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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29

ihe above articles are generally the very
best kind, and will be sold very low.-Or,srs Gr,m
the country will meet Particular attention. and any
articles not on hand, will be Immediately obtained
from Boston or New-York.
- Constant attendance given from sunrise till
o'clock, +. NJ. and every favour gratefully acknowl.
edged
stationary, Lottery g Exchange OEce,l
No. llS, ThGmes. Street, Dec. 20.
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Removal.
HARVEY SESSIONS

ACQUAINTS his friends and the
public in general, that he has remov'd to No. 162,
Thames-street, two doors south of the Post Office
where, in addition to his former stock, he has just
receiv'd supply of EngIsh, French and india
GOODS, suitable for the present and approaching
season, which he will dispose of at very reduced
prices.
He has also just received great variety of
.,lr,ericGn GIyWGH4.,IS, STRIPES. CILay;fBR.4TS
very fine, aud common SHIRIENGS and COT.
TON T.fRA, Of all kinds, which lie will sell rs
low rs can be purchased at the Manufactures.
sCj@ He respectfully tenders his sincere
thanks to his friends and customers, and solicits
continuance of their !avors. April %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29
Rogers Tegetadle Palmonie
Detergent,

FOX CO.NSU.UPIJON, ..4SIHHiIICh .TNL
C4I.2RRH.9L COMPLAINTS.
NOTHING which has been SAID in recon
- mendaton of this medicine, has been in the leas
degree exaggerated, which many Of the enlightenec
and candid Of the Faculty, with whom the propr'.
tor has had an interview, and communicated man.
of the principal ingredients, politely acknowledge -
It's evident superiority the usual atng Elixir
and Balsams, in diminishing artsrial action, and b,
degrees diminishing expectoration, by increasing IL
sensible perspiraton, is too evident to be denied .
this with every assertion of the Proprietor upon tie
s45ject, strictly in conformity TO truth and
not certificate Of its efficacy has ever been fabr
Gated or obtained from disreputabe sources, bat H.
variaby have been profcred to the pubick, by gen
tcmen of resrectability, and friends TO the rSf
Of man GEORGE ROGERS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-06
INDIAN RETALIATION.

SAVANNAH, October 20-A letter has
,een received by gentleman in this CITY
from his TREND in the Greek nation, giving
assurances that eight Greek Indians have
been executed, and seven cropped & whip.
ped, under the sentence of the chiefs of tina,
nation, tor the murders and thefts commit
ted on the frontiers of Tennessee. To this
rs added, that there is as much safety in
travelling among them at this time, (the Sc
mlnoia tribes excepted) as. there is through
Georgia. The promptness with which the
chiefs have complied with the wishes of col
hawkins on this occasion, gives new evil
dence OF his interchangeable zeal and useful
ness, as well as the pleasing hope that he
will succeed in keeping them at peace with
the u. S.
The Greek Indians demands for ammu :
milton this year. haUe been unusually small :
The reasons assigned are, that the game is
all destroyed. and that they do nor defend
uhon IT, tor satety.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-06
REsOLUTtoB.

ResoiVcd, That the constitute autbori
ties 81 our country having declared war be
tween the United states and G.. Britain, and
her dependencies, II Is nur dutyas citizens 10
support 'hesc M asure Otherwise we hoald
iden ify ourselves VII the enemy. with 80
other distinction TIM thai of localjtv W.,
therefore, pledge ourselves tn each o,brr
and 70 our government. that, with our indi,
yiduai eXeriinns. our examples and ipAn
ence' We viii support on government. ana
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-06
IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY

, UcI0Der IS, 1872.
we the representatives of the people of
Vermont believing, that in times ike
those IN which we now live, it is both pro-
per and necessary that our scntin,r,,,s
should be known, not onl, 10 our co.,;
tuents, but to our sister states. and IN t1,o
general government, 60 hereby adopt the
following ''''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-06
REPUBLICAN SENATOR.

l.
ted Oct. %, says, yesterday the great
question OF SENATOR came up. DUDLEY
lCHACE, Esq. was chosen. The federalisIs
rallied upon Judge Tyler, and some few re-
publcans went with them. CHAcE hadIlO
TYLER e4-4 scattering. This proves
that nothing can shake the republican ma.
jority.''
STEPHEN R. BRADLEY, the submission
man, is thus justly set aside by the hardy
patriots of Vermont. Previous to the war.
he collected rcmonstranCes in New -Hamp
shire and Vermont against it, which he car
ried on to Washington. The descendants
OF heroes who beat the British at Bennington,
will no longer be mis-represented by
I " submission man." Until our ancient foe
respects our rights, their hardy voice is
"still for war;" Boston ChyoU.
| LAUNCH The beautiful new priva =
teer GOVERNOR GERRY, of $50 tons and
pierced tor Is guns, was launched from the
ship yard in the village of Fairhaven on
"Wednesday last. She is most beautiful
vessel built Of the best materials, and good
judges are of opinion that she will be re
markable swift saler. The keel of this
vessel was laid only 4S days previous to the
| launch
Sailed from Newport, on Saturday the 18th
inst. the private armed Brgantine Yankee,
Owned by Messrs. j. D'Wolf and ] Smith.
of Bristol, Il. ~ Oliver Wilson, commander.
mounting 9 guns with ITO men, complete
ly equipped, with ammunition and provisions
Tor a six months cruise.
a master of languages, named Dandon,
died lately at Berlin. literally through want
of the necessaries of life it appears that he
gave instructions to his pupils during the
day, and solicited aims at night. Unde
the floor of his apartment were found con-
cealed 10000 crowns in spece.-He had II.
other heir than his brother, whom he had
refused to see for thirty seven years, be.
| cause he had sent letter to him without
paying the postage.
Alas poor Feds, whthersoever We 60, VIC
are a cause of disappointment and vexati-
on and create for yourselves contempt and
confusion the following extract is from the
Montreal Herald"
Our reliance on the power Of the fede-
raj party to oppose with effect the measures
of the rulers of their unhappy country
that igRis Iafuus, which had well nigh lnr-
ed us into a security as false as would have
been fatal-is now, am happy to perceive,
rapidly giving place to more correct est
mate Of their means and sentiments"
BY the above extract it appears that the
Canadians have not the greatest confidence
III his naiesty's subjects in the u. States
or at least they begin to " estimate their
means" That is, they now perceive, that
his mGjesty'S friends are not sufficiently nu-
merous to usurp the government of the II.
States, and sell us to hhcir royal MASTER
The federalsts in their zeal to serve his
royal h{gh1css, have promised too much
thereby deceiving their loyalf ctIosv sKb1ecfs
vt Canada and leading them into embarrass-
mchts being reused by sense of their 81
tuaIioD, alarmed by a conviction # the JUS |
tee OF our canse--S< awakened by their fears
Of the infection of meried chaslisemeut.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-06
BosToN. October 90.

bosroN. October %.
From Eat.far--iaie
Yesterday arrived the cartel StHfre with
flag of truce from Halifax. We have re
ceived papers to the esd inst.
The ships of war and frigates belonging
% the station were mostly at sea- The
Poatiers, "a guns. Capt. Beres/ord, had
saled for Bermuda.
The British frigate .Nymfh, of SO guns,
Capt. Ehaoorth, arrived at Haiifar, saw
Commodore Rodgers whole squadron on
the 10th inst. about SO leagues $. w. from
Sam6ro light, and was chased by them, but
escaped. On the night o. the 10th the So
nina, of IL guns, from the river ST. Law
renee tor HaLtj0r. fell in with large fri
gate, and an armed schooner, or brig, made
| the usual naval signals to them, which not
oeing answered, the Sophia set all sail and
escaped.
The I'd battalion of the seth British reet
and part of the Tooth regt. had arrived in
HaHfar from En-: land.
|. The naval force now on the Raii[cr sta
ton consists of two S4s, one 81, one 40 gun
frigate, seven 38s, two Cos, one 80, two Sos,
eleven lbs, two los, and five or six smaller
vessels. .-.e
| sIhe last London dates received i'm Hall
fac, were to the LIST Sept.
| Ahe Hahfar papers complain of m,ur-
der committed Oh Mr.. Clements, on Sheen:
Island, by privateer's crew.
-. 0..S
,UhpANNA, (O.)-October i4.-The. spie,
which Gov. Meigs sent to tue Rapids of Mi
ami have ascertained thar a considerabi,
| number OF Indians were at that place ant
| that they found the force under gen. Tup
per and gen. Winchester too strong to with
| stand, and retreated-the Indians burnt al
| the American houses near the Ran;de
| A skirnish took place on the Peninsula O
Sandusky by detachment from general
Perkins's brigade. now at Huron, in whicl
the Indians lost III killed. and a numbe
Wounded troops had six killed ant
! en- wounded-the Indians were driven from
| the Peninsula.
GAINESVILLE, October 81.
Gen. Harrison has been at Point pleasant
IN the Ohio, to bring on the Virginia troops
and has gone on again to Mansfield to ar.
4 fhssp
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Trenton, W. LOct 90 . .,,,,,

- .'7E1H' W q IcI. ID O'CEoCK.
lear oir-i have now the pleasure to nc.
quaint you, that the bill for choosing AIect.
ors OF President and Vice President vest
ng the power IN the two branches oftlie Lee
gislature, has passed into law"
Trenton, M. Oct. 29--3 o'clock.
At this afternoon. both Houses conve.
ned in Joint meeting. for the choice of Gov
ernor' Tor TIE ensuing year, when Col. Aa-
ron ogden OF Elizabeth Town, was elected
oy MAJORITY OF eight votes. Judge Pen.
nington was the war candidate. H;S hrott,-
er, in the Legislature, declined voting, -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-06
NEw-YoRY. Oct 81

NEW- OR Z, OCT. 81.
Extract of ietter. from .Ney- Orleans d.
fed- sem. 29fh from a reahecta6ie ner-
ehanf there. 10 his correshondenf here.
new movement has just taken place
among the American troops in this quarter
which it is said, are to be concentrated
near Mobile"
The Navy.--The Constitution, Com.
cambridge, and Hornet, Captain Lawrence.
sshea from Boston on Tuesday on cruize.
The Chesapeake is nearly ready.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-06

country in the present contest. and rely on
the great Arbitcr ut events fsr q favorable
result. $3.50
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-06

ZANE svILLE, October 81.
Gen. Harrison has been at Point Pleasant
an the ONO, to bring on the Virginia troops,
and has gone on again to Mansfield to ar
range for the Pennsylvania troops &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-06
Extract of q letter from Richard NJ John
Son, ESq. TO gentleman in Geergeso50n.
dated in Camh at

FORT DETIAEcE. Oct. q.
We have traversed the Indian country
more than $50 miles in every direction from
this place; burning towns and yi,,apes--.
our savage foes flying before us. The de-
tail will be interesting when We meet. We
have been III pursuit Of force Of British &c
Indians several days bit in vain We could
not come up with them. they we're sup
posed to be upwards of lOO0-1but they took
baek track, ere we knew they were in
our country"
MIR Johnson, while with the Western
Army, commanded a corps OF Mounted Ri
hemtn. Alter a tour of4O days the corps
has been discharged by Gen. Harrison from
further duty. MIR. Johnson was so unfcrtu-
nate as 70 be wounded by kick from
morse lev days before he took his leave
81 the camp. lie is a member o. congress.
aud states, that be will he here GO attend
the dA;es Of the session be the 10Th No.
yesEeg,--GhiiS of'76.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-06
1t is said that Mr.. Madison's majority in the two
districts OF the Northern Liberties is o04


districts OF the Northern Liberties, is 904
he following letter informs us of the capture Of
the sloop OF war Wasp, by British "a gun ship, az
ter having herself taken British vessel Of war OF SUI
perior force, which recapured at the same time
the Wasp taken This letter affords still further
evidence OF the superiority of American nautical skill
anh bravery, and almost proves that an American
armed vessel is superior to any British vessel of e.
quail force. Though the honor won by orr gallant
seamen more than compensates for the loss sus,ain-
ell we cannot but regret that the brave 10 MES had
not an oppo tunty of reaping the reward of his skiJH
and conduct, by bringing his prize into port
RI. H. VI SHIP PoIcT1ERs,
October 81, 1SI2--af sea, lat. S.
My Dear Father,
The fortune of war has placed us in the hands os
the enemy. We we're captured Ivy this sldp or, S.h-
day evening last, after having ourselves captured H.
u majestys brig Froick The Frolick was Of supe-
rior force to Us. She mounted 1S thirty.two Mound
carronades end long mines. The Wasp YOU know
had only g carTonades. The action lasted az mi
nutes We had FIVE killed. TheIsangliter on l,5ard
the Frolic was dreadful We are bound into Ber-
mnda-I ain quite unIurt. In great haste, yohrs.
&c. I pIrIf 1.
p. s. Although uur cruize was short consider
ourselves as very fortunate.
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SOMETHING GOOD

One thing is sufficient, sa, S the Ph;lcdel-
mia Press, and it resounds like thunder
In the ears of the British party. Every Re-
Preventative from Pennsylvania wAo 90
ted FOR The WAR is RE-ELECTED-Not a
single representatives from Pennsylvania
who voted against the War has been rec
lected.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-06

Majority for governor Meiss in II Coun-
ties, 2,406.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-06

GEoRGETowN, (K.) October %. Cap
tain hopkins. with about sixty of the Uni
led States Dragons, pas ed through
Georgetown to-day, destined for Detroit.
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they now reDounce their " reliance" en- &c.
deraf' power and depend On themselves. -
Yet they seem to give full credit TO his ma.
jesty's friends here it is only their - means
which upon "a correct estimate" appears
to be deficient. Their LOYALTY 10 the king,
their good-soiU to save their brethren. of
his majesfy's province from harm or CON
quest. there exertions to produce anarchy.
and separation of the states, was never
doubted. No No. His majesty aud the
subjects of Canada. have n,any hro2fs of
the faithfulncss and loyalty of his people
here to doubt. 1t is only their means. -
@n Scr of Liberty.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-06

WoRTHINGToN, (O) October 81. Co
vernon Meigs and Harrison are yet in
Franklinton, waiting the arrival of more
troops. Gen. John G. Jackson, from Vir-
gina. and other officers have also arrived
there, armed eahahie. General Harrison,
we understand, intends d mig On Christi
mas next i'm Detroit.
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Sailed from Newport on Saturday the 18th
inst. the private armed Brigantine Yankee,
Owned by Messrs. ]. D'Woif and ] Smith
of Bristol, Il. ~ Oliver Wilson. comm ander,
mounting 9 guns with ITO men. complete
ly equipped, with ammunition and provisions
for six months cruise.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-06

Pitts6urg, PenHsyivania, Oct. %.
The detachment Of COCO drafted militia, which
has been encamped for some time on the west bank
OF the AIekany river, with the exception OF one
battalion, left guard the artillery and sores)
marched on Mornlay last, under the command Of
Brisad'er General Crooks, for Wooster; or wher-
ever the head quarters OF Gen. Harrison may be,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-06

The United States frigate ESSEX went
to sea on the 9th ult. it is supposed to Join
the squadron already out
The CONSTITUTIONS frigate * the IIoR-
VET sloop OF war sailed from Boston aso ON
the 27th ult. The Chesapeake is nearly
ready for sea.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-06

Jonas Galusha is reelected governor OF
Vermont, by a majority Of Ass votes over
the federal candidate.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-06

GIN. IUPPER.
! waited on general Winchester immedi-
atcly on receipt of the foregoing order, in
forming him Of my having previously sent
out a scout, and the object oft; that the
Indians had the evening before been overta
ken seven on eight miles from our camp, &
their number computed at from tw enty to
lorty.--That in al! probability, they had
then too far advanced to be oVertaxen with
out long pursuit that our horses wcre
feeble, and that / wished to preserve as
much of their strength rs possible for the
genera. object of the expedition, and, that
fit was agreeable TO him, we would wait
the arrival of the scout, to take such mca-
sufes as were deemed proper on their re-
turn general Winchester made no objec-
tons to thu. Arrangement: at the same time
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-01-27
FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber offers for Sale,
TITS late DWELLING HOUSE ana
III LOT, onthc south side otDuke-street
also his LOT on Water street, on whlch
is an excellent brick stable. These two lots
are connected with each other, and otter eve
ry accommodation to a family.
Also, from to 1000 acres of Prime Lana
upon the Kenawa River, all bottom, ana III
the vicinity of we'll settled part OF the coun-
try. Also, Five Lots in that part OF the Guy
of Washington, formerly called caroilsonrg;
Also, valuable Pocosin, adjoining the lana
of Augustine ]. Smith on Hunting creek
within two miles of the town. For terms APP
ply to J. D. Simms, Alexandra, or to the
subscriber at his residence IN Fairfax County
James Cralk.
January 10 @a"o"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-01-27
December b.
Rass,ns, Curvants, Figs, sc.

Rasssns, Currants. Figs, sc.
60 boxes New Raisins, a few days import
ed and in fine order.
100 boxes Muscatel and Bloom Raisins
90 drums oultana do.
boxes Figs
80 boxes & l-2 boxes Godfroid's Cigars
: 100 do first & second quality Havana do
10 cwt. dried Goldfish
10 900 lbs colored & white Goshen Cheese
5000 lbs. frkin Butter
100 dozen Hilbert's best London Brown
Stout and Porter-yery old,
90 boxes fresh Philadelphia Chocolate
Nos. and 8.
20 hogsheads retailing Molasses.
SO Demijohns,
FOR SALE BIZ
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner of Kirg * Fairfsx streets;
Win his usual q general assortment Of
The belt vines, Liquors, Teas,
and other Groceries,
Upon very reasonable terms, Fer ASH, Pro-
dace, or at the usual Credits to runorual
customers.
December "a. d
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PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to deed of trust from
Il Daniel W. Garty to the subscriber, made
for the purpose of securing the payment Of
certain sums of money in the said deed mem
toned. will be exposed to public sale, to the
highest bidder, for ready money. on the 5th
day Of February next, on the premises, that
HALU4BLE ESTATE situated on Pohick,
adjacent to Gardeners mill, in the county
of Fairfax, called
This estate contains It preset eseMlrR. ...usrvc
Of prior convcyances, between six and seven
hundred acres of Land--the soil is believed
to be of excellent quality, with plentiful
supply Of timber and wood, and the dwell
ling house and other improvements we'll
calculated for the accommodation of gem
teel family. The situation of this estate,
distant about ten miles only from Alexan-
dria, and upon water course that admits
of navigation for boats nearly to the very
edge OF the land, renders it very desirable
and valuable residence, and well worth tine
attention of any person DESTROYS of purchss'
ing Landed estate.
Thomas Swami, Trustee.
January IS 2awts
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FOR SALE.

An elderly NEGRO WONA.N, that has
-. 80 accustomed to house work, and is to-
~ he good cook, washer and ironer, and to
''s Nhd OF domestic economy she has been
=. s 'uh practice with her present owner for
Ss ',, wears Fer further particulars en-
qu,gre Of the :'ri7er.
December IA a
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-01-27
Valuable improved Land for Sale.
January IS

TRACT of LAND containing about
~ two hundred and sixty acres, situated
on the shore of si,e Potomac River, shors
distance below Alexandria: to the said land
is attached Fishery, with handsome inn
provements for carrying it on to large ex
tent The fences are in excellent order,
large proportion being post and rail, and al
most new.-There is convenient DWELL
lNG-HOUSE in good repair, and an excel
lent large KITCHEN part OF the land Is
we'll taken in clover, and the whole perfectly
adapted to the Loudon husbandry. --For pare
ticulars apply to
r. I. Taylor,
ALsxLNDRlA
October %.
~ A small adjoining TR ACT, contain
inp twelve acres, on which handsome
DWELLING-HOU has been began to
he erected, with WELL of excellent waters
NAV be had on very accommodating terms.
'"' 2aw
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r. I. Taylor,
ALEXANDRIA
N @ T / C E.

THE subscriber intends applying to the
Marine Insurance Company of Alexandra,
for the renewal of Certificate of Stock IN
said Company, standing on the books of said
Com pany, in the name of Lewis 8urwe@, de-
ceased (: which said Certificate has been ios''
No. 1884 to 1856 inclusive. =,
N. Burweu.
Administrator de bon's non' OF
/ ewis Burwell, deceased.
January Is
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NOTICE.

THE President and Directors OF the Lit
tie River Turnpike Company, wish to con-
tract for STONE, for keeping in repair the
Turnpike Road, to be delivered on said road
at such places as their superintendent, job
Race, shall direct who is authorised to ell
ter into contracts for the same.
Per order of the Board of Directors,
I. THOMPSON, Treasurer.
December Z.
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