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POETRY.
The io,lowlns !, extracted from POEM,
called " me Hero fMe Lake." by JAMES
FsNNEL, published by Moses Thomas.
Columbians : I'erry's honor greet,
Fnsf c0nq'rer Of q Brstish feet.


Columbians I'errys honor greet,
FTa conqrer Of British feet.
THE dawn displayed the hostile powers;
Perry beheld them" they are ours"
tie bore in dauntess valor down,
Not seeking tltIcs from crown;
Dus piougalng deep the parting Hood,
For haivests for his country's good.
Al fifs, IN unequal fight he wsg'd,
Witli thee his number close engagd;
We, see huo .irn his fa!ch,on wisld,
Wiih Providence his only shield;
Almu,t alone upon the deck.
Ne " lis ily0rile ship wreck.
'eThc t,a'i ard wounlcd Of his crew.
The ,Anks 10 Iindrcd gore bestrew.
So brageiy was iac + ,it sustain'd,
0>e .'.non only MASS'p remand;
IL has the GJLie hero tin,
Ard hcId his tars 20 work the gun.
10 the last brrt OF battles hour.
He urg'd his sole existing power.
But. salor ineffective there,
a iigtes post requires his care.
10 gallant Yarnail yields he now
Hs shstter'd but unconquer'd PROV,
With ordpis TO withdraw from strife,
To save tic wounded sailors life,
Wbic nc eu.barsss himself TO shape,
Mid showers of canister aud grape,
His course, with flag disp!ay'd TO view,
To N.agara's yasr. crew,
Resov'd on honor's bed to lie
In death, or well earn'd victory.
Ills flag was holsted mid the cheer
OF those wbo brilliant deeds revere;
OF true Americans, who toll
But for the freedom of their soil
Connecting, with their home-felt case,
Dciermin'd freedom on the seas.
The order of the battle chang'd,
Each plan with nantc skill Arranged,
Up helm," the gallant hero cries
Helms up" the master quick replies
Dur vessels now in fight combine;
Instant they b,eak The British line;
Slarboar.l and larboard brosdside roar,
The weli-aim'd r,king vengeance pour.
The foe sustand the dread asssail,
Tut contest could no more avail;
AMI thes, who al the world defied,
Lover'i their coiors with their pride.
Une thought may lesson their disgrace,
Nay, every sense of shame ellace:
They had not 20 contend with slaves,
Their usual victims the waves.
Their foes were fJrmd on other plans
Their con;l,erers were americans.
Hut Perry's glory ends not here
subIimey modest in his sphere,
N, boas,ings swell his tale of Joy,
No studied iines his time employ
Ks calmly wrtcs in victorys hours,
a. We've met the feet, and they are ours"
Leaving 20 others to display
The skill and vaiur of the day;
Content himself, his duty done,
To say, thank Col, the battles won"
y,xIs~ - nT~%>S------------
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Commissioners Notice.

COMMISSIONERS NOtlCc.
NJE tho subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon. Court of Probate Of the town OF Wcs-
tcrly in the county Of Washington, Commissioners to
receive aud examine the claims against the estate os
.iNDREU FREE BODy,
late of said Westerly dec .ascd represented insoi
vent do hereby give notice that six months from
the os,h &c October last allowed 10 tic creditors
cf sad to b.ing in and prove their respective
claims and that shall attend for tina, purpose SIS
the dwelling house os SINISTER GAvIT, Esq. in
said Westerly, on tho second Mondays in December,
Jannarv. snd February next, at O'Clock, a. NJ. on
each Of said dlys
THOMAS N0XiE.S c.~,
JED W KNIGHT ''''"'''''"e''
" 8-hLL persons indebted ,o The said estate are
requested To make Immediate payrer, 10 sYtvrs-
TER GAvrT of Westerly. or JANIS CHAsS cf Mid
die,own. Executors Of thc la, viii ana Testament
OF tie s.I ASrsrw FRvrrory
SYLVESTER EAvlT. rx.,.
JAMES CHASE,
VSs,e-', sN--.rric- &C
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AFlrPCTT. (R.
vRrxTro Avn pustrsrep on --rsspAYs,
Er WILLIAM SENONS,
Nii L.STREET.
Pa5isher Of Las~s oJ'fhe United States.
The prrer - rr;r'ei nrce wtef. AZ two collars
,ear--ore half to s. paid IN advance.
Advertisements ccrspicueus', csc,'rs' - 'hc rs.-
of 3 i5o, ,qaar-, for J..ee Nceks--c'isss il, ~
rIol crl'ca.
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REAL ESTATE-roR SALE.

A Farm, lying in Portsmouth, on the west road,
L Ahaf mile south Of Bristol Ferry, contain &,
b! estimation 90 acres we'll watored with Dwei-
mg'houso. barn, courthouse, ard other out build
in6s thereon Said Farm is fenced into eleven
closures with stone wall q acres of orchard. The
walls aud buildings ali i'll good repair-Any person
wis'"ng 10 purchase viii 90 we ! t. come and see
which is the best recommendation that can be given.
Apply to JOHN ANTHONY, living on the premises.
Ueeem5er "a. 1912
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a FORCIBLE DUN.
The editor Of the Democratic Press thus
dnns nj, delinquent Subscribers
We wan, money and must have it--heaee-
adfy If we can, /orcltiy if we must"
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Brilliant Scheme !!

Plymouth Beach LoIlcr, I'D Class.
or Lgok az Tie fsNozylng
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Capt. Stephen III, Moore (who commanded
the Baltimore Volunteers, and los, an arm al
the tasng of York. Upper Canada,) has been
nhnnin,n nh CAlieclnr Of -. nnri ,,r 3 .li.nnr.
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The Brush government schooner Highly.
er, prize TO the President frigate, was knock
cd OF on Friday last, for 900 dollars. The
purchasers intend fitting her for trading
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TUE subcrbers, Propretors of Letters Patent,
( from tc President OF me United States, for The
IbIFHOVED G.1S-L.ilfP,
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100 Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber,
living at Sully, in the County OF Fair
fax. lVirginia,) Negro Man slave
named WILLIAM, VINO calls nina sell
VIM. Burwell--ie is a Muialto, about
81 years old, 1--WE feet eightor ten in-
ches high, straight and we'll made; he
is active, fluent, artlui, intelligent and
very timid. His visage is Thin, cheek
bones rather high, eyes large, nose We
ny fiat, forehead low and generally CO.
vered with woci-lips large and fat,
and from peculiar formation OF the
bones Of his jaws appear to be swoln
Just below the ears. He reads and
writes tolerably well, and viii undoubt-
ediy exhibit pass of some kind He
wore away black cloth coat, which ap-
pears 20 be rather small for him a
pair Of country cloth panta,oons made
OF cotton aud black yarn, an old light
colored sufout; but he ni9ht sasi'y
obtain change of cloatDing. lie was
suspected % going to Alexandria,
where his father, freed mar named
Nat Bucwsll, lives. Heha served me
many wears, as house servant;
ana has lived in Alexandra, StauntoD,
la the the county o. Middlesex, twhere
be was born) * in Fairfax. For some
nsphrLS nc wsited In the Tavern OF
Capt, George Turner, OF Staanton.
viii give the shove Reward forthe
delivery OF said slave to me, or safely
lodging him in the Jail OF alexandria or
Fairfax, if ne be brought from dis
lance exceeding so miles---and Fifty
Dollars If from less distance.
Francis l.. Lee.
April l3.
~ The Editors of the Federal Re-
publican are requested 10 give this two
or three insertions and forward their
account to Messrs Snowoen s Simms
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

TIME subscriber will sell tract
OF Land, containing sos and a
half acres, within two saEcs of Fauqa'er
Court House; about 800 acres OF which
are in wood, we'll timbered. The open
iaad is undergoing its first course OF
clover and plaster, There are on the
premises a comfortable new Dwelling
House, not finished, good new Barn
and other convenient out houses. Pos.
session Of the houses and part OF the
land con be given Immediately, aud OF
the residue aiterhafvest.
This is perhaps one oil the most de-
sirahle tracts of land in the nelghbor-
boo3 OF Fauquier Court House, on &C
count of its vicinity to that place, where
FIRE wood sells at from three to four
dollars per cord during The. wintersea
son. John A. w. Smith, Esq. or Saml
Low, Jr. Esq. will shew the land, and
make kuowu the terms OF sale.
Alse, one other Tract, containing 200
acres, lying in the county of Culpcp-
Der, on the main road leading from
Chester'S Gap to Fcedericksburg.--
This land is well adapted TO the use OF
plaster, and is DOT more than two males
from Mr.: Moses Gibson's Merchant
Mill. II will be sbewn by MIR. Curtis
Corby, near the premises, and the terms
made known on application to the sub
scriber, living the upper end of Fau-
euler county, on the road leading from
the Court House to Chester's Gap.
VIM. Clarkson.
March 4 SW
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BOSTON. April IA.
LATEST EuRopsAN NEWS.

The French as well as the Russian
advices shew Il continued progress "fthe
Russian arms through Poland into Prus-
sia and the deranged state OF the little
remains Of the late French Grand Ar.
my. As sample, it willte seen, that
Of the ten or twelve grand command.
ers of the French corps, two o. three
were in Paris two Or three more ira
yersing Prussia and Germany and o.
Tiers, including the king of Naples, NO
where to be heard Of. H. ist'us, twas
said, his Majesty had taken himself eff
incsg. and had bsep apprehended in Vi.
emma
The Frenck, it will be seen, allow that
the Russians had passed the Vistula;
but that they were ONLY Cnssacks, and
that no Russian regulars remained be.
tween the VistalaAnd the Oder. The
Russian official accounts ao rot state
that any regulars had passed the Vistu
la. But the Csssaeks have proved them.
selves no ordinary Zoe; and nc army on
earth can boast of three captains having
more Of the qualities of warriors than
PIateff, Schipilif, and CzorDichoff, who
command them. The latter is the eele.
brated partizan who made the rapid
march between the armies OF Tschicha.
eoff ard Wittgenstein, aud re-captured
Gen. Winzipgcrsde. We know rot
what credit to attach to tile accounts
which stLte the advance Of tlese Rus
sian corps into Prussian pomerana and
New Marche. Wa find them in the
Lisbon papers, given on the authority Of
private advicss from Berlin. The
French papers speak of immense rein
ferceneut. pouring into Prussia, but 1t
was certain great alarms prevailed in.
Berlin and even Dresdeu. The Prus-
sian king had removed bis court and ia
mily from Berlin to enc Of his strong fer.
tressss in SilesIa.
The Russian main army under the
great Kutousew vas advancing on Prus'
sis at a slow but steedy pacc.
In the Lisbon papers VIC ind LONDON
dates to the 4th of March. The British
Parliament had voted unanimously to
support the Primes Regent III the prose.
cution Of the war waged by the Unltso
States.
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unto dust, and our spirit 70 God tna'
gave ii, yet living under tbs lnfiashee
Of that faith which makes known 'hro
Jesus Christ the doctrine OF lite and I'M
mortality. the Christian believer sri-
npnhantly exclaims, awe know that it
the earthly house of this tabernacle
were dissolved, we have building win
God, house no, made with hands etcr'
nal in the Heavens. d.
The following letter was taken from
manuscript in the possession OF the
family Of Kelly, now in Lord Kslly's Ii
brary, which was taken from the er'gi-
ma, letter of Publius Lsntulus, at Rome.
A CHRISTIAN.
Letter of Pu6Has Lsntulus to me SENATE
of Rome, concerning JESUS CHRIST.
It being the usual custom OF Roman
Governors to advertise the Senate and
seople of such naterial things ~ hap
pened in their Provinces, in the days or
the Emperor Tiberius Cesar, Pubhus
Lcntulus, President of Judea, wrote the
following epistle to the Senate, concern.
ing our Saviour:
"THERE appeared in these our
days lnan Of great virtue, named JESUS
CHRIST, who is yet living among US, and
of the Geatiles is accepted fer Prophet
of truth, but bis own disciples call him
the Son of GoD-he raiseth the dead,
and cnrsth all manner of diseases--A
man of stature somew hat tall and come.
ly, with very reverend countenance, such
as the behoIders may both love and fear
His hair of the colour OF a chestnut
full ripe, plain to his ears, whence down
wards it is more orient, curling and wav-
ing abeut his shoulders. In the midst
isof his head is a seam, or partition OF his
hair, after the tnanaer ofthe Hazarltss--
His forehead plain and very delicate
His face without spst or wrinkle, beau
tiled with lovely red-His nose and
mauth SO formed, as nothing can be re-
prehsaded--H beard thiekish, in CO.
lour like bis hair, not very long, but
fo.ked-His look innocent and mature
Ills eyes grey, clear and qaiek-In re-
proving he is terrible-In admonishing,
courteous and fair spoken-plessan. III
conversation, mixed with gravity. 1t
cannot be remembered that any have
seen him laugh-but many have seen
him weep--In proportion of body most
excellent-His hands and arms most de-
lectable to behold--In speaking very
temperate, modest and wise-A man,
fer his singular beauty, surprising the
children Of men"
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From tho FeaeraI Refiu6lcca.
FRENCH ATROCITY.

We make no comment on the follow
! ing, but conhne ourselves to asking, at
what psriod of multiplied demonstration
will Mr.. Madison admit the villainy of
his ally, Napoleon
PROTEST.
BY this puhc instrument Of protest,
be it known, unto all who shall see these
presents, That OIL the day Of the date
hereof, before me, JAS Leander Cath
cart, consul and navy agent of the u
alted States, America, for the island OF
Madeira and its dependencies, person.
ally appeared before me James Kelly,
late chief mate, Robert Alexander. late
sesond mate, and Archibald Nj Stuart,
mariner, Of the ship Citizen of George.
town, Columbia. in the United States of
America, who being duly SWORN on the
Holy Evangelists of Almighty God, So
lemnly declared each for himself, sepa-
rateiy speaking That on Tie 10th day
OF September 1912, they sailed in said
ship Citizen, commanded by Jas. Crowd
hill, from the port Of Alexandria, Virsi-
MIA, with a full cargo of -four and corn
said ship Citizen being the sole proper
ty OF Messrs. Washington Bowie and
John kurz of Georgetown, Columbia,
and were bound to the port OF Lisbon, in
Portugal, to discharge, where they ar.
rived on the 25th of October 1912, all
well, having been boarded by British
brig ct war, and likewise by the British
iugate La Pique, by whom they were
treated politely, and permitted to pro-
ceed to thsir port OF destination: That
having discharged their cargo at Lisbon,
bcilasted The vessel, and every ether ne
cessary preparation for sea being made,
they weighed anchor On the 18th Dec
1872, and proceeded to sea, bound to
St. Ubes, where they arrived OH the 10Th
December, and between that day and
the 9th day of January 1913, they dis
charged the ballast, and loaded the ship
Citizen with i've hundred moys Of salt.
and proceeded to sea On the 9Th day of
January, 1918, from st. Ubes, Bound to.
wards Alexandria, in Virginia. That
on the 7tb of January, they were board
ed by British brig of war, were treat.
ed politely and permitted to proceed
That on the l4th of January, at neredi.
an, they were brought to by ship IN
der English colors, when capt. Crowd
hill and tour hands went OH board and
were kept, said ship proving to be the
French national frigate La Gloire, who
manned three boats and sent the remain
der OF the crew of the Citizen Oh bcard,
with their clothes, which however was
plundered and taken from them by the
crew OF the frigate whenever they had
an opportunity to steal from them. They
then took out the ships stores, provi.
sions, and part of the rigging and sails
and then sunk the ship and long boat,
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Francis J.. Lee.
NOTICE..

~ APT. THEOPhILUS BOWIE
" having been discharged from the
command of the Packet schooner A.
iexandria, it may be necessary 10 M
form the public that the said discharge
was made in consequence OF having de-
tected the said Bowie in fraudulent
practices. This Cause is made public,
"a order to guard others against any
imposition which he might otherwise
practice upon them.
Bede Clements.
April l9 st
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taep;nr the small boat in the frigate-
The French commander declaring that
his orders were TO destroy every Ame-
rican vessel thsi was either going to or
coming from ahy port belonging to the
enemies of France. On the 18th Janu.
.ry they boarded q small Portuguese
brieantinc, called the Senhora das An
pustias Francisco, Anto. Soares, master,
bound from Saint Michaeis to Madeira,
with a load of corn, and having plumber
ed her Of the most part Of her provisions
and water, sent the undersigned crew
ofthe Citizen, being fourteen in plumber,
on beard, and suffered her to depart,
keeping the captain and cook on board
the frieate. On the goth of January
thew were landed at Madeira, having
slept upon the deck and being on very
short allowance, the vessel having, bu,
a small quantity of water and provisions
left them by the French, and being des-
titute Of every thing, they made appli-
sa,ion to the American consul, who fur.
nished them with quarters, where others
in similar situation had been lodged
and gave them money to purchase pro.
visions daily, until an opportunity offers
to send them home, there not being any
American vessels in port at present
And further these deponents sayeth not.
Wherefore, as all the incidents set
forth in the preceding part OF this instru-
ment have really Representatives, ap-
pearels have required of me the said
consul, to take this their lawful protest,
having been previously regularly noted
within the time prescribed by law and in
witness af the truth of all the foregoing
facts, they have with me bereunto sub
scribed their names, and caused the said
protest to be duly registered in this Of
ice.
Wherefore I, the said consul, at the
request Of the said deponenrs, do with
them, most solemn!y protest againS; the
acts of the commander Of the said frl-
gate La Glurie, and against every Other
occurrence ators set forth as the real and
sole cause Of all losses, damages, ave-
rage and other Inconvenience sustained
or to be sustained, by the owner or own
ers, and all others concerned in the pro
perty of tbs cargo, as well as in the ball
and equiprtents of the said ship Citizen
of Georgetown, (Col.) in the U. States
of America.
James Kelly, Chief Mate.
Robert Alexander. cd Mate.
Arch'd NJ. Steuart, Mariner.
Thus done and protested at the
consular office OF tho United
States Of America, in the city
of Funchal, island Of Madeira;
and in testimony of which l
have hereunto subscribed my
G.. S.) name, and affixed my offislal
seal, this twenty-tbird day OF
January, in tho year of err Lord
1873, and of the Independence
and sovereignty of tho United
States of America, the thirty
seventh.
Crew Of the Citizen landed at Madeira.
James Kelly, chief mate; Robt. Alex
ander, secsno mate (; Arch'd. M. Steu-
AFT, Phil. Bennett, Charles Brown, John
Whitefcot, Robert Mullins, John Baker,
Arch'd. Oru, WAR Hedges, Richard
Gnn, Wm. Page, James Robertson,
VIM. Kelly.
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MsNrToKY

O Thou. vhose word from solid DARK
ness strxck
Thar shark, the San, strike scisdom rom
my soul! You've.
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.o. The Paris !, .',,,..I
contains soa 5 the S.ss''',ss' :
coronation coronation Of IL. ~
the Imperial pr.,,s.a ~
lat. 3D.: FRos,l
tn; III. British ,ro.D o' q
Join Lord wslISis'u@
mn. ''S,..'.ommen.sr,,.
speedily sxpss ,.t's
Er'rae, Of , :
10y, q Our (Ans,iiies',
siderable coaip,is,
our Respectable laii,s
p government \ hare -.
consul y for Paris, \
Sell ;" esnsul.ssa.s
S Ssa to corresposl
mas mas en- s,n.rassd al I o.
VINO think itads,@n.
Cd bv anUpi,aa -
| J. ago, Fed h,
IT. lived long snsu,a \
~ naturalized. R..
nlm' and insis, 81
late minister tsi~,'
although we have,
-; P"-S q
MISTER and an sesi,r
t'on' both Of Whoa
Mr. Barlow's co,s..
considered by ali dr
been brought ,byr
the the Irish party At,,
Warden's ses',iu7I
" We have at,i
Mrs. Bsrlo" oo ,aa
agree to wear ,ncr,
All parties cOa,.1
Mr.. " arden, VII,
the address, nor s,p
which no Amerrat
a" 1t is the Acp,M
rlcaas who loye Id.
mans deings No, NJ
some have tbei; l,.1
foreigners who sr,.
are rakiny and xq
near this geversm.s
fumes 10 ours and I'd
nited States Forth
intersst Of The uniat
may. not succeed
i" A trIfiny sE.a
tice will snew to sha
after Office can q
views. In the .pi
pieces appeared intl
again-t . csr'alO Gov
States in Pranse.
represent. d to tbs q
den, as co~iDy tfM
who. i. was said b. 1
also written IN. po,s
consul. The cCtat
tackled violsqtyGa
had supposed his Id
a double abim",,E
General having I'D
city. 1t now tuCa 1
these pieces uass
consul then at "
trisuins to ger tpb
little facts, though
are interesting, s:ai
Vaccinations oiiGA
WASHINGTON
A gentleman Hhor
the island Of Bafb~
this city yss'e o.! 8
the {" Bprbad,n N
Mach, from ShIe
inc articles rs'T"t.
,f g Ilis N,lesyf
From the se'Gn
ness we are on tbs
we le.sp tia, bt.d'
the Peacock aolif
sades, all ol sbid
.ndnot 94'sas h:T~
fact, when "as"p
Hoynes still moI'.T
ing, i, -'.,sd % b.
badre, paper ''' ~ d
thu, the captain 81 tie y
If war, and vas -.
of the gsn'lsn'1 I"
~ Bnlr
The c.r,sr'' ! ?
ward route Iren u
, s"l. and will =
By By this ,hi, arrri,a!".s'
p n t con,ainiof; 4
i.', now o, s,ce', /. l':
r. to which 3.. .,s !
broaght her '' a.t :
, "a vriiisg Dc" a
, ill beIongios %.
in the packet .'"',,s
ing what may VI. .tsi's
COCKS wr,ss'
msrarv River .-9c,,r
Larry Gosern'' A
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-22
ROYAL LINCOLN,
E,ebnnpe 0 ttt, Portlsnd,

ESebdsge y fH, fO'''D".,
-IAs jun received an al t'mea' Q, oo .b,os
feafon eonG(,inp Of fupe fine and low priced
Bra.Ic'o.h, ali eoloun ditto KeffeymeFe' :
di,Io o oleen aad Pe'ile co'h /; ~h,'e red, ye',
lou zen and blaeI Flannel. and Baze'; l
bale 3 aud wilbore., all colours {;
ladies il,,e and black worried Hole. Tome very
fine; Mems whne, black ano nii.eo u ..
large cotton fhawls elegant imitation oi''o
plaIn ans figured Muffin, Of all deierptIon'-
c.mb-ick.oB ,i,lh shirtings- Co'erain ditto,
for Umoreua-plad and PLAN Florence and
India dlo-a large af1rtment OF R'noonds-
india Couous-do Cherk'-Factofy C,ng
hams Checks, Sheeiings and oh't,ihe'Ta"'o
Ya,n.-Cautn CraSe-black Italian ditto
fix shawl.-black Company, and Bar danna
Handkerchief which toga'her with his tor
mer ltocks, compriie almoli every arnsle u,aA'
ly enquired for 4 o'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-22
NEW GOODS.
Weber & Merrill,

HAVE just received and now offer ioI
sale an extensive assortment Oh
ENGLISH GOODS,
suitable for the present and approaching
season-sDong which are,
Best supe fine 5Uadclo'hs
Midling and low priced do
SuIei fine Casslmeres, consisting OF
black, drab ant mixed
Co. ds-CoatDgs- -Duthls
Flanneis and B4izes
peiiece Clio bs--bombszelts
Wilbores -DurAnis- Grapes
Best dress'd aud undressed Calicoes
SIX aud common GngaamS
Camorlcks, white, back and colouEed
a large assortment oil Fancy Musilns
Shawis--sIik and cot N Handkerchiefs
LoEg Lawn Linen B.aees
Gentleman and Ladies Beaver Gloves
duo duo s,ik s wofs,ed Hose
Back and coIou'ed Sewing SIks
Goa AID Vest Buttons
kibO n Ia Is and Dobbins
a general sssorlm.n Of Am .ricsn
Fec.ory Goods, &c. &c.
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