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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28
raoM ruk NArIoNAL .IgrELLrcENcrn.
THE VICTORY ON LAND.

We confess ourselves quite at = loss tor
words in which to convey our feelings at Gen.
Harrison's victory. The persevefing patri-
otisn, andvaior Of this indefatigablc comman-
der, and the same qualities In his undaunted
Woops, after encountcring difficulties, OF
which tho country at large seems never to
have been fully aware, have at length COM
pletely triumphed triumphed at the most
opportunc momc cnt, as regards the campaign,
and at the very moment also, when foriorn
fsction amongst us was confidently predict
ing, with jov as malicious as we do not
doubt tho wish was sincere, his total dlscem-
future. The effect Of this victory upon the
further operation of our arms in Canada can
no, fail, we think, to be Immediately aud sig
nally auspicious towards the great objects OF
this most Just and righteous war. But there
is another aspect, alike solemn and interest
ing, under which we cannot help presenting
the subject.
As far as the scale Of warfare has been con-
ccrncd, we are bold to say, that the British
have wagcd hostilitcs against as along our
north western frontier with . barbarity that
nothing in history surpasses. Taking the
hcrrid savarcs as their fricn&s and associates
in battles, placing them as the front warriors
cd and permitted enormitics at which they
ought forever to blush ; and which, ages
hence, il will still freeze the blood OF our
postcri,y to read Of Faction, disatfcction, a
spirit worse than treason. and as shocking
under every moral view as the savage flames
and torments themselves are 10 the shrinking
nerves and tibres Of the lesh, may affect to
snccA at these things, affect to deny them
but their solemn truth has been drawn out by
official scrutiny, and will, must, msss assur-
cdly, make q part OF the history OF tho times
beyond the possibility oil contradiction, when
The foul tongues and pens OF party and oil
fAlschood are card no more. Have we not,
among other deeds OF horror, seen the corpses
OF our country men, ;heir manged arms,logs,
hearts, prey To the very hogs ot the high
way, while the unfeeling English in that
quarter, with a deliberate depravity which
the dain,ies, blood. pampercd appe,i,cs OF the
most refined canabals of revolutionary France
nsycr went beyond, have cody turaed aside,
or cody turned away. And now what's like
" 20 he the change These very TO nahawks
that, ssle by side with the equally cruel Bri-
ton, have bocn made to open the SOULS OF our
poor fellows, while in unotendlns captivity
these very savage arms that always-yes, al
ways,--wih British permission, have been
thrust elbow deep into the gore and bowels %
our gallant cointrymcn -resigned' submits
tior, with no shrieks Of fear, no prayers ios
mercy, where indeed mercy never dwsls' no
imp.e .ecations at the callous authors Vi oil
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28
RETaLLsTYOyw IN EXTE.MSO.

We published short time since from the
Salem paper, (says the Boston Chronicle)
paragraph stating that Ten English frisoners
il our possession had been closely conGNed at
Ipswich in this district in retaliation for six
teen A merican prisoners OF war held in dun
geons at Halifax by the enemy. We have
since ascertained from a correct source, that
the number OF prisoners re,sliateG on are sir-
feen; and we take occasion for the informa-
tion and allcyiation of the relatives and friends
of our unfortunate one hundred and one coun-
trymcn who have been torn from their wives,
children, and parents, and sent to England un-
der the false presence of their being British
subjects, to state that IKE number OF Eng
lish prisoners Of war have been designated
and a:e DOW detained by order of the Presi-
dent as hostages for the security and good
treatment Of our conntrymen, and that they
will not be liberated until our citizens arc re-
stored to their connexions & country in safety.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28
DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP."

1t appears that the las, words of the ever
to be lamented Lawrence was given by tho
noble Perry to the sQuadrop under his COM
mand, As signal to begin the action. No bet
ter text could have been chosen; neither
could better comment have been made
thereon, than that made by our gallant tars.-
II speaks in = language not to be misunder-
stood in favor of " free trade and seamen's
rights )" and will, we trust, gain eorsiGera-
bic number Of proscIytes to the good old doc
trine of" Liberty Of the Seas" Tories hide
your heads The boasted naval supremacy of
England is al an end. 10.
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within our power BY rigid adherence TO
those virtues which oar religion and the prin-
oiples Of our order inculcate, and by close
imitation OF whatever is imitablc in the char
actcr Of the illus,rious, we may secure to our
selves great degree of respect and happi-
ness in this world, and enjoy bright pros
pect Of unboundcd felicity in that which is
eternal. SO mote IL be
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28
PROM (souTHwIcK's) ALBANY RsoisTrR.
n Federal naher.)
t" syoOr Fo,JY As 1T FLIEsw

"SHOOr FOLLY AS 1T FLIESv'
Nothing As moro ridiculous than the con-
duct Of some Of our Editors, in claiming cer-
tain distinguished and gallant naval officers
as political partizans. One tells us very
gravely that PERRY 10 Federalist---ano,her
makes the importan, discovery, that RoD-
GERS is Dcmocrat-neithcr having the sa-
gacity or the patriotism to discover, that the
man who faithfully and braveIy fights the bat
ties of his country is--an AMERIcAS.
Those who exul,ngly claim PERRr as q
FrderAlist should recollect that some Federal
lists, and for ough, we know as many Demo-
Gratis, have refused to cross the line upon
consnufionai ssosnds--but PseRr did not
stop to consider whether crossing the bne
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28

their dreadful snffcrings, but with a compos-
ed ard sublime fortitudc, meeting and sink
ing under their terrible doom--Thsse self
same savage implements are now likely 10 be
lifted in awful rctribu,ion against the heads
OF their heretofore base and more savage
employers. The infamous Proctor has per-
haps been flying, an appalled, fugitive, before
those poor dcluded human beings SO lately
hi. friends, his chief dependence, his com
patriots in arms and himself and others of
tbeso diseracsd Brtons who first drew out
this internal enemy to The field, may, even
now, il American humanity be not still al
hand, and still ready to save, be exPaliating
their fell abominablc crime under the ago0ies
of that very scalping knife still warm with
American blood STEPPED aud rocking at theit
ins,ance---at British instance The Ouoways,
the Chippeways, the Pottewatemies, the
Kickapoos, these allies OF Britain, allies as
regularly acknowledged, aud even as tegu-
larly thanked in every official despatch, as my
Lord Wellington acknowledges and thanks
the Portuguese as the allies ot the BRUSH III
Spain, may now be raising their cxasPeraled
arms, their cyc-balls glaring WITH pei Ihdious
fury, against the very hosts that drew them
from their cabins, formed them into ranks,
instructed them how best to deal out destruc-
tion, and whe,ted their pala,cs Tor feasts OF
captive blood. but who, alas, could not
themselves also perfdious) make good their
rich promises to them OF constant carnage
and blood fcasts Of plunder. The remorse-
less English in Canada have themselves alone
to blame in any disasters, from this source,
that may ovcrtake them. This must be the
Judgment Of nations and, we humbiy hope,
of Heaven. Well may Cur Commanders,
whether upon ahe waters oil the i4skes, or
upon the Isa,write that it has pleased The
Alwigh,yskgive vierprx TO our arms. Dec
date. With reverence puld we breathe 1t,
abut % iAs as short sig mortaIsu6an see,
we think sne resributi bf lgst Fldenee
smay be traced in this~hfn ofNh wnch
seems likely to roll back, upon tue guilty
heads OF its authorsxSorne OF the horrors OF
Indian warfare.
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was eersntaicnai or ,not--he erased the line
Of tho enemy's squadron in gallant style
the result is koown-AMERicA shares the
glory OF mis- explolt-and let no timc-serving
or bIgottcd politician attempt 10 limit the "a
rea oil his country's. lame to the narrow boun-
daries OF party. ibid
Some Madisonian Editors claim all the
honor OF our Naval Victories ior the Admin
istration--some Federai Editors, equally IL
dicuioos, arc ready 10 swear by bell, book aud
candle, that 40 Democrat has shed drop OF
block, or exhausted a spark OF intellect, In
those brilliant and bloody achiesements--but
leaving those sviseaercs TO settle their own
disputes--one thing is certain, that whenever
AMI whcresoevcr our Gallant Tars have met
a Toe, whether French, British, or dtgerines,
they have convinced him, that the stars and
stripes of our Union are the types Of valor,
and The insignia of fame--and tha, the .h,'Sr-
ican Eagle is not 10 be restrained in Its flight,
but will soar TO the region Of fimmortali,y,un-
awed and unimpeded in rs course by aoy
thing but the FIAT Of HIM who is The source
of all power and OF all glory. ibid
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28
GIVE HAVE MET THE ENEMY-AND THEY
ARE OURS"

ARE OURS"
Perrys Dictionary.
The Important news from Canada, (says
the Mcr. Adv.) Of which we lately gave an
outline, comes to us now officially from Gov.
ernmcnt. Victory is crowning our heroes
with aurels both by land and on the ocean.
We have retakcn the territory of Michigan
which General Hull had surrendered to the
enemy without an effort we are in possession
of Maiden and Sandwich the savages lately
hostile, are suing for reconciliation, and are
harrassiog the rcae Of their quondam allies
andth conquest Of Upper Canadais secured.
.-.r:-
The English ship Msngalose, from Cal
cutta FOR Java and New South Wales, with a
rich cargo, and several passengers, when oft
the Coas: of Sumatre, came io contact With
q water spout, which breathing, overwhelmed
the ship and carried her under water SO sud
denly, that No time was allowed for the peo-
pie TO save themselves, and they ell persisted
except one seaman, vho succeeded in reach.
ing the shsre, with much difficulty.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-28
rRoa THE AURORA.

The Canada newspapers some time since,
informed the world that Sir j. l.. Yeo and
Captain Barclay, had come all the way from
England 10 the Lakes, to teach our Commo-
,Iore there the rudiments OF nSvnl sclence.
rhe first lesson in the art of war being that
of making good retreat, Sir James has CIV
en- to his walchful pupils some notable exam
Piles of that part Of the business. The pa
ten, and persevering attendance he has re-
ccivcd from the novices he vas tutoring,
does the m much credit, considering that they
were not anxious TO learn the art OF running
away, from this great retreating Captain
Commodore Barclay took on himself the
higher department of the business, and pro-
cceded at once to what may be Called the
substantial and direct part OF the art OF wars
viz Actual fighting aud the administer
ing Of bona fde hard knocks. Most uotor-
tunatcly for this professor of the art, he
knew less than his scholars, and instead of
insiructing them has received lesson. In
short, TO use one Of Sancho's homely pro-
verbs, these men have come out for wool
and gone home shorn." They come out full
Of insolent boasting, and have retired beaten
and driven by our brave and unassumlng
countrymen. They came here with an over
weening conccit of their naval skill, which
was, like the Medusa head, TO strike terror
into their enemies, or crush them 1t they
dared to oppose, and have met with courage
TO face and fight them, and ability to conquer
them. Stars, Carriers, Knighthoods, Royal
Commissions in His Majesty's Royal Navy,
together with magnificent regulations turn-
ished by naval chronicles, all prostrated by
plain Yankees, who never saw Lord, or
even a knight, near enough to understand
what sort of thing ii is.
Captain Barclay has (it is said) paid tor his
tcmerity and excess Of confidence, by losing
his life. Though employed in supporting
aud conducting an iniquitous war,and travers-
ing the Atlantic ocean to fight us here AZ our
own home, respect is due to his memsry as
brave man.
Sir James still remains, but like the arch
angel fallen, shorn of his beams" But
though he has suffered in reputation, We VEN
ture to say he has gained in prudence, apd
has much more correct opinions Of his enc
my, than he brought out from England with
him. The laurcls he expected TO gather
here, he finds guarded by the jealous natives
OF the SOIL The hardy sons OF the Repub-
lie, he finds, are not to be dazzled by the
blaze of royalty. In shift and manGuvre
they do not atte mpt to rival him, but in fair
and manly contest, are never unwilling to
meet him, and shcw what can be done by
YANKEE.
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Cohv Of letter from NiaJ. Gen. Harrison,
10 the Secretary al Uar, dated
H. @ near .,torapias Tosvn, on 'he
Iai,rr Thames, so miIes from
Detroit, 5h October. 1873 )
Sia-I have the honor to inform you, that
by the blessing Of Divine Providedce, the ar
my under my command has this evening Oh.
tanned a complete victory over tho combined
Indian and British forces under the command
OF Gen. Proctor. ! believe that nearly the
whole Of the cneny's regulars arc taken or
killed. Amongst the former are all the SUI
perior officers, excepting Gen. Proctor. My
mounted men are now in pursuit Of hin.
Our loss is very trining. The brave Colonel
r. NJ. Johnson is the only oficsr whom
have heard of that 10 wounded he badly,
bu, hope Got dangerously.
have the honor 10 be, &c.
w. II. HARRISON.
Rsr. Ssss <S-ws'rorg, Ser'rs at Var
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20

MFD--At Rural View, in the county Of Buck.
nebam, on the 5th lust, al lingering illness ot se-
vera months, which she bore with equsnimity, e.
L'2ABETu FERoUsoN, the am;able co-,sert OF
Mr.. Dougsld Fersuscn.-Sbe was durfri daugh
ter, an nectionate sister, enccaring wife, ten.
der mother, humane mistress, a Kind and socia.
bic neighbor--in short, bright ornament OF her
sex
On Sersph's wings she reach'd the sky,
And joined the Angelic hos. on high:
To avoid the troubles here on earth,
Freely she res sned her breath.
U Grave where is now thy victory
Foc redeeming blood has set her free,
q Death where IS now thy stingi
For her Saviour's praise, she'li ever sing.
Lines cddei by a Friend.
Look down Elzs from thy bles't sboae,
Tell M the wonders oi gracious God
Inform me Of thy suffering here ON Garth,
And now r !oici :; in Saviours birth,
Who gave thee for;ituGe to bear each pert
To soothe each sorrow which asssird the heart
Made thy eSsted soul to soar on high,
AID seek pars;6a in he distant Sky.
Then near the Throne may thou forever rest,
Pour 10th 'he soft eff',sion of thy breast
..1n sweetest streams orruri,y divine,
And even in heaven, a bright example shine.
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PENITENrARY, 4,h Auyus,. lgIs,
10 y NAI I

ECR S4LE,
4 ND TRANSFORMATIONS i;SeIy NJ r.
~ Q X o III Il ~, who have been sond.mneJ
end pardoned 10y the Exeeutive-their usec 20. "a
% Y so years.--One Of then, tolevahle good Car.
penter--one CooPer--ons Shoems1er--snd the o.
Their Planter y
Those inclined to purchase will make ooDiies,ioo
70 the Executive. -Four FIVE of the beat Weaver.
are ROW ready to weave for customers and on mod
crate terms Some OF them capable oS yeay,oc
amy kind of e
FIGURED CLOTH
For Table Cloths, Bed Covers, &c.-Jy. b.x. IN
on hsnd the variety OF MANUFACTURERS AsrT
Giles heretofore advertised for Sale on low ,.ro.
or :IWtsy for R.4|Y .if.4TEPLsLS 20 -lfan,,ioc,
znrc.
Couatry customers you'd do well 70 sepi,he;r or.
ders tor -NEGROES' SHOES s. others hefnr-
tse i"'' aeason commences & the work shall be fsth
fa'iy executed An erroneous idea has gone ont ti,
the hanufactures of tbs place are nor IA we'll execu
tea SO IN t,e country; they may not have as good
Ponsh, but she work generally 10 faithfully done.
saves are pat into this place for sale and safe Keen
iiis on she following terms, viz.
ihey are TO be furnished with change of elo,he,
g b'nset q IL cents per day paid for their boayf
IA ease OF their Sickness they also pay the exoense
OF physicsn--and ;fttey should be in need nf sIo
thios 1t IS purchased K paid for by the o.ner when
taken out ""s@
VIM. CAMPBELL.
heefier and Ageae.
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LAWS OF IRE UNITED sTAI'ES.
(BY kurHoR1Ty.)

Az ACT,
Supplementary to tie heretofore passed on the
subject OF IN unifo-rn rnle of Naturalization
BE it enacted by thc Senutr and House Of ne.
fresentafiSes Of The Uited States CT .4,rcricn II
Congress .4sse'r5!cti, That persons resident tn.
in the United States or the territories thereof on
the eighteenth day Of June, in the year one t,ou.
send eight hundred and twelve, who had before tina,
day made declaration, according TO law. of their
intentions TO become citizens OF the United States,
or who, by the existing laws of the United States.
were on that day entitled to become citizens. with
out making snoh declaration, may he admitted TO
become e''zena thereof, notwithstanding they shall
be alien enemies at the times and in the MANNER
prescribed by the laws heretofore passed on that
sn'9ect' P'ovideG, That noihing herein contained
shall be taken construed to interfere with or pre
vent the apprehension and removal, agreeably 10
law ofsny alien enemy at any time previous to the
actual naturalization ct such alien
H. CLAY,
SPeake, Of RE Hoase Of Retyesertativcs.
r. GERRY,
Vice President Of the United S,afcs and
President Of the Senate.
July SO, isi5.-Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
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JUST PUBl.lSipcD.

q ND For Sale at PETER COTfOM's BOOK 81
Stationary Store, second door shove the T,,,a
favern-the soowiig New Works, viz.
Horace IN London, BY the authors Of the Rejected
AL 'cesses
burkes Posthumcus Works, volume fiyei
Chrstian Morals, by Hannah Moore, autLores a. Of
Practical Piety
Msgdalm: or the Psnitent of Gotisiow, a novel
by Elizabeth HeIme
Researches in Russia;
Mics Niittnrd's Poems, second edit:sp.
Bridai OF lrierraain, or the Vale of ST. John q
Lovers ale, said to be written BY L. Ersk:ae.
=. .Hiso. Just Received,
fresh supply of DUANE's Hand Book. for Tn
fantry end Ri6emen.
he also erhects IN fczv deus,
WoodinlPs Edition OF Junius's Letters win r~ss
Sintles and several other new works.
Aagust 10. If
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An tbs has been suffered by the commerce Of the
n v.rna with q patience uoe'rialed. NO fault can
ascr,bed to us who call Tor reprisss, the sggrisv-
ed are entitled to this rig.t # our Government will
sh.w much en-, rgy in supporting its honest eiu.
NJ a. the English do their pirates. There nc.
tosy xs,s in this port o. the Eavans, vessels be.
longing to one of this cruel eneraiss base
Prcvdencs. Further, the principal filter out o..
the preteal vessels " sich tyrannze us, keeps
en- sssries> here which give him timely advice Of
what is going on. We know them, and could be
tnl satisfied Of It, did prudence and she lit
te confidence have Of being supported, save them
from our jus, Indignation.
Navdnna. published On the Ic.h Jxiy, 1913, by
forsy.one inaio.duaI 7,iey chants.
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SHEEP STRdFED

from nv Plantation, ',eor Richrond.
p IGHTEEN EWES s. SIXTEEN y.A,,Rr
The Ewes are I'll branded On their r;she
shoulder with u, alsl have b. en painted on he
with u. on their left Shoulder si5tave On u.dsr.
ket m each ear, "a: are a;so painted rcd
wal give reward OF Five ToHarl for ioe,rn,.
ton where they are, or Tea Dollars II 5rou 20 M
reg dsnre. ~
u. HoRRINGToN.
August IL. q
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SULLY q HENDRER.

Cabinet MAKERS, Uhhoisferers and Under
takers. IN the Brick Rozv, cfiflosisc rte
GIobe T'1y--7:
EEESPECTFULLy Inform the PubIie-Tbst
q they have laid in assortment of the best ma.
teriaIs, and intend carrying the above busr ess
IN all its various branches and hope TO meet with
share Of pablic patronage. They will constantly
keep on hen1, Side Boards and Tables of eyery de.
scription- Ladies Cabinets--L;brary Csses-sophas
and Bedsieads, Of various plsns-Mattresses, m ade
Of any size quaityand every article in the above
line executed in sti!e Of excellence and durability
inferior to none on the continent. Orders from the
country, attended to with punetuali,y and dispatch
Some nj hogany OF the first quality for sale.
July q. E
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.WCh.4NCERY:
4 7 Court held Tor Cumberland 2sth June 1915
"A Miller Woodson, PitE:
against,
Benjamin Parker, William Thornton S. James
Woolsop. UeFt,
This day came the p,tf. by his counsel, .nd on.
hearing the bill OF che Pitt TO Which he made oath
u !; ordered and dccrecd that the defendants WIN
Thornton and James Woodson do not aec. te pay
away or otherwise convey the money or elects in
their hands belonging to the def. Benjamin Par
ker until the further order and decree OF this court
and It appearing to the satisfacon OF this court that
the defendant BENZ Parker is no inhali,an, of this
state ana ne failing to give security according
law snd the rules of this court--H is ordered that
the snid Beniamin Parker, appear here at October
tsrm next, snd answer the Plaintiffs bl-And tha,
copy OF this order be inserted in one of the News
papers printed in Rchrso for two In ontbs success
vey and posted at the front door of the court House
of this county.
Az Copy. Testc,
-. MILLER wooDsoN, Crk.
july - WSw-
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.Eagast II.
MARofIALL's OFFICE,

-fueust Oh, 1878.
'A$HoMAs WILLIAMS, an Alien Euemy. q
Y Stone"Cuttsr by trade, about IS years al age.
feet or 10 inches high, with ilor;d comp exion.
sandy hair, large red whisKers, and b!us eyes who
was permitted to remain in this city, under the au
thority ct this Ofics, has broken his Permit, and
cicped from the District Of Virginia under cireum
stances which nperiousy address themselves to the
attention OF the friend ef the laws Every citizen
who wishes to the sanetty of the laws observed
and more especially the hsrshaIls Of the
Districts are requested nse due diligence in ar.
resting the said Williams, aud giving information to
me anen oh,se IN the city Of Washington, or TO
tho Marshaps Office ii, this District
a. LlTbGOW, Agent for
ANDREW MOORE, Nj VD
Richmond, August IS. ~
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LAND FOR SALE.

q Decree having been made bJ the Comfy Court
ct Hanover, at their last term, directing ths,
sale Of the tract Of land in the said County laetho
residence of Nathaniel Pope, Esq. (suhiect to Mrs,
Pspes Sower) ut public auction to the highest bid.
der, on a credit OF twelve months the Commit
5.oners in the said decree named, in pursuance
thereof, will proceed or Friday, the TENTH DIV.
OF September next, on the premises TO make sale of
the said tract OF land containing about four hundred
and sixty FIVE aeres
August 10. tds
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August 10.


Z Tie Subscribers, IN order to close Consiep-
n inent, offer at Private Sale at their Aucti1u.
store on the Cross street leading to Mayo's Bridge
the Following articles, the most reduced prices,
Tor cash or approved paper at 90 and 90 DAYS
:, terces Coffee, So bags do chests Imperial and
sounS Tyson i.ess, or. chest Gun Powder Tea
hampers white sparkling Champagne, boxes
REQ 90 boxes Cor,pais, boxes Soap, boxes Sper-
Inaoee Candise, 6 do. mould do 8 Kegs Gun-P Pow.
ger from the Brandywine Mills, Loaf Sugar ia
bsrrels and Patent Shot.
MURPHY & SCOTT.