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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25
ID X Y G. O o d S,

DIN Lynch has received per the Uh.t,
y from, Liverpool. a few package, co.ta;a,,,,
the nnde,,nehtioned .frficies svhich lie sv;X DIS
pose 81 By sphoiesaie he 1nost moderate ,.-,,,
Retire and Sube.fne Cloths
Snpe;fne He-semeYes
Tecto'd Cords
Wooiien Saftinets
JYeich Pains
Narrow Yorkshire ClotES
fsiisse Cloths
hose Biurkefs
Pelrets. Co-du-ors
C.kticoes, Cotton, Checks
Ldmb,ick Musiins and
Cotton Shirt,ngs
Ne has also for saie some eaeellert Brown
Stout, IN casks containing II a 13 dozen each -
hP6lp at his Counting Room in tie Cross Street
leading TO ShockG's Tobacco JYUchOwse.
Richmoxd, Dec. IL IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25

FAMESRIVER COMPANY The Members
~ otthe TameS R'ver Company are requested
81 attend tie annual general meeting, TO be held
at the Capitol in the City of Richmond, on " on
Day the 9TH day of January next, either in person
or by proxy.
ROBERT P0LLAKD, CLERK
December Is tdm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25

C ALE at ROCK" MILLS On Friday, the
~ 29th OF this month (December)- -WiH be
geld on the premises, all the PERSONAL ES
TATE OF Mrs. Sarah Syme, cd. consisting OF
large stock of Horses Horned Ca,tle, Sheep
and Hogs; Chariot with Harness complete
For two horses. pair of young veil broke Hor.
scs several Wagons, Carts and 6 gs, some OF
winch are entirely new ; a large quantity Of
bpuschoid and kitchen Furniture of superior qua.
lily; sets OF Coopcrs' Carpenters and Black.
smiths tools, 4 about 200 barrels Corn, Fodder,
&c.
At the same time will be hired, for the eusu.
ing year, about forty valuable Negtoes, among
'y.DD, are good Dlacksmtb, several carpenters,
y cooPers e some young crop hands. The estate
with all It's valuable improvements, will De leased
or rented there about lao bushels Of wheat
sowcd this fall iugpod order, and gotten in in
good time. Bonds and approved security will be
required of purchasers for I'll sums over 10 dolls
Tor AL sums under, cIsh.---Alsper having
claims against the estate are desired to make
c'eFn known on or before the day OF sale those
Indebted thereto, will De pleased to adjust their
accounts speedilv with
THE IN hINISTRATORS
December IS It
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25

e. ALE OF VIRGINIA BORN SLAVES, Nv n
~ " four likely slaves winch we're of IN jor
VIM. Lightoot at the time of his death will oc
sold to the highest bidder before the Raleigh
door in the city OF Williamsburg on the 4th day
of January next on twelve months credit bond
with approved security will be required to carry
Interest from the date if not punatually paid;
should TIE 4'h of January be so unlikely as 10
prevent the sale, it will take place so soon as
The weather will permit. Most of these slaves
are young and very likely, four ofthem are young
men jus, grown, there are three boys above 10,
four young women and girls. One of the men
as middle aged, he is gooI carpenter and his
wife who has child as is bell we'd is an excel.
Rent weaver---Mr. Browne intends to sell at
the same time and place seven valuable slaves,
so that there will on that day be disposed of
thirty one likely slaves
JAMES SEMpLE,
aA.,,- " II II EHEQlI, Dac,d
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25

4 Ii persons having claims on the Estate of
= CO! Edward Darlington. decd. are desi
red to make them known, and those who are in
debted to the Estate are requested to make inn
meCi3t> "rv-Dept
ELIZA i. C.fRRING TON Hdm'C.
Richmond, Dec. 30 Wy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25

MdNcHESTER TURNPIKE C0AfP6N1'
a + meeting of he Dire tors OF thc 3 m
IA chester I s'np'kc Company on Thursuay
TIE 20.h Dec 1910,
Pesoicrd, That the clerk be. and he is hereby
instructed to advertise meeting u S,uckaol-
ders to he held at Mr. Br"oks's Tavern NJ Man
chcst''r, ON Tuesday III 22d OF nest Jsuu,ry.
b. oyte, of'he Drec,o,S
J.fINES BR.f DER, Clerk
Mahcheser, Dee - ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25

PRiN TING,
Of Every DgscsIPrGoN, l-eArt,y rxeorrn,
AT THIS OFFICE,
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No. %.

major general (heid marsha) Be,e>ford.
Captain HeilIsh, one of lord Yelling
tons a'ds.de camp. had been sent with u
flag OF truce to the French mead quarters,
ON mess sc respec ing some prisoners. -
Oh ms atr'~ai a Leyra, MaSsena invited
INN TO dinner ana treated him with great
attention and respect
ffincess Amelia continues to be still af
.'cled wan maiady, that will probably
terminate her existence in few DAYS,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25

IL ANk OF VIRGlNI Pie olockho:d ID
Up ers are hereby notified that the general an
nusi meeting for eiectng Director, TOR the Bank
OF Virginia, and the several pili es of discount 6.
deposit, Will be held, on Monday the 7th day of
January newt.
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH, G..Ar.
December Is. tzJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25

JAMES SEMpl.E,
Al,,,'r WN LIG HIFOOT Decd
Petersburg, Dec. A tjan
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25

70 be sold or rented, the HOUSE c, LOT,
opposite the residence Of WIN. Marshall
FsI Fnr terms apply to THOS. N0RVELL.
December 1 ~
a NOS ALLEY az tue Ne,g 1.rE T0y,cI,
Il A Shoe Store, informs the ladies of Richmond
ti'at he mas just received in fresh assortment of
rk SIZED Boolees, walking shoes. &c Also
general assortment of other kind cf saces.
occcmbcr - A,v
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25

q i Chancery District Court, held IN Will
n amsburg, the 29th day of October. 1919
BILLY BARBER, Andrew, Bnuldry, joe Nancy G.
her son Dick. Sarah and her child Molly, Diana,
KY, Daniel, son of ABBY. Rachael and her two
;hIdren, james, Sally and her daughter Jenny.
the infant children by their mothe RS respectively
as their next friends, WHO are admitted 10 sue in
this court in forma pauperis, Plt'Hs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25

WHOSE persons wishing supplies Of COAL.
4 from the Deep Kun PITS, viii DE Ple, cd 20
leave their ord IS at my Countisg Room, w!isrr
a measure IS kept for the convenience OF such IS
wish TO hive their coal measured t"om ihc wag
CONS NJ " HANCOCK
Octnber is IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25

~ THE GLOBE TAVERN.
40 RENT
4 HE subscriber will rent his time of lease n
4 the Globe Tavern +; sell thc Furniture n
cessary for ITS continuance-and give iinme,!in, {.
posse ssion.
disc, the House or the s'est side CT the Globe.
will be rented at the same tune
PETER MOSELEY
Dc cember 90 RI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-14
|ss><<fS<
VIRGINIA Ii G1SLATURE.
HorsE or DELEGATES.
SAruapAY, Dec. 8.


Mr.. Monroe reported the following
resolution from the committee OF Pri-
yieges and Elections, after examining
u. SherYIs' returns of Delegates to
sefNc ~ the present Assembly, viz.
Resolved, 40 the opinion ofthis COM
nnittee, That the returns Of Delegates
from tie counties of Alternate.
Brook, Culpeper, Cabel, Chesterfield,
Charles City, Franklin, Gloucester,
Henrico, King william, Lane as,er,
Lee, Monongalia, .Nettcway. New
Kent, PRINCE George, Powhatan and
Southampton, are not in the form pre-
scrIbed by law.
Ordered, TO be lad on the table.
Mr.. P. Johnston, from the commit
tee tor Courts of Justice made favor.
a.Ge report on the following petitions
VIZ. From William Du-VaI, &c
From Jacob Pctk--From lanes, o.
therwise James Butler, a slave--snd
bids were ordered TO be brought in.
The petition OF !. Cheatham, praying
FOR oevorce, was rejected by the
committee--Laid on the table.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-14

en- 1, Arytts by tl,c state Il Pcnusyss ANA,
Tor erectllS an impartial tribunal to de.
eide sY:ntes between states; and by the
STATE OF Virginia for the removal OF Seua-
tors of the United States on the requess of
majority Of the Legislature Of each state
respectively.
DEcEMBER z.
On mction of Mr. Root. The House resol-
VEG ,eselt toto q committee oi enc whole on
the state ofsAhe Union, MIR Macon in the
CHAIR, 90
Nr Roo. then moved the appointments Of
several commi,tets On the Presidents mes
sage but 1t being sugggested that the do
cum,n ts had not been laid on the tables Of
tae n.ensbsrs, $50.
The committee rose, without deciding on
any thing IN relation TO the message
MIR Lewis presented the petition ct the
St,.ck holders of the Farmers Bank OF A
ltAardria, praying for a charter; which
wgs nj errcd to coTimittee en- the Dis
trict of Ceiun b,a.
USEFUL INVENTIONS.
en- notion If Mr. Baccu,
10 soived, That the Sc ctetary OF State be
duttteu. to lay before tins House l,st Of
tru lanes OF persons who have invented "a
ny new or useful arts, machine, mannfac-
tire or Composition of matter or any i'm
pTovement thereon, and to whom patents
isavv been issued for the same from that
CT &c Subsequent to the 23d day Of Janua-
ny 1865 wiili the dates aud general objects
e.ssUch patents.
kff0kTIONMENT OF REPRESEN-
TATION.
Mr. Fax laid upon the table the follow.
inS resolution
Re solvte, That the superintendent of
Representatives among the several states
according TO III. third enumeration OF the
r. cpie ought 10 Ge IN the alto OF one re-.
Iitsentalive for every - Thousand per-
s.us la each state, and that committee be
appointed, 70 report thereon, by bill or o.
thei wise.
ebOn the suggestion OF Mr. Alstcn that the
spptr,ionmtnt ought TO be fixed. before the
ceIsus of each state was known, and thus
avoisi a fhculiy when would arise in fix-
ing on q ra.iu--
The House new took up the resolution,
vlf'cn was sgSeed 10, sud u commIttee Off
appointed aycord,ngy.
Alter. ~: presentation and reference OF
sumo other Pet: rcns, AMONGST winch were
pstitioDs ire,n sIndry sugar &c hn,rs--
The HSuae aajOtrned 10 Monday.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-14
WAsH1xcros clrx, Dec. 9.

The federal editors of ". York are
extremely angry because it is stated
10 be the opinion of the Secretary OF
the Treasury thar the law of MAY las,
was really meant 10 have some eject !;
sIld hecause therefore British vessels
and manufactures will not be admitted
after the Cd of February next. One
would imagine that they think laws
are Only made to be violated or eva
dld.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-14
I'M CHANCERY.

In FluvanDa county coust, November Goth. 1910
Matthew ga rar, Ne ihew Anderson and Sal
~ his wife Gate Saay Fartsr) Londy Jones
and Lucy his wife (lare Lucy >Farrarj which
sad Matthew Farra,J Sally and Lucy are
distributes OF the cstate Of Anne Fsnay.
deceased, Pitts.
against
Stephen FArfsr in his own right, and rs ad.
nlnistratos on the estate of Anne Farrar,
deceased, Tsrlson Lee in right Of his wife
Elizabeth Gate Elizabeth Fanay) lohn Han.
cock in rigot of hI7 wife Fanny (ate Fanny
Fanat) wbo are also Disturbances otihe SAID
Anne Fariar. Geceascd, Defts.
HE Deiendaufs alton Lee and Iona Han.
Il cock, rot having cDtcced their appearance
and given security According 70 the act Of Assem-.
oy add tie ru es of ihis court, and il ap5caiing
70 the saiisssetiDn Of the court sha; they are sot
inhabitants OF this commonwealth On the mo.
tion OF the plaintiffs by their counsel, IL is Or
dered, that the said defendants do appear here
on or before the first cay Of March cGurt next.
and anfwer the planfifs' bin and hat COP,
Or this order be forthwith inserted 10 some news
Paper pu5lisscd ia the CRY Of Rieamoni, sna
continued fer two months successsSe,y, AID also
pos'ed At the front door Of the eoDrt. haze of
tl,is county.
A Copy. Te5te,
Joan Timbcrlake, jr. D. c. ?. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-14
MoNpAY, December 10.


MIR. Monroe, from the committee
appointed 70 inform John Tyler, esq.
OF his reappointment to the Office Of
Governor or Chief Magistrate OF this
commonwealth for one year. reported,
that the committee had, according to-
order, performed that duty, and that
the Governor was pleased to make the
following reply;
GENTLEMEN---I receive the notifica-
ton OF my third appointment by the
l. egIslaiure oil my country to the Office
Of Governor or Chief Magistrate of the
state, with all that sensibikty which
might reasonably be expected to arise
FROM grateful heart.
TIE motives which you were pleas.
sd to say, induced rhe first call for my
feeble services IN the executive deparf.
ment, will he remembered bv me with
feelings MOI easily 20 be expressed, aud
it upon due ref ction my past life can
be viewed so as to produce full con-
viction Of my having done my duty &C.
.corJing 70 the talent u ven, shall be
truly happy.
With you, Mr.. Chairman, as with
many OF my fellow citizens, yet alive,
have had long political course, and
| trust that none OF us have, NJ any
time however trying, doubted tine righ-
teonsDess ct our cause, or had reason
to regret those privations which we sus
tanned IN the ardoous struggle for our
Independence, che fruits of which we
so abundantiy enjoy above all the civil
lized world, and which il is devoutly
hoped we shan always cherish and pso
tect with a truly Roman fortituoe and
virtue Be pleased 10 inform your
honorable body that Will again enter
on the duties OF the ofnce with the same
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-14
WssnINeron Cry, Dec. II.

Il will be seen by the rnin,ites OF the
Congressional proceedings, thar the
Presidents message ilasfeen referred
TO various committees, in both Hous-
es. These committees cannot be ex-
pected to report in less than week
or ten days, and there will probably
be but listle business eff moment done
in either ho1se before that time.
A life Of THOMAS PAINE, tom the
pen of Mr.. c. Hickman, is announced
in the lsish prints. Why has no in
teiligeut American undertaken TO
write a Biography mot a libel on the
character) of this citizen, so distins
guished in our Revolutionary Annals!
Nat. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-14


lowing persons, read and referred,
VIZ.
From sundry inhabitants Of Green
'brier, praying that S As paid by each
of the petitioners In consequence of a
judgement rendered against them by
a magistrate, may be restored--
From Richard Loving, praying for
a duplicate of lost certificate
From lingo, black man, praying
psrnission co continue to reside in this
state, he having been lately emancipat-
ed.
From r. Gilmour. praying the re.
mission Of 6ne-- ca
From Francis Hagin, praying to be
relieved from the effect of a Judgment
rendered against him-
From IL persons, praying leave to
introduce and hold certain slaves in
this state
From the counties of Washington,
Lee & Wythe, representing certain de-
fects IN the organization Of the courts
OF chancery-
From sundry members of the Mu-
tual Assurance Society against FIRE,
praying for certain alterations in the
mode of collecting their debts
From w. Sterrett, clerk of Mason
couaty Superior court, praying to be
authorised to keep his Office at his pre-
sent place of residence, till an Office is
provided for him
From j. Bryson, for leave to open
aroad through the Blue Ridge in Gray
son, near the Coed Spur, and receive
toll of passengrrs-
From p. ii. Fontaine, praying that
he may have credit for certain insol-
vent militia fines put into his hand for
collection
From the town Of Romney, praying
that certain dang and disorderly
practices in said town may lie prohibit.
ed by law
Fem Rockbridge, praying that the
court OF said county may be authorised
10 make an annual levy for improving
and keeping in repair the channel of
the Nor'h Fork of James river.
From +. City, praying for law au-
thorising the erection of a bridge by
subscription cross Back river, &c. Be.
From w. Prout, stating that in 1892,
hereceived IN pay ment ter goods 8 75,-
600 of Virginia currency bills at the
rate OF 40 for one, and praying for re-
lief
Also petition Of Rachel Williams.
praying to be divorced from her hus-
band Wiliiasn Williams
And the qiesicn being put on the
reference OF the said petitions, i, pass.
ed in the negative
Resolved, That the said petitions be
rejected.
Samuel Peasants was appointed
public printer by ajoint ballot of both
Houses.
Ordered, Tha, leave be given TO
bring In bili :" 70 amend an act. en-
titled, an act to amend an act, re ducing
into one actthe several act. concerning
the court Of appeals p and that Messrs.
blackburn, Monroe, Mallory, Preston
Cof Rockbridge) Smith [of Greenbrie J
Mercer, Taylor, Parker [of Northa mp
tom Stith, Newton, Archer Bower
and Madison, do prepare and bring in
the same and that so much ofthe Go.
vernor's communication as relates 20
{ e said court, be referred TO that CON-
mistee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-14
We are assured, says an Orleans pa.

We are assured, says an Orleans pa
per, tbst the governor Of Pensacola
fFolk] IS marching for Bayou Sarah
aud Bacn.Ronge, at the head of the
troops which could be collected at the
seat OF his COVE rnmens. The Choc-
Jaws and Talaporches have taken up
arms, and ranged themselves under his
banners. We learn by person of
yeraci,y that the militia of the oppo-
site shore OF the Lakes have received
orders to hold the mselves in readiness
to march. ID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-14

BAIL and DELIVERY BONDS,
j0r sale at this alice.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26
SCHOOL BOOKS.
G f ORG e w "A Nj O N,

On Tho Store lately oeerbiedty Wanson g Rafhb0"eJ
III AS lus, received ali .otilnoaai as
L l. sortmcnt Of the latest and best Editions OF
SchocI RoohS,
which he will sell BY the groce, dozen or single,
low as can be purchased Of the publishers, anons
those last received are
Webs,er's Spelling Books.revised edition;
Aden's lst, Cd, and Sd Volumes Dabolfs Arith na
tick American Preceptor Morses Geography >
Columbian Orator Perry's, Walkers and other Dc
tionaries Mufray's Grammar; Introduction, Read
and Seqnel to do. Hartford school Bibles; Phila-
de!plia and common Testaments
He has also just received few more groce
Clergyman and Clergyman Minor
HimunackS, yor 1917
Farmers, and Bickerstaf's RhodeI Island do. at the
groce prices. A
He has also received large assortment oil
Ek3nk Books ~
not ruled Blank Account Books. Of every shape
ard size usually wanted, made of The best Hartford
psper. aid well bound. LGfely Recelred,
Ceases best English Satin Beavers
do. best American Hats
Warranted not to crack or fade. few boxes Youths
and Mems felt Hats.
Paper honeings and Borders,
will be sold remarkably cheap-lower by so per cent.
than theusua prices, The assortment he been very
considerably enlarged by the addiuonof several
thousand Rolls, from the lowest prices, at IS cents
per roll, tc the most elegant patterns.
"A large and very valuable collection oil
tIa Eooks, g
mostly from the Providence bookstore, are nov sell
ing at about one half the price usuxIS charged. .
PRAYER Books.
great variety, with and without pIa((2 and with ad-
diiionai Hymns i'm plain and Morocco bindings, from
CO cents to SO.
Singing Societies
can be furnished with Reeds, Jcnkss, Shsw's Hol-
den's and other Collections of the best Editions
and at the lowest prices, by the dozen or single one
Dec IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26
New Stationary Office.



INFORMS the pubick in general, and his friends
i in particular, that he has opened small assort-
ment Of the most approved STATIONARY, com
prsing, among other, the following articles,viz
Paper-looi.cap, pot, letter, gilt and black
edged, Of the various descriptions,
Quills from rs 10 IS cents, per bunch,
Pocket Books, from S3 to 81 each
. Penknives, an assortment;
Backs CANNON Tables;
Scales and Dividers;
Ink Stands, Sealing Wax;
Sand Boxes, Waters, Ink in Cakes and Powder,
Shaving Soap;
Black Lead Pencils, &c. &c. &c.
Besides variety ofarticles too numerous to mention
aLgO,FOR SALE,
The Genuine English Permanent Ink, for marking
Linen, and constant supply Of the celebrated three
slit metslck Steel pensa which will b. sold at the
Boston retailing prces.--CALL AND SEE.
Exchange and Lottery Ofhcel
No. 118, Thames-Street,
Newport, April 10th. 1907
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26

II IS taken the southern half of the
Il Il Fire proof brick store, opposite Mr.. Towns
ends coHee-house, where he offers for sale
10 half chests Bohea TEAS, of the FIRST quality,
l3quarter dos for retailing;
A few chests souchong do.
Oae trunk gentIemens Gloves, assorted.
A few Piece Goods. .flss- a
Inda- Point Gin, in pipes and bbls.
8 hhds Wilmington Tobacco
38 ireins shippng Batter, and
A small Bill of Exchange on London.
Nov 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26
Horizontal Patent Pump.

THE Subscriber having been authorize-
i -by the Pstcntee of the HORIZONT.iL Pa
TENT PU.MP,t TO make and vend the same, er.
oIusivcly for this Island informs those persons whe
may be inclined to make use Of the same, that they
may be seen, and their principle exhibited on sPp'i
cation 20 the subscriber.
90 JOHN CAHOONE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26
STEPHEN DEBLOlS,
INFoaMS HIS Gus TONERS AND

THE PUBLIc
THAT he has received per the Manchester
= Packet from Liverpool viaNew-York, gener-
al assortment of HARDWARE GOODS, which are
sf the bcst qaaiity, and which he win dispose OF at
wholesale and retail, as low or lower than can be
pucchased in America
-.amongst which the foLorving-
MJrocco and Buff col cry descriptions
cured Tea Trays, of A few pair of elegant
evsry size. Looking Glasses, &c. .
Tea Cadees, Bottle stands --ALSO.-
with and without pla- A quantity of WOOItEN
ted rims GOODS;
Snuffer Trays, Broatc loths
Elegant BrittaniS Tea Plains;
Pots of the newest Serges;
fashions; Coatngs, &c.
Knives and Forks of ev-
Which he will sell by the piece s;sgle yard, at
reduced prices.
Newport, November -, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26

Tsblc Cloths, 6-4 ~
Diapers.
Colerain Shirtings.
Colourcd cambricks.
Ditto, White, ~ and
Hair Cord, do. Linen do
Fancy Musl;ns.
lsandsna, Flag, Barceio
M and Linen Handc'is.
india Cotion5.
Browr LMeEs.
silk Ginghams. Cid do.
| Calicocs.
Furniture Chinix.
/ Lace silk and cotton Arm.
le<e, 4l. a.. y.
Eeglish silk Hose.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26
William S. Nichols,

Has just received,
AT HIS JEWELRY AND FANCY STORE,
No. 80, 7KAMxs-SrgEEJ
A New Stock Of Plated, Britannia, and ia
panned Wares with great variety OF Fancy
Goods and Jewelry, Of the latest and most elegant
psttcrns-whch the pabIick in general, and has Old
customers in particular invited to call and see.
Cash, and fair anu uniform price given
or old Gold ard Silver. to5.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26

and Calicues. newest lie
cures, from Cd. 10 Ssyd,
per yard,
Hosiery from 2s9dto l5a;
isxsf~ smg beaver, k
Irish, limerick and STA
Gloves /; habit ditto;
Willie and colourcd dou-
bic and single Sarsnets
and LustrIngs s.;
Figured and plan satins |;
L.eno, mul pul, jsco-
net, book and spiosr
Nuslins
Elegant 5, 4, 6, z, 8 and
quarter Shewis, imit3-
ton long and square co /;
silk ard cotton Girlrans.
Silk and cotton Umbrellas;
Canton Grapes aud Con-
cans white and black
Italian do
An invoice of 1000 dole.
| worth Of elegant RIB
BONS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26

VI .-rrsnted and ocmmon
English and Geneva
Watches;
Gilt and mahogany frame
Looking Glasses;
Brass hsndlrons, Shovels
and rongs;
Brass Csndlestlcks
BRITANNIA WARs, viz.
rea-Pots ,Sugar-i,owls,
Cresn-pos, Table and
Tea poons
CuTLBay, viz. Knives u
Forks, L%ckniyeS, PEN
kniyss, ,ltaxors, SCISSORS
Shutters and Trays
Portable Wr.t,ng Desks I;
backgammon Tablssi
Fiuse, fiies and Violins I;
Hunting Arpsratus, OF
every description;
Patent and common Sus-
penders
Reeves Colours, different
sizes;
SILVER Ann PLATxp
WARr--silver Cream
\ Pots, Soup and GRAY,
Ladies', Tea AID Table