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re- T.Ui7TION.

- HE subscriber continues 10 'tench The
J FrmeA liaassage atshis residence cor.
ner Of Prince and Roy vel streets. Ladies lnd
gentlemen will be waited on at tLeirplaess
Of abode at such. hours 40 tley may appoint
Term. of,ipiion Hay rbe known by applying
10 him. &
John Frignet.
IN. D The French translated Into EngliA
the Engiishelato French * b ~.
4, April r. -: >$:sttG "a u ~, &
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'l;(.lK SALEs..

~ ~
II t6e soHn eE Ocroouxs % de 2etkdh
6, 4 Of 1tidy arxt. q 4 e1ie Auction,
That vaauab ie M fIsL SEAT.
latS tie property og iisas ysaney,
ESITUATE III the said TX Hof 0cco1sa
- On. this sscite xas cseeied sbous en-
wears ago, spacious tlliet stpry b n &c
Mill IN q -: SEA NkjcA ever siucs ~
been occupied as q rna6af ietuIiag mil. aS
iii about treiys mouths Ago itswss dsstrya
.by Ere.-she stones ind bficks OF The iona
walk, md Tie iypH work 81 The hlildingE s.l
upon The spot, and would answer for q iev|
raill;I which might with these AID, DO sIedsd|
in time. 70 k,iad the growing crop OF w6tsL
Is tn alsantsgeS app ertSininG 20 this yslA|
able probefry, vhic6 I'd ihe dr;sst seasn|
never vans wafer being fusnished BY tLs|
Occedpan river, are 80 generally knsSn nj
rot 10 need psfticulfr enumeration |: suffice
il to state, thar itis situated IN 2 healthy md
aourishiug little town at the FallaeM The h.
yer. about Il miles south sf .AIexandria, "a
he great stage road, leading north md sos,a
LIN the, heart bf "a wheat country -and .la
nayiRabie water to the mill door where YES
sells NAV come Of sufficient burthee % carry
500 barrels of.fsur. With this salgable seat
Tor water works Of any description, there
may be had about $50 acres hf well Numbered
land, lyiag on the eppoyit cf the ttrsr.
= Eor tfjs property osestenth OF 81e purchase
rposex. will be required in hand, and the re-
sid1e in three equal annual paymcAts, viii
inte,,esf from The day of sale. -
Richard M. Scott, ]
!, .7yastee jar Crsdisers Of e. anaey
April a5. q 2aw ds.
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! GharlessT Yer. Jun.
Hpmphrey Peake.
Twenty Dollars Reward,
Wiltbe paid to any psrson whoswiii deliver
to me in Madison ceunty.a lysi
Negy0 ..sBT-IL

yTIHO eIopea on Tie 9lih of last month.
wv He iss ssliksiy fellovs about 50 yeah
of age. S feet eight or Fire inches high, re.
.malkably strsigh : and has scar on one of
his checks, Lhsiieye the left, oecaaionsd bya
cat hsh . cooper b. srades and served b,
apprenticeship aksthe Qecoqgaa. Mills. and
was purchased some Years.sf BY Nh. Ihos,r
Richards, OF 4 Mrs. ysegonest Who lived in
the nei9hbofhood 81 that place, Hewas seen
lsfgiA days ago % his why so Alexandra,
where he said he was going 70 get employ
mentas Isthink II high probably he may Y
found in die neighborheod oflthe above Mn
I. John ! 3. Nooe.
Aprii So. s. ), Jaw j
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n ! eIed.c,;on az Il her cent. Prizes pava-s
he 30 DAYS after the CONCLUSION Of The draw
,ng. e. ,..,..i r. -:
OF TEE AnnxxRp pn1xxs, r.
lar drawn No. 10Th dav Of drawing, entitled
~ IN ,,s',.--. toxl ,ooo..
Ist do. 18th do: $50 Tickets from
No. TO No, $50, ineiusive.s
lst do. goth do. $50 do, from No.
~ 8. -. =. ISL to 500, inclusive.
LIST do. 25th do. $50 do. from No.
22.oot to 22,2sO, inclusive
Ist do Soth do. $50 do. from No.
=. aa.2si to q, 500, inclusive.
lar ..do. SSH 10. Cash, $4,000 dolls,
LAT do. 4oth DO. 1000 {
lat do. .s4sth do. $4,000 >.
Fl 1t 1900 Blanks drawn TO be entitled to a
Ten Dollar prize each, ''ts..,,.,
= m-plFhe drawing will commence in the
CITY of New York ON the third Tuesday in
April next, and will continue to draw. 500
Tickets each day (exsept.,he last day, when
there will remain 500 to be drawn) until
finished. >'...s'7.s IS. { !. s g s
'TIeKETs for sale by r. GRAY, BookseE-.
Ter, King street, Alexaridria, where .aIi tick~
cts sold by him may be examined, and infer
ma,ion obtained respecting the Lottery dur
INK the drawings freeof expenee Prizes in
The Baltimore College. Lottery will be taken
At their full value FOR Tickets intbis Lottery,
and the difference paid in caslf Cash viii
also BE advance for prizes assoon as. drswn;
al moderate discount. 80 ~ ~
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30 tsnss d Niijjl 81 isfsst, sserys,s I,
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- fsee weeks ~ 81 8 s. r. s.
Cuth b If Powell.
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. Less than 2 Ia blanks to prize !; subject
to deduction Of Is per cent. Prices .paya-t
.bls 80 days after the conclusion Of The SraHe
ing. llps ~ Ess@,ti ~ -.
=. or THE ASNRxEp PRIzss.,
>lst drGwn No. 10th day Of drawing, entitled
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-10-10
ENGLISH. INDIA & IRISH
GOODS.

JUST received, at p. o. RICHMOND's
Cash Store, 1885, TEarpsssr,eef, by the latest ar
rivals IN New-York and Boston--
very extensive assortment of Seasonable
GOODS, which he is enabled to sell lower than has
been offered IN Newport liz seven years past--com-
prsing complete assortment of Bi oadcloths, Cas-
sinerSs, Princes Cords Flanncs, Baizes black, bot
tie green, and colo,Eed Bombazetls and Wiidbores,
blue and eoioured Csmbeis. for gentemen's cloaks,
of superour quality, India Co,ions by bale, piece
or yard, from Cd to 2s best black saiins and Lut-
bricks and Imperial sAr,ings one cas-, fine a. Irish
i.nens; o-8, s.4 and long shawls with great va.
nety OF Caicoes and 6inghams--and numerous 9TH
er articles well worth the attention of those who
wish to purchase cheap. snd who viii do well to call
and see, before they make their purchases
b. He will warrant all goods sold at his
store to be free from damage any proving otherwise
may be returned or exchanged within six months
after ihe sale. October g.
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--@ 6ioooy no1as," which is considered rEde-
niable proof. When they are speaking OF
the virtues of their faction, their plant god
|e.ies-" good works 5" and when emb.azon-
ing the limits Of their British neighbours,
|he proclaims-" free grace"
Ii detached sentences and mutilations of
WAsHrSGToN's farewell address will not an
swer their purposes, their teranhim helps
them to number of extracts of letters, sent
20 Judge Carol, Governour Some6ody, and
General Nobody, and all is substantiated. /
would just give a friendly hint to those print
ers, and let them know that when read such
paragraphs in their papers, the 6uH5rog
croaks SO lound In my ears, that cannot hear
the rest OF their papers.
Let the name Of WxsHIsC ROY be ever re.
membered as great General and good
man but never Iet his humanity be polluted
by rendering him that homage which is due
10 GOD alone. las firmly believe that WAsH-
ISCToN was raised sp by Providence to COM
mand our forces, lead them 10 victory, and
maintain our independence, as believe JER-
PERSON was fitted by the same hand to de-
clare our rights, call back the attention of
the people, after they had wandered, to their
true interests, and marking out the way to
discharge our debts. Their names are en-
tombed in the hearts of all who wish the
state of society meliorated. But those who
form just estimate of the depravity and i'm
perfection of the whole mass of human ma
ture, and at the same time wish to judge
rishteoHSly, will take neither of them for q
perfect pattern, but approve their virtue and
good maxims, and be sorry for their errours.
Gather the good into vesseis, and easf tie bad
sway TOM TIT.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-10-10

Af.fRRIED,
:. In this town. Mr.. THOMAS YATES to Miss SALLY
LANGLEY, both of this place.
DIED,
IN this town, Sunday mornin sst, RopRsT
TAYLOR, Esq. aged IS
At .hiddleo~,l, ON th>. 27th ult. SALIsRuRy Srop-
pARp, Esq aged 81
Al Portsmouth,, Mrs. RUTH CpNpALL, the amia-
bic and vrtuous consort of Joseph Cundsil, Esq. :.
At Portsmouth,, on the SS;h ut. Capt HEssy
WILEs, aged rs.
Al Barns;abie, Mace. JosEPH OTIs, Esq. aged 85
He general of militia in the revolutionary war,
and appointed by President Washington, colloc-
tor for the district of Barnstahle.
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'EAAiNiANl SOCif.TY,oR
COLU.MBL7.N ORDER.

A N adjourned meeting of the TAM
n MANY SOCIETY, mr. COLUMBIAN ORpER,
will be held on MONDAY EVENING next, lbeing
the 18th Of the month of 20 Traveng,"] at the Coun-
cal Fire Of their Great Wigwam, in the State House,
precisely at the going down Of the sun.
BY order Of fhe Grand Soehem.
WILLIAM SlMUNs, Secretary
Season of Fruits
M enfh Of 1rareiing, l0M, Oct. TO-
Year of Discorcru SlS. \
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REAL ESTATE.

To be- Sold. mt Pubiiek Auction. on the
i5th Of October nee tair -esntlsr. u moi, the ners
far d.y unless dsposed .f before Mas ''se al r1poas
saie, s
THAT Elegant Estate, situated IN Bar
neystreet opposite tbe Jews synsgogpe, in the moss
improved part Of the town. consisting of neg
Dwelling House, completely finished outside, pant
ed, &C. with four rooms floor, not entirely in-
ished inside--also, new Stable, Coach House. and
Shop, straw loft and hay loft to the same. The lot
which the buildings are measures in front % feet
and extends 90 feet back. well fenced.
The above estate will be sod, without reserve, 10
the highest bidder, on terms which cannot fail suit
ing the purchasers. Any ono who wishes to pure
chase, may know the terms, by applying to
ri HARD ROAK
Cransfcn II Saav, anef'rs.
.Mso, at hrfpate sair--3 excellent Horses
and Chaise--e Likewise offers Er sale. sadderx. OF
every description al the bwcst prices, ss he means
20 remove from this by the lst December next
IIe wishes all those indebted to him To make ian .
d.tc payment, or they will be put in the hands OF
an Attorney, .y the time cf HI: removal tic Else
wishes sIi those wS h-se any dcsssjs sgsisst h4c
20 exhibit then. Cor settlement
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-10-10
THOMAS ROWLAND.

THE plcasantest situation in the North So-
Il ciety in JhannsSeid, { Connecticut J a Farm, Of
leo acres, Of good woodland, good orcbarding, OF
excellent grated fruit, wsl proportioned for now
ing, ploughng. and pasturing. with good buildings.
;rg 90 purchase . pleasant place, may be sccommo-
dated, payment made easy For further particulars,
enquire Of Mr.. Harvey Sesnsns Capt Jeseph saaa,
:, sssbsrf DANIEL BUCKNILL.
.Hansfsid W'ndham Cuntg, Sept. 2s, i9ie,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-10-10
BRITISH B.lNX 7HERMO.METER.

The depreciation of paper Carrencyi In Eng
land has become subject extremely lnlei-
esting to that nation, and perhaps as mucn so
10 America as was that of the depreciation oil
cur own country bank currency in the course
Of the last year.
The principles of the cheat are much the
same, bat the effect upon Us may be some
what different-Removed one link further
from its cause the mischief will not be so ob.
vious--but it will be as certain, and we APP
prehend more extensive than any We have
teltin New-England from the discredit OF our
own bank paper.
Boston moacy(to use the language suggest
cd by the extensive ideas Of money-wise fin
anciers) now commands premium Of - p
tser cenr. in England--in other words, bills of
che banks of England, their .t5reign or domes-
tick money, no matter which, has dehreeiafed
IL Ia per cenf.
worth about as much as bills of the Detroit
bank were in this market, while they were
supposed to be worth any thing.
Such as it Is, however, it is at this day the
common standard by which bills of exchange
and all commercial negotiations in England
and between us and that country,(except the
wise oncs) arc regulated. i.
All goods imported from England come
charged according to this paper standard ,and
.hc wise importer, VINO RENTS specie, or
brings the British merchant or msnufacturer
NJ the specie standard, credits himself with
the profit of IL Ia her cenf. premium, more
Oh less--In which case the under purchasers
snIy, are taxed with the cheat of the amount
Of the discount or, as it goes in the voca-
bulary Of folly and frard,the hreminm on she
9e or Boston money.
Those importers who do not calculate his
depreciation Of every species Of British pa er,
called good, whether bills on England, OF Dills
of the bank of England, are very Literally
but not very wisely, bearing their portion Of
this publck cheat, or if they choose to give
it softer name, this pubIick tax, Of from 10
to Is per cent. upon the whole amount Of the
fall importations from England. This tax
will continue to increase as British credit
falls, till We find out that old rags wrought
into paper have no more in,rinsick value in
England than America. The process by
which we shall arrive to this great and most
important discovery in the commercial world
will be slow--but il will De sure.
l3osien Pof-ioi.
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fOk SALE,
THAT VALU.5BLE ESTATE,

NJ liz, q lis, 1hames Street,
NOV occupied by ChOles &. Hos
~ kins e Co. The Lot measures as feet, on
Thames street, and 100 Church ssreet, with store
on it. The House has nine rooms on Flocf, with
good Well Of water at the door. For terms ap-
piyo
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-10-10

NOTICE.
THE Honourable Court of Probate of the
= town Of North-Kingtown, having appointed the
Subscribers Commissioners to receive and examine
the claims of the creditors to the Estate Of Captain
GIDEON FREEBORN, lato Of North-Kingstowrl, de-
ceased, represented insolvent and six months from
the 9th ut being allowed for that purpose--Notice
is hereby given, that they will attend said business
at their respective dwellings, at any time within the
period above mentioned No accounts will be
ceived unless properly aitested.
~ WILLIAM HAMMOND, c..,
BENJAMIN I. PECKHAM, .
All persons indebted 10 the above mentioned Es-
tate are earnestly called upon to make immediate
payment to
ESTHER PREEBORN, .fdhmimsfrasir.
North-Kingstown, Oct. 9, 1910
r-ls NOTICE.
'FHE Subscriber having been appointed
sole Executor of the last Will and Testament of
HENRY WILES, late Of Portsmouth, Gentleman,
deceased, ard having given bonds according to law
for the faithful discharge Of the trust thereby CON-
mted to him, requests all persons who are indebted
TO the Estate Of the Testaior to make imme date
payment, and those who have any demards against
il, to exhibit the same to
BENJAMIN HARRIS, Executor.
or 10 BENZ. FAIRBANKS, Of Tiverton. his Agent
Portsmouth, Oct 1U, 1910.
-
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MAhiNE LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

PUkT OF NEWPUKT.
EsrERED-Ship Columbia, Babcock, Isle of
Mays brig German Peggy, Gorton, Havana; sch.
Eliza. Barker, Csdiz do. Buckskin, Gardner, Nor
folk; sloop Express, Justin, New-York
CLEARED.-Sloop Sally, Coggeshall, Savannah |;
do Golden Age, Earl, New-York
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WILLIAM ENGS & SON,

No. 70, Ihan1es-sfreef,
HAVE just received large additional supply Of
i i lronmongry, Hard W are ana Iu-
ley-and now offer for sale an assortment unusually
extensive. They have on hand AS usual, a complete
assortment of Nails -also sheet Lead, sheet Iron,
steel OF various kinds, cast iron Stoves, Shoves and
Spades, &c. &c.
I'kerciss-an assortment Of Swedes IRON.
October g.
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NkW S7ORE OF NEW GOODS
MARTIN FEARING. (of The lat,


1Vl firm ofFEAsixo & FA,sMAs,) having ia.
ksn u's new store of capt EpwAsp EAsToN, No,
ihomes-sfreet. next north Of MIR. JAMES TAyLoR's
Apo,hecary shop, returns bis most sincere thanks to
ms former customers, and fatters himself, that by
keeping suppl, Of newly imported and fashionable
Goods, OF sharing proportion of town and countr,
custom as he desirous Of acquiring the repua-
ton OF selling at reasonable and living profit, he
requests his friends and the publick in general to call
.friony other articles he efcrs the .foils,si,g
keai superhne black anu blue Broadcloths !;
black, blue and drab London Ca asimeres; do. com.
non and low-prictd Flannels, Of all colours real
imperial apd princes Cords Pelice Cloths black,
brown, scarlet, and red coloured Bombazets, Rgur.
ed and plain; black green and purple Widbores; /;
Cambr'ck D'mny, furniture and common do. black
and ohve Nelyets and VeNeteens Colerain Linens !;
British Shirungs; black, white and coloured Cam
bricks; large twed shaws; India Cotton, per piece
or yard ladies' ard gentemen's cotton and silk
Hose' Kid and beaver Cloves Calicoes, Ginghams,
Furniture Chintz, &c. &c. &c.
N.B. A small Lad is wanted to assist in
the above store. Oct g. N
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PUkSUAN 3


10 Decree Of hs Hon. Judicial Court for the State
Of Riode-jsjand &c. al the .ingusf ie,m, 1910,
holden at .Newpors, within and for The County
ofAs,eporf, a
WILL BE SOLD,
At Puclick Auction, on WEDNESD HY,
October 81, 1910, at IL O'Clock, A. M.
ON the premises,
A IL the right, title and interest Of MOSES SEX.
"A AS, late of said Newport, Mc,clr',i, deceased
an be 23d parts Of a certain lot ~ LAND, situate
in said Newport, bounded nortLery ona highway,
and easery, southery and westerly, ,on land belong
ing TO the heirs of Peleg Clarke, dcceased.--Also.
in one moety of one other LOT Of LAND, situate in
said Newport. butted and bo,ndcd northeasterly by
Griffin street, sou,beas'ery BY land belonging 10 Tho
heirs Of Dcyid Chee eborougb, souhvestcily partly
by land belonging to the heirs OF David Cheesebor.
ough, and partly by land belonging to Samuel yiDson
I'D northwestcrly by land belonging 10 the heirs of
Moses NJ. lays, together with dwelling house and
other buildings; and also, 5-8ths Of the sPEkMI.
ClTI works thereon standing, now in the occupa-
tlon Of Edpnd B,fniey Conditions made known at
tho time and place OF sale. 81 W -
JOCHEBED sEIXAS, rr..,,,...
oct. 10. BENJAMIN sEIxAS, ''''
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FOR .SALE,
A FARM, lying u 1amestoSvn. plea
4 n sanity situated about half nile north froIu
Mr. THOMAS X. Co NC pos's Ferry, containing II a.
cres of exceiLnt LAID, joining the main road, With
House, Bsin and Corn-Housc. Said Farm has
beautiful Orchard, well fenced with stone wall, and
is well watered An indisputsble title will be given
Por further particulars inquire OF the subscriber,
living on the premises. JOHN WEEDEN, jun
yumesto,pn Ocf. 10, 1910
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NEW PORT {:
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10, 1910.


"Ihss man IS a ksape-besae 6eIsare Of him."
We ars told that in Turkey, when any man
is discovered to be the author of any notori-
Gus faisehood, it is an usual custom to 6lacken
the whole front of mis- house. Likewise, if a
foreign minister, or any person high in office,
has been detected in any piece of feigned in
teiligence which has prejudiced the govern
inent, or misled the minds of the people,
have had their houses put in mourning. One
could almost wish that the habitations of
such of cur own countrymea as are the au-
thors and promulgators of falschoods, to in
lure and blast some of the brightest and fair
est characters OF the age, were distinguished
IN the same manner, that our fellow citizens
might be cautioned ansainst giving credit to
them. Were such method put, in practice
how strangely some our principal towns would
appear! What say, ye friends of Britain
ye tories-ye refugees-ye federal jacobins !!
Are ye guilty or not guilty And what
reason can We assign why this badge of dis
unction should not be laid on
The National Intelhgencer, mentions that,
Ct no information Of the late decree, sc. oil
the 'Emperour of France, has reached the
seat of government, other than that received
through the medium of the British papers"
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SALES OF REAL ESTATES.

SALES OF REAL ESTATES.
= WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIcK AUCTION,
On WEDNESDAY,, TIE 3lsf If OofV6cr,
nert at IL O'clock a. NJ on the P,emises, fhs
fahouing Esfafes, late the property Of NJ ~ HSYS.
drcecsed--vIz.-
The Western moiety Of large double
= House, situated in the town Of Newport, on
the Till $50 cailed) commanding an extensive view
Of t.le harbour and surrounding country, toEether
with the lot upon which il stsnds. measuring north-
caster'y Al feet, south-we stery 27 feet norhwes-
tery l77 feet, sonth-ess,erly l62 feet and comps.
ing about 1908 square-fect. s#
Three undivided eigtls " Spcrmsclu psanumr~
ory, with Screws Coppers and other utensils there
20 belonging, standing in the rear of the above des-
crbed Estate, together with the undi,d ,ded 3-hs of
the Lot under il, measuring IS BY 23 feet, and CONF
prsing 11O4 square feet or thcrcabouts.
One undivided moicty Of a Lot OF Land situated
south-easterly Of the Estates above described,
suring $50 BY 100 feet and comprising $4,000 square
fcct> l4E tl 81 arb3 -sssMt. s 81
CONDITIONS as ~ ~
One 5th part Of the purchase money to be paid
down; the residue IN satisfactory endorsed not.ss
secured by mortgage, and payable with interest, ia
1, 2, 5, and years Hf sm
Lohex e Derfer, ansf's.
Newport. October 10 1910. ~.
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SALES A1' AOL7iON
TOMORROW,
ar X O'CLOCK, WILL BE SOLD .a1'
PIELiCk llTiCN.

ARK O'CLOCK, WIILL. BE SOLD .sT
PCBLilk AIITlLN,
20 settle concern
Atthe Store OF ,JYLyEs1ER LRow NELL, No.
LAP 1hemess sreef,
A IL his pr,s,tSlt,h in Tridt con.
K n sisting Of supcrfne, m'ddiing and common
broadcioths, of different colours do. do DO Cassi-
meres and Plains, with general assortment uf DRr
GOODS, too numerous TO psrucuarixe.
Sale to commence TO-lIOkR0V ", and to
be continued until the whole arc sold Conditiona
made known al the time of sale.
on MONDAY nexi, i5In Ucl.
III the Store occupied BY
THE PROGREISSNE COMPANY,
fhc entlre Slotk k in Tr.dt al ssif { en-,
/, pany, consisting Of the following aruclsss
10 hhds W Rum, Sc.f
80 5pipes Country Gin; 3.
10 hhds Moiasses;
5cLests Campoy J
ss 3 ,1s ds sssssSo's $ ssl {rs";
~ boxes brownl s ~"
t 10 do. white sugars
30 do Raisns t
20 do Chocolate,
20 do. Soap; tG.u
Is kegs Ginger
10 crates Crockery Ware
5000 bushels Exuma, Turks Island and Livoes
pool Salt; N~ u .
. A quantity OF West-India Cofiec-with yaris
ETY. of other articles. ~
N19 .aisO immedIasss after the o6ove,
~2G0 "A Sioop IN yooo rtpaip, sboue
WMX-E l6 tons burthen--together with am
.s1&*A4Ns excellen, Gondola.
Iikeaise--The Store rov improved by said Com,
pany. Sale 10 commence az 10 o'clock
Conditions favourable and made known at the sale
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