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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26

JOSIAH c. SHAW,

IL Ms Just received, and offers for sale
l. 4 on the most liberal terms 1T his new Station
AIRY Office, No. 1lS, Thomes-sireef,
A complete and elegan, Assortment OF
Legal, Commercial, and Notaral Blanks, printed on
upeIour Paper, and the first style Of the Printing
Art--among which arc the following, VIZ:
Deeds, bills Of Sale.
Powers Of Attorney, hpping Papers,
Declarations on Promis- Coasters Manifests, 4
ssry Notos, Blank Checks on the
20. on Book Accounts, Banks in .Newporf,
Indenturcs, Bills Of Exchange,
Bills Of Lading, Seaman's Journals, &c.
.3!so--Just received an Assortment of Penknives
Of various prices, from IS to 100 cents. STATION
AIRY as usual. ,s y
Managers Lists Of the fortunate Numbers oftbe
9TH Class Of Hatfield Bridge Lottcry may be seen at
this Office.
Erehange and Lo.se'y 05'ce,2 June 81.
No 1Si Thames -ssres,
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DRY GOODS.
Sherman s. Lawton,

Hqve ji.a received and offer tor safe st
No. i73 and l75, 7hames-streef.
A n elegant and extensive assortment OF
n Far, a wYsrrp COODS--omorg .rLich Gre--
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FRESH GOODS.

-

LOPEZ U' FIR MAN,
sIJAvE just received and ave now Offering for sale,
y y at tn.,r store, l34 Tharhes-stcct an extensive
assortment Of Fresh imported DRY GOODS. con-
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9 Wortby of Attenti0n +! =

THOSE who wish to purchase goods
Il Of an excellent quality, and moderate prices
will do we'll To call on a
NATHANIEL SWEET,
At the old stand Of NArHANrEL SWEET Co.
No. log. Cheabside, 7hDmes- street.
Who has recently received large quantity Of goods,
from Boston and New-York, of the latest importa-
ION which he offers at Wholesale and RETAIL low
can be purchased in Rhode-isIan
among which are The faIiowing-
Coarse, fine, and superfne Broadcoths, OF varisus
colours Cassimeres Plains Deyonshre kersey |;
Coatings; Blankets; Baizes and Flannes Russeis,
Wildbores, and Bombazets India Cottons; Cali
Goes, and cingh ans Linens Dimities Vest pat
terms Hosiery black and white Lsces Ribbons,
of all colours white Cambricks.34, A. GA, wide ;
silk and Umbrellas with most other articles
usual in his line
ALSO, A HANDSOME AssokTMEST OBJ
LOOKING GL.dSSES.
And perhaps as elegant an assortment Of
Mu1fS and Tpoets,
As can be found i'll the state.
Nov. 81
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WIN S PO ON + II,
SydIL-az,fKRR,

INFORMS hisfriends apd the publick,
u that he has removed, from bis former stand, TO
tic large, safe, and connodicus Loft on the wharf
Of the late CALEB q GARpsER, ESQ lie returns his
grateful thanks foe past vours, and will make every
exer,ion 10 merit cousnuance of the patronage Of
bis friends and the pubiok. Nov. 2S
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H4 30. 80, Ihapacs- Street,
Offers FOR aalc, as lew can be purchased AT any
store in the Ststts !. se A.
A General o,tuent of fashionable and Fancy
\ Goods--a,acng ssAich are sk< Joitsssixg-- ~
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TN all It's variety executed With elegance and dee
Oaics e tho RnopR-nLAxs nEBeBLIcAS.
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Watches, ct every dcscriptiQns ceantd ana iopared
with accuracy ana warranted. tt
Jewery and Silver Ware. Of ali Kinds, manufactured
t ~ W and rcpaised,
Hair Work and Gold Cyphers neatly executed,
Silver Ware and Cold Necklaces warranted good, or
the money returned.
- Cash, and the highest price given Cor old Gold
and Silver.
n e1cbort, Nou. 2. 1919 N
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ee "<J~"o we
Spoosss marrow, mus
tsTd ets' MALT do. ST.
gartones' SCISSORS and
Pl"oush'on Chains, AL
yer Psn'ii-C-sSs, SILVER
Tnunb'es, piSsed Cas-
tors. sugar ipAss,C ,Can-
d'es'leks ana Spufs'
GoLD rNp JswLLny
WAhf, siz Medsllons'
Lvektts, nessi-i'Ws
pam, tupaa ana peaii.
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GROCERIES,

BY zvhoiesaie and retail.
J A S ON S p X A CT u F.,
0FFERS for sale: at the Stsre on Bamistsr's-
~ Wharf formerly occupied by Messrs. j. & II
SAHooNR,
a general assortment of Groceries,
C,rOckery e Glass War; &c &c consisting Of
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With msny other articles, not particularized,
Which will BE- sold very low arcash nov, IL
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ALso,-o50 VI. Shingles, WIN quAntNy OF
Boards and Izihs. Of the first quality.
- q TIE bighesl price given for old Copper,
;Drass. LEAD. Iron, Y Rage.
Xewrert, July 10, 1910.
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GROCERIES
By WHOLESALE s. RETAIL,

WILL LII A M w 7 f,
Offers for sale, at the store, Longwlarf, formerly
occupied by the Proyressipe Conpany, No. IL.
A General. Assortment of Grocery, Cro,kery, and
Glass Ware, Gc--coSsIsrrvo or
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AtliSCELLANf..


I" There 10, in ruth, a certain secl,
" Which regties as ,sork sssihs caTd . kssiT
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Extra superhiie, hne, mid-
ding and low priced
BRO4DCLOTHS and
C.i.SSL.MERS
Imperiai, Brunswick, Ber.
lin and Genoa Cords and
Siockinetts
Ladies ma2ariae blue,
black, white and bottle
green Pelice Cloths and
Flanneis
Bsizes and FlanneIs, OF
every colour, quality, /,
and price
WEIGH milled do. for La
dies wear
Coatings, Fearnoughts,
Duthls and Plans f;
One bale each ist and Cd
quality, 81, "a, So 9q
l0q, llq, l2q, and Is
quarter Rose Blankets,
Black, olive and drab,
tahby and common Vel
vets and Thicksetts /;
Gown Il furniture Prints
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The above articles will be sold On rcasona-
BIC treins for CASH June -
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C.3RPET,Ss& C.1RPETI.NC.
American, Scotch, Ingi ain and Kiddermnster noor
and Stair Carpetng, Canton Hearth Rugs, brussels
hearth, bedside and chaise Carpets.
GROCERIES,.
Iiyson, Young Hyson, Hyson. TEdC
skin, souchong and Bohea IE.4o.- 4
Loaf and Brown SUGARS, spices, Currants,
ground Mustard, Ginger &c. &c.
A comp;etc assortment of COTTON YARN AND
CLOTHS, at Factory prices, from the Manufactures
at Pa4vtucket Of ALMY, BRowN e SLATER.
An assortment Of American Manufactured wool.
sS GOODS, from the manufactory at Pa.vtnckef OF
RHODES, HaRPIS g. SMITH
Comprising in the whole collection OF elegant
and useful articles, much too numerous TO partcu-
larze, which they offer Hhoiesoieor Retail at prices
which cannot fail to please - IA. omers are respect
fully requested to call and for themselves, as
nothing is charged for investigation.
or TAINTED az abore--Two Tons.of old COPpEt
and BRASS delivered in large or small quantities
for which liberal price will be given
Newport, 28b of 11th mo 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
From the Pubic A9gerssse...
NO PAPER BLOCKADE:


ne United States dispatch ship may I've
expected to return from France in few
days, with the cffciI account OF the re-.
vocation OF all the French orders and ce
crees that violate our neutral rights az
Soon as the president receives that infer.
mations It will become his duty TO make IL
known oy proclamation, coniormabie 20 the
law OF the LIST OF May last, after which.
our trade with England will be permiltsd
Tor three months, whrn, if the presidcat
mas not received official notice Of the re-.
sclpafng OF all the British orders and de-.
crees which sviolate our neutral rights =
The exploration to British ports. and III.
importation Of goods, the growth produces
or manufacture of Britain. or her depen.
denotes, Will be prohibited, as viii the i'm :
poftahol OF all other goods fran british
ports. On this every man ought 10 CAL.
entates The unprovcked injuries Britain
mas been heaping on US for thr last seven
Years, ieavesno room TO anticipate ius-
tee from her at THIS tine, She will
doubtless revoke. her November aud A.
Prh orders in council but she will net a.
oanoon her paper bloc kades, the Kagissil
mints'erisl papers anticipates speedy, re :.
peal OF those orders but they tell us five
expect the British COVE rpment 10 abartlon
tneir nominal bockades, we shall be rn:sA
l.
IN what they antic pate, shall be Rists.
ken. And if they think the American
government will not PuuStually fulsi thris
contract, they will be mistaken---..U
doubts about good policy will be- at an cad
wnen the official accounts are received of
the resembling of the French orders and
decrees as it Is at all times gsod policy
ior nation to do her duty and suppors
ner rights in way best calculated TO Sc
cure them, and if it was not, the law is
Passed and the duty OF the pr exdent is ex.
lpressiy defined. Tie embargo would hAve
brought England to terms if it had been
strictly adhered to few months longer.
| and the nou. intercourse law viii II she per :
miis tito come again into operation, BRING
her to terms before it is gwen up. She
ought not to Calculate on the waveriug
tpoicy of the American government as she
will know the cause Of the wavering ois.
position of the last Congress is removed and
that those republicans who opposed the
Embargo have been convinced of their
terror and will therefore be among theisa-
ders in passing such laws as will be The
most likely to give effect to the uou inter-
lcpurse.
! Ex..,I O., H,,,...s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05

belonging to the estate OF Peterf I'd Trent,
deed. containing by estimation, 7ss acres,
lying IN the county Of Cumberland, on
Willis's river, and adjoining the town of
Cara, for the pur pose Of raising sum Of
money therein mentioned, due ard owing
TO the estate Of Alexander Trent, deed.
the conuguiiy of this laad to tie town Of
Cara where there is Merchant Mil
which will no donbs, in short time be
In complete repair, and consequently will
rgquire large quantity Of wheat, &c. as
well "a a tobacco 'nspecuou=-and being at
the head OF the navigaole waters OF wa
iss's,river, render il one Of the most
desirable tracts of land in that part of the
country. ADDED to these, the lard is of
.ezcel!ent quality, and well adapted to the
culture OF tobacco, wheat, corn, lSc.
Previous to the day Of sale, this land
will be laid off in lots, and sold to SUIT pur.
ehssers-apd the terms Of sale. liberal,
only one third will be required when the
deed ~ made, and one, two and three
years Zoe tue baIahce--Bonds and securi.
" will be demanded, secured by deed of
trust if required ~ the.
COMMISSIONERS.
Gets. 4 dsl
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THE subscriber begs leave to inform
the citizens of Richmond, that Mr. :.
RICHARD DABNEY, lately connected
with Messrs Girardin, Doyle and Wood,
will open School at his The subscriber'sl
School, House, on Monday next the 8lh OF
October. He will instrdct his pupils in
Reading, Writing, Arishmetic----its also
in the Latin and Greek languages, at the
rate OF Forsy Dollars year for the two
latter, and thirty Dollars year for the
three former. The first quarters tuition
rs requested in a1vance-and thereafter,
Payments will be expected only as they
become due--Mr. Daoney restricts himself
10 90 Scholars: and the subscriber will
do every thing in his power to promote the
success OF the School, by forwarding,
as far as he can. the Improvement of the
school, IN literature and good mora!s>-to
both of which ne has reason TO believe that
MIR. Dsbuey himself Will pay the strict.
est attention.. The School is intended for
MALE SCHOLARS only. Such as plea Sc 20
encourage this School, will apply 10 Mr.,
Da6ney or to the Subscriber.
]. d. BLAIR.
Oct. 5. 1910. ri
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05

veral times caught FIRE, hot by grea.
and imminently dangerous exertions
ofseveral inhabitants, twas extinguish-
ed, and the destruction cf perhaps an
hundred houses prevented. There
was no wind till after IL O'Clock, v hen
breeze sprang up, Bearing the flames
to the river. :.
We pretend not to exactness. The
loss is little short of 100000 dolls.-
% houses. Very little of the proper
ty was insured.
A report that one of the etores con-
tanned large quantity Of powder,
though erroneous, prevented the sa-
wing of considerable property, & con-
Isiderably checked the exertions ofthe
citizens for some time. No lives
were lost, and little personal injury
received.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
New YoRk, Sept. %.
SALE OF MERINO SHEEP.

On Thursday, at the country seat
ofFrSncls B. Winthrop, Esq. at Hornes
Hook, at II O'Clock, agreeable 10 pre-
vious notice given in the papers, COM
nenced the sale at auction by James
Seton, of 2i5 Merino Sheep, of the
Paulier, Negretti and Aguirri breed.
"A numerous assembiags OF Gentlemen
breeders and agricultarists from differ.
ent parts of the country were present.
The sale lasted ) hours, during which
time the whole flock sold for So, 600
dollars, averaging about 262 dollars
each. One of the rams was Knocked
down at the enormous price of 91o dol
lars. Among the purchasers were
Chancellor Livingston, Jno. 3. Church,
the Messrs. Crugers, Morgan Lewis,
and Mr.. Johnson, of Duchess county,
and many other gentlemen of wealti,
and public spirit.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
ALrxkNDRiA, Sept. 26.
DISTRESSING FIRE

The evening before last about 10
o'clock the Inhabitants of this town
were alarmed with the cry Of FIRE -
1t began in a cooper's shop near the
wharves adjoining Union street. A
Workman, Leaving acsndie burning in
the shop, went out for hsudful Of
slaves. On his return he discovered
that the candle had fallen among so ne
shavihgs. The cry of FIRE was imune
diately circulated, but the adjacent ma
terials were so combastible nature,
it was impossible to stop the progress
of he fire; which ragged till near two
o'clock, before the inhabitants were
able to controul Il. Every building
was burntin the squarel lying on Union
street and extending from Duke to
Prince streets bordering on the river.
The houses west OF Union street Sc
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FOR THE ARGUS.


Mr.. Editor, -
1T appears 10 me thai there IL, at
this crisis, an unprecedented cachexv in
the body polite; and the fassi dis
temperature seems In our district 10
carry extraordinary symptoms. The
disorder has somehow or other pro-
duced a species OF Intellectual deranse
ment; for the People, blind TO thsir
condition, regard their diseased habit
as the plethora of hsAlth. In some
physical distemperatdres the neives
are exquisitely irritable, but in this
dreadful Raudolphorbia that domineers
over us, there is no sensibility, but To
the operating cause--no aversion but
to truth--no dread, BUT Of sslutary pre-.
scription The people have reason.
but it is shrouded in gloom Of inf
taatior. They yet possess principle
OF virtue, but know not how TO exer.
else it--they retain the spirit of self.
preservation, but cannot direct it,
they are taughs bv the evH dcmon of
their disease, 60 believe that 1Uhfse is
black and vice veysa-lhey pursue a
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is subject, by our Imperial Decree
of the 9Th Of July. 1910, is to be
paid within the first fifteen days of
Sept.
/" The payments may be made In
bonds, with sufficient. security, taken
for the amount of a third of the duty,
at three, Xix and nine months. Thos {
who are not disposed to avail them
selves of this delay. and who are will
ling to pay in advance, will receive,
an abatement of half per cent. per
month.
"1'he duty of Fifty per cent. onthe
value will be collected according 60
the schedule annexed to the present
decree. They however, who wili de-
liver in their declarations before the
iYh August, will pay only forty per
cent, instead of fifty; that is to say,
four-ffths of the duty imposed by the
Tariff.
"Such colonial produce as shall mt
be declared before the ist of Septem-
Der, the term fixed by our Decree oi
the 9th July. shall be seized and con-
fscated. Every proprietor or depo-
sitory, who shall not have made the
prescribed declaration, shsll be sub
jec,to the payment over and above Of
sum equal to the value of the mer.
chandizc."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
coMMUNIcArED ron THE ARGUS.
Seas0nable adpice 10 Yories.

Se0sonable adOice to Tories.
Mr.. Grattan in bis celebrated letter
TO the people of Dublin takes occasion
20 speak Of the American war, and Of
he America Loyslist, or in other
words OF the American Tory ne saws,
"The British government was not
equal to the task (,hatis Of conquering
the u. 81 even III the plenitude of
Empire, suppor,ea by the different 20
yernments of the provinces, and by Ihs
sad abostacy of the hapIess LoYaIist /;
that, Loyalisist, is lesson % he rich q
great to stand by their ccuatyy 10 all 81
tuotions--& that 10 contest With re
mote court the first post Of safety 10 C.
stand by the country, and the secord
post Of safety is to stand by the coun.
try, and the third post of safety is to
stand by the country
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
N o CE.

ny virtue Of q deed of trust executed TO
- the Subscribers by Thomas Woold.
ridge, Jr, and Polly his wife, for the pur.
pose OF securing the paymeot of q certain
sum Of money therein mentioned, VIA be
exposed to sale fer ready money, at VIM
terrified, IN che county Of Chesterfield, on
Friday the End day of November next.
ONE EIGHTH PART OF those valuao e
COAL MINES cai''d and khown by the
name of WOOLDRlDGE'S PITTS, w.,
ing 10 the said ccuD.y of Chesterfield a..
bout IL miles from Manchester, and inn
msdlately on The Buckingham Road. Al
80 one Negro Boy by name Daoiel, and a
Girl by name Yamer, and two feather
beds and furniture.
EDWARD MOSELY,
BAV. C.. STANARD,
EDMD. LOCKEfT.
Oct S, 1910,
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NOTICEtIl
N 0 TIC e.
ON Wednesday the 18th instant at che lac
dwelling house Of Pc sr Tiu,Iey, deceased.
WI L NJ cor =.

IN WeohcsoAy tHc Avn instant AZ the IA
dwelling house Of Pc sr Tiu;ley, deceased.
WILL BIZ SOLD,
BY Austiou, ire Bousehod AID Kitchen Fnr.
niture and other personal prope. ty belonging ~
his esta'e, amongst which are Coaohse' ana
pair of Hoses and many other va uabie astioI.-
Approved endorsed negotiable notes a. 90 a..
viii be r.suived fer al sums abcve 8 50-pndee
that sum cashs
A. same time and place viii be hired uuabsyos
S L A v z S,
Among whom are Carpenter. some v,,y,ti-
house servants and several l4bouscrs aceas,,.,,.S
10 pIsntsion work. Tine lernls will be pSocl.;un-
ed on TIE day Of sale.
AND
On "Wednesday 2ath instan.. az The ,,lsn,aiio, AZ
tho decedcnt 10 Hanover, called Ma,6-id abr
miles fscT Richmond. wdl be soil all the %, :.
sonal properly tliere "a, Consisting Of Horace,
Nu'sg, Cattle shetp. llogs, plantation utens,,e
and lie crop Of Com now standiRg --Twelvs
aoaths credit viii be gwen on an SUNS ABOVE
wea'y collars. the purchasers giving 6ond elth
.pp4oytd sscu ity.
James Brown, jr. Adm'r.
oetsbsr an, 1870, tbs
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NEW York, Sept. %.
BELOW LAST NIGHT.

Ship Fortitude, Hurd, 40 days from
Lisbon,- with salt, and s47 merino
sheep, in good order.
Ship Acolus, Henry, of. Norfolk,
IS days from Belfast, with passen-
gers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
Oct. s, 1910.

/ AND FOR SALE.-By virtue Of a
~ decree of the Superior Court OF Chm
Gerry for the Richmond District, will be
offered for sale at Cumberland Ceurt
House on Monday the 22d inst. being
Court day, that valuable
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
BALTIMORE, Sept. 6
MIRACLES WILL NEVER CEASE /!

bALTImoRE, Sept. 90.
MIRACLES WILL NEVER CEASE!
The Federal Republican calls out
Tor an embargo and quotes Mr. Isf
ferson's opinion as recommends
tion -!
From the Federal Republican ofyes,
terdav.
1t ever there was a time when
an embargo ought to be laid It is now
jor NEST assrpediy any merchant who
will ship property to France upon the
faith OF the emperor's love, stands in
need ola guardian, and ought TO have
his affairs taken into the hands Of the
government. Let Us, SAYS Mr.. Jsffer-
son, "Preserveo our resources, and pro.
beet Our seafaring bretbren."
Thus, in the course of human events.
the Instruments of corrupt faction
are compelled to abjure their former
doctrine and to "retrace their steps. -
In the schr. American, Tobey, ar
rived at Boston, on Monday last, in
43 days from Lisbon, came g a Snep.
herdess and her Dog"--eargo, salt &
14i Mesinoes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
Il Friend to Commerce.
MISFORTUNE.

We are sorry to state that on Fri.
day night Messrs. Coolidge & Co. lost
% OF their full blooded Merino Sheep,
by death. 1t was supposed at FIRST that
some hardened villain, or villains, had
scaled the Enclosure, and in mere want
on bsrbarity had murdered them af-
forwards it was imagined that dogs
might have been the occasion of their
death since then we have not heard
what conclusion is drawn from all "a
circumstances Of the case. Ar all Is
vents, the casualty is TO be regx
- MISUNDERSTANDING. &
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
NEw-YoRx, Sept. "a.

NEW YORK, Sept. "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. STANLEY, from
the Theatre Royal, Liverpool, for the
New-York stage, arrived here last
evening In the, ship Remittance.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05

The Rev. ]. MrNrER intends 10 preach
on Sunday next, (Oct ~ in the Richmond
CAPITOL, at ,hr e o'clock in the Alter
noon.
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ihese Goods are just imported.
Terms Of Sale,
90 days credit for all sums of SO dollars
and upwards, under so, cash.
PROS5ER * MONCURE.
Auctioneers.
Richmond, Tuesday Oct. S. 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05
Sales at Auction.

ECST received, and will be sold, positive
ly without reserve. at the vsndue Of
bee OF the subscribers, on this-day the sin
Octtter,
I Bale, contaihins 80 pieces Elegant India
Dimities vs. -.s-.-es
% .z-s Cotton Stripes.
l Puiiicat handkerchief.
As doz. Mems Brown Cotton Hose.
1 3o2 Ready made patent Waistcoats.
IL doz, Spades. 7-
I Bale, containing 10 pieces 70 Cling
hams. -
10 Ga Mulls.
And one case containing
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-05

And one case containing
No. and 2 plain portable WRITING
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-14
=. A FARM FOR SALE.

- A FARM FOR SALE.
EOR SALE, by the Subscriber, a
i valuable FARM very pleasantly situated. in the
town of .Hdd2efor',, about miles from .Ne.ypors,
adoning the main road, leading to the bridge, about
90 crcs &c excellent Land. good Dwelling House,
Barn. Corn-lIouse and other out-houscs, vei-wator
ed and well fenced with stonc WALL and good Or
chard thereon,
For terms apply to RICHARD MITCHELL,
living on the premises.
.shddiefosrn, me 22d day Of the I'd month, 1870
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-14
Howland & Eddy,

OFFER FOR sALE,'O REASONABLE TERMS,
,H their Store, No. "a e. 73. .TILi.,JESS,PREET-
A General Assortment of Groceries, comprising
every article in that line.
THEY 'HsfYE on NAM,
10 Hhds. Molasses. and 5000 Buaches Onions.
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Honey. by the hi. orless quantity,
10 Boxes real Spanish Cigars, l
i A quantity of Cheese, suitable for family use.
They transact COMMISSION BusINEss-
Those who are pleased TO favour them in this linz,
may depend on the utmost exertioils 's.
Newport, Dec. 20.