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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15
Lose ofMe Revenges

a Court OF Ipquiry was some time since
convened on board the fsigate Constitut;on
Tor the purpose of investigating the causes
which went 10 the loss of:the U. States
scno0Her Revenge, wrecked on the 9th ulr,
un w aecn-hiil Reef,) and we are grati6ed
AZ oeIns- aoie TO state, that Lieutenant Per.
ry Cher commander.) has been honor, hiu
acquitted OF all blame on the occasion ~
that his conduct has met the approbat,on "a -
the secretary of the Navy. -.Co11. .d17,, y"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15
NAVY OF TAE UNITED srArEs.
appointments confirmed BY the Senate au,;,, 81.
|0te session of Conptess. $50

appointments confirmed by the Senate au,,,,v ,1..
'ate session Of Congress.
Angus. Ludlow, Fitzhenry Rabbit. VIII.
am Carter, Jr. WaIcot Chauncey, John II. E,,on-
Edmund r. Kennedy, Jesse Wilkinson. I6.hns
Watson, Horace Walpolr. A exander 7 ,5fHa.
in the Navy 'e''""''
Leuts to be Capts. of Marines.
WIN am 5. Bush, John NJ. Gamble. now.se-
cond Lieutenams, to be'Frst Lieutenants ofMs.
rines g VI NAA~
William Strong, John Urquhart, TO be Second
Lieuts. of Marines o''N
a Surgeon in the Navy. ~ "1
James ftge, to be a Surgeon in the Navv
Surgeons Mates. ~ DC
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NArcHEz, I'M. T.) Fab 90

Cur latest accounts from Mobile ;nfs.,t
us tnat lieut. Dexter passed the fort with
out moiestatlon or even being hailed by the
oPahiafds, and has taken a position sbnvs
that col. Gushing lives in town and the,
troops are camped in sight-and that col
Onsh'Ag IS OF opinion that Folch viii in nc,
eve give Up the place unless by compulsi.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15

Iand the militia were at variance and not
more than half dozen If regular troops on
the Island.-CoHee House Books.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15

OTIS. who constantly attacked their detached
and foraging parties, and conveys of provi
sions, causing them considerable loss.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-15
BALr1MoRE. March Q

| - DhLIImORE, MarCh >.
The v: States vessel Argus sailed from
New Y ,rk for Newport on Monday last
She carries out messengers and dispatches
for Europe. ID. B. Warden, ESQ. Consul
General for France, was to have LETT this ci
ty yesterday to embark, we believe, in this
vessel for France.
The United States corvette John A.
dams, has arrived at Newport, Rhode Is
land.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-15
PAPER RHWGiAGS.
GEORGE WANTON,

r. now opening several boxes PAPER HANGiNGS
Of the most tashonable patterns, with elegant
Borders, which he viii sell cheaper than ever Of
iered for sale in this state. The assortment OF low
priced Papers is extensive. Wholesale customers
I've furnished with Paper Hansings al liberal dis
couats from the M,nufactory prices.
THE BOCk STORE
Is furnished with complete assortment OF BOOKS
OF every description usually wanted, and with every
new publication as from the press. school
and Seaman's books of every kind in use.
.dL1Ed.N.4ChS FOR 1871.
Of various kinds, (which viii II sold by he grocc 1oz-
SEVERAL HUNDRED yCI U.IYEs
Second hand Books, also at half the original prce
KII'S
Of every description and price, wide and common
brims. One case fashionable satin Bcs>cts. Fen
plated, and castor mems and chdrens i.0ts 0t The
most fashionable shape and best quality, from - cts
oS8 ,,
Persons indebted to WANTON & RATIiDONE,
or GEORGE WANTON, are requested 10 mska nm
mediate payment, and all persons having demands
against either, topresent the same for settlement.
March 6, 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-15
iCuN REMINGTON.

INFORMS his friends and the publick, that he has
taken that noted Hotel in Millstrcet, lately
pied by Mr., BenlAn ELpnEp, where he means 10
Il. en; who may be assured every attention shall be
paid 10 them tbat viii make their reception and ac
commodaton pleasant and agreeable.
April 3
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-15
NOIILr.

TIIR Subscriber having commenced the practice
Of Law, and having taken for an Office one OF
the rooms lately occupied by capt. NATHAN
TEL SWEET, (nearly opposite Gov. MaRTiS's,) re-
specially soiici,s the patronage OF the pubiiek-
Those vino may be Opposed 10 employ him, shall re-
ceiye his unf.igned thanks and grateful ackpowl-
edgeu1ptS. DlTEE !. PE iRcb.
ABril
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-15
BERlAt ELDRED,

INFORMS his friends and the pubhck, that he has
l. removed from ms former stand, to the large and
commodlous stand, formerly occupied by MIR. Chap
potln, No. 81, Thames.street, below Mr TownseId S,
Al tne sign OF the Hisng oua where hc h,ends to
keep Hotel for the accommodation ot ladies and
Gentemea, who may favour him with their compa-
ny. Every eAei ton Wall be made TO render his house
comfortable and agreeable.
or Good accommodations for Horses and Car
riages. Aplii y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-15
Removal.
JOHN A. SHAW,

ResfeeVally Informs his friends and the fH6-
hc&, in general.
THAT he has removed from his old stand, 10 the
Store Of Mrs MARY BRows, No. 100, Thames
street, formally occupied by MIR Haher Cornell,
ihese he e6ers. for scle,
A General assortment of fashionable and Fancy
\ Goods-annny 1pLich are Tie foLLo1yiRg--
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-15

Varranted and common Spoons, marrow, mus
English and Geneva t;trd and salt do. Sur
Watches; gar longs, scissors and
ill and mahogany frame pincushion Chains, sill
Looking Glasses; Yer penci-Cases, silver
rass Handirons, Shovels Thimbes, plated Cas-
and longs: tors, Sugar-Tongs, Can
rass Candesticks. dlesucks and Spurs
KI TANNIA WAKE, viz. GoLp AND JEwkL
Tea-pots, sugar bowls, WARE, viz. MeJaions,
Cream-Pot, Table and Loekets, Breast-Pins,
Tea Spoons plain, topaz and pear,-
UTLERY, viz. Knives set, Finger Rings and
Forks, Jackniyes, Pen gold anu iilagrec Ear
knives, ,Razors, Scissors Rings, ,ot every descrp-
Shutters and Trays ton; Bracelets of elias.
ortable Writing Desks tick & plain hair work,
ackgammon Tables gold Necklaces, gold
lutte, Fiies and Violns Watch Chains, Seals &
Iuntlng Apparatus, OF Keys, elegant cornelian
every description; Keys, set in gold, gold
atent and common Sus- Epaulcts
penders. Ladies' and gentlcmen's
eeye's Colours, different PocketboOks < Purses,
sizes OF every description
liver AND PLATED Fancy common Neck
WARE-silver Cream laces, Of every kind
Pots, Soup and Gravy With an extensive variety
Ladies', Tea and Table of Fancy Goods.
Watches, of every description, cleaned and repaired
with accuracy and warranted.
ewery and Silver Ware of all kinds, manufactured
and repaired
Hair Work and Gold Cyphers neatly executed
liver Ware and Gold Necklaces warranted good, or
the money returned.
- Cash, and the highest price given for old Gold
and Silver.
.Nergport. .Nov. z, 1910
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-15
CRASH.

MARTIN FEARING,
IIAs just received for sale,
IL bales CRASH, suitable f,r towelling,
which will be sold. at 10 cents per yard.
Also, supply of
April 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-15
GARDEN SEEDS.

VIII Il I Il NJ l. q VIE
NFFERS for sale at at his store, No. 100, Thames
~ street, opposite Gov. Martins, large and
extensive assortment of GARDEN SEEDS, at whole
sale and RETAIL which he warrants to be of the last
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-15
NOTICE..

THE connexion in business, heretofore existing
unuer the firm OF
ROWLAND s. EDDY,
is this day dissolved, by mutual consent All those
indebted TO said firm, arc requested to make imme-
diate payment /; and those who have demands, will
please to exhibit the same " BENJAmIN Is. How
LAND, who is duly authorized to close the business
a said firm BENZ. Is. ROWLAND.
JOSEPH w. EDDY.
TIIK business in future will be conducted by
BENJAMIN B. HowLANp, who offers Tor sale AT The
old stand, a large and extensive assortmeut of GRO
CERES, wholesale and retail, on accommodating
terms. April 3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-15
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
XNTHEREAs, Mary Ues,cou, wife Of the subscri.
w ber, has absented herself from my bed and
board, in consequence, ! am induced 10 the dsa-
greeabe necessity, of forbidng all persons harbour
ing or trusting her, my account, as ] viii not
pa any debts Of her contracting after this date.
CALEB WESvCOT
Richmond, Nav 1, 1911
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-15

THE subscribers have formed a connexion in
L the Painting and Glazing business, under the
Firm of
) Underwood e. Stevens,
al the shop formerly occupied by Nearer g Un-
,ae'ISoOd, and the shop formerly occupied by Uiam
sSfeuenS. Their friends and customers may be
sn cd ihst every attention. and the utmost despatch
Will bee given to their commands, and that nothing
Then part shall be wanting to secure to them the
continuance OF their favours.
NICHOLAS UNDERW GOD,
WILLIAM STEVENS.
NB.-Paints, Oil, Window Glass and Putty, for
sale usual. March Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-15

FRESH GOODS.
u. o. RICHMOND has just received from New
York and Boston, large assortment of
SPRING GOODS.
.7rong xlich area few trunks Calicoes and Cling
hams, from to 2s per yard yard wide India cot
tons, from 3D. to 2s English shirtng cottons blue
r,nkeens checks best black Italian grapes one
trunk sewing silks Of all colours ladies' elegsnt silk
and cotton hose white and coloured kid gloves of
superour quality black and coloured bombazctts
black and white cambrcks null, and fine book and
leno muslins with general assortment of
STAPLE GOODS.
usually on hand. All Of which will be sold cheap
as usual for cash. March 6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-15

ALso,-250 NJ. Shingles, with a QUANTITY UI
boards and Laths, of the first quality.
Also, Just recefUed,
so bushels white Beans;
100 bbls. prime Beef
200 quintas Goldfish;
Assortment of Iron hollow Ware
do Stone do;
hhds 4th proof Jamaica Spirits
do Sd proof ST. Croix Rum;
pipes French Brandy;
Assortment of Nails
$50 boxes English Herrings.
or The highest price given for old Copper
Brass, Lead, Iron, & Rags.
Newport, Jan. 9, 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-15
LhHVSION & SHHW,

LhHVSTON & SHHW,
NFFER at private sale, on very reasonable terms
~ at their Auction Office,
100 bbls. superhne FLOUR.
Is hbds. 4tb proof Jamaica RUM
10 pipes GIN.
10 hhds. Surinam MOLASSES.
10 bbs GIN.
so bags Batavia COFFEE.
80 do. Wcst-lndia do.
2quarer casks Malaga WINE.
IL chests souchong TEA. Feb %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-15
b. Is. HOWLANU.

b. Il. ROWLAND.
HAS for sale,
IL Ar No. II & =, THAMEs-STRrET,
10 hhds. Jamacia Rum
2 pipes Gin
50 boxes Mould Candles
--.1LSO-
few chests Souchong Tea, 1st quality;
Nails pr. Cask, different sizes
few boxes HAVANA Brown Sugar
Flour per. barrel;
oap per box.
A general assortment at GROCERIES as usual
Msvj
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-15
DANIEL. SHELDON.

DANIEL SHELDON,
- ESPECrFULLY informs his friends, that he
~ has on hand
quantity of excellent cedar Clapboards,
cedar Shingles, s,pine Shingle, Boards, Planks,
Joils, &c sc.
WINCH he will sell cheap, at his stand on sHER
BURNES' Wharf. .Nau. Is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-15

NEWPORT, r. l.
Printed and Published on Uednesdcys, BY
WILLIAM SIMONS,
No. =, Mil Street.
TERMS
The paper is printed once week, at 2 dollars
year, one half in advance.
Advertisements conspicuously inserted, at the rate
at dollar and so cents a square, for three weeks
smalcr ones in the same proportion.
Printing, in all its variety, executed with accuracy
and despatch. Orders RESPECTFULLY soicitted.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-15

CRnNSION < SHAW,
offer az hrivate Sale, al their AHcHon Office,
Z Hogsheads RUM.
s Bates COTTON
IS Barrels MESS BEEF;
20 do. Prime do;
/ Pipe GIN. March D.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-15


Early Nation, Dedham Turnip,
Marrowfat, Black,
Two pods, Peas, White turnip, (p.s;sh
Blue Prussian, Salmon, '
Dwarf, Scarlet,
Early white, I Tennis-ba,1
Six weeks, Madeira,
Early yellow, Marvelas, SLettuce,
Cranberry pole, SBeans, Cabbage,
Wipney pole, White-headJ
Lime poie Vegetable Oysters,
Windsor pole, Apple,
Early May, ! Squash, pa,,o-s
Early York, Spur,
Early Dutch, lc.hl.,,ss Cherry
Green Savoy, CELERY,
Drum head ParSnip,
Gale, Beet,
Sweet marjorum, Caret,
Thyme, Pepper-Crass,
Sage, Cucumber,
Saffron, Bush Squash,
Onion Seed, Long Neck,
FrencIfS- urnip, Nasturtion.
Together with variety of other articles, in the
Hair-dressing and Perfumery line. March 90.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-15
Drawing Approaches f!
10000 DOLL AIRS

May be gained for the small sum OF
NINE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
in the Grand Union College Lottery No. 2!
which will positively commence drawing tic 23l OF
April next. Scheme as follows -
Prizes OF 5000 Dollars.
do. 10000
do. 5000
do. 1000
S do. 1000
% dc. 500
Besides large number of smaller prizes
CT Orders for Tickets and Quarters in the above
Lottery will receive immediate attention, at the TX
change and Lottery Office Of G.. SHAW, who whl
pay all Prizes on Tickets sold az his Office as soon
as due Whole Tickets sdolars 9ccnts Quarters
dollars 50 CENTS FEB 2l.-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-15
GROCERIES

BY VHOLES.ALE g RET.i[L,
Will A NJ w II i T.,
offers for sale, at the store, on Long rhar formerly
occupied by the Progressive Company, No. IL,
A General Assortment Of Grocery, Crockery, and
Glass Ware. S5c-coNsIsTINC Or
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-15

Together with varietv OF other ARTICLES, M q
Hair-dressing and Pertumery line. March 90.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-14

hiaiesty's people, His Royal hlshness Will
be enabled to lay before His Majesty, in
the history of these great achievements
of the British arms throughout series oil
systematic operations, so satisfactory a
nroof that the national interests and the
g,o,y ofthe British name have been sue
cessfully maintained, while His Roya!
Hishness has conducted the Government
of the United Kingdom.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-14
PLYMOUTH. July ef.

Last evening the q. States frigate John
Adams, appeared off this port from Cher
bourgh; an American gentleman charged
with dispatches from Mr.. Russell, Ame.
rican Charge GAtsaires at Paris. to MIR.
Smith, the American Charge dAfaires
in London, was taken out OF her BY pi-
lot boat, and landed here. and set of from
hence shortly after; the John Adams pro-
ceeded down channel for America. The
Morning Star cartel, belonging to this
port, LAWS, master, for Mor!aiS. sails
this evening with two American gentle
men passengers. Messrs. Wells and Ar
den the former is charged with des'
patches from Mr.. Smith, to Mr.. Russell
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-14
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2s.
EItract TO the editOrS-dated

{" P1GUa ToXE,tAug. IS, 1911.
Seeing the public mind has been for
some time past agitated with the various
accounts of Indian affairs, / embrace this
opportunity Of giving you some account
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-09-14

respecting the violence vi tie re" CO
scription Of youths from Ii 10 10 yva,
old.
THE KING.
"WINDsoR CASTLE. July e5.
The following is the Bulletin received
this morning: 8. There is no change ia
his Maiesty's symptoms since yesterday.
Signed by the Physieians.]
The following letteris from our Wind.
sor Correspondent:
"WIsDsoR, July q.
"In the course OF the last night. bis
Majesty had about five hours sleep at dit.
ferent intervals, but derived no precepti.
bic benefit from it, for the malady to day
has been as prevalent as for several days
past and the same ineoherency of conduct
predominates. The raroxysms are not
quite of SO violent nature, though tho
utmost exertions are necessary 10 pre-.
serve temporary quiet. Upon the whole
the report otto day is not quite SO fayora.
bic as yesterday.
The following are extracts from ether
daily papers.
:. Yesterday morning the Duke Of York
went IL Windsor at very early hour. Lis
Majesty remained 1T ; nc same state ofir-
ritation as On the day before. lie Ply
sicians continue to say, that independent
OF the sudden fatalities which are incident
to the peculiar character of the disease,
there is no symptom in the general Geo
Monty of the King, that threatens a speedy
termination TO life.''
The King ofSweden was put under ar
rest the moment he landed at Tonningen,
and messenger sent off TO Bonapartc.
Letters received from an, officer Of,the
artillery IN Lord Wel!inston's army at the
Portalegre, state, that S0uit has made
strong reconnaissance Of three days of our
position. AMI that he had Suddenly retired,
supposed towards Seville, as he had broken
up his camp. Lord We!iinston's army in
highs pirits & health. retained their ground
and were going into environments. The
tents for the roya! artillery had arrived at
Portalegre from Lisbon, as previous to
that every officer and private had for six
weeks slept Oh the bare ground, yet were
still healthy. The last convoy. with the
SD and other regiments from Guernsey,
had arrived safe at Lisbon, and were pre-
pairing to join Lord Weliington's army
They are all remarkably healthy.
According to accounts from Cadiz, it is
yet doubtful whether Blake will proceed
to CadiZ, from the MOUTH VI the Guadiana,
or whether, he will attempt. by rapid
march. 10 cross the Granddaughter, and join
the Spanish army Of the cen.rc. We in.
cline TO the former opinion, because. if he
has received check ia the COndado de
Media, il is clear that the enemy have a
force in hat quarter which would render
it difficult for hin, to make rapid move
across the Guasalquiver-No 90 we
hear Of any movements made by the
Spanish ARMY OF the centre towards
the Guadaiquiyer TO join him. Yet
We tilinh The iorce he has under him is suf-
iiciently strong to DO considerable service,
ifatier having embarked at Ayamonte, it
were landed at the mouth Of the Guadal-
culver, and marched quickly to the rear
OF the enemy's positions at Puerto Real,
and other parts opposite Cadiz.
Stocks-Reduced Annuitics, 6s 7-s--
Consolas, 1-4-Do. for the Opening, G2 5 i
dis.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-01-18
January /.

Alexander Henderson and Cary Bib of
Virginia, Armistead Stubblefeld of North
Carolina, John Loony a magistrate OF Smith
County, Tennessee, and Joshua Badger an
old man Of 20 from N~ew-England, have been
apprehended land are now in Nashville jaiD
for counterfeiting and passing Ito an immense
amount) Notes ON the Bank of Virginia. 1t
appears from a Nashville paper, that these
persons, with several others, whose names
are not yet developed, have been engaged
for a considerable time in this nefarious bust
ness. A partnership had been formed be-
tween them, and each filed his particular de-
partment. Henderson for instance, executed
the engraving ; Badger took the impression
off the plates Bib, who is represented as
an elegant pensman, filled up the blanks, and
the others passed the Notes, made purchases,
BE. &c. The discovery was made by a GER
tain james Lyon, who permitted himself to
be initiated into the society, and immediate.
ly communicated the facts to the President OF
the Virginia Bank. 1t is said agents are dis
patched to the North and South to pass the
Notes, which are represented as differing but
little from the genuine Notes in their APP
pearance the only difference is in the pa
per.
The plates are neatly executed, the print
ing we'll done, and the signing inimitable
but the paper looks bad, and on being held
up before the light shews innumerable little
holes"
The Notes are of the s, 90, so and 100 dol
lar impressions.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-01-18
PHILADELPHIA, January 2.

LATE FROM LISBON,
The schooner Cumberland, Captain
Wheaton, in SO da, f,om Lisbon enter
ed the Capes Of Delaware on the eoth De.
Gender.
A passenger in the Cumberland informs,
that the French army broke up on the t6ih
November and com nenced their retreat.
A part OF the English army pursued them
that night. Lord Wellington, with the
remainder Of the English army, left Pedro
Negro (the head qusrters9 next morning,
the 18th in full pursuit OF the runaways, &
il was believed NJ would force Massena to
hazard a general action. The French ar
10y had reiterated twelve leagues towards
Coimbra, and was constantly harrassed by
the pursuing English /; while gen. Trant.
WITH his Portuguese troops was expected
TO II upon him from the side Of Coimhra.
General Hill, with 1900 men, had been
thrown across the Zezare, to prevent Mas.
sena from crossing up the country, and to
Intercept any force that might be coming TO
his assistance.
The morning our informant left Lisbon,
(thc 22d Nov 500 French prisoners were
brought in. Tue number Of horses left
dead in camp by the French was immense.
1he French had suffered in the extreme,
from the want oil Provisions and p%rovender.
n odoubt " as entertain ed of the ultimate
destruction of the French army.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-01-18
ALEXANDRIA, Jan. Z.
Translq,ed fam late Li,b2n Pabc

Transia,edG ram hte Lisbon Pabers.
October 25th arrived at Lisbon, the
Spanish division of Gen. Catfera famous
for his vaior ia GallIcia, Castillo, and Es-
sramadura. Arrived also, at the same
time, twelve transports with French Pri
soners taken al Co,mbra.
10 Asturias, the 10Th ofOct. the division
of General bonet, IS 900 strong at the be
ginning OF the year, IS now reduced TO e
or 1000 men. he AsturIans have about
the same force in heir province, besides
or 5000 more in Gall,cia, actually march.
ing against those modern Vandais.
Sailed from Corunna, the expedition
commanded by Gen ~Benouailes, escorted
by the British frrg4tes and the Spanish gun
boats. They were al first hound for Bis
cav bur being inf)rmud of the precarious
state of the French IN Asturlas, 1t is SAID
shc orders were changed. and 10 conse-
qlence were to proceed for that province,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-01-18
Notice.

a IL persons indebted to the subscriber
"a IN any manner whatever, are most
earnestly requested to come forward and
settle the same either by giving their obli-
cations or otherwise, as no longer indul-
gence can be given.
Cash given for Hides and Skins at the
subscribers LANYARD.
JACOB SNYDER.
Martinsburgh, AN. IS, 1871. 4w
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-01-18
Martinsburgh academy.

a SCHOOL WILDE opened on Mon-
u day the 2lst day of this month 10 q
convenient room Of the house occupied by
William Riddle, Esq. in this town, 10
which will be taught by the Rev. John b.
Hoge, the Latin and Greek Languages,
with such other branches of learning as are
usually taught in public semiuaries those
who wish TO give their sons a liberal Edu-
cation, may do it here to advantage /; the
situation is well known to be airy and heal
thy, hohse rent is very low, and genteel
Boarding can be had on moderate terms:
great attention will be paid to the morals
of youths sent to this School, rs well by
the Teacher as Trustees appointed for the
School. The price of tuition is $50 per
annum, and each Scholar must raw a pro-
portion of the expense of house rent and
hre wood for the School
DAVID HUNTER, I Two Of tie
OBED WAITE. trustees.
Martinsburgh, Jan. IS, 1911.