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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-25

opA eo"'f'id"' Oh the EnSHSH
" ''.o miserable FAB 'ools Oh
A'''s'S" 'hP"eHee. And accordingly we see
$3.50" 'ou'nais' giving inc tone 10 DC
assumed oy others. The Palladium says, a
few Of the merchants of ua,anna h.,.
Dnhlishad -
- s'''S'so'
: "Ae''e 'auntinGV observes, F" the Spa
nlards are nozv as neutrals complaining of
belliperent riah,s % rh. ,,,,,;,. l.,,
'oi INC 'ioufe' "'iere'er the
English interest is to be served these lee
ches will be found s,ickinrl
SPANISH .Noni/esto.-This nation alreadv
f..Is - $500 L,;
Wv "nicn oesin 20
accrue from an Alliance with the noble and
magnanimous English government. The
merchants &c Havana h.u .,,i;.L,
P''o'''"eu
'o"s ueciara'ioh OF theif grievances, and
the insultingcon Of the British towards
them. under the coyer &c h.,,;, ~.
Bonaparte, sc. These complaints, reader,
come not from us. II comes from their
own allies who have found il impossib,e
longer to bear with this cruel repaci,y in
silence.
The English of Nassau. sconda,onsI,,
abusing the hateful hresensionS Svhfcb th.;y
nation Claims on tn. seas, and the e,rcrobJ.
protection zuhich fhe,r court, Of a5mjyoI,y d;a-
henccs, erect themselves, contrary to The
law of nations, into masters or conouerors
of every Spanish vcssel goinp or comino
Under the pretext of examininp if ,bev a,c
not conveying American property, thcv die.
tain them, treat their papers with indccep
o1 ~, I'' oansa;" susi.ciohs whlch no one
duct them TO Providence where. far from
administering justice, they conkstale nnol
cent vessels ana cargocs' or when they are
I,,.i, bohhs,,lJ; "e 1"'H s"rS mas
,non;hs IS, -. -. - - INC Gnu ., many
incalcni,hI. ,,ar,aasss ~ ISIS anu olncr
o,e,,t ~ - NV nJu'!cs eo.'sc'
vovawe and ~ ~ Iosa ,I'. us..ol' " t',e
,riyinsr At an onnor,nus ~ f f So nor ar
exchanre ), ~ '"'o -
HSam-ihe desPotic government of the
French Emperor is found by far more to,e.
rabIe than the &C aro,s,;o,,,, -
II. ''"' "'''o"'
""o 'O0eS Tue oPahiards as the Ape did
her child--she hNgged istiN IL died.
g Naholeon, me Infamous. The erecrobI.
+ .Naholeon, has nor ruined as wauu ham,,
and laoorious men in .4aerica, as the Eng.
ash Cours Of .6dmiraAfv at Propii,ucs
But not is not possible tha, the enli;,b,
ened and magaanilnous Spanish nation Ri,
tolerate for a longer time the ou,ragrs 80
flag receives in the Atlantic Ocean, ror the
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-25
LATEST FROM THE ENEMV "

1Arpcr m BALTIMORE, dug. "a.
Lni EST FROM THE ENEMY.
hehonf from North Eoint To 1la;or Gem
Smith
1n0"day morning, S-4 past 7 o'clock
quarter past7 A. M. the admira,
maui a his wind to the westward, which was
onnio oOD hoy oy the rest of the fleet am of
wind being from the westward thew Cannon
lacks lacks! At half past o'clock the two two
IsIsns o .aat lay at the upper end of Kent
isiahc' got under way and are now with the
brig that lay off Chester river hea,; inc
Town. Inc admiral has this moment hove
IN stays and is leading down the bav
- Lasf'mshf's rehort.
oaPt' Button on board the galley VII;
rent now without the Bodkin po;p, r.
down the bay. $50 ''iieu
To MAJ. GEN. SMITH.
1IaZarctta. al,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-25
ERIE, august l3.


On Tuesday last, capt ]. d. Elliot, ar
rived here with 100 officers and seamen,
recently from Boston. Capt Elliot now
commands the brig Niagara.
Com. Pcrry's squadron returned on Sun
day morning last from Long Point; they
saw nothing of,he enemy. Capt. Barclay,
the British naval commander, it seems, has
thought 1t prudent to take shelter under the
batteries of Maiden.
Com. Perry sailed again yesterday with
the whole ilotilla The Amelia excepted
ne mas now gone TO cooperate with gen
Harrison, and act Extensively against the
enemy. When our seamen and soldiers
are led on by such commanders, no doubt
can be entertained Of the result. 81
The prisoners taken at Lower Sandusky
say the new ship building at Maiden will
not be ready 10 sail for some time.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-25
From HuiJac hahers.


HALIFAX, JUiu 9.
YIN the 22d u't. an attempt was made by
H. NJ forces in the Chesapeake to effect
landing on Craney Island ls miles below
Norfolk but some of the boats unfor,u-
nateiy grounding, while exposed to the fire
OF the enemy,s batteries, the attack was re.
hnquished.
E-"tract IF a lefse, from an officer in che of
II ~ SHIPS, dated
HAMPTON ROADS, lane IS.
we this'day carried Hampton by storm
the Americans have suffered much: but
our loss is small. Captain Hanchct of the
Oiadem, was severely wounded in the af
Fair at Crauey Island"
The loss oft the killed, wounded and miss.
ing, both at Crancy Island and Hampton,
amounted to about SO that of The Ameri,
cans was upwards of S0o!!! On SUNDAY
The 9th ult. the marines, sc. retired from
hampton, and were embarked Oh board III.
VI ships.
The toss cfthe american militia at Ramt-
tan, amounted to fran 10 10 20. Herald.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-25

PRINTING neatly executed at the Office Of
tie .Aeragds1a Herald.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-25

given Of tic capture Of ofour small schrs.
and of the squadron having suffered consi.
derably by storm, having sunk in the
night. He was unable to bring the enemv
TO action, Notwithstanding their apparent
superiority of force. The com. states that
schooner of ls guns was to be launched az
oackett's Harbor on the 18th inst. The
letter shall be given entire in our next.
~ we have two accounts from Rod
gers the first states him to have capt,,red
trigate and the latter that he has been
Carried into Halifax. We have ,published
neither as they both appear to want further
confirmation.
NEw-YoRK, Auruatal.
We learn from Sackett's Harbor, tb.,
COM Chaunccy with his fec, sailed on the
night oil the l3th inst. on q cruize. Ii
and schooner are now on the stocks a. ths
narbor the latter is nearly ready 10 lsnnch
The English are building a 40 gun fr;sats
and two or three sloops of war ar K;ns
sion; the former is said to be in cons;ders.
bic forwardncss. 'iuef@'
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-25

Information that was to be depended on,
direct from Alsiers, that there was not an
Algerinc cruiser out, but that their squa-
,dron. had gone against Tunis, consisting of
hive frigates and two eorvet,es.
A London paper, The Times. of the 9 st
June, says" We hear that British minis
ter is to be sent to represent this country
at the approaching Continental Congress,
and that that minist or is to be lord Cathcart.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-08-25
WASHINGTON Guy, IN

Brig. Gen. BLOOMFIELD arrived in this
city on Thursday evening, to take the com
mand OF SO much Of the 5th military district
as includes the district Of Columbia and
Maryland.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-07

clans (Mr. Gronghsm) declared IN I
House at Commons THAI the " assemble.
naSies of America could not laY serge to N
Englica sloop os war" The braves, Who
incnlcated this error, are new placed in a
ridioniops diismma. They must confirm.
to fight On. though repe ttedlv beaten. or CO.
vered with shame. submit 10 an adversary
whose power they bad degraded by the an.
piica;ion of.every cpit.et, expressive of con-
tempt. 1t rs easy 70 tcresse, IN the hresc7s.
stare ofthinS&. which braacn Of the alterna.
tive wall be @dsi ed. With senseiess har-
hihoct they VIII adhere 10 the contest, TIL all
hcir possessions ir America are brrurht ur-
der subsection to The government cf Tie -.
states, and then they can have no possible
motive to desist from IL, rovided our COM
meTce reh'ainsas open to Them as il is at pre-
sent, unless we consent to surrender OF all
the acquisitions we shall have made ct the
eXpence OF much blood and treasure, as the
coiFiItion W peace. From this summary
at appears, that cur belligerent operations
clone will not lead to peace but bv q re.
Inqeishment o! the Immediate ADVANTAGES
resulting from them. and that If thev even
bflng MS peace in this way, they must be ne
ceSsdriiy slow in the producton of that fleet.
There IS, however. a method of obtaining
peace speedii, * intalibly, by less forcibl.
means acting concuriently with our vietor;-
Gus armies. 1t Is 10 deprive our enemy OF
our commerce, on which ne is comrletelv
dependent. and which, notwithstanding The
war, he enjoys through Irregular and clan
destine chann"'s .--Put this discussion re-
serve Tor subsequent number.
PACIFICUS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-07
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

The Thirteenth Congress Of the IIoi,.d
States are about TO asstsnble under c;..,,r-,
stances more portcntous to the real " elfare
on their country than any which have re-.
Cured since the establishment Of tbat hob,
as branch OF cur govtrnment - i7ve,, III
as The present ara !, to the elder M .i,,,s =, r
nc eartI' it is no less deeply interesting r.
the destinies It this rising empire. Let il
not be weakly presumed that the b,lloweL
struggle in which we are engaged fr tbS
defence Of ou7 vital privileges. Is NJ sybor.
dITate consequence, tecause 1t bapDcns no,
TO be supported by the armed mynadS ,bsf
10" siam tiie bosom Of devoted Europe win
the sangg,nary effects Of vengeance and am.
oluon' ne Importance Of eontest is de
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-07
CHARLESTON, Nov. 90.
LATEST FROM EUROPE:

BY the Russian ship Ehzabeth. from Got
tenhurg. we have received London papers
10 the lst October (inclusive) three or four
days later THAI before received, but they
contain no news of importance. The Lon
don papers contain report, on the autho-
ritv of letters from France, that Second
.grmiSftce has been agreed upon by the con-
tending powers. but the report does not ap-
pear 70 h."e gained much belief. (Not con
hrmed by French aeceunts Of the 18th
Eng 1t is also reported that the British
Government have appointed plenipo,em-
tiary To meet orr Ministers at Cotenhnae,t,
with full powes to make peace-our London
papers are silent upon the subjcct.-A YES
sci arrived7 in Ersland, reported ,hat the
American frigate Congress was Of Pcrnam
buco about the first of August Courier.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-07
IFGJST ARMS vtpC,.r.

ne iiousc of DELEGATES fprmsd QHorunl yester,
cav. ara proceedea to business. The ssmr officers
that we're elected ~ the Spring Session, sc,e,--,;s
VIZ ofeYenson as S'eGts5, Mr.. MUrord as C.erk,
vernon and rrad, torethrr With iieEort from.
the AdjutaRt Generate CGcc
On motion of Fir Thwestt (or Oh-sterfeld) <
committee was appointed to report, 7eherce ard on
what ttrqns lurds cen d be obis,nei "a nov ~, ,b
s't"s quota Of the direct tax Of the T. s. l., ,7ay
saving the Is per cent.
The Senate si'o formed c"o-rr,, and received
the Governors COMMUNICATE, sc sc.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-07
LAND FOR SALE

u virtue ct Deed of Trust executed m The o..
DAY OF Feb t6il, by Ssn,'l hobson of po,a,,a,."
I" secure to the Executors OF Jas Allen Rad
-? ~, s"m , o. money therein mentioned sad Cost
VIZ w s9n' " TIE trustees, one ofthein on Wed
ncsdav The @9th of December, 90 the h.pbe., b;J-
VEL 'oF le1'y money, at Che house Of Husi French
90 me buckingham road, ia tie atcye.i,e,.,,o,.t
county '.'''e'I'oheo
ONE 7'RaCT or I.4ND.
C"9 aln'rC ny estimation three hundred 'c1
e,sh' = Cos. being the same HLersor he sfr,,."3
Samuel Hobson nov resides. VIC "'o' 'S''u
Decenber7 tide, ~ % Hi~S'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-07
AN EXCnANCn

~ = made A. the Fountain lar, in Hanover ~,
Win SIX buttons. and hite linnes for .I 'pu3
s9rIr.ou., tn covered buttons and brow E,;,.,L,
ne person having the first end des rouo o. ,,
ing the last' may hes of the preteni person b1 az,
ply nS at the o;h.e OF the Enugirer. F''O'' y SP-
Dec. 7.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-07
q Oar near poser or THursday.
From IN Of5crr IN Gen. NzmAtsn's De-
fechla@Dt. 10 tie Editor of re E,or,rr-.
Can't at Plctfsburph
.NeU. Is, 1873
Dear Sir

In consequence Of Gen. Hampton hav.
ing received Information that Gcneral VIII.
kibSon's army had cone into winter ,nac.
tiers at the French Mills On Saln,ca River.
ms army has been ordered to return from
May to this place. VIZ shall commence
tie building of hats tomorrow for winter
quarters"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-07

GKCUF D on CRY STE EzgT-
az Ill lie sold ii Pnhls Auction (uithont 70.
serve, = The highest bidder ~. 7 tnrsis~
me Ie5h inst i: far, Otherwise the ner, fiji. 80
~ test OF Ground fronting on Cary street. rr,osdi
''ey req md the Earl. az Virginia on :, scr tbo .
ZOO nwe'hoF bouis, kitchen, V,ab.~ sc sc. md
''' story brick ware house sc /, H. & : in goo3
order Six aod Twelve noail.s e,.It III n g'o'
'DNru Voc purchaser. Ls eNeoa,inr notes win,
apprG'eI endorsers, aud pSynp- intcreet from tb,,
rsoea.T TNOS. TAYLOR.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-07

MUNICH, sept IL.
Recent accounts from Vienna, state. tina,
the public spirit has been much depressed
by the disasters experienced by the allied
army before Dresden On the goth and e7tb
% August. IL j. true, Count de Paar made
several ncmeniary attempts TO divert the
peoples mind, Ly magn fyiug the ad,snta-
ges & ineG over the Trtuct General Van
damme; BIZ the joy only lasted one day
TOR, un fhs next, the CONSERVATION was in
creased by the intelligence Of the death of
Gen. Mcreau; whose arrival on the cont
nen' was hailed with such emphasis of in,
and whose presence 1T the Russian Head
Quarters WIS viewed IS happy omen, x
upon wh"sc person W. built the fordcst
hapes. This event was announced in tie
VIENNA Court G zette, accompanied by
dolstul y neryricks: and 1t would be q IT.
cult to form an idea 81 the terrible sensations
It has eNtifed in tbe minds Of the people.
Inc Archduke Charles has yet taken no
p"tt ID tbs pieseni political state OF aGaits
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-07

1t is even said, that proposals have re
peatedsy been made TO, and as often refus-
ed by him, 10 accep the resumption OF the
Commend OF the army--aNd, also, that he
secretly disapprovcs of the present war.
there being 10 hopes Of a happy result.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-07

FINCY GOODS e DIIITF.N1RY
Af KS: mechR F bees leave mos, rev, .e,,.lIv +,
morn me hHdies. thar size has rrcc;ved rs
nsnn,olne addition NJ made M %infnor,. s, ry
muop' "aich viii be sold on The most Inc,lerat.
~; ~ "rdeTs from tie country viii he attended ok
Decznber7.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-07
TWENTY DOH .4s prtv,p1@

- " II DOH > rs REWARD
shEhWAf from the sub scriber on he 6,b d,y
~, t:,S ~, 'ss'' negro nsu named L,ck Via
S S-.' n."seh hichdrd PGrh6r, about 81 wears old
,set or inches higA dark complexion, insby b.ir
.NIEe Wn''ker' has soar On his forehead obouf o.
men lo3g over the right eye rsn,ipo ur IN the Id
-",s, 10" 'cggec' looks very pleasing Wien sioles
soon sawyer snd io!essbIe rough csrpertsr-.i ~
on "neh he went away cheek shirt perf.l,o,s ~
ron"a Jacket Of northern striped cloth, ne bsssn,,t
Z, y" curry ~ where perhaps he may be lurk.r
NAG him o' Mr. Gray Of N.ussmond conpty
The shove reward will De g,yep n, s.,g ,-. Il
WI d1hver him to M in Richmond. ard All res.,,.
aolc charges paid, Or 10 dollar, il sc aired 49,
60 that get him again. ." any jail
Dec g. gwoo ~ hOfhtH5.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-07
STEPHEN A. HOPKINS
Dec. :. e4w2n i-'''"'

Z lONChHNlNG the Negroes / s1id 70 AZ -
hIe' r,pIett, delivered them to him ~ u,,
noor where was li'ingi he then asked me 20 ,o'
mem ..,, say u9'i boat oame down from his pi,tf
Wu hm tney might stay, and that / vouid 90
with them to the Bn'in, and shew diem fb. y, ~
,ah ss iayotr) W. then went In, and cr..,,,'.;
ne Bond Bills Of Sale, &e--I went f,ss go. i.u
VIII me hesroes, and left them with tbe bor, n
presence OF ~ Roysier, who sitends fb,-. y"
negro STUDDED 70 by Mir. Trip.ett w., soi t, " "e
,oinmer NY MI. James Brown tor Messr. Ei.l,a,ss
LH"s ot Nlbemare md John r. Perkins 81 t '."''
~ 'nd nS''n sold BY said Brown, When pnre,,s. u
ihe negro agreeable 10 contract snil ,io, "
,hS nc was ~ rmed uist H.at negro va, fres'..5
knew Il when purchased bim--i can ,1, ~ ~
Ie or WIS intormer erts, most pslrsb'v- a. b.
IS mott force. EtUsH" ~ ,HN
UrceNbsrS 10 2.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-07
WIN'TER E8THELTsELrEL7'

rKoM WASHIEGTON TO RICHMOND.
, NE pnh'ic are Respectfully - formed .La, for the
better accommodation Of TRAVELLERS the s,s,.e IN .e
nhflng winter, leave Washington ey,ry rtrn;rr' a0
tFa' night to Dumfries, the next dqv 10 the RowIno
nreen, and the day following to Ric&.noni, returp
In addition TO the present Coarhoe ,;na m .d,;-
ohS' stage vii be pot fyGm I.icl p,ond ~ ~ seb
InPtnn in Re" dsys which vii! add greatly 20 rho
rub.ic convenience. ' ~ 'HS
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-10-07
.Martinsburgh, Virginia,
pRINTEDS PUBLISHED BY
JOHN .1LBURTIS.
Germa of tie Ga3rtte.

THE price ofthis paperis two dollars per an
num, oAe dollar payable at the Time of subscrib-
ing, add one when the year eapires-Distant
subscribers ray for ihe whole year in advance
No subscription received for shorter term than
six months, and no paper discontinued until
Eearases sre pald-a failure to notilya discontinue
ance of the paper at the end of the TIM SUBJ
seribed Tor, will be considered new engage
meat. The price of Advertisements, to non-sub-
scribers, lsone dollar er square for three weeks
insertion, and ior continuance after chat time IS
cents per w~ek-oabscriber will continue to
receive reduction oil ole-iourth on their Adj
verlselGenlS.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-10-07
NEW GOODS.
TIE Subscribers have received and are
just now opening,
LARGE QUANTITY OF
FANCY GODDSs

which have been lately purchased for cash
in Philadelphia and selected from the la
test arrivals - a.
CON SlSTING IL PART, OF
ELEGANT danask SILK SfIAWLS,
Leyantine silks, Fancy Ribbons, Black
and Changeable Lutestrings, White Satin
aud ataat4ps, Fine Linen Cambrck Hand
Ierchie IS Fashionable Split Straw BON
NETS, Knotted Countcrpanes very large
ana handsome, Cheap Irish LINENS, Fan
cy Muslins of all kinds, Cheap Camblic<s,
Caicoes and Chintzes, ten Bales Of India
tiuslin, large assortment Of Mems and
Boys Shoes, Ladies' Morocco and kid
Slippers, Looking Glasses, &c. &cs&c. all
OF Which are now offered for sale on the
most reasonable tesuls Gpr Ca6h
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-10-07
GF A young man of I'M

ONHS IIfdiI OF tIn-
Questionable competency will undertake
salali School in the country, on proper en-.
enlargement. Apply 10 the Editor % tie
Gazette VIC
: Septembec 10, 1871
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-10-07

As to the imputstior
ney Island, if admire
ton it, deny the fact
conduct of our troops
ter to assist their u
them refreshments
the fort. Refer to
prisoners, particulai
boats of the Victpri
JOHN MYERS, G.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-22
DISTRICT Of Rhsds-B

District of Kheds-f fsia7Id
Tn Pursuance Of q warrant from the Hon. David
i Howell, Esq. Judge Of the District Court fo
Rhode. .Isla and District
hereby give public notice that shall sell at pub
fc auction, TO the highest bidder, Thursday, the
,29th day of April 10 O'Clock in the forenoon n
at Clifford aud Aliens wharf, in Providence, the
British ship Aurora, Of The burthcn OF 30g tons cop
pered the bends, together with her tseksl, appar-
e, furniture, arms and stores and also her cargo,
consisting Of about 2ll packages O! Dry Goods,
comprising the following kinds, viz Brodcloths,
Cassimeres, Red Lisbon Bays, Sup Bochings, Mems
cotton Hose, cotton Platia's, cotton Cambricks,
red cbntz Furniture, Gnnen Brittancy, cotton Shirt.
ING, India Romais, silk Hats, Ginghams, Umbrellas,
plain Csmhrcks, Japans;: Jackonets, Dimitys, sup.
signt fancy Prints, do Furntures, coored Francics
printed Handk'ffs. white Jeanets. twilrd Nankns,
cotton Umbrellas, jaconer handkfs, Leno Muslns,
Lappits, Leno Shawls, colored Robes, Ladies cot
Ton Hoze, habit Gloves, fancy Gauzes, Scotch
Threads, Mems worsted Pantaoons, black & white
Lace. Wells. fancy figured Gauges, tambourd Lace
Cabsicks, Muslips, printed CAlicoes, cotton Laces
sHA Hose Gloves, colored Presses, &c. &c. &c.
ALSO,
$50 6rkins best Butter, 2 bales writing Paper, 2
cases Books and Prints, elegant Piano Fortes
-le,e with springs, invo Glass Ware, consisting of
90: and ground Decanters, Tumblers, Salts, and
Wines, handsome sett China. House furniture con-
ss;ing Of hair bottomed Mahogany chairs tea Trays,
booking Glass, hampers of eSrthern Ware, hampers
n hard Ware. 2440 bars Iron, 80 hampers Pota-
Soes. Conditions will be made known at time and
place of SALE and the cargo will be sold in lots to
accommodate purchasers. Dated at Providence f6ss
ssx.a dsxy of .apTl, 1915.
f. X DEXTER, .MasshaL
r. e Il, G.. Hofntn, aucE'rs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-22

District Of RhoGe-islaa6
TN pursuance Of Warrant from the Hon David
i Howell, Esq Judge Of the District Court tor
Rbode-Island District -
I do hereby give public notice, that shall sell at
Public Auction to the highest bidder, on Thursday
the 9Th day Of April, inst at 10 o'clock, in the fore
noon. at Clifford & Aliens wharf, IN Providence,
the goods, wares and merchandise, consisting OF a.
bout So packages, being part of the cargo import
cd in the brig Emu, viz Broadcloaths, Cassmeres,
red Lisbon Bays, sup Booking, cotton Platllss cot.
ton Csmbrick, red Chntz furniture, cotton shirtngs.
India RomAs, silk Hats, Gingharns, Umbrellas,
plain Camhick, Japans. Jaconets, Diniiys' cotton
Platas, sop light fancy Prints, saddiery, gun-pow;
dsr cotton and wool Cards, sup. Furniture, colored
Fances. white Jeanets. twllcd Nankins, cotton Um.
breiIas. Jaconnets. Handk'Rs, Leno Musllns, coj'd
aoees, fancy Gauzes, plain cambrick, Madrass
Hk nss printed Calicoes anG Cambrick, Muslins,
cotton Laces. Ladies silk Hose. Conditions made
known at the tine and ace Of sale, tie goods to
oe SO d an iots 10 accommodate purchasers
Dated at Providence, the 9Th dag of .spyTs 1918
EBENEZE3 X. DEXTER, Marshal
n ~ r. q fioneiu o,,rr'ro
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District Of Rhode lslard.
In pursuance ef a Warrant from the Hen. David
NOVEL;. ESQ Judge OF the District Court for Rhode
Island District 81 hereby give public notice, that
shall sell at Public Auction, to the highest bidder,
on Thursday, the 29th day OF April inst at 10 ocK
in the forenoon at Clifford 6 Aliens wharf, in Prov
idence, the British brig Emu, OF the burthen of Il
bout 900 tons. coppcrcd the bends together with
her tackel apparel and furniture, with her arms apd
stores. The Emu is abou, one year old, is burth
ensone vessel, ard in the strength and workmanship
not inferior to sny one, and can be put - at
small expeuse. Conditions made known at time and
place Of sale ,o,.
Dossd az Precedence, the 9th day Of 4prii, 1915.
EBENEZER x. DEXTER, Marshal.
b. L. C. Rothin, aEcl'rs.
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District Of Rhode Island
TN pursuance of a warrant from the lion. David
L Howell, Esq Judge of the District Couri for
Rhode Island Districts
do hereby give public notice, that Skall sell at
Public Auction, the highest bidder, on Friday, the
Esd day of April inst at IL o'clock. at the of
James D'Wo,f, in Bristol, the following artcies--
50 bales, boxes, and cases Of Dry Goods, consisting
of superne broadc!oths and coatipgs, tsnhour lace
cambrics. shawls and printed calicoes, about 19C0
ounces, Of Gold Dust, boxes Of Beads, and Of
Jewery The Articles ill be sold in lois to ACCOM-
ypodatc the purchasers; The conditions will be ulads
known at time and place of sale.
Dated az Providence, Giis 6ih day Of april, 1878.
EBENEZER K. DEXTER, Marshal.