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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-28

1--WE fourteenth drawing Of the ninety number
IA 10 terry took pllcs at the Capitol on the 9Th
lsss. when the following numbers Came cut. viz.
"a, IL, &c, 81, 81.
July II.
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Nv HEAT.--1'he subscriser VII pay the highest
Wv price inrcssh for all good clean wheat deliver
cd at hmpth.ll Mile At Rockets Mills
JOHN J. WERTH.
July "a. i'm
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BY Thomas Richie. !

or PRICES CURRENT-7cbacco from to
I S-Fiour Sxperfne, S to i-2-fine do. so
cents cheaper on an ayerage---Cornp Pr. Dbl. IS
---IFheat, 81. (No price can be quoted. The
Iilers have received few parcels at 5 L. Some
sales too have been made, leaving the price open till
q distant day .)-Bacon, 10 cents per lb--Uhiskey,
IS cts. per gallon-Bar IRON, $500 per tom
HEMP. per do. S 100 to t50-Most of these
prices are variable and uncer,ain-but they the
nearest cas- hit.
~ No change since the si,t-e1eept that the
1iiers are not quite ready to buy wheat on time.
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M OTiCE---in pursuance OF advice from the Exc
Nv cutive council OF this state, shall on Mondsy
a4th of August next, between the hours OF 10 and
IL O'clock, before the door OF Hcnrico County
Court house, in this city, expose to sale by public
auction to the highest bidder, for read, money, one
lot o! ground in this city No. 5i, upon Shockoe Hill
land the street leadi Northwardy between judge
Marshall, and Mr.. Alexander McRae, aud which
said Lot was late the property OF one John Myers,
subject Of the King OF q. Britain and by InGuisi-
zion duly taken hath been found To escheat TO the
Commonwealth of Virginia agrceably to the profit
sions OF act of the general assembly, passed in
the year l779, entitled 9. An act corcerning Et-
cheats and Forfeitures from British subjecis"
William Hay Junr. and Peter V. Daniel Esqrs
are appointed by the Executive, Commissioners on
behalf of the state their attendance 10 requested
at the time and place above mentioned, being pre-
Sroasly qualified KS the Law directs
SAML. NcCRAW,
Escheator for Henyir. County.
July %.
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July "a

EpACON--The subscriber has Just received
- quantity oil prime Bacon, w!:h is stored ia
his building opposite the Bell Tavern, * which
he will sell low for cash short credit tor
9o.igbe indorsed Notes.
FALLING GARDEN LOTS. ..
The subscriber also intends off ring for sale. at
public auction six seven Valuable unmproved
lots, situated IN the Falling garicn--some of these
Lots are near the new bridge building and the
otaers nearly opposte to the brick building on
+. street and below the house occupied by William
b4cCabeThe sale of the lots to begin at ten O'Clock
On the 2Sth inst.
Terms one third cash, one third in 60 days. aud
abe balauSe at the end o. shis year. Negotiable en-
aorsed Notes will ba required forthe two sst pay
Elents.
JAMES LOWNES.
July TO- tdsp
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CCNIY.WU.dTIOWO OF THE Papers
RELATIVE TO LORD L1vERPooL's PRO.
PoSAL
TO Mr.. CANNING, May II, 1912.

No. ~.
Copy Of a letter from Marquis WELLS
LEY TO the Earl of LIVERPOOL, transmit
ting Lords WIS. Reply to Lord LIVER
TOOLS Proposal.
Apsley House, May IS, 1912,
rIalf ~
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COPY
TO THE MARQUIS WELLESLEY

I IT E-IIUp u MdN u, ISIZ.
My DEAR LoR D--After the recent Of
the Paper which you sent to ME in the after
noon of yesterday, should certainly Rave
felt Il 70 be unnecessary ard fruitless 10
trouble you with any further correspondence
II were not desr0us to corrccj the nissan
Prehension into which you appear to have
fallen respecting my opinions, and those of
my colleagues, upon the Roman. Catholic
question.
In the communication which passed be
tween US Oh Sunday as well as that which
previously had with Mr.. Canning, Ger.
'aialy stated my opinions upon the Romsa
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From the Paris A9oniteur.

ELEMENTS OF THE ORBIT OF THE COMET.
Having been requested to rectlty my ele-
ments OF the Comet by actual observations,
have the honor to communicate TO you the re-
suit.
The Comet was nearest the Sun on the 18th
Of Sent It was seen 80 millions OF leagues
d;sta,t from that body, and "a millions OF
,eaones fran the earth From the above date,
tic ,ct,nce from the Sun will increase, and It's
d;stanca from the earth will decrease, till about
the middle of October, when the least distance
,f the comet from the earth will be still more
than al millions of leagues 1t is not proba-
HE that the brlIiance OF the comet Will go on
increasing; forit will lose somewhat more OF
its luminous aspect by its removal from the
Sun, than it will gain by its approximation to
the earth. In general, the situation OF the or
bit of this comet is such, that it Can never ap-
proach very near the earth
The nucleus of this comet appears seParat-
ed from it's coma, which surrounds 1t III the
form of parabolic ring. This appearance
which has not been observed IN other comets,
is ascertained by the observations OF all the
astronomers of Paris, and will doubtless be
confirmed by those of other astronomers
Probably, however, it does not at all follow
that the body is absolutely detached from the
comet, as the space which appears void may
be flied with particles much less luminous
than the rest Of the coma.
The following are the elements of the orbit
Of this comet :-PeriheIion distance, l,o22,4l.
The distance of It's passage by the perihe-
lion, 48 minutes past nine in the evening OF
the 18th Of Sept 1911. Ascending node, lao
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From the WUks6arTe Gieansr'

AIRPORT, IN. " Jan'
Messrs. Miner y bHtLrr,
A very Singular phenomenon lock paw
near Angelica, i'll the county OF Aiiegha"!T
Monday morning the 10th December winch,
will state, as related to me by one Oh 'I'' ~
witnesses Eur.y in the morning aoou. ,s-
rise, as sitting at breakfast, ne had a ''@"5
feeling, and supposed at first he was lal'a .o.
but as his sight did not fail him, be '"'" 'r 20.
Guided that he was going into ht' a"u y.
moved his chair back from the table ''
then bad sensation as though the hou'' Wv
swinging, and observed that clothes ''"" i,,9
on lines in the room werr Swinging 40 os
large kettle hanging over the tire ~ ,.,r,
served that his wife and family appea'eG, IS, i
greatly alarmed, and still suppofNS 81" s'trc
was in consequence of his apparer"' I Eb
into fit, bu, on enquiring found lD"' co. +,
the same sens, ion. This continued a. "a,
supposed for at least S minutes nd nd hut
no no noise or trembling, nor any "inu c,ng
only an appearance of awinging OF a' ~ Ii
two feet one way and the other. ooe ,n,,,s
neighbors felt the same, and on the opP'L
side of the river at the farm house a." o,io,s
ling house of Philip Church, the SAM , , W.
and sensations were felt. Mrs. CE" .;"n acd
in bed, and when she first felt the " Wv ;nav.
strange sensation as if sutfocatIns 80, Vas on
ed cut of bed supposing that the nous o.. 40 IS to
fire. The motion was consldcr"o'e .;oging,
set all the bells in the several Foo''o ;nr opcn
and an inside door was obser;';ed TO ''''"
and shut. .,e rigd
The same motions were felt up ~ su.D
about miles above, at house ne'. ',se nd
brock; the people ran ont OF the 49,, I'm n,otcn
observed the water to have TIE "'', ,;ors h.ls
Accounts state, that the same 'l': :,r niles
been felt at sundry other places w.
distant ..:1,r mctlc''
| could relate many other s''nl' Inf leave
felt and perceived at the same ''i's t for i
it for the present. How to accou of rot:cs
know not. Ifyou think it worthy .ys s same Of
you may make it public, and ii ,n ,s,r placs'
similar motions have been ielt a. w.
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Mundellsville for Sale.

ENHE subscriber being DESTROYS of remov-
ii ing to the Westward, proposes selling, at
public sale, ON Tuesday the 9Th day of Feb
uury on the premises, that we'll known and
valuable property called MuNDELLsvILLE.
which has for some years past been occupied
by Mr.. William S. Marye, and is at present
occupied by Mess'rs Michael Buracher, Ma
rye and Almond This property consists of
about FIVE Acres of good land, and is situated
on the Hawksbill creek, in Shenandoah county
within two miles of Shenandoah Qate Ridwell)
Furnace, and within q cali of a Merchant-nill,
Saw-mill and Fuliing-miil The improve
ments on 1t: arc, 4 Store-house and Dwelling
house adioining---a Dwelling house seperate
aKitchen, Smoke-house, Stables, sc. also.
Tan-vard, NOV In use which has twenty one
Law way Watts, with the necessary number OF
Handlers, Lines, and Currying-shop,
Bark-mill, aud Bark -shsde, eli under the same
roof, with water very cow en;snt.---There is
also all excellent Garden attached to the a.
bove. This property holds cut great induce
rnents 20 persons who follow or wish to toll
low public business, particularly to Merchants
and Tanners, as the Stand is probably exceed
ed by few Country stands IN the State, Tor
selling goods AID leather; indeed the subscn-
Der feels no hesitation IN saying that It is
good stand for almost any kind OF mechanical
business being central situation in fertile
country and well established.
The terms of sale will be one half OF the
Purchase money, payable on the first day of
April next, and the remainder In three equal
annual payments. An indisputable Title in
fee-simple will be made to the purchaser, at
the time of his making the first payment, on
his giving bond with approved security for
the remaining payments. Any person desi-
rous Of viewing the aforesaid premises can do
SO at pleasure.
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and voluntarily give rae an answer wnlcn
must be sent within the term OF tWensy-iouf
hours, after receiving this letter
(Signed) joseph Manuel de Goyeneehe.
For the complete satisfaction and lnforna-
ton Of your excelencies, Of nay subsequent
proceedings, accompany you the inclosed
manifesto as the best testimony thereof
God preserve your excellencies many
years.
Headquarters, at the Desaquadero, 24th
June, 1911.
(Signed) Josehd Manuel de Goyeneche.
To the illustrlous CaaiIdo, Junta and
Regiment of the city de la Paz, Co
vernon and Intendant.
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NOTICE.

FyHE Subscribers to the Fsuq,ier and
& aexandria Turnpike Company, are
hereby notified and requested, to pay to the
Treasurer of Said Company, on or before tbs
first Monday IN March next, the sum of Ten
Dollars on each ard every Share ty them re-
spec,isely subscribed, including the sums
already paid.
BY order of the President and Directors
mo Hampton, Treasurer.
Buckland, IAN. 30-l'eb 3. eotlMh
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--zaD:: CD: <zse--
BERMUDA, January IS.

The expediency of permitting American
vessels to export British manufactured arti-
cles, or West India produce, iron, the ports
of St. Andrews, ST. Johns, New-brunswick,
and Halifax in Nova Scotia, to the Ciitea
States, and to import into those provinces
certain productions of the United States, hav-
inc been acceded to by the board OF trade,
VIC have reason to hope similar lnduigehces
will be extended to this colony, by which the
evident good purposes of the measure IN
counteracting the American scheme OF non
intercourse may be considerably improved.
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Christian Forrer.
jan. 22-Feb. 4.

Menandoah, JdN. 2z--Fe6. a.
N. B. The above property will be sold sub
iect to unexpired lease, which has two years
to run from the first day of April next-the
right of receiving the rents as they become
due. G.. F.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On Thursday the 9th instant. Wilde SOLO at
the house of MIR. Nj Sexsmith,
A variety of Household and
kitchen FURNITURE, consisting OF Side
board. Tsbies, Chairs, Bureaus. Sc &c
Also, a Negro Woman, about
so years Of age, with her Child years old.
Also, GIRL aged = for term OF years
p. G.. MarStelier.
February q 't
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PUBLIC SALE.
FOR SALE

A VERY likely, active, black BOY, i6
a years of age, wei calculated for trs-
yelang or body Servant aid excel ent dining
room Waiter.
Enquire Of the Printer.
February 4
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TRANSLATION
Of a letter from the Woman in tho
the Man in the Moon. '''

comet's 9Th circuh, II. E. =,
Beloved Observation-Disclosures :"
understand from our cousin n
who has just returned from a Secret t"o
your regions and the. earth, that our w
ance In this quarter has excited surnr ~
all, and great astonshment amons NY
tie inhabitants. We gave the Garth ICY .
shock about 1000 years ago We s,E
pretty close to you again before We co.,; %'+'
aphelion. You need give yourself no ,nS
about our coming IL contact with Won tn F
influence shall be long ielt and renrmI.. +
Great storms, whirlwinds, halls r,irs 4
iuges and SLOWS, viii mark the perioJ"f T
presence. The passions OF men viii /, I
silly raised whatsoever is the ruE5s +
it will rage With great violence s.,a;i.
influence q the CONJUNCTION of tie p,ar.,.
the aaairs d nortais let the nations One |
thar are at pcace, by all means avoid warm
year from our leaving your system; I'd
the 10th of August Until the 10th Of Jvnen|
lowing, warn the girls to keep Their sg,r
hearts at proper dlsc.nce-the prevailing j
huencc are sad'v against female virtue: stn
rible deluge OF speeches. and writings sbsD.
poured forth in the moon and e.th ,Dn
great annoyance of the pcaceab,e, mlh
great delight of the factious. a mighty p,
paet Shall arise from the race Of Ethiop-s
the inhabitants of earth attend to his pletD
tons.
A beautiful spot of earth, which was vi.
derness al our last visit, which is variegs
with delightful lakes aud rivers, shall lOngs
bIest but let them beware of choosing aa
cond time chief whose pane imports VII
aa,ure never permitted him to do. Let ttsl
avoid the man WHOSE name fransposed Vi
DC that Of al ancient empire, mighty init
annals Of war, for under the cover Of humli
he conceals the most inordinate ambition
Now is favoratly time to seek Tor kao7
ledge. The memory is strong and the NH
clear. The farmers crop shall DC great l
him be grateful. A terrible sickness sh
prevail among the pigs. Liquors OF all SA
wui this season BE deletcrous to the hum
constitution. I'll send you by my next n'
sage particular account OF our journey
the regions OF IngalortheoPc, and Will ltAy
some secret and curious anecdotes Of SoMt
Inv earthltes.
remain, dear Coz,
Yours quite.
CANTIGORITHA
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BARBADOS, Dec. 10.

Admiral Sterling is appointed Naval Com
mander in Chief at Jamaica, in the room OF
Admiral Rowley.
The statement that C.ptain Bingham, Of
the Little Belt, had been made post into the
Volage is contr<,dicted: he retains the COM
mapd OF the former, which is repairing at
Deptford.
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LONDON, November %.

LONDON 1NOFClilUCI 81.
Paris papers have arrived to the 9th.
They contain but one article OF intelligence,
the return Of Bonaparte on the evening OF the
10th to ST. Cloud He returned suddenly by
the way Of Lego and Namur, after having sui
tered it to be believed! that he meant to eX-
tend his tour along the Rhine, and visit Mentz
and St'asburgh, where preparations had oeeA
made for his reception. This is not an unu-
sual practice with him: he never suffers thy
precise period Of his departure or return to
be generally known.
November 80.
A nail from Heligoland arrived this morn
ing There is a report of disturbances III the
interior of Germany, and OF an acton between
the Prussi.ns and the French. We are 10!
yet .ble either to confirm CT contradict the
rumour.
At special assembly Of the Corporation Of
Liverpool, or Monday last, It Was agreed thA
d petition should be presented to the prace
regent in council, praying his royal hlg'"eSo
TO take into consideration the increased pFce
of grain, and to Cause the d;sl:ilatlon O. apl-
rits from corn to be suspended, until the sense
Of parliament can be taken thereon, trusting
that such measure would have the encct OF
reducing the prices. The members ~ par
lament for the city have been requested to pre-
sent the petition.
The following are latest particulars OF the
state OF His Majesty's health:
" Ills Aaicsty's indlsposltlon continues TO
prevail without any material alteration. Ills
nights are frequently restless, and debility IS
the natural consequence. We understand
that an express was sent off to the seat OF DE-
John Willis, in Lincolnshire, requesting ths
attendance OF that eminent professional gen
teman upon his Majesty, i'll CO cert with bis
brother, Or. r. Willis, and the other Physl-
clans in ordinary"
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deg. Is min. Inclination, y d..
Place of the perihelion, "a dep Veg 1sS a i
,,. BucSHAsSS
Paris, Seht. 90. We LIS
The above elements AGREE va..
those published in the Gaze,te, ~ near!
bar. BowDIrcA Of this town |1,,E'Ias.
HARDT is esteemed one Of the n W. b
caiculators in Europe. and g&ipeJ V ~ acc
the national institute for caIcuIs,;su e pt,
Of the comct Of i77o. sn,S he
-~a %: r b,
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Silas Dean,

las for sale, a. ,us otar. % az ii tarE IA
.toao7ping GovdS
so casks 2od, l2d, Tod, 6G, md IA Nails
10 tons Cordaee;
81 boxes white and brown Havana Sugars;
600 lbs best Coffee
10000 Havana Stgars
S pipes old MADEIRA Wine, vintage 1903;
6 quarter casks do;
loo bbis. Mess and Prime Beef.
80 boxes spermaoeu Caudies
Bags shelld Almonds;
Nutr. gs, Cloves, and Cassia;
Boxes rumbers, and China Cups and sauccrs
20 kegs fresh quality Butter;
A variety OF Eoglish Goods
.3tso, landing from brig .lrgus,
1870 hid Ma -. N"c u
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COPARrNERSHiP DIoSOLNE Id.

THE firm Of J. MUNRO s. Co is this day dis
4 solved by mutual conseut--ail PEI sons ma bt-
ted TO the Concern requested 10 make in'ineaate
payment to JOSIAH MUNRO, who is authorized
to adjust the same. CAL GREENs'
JOSIAH MONRu
Newport, August LIST, 1871
The subsc,ibe con,mues his business at
the old stand of D. MUNRO s. Co. No. ITO, IhGs'es-
sire.t, where he offers the most reas nable TENS
All assortment OF GROCERIES,, Crocker! anG Glass;
Ware, sc. Wholesale anG Rc.ail.
N II. Every favour gratefully acknowledged by
August JOSIAH MI lNNOi
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EhEaH UPPLY or
GROCERIES,

JOSi ,u MUNRO,
OFFERS for sale. on YER, reasonable terms, for
~ CASH, or approved paper, at tie old stand IS
}. MI NkO& co
40 ll6, Thames. Street,
HhJs W. Island Rum;
20 pipes best Country Gin;
10 chests Tyson,
- do. II! sonskn, lroi
20 do. souchons,
do Bohea,
10 bags and z bbs. coffee
a 20 boxes Chocolate, No I, 2, and s;
asta 50 do. Doolittle's soap;
2 ceroons Spanish fotant indigo,
boxes New-Orioans do.
bags Pepper;
10 do. Pgicnto
200 VT Nutmegs and Cloves;
200 DO. best Cass.a;
boxes Mustard;
Is sacks Corks
Pots Maccabau
Kegs Rappce
Bidders Snuff
Pepper 1obacco
Starch, &c. &C.
Ills lew crates assorted repackea Ear
thern Ware;
) boxes Tumbiers
S do Wines
Jus. eceired in addition to tie aboCc.
g pipes spanish b. snu,
6qr casks sherry Wine.
do aud Kegs Nal ga do.
10 half bbls. buck wheat Fiouri
S kegs excellent Giugsr;
2 tons Campeachy Iogwood.
.Newb0rt De-, Is. 1911
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400 reams various kinds Books and Portable
Writing Paper, of We Desks,
ry superiour qualify; | Writiofd's Writing Co.
An assortment of Blank pies, by the dozen or
Books, Ledgers, Day single
Books, Receipt Books, Almanacks, by the groce
&c. or dozen;
so rearns Wrapping Pa. Singing Books, of various
per, various kinds; kinds also a few
Bibles, Testaments, Die pies OF the Boston Mu.
tionares, Geogr aphies, sical Miscellany
Spelling -BooSs, &c &C. Shaving soap, by the doz-
Wholesale and retail, en- or single cake, very
10000 English, Dutch, excellent;
and Russian Quifs, OF A very handsome assort-
avery superiour qu.J ment Of bamboo and o.
ityi ther Canes, from Cd TO
Pack-Gammon Tables, s each
Playing and Visiting An assortment of silver
Cards, States, lead mounted Whips, and
and slate Pencils, Wa travelling Trunk.
fers, lnkstandS, Scales A regular supply of best
and Dlviders, Pocket Spanish Segais
The above articles are generally ne very
best kind, and will be sold very low-Orders frum
the country will meet particular attention, and any
articles not on hand,- will be Immediately obtained
from Boston or New.Yoik.
- Constant attendance given from sunrise till
O'Clock, p M. and every favour gratefully acknowl.
edged.
Stationary, Lottery s. Exchange O&ce,l
NO. lt8, Ih ,s,eS-Strcet, lice. 20.
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(bY AUIHORlTY.)
TWELFTH CONGRESS OF THE
UNITED STATES.
AT THE FIRST SESSION,

AT THE FIRST SESSION,
Begun and held az fhe CHy Of tashinSfon, an
Me Tcr,iiory Of Columbia, on Monday, !he
.ftarih day Of November, one thousand riyhf
AUHdreS and elepen.
AN ACT
To authorize the transportation of certain
documents irce oi rost.ge.
y ? IL caocied by me Senate and Honse Of
Representatives. Of fht CaF.ed S'ateS J
.fmerioa, in Congress assembled, That the
members OF Congress, the Secretary OF the
Senate, md the Clerk of the House ol Repre-
senlatyes be, and they are hereby respective
ly authorized to transmit, fee of postage, the
se,era! me, saees of the P,esiden, OF ,he L.
nied States of the fifth and seventh days Ct
November, in the year one thousand eigh,
hnndred md eleven, end the documents ac-
componying The same, printed by o'der OF the
Senate md by order of the House Of Repre-
sentau,es, 10 any post ,fice within the Unned
States and ttuitolie> thereof, 10 which they
may direct, ANY law TO the contrary noiwiib-
standing.
Sheaker Qfhe HouSe u kcfrtStntatipes
GEO. CLINTON,
Y;ee President cffhc UnHed Steses, and
PreSidcnf n ihe Senate
November is, l8ll--APPRovEp,
JAMES MADISON
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GkOLiitI, ,
William VIII e,

His JUST hELEItEb .J.tD
Oilers for sale, a, the store, on o"spha, oreriy
occupied by the ProgreSsipe CompaHy, .NO Al.
BY HHOLEH.4LE - REI.tiL,
General Asso tment OF Grocery, Gro ,koy, and
Glass Ware, Cc--coNsIsliNc or
Rum Bscs Pepper
Gn Ginger
Cogniaca BRANDY Pmenio
Spanish Table Salt
Molas5es Alcxandriy TT pt1p
Hyson * Baitiu.o. )
Hysoh skin TEAS. Wrapping tApen
Souchoug ( kasms
BOlea Tobacco
Coffee Rice
Chocolate Sop
S;':s". %::s e. : SUGAR. SS:s::' Ss:::: ;s:;::
Brown and Meal
~ALSO,x
800 quntals Goldfish;
5UO BOXES English IIerrings
20 dozen sets of Measures
loo bbis. prime Beef;
50 do. Mess do.
80 do. Mess Pork
80 do Prime do
1000 bbIs best Keg Butter
~ kegs Lard;
700) lbs. Cheese;
10000 punches Onions
4-bales Upland Cotton
80 hhds Molasses;
90 bags West India Coffee
$50 VI. Shingles, with a quantity OF boards
and Laths, Of the first quality.
The abovn articles 10 be sold on the most rea-
sonabe terms foI>cash or approved credit.
Aug. %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-01-15
Ne7V Stationary and SebooI
books.
I. G. SHAW,

now opening general assortment of
i STATIONARY & SCHOOL BOOKS,
winch he will sell upon good terms AS CAN
be obtained i'm Nevnort-yiz