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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-11-11
/. O S L.

NN Monday the 9sth instant, on the road Lead
W ing from the Falling Waters to Martmsburgh,
a,rk striped calico Ridlcule, containing two Ten
Dollar Bank Notes, supposed to be on the Hagers-
Town BAnk-three quarter dollars in silver, and
some little articles A liberal reward will be
given TO any person who may find and return
the above s..-. ---....s s
STEPHEN BRYAN.
October 28, 1916.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-11-11
Sundry Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
0p List NOTICE.

.THOSEwho made purchases at the sale
Of the property of Jacob FolclS, deceased,
are for the last time informed, that unless
their obligations are discharged by the Goth
instant, theywil be put in suit for recovery
without respect to persons
JACOB SMALL, ~.
PETER REEL, N -
November a, 1878.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-03
Marshal's 5 Notice.


.q- n Disfrict Of Riode-lslanS.
IN pursuance Of a warrant from the Hon. DAyfa
\ lowell, Esq. Judge OF the District Court of
the United States fer Rhode-Island District: H. -
do hereby give notice, to all per sons concerned
that there has been filed before said Jndgs, lihA
by ANDREW RIEER, comnansier Of the private-ar-
med ship Yorktown, of New-foIk, in the D,stairk
OF New.york, in behalfsof himself and tbe ownerA
officers and crew of the said prvAte-armed vessel,
against tie ship NANCY, whereof Edward STAN
worth was mNter, her tackel, apparel and furnture.
arms, stores, goods, wares and merclianhize on
board the same; the said ship Nancy. lfer tackeI,
apparel and furnture, arms, stores, goods, wSrts
and merchandise aforesaid, did belong, rs is al.
lodged by the said Tibeiants, to the Coyeramea sf
the United Kingdom Of Great Britain and ireland.
or to subiectior subjects thereof having been ca
tured BY the said Andrew Kikcr, commandee of the
said private armed ship, on s,e high seas, pursuant
to commission from the President sf the United
States, under te seal OF The United S,ates sgainst
the vessels, goods, and effects Of the Goverbmenf
Of the United Kingdom Of Great britain add ireland.
and OF the subjects thereof; which sail shipor sesr
sci and appurtcnances aforesaid the said Aocirer
Riker. commander as aforesaid, hath brought isse
the port OF Providence within the District ollhode-
Island.
Aud trial will bc'had on the aforesaid Libel, At
Special District Court 70 be holden at the aCour1
House in Provdence, in said District, on the licA
day Of June, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon = +,
EBENEZER X. DEXTER, MARsEAL-
Dated nj Providence. Nav 26, 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-03
Gas Lights.

TIE Subscribers, Propretors Of Letters Patent
from the President of the United States, for tie
InPROVhU G.fS.L.fBfP,
for lighting Manufactorics. Mines, Mills, Theatres,
Lighthouses, and other buiIdings. with Hsdrogen
Gas, or inhamable air, pgoduosd from Pit Coal, ia 4
more agreeable, more safe, aud less expensive mair
ner than has hitherto been done by any other meth
cd, having IL now in operation in building in New
port X |. and in the Cotton Mandatory of Mr..
SETH BEMIs, in. Watertown, (seven miles fom
Boston) which are brilliantly Illuminated every
night with Gas Lights TO the exclusion of every oth-
er artificial means, they respectfully invite gentle.
men concerned in mapufactories &c. to call and
view it in operation. and be convinced of the utility
and advantages Of this Improvement. The Gas APPS
paratus is very simple in It's constructions and
syin its management, that any person of ordinary
faculties may be taught in one two operations, 70
manage every partof il efectuay, and the troub;s
will be found infinitely less than that of trimming and
.scpdpg lamps candles 10 afford the same number
of flames. f.,.ig n i8 - So
Tie Gas Lights are in no way offensive, but very
agreeable to the eye, and viii be found extensively
useful in every stusfion where much hight is reqir
ed, especially in Cotton Manufactures. in as much
they are less expensive than those from tslow ar
oil, and kee from the Inconvenience and danger re.
suting from the sparks and frequently suufing Of
lamps and candles, circumstances tending greatly IL
diminish the hazard of fire, and proportorabiy 10
reduce the rate OF insurance on buildings and mate
rials subject TO that destructive element.
Contracts viii be entered into for furnishing and
putting Up the apparatus uanufactories, &c! i'm
medatly on terms highly advantageous to then, BY
applying to DAVID MELVILLE. .Nsrbors, or
.. r,.s.. WINsLQW LEWIS, Boston
May ~ .tf'g
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-03
caution TO DUELLISTS.

81 Walter Taylor, Esd. has been tried ,and
found guilty at Edgefeld, 6. C) for schdibS
s'ehxlcngc TO his son in law, Mr.. A. Nesbit,
TO fight a duel--hc was sentenced to pay y
fine of 800 dolars-to be imprisoned two
.,hoiths, and to enter into recognizance 81 the
sun Of 1000 dollars, with two sureties in 500
doiars each, to Keep the peace for six years.
.Tholgh humanity (saYs a South-C Carolina pa
peri nust, eyer lament the necessity; Of en-
forcidethe pehS laws on q fcITow-ciiizen, yet
the SAM humanity bids US rejoice to End that
.SSonlh-C CaoIiea, hitherto the nursery Of duel
.hrg, has'tskcn a stand which promiscs TO
pnt aspeed, sicpto this honorable mode Of
com,nitlngNmsrder. The above, we beIievs,
Is the hrst Cas-, that has occurred under the
SaeH'ag lasv ofshis State. sH
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-03
. A9rsreitat atleoMs.
SHIP BUILDING.

Interesting memoranda From 4 T,dndoh Paper.
llle frs, sloobis deck ship bnilt in Eng
lxnd,i was u. lso9,i III the o5sts ycaf Of
rscrsign OF Henry " Ih whose name 1t bore,
aaa was 1000 tons burihen, the total expcn;
diture Of which is tihatcG aSI4 ,oool' /. BE.
fore this, - guDsil were tife'largcst in
our navy, and rhSsS ~dre without p6tt9hoics,
tho guns being ON tic upper decN ohiy.Jta y
For the inyen,ion.lof PORTFOLIOS, and warn:
ousao,icr Improvements, w1 sfc, tindodbtcd.
~, indebted 10 the' gsnuity Of NJ. Decharge,
az emincn.D mechanic oil Brcst, about the
year 500, ia the rsigh ofE6uis XII.
We 6nd, however, that the vessels in
wbich oor riIlostrious'cpuptrynia sir Francis
Drake, embarked Tot the West Indies, IN
the yesrls7o, were Of very inferior class
the Peshgalbcing,pf 70 TONS and THE. Swan
of asL only; from which circumstances we
Hatu,ally infer, thattbc first parc ships did
neibecoine very genes ral comparatively speak
ing, ,snhtii d very a'eqen, date, although 10
Queen EIizabet,'s Siimc the arma,neht Oh
England, in tie naval department, Was conf
pated1at l5,27o men. ioh'a'r.l' 'iplH.
A frs, rate n,in' Of war Of the present duy,
sesfines abovc 10000 cubic fcctcof timber,
and cxpends 5000 pounds Of rough hemp
IN the cordage, SIC. 1t Is calculated that the
grolrud on wbiChi the timber for'aa7+ gnh
ship would require to grow, would be 80 'ac-
(; rcssff- Tnus, ny due grauutionsy and prvsros-
sivc Improvements, we fad that the art OF
ehtp Building has attained its present high
pcrfcction. ar7. iiss 'f Hlt =
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Marshal's Notice.

10yJhs o' 80 Eisttics Of Rhode.lsfond (.
7 n pursuance Of warrant from the Hon DAvfD
i HOWELL, Esq. Judge If the District Co1rt ofts
DIstrict'of Rhode Island: fa at' Al s''.1 -
- lido hereby give public notice to all persona
cerned, that The following nformations are filed Ge-
fore said Judge, wigs six nfornntions filed by WM
ELLrRy, Esq Collector of Tire Gus ons for the Dss
trict Of New port behalf Of the United States of
America, by AsRER RoppINs, United Statts Att0aA
neyfor Rhode-isand District, against certain slip.
called the BkUfUS, fWea;hers6eld (Conne4ticut,)
Barzillaf Goodrich, late master her tacke apparel
furniture and boat, with bales merchandise hatkI
cd ID G, 294 a $685. 2 bales markedI 31S 32G 2rat
ses marked o & 90. i2 4 iE; paper pJtoel and
fifty pounds Silk Twist, consigned to r. Goodrich;
3 chests marked a; ard 30 ho-es Tin Plate mar
ked & 20l $50, consigied ,e pertons unknown.
cases marked n 500 304. eonsigned to persons
unknown 5000 bushels Salt casks copPerAs. mar
kcd Al "a hhds. and 5 crates Earthern Ware, mar
ked VS., and SO crates Eartheru Ware, marked O.
consigned to jonathan Ogden; 10 crates E&fthesn
Ware, WAeB, 81 crates Earthcrn Ware, marked
G o &B; 40 crates Earthern Ware, marked TCtx
o Ii, consigned 20 jacob Peterson; 20 b1cs,s5 csi
and trunks merchandise, marked TEL n, IL
ihaies do. marked w consigned to John e. hyde, all
of tho City and District Of New.York. Z ''Fst stATs
All the above Tnentiosicd articles are aHetged In
said Jnformaons have been forfeited for votatioa
of the laws of the United states una trial will be
had i'd lnfornations, AT Special District Court,
to be holden at the Court House iE Providence, ii
said District Of Rhode -lsIant ON the llth day Of
sJune next, at 10 O'Clock ia the forenoon. - Sfp
ss,. EBENEZEk X. DEx rER,' MAssuAL.
Dated AZ Providence, NfAy 26, 1873. 2 rt :. -
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APPRECIATION.

w.. the undersigned, do hereby certify, that
having In various used I Ro5ertsons cclebra-
ted Fa,ni,y Medicines, which are now prepared by
DR.. T'W. Dyo,t, Of Philadelphia, we have found
them highly serviceabe in our taniics; and psricu-
larly effcacious in removing those complaints for
which they are prescribed, feel assured Of their
excellence, and consider these medicines valuable
and well worthy the attention Of all families
testimony hereof VIC have affixed our respective sig-
natures. . David Jones,
Late chaplain to General Wayne, Chester county.
Edward Ayers, v.D. NJ. No. 1l2,Nor,h Fifth street.
Edward Wellington, No. 9, Queen street
Nathaniel Baync, No. IS, North Front street
John ID Nelson, No. 95, Race street.
Adam Vance, No. 70, Christian street -.
William Julian, No. 60. south Fifth street
Jacob Slough, No. 1S1, Noble street.
Jacob Huff, No. SIS, CalIowhill street
IL l.. Broslasky, No. 80, south siA,h street. 49,
John Shreeves, Jr. No. So, Coates street
J. Hmill, N. 4. Corner Of Pace and Tenth street.
liAnah Burden, No 52s, south Front street.
Thomas Rose, Tamnauy street, near FOURTH.
Preston Goodwin, Market street, near she bridge.
James Branson. Harrington County, NJ.
wAlirm uollinshead Gloucester County, NJ.
Enock Elitidge, Ci2acester County, NJ.
christophee DreshcE Upocr DuNlin Township, (pa)
yoseph Henry. Near Norris,own Montgomery County.
George Engels, United states ArsenI.
Is w'ggiss, Chester County. oc, sS
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Notice.

N7E, the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Hon. Court of Probate, for the town Of Tv-
crton, 20 receive and examine the claims of the
creditors TO the Estate Of ISAAC HART, late OF
Tlyeron, mariner, deceased, rcprssened ed insolvcnt
and twelve mouths fro6lthc date hereof are allow.
ed for that purpose: Notice is hereby given that VIC
will attend at the Dwelling House Sf stephen Cran
DALI in 1iverton, on the last Saturdays in sep,cm-
Der, December aid February, frcm to so'cIock,
Y. M. on each d~y ,.ss .5 -.
STEPHEN cRANDELI. q -,
- ApNER SIMMONs,
All persons indebscd to the said estate rcques-
ted 10 make Immediate payp,cht to
DEB0RN NtfHART, .i,!mnisfrafr{
Tiycston, April S,h, 1913 lMsy27S
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SUGAR RAISING.

). we nave ,pleasurc,in learning from gen
tlcman lately from Savannah, that some of
the most respectable Georgia Planters are en-.
gagged 10 raising the. sSsgac Cane, which is
found, from some experiments, to succeed
;wol, and with less labor tam in the West.
lndics,. and promises grea advantages to
that part of the country as hot only a more
profitable crop than Rice, butas being much
more conducive to the general health Of the
citizens.-Raieigh ~. c. 3 Register. +,
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N-2k0)-<S>-NASSs'sk-s---
MORE lGASCON.dDIAC.

-eA..n,iA ~. a...E Nss, MoNTREAL, NAy15.
Capt. Barcklay, OF the Navy, has ordered
or 10 gun boats to be immediately built o,
Kingston, !, Com. Chauncey will soon feel that
heshas no, jet learnt even the rudimcnts of
war wc have sent him most able teachet,
who'wiil carry him through all the infections
peculiar TO il in much less time than a school
boy can be taught 10 cotjugate a verb, and
uDdcratand the principles
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

:. ..Stap efSe hHlj 4.fs,t
u UNe WAY on. Saturday morning 22d, inst. a
N transfer, maii BY tue hame of JOsErH a. GAS
sit.R, native Of Maryland, BY profession a shoe-
maker; Is Yeats Of age, hght compleSon,. grey
eyes and Eight hair He wore away 9 blue broad
cloth coat, Nankn partaoons, and back strap boots,
with very high and smali heels, He also took with
him the following articles, which did not belong TO
him, viz. light mkt brosdcoth coat one pair
blue cashmere pan,aleons, (yery hne) With buttons
on the legs one light Stripped vest, bound With
black; one black silk vest; one silver watch; and
some other small, articles. This fellow is so consti
tuted by asture, thai it is in his power to, be guilty
cfall species Of deception beng possessed OF large
share of dupicity and well skilled in the art OF So
phstry and also retaining a.toerablc share OF IN
formation He is a man Of very good address, Of
an ciiemnate appeaface, and learnt bis profession
in Richmond, (vng) was last, agree able to his ac
count, from the Island of Cuba. Whoever viii re-
turn said thief or Clothes, shall lave the above re-
ward. by APPLYING to DAVID A. STARR.
sloniiirtnn Con May 90, 1918. CM271
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1epetrp
(sELEcTED.)

tI|ftttf ~ Nft%
f.ryI 4 'TsdSTOR-dL,h. .r,sr
BENEAI H,a cool shade was reohn'd q
by the side of soft flowing stream,
A swain, wi,o his song, TO the Wind,
Thus uttef'd--Nnilda has theme.
..st Astt| 10
See, NstarS It's beauty displaysi oi.t
How. .swcetIy sereae are the skies
tgut can 4 those charms ever pral,e, - 4
as the CHARMS that inbab't thine eyes
Now Flota bedccksthe gay felds-F
See, lilies uisd vidldts grow;.. 80 y.fst !.
BIT look on nfMatilda. she yields .y..s.> .5t..I
More beauties than Flora can snow
The bush where the rose lately d~elt,'
I. More delicate, whhhers aad dies
lis frsgrAice no longer Is felt; ~ = Ha
It's presencs thorn now supplies. r-f5
Matilda will never decline, r..
Like flowers that Dom for day;
Her virtue forever viii shine, =
As the charms OF hkr beauty decay
Y1tDeT1 .fGLs ysb.l Y.tU r1'sN u
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O,s hall eem Reward!

RUNAWAY from the Subscriber, in January last,
an Indicated servant by the name OF Prnee 6rinnel,
ablack man. All PERSONS are hereby forbid hsrbor-
ing or trusting said servant my account. as i.t1
would avoid the penalty of the law, in such cases
nsde AID provided, BILLINGS GEVNEHs
Ll,s,eScrc.ss, NT -. fsso
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-03

A Small PARM, in Portsmouth, eontaining
- upwards Of % acres Of excellent Land. ven
watered, with Dwelling .fionsc and Out BuaiinsS
t~o Orchards, and number of excellent feis trees
Said Farm is under good improvement, Far further
particulars inquire Of THOMAS sHEARMAN, On
the premises, or HENRY T. StIEARMAN.
4 Portsmouth. Mar y, 1918 Al
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AOTIGE.

yXyHEREAs, .LiRr B.i.,.sYSTER, my wife,
Wv has left NV bsd and board, sad has otherwise
conducted herself In dissracefu rlanner-1sis
Notice is therefore to terbd ali persons hsrboring q.
,rus,iny her on ny scenus,t - viii not pay sns
eebls she nay hcrca!tcs contract. = 80 < =.
WILLIAM siSySTrs:
Newrsts MAJ -, So
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Ten Dollars Reward.

IN EsERTED from the Iend,zvoos in stoaiugton.
IL (Con.) JOSEPH "A. GASSIER,a native OF Ma
ry,.ni, private iI the arm of the United States,
IS years of age. feet ID inches high, light oon,-
plexion. grey eyes,, kght'hair, and BY profession
shoemaker. Whoever will apprehcnd SAID, Gass'er,
and deliver him up TO the commaodns officer OF any
Garrison, or IN any gso in the United States the
subscriber, shall receive Tie above reward. =, -
JOHN FELLOWS, Ensiyn 57,hre u, s Inf
S,onnins ston. Con May %. 1915, lM.21]
N B. Printers IN diterent, parts of the United
States would DO astryice py publishInS ,he above:
SIote Of Rhode -IsiO1sd and Prov,denee Paanta-
ttt.s nons-- JGsu 27fh, 1873.
THE creditors Of JAMES FESTG.4TE, OF
i Newport, in the County of Newport. baker,
are hereby not hed to appear IL they shall think IT.
a, the General Assembly be holden mt Newport
On the fourth Monday OF June next. then and there
10 shcw cause. IL any they may have. why his pet-
ton for the benefit Of act, passed in june, l756
entitled An act for the fetef OF insolvent deb
tors" ought not to be granted.
SAMUEL EDDY, Seerefsy.
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l8 900 Tickets o. s dollars each s 10000
The above Class will commence drawing in Bos-
ton on the S0tb day Of mex, month unless the sale
Of Tickets should he such to justify earlier
drawing, in w,ici the Managers will give sea-
sonable notice in the newspapers,
The Prizes ~ tbt Lottery, will be paid IN sixty
days after the drawing shall be epn,pleied.
Orders Tor Tickets and Quarters win be received
at the Truly Fortunate Lottery Office Of ----Tr
49,. EF j. G.. SHAN, lid aftcl
tG7g,> or -Ns,l18 8, IHasss-st-eef.
Wholes 8 S; Halves 8 2-62t Quarters Sl,37,.l
r. sons holding prize tickets, in late lotteries,
may find II gre atty to their adyarta 20 serd or call
nj SHAW s. and renew them fickets'ir the above
N u Managers List Of the First Glass is receiv-
81, and may be examined gratis, 90 !. May 2o..
IN EST (IREENNICH MANU-
4f. FEATURING COMPANY.
Tg>HE Subscribers have established a Manufactur-
A i,y Company in the town Of West-Greenwich-
Rhode Island, under the above titic, where they in
tend to Manufacture all kinds ct Cotton.G Goods
They have iaken the store recently occupied by Jo-
seph Hoxic, on NeasNeck-Hlli, where every sub
ectappertaiuing 10 their business viii receive imme-
dlatt and prompt attention Persons disposed to en-
courage this young establishment, will hhd their
Goods of AS good quality and as far price as at
any other msnafactory in the State. sal 80 asia
SIMON REYNOLDS,
~ q ,.ao8s3 . WILLIAM HALL,
~ .. s& JOSEPH HOXIE<-aot.
81 n y. All persons indebted to Joseph Hoxie, eth
er by Note or Book Account, are re9uesled tomake
immediate payment as he is determined 10 settle all
his accounts without delay.
= Wests;teen'rict Decer,ber ;, 1872
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State of Rhode-Island, &c

of iRfhrtytA ytA'q!tt'ss, MAY session.
.alo9s te f5ut Il. ID. 1878. "V'fs,
-DESoLVEO, That committees be sppoihted in the
several tow,is in this State t0 collect all the Ell
dcnce in their power upon the subject cf impress
ments OF sesmen belonging to this. State, aud now
detained ih the service Of any foreign power, 70 the
eidthat tie most cfecttnd measures may be taken
10 procure tlIvteiease Of all such searheH ;.4Thdt
separate 6ss ss made by said committees of.a mat
ura born citis n, impressed and detained as afore-
said, and Of ali nauraizcd cilixens And said com
thttees are hereby empose cred to take the deposi-
tons OF ali persons who may be able to give any M
formation the subjec, and shall give public no
tice OF their scyeral days of meeting, and make
their reports to- the next session Of the General AS
sembly. ,y 1850 -, s,.s ty,,-'.s+
Resol1ed That the members of this House from
the respective towns, shall constitute the committee
aforesaid n'
The Commitref for the town Of Newport,
viii meet at ,be oaice'of JoHxL Boss, Jun. every
Saturday afternoon 1t s O'clock, until the next ses
sion of the General Assembly, and will attend at
any othsr time or place if requested. ..
-or'1 '3 N7'l JOHN l.. BOSS, jr.
-JH2rptrf tAe' - BENZ AMIN lAZARD.
d@ 5,.pr' -. JONATHAN BOWEN.
,. CHRIS RHODES.
.ee-v -,-.-s ~ s HENRY BULL.
49,. ~, ,PELEG KAIGHN.
Ne,vnort May 1c 1910 -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-23

port OF their names 20 proceeding, so orinii
nal aud atrocious.
BESIDES the caunon and haggags taken In
the putsnis ct the ,nsmy, we ia~c msde al
the battle opri,uners, and taken 10 pie
ces OF Cannon. The enemy oid not take
from as single piece of artillery but he
made 0oprisoners.
:. The general 10 chief Kmustf' died a,
ba,zen, Fifteen days since, of nervous fc-
ver.---He has been suceeeded in command
~ Gen. Wittgenstein, vino hes commenced
his career by losing the battle Of Lutpen.
k5.)
Cory Of letter iompa era C0asack l,ri.
s0aci-.
In case the enemy forces you to retire,
you VIII take up the linc Of march pyescrib
Ell tor you by General Wiuzingerode. 1
hereby sntsoTisc you 10 destroy al. ill.,. nag
saSe which mSy srcuUb Der che road, burninc,
The Wagons. aud bringing aincg with you
tne horses. Those who srs able 10 save
themselves, Cause theG to fly towards the
b!be without haltiag.
(Sisned) L.ANsxor
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JUST RECEVED,

just RECEIPED,
700 Lsgprs Hides of choice eNAD,y,
so boxes Whnt.n,ore's Cot,un Caids,
IS or. chests Il boxes Gun Powder and yopps
Hyson .c,,, imported in 1919,
1000 ID. Pepper,
Baltimore Cut Mails, OF rarioua sizes
Window Glass, y 20, 10 X I2 K l. Z 16,
White Lead aad Linseed Oil.
AND ON ENND,s
30 bales Spinning Cotton, 30 rrr gS hs. 81 ads
Qoees's Wsre, assorted, few sett P1ah,. China or
excellent quality aud rich patterns, 800 sssSs SaN
pint Tum5ers, ssc.s<c.
For Ssla orpoai,e the BELL Tsvere, by
VA. SHEPHERD.
,Jurs rc2 RI
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FCTP3G77
Continuation of ErlrGcfs from h1,e French
md IL Till Irh.-.

Conffnuafi0r of ErirGcfa from i1ie French
ind EngtSh Pahere.
OFFTC[,fL .ftR RS FROM THE
GR>fAD BPNY.
He~ Majesty the empress. queen and re.
gent, has received the following news IF the
.'tua:ion oithc armies On the evening Of tho
5th May.
he vieeToy arrived az Coldts ~ o'clock
tnis morning. Ihe bridge was cut down, L
columns Of infantry. cavalry, apd ar,iIIer.
disputed the passage. The viceeov pass.d
the river, * gaipes the viilag, of F.omichau.
where he placed 20 pieces of canton the
fHswy then evacGated the town &C Colditz
"a the greatest disorder, dehling cneer tae
grape shot Of orr 81 pieces. Tbs vic.roy
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; iA1tN from one % my Bostrnen, = Fifty Cellar
= bynS note. whioji the owner resy hate b, ri.
Wig description OF, on spplisat;on Ia 49,
ShML. DYER, il.
ssott's Ferry, Aibemsrle.
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DRY GOODS.
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SSR BENJAMIN JEWELL respectfully in
lF & forms his friends and the public that he La.
commenced business in the Kew store opposite tae
se!i Tavern T.. or main street, where lie has Just
opened nsw and elegant assortment OF stapls End
fancy
DRY GOODS,
Suits;is for the present and cnsrns sessonA. DON.
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Z q aS rapoTcd 90 tie roors ever Captain Cruteh.
4 teh'a tSprs, it 5si,~ o.oaitc the van Tsvsrr,
where he 70 Tsctsing il The brsnclcs OF his
professor .aai H. setting artificial teeth, cleansing
plugging, extracting, &c.
NIB n line or servant directed TO z. Lo Teller
at the above place viii be attsA1ed to.
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