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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-14
PoETIcAL DEPARTMEN r.


PoETIcAL DEPARTMEN T.
Frens the Rhsde. Island american.
One zuoman is far; get am rueA; another
is Mise; get Tam sseA; another 0irsuoMs;
get l aus svsN.
MakssPsars.
BENEATH what distant happy skies
I'm what deep shade, Or lonely cell,
Remote from mans in curing eyes.
O, say, can loveIg woman dwell.
For lur'd by tales which children love,
/, And songs, which youth attentive hoard:
Her fairest web my family wove,
And deck'd with flowers herself had rear'd.
Then did hail the happy day, s
The day, the end of all my care,
When amid the throng should stray,
AM mark the loycliest of the fair.
And thus with secret poass -.elain,
q, blest above nay fellows 1,
Though love for thee my heart in1ame,
Thine burns sweet maid ac trus, az high,
q, morning dreams of aIgorous youth,
Whittier bright visions have Je flown!
We vanish'd at the dawn of truth,
And left my heart to sigh alone. o
! saw the eye, saw the form,
Which to eDrapture, need but novs,
I c.oscsd tho lin halyv,v warm
And loy'd, because sought 70 love.
Again, saw. but lov'd no more5
AT second view, their beauties pail;
When seen, when toueh'd, the Charm is Ger,
They're beautiful, and that is all.
Nor vet within the bosom fair,
Do tenderest charities abide;
For oft the Demon passions tear,
The heart which throbs in beauty's side.
Isaw the maid whose wither'd youth
Had trace the long historic line,
Who lov'd to delvc the rock of truth,
Or take the wings diverse divine.
The letter'd fair one hour alone
j near q, OF WOnQer ana OF PAIN,
Ofneuter kind, she spurn'd her own,
And ap'd the other sex in vain.
saw the fair who lov'd to rove
The fairy Land OF Romance DER,
Who wept by stream and shady grove,
And passions felt, unfelt before.
Thsse were her theme and these her nride.
Soft sentiment and feeling true,
She turn'd from reasons hope and sigh'd
For scenes which ancy's pencil drew.
Faint is the tear which only Falls
AT legends of ideal voc;
But that which starts when pity caRs
Is brighter than the diamond's glow.
hate tn insidious tricks OF art,
Which wrings tear from souls OF steeb
I seek the maid whose honest hs2rt
Hasnsycr studied how to feel.
search'd the court, search'd the wood,
To find the LOVELY Of the fair;
Here savage nature coarse and rude,
And art more savage triamph'd there.
Enough there are Of beauteous mould,
Enough Their are of cultur'd mind,
But from my eyes the fates withhold
The LOVELY whom toll to find.
-----.nsss-
Fyen, the ALBHNT GAZETTE.
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-14
NOTE.

NOTEs
y 9 Those generate were BeAstan1, Hx-
mieres, Vivonne, Rschefans, SaHrais, Manin,
Zsl1ard, and Tivsxsy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29
FOR THE ARGUS.
TREATMEAr.o or ALIRNS.

1T lisa question worthy ofreaection, whe-
Their tax an such aliens as have a visible
interest in the country by marriage or by
stationary residence, and VINO, not wIthstan.
dag, refuse to swear allegiance to this coun.
try, would not be a measure of political
wisdom
The nations to which aliens belong will
n ave- no reason 9or complaint. En-.
gland charges additional duties on mer.
chtndize, imported by allie IS ia British bot
tons, aud prohibits aliens from being fac
tors in her colonies. France and the other
ttions of Europe make similar distinctions.
81 that whether the u. 5. charge addition
al iuties Oh their Imports or impose an adj.
DIT onal eapisation or poll tax upon their
persons the na-ions % whch they oeiols
will have no estson for CO npialnt.
Besides, the imposition of taIs latter sps-
cies OF tax, VIII produce polite ELECTS of
more consequence TO tne nation, taan tue
sap which shall accrue to tue revenue
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29
GDnne8tir.

Extract of a letter from one of the Scayans
OF Paris TO the Hon. Samuel L. Mitchell,
received'by the ship Mentor, Captain
Ward.
81 am sorry have no time TO copy for
you, as proposed, an analysis pf.Tojacco,
in wa CHI aid NJ. VAUGHN. shall onIy
mention, at present, that the acrid princi-
pie OF tobacco, differs from that Of ali other
vegetables, whose properties are known 1t
Can, by an easy process, be completely sc
Parated from the plant either green or dri .
ed, and in liquid state so that it may be
combined with the dried leaves of any tree
forming tobacco. The rem aims of the plant,
after the acrid principle is thus separated,
have neither Smell nor taste The me-
moir on this subject will be inserted in the
next number of the Annales du Musee, a
work conducted by the professors of the
garden OF plants have sent, for the
Philosophical Society Of Philadelph.a, a
translation Of it,"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29
Tx BELLrAvGaN EXCHANGE cor.

TSEE BELLTAVERN EXCHANGE COZ
FEE ROOM. viii be open on the 1st of
October, in large front room, now building
for that purpose, which, will D. furnished and
fitted out IN the most convenient ma lner. 1t
shall be under the entire control of the sub
scribers, and furnished with newspapers from
every part of the continent.
The rules, &c. which may be drawn up by
the subscribers, shall be faithfully attended to
in every respect.
Any subscriber who, on the opening of the
Coffee Room on the LIST Oct. may. not be sa-
.isfied with such arrangements as depend on
the proprietorss will be at liberty to withdraw
his name.
Terms, five dollars per annun, payable 1st
October.
RICHD. c. WORKMAN, g. Co.
Richmond, Angus 18th, 1909. 2.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29
From the ". York Public. dIoertiser.
THE EARL OF SELKIRK.

Cease 10 doubt. If the following senti-
ments are not dictated IN the spirit and IN.
tentions OF the British ministry, we will suf-
Ter cur ears to be nailed to the whipiospost.
In May last, when special minister had
already been dispatched from England witn
instructions to Mr.. Erskiae--wnen, as il
the system had not been previously ma,ured
10 the British CABINET, Se.kirk was authoris.
ed by Canning to feel the pulse of the ma
tion through Parliament, PRIOR To che deve.
iopement OF his treacherous perhIy To this
csuotry. TO doubt any longer would be the
extreHie OF weakness and folly. SeEkirS is
no fool although employed as drudge and
the supple instrument of the Cabinet and
the knavery Of Canning. Tae rignt TO
sesrca our vessels and the indiscriminSte
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29
NEWS EROM RUSSIA.


The kditor of the Federal Gazette i. in
debted TO the politeness of a mercantile
friend for the following extract:
"Salem, Aug. 81, 1909.
Yesterday arrived at Beverly, the brig
Ann, SIS days from Gossenburg. She has
a corgo of (2oo tons) Iron, winch appears
TO De the only article of Russian import we
shall receive ; for it is said that no vessels
will go up to Russia. She reports twenty .
SIX sail captured by DANISH GIN. !;
that two or three condemn atoms had been
made on very frivolous pretencss that the
Danes'wnuld respect all vessels n wing Ell :.
Their the Danish or French Consu's CERT
hcate, and suffer the m to proceed reports
eighty vessels at St. Petersnur,i seiz ed
under American coiars bv the Russians ,ue-
ing vessels from England that only one
vessel of all those at tsottenburg, had or
WOULD atteapt to go up; did not know ner
fate"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29
NEW YORK, Aug. %,

The prisoners confined in irons in Cartha-
gena, have all escaped. They were-Gfteen
IN number. Of these, the last two reached
this city yesterday, in the schooner Capac.
Thirteen still renamed in the Hospitals !;
with the hope of being soon permitted to
follow the example of taeir deluded fellow
sufferers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29
LUMAN BISHOP.


Landing this day from on board the Seh'r.
WETA0UTR, from Wew YORK,
10 Hhds. s. 103 obls. MUSCOVADO SUI
CARS, of good qualities.
IN STORE,
% Hhds. Brown Sugars,
so Hhds < SO bbls. Loaf Sugars,
RIerces & so Bags Coffee,
80 Boxes Cotton Cards,
IL Boxes Playing Cards, Black Eagle,
10 Hhds. Antigua Ran,
20 half boxes 3 by 10 Windsw Glass.
Together WITH a general assDrsmNnt Of
Ladies aud Gentle meas SaJG5.
Terms liberal.
Casnto Wagon Flour.
a0VGY k.SfZER.
August, 25th 1899. wst
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

ToHN & JOSEPH Royce. Jua'r rs.s.io:.-
ers and Book Binder olpo.ie 10 me Clobs
Tavern) have jusr received. and are uow o,,eras
ing Tor sa c, 4 fresh supply of Wi Zig Paper.
&c. IN addition to heir io,mer STOCK, eon,s,;Se
OF Dra~ins Paper. Lad,e's q Cen,,emen's Pocks
ei Books. Qals, lux Powder, ia abie Ink, 10.
dia Rubber, Psnkmves, Plain snl t:us Class
and Pewter Ink SSansls of diffs en, sizes, OMsa
Seals, Once Walters. Wafess of adj colours. Sea.
ing Wax, Sand Boxes, P.uacc. w ri and I,je-
.nu,nvitae, Pounce Boxes Ivory Fo)Gsss--Bls,,x
aud Playing c, do, Lead lad Slate Pencils. ca.
mel hair b oshes, Red rap-f Pes,sboasde..se
Day Books, Joan,als ana Ledge,s, wiin,os
without parent backs, and p,,@.s :nek llecota
and She III Books. and Books of sye,y tes..
GRIP io?n ruled to any pa.ern 80
John Josef, Hoyce avail themselves ofthis
Opportunity to re urn their grsteful ackno wledg.
mems tor the iinerai encnntl es,Ren they hay,
been fssored with.s;A ,bsic eat :nse iD.., Sni,
mesa aud Leg cave a.saie .hsir fl,snds ana
the pubic ,ls' they viii always i..vs,a ,eyailar
supply OF every ariice il the ST, tsna.y bas:ne,A
tor sale otthe bes q aiss, AID tns nos. asa
soTable terms.
Richmond, Angus, - n 1853
States, CHthering Books, cohy 6ooks &c.
N. b. O,dsrs from the Couat,, ..i1hy at,sn.
ded to- &3t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

T Us r, on Sun av night, the 81 OF Ao,il..s
~ SMALL kED POCKET LOOK. q al
ling va,icus papers. AMONG, which sas nj
Of $50 dollars given 10 M by Jas,b Bowers.
wt'ess " lthanisl H9,eman. Any psIs N who
de ivers he "a j papers % me shall I, ceive lu1
sa isf.c ion for their tfcub,e
JAMES HOOPER.
August 2sh, 1909 : II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

THE LIST OF PRIZES in the Aev
l. York Black River Lottery, is re-
ceived at this oihce, where adventurers
may know the fate of their tickets.
August %. a,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

MFR. JOSEPH BRO WIN, late of Not
lVI towsy County, or his Agent or At
torney- Take notice, that shall on the
third Monday Of September next, at the
Master Armourer's Office, in the public
armory, proceed to take dispositions in my
sdit against you, Joseph Brown, depending
in said Nottoway Court, and shall continue
in nay proceedings, from day to day, by
adIournments, until every deposition in
said suit is taken.
HUMAN BISHOP.
Manchester, Aug. 26tb, 1909. I'd
?. 5. have 2 or excellent TENE-
MENTS, in Manchester, 10 rent imme-
diateIy. LIB.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

"pREsEEr VIEW OF THE ARMoRY, by
RI. BAHgS," is received and shall DC puo-
lished in our next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29
ST. LOUIS. 20. Id July 10.

-lhe Two loWays who were under con-
domination for murder in the Jail of this
place, made their escape few days ago
and have not yet been heard of.
Upwards of one hundred Osages arrived
here a,tew days ago, on business relative TO
the death OF their principal chief Nhifehair.
f1is death was unexpected. and his lines of
short duration. Whitehair had visited
Washington c ty as well as many other
towns OF the A ldntic, and had viewed with
attention the extraordinary felicity with
whrch the white men procured food & cloth.
ing-he wished to initiate them, bue often
Complained that his children were way
ward, and hard to. con.roui or govern
we learn that the young chefs have said
th'n something supernatural had occasioned
ms death, and that they must kill one of
ths fauae nation to aPpease his names.
Extract OF letter dated Fort Usage, near
the Fire Prairie, Missouri, July IL.
"On the 9th inst. the St Louis Missouri
rar Company, arrived at this p ,st, on their
Passage to the Rocky Mountains, and this
Gay their boats to the number of ten got UNI
der way for their destination. This compa-
my Consists of an inc )rp srated BODY. Of mer
Chants, who have associated together for
the purpose of Carrying on the Indian trade.
trapping and hunting on the head waters
OF the missouri, and have organized to-
oy OF Militia ut 140 and up wards IN number,
under tue co nnand ut jor Choute au, for
tue purpose OF conveying the Mdnddh chief
. 10 MS nation, y are under the orders of tn e
governor OF the territory Of Louisiana I'M
III tnis service IS performed after which
they proceed on their original destination
} aud pursuits.
MS detachment appears TO be well
armed and equipped, and leave this in per
iect good order and high spirits, and have
no doubt bu. they will be quite competent
20 pass Tor chastise should il be found ne
eessary) any tribe OF hostile Indians (if any
sncn they should meet with) on the Mis-
SQUIRT"
:" +. 5. This post is situated on the Mis-
sour river, $50 miles above St Louis, and
Is central 10 the Osages, K snsas, Ottas.
Missouris, .Lowlys, and Pawanies nations
OF Indians. Those nations OF Indians are
. quite peaceable and frien1ly dispose 4. ex-.
. cept the Kansas, VINO at times commit d..
Predations on the other tribes the u !.
states have erected trading house mere
TOT tneir accommodation"
In. Spain and Italy there is a set of fa-
nat'cs called hagellaats, who f1r then.
selves for the good Of their souls. They
Oare their backs, and after ltceratias
themselves with leathern thoags, or CIV
hide, until they are weary, cali upon the
spectators TO apply tie whiD VITA vig1r.
Our aiding tories in their patient endurance
OF british outrdges, very ,nacn resemble
l'1e AAsshAnts. Cney baal out totae bri.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

tish government. " Put it on we can bear
It; It is for the good of bur souls."
Anti Monarchist.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

MOTT e is hereby gwen ,hag .hali Dc, .tian
Y the ensuing General Assembly ct Vrgipa,
TO invest in me the fee simple right 10 the lands
OF which my u:band, lanes Allen. Brady,
eied sciEsd and poSsessei--the hciys of saia
Brady being aliens, if any living.
ANN H. ADAMS.
Su ny County, 18Th Avg st, 1909 w4r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, =

rouse or Lords, May 4. /.
The Earl OF Seikirk rose, in pursuance
Of notice, and entered into detail of the
circumstances relative to the affur~of the
chesapeake and the subsequent trials at
Halifax OF some of our seamen for mutiuy
and desertinn, for the purpose of shelving
that there was every reason to believe that
the American government must have known
that British deserters had been entered OH
oolrd the Chesapeake, aud refused to be
deiiveredup, particularly as noineury had
oeen instituted into the conduct of its off,
GERS upon the occasion. II WAS therefore.
in his opinion, improper i'm Ministers to
make an unqualified reparation for the at.
tack on the Chesapeake; they ought to
nave demanded satisfaction from the Anne.
rican government for its conduct in refusing
to deliver up deserters from our service
and 1t was because he believed that minis.
ters were, upon that occasion, dispos Il to
make improper sacrifices 10 the injury of
OUR maritime rights. that he thought it his
duty to bring forward the subject. HIS
LOrdship dwelt some time on the Importance
OF our maritime rights, and the necessity of
maintaining them to the utmost extent; and
included by moving an humble address to
nisMaJesty, stating the opinion Of the house,
that no arrangement ought to be made for
the adjustment of the differences between
his country and America, without a repara-
ton being demanded from the american
government, for the conduct of it's officers
IN harboring and refusing to deliver u, de-.
serters from the British naval service"
Well! how do you ike ,t!-Fhs, be as.
sured, is not the language of an individual
1t the open and avowed sentiments of the
British Cabinet. 1t is acknowledged by
the disavowal of Erskine's negotiation, and
1t will be confirmed by the first proposition
OF Jackson ; if QUE government, as we are
convinced it will, do not repel the insult
offered the United States, in sending them
an incsndiary to debate the rights of natl.
ons, then farewell TO our independence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

a I the requestof the Lega,ee', and byyirtnsa
I n of ed of uust executed TO a, by -,
late Col Robert g ode, dee for he pu psseoe
satisfying debt therein m utioned, due 10 Mr.
James Lyle The above mentioned tact Of lang
avid improvements will be sold to the bighsse
bidder, on the premises the 23d day of oc-
'obsr sext, it not previously disposed Of BY PR
vate eon'rae',In which even taking place, time
y notice wi be given. Terms Of sale, one third
part OF the purchase money will be rsquived or.
the day of sale, one hird ii twelve months. and
the remaining third in two years. the inst ailments
to carry interest," fron the day of sale, and che
purchaser giving such sa Isfactofy s;ev,i,y. ae
may he sesuired 80
JOHN MURCHIE, -
TARLTON SAUNDERS, In1tsss'e
Manchester, Gath August, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

villainy, to impress our seamen, is openly
and wickedly avowed in motion en- an adj.
dress to the King of Great Britain, insisting
that he shall demand satisfaction fro the,
American government, for the coniuct of
its officers. in refusing to deliver up teser-
tiers from the British naval service" AT.
ter this, we should not be astonished If an
order was t. be issued to recruit the ar
mics OF his majesty's colonies by an imme.
date levy in the United States of America.
Jackson has not scrupled and surely hid
authority to make a similar demand of an
independent & 'vernment. Why should the.
forbearance exclusively Attach to A neri.
ca! They have obtained from US oar sur.
plus produce by treachery.-rhen next step
Will unmask and shew them bold faced
villains-Foree will supply their necessi-
ties and their avarice; consequences a.
vaunt! Let US return TO Canning's knaye.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

TIE ais, No. of REES's NEW CY.
= CLOPEDIA, is ju't received aud ,sa-
DIV for delivery to subscr bers a his olEcc.
NJ Also, Just received, ne Grsl yol OF
Z" The AMERICAN ,ORNIrHOLOGY,
or, the NATURAL HIS fORY Of The
BIRDS of the u. STA ES :" Illus ralsd
with plates engraved and coloured frotn
original drawings, taken. from ns,ore.
by Alexander Wilson.
Aug. %. wst
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

that. effect, the trade to these ports in A.
merican bottoms, could no longer be pei.
mitted here.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

NOTICE. The subscriber intends to
~ leave the state for few mouths Du-
ring his absence, his professional businesswiH
be attended to, by his trends, Danish Cali,
George Hay ind William Writ, EsQr's.
ALEXANDER McRAE.
Richmond, August 18th, 1902. 3tt.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

NTOTICE.-On Monday the asd. day
LIZ of October nexi, VIII be sold, AZ
Whltby, in the county OF Chesterfield. au.
on credit Of twelve months the PER-
SONAL ESTATE of the la,s Col. Re-
ERRr GooDE consisting o.! The prescott
crop oil Corn, Wheat, OSis, Fodder, ard
Hay the stock of Horses, Cows, Sheep
AMI Hogs the plantation utensils aud
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Bonds
add approved security will be required 81
the purchasers TO carry interest tlom lha
date ifnot punctualiy paid.
> II is particularly requested that ell those
who may have claims against the estaln
will make than known immediately 10 ei.
Their OF The subscribers. in order that p,o.-
vision may be made for payment,
RICHARD b. GOODE,
FRANCIS GOODE,
Administrators with he -wili annexed.
That valuable and We'll known eslaie
called WHITLEY, on James RIVER, abous
three miles from the Town Of Manch ester,
Will also be sold by private sale j; it COM
tains 1862 acres OF Land, about 22o acres
OF which are of the first rate Low grcunds
and more than one half IF the residus
thereof is heavily timbered. To this es.
! tate there IS attached one Of the best fish,
cries on James River and every coDveni-
ent and necessary house for the accom-
moda.ion of d family. An indispu able
title will be made aud possession gwen on
the FIRST day of December next, with tbs
liberty OF sowing small grain at any time
agreeable 10 the purchaser. Tas terms
may be known on application 10
| Richard'B. Goode, Manchester, or
Francis Gosde, Powhatan.
July IL, 1902 wtds,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-29

suing season at my stable in Ches,erfield
county, on the Appomatox river, milsg
oeiow Bevl's bridge, % sou'h of Rieh4
mona' IS above Pete sbu,g ia nor h ce
D:nwiddie court house and 2s sou'h eaxs
or Powha an court house.
GEORGE EVANS.
Oakland, asnd August 1909
(~8D
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-31

Sign oftAe Bee Hue, No. 88, 7Hames- Sfreef,
HAS just opened variety GOODS
= among which are--lacc and dotted
Muslins Leno do. /; white and coloured Cam
bricks complete assortment of corded and
plaid Ginghams of the newest fashion ; Gen.
tleman's supcrfne Vest Patterns Washing
ton Stripes Cotton Cassimeres Cambrick
Dimities Calicoes, newest prints /; best e-S
London Prints Silk Chambrays variety Of
cotton Handkerchief /; ladies' and gentlemen's
silk and cotton Hose (; black Bombazetts !;
black Grape silk Gloves silk Shawls cot
ton do. silk and cotton Suspenders Du-
rants, Calimancoes, Russels, Rattinet--and
great variety of other Goods, too numerous
to mention in an advertisement.
May 8. 3m.l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-31
NEW HOTEL.

THE pubIick are informed that the sub
= scriber has taken the house formerly
occupied by Mr.. OLIVER VARRs, north Of
the State House, in Broad Street, where
Parties and Clubs may be accommodated
with private rooms, sc. Suppers prepared on
Short notice. Persons may be accommodate
cd with Boarding and Lodging. AL kinds
of refreshments provided and good accom-
modations for horses, sc.
Pastery and Cake Of various kinds, together
with Porter, Mead and Beer, constantly at
hand.
Families can be supplied with Calves head
Soup, dressed turtle fashion, every Friday.
Calves-Fcct Jelly kept for sale. Cordials,
of various kinds, a constant supply.
AS the subscriber has been at considerable
trouble and cxpcnce in obtaining one of the
first Cooks from the city of New-York, he
ilatters himself he shall receive a a'portion Of
the publick patronage. Every attention will
be paid to those who may visit his house,
where the smallest favour will be gratefully
acknowledged by the publick's most obedient
servant,
CATO BARKER.
N. B. Horses and Carriages, TO let.
Newport, May IL, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-31
To be Sold at PUBLICK AUCTION.

On THURSDAY, the lst day QfJnne aert,
at XI o'clock, Il. M. on the PREMISES.
THE DWELLING-HOUSE and LOT
- of LAND, now occupied by capt SIMON
DAVIS, situated in Shring Street, at the cor
ner of MiH-Street.
ALso--.a threc-story Store, nearly new, on
RoBERT STEVENS wharf, built of the best of
materials, fitted with wheel, and in excellent
order--togcther with sundry articles therein.
The store may be seen and examined any day
previous to the sale.
Conditions made known at the sale.
SILAS DEAN, .fuct'r.
Nay II.