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Seth ey Stephen Tates,

INFORM their fr.enus and tlc publick in genera
\ ,h2t they continue 10 carry on the Painting and
,aZing business in their various branches 1T their
old stand ha 4, .HLEseet, they gratefully .cknowl-
edge past f.vours, and solicit the custom of their
friends the pdblck, WHO, ,om the neatness and faith
iuness Of their work heretofore evlnced, may be as.
sured ha noting their part, shall be wanting to
do tie san berclf.er.
Ne,S5,rs. la,. G. 1910
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-07-18
FOR SALE.

THAT f.iLU4HLE ESTATE,
No. ll2, g lis, Thames, "ree'.
NOW occupied by LhGsI&s Z, H'S-
u kis g Co. The Lot measures 4o ieet' on
Thames afreet and 100 ChurcJ sired, wih sto'e
OH it, The House has nine ro,ms on FLOOR VIVA
agood Well of water at tue soor. For terms ap-'
THOMAS ROWLAND.
Jan. s.
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LIKEWISE, WHE.fTUNs
ITCH OINTMENT,

A medicine which wiI certainly cure the
IrcH, wthou, having in it any thing either danger
Gus or disagreeable
One box cures person, and there need be
no washing after the oft as the skin 10 gencr.
ally left cican and smooth.
The aopve Bittcrs and Ointment are for
sale the Druggist Stores of CHARLES FExx,
JAMES TAyLsa, anG SAausL w. viSses, in New
pcrt @iw g.
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GROCERIES,
EU syhoesaIf and r,t1i{

"Y svNcFsalf ava retall.
a 5 ON SPk G. UE,
()ffhhs for sale, the Store on Pa,r,istc,'.
CAHoosE, . 9 a
II general assortment of Groceries.
Crockery g Glass Ware, &c. &c. cons;s,no of
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GODFREY WEN WOOD,
HAS FOH SALE.

IOOT Mf.I " LlN " OiJD,
HAS FOR SALE,
On tie mast reasCnaie terms
4 QUANTITY o, Ship ard Cabin
n Bread; Alexandria and Iew York Flour of
tI,e first quality; MolaSses by The salon coa4st,
and blowI. silt by the bush,l Ginger and Pearr
ash by re.ail--.iiso, Mysck Tye by tbe doztn, ana.
Ph.,a,cipina Brick By the hundred Hops by the
pound Malt by the bushei or smaller quantity
Wheat Bran by the bushel Goa! by rhe bushs.
Likeuise, A quantity Of Bricks and lyle, made :,
pire Clay, suitable for for Ovens Aug. so, 1909
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POE7R1-.
ODE,

t6mposcdfor The ronng Republicans Of Boston. ~ III
w. PARMEwrER, and sung az their Celebration,
after The first Ioass.
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tjR SALT,
THE Masts, Spars, Sails, rigging, Stores, &c.
L suitable for single decked Big, of lI0 o.
rs high double decked Brig Of 10
OF l39 turs.-
For terms, and particulars, pplyto
CONSTANT TABER
June %.
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The .lbove srtis WI be sod on reason,.>
bic terms for cash. June II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-21
EXTRACTS or LETTERS

LISBON, July 90. "A skirmish has ia
Ken pee on the frontiers, where an active
var Is about commencing. Gen. CRAw
FORD, desperate partizan officel) has
iately lost some valuable officers and men. IN
an attack he made with his caviar, on "a
solid body OF French infantry. Since ,heu he
has had an affair of more Importance. 1.
appears he had it in order from Lord IVek
hngton not to risk the loss of mary me- j..
any Contest against superior numbers bu
to fall back on the main army This he
refused to do and has been attacked By q
superior force. has lost 500 men, and IS iii
GERS, and comheLIed TO retreat. FLY Tits
last particular is contradicted 6y lie Lisbon
failer Of me 31St, 4ohich states that The
french refreated] Af;er this step, Lord
WelAnston made every preparation againsl
an attack on his II q. -ietiers froft, the
army say, that 01asSenG will exert all his
force In an attack on our troops ; and tina
ne has been joined by King Joseph from Ma
drid, with body of imperial guards 4,
the French want, are provisions Should
they compel the allied army to retreat to
the seaboard, still they will find an lmpedi
ment IN the scarcity OF provisions. In this
city we have not two months consump ion -
what Will be its situation if the port IS block
AIDED My fears are, that he great superi
pei the English to embark. -God grant those
fears may be groandless In the actions
which have taken place the Portuguese
troops have behaved well should this Con
time some hope may be mingled with ou,
apprehe nsions. But Portugal though over
run, will still, like Stain, keep 10 a long pre
datory mountain warfare.-C'ddiz is not
tangible.
July 81 I'VE have now the details OF
the late actions. The French loss must have
been great from the obstinacy Of the defence
Topographic accounts have been received
fron camp as late as yesterday morning. -
They announce that the fighting Continued
"A general action is expected We are
full OF hopes and fears. fine Portuguese
Continue TO act well ----Ot these events Won
will have various accounts No reliance
can be placed on what the Retailers of News
are IN the habit Of circulating The best in
formed men here find it very difficult to
form correct opinions. Two officers have
arrived in town from Gen. Hills III O
near the JdgHS They left them on Saturr
day, and say, that the division was watching
the marches and counter marches of Gen.
REGNGER. The Germans continue TO de
sert. The French would, if they were not
% often murdered by the patriois.'
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD Elon

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. Elop
Il ed from MIR. James Smith, about the mid
die Of May last, slave, named SAM, who ha1
been employed for several years past in that gen
tleman's Bake-House.
SAM is about twenty four or five years of age,
low of stature, and not very bulky of youthful
appearance, dark complexion, countenance
with an incessan. smile, approaching to grin,
and thereby discovers fine set of teeth, which
he is not little fond of shelving. He is slow of
speech, and when spoken to suddenly or quick.
", stammers and hesitates exceedngly-His
clothes not recollected.
Some time in August last, note was given
him by the Subscriber, (who then wished to dis
pose of him,) to lookout for a purchaser--Ir
merely purported the terms" to any person re.
siding in Richmond, or it's neighbonrhood -
And as he has the note still in possession, he
will probably, derpretence of seeking mas
ter, endeavor thereby to effect hts escape out of
the State.
All masters ofvessels ana others are, there
fore, forbid at their peril, harboring or carrying
him of
The above reward will be given, and ali rea
sonable charges allowed; if brought back in safe.
ty to
JOHN KING.
Richmond, July 10 IF
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Sept. 10

CE'-Notwithstanding the death of Mr.
~ Andrew Nicoson, the firm of NIcolson,
teth & Co will continue (agreeably to their al
ticles OF co-partnery) until the first of January
next, when it will expire In the mean time, tbs
business will be carried on as usual, by the sur
wing partners, at their office, in this place
All those indebted to that firm, or to Nlcolson
and Heth, are desired 10 come forward and set
tie their accounts or before the first day of No
vember next 4: Otherwise, suits will be institu-
fail to secure their respective balances Those
who have claims against the said concerns will
call tor payment. Timely notice will be given of
the firm under which the new year will com
mence, who will continue 10 supply their custo
mers with the choicest coal their prospect for the
ensuing year, being more than usually hattering.
H4RR1" HETH,
BEVERL1' RANDOLPH,
LDWIkD u. DIGGES.
Manchester, Sept. 7. t1NoV
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IDS

FOR SALE-a valuable MERCHANT and
Il SAW MILL situated in the county OF
Loudon on Goose creek OF a mil, from where
1t emptes in the Potomac miles from Leesburg,
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
Leesburg to AleXsndris, passes within one mile
OF the mill, and the boats that navigate the Poto
mac come up to the Mill, which affords great
opportunity OF procuring wheat, by means OF the
river, at all seasons, and great facil,ty OF sending
Hour to market by water to George Town and
Alexandria The Mill House is built of stone SO
feet by 81, two stories and four floors, and works
two pair ofs,ones The machinery, which is of
the most approved construction, is in good repair
The saw-miil, is ofthe culinary size s. works saw
With the Mil, If suitable to the ptirch aser, may
be had 10 or 20 acres of Land. on the side of the
creek on which the mill stands, and on the oppo
site a tract of Land, containing about $50 or 800
acres, of good 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 the
general and rapid improvements of this part OF
the state hold out great inducements to person
of activity and spirit, inclined to his money
in property of this description. For further par.
ticulars apply to WIN BRENT, Jr.
Near Iqaia Post OSfre, Vi,.ginia
July 81 ep2,msSaftf
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BosToN, Sept. IL.
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL

u Active warfare appeared 20 have com
menced OIL the frontier of Portugal Ia6out
10 miles from Lis6on1 between The armies
under Lord WELLINGTON aud Prince MAS
sENA. Several smart rencontres had ia
ken place between The flying corhs of those
armies, commanded by Gen CRAWFORD
and Gen. LoIsoN. On the 24rh Lo1soN
attacked CRAWFORD, a. a fete de-honf on
the Goa, not far from .4lmeida Che action
was warm and the Portuguese gazette
accounts stated, that the French were com
PEELED to retire, with the loss of 700 men :;
but our letters from Lisbon say the allies
were obliged to retreat; and that the conse
qnence was, Hk'neida wDich is on the bank
ct the river nearest o7iain, had been invest :
ed. Our last letters state the receipt of tel
egraPhic accounts of he fighting being con
tinued on tie 2e,h Jnly and that a general
battle was expected. The next accounts
must be highly interesting - Boston Cen
kfHeL
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news from Wallachia on 25th May. the Rus
slams had passed the Danube. and the Turks
were preparing to arrest their progress
HAMBURG. July 3. The Correspondent
OF Hamburg" paper published in that CT.
ty from 1712 has nearly finished century.
and has at present $1,000 subscribers, and
has had so and even 10, 900.
TRENT. June %. The new department.
of the Upper Adige has 4 prefectures and
16 captons.
PARIS, July 1e. The facts of which we
have full assurance are the following -
That the French and English armies are in
sight ct each other upon the frontiers of Por
tugaI That in this situation. the French
6esieged Rodrigo. and The English have
done Nothing to succour the place, and that
af'er all their boas,ings, they will be despi-
sed by all Europe. if the place IS taken with.
in reach OF their cannon. The English pa :
pers have thousand expedients. They in
tercept letters, copy libeis of instructions
and make endless tales, that 1t NAV be be
lieved that the French armies in Spain arg
without discipline and without courage. -
They go further, they forge letters 1T the
French Emperor. But all these tales have
no effect even upon the most ignorant
There is not servant maid in Europe who
knows not that the English have power OH
'hc SSd' out ITO power upon tue lana.
PARIS July II A reward of 10000
Crowns is offered by the King of Swedea, for
proat ,hat the death of the Prince ROYAL was
effected through malice or deliberate de-
sign.
letter from Cronstad, says. that there
is no appearance of any interruption of com
merce by Russia
Accounts from Scylla, June 25th. mention
that the English fleet attempted TO oppose
the removal of the Sicilian HotIia. from one
port to another The Sicilan feet arrived
safe. at their destined port, although they
were attacked by the English, who were
driven off with considerable loss The king
had testified his APPRECIATION, by general or
der of the 22nd June
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FROM RUSSIA,

On Monday last arrived at this port, the
ship Horace, Bickford. IS days from St. Pc.
tersDufg, with a full cargo of Heinz, Iron.
Duck and sheetings to his homo, William
Gray. Capt. Bickford was charged with
aespatches to our government from his
Exceilency John Quincy Adams, our Minis
ter Plenipo,entary at the Court of Russia
1t appears from what we have collected.
that the Russians were pleased with he CON
tinuance of trade mutually advantageous
to them, and to the Il S. No fear was AN
prehended OF any system being immediate.
ly adopted unfavorabie to the commerce nc
our Country.
Mr.. Adams con- inueo to receive every
mark OF attention from the government ana
great respect from his conasrvmen
Vessels under any flag g,ug ur or coming
c"wn the Belts Under convoy, who d, nor
pay the Sound Fees, are liable to capture
and If captured, are inmreiia, civ cond, M,
ed Ao"e have al;eHds suffered for putting.
them selves under the protection of ,nes
hundred hands OF the British Briateus "
Patriot.
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from The French itafers 10 Juiy II, fur
''tahed by Cuhf. Ticker,
STocKHoLM, June IS. All is quie' in this
capital. Col. Baron bye and the Deputy
Governor Eckhem have gone for 1ornea
to settle the tron,iers with the Russian Com
missioners The Secretary of the Swedish
Minister at London, M. BRANDED has arriy
ed AZ Gotheburg.
DANTzIc, June %. The following note
has been communicated officially frcri Rus
STA. The dispatches of General amen
ski commander in chief Of our army of the
Danube which have arrived at Petersburg.
announce that the lieutenant generals Ka
menski and Marcolf, have completely de-
feated, near Bazarschik, the Turks com
manded by general Peciiwan, and after this
victory the Russian troops took Bagartschik
oy assault. The action was vain, and the
loss of the Turks in killed and wounded was
5000 men. The Turkish general Pecliwan
was made aprisoser with 1900 men. They
had taken from the Turks 10 standards"
ROME. July q. Tie French Emperor has
reduced the Bishops of the two depar ,ments
OF Rome and Ihrasemene. All Abbeys are
suppressed; and the parishes are subject to
the Bishops in whose diocese they are found
SEMLIN, July L. Two corps of Servian
troops have advanced to the frontiers, the
one upon the Prom, as The Turks are col
lecting force at Rebenilz, and the other
has passed the Morawa.
AUGSBURG, July q. Another and very
large portion of the Archives of the late
German empire has arrived here from vi.
emma. 1t is To be transported to Strasbure
and thence to Paris. Many other parts of
the same Archives are at Passau to be
transported to The same place
GENOA, July Cardinal Spins. the
archbishop OF this CITY, arrived mere with
Cardinal Cazeii, and after tarrying two DAYS
passed to save ne. The greatest prepare
tons are making in the Metropolitan church
for the funeral obsequies OF the Duke of Mon
tcbello. The Able Maurice is toproDounce
the funeral Grafton in the presence of the CT
vii and military authorities.
PETERSBURG, June 81. The Swedish
gen. Baron Armfeid has arrived here from
Finland
BUCHAREST, June 8. Gen. Engelhardt.
president of the Council of Wallachia. has
celebrated this day in a brilliant manner the
dehnItlve reunion OF our Country with Rus
STA. The day was honored with repeated
discharges Of cannon and an elegant dinner,
a winch were the Ge,nbers OF the council,
Baron Wofther Of Prussia the Consuls Of TO
reign powers aud all the officers A solemn
service introduced the day, and a general
illumination closed it,
CoNsTANTINorLE, May 10 The mea.
sures for the abqullity of the city have been
Successful, but not so happy in the proVin
ces. Ph,iippopolis in R0melia has been OBJ
iIBed to pay 600 purses to save itself from
piliage by the two persons who dispute the
possession, aud ravage IT'S enviroOs in def
ance of the orders OF the Porte. The Resi-
ans are preparing to pass the Danube at its
mouth and particular orders are given to
reinforce the Grand Visier, BY the Lass
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I INTENDING very shortly to vsltihe western
Il parts OF the state of Virginia, as well as the
states OF Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee, / will
undertake, and faithfully execute, agencies in The
exploring and selling Of lands, inyeStigatint land
titles, collecting monies, paying taxes on lands,
and entering them with the commissioners Of the
revenue, pursuant 10 an act passed at the last ses
SION OF the General Assembly OF Virginia, emit.
tied, An act 10 COMPEL PERSONS seho GUN kaads in
thiS eonit1on1Vedih, to the same to be entered
IN me 6'okS of the eoni1'tissioneys # the rtVenue,
and ior other purposes" Applications % me per,
gonaily, to be made at the office of the General
Court, in Richmond, and letters {post paid) id
dressed to me, either at Richmond, or after my
departure, which will be on the 18th day of Oci
next) at Lexington, III Kentucky, will be prompt
~ attended TO, Those conhding business to my
care, may rely on the utmost punctiality in its x
ecution, OF which the most satisfactory testinaoa
"Ials can be gwen. CARTER IT, DREW
Sep ember IL. If
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Richmond, July TO-

4 AND FOR SAI.E--By virtue of decree
~ OF the Superior Court of Chancary tor the
Richmond District,-wM be oBereatfor sale al
the town of CARA, on :onday the 9th day OF
Angus, next, that valuable TRACT OF LAND
belonging to the estate OF p. erfeld Trent, decd
containing by estimation, 783 acres lying in the
county Of Cumberland, on Willis river and ad
joining the town of Cara, for the purpose OF
raising sum of money therein mentioned, due
and owing to the estate of Alexander Trent
deed the contiguity of this land to the town OF
Cara where there is Merchant Mill, which
will no doubt, in short time be in complete re.
par, and consequently viii require large guam
tty OF wheat, sc. as well as tobacco inspec-
ton-and being at the head of the navigable
waters OF Williss river, render it one of the most
desirable tracts of land in that part of the coun-
try. Added to these, the land is ofexcellent
quality, and well adapted to the culture of to-
baCco, wheat, corn, &c.
Previous to the day of sale, this land will be
laid off in lots, and sold to suit purchasers-and
the terms ofsale liberal, only one third will be
required when the deed is made, and one, two
and three years for the balance Bonds and Sc.
curity will be demanded, secured by deed of
rust ifrequired by the COMMISSIONERS.
July 90. ids
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GALES OF ROUSEHOLD FIJRNTyIIP n

- ALES OF HOUS EROLD FURNITUP E
~ The subscriber has on hand, about S 5000
worth Of excellent MAHOGAN1' HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE, consisting Of Sideboards,
Celleretts, Bureaus, Dining, Card and Tea-Ta.
bles, Sofas. Bedsteads OF every description, Easy
Chairs, Wash stands, Candle stands, Wardro5es,
Ladies Cabinets, Dressing Glasses.
ALSO-Cotts and Mattresses, which will be
offered for sale, at public auction, on Monday the
FIRST October next, at his Ware Room, on the st.
leading to the Governors hodse
The sale to commence at 10 o'clock, & to con.
tinue from day to day, till all are disposed of.
The terms of sale-All sums under so dolls
cash all over so dolls not exceeding 100 dolls
sixty days credit; all sums over 100 dollars, 100
days credit. Notes, with approved endorsers,
will be required.
.JOHN ALC0CK
Sept. 10 tide
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81

nN Friday, tie 28th day of this month, will
~ offered for lease, on the premises towlt
=, Cheste ,'hcd court house, the TAVERN,
PLANTdTION AND MILL, for III term of
one or more y ars This place may be leased pri-
yateiy on or before the above day, by applying to
al; Wniree, IT. living thereon All repairs will
be deducted out OF the lease and further partio,i
lars made known, on appl,cation, or IN The day Of
leasing. Y4L WINFkEE 1r.
WILL WINFREE
Chesterfield CT. House, Sept IL 2tT
N b. Possession given on the 1st Of Oct next
Also, on the same day and place, will be sold,
all tie crop of Cora; Fodder, Straw, III ,usehoid
and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Utensils. and
stock OF al kinds credit of IL months Will be
allowed the purchaser on all sums above ten dol.
lars, and of ten dollars and under, cash.
VfL. WINFPEE
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FROM BORDEAUX.

Erfract IF ieffer from Bordeauc. TO a
merchant in HtS EozOu, da!ed Bordeauc
June 90 1910.
" 1t now appears that the seizure of the
property compromised for with the captors
at Dunkirk, was done, Not as vas stated, by
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U Published bt Thomas Richie, nearly op-
polite the Globe Tavern, Richmond, Virgin;a.
0J CONDITIONS Flee dollars a year, to
Be paid annually in Advance TAose who SUish to
Be considered annual sx6scribers must hereafter
designafe it at the time Of subscribing, otherwise
sheir papers will be discontinued at the expiration
of the first year
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Sep. II.

VALUABLE PROPERTY-FORS SALE -
In pursuance of decree of the circuit court
ofthe u. States, for the Virginia district, pro
nouDced at the Nov 1909. session of that court
Between VIM Kunk.i < Co. plaintiffs, agans,
Thomas m Dcare and others, defendants, and
Dc Teen Serbia Scrophat and Starman, pit ifs
and toe same defendants
W'li be exposed to sale, at auction, at Ca Ira,
In the county ct Cumberland. Oh Monday, the
day OF August lext, that valuable MER-
CHfNT MILL, usually called the Ca liza NJ lis
Tobacco Ware House, Tavern ard other Lots of
Ground at that place Also, all Inc LANDS at
or rear Ca Ira, consisting of 1000 acres and up.
wards, which belonged to James Deane, Thomas
M. Deane and Francis b Deane, or to either of
them, Oh the 20ih day OF March, 1901 Terms of
sale, ten per cent on the purchases to be paid in
casl-A credit o.. one, two and three years for
the residue OF the purchase money, to bear inter
est from the day of sale-the purchaser or pur-
chasers giving bonds, with security, to be ap-
proved by the undersigned commissioners, or
the one that may act, and also executing a deed
OF trust upon the property so purchased for Sc
curing the payment thereof, at the periods afore.
said Previous TO the day of sale, the land will
be divided into convenient lots to suit purchasers
e. COPELAND,
W. C. WILLIAMS, 10'nrs
July II. ids
CT The sale Of the above mentioned proper
ty, is unavoidably postponed till Wednesday the
goth OF next month, at which time it will Ger
Sainly take place.
C. COPELAND,
" WILLIAMS.
August IL. ids
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mo. 50

the authority of the Emperor, and it is conf.
IDENTITY asserted. that compromises rat fed
by the Council OF Prizes, will be respected
by the emperor" e
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dforel.gn
SALEM. Sep. ~,
July 81.

SALEM. Sep. ~.
While the Spring bird lay a, ST. John de
Luce, the extreme town on IN F reuch lines,
there Passed into Spain about $50 600 F. Gu
troops. aud The day before he sailed 80, 600
were passing the bridge in sigu,.