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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-18
Coach makiag, in all lts'vaFlou'
Branches.
e P, TAYLOR,

~ RESPECTFULLY informs his t,ien s.
~ and the public, that he Sontin aes 10
carry OI the Matchmaking BUsiness in all It's
various branches, at the shop in Fairfax.
street, formerly occupied by RheG and Iay-'
sr.Swhere all orders in his line OF business
viii he strictly attended 80 80. .- -.
From an establishment Of thee years in
the above line Of business he, is able 10 say,
as a proof al his workmanship, he has many
vouchers. ~ :
Gentlemen who may please 20 favor hin:
With their orders Ger Carriages Ofany kind
or description, may depend on having their
work executed with neatness and strength
M. B. Allkinds Of Carriages and Harness.
es made asd sepaifsd with Reatnsss and dis
patch. ~, .,-+ =.
Nsesond hand coaehee with Harness.
SPANISHsMERINO SHEEP
F0R;SlA,BE:
On TUESDAY, the 5th day oEIJuHenext,
viii Be sold to the highest bidderat Broom
lawn, near the town Of Alexandria,
SIS, full Z Stopded SparsR. Mcrino
z - RGtRS. ~
which have rust arrived in the ship Diana
from SpaiA. These Sheep have been select
ed With care, and are believed % be SFAhc
&fI class Of Mesinos. 49,
ThS GALE viii take place aE Is o'clock, and
Q credit Of ninety dSys Willie given for Uotes
3negpGiable u the Bank, Of sAlsxsndEia,, With
aNprovsd indorSers. Va - -
James II. ,Hcoe, !
!. Nay O. 4 !, s d, cots. =
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while given Gorapprehending and secur
ing 81 SaiI nEKfo. SOLOMON, whevas seen
lurking abous ahs aub1fbs Of Alexandra th's
SnCfninE; he 1sofi low; stature, about twenty
years old, aAtfhad on On old white hat,oroWn
coal and striped ,pEntaleons good deal Nscrn'
&c ID supposed ne is nowlin town. AN Per.
, s5ug Are hereby rewarded frenr harboring
/. Grcarryhg cd said negro. 49,!
8, Thomas Hunton.
Nav .asA ,,st So 49, "a otI
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Fist 1000 Blanks drawn to b sntttled toa
Ten. Dollar prize each,
~ The drawing win commence in the
City Of New York on the third Tues dsy in
April r,ext, and will continue IL draw 600
Tickets each day (sxcept The last day, when
there will 'semain 600 to be drawnl until
finished. ,-s
TIcxErs for sale by r. GRAY, BookseI-
Ter, King street, Alexandria, where all tick
cts sold by him may be examined, and infer
nation obtained respecting the Lottery dur
ink the drawing, fes Of expence Prizes 10
the Baltimore. College Lottery will be takea
at their full Value for Tiske,s in this Lottery
and the difference paid ia cash. Cash win
also be advanced for prizes al soon as drawn
ut moderate discount s -ss.2y-ss,., u.
Present price Of tickcss eight dollars.
.Jsnuasy:l. ~ y !, ~.
. Should the FIRST number, on the 18th da,
OF drawing, be either of,thc, numbers from
TO $50, inclusive, then.,in that case, the next
drawn number mot one of those numbers
shall draw, and be entitled 20 the $50 tickets,
withthe prizes and blanks that may be drawn
to'them previous to the 5th day of drawing;
and in the like masser with tickets for The
2oth, sSth, ssi soth days OF drawing; 50
that person with one stiekct, may draw Ono
Thousand Ticket! Question How! An
swer--Suppose No. LAYS, il the property
of n, the first drawn number on the 18th day
Of drawing, which Will entitlc II to the num-
'bers.from l to 25o.; and the first drawn mum
Der on the soth day of drawing may be No
us, which will entitle him to the numbers
from IS to soo.. The FIRST drawn number,
OF the 25th day, may be No. SIS, which viii
entitle hiM to- the numbers from 22,eol to
22.25o, inclusive; and the first drawn num-
Der, On the soth day of drawing, maybe oae
Of the $50 tickets already drawn, which will
.entitle him to the numbers from 1850 to
2e,sQo-Yes, sir. and the thousand ticken
may draw One HundredT thousand Dollars
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WEST GROVE,

As will be sufficient to raise the sum Ozone
hundred pounds. The land proposed tor sale
lies on the. south side of Hunting Greek. and
contiguous to tic bridge. 1t will be laid on
to suit purchasers and sold for cash.
The Commissioners.
MAY 8. 3ta"ts
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Public Sale.

Pursuant to an order the county court OF
Fairfax, will be sold, at public sals,en the
premises, at IL o'clock on the 2sth DAY OF
the present month, IL fair II not, on the
next fair day, at the same time and place !;
so mach Of The tract Of land knewn BY the
maine &C 49, ---
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Bank OF Potomac,

- = y -.-,--r ',-IE- ' - ~ May SSIVAVs
.NstiaS sAsssbv gipea .thS StSsk Aoidsfs " ne
Best u. petsnlac, ,61FE
RWsESAT y. diEtIena sf Fourspes csAt. hes
besa dscIaNsa wn the capiMi deck fer
"a 1nsk lals yeaS which win Be paid lAssA
81 ahaR fspssssiIlsSFss,sn Tussdsy usst,
sAe ca inAtaBess .sssts vi
- sgSer d sAs FssSs Ese ans ,Ltstesssrs.
Chaslss Page Cashier.
\ Hay g. s. ri sage9
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-18

s%UnSUAST 20 q. deed of srhst q The NIB
scssbef, 6omsJohn Pptta and Eliza his vile
Sec seeurs.the payment OF eeTtain ssrzas Of.
money due 60 The Bank OF AlexandFia from
Geoss North ard CO. win Pe exposed to
raSlic sale at auttica on ednesday the
sixth cE sIune next II II O'Clock IN the force
nccErcnShs premises So s, !. s
IA strataiii az Cor piece Of Land.
with the huildi thereens bounded by Hen..
~, Ofoneko; Fa1eizG and Pendleton strects'
andsWhick IS SUSPECT 10 ground rent Of one
hundred ala thirty three dollars and thirty
shrse cehtS per afinium,. forever. Terrns OF
sale Cash. 49, =
Ludwell Lee, = rsistse.
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4 NEW NOVEL. "
Just Published, and for Sale by
COTTON e STE w AR T;
r Price, ] Dsiar, ....
GENCARN,; ,
TIKI DEs.lHPoEAz1GEN7rsaFY YOUTH,
& A NOVEL
BIZ Gxols1 WArTxasrox, Esa.
o. WAsHlNsTos CsrY,
.Esshsr Of sAs Lswysr as6 CAitd If Feeling.

The celebvity OF tlds. authors !" LAW.
YER" and" CHILD or FEELING" ID
dueed the pubilshsrS to.sngaesin 'this work,
and withou. dstrscing fIoSn ihS merits ofths
former, Eel themselves jussihed IN stating
that fis GNENC Arm q supofipr 70 either.
,Isissubmisssd without lirthet rec mmepda.
ton, with wish, that the Apefi:an review.
srs may give further sncouysksmsnt 70 this
young gsntlsman's sndeavoeu = spiestaip,in.
strucs and ,noralise Ne ssilew citizens, ID
attention. 100 q III
: yeS.6.
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Nsv 1zls 81 Psrtey Csllav.

ssslgF subscriber respectfully Informs tns
Pubic that b has an hand, and antenos
Is Keep a'eshsssht supply ef shs bss.
- PHILADELPHIA ts
ALE, PORTE r and. BEER.
witch he csrsrscommend; Tor sale By .the
bottie, dozen, quart ofsgallon, in healthy
psrt Of the town, on the north side, OF; hing
street, two doors ewess of the diagonal
Pump. :,
Nav ZIG. ~ ,, - ,..s - ,;eoSt s
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FOR.KENT

1.-THE DWELLING HOUSE in which
Inow reside. at the corner Of Fairfax
end Queen strsets-The gWare.i House part
Of NE tenement ehsli retain the use off,.
70 GOOD tensrtas win Be let 1t very mo.
derats rent. Possession may Be bod In two
or three weeks. ~, S. II ~
Cuthbcrt Powell.
Apeil .: 60
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3 ] ! . !: !,

$4,000 licketssfat IdcuarssH! S%S,00e
Less thans Id BLANKS to.4prige subjea
to deduction Of rs per cent. Prizes psya-
bic so days after the conclusion Of the draw
ing. ~. & !, 81
AZ or THE ANNKxEDssATx1I.
LIST drawn No. 10th day Of drawing, entitled
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Thirty Dollars Reward

May sth. 1870.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-21
New Stationary Office.


INFORMS the pubiick in general, and his friends
particular, that he has opened a small assort-
ment OF the rnost approved STATIONARY, COM
Ersing, among otle., the following articles, viz
Paper-iooiscap, pot, letter, gilt and black
edged, Of the various descriptions,
Quills, from rs To 25 cents, per bunch,
Pocket Books, from G;3 10 S4 each;
Penknivcs, an assortment
Backgammon Tables
Scales and Divders
Ink Stands, Sealing Wax;
Sand Boxes, Waters, Ink in Cakes and Powder;
Shaving Soap;
Black Lead Pencils &c. &c &c.
Besides variety of articles too numerous 70 mentio
Also, FOR SALE, ~
The Genuine English Permanent Ink, -. marking
Linen, and constan, supply Of the celebrated three
slit metack Steel Penssil which will be sold at the
Boston retailing prices.--CaLl AND SEE.
Exchange and Lottery Oifce)
No ll8, Thames-Street,
Newport, April 10th, 1909
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-21

No. 8, Long Wharf, Has for sate,
A Quantity of Ship and Cabin Bread, OF the
"A first quality; Baltimore and Alexandria Flour /.
Molasses, Gin and Rum, per bhd. or bbl. Ginger
and Pearl-Ash. wholesale and retail an assortment
of Teas, by the chest dozen pound quantity Of
Tile, suitable for ovens; with general assortment
of West-lndia Goods and Groceries. .9so-
5000 punches and 200 bushels ONIONS,
cheap for cash approved credit. Oct. a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-21


JAMES MUMFORD,
.ft No. SO, Thames-Streef,
English, French, Dutch, Thread, silk and cotton
and Spanish real super Laces.
fnc & common Broad Red, white, black, yellow
cloths. and green Flanncls.
Black, blue, drab, fawn, Double and single millcd
brown, and green SUI Baizcs. ,a ~
pertne and common An assortment fthc most
Cassmeres. elegant plain and 6gur-
Coatings, Plains, and For ed MusIins. 'N
est Cloths. 49, Lace spidcr-nct do. AZ
Common and superfne 81 and common cotton
r-y--~-- - Sba@,ls------
Elegant Vest Patterns, of Silk Handkerchief.
the newest style. Ribbons, Threads, Tapes.
ia, a0.4, 90 and 3d. Gentlemen and lauiss'
Blankets. Gloves. He
Lambs wool and worsted India Cot,ons
Hosiery, various coils Suspenders
Dufils and Fearnoughts Black Grapes.
Superfine and common Feriets.
Stocking-Net shaIloons
Furniturcs. Superfnc & Tammics.
common Calicoes Dimities.
Blue, green, drab, brown Silk Velvets.
and tawn Bombazetts. Black Lutcstrings.
Wdbores. Handsome coat and vest
Imperial Cords. Buttons
Ladies and gentlemcn's India black Sstins
silk and cotton IIoae. ] Black and white Wire
Shirting Couons. With number Of other
Linens Linen and cot articles, TOO numerous
ton Checks. for AN advertisement.
The pubick may be assured that the above
Goods shall be sold lower than at any other store in
he State Nov. Z.
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american HOTEL


ID ESPECTFUI.LY informs his friends
IA and the publicki In general that he has t~mov-
ed from Hickfo d. to Neport, into the House lately
built oy WILLIAM MuMroRD, No. -, .gfil-sfreei,
where he intends TO keep Grocery and Pub
lick House, for the accommodation Of any Lady or
Gentleman. that may please 10 call on him.
Newport, Aprit IS. 1910. -a-.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-21
HoriSontuI Patent Pump.

by the Patcniee Of the HORIZONTAL P.i
TENT PUMP, TO make and vcnd the same. ex.
clrsvely for tbs sland Informs those persons who
nay be inclined 70 aake of The same, that they
may be seen, and their principle exhibited on app-
Cation to the subscriber.
3e'~ JOHN CAHOONE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-21
c Il x TIFICA TE S.
Portsmouth,, .abrl7, 1910.

Portsmouth,, .aprii7, 1910.
FReMm my knowledge of Coal Mines, obtained from
having the management Of the most important Coal
Mines in Virginia, for "a years, am Of opinion, from
thorough examination of the .9qaedaeek Coal Mines
that they contain an immense body of excellent Coal
that can be procured with the greatest ease, and
promises vast profit to the owners.
JAMES KETTEN
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.N--ForF, .7erI15, 1910 !,
HAVING kept Nd a constant fire of Rhode Tsiana
9quedaeei Coa, upwards Of three months, do mo-
hesitate to decac my opinion of its qualities and val
vac. lam fully convinced that fire ofsqus heat and
goodness can he supported with this Co, with less
trouble and expense than it with wood, and with
less expense than with imported Coal. believe q
ehaldron of il viii support FIRE Of the heat,
longer than chaldron of Lr~reooi Coal.
DAVID ID. CRANE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-21

Jortsmo,1i, .7brio, 1910
THE subscriber, having used different kinds of
Coal in the Of life, the business Of black
smthing, and have used the Rhode Island Coal eig-
teen months. and find IL be equal to any ever used,
and. in some kinds Of work, much better And have
used said Coal fortwo winters past in nv dwelling
house for domestck uses, and find il much preferable
to cord weod. THOMAS BORDEN
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.Nswporf. Get. 90, 1910.
WE, the subscribers, inlabilants of the town Of
.Nenporf, State Of Rhode Island &c certify and de-
clare, that have had htquen, opportunities OF see
ing .iquedneck Coal burn, it Was in considerable
use here last winter Tie heat it produces intense,
smokeless, and durable.
Experience has taught the correct aud easy mode
OF kindling it, ,sHd We deem the discovery OF this
Coal highly Fortunate event, Ard promising OF tLe
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CALL AND SEE.


LAS just received, and offers for sale
Il L on the most liberal terms at bis new Station
airy Office, No. ll8, Tzames-ssreet
A complete and elegant Assortment o.
Legal. Commercial, and Notaral Blanks, printed on
superiour Paper and the first style Of the Printing
Art-among which are the following, VIZ:
Deeds, Bills Of Sale.
Powers of Attorney, Shipping Papers,
Declarations on Pronis- Coasters Manifcsts.
ssry Notos, blank Checks on the
DO: on Book Accounts, Banks in .vsvport,
lndentures, Bills of Exchange,
Bills Of LadnS. seaman's Journals. &C.
.fso--Just received an Assortment Of Penknives
of various prices, from IS TO 100 cents. STATION.
AIRY as usual.
Managers' Lists sf the fortunate Numbers in tic
7th Class of Hasfed Fridge Lefse-y, may be seen Al
this Ol!ice.
Eyssasss ss *; and s,.,..:. n,..sy :.,,y,, cf' 1n.
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JAMES KETTEN.
.Ne1p.rhrk. Ocf. Is. 1910.


HEREBY certify, that have made use of the
GOAL taken from the -aqneeek Mines in the State Of
Rhode leland, in the publick rooms of the Tontine
Cefee-House, and, from the extraordinary heat it
produces, and its extreme durability, and making no
smoke consider il To be much preferable to the i'm.
ported Coal in common use in this CITY,
JAMES Dryden
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.Ae.s-Ts-t, Jan. 8. 1910

Aess-Ts-k, Jan. s, 1910.
We, the subscribers, Brewers, in the city Of Asz-
York, having Tor some time past, used of the Rhode
iard .i9vedieck Ces in our Kilns, fo- the purpose
OF dIyne Matt, find the same fully snswcr.bIc TO our
cx2ee:<ion. and sseeu our highest appreciation al.
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NO. II and ~, 7aames-streef, Have for sale,
A Few pipes Country Gin; 20 kegs
"A Of Butter, suitable for family use 10 boxes
souchong Tea with general assortment OF Groce-
ries, usual Oct. 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-21
JOHN A. SH A w,
MATCH. .yf.3kI,R.

40. SO, Ihamcs- Street,
Offers for sale, low as can be purchased at any
store in the State,
a General assortment of Fashionable and Fancy
q y Gools--ameng .thich ore fhe faiLnarsae-- n.
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NEWPORT, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER al, 1910 0lI M

much cheaper than an, other fuel we Bs,t been in
the habit Of using. STREET STEVENS,
CHARLES RACEY,
RICHARD TAYLOR CO.
JOHN BENHAM, .
DO1Y WlLLETS X co.
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DANIEL SHELDON,

ID EsPECTFULLY informs his friends, that he
~ has on hand
quantity Of excellent cedar Clapboards,
cedar Shingles pine Shingles, Boards, Plank,
Joist, sc. &c.
Which he will ssn cheap, At his stand on sIlyR-
BURNE's WhArf. -Nfv, Is
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Marrsnted and common
English and Geneva
Watches 81
Gik and mahogany frame
Looking Glasses; .'
brass Handirons, Shoyels
and Tongs
Brass Cmdlesticks
BsirASNIA WARE, viz.
Tea-rots, ,SugSr-Bowls,
rGream-pol, Liable and
Tea spoons; N4fst
Gu rLERy, viz. Knives <
Forks, JSckni,e., PEN
knI,es,i,azur4, SCISSORS
Snutiers and Trays
Portable Writing Desks /;
backgammon Tables;
Flute, Flies and yioliSs !,
Hunting Apparatus, of
every description;
Patent and common Sus-
pentlers.
Reeves Colours, different
sizes,
SILVER AMI PLATED
WARE--silver Cream :
Pots, Soup and Grav,
Ladies', Tea and Table
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GROCERIES
By WH0LEaLE S.RE7AH,
WILLIAM w HIT T..

Offers for sale, at the store, Long1elar formerly
occupied by the Prcgressiue Company, No. H.
General Assortment OF Grocery, Cro-kery, and
Glasg Ware. S5c.--cossIsTINC or
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&>&"~
J1omas Torrnsrnd,
bn'. Hunter,
Henry Shert,pnc,
.isA,-r Rob6.ns,
BeVcmin Hazard,
John L. Boss, .f
Christopher G.. Champion,
Constant Ia6er,
John IL. Shedrmon,
Ben dmnn Peirce,
~ Hiium .Nrck0Rf,
Lems Rcusmon4s,e,
Robert Sferens,
S:ephcn 4. .Narfham,
Samuel Lote-,
Horatio s. Derter,
Josiah Munro,
John Jfein,
Robert Rogers,
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ALso,--2s0 NJ. Shingles, with quantity o
Boards and I.a,ls, Of tho first quality.
CT The highest price given for old Copper
Brass, Lead, Iron, Rags.
Newport, July lS, 1910.
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TO LET.

find Immediate possession grren
The st"re 10. IC7, Thames street, !,
lately occupied by tie subscriber, with half the
house above, seperate, as il may suit the hrer.
Applyto SAMUEL +. GARDNER
Oct. 81.
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SAMUEL Il. GARDNER,

INFORMS his friends ind the publick
i in general, that he has removed his grocery store
from No. 1O7 to No. los, 7hames-sncet, next door
south If his old s;ard, where he has constantly on
hand extensive assortment of Groceries, which he
is determined dispose Of at the lowest cash prices
He has also ON hand a few Dry Goods, IA
mong which are-surelfne Broadcloths, ,Cassimeres,
Flannels, Baizes, Vesrngs worsted and cotton Hose,
Linens, cotton and linen Checks, &c. &C. which he
is determined to sell at prices which cannot fail to
suit purchasers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-21

Spoons, marrow, mus
tard and salt do. |; Su.
gar Tongs, scissors and
pincuslnon Chains, sill
YER Pencil Cases. silver
Thimbles, plated Cas-
tors, Sugar-1'ongs,Ca Can
diestieks and Spurs
GoLp AND JEwsLRy
WARS, viz. Mcslaiions,
Lockets. Bwast-Pins
plain, topaz and pearl.
set, Finger Rings aud
gold and 6lagree Ear
\, Rings,oi every tl,scrip-
ton, Bracelets Of elias.
tick & plain hairwork,
gold Necklaces, gold
Wa;ch-Chains, Seats &
Keys, elegant cornelian
Keys, set in gold, gold
Epaulcts /;
Ladies' and gentlemcn's
Pocketbooks & Purses,
of every description;
Fancy < common Neck
laces, of every kind,
With an extensive variety
of Fancy Goods.
,s.,. ..l...I - .s.-l
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watches, OF every description, cleaned and repaired
U .s with accuracy and warranted
Jewelry and Silver Ware, of all kinds, manufactured
anu repaired
= Hair Work and Gold C.phers neatly executed
Silver Ware and Gold Necklaces warranted good, or
tlp2 tho money returned.
- Cash, and the highest price gwen for old Gold
M. and Silver.
Nswtorf, .Ncv. z, 1919
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80
.>ilas Dean,
.3uiiey Clarke,
Eshrcrd Eosfon,
John Price, jan.
SIMEON Martin,
Join Earl, Jw,.
Fr"ncis Brinies,
Chrisaopher IOrsier,
James Gardner,
John Banisfer,
Christopher Rhodes,
diiam Engs,
j. e. Hhsfehorne,
S. Hhitehorne,
Daniel Sheldon,
James Perry,
Thomas Dennis,
Stephen De6lois,
Benjamin Huo~en.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-11-21

Black Pepper
Ginger
Pimcnto
Table Salt
AIcxandria altIOuR
& BALTIMORE oSN
Wrapping Paper.
kaisins
Tobacco
Rice
Soap
Candles
Cheese
Butter
and Meal
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NEW GOODS.

Just received from Boston and ready for sale, by
JAMES MUMFORD,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-16
Total--5 81. see, oss IL 3 8 q

LONDON, (Snnday) Sept. $50
1t is said couple of Russian Court
ers and Danish messenger have re-
Gently arrived in this country. by wav
of Heligoland. Their mission is sup
posed to relate to the new political
situation of the North of Europe.
Some proposals, it is said, have been
made TO our minister from the Rus.
sian governments.
Yesterday accounts were received
from the Baltic to the 18th inst. mes.
tioning the arrival of a body of French
troops at Camnion, Teptow, Colberr
and some o,her Prussian ports on that
sea. by the same conveyance W. re-
ceived the following letter from Got.
tenburgh
3" The best Informed persons here
anticipate an early rupture between
France and Russia the French MINI
ister at st. Petersburgh lately made a.
long and strong remonstrancc Afarthe
Russian government on the sun1tct
OF Brisish ships having been allowed
TO discharge cargoes of Colonial pro.
duce at the small port of Saokenhuss n.
in Courland, and to take in ladinps of
naval stores, although the French Con-
sui at Lieubae had particularly de-
nounced these vessels, aud rendered
proofs OF their being enemy's property,
The Russian mini ter replied, ~ thai
the system of mercantile exclusion was
already carried to an extent ,ncons,s-
tent with the happiness, aud injurious
TO the interests, Of the empire and
that, although the Emperor was SIM
cere in his hostility to the English. he
was desirous to mitigate to his peo.
!, pie the seventies Of the war. whene.
yer he could do so consistently with the
honest discharge of his other obI;gati.
ors.--Shouid rupture take place De-
tween the Allied Courts, Sweden viii
necessarily be involved in the contesr,
and compelled to take active measures
against England.
"lhere are now in the roads beio y
upwsr5s of thirteen hundred vessels
to or from English ports. Those des.
tined tor the Baltic are, fear in dan,
ger, as all the prussiar ports are, O,
shortly will be, occupied by French
troops"