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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-28
May g..
3taW I'm
Fifty Dollars Reward,

Will be given to any person who will APP
prehcnd and deliver to the subscriber in this
place, CHARLES THOMPSON, white
man, about feet high, between As and so
years of age. His dress was very shabby
when he left this place The said Charles
Thompson absconded in consequence Of hay-
ing given my brother, Zachariah Goddard, a
severe blow on the head with handspike,
which it is seriously apprchended will prove
a mortal wound. All persons are earnestly
entreated to use such meaus as may he in
their power 10 Bring this villain to condign
punishment.
Edward Goddard.
Georgetown, Ca. Mry 1913 st
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-28

May 2, 1911.
NOTICE is hereby given the Stockho'd-
~ ers Of the Bank of.Potomac, that d.
yidend of four per cent on the capital stock,
Gor the last six months, has been declared,
and will be paid them or their representa-
tiyes, on Tuesday mex the 7th instant.
BY order Of the Board,
Charles Page, Cashier.
May 1. @a""
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-28
C. A u T | O N.
December IS.

HAVING suffered very great inconvenl-
ence and loss, from the repeated and habhual
trespasses committed on my property eH-
tending from the south end of the town to
Hunting Greek am constrained to forbid
in the most pointed manner, all persons
whatsoever, from ranging, shooting, or o.
therwise trespassing within my sad enclo-
sures The laws will! be rigidly enforced In
case this notice shall be disregarded, since l
can no longer tolerate the wasteful and wan.
ton inroads upon my fences and cultivated
fields, which have for some time been sub
jected to.
]. H. Hooe.
No., 90 cost
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-28

NADER FOR SALE.
We have Just received few hundred W.T.
of the first quality Madden So
Bryan Hampson and 90.
Also on sH.AND,
A few hogsheads 4th proof OLD 'a'iSi''
Spirits.
Do. Sd proof Antigua do
40 barrels New England Kun.
pipes London Particular Madeira Madeira <
do. do. do. Tensritte,
? do old Lisbon, rs
8 do. Sicily Madeira, %
IL quarter casks Malaga ;.
A few hundred pounds Spanish Aote Ind
go, oscrocer;es Of
the best kind.
aIao, quantity of Ground Liverpool and
Lisbon Salt. :, o
TO FIVE bushels each.
March I (.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-28
Is. PISE,

HIS the honor to inform the Ladies ana Gen
temen Of alexandria,
T1HAT he intends to remain III 'nis .i' -
/ if he finds little cncoufa scilie 49, -
his profession. He will will take Ten S oemo.
lars TO teach them DRdWING, at MS mousse
f f Eirh: Dollars per Quarer-Half quar-
~. ia in adyance--snd as many tor the
E.sn r Tongue, at Seven Dollars per quar-
ter-~Half Quarters paid in advance. tie WIN
n.oIect nothing for the Improvement OF MS
Pupils in both branches. -:.c, street.
a. 49, Place ofhis residence Falrtax'slree''
Joo,s below Mr.. Hunter, ship carPen'
ter. d3t#
Nav 25, ----------~
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-28
For Sale ON reasonable Terms,

For Sale ON reasonable TERMS
vAIITAblE Piece of LAND, con-
4 taininr Ore Hundred Acres, lying
Immediately on the LeesOurs ro n,;les from
County. Virginia, about len m,,Ts there
aIexaalria, and Seven to Ceorge'o"Mn s.dow
j. about Thirty Acres OF pnme Tic m n
= and n with sufficient supply OF m1e' y y
SUPPORT s, the place, For TERMS Apply %
Minor OF A''N"' WILLIAM MINOR,
Near the Premises
tawtf
Anril A.,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-28
SPRING GOODS.

JOSEPH JdE.NEf
Has lust received handsome assortment
, of SPRING GOODS. .c
Nav Z -
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Bank of Potomac,

May g
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-05-09
PHILApELPHIA, May I.
SINK, BURN, PLUMBER AND
DESTROYI
CHS MAJESTY LOVES THE
AMERICANS!im

Arrived yesterday afternoon, the
French privateer brig Diligent, c apt.
Grsssin, from cruize. According
to the captains account, he has put in,
IN distress, having encountered Sc.
we're gale, in which she suffered con-
siderably in her spars and rigging, and
threw her guns overheard, though It
is strongly suspected that her guns are
safely deposited in her hold. Fifteen
days since, she captured the Bri,i.h
brig Lady Carlton, of and for Belfast,
from Jamaica, and sent her Tor port
in France.
The arrival of this privateer in the
Delaware, caps the climax of Insult
and lmpudence, as she is the same that
captured, on the 21st of February last,
the ship Hebe, Ogle, Of this port, and
the barque Gedeon, Coffin, of n. Y.
which vessels being chiefly in ballast,
she was on the point of sinking, but
was pre- vented by the captains ransom.
ing the first for 10000, and the latter
for 5000 dollars, for which they gave
their bonds. Whether captain Gras-
SIN has come to demand payment Of
his bonds, or whether he only wishes
to takeI-a survey of the rich ships ON
the eve of sailing from thi port, in or
derto make some more captures after
he has experienced American hospi-
tality, are questions of serious import.
1t is to be hoped that the laws of our
country will be appealed to on this oc.
casioD. Either the laws are able to
protect the persons and property of
the citizens from plumber and rapine,
or they are not. 1t is high time that
this fact should be ascertained.
Freeman's Journal.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-05-09

Yorke arrivs d from England.--In or
der to deceive our piquets, Massena
attempted ruse de guerre, by placing
efhgies, dressed in uniform, with mus
kets, in front Of his entrenchmsnts it
was, however, soon detected, and on
orders beirg given for our arms to
advance, they discovered that The cue
my had made precipitate retreat,
leaving behind great part OF his bag
gage, gun carriages, camp equipage.
sc. Exaggerated accounts as to the
number of the reinforce ments receiv.
ed by Lord Wellington, added to their
own necessities, are supposed TO have
determined the adoption OF this despe-
raieexpedient.
When the intelligence reached
lisbon, his lordshjp had been three
days in pursuit. These accounts are
corroborated by number of private
letters with which we have been fa-
vored /; they state that several Skin.
mishes had taken place between our
van and the French rear-guard, in
which number of prisoners had fall.
len into our hands; that the streets of
Santarem were filled with dead horses,
baggage, gun carriages, &c.-from the
latter circumstance it is supposed they
had buried the greater part of their
artillery, the Latlness of the roads rem
deEd their conveyance impracticable.
Airport was, likSwiae prevalent at
Lisbon, that theySpaniards had inter-
cepted an imgensk convoy of biscuit,
destined fos Masskna's army. The
respectable quarter Nrom which we
derive our informatidp, prompts us
to entertain the pleasing hope of be.
ing able TO lay it before our readers
in an Official shape in the course of a
few days, as cutter was waiting at
Lisbon for the purpose of bringing
home dispatches from lord Welllng-
tom"
Orders were received at Plymouth
ont Friday, for all the royal artillery in
rtledistrict, with the exc ption of two
companies, to prepare for immediate
embarkation for Portugal, together
with other reinforcements to a consi.
derable extent
Newly papers have arrived to
the 22d ult. They mention the sci.
znre at New, York of several Ameri.
can vessels in consequence of the Pre-.
siasni's proclamation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-05-09

resources, is only na'ional folly. 1t
fosters errors and inspires hopes that
may lead TO the most disastrous re-
suits. But believing that my fellow
citizens are as virtuous as any people
on the face OF the earth; that they pos
sess the most abundant resources, a.
least for self-defence, and that they are
now and ever Will be ready to exert
them whenever they shall consider
their exertion polite, can view no.
thing as more criminal, or as more
loudly demanding reprobation, that
the incessant attempts made to defame
the national character.
Solrmnly Impressed with this con.
victior, shall steal few moments
FROM busy life, to discharge what !
consider solemn duty.
SOLON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-05-09
/" PLYMOUTH, March %.

Last night arrived the Ganges, ~,
capt. Douglass, in 10 days from Lis
bon. She brings the following impor-
tant int liigenct.-That Massena, had,
on the 4th of March. broken up his
camp at Santarem, aud fallen back to-
wards Spain, leaving part of his camp
equipage hind, and that part of the
light troops of Lord Wellingion's ar.
my were continually harrsssing the
rear OF Massena's. The Portuguese
Ordinauza had intercepted and cut off
800 wagons of bread, destin, d for
Massena's army. This sudden retreat
OF Massena is supposed to be on his
hearing Of the arrival Of the reinforce
meut Of 5000 men with Rear Admiral
Sir ]. Yorke. We are happy to state
our army was in excellent health, and
our sick and convalescents were com .
fortably lodgad in BeIom Palace, a
convent fitted up as an hospital. Mas
sena, as rusc deguerre, previous to
his retreat, filed up some soldiers
jackets with straw, with a hat and cap,
as eentinels, but this was soon disco
-vered, and did not prevent an imme.
date pursuit. The enemy it is suppo.
sed have buried their artillery, as the
roads are now impossible for heavy
artillery"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-05-09
have the honor to be, Sc
THOMAS GRAHAM, Lieut.. Gen.
MASSENA's RETRAT.

About 8 O'Clock On Saturday after
noon, the Telegraph announced to the
admiralty, the following brief but i'm
portant intelligence from Plymouth -
plymouth Telegraph.
Massena retreated from Santarem,
Lord Wellington in pursuit-5th of
March [perhaPs l. th March, as there
is wrong signal before the 5th] Can
net arrived"
The above intelligence was imme-
dlalely tran shifted to the Lord Nav.
or by Mr.. Yorke, in the following let
ter -
"Mr. Yorke presents his compli-
ments to the lord Mayor, and has the
honor to transmit, for his Lordship's
information, the copy of a Teiegraphic
dispatch just received"
We Immediately communicated the
important dispatch in a second edit
on.
All yesterday the public were in
great impotence for the arrival of the
offici al dispatch from Lord Wellington,
but though the facts of the retreat of
the enemy and our pursuit, are UNI
doubted, no omcial dispatches have
yet arrived from Lord Wellington.
II is not the Cannot but the Ganges,
one of Sir Joseph Yorke's squadron,
that is arrived.--Sir Joseph himself
was on the Start yesterday The fol-
lowing are the accounts we have recei.
we'd this morning. Government have
not yet received the Official particulars
but they arc hourly expected
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-05-09
NArcHrz, (Miss. TERI Feb. Is.
Freeman's Journal.

NATcHEz, (Miss. Ter.) Feb. IS.
Extract of a Ie':.r from Col. ]. CALI.
er, to his exceIlency David Holmes
Governor of this territory, dated
Tombigbee, Washington County,
January Is, 1911.
" In obedience to the orders I re-
ceived from you in December last,
repaired with all possible dispatch to
the post Of Fort S,oddert, and handed
lieut.. col. Sparks the packet you en-
trusted to Wy care. Shortly after my
arrival, | received from col. Sparks
orders 20 raise the FIVE companies
which were organized under my CON.
mand, which orders are herewith en-.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-05-09

earnestly Recommending to his Majesty's
gracious notice For promotion, Brevet Lieut..
Colonel Browne, Major OF the 23tb foot.
Brevet LIEUT. Col Noreos,, Major of the
95th, Major Duncan, Royal artillery, Ma
jor Cough of he 8Sth, Major the Hon T..
Acheson, of the 9th, and capt Birch OF the
Royal Engineers, all in the command OF
corps or detschments on this memorable
service and confidently hope that the
bearer Of this despatch, captain Hope Ito
whom refer your Lordsbip for further
mitted to lay the eagle at his majes,y's
feet.
have the honor to be, SC.
THOMAS GRAHAM.
! PS beg leave to add, that two Spa.
nish officers, captains Miranda s Naugh-
ton, attached to my stat, behaved with the
utmost iutrepidity.
ISLE DE LEON, March 10, 1911.
My Lord,
have the honor to transmit to
your Lordship the return of the killed and
wour ded in the action OF the 5th inst and
have the satisfaction to add, that the
wounded, in general, are doing well.
by the best account that can be collec !.
ted from the wounded French fhcers, the
enemy had about 5000 men engaged. Their
! loss by reports from Chiclana, in killed.
! wounded and prisoners, is supposed to a.
mount to 5000. have no doubt of its be-
ing very great.
Transmit too a return of the ordnance
in our possession and also the most accu-
rate note that can be obtained of prisoners,
most of whom are wounded. They are SO
dispersed in different hospitals, that an eX-
! act return has not been obtained.
have the honor to be, sc.
THOMAS GRAHAM, Lieut.. Gen.
P S. Detachments of cavalry and in.
fantry have been daily employed in carry
ing oh the wounded, and burying the dead,
til! the evening OF the 9Th inst. by which
time all the enemy's wounded that could be
found among the brushwood and heath were
brought in.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-05-09
Another letter, same date.

I" His maiesty's ship Ganges, of ~
guns, arrived here last evening from
Lisbon +; left the Tagus the 9Th inst
She brings the gratifying intelligence
OF the retreat of the French army from
their position at Ssntarem. 1t took
place on the 4ih inst. the day on which
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-05-09
'FoRr sroDDERr, Dec. q, 1910.

FORT SToDDERT, Dec. %, 1910.
ISIR-
You will order the FIVE COMPANIES
OF militia, now in readiness, with captain
Smoot's riffemen, under your command, to
repair to the cantonment near this place.
Immediately, and wait further orders,
am, sir, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
RICHARD SPARKS,
Lieut., Col. Coindt.
Col James Caller, eom'dg. the Militia.
FORT SToDDxRT, Jan. q, 1911.
SIR-
You will please to permit the militia,
called into service under your corn and. to
return TO their homes they returning the
public arms and ammunition, which they
have possession Of the officers will receive
their receipts for the same you will have
issued - each 'nan two days provisions.
The Commanding officer acknowledges,
with grateful feelings, the patriotism DIS.
played by his fellow citizens, on the pre-.
sent occasion, and doubts nor, should their
couatry again call for their services, il
will md in them valuable resource in a
time of danger.
RICHARD SPARKS.
Lieut.. Col Comdt.
Col. James Caller, Comdg, the Mllitias
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-02
New Stationary Office.


JOSiAb 4, SE1AW,
7 INFORMS the publick in general, and his friends
j IN particular, that lie has opened small assort
lneut of the most approved STATIONARY, com
prising, among other, the following articles, viz.
Paper--foolscap, pot, letter, glt and black
edged, Of the various descriptions,
Quilts, from rs 10 Is cents, per bunch
Pocket Books, from IS TO 81 eachi
Ponknives, an assortment,
Backgammon Tables;
Scales and piyiders,
{. Ink Stands, Scaling Wax;
Sand Boxes, Waters, Ink in Cakes and Powder,
Shaving Soap,
Black Lead Pencils, &C. sc. &c.
Besides variety ofsrtcles too numerous to mention
Also, ron SALE,
The Genuine English Permanent Ink, for marking
Linen, and constant supply of the celebrated three
slit metalck Steel Pens-aIl which will be sold at the
Boston retailing prces.--CALL AND SEE
Exchange and i.otte.y Ohcc1
No 118, Thames-Strect,
Newport, April 10th, 1909
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-02
Il SCHOOL BCOAS.
e RGE w A N 4 0 n,

m the Store lately occupied by Uanton g Rath6s''e
h ~ ,uat tctRro al acoi'ln.."is.s.-
i i sortment of the latest and best Editions of
School hooks, +"
Ehich he will sell by the groce, dozen single,
low can be purchased Of the publishers, .II.ons
those last received are srH 3tt
Wsbs,er's spelling Books.reviscd edition;
Aldens lst, I'd, and Sd Volumes Dabolps Arithma
tick American Preceptor Morses Geography
Columbian Orator Perry's. Walkers ard other Dc
tionaries; Murray's Grammar; Introduction, Read
or and Seqne to do. Hartford school Bibles Phia-
delpia and common Testamen,s. .
H.; has also Just recei' ed few more groce
Clergyman and Clergyman Minor
AiU1n9CkS, J0r 1871;
Farmers, and Bickersta's Rhode Island do at the
Yroce prices.
Ho has also received large assortment OF
BLnk Books .s,..
not ruled Blank Account Books, Of every shape
and size usually wanted, made Of the best Hartford
paper. and well bound. Lately Heceued,
- 2cases best English Satin Bea,ess;
9 do. best American Hats $3.50
Warraated not to crack fade. few boxes Youths
and Mems felt Hats.
Paper Hengings end Borders,
will be sold remarkably cfeap-lower by 50 per cent
considerably enlarged by the addition Of several
thousaad Hollis, from the lowest prices, at . cents
per roll, to the most elegant patterns. Hf,t
A large and very valuable collection Of
Books,
mostly from the Providence Book store, sell
kng at about one half the price usually charged.
Prcyer BOOKS,
great variety, with and without plates, and with sd-
dtonai Hymns in plain and Morocco bindings, from
S6 centsi to So.
Singing Societies
,ean be furnished with Reeds Jenks's, shaw's Hol-
den's and Other Collections, of the best Editions
and the lowest prices by the dozen single one.
Dec. q
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f.Niesul e,hns, fnt no. snu Ca,itpes, newest f-
.rob sld low lri,,ol gnres, from 9d, TO Sssa,
BR' .lDC oiKS ana pc, ya.d
cfsSLnEAS s4' iiosi,s, from 2sod to iss
tini,sisi, brunswick BET Extra long beaver, KID,
, hn ~na t,enoa Cords. snG lush, limerick aud sink
Seek kpe,isi ai Gloves habit ditto !, I,
L. a,vs .mazarine blue, White AID coloured dou-
black, wiite and boul, Bile and single Sarsnels
4 green Pelcs Cloths and And Lust-ngs; ~ ~
EhneiS - If.k fse,0,I and la'n Satins |,
Geizts and F,snnels. az !cio. ,su, mud. jAco-
I every coioui, CG~lirsi net, book aud sp,acr
i Aytl lAsce A!uslins
,Weicl, inii.ed do fer IL EiegA 5, 4, 8, z, s and
I dsts Nesi 'e Sutn-f Sntwls, init,-
ccssirgs. Fearhoegh,s ron ionl ,pdsqusre co,
Daffls and Plans, ',ik aud coQon nngLauss.
One bal, sch lst and 60 Sdk aud Gotten tnbiSlhs;
qualify, 81, ~, 80 ! Sc 'srton Ctapes AID Con
toq, lig, l2q ard Is cars while and black
qusiter Rose Blankets. i,,h@n 90 :
sRistk, olive and urab, AHsrvoi,e At 100 DOH
+. sabby and common Ne.- worth { elegant RIB
/ vels and Thicksctls BONS. tttlN
Gown * furniture Prints ~
C.}RPETS & C.aRPETiNC.
American, Scotch, Iherain and kodefn'ins'er f"or
sni Stair Cape,ing, Canton Hearth hugs, Brussels
hearth, bedside and chaisc Carpets.
K a.r ti an GhCCEFfES. $50
Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson- ayEsc
skin, Souohong and Bohea y LTD
Loaf and brown SUGARS, spices, Currants.
lr,rnd Mustard, Ginger &c. &c.
tromplcle assortment Of cor TON YARN AND
CLOTHS, ~ Factory prices, from the Manuiaciories
Il pe,sfvckcf of ALNv, DRowN e SLATER, .alf
An assortment Of American Manufactured WooL.
.sw GOODS, from the mandatory At Pdsstockef ct
RHODES, Hi2RIS & SMITH Hs
Comprising in the whole collection cf elegant
aud nseful Articles, much too numerous 10 partcu-
lari<c. which h, otter Hheiesoiepr Retail q, prices
u,.io cannot fail 70 please customers are respect
t,i.y ycoue sted 10 call and sec for themselves,
noti,g IS charged for Investigation.
e Honfed as a5o,~--Two Tons Of old COPPER
ard BRASS delivered III large or small quaDtilics
for which liberal price will be given. l3sfia
Nea port, 28h at lith mo 1910
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-02

II AS taken the southern half Of the
l. l. Fire proof brick store, opposite Mr.. Towns.
nds co3ec-house, where he offers Tor sale:
IL half chesrs} i3ohea TEAS, of the first quality,
Is quarter do. for retailing;
~ few chests souchong do.
One trInk gentemens Gloves, assorted .3l
few Piece Goods. .iise-
India Point Gin, in pipes and bbls.
hhdJ Wilmington Tobacco.
81 tirkins shipping Butter, and
A small Bill of Exchange on London.
Nov 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-02

JOSIAH t.. SHA N.
LAS just received, and Offers for sale
l on the most liberal terms at hs new Station.
ary Office, No. 118, Th0mes-sfrcef,
A complete and elegant Assortment Of
Legal, Commercial, and Notarial Blanks. printed on
superiour Paper, and the first snle OF the Printing
Art-among which are the fol'ow,ng,vH
Deeds, Bills. of SAFE
Powers oe Attorney, hipping Papers,
lAec,arat;ons ON Prom;s- Coasters Mshifests.
s.rv Notos. blank Checks on the
H., ON hook Accounts. Banks in .Aswterf,
lodc,u,res BiIls of Exchange.
Bills Of Lading, seamsHs Journals, &c.
.fi.o--Just received an Assortment Of Penkni,es
Of various prices, from IS to 100 cents. STATION
Any rs usual. -
Man ayers Lists Of the fortunate Nunters ofu
y,h Class of Hatfield Bridre Lottery, may b sesns
this Office. ffs1
Ers.%s, e. e, and ss.:. Ls..s.y Nice Js~m
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-02
{. Wortby Of Attention ! .

ThOSE who WISH to purchase goods
i of an excellent quality, and moderate prices
will do well to call ON
NATHANIEL SWEET,
At the old stand Of NArHAxIEL SWEET Co.
". 109, Cheapside, Ihpmes street.
Who has recently received large quantity fgoods,
from Boston and New-York, Of the latest importa
Ion which he offers al wholesale and retail, As low
~ can BE- purchased in Rhode.Island
-among zehich are the tsliowns-
Coar,e, fine, and super6ne Broadcloths, of varisus
colours Csssimeres Plains Devoi Shire kersey |;
Coa,ings; Blankets Baizes and flaan,ls ; kussels,
Wiidbdes, and Bomb zcts india Eottons Cali
GOES, and Gngh ans Linens Dnp,si.s Vest pat
terms Hosiery black and white Laces Ribbons,
Of all colou1s white Cambricks, ,3-4, A., "a, wide !;
silk and cotton Umbrellas with most other articles
nsuai il his line
ALSO, A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
LOOKING GL.13HES.
And perhaps as elegant an assortment Of
blulfS and Tipbei5,
= AS Can be found in the state.
MOI
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-02

ossbUg VI
superf b!aok, blue, drab,
miAed. bottle and grass
green erostlcloths.
sGprff. black, blue, dir b,
and mkt double mil.ed
Csssiineics. Ai
lmp'h and Princes Cords.
Stockirgnet.
fe'tce Clc,ls.
TSb,e covering Baizes.
Miiicd Baizos. FianneIs.
and coaunes.
Back, green, dove, pearl,
.DG lead colourea Bon.-
baze,ts, from 9 90 So.
NJdbores, Rst,ine's.
Cotton, SIX and worstcd
ilose. Neslings.
Shawis. Long shawls.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-02

r, bic Cloths, Ga -
Diapers.
Colerain Shirtings.
,,o.omcd C:nbiicks. Z
| Ditto. While, 4-4 and
"a 9'
Hmr Cord, do. Linen do
Fancy Musl'ns.
BandAna, Flag, Rarcelo
ma and Linen Handc'ts.
'ndia Cotions.
Dgowr Linens. N,5
silk Ginghams. Cid do.
Calicoes.
Furniture Cbintz.
Lace silk and cotton Arm
lets
English silk Hose.
oles, not particularized,
Y for cash nOv 81