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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-24
0BITUARg Notice.

A CORES ponaent Offers The following ,rib-
u,e to the memory of M. L DwhRp STRONG,
whose death was noticed IN our last -
We see multi.udes daily falling around
US, in obedience to that unaltertbie decree
of Heaven, hat" all men must de and
perhaps, il wpGld not be too much TO say.
we witness II with little or no emolion--but
when, 10 the course Of divine providence,
we see distinguished talents and shining
virtues cul down even IN their opening
bloom land The fond hopes of society sud-
denly blasted by the stroke OF death, the heart
IS touched by sudden pang Of sorrow not
easily desct ibed, on taking this eulogistic
notice of the character of young Strong. we
feel that we are but attempting 10 answer
the ,ust claims of distinguished worth We
owe testimony OF this kind, H. viewer im-
pc fectly executed, 10 our deep sense of his
merits. both as an araanle companion, aud
an arden friend.
- M0nibGs dafe lila plen's
Pwbu, eos spatxanl flores. aainiansqRe NE
POTTS
HIS sa. tenn oeeamsalem son's, ct Jiasay IMAM
MuHe,e.'
Edward Strong was graduated a, Cam
bridge IN 1910 And il may with truth he
told ihat. 3" the morals oi the young collie
gan passed The deal of a four years resi-.
dence At he university IN arn,shcd.
lie had carly imbibed a manly and cor.
rect taste. lie never mistook dissipation
for cnio, nenl, or revelry Tor ninth. In his
choice If companions, he was dscrinna
ting: IN his friendships ARDEN aud sincere
There WIS peculiar m9desy .nd anna
bieness m his manners, which, uaited 10 his
ackn wi dyed merit, greatly endeared him
to all his associates,
Asaseho.ar lie dessrvedlp held a high
rank in no department " college ex ~
cises was he inferior in many lie eXcelled
! and IA one WIS eminently DIS inEushed'
As bell As-leeter SCHOLAR he stood Fl = IN
he very lir3 rank. lis com Gsiioas re
! sericnlIous and fall of ornament. The IN
agery in which ne dehghled 10 deal, par
took much f liz own Characteristic m ID
es,y and mldness. AS n his temper 20 IN
| his slyle Of wiring, here wRs a peculiar
sweetness, from watch he never departed.
! All, who were present will well memb, I
with villa, pleasure they hung upon his lbs,
Oh the day which terminated his college
/ life.
Blu, in conclusion, we would not fail to
mention one, before whlch all his Other
( quail les great and good as they n y seem,
! must dwlndlG mo nothlng.s lie may be ed
duced as asoucher, amoag inuumerahle o
/ tiers, to the Truth, so interesting anu sc
consollng, once penned 10y Cowper-thn
-------"p ie,y has found
Friends in the friends of science, & tue
] PRAYER
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-24

/ has long been custom AZ Cambridge
for The classes annually to appoint che OF
theIt number t0s1dress them, on the day
preceding The conn~cenent 4 ,he senor',
vacation Tins choice Is always regarded
as peculiarly honorary. as It is made BY the
suif ages y the whole Glass, and fiji on the
individual whose character has best endus.
edit ordeal Of fourJ ears acquaintance
,.rong was designated by his class 10 tins
du,y.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03
New Establishment.

WITH view to tieaestabishment Of a re.
gular sale by Pubic Auc iou of Household
Furniture Of every Description. Negroes, uors-
es, Carriages, &c. &c. sc. the subscriber has
appropriated the dwelling house known as tbe
GLO8E TAVERN, As Place of pos rfor tIe
same Prepsra oryNt exposure tor sale.-The
apartments being cOmmOdious siford every fac
cility tor a judicious arrangement, and the SUI.
perior advantages OF sale III building appros
priated solely to THIS purpose, are so evident as
% render detail unnecessary Attention rill
BE- paid to preparing defective pieces Of Furni.
ture. and liberal advances be made il required.
}. u. LYNCH, or
ASA OILS.
Richmond, jane ;, 1913. 3tosv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03

C. her copper Mt the waters edge. No fur
ther trace Of it could be discovered. he
t"een twenty and thirty Of the ships crew
~ her tops and ON the deck were affected
BY the shock, some severely and others
slightly, out 20 lives lost. The trisate re-
eeiyed little Or no injury. Captain Jones, in
the Macedonian, was about 100 yards "a
stern OF the United States, and OH observing
the Lighting descend her mainmast, in,me1
diateiy hove all his topsail aback, fearing
the FIRE might make its way to her maya
ziue.-Ev. Pest.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03

the emperor OF Austria, N qGisf occupancy of
them; whereas, if they arc 10 be gained by taxi
ing side with Russia and England, Aus ria
would have TO fight pretty hard for them Its
not to be reasonably supposed that sny soye-
reign in has senses would prefer sighting for
that which he could get without ightng But
there are many other considerations which
weigh with us against the opinion that Austria
will relinquish her alliance with the French
These, perhaps, we may submit to the readers
Judgments hereafter.
IL will be remarked that, among all the arti-
cles OF news brought by the arrival at Newport.
there is not one which announces the move
meni OF the French Grand Army. When that
army do-S move, with Napoleon at its head the
intelligence from Europe will be very interest
ing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03
LATEST FROM COMMODORE DECA.
TUR'S SQUADRON.

The packet slcop Cordelia, capt. Taber,
arrived here this morning from New Lon
don. Capt /. informs us that on Thursday
afternoon, about o'clock, oft Browns Hill,
he passed the squadron under command OF
Commodore Decaturs beAting out, SO miles
to the westward OF Montaug Point that the
wind was \. l.. at The tinle; and that he
eptertains not the smallest doubt but they
would clear the point the same evening.
The Steam Boat, arrived this morning
from Albany, brings no news from the Nor
thern army.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03
PHILADELPHIA. Nav

The United States lrigate United States
Com Decatur, and Macedonian, Captain
Jones, with the Hornet, Capt. Biddle, went
through Hurl Gate, yesterday, and were
Immediately to put to sea. We do not ex-
pect to be many days without hearing OF
heir having fallen in with the enemy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03
Nav 90.

The following endorsement was made on
the Register OF the Swedish brig Gustava,
Captain Sjoberg, who arrived here on the
Gath instant, from Gottenburg -
Warned oil the blockade OF all the A
merican ports. from the Mississippi 10 New
York, both inclusive.
"THO's BLADEN CAPEL, Capt"
II. NJ. ship La Hogue, Z
at sea, May %, 1885
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03
{" FoRr Mgrcs. Ma 90. 1s1s.

For particulars refer you TO Gen. Har-
rlson's ofhcial account. There were about
~ OF our CON pany wounded, four of whom
we have since lost-John Shore, George
Booker, Nicholas Massenburg and George L.
Clio gh."
In he above letter it ia also mentioned
mat me dysentery is prevailing in Fort Meigs,
and that not more than 20 OF The Petersburg
Volunteers are tiI for duty.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03

I EXPECT to lsavelt AZ state In the cours, Of
next winter. All persons having claims a
ainSt me, are.requesfed tocome forward bes
ore The hrst day of septenber next as did
Notice viii beglead iDrbar after that date.
FRANCIS ANDERSON, sen'r.
Amelia, end June. w2tks
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03
NOTICE-

hUIICk.
'HiS Is to inform the public generally, that
Il my wife JANE BRANsFORD. has iateIS
~ my bed and board without any lust casIS
Vhslsoever-I therefore foreWarn all persona
rom h~rboring or nainta,aiug r,-also fr.ra
radmg or dealing 9Th tct on my acc lunt. "a
am determined 70 prose ute such A. are above
Mentioned, and astO dealings, sc. will not be
esPOis'ble Tor any debt Of her contracting.
ROBERT TRANSPORT,
buckingham. MAJ ISlA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03
OLD AND V.4LUABLE
ES'EA Bills A5iENT
FOR SALE.


my long add continued i'll health, will com
pei me TO relnqush ny present pur.uittt-l
therefore offer for Sale, the Printing Office and
Bstabl. shmentof the
- Petersburg Iniflligercer. p
This establishment is que Of tue oldast: and
q have no hesitation in saying (ohc ollie mos
valuable in the Side Of Virginia.7--~-The sub
scTiption list t &c paper is daiIv a6gmentng
The advertising custom is extensive, and bighl,
lucrative. At she pFesen! time, there are per
haps few si,uafitis HAT afford more certain
means of sifsdy and genteel support. The
patronage atstded to the paper, is not aeetng
and uno ertar,----for more than twenty seven
years il hiss Continued tc lend its cheering in
fuence, aud to reward (amply rewsrd) the zeal
and industry OF the various prOprIetors. At no
time since the existence of The establishment.
has this patronage flowed more wa mly than at
the present period.
The Printing Office is abundantiy supplied
with Every requisite mateii has always had
and vii, 10 doubt, retain (un,ler proper man
agcmcut) iu share Unemployment in the va
rious branches.
The price of he establishment and other parti
culars, may be knowpby written or personal DID
plcations 10 NE. 4etters postage paid) will
receive respectful stteplion.
GJPersons wlio have Stthscribcd, and paid
in advance to q ctrtAiiiperiod, as wei as those
who may con.i1ve to do So, 40 asssttd, dat.
IN case a sale is ttccted, an ss,angeulent viii
he made to insure th,m theit Ssters d,fine tl,e
full period for WIZ, they mey pave psid
Join DICKSON.
Petersburg, Va q ~
June 1t, 1913. "S
T1ht editors ofthe Virginia gus. Nor.
folk Herald, National intelligence, Baltimor,
American ga Boston Patriot, are solicited 70
give tie shove few insertions in their respec
tive papers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03

The U. S. frlgates President And Congress,
by the last accounts, have got well out 10 sea
Hereto ore the President GGOHs, has done won-
ders. We may say, III 4 d~uble ssnsc, let the
fREsIDENr and CoECREss ssep sogethsr, md
there will DC nothing 10 tear Tor National honor
and interest
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03
MARRIED.

On THURSDAY, 9th May, Mr. THOs. GUY,
merchant, Richmond, to Miss. LUCY PENN
HUNT, se:ond daughter Of Col. William Hunt, 81
North Carolina.
--On Thursday the 18TH MAY, by the Reverend
John .'iiH, Mr.. STIRLING LiPSCOMB. to the
truly amiable Miss ELIZABETH JOHNSON.
youngest daughter OF James Johnson, csqr OF Old.
town, King William.
Yer UNION d hearts the tender doves preside -.
Pass gently on We soft, We heeting hours - r..
Bless the young brid, groom aud tie blolni,rsl
bride, SS
Till deaths cold hand arrests the vital powers.
g..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03

A very brisk trade exists between Block
Island, the British station OH our coast, and
the neighboring main. Hitherto it was the
practice ofthe people of this island TO send ar.
ticles OF marketing aud small supplies, such as
eggs, cheese, butter, &c. to the towns OF the
continent; but they import large quant-
ties Such are fhe change the commercial
SDoridI We trust some means may be adopted
10 check this Infamous traffic. Bun it is an al"
fair Of great difficulty. Tie islanders pay for
the supplies in EGgiish guineas and Bank Of
ESglaHd tokens. WeekLy ResisstT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03

Extract efa letter from one Of The Peferss
6H'S Folnnfeers ~ his friend in This city,
DIR. = ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03

The capture and safe arrival of B,J,isk
vessel, vii. qusn'lt, CT wheat. from 6srna
ia for haiijnH, at Machiss, Aassaehusetfs, IS
hailed "seasonable supply tor the starving
Inhabitants OF the eastward"-snd the entry Of
the ship Madoc al he~Psrt lR. from the
ChesGpeake, with -four, is accounted "good
news TOR house.keepers. The safe arrival OF
this vessel is said to have reduced the price Of
-four at Boston two dollars and half per barrel
rel Those are among the strange events OF
these wonderful times.--E.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03

o. tasks ca, Naus assoi,ed iron, "a 10 aCu
80 Bags Pepper.
iaTsfi:i, lrr.s, aea and Of eAoie. qua.
Young livson "a
Green AID wlte Coffee
Loot Sugar
Coniac Brandy.
Starch ~ boxes I do1,each.
India Ottous.
Nsrk,ebs.
AI.o az invoice Of Pot and Leueepsper.
Russia Qu,lls, &c. Tor sa., bv
1HUMXS tFCUlKE.
June ,, 1919. 4tp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03

The New York Columbian tells US that the
Valiant. and AeasfG !ately seized schooner,
and placed her tor a target :, at which they
fired 400 shO, and sactua.ls made GU, 10 null
her eiSh' times!
vessel under i5,gtaish 'colors sailed from
Nes9 London, Jew. days age, h,don with uood
Uate', Potatoes, cd!Sss, poalsyy ana feshs6Sef!--
Her destinatlonis rbt Gu, 4ionaole.
Several Cannon % the bslery az Nssu 1ork
were spiked Oh Saturday e'eD g last ! end the
market at Biock-lslaIitils g6.tl with kLpp.eS
f-r the British, thouglfthe pSpple of .the paris
adjacent suffering ioriyo,. Ceriainiy, no
cOuntry was ever cursed witlssostflny traitors
we have; and, unfortunately. tne law ..
treason is such that it is almost Impossible 10
convict an individual of this most hideouS Oh
crimes. 49,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-10

which he has devised to de,aca portion o.
the States from the rcs,--,hcse are the inn
portant subjects, to which the attention OF
tho national legislature will be called at the
approaching session. Although the neglets
of the last Congress in omi,ting to legisIatc
in an Efficient manner upon these subjects has
occasioned great incsnvenience, IL is no, ycs
TOO late TO provide remedy for The evils
which are apparent. !.
10 extend the scale or our maritime war.
iare, 10 also matter worthy of most serious
a'tention. The commerce Of the enemy IS
the source Of his revenue, and naval and mil
l,ary power. The wounds Inflicted there are
felt in every limb Of the state. The patriot
delights todwcll on the splendid achievements
Of our li.lo navy. Their en,erprize, skill.
and valor, merit every encouragement. Aud
the more the means Of annoying the cncmy's
trade ore multiplied, the more will he feel
the pressure of the war. The animosi,ics
excited by the warmly contested election Of
President having passed away, we may be al
lowed TO hope that the divisions produced By
1t, will not be visible at the ensuing Session
OF Congress but that harmony and union
will bo dffused, at least, throughout the Re
publican ranks. There is also sonnet hing in
the nature of the contcst, and the manner in
which il is carried on by tho enemy, that
wsud induce US 10 believe il probable thst
the Oppoaition will abatc soriewha, of lis U.S.
uai aspsrity .--but we have been so often DIS
appointed in anticipations OF this pleasing ma
ture that We will indulge them no more--but.
leave time to determine events the issue Of
which il would be frui.less 10 conjecture. Bus
there is one eminent individual, elected to
the new Congress, who has given no pledges
TO faction, and respecting whom we may 30
allowed to say, that We trust he will choos0
that course which will honor him as much as
It will benefit his country. We all,lle ID
MIR. Ruyvs KING, one of the Senators frorA
this State. This gcntlcman's own poli,icot
consistency is also involved in his acting that
part which Is alone worthy of him. The
ground taken by the present administrator,
on the subject Of ipprcssments Is prcciscly
that maintained by him when minister iIt
England, by the most irrcfragiblc arguments
land he therefore cohno, with propiety with
hold his support from them in their cndcavors
to maintain that ground.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-10
Removal from lis to l42.
CALEB TRIP,

CALEB TRIPP,
TAKES this opportunity to express his sincere
thanks for the encouragement he has received
from his customers, and to inform them of his re-
mova from his former stand, TO 142, 2names-steef,
directly opposite .Nary-s,resf, two doors south Of
WM. LANoLEr, Esq. and lairy occupied by Major
SYLVESTER BxowssLL--where he offers for salc,on
as reasonable terms be purchased ii this town.
. general assortment OF geellemcn's fashionable
BOOTS, SHOES, GnPUJiPS,
sfdiaerelTt sizes. qualities, aud prices.
.9iso, ,Jast receiped-a new supply ofladies' and
children's morocco SHOES, Of the newest fashions,
which are warranted TO be Of as good quality, and
will be sold on As low terms, at any store in New
port.
.ais, fs- sais-webbing, Cord. Tasseis, Binding
Skins, and Morocco for lining boots.
or He carries on his business Us usual, ard fat
tiers himsef that be can furnish those who favor him
with their custom, with Dsots, Shoes, and Pumps,
that will be equal in quahy to any manufactured in
this place, and at prices that fit,o suit his
customers. Newport, Nav 6 1873.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-10
Mems and Children's Hats.
GEORGE HA.vToN:

IyAs Just received, for sale a, his Book and Hat
H store--a great variety Of Mems, Youths, and
Chidren's HATS. made st the Boston and other fsc-
tor;es. io the beat mannerail of which be sold
at prices unusually chssp.
The assortment includes mems suPcrfine Beavers
fashionable in shape, and VI superior quality do.
Beavers and castors, with vide brims do cheap
Castor and Napt Hats youths and ch'idrens A:os,
drab. and fsncy colored Beavers, from the se. nw-
cst nr;ces 70 the finest quality and from the smallest
10 the largest sizes; mems and boys common and
best felt flats.
.siss, jssf receiped--< boxes PAPER-HAN6fNGs.
suitable for rooms or window surtAins wish vide
And narrow Borders; I box Iov-psiced Papers-
which viil be sold cheaper than usual
Pr sais, a. sbsre observation-disclosures OF every
Kind in use BLANK. .BOOK5-Smish and Jones =
Hymn Books. Eibles, &c. Lc.--PsPer, Quilts. and
ostcr a-,iclcs Of Stationary. April q.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-10
Tea and Boarding-H

THE Subscriber informs his friends and
the public, that he has recently taken that wea
known and pleasantly situated House. formerly oc.
cupied by Dr. RIcHMoNp, on the west road, IN
Portsmouth. about five miles from Newport--where
he has made arrangements for the entertainment OF
parties Of pleasure. Ladies and gentlemen can be
accommodated with boards and every exertion VII.
be made to give satisfaction to those who may favor
him with their company
GEORGE LAwTON, Jun.
Portsmouth March IL, 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-10
EXPEDITION TO MOBILE,
Prom the Mobile C;azene ,.ef AhriF2s, 1879

TTVW sHe "Aoos"e 0o~e'fe"1sV HF'sr . ~ ioiS
The cycs Of the nation will be diverted i
mprncnt from the horrors OF war, which do
ISOLATE our nor,hern borders, to enjoy tho GLAD
prospect Which presents itself 10 the fohflr
Knowing well the entcrcst which the full coa;
session Of the eastern section OF Lusisioha viii
excite in the United States, we have obtained
from correct source the particulars which.
enables Ms to state the following detail OF
the military movements in relation to that e.
vent.
Orders for taking possession were received
by Major General James Wilkinson at Heads
Quarters, about the first Of last month, II was
forescen that the only danger which could at
tend the cffectuation Of the object, would q
rise from the communication Of iniormatioH
to tho enemy who might be lowering oT,tho
coast, or to tho Spsniards at Pensacola :se-
crcsy & celebrity were therefore the necessary
characteristics Of the movements.
The general had to collect troops, and pre-.
pare the materials for the cxpcdilion. He
ordered battalion Of the Sd Rcgt. from thc.
English Turn, 10 the Pass Of Chrisiien, under
the prctencc Of preserving the health OF the
troops and be ordcred from Ncw-O Orleans
company Of sniIIery and battalion from Tho
.2nd regt. 10 the Petite CoquiIc, as il 10 ASSIST
in building tho works in haiid At that pisces
These movements were completed about thH
Goth of laN month I; and on the 27th the gem
eral required Of Commodore Shaw 10 send 4
squadron OF gun boats 10 tskA possession Of
the bay, and cut off al commupication With
Pcnsacola. Lieut. Colonel Bow)cr, then stcZ
toned near Fort Ssoddsrt, with respectable
force, had been previously ordered 70 be. in
readiness 10 march on days notice. -,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-10
Ne1ypoyt Shoe Store and
Manutaetor,
Nc. 100, THAME.S-STREET,
3OHN w. D4VLS.

VXJHO has recently received from Boston and
w elsewhere, a large assortment OF Lads and
Gentemen's, Misses and Youths Morocco and
Leather SHOES, Of almost every description. He
has those of the 6rss quality, which he will warrant
and accommodating, quantity that be viii sell
at reduced prices. M ,
He also has his Shoe Store supplied from
his Mandatory with BOOTS and SHOES, which he
thinks nc can pronounce of superior qualify to any
which are made in Newport, and of the latest FASH
ions, as he employs number Of experienced work
men 1t Boot.making, and several excellent workmen
in the manufacture Of Ladies' SHOES, 0 every dcs-
cription.
Those Gentlemen who may wish 10 be fit
ted to their measure with Boots shoes, will please
70 leave their measures at his shocstore, or at hs
Mandatory in the rear Of the same, with his fore.
man. Ladies wishing to be fitted with Grccan Slips,
or oer Shoes, will be waited on by his foreman,who
will take their measures, at the shortest notice.
He returns his thanks TO his customers for
the patronage he has hitherto received and hattcrs
himself, BY the exertions he has made to procure
good workmen and the best materials for Boots and
Shoes, be shall receive further patronage.
". u. An. assortment of MoroSco, OF all
colors, Gindlat sk'ns, BOOtweb. Cord and Tassels
&c.% ~
s.stall orders from town and country will
be atsepsied tn. Msy Hs
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Please to take Notice.
RICHARD BARKER.

ID ESPECTFCLLY informs the Ladies and Gentle
~ men Of Providence aAd its vicinity, that be has
removed trom F~,sport, to that we'll known stand,
north OF Col. II. SMiTH n, west side Of Miil.nrdg~.
formerly occupied by Mr.. F. ANGELO. which house
is convenient to accommodate number Of Boardsrs.
Tea-Parties and private Companies may also be &C.
commodated.
X. BARkER would likewise inform his former Gus.
toners and friends in Newport, that he should be
gra,iicd by their company at his new establishment,
should their busiess call them into that quarter
and he them that pains win be spared TO
entertain them in the best possible manner.
N. B. Coach. Chaisc, and Horses to let, and good
Stabling or Pasturing for Horses.
Providence Aprii o. 1918
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-10
English, India, French and
AmericQn GOODS.

IUST received, and fer sale by z. o. RICHMOND,
- an extensive assortment OF aapie and Fancy
GOODS-smODg others, ~
800 ps. French ribbons OF every description; long
and short kid Gloves; green and black Sattins;
Luts.rings Linen; cambricks; fancy half Hkfs. /;
Laces Lace Mitts, Dmi,ies Bandanas; black silk
and Madras inks. aud an extensive assortment Of
American manufactured Ginghans shirtinSs |;
Bedticks, &c. SC.
.iisS-l0 boxes brown Sugars, Of an excellent
guality-all of which will be sold unusually cheap
Tor cash. Feb. IS
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WEST GREENWICH MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY.

i ing Company in the town Of west-Grcenwich-
Rhode lsiand. under the above title, where ~ In.
tend to Manufacture AL kinds Of co<so& 0oods
They have taken the store recently occupied By Jo-
seph Hoxie, on Nc~s-Neck-H Hill. where every SUBJ
ject appertang 10 their business will receive imue-
diate snd propt attention. Persons disposed 70 en-
courage this Young establishment, viii find their
Goods Of as Es.,dA quality and ~ fair price e q
any other psnsfsstory in the State.
SIMON REYNOLDS,
WILLIAM HALL,
JOSEPH HOxIE.
Nh. All persons Indebted 10 Joseph Hoxie, eth
er by Note or Book Accouns, requested TO make
immediate payment be is determised 10 settle aiI
his accounts without delay.
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