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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-08-07
Memoir Of RhOde-Island,
1857.


The commissioners me. at warwick
July 4th 1857.
Upon the request of the Narrnganse"
sachems, il is ordered, thnt letter be
sen, to the English at Pequat and there
ubou,s, from this Assembly and to be
subscribed by the General Recorder
The contents whereof were as followeth
viz -
To our honored and beloved friends
Cant. Dennison and Mr.. Thomas
Stanton, to be communicated to
such Of the English as il may con-
cern at Pequa, or other parts ofthe
Country.
Beloved Countrynen, in the conside-
ration of the great charge that lyeth on
every ono to endeavor the preservation
of the peace of this country and every
member thereof, we do therefore make
use Of this present occasion to the end
promised, and you may please to under
stand that we have ut this very instant
a very solemn and serious information
from the Narraganseu sachems by n
chief councillor Of theirs, that they take
it i'll Of some English who live near I'm
eos his fort, for that las they say the
English by their scouts discover TO the
Manhegans the approach of the Nara
gausetts and thereby do defeat their de-
signs in war against Uncas. And fur
ther these Indians do say that they think
those English that so do. do not do it by
order Of any Colony or Court, but for
money given underhand by Uncas.-
And further they tell US that the inland
ers, called Mocquayes, are in great num-
bor coming down against Uncas, and
these Indians fear that those inlanders
finding any such carriage from those En-
glish by making signs or shouting to
give Uncas notice as aforesaid Of his en-
emies approach, that then those inland
ers may be euraged and either take or
kill such scout or scouts and now on
this information these Nurragansett Sa-
chems desire US SO TO inform you for
that they desire fair corrcspondency
with the English, Thus much only we
shall add that is that you, our loving
Countrymen do, well consider of the
matter and weigh the grounds Of those
actions, SO as if possible the pence OF
the Country and :here 10 your safety
with ours may be preserved, for that is
the utmost extent Of our desires and we
only desire to inform you, but no way
to engage in either part of the Indian
quarrels one with another.
And % we rest your affec,ionate
Coun,rymen and friends.
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Effect Of Wind on che IYds.--Dr
n recent heavy wind in London, an
long the Thames, the water wa
blown out Ofthat river, that above
don bridge, people walked about OF
Iand--and boys, without shoes or st
ings, walked across the bed Of the )
rs low as Blackfriars bridge.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-08-07

ANKcDorE OF A SAiLoR.-Dnring the
prevalence Of tho cholera last year in
this borough, a sailor Of decent appear
ance called mt Mr.. w. s. Lacoste's
boarding house, and frankly told him
he was a-drift at tie mercy Of the ele-
ments, without a harbor a-head, or n
shot in the locker, aud if perchnnce he
should be boarded by the cholera, why,
he must founder In the street, he suppos-
ed. Lacoste, who was never known tn
he backward in extending reIiefto fell
Inv creature in distress, aud who per-
ceived warrant for the poor fellows hon-
esty in his cOuntenance, readily tender
ed him "A bed and sent at his tnble, un-
Ill it should he better times with him,
which fricndIy offer, Jack accepted
with much joy. Not readily meeting
with vessel to ship board of, oar hero
became impatient and after making suit
able Acknowledgements Of gratitude To
his kind host, and promising to quit the
score as soon as it was in his power, he
left his house and embarked for New
York. Twelve months had rolled on,
Mr.. LIS memory, when one day lust
woek, II seaman, very neatly clad, and
of a prepossessing cOuutenance, called
at his house, aud without any prefnce,
thus accosted him -
"Here are $500, I wish you to take as
much of it as you want to pay yourself
for your generosity to me, aud keep the
balance till l call for it. am just of
to sea, and if I should 60 to Old Davy.
why, you see, had rather you should
have it than any body know"
"Why, who are you, aud what claim
have to your money 7"
"Oh, then, you have forgot the poor
sailor you took out Of tho street last
year. and treated SO k:ndly--but he has
not forgot you" So saying, he forced
the money on his benefactor, adding-"I
know if get back safe, shall find the
money safe, and i'll don't why keep it,
and welcome. And here, (pulling lot
terry ticket from his pockeD here, take
this, and if it draws prize keep that
too. Then giving Mr.. i. cordial
shake of the hand, he left him and went
on board his vessel, which in an hour af-
ter was under way for foreign port.
In less than "a hours after his depar-
ture, Mr. L. called at Lottery Office to
enquire the fate of Jacks ticket, when
he had the satisfaction to learn that its
numbers had drawn the handsome sum
Of $1,000. Jacks share Of the prize
money being $3.50.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-08-07


In cloak and in bonnet all simply arroyed,
TO meet dark fend in the shape of .
lover.
How gladsoms and gay she tript on her way
Blu, alas on her path the foul murderer Jay.
Oh weep for Maria the poor Factory
Maid
So charming SO fair aud so bassly betrayed.
Her cheek had been pale, butit swee.ly as.
sumed
A roster hue as she left the Fall River
She knew not that soon on the cheek where
il bloomed,
lts beauty would fade and be blasted for
ever,
All soon came that hour her bsauty's fair
Lay bloomlcss and dead in her false lovers
Oh! weep, &c.
Her brow it grew damp on the way % she
strayed,
Her bosom beat high, and cold chill
came DER her
For still the sad scene where villin be-
rayed,
BY memory and fancy were painted be-
fore her,
Now dark her lone way for sunk was the
day,
And ne'er shall Maria behold its blight ray.
Oh! weep &c.
Tho spot had been named: she reached at the
hour,
Bot still her fair bosom was fearfully bea-
ting
She tried to return but she had not the pow.
She wished TO remain, but she dreaded the
meeting
Alas helpless maid, from her home she had
arsvee fF
That cold dreary night in her grave, to be
laid
Oh weep &c.
Her lover ah no her deceiver drew nigh
She thought he looked pale and he see m.
a
How siob,less in love is fair woman's brigb I
eve.
She saw no, the seruent that round her
w,s co;,ino.
ttow f.,,e ia that, can win wou.n,s beor,.
Th., ,;.rce no, s.;, hoso,, With ,r,,de,,s
foul datl
Nh g.,
Those bsnds that in hers had been ,enderlv
laid.
Like paws of the Tiger now fiereelv did
Those hands he had raised DER the vows he
had made.
Now wallowcd in blood-,hey were those
ofhsr butchc,
howl,
q" '"a"A'"u asSp'Se '"ee' 'hou monster
''' wv"
"''p
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-08-07

We copy the following from the New.
York Free Enquirer--a paper edited
with unmatched ability by II. ID. RoBIN-
SON. Mr.. Graham has brcathed mourn.
fuI yet sweet tenderness through his
verse. The Rec. Ephraim X. 10 trentcd
with meriied severity, but the hopes and
fears Of his unfortunate victim are thrill
Iingly depicted, and sung in strain pm
beautiful and enchanting -
SONG.
The Factory Maid.
AlR--"IStar spangisd Banner"
NJ >. eRAHAH.
Oh lirt the sad tale Of the poor Fsetory
Maid,
How cheerful che went whom the dsy's
work was over.
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80 II paid in advance, or $2,25 at th
Of the year.
Advertisements not marked, will be {
ued till forbidden, and charged sceordini
No paper discontinued until AREA
are paid, unless at the discretion Of the
Usher.
All accounts must be- settled q. san
q yssr.
Printing
or oil KINDS done with nestuess and des
AT THE HALL, |
In the rear Of the Savings Bunk
Over the store Of HrERr BvR
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-08-07

From the Gene
raj Court Of
Comm issioners
held for the
Colony of Prov
|, idence Planta-
tions, at War
wick pr me John
| Sanford General
| Recorder.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-08-07

His grave will be Stunned ir tis known
where he's laid;
The false one that slew the fair factory
Maid.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-28
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. m. c.

ARRIVED. May 25,
Schooner Juvenile. Philips, Nanticoke River;
Corn to Stephen Shinn.
May 26-Brilish Brig Caravan, Doane. Hall.
fax; Plaster and Sugar to w. FOwle & Co.
Schooner Victor, Washington, BGyd's Hole;
Corn to George Johnson & Co.
Steamboat Fredericksburg. jenkins, Baltimore;
freight and passengers for the District. Passed
Brig Ann Maria, Rice, ashore on Upper Cedar
Point.
May a7-Brg Philip Doddrdse, Mckenzie,
New York; Ballast to l., Mckenzie.
Schooner Convoy, CroweIl. Halifax; Plaster to
w. FowIe Il Co.
schooner Zion, Marshall, Vienna; Lumber to
George H. smoot.
Schooner Rebecca, Curtis, Eastern Shore;
Rails to George H. Smoot.
Schooner White Oak, Southern, Occoquan;
Flour to J. & J II. Janney.
Sloop Experiment, Weaver, Boyd's Hole;
Corn to George Johnson & Co.
SAILED, May 81,
Schooner Balance, Gorham, Boston.
Schooner Columbia, Smith, New York.
Schooner Alexandra, Brtton, cleared at New
York for this port Gath.
Schooner President, Kirkland, hence at New.
York Oath
Schooner Fornax, PercivaI, cleared at Boston
for this port esd.
Schooner Baltimore, hence for Boston, at
Holmes Hole 21st.
Quick Passage. packet ship Edward
Bonaffe, M,ercken, made her passage from Phi.
adelphia to New Orleans, in eleven days from
city to city.-Norfok Beacon
Shpwreck and Loss Of observation-disclosures
was received last evening from Pa'choug. south
side Of Long Island. that the British ship James
Henry Cumming. Capt Fox. from Liverpool for
this port, went ashore at that place, nu Tuesday
last. during dense fog She had a cargo OF dry
goods and salt, and about one hundred and fifty
passengers. a boat coming ashore VAS upset
and two ladies drowned: the remainder of the
passengers ard crew were safely landed: the
vessel will be lost. This ship sailed from Liver.
pool on the SOth Of Marcb.-NeW York Com
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-28

-, uh;ch within the boundaries of this
Fe;peeao,e' i. ten thousand licensed preachers,
RsPao r.is hundred thousand cnare1 mem-
!, 'r .d ,hrrs millions OF persons IN It's oongre-
be''' Az and which in its growing greatness mas
s1'P" Nth the country ITSELF NO "onoer
lspi Pa,. ,ne friends Of this ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
as'' "a" ceilings excited to know whether this
tad mt ;"i.tsr was guilty or not There may be
h'If MIN" ",nsr for such excitement; 1t may arise
sno'''i &c from the Efforts Of anti rels'onists
% a @r' lawn immediate punishment on the IN
% nns ,Sn. accused 1t may be sectarian
t''aa az from jealousy on the part OF other
at " orowing out Of the extent and zeal,
''lI';D number Of the Methodist church.
,Dr " farther cause may perhaps De ioonu
An Moderation who the deceased was. ohe
- u' r".,,ry GIRL; one of the number oil seven
pm,ryed in this State, and without
'-,'' I,bor, the operations Of our Mills could
SIC" ".,r;ed on. These individuals now look
' y n. "a protect their rights. and to convince
hy the course we now adopt, that The pro-
u'% Els Of Law Is cast around them, equal
s'"', ,-nnnJ others. F,om whatever quarter
T. ,.,st excitement may come, or to whatever
80, n NAV owe us erl2in or eNis'euSes ea'
'.,'' ,oa not to be Influenced by it one way or
,bs, You are TO have no bias. You are
~, ', "a here as fair. unbiased, and impartial Ju-
" # YOU are otherwise, your situation Ia as
,,Sl a, mat Of the prisoner Oh whose cause, Tor
q Ar death. you are about To pass; tor YOU are
- You must stand alo0 from all that
r. ,f,c, OF prejudice your judgment. you must
t,,, a, though you had never heard. aud the YER
h, mich yuu render must be- rendered alone
,,,o,ding to the testimony aud the law,
The Report, as far as it goes, it's mol
a,,. than one quarter or one third OF the whole
rive, the testimony OF thirty six witnesses -
T,s Evidence Of these goes To show. principally,
n, position aud situation OF the body OF the lie :
,,.ed when jiscovered-the appearance OF
,,u. answering to the description of the prison
4, about the neshborhood at the tiine--the preS-
l,nsy Of the deceased-and the arrest Of the
rl,Oner after he left the State Of Rhode Island
Ne >hall give further particulars hereafter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-28

imported saxony, Soc; 5000 lbs do do. 1864;
4.500 do do, 1907; Is bales Spanish sleeps. R
IS &c; do do do, r z inferior, 76ac; do
Spanish lambs, TIC; 90 do do. SOC; do Saxo-
ny lambs. Csc; 10 do unwashed Smyrna, lsc;
10 do do. very dirty. l2c; 10 do washed Barha
ry Wool. a6c; 500 do Buenos Ayres, Ga i1ac;
8 do do, very inferior. SIC; 10 do Constantine
pie, lined, at Ice; q do Mohar, IA SIC. The
low prices, in general, which were obtained for
fleece Wool, may be attributed mainly to the fact
that shearing is near at hand, at which it is ex-
pected there will he an unusually large clip
Boston Courier
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QNalran,e, rhevMonleters &c

's'ds subscriber has received, per shin Virginia
L supply OF Thermometers, marine and ornamental,
:. e'lper' TN, brorze aud morocco cases, all sizes,
"''''st'ured by holland ontlon
s4lran's ofgood quality, Bronze stsndishes, of
p ',' patterns, some with card racks attached; Wax
y; $50 WIN o'onze stands; Bronze Hand Bs,ls; ;
-, - SAM "aNSss; mkslands of Fseuch China
- u'n New f'tk, Charts of the Potomac River. on
se scale; Nautical Almanscs for 10 IS; and gene
49, P'N OF european aud AN, rjcsn Charts; Bow
~, N'Ss'or Coast Pilot aud Ship Masters Assis
c, 'aeA' edn'onsi Cargo aud Journal Books: Mani
y2l-euSt RrNNEny
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-28
district uf COlumbia,

orr, County Of Aierandria, Set.
SrEPUEN FELL has snn,iel IN The Honor
g. 60 aoIe ", liam Cranch, Chief Judge of the United
-"s Circuit Court Of the District of Coiumbia to be
rsSs, rom Imprisonment, under the act for the
b. h'olvent debtors within the District of Colum.
Monday the S,h day Of June next, at 10 o'clock.
Nh The Court House in Alexandris, when and
Nc % m creditors are required to attend.
- <S--ot EDM l. LEE C.. C.,
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tons than are imposed on native heirs;-the same
laws of intestacy and administration to apply in
the absence Of the alien heir. The lee toci and
domestic courts are to decide the rule OF descent
and apportionment In cases Of real estate, an
alien heir shall be allowed reasonable time to
sell and Withdraw the proceeds. without paying
any extra charges or dues. II is provided that
this article does not derogate from the existing
Russian laws against emigration.
BY the eleventh article it is agreed, that it Ell
Their party shall, hereafter. grant to any other ma
ton, any particular favor IN navigation OF com
merce, it shall, Immediately, become common to
the other party, freely, where 1t is freely granted
to such other nation, or on yielding the same
compensation, when the grant Is conditional.
The closing article extends the force OF the trea-
ty to Poland, and fixes its duration to the year
1889. provided one years notice OF intention to
abolish shall have been given at that date, or un-
til one year after such previous notice shall have
been given thereafter.
The separate articles for the purpose Of remov-
ing all ambiguity and subjects OF discussion from
their commercial reations-explains that the ex-
isting civil regulations between Russia and Swe-
den, Russia and Prussia, the Grand Dutchy OF
Finland and Poland.-which are now in force.
but which "are in no manner connected with
the eXlStlny regulations CoutuitTCc III
general" -are not to be effected by this treaty.
Ball. finer.
/ Among those who pursued Lieutenant Ran
doph. on his assauting the President, was our
sol. disant friend, Mr.. g. w. Dixon. His Oh.
ject was Ia arrest the Lieutenant, but not being
so form0rd as he shows himself on other occa-
sions, Randolph effected his escape. On this
subject, the Alexandria Gazette, 10 introducing
the sabjoined paragraph from the Georgetown
Columbian, exhibits a wonderful tenacity
of memory. considerably annoying. without
doubt, to this "child Of song" 4" Certain per-
sons, certain little matters Of business yet un-
adiusted;'' 'some printing done at this office;''
eh? What does this meaus 4 faith. it is mys.
FERROUS as de coal black rose" Massa ID don't
you hear de banjoi What thinks a certain per.
son Of running for the premium, just offered
fur the best essay. proving that there ex-
lists moral obligation to pay printers bills
IT'S worth the uial OF son of Appollo, especial.
Iv, as should he be the successful competitor.
and in arrears. he will get quit receipt
Some people perform in theatres.-some on OF
them We, at all event, are glad that Randolph
has escaped the arm this Colossus. else the law
we're Imputeut to hahn the dead, tor the buhu
would have killed him. HIS escape was mira
cle.-Phiiadelphia Chronicle.
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ARRIED.

At Occ"quan, Va. Oh Tuesday evening" the
81 st instant. bv the Rev Mr.. Snlth. JoHN F
SpALpIxG. Nj. ID. Of Charles County, Md, to
Miss MAneAnFr NJ, youngest daughter OF MI
cnAEL CLEARLY, Esq. Of the former place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-28

FLouR,-Saturday the wagon price OF Flour
was 40 a 3 IA; yesterday 40 5 As. We
have heard of no sales from stores since those re
ported at so.
Export for the week ending Saturday, 25th in
slant, 1869 barrels; 425 foreign, 1914 coastwise.
Quantity inspected during the some period:
King street 1889 bbls "a half bbls
Wharf "a Al
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-28
UhrisI Raising AaZarus.

yVNHE public of Alexandria is respectfully informed
i that the celebrated Picture OF the Resurrection OF
Lazarus from the pencil Of Mr. Boudet Of Paris, will
be exhibited in this City for one week My, beginning
n at the old Indian Queen Tavern. The Painting 10
in the proportion OF about by IL feet, and. the
principal figures large life As to the merits OF
the Picture suffice il to say, that it has been hgh'y
commended by the Philadelphia press and most e1'
tensyely pstronized BY all the religious societies. pub
lie and private schools and the public generally OF
that city Abundance IS cents
may 22-u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-28
Cabinet Making.

VIVHE encouragement which the subscriber has recei
i we'd since he has been in business. induces him to
return his sincere thanks to those who have been
.d IN nstronse him in his exertions to substaDia'e
and besutfy the various operations Of his avoeaton,
and respectfully to assure the public that he still con-
tinues to carry on the above mentioned business On
KING street, two doors west Of Mrs Tayor's, where
he will thankfully receive al orders IN his line OF ous
ness, and promises to execute them with neatness,
chesPness, and drsPsteh. -
may lift WILLlAh CREIGh ION.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-28
lust publisheA.

JUST tOOlIsNcNs
find on sale by H'M N MORRISON,
ftHMSr our Example, by Caroline Fry
Z Scripture Principles of Education, by Caroline
F,y (sn,hor Of the Listener Christ our Example, &c)
Tie Glory Of the Age, Essay the spirit OF MIS-
sions. BY John Foster
Also tsny for Beginners, being an intrsduchon TO
Mrs Lucon's Lectures on Botany, BY Ars:Phelps
may %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-28
For iiire,
Notice.

- OtICc.
Z HEREBY forewarn all persons visiting Jones'
Point unIe s. on legal business or by permission Of
the proprietor lam compeled to adopt this restrict.
i've urse on account of the shameful conduct Of some
mschievous boys for the last Sunda, or two: ] give
this legal notice, IN order fully to inform oil persons
that the law will be enforced against all violating the
above notice. JAMES GALLiGEh.
Alexandra, NAV IS, 1883
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-28
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

Marine Insurance Co. Stock for sale.
net lisuos-' cf brf,r. Saturday n, It. LIST June,
day. at IL O'Clock, positively be sold to the highest
bidders for cash. lots Of IS shares each. before the
door Of the City Hotel. Persons disposed to bny will
apply to WIN. MUTT, Auctioneer.
may 27-Mon, ThurSsat
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-28
Jnha "A FoucarN.

tphoh'srsr and Mattress Maaujdcturer,
I'tNntRS his respectful Acknowledge men,s to The
punhc IN general for the vcrJ liberal encourage
nenl he his received, and informs them that he has
" hand general assortment Of
New live geese Feather Reds
Res, curled hair Mattresses
Spanish mess do
Cotton do
Cat tail do
Straw do
Sofas. Easy Chairs, &c SC
New i've geese Feathers and Spanish Moss sold by
ue afSe OF small Quantities. Curled Hair for sale (,
wholesale or r,,siL
r. a" which can be warranted Of the very best qua
h;s and vii be disposed OF ON reasonable terms, for
Cash
= 'ne public are requested to call ard examine his
NS NAV 81 colt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-28
Total 1868 bbls 65 half
NEW-YORK MARKET-MAY 25.

NEW-YORk MARkEl-MAY 20
Shirt of this mornings kevIe~: Ashes, dull;
Coffee is selling moderately al steady prices:
'rhe sales of Cotton for the week are but QUO
baes-prices remain steady: A good deal has
been dune in Dye Wuods-Campeachy l.ogwood
at S27 so, and other woods at full prices: Mo
las,es is in brisk demand, and full prices main
Iained-Orleans Sass cents: Flour IS rainier
heavy, Western S5aai; prices ut Southern hard
ly sustained: The arrivals OF Corn are more
abundant. and some stock remains on hand
Northern 73a74 cents; Southern 70 cents: Sumo
middle county Wheathas sold at 100 cents: Su.
gar has sold freely and prices are steady: Teas
firm with large sales. Exchange on England
S4,9s the pound sterling.
Public Sale of Uool at Boston. The sale of
Wool witch took place yesterday, at Quincy Hall,
brought together very large company, consis'
tinp of manufacturers from this and the adjoIn-
inc states, and most Of the principal dealers Of
other cities. The catalogue contains over l00,-
Oo1 lbs. Of fleece Wool, Of very desirable quail
tres. 20. 600 lbs. Nus. and Q pulled; $4,000
lb,. imnorted Saxony; 10000 lbs. Spanish sheep
and 500 bales Buenos Ayres and Montevdeo;
gao bales washed and unwashed Smyrna; be-
sides several smaller parcels Of courss foreign
Wool. 20,
Notwithstanding the sale was fully attended.
md tho Wool advertised was Of the most desira-
bic kinds, there was but little spirit manifested
and only very small portion Of the Wool was
disnosed of; prices falling considerably below
the expectat,on Of owners. We notice the Ioi-
lowing as the principal sales which were made,
viz: II, 900 lbs ieeces. from to blood mer.no.
at IS 45c; 5000 lbs to full blood merino, 5Se;
10. 900 lbs full blood merino and Saxony neeces,
6aacr s.4oo lbs very good No. 2, pulled. 4ic;
$4,000 lbs No l, pulled, A a 4ssc; $500 lbs
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To Rent,

~ To Rent,
e;,;s,, small HOUSE or two, at low rent.
JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
no, kosln Just rec eived twenty barrels, also com.
= "Osln and Pitch. may "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-28
EastpOrt Salt,

\ ;nhiNG equal to Liverpool, constantly for sale,
ma, %s 'ost to suit purchasers. BY
- A. c. CAZENovE g Co.
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yaS. !A1O10AN.
DR.4jt,y TO-UORROH

New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Glass No. Is for 1885.
To &c drawn in New Y.es on welne lay, Hsy g
| Prixc OF S20,0G0 prize OF 5000
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