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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-30
(BY AUTnUnIfY OF THE STATE ur
MAnYi.AND.)
SCliE.lfE or TG,E

2o23S blanks Z bri2e. S'o,Vow
$4,000 tickets at Ten Doiiays each Ss5o,eoo
CASH pRlZs;S
Subject to deduction OF fiii,er per cent.
iSt0tionary t,ises jofitSs
FIRST drawn ticket entitled 10 c-- 5000
The n.x, 5 5SSn h 4" So, 's each
DO Ticket aiter the COCO blanks 5000
FIRST drawn ticket the I5tl aud until the o5th
1elr, n s s.ss to s.h (sysGp"s tle 100 Tiskes
The sa ii ten prizes TO consist of The numbers sr,-,
to 1000 inclusive, each l,re, of the SAIL i0sJ 10
be one prize, the frs; drawn hundred or Lowest p,,n-
the 35th. -
Fist drawn ticket on the ssth Ssooyt
Do 36t' to 4ist 500
Do 4ist to 50th inclusive 1000
Do 55th day 10000
TIE prize books to consist of Nos a 1000.
The object contemplated TO lie accomplished bs
the above scheme, is emncny entitled to the favtr
and patronage OF the citizens Of Baltimore The es
tabIishment of Medical College vii misunderstanding
have beneficial Influence the general literary
character OF our civ-on il perhaps may be Lereai-
ter ensraited the other Colleges, and .us univerr
sty be constituted.
II Will however give us other important advantages
1t WIZ promote spirit OF investigation in the ia
enty' It VIII induce young men of talents establish
themselves IN our city and thereby permanently se-
cure to this community the best mid that can lie af
forded by the medical profession. II may also be
proper to remark, that if thsschoo should prosper
as anticipated, it will large sums TO be expepJ-
ed annually in this city, which would otherwise be-
disbursed in other places.
we presume that, those gentlemen who are anxi-
Gus Tor the advancement of the interests of Ba,ti.
more, will give us their support the above consi
deratons
no those who ars inclined to profit themselves at
the same time that they encourage us-we conf
uehti! say that no scheme OF lottery splendid or
promising AS the above, has been offered in this
country.
CJJ' The commissioners having already contracted
for the sale of sufficient number of Tickets to auJ
tho1ze them in fixing the earliest dag for drawing
that the use necessary for making preparations wiz
GIVE NOTICE, :,
That the drawing of the Medical College LOTTERY.
VIII commence on the llh day Of Jans nest.
lNkETS maybe had by application to the Mal'
nagers.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-30
hisy-26.

IN CHANCERY.-In Louisa county court May
u 1ith, 1912.
William Letauu, heir to John Lefaun, deceased,
a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-30

Jane s4.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10

Last evening the two houses of the lie.
gislature, with the exception of the fede-
lalists and some FIVE or six more, met at
the capitol by adjournment from the even.
ing before, on the subject of nominating
Mr.. Clinton for the northern president.-
Besides the members of the state legisla-
tuTe, several members of congress were
present, who, at the request of the meeting,
made statement of facts respecting the late
ruinous course of Mr.. Madison's admins
trasion, and endeavoured to shew the me-
ccasity of change of men and measures,
IN order to save the country from impend-
ing ruin. Mr. Stowe, it is said, particu-
!arly distinguished himself by the able and
eloquent speech he delivered on the occa-
sion. Judge Masters also acquitted HIM
self with great credit. On the other hand
appeared Root from Delaware, who oppos.
ed the nomination with vehemence and his
customary Coarseness. He reminded the
friends of Mr.. Clinton of the fate of ILL.,
starred ambition as exempliicd in the case
OF Burr, and in short he exerted himself
with zeal and boldness if not with ability
or success. After debate of some length,
when the question came to be put, it was
carried unanimously, Root having left the
room.
"The course of the federalists, so far as
| can learn what it is, has been to avoid
taking any part or expressing any opinion.
at present"
After the meeting adjourned, the gene
raj committee waited upon Mr.. Clinton,
and informed him through their chairman
Gen. Wilken] that the republican members
of the legislature had unanimously nomi-
mated him for the presidency of the United
States for the ensuing four years, to com.
mence on the fourth of March next: To
which MIR. Clinton replied, that he sensi-
bly, fel, and duly appreciated so distinguish
ed proof Of their confidence.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10
PHILADELPHIA, June 80.

A seaman belonging to the schr. Venus,
capt. Johnson, arrived in the River Della
ware, reports, that he spoke Mr.. Cook,
pilot off Nantucket shoals, on Wednes-
day evening, who informed him that Com
modore Rodgers had captured the British
frigate Belvidere after severe action, 10
which the Belvidere had lost between 90
and 100 men.-The frigste President had
lost two Of her masss the number of kill
led and wounded on board the President
was not stated. They were towing the
Belvidere for the first port they could
make.
The Pilot also informed that he had seen
the action.
Our informant further adds that Commo.
dore Decatur with the remainder of the
squadron was in pursuit of the Jamaica
feet.
Letters from New York cay that &C.
counts were received in that city yesterday,
of the Belvidere British Frigate having
been brought into New.London, entirely
dismasted.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10
CHARLESTON, June IS
FROM FLORIDA.

The boat Eagle, Clark, arrived
at this port on Sunday evening from d.
Marys, from whence she sailed on Satur'
day last. BY this arrival we learn that tne
Volunteers from Savannah had arrived ar
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10

Our Navy Nobody can doubt the met.
tie of our little navy in any emergency or
situation. Nor does any body question
the enteSprizc, prowess and efficiency OF
our brave and hardy mariners in privateer.
ing. But who can contemplate without hor-
ror an attack upon our little marine by a
British squadron, even of such number
of cruising trigates as are sometimes on the
American station? Halifax or the bottom
of the ocean would receive the noble spirits
OF as gallant band of officers and seamen,
as ever dared death and rushed on deeds of
glory. Somers and Wadsworth would re-
ceive manv of their former companions in
arms and destiny.-M 4. Cok (dem.)
The uGr at Sea.--Ihe FIRST fruits of war
will probably be on the ocean. The Bri.
fish have on the Halifax, Newfoundland
and West. Indian stations, three sail of the
line, twenty one irigates, nineteen sloops
Of war, and eighteen smaller vessels--mak-
ing total of 81 armed vessels. The great
er part of these will receive the declaration
of war just made in few days, and will be
in immediate readiness to carry it into exc
cution. To meet this force and check its
depredatons on American commerce, we
have the following remains OF as gallant a
iistle navy as ever aoated on the ocean 49,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10
BOSTON, Tune 26.

YESTERDAY on the PRONUNCIATION of the de-
claration of war, the feelings of the COM
mercial part of the town were Immediately
expressed by all the vessels hosting their
colours half mast---with the exception of
four coasting vessels.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10

! The President ~, Commodore Rodgers
! United States Al, Commodore Decatur {;
Congress SO, Captain Smith Essex 81,
Captain Porter Hornet 16, Captain Law
renee and Argus is, Captain Sinclair
all these vessels excepting the Essex, sailed
| from New-York, the 21st ult. on cruise,
having received their order, fran Wash
ineton by express. The Constitution ~
guns, Captain Hull, was at the last dates
at Annapolis bound round to New FORK
The Chesapeake 96 is now repairing IN this
port, and the Constellation OF the same
force in Washington. The John Adams,
brig of IL, Captain Crane, are now IN this
port ready for sea--Besides these the Siren
of 1 6 guns, Captain Bainbridge, the En-
terprize of IL, Captain Blakeley, and the
Vixen of IL, Gadsen, are also in readiness
On the exertions of this naval force to give
to our meuaced commerce all the protectl-
on in its power, ws have the most perfect
confidence, and lament it is not greater.
Col. BURR, once so celebrated for his
talents, and lately SO much talked of for
ms snttefings, lately arrived IN Newberry-
port from France and England, and passed
through THE towr on his way to New.
York.
Extract Of a letter fr0m a Oery respectable
gentleman in Gottenburgh, 10 his friend
at New-2ork, dated May ist, 1912.
81 have just seen a gentleman direct
from St. Petersburgh, on his way to Lon
don. He says, that Russia had declared
war against France, and has an army of
100000 men on the frontiers. The cause
OF this sudden declaration Of war was, that
the Emperor of France had bribed ,hirt cen
men of rank, to murder the Emperor of
Russia; in consequence of which the no.
billty, TO man, demanded an immediate
declaration of war against France"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-15
LateR T0M EngIqnf.

We were yesterday favoured With
London Papers to april 80, and Liv-
erpool to May /.
In the Houie of Commons April
IS, Mr.. Whitehead read the Pref
dents Mefage respecting tenr7's af-
fair, and demanded whether Govern
ment was Privy to his milton, &c.
Lord Cafllereagh replied nat the
Mlnilters knew nothing of Henrys
milton till it h1d terminated, and
then coniidered it an GRAND for mil
ltary information, and took no notice
OF It, as being at an END and that
the letter which mentions cypheE
to be furnithed, was not among Sir
James Craig's enclolures TO Govern
mont, and that Minittcrs knew moth,
ing Of it, but what they Jaw in the
newspapers.
Lord Holland called the attention
Of the Houfe of Lords to the fame
1ubject Lord Liverpool, for HIM
felt and others, declared there never
had been any attempt, dtGgn, or
with to effect any fe7aratlon or diff
union between any parts Of the y.
). or to foment any dlhltisfa6tion to-
wards the Government Of that coun-
try; nor had any individual been
employed by Government on fuch
fervlce that the employment of
Henry was unknown to Government;
and his engagement by Craig was
merely to obtain information, and to
which the administration was not pri-
| Wy.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer
faid in parliament April 20, thar he
thoughtit impol1ible the II. S. could
any longer maintain that the Berlin
and Milan DEGREES were repealed,
unless they meant to make common
Caufe with France.
1t is faid BonaParte is feriouay
indilpoied, and that his phyGcians
have declared has cafe a dropfca.
one.
The American Mehengers for Par
IS are all detained at Morlaix and
hR9 Americans can leave Paris with-
out pafpOr:, to embark for America.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-15
FRENCT Goods.
ROYAL LINCOLN,

HAS lust received fresh French Goods,
consisting Of elegant 81 and s 4 Damask
and I.evantine silk Shawis fine and com
mon Linen Cambrcks Ladies silk and kid
Habit Gloves; Cenllemeus silk do : Rib.
bonds Double Florences ;tSilk Hose, green
Umbrella Lustriags CentIemens Silk I'm.
6reilss Fans sc.
ALso-Flrst chop blue and yellow NankiHs;
fancy MusIns Linsns Best West Of Eng
land Broadclo.hs fine factory ShirIing; do.
Ginghamsi Ladies Parasolsi Cahcos !;
black Grape 40. Ca bricks Cambrick
MuslIla, some very ErC JttOn 4 aces i'll
dIa Cottons all prices black PeFsians !;
CsntOn plaid silks do. Black 10 Pongees !;
Canton Grapes white, red and yellow Elan.
nels; Blk. do; Ladies whit & Slate cotton
hose; Gentlemens Slate and mixed do !;
Lace Yelling, 54 wide; twild Silks for pc.
Uses fine and common Brosdcioths; do do.
kerseymeres red Broadcloths white,
red and Buff Kerseymeres for Military Gen.
tlemen' Which together with his former
stock compose an assortment Of almost every
article usually enquired for.
June l. (tf.)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-15
Ebe @onitor.. No. LXXIV.
CcoNrINuED FROM NO. Is I

SON ~ We ~ FROM NO. ,
-" That chant to the Sound If the pi0i, and
f7lVeHt 10 themselves Instruments Of music ike
DaWd'
Passages of sculpture like this have indu-
ced some good people to suppose that il was
not proper to make use Of instrumental mu-
sic in the public services of the sanctuary.
Conclusions Of this kind are drawn also from
considering The simplicity, purity, and spir
ltualIty OF the new testament worship, when
cOntrasted with the tiresome ceremonies of
the Jewish church. II is admitted thar Da
vid made use of Instruments, and that much
mention is made in the Psalms of them -
" Praise hfnI with the tm5reE and dance !:
praise hin with StriHged Instruments = organs
Sing his praise with high sounding symba.s.
Pause him with an instrument Of ten Strings.
This is the language of the Psalms But IS
not this fguratiye in some degree, and IN
derstood like the following verse in Isaiah !?
The mountains and the hills shall break
forth before you into singing, and all the
trees Of the field shall clap their hands. 7"
That is, that every thing whether animate
Or inanimate is, BY some ofthose bold figures
peculiar to the scriptures, represented as
praislng Goo. and glorying in behoIding the
IullneSS OF MIN tilal Hiletu - ali ana III all. ~
But it is argued IN the other hand that the
example Of David and others recorded iii
the scriptures is a s.. hc:ent warrant for US,
and that the words If the prophet Amos
quoted as 0 theme for this number, regard
only ;he proclamation Of holy things % a
common and irreVerent use. 1t is farther
argued that any thing which promotes devo-
ton is lawful, and that instrumental music
having an acknowledged effect in stimula-
ting tue affections of mind alive to the
power Of melody is certainly proper 20 be
introduced into an assembly of the most de
vout wOrsmpeTs. Such are some Of the ar.
gumen;s on both sides. Il is question on
which it is wei. to enquire, and know the
t-Lth yet il is one on which good men may
innocenuy differ. Bat it is of little conse
quence which side we espCuse, if we are
but made mete for that blessed society who
sing IN everlasting song Of thanksgiving, and
honor, and glory, and blessing, with nothing
to interrupt or iuiure IN Ihe least degree tile
beauty Of the harmony throughout the
boUndless ages OF eternity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-15
EAST FLORIDA, q.

BY Savannah paper of May 20,
il appears that notwithstanding the
information which has been repeated
ly pubIlhed, thar Prefdent Madilon
had ordered Amelia and Eat Florida.
long hnce to be refored to It's ow-
ners, it appears BY an official article
from the American Commander I'LL
Chief on that hation, Gov. Mitchell,
Of Georgia. dated May 20. thlt
I" the giving up or continued occupa-
ton Of the colony dspen5ed on the
JtgHre decihoa Of the American Gov
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-15
Ldngd0n and Gerry.

The dispute between the Democrats
Of New-Hampshire and Massachusetts,
with respect 10 these two gentlemen,
reminds Us Of our old Catechism--
Who was the meekest Man Moses.
Who was the oldest Man AEefhuSsLah.
We can inform the gentlemen, that
the reason OF the selection Of these can
didates, was that they are both too old
and inefficient TO stfl,d the least Pr0ba-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-15
MONDAY, JUNE IS, 1912.

bility ola future competition for the
Presidency; and tina: Langdon is the
most inoFlnsiye old gentleman of the
two. The nomination of either serves
to keep up.the Farce Of respect for the
Eastern States; and as the vote of Mas
sachusetts in the choice of Electors will
probably be lost by means ofthe Senate I;
New Hampshire'is more likely to give
value received.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-15

Mere Pr0yf that the French haze cea-
Jed to Uislate olr neutral rights,
required BY the d67 sf Can
-~s Go a.

)ed TO Ui1Iafe ouT neutral TIgbT5,
required BY the af7 ef Can
grGl5!!!
city Of Nelv-Iork, IS.
George Frantz mailer of the hip
Lydia, Of New-Y York, and George
Waterman, mate of fajd veAel, being
duly fworn, feverally depole as fol-
lows, to wit That on the twenty
eighth day of april lat, at nine o.
clock P. M. being then on their PAT
lage in faid (hip from LifbOn 70
New York, in latitude SO 40, and
longitude IS, they fell in with two
FRENCH FRIGATES and COR
VErIE. That the faid lhip Lydia
was boarded by number Of French
men from one of the lrigates, and
theie deponents and the ref of the
crew were feized and conveyed to
the Commodore's frigate, where they
were detained about three hours
That the Frenchmen were PRE-
PAIRING to Sou TILE the iaid
lhip Lydia, when the faid George
Frantz mentioned, thar he had that
day fallen in with brig which had
fPoken Britilh "A, bearing North
Weit F.; or hearing which the Com
mOdofe immediately fent thoie depo-
nents and their fad crew on board
their own flip (thc LYDIA and diff
miiied them. lhefe Opponents fur
ther lay, that while on board the iaid
frigate, they were informed that thele
vehels had been four months from
France, and during their prelent
cruile, had captured and funk fever,
al American as well as Britilh vefels !;
that among the American yedels
which they had funk, was brig from
Baltimore, commanded by Captain
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-15
WILLIAM LORD.

HAS Jun received and now offers for fale
l. 4 at his aofe, head of Green nreet, al ad-
ditioual afortment of
Wgf-India Gods, GTocerie5, &c.
AMONG WHICH ARR
Cogniac Brandy Preferves
Holland Gin Windfor & bar Soap
american do. Walhballs-Starch
Old Jamaica Spirits mould & dp't Candles
St. Croi1 aud antigua Spermaceti do
Rum; ~. Z. do Spermaceti Oil
Madeira, Sherry, LIZ Table Salt
bon, Port, Vidonia Entry Mats
& Malaga WINES Floor Brulhes
Annifeed-- Cordials BrOoms-Sieves
c der Vinegar Indigo--Salt Peter
Bottled Cider Ink Powder
Hyfon, Young Hylon, Spice Bitters
Hylon Skin, Sou Powder, Shott and
chOng and Bohea Flints
Teas Log Wood
Loaf, Lump, India, Red Wood
HAVANA white and Fultic-Allum
brown, and WeG- Copperais-Sulpher
India Sugars Roll BrimRone
Welchs No l aud 2 Cotton and wool
Chocolate Cards-Flour
Chocolate Shells Corn--Rye s. Wheat
RlCe-GFOund 90 clear EOTk-Bac0n
PePper-Ground do CARBOHYDRATES
Ginger-Pimento Id, cd, lOd and cod
Box and calk RaiGns Nails
Turkey Figs Bees Wax
Caraway Seed Bakery Iallow
Canary do-Nutmegs Cotton and Cotton
Characterization Yarn-Rock Salt
Citron--Calla Rotten Stone
Englifh Multard Ouer-StOne Jugs
Cayenne-Oat Meal Tumblers- -Cheefe
Pearl Barly Indian and Rye Meal
Currauts White Beans
Jordan Almonds Sythes-Sythesneaths
Filbefts-Cltlup Hoes--FIlh--C Chalk
Gu1ve Gelley Shoe Bruihes
CaDers-Olive Oil Black Ball, &c sc
The above Goods are of the frR quality
and viii be fold on Reasonable terms.
Nay ls. (D
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-15
JAMES KINlBALL,

Sad4sr, HarHeeD:Maflr, and CbajE-
Trimmer,
NEXT door above tie Indian Chief, IN
~ Exchange RTeet, at The Ggn Of the T;uaK,
keeps conGanIly on hand general afor,meut
Of
Trunks, Saddles, Harns0s5, Sad
dle-Bag5, Porfmantsaus, sc.
Of good quality, for fale on the mOf reafona
bic terms.
LitsrV5s--A quantity Of very nice
Or SEAL SKINS,
with which country SaddIers may be fuppli.
ed on terms that cannot fail to give fatlsfac.
ton.
~ He manufactures the various article,
10 the line of has buGnefs in a manner that u.
mites durability with elegance, which purcha-
lers are moa respectfully invited 10 saiI and
examine J0' iLszsIvs,. UD Feb H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-15
3ntfuigrnrf.
Sir Million Bank.

The Council Of Revision Of New.
York State, have passed the act incorpo-
rating the Bank Of America-the chan
cellor having given his casting vote in
It's favor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-15
CHhol No. 738.

CRAIG, and bound to CADIZ,
that ons Of the Lydia'5 crew, who
was acquainted with Captain Craig,
was informed by him, that his brig
was SCU1TLED the DAY BE-
FORE, and was requelted by faid
Captain Craig, 70 report the fact OF
his arrival here and that beGdes
Captain Craig there were on board
the fame frigates, about Sky A.
mericans, belonging to vefeIs which
had been fCut.led and funk
GEORGE FIR NTZ,
GEORGE WATERMAN.
Sworn this 5th day Of June, 1912,
before me
WIN. KEESE, Notary Public.
[CnPt Craig's ve6si q0aS caLedtbe
HaPRy CouIk.1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-15

Steel Spring Truhes.
A large sfortmeut of Bl.nchard's celebra.
= ted SrEEL SPRING TkussEs, of all iizes.
which for utility and convenience exceed any
now in ule, are kept coRlfanily for fale by
Benjamin Butman,
h<s6aHge.F Tsst, Portland, AprI 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-15
BEN JAMIN BUIMAN,
EXcHANGE STREET.,
IL AS iuN received treih lupply of
IL DPUGGS U MEDICINES.
PAINTS. DIE STTTEFN l-

PdINIS, III r 81 UFFS, &c.
H@asg rrbisb az tbs f1ilo5gizg, y;z-
True Andefl0n's PiIis-HOopers do.-CaI.
omsl-Cznthardes--C Gator Powdered Red
Bark-Gum Opium-Camphor- Gamboge-
Tragacnth-Shavsd ling afs-I.ondon Iancets
oil AniIe-do. PepPermeu. - Powdered
lPecac-furkey Ehubarb-Geatian-V
Ian-Eflential Salt of Lemcn-Cots foot
Aozenges-Jesuit Drops-IIariem Oil sc .
Also
Llnieea Oil, boi'd and unbon'd-sp iri,s
IurPen'ine-COpa varnilh-Japan for dry
ing Powdered Litharge-Gum C0paI-do
Shellae--Gro and uaground PANT Bruihes
White Waih do-Ssh Tools-Camers
HAIR Pencils-SAnd PaPer-God and Silver
Lsaf-Gl4ls iuiiab!e for Clock Faces-Cocb
nsai-Roman Vitriol-Ildigo- Alum COP.
perais--Ground Logwood--Go. Redwood
Nader, SC &c
"A few Cafcs Red Lead.
- Pot and Bearl alhes con1-n.ly for ale.
June !. fF)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-15

Ship Mahachufetts, Cafe, Of New
Bedford, and the opanifh lhiP TaIaye-
"a, both from St. Mary's for Ply
mouth, E. were taken april "a,
within the Eddyfone Light, retaken
fame day BY an Englifh cruizer, and
arrived at their defined port nth.
The matters and crew OF both vefals
were carried off
In the protect Of capt. Lockwood,
of the Beliiarius, for her condemna-
ton, it is faid Mr.. Barlow directed
him to ltrike cut the words far hay-
ing violated the Berlin and Milan De-
creea, leaving fjngle declaration Of
condemnation without a1igning the
reafon given by The French authori-
ties for it Adding that the effect in
America would be very bad !
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-15
American Manufactured Goods

= american ManufaCtured Goods
No. z, N.6ty's- RoyV
JOSEPH POPE, agent for Al1y e B,orva,
J Of Providence who keep ham conltantly
iupplied'from their long known and well ei.
'sbliihed Factory at Paw;ucket, with a gen
era adortment of
american Cotton Gods,
CONSISTING OF
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
& threaded white & colord Stocking Yarn
White and coIored fewing Cottons
MISUNDERSTANDING -Checks-Stripes
s-Chambrays-Bed Ticking. SC.
- Shopkeepers in town and country aud
people in general who with to furniih them.
teives with the above articies, will be fup-
piled at the Fa9cry prices.