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their intention of retreating from the en-
campment, and Immediately commenced
terrifying. Col. Wells has nov command OF
Fort Stephenson. and Major Croghan is at
head quarters.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20

er, from of this bar Sunday isst ---Sh.Sss FIRST
taken tor shp Of wsr, aud Il reported Mt Sa.'
s wanna sns. .oops n.a snasofom beg on lyhee,
Courier.
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ANNApol1s, Aur. u.

ar, ENEMN.
The greater part os the encrny's force is
now lying oil and little way above SANDY
FONT. One trigste, said To- be Admiral
ockburn's, is opposite the hatbor, within
about miles o. the City. We have expec-
tea an attack for several nichts Past, and
the'most s;rict precautions ale take IA To ,,re-
Neht surpriZe- Guards are pos,ed I'm eve
ny direction, and the troors ARE cn their
pests from till O'Clock every morning.
schr. has been sounding of Tie La,tor
for two days past
;, Seven deser'ers Came on shore a, Sandy
font on Wednesday morning last from one
OF the enc ny's ships in the bav. They state
that about 2oCo or 5000 troops had been
tanded on heit Island Il few days before,
sor me purpose OF getting fresh Prov, ions,
&C. heir troops have not been 90 sicklv
as generally report ted, but the dese,,ers give
't as theT op'niou that the majority Of them
"li! desert the first opportunity.
Extract OF letter dated E'k;on, 18Th Au-
gust, 1918.
nave just seen a person direc, from
81, Miohae's, who inf rms me that on Tues
day n"rT ;ng last about two O'Clock. the en-
emy MADE an attack upon that mace with
~ or IL patgea. From tn extreme dark.
ness OF tae night trey succcei,6I in ys.t,ing
WITHIN lew yards Of !, .sna. bauer be-
Tore the sentinel, who was stationed in it.
discovered them, when they opened FIRE
from FOUNDER, charged wiih round shot
and iangrade, and supposed that consio era
Die execution must have been done. There
being but ii or Is men il ne, f",,. and the
enemy all around it. they spiked their caa-
non and rctgeated.
Two small batteries, placed in the
town, with few SKIES in III, ,.then of:er, d
their flre upon the baIges and in few min.
utes Compelled them 10 retreat with copsid-
cradle 2 'ecipitation, and they were seen a.
bout day light towing barge ai;er thcml.-
't Is not known what damage was done 10
the enemy, but supposed considerable, from
tue great hurry with which ttey left the
ShQre.--l hey left behind them, and INCL,
we're afterwards found, a pair of pistols. a
sword and breast plate, supposed TO belorg
toan otiicer who was killed several cher
articles were found The vessels which lay
IN the Eastern bay ct that time, are said TO
Fave left their position since, and moved
higher up.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20

RALEIGH, August Is.
The militia lately called TO Newborn have been
the deferce OF Beaufort, For, Hampton ard Orr,-
cock. The Wake cavalry arrived here on the ss,h
uc. The Raleigh Guards were discharged on Thurs
day week last, hut have not yet arrived CAPTAIN
Bryan, with the regulars, marched out OF Fort
Hampton two weeks ago, snd took rp the line Of
march for osckett's Hsrbor The fort was i'm nue..
dately taken possession of by Captain Henry, COM
psny of Carteret militia. II is gsrrisuns,l by
mitis from 'i'fere.t counties on Neuse, which, ss
well as the troops the town, are under the com
mand OF Capt. Abne: Psst.ur, officer believed
well TO merit the very high trust reposed in Liu---
L'eut Whitaker OF Wake, is second in command in
the Tort Lieut.. Eowe'l, fourth -Caplain Ship OF
Pitt county, commands ~ the town.
Besides Fort Hampton, the town and Harbour OF
Beaufort are defended by Forts Lawrence, Gaston
and Pgot, works thrown W. since the inva sion-
and proceeded thence to Wilmington ;-,d Fort
Johnston. His arrival is daily expected i'm this city,
In Beaufort Harbor, is large Srtah ship in ballast
prize 10 the Snap Dragon.
The troops have generally been healthy and en-
cured their hardsl,ips and priratiors without com.
plant, and In "a manner becoming soldiers.
Col, John 'liams OF Knoxville, "a appointed to
State of Tennessee.
Five hundred soldiers tor the army recruited in
North-Caroins, passed through Phs,le'ph lat-ly
underline command of Major William $. Hamilton,
on their way to Canada. MAJOR Taylor who marc b.
ed with them FROM Norfolk to Washington returns
to this State sn,ernt.n nd the recruiting service
From our knowledge Of the brave and enterprisine
young officer who comm ands the N Carolina troops,
We anticipate fresh harvest OF laureis to be entw
ned with those gathered by the gallant rife corps of
Forsythe.
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&hcs shin; fhoss 5fnNes higher Up ,<s-fri-
sSs aHd Se& ehconeF aud Off Ches&r RI.
yer one brig. Total 10 sail.

he schooner that joined the upperrrs6st
H'gate lest night. isnow under way standing
towards Kent Island
nave just OF served fishing boat from
Tue bndkin PICK mp yawl, that some It
vac osrges IN their hurry. presume had
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20

a list of vessels that comprise our feet at
Erie. with their relative force:
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Ce:t, xas , This was an action Of deb,
lhe omitted States ION Bond, under one of the
---------- late Embargo Acts.
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We learn by capt. Woodward, frem stoninston,
in the smack Charie ston, that there is British pri
vsteer schooner in the Sound, aud that the smack
and sioop Here, were chased into Ssybrcok BY her
and a barge On Wednesday. The privstaer has
been as far ss Faukners Island. The Rsrniiies and
fr'sate lay near Fishers ISLAND, aud their hsrges
were constantly employed in rowing around ,he,R.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-20

The Senate Of the United States have confirmed
the nomination OF Lieut.. WIN. IL Allen, OF Prov.
dence, Master aud Commandanf, and VIM. Ii Al.
len, Of Hudson, { NJ S. FIRST Lieut. IN the Navy.
And O James Perry, Captain, Robert Carter, 1t
and James Perry, juu. Ensign, Of a Eonpsuy oil
Sea Fencibes, to BE raised and stationed at New
port. .Nesoooy. -tSercuyy.
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LIST OF LETTEXS

Reaiairing ia fhe Pos-0G.ce, az New.sc-',
jane 2S, 1918.
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All ;ss nrias;pa. Cheers c. be;a sidss
were wounded-and the command o! the yes-
SETS dcvoyed on junior officers.
The =. >. tiga,c was brayeiy defended
through the whole contest and the changes IN
command We believe she had only Two
commissioned Lieu,enants scnioe Midship-
iasn actiag as the thi,d ana fourth. The
Csptaiu, sailing Master, I.ieC,. OF Marines,
Boa;swain, and every Nava, Lieutenant, was
either killed or wounded. We find the Sd
Lieutenant, Mr.. Cos, mentioned as slightly
wounded, and il is possible the command had,
or would have desoved on him had the con-
tes, been of longer duratiom We conceive
j, evident the Americans did nc, strike their
own co.ors.
PROM THE BOSTON GAZETTE.
Nappears by the Halifax papers tina, Capt.
Broke headed bis borders. Boarding is
I.ssnicr and desperate resort aud leading the
boardcrs IS always duty assigned To the !st
Lieut.. Capt Broke's heading The boarders
Showed that he conside, cd the battle despcr-
ale al that moment. There is Lut QUE IN
stance, wi;hin our recollection, where the
boardcrs were led by the commander of the
oaardi0S vessel and that was Lord Nelson.
His case was desperate bu; victory perched
upon his banners.
IF AFTER being out Of port but abcu; FIVE
hours, cur vessel stood any thing like an G.
DUAL chauce---it is Two 10 one, she would have
carried the Shannon, if the Chesapeake had
been TO sea ten days before the engagement.
1t appears lha, Capt. Luwrerce amt his Isl
Lieut., were wounded the frs, broadsidc Of
course the residus OF the battle was fought
by the Junior Lieuicnsnts, If ,hey were not
disabled and the midshipmcn and scamcn.
We will venture TO assert that there Is no in
stance 10 naval chronicles OF so great s!augh-
ter in short period, though Capt. Law
rence's action with the Peacock, was attended
with more decided execution.
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MlSCEILANi.
lor shs hA9Ge-IA@Ia kefhoDc4a.
NOTICES OF LIVING CHARACTERS
No. 4.
CALE2 sTRONG.

tSLt.H lhONC.
THIS nan IS the warm friend of Great Britain
He seel for her peculiar attachment bor-
dcrlrg on enthasasng The cause of those ardent
feelings shalt not attempt TO investigate Let this
he The task of those better skilled in the intricate
maZes and movements OF the human heart. In the
object OF his fona admiration he can perceive
fault. he considers her government the protection
OF political nsti;ut!ons-a paragon OF imitation. In
explaining the cause Of the present national contest
he can find no blame excep, with America His ma
tive country appears TO him the sggressor-that ~
lone is guilty his iavorile "f,st anchored Isle"
has, IN every respect, harmonized With justice and
the established laws of nations. Great Britain is
con,endlng Tor reliio aud the liberty of the world,
and upon the OF her depends the saliva
tion of mankind. lie vindicat,s her against the
generous charge of having mstsatsd the sayages of
our western ~ds TO the commission of barbaious
deeds, and acts ei unparalleled cruelty. lie justi-
hes her, IA glowing Language, ia pundcring mer-
Chant vessels and forcing citizens on board her
floating dungeons"-in tearing husbands from their
wives, children from their friends and consignng
them To the horrors Of slavery, and the inacton ot
sangunary stripes. This is The man the pa,riotc
State OF Massachusetts has delighted to honor May
his reign prove prosperous, aud dispense nnur.er'
Gus blessings through bis gubernatoriai territory.
THOMAS DLSDEN GaPEI.
This man commands IN, Hgitannc Maiesty's ship
In Hsgne. His character, however, is no, such as
wil command admiration. La his temper and dispo-
ston he seems TO psstake much of those allies
ken into the British service our north western
frontiers. lie and then exhibits striking traits
ct his inherent nature he is distinguished for de-
pravity, cruelty anu Ineaness Of these lie has
gently given uncomfortable proofs his treatment TO
the unfortunate captains and crews Of the ship Acte
on and brig Charles will forever brand him with nfa-
my. and render his memory odious Licenses were
wholly disregarded and treated with contempt. Pii-
vate PROPERTY found no respect, but became the OBJ
Ot ~ y,tu lie
was that OF ruiian, inhuman, savage and dishon-
orable lie has added more stain to The Gag un-
der which he sails, and doubt will multiply them
when Opportunity shall place it in his power. iherc
are men Of honor, feeling and humanity on board
belongs 10 that execrablc class which embraces
Losd Townsend, Rear Admiral Cockburn and even
Hugh rigot
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Uisffiet u Rh6lc-Jsiilpd.
In pursuance Of sundry warrants from the Hon.
Il Josrrn Story, mite Circuit, Court Of tho Unit,
cd States for Rhode Island District, June Term 1873.
hereby give notice that shall sell at public a,lc-
ton, TO ihc highest bidder, on F'lday tie 18Th day
Of July next AT 9 O'clock in the forenoon, Il, The
store Of James IL Barron in Bristol, a5ont l65 pack
ages Of Dry Goods ofihe cargo ofthc ship Frspoe.s
comprising great variety Of Scotch Carc,ing, Car.
smeres, men and woncns' cotton aud wofsted Hose;
scarfs fiingcd with silk Lappitt. Ieao shavls, Cling
hans, Pcssc Cloth, cotton Bsggng, cotton Checks Z
pink, buff, and blue Ginghans, book Muslin, trus-
ses Of Thread, Glue in casks, saccha,um Saitu,na,
trunk of book and printing. &c. &c.
Conditions Of sale with ba cash on dcn cry Of the
Goods. 1hc Goods VIZ Lc sold iI lots 70 accom-
r,odate Purchasers.
EBENEZER X. DEXTER stAnsHAL.
Dated at Providence, June %, 1873.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-24

Efslr5cs Of NhJie- ElGna
In pursuance of sundry warrants from the lfon 10
sHpB STory, ia the Circu,t Court OF the CniteE
States, for Rhodo !sland District, juno Term, 1913
hereby give notice, that shal sell at public aus.
ticn, TO the highest bidder, on Monday the 18Th day
OF July next, o'clock n the forenoon at steses
on the Iong-whars IN Newport abou, 40 packagex
Of Dry Goods, part of The cargo of the ship isu-
pirates, csnsstihg of Scotch Carpeting Broadcloh.
Cassimcres, mems cotton Hose, cotton Plalillss,
ton Cambricks. red Cbintz Furniture, cotton shir-
tings. Ginghams, Dimitics, Mustard, &c. &c
FOR more particular description Of the Goods.
apply 90 Messrs Cranstoh e Shaw, Merchants IN
Newport
Conditions Of sale will be Cash on delivery of the
Goods. The Goods will be sold in lots 10 acccai-
Icodate purchasers
EBENE4ER X. DEXTER, Marshal.
Dated at PropiaeDrc. Jr,ne %, 1918.
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A.
Alexander AIrs.Lydia
E.
Doan Nalha0iel
Boynland Richard
Barneh Capt. Joseph
Barker James
Ross Solomon
Burr Mrs. Betsy
Barns James
Beard Capt. Richard
Barnard Cromwell
Bowers Phillis
Baynton Richard
Brown Ali
Bungie John
Reeves Oliver G..
G..
Clark Capt. Joseph
Cunning Rober,
Corrinston John w.
Clark Mary
Clark Mary B.
Collins Miss Polly
Caplod Truro
-.
Davis William
Davis Joshua
Derby Jonathan
Dennis Gcdion
Dunsel jacob
Dyer Joseph
l..
Earl Jacob B.
l!ldridge Mathew
Emery Thomas
+.
Field Captain Richard
Fernando Aadrew
Fi,zgcrrcl EDWARD
G..
Gaufrain Elizabeth
Goodrich Moses
Gardner Sarah T..
Gray Capt. Bcnj. 9
Gorton Edward II.
N,w- ShorehQm.
Gor,on John. 90.
r..
Haley Joseph
Haskell James
fIodgkinson Captain
Huzard George
Hawkins Stephen
June "a
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Oar Rarbor B!ocFcde6.

Yesterday morning British ship Of the
line and 90 gun brig appeared of this har-
bor. Some barges from the ship chased
privateer built schooner up the east passage,
attacked her and we're beaten off. In the
mean time the brig stood into the west pas
sage and sent her barges after two coasters,
which were saved by the timely aid of the
gun-boats. Tho enemy have taken several
prizes.
DREADFUL AccIpENT.--On Tuesday last,
on board Cun-Boat, No. 4s, Of the fo,iIla in
this harbor, the great gun which had been
loaded the evening previous, was acciden,ly
discharged, by which unfortunate casually,
Mr !ons BYssE, purser's steward, was in
siau,ancously killed ard one other man wound
ed. The guS is discharged by lcck, andno
one on board can possibly account for the &C
cicent. Mr.. BYRsE was a very respectable
young man, Of remarkable correc, habits and
amiable manners, and conciistc tho eslccu,
OF his superior officers. His remains were
respectfully inferred on the same afternoon,
attended by the Masonic Fraternity, Of which
he hai very rccerJy become memtcr.
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.1.NERICAN iNDEpEnDsxf-r

The approaching Anniversary OF A Ameriean
independence will be celebrated in this town
with the customary ecla, by the Republicans
and the Tammany Society. A, this interest
ing crisis 1t will be celebrated with hearted,
Subtraction by all who vencrate the principles
OF the Revolution, and who are determined 10
perpetuale il at the hazard or every minor
consideration. The order Of Arrange ncnts,
&c. vii! be prepared for insertion nex, week
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NEWPORT.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
7HURSD.2Y, JUNE 2S. 1918.

UNITED STATES' CIRCUIT COURT
Last week the Circuit Court of the United
STATES held its session in this town His
Honor Judge Story, delivered very SOL
emn and Impressive Charge 20 The Grand Ju-
~, In which the learned Judge dwell, with
particular emphasis on the crime Of treason,
and the necessity Of due observance 10 the
laws. We regrei not having it in our power
70 give tins ;nas,erly performance to readers
at '!is court, an interesting argumentwas expect.
ed On the part OF Mr. WoopwARD, OF Ncu York, for
'hc capors,and Mr.. DExr R,of Boston, and MIR Bvn-
hiLL OF Ihe~denee, on the Plea of the Claimants in
the Case OF the ship .1aror0 prize TO the privateer
Gou Ioupssns, Of New. York. But il appeared to be
tile opinion Of the Hon Judge that the arguments on
tlns subject was superseded by his recent decision
at Uoston, IN the case of the Julia upon which
Judgment o! condemnation had taken place upon
principles similar 20 those which grounded the dg.
mcnt IN the of the .3rcra
This question has excited much public sensibility
and we are happy in fccitating those who are attach
ed to the prosperity Of their own country in the,
hope OF such an cveHtuaon Of this case as will pre-
serve and purify our maritime and commercial repu-
tation
he Brush property on board the Amcri.
can ship Euphraics, from Liverpool, sent in.
TO TINS port, in September last, by the plivs-
tccr Rossie; aud the British property on board
the American ship Frances, from Liverpool,
sent into Bristol, by the privatccr Yankee,
has been adjudSed 10 tile captors, against the
claims oi tho consignecs and of the United
States. Appeals from the DEGREES hare been
taken In the most important claims, and by
the United States. The British property on
board OF both SHIPS is estimated at S4Uo,oco.
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a Charleston IS. c. paper or June 7,says,
We are informed by gentleman lately ar
rived from Carlhagcna, that the Two rovclu-
tionary armies of Carhageua and Cumana,
having fotmed junction, had retaken La
guira aud Caracas from The Royalis,s. They
we're following up their SUCCESS, and it is be-
licvcd they have also possession d! Porto
Ia
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10 %
Hcimn William N.
Hall So!onlan, a COLI
ored man
l..
Law,on John, san Of
David
Lemcn Henry
VI.
Moses Joseph
MardcnSraugh Giles
Millward Esther
~.
Northup Samuel
o.
O'Neal Richard F,
p.
Peckham George
Perry Bradley A
Peckham Ruth, wills
Of Isaac
p.
Nichadet Samuel
Rhodes Mrs. Jane
Reed, Abraham
Rogers Mrs. Sarah
Remington Ti,lomaE
Jamesfowa.
S.
Spear E,ias
Swasey Alexander G..
Smith John c.
Saudcrs Joseph
Sheffield Mary
Southw;ck Josioh
Sclestina Captain
Stephens Captain os
the Good Intent.
Sanders Joseph
Il.
Thorp Captain Joel
layer bcnjamid
Taggert Isaac
Tr,ppMrs. Mary-Ana
Thurs,op Newport
layer Lydia
Townsend Solomon
v.
Vanhoru Samuel
w.
Woodward John
WooInlan Susannah
Waters Richard ship
Pacific
Wrigh, James S.
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TAMsiANY SOCIETY,

COL LUA3BI.f.v ORDER.
A MEETING OF The 7amn.a':y Society
IN vii! be holden a, the room under the
Republican Pruning O liicc, on Monday even
ing next. a puac,ual attendance is request
ed, as the arrangeinsn,s for the Fourth oi Ju-
ly, win be made on that cuening.
By order,
BERNARD HILL, jr. S,r'ry.
Fgsrtk Of Fleets, s4tk---( June ga :.
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NEWFOKI hank.

NOTIcE is hereby given that the half ycrrly di,i-
~ dcnd will he declared and paid cp huisjsv,
the first day Of Jnly next, to those who appear. by
the books Of the Bank. to be Stockholders ON the
tweply fourth ios,sn.
By sracr ef Ge Presidsns ard Directors,
JOHN Il. sHExRMAN, Castier
y.o,
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COMWUHIcATIoE.

COMMUNICATIONS.
y If Governor Jones feels dcsirous OF gaining
any information respecting the treasonabls
practice OF supplying the enemy with provi-
sions, he is referred to Afred .hrucM OF Pro-
violence, and one Captain Sanford irom FAT
river, as persons who may possibly be able 10
give him some light upon the subject. The
former sails, some. times, with SHIP mste
called Frank Carhenter, from South Kiug s,oD,
and at others with negro The later COM
mands small sioop distinguished by the au.
spicious name, LoLD WELLfseroE. HIS
ExcclIency is requested no, 10 rest satisfied
with csrelessiy asking quesfion or two, bur
TO make close enquiry before a proper tri-
bunai oriaw. He may BY this ncans, perhaps,
- t. u irnfh
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COMNlISSIONrRS' NOTICE.

NyHEHEAS at the last term OF the Supreme Jrs
w d,cis' Conr., HOLDEN at South Kin. stown. on
the fourth Monday Of April, 1915, The Subscribers
were, by said Court, appointed Commissioners, ~
assgnces. on the estate Of SIMEON HAZARi, os
said south .hingstosn, who had Obtained the bensi.
OF an act made and passed in Jupe, 1856, entitled
act for the relief Of Insolvert Debiors-No,ics
is therefore hereby given to the Creditors OF inc sail
Simeon Hazard TO exhibit and prove TO us their re-
spcctive claims against said estate, within months
from The 2sb day of April last, o. they will be pre-
cIudcd according TO lAw--.nd that we will yttcnJ ~
the Ion Of Charles Barker, in said South .Kingsown,
on the last Saturdays of June, september, and Dc.
eember next 10 rccesvc the same.
WILKINS uPDIKE.)
JAMES IiELME. ir. : Compiss;9rsri.
JAMES KSowLEs.S
June ~
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A letter, per the John Bu,kley, arrived at
New-York from Gibraltar, says &c The al
lied armies in Valencia, have met with Sc
vcrc rcpulse from Marshal Scu.:.-2ooo said
TO be killed and prisoners"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-22
LOTS AND LANDS.

g UILDiNG Lots 10 every section OF
& . thls city, and about eighteen hum
drcd acres OF Land on the eastern branch
of the Potomac, hmmediately opposite
the City, arc offered for sale, 70: Cash, OF
Oh credit with sec n'itr.-Also, Lands IN
the states of New York, Pennsylvania,
Msryiabt. Virginia, North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Kentucky. APP"
ply 10 he subscriber. at TomlinsoD's
Hotel, Washington, if before 10th June
next. and afterwards at his residence in
Allentown. Lehigh county. Pennsylvania,
or at his Office ia Philadelphia.
James Greenleaf.
CITY Of Washington, May 90. stawtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-22
Joseph Vaudeville,

Corner Of Kmg y Fai5ar~,tree,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
BIZ WHOLESALE AND RE9hIL,
,1o or chest. Teas-gunpowder, ID
~ ~ Or. CHESTS pcrial. hyson, hysoust,
81 ooA'o young hyson & souctQ,
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
10000 lbs. loaf md lump Sugars
los hhds ! New Orleans * MuscouSi
SO bbls Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
10 hhds retailing Molasses
S pipes, s half pipes and 6 or casksl5
Madeira
8 pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
6 do genuine old Port
"A pipes Red Catalonia
DO cases choice Claret
2 butts, IL half pipes Malaga
5pipes, 6 half pipes and 20 or. csa
Teneriffe
g pipes rea! Cognac Brandy
S pipes Gin
20 puncheons West-IDdia Rum
Is puncheonS and 40 bbls New Ensa
Rum
10 bbls. Peach Brandy
Is do. Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
5 hhds. Cherry Bounce
so dozen Hibberts Old London B.p
Stout
90 bales Cotton
500 ID. Bengal Indigo
SEQ ID. Bright Nader
5000 ID. Goshen & Rhode -I.landCE,
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves. Cassia !
mento, race and ground Ginger,Cayc7
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Pa
Barley,Mustard, Oil in bottles and f',a
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glsuh
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brow
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped Ca
dies, maccauba, rsppee and scotchSnrt
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue, S!
Petre, Arnotte, Alum, Copperas, Brir
stone, Gunpowder, patent Shot, Film
Hairpowder, Sifters, Cigars, Demijotn
Wrapping Paper and Irvine, Cork
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, 4
&c.
". B. SO bushels fresh 4varreh
CLOVER SEED.
March 6.