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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-14
Mr. MONROE To Nh. YosrER.
DtfartDsent II SfGie, July is, lail.

SIg,
have had the honor 20 receive your not.
respecting the late rencounter between tS
American frigzte the President. and Hls Bn-
tznnic Majesty's sloop of war the Little Bcl:
II IS very satisfactory to End that you re-
ceiyed the communication which had TIE
honor TO make 10 you. In our first interview ~
the subject of your enquiry relative to thz' ~.
fortunate occurrence, in the sInicabie sp:".
n which Il was intended. Although the e.
eitement which bad been produced BY PREF
Gus and recent aggressions, PARTICULAR y
the impressnen. Of American ci,izcIs ,'o'1
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-14
AFFAIR OF THE LITTLE BELT.
Ral,imsrs, June 25.h 1871.

EGGIR5Te, June Zo!a iS 4.
SIR.
| have the honor 70 enclose the copy of an
Official letter addressed to Rear Admiral Saw
yer, by Captain Bingham, commanding his
Majesty's s.oop the Little Belt, which contains
an account Of the late engagement between
that ship and the American frigate President.
In thus communicating TO YOU without or
ders from his Majes,y's government: this DO
cnment, which in the most essential fact dbl
fers 81 materially from that of Commodore
Rodgers. trust that this government viii
receive it as a proof of the sincere desire
which exists with me, to open the way 10 an
aelica5le arrangement of question which
NAV arise cut of this unfortunate affair. when
i, Shall be known to his Majesty's govern
ment.
have the honor to be, with the highest res
pec,, sir, your most obedicnt humble ser
want,
Up. MORIER.
TIE Hon. Jams M3nroe, &c. &c.
His afa;esty's sloop Little Belt, May 2lst.
1911. Latitude SIS. s. North, Longitude /,
- West, Cape Charles, bearing West zs
miles.
SIR,
beg leave to acquaint you, that in pursu-
ance of your orders to join his Majessy's ship
Guerrero, and being on my return from the
Northward, not having Eiien In with her !;
that al about IL A. VI. MAY 18th, saw strange
sail, TO which Immediately gave chace- Al
IP. NJ. discovered her TO DC man OF war.
apparently frigate standing TO the Eastward
who, when ne made Us out, edged away for
Us and set his royals-Cnade the signal, and
fading i, not ANSWERED.. concluded she was
an American frigate, as be had Commodore
blue pendant flying AT the nizin-hoisted the
colors and made all sail South. the course
intended steering round Cape Hatteras, the
stranger edsing away. but lot making any more
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-14

Mr.. MONROE TO Mr.. FosTER.
Detartment Of Size, Oct. %, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-28
CUhole No. 7O5.

their kind have been lost, and the renen-
bra1ce of them perisbed a. though they
Re'Gr bad been, the volume Of divine truta
remains unimpaired, BY means of The origin
al tongues being no where spoken, go thas
though trahslatiot may be erroneous, yet
recurrence to the original will always ser
us right.
We sec here also The wisdom of Gods
providence n bringing about his PURPOSES
6y means wholly hsygnd tie stretch of r1or.
tai comprehension. In consequence Of the
introduction Of ether language the knowl-
edge OF the Scriptures was confined to 4 fec
until The translations we're commenced, bur
though by This mean the common neopl-
were ignorant for while, vet their mjnds
were thereby prepared 10 receive the word
with thsnkiulness and without cavilliur
These means therefore, though dark and
mysterious m themselves were endowed ~
usher N the clear light of Gospel truth nm.
der which we live, and when we duly con-
slider how much higher Gods ways az tLs-
our ways, and his thoughts than cur thoughts
well may we exclsim in the language of,he
Apostle % the depth Of the riches both W.
the wisdom and knowledge Of God how
unseErchsble are his judgments, and hiz
ways past finding out" In contemplation W
this fruitful subject man feels his own little
ness, and amid all the pride and pleasure az
deep research, and Minute investigation "
constrained to say "such knowledge is too
wonderful tor ne, and touching the AL
mighty we cannot find him outs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-28
GODFREY WHEATON


70 BE LIT,
ONB Half IF ccuptnient DWELLING.
- HoU II, hiuated IN Fore lreet- Enquire
a TIE GhzgTTE- OFgIcE. o. 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-28
TO ELIZA 9 T...


On reading her fast celebrated Wor&, " III
1maTaafh."
When first your volume caught my eye,
VIVA " Am4raHth" for tile
lis WON ans lrumpery, gays /,
Ant woman ca,f, but write Ill.
Bn when read The wonderous page,
Without single flaw In,
Harmonious, erudite, profound,
Pathetic, and tear drawing
Can this be True, says I, o. can
Her form Illusion fling in?
Can mighty oaks from acorns grow,
Or credit from Psalm singing
Upon the tshoie--posteior
Generations this shan set by;
And oft The doi'rCus page WILDE
Drops sympathetic vet BY.
was delighted, rssd refn'd,
And to it took liking;
Fer certain passages thought
Were wonderfully striking.
Especially the story which
. True YOU call'd Maria,
I'm sure no one while reading tbst
Can say my eyes stiIl dry are"
The " Amaranth"a fandament-
al work will be considered
Aud True ! hope tie way ofisme
By you Will long be rid hard
3UNDORUS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-28
NATHAN WINSLOW.


EfAS for fale AZ 7s.s7isb Ki17Bars fore,
: 4 jan below the Haym4rket, be(t of
Wntey Trained OIL,
with which familie' can be furniled, put up
- TN CANTSTERs Of any fze, very con-
venien' FOR filing Lamps -Likewife, gener-
al aliorfmcnt Of Japaned, Br4fs and FLYER pla
Ted LAMPS
lie has alto for fac large aGorment Of
COTTON FdCIORT GOODS.
Thcle "ho wifi to rurchaf- by whoIefaIe or
retail can be fuPplied on very advantageous
terms
s bags Of ben retailing COTTON
3 eaiks Spefmaceti OIL
60 boxes Spernaoe.i CANDLES.
TIE infcrms the public that be carries on
he
Sap and Candle Manua610ry,
IN the ltone building in C,ten Frsa, where
purcbairrs can be luppIied with rhole arucles
Of a hyperion quality He has procured one
If The belt wofkmen in the country to fuper-
Iutend the bu6neis, who viii couliaatly at.
tsnd A, the Factory sb Go 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-28
Medical Lectures.

IiSdANdl LCCluTeS.
4 liz winter c0uTfes Of Lecture, IN the
Malics' initruttion, ct IA, va,d Usire,f
y viii tie commenced III Eohou III The an
Wedneid-y 20 Novrmher, and continue daily
Tor rlI ee months, il
and Midwifery, ~ dos
Ihtmilt-y aud Niatefia hIediea, IS lois
Theory and Practice cf Pbylc, Is dolls.
C'micai Medicine. Is dol,
lie students who attend The Clinical hro.
ieiior wall have an opportunity Of obfervirc
dieaie and Tie treatment oft EN- ia rbe Hot.
PitaI IT he Aims houle ard the attendants ON
The Anatomical Protectors will enjoy an equal
opportunity for feeling operations and (utpi.
ca. Practice, with ut any additional fee.
"a library has been founded by WARp
NICHOLAS BoTLsTeH, Efq for the uie Of STU.
ceuts ia this in!lituuon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-28

II : THIS Do, And LEVE
q The iianid, low, inGpid praSlice IF fome
pby6c,aus, . alnol a. dangerous a. the
h,d. unwsrrssted ewpir'cilm Of o,he7a; TINE
.al oppor unify, ueser 20 be resat0ed, are
ores lol by he former; whiit he ater, by
a5he6, tends you off The e ~ IN moment.
HUIaAM
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-28

g Ind u zpas written ~ He5,ezg and Gyeel ~
Latin"

" Ind Il zgas written u He5,esv and Gyeel md
Latin"
How wonderful are The purposes Of God.
Infinite wisdom is most gloriossly Displayed
III al his works, more especially such ss
concern his peculiar people and Church.
Il IS sad in the text that Plate wrote a
title TO ,,ut o. the Cross OF our Saviour, ard
il was written in Hebrew md Greek and
Latin These were the original tong ues
~ which the Scriptu e were wli.ten Tie
old Tests Tflsnt Was written m Hrbrc VI, lie
nv Tes' amem ~ Greek, and ihe wrongs
OF the pFirnAti,s fathers generally III Latin
Very soon sfer tfc completion Of ~ "a.
cred Canon these languages ceased 70 he
spoken, and The Holy scriptures have been
thas preserved in ,liei- original state, ard
IA nded down 70 rs III their p1is inc purity.
Had these iangus ges been spoken ~ I'll lie
leeraed world TIL ibis time. il "a highly TO-
bab.e that the improve rents e Civilized a.
ges, AMI The variation cf rlialect common to
these latter d,ye would nave 80 obscured
tic clear light Il The dime word thai il
you'd be extremely difficult Il not .mpossl
b e n gain rue In wt0dye Of origin
al meanins Of Scriptu.e c. These f4cti aG =. d
addaionat proof III the train Of tie sacred
wruings. for the preserSalUn of Nhich TIE
hand 81 God has been syideny stretched
sat. White o.b-: W * u real matt II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-28
Original pOstry.
THE TEAR.

THE TEAR.
When the heart Of the Maniac ia bursting
with grief,
AMI the bosom is swOln with an@t sh
severe
q tLere ought THAI can yield the pe9S sdf-
tcIer relief
All yes, there's relief in the warm. gush-
ing Tear.
When the delicate mouFner, bereft and for.
saken.
Still clngs 70 the Hope, once 50 cher
ish'd and dear
II there's ought ReSigHaf.Oa's calm smile 10
awaken,
IT'S the feeling which sparkles IN Sym
pdthy's Tear.
When the heart broken wretch, with his
guIlt is oppressed,
When even his trembling Hope is but
Fear;
When Conscience is planting the thorn in his
'Tis Renitence bsthes the deep wound with
Tear.
While far from his home. from bis kindred
atar,
He trolls some rude song, his dull labor
10 cheer;
The ses-blsst, which sweeps BY the warm.
hearted Tar.
On his brown cheek, congeals the unbid.
den Tear.
For lhus Nature exclaimed, with generous
heat,
When she gave the rich boon, to Us wan
derers here;
The heart that can't feel. IS unworthy to
beat,
" And that eye should be clos'd, which
ne'er glow'd with Tear"
I.
When in Death reeline. may my name be
enrolTd
In the sigh which escapes, from the bo-
som sincere;
And off - tie tale " my life shall be told,
hfsy each Error he biotted BY ChaJlty's
Tear.
May no fcots,ep disturb the repose Of nj
Grave,
But If 5 me fond Friend should be linger-
ing near;
May the sad, dropping willow, which DER
me shall wave,
Be bedew'd, morn and night, with AfFee-
tons warm TER. J.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-28
MARCUS QUINCY


INFORMS b. fcierd, and the ca5fc. rsar,s
- ~ 'sAsn The building bs'opgiry ~ Ar
80 go Goldman, neIt % Mr. Ratilys barber's
4. "e'u q FsrtLaaf Pier, Fyt9rsef, where
s'''' 'Of lle general aGarinies, If
~ ara 1foiad PaE.tc, Y CE.
d, ~, = 0o'ia with IulIicien, quantity w
~; ~s . reader il r ard proper 70 be uf.d
800 '-1e q honIss, 1oofs, czbins II gege's. &c
49,; 4 'eaed On AZ good and lnch !, will
4. - 49, L'<eWle psiui hrulhe,, Clal,. t1c.
ass .o's,.oef expects to fpend ecnlidcr.
~ y ~ i rs time IN The hop re will be 4
par "a sN'''''.f'dA'e lhofe perf9us that may
any, painting a. chars. cheers, tables.
al; NJ 10y cco'ir', or any others a. may hsss
ia, lac' ,PoJer lie val coaurue The Dzipt-
'ape's Is formerly.
open. i re- 49, mole who stay have accounts
n, \. I r 70 favour or against him n rrfi
-- '1'aefor fett'eneu, or CAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-28

INFORMS bis friends and tie pubIic thai re
has taxed fand IN Mr. Horizons zcw
bsiek tore, on Mzine iireef, az The head CT
t'fFc--ssresl, sa1 tias ope1e8 IN enhFs rev
Rock, comPrihng 4 complete aiiortmtnt CT
W5f-I1kia G55a5, Gr.csyie5, &c.
among which are :Ae following
C0gniAc 3 andy = Holland Gin
American d0--Oid jamaica SPIRITS
St. ~ roiK and antigua Rum
Madeira. sherry, II ibgn, Port aDI Malaga
WINES
Arui.eel- C0-dials-C Cider Vusgzr
tiyion, Ycuug Hgoa, II ZION AN, 5Ouchoug
and .BoEea less
Lc5f, Lump, Havana white anl brown, and
Well india Sugs.s
Wech's 10 1 sEd Chocc'q,c
ChccOl4.e She.Is-kice-- GruuLd &C.
fePper--GrOu do-CiaEer- giinen;o
BoH and csiS R4ins-Tu7kgy Figs
C4r%aay aeed- Canary do %u'megs
CiVves-- COMMONWEALTH ErsH ih Muflard
CAJehDe--O4t Me4l--Pearl 5ary-Curant.
j. dan Almonds Ground Nuis-Pilbers
S.y-Catiup-gt le Geiey- Capers
q tve Ol-Prettry "iLLiUr * lar Soap
" athasi.s--Ssdrch-moud 9, dfp'f CsIelts
SPe-mJcsi Oh allie S4it-tutry Mats
Floor Bi UIhrs- bf0, ms--1ierss- Indigo
S-it feuc--h < Pa~oet pee Buffers
7r rder aLot AID Fhn;s-Leg Wood
Rei tFOu' -IIIic- AEum- vi operas
su'recr- RsI Brmloae
C5U0l E-G .-5oI Csrd,-Ftur
Ce4r t-aN--u4c n- Coffee Mo4hes
-. M, ~ lIl az %srs
Bees w-z- Laoe.y I2EUw-Co:;on, SC
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-28
Ioha 2. Thurlton,

IL. rea sA1F, III No. 8, tssze Of Rozv.
eooo b, ben retailing COFFEE
- chef, frit quality Souehons, Hyfcn
skin aoI Young Hg'on fRAS
ODD boxes brown so AP
irD bAr5sis Wilmington TAI
% duo Gear, Bone Mid!ing aud Prime
p0AK
ID dino fIcerdne FLOUR
- aasss havana Brown SUGARS
- d.no Mould cANDLEI. Tar re- aitiog
j p,ee rrai Coyaiac Brandy, 4Jh proof
Is ea!k, EngIiih NAILS
20 dcr. 90 Mackers ZINES
Also
fae recsigsI WfRR.4NTED ANCHORS
Asn 900 10 1900 ,bs. It Nav ts
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-28
american Manufactured Goods

american Manufactured Goods
No. 7, Mt6ty',- RsyO.
FOGEPH POPE, agent for airy q B,o-ea,
j Of Providence, who Keep han conitzutly
tlppiied frem their long known aud well e.
tabiilhed Factory Z, Paw uekes, with gem
egal afcrtment Of
Hm6rican Cotton Go9as,
CoAssTiNo Oe
Sins'e Warn Tor Warp and Filing
ss5 dreaded White K cUlor'd Stocking Yarn
Whlge and coOfed fewing CottoDs
Shi,iings -Shee;ings-- Checks-stTipes
Gingh 4ms-Cham5rsys Ticking, Sc
- Shopkeepers ia town aud country and
people IN general who with 70 furndh them.
iciqes with the above aricies, viii be lup-
PiieI a: he attory prices.
18th mo. % I'M
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-28
JAMES CHADBOUKN

- specifically Informs has friends and
former CIiiomers, thar be has recon-
aenceJ bUdreis az the new Brick Store. head
of UGion Greet erected on the fpot where the
fore Of J. Chadb&ru, & Co. (deilroyed by
hreJ Eormerly Good where he offers whole
ise and retail, general afortmcnt Of
HgjE-lHdil G00GS AMI Groceries,
among which are - Rum. Brandy and Gin of
different qua'i.iea-Nladei,a Lifbon, sherry,
VidoEia. Po-r and NAaga Wines Loaf aud
Drown Sugaf-Lunp do--Hycon, Hyfonfkin
and Souchong Teas-Flour and Candles Rice
Raitins; Figs; Punes Corn Brooms, Sieves !;
Tobacco; stone Jugs sperm Oil Ioufe u
ffsarth 3ruihes; Mats Bzcon Cloves !;
Mace Cinnamon; Ginger; Pepper Muf-
tatd O&tn a%i, Nltnegs; W.ndl0r and Bar
Soap; Wsih Balls; Table SsIf; Malt Pow
der and ShOS; salt petre; BrinR0ne A.
inm ADD CopPeraa Redwood ana LorwooL /;
FiLegAT No, aud Chocolate; Ba5erry
Iaiio'v; Bees Wax Starch; Pearl harley:
iorden Almonds; Nuts Of various kinds; o.
i've o. Sa.i Fih, SC SC &C
- he ABOVE are pari of cool abort
meut 81 Goods which he cffers for faIc on 4.
Ts~ionabe terms AZ articles CT he like Quality
can be rurchaGed elfswhere.
Po,tlIA5 AaR.g ~, 1911. II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-28

THE Subfcri5er, nav.
4 ISG ABANDONED Hfs
DESIGN % EsTABLHHING
4 Pass N Portl4ud-
coniiuues the practice Of
Phy6c, v,a5 aT7, and
on -e1isHabis ~ ~ from
which arduous fuit,
10 trivial ccai1efation,
ihsll be permitted 70 al
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-28

var bis m.nt. tie pays particular atientiOn,
10 sssilitatsi aud aerVsz 10! q, aud fuch as are
hnaGe5 ~ eossu@fhVs aud S,fJzusis ses1 slliats,
and atyisasi eoiif
Though FAR from whiting to derog.te from
he 1tg esrssi reputation Of any zssizsg gss,:ls-
rs living; his recent advertisements vii tef-
rfy. thar be has no, lcruP!ed 70 "a, hinlelf
q pu with thofs Ct The fseslly, who tand
fsPu;ed (aiid JULY no doubt) As The CLINT,
Of Their proftiIion with whom il remains to
difTedit his pIesenGons, Il they are fallGcious
Or chimerical.
JOSHUA LEAVTTT.
S7rig Pet, Ps'dsad, dgg 7, 1911. (tD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-28
WESr.INDIA GOODS.

FoR faie by the fubferihsr, at hi. flore in
: Foe frat, nearly oPPoGie the tsad Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-02

we may expcc,, az an early day, to receive
Information of the manner in which he had
been able TO execute his instructions in IA
king possession OF the territory West OF the
Perdido.
TNanonai InfeMgeneer.
"Enclosel you Will rer Give copy OF lei.
ter from Don Vincent Foch, Gov. General OF
the Floridas, bv which you will perceive that
our trade in this quarter is released from the
burdens under which il has heretofore been
oppressed.
" We are annoyed with another Barr pro-
ject against the SDaniards. II is headcd by
a Mr. Kemper OF Baton Rouge,and Mr.. Ken
nedy Lawyer Of this pgce. They have in.
weighted many OF our uniformed citizens a
cross the National boundary. where they have
few days since, raised their standard, and
are preparing to attack the town OF Mobile"
SIR,
In conformity to tie wishes Of the govern
men, of the Cnitcd States, as expressed by
their Secretary at War IN his letter. copy
| OF which you have presented me, and in con-
| secrcncc Of negotiations which have every
I reason 10 believe are now pending between
lis Ca,holi,k Majesty's aud your government,
| which am fully persuaded, will speedily
| place the Floridas in the possession Of the
iauer; hereby declare, tha, from this date
no duties whatsoever shall be levied or co-
iected at this place, or within this district (in
c!uding Pascgaola) on ony vessel, goods or
merchandise, belos. .,ing TO any citizen of the
United States, or their territories, or any
person residing in either, or passing to or
from the Mississippi territory
| Ia consequence of this friendly step which
the Spanish go,ernme n, gives as an unequiv.
ocal proof Of their desire to maintain a goot
understanding with the United States. hop,
,hei~ government will employ its forces tc
dissipate the ,roubies fomented and projected
| Wy ,hcirai'izens
May God preserve you many years
(Siened) V. FOLCH.
Mobile, Nov 25,h, 1910.
! Capt L. p GAISEs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-02

KEEP from me places might hli
~ iih honour 10 myself and nation,
Though now I'm in private station,
D.om'd With tue ecmniCn herd 10 run
And made the butt oil ali their fun.
Patrons adieu may plenty crown your
boards
With every luxury our cline affords,
And the productions of our nau,e soil,
Richly reward The arlour Of your toll
Nav each successive year more happy prove,
Till uni, ersal harmony and love
Shall, in one bond of union. all mankind
Include, and gose,n iy a common mind.
OFce cfshe Rtede-IshndRe-l
buticuh, January i, 1871.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-02
DEPARTMENT OF SrATE,
Dec. ~, 1915.

Persons interested in American property,
captured by Danish cruizsrs, and detained In
the ports Of Denmark and Norway, are re.
quested to transmit to this Department, with
out delay. the proofs nee .sssry to establish the
validity of their respective claims.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-02

NSSisSJW IerTFo,y'
!taprcars w pubIicnion in the Matches
Wceklv Chronicle, that a project exists in
hat territory tor csling q convention 20
form state constitutions 10 be presented TO
Congress with ceues, "a be admitted irto
a., "rou rs u state. Cnr Object is not now
10 con,mcn, on the imprudcnce OF territory
rprolc'ing he unirp with prayer in one
,anG tnd threat in the other, bui 10 rotice
pc following sentence 1--WE know that
considerable degree OF il i,t,ion EXISTS in
~ shinsi againA this territory" New
tits osscrlirn is M. ,rrsnted by yfact Prrju-
dice cannot be sccpcssd TO exist in the Ike
cu,ive department. agains, particuar Terri
tory md ss f9r as the Legislature is con-
ccined in,hc impun,ion, they have eyinced
+ Nv ihs aren,iop which hey have, for the las,
three years AT least, bestowed on that terrific
ry.a disposition perfectly contrary 20 that seit
20 exist. There has perhaps vihin aperioe
before mentioned. been more time devoted b,
Congress To the affairs OF the Mississippi ter
ri'ory than to those of all the other territories
put together. lBIp
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-02

LutHpICk St1iiheHy LVu..V
~yNHt. drawing OF The IreaeefevOo ca'ho.
4 hck S,pixary Lottery, third Class, WI.
pus,tiyciy commence oh the ist MONbh.
of Nisrcn next, sickness or deash excsp'ea'}
Persons having drawn Tickets in the p'escnt
Class, and who have neglected taking on, NE
same, arc hereby r.qu, stcd to Call immcdi..
a,ely, or they will be scaled up and iodscd
with the Town Clerk of this town, io' ths
benef, OF those persons only who purchasod
their uck.ls OF the Managers or sonc person
legally authorized by them TO sell the sanio'
PARDON TiLLlNGKAST,
THOMAS FRY, 01Snagsrs'
GEORGE CARD, sf
UrTlCKE1S may be bad OF either os
the Managers, and at the Oilice OF the Fhede'
Lsiard Republican. If called for soon.
Esst.Csreenwich, Dec. ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-02
NOTICE.

THE Co.Partnersbip between DAVID RODMAN,
& co. was dissolved on the IOth Of li;b month
nv mutual consent The business will be still car.
RED on by Darud Rsdnaan who has on hand. ava W.
tends Keeping ''r ,Ie o.,ono .'., &c snnJ o,,,;,y
- DAVID ROOLtN,
No. las, ThAG'cs-stsces.
Newport, LIST no. I'd, 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-02

The following is an extract Of letter from
gentlemen Of high responsibility and inteiii.
gence in Mississippi territory. dated Nov. IS.
II has Teen calculated that Gov. Claiborne
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The bodies Of the Captain and Mate, Of the Span
ish brig Minerva, which was wrecked, the even
ing of the oath ait Brntons Rect, have been dri.
ven on shore and necenty inferred in the family bur-
jal ground of the late Covernour CoLLIvs.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
IT. HH Subscribers having commenced business
i under the firm of
ANTHONY & HISCOX,
Offer for sale at their Store, on the Ferry.H hart.
opposite Mr.. BENJAMIN Wbishtmaa's, agcnuine As
sortment OF Groceries, which they intend 10 sell as
low as can be purchased in town.-Ibey Solicit the
patronage of the pubiick.
The smallest favour will be gratefully aeknow'edged
HENRY ANTHONY,
JOHN 8. HiSCOX.
Newport, Jan. 9, 1871.
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PUBLIC X NCTlCE.
A. s the business ci the subscriher VIII
~ hereafter, be transacted under the Finn or

II. A. So q. H. Ieoan,a.
all those indebted him, or having unadlusted de'
mands against him are requested "a cal ior mr. e
diste settlement. Those Who are indebted TO tie
Post -OiFce for smali amounts IN stearskes ci posts
,pe an newspapers, ietcis, 6sc. are requested also
TO MAKE plymeA without dela,,ss th, trouble OF css
Ing on them in person csnnot he attended 10 Lo'H
standing accounts, notes and arrears ~ ros'pGs "W
be mdscrmstcl, pros, cu,,,l unless PAD lrr,dlae.
ly. The subscribe, hopes that TIM notice ny, DO
accept, asa susacien, apology Tor IN, prosecutions
tha, may be con, invnoed without fpr,tci ;dN,,,
R.istol, Dec. 70 i, iJNNNh
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THAT pIcasantlv i-ua'ed HOUSE.
No II. Prospect fIiil, formerly occupied by
=, go, p.rrp Said House contains ttefy
go se1o,, nods,lnh vel OF good vt'er gss-
d., &c &c. Fos fus,ller ?ArtiriI'ais, srr't TO
ue., AoSEpA BhiGGe
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5 Boxes hesh Turkey FIGS, al la
Gents per ID. sea84l.tsr
1000 do. do, HAVANA ORANGES,
CSsk best shrub,
just received and for sale Nv aass.
CHARLES CrGCEsHALL
No. l44, rhAmsss,reet