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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-25

Arrived a, Bistol (R. l.) on Saturday
last British brig shannon, tadcn with cot
ton and rice, prize to the pri,ateer Yankee.
Arrived a, Boston, on "Wednesday last,
Bridsh brig Harriot s Mitilda, (iate Hinman)
Colt, prize master, prize to the Yankee, of
Bristol, Or. i) She is 262 tons, mounts
eight twelve and eighteen pound carronades,
and has an assorted cargo OF Fine Cloths
Linens, Salt, Crates, Iron, Butter, Cheese,
Porter, sc. valued at forty thousand dollars
The Harriet & Mitilda was formerly DAN
ish sloop OF war, condemned in 1908.
The privatcer schooner Paui Jones, Dob
son, arrived at New-York on Tucday last,
from very successintcsuizc of three months,
having made NINE prizes, and about THREE
HUNDRED prisoners, without losing man,
or ewing shot.
The following is an extract from captain
Dobson's log book:
Dec. IL, fell in with the wreck of the pri-
vateer Teazcr, of Ncw-York, which had
been taken and burnt by Admiral Warren.
Jan. rs, recaptured the b'ig Liltle James,
from Lisbon, for Salem, which had been cap
tvred by the British sloop of war Jasper; put
prize-m aud crew on board, and order
ed her for Ncw-York.
Jan. %, boarded and captured the British
ship St. Martins Planter, Of q guns, bound
from London to Malta, laden with sugars,
spices, sc. cargo valued at 8 10000.
Same day, captured the British transport
ship Canada, mounting 10 guns, with 100
troops and 10 hor ses on board, disarmed the
troops and ransomcd the ship for 8 $4,000
Same day, captured by boarding, the Brit
ish ship Quebec, of IL guns, from London
for Gibraltar, laden with $50 packages dry
goods,among which are 100 bales India piece
goods--cavgo estimated at z 100000.
Jan. 90, was chased all day by brig Of
war, but oulsailcd her, and gave her several
shot from our stern chasers.
Feb. ?, captured the Scoop Pear, of Lon
don, from 81. Michacl's for London--wlth
fruit.
Same day, captured the brig Return, OF
London, from Cumana, for ST. Michac's
Same day, captured brig John & Isabella,
OF Berwick, on Tweed, which had been
blown out of St. Michael's road.
Feb. Q, captured brig ondon packet, OF
guns, likewise blown out of 81. Michaeps,
gave up John & Isabella 10 the prisoners be-
ing short of provisions.
Cap.. Holdridge ofthe sloop Cornelia, from
Savannah, informs that a large British ship
with valuable cargo from Jamica, has arrv-
ed at ST. Marys, prize to the privatcer Teazer
OF Charlcton.
The priva,ccrs United We Stand, and Di.
vided We Fall, Of New York, have sent a
British brig into Savannah, with a valuable
cargo Of dry goods. The prize is copper
bottomed, and mounts IL guns.
The privateer sch. Lovely Lass, Smith,
of Wilmington, IN c. has arrived at New
Orleans, with prize -cb valued D, $40 600
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Watehman Office Wilmington, I
2Ofh March, 1919.

a gentleman this moment arrived from
Lewistown, (Delaware) has furnished a copy
of the following document
His Brrfannic Myesfy's s5ih Poic-1
fiers, hioufh Of he Dciaware,
6lh March, 1918 J
Sr1-As soon as you receive this, must
request you will send twenty live bullocks,
with proporiionate quantity Of vegetables
and hay, to the Poictie:s, for the use of His
Britannia Majcs,y's squadron now at anchor.
age, which shall be Immediately paid for a.
PhlIadclphia prices. Il you refuse TO COM
ply with this request, shall be under the
necessity Of destroying your town.
have the honor to be, Sir,
Your very obcd't servant,
j. b. BERESFORD,
Commodore, and eommsndcring the
British squadron at the Mouth Of
the Delswsfc.
To Mr frat Mae;sfr0se ef Lewisfoer.
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No. 5 I!
Vict0y BY the Hornet.
sEw-DEproRp, March 20.

NEW-BEDFoRD, NarSn ~.
This afternoon pIiot came up from
the Vineyard, with Information that the
United States ship HORNET, captain
LAWRENCE, arrived there yesterday
from cruIze; and that OIL the 18th
February, fell IN with bis Britannia ma
jesty's brig Peacock, captain PEAKE, OF
l9 guns, which he sunk after close ac-
ton of Is minutes. The Hornet sailed
this morning for New-York The fol-
lowing particulars of this BRILLIANT
VICTORY, are extracted from the
Hornets Log Book :
g THURSDAY. 25th February, 1918.
At half past three, p. NJ. discovered .
strange sail bearing down for us--at 4,
20, she toisted English coIourS--at a.
80, beat to quarters and cleared ship for
action, and hauled close by the wind III
order to get the Weather guage of her
at S, 10 hoisted American colours, tack
ed and stood for the enemy-5, 25, in
passing each other, exchanged broadsides
within pistol shot--the enemy then wore
and gave us their starboard broadside--
bore up close on her starboard quarter,
and kept up such heavy aud welt direct
ed fire, that in less than Is minutes she
made the signal Of submission, being cut
to pieccs-in FIVE minutes after, her main
mast went by the board---sent our first
Lieutenant on board-returned with her
first Lieutenant, who reported her to be
His Britannia Majesty's brig Peacock,
mounting l9 guns, and l34 men--that
her commander. Captain Pcake, was xiii
led in the action--a great number Of her
men killed and wounded, and that she was
sinking fast--dispatched the boats i'm.
mediately to take out the wounded and
the rest ofthe prisoners, and brought both
vessels to anchor-5ut Notwithstanding
every exertion was made to save the crew,
she unfortunately sunk, carrying down
l9 of her crew, and 8 of my brave fel-
lows.
Lieutenant CONNER, Midshipmln
CoopER, and the remainder OF our men
employed in getting out the prisoners,
with difficulty saved themselves by jump
ing into one of her boats slowed on the
booms-four men were then taken from
the foretop by our boats.
We mad one man killed, and two
slightly wounded.
g The enemy had eight killed, and
tWenty-seven wounded"
The Hornet is rated 6 guns, the Peacock
lS, built in 1907
The Peacock was captured of Surrinam.
The Hornet was off Newport on Sunday,
bound to New-York.
1t is probable Capt. Lawrence was obliged
to leave the blockade Of the Bonne Cheyenne,
by the arrival Of Admiral Dickson AT st. Sal
vador as he was expected at that place.
The Hornet was seen yesterday morning in
the Sound, near Ncw-LoLdon, probably bound
for Ncw-York.
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Hay Seed.

XNN DOUGLASS, No. 20, at the head
w Of Broad-s,reef, offers Tor salc,
$500 w.t. clean Red Clover Seed
50 bushels clssn Herds Grass Seed;
50 do. clean BafdeDs Seed,
S hhds. Of real Engiish Beans, which viii be
sold cheap Tor cash, BY the hid. or busbcl-
they have been proved in this town to be a
god substitute for coffee, or TO boil viii,
pork. In Engand one bas,el is considered
equal to three bushels Of oats for horses, and
to fstten hogs one b"shei is equal 20 two bush
els of Corn. They make horses ong-winied,
and arc called 10 England borse-beans.
.'fsrch IS.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber. contemplating leav-
i ing Newport, requests all thore 10 wkom he
is indebted 10 call and received their demands and
those indebted to him BY Note or Book account, are
requested to call and settle them before the 20th ot
April, as after that time all Notes and Accounts will
be placed in the hands of an Attorney for collection.
JOHN COGGESHALL.
Newport Mar oS 1914
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NEw.HAMPsHIRE ELECTION.

The federalists as usual, proclaim mat they
have succeeded in New-Hampshlre. 1t will
be recoIlccted last Spring they claimed the
election, when it was ultimately ascer,ained
that the Republicans has succeeded In every
branch of the Legislature. IL was the same
with regard to the election in Vermont last
fall, for Members of Congress. AT any rate
the federal party have no great cause
ofexultation. Last fall they gained their Elec-
tors of President and Representatives To Con-
gress, by upwards OF 5000 majorily-,his
Spring, il they obtain the m.jority,H wall not
probably exceed one hundred
The grand fault of the Republican party
is, their neglect of the elective franchise-if
they meet defeat they are discouraged, and
will not attend the polls, as was the case in
this State, last November--whlc on the 9TH
er hand, defeat only se-ics to rouse the
federal slr,ion to new excrtons. They re-
sort, to new sub,erfugcs, sopbistry, and false
hood, with the aid Of bribery and corruption,
till they ultimately effect their objects. A.
gain.t this dangerous combination the Repub-
licans should be always on their guard-they
ought no, 10 omit any accession, TO express,
not by words, but by actions, their love OF coun-
TRY, and their devotcdness to its prosperity
and independence.
Captain JAMES HousR, commanding Fort
Wolco,t, in this harbor, has been appointed
Lieutenant. Colonel, in the Sd regiment Uni
ted States Artillery.
On Saturday last two strange vessels, supposed
% be British prva,eers, seen in the oing,one
Of which chased on shoic ssh'r. laden with $500
bushels CT corn
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IL has been stated, we nave observed in
some prints, and may be believed by their
crcdaous readers, that the mediation Of the
Emperor OF Russia, between the United
States and Great Britain, had been offered TO
our government some time ago, and had been
rejected. We state ii as fact, of which we
have entire belief, that our government have
received no intimation ofsuch intention on
the part OF the Emperor, directly or indirectly
until since the adjournment of Congress {; aud
that 1t was then promptly accepted, on the
part OF our government, with the same frank
ness with which twas tcnderedby the Russian,
sovercign---NAr. INTEL.
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In thiO town, on Sunday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr.. Towe, Capt PETER X. FORBES, Of Elizabeth
City, N. C.. to Miss ELizABE1H GARDNER, daugh.
ter.,f q p,ai4 ! ~ s ,;ar,inr, Df iu.l W.
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large assortment oflron, ,Earthern and Stone Ware.
10000 Boards, with quantit, OF Plank, shin
giles, Lsths Clapboards, &c. and sundry other arti-
cies two numerous TO mention. fr
The above articles To be sold on the most res-
enable tvrms Cor cash or approved credit.
Ma ch 2S 1913
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IMPRESSED AMERICANS


IT has been frequently attempted by the federal
lists, OF late, induce belief tiat the Bv ish 10
not impress our sesmen, if they do, that the
ber is very inconsderable A grave Parson, who is
a member Of Congress, from Massachusetts, has at
tempted in late Boston p per, TO frltter away the
official documents of the o2o7 Americans. who have
been impressed board their ships aud reduce the
number about 200. which he is satisfied is ao~ ON
board Admitting this false statement to be true,
pray not this number entitled To the protec-
,ion Of our government !: we saiier them TO I'M
press 200 men with lmpunty, will they not extend
the number to answer all their wants but so far
from the being over-rated it is believed that
thousands Of our citizens have been kidnapped by
them, of whom RECORD has ever been obtained,
and who have ended miserable existence in their
service.
The following is list of American seamcn, citi-
lens of this town, who have been impressed, many
of whom are now on board their ships. II is pre-
sumed there are many others of whom it is request.
ed notice will be given to the editor.
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Groceries, &c.


WILLIAM WHITE,
Jas just received. and offers for sale. at No. IL,
- Long wharf by Wholesale and retail, general
assortment OF Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, &c.
--coNsIsTINo Or
Rum | Ginger
Gin pimento
cogniac Brandy Cinnamon
Sherry Starch
Lisbon an, VINE. Nu,megs
Tenerifie } Rasins
f"nseed Cordial tobacco Tobacco
White and I sucAp Sosp
s:;': ;:;;:''s s:;s: f. Ss;s ;s;;i s;s'i =. e~4
Chocolate Cheese
Moiasses Butter
Black Pepper and Meal
ALSO,--JUsT RECEIVED,
30 qutinals Goldfish, 9 bbls. white Sugar.
20 bushels Salt, boxes N. York Soap,
q kegs Lard; 8 do Chocolate,
1000 WI, Cheese, casks Peas,
bbls Pork (Mess) 40 dozen frsts quality
. do Cherry Juice, English tIoes,
pipes Bowen's Gin, SO pair Of Hinges, Of
9 hhds w | Rum, different sizes,
% doz. Felt Hats, 2 dozen Axes,
caddics first quality 8 do Hammers,
souchong Tea, An assortment Of Eng.
10 doz. sets OF Measures, lisb tin plate Ware,
3 hhds. Molasses, 1900 assorted Baskets.
large assortment ofIron, Earthcrn and Stone Wares
10000 Boards, with quantit, OF Plank shin
gles Laihs Clapboards &c. and sundry other arti-
cles two numerous TO mention. fr
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FOR SALE,
10000 feet n1eschanteI,lc BOARDS and
quaati'y of paak. map for cash. Apply II
MAJ - ~ 10. Hn1ri''e'' rrhfS
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Nathaniel W Strong, of NewYork, has been ap'
pointed by the President OF the Uniied States, Con
sui for the Island of ST Nsr,Lolomews
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1900 S $4,000
No deduction aud nos fsss Bianks 20 Prise!
The above excellent Lottery is for the purpose at
paying for the Meeting House Of the eaid society
and It is presumed will meet the liberal support o.
those who disposed build up the walls Of Zont
The drawing OF this Class will commence in Nav.
next, in the town of Providence.
Tickets in the above Lottery may be had at The
truly Fortunate Lottery Office Of j. c. SHAW, who
sells the High Prizes.
Whole Tickets, 5 4-00, Quarters, S LIP
y. {. STidV.
Newport, March 25 1913
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On Saturday last, two strange vessels, supposed
% he British privaecrs, were seen in the ofingcns
Of which chased on sho,e ssh'r. laden with $50.
bushels CT corn.
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and who have ended a miserable existence in their
service.
The following is a list of American seamcn, citi
lens of this town, who have been impressed, man,
of whom now on board their ships. II is pre-
sumed there many others of whom it is request
ed notice will be given to the editor.
Walter Pearce, Lewis Harvey.
Robert Williams, William Dennis. jun.
James Simmons, John Thurston,
Daniel Sheffield, Samuel Stevens,
Hugh Harris, Elisha RodMan,
John Finch, BENJAMIN Abro,
Augustus Topham, Maynard Gardner,
Richmond Taggart, James Robinson, black.
Robert Read, Peter Seixss, do.
Thomas Rodman, Jack Gardner, African
John r. Hammond, born, but number o
George Durham, years OF this town
John Nurburn, Anama, do. do.
George Lawton, Alexander Swaney,
Caleb Carr, Robinson Carr,
Miller Sands, Oliver Duett,
John Bush, William Hammond,
Whitford Hudson, Edward Averell,
William Dunham, Peter Harvey.
Joseph Lawton, Paul Brownell,
Godfrey Hyer, Philip Topham,
Andrew Burnett, Richard Corneli,
George w Abro, Silas Heath,
William Mills, John Brown,
Edward N. Moody, Richard Baxby,
John stanton, Nehemiah Carter,
Francis Harrison, James Ash,
Daniel Hart, Churchill Senter,
John Butts, John Mmfy,
John House, John Carr
GEORGE w. ALBRo, son of the widow ABIoAIl
ALpRo, .of this towu, was impressed OH board hi
majes,ys ship Ataianta, in July, i803--was liberal
ed in 1906, by letter from his mother, which h
produced to the commanding officer but was
gain impressed, before he got home. on board til
sloop Hunter, and from her was transferred to tn
Blake, "a, on the Mediterranean station. and ha
had three projections sent to the American Consu
al London, but has never been ree, sed This I al
hrm 10 be the truth ABlG ALL ALBRO.
Nathaniel W Strong, of New York, has been ap
pointed by the President OF the Unied States, Con
sui for the Island of ST Nsr'Lolomews
4.
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HAS just received, and offers for sale, at No. IL,
= Long-whsrf, by Wholesale and retail, general
assortment OF Groceries, Crockery, sc.
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Neyport Sboe-St0re and
Manxtaetory,
No. 100, THAMES STREET,
TOHN W. DAVLS.

WHO has recently received from Boston ans
wv elsewhere, large assortment d Lads and
Gentlemen's, Misses and Youths Morocco and
Leather SHOES, Of almost every description He
has those of the first quality, which lie viii warrant
and recommend-also, quantity that be VIII seU
at reduced prices.
He also has his Shoe Store supplied from
his Mandatory with BOOTS and SHOES, which he
thinks he pronounce of superior quslty to any
which made in Newport, and Of the latest FASH
ions, as he employs a number Of experienced work
men at Boot-making, and several excellent wokmen
in the manufacture of Ladies' SHOES, OF every des.
cription.
Those Gentlemen who may wish to be TT
ted to their measure With Boots Shocs will please
to leave their measures his shoe-store, or at his
Manufactory in the of the same, with his fore
man. Ladies wishing to be fitted with Grecian Slips,
or other Shoes, will be waited by his foreman,wEo
will take their measures, at the shortest notice.
He returns his thanks TO his customers fog
the patronage he has hitherto received and faters
himself by the excrtons he has made to procrue
good workmen, and the best materials for Boots and
Shoes, he shall receive further patronage.
N. Is. An assortment of Morocco, of all
colors, Binding Skins, Boot Web, Cord and Tassels
&c.
- All orders from town and country will
be attended to. May 90
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WOOL CARDlNG.


OAtrist NJ Rhode fsidnd
IN Npursuanee Of sundty warrants from the Hon.
4 JessPn TORY, inthe Circui: Court Of tho Unit
ed States for Rhode Island District, June Term, l8l3
hereby give notice that shall sell at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, Friday the 10th day
of July next, At o'clock in the forenoon, at the
store Of James L. Darron, in Bristol, Two Hundred
and Eighty.Seven boxes. packages, bales, trusses,
&c. Of merchandise, viz.
124 trusses Of Liner Threads;
50 boxes of cotton Hosiery, fancy and book Mus.
Inns, Glnghams, Checks, cotton Shawls, Han.
berchiets, Causes, &c. &c.
25 bales of wooen Hose and Gansey Frocks;
10 ditto Of elegant 8rotch Carpeting, assored |;
ditto Of List Cloths and Coatngs;
ditto Of coarse Baging;
2 boxes Of English Books,
hlds. Of Glue,
ditto of Sugar OF Lead
Conditions Of sale will be cash approved drafts,
on NewYork, Philadelphia. Boston, United States
Treasury Notes. The goods will be sold in lots to
accommodate purchasers. n
EBENEZER X. DEXTER, MARSHAL.
July
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MAKSHAL'S SALE.

District Of Riode.1land
IN pursuance Of sundry warrants from the Hon Jc.
sEPH SroRy,i in the Circuit Court OF the United
States, for Rhode-Isa District !uue Term, 1919;
hereby give notice, that shall sell at public
ton, to the highest bidder, Monday the 18th day
of July next. at 9oclcck in the forenoon, at stores
the Long wharf, in Newport, about lao packages
Of Dry Goods, part OF the cargo Of the ship Eu-
pirates, consisting of Scotch Carpetng, Broadc!oth
Cassmeres, mems cotton IIose cotton P'atillas, cot
ton Cambricks, red Ch;ntx Furniture, cotton shir-
tings. Ginghams Dmities, Mustard, &c. SC.
For more particular description Of the Goods,
apply to Mcssrs. Crsnston s. Shaw, Merchants in
Newport.
Conditions of sale will be Cash on delivery Of the
Goods. The Goods will be sold in lots to accom-
modatc purchasers.
EBENEZER. X. DEXTER, MARSHAL.
Dated at ProssIsnce, june 2S, 1873.
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MAkStiAIPo SALE.

Dsnict Of Rhode-js!dnd.
TN pursuance Of warrant from the Hon. David
i Howell, Esq. Judge OF the District Court for
Rhode. Island District
Public Aucton,to the highest bidder,on Thursday,
the 29lh day of July inst at 10 O'clock in the fore
noon, at the Rope Walk of John r. Jones, in Provi.
dence. H,S7l OK Hidcs,s Gin excellent ordcr) 10
bales Of Horse Hides, 5 do.sof Calf skins and OF
Deer skins
And at O'Clock in TIC afternoon Of the same day,
at Lewis Peck's wharf, S55 serSons. 25 bales aud
II casks of Tallow, and abou, 5000 Cattles horns.
And also Friday the 3oth July, inst. at 10o'clk.
in the forenoon at Buffers wharf, viii be sold the
brig Harrot, of the burthen of 2i7 tons, together
with her tackle, apparel and furniture, her arms and
stores.
COS Of sale
EBENEZER X. DEXTER, MARSHA.
Providence. July z. 1913.
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9eDetrv.
raon luE posros cnnosIcLE.

oDE-Tune, "Hai! Columbia"
WINS clouds Of darkness fPd the west,
The Orient times severe. oppress'd,
With awe bched the tyrsnt's power,
With awe Leheld the tyrants power,
Spread fell destruction through the field,
And bid mans noble spirit yield.
With firm reliance their God,
Our fathers sbun'd the cruel rod,
Aud, for land Of peace did brave
1he periis of III Atlantic wave
While we devote this day 10 nrth,
Aud celebrate our nations birth,
with grateful hearts, while mem'ry's dear,
Their desds Of yaor wen reycre
In dreary ~ilas they sought repose,
Prom imsidious and infdous foes;
where eq;.ai rights might be secure,
Where equal rights might be sccarc,
And generations which succeed
From chdtns Of desbo.s might be freed.
I,ut hopes fond dream cen here expir'd.
Proud .fkiea frown'd-for vengeance hrds
Bid Stare with thdndcrs seek the clan,
And blast the hopes Of rebel man.
While VIC devote this day to mirth,
And celebrate our nations birth,
~ 'rbc valiant deeds of those, wen tell,
Who for their Country nobly fea
rhs trump proclaims the warlike sound.
Coumbis's Heroes rally round, r...f.
And Frscdoms banners sosn unfIrI,
And Freedoms banners soon unfurl,
u
For richest blessings bought with blood
TOT WASHINGTON, the wclkin rung, ,.o,
For Giory's Cane, each nerve was strung;
Compelled, the oppressor bent tire knee,
Pronounced Columbia EYER FREE!
While we devote this day to mirtb,
a And celebrate ouf nations birth,
With grateful hearts the deeds wen tell
W Patriots, who in battle fc
Msith jealous fear. with vcnom'd hate,
Great britain vicw'd o,ir rising State;
On crcsf, cngrayJ, cav Rtshs IF man."
On cresn engrsvL, sav Rights Of man !"
Indignant at this bold decree,
Commanded .Nstturs guard The Sca--
Hut HULL, DECATUR, BAiNBRIDGE --bravc
With JONES and LAWRENCE mount the wave
They from the Coo his Trident tore,
And PLACID IL or COLUMBIA's shore
While we devote this day to mirth,
And celebrate our nations birth,
With grateful hearts the deeds we'll tell
Of Heroes who i'll battle FELL
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Mems and Children's Hats
GEORGE UFANTOA,

GEORGE U.AyVTOA,
HAS just received, for sale at his BOOK ant Ha:
Ia store--a great variety Of Mems, Youths, and
Chdren's HATS. made at the Boston and other fac
tories, in the best manner-all Of which can be SOLD
at prices unusually cheap.
The assortment includes mems super6ne Beavers
fashionable in shape, and of superior quality do
beavers and Castors, with wide brims /; do cheap
Castor and Eapt Hats youths and childrens black.
drab, and fancy coIored Beavers, from the very low
prices to the finest quality, and from the smallest
to the largest sizes, mems and boys common and
best felt Hats.
Also, jnsf receired-4 boxes PAPER-HANGINGS.
suitable for rooms window curtains with wide
and narrow Borders; l box low.priced Papers
which will be sold cheaper than usual.
For sale az aborc-SCHOOL-BOOES, Of every
kind in use. BLANK-BOOKS--Smiih aud Jones'
Hymn Books, Bibles, &c. &c.-Paper, Quills, AND
other articles Of Stationary. April %,