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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-05
BOSTON, December 1.
Commsotion at st. Domingo.

Iaft evening arrived the brig Polly,
Capt Simonds, 80 days from Cape Francois.
The following are extracts of letters from that
place:
'Cape Fyaxe0is, Saturday a0rning,
2Stb Od, 1901.
"DrAR SIR,
:" AMIDST fcenc of murder and rob-
berry You will not expect can be very parti-
cular in my remarks. Without any preface
] will inform yoU, thai yeiterday morning
the pEefcnt commander IA black man) receiv-
ed oficia! advice, that an army ot revolted
negroes had encamped few leagues without
The oates, their inrention being to mach TO
the CITY and fire il in !everal places, and mai
facrc the whites, and thofe blacks in power.
Immediately the houies and flores were clofed
and the drums beat to arms. the women and
children running to and fro 10 wild confudon,
prcfcnted fight not to be defcribed. 5000
sroops were under arms in a few minutes, &
The GeucraI in perfon headed party Of horfe.
Nothing was fufcred TO come on fhore or 60
ON board tho.e of US on fhore, were in
d;faoseesb.eN fituation, we had engaged our
veiIcls full of paiiengcTs for America, and
,ho(e citizens, who Gulked from the Place
dc, Arms, were employed in packing pp their
valuable properly. ! allure you, my feelings
we're worked up 90 pitch never before ex-
per;.nced. The Dragons finally marched OF
rather fcw to nc-t the enemy, aad our ankle
~ 20 be fure was great to- bear from them.
We waited until 10 at night. when they re-
turned aInofl dead with fatigue, it raining in
torrents the whole day, and the weather un-
commonly hot. They came up with part
of the enemy leagues from here. and eharg-
ed upon them. took few prifoners, and bro't
them in, they law 600 encamped. Thofe
taken win foon be executed. but this is but
the beginning oftroubIe, for to day again
The drums are beating and no budnefs doing.
God only kno.s how il will terminate. |
win !, vas poiiiblc to get &c can obtain
but lt,Ie infor nation from any Freochman. a
general panic has feizcd them all, and no one
ivc,k. loud enough TO be heard. The coun-
trv preiens fccne Of unheard OF murder.
The infareee,s ycaefday maGacred number
of whites, among which were feyeral women
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RIGA, SEPT. IA

A Courier, difpatched by the Chief OF
brigade. Duroc. paacd through this town
yeiierday, on his way TO Paris. He carries
> convention concluded between the. Court
of Ruiha and the French Republic, and
which ia 10 be GgneA by NJ de Mafkpw as
fscn as it arrives. Ii contains the folution
Of fome difficulties which remained between
the two powers.
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! 60 to that country where neither the
milf of Democracy nor the rua Of federah(m
doth corrupt, and where no thieves break thro'
and Rcal five shoufand dollars at time.
[pde Porezpins's fayszceH addrsf to
The Peepk fsbe Uxhsd Siafes.
c O NJ M E " r.
On the evening Of the IiIh, the popu-
lace Of London. enragcd at fone expreflions
OF Peter Porcupinc. reprobatory of The Peace,
made violent aGiult on his dwelling -houie
in Fall Malt, and his Printing Office in South
ampton frest, the windows and materials Of
which were completely demoliihed. 1t feem,
he rrfufei TO j,in in the general illumination
on that joyou, occaGon.
rids Londas paper, OA. Iitb, 1901.
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N f w p o r T,
Saturday, Dec. S, 1901.

The following are the particulars Of an
infurrettion that happened at Agiers about
the sth of September. When the Dey was
in his mofqu. az PRAYERS with his aids, ten
Turks catered ,hc palace, aimed, took poi.
fciiion of his feat, hauled down his colours.
feared rhe palace doors, hoiRed flag for
new Dey, g. fr m the windows above, offered
a reward OF 5000 fequias to any perfon who
would take his life.-As he could not come
out Of the door Of the mofque, on account of
lis being htuated under the windows OF the
palace, and the forks within having it in
their power 10 hre upon them, they cut paf-
fage through the back of the building, and
entered the palace. attacked the iniurgcnts,
feven of whom made their eicapa, the other
three fought until two of them, overcome by
lof Of blood. we're compelled to lurrender.
The other was cut to pieces in the Dcy'sieat,
af,cr uiurping that poA of honor for !, hours.
All, however, was quiet the zid September.
The London Morning Poa of the ath
Ofobct, contains very particular account
OF the arrival and reception OF citizen Lau-
reaon, Gen. OF Brigade, and one of Buona-
par,e's Chief aides de camp. bearer of the
ratification of the Preliminaries. Speaking
on the fubjce, il fa,es,
The night previous to his quitting Paris,
which he did on Thurfday moroiog. he fup-
ped with Buonaparte. The Chief Conful
made ufc Of thefe remarkable words at part
ing =" General, if they receive you well.
l fhall never forget it if they do not. will
never forgive them"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-05

THE Hon. Court of Probate, for the
L town OF Middhrforon. having appointed
the iubicribers Commilionsrs, to examine the
claims ofthe Creditors to the Eaate OF 9 roRcs
IRISH, Efq. late of faid Middlctown, de-
ceaied, repfefcnted Infolvens and twelve
Months being allowed for that pu,poic :---
Notice is hereby given to all pcrfons having
demands sgaina laid Eaate. TO bring them
in to either of us. within iaid time, or they
will be Precluded according to law.
ANTHONY DIXON, IL
JOHN l.. BOSS, Gem.
EDWARD THURSTON,
G5r All perfons indebted to faid Eaate,
are requcaed TO make immediate payment to
MICH. TAYLOR. Executor.
H JOHN IRISH. "
lNrrypo,f, Nov. IL. 1901.
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NOTICE is hereby given to all Perfoos
~ having any demands againA the Eaare
of Capt. SamSei .4imy, late of Tvcrton, de-
ceaied, thar they exhibit the fame aud all
Perions indebted TO laid Eaate. arc rcqusaed
10 make Immediate payment 20
CINDERELLA ALMY, Exeenfrix.
Tivcrton. Dec. z, 1901. Iotiz
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4 LARGE Two Story Houfe,
n in Thames-ifreet, with four
rooms on the. floor with a well
of good water, and large Garden !:
Likewife, Cooper's and Carpen-
ter's lhop, Chaife- -Houfe, Stable, sc.
on the fame Lot; and large New
Store on the Long Wharf
Also
A large Houfe and Store on Cra-
velIy Point. For particulars, apply
to K. WOODWARD, at his houle
in Thames-areet.
ar Said WOODWARD requefs
ali peTfons having any juf demands seAinR
him, to call on him for fettlemcot, ~ he %
making arrangements to leave the Siase ; and
thoie indebted to him. are deGred 10 make
immediate payment. or renew their obliga-
tons.
Gentlemen who do not apply previous
to his departure. arc informed that SAMUEL
vsRsos, jon. has full power to srsnfsa the
buiinefs ss sforefaid, in his sbfence. on whom
they will pleafe to call for fettlsmcst.
Newt,rf, NeU. I3, 1901. tt
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DIED.

"At Weaerly. on the ia,h ina. after
long and diafclhng illosfs, Mrs. CHAsLorrs
WELLS. the amiabl&confort Of Mr.. Palmer
Wells. and daughter of Mr. Eliiha CoggefhaIl
OF this town--She has left huiband aud two
child~sn to n,eurn their irreparab|&lols."
(" Eaeb Moment bas nsGckle. rx&!9n
Of Inc er,rn'ss iytbs. qvbsfs ample (,vrct
Sfrikes EMPIRES fran be ro'f each m oment
Plays
8it liffie evrafsz in fbe rarrseve, laber.
Offtes<f do.ncitic eomfsyf, ard cats Iszoa
The fai,ya b!osn Of sc.Is6!4aay 6!yi."
In this town, Ne. JoHN CLEvsLAap,
in the eighty 6ra year of his age.
al or SpscrAroR" came too late for
infertion this week. Several other Commu-
nications are alto Unavoidable omitted, to give
place TO the intercaing intelligence detailed
IN the preceding columns.
- A number Of Advertisements neeef-
fairly deferred till our next.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-05

MARRIED. J." In This tows, on Sun.
day evening lae. by the Rev. gbeOdst De-
Tor. Deacon SAMUEL VINsoN, to Mw.
SUSAN FowLER, widow OF the late Mr..
Gardner Fowler. and daughter of the late
Mr.. Nathan;e, Bird"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-05

We underitand that the marquis Corn
wallis will proceed, in few days, TO Amiens,
to meet the French Penipotentiary, and pro,
ceed with all poilible difpatch to the final
arrangement of peace. The Fira Coniups
brother, Joieph Buonaparte, who Ggned the
Trsa,y of Lunevillc, will probably be ap-
pointed Plenipotentiary on the part OF the
French Republic. 1t is believed, in the
miniferiai circles, that the de6nitive Treaty
will occupy but few weeks. The grcatett
difficulties will certainly srife from the vari-
city of coniidera,ions to which the difcuGion
of fair and hsisiaelory Treaty of Com
merce mua give birth.
The rcjoicings ard Examinations will
be uniyerial throughout the metropolis this
evening. ~
When citizen LauriRon, Buonaparte's
aid-de-camp. arrived this morning ia 81.
Jamcss s-aIeer, the horfes Of h;s carriage
were talcn ou.. and he was drawn to h.
hotel by the populace, with loud acclama-
tions.
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LONDON, October IL.

A report is current in this city, that
BuOnaparse has cauftd il to bc made known
TO the Lord Mayor. tha, he Propoies to dine
with the Lord Mayor elect OF London, on
the 9Th of November nex,.-
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Of their conduit or political opini,us, or of
their attachment to either of the two powers,
or for any other reafon, unleis for debts co.,
traced with reipett TO individuals, or for
acts fubicquent TO the dehnitive Treaty.
XIV. The prefent preliminary articles
fhall be ratified, ,and the ratiscations exchang-
ed at London, in the ipace OF fifteen days at
iarshea and Immediately after the ratiEca-
tioo, pleiiiporentisries fhaii be appointed on
both Gdes, who ihall repair TO Amiens, in
order to proceed TO the arrangement OF the
deinitive Treaty, in concert with th: allies
of the contracting powers.
Iu witnei, whereof, we the underGgncd
plenipoientiaries of the Firf Conful of the
Frcach Republic and his Brrannic Majeay,
by virtue of our REFLECTIVE full powers, have
fgned the preicnt preliminary articles, aad
have thcrc.o affixed our ieals.
Dsze q, LO-Gos, on fbe orb YerdsmiSrs,
iofb Tsar Of t6e French RtPaSLe
--1e N Of Oaaber, 1901.
fC.o,.dA OTTO
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COTTON g STEWART
Hove reeeiUea, a large and general
ASSORTMENT of BOOKS
IN THE DIFFERENT BRANCHES OF
POLITE

Arlongit which, are the following
JEFFfRk ON's Notes on Virginia, hot prefs'd,
Ed. K"tzebue's Plays, q vols. Ladies' Mufi-
cal Magazine, Parks Travels, S,euart's View
of society, Cheaerfc,d's Letters, a vols. euler
Practice of FhyGc, Wallis on Health, pa'ey's
ph''oiophy, 2 vols. GiSirn's Sui veying, M1ore's
Navigation. by Blunt, Burns's Poems, Mli!lot's
Ancient tiiitory. z vols. Practical Education, 2
vols. Beauties OF ST. Pierre. Buchan's Family Ply
iician, Fox's Book of Martyrs, Z vols. Lees
Memoirs, Britifh STATE Trials, Robinron's admi-
raHy Reports, 2 vols. Go be continued) Gentle
man and Ladies Prcceptor, 2 vols. %fiunter, on
the Bsood, 2 vols. Caldwcll's Memoirs, Wi!lich's
Lectures, Martins Law of Nations, Vattels
Ditto, Newton on the Prophecies, z vols. rdin-
burgh D,.peniarory, ElegaFt Extracts, Conti-
tutlons, Zimmerman OIL Solitude, Ditto on Ma
tionat Pride biackttone's Commentaries, j vc!s
Collection OF earces, E vols. Polite Education.
Tooke's Pantheon, Junius's Letters, q vols. Gu.
thric's qeography, Kaoxe's Education, z vols.
Ditto Efiays, 2 vols. Coaigan's Travels, Cooks
Voyages, 4 vols. Damberger's Travels, &c. &c.
" O VEL s.
The Armenian, 2 vols. Montaibert, . vols.
Antoinette, Tales OF Wonder, (by Leivis) . vois.
MY Uncle Thomas, 4 vols. Jack Smith. Spirit
OF the Cattle, Arthur Meryin, q vols. Clara
Howard, ormond, Weiland, Maid of the Ham
let, Vagabond, sailor Boy, Athlin and Dim
bayne, Romance Of the Forch, 2 vols. MyRe-
rles OF Udolpha, 3 vols. I.ou;ia, Julia and the
Baron, Ghol Sier, Tale of the Times, Z vols.
Camilla, S vols. Evelina, 2 vols. Monk, q vols.
Family OF Orsemburg, Negro, Z vols. Black
Valley, Ellen and Mordaunt, . vols. George
Barnweli, Mountain Cottager, Children of the
Abbey, 4 vols. Roachlort Family, Darcy, E.
mia de .Varnlont, Oakindale Abbey, The Fair
lmpottor, 3 vols. Edelfrida, a vols. Count de
Hoenfdern, 3 vols. Henrietta Mortimer, 2 vols.
Faihienablc Daughter, Count Gleichen, Emma
DorVilie, SCOTCH Heirefs, 8 vols. Mifs BATH
mores, 2 vols. Advertisement for a Hufband. .
vols. Wandering 'lauder, q vols. Cornelia Sed-
ley, 4 vols. Tom Jones, 3 vols. Edward, by
Moore, 2 vols. Mordaunt, by Ditto, z vols.
Reuben an Rachell, Girl ofthe Mountains, 2 vols.
Myfic Cottager, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Bibles. Te(tanlents, Pfalters, Common PRAYER
Books; Dilworth. WchRer. Universal, Eearce,
London, and Rational Spelling Books, Primers,
and a large collection of Hiftories and ch;ldr ems
Books, Writing and Letter Paper, and Paper
Hangings, Waters, Quilts, Ink Powder, Violin
Strings, Playing Cards, Song Books, and Blank
Books, &c. &c.
ALMANACS for the year 1909, by the
grocc, dozen, or fingle.
Country shopkeepers fupplied on the low
eft terms.
Odober 10. 4
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1publie 5alf.
On FRIDAY,

NV
.,el,ts, qviK be @H at tie Ve1dae
Store,
sdand 9TH proof Antigua and
JAMAICA nj Rum in hhds. and bis.
/ French Brandy in bis.
Holland Gin III bis.
Tenerife Wine in caiks,
Cudials in bis.
Sugar in hhds and bis.
Molsies in hhds.
Rice in tierces and bis.
Soap in boxes,
Queens and Earthen Ware in crates,
handsomely aiiorted,
20 boxes Havana Segars,
Cotton in baies---on a ereaf.
ALSO, ,
A uarsttey Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad and narrow Cloths,
Flannels and Planes,
Carpets and Carpeting.
Irih and German Linens,
Worried and cotton Stockings,
Calicoes and Ginghams,
A variety of Muffin and Muffin Hand
keIchiefs and Shawls,
Table Cloths, Hats,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, and
A number of other articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER,
Nov. 10. Vendue- Matter.
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WILL BE SOLD.

on the premifes, the 18th day Of Novem-
Der, on a credit Of IL months, purchafer
giving bond, with approved fecurity,
!, Inc remainder of the JACKS
and JENNETTS on the eftate of the late
oeneral Wilmington, deccafed, together
WIN nifty head of young CATTLE, and
aDou' one hundred SHEEP, amongf thefe
ss.'ie butchers may be fupplied with fome
'Avslient beef and mutton. ALo,
VIII be offered for fale, on the fame
T,,ns' two beautiful three year old FILL
LIES pedigrees of which will be howp
90 the day Of fale.
The EXECUTORS.
M1nut- Vrruon, Oa. 8. dds
III
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DRK and BEEF

,.n Inc iobicribers have juf received >
h h@ barrels Of fouthern pork and rid
opening an afortmcn, Of A"a az
Wootens s. Linen Goods
winch, a few bales Of fackino.
sers iehETTs, NEWTON Il CO.
60
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JW from Norfolk.

The S2kHribey has far Eah at bis Stare
Prince freet,
Frefh lemons by the box,
Sugar by the barrel,
Bea Englih Cheefe,
Rhode Iland Apples, by the barrel or
retail,
Excellent Cramberries,
China Oranges,
Some picked LobRers in jars, &c.
ABEL WILLIS.
Of. 70. 60
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JOHN G.. LAID
HAS FOR SALE,
Coarfe and fine falt,
Rufia fheeting and Duck,
Welt India and N. E. rum,
Molanes, Sugar and Coffee,
Hyion, %hyfonfkin, Teas of the beft qua
>ouchon and bohea lily,
A few cafks Madeira wine,
Do. bis. beef,
Mould and dipt candles,
7 by 9 window giafs,
Soap, cheeCe and had,
Men and womens' hoes,
Writing and wrapping paper,
Cotton and wool in bags,
box linen checks,
do. playing cards,
do. Dutch quills,
Sewing twine,
A few crates and boxes glafs ware,
Pepper, nutmegs, alfpce, alum,
Platter OF Paris, &c. &c.
Oet. IA. d
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at the Pot-Houfe formerly occupied by
captain Henry Percy, where he manu-
features, and has for fale at the mott re-
duced prices for cath, by wholefale or re.
rail. a large a1ortment of coarfe Earthen
Ware, of the bef quality.
Orders from the country, or elfewhere,
will be pun6ually attended to, and ware
delivered at any wharf or fore in town,
and, if required, will be packed In crates
at the fhortea notice.
OG.I3. go
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p I T V.

AS bottoms and flowers are frewed mo.
on the earth by the hand of Spring--as
the kindnefs OF Summer produceti, in per-
lection the bounties of harvef 70 the
fmiles of pity fhed ble6ings on the chill
dren of misfortune.
He that pitch another, recommended
himfelf; but he who is without compafi.
on, deierveth it not.
The butcher relenteth not at the bleed
ing ofthe Lamb; neither is the heart of the
cruel moved with difrefs.
Shut not thine ear therefore aeainR
the cries of the poor neither harden
thine Eeart agsina the calamities of the
innocent.
When the fatherlefs call upon thee,
when the widows heart is funk and ihe
implore thy afiftance with tears of for
row; 0 pity her affection, and extend
thine hand to thoGe that have none to help
them.
When thou feet the naked wanderer Of
the treet, ihivering with cold, and defti-
tute OF habitation, let bounty open thine
heart, let the wings of charity fhelter him
from death, that thine own foul may
live.
WALTZ the poor man groaneth on the
bed OF ficknefs, Whit the unfortunate
languiih in the horrors Of the dungeon, or
the hoary head of age lifts up a feeble
eye to thee for pity O how CART thou
riot IN fuPerauous enjoyments, regardless
OF their wants, unfeeling of their woes!
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The advocate general next. invited the
fenate and magistrates to take the oath, and
thus invitation was accepted by The lieute
nant OF the Senate.
The ienators and priors Of the civil com.
munity then proceeded TO the foot of the
throne; where having faluted the portrait,
OF his majeity, the minifter plcnipo,entia-
~ and the commander in chief, they took
the oath. laying their right hands ON the
holy evange!iRs, which were kept open
by the deputy OF the equeilrian order fSr.
Henry.
All perfons having refumed their feats,
the notary OF the fate read with loud
voice the lolemn initrumens of taking the
oath, named the ieven perfons who had
igned their names as witneGes, and ca.
treated the benedittion of Heaven for the
new king, Lewis the frh. This en-
treaty was greeted with univerfal acclama.
ton,
lhus terminated this auguif ceremony.
during which every time when the French
republic or the royal perlonages were men
toned, the minitter plenipotentiary, the
commander in chief and the fepate. nm
covered themielves.
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,r vbo are the caule Of them, viii
(afer ne TO forget the PATTON, which
t ~ cooynI(es my breait. preys on my
p:,,,< and Etts nv very liver 10 blaze.
W. Won NAV accutt me OF raihnets and I'M
.-,;,once 70 YOU, bus alas | ihould be
P,,,v Of a greater raihneis and inattention
3 nv own happineis, by foifering mytelf
20 Dine away, and NOT iet my only phyh-
Ion kuow nv cafe; and that IT is in her
nryer Immediately 10 reisore me TO health
anj even 10 couJummate felirity. | implore
vop not to GutFer yourteif 70 he offended at
me- if YOU cannot iympa,hize with me /;
for 70 far from giving offence TO you, |
would rather facrice my life, ana become
martyrto love, than be guilty of 70 hein-
ms crime, as would make humanity
weep! :,
From one who adores you, and ever viii
although you ihould prove unkind, Till
deaths cold hand fhai crumble his body
into lis native duff.
w. BONNYFACE.
Now Che has completely cartivated him,
which affords her the wi(hed for opporfuni-
" of irful,ing his PATTON, and rendering
him an object Of aidicule. Like Satan,
he fets before him all her charms, and the
glory of them, and fays, /" All thefe things
will | give thee, if thou wilt fall down
and WORTH me-"
To return from my digrehion, ! Cat
mot,onleis during the reit of the evening,
ill the aG,lnbly arole. BUT Madam, as
loon as he was at leifure, Immediately
eloped OUT of the room with her new Gal
liant, without giving me an opportunity OF
thanking her tor her civiht,es, or OF Of
4 terng my fervice TO wait on her home.
II you Will do me the favor Of advertifing
hr in your next, you will confer an obh-
4 cation on your much injured friend and
humble ieryant,
T. PUDICUS..
4 We lament the G,uation of our friend
Pudicus, Not to advance beyond the IL
units Of our prelent paper, we difmi!s the
#iubjett for lome future Ejaculation.
q LEANDER.
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Notice to Undeyt0kers.

THE Committee appointed by Lodge
No. IL, for GREETING Lodge Room over
the new Market Houfe, are deGrous os
contracting with fome perfon for the exc
cution Of the faid work the room will
be 50 feet long, and to correfpond with
the height of the prefent Court Houfe and
to be built with good materials, and
finifhed in worman-like manner. The
ground Plan and an internal view Of the
room is lodged with Mr.. Guy Atkinfcn,
who will give the neceGary information
OF the manner in which the work is to be
executed. The payments will be made
tofuit the undertaken, on his giving god
iecurity tor executing the work.
THE COMMUTE.
o.. S d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-08
NEW YORK. October r

Arrived, brig Refource, Starks, St.
Croix fchr's Martha Warrington, -,
Baltimore Hiram, Boxby, Shelburne /;
Fanny & Kate, -, North Carolina ;
Greenwood, -, Virginia Fair
trader, f.elfon, ST. Croix Franklin,
Chafe, Curacao.
Cleared, brig Edward, Holland, Spa
MIN Main I; fohr's Union, Stanwood, Ia.
malca Swan, Jennings, Trinidad.
The brig Eliza, Swain, has arrived a,
Liverpool.
Capt Starks, of the Refource, Gpoke
the ieh'r Goliath, OFT ~ days from Gu
ba for this port.
The fch'r Sally Ann Goodfellow, has
arrived at St. Croix.