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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-20
A l. M A NJ CS.

FOR 1911,
Just published and for sale by the pros.
dozen or single. '"' gross
Cotton & Stewart.
November 90.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.


The latest inteIiis scnce from the River
Plata, received at Rio Janeiro, was down to
the lth OF September.
Inc Junta of tho Province OF Paraguay
pursued bold and vigorous policy, untsn-
pered by lenity. Lioiers and Two ot his prin-
cipal adherents, were condemned and eXecu-
ted on the Goth OF August. 1hoy were acou-'
sed Of designs subversiye OF peace, and trea-
sonabie. LINERS was extremely popuisr,and
the Junta had too much reason TO apprehend
that the disconlended would seize any oppor-
tunity which might offer Of rally ing under his
Con- aand, and opposing under his direction
the patrioiick views of the new government.
One of the 6rsi steps of this government
had been the organiZaion OF small army,
,d 10 lInount 10 abou' 1000 men, and which
they Immediately marched into the interiour
oi the Province. The Cily of Cordova large
and popuIous, witch had at first declared a.
gansl she Junta, surrendered without opposi-
tisD--the Inhab tants waiting only for the Ia
vonrabie opportunity OF evincing their pstri'
Stism and love cf ire cdom. LINERS ami his
sdberents mad made this their strong hold,
but were Obliged TO abandon it with precipi-
fancy. They we're pursued by parry ot Ca
VARY seized and carried TO Bucnos Ayres
From Cordovo, this army pursued IT'S march
westw ,rd, and by the lates, accounts II h-G
rs yet been completely successful IN chec,ln.
the views OF tine government, causing lis au-
tbofity to be acknowledged, seizing and dis
ycrsms its opponents
The Province OF Peru and Cbii.<it was
sid. had cecla'ed themselves indepeuaent.
On the other hand the government OF Mont.
Nideo, and the people on the northern banks
OF the River Plata, opposed the Junta ot Blu
enos Ayres and its measures, declaring them
sobe In rebellion to the legal authorlties oi
Spoin. They had sonc SO far as to send ,hei'
wnoie naval force to blockade Bnenos Ayres
Tnis armament, consisted of figaie and 6
smaller vessels, arrived in the outer
Y"'ds, of 8uenos Ayres, on the 81 OF Sept.
Yhey had not as yer proceeded TO hostiIities,
bu declared their design of biockading the
port. [ pha. Ca.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12
SCHOOL BOOKS.


IN ihs Store la;s.y oeeaaisdt Waafsn s. RatlSone
IL 40 lu. ftcViNVu 90 ..t.tsf,tHak i.s-
i u sortment Of the latest and best Editions of
Sch0oI soohS.
which he will sell by the groce. dozen SINGLE
low as can be purchased of the pubisi,rs, among
those last received are
Wrbser's Spelling Books.rt ised edition;
Aldcn's is. 2d. and Sd Volumes /; Dabolrs Arithma-
1ck Ameiican Pr,c,psor Moise's Geography
Columbian Orator; Perry Walkers and other Dc-
uonaries Misray's Grsmmsr Introduction, Read
sr and Seqael To do. Hartford school Bibles; Pha-
deipis and common 1estamen,s.
lie has aisb Just received few more groce
Clergyman and Clergyman Minor
hl0'onGfSS }or 1911;
Farmers and Bickerstaf's Rhode e-sland do. at the
groce prices
He has also received large assortment OF
Blank Bo0Ss
not ruled Blank Account Books, of every shape
aud size usual, wanted, made Of the bes, Hartford
paper. ard well bound. Lately keeeired,
2cases best English Sam Beavers
8 go. bes, Anvilcsn n.ts;
Warranted not crack or fade. A few boxes Youths
and MEMS felt Hats
Paper h@Heings and borders,
will sold remarkably cheap-lower by 50 per cent
than tue pces. The assortment has b, very
considers ably enlarged by the addition of several
"~"'"'u "o"o, """ '"t so"Ss' PiiSSs, AZ - SShNs
per roll, to the mos, elegant patterns.
A large and very valuable collection OF
LooRs,
mostly from the Providence bookstore, sci.
ling at about one half the price usually charged.
Prayer BOOKS
agrcavaricty, with and without plates, and with adj.
eiitionl Hymns,m plain and Morocco bindings, from
90 cents to So.
SHnpng Societies
can be furnished with Reeds, Jenks's, Shaw's ffol.
den's and Other Collections, of the best Editions
a"d Al the lowest prices, by the dozen single
Dec. IL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12

III SbeciH 1opn Conuc;L hoiim at
the House Of the Clerk. in .NewbOr., Tuesday De-
c.m6er 9TH, ID d. 1910.
N/ RSRE.iS the General Assembly of this State,
~ 1t their session, holden in JANUARY. 1910,
tno,ized and empowered,h the toWn-coui"ils OF e sey
ersltowns in thc state, impose such Tan or Faxes
every person. within their respective towns, who shall
own keep any Dog on Dogs. Nc, maN thank prop
er and also To make such orders bye-aws aud regu.
is,ions, 10 prevent daEage being done 20 sheep and
cattle Ivy dogs, as they may ,em nccessary. Is
Ind rherecs compnit hath been made to the town
council, by number Of the inhabitants of ,iiseown,
that they have sustained greet damage by dogs rum
iing al large III the night, and killing and worrying
their sheep: Thercf re,
BE neaacfei, That tax of T.oo Dollars per head,
for each and every Dog kept wiil;n H., hnts Of this
town be ass, ss,d upon thc Masters, Nistrcsscs,
heads Of Families, in whose houses such Dog Dogs,
may be kept.
ind be IL further enacted That upon due pc ofhav-
ing been made 10 tic Collector, BY the
ers that any Dog Dosax,d by this Ac, hath been
killed he or she Shall be- excused FROM ying said
ind be IL further rnacted, That every owner of a
Dog SHALL within titt ~, days from the publication IF
this Act, put collar the reck Of such Dog, with
the name of the thereon. And hat at the
piiation of SAID tine ever, Dog hicb may be found
without such collar, shall Lt understood not having
any owner, and may be killed by any person whatev-
.9nd be IL further enacted, That the above Act b,
published ia both e newspapers printed IN this tewn
ii rrse Coty-.fttesi,
JONA ALMY, Council Cers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12
NEW PORT BANK.

NOTICE is hereby given, That on Tues
~ day the first day Of January next, the half
early Dividend will be declared and paid to such
persons The books of the Bank will shew TO be-
Stoc ckholders on the 25th inst.
Aonce is hkesvise given, That on Wednes-
day. the second day of said January, general meet
ing of the Stockholders will take place the State
House, in Newport, AT hait-past two O'CLOCK, p. ".
for the election Of Directors, Ind transaction OF he
necessary business Of sid Bank
By srder offhr Presidenf and Directors.
JOHN a. SliEARMAN, Cashier
.Newso,1, Dec. ~, 1910
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12
PORT o. .NEYPORT


EvTEREp--brig CosmopoIite Read, ST Bartholo-
news d.. Cordes, Mitchell Turk s-lsland sch
w iAam, Turner, Alexandria; sloop Express, w jod,
Caaries,on d.. u ie W, James, Hudson do. Nam
ey Saunders. Thompson, Philadelphia do. Earl,
Ellis, New-Yofk
CLEAaEp-ship Gen Washington, Gardner, New
Orleans sioop Priscilla, Harrison, Charleston do
Washington, D Lane, Newburn do. bermeo, French,
Norfolk do. Fame, Earl, Nsw-York.
HHe }olosay vessels horc been driven in here By the
late yales.
Brig Cordelia, Mitchell, from Turks Island, bound
% New-L,ndon-ont the Gin inst. feli IN With the
Of sch. Folly, Cooper, of Boston, bound to Charles
sown, 5. e. ard took off fourteen people. This
sri vas snasted on the 4 inst. in severe gale
~ ind---no lives we're lost
Brig Park, BingIey, from Turks-Island, laden
with salt, bound to Norwich, Connect, ut.
Slip Hope, Lovett, Of Beverly, Mass. from ST
Y.ersbury and Gottenbarg, sailed from the latter
p,ac-. the H Nov.
Org Sal g. Hope, Church, from Charleston, s. C
bouid To Nev-York.
Brs cos.n,po,ite, Head, owned and bound to n.
York. fr,m 81. B.-is.
. Beg a.veyhide, Parker. bound 70 Sew.York,
a4on B>ssAsts Ireland, viii lJ2 Passengers
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12
An act 7Uothy Of ameriem Seamen.

While the frigate Constitution, Captain
Hull, was coming down the Delaware, a
J"ung seaman acciden,ly fell overheard and
WIS drowned. A subscription was opened on
hoerd the irigate OH Monday last, for the re-
lief oi his mother, poor widow, living IN
PniiAdephiA I; when the *um Of one thousand
d9tars was subscribed by his ship mates
wnicb they had requested the Hon Secretary
sf the Navy to have stopped from their pay
and 70 De paid over 10 this unfortunate woman.
THE BRAVE ARE ALWAYS GENEROUS.
Con. Goz
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12
Lnborfanf.

We learn, from an suthentick source. thu,
the spanish Minister has despatched cutter
Co Csdiz, TO communicate to the Regency
and Cortes governing Spain, information ol
the measure the Executive Of the u. States
has taken with regard 10 WestrFlorida. The
f.ct merits the very serious consideration oil
Merchants engaged in commerce TO Spanish
ports. Dos. f4L
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12
dNcHOR FyUND.

II of the west side Of Blcck-Isssd, on the
u on the 18th uit q small Anchor, weighing }! @
twccp three and four hurdred pounds, with par, of
the Cable. The owner may have It sgsin Is calling
ON ,l,e subscriber. proving properly, aud paying tts
incidental charges fkttMsN MSsa'.
.keu- xAsrshem. Dec z, Aslv
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12
sLgRRfED,

.tiiHHlED,
In this town, the Sd ins, by the Rev Nj. Glib
tpn, NJ, LEWIS BARLOW 10 Mss SrKEY JuvEr.
AZ Jarn'siopou, TaoM.s HALAsp. Esq. 20 Miss SAL
~ B,ssEL, Of North-KiagstoWn, daughter of the
2ate Capt. John Blssel, Of that town
DIED,
Tn this town, saturday morning Mr.. JonS
6s,osER, aged ~. He was buried With Masonick
honours.
" Portsmouth, on the 2d inst. Mr.. GILES Law
Tov, in Ike Sd year of HIS aye-a respectable Mem
be- Of the Society of Friends Ind firm supporter
Of his country's rights.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12
U' II CARD

r VBEELER, ma,ter gf.he Schooner Hifam, Of
q, for Ne,v-York iakes this obb,r,tity Of returning
A. sincere thQnks Commodore Ro eRs, ofske Jmt-
Of Nates ftggase, President. for the Gsstdaee eSordd
Am uhen in the greatest dr er and d,ssress-Lkeyise
feels hmse under every obligation 10 the commanding
etFcer, ofcers, md whs boarded him. and by
aoss assistance nnd the SAID ressei preserved
--ooag 10 Me sbiritei erersion and commeadabe
Jnc fGie commanding officer on beard.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12
TAMMsNY SOCIETY," on
COLU.nBLsN' ORDER.

A u adjourned ,n,e,lng OF the TAM
"A MANY SOCIETY. or CoLunsrAS ORprR.
wal De held 90 MONDAY EVENING, l7th Dec.
lheing the l7th OF tie month Of " Games"1 at The
Council Fire Vt their Great W'gwsm, IN tie State
House, precisely al the soins down oi the sun.
By order Of me Grand Sachem.
WILLIAM SIMUNs, seeret.ry.
Season Of Hunting, }
> onh 9j Canes. l2fh, Dec IL.
Year ef Discovery, SIG.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12

THAT pleasantly situated Estate. row
III Por ~routh, containing "a sclss Of lxno. WE y.
good Dwelling Bouse and Barn, that VIII ac-
conmodste ten horses. There is on said place .
young orchard Of choice fruit trees, five ysais old.
and about 4 acres Of handsome wood. The above
place is pleasantly situated dc roaa ieat'rg
TO the Bridge, is 3 miles from Newport, and erm-
nands an extensive view Of the east river Those
who are inclined TO purchase, will please qply To
WALTER COkNELL
Newport 10Th of the iOlh month, 1910
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12
TO BIZ. LET,

THAT pleasantly situated HOUSE,
i No. IL, Prospect fill, formerly occupied BY
capt JosEPH BAKER Sid House contains eve p
nece ssary accon modsfion vel of good water, gsr-
den. &c. &c. For further particulars, apply to
Oct a. JOSEPH BRIGGS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12

A LARGE convenien: building, well bulk
"A and entirely new, situated OF Long wharf, ior-
merry the property Of Charles Cozsens. Ia has bess
improved BY him atiers-shop, but may DC
converted into store, ~ trfrg eypcrsc;.--AIso,
A House, No. IL, Long -whaif E''ouiro oi
Nov IL. JcEN ALLAN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12
LOPARTNERSHIP.

!'HE Subscribers having formed con-
nexion in business, under the firm Of LOPEZ
FAiRMAN, III the Dry Goods line, will have 20 offer
N extensive assortment of Fancy and Staple Goods
It then store, No. l34, Thames street.
JOSHUA LOPEZ.
Newport, nov 81. RICHARD fAIkMAN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12

A FARM, /, 10y in 1amestewn, plea
4 n santly situated about half nile north from
Nj TnonAs X. Coscpos's Ferry, containing n AZ
cses of excellent land joining the main Rad, w.,l
House. Barn and Corn-Ilousc Said Farm h.s .
beautiful Orchard, well fenced with stone wall, %
is well watered. An indisputsble title will be gisem
For further particulars, inquire Of the subsvribes
living on the premises. JOHN WEEDEh, jun
Janic slnwn. o.. 10 1910 q
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12
NOTICE.

THE connexion in business formerly sub
L sisting between the Subscribers, under the
Fire, Of WANJON & RATiCONE, wss ,ljs day
dis ,oi,ei by mutual consrnt-AIi persons indebted
20 said Firm, are requested 10 ma ke immediate pay
ment to GEORGE WANTON, who is authorized To
receive the samc.-And AL those who have demands
against said Firm, TO present them for Payment.
GEORGE WANTON
GEORGE s. kATHBONE.
Newport, Nov. ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12
William S. Nichols,

has JHsf rcctiV,d,
AT HIS JEWELRY AND FANCY STORE,
No. 80, IHAMRs-ATREEr,
a New Stock of Plsted, Britannia, and Ja-
psnned Wares, with great variety of Fancy
Goods AID Jcwelry, of the latest and most elegant
pai'ems-which the puhlick general, and his old
customers IN par,io uar, invited call and
Cash, ana a fir aud uniform price given
t,r ol Coll and silver. "~i Dec S.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12
TO LEI.

TINE FofAering Pince Farm. $50 rallct)
j situate on Ponf-.Jpdifh, South -kinesio.n, "a "
improved by Mr.. NATHASIEL AREsrRoFc. Maze
need apply but ,hos. Who Can give good sscut. Tor
cARDER HAzARD.
Norwich. (Con) Nov -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12

EOR StL.s., b, the subscriber, a val
l. liable FARM, very pleasantly situaed in TIC
town Of Middletown, about miles from New,sus
adjoining the river, t,e side OF the isE,c,
where there is good fishing and fwIng, aud near 10
the beach, ahordng plenty Of manure. The Fsrm
ms about 40 or 50 acres Of excellcnt Lara,
good Dwelling House and OutBucngs, fenced with
stone wall, we'll wa,ercd, and ar Orchard thereon of
the best grated fruit trees, just coming TO maturity
For terms apply TO the subscriber, on the premlcev
WILLIAM TAGGARr.
Middle own, Nov. 2, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12
" q TT t. E.

THE Hon. Court of Probate for the town OF Porte
mouth. in the County Of epbsrt, having appoint.
I'd the subscriber Commissioners 10 receive and
anime the claims of the creditors to the Estate OF
JOB DURfEE,
ate Of Porfsmsnth, yeoman. deceased, represented
nsolvent and six months from the I2th inst ars al
rwed for that purpose. Notice Is hereby given that
tney will attend to said business, .. tie house OF
t'HonAs DuaYEs. in said Psrssmsrfh, on the first
Monday in every month. during the sbove period.
vo accounts will nc received unless properly attest
ID TlLLiNGmAsT Amy. c.mns,sisnsr..
Al persons, indebted To said estate. are earnestly
called upon To make innedaic rs'm'n, To-
ksv. ~ TH9NAs nUsR M E.~sufsr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12
NOTICE.

THE Hon. Court cf PrOb;.te for III,
j tke town Of .Nsushoreham, in the county Of
.Nectori, having appoint ed the sub soriber, Admins
tratrix on the Estate of
ETHAN e.. BRIGGS,
late of said Nesosboreham, deceased and has taken
upon herself hat trust, by giving bonds as the law
directs. All persons having demands upon tine sad
Estate, requested to exhibit them for set,cnent
and ali persons indebted are required to make imme-
diate Payment TO MARY BRIGGS, .fdmnis?r.
or RAY T.. SANDS, hey .4tt,rney
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12
COPAR ~ naoiip.

TIE subscribe wing entered into
partnership, ur Ter the Address Of
II n ~ {, N. Lc0nrrG
intend to have constantly for SALE very general
sortmcut # Groceries, and Ship-Chandiery articles
will do all in their power give satisfaction to their
customers, and gratefully acknowledge the smallest
favour. DAVID A LEONARD,
Bristol Dec. 12 GEORGE w LEONARD
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12

ron SILL, N
A DWELLlNG-HOUSE and SHOP IN
\ .Harketsqnare --.9tso, 2 lots of Land. lying
,n ,na, part of Newport called Newtown. EuquFc
Of SPENCER HALL. On the f'rsmises
Ahpersons indebted to SPt NCER HALL
requested to make immediate payment
nov. IL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12

THE Stockholders oi the Rhodc-Island In
surance Company, are hereby nouiicu, That "A
neral meeting viii be -eld lhe Stat, House, All
Newpor,, edne sdDy, the q, da, Of January At
a, halipast two ooook, NJ. for tie ciec,on Of d.
rectors, and transaction ot such other business
may be thought ncc' ssssy.
.NewtOr, Nrc IL, 1910
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12
lLLLiL il NJ ,LE.
4 $ the business OF The subscrioer wiz
K 4 hereafter, be transacted under the Firm OF

K 4 hereafter, be transacted under the Firm OF
II n q q III Leonud
all those indebted to him, having unadjusted de-
N nds against MN arc requested to call for n'me-
daie settlement. Those vino arc inacbted to the
Pos,-Ofiee for small amounts in arrearages of post.
age on newspapers, letters, 0c. are requested also
10 make iymcIt without delay,as the trouble of cal
lns on them III person canuot be attended TO Long
sanding accounts, notes and arrears Of postage viii
be ."discrimatey prosecuted unless paid Immediate
ly. The subscriber hopes that this notice may be
accepted sufficient apology for any prosecutions
that nay be commenced without furthei .dvice.
Bristol, Dec. 12 ID. A DEONARD
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12
NOT/LE.

THE Subscribers having been appoint.
ed by the Hon. Court Of Probate, for the town 81
Newport, in the county of Newport, Conmssioncis S
TO receive, examine and adjust the claims az linst
the Estate of
SAMUEL STERNE. Merchant,
late of said Newport, deceased, represented in
solvent, do hereby give notice thai six months from
the date hereof allowed to the creditors Of said
estate, to bring IN their claims 10 either
of The subscribers, at their respective dweilingr.
within the time aforesaid.
Ra'1sa 5o. TowD.ssn, o.sHsA' Jun" c:""''.''"er..
And all persons indebted to said estate, are re.
quesied 10 make immediate payment TO
SARAH SIERSE, .idwinisfrGfrir.
JoHS STERNE, .Idp,msb'afor.
.Nezypors, Dec a. 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12

U,n relH,, NOOtAi0ey IS, .olU'
XOTED, That Mcssrs. I'm. HEl.er, John Caho X
aid Benjamin Hosard DC. and they are hereby
.pponed Conmltoe, Tor ihe pu' P'se OF ietunB out
at Pubick Auc,ion,lne chambers TIE GRANARY
upon .,palIIng Lease for ,erm mol exceeding
zen years, the repairs and alterations that may be
made b, the Ii sec OF Les. es, be under the
direcuon oi TIE said COmnIt!ee.
~ slEess,
1854 ALMY, Io.vn Clerk
.9GREE.4BLf TO iLe iuIt gong Vote, the prcnr.
~, viii bc let auction Ola FRIDAY, the Soi Orc.
inst Conditions OF the Lease then DE m,ie known
WM. HUNTER, }
JOHN CAhOUNE. ''omn0.fee
Dec ID B HAZARD,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12

THE Honourable Court at Probate of IT,,
town of North-kingtown, having appointed th
Subscribers Commissioners tn receive and examiI .
the claims Of the creditors the Estate of DANfEl
wEEDEN, late Of Norh-Kingstown, deceased, re.
presented inso.yent; and six months from the 81
day of Oct last, being allowed for that purpose NJ.
is hereby given, that they will attend said bus
at their respective dwellings, at any time wttp
the period above mentioned No accounts vill b.
received unless properly sitested.
RICHARD riioMAs.l c,.,;.,
SMITH PEARCE. ''""'"'"~
All persons indebted to the above mentioned rs
ate are earnestly called upon 90 make ip.r edia,S
p.ymenl 10 BENJAMIN SMITH, .5<~s~s~es~,
N0rth-kinysown, Nsv. ~. Isle.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12
RAODE.LSLAND COAL,

hHOCE-L LTVD COHL,
az superiour quality, just landed Lyons
" wharf, and Tor sale by thc ehaidron or smacr
Quantity. for CASH, BY tn, subscriber--who WILL re-
ceve regular supplies OF that article, during the
winter. JOHN b. LYON.
Nov. l6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-12

III AVE jusi received and offer for sale.
- 100 bbis. superfise Flour, al the most
.piroved inspection; 10 hhds. high 4th proof y:n.L
ca Kun 10 chests souchong Tea pipes Bis;cy.
quarter casks Malaga Vine. DeceRb,r ).
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-18

Capt. r. was captured and carried into Bay.
onne. where he compromised with his cap
tors, and received half the proceeds of his
cargo. shout $4,000 dis he was permitted 20
take Wines and Brandy, but through fears of
capture by the British, bought Bills on Lon
Americans at Bayonne and St. De Leuz,
had also compromised and were TO sail soon !;
schr; John of Marblehead. had sold her car
go of green fish, for 10 dolls. per quintal at
Bordeaux alter which it was sequestered.
but expected to be released; three vessels
from Marblehead, which cleared for Gijnn,
had been condemned, vessels and cargoes /: q
New. York brig had sold her cargo for Sc 00o
dis but was obliged to give up half the pro-
ceeds of sale /; The Two Brothers Dixey
having compromised with the Fresch go.
vernment. in the same way, bygiving up hall
the proceeds of sale, was to return in seven
days.