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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-04
Ma SHIRLEY,

BE 50 good as to hint through the medi
um otyour paper to the citizens Of Portland,
that ~ case Of Fire breaking out BY night,
It would De OF great se4Vice if those people
living IN the 'ic My would i;ht the reefs,
by placing candles ct heir windows III or
der that those who nre employed in sup
Pressingithe Fire may be able to dire7t their
exertions with the greatest effect. The
great confusion which existed in Exchange
and Fore-streets, lowing wholly to the dark
ness Of the nighD during the alarm of Fire
al Jones Row, on the Evening of the 29th
Ut. IS sufficient 10 impress every one with
the Importance Of attending to the above
suggestion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-04
Iremaln, yours, Slnscrely.
ELBRIDGE GERRY.

Ills q" ETeeheRcy" President MADISON.
or Here, Reader, you have a Precious
OBc7a! Document, which prov es that the
Governor Of INassach4ufs endeavoured 10
Introduce Spy ID the acquaintance Of the
President of the United States, as gentle
man Of responsibility and accomplishments ;
man too whom his friends say ne + Coz.
GeryJ had long ago " suspected y and Of
whom the last Chronicle says eIDphatcaIly,
Tue Governor" sHe1g ks man" Comment
Is useless
MAJ. Thomas Pinkney, Of S. c. is nomina-
ted % the Senate MAJOR General and Gov.
Bloomfield Of y. ]. brigadier CeaeraI in
me standing army.
The L7a1lr CgErier thinks war with n J
me,ica unavoidable. Let the Rulers ofthls
country take care that Wag Is no. Of their
I'm Ch.O us.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-04

A Gentleman from Berkshire and Hamp.
shire, says that Madison and Gerry will
wish they had their S $4,000 back again
Henry's documents have proved to the
People, that there is no British Party in
the State, and the suspicious of the doubt.
tul which had arisen for the Jacobin sian
ders, SO often repeated, ave completely reno
ecd Mr. Sheppard at private Democrat
lex meeting in Northampton expressed his
tears that his Party would lose 1000 votes
BY it.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-04
SAMUEL sTBRETT, Mary PrSts.

. Clf If thine o7gn mouth .oiH I condemn
fhte' The Chronicle. and o.her pspers,
which shared the Eight thousand SIX Hun
Gretl dollars paid last year from the Public
Chest 10 Printers-have sverTed that the
SPY HENRY, during his mission" fie.
duently visited ELBRIDGE GERRY, ~ Cam
brrdge but that ne ELbyILge Ge'ry then
4" suspected Henyy and hir:rd his Suspicion %
some IF hiss friends" N. 3. His former
" Friend" Lincoln was then at the Head Of
the Executive, did he hint II 70 hun. Yes,
Notwithstanding those suspicious ~ 1869,
he the said Governor Ger,y did, in January
last. re ceive the said gE9becleI" SPY and
Traitor into his house, invited him 70 rene
Che visit. (which he did, and DID. as we
are Consistently assured, return The visit,
not only of the said Iyi5hnGn, but of
French emgTant who accompanied him, al
iheir chamber in tie Exchd7ge Coffee
House Aud furlhur, when the lid IrlsII
spy and French NUblemsn sat OF Tor Wash
uIgtoD, said Governor Grryy id give then
letter or letters Of Introduction (slias. Rec
ommends:i0n) to His EXcCllency", Pres
ident DEI1.s9E--gs appears BY tie confession
OF The Governors Friends who have had
The weakness to publish the following
proof OF the fact, IN GeTvs recommendaio
~ letter Of .f0hn Rezvy The SUSPECTED" Spy
Read It. CUizcus Read it We conJurt
thee Here il IS -
Cambridge, January II, 1912.
Dear SIR. a. HENRY,
" Esquire" who commanded q
company Of artillery Of the Uni
ted States, wishing to pay his re-
spects to your ExceIency," |
take the liberty to introduce
him TO your acquaintance, as a
Gentleman who has resided here
totore in this State, and who for
lis Professional, literary, and bo-
lite accomplishments has been
much respected by all his ac-
qHamtmce. Accept | pray you,
dear Sir, assurances Of my high
est estimation and respect
And be assured,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-04
Further From ZnpZand.

EHrther From England.
LoaC0n, Mvch Ut is SAID, that Bona
p2rte has called upon Tue Prussian Govern.
ment for its quota Of tro BPS, in aid Of his in
tended war against Russia
An the Swedish vessels and packets,
found Al Str4lsund, have been converted 70
the use OF the French, the Swedish hsC hau
led down, and thz, Of France hoisted in its
stead; and, Lastly, tAe French Consul at
SrAlsUnd having been charged with CONN.,
wing 81 theintroducliOn Of British merchan.
dies INTO Swedish PomeranlS, has been ar.
rested-Ihe French found about IOO, 900
doilsrs, belonging to the swedish Govern.
ment, at Sralsund-The Swedes are also
SAID to be treated with The greatest .rson-
al contempt BY their invaders. wi nexer
they meet them
A letter from GottenbIEg, Feb q says,
"the French have committed ma acts
Of hostility, and have levied heavy G lribu-
tions IN PomeraDia- The result Of thl e GRO
ceedngs we expect TO be war between
this Country and France N which Russia
will be comPrehended rs the ally ofSwe-
den."
Advices from Lisbon, state VI At Lord
wellington had directed Gen. Hill, 70 re-
commence the siege Of Badsioz MARSHALL
Marmont was advancing with $1,000 men
and battle was expected.
o. the Sd February arrived in Cadiz Bay
the brig Oomyn, Benjamin Davis. master,
OF Boston, with eight persons on board,
whom he had humanely picked up at sea,
ttOm a small slOOp blown off the coast. ON
her Passage from New York to Egg Har-
bour AT the time captains Davis fortunate
y fell in with them, they were upwards Of
thousand les trum the American coast.
were 10 the most distressing situation, hav.
ng suffered 'Gy much from the cold and
tue scantlness Of their provisions. Under
the ho'Pitabe root Of r. S. Hackley, Esq.
American Consul, they found Immediate
rehet, on their arrival. and through his hu.
mainly and that Of ais countrymen, an am
pie provision has been made for their i'm
mediate return 10 their Country and friends.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-04

fhe Importance Of the Governor e.
lection has compelled US to omit mum
Der OF advertisements-they will be at
tended to in our next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-04
Union College Lottery.
CLASS THIRD

{ COMMENCES drawing on the 28th Of thi.
month, 10 the City Of New York.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-04

Lincoln and KFnnsbec Marine Lglur-
Gnce Company.
THE PRECEDENT and Directors Of the Lin
u coin and Kennebec Marine IniurAnce
Company hereby give notice that their CAPT
tai Stock is feveuty five thoufand dollars !;
that they will infure upon Vefels, freight
money, goods or effects and agaiua captivity
of perlons, and on the life of any perloa, dur
his ablence by fea; aud in cafes of money
lent upon bottomry and refpondenta. The
targelt fun they will take on any one ril will
&c ten thouland dollars.
BY order IF tie Py5f eat and Diyet7o :.
JNO MERRILL, lr. Secretary
Wiscafet March 27, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-04

~ The hrit 8 600 Blanks drawn TO Be en-.
titled 10 prize of 10 dollars each =
TIcKETs, HALVES, and QUARTERs, 10 the a.
bove Lottery, for fac by the Managers A
gent CHARLES TAPPAN.
PO'tsnortb, ". II where weekly lili of the
blanks aud prizes, will be received during the
drawing. ZIetsh 10 dollars-hzves d 5 IS
Quarters d 275
~ All orders by mail, (pon paid encloGng
CATH will be promptly executed
Po,tfaOEtb, AfrH4. 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-04

II no PsEion H1.I appear 70 d'Icha-ye ths
ia'd taxes and all rerea''ry Intervening cta-
ger, On Or befnse hLunray, the eth WI
May 4, uine O'clock / ! the fyreo,a, ".
much . IA Lots a-d par, ~ I.7r. rr
Aforefa a. iAa'l be iuiFi Ell - 7, Che, .o
lame, " Il rhcn ne fed a 7u lli. ana AN N
The higlef 6fade~. according ..b~
twelia honie n 4. eeG rl
D1fsj F-f-a.Ia, ll...L.q tvt.
"iLiAA HI 't0 tHa& CI rGra-.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-04

Advices from Lisbon, state Nat Lord
Wellington had directed Gen. Hill, to re-
commence the siege Of Badajoz Marshall
Marmont was advancing with $4,000 men
and battle was expected.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29
Tohn M. Mansfield,

Has just received, and offers for sale,
a Large assortment Of Ladies Morocco
"A Walking SHOES, of an excellent quality, with
and without heels; one trunk gentlemen's New-York
made Morocco Pumps, and ladies' kid Slippers.
Ais>--a complete assortment OF ladies' mo-
rocco Slippers and Ties, wholesale and retail, as low
can be purchased at any store In the U. States.
On hand, general supply of mems, women's,
and children's Shoes, of all descriptions
.As0--New-York manufactured Cali-Skins
and meats Leather, yellow roam and binding skins,
boot legs and tops shoe ties, boot cord and tassel
Also for sale, IL hhds. prime Tobacco.
Jan. %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29
ii ~ >>.FTLI -.
GROCERIES.
JOSIAH MUNRO,

Offers for sale, on very reasonable terms,
for cash, or approved paper, at the old
stand of ]. MUNRO s. Co.
No. ll6, Thames Street,
Hhds. w. Island Rum !;
25 pipes best country Gin;
do. 4th proof Brandy; ~
10 or. casks Sherry : WINS
do. Malaga " ' : =
% chests hysonskin, Teas: IS
rs do. souchong, Sc
DO. bohea -.
i2O bags and Is bbls. Coffee; 8
25 boxes Chocolate, No. / Ok 3;
40 do. Doo!ittlc's Soap; : :
$50 W.T.. Spanish Aotant Indigo; s 6
200 do. New-Orleans tio. SIS
Is bags Pepper; -
l8 do. Pimento; = :
200 lbs. Nutmegs .
100 do. Cloves; : :
5 boxes Mustard; ~S
Is sacks Corks; -
10 kegs best Ginger; 8
5 hhds. Pearl Ashes; ; 9
z tons Carnpeachy Logwood; as
so lbs. India Alum; 60
5 bbls. Starch; < p
bags Cotton; 5 Q
Pots Maccabau Snuff;
Kegs Rappe do. /; s
Bladders do. =;
Papers Tobacco, &c. &c.
NeWbort. March 4, 1912.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29
Miscellaneous Selections.
%~sS g g5a-ss-s--------'
From Iats London papers,.
---S-SNN---
Potai0eS.


Potatoes were first imported into Eu-
ope in the year 1865, by Hawkins,
ON Santa Fe in Spanish America; they
' ere planted ior the first time in Ireland,
~ the great Sir Walter Raleigh, who
al an estate in this kingdom. The nat
IA! history of the po:atoe was so little
idcrStoo(', that tota ignorance of what
rt of the plant was the proper food, had
,arly ruined any further attention to-
ards its cultivation for perceivlng
}geen apples appear upon the stems, these
ere first supposed to be the Fruit ;
nt, upon being boiled, and finding
aem unpaatable or rather nauseous, Ra-
Ugh was digusted with his acquisition,
pr thought any more of cultivating po-
,,oes. Accident, however, discovered
nc real fruit, owing to the ground beng
'"ned over, through necessity, that very
cason, and to his surprise plentiful
cop was found under ground, which
ing boiled, proved nourishing to the
fomach and grateful to the taste. The
''''itv OF his plant being soon known,
ndered It's cultivation pretty universal
rough Ireland, whence it found its way
70 England, by mere accident, where
/ Was first planted upon the western
53asts, owing, as it Is reported, to a
essel being shipwrecked, which con-
--ined some potatoes, at a village named
f rimsby, i'll Lancashire place still
,amed ior this excellent vegetable.
d Miss Wickham will succeed to the
frk of the richest heuess i'll England,
.eice Miss Tylney Long, about TO be
promoted in the line Of marimoay,
,iiss w. has just entered her 2lst year,
5as areasonable share Of personal accom-
s,,ishments, ard possesses full tspenty one
thousand pounds per annum, with n hand
iIome portion OF ready money to-boot, and
al at her own disposal.
Last month a Coroner's Jury was
,mrponed to sit over the body of a
lid, which was found in Blacket's
ids, near New castle. After the Jurors
mes had been engrossed on parchment,
ne Coroner and Jury proceeded to ex.
rline the body, when it was discovered
,;t the supposed child was only doll |!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29
Factory Notice.

WHEREAS, a Cotton Mansfactory Company has
w lately been established, who have been at
great expense in purchasing water privedges, mills
and other buildings in Jewet CITY, Preston, and
have erected Cotton fastory an extensive scale,
on one of the best m-stands in the State OF Con-
necticut, which will contain and operate 20O0 spin
dles-and have now considerable number in opera.
ton and 500 nearly completed the whole beirs
built Of the best materials and executed by the first
workmenand to improve their privileges to the best
advantage, would wish to enlarge their capital to
twenty or twenty-five thousand dollars more than il
now is Any gentleman wishing to become interest
e} IN a Cotton Factory and other water privileges,
ale invited TO como and examine the situation the
privileges and works, and join them in the business
John Wilson, D Committee fer said
John Douglass, ) Company.
Preston, tewet City, (Con) April %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29
1boetrp
Fer she Rhode. Island Repubhcan
TO ELVINA.

HOW sweet the hour, of soft repose,
When days perp,exing tumults close,
And we recline 10 rest,--
When mcditative silence round
Prevails and virtss's cheering sound,
Directs US 10 be blest.
When guilty fears, or conscience rude,
ID, not within their grasp include,
A thought, heart of ours,
But when the smile of peaceful heav'n
Adorns the mind, and Keeps 1t ev'n,
With wisdom's genial pow'rs.
Say wha can with that hour compare,
In which supensls watch with care,
The objects oil their love
When round the pillows downy place,
The fieraid5 of eternal grace,
In guardiul silence rove
lis evening, but in fancy's eye,
she morning sun adorns tive sky,
o. noon-day prospects cheer;
Here ey'ry view, in gradual change,
Opens to fancy's pleasing range,
And brings It's beauties near
The verdant mead, the fragrant grovc,--
The haunts of solitude and love,
The moun. air or .be vale;
Or By he pebbied stroamict side
Or ncaf the summer oceans tide,
Unrufled by the gale.
Here may the soul regale sublime,
On things beyond the vaie of .ime,
Where pleasures never cease
Sea cn uul it's destiny, and prryc
rh' effects of Gods redecming love
And learn the road vf peace.
While resting on my pillow soft,
ELvIsA, 7 have lnger'd oft
Around thy chosen cot,
I've list'ned to thy fav'r;e song,
Reverb the music of thy tongue,
And best thy happy lot.
o when thou ddst attune thy Tyre,
Ny heart what sentiments did fire J
What sudden transports rose
Aud then TO hear the cottage train,
In unison assist thy stran,-
wishd it ne'er to close.
By this fond hour Of rest allur'd,
i've dwclt with thee till sleep obscurd
The cottage from my view;
Though hard TO part, yet natures call
Bsdesomnus DER my senses crawl,
Ind ieape me Er frOmyoa
THADEOUS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29
Sophia Myrick,

nFFERS for sale, in the house now occupied
~ Mr.. James Taylor, No. 149, Thames street,
handsome and fashionable assortment of Ladies' an
Childrens' Bonnets of various prices, which sh
thinks cannot fail to suit those Who will favor her by
calling Likewise. an assortment Of Straw braid
and trimmings. Straw Bonuee made at the short
est notice. April %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29
Copartncrship Formed.

TOHN DE BLOIS AND SAUN
j DE r S BR L L S L, respectfully in
orm their Friends and the Public, that they
have formed Partnership in Trade, under
the Firm Of
DEBLOIS 81 BREESE,
at No. ~, 7hames-street, corner of Church
street, next north Of Gov. MARTINS.
Where they offer for sale, Cat as low rate
as can be purchased in this town. an assoft-
ment Of
HARD WARE and CUTLERY,
wholesale and retail.
N. b. They will also transact business on
commission.
NEWPORT, .1trH7 7, 1912.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29
CHEAP SHOES.
JOHN ". DHVIS,
for sale, at his shoe c-st0re,

nFFERS for sale, at his shoc-st0re,
~ No. 100, THAMEs-srREEr,
large and extensive assortment Of Shoes,
OF the most fashionable patterns and colours, and of
the first quality, which he is determined to sell as
cheap as can be purchased in this state Ladies and
gentlemen who may be disposed to favou' him with
their custom, will do well to call and see
Those ladies and gentlemen who wish to be fitted
from their measure, Win Boots Shoes, will please
to call at the shoestore at his mandatory in the
rear of his shoe-store, where he employs number
of experienced workmen, who will fit them at the
horest notice. .9piTl %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29
Daniel Sheldon,

ID EPECrFUILY informs his friends, that he
~ has on hand
A quantity of excellent cedar Clapboards,
cedar Shingles,pine Shingle, Boards, Planks,
lofts, sc. SC.
Which he will sell cheap, at his stand on SiiER-
BURNES' Wharf Nrv t5
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29
TO THE PUBLICK.

The subscriber having been greatly benefited BY
the use Of DIR. Rogers Vegetable Pumonic Deser
gent, conceives it duty he owes the proprietor q
the medicine and the pubck to state the followin.
facts. D.
For several years have been much afflicted VIII h
the Asthma and for weeks Together have not been
be 70 lie down in my bed seeing the above Med g
cine advertised for sale at Mr.. TAPPAN's Bookstore
determined to make trial of it, though l have j
ways been much preludced against Patent Medicir,s
in general ard confess had very little faith in tbj.
but to my great surprise and Joy, after takir,
the first dose, found myself SO much relieved as To-
sleep quietly in bed and have since, when j.
the least troubled with the Asthma, found immedi
ate relief by its use.
do not hesitate, with confidence, to recemmenL
the Vegetable Detergent to all in the least afiictt
with the Asthma, and have doubt but they viii
receive great relief by the use Of this invauabl
medicine. WM. WALKER.
Portsmouth,, March II, 1911.
!, ISRAEL. FENNER, of Providence, il
the State of Rhode Island do hereby certfv, ths
my wife, RUTH FENNER, afflicted for consd
cradle TINE. in the summer OF 18l1 with extreL.c
cough, pain in her side and loss of appetite, whic
reduced her to such low and feeble state that ST.
was scarcely able to walk the room, and =
all appearance fast inclining to quick consumption
Immediately obtained one cake Of Rogers Veg,'
able Pumonic Detergent, and after taking this
cording to the directions she restored to her
uSuai state OF nealtll, WDlCn ATTRIBUTE, with OS
blessing OF God, to the above valuable medicine.
ISRAEL FENNER
Providence, November IL, 1911
Ertractof letter from Mr.. DANIEL AVER
Of London, Nez9- Ra,Qishre, 10 Mr.. ISAAC
HALL, Editor Of The Neu- Ramshire Paf,i
OF, Concord.
Dear &ir-IIaving frequently heard men
tion made Of the beneficial effect of Rooms Tege
fo6te PuimSnie Detergent, in pulmonary complaints,
and seeing advertised for sale at your Office after
having made use of almost every other medicine,
was induced TO make trial os it. Although three OF
my sisters had succcssvey fallen victims TO a con-
sumption. and although myself threatened with the
same complaint which had proved fatal to them, this
benign restorative have TO believe, has
hrned me in tolerable state Of health, and think
] cannot do better service TO the community thar
by requesting you to make publick this testimony &c
:he almost superhuman effects Of this Medicine.
Lordon, Dec. s9, 1911. DANIEL AVER.
N. B.-The Medicine mentioned in III,
above Certificates, may be had Of JAMES
TAYLOR and SAMUEL w. vINSON
Ncwport.---JOHN CASEY, Eas,-Grcen.
wieh.--ROBERT COZZENS, WEXFORD.
THOMAS r. WELLS, Li,tle-Rest Hill
RICHARD NJ. WEBER, Tiverton, and
at various other places.
Price Two Dollars rer Cake.
Newport, December Is, 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29
CERTTETC.lTES.

/, JONATHAN KINGSLEY, Of Wind
ham, in the county Of WindhaIn, and State of Con
nectcut, do hereby certify that my wife, ZILLAf
KIGosLEy, was afflicted in the winter Of 1869, wit,
AN extreme cough, loss of appetite, &C. and thoug,
encing any particular benefit, was induced 10 max
a trial of DIR Rogers Vegetable Pulmonic Deter
gent--and after using two three cakes she expert
cnced its beneficial effects ard in the course Of
few months recovered her usual state Of health
which she had previously been SO much alarmet
about; and we thing i, is entirely owing to IT,,
valuable medicine called Rogers Vegetable PuImo
mic Detergent. JONATHAN KINGSLEY
Windham, July IL, 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29
]. G.. SHAW.

rs now opening general assortment of
l. STATIONARY s SCHOOL. BOOKS,
which he will sell upon as good terms US can
he nhtnincl In Neu ina,t-xir
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29
I, PHILLIP SALISBURY, of Ncw-Ha


ven, State of Connecticut, do hereby of my owr
free will and accord, tify, that about the begir
ming ef the year 1911, was seized with most vic
lent pain in my right side, which produced cough;
this pain and cough increased until April, when }
found myself SO weak especially in ~ lungs ano
i'll my knees, that was scarcely able walk abroad
concluding therefore was fast approaching to th,
grave by consumption, ] was greatly alarmed, &.
also was my family but on hearing Of DR. Roger;
Vegetable Pulmonic Detergent, for Consumptve,
Asthmatick and Catarrhal complaints, Immediately
made application to the apothecary, and obtained
cake, which took according TO the direction,
which when l had taken all of it, found myself re-
stored to my health and strength far can be
pected of man in the 51st year Of his age; whicl
medicine truly and conscientousy believe was
solely, by the blessing of God, the means of the res
toration of my health PHILIP SALISBURY.
City of New-llaven, September 19, 1871.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29
Grocery and Commission Store.

1EREMIAH PECKHAM,
ID ESPECTFULLy acquaints his friends and the
IN publicl, that he has taken the store, Mo-,
Mill-street, the corner Of Thames street where
he intends to keep hand, general assortment OF
WeSt- Lndia Goods and Groceries,
of prime quality, and at the lowest prices Cor cash
or approved credit
y. 3. The HAIR-ORESSING Business
will he carried on at said store-whcre The former
customers of Mr. p. respectfully solicited to ia
YOUR him with their business. Mar 1S
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29

Books and Portable
Desks,
Wriiiord's Writing CO.
pies, by the dozen on
single {;
Almanacks, by the groce
or dozen
Singing -Beoss, ofvarisus
kinds also n few co.
pies of the Boston Nu-
sical Miscellany
Shaying.soap, by the doz-
en- or single cake, very
excellent
A very handsome assort.
ment of bamboo and o.
ther Canes, from 9d to
S 6 each F;
An assortment Of silver,
mounted Whips. and
travelling Trunks
A regular supply OF best
Spanish Segars.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29
Co-partnership Formed.

THE subscribers have, for the pur-
l. pose Of transacting Comnission business, en-
tered into Co-partnership under the firm of
RICHMOND & RO GEHS,
and have taken the Store, Moss, Thames-stTeet,
corner of Market-square.
Any business in the above branch, cntrust-
cd to them, will be strictly attended TO.
Paddock Richmond,
Robert Rogers, jun.
NIB. Liberal advances made On Goods, deposi-
ted for sale. il required April %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29

100 reams various kinds
Writing Paper, of a We
ry superiour quality;
An assortment of Blank
Books, Ledgcrs, bay
Books, Receipt Books,
&c.
SO reams Wrapping Pa
per. various kinds
Bibles, Testaments. Die
tionaries, Biographies,
Spelling-Booss, &c. &c.
wholesale and retail.
10000 English, Dutch,
and Russian Quills, of
a very superWur quail
ity;
Rack.Gammon Tables,
Playing and Visiting
Cards, States, lead
and slate Pencils, Wa.
fcrs, lnkstands, Scales
and Dividers, Pocket.