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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-27
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ARRIVED.

l9th.-Berque Poachsr. spink, fro Wares
for New Orleans Sch'rs Emperor. Godfrey fm
Tsunton, for N York, New Polly. White fia
Yarmouth, for do, Sloops Spartan, Presbey Tn
Taunton for do, Fair Haven, Smith, I'm Prov
idencs for Hartford, Empress, Brown, I'm dc
for N York, Amsds, Hull, fm do for do.
20th.-SIoof Nelson, Heath, fan New Bed
SlM.--schooucr Lambard, Of Barnstsbie
SHOW. fm ,Hyannis for New York, in distress
having struck rock of Seakonnet point and
lsSking badly pat in for repairs, cargo mack
22d.--sioop James Lampheer, Keensy, FIN
Providence, for New London.
23d,--Schooners Fame, Simpson, I'm Machia'
St Cloud, blanchard, I'm Bangor, Antioch, Pet
iingill, fm Lubec, Leo, Simonton, fun Thomas
Ton sll for New York. soop Hero, Read, fn
Providence for do.
25th.-SIoop Amity, Munro, fm New York.
b ENTERED.
Brig wsnte, Fish, Malags. I'll.
Sch Delightin peace, Nickeruon, Boston,
Brig Gold Hunter, MoIthrop 81 ChristoPhers,
Sch Crown, Baker, Boston, s,.
Sloop Amity, Munro, New York.
CLEARED.
Brig Wsnte, Fish, New York,
Sch Delight in peaces Nickerson. Providepce,
Brig Gold Hunter, Molihrop, New Haven.
Sch New York, Duffee, Albany,
do Hiram, Me0aughlihg, Mobile,
20 Emilvs Hoxsie, do
DO CroTn, Baksss Pposidencs,
sloop Annity, Mdnto. do. - :
MEMORANDA.
AZ Gibralssr, Oct. lzth. brig Gov. Colding-
ton, ia quar-. brig Ann Gadsen, NorthAm, fm y
York, ssilsd for 'Tifieonia. A'l.
Arr. at WiImingten ". q. Nov. 9th, brig An
nswan, Sylvester, I'm Fall River, 10 days 70
Hathaway & Peckham. - 80
Brig Maiue Of Portland, I'm Wilmington N G.
went ashore 10 leeward Of Mariel, crew saved
excepting 2 men, vessel and cargo lost.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-27

TO he, chamber She soon recovered, !,
however. bu' appeared very much deiec-
ted. She had become impressed With
the belief that tho phenomenon was
prognosticativs Of the dissolution Of all
things, which 80 preyed upon her mind
az to cause her death. She expired yes
terday about four o'clock in the aftsr-
noon. r. SIM.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-27
NOTICE.

VX7 e are requested to atste. that the deal.
w ers in Dry Goods, in this Town, have
concluded 10 discontinue the practice ofgiv.
ing Patterns. In considering this matter,
much careful and dispassionate reflection
has been exercised, and they have with en-
tire unanimity resolved upon tho measure,
under q conyiction, thatis csleolsted 10 70
move sn extensive. evil, from which perhaps
buyers have suffered even more disadvantage
than sellsrs.- While svailing themselves Of
this occasion to render acknowledgment
for public patronage, they would request
leave to express ahope, that the same friend
ly disposition WILDE continued to aid them
in sbols,ing this troubiesome and useless
practice -Thfs anticipation is 10 great do.
gree confirmed by tue Appreciation already
expressed by many lsrge aud experienced
purchasers in this town, and tho successful
adoption Of the same measure in other pisces.
Saturday. Nov. 8. 3w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-27

NtsYevt Nor. 4th 1893.
The commissioners Report on the Estste
Of Richard n. Psckhan. late az New port
deceased, wee presented 70 this Cours sov
Allowance. Il y Ordered that the ssn,e be
reseived oNd the consideration thereof re-
ftfred toe Court Of Probate TO be holden st
the State House In Newport on The first
Monday IN December next st o O'Clock
A. N. snd thst previous Notice be given (oy
Publishing copy ofthis order three several
,nn's 10 the 3. I. Republican, to all persons
inmrssted 70 sPpess = said time and place
aud be heard.
fsvnneseJ B. B. ROWLAND,
tfrt icii Probate Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-27
COMMISSIONERS NoITIIttE.

WE, tho subscribers having heen ap-
~ pointed by the Court of Probate
for The town Of Newport, Commission
Eers to receive aud ,exsmine the claims
Of the. creditors ugainst the estate of
JOHN BRooK's late Of said Newport Mari
ner deceased, represented Insolyyut. do
hereby give Nutice that six Months from
the 7th. day Of October last is allowed
for that purpose, and that we will attend
a the Shop Of Joseph Sanford mn the
last Saturdaypin February and March
1884, from 2 to 4 O'Clock, r. N. for the
purpose Of roceisios and examining the
claims aesihst said estate, at which time
time and place oil psrsons Interested
may appevr and be heard.
JOSEPH SANEORn; 1 ~.
HENRY GARDNER; cm
CLARK BURDlCH, "'"~
All persons indebted to said estate are
eeqaes ted to make Immediate payment
ROBINSON POTTER, Admn..r.
Newport. Nov. i2, 1888. Sw
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-27
NEW
Fall and Winter Goods.

faII ana Wlnter OOOOS.
vTHOMAS FOWLER Jr., has, during the
u. past week received . large supply Of
seasonsble goods Among them are--
Elegant dark prints, Ginghsms, com.
mon Calcoes, Mourning do. Inerino cloths,
and mersno circassioas, chintzes, gloves. and
hosiery, fancy hdkfs, pongees, silk velvet;
tsbby do, black silks Of every quality, thread
cdgings, grecian quilting, bobbinst do, Eng.
lish and domestic fannels, Canton do, fg'd
booking, table covers, rose blankets, brodd-
cloths, cassimeres, habit cloths, petershsm,
satinets, and dark vestings,. Russia dsmssk,
Irish linen from e Sd to- 100 the yard, birds
eye and Russia diapers. brown and blesched
shestings and shirtingss bedtickinS, crash,
&c. &C. -a-sy,,a .rss,l !
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-27
0WNWRRT;

MI r. FRIEND at the request Of several
lvl Gentlemen ofNewport, proposes Civ.
ing . Concert at: the N dsonic Hall, on FRI
day Evening Nov. 29th.
The lovers Of music should avail them
selves Of this opportunity. Mr.Friend's i'm
itations Of Miss Fisher will richly repay his
audiences. Nov. 9th.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-27

VTNHE subsc cribers having spgeged all the
Co,soa Bats made, byy tks HNewport
STEAM Factory" Tor the term of one yssr
will be regularly supplied with these differ.
l2a cenlS per pound, fnct byndled) warrant
ed Is ounces 10 each pound:
WIN. C.. COZZENS e. CO.
NIB. The kind At l2l cents being en-
tisely free from dirt, seeds or any other nh
bish, % . mstter Of economy 70 warranted q
be decidedly the chsspess. =
Sept. II, 1888 ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-27
AUOyx0Ef8.
DRY GOODS, LOolxing-Glas-
scs, &c. at Auction.
ON SA SATURDAYNEXT. ~
At o o'clock "A NJ. DiH be Sold al fhe Auc-
W fion Room.

LUE, ;black, olive, drab and inix'd
- Broadcloths Flushings. Kerseys, PEI
tershams fannels, linseys blankets satincts,
Counterpanes and Quilts silk and cotton
Hdkfs: bleached shirtings suspendsrs' |;
lambs wool half hose calicoes, green, csn-
tons, buckrSms, woolen mittens snd gloves,
buttons, fne box wood Combs hair Do.
blsck and white ferret: cases Fur hsts,-
ALSO, Bible6, Blank Books, Writing and
Letter Paper. Umbrellss, vloIins, lev and
second hand Clothing, beds, watches, &c,
Liksssiss, A quShtity Of gilt framed Locking
wooden Clocks, &c.so CLOSE Coasignmests.
--Sales positive fair OF fonl.--C Conditions IL
bersl. and made Known At the Sale. ~ s
UThe Goodwill be sdsd in loss 70 dsit
purchasers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-27
FOR SALE.

THAT valuable and pieassnt Eslsts. some.
u times called the Barring Place" or"D Dun.
mol Farm" the property Of George 4. Gray,
situatod on The wesi shore IN The towr of Mid.
dletown, fvs miles from Sewport, containing
% acres Of good la"d, wi,b sr ssesller, house
in9s, aII N good sspsir. said farm IL sl-n wel'
fsscsd ard Watsrsd, he's sxtepsivs orchards, and
. valuable privilege for ses.msnure. Tsfuw
nay b known By spplicstioo 20 the subrcribcr
WILLIAM q. HAMMOND.
oet.I6. I. -. !. I. Z :
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-27

"a crcavy'rs 1"'s1'ss"ee.-ine A'aoa-
ma 'oincu''y' !" now ID the progress OF
Satisfactory arrangement 20 the d'saP-
pc'ntment OF the dgifaforj' and the Joy
OF all friends OF the national harmony,
Xbe general government has wisely ana
humane'y directed the Indian reserva-
flon 70 20 at once laid on, IN order 20
prevent the necessity o. removing the
peaceable settlers. Coi. ABERr' the
Typographical Eng'neer' has been d.
rected TO push the survey as rapidly as
posslb'e-and II ne cannot locate the In.
dividual reservations IN t'me' no Is TO de-
s'gnate she tracts within winch 'ney arc
10 be snecIed; 80 as % leave inc o'"er er
portions o. the District Tree lot occope-
ton. IN this event. the Marshal - 20
stay all furthe- proceedings, 4
The following Instructions from the
Secretary Of war; snew tho iaudapie ds'
termination Of the government to render
~ :t:.--- -.l~-l.... a. .::t
the military subordinate 70 the civil au-
shortly ;w s,-s t>e5e
Extract OF a Letter g mayor >. .. NJ
l"fssh' dated Oef 'S9fh, 1888.
"SiR-four letter of the Slst 'nst. 20
Major GereraI Mscomo has been iaid
before me-and, in answer J have to 'n-
form you, that you will interPose no OBJ
stacle TO the service Of legal process up
on any officer or soldier under your conn
mand. whether issuing from the Courts
ofthe State Of Alabama, or Of the Uni-
ted States; On the contrary you Will tNl
give all necessary facilities to the exc
cution Of such progress. -.,....
"Is i not the intention Of the Presi--
dent. that any part Of the military force
ofthe United States should be brought
into collision with the c'v'' authority.
In all questions OF Jurisdictions i IS the
duty Of the former to submit 10 the lat
ter, and no considerations must interfere
with that duty. m - !
If therefore. an officer Of the state
or Of the United states come win 'ega'
process against Yourself or an oheer or
soldier of your garrison' you VIII ireeiy
admit HIM within your post, and allow
him toexecute h,s writ undisturbed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-27
STATE OF RHODE-isLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.

STATE OF RuODE-iSLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
IN General asss~bly, October Ssssios, A,
d. 1893.
WHEREAS the General Assembly which
elected Asher Robbins q Senator in the %
nate Of the United Safes, on the nineteenth h
day Of January last, did not comply with the
provisions Of % act entitled "sn act In sd.
ditiou to IN act regulating the manner Of
admitting fieemen, and directing the meth
cd Of eleciing officers IN this stste," bv vir
toe Of which the members Of cne branch OF
said assembly held their Offices. but proceed
ed prematureIy therein and the said eIec.
tion is therefore void, aud ought, 10 be 80 de.
clsred by this Assembly; therefore
BE Il enacted By The General .4ssembiy, and
BY The authority thereof IL Is enacted, that the
said election be and The same is hereby de
clared 10 be null and void and of no effect
and the Office 10 hereby declared 10 bo va
cent True copy--witness
rt}sk HENRY BOWEN, Sec'rY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-27
rofLETrERs.

T2rv.,s'se in the Povv'o oyy,er, Newport, n /.
IN I. Nav. q, ,lS31.
iLi,rrr,pns calling kr rhsm, will please say
..adse'usrd." US they are placed ia seperats
bax
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-27

iour rnevman printor in the office Of the
Roches,s, D,;lv Advest;se,
Of his ,;ss ~ Mathew Z. D.v;, He has
oroceedsd !. far a. the Mexican exoedit-
ion.
tn. ;,.a;... corm.ncsm.,, .f !. ,.u-
dad !. co,,smnl.tsd 70 run from tho Him
-. R;v., - T.te Afch;c.n
t'o'ss. .' - .pr' - '''.' :.
~ w o"'o"' = ~ s
/ Two lsght7houses ere % % erected I'M
mediateIy c4e near Mobile bay-the 9th
etuesl ssS NkS'e'e ,~r.-~r, .,fs~ss
3. -Sleamzepginery will soon, i is said yield
to the power OF heated aif;-is 10 equally
sHosg ana .ss more sc0no"'cs''
Peter v. Daniel. Esq, has declined the
appointment Of Attorney General Of the
United States.
Five commercial houses In the East Indies
have failed 70 the amount Of Et2250' 'O0o--
the consequence ofwhich will cause failures
in England and elsewhere, TO very consid-
cradle extent.
The King ofspain died on the 10th Sep
tembsr The Queen had assumed the Re-
gency. iFsse'
I Donna Maria arrived in Lisbon on the 22d
Of September, where her reception was
most sathusiastic. Marshal Bourmont, La
ofhcess who formed the main strength oi
Don m'guers army, nave Fes'gnep, 20 sna'
every thing indicted speedy seFm'nauon Of
''e Sc"'''. '''s ss
me Arsos hsrsss 'ne Frencn 70 soch IN
So a = .,pp ''
s. s"S "'a'" -
pe french '"'n's'e' LOT ro'e'sn nns''s
mas received iro" !" Level harris 'ne ie!-
'ers o. recall Dy winch MS MISSION as Chsrge
q nna'rs Of 'ne on"eo STATES Of Ame''ca'
" - ).
Our M'nisteI' "r. Livingston mao 90 IN
sevv'ew WIN 'ne A'og o. Franco on the
:" " !. " ..
me gfea'es. s'.'" sA'sa 10 "sono WIN
-" r.a.,r =, s:..'..@"s
= = S'5r" - -, :,
ne nrcnooeness "a''a ssoons n.' eeoeo
% msoame Le.ns' "0.nsr o. rspo's0n' '1e
WuOVe pI0Pcfty " suo sstc 0uAo NC hsCu-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-27
LACE WORK.

THE subscribers viii employ those who
= understand Lace work with steady EN-.
ployment for six months, upon spplicatio on
any evening at their store 10 Thames IT,, and
liberal prices paid:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-27

SILK vELvETl
DyRtLk and black 2ilk Velvet !.ceiysd shi'
- dky By T.F0WLERJR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-23

ceived from us S1sl,0s7. A little more time
for examination would probably increase it to
Sls5, 600, or an average Of $1,000 per annum,
being rather less than was stated from memory.
Our engagements at this moment require Us to
pay little less than $40 900 10 authors, OF which
nearly $50, 900 will be for two works.
We have never considered booksellers entitled
TO much credit for paving authors literally, any
more than we should be disposed to adult that
they were entitled to censure for not paying all
who think proper to write. The bookseller 10
oniv the channel through which the tavOrs OF
the public are conveyed To the author. If the
stream be copious, he will be sure to have full
share. If there be no favor on the part OF the
public, the bookseller who would undertake TO
act in their stead would speedily be bankrupt
In these days Of brisk competition, there IS no
author whose books ~ill be read, who cannot be
paid, and there is no such author who complains.
There are, undoubtedly, at all times, men Of
talent who have reason TO complain OF the re-
ception their works experienced. but the fault
lies with the public and not the bookseller, AL
though the author is generally disposed to place
upon his shoulders large portion OF the blame.
We have suggested 70 some Of our authors that
very Interesting book might be made OF the
"CaIamties Of Booksellers" to match D'Isra.
ellis Calamities Of Authors. Authors have at
all times taken care to let the world know their
troubles, SO that only one side OF the question
is known. We are persuaded that there are
few booksellers in extensive business who could
not contribute chaper.
CAREY, LEA & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-23
SALES AT AUCTION.
Trustee's Sale Continued

VUNHIS MORNING, commencing at 10 O'Clock; and,
Il in order. If possible. to make close, THIS EVEN:
ING, at early candle lighting With the exception OF
few articles principally OF Japanneo ana hafa~He'
there remains to be sod
DRY GOODS Of different kinds
Knives and Forks Coffee Mills
Files, Bolts, Buttons, and Hooks
Sets plated Csriole Mountings and reneDts
One saddIer's Web stretcher, complete
Britannia Coffee and Tea Pots. Sugars and
Creams; do Tumblers
Cabin, Butterfly and Nurse Lamps
Looking Glasses; gilt and jett Picture Frames
i SMiLL LOT or JEWELRY
Is Watches. silver and gilt
HODSEHOLD& KITCHEN FURNITURE
Such 3ideboards, Tables, Sofa, Bureaus
Cane and wood seat Chairs, Feather Beds
A lot of PAINTED WOOD TUBS
One Turner'S Lathe and Smiths b, llows
Green STAT BLINDS. different sizes
25. 900 half Spanish. and few boxes real Spa
nlsh Segsrs
Pyramid and Franklin Stoves
Parcel Stove Pipe, Carriage Wheels
Vinegar in hogsheads. &C. &C.
The above sale will be made under the authority Of
deed Of trust from George White to the subscriber.
The sale will commence at 10 O'Clock A. snd con.
tinue from day to day till the articles are all sold
TERMS OF SALE - For all sums Of and under S25,
Cash; over that sum- and exceeding $50 So days;
$50, and not exceeding 500, months; over
500. months credit for approved endorsed notes
HOOE, Trustee.
" will, Immediately after the above, offer
for sale, to close several consignments-
" dozen Swiss Muslin CaPes
Carpet Binding
cases Fur Hats
Feather Beds
Parcel Kitchen Utensils
Several Stand Casks
Scales and Weights, &c. &c.
GEO WHITE, Auctioneer.
.aDDITFONAL-AT IL O'CLOCK, P. n.
2 Gigs, with Harness complete
Also. withou, reserve, to close sales
A Lot of sadd!ery and various Hair Trunks, &C.
nov % GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-23
Sugar, MnAasses. 20.

ut. Croix and Porto Rico Sugar
y Trinidad Aolssses
Java. Rio and Cuba Coffee
PhiIadelphia and Louisiana Refined sugar
Wines of Madeirs, Spain and France. IN p'2.s,
half pipes, quarter casks and cases, all wsrrent-
ed pure a. imported l.
nestle
eunpowder, Imperial and souehong Tea &c &c
For sale by nov 10 A. " ChHSNo'S w.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-23

,,.r,nder, when he could not unite the Gor-
-, or, il with his sword. Brennus, when
u '. y,. dispute about the weight OF the gold
:. ,hs ransom Of Rome, settled the d'!heu'y oy
u" 80, INTO the balance the iron weapon which
80 held in his hand. General Jackson
=, hin, TO the Globe, (see another column'}
= ri, controversy with the Bank when arsa-
,,o,s fail, can use his Veto.
w ucr.s!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-23
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

FINDER the authority Of = Deed Of Trust rom Jas.
u c. Wilson, the subscriber will sell At public aue.
ton, to the highest bidder Monday, 9Th December
next, al u O'Clock, one.third Of that large
THREE STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE on
6::.s King street. lately occupied BY W. Ram,
R;1.. >ay Also. one third Of LOTOF GROUND
ON Duke street. adjoining the Dwelling House attach
ed to st. Paul's Church. Terms made known at sale
nov s-dts SAA'L. J POTTS, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-23
hampstead for sale.

yIlHIs place ha. long been established a. ,tina TOT
mercantile business. and is we'll imProvedi having
good Store, Grain and other necessary .nd
hnsines,. A well n "A excellent Dwelling hou.e eno
.usru cnnv.nrnee for The sceomm daton Of family;
Ths2. .re . few acres also Of Land. all enclosed and
- .nnc order II lies within sbout mile OF boyds
Hole. stopping place for steamboats, on me rosom;c
about distance from an tPm.op, ana b.s po.,
me =, The Mace For further Particular sPpiyto
once ~ "e GEO. JOHNSON u Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-23
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. CO.
rrpngy MORNING. NOVEMBER %.

T., .0umera,ins, yesterday, the Government
,.r. We omitted to mention that with Mr..
V V4a We publish. this morning, Mr.. Duane's
p'l :, will be seen that Mr. d very justly
'aO. himself at issue with the President, and
,Ot With the Globe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-23

A resolution has been passed BY the Aldermen
and Common Council oi Georgeto"n, appointing
the Mayor, General Mason, and Captain Thomas
.nrs,e,by Jones, to act in behalf OF that corpo-
ration in endeayorlng to obtain, by the co'oPera-
ton of persons in Virginia, friendly to the m'a'
sure, an act of the Legislature Of that State, Tor
Iaylns gu, aud making turnpike road from
suitable point on the Leesburs Road IN the
nrshborhoOd of the Falls Bridge, to intersee' the
Little River Turnpike Road at or near Fairfax
COur, House.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-23
l.and FOR sale.


n virtue of deed of trust executed BY the late
ID Richard Bland Lee, and Elizabeth his wife, on the
10th DAY of June, 1926, the subscriber will offer ~
public auction at Fairfax Court House, in Virginia on
Monday the I'd day of December next, at IL O'CLOCK,
erdsn all the right title and interest OF the ss.o
Richard Bland Lee, and Of Elizabeth bis vile, o. ia
and to the
90. TRACT OF LAND
EsxkX known by the name OF Lsngy, lying III
re- the County OF Fairfax, Virginia and oouhaeo
.t5sx-., as follows viz:-0n the south by the Turn
pike road leading from Georgeto to Leesourg' Oh
the west by the lands Of Clement Smith aud Roger
Jones, on the north D, the river Poonsc' ana on me
east by the snds Of Robert s. Read, Daniel Bus.afd
and Clement Smth and situate about two and half
miles above the Little Falls OF the Potomac CONTAINING
FIVE hundred and forty icres, more or less
The terms Of sale One.fcur'h OF the purchase
money to be paid in hand and the residue IN tqnsi IN
sslmen ,s of one two and three years The puhhsser
TO rive notes. satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
from the day Of sale, and full payment OF the put
chase money! with I'll interest and costs, the suoseri
her as Trustee s az resad, will convey to the purehs
ser all the right and title derived under te ssd deed
~ RID. SMITH, Trustee.
nov 5-eo,30thNovGdts
Hs, The sale Of the above described property
il postponed to Saturday, the 2lst December ne1t,t
10 ocIok K, w. when it will take place, at Mr. Sewss
on the pysmises on the Turnpike Road Iesding ro"
Georgetown to Lee.burg. ,r,, r.....
nov 2l-U KID. SMi'"' 'ru
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-23

TIE Post Ofce.-The following paragraph Is
,y,r,,ted from the CinsinDau Commercial Al
ysr,i.er Of the 18th instant:
:. We have the most astounding intelligence
,,oo, source in which we place the most inpi
81, confidence, which ia. that the deficiency IN the
posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT. amounts TO
tho .ourmous sum Of upwards OF EIGHT HUN
DRgD THOUSAND D0LLARS!'"
Can this be possible:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-23
ALEXANDRIA MARINE LIST.
ARRIVED, NOVEMBER %,

ARRIVED, NOVEMBER %,
Schooner Columbia, Smith, New York; freight
for the District.
Schooner Red Rover, Jarvis, Baltimore; freight
for the District
Schooner Two Brothers. Hancock, Pocomoke;
Slaves and Laths TO master.
Schooner Columbia, Ruark, Salisbury; Lum-
Der to master.
Sloop Union, Taylor, Philadelphia; freight for
the District.
Passed up. Schooners Robert Gordon and Pc.
tomac, from New York, bound to Georgetown.
SAILED,
Schooner Howard, Higgins, Portland.
Schooner Virginia, Elliott. Ne" York.
Steamboat Potomac. hewitt, Norfolk.
Ship Potomac. Marbury, of this port, at LII
vernnoI frnm Amsterdam. LIST October.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-23
dictionary Court.

LEGIONARY Court Of Enquiry, for the hearing
n of excuses and RENTING Of militia fines. will be
held at the Town Hall, mex to the Council Chamber
on Saturday, the 23d in.tan' OF which al persons IN
terested vii. please to take notice The Court VIII pc
onened at 10 O'Clock. A. N. WIN. ID. MUTT,
nov 2O-t23d Adj LIST Reg Cd Brig ID. G.
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JAbbott's Young Christian.

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