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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-11

" We, the people of Berkshire, have been
frequently called on to fight, but have nos
been permitted. We have now resoiveo, u
you will not let us fight never to turn oat as
gain" The General asked him II he WISHED
togoat thattime when it was dark and rained ?
" no." then continued Stark, /" il the Lord
should give us sunshine ae ain, if do not sive
you lighting enoub., will never ask you 10
come again.
The next morning he made the same diss
position of his men that he had done before,
and they marched on with fair weather, and
the spirit of ireemen determined TO live frees
When the two flanking parties approached
each other in the rear of the enemy, the ins
dians ever on the alert, perceived the situas
ton they were in, and made their escape Id
single file between the two parties, sccoln-
psnied with their horrid yells and the jingihs
Cf COW bells. The parties closed III upon tbs
rear, and Stark himself III front the contest
for a short time was desperate, particularly
at the Tories breastwork. Though EGiis.s
had nearly twice the number (rrinciraliy vets
eran troops) defended by this breastwork, HE
mercenaries could not stand surrounded w
this band OF patriots they grounded theie
arms and surrendered al discrcaion. ! ne
action being OF short duration, the loss " ,s
not great on either side. The Hessians -
treated with ali the riviliies OF prisoners of
war but the Tories he considered az tr.itbiss
md distinguished them as such /; he orCt ed
them 1.-TWO hundred in number) 10 be ti,d Ia
pairs, and those pairs, connected together ny
a rope, the end of which was fastened 20 Il
old horses tail, and postillion mounteo bh
him TO lead them Off The ladies II Bets
ninrton dismanted their beds to furnish cords
for this purpose and rendered many othef
services, invigorated by the same spirit that
actuated the conquerours.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-11
L.oon%4s- -G.aass Plates, JesveA,y, &C.

NICHOLAS GnTFROY, inform
a Y his Customers and Friends, that he has just
received from the manufactures in Europe, an as
foitmcnt Of fL0OKING-6LASs PLATES, as tornicr-
ly, which will be ready for sale in few days, IS soon
they can be fitted in frames
.3lso hGs,k-
complete assortment of Cutlery Tea
Pots Pocket Books; Suspcnders Gold Lace brss S
Handirons, Saoves and Tongs Windsor Soap
starch; Iiair-Powder; warranted waterproof Liquid
Black@g; Scotch and Msccoboy 3nui--and many
other articles. too numerous to partcularize.
The Watch Repairing Business is carried
on as usual-Also manufactures Silver aud Gold
Work, and Jeweily, in the highest perfection. Fila
gree and Pearl Work. Hair Worli--E'asti differ
ent shapes, round. octagon, and fiat lace shapes.
The highest price given for old Gold and Silver,
agreeable 10 It's STANDARD
He thanks his friends for their custom---and will
sell those articles a, a vey small advance.
Ne:gb2rt. Jan 24, 1910
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-11

JOSIAH &. SHHW.

III Us Just received, and offers for sale
i l. Ola the most liberal terms at his new Station
ary Office, No. 1lS, ThGmes-streef,
complete and elegant Assortment OF
Legal, Commercial, and Notarial Blanks, printed on
superour Paper and the first style of the Printing
Art--among which the following, VIZ:
Deeds, Bills of Sale
Powers of Attorney, Shipping Papers,
Declarations on Promis- Coasters Manfcsts,
sary Notes, Blank Checks on the
DO. on Book Accounts, Banks in .Ne,sborf,
.indenlures, Bills of Exchange,
Bills of Lading, seaman's Journals, &c
.3iso--,Iust received an Assortment of Penkniyes
AIRY scsual.
Manages Lists of the fortunate Numbers in the
9Th Class of Hayetd Bridge Lottery, ray be seen-st
this Office
Ersh",gs and Lof'e'y oSc',} Jane 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-11
REMCVAL.
Green Burroughs,

~, therub-
L 4 c&, ,hat he has removed from his old stand,
20 House and Shop lately occupied by Mr.. hcu5en
Cook on t''e east side OF 1Aa,nes-stree opposite Mr.
Joseph Lyons, No So, where he pu poses enarg ing
ms business by more extensive assortment of HARD
Ware, Ship-Chandlery, and Groceries-Most CRATE
fully Acknowledges all pas, isvours and respectfully
solcits con nuance i'll future wouio be happy to
serve his friends, and trade to mutual advantage.
He sti.i continues TO collect Stock Tor the
p: per Manufactures and Iron Works gives cash,
ard fair prce, according to qualities. for old Junk,
Canvass, Hemp, Oakum, cotton and linen Rags, scrap
and Iron, Copper. Brass, Lead Pewer, case and
quart Bottles.
He has now on hand, variety. Of Ship
Chandler, H,r,Ware, a,d Groceries, too tedious
mentions Al. only add---come and see-come and
buy chear.
June %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-11
REMOVAL.
Michael Freeborn g Co.

Hare Removed frnn the Store Aey occupied, on JOB
SIiEARdAN's-WiiARf,to 10 their Stsre, Ne. 81. Long
BAaaf sgherr they egsr for sale. on ns sssst ret
songth f~'ms for e@sA or approved ereG:r
by arhoieSale and retaX.
"A General assortment oftiyocerics, Liquors,
&c. &c. Consisting Of
Rum Segars
Brandy Ginger
Gin PimcrtU
Wines Rsisns
H son Butter
.ouchong lreas Lard
III, ,nskn Cheese
anl Bohea Tobacco
s;iy IL Snutt
Coffee Peas
Moasses Beans
Soap Dried Apples
Candles &c. &c.
Also, Just received, and for safe, as abo;e,
5000 wt. excei.en, weii dressea RI < 20
cams sriting P~per % do wrapping do 800 Vt.
excellent Cheese l5U VT. JcwinS Twine
Lise~ise-Bed Cords, Log Lines, Cod Lines, II an
S4iles sc. April 25.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-11
Hay S eed.
William Douglass,

.f,Me head Of Broad Street, 2
ma S FOR S IA E,
ONE hundred bushels Borden's Gras
~ Seed. at-l
20 bushels Herds ditto.
Ia bushels Orchard dn,o.
10 bushels RED top dir
1900 W.T. Red clover a.t,.
Also. FOR S.fLE,
3iarye assortment Of Croceries, amony rUlies
1900 VT. Souchong Tea, very cheap.
1000 VT. Coffee
1000 VT. good Butter, for family use.
JUST RECEIVED,
400 W.T. good broken Coffee, anu selling 6'pounds
Cor dollar.
Newport, March II. 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-11
40isfeIianeous.

FROM rHE NEw-HAMPsHIhE pAlRIor.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-13

yer promise pardon to future ones. 1t wou,l in
fact be to nullfy at his pleasure the Il ws OF the e
gislature, and would Justly subject him to i'm.
peachment. The Senators, who il is said have
been applied to, know too well their iaty--are
scqnainted too well with the constitution ofther
country, aud have already seen too much OF the
d,retu effects of unauthorized military expedit,.
ons, to give the slightest coantenance to the pro
Jected enterprise. They have seen one member
expelled from the Senate of the United States
Tor being concerned in similar expedition against
the Spanish territories. W
But It is said, after all, thar the enterprise
IS as safe as It is honorable aud benefcial-safc
in its progress-safe in its consequences. AS to
ITS execution and progress our situation is pecu.
liarly calculated for it-unconurcted with all
other settlements and uuobserved by them: at a
great distance from the Territorial authorities &
out OF reach OF the federal ones the enterprise
could be executed. even before its existence is
known. And as to any after-conseduences, they
| cannot be dreaded /. the offenders would only be
punished by the verdict of a jury taken from a.
mong ourselves--slhd the amount OF the fine
could only De nomtnal whilst here are any pre-.
tensions 10 patriotism in the judge. 1t seems,
therefore, that whilst a judge and jury reside in
the ne,ghborhood of blenders, they are to forget
the obiig ttlons of their o,ths. trust that we
are not yet depraved. tr,. st that we have not
yet forSotien that our own fancies, or even our
more serious conceptions as to right and wrong,
are NOT TO be the rule. independently of law, by
which we convict or acquit fellow-citizen, and
pass Judgment upon hun accordingly trus, that
every jury will bear in mind, that the only point,
which they are sworn to try, is whether the fact as
charged Mas been committed by the party sccu-
sed; and rs to the court, how much soever, a
.ew years ago, an ignorance of the offence might
justly have been suggested in mitigation of the
penatyi nothing OF that kind can be alledged on
the present occasion for there isper)iaps no law
of the United States, which has been more ge-
morally known, or to which the attention of the
people OF this part of America has been more
impressivcly called, than that which prohibits mi
litary expeditions or enterprises against the do.
mnions OF any prince or state, with whom the u.
nted States are at peace In fact there is nothing
but rigid enforcement of this law, that can pre-.
vent the United States from being source of po-
liticsl pestilence to other countries, or that can
enable them to maintain their character & stand.
ing among civilized nations
This is all Of the address that was contained
In the Natchez Weekly Chronicle of the 9Th Oc-
tober The remainderhas not yet come to hand /
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-13

AM std' inclined 80 dispose OF IN, ESQ, its
il Charles City County, viz GREEN WY.
containing 500 acres OF fae level nproyesble
wheat LAND, more OF tess /; on which is eve
~ house reasonable can wish, yarietS
OF good fruit, large and extensive fertile Car
den. MONSACER, about 500 acres, on which
IS new small building = 4 hundred peach trees;
equally level and much the same kind Of soil -.
The Tavern at the Court house, large and com.
modious, together with the Stores and two hun.
dred acres Of high land aud meadow All these
farms are adjoining each other, and the whole
boundedoy two Creeks emptyiag into imes'
River, which forms a Bay before the door Of
the dwelling house, not more than 1900 Yards
distance On each stream is valuable Mill
Seat IN the heart Of the County, which affords
great crops OF wheat. The distance from this
IS thirly.mles, and from Petersburg twenty Ave
The water at each place is equal TO Mountain
Water, and no seat IN part Of tn State is
generally more healthy or pleasant. If the above
property is not disposed of in few months, the.
Tavern, Stores, &c. will be leased for a term OF
years, or rented for year This Tenement is
good stand for mercantile concern, and rents
Tor e 100 annually. For terms spply to
JOHN TYLER,
RICHMOND, Nov. q. 6t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-13

r AIDES ENGLISH KID, SILK AND
IL SPANGLED HAWKINS &
ALDEN, have just received an elegant assort-
ment of Ladies Shoes. among which are Eoglish
Kid, figured Silk and SpAngied Shoes Like.
wise large quantity of Morocco and Leather,
which will be sold from Is Sd TO y sd per pair
ALSO, an invoice of DIR GOODS, consisting Of
Cambricks, Callicoes. Dimities black and fgu-
red Bombszet; aorsted hose black Drsb x
mixed Kersemere dark mixed Sattinet and i'm
peral Cord drab Kersey, Flannel, Bed Tick
ing, &c. &c.
$50 Reams writing paper.
100 do wrapping do.
October 80. w4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-13

MOTiCE--On Monday, the 26tl, day of NO
Nv vember next, before Thomas Hobson's Ia
yern, at Cumberland court house, it being court
day; Willie exposed TO saie, by public auction,
to the highest bidder, for ready money, certain
negro slave named ST'EPNEi-, VINO is an excel
lent Carriage and Country Black Smith, the pro-
perry OF tielnHg Casey Of said county.
This sale will be made by virtue Of deed Of
trust, executed to the subscribers, by the said
Fleming Casey, to Secure the payment of debt
due to Mrs. Susanna Wilcox, Of the county OF
buckingham. And all persons having claims 60
the said slave. by deed or otherwise, are hereby
publicly called onto exhibit their claim to The
subscribers, either of them, on or before said
dsyof ssle--otherwise, this notice will be plead
ed IN bar to any claim which may hereafter arise
or appear,
JdzES B. WOODSON,(
5OHN ANDERSON, 'H'fee''
October o vzu
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-13
November s. wtds

SHEEP OF THE MIXED BREED.--The
~ Subscriber has now ready for sale, at his
residence. Mount Airy--a beautiful lsck of Ram
Lambs-from the Barbary mixed with The faes.
Viyginia ESses-they are generally from 10 8
months old, we'll shaped and in good health, and
on inspection their aeece will be found to be ee
ceAent both as to quantity and quakity-They will
be sold on easy terms 10 accommodate purcha-
sers-- Public good, rather than personal profit,
being the object of the present owner
JOHN TAYLOE.
Mount Airy, Rlchmondl
County, va. Oct 30, "S"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-13

WILL be sold to the highest bidder ON the.
w premises on the LIST Monday in Dec. next:
THREE THOUSAND dCRES or LaWO
IN the County OF Henrico, within six m les OF the
City of Richmond, aud on each side ofthe Stage
road leading from Richmond to Frederick sburg.
on the waters of the Brook Run The land on The
west side ofthe road will he laid off IN lots from 10
to 500 acres; on this part the land is ,nanufac.
turing & saw mill The East side and on which
the dwelling house stands, in one lot Containing
between 500 and 700 acres 1t is thought unne.
cessary to give description of the aboie proper
~, as it IS presumed, purchasers will form their
own opinion Of its present or future value Terms
OF sale, one third cash, one third in twelve m onths,
the balance, III two years bonds with approved
security, with Det.ls Of Trust on the land, will
be required of the purchasers.
Will also be sold. on the LIST Monday of Dec,
for ready money, 900 barrels of Corn, $50 head
OF Hogs, 20 do of Cattle, 80 do. of Sheep, and 90
do of Horses ard Mnies.--Also, some articles
Of Household and Kitchen Furniture-a. four
months credit. Bond and approved Security will
be required
TIT pRossER
osP -, 1911. tbs
N b The Sale viii be CONTINUED from day to
day, until the whole Properyis disposed of
T H. p.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-13

NE HUNDRED, VJrgiria Born, SLAVES
~ FOR SALE.-Ou the first Monday in ia
nuary next, being Aihemsr!c court day, shall
expose TO SAFE, at Pubic Auction, at Cbarlottes
vile, III the county of Aibemarle, One Hundred
NEGRoES, MEN & WOMEN, BoTS AND
GIRLS
A repugnanca to- wound the feelings and Sc
yer the ties OF nature will cause them to be sold
in families
THE TERMS OF SALE. ~ ~.
One hall the purchase money to be paid by the
buyer on receiving the property, the other half
at the end of twelve months, which is to be sc.
cured by bond with security. approved by the
subscriber or his agent. interest from the day
OF sale, if The money secured by bond be not
punotualy paid at the time stipulated, must be
paid.
HUGH NELSON
October o. w10,y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-13

'HE subscriber offers for sale. 400 acres OF
LAND, adjoining the upper turnpike gate,
or will divide the came into two or more lots, as
the number OF purchasers may require and will
also sell, 100 acres from off the tract he resides
on, So acres of which are in woods, on the north
side OF the turnpike ; this may also be divided
ints two or mole lots, each purchaser taking an
equal portion of cleared land in the opposite field
= Also, a Lot of about Is acres, adjoining Mr..
James Bray, on the Goodies Bridge Road-the
terms of payment are, three yearly and equal, to
be secured by bond and approved security, carry.
ing interest from the date if not punc,uaity paid,
and deed of trust on the land. 1.-THE above u
not sold at private sale, it will be offered to the
highest bidder, onthe above terms, at my house,
on Saturday. the f7ta instant Also, the stock OF
Horses, Cattle and Sheep, among The former is a
capital two years. old colt by FlorizeI, and his
dam by Bell Air; with parcel of Corn, Oats and
Fodder, s.si 40 gallon still with pewter worm,
on a credit of II months, with bond and appre-
we'd security, carrying interest from the date If
the land is not sold the above day, will be Of
Tered for rent Tor one or more years, on particular
restrictions.
JOHN JocELYN KLEINHoFF.
November g. swtds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-13
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD !, R.a,

HIN DOLLfI<o RE W AID Rgna-
way from the subscriber, byihg at Stafford
copr House Virginia, on the night of ,he 3oLh
instant, fright rnulato Lid named AMos, bout
2oyears OF age, S feet 9 or 10 inches heh---a
smart active fellow. has been accustomed 70 vail
principally but can tasc care IF horses, and drive
carriage. denss very Conspicuous scar ,p-
on the left cheek, ofabout nches long, much
blacker than the rest Of his face. 1t is supposed
that he wiHendeavor to proceed to the North
ward, by means of forged pass, which it is be-
described, as he had a variety of them. .
The above re ward will be given for securing
Amos in any jail so that the SUBSCRIBER may GET
hn again, and all reasonable charges will be paid
ifhe be brought home.
JAlNES MITCHELL.
November 3D. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-13

nj Office The subscriber has rented. and
~ removed lis Counting Room to tie large
new Brick Lumber HOuae. near Sbpckoe Ware
House, and lately occupied by Mr.. James G. Ar
tbony THIS house is calculated 10 store up
wards of 500 hogsheads OF Tobacco, and several
ulousand.bT OF flour it is situated convent.
ent TO the basin Of The csn.i aud rendered secure
from FIRE by being covered with tile. .
THOMAS Guy.
Richmond, Sep 81: sm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-13

TOR SALE--a valuable MERCHANT aud
Il SAW-MlLL situated in The county of
Loud0n on Goose creek OF mile from wuere
IT empties in the Potomac miles from Leesbure
IS from Alexandria and about the same distance
from George Town in the midst of the finest
wheat country OF Virginia. The main road from
LeeSbuTg to Alexandra, passes within one mile
Of the mill, aud the boats that navigate the Poto
mac come up TO the Mil, which affords great
opportunity of procuring wheat, by means OF the
river, at all seasons, and great facility OF sending
-four TO market by water to George Town and
Alexandra The Miil-House is butt ofstone so
feet by 81, two stories aud & ur floors and works
two pair of stones. The machinery, which IS OF
the most approved construction is IN good repair
The ssw-mlll, is oithe culinary ze & works sA "
With the Milt, it suitable to The purchaser, may
be had 10 or 20 acres Of Land, on the side OF tie
creek on which tire mill stands and on the oppo
site tract ct Land, containing about 2gO or 500
acres, ofgood quality and well tmbered The
excellence OF the stream Of Goose creek, at this
place the abundance of wheat grown in the vi
entity the facilities of water navigation and tie
general snd rapia Improvements of ibis part OF
the state hold cut great Inducements To person
of activity and spirn, inclined TO vest his none,
in property OF this description. For further par
ticul4rs apply to- WM BRENT, IT,
Nea, Aqaia Post Office, HTginia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-13
WROUGHT NAILS
CUT BRADS

Broad and narrow Axes, Hatchets, Mat Axes,
Peck Axes, Grabbing Hoes, broad hitting and
garden Hoes, Traces, Wen Chains, Hinges of
different sizes, Hammers, Wedges, Tenders and
cinder Shovcls, BRIDES, Haltsrs. Horse Collars
Mule Collars, Surcingles, Back Bands, Belly
Bands, Breeching, Fire Buckets Bed Cords, e. Z.
and second quality Leading Lines, Sash Cord,
Chalk Lines and Seine rwine, Virginia Cloth &
Mule Yarn ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-13

THE subscriber intends, in few weeks, to
a leave this sale tor Engiand--and in ms alb
'ence, Mr.. Lew Jones is duiy authorized to at
end to any business, in which he may be- con.
terned Aliperso1s, having claims sgainst Lini,
may bring them for&.Od .or payment
OASsSEy MORHiSS.
-NotiowRy county, SOY ss4 50
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-13
WESr FLORIDA.

The following article is well worthy peruss,,
and could not have failed to produce an effect
on those to whomi it was addressed (; the more
particularly as i is known that Judge Touimin
'sa xestous and enlightened friend to the rights
and interests of the people Of that part of the
Mississippi territory bordering on Yves, Fiori.
da ]-Nar. Int. $50
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-13

NOTICE IA PETITION will be present.
~ ed TO the next General Assembly Of Vir
gnia, for leave tn turnpike the road between
Richmond and Petersburg, &c.
Oct 2. y2m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-13

rENHIRTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran-
a away from the subscriber, about months
ago,E \, amulatto woman about thirty years
of age, OF the common stature, none of 5er cloth.
ing recollected--iicr husband lives in R,cbmon
Il expect sth is either lurking in that place or in
the neighborhood of Williamshurg-sh was Dur-
chased of Doctor Tazewe about three or four
years ago, and am told is hsrbored m the ne rh-
borhood OF the latter place. The above reward
VIII be pad to any person who with deliver her
TO me in Manchester.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-13
- NEW fENIrENrrARY STORE.
(eN sAock@ n1LL.l

THE SUBSCRIBER, Agent for the Com
L monwealth. has for sale, the following arti
ces, the manufacture of the Pen,entiary, whole.
sale and retail, TOR cash only:
ss CUT NAILS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-13
October 2s.

MICHEL GRETTER, SILYERSlI1H
IA AND JEWELLER, opposite Candles
Corner, Main. Street-gratetul for the liberal en-
&c received, or MS his friends
and customers, he has received an additions sup
ply OF articles He has on hand the most fashi
onable assortment of Pearl, Gold, Silver and Pia.
ted Goods--amohg which arc Pearl and Topaz
Breast Pins, Rings, Earrings and Bracelets, En-.
amelled do Cornelian, Amber & Jet Necklaces,
Plated Tea Sets, complete, Casters, Candle
sticks, Shutters and Snuffer Trays, Bread and
Cake Baskets, Bottle and Salt Stands, &c &c !.
Silver Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons, Soup,
Punch and Cream Ladies, &c He is in d.ily
expectation OF further supply of fashionable Sill
yer Plate; all OF which he offers at his usual mo-
derate prices.
Wanted, one or two Boys, as apprentices to
the above business.
NJ B Liberal wages will be given to Jewel.
Ter who understands his business perfectly.
October 10 wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-13

F. 4. ~. 10.
,,kEo FOR IsoND,S.
yr,XHAS TIE Yood slip
sSN.NzslkY M H n \ C. x;
ss,s'S. Thomas Gary--M.Sser
burden $50 hhds. tauace wa san IN the W., &.
'f TINS month. having a:srcst part OF her cp,go
ngs ged Fox freight or psssacs, applf 10 Nss.,
q Munroe. or II Armand T. Daniel. Of Peters.
aarg--or to the subses;b-r
EDMrD " FOOTE'S. :
november 2. NV
Nj Office -Asl persons WAC ,,,yc ci,,p,s a..
\ gunst the Es,pe of P.ren TtssLkv,
decessed, are requested I, send in their acco,n:s
Immediately to the suhscrioer, and All those IN
deoied to said estate are iutreated to make
speedy payment to
JAMES BROWN. Jr. As,n,-:
TALL GOODS --RUSSELL C. VAL
\ LICE, have just received bv the Dis,,,tcl,
from liverpool, IL b-les Waoien, coos,st;no. of
Cloths, ewil.ed Cos,inss and Blank cts, and Flan-
nels, 10 be sold only by the bale.
Like wise by the I.evant--
"a Boxes Window Glass. ~ by Is Is by is
Cask Scythe BtaJcs ssso,ted
IL doz. Spades and Shov{ls.
Likewise by the JOAN and Adam from London:
40 Pieces best twed SacLmg
1 Case Manchester stuiis, assorted colours
1000 LIB Seine i'@ine KS
Trunk Threads, assorted colors, from No.
The above GOODS win be soii reasonable,
Tor cash car acceptsncss in town, go lays
Likewise two ton GERMAN STEEL.
October IL. Tow
OMPKlNs- < MURRAY, Lave received
- by the Ship dveri:, their FIJI Supply OF
LONDON GOODS. contsiainr great yarietv
OF articles. suited 10 the season, among them are.
Diaper and Damask Table Cloths and Napkins,
an elegant sssorrlaei,t,
Scotch HoIlmd shee,ing q Der, SUPERIOR quality
supertne Cloths and Cassirnetes 80 do do
Doman's Bond Street Hats do do do
Carpets Id did do
Irish Sheetmg, Linen and Long Lawn
They are IN daily expectation of recciving, ny
the brig Cors. from Liverpool. Their fall.sup3ly
otCoarse Wool'ens. Hard ware. Cutlery. &c SC
piets.
October 80 .r