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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-23

Of magazines, either of provisions
or clothing, are required TO deliver
them to the commissarles ior the use
of the army, and they will be libe-
rally remunerated. In general, tine
shirt of this order is to be carried
into execution in regard to all arti-
cles, wheti,erof subsistence, OF cloth
ing. or Of conveyance. which may be
considered useful to the invaders !;
and the magistrates are made re,
sDonsible for tie due fulfilment oil
these our commands
ALEXANDER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-10-23
Jackson e Rnmney

lQS hoOll ~ aNtikltiNt
OFFER FOR SALE,
100 tons Plaster Paris, g
IL Cases Cotton and Wool Cards, re-
cei,ed per ship Hero from Boston.
IN STORE,
Is Trunks and Barrels Mems, Wo-
men's and Children's Leather AND Mo.
rocco Boots, Shoes, Slips, Sc. comprls-
ing complete assortment,
Finsant Indigo,
Iadia Cot;ons and Checks,
Sperm Candles,
Tons Cordase assorted,
WRITING Paper,
So Bis Fine Blown Salt,
A small quantity of BaIsam Capevi,
1000 Bushels Ground Alum Salt.
ALSO,
>rEE~ The Ship Hero,
~SGs $40 tons hur'hen, SUBJ
,&sSEssy. staatisl good vessel, slows
s40U barrels, has lately been o'ethsuled
and can be sent 10 SEA at trlAng eX-
pence For further particulars, apply
as above.
October 81 St
Wanted tOi'urChdSc ur Hire.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-14

THE subscribers are now receiving from
Phladelph and opening at their store 10
Shepherds. Town, IN addition to their A.
prll purchases, variety of Fancy articles,
among which are:
Super Undressed and Dressed Prints,
Chintzes and Ginghams,
Supe.h ne Cambrlck aud Cambrck Jaco.
net Mu.lins,
Laced Null and Spider Cambrick ditto,
Figured and plain Leno ditto.
Italian Silks and Crapes,
Figured Gauze,
Black and white Parasenets,
White, green and pink Sarsenets,
Laventine, Damask and other Fancy
Silk Shawis,
Silk and Kid extra and short Gloves,
Silk and Cotton Hose.
Satin, Lutcsuins and fring7d Mautua
RIBBONS,
Chenil!es, Silk Cords, Silk Buttons and
Artificial Flowers,
Silk and Straw Bonnets, some dressed,
London dressed KID and Morocco Shoes,
Philadelphia particular made ditto
Common Morocco ditto
Misses and Chidren's ditto
-ALSO-
Mems and Womeu's, Boys and Girls
Leather Shoes, all fully assorted.
Boot Legs, Fair Tops, Boot Cords and
black. yellow and red Morocco Skins,
Chiua, Queens and Glass Wares,
Dtugs and Patent Medicines,
Benjamin James HarrIs's best Chewing
Tobacco,
Groceries and Liquors well assorted and
as usual genuine.
A fresh supply of Domestic Goods
Ticklipgburgs, Osuaburgs, Sheetings and
Ducks, Coarse Muslins, and many other
useful and necessary articles, which are
submitted to the inspection of the public.
JAMES BROWN, & Co.
Shepherds Town, July 10, 1912. Of,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-14
For Sale,

THAT valuable Farm whereon the
L subscriber now lives, late the pro-
perty of Col Moses Rawlings, decd, situ-
ate iu the County Of Hampshire aud State
of Virginia, containing three hundred and
three fourth acres, bounded on one side by
patterson's creek, and on the other by the
North Branch Of Potomack there is on
this property genteel dwelling house, an
exceilen, barn and all other necessary out
houses, IN tolerable good repair, very
valuable apple orchard, from about one
hundred and fifty to two hundred acres of
cleared land, the balance in good timber,
an excellent never.failing spring within 6fty
yards of the door, about twelve or hfte en-
acres of fine meadow, and as much more
may be made as the purchaser may think
proper, about seventy or eighty acres of this
land is fine corn bottom, the balance fine
wheat land, and equal to any other for grass
this property, from its elegance of situation,
fertility of soil, health and convenience TO
navigation, makes it among the most dc.
sirable pieces of property in the upper
part of the state, lying within seven miles
of Cumberland, five of Frankfort, and Sc.
ven of Old Town, at which places there are
FIVE or six merchant mills, and within $50
yards of the main road leading through the
state of Maryland, where all kinds of stock
can he selected at pleasure. The terms OF
sale will be made known by application to
the subscriber (who will remain on said
land until about the first of October next,
and after that time intends removing to
Clarksburgh, Virginia) Doct. Lewis Dunn,
near Frankfort, or James Cresap, Esq. in
! Old Town.
JOHN L. SEHON.
July "a, 1879. (c2m.)
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-14
Il Valuable Farm for sale.

Tor sale avery valuable Farm of Linz
i stone Land of the first quality, in
Berkeley County. Virginia, within on-
mile of Martinsburgh, on main public
road, containing $40 acres, 200 acres rs
which are cleared and in high state of cuI.
tvatioD, the balance well clothed with En-.
white and black oak, walnut and bickorv
timber-ioO acres well set in clover. no -
fit for moving, and IS acres in excellen,
timothy mesdow-an orchard Of 400 hear
ing Apple trees, and variety of other fruie
trees-On this farm is erected large tpo
story dwelling house, large new barn with
sheds all round, and NOW tina, will con.
tain twenty tons of hay, with all other ne.
cessary buildings There is also on the
land an excellent Distillery, sufficiently
large for three stills, with the ADVANTAGE rs
overhead water-there are six never. fsI,ins
springs on the land, which afford ABUNDANCE
OF water tor every part ofi,-there is a SUIT.
fcient quantity of stone quarried to put IN
200 rods OF fence-shis land lies in the
most favourable form, and may be so divi.
ded as to make two good farms, with
dwelling house and all other necessary
buildings on each--its public situation. rem.
ders it valuable situation for tavern, and
much money may be made by pasturinr
droves and other cattle. For terms apply
to the subscriber living On the premises.
HENRY MILLER, sen.
July 81, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-14
WOOL MILL.
July 81, 1912.

THE subscriber most respectfully in
Il forms his friends and the public ge-
nerally, that his machine is now 10 the most
complete order for carding wool. From
the superior quality of his machine he shalt
be able to make good rolls for them that
may please to favor him with their custom.
If wool is sent in good order he will war
rant good rolls. Those who come from a
distance can get their rolls TO take with them,
if they come early in the day.
JONATHAN CUSHWA.
Berkeley County, July 81, 1912.
". b. will take wool, a. market price,
in payment.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-14
.MERCHANDXE,

as general as the time present will admit
of, consisting in part of Superhne Cloths
and Cassimeres, beautiful collection of
Rich SILKS and other fancy articles, Cal
icos and Chlntzes, Muslins, coarse and
fine Irish Linens, Sheetings, Tickling.
burgs, Oznaburgs, Homemade Linens, a
general assortment of Domestic and Spun
Cotton, Kid, Morocco and Common Lea
Their Shoes, School and other Books, a.
mong which are:
6 A Serio, Ludricro, Tragico, Comico,
Tale )" written by
Thinks Ito myself arho?
Wines, Brandy, Spirits, Holland Gin and
Rum, all Of superior quality, and quanti-
ty of Whiskey, some of which is upwards
of three years old & very good. Every arti-
Gle of which was bought with cash aud with
the greatest care and attention, and will be
sold low for ready pay ment.
Shepherds. Town, May 8, 1879. If.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-14
One hamdredDolIarSRe1Uard.

D AN away from my plantation near
N Charles Town, jefferson County, Va.
on the night of the 18Th Of January last, a
negro boy named GEORGE, aged about
10 or 90 years, FIVE feet7 or inches high,
square built and somewhat bow legged, has
had part OF one of his grea, toes and the
toe adj oiningit chopped off with an axe,
has lost two or three OF his upper front teeth,
which perceivsbly Affects his speech, and
has scar on his chin. He had on ne "
drab coloured home made cloth coat, toy
linen shirt, wool hat, yarn stockings and
coarse strong shoes; his other clothing not
particularly recollected. will give the "a
bove reward to any person who will appre-
bend said negro and bring him to me, or
secure him in any Jail so that get him a.
gain, and all reasonable charges.
M RANSOM.
April "a, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-14
PURE LEMON ACID
For Punch, Lemonade,
Sauces, &c.

THIS acid retains all the grateful flavor
of the Fresh Lemon, makes excellent
Punch, Lemonade, Shrub, &c. and instant.
" dissolves 10 warm or cold water, is also
adapted for every purpose in cookery where
the Lemon is required, such as Sauces,
JeIlies, &c. The convenience of this acid
for taverns and public places of amusement,
is sufficiently obvious, as 1t will make
Punch, Lemonade, &c. at any time of the
year, equally rich as withthe fruit, and at
ways cheaper. For Balls and Assemblies
thsseleg CANT preparation is particularly desi-
rable, as Lemonade, &c. may be made 10
the most easy and expeditions manner. 1t
is particularly recommended to private fa-
miles, officers and gentlemen travelling /;
it is perfectly dry and portable, and will
keep for any length of time, in every eli.
mate. 1t is warranted to contain no extra.
neous matter, being nothing but the pure
acid of Lemons.
JAMES S. LANE.
Shepherd's.Town, July 10, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-14
Ten Dollars Reward.

RAN away from the subscriber living IN
Shepherds Town, Jefferson County, va.
on the 25th instant, an apprentice boy to
the blacksmish's business, named
Robert S1van,
about seventeen or eighteen years OF age,
light hair cut short, scar on one side OF
his face, fresh coloured and round Shout
dered, had on and took with him one light
blue cotton long coat and overalls OF the
same, one new white fur hat and sundry
other clothing. Any person who will APP
prehend said runaway, and secure him SO
that get him again, shall receive the above
reward, and reasonable charges if brougns
home.
PHILIP ENTLER.
July ST, 1879.
n. B. All persons are cautioned, At
their peril, against harbouring or employ
ing said runaway.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-14
Estray Colt.

CTRAYED away from the subscriber
- on The i4th instant BRClVN MARE
COLT, rising three years old, no brand or
mark; doekrd. Whoever takes up the
said COLI and gives information to the SUBJ
scriber shall be literally compensated
JAMES FARR.
Berkeley County, July 81, 1919.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-14

THE. subscriber will dispose of by
4 private contract, the following lands,
belonging to the estate of John Dimmett,
dec'd-One tract lying in Hampshire Coun-
~, Virginia, on Potomack river, one mile
above the mouth of Big Cacaphon creek,
containing 80 acres, wsll improved-one
other tract adjoining, on Road Ridge, con-
tanning 200 acres, unimproved-also, one
other tract, adjoining the others, contain
ing 518 acres, also unimproved. Any per-
son wishing to view said lands, will be
shewn them, by applying TO Thomas Viii.
hams, who lives near the lands.
JOSEPH DUCKWALL, Exr.
Til 81 So (tf0
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-14
Land for sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale 500 acres
l. of unimproved land, situate IN the
County of Berkeley. Any person wishing
to purchase, will be shewn the land, anu
further particulars made known, on appiica'
ton to
WILLIAM PENDLETON, jun.
May 8, 1912. "
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-14
An Oyerseer w anted.

r WISH TO engage as an Overseer for the
Il next scar, sober, active, industrious
honest man, who is well acquainted with
the management of a Farm with eight or
ten able hands--To save the trouble of
personal application for the present, aletter
may be sent by post to Martinsburgh IN
Berkeley ounty-A letter Of recommen.
dalton will be required. have a number
of Ewes, young Cattle and some Mares
and Colts, some OF which are high blooded,
which l will sell on reasonable credit.
RAWLEIGH COLSrON.
July 81, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-14
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.


ID AN away from the subscriber, on
II Sunday last, a negro man named
JAMES HILL,
of yellowish black colour, about IS or IS
years old, about feet or inches high,
has two scars in his forehead near the edge
of his hair--if confused has stammering
in his speech, had on and took with him
two surtui.s, one of London brown super.
fine cloth half worn, the other of coarse
dark brown cloth half worn, black super
fine streight bodied cloth coat about hall
worn, three jackets, one black satin, one
swansdown and the other mersails, black
corded constitution trousers, fur hat, shoes
and stockings-had part of his cloths tied
in red bandanoe handkerchief or new
shawl--If he is taken within the county, |
will give Twenty. FIVE Dollars reward, and if
out of the county aud secured in any Jail so
that may get him again Thirty Dollars re.
ward, and all reasonable charges if brought
home. JOSIAH FL ACC.
Berkeley County, May %, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-14
Worthmgton, Cookus, 6 Co.

HAVE for sale the following Books, viz
Family Bibles, SParen,'s Friend,
Davis Sermons, Deapon's Voyages,
Wesley's Sermons, History of Ireland,
Village Sermons, Revolutionary Plu-
Doddrige' sSermons, tsrchs,
Sawkin's Sermons, Forsyhe on Fruit.
ChristianResearChes trees,
in Asia, Stranger in France,
Rise and Progress 10 s Stranger in Ireland,
Religion, Morse's Gazetteer,
Spiritual Treasury, Walkers do.
Practical Piety, Memoirs of Cum.
Christians great In 5 berlaod,
terest, Jesuits Letters,
Walk of Faith, Junius Letters,
Triumph of Faith, Ovid's art of Love,
Reign Of Grace, Wan of Feeling,
SCOTS Essays, Thinks to myself
Holy War, who,
Ancient Israelites, Scottish Chiefs,
Harvey's Medita. : Thaddius ofW arsaw,
tions, Exiles of Siberia,
Confession of Faith, Ella Rosenberg,
Devout Exercises, I CGllbs in search OF
Faber on the Pro- wife,
phecies, ; Modern of Criselda,
Gaston's Collections, 5 Self Controul,
Buffers Analogy, &, Prince Engine,
Serious calls to the Tales of Fashiona.
unconverted, : ble Life,
Glad Tidings, : Corinua,
Guide and Refuge, s Refusal,
Simpsons Plea, Vicar Of Wake field,
Smiths Essays, 5 American Lady,
| Pilgrims Progress, s British spy,
Dick & Pany on In. Cowper's Task,
spiration, 5 Campbeli's Poems,
| Thornton Abey, WalterScott's Poe ms
( Hive, ) Burns Poems,
Watts Psalms and : Thompson's Seasons,
Hymns, Solitude Sweetened :,
Wesley's HYMNS, : History Of America,
Life of Wesley, ; Morse's Geography,
Kamsey's Life of 5 American Nepos,
| Washington, Natural History,
Weems' Life of Gass' Journal,
Washington, Walkers Dictionary,
! Life OF DIR. Franklin, Murrys introduction
Life of Col Gardner, - Key,
Life of Col. Darwin, - Exercises,
| Modern Europe, 5 Sequel,
Domestic Encyclo- - Grammer,
psdia, SCOTS Lessons,
ellis History, s Eu6elds Speaker,
Leo 10Th, Young Mans Com
Lorenzo de Medice, panion,
Matthews on Popu 5 Fishers Companion,
lstion, ; American Guide,
Select Speeches, Coughs Arithmetic,
Stephens War,
together with many more on various sub
jects, too numerous for inserton-any
book that may be called for which they
have not, they will undertake to furnish
| upon the shortest notice.
Shepherds Town, June S, 1912. r..
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-14
James Brown, & Co.

ARE now receiving and opening at their
store Corner Of the Globe Tavern 10 Shep-
herds. TOWN. an assortment of
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-08-14

Fresh Lemons and Lemon
Acid, just received, by
JAMES S. LANE.
Shepherds Town, July "a, 1912.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-19

He understood the gentleman from Viz
ginia Mr.. Shefey) TO say, we were going to
war for mere phantom /; for, if the orders
were repealed to- morrow, the trade TO France
was not worth having. What are the orders
worth said he. Nothing they were only
paper and ink. The deep inroad that horri-
bic system has made on the character and in
terest Of his country, ought not 10 be 30 con-
sidered. Is it possible, there should he ono
MAN left in the nation, who can think the re-
vocation Of principle which not only shuts
the continent Of Europe against your COM
merce, but warrants its extension through
every species and grade Of injury and insult,
only psper and ink 1t may be easy for tho
gentleman who estimates national honour as
a bubble, TO conte mpla:c tho orders of-coun-
Gil with perfect Indifference but for himself,
he could not see in them any thing that was
not perfectly Ioaihsomc. Sir, We have talked
so long about trade about what ought, and
what ought not TO be regarded, II seemed We
had forgotten what il ever had been. Let US
look back a little perhaps when we are sem
siblc of what We have lost, we may be wiling
to make the greater efforts to regain it,. L
am apprized, SIR, that the theory OF the ball
ance of trade between nations, taken from
custom house books, 1--WE have no other au-
thority) has constantly, and perhaps will con-
tinue TO deceive the wise.t statesmen but,
30 far as our reports from the Treasury go
to shew the amount of actual imports shdex-
ports, they may be safely relied on. What.
sir, was the state of our commerce In 1904
Upon an average Of the years 1902, 6, 4, it
stood thus to the British dominions III Eu-
rope, Gibraltar exccpted) we annually exc
ported, Of domes.ick produce, 5 l3,43o,oooS 8
Of foreign merchandise, B 100000 making
an aggregate of exports, 8 l5,69o,oOo but
the amount Of our imports, from the same
places, was 3 IL 100000 leaving balance
in favour Of Great. Britain, Of 8 li,7lo,ooo [;
but Notwithstanding the expectation Of cotton
had increased in 1904 to 5 6,2co. 900, tho
exports Of tba, 7ear we're only 8 100000,
while tie importation had been swelled to
the enormous amount Of 5 27,eoo,ooo; lesv-
ing balance against us, for that year,
s l4,2oo.ooo. The balance, in favour Of q.
Britain, in our trade to British India, Is stat
cd at 3 3,s3o,ooo, which, added to that of
her European don,inions, constitute bsJsncs
In her favour Of 3 l5,2soooo. II to this
point, he wished to cali the gentleman's att
sadop. How is thai balance obtained IS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-19
(BY AUTHORlTY.)
AN ACT

To alter the time of holding the District
Courts of the United States for the
North Carolina District.
RE IL enacted by fAe Seaafe and Hoase Of
Representatives. Of he United STATES Of
.dmerica, in Congress assembled, That in
stead Of the time beretofore established for
the sessions OF the district courts Of the u
nited States, in the North Carolina district,
ne said courts shall hereafter commence and
be holden on the following days in each year,
tha, is to say |: q, Edenton, in and for the dis
trict Of Albemarle, OH the third Monday Of
April, and third Monday Of October at
Ncwbern, in and FOR the dstric, of Psmptico,
on the first Monday after The third Monday of
April, and lhirG Monday of October as
Wilmington, in and tor the district si Csre
Fear, on the second Mcnday after the h'sd
Monday Of April, and third Moa,ay OF Nc-
tober, any thing conraincd an any former2cy
or acts ID the contrary notwithstanding. Aud
all actions, suits, process, pieadings, s.sog.
nizances, and all ether proceedings Of wbas
nature or kind socver, civil or criminah CONF
menced or to be commenced, and made re-
,urnablc to any Of the said courts, in the
month of February next, shall be continued
respectively, and shall be returned TO, and
have day in, the term Of said courts next to
be holden by virtue Of this act, and the same
proceedings shall be had thereon, with the
same effect and power they would have ha&
If this alteration had not been made.
SEC. 2. Ind be IL further enacted, That
If tho Judge of tho district courts aforesaid
should fail to attend on the first day Of the term
of any of the said courts, respectively, it
shall and may be lawful for the marshal OF
the district, and ne is hereby authorized, to
adjourn the said court or Courts, until the
next succeeding day, und If the said judge
does not attend be fore the expiration of the
second day Of tho term Of the said court or
courts, respectively, it shall and may be law
fu for the marshal aforesaid 10 adjourn the
suid court or courts to the term next in course,
any thing in any former act or acts to the cop-
trary Notwithstanding
II. CLAY,
Speaker sr the Honse Of Representatives.
GEO. CLINTON,
Vice President sf the United States, and
President Of che Senate.
January %, lsl2.--AppRovsp.
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-19
Cheap Hat Store.


No. la, sonth-side Sfote- StFest, Boston,
HAS rec oeivcd by consignments, frsm vari-
GUS manufactures. complete assortment oi
HATSl-viz.
Gentlemen's real patent silk English Hats
do Boston Mandatory, lst, Cd and
Sd quality do.
Mems and Youths FUR, MKT, plated and
wool do.
Children's red and black Morocco do.
Which are ready for sale al his Commission Hat
Store by wholesale and RETAIL at reduced prices for
CASH only
AS the business Of the above store is conducted
on commission altogether, consgnments OF and or
oers for Hats are solicited and shall be attended to
with punctuali,y and despatch.
Post0n, Dec. 4, 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-19
COPARTNlKSklp DISSOLVED

THE firm Of J. MUNRO s. Co is this da. dis
solved by mutusl consent-a persons insl' bt-
ted to the Concern requested to make immediate
payment to JOSIAH MUNRO, who isj authorized
to adjust the same. CALEB GREENE.
JOSIAH MONkO>
Newport, August ist, 1911.
THE subscriber continues his business at
the old stand of J. MUNRO s. Co. No. ll6 Thames
STREET. where he offers the most reasonable terms
an assortment OF GROCERIES, Crockery and Glass
Ware, &c. Wholesale and Retail
N. b. Every favour gratefully acknowledged by
August JOSIAH MUNRO.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-19
COTTON GOODS
Tohn M. Mansfield,

Has just reeefued, and offers for sale,
A Large assortment Of Ladies' Morocco
- Walking SHOES, of an excellent quality, with
and without heels; one trunk gen,lemehs New-york
made Morocco Pumps, and ladies' kid Slippers
.Aiso--a complete assortment OF ladies' mo-
Slippers and Ties, wholesale and retail, low
as be purchased at any store in the u. States.
On hand, general supply of men's. womenss
and chldren's Shoes, Of all descriptions.
.dtSo-New-Yor manufactured Calf-Skins
and heats Leather, yellow and binding skins.
boot legs and tops shoe ties boot cord and tasses
Also for sale, II hhds prime Tobacco.
Ian 90
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-19
CRANSTON g. SHAW,

OFFER at privafs sale reneonaJle terms, for dt-
" brd,,ed taper, at their Fower s-sOhatf -
134 bags Coffee
25 boxes Havana brown Sugar.
Is pipes Providence Gin;
do. Brandy;
81 kegs Tobacco;
SO bbls. and % half bbl' prime Bcef;
% bbls. and IL half bb.s mess do,
81 DO prime Pork;
Is do. mess de-,
II chests Tyson
IL do. Uyson-skin
13 do. Young.Hy son
16 do. souchong Eho.
9 do. Csmpoy
a. do. Rohea
80 quarter-chests Bohea
n. B CRAssroS & SHAW offer 10 their
Friends and the Publick in general, their warness
acknowledgements Of gratitude, for the liberal sup
port which they have received since the commence
ment Of their establishment, and solicit the continu-
ance Of their business.
Newport, Oct. %
PRINTING,
or all kinds, erecu,ed wifh neafness, scoii.
raey and Sesratsd, at his tFess