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Late from HaHMx.

PROVIDENCE, November 3O.--Mr. H. Lar
ned passenger in the Swedish sch. Gustavus,
Captain Smith, arrived in town on Sunday
morBing left Halifax on the l7th instant
and han politely favored US with papers Of
that place Of the 18th. They contain the
particulars Of severe gale of wind, which
did much damage to the shipping 10 ;hat port
and almost every thing was drove on shore,
with more Or less damage.
by an arrival at Halifax, from Grecnock,
Glosgow papers to October 2, and London
papers to September SO, had been received I;
but the Halifax papers do not contain any
extracts from them, OF moRent.
We have made the following extracts from
the Halifax papers
Haijfar, November l5.--On Friday ev-
ening last most dreadful gale OF wins was
experienced here from the southeast. IL
commenced lit;le after FIVE o'clock, and
ceased its violence about seven, when the
wind suddenly veered to the northwest and
the sea gradually sunk into calm.
Seldom has been Witnessed a Hoxe melan-
choIy, awful sight, than that exhibited on
Friday evening-the day had but Just closed
when the gale commenced, the evening was
extremely dark, the tide was flowing and
the rain at intervals fell in heavy showers.
Many vessels in the harbor soon drove from
their anchors; Others broke from the wharvss,
notwithstanding the care which bad been ta-
ken 10 secure them, and all seemed doomed
10 destruction. Frequently were fred guns
Of distress, and blue lights thrown out by such
of His Majesty's ships as were suffering in
the gale-,his circumstance, the darkness Of
the night, and the piersing cries Of persons
fearful Of drowning, which were often heard
in situations where alone the hand OF the
Almighty could afford them relief, incfeased
the gloomy horrors Of the scene.
Ii was not until the next morning the ef-
fccts Of the gale were wholly to be seen. On
this side the harbor some vessels lay sunk,
others appeared much Injured, and the oppo
size shore from the Eastern Battery 10 The
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-02

BY James Uilkinson, Aajor General and Com
mander ia ChieJ q an Expedition Sgaiasi
ne Canadas-- 'S
TO THE INHABITANTS THEREOF.
The Army of ;he United States which l
have the honor TO command, isvades these
PROVINCES 10 conquer and not TO destroy; TO
subaue the forces Of his Britannia Majesty,
not 10 war agansts his unoifending subjects.
Those, therefore, among you who remain
quiet at home, should victory incline TO the
American standard, shall be protected in their
persons and proper,y--But those who are
found in arms must necessarily be treated as
avowed enemies.
TO menance is unmanly--to scduco dishon-
orablc-Yet it is Just and humane to place
these alternatives before you.
Done ot the III. .. of tho army ofthe u.
States, this 9th day Of Nov. 1873, near
Ogdensburg,on the river 81 Lawrence.
(SigneO JAMES WILKINSON.
By The generals command,
(Signed) N. PINKNEy,
Major and lid de Camp.
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MARINE. INTELLIGENCt..


: Ae~-lork, Aop 22-The private armed schon
ers Gov. Tonnpkins, Capt. Shalcr. and Mars, Cap,
ingcrso, both sailed from this port on Saturda,
vcnng last cruize.
,.Nesc. Bedford, Nov. 23-Ar letter Of marque sch
Engineer, Of Baltimore, 81 days from Bordeaux,
wi,lsa valuable cargo of silks hardware, wine and
brandy Oct. SO, captured the English sioop Eliz@.
from Faya for Liverpool, in ballast, and gave her
up. Left several American vesfcls at Bordeaux.
Bsssoa, Dec. Ia sch. Of about 50 ,ors, will,
cargo of four ar at N. bedford on Saturday last
II is said she captured few days before by an
English frigac, which took her crew except one;
put two men on board and ,aat the night Iolowin;,,
blowing heavy, she parted with the fr'ss'e, whch
was not in sight next morning. In consequence the
American on board prevailed on the prize men TO
assist him in getting her into por, ct the U. ,. and
she has ar AS above stated. !.
The sailing of the cartel Rising States from Provl.
dcnce for the w. Indies, is delayed.
Philadelphia, Nov 26-Arrivcd sch Experiment {
of and from New.yolk, taken near Cape Henry ~
the British, on her passage to Norfolk. A mdship-
man aud men were put on boald. Three OF thc
prize crew having confined ,hc officer and one man
have brought the schooner into this port.
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ENGLISH MORALITY.

Extracts of letter from 'Iodgson & co merchants
at Sheffield, Eng TO Henry Cox. merchant at Que
bec-(t this letter was intercepted by the prya,eer
Yankee dated Sheffield, 8sh month Sd, 1913.
4" We have shipped TO thy care a consider
able propo,,oD OF the goods We had in Liver
pool, and which would amount 10 abtu, 4oool.
rbis we are induced TO do by what thou says
in my No. 8, and in hopes thou will be able
10 get quit of most or nll Of them pretty di-
rec,Iy on arrival on advantageous tcrms---and
should not this be the case, the remainder
which are not disposed of may lie over in
Quebec until the ensuing spring, and should
they not then be disposed OF, and an opening
should take place with the United Statcs,t they
might then If necessary DC reshipped Tor Phi.
lsdelphia. II Mou does atsemhs to get any
goods in the country thou all1dcs to in Thy No.
8, IL zviH require great care and caution on thy
nart, and tlog muss be sure 10 aet safely, or
NOT at aH." PheniI.
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NEWPORT.
THURSDAY, DECE.:fBEk ., 1918.


On Saturday last arrived 81 this port, ship
Bingham, Capt. Patterson, of Philadelphia, in
4S days from Rio Janeiro. Passengers, Capt.
A. Hunter, OF this town, Mcssrs. Peasc and
Tanning of Boston,and MIR. Charles L. Clarke
midshipman,and z seamen, of the u. States
frgate Essex, who were sent into Rio Janero
in January last, in schooner, loaded with tai
low and hides, prize to the Essex, which was
afterwards carried out of the hsrbor and de-
stroyed, she not being coLsideied mt TO send
to the United States.
Mr.. Clarke informs that the Essex water
ed at the Island Of ST. Calharine in January
last, and proceeded on cruize of the coast
Of Chilli
Mr.. G.. also informs that the ship Rosa,
prize to the Essex, arrived at Rio about four
weeks before he left there, having on board
the crews of six merchant vessels, which she
had captured In the South Scas--their names
or value he did not learn.
The last news from the Essex, received at
Rio Janeiro, by Mr.. Sump,er, American Con-
sui, was, that on the Gath of June she left
Valparaiso; but it was not known where she
had gone. The Essex had fitted out one of
her prizes, and called her the Esse.r Junior.
She had made several prizes and sent them
into Valpai also.
The British frigate Nereis, from Rriver
Plate, with two millions Of dollars, arrived at
Rio the last of August.--The Specie was TAX
en- out and put on board the Montague "a,
which had sailed for England with il, it not
being considered safe in the friga,e, as it was
reported al Rio, that an Am. frigate was wait
ing for her. 1t was also reported at Rio. that
the Congress frigate watered at Para, (about
leagues north OF Pernambuca) on the FIRST
of August.
A frigate and two sloops Of war had sailed
from Rio, TO proceed round Cape Horn, TO
intercept the Essex, and take possession Of
our settlement on Columbia River.
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@arsbai's 5notireg.
District Of hhode lStma.
nURSUANTt TO "a Warrant from the Hon.
DAWN HOWELL. ESQ. Judge OF The Dis

nURSUANTt to a Warrant from the Hon.
l. DAVID Howell, Esq Judge ot the Dis
trict Court for the Rhode Island District,
Notice is hereby given TO all persons con
ce.ned, that the,c ha. been filed before sas,l
Judge, an information by IfiHiam huery, EsG.
Collector Of the Customs for the pos, OF New
port, against certain ship or vessel called
the Zodiack, of New-york, whereof Benjacat's
Haistcad was master, her Jackie apparel, fur
niture, boat, and stores, together wi,h her car.
20 OH board, consisting OF two hundred and
ninc,y-eigh, moys Of Salt, one hundred and
six pieces of Cotton Cambrics, twelve piecos
of seeded and striped Muslius, ten pieces Of
fancy jackonett MusIios, tbir,y.four pieces OF
shiuing cotton, sixteen pieces of prints, FRY
pieces OF London Ginghams, eleven piecss -
Bfoadclo,h, and one trunk of sewing Silk.
also,
An information against eight pieces OF
VesIing, three Decanicrs, ten Wine Glasscss
ADD three pieces Of Calico Gown pa,tcrns--s
SAID goods having been imported into tho
United States, as is alledged in said ioiormaS
tions, contrary 10 Iaw.s
Trial will be had on each Of the foregoing
ipformaiions at the next term of the Disfiict
Court, TO be holden al Providence, within end
for the District aforesaid, on the 6,st Thurs.
day in February next
y. J. PEARCE, Detr,y Marshal.
Newhors, November %, 1913.
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mouth of the Narsows, appeared covered
with wrecks
His Males,y's ships San Domingo, "A, La
Hoguc, -, and Maidstone, SO, are ashore,
with considerable damsgo. His Msjesiy's
brig Arab, Is, Fan,ome, is, Rinedose, is,
Manly, *; all drove from their moorings and
went ashore. His Majes,y's schooner Carso,
10, sunk the Shclburnc lost both masts !;
the Nymphe, IS, lost her fore-niast, bow
spirit, boats, and had her quarter stove the
Tenedos, So, lost her mizenmast.
The shores are lined with vessels Of all de-
scriptions. About thirty or forty sal! ol shall
lops went 10 pieces at the wharves.
His Majes,y's ship Alalan,e, rating is
guns Capt. Hickey, from off New-London,
standing in for the harbor OH "Wednesday
morning last, the weather being extremely
hazy, unfortunately struck on the Sisters near
the Light-H House, and in a few minutes went
to pieces--,he crew were fortunately saved
in the ships boats.
His Majesy's ship Woolwich, rating Al
sans Capt. Sullivan, was wrecked near An
tigua, September IL, crew saved.
The title of Baronet OF the United King
dom has been conferred on Capt Broke, of
His Me jesly's ship Shannon"
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Extract ofa letter from an officer al Sacken's
Har6or, TO his friend in this to-n, dated
November IAN, 1918.
I" Our fleet sailed last evening for Niagara,
to bring down Harrison's army, which is
there in waiting, for this passage. II is con-
jectured that he will Immediately attack
Kingston, taking with him, say 1000 men,
who are now at Sackeu's Harbor. II is be-
lieved that the er&my has left bare troops C.
nough TO garrison their forts at Kingston,
leaving it to be defended by Yeo's fee, and
the militia. Should this be the case, little
doubt can be entertained of its fate. Our
fleet, acting in concert with Harrison, will
then visit Sir James, in his own harbor, which
has hitherto been his slrons hold, being forli-
fed in every direction"
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II federal casf-o6.-Whist Cobbctt re-
mained IN this country aud complied with the
views Of the British faction by abusing the
government, he was caressed and patronizsd
by fcderaliats but so soon as he commences
telling truth, and exposing the corruption OF
the British government, they cast him of.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-02

+" Smuggling Trade."-A few days since
(says the Boston PATRIOT small s!oop arIiv-
ed at this port, os,ensibly from Kennebunk,
but i, seems the officers Of the Custom House
had information that sire was direct from Hal
Dar accordingly the sloop was taken into
custody. On "Wednesday night last, SNUG
Cling gang went on board, hied fsvo men by
their itss, who had possession of her, and took
off svifh them quantity Of bale goods These
things, astonishing as it may appear, nova.
days are psAed over almost as matters OF
course. The smuggling trade never was
carried to so high pitch as at the prcsent
day. We should think by this time IL would
be advisable, when a vessel is seized, TO have
her moored alongside some OF our public YES
sells, or have put on board her such al armed
force IS would be compctcn, TO put down
such open ,iolators Of Law. We hope mca-
sures have been taken (thonyh we have beard
OF none) for their apprehension, Tor IL is
shameful the, they should be Suffered TO roam
at large a,sl cCvoy l'e irois, OF their PLEA.
der.
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From S0uth America.

"BUEHos AYREs, June ls.-rhc Gazette
extra OF this city contains despatch from the
General in Chief Jose Miguel de Currera,da-
ted at the camp before Telcahuano, May %,
and addressed 70 the Supreme Government,
In which he announces the taking OF the fort
OF Telcahuano. He states that he found in
the port four enemies friga,es, the Eisn,ino-
mo, Palafax, Britannia, and Four Friends.
The Britannia endeavored 10 make sail, but
the winds prevented her. The General an
nounces, that he shall SO to Chilau, TO give
the last blow 10 The miserab!e remains Of the
army Of the Vice Roy of Lima"
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.NEJTS EXPECTED.

The schooner Brutus, Forbes, 81 days from
Nantz, arrived at Portsmouth,, IN. H. on
Monday last. If her passage is correctly
reported she may bring French news from
one to 1--WE days latest.
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The Fosiiica,icns which has for some tins
past been constructing under the direction OF
Capt. Atheron, a, Portland, " for the de-
fence OF the IIarbor, has been consecra.ed ty
the name of FORT BURROWS" in honor
OF The gallant Hero, who fell in conquering
the British BRIG of war BOXER.
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CnRIsTopHER X. PERnY, Esq. father Of
the Hero Of Lake Erie, is ssppoin,ed Collector
of Internal. Taxes for one OF the Districts in
this State. -:.s:
The firing heard from this place last Sua-
day, was in consequence, it is said, Of the
boats of the fleet in the Sound having chased
the sloop Roxana, from New.Yolk, ashore,
near Suybrook light house, and set her on
fire the inhabitants assc mbled to keep of
the boats and cx,inguish the flames when
the Statra and Loup Ceryier stood Close in
and fired upon them.
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-Ai.lHXLfLEN-

In Boston, on Thursday last, in Trinity Church.
by the Rev. j. S. J. Gardiner, CHARLES STEWART,
Esq. commander OF the United States Friga,e Con;
sti,utiun, 10 Miss DELLA TupoR, daughter OF the
Honorable William Tudor.
In Albans, Colonel SAmuEL g. CONNER, Aid TO
MAJOR General Dearborn of the United States army,
20 Miss ELixAnHrH DsSNrsov.
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GEN EKAL ORDERS.

.aoLutanf and fuspcctor- -Cenerars 0Erec, %
Washilgfoa yNorsmber H. 1875
A GENERAL Court Marital for the trial uf IirIg'l
"A adler. General WILLIAM HULL. will ssse p'bic
at some suitable place in the city Of 'lbany, (s,alc
Of New-York) on the third day ct January next
The Court will be composed as follows, viz;
PREsfDEHT,
Major General Henry Dearborn.
hgNBERs,
Brigadier General Joseph bloomfield,
Thomas Parker,
Leonard Covington,
Colonel John II. Fenwick,
Henry Carberry S6,h regiment Infantry,
Peter Little, S8tb regiment Infantry,
William N. Irvine, AID regiment Infantry
Lieutenant Colonel Richard Dennis, 9th rcgt init.
Samuel 8. Conner, 18Th do.
rar Seth Davis, 32d regt Infantry.
.D William Scott, 36;h regt hit-
William Stewart, 38th do.
SPECIAL JUDGE ADVOCATE
vs'r Alexander Dallas, Esq.
Itu ARMY JUDGE ADVOCATE AssisTANT,
Ile Phillip s. Parker, Esq.
ttt suPgRnvMEpARIrs,
Lieut.. Col John w. Livingston. 4ist rcgt Infan'ry'
James q. Forbes, 40 regiment Infantry,
Major George Bomford, Corps OF Engineers.
BY order Of the Secretary II jYar.
A. Y. NICOtl,. frsbecfor Central
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Dls.fIyfs.

In Baltimore, Rev. WILLIAM 0TTEnBISE, aged
80; he had been 90 years in the ministry.
lo Westpor, (Massa.) Mrs. DEBORAH WoopA
aged one hRsdlkd aud one wears.
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For SAFE az NO. 70, 2Homes.n.
ONEhundred bbIs supcrfne Philadelphia fL0cR
~ made frofn new wheat
30 bbls. MESS PORK,
20 do. do. BEEF,
so do TAR,
40 do. TUKPENTINE.
Dec. 2. Wheeiw-ighs 70 Loac-.
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The g,ll,nt Lieut.. M'CALL. late Of the u.
s. brig kn,crprize. arrived at Wsshiogson
City, OH the 72j ul:.
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PosrsMoUrH, (N. H. November 26.
The Uniled States brig Raulesnake has
bees taken into the Navy Yard at this place,
where she is to receive entire new bulwarks.
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WAsHINGroN, (M. ~ Oct. 80.
Our last advices from the eastern frontier
Of this Territory, state that the volunteers
and militia undSr the command Of Gen. Clai.
borne, accompanied by few regulars, had
advanSed furty miles into the Indian country.
Some inconsidcrable skirmishes had taken
place in which our troops were successful.
General Jackson has, | presume, reached
Fort Stevens with his dctachmen by this date.
In that event our force will be about four
thousand streng.--Wc calculate on making
short work with the Greeks, and, 1t the SEN
ate will permit to winter in Pensacola. l
need not reason with you on the importance
Of such step it has become sufficiently OBJ
vious by the recent transactions of the author
i,,es at that place. The peace and secsri,y
of the southern frontier depend on speedy
expulsion OF the BRUSH asd their allies from
the coast Of Florida in its whole extent to ST.
Augustine. look with regret at the tergiv-
ersa,ion Of certain members of the Senate
the consequence may be fatal to the grea,
cause Of our country, il the sober sense OF
the community docs no. apply the corrective.
l hope the horizon viii. assume brighter as
ro~, a, A.. ant,.o.r hto.y esslnn of cnn.rrees
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MOI ICE.

ALL persons indebted to the subscri-
Der, are earnestly requested to come
forward and settle their respective se-
counts on or before the first day Of la
nuary next. - ] am about to close my
business in Alexandra, and remove
elsewhere. !. is earnestly hoped that
this notice will be attended 10 II the
accounts are not paid, on or before the
day aforementioned, the, win be Put
indiscriminstely into to the hands OF an
attorney for collection.
VIM. S..Darrell,
Dee. 9 At
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1912.
TEAS, SUGARS. &c.

LLAcS b ~ dhANN. w.
JOSEPH M.ANDEVILLE,
Corner Of King and Farjar Ss,eess.
OFFERS FoR SALE,
100 quarter chests and boxes choice
Gunpowder, 9 ~
Imperial. Hyson, Young Hy son
Hyson.skin s. Souchong Teas,
50 hhds. Musczvads sugar
100 barrels Do.
90 boxes White Havana do.
6o,ooolb. Loaf and Lump Sugars
2o,Ooolb. Coffee
s,oooIb Pepper
so bids. Molasses
10 pipes Cogniac Brandy.
With his usual General Assortment
of tho best Wines, Liquors and Groce-
rics, for cash or upon the usual credit
to punctual customers.
Sept. l3.
Jusf receiued and for SER, By
ACams, Herbert, & Co.
$500 lbs. choice SnlI.hicId Hams,
IS bales Upland d Louisiana Cotton,
10 Scavons Benes' Indigo
IN STORE,
$50 Bass Green and White Coffee,
40 Barrela do. do.
Hbds do. do.
II Hhds. Muscovsdo Sugars,
rs Bbls. soft shslleo Ain ondss
So Kegs Harris Tobacco,
10 do. Cavendish do.
SO Boxes spanish Scgsrs,
Pnncheons antigua Rum,
A few Boxes containing Csnnisters
Gunpowder, Imperial & Tyson
Tea,
$500 Bushels Lisbon and St. Ubes Salt.
November 3.
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This is to give Notice,

- N~S <
That the subscribers of Alexandra
County in the District of 90 umtis,
have obtained from the Orphans Court
of said county. letters of admin s''"tion
on ,he personal estate o. Joseph IL.
Mqndeviite, late of the county aforesaid,
deceased. all persons having claims a
aaInst the said decedent are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the
YOU. ers thereof duly authenticated and
passed by the Orphans Court, to the
suAscribers on or before the tenth day
.os NAV next, or they may bv law be
excluded from all bensf fit to said estate I;
and those indebted thereto are required
to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this 10th day
of Novemb. r, 1918
Rober' Vaudeville,
lanes Vaudeville.
.6dn;nisfrators Of Jos H. ManSeuaae'
II, cps
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MOI ICE.

A PETITION will be presented
n to the next General Assembly of
he Legislature Of Virginia, for Law
-oopen road from Norm,n's Ford, on
The Rappahannock river to the town of
occoquan.
September n 4xy6w.
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" PANS LOl,kl i.

pta4aNo' COut<i,
Alexandria County, Nov. Term, 1918,
32DENt.D, thst the administrators
o. Joseth Fl. Maadeciiie, deceased, do
inse tne following advertisement three
tines week tor eight weeks in the
Alexandra newspaper
A Copy-Test,
A. MOORE, Reg'r Of Wills.
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c. Griffith.

Who has also received one Butt of
choice old Madeyia Vine imported In
1905 and warranted genuine.
November g
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1000 VT. Seine Twlne,
Superior quality
100 bbls Apples, IN prime order
so boxes Dipt Candles
20 do. Mould d..
1000 VT. Coffee, in bags and barrels
, 100 reams Writing Paper
so do. Wrapping do.
bids Muscovado Sug:rs
5000 lbs Loaf and Lump do.
50 boxes Bloom r ,isins
20 barrels " b,.key
casks Goshen Cheese
4 bags Pepper
900 bushels St. Ubes Salt
loo barrels Ferringa
70 Go. ; I'd
For Sale by tie Subscri6er.
WHO HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE.
BfS7 FAMILY
Flour, Cora, and Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NEWTON.
. Nov. 20
Fresh Teas, Ralsins, Cur
rants, &c.
Is half chests and boxes Gunpow.
der, Hyson, Young Hgson ard
Souchorg TEAS,
20 boxes Musestel Raisins.
900 VT. fresh Currants.
20 bbls Rye Whlskey part of which
is old,
100 bags Shot, assorted from 2BRB
to No. 10, Buck and Swami Shot, sin
gle aud double F Brandywine Gunpow-
der, Ground Alum Salt in Sacks, re-
fined and compon Salt Petre, table
Salt in baskets. Rice, Loaf Lump and
Muscoyado Sugars, Nutmegs, Mace,
Cloves, Allspice, Ground Ginger, Pep
per, Flotant md Carolina Irdigo, Fig
Blue, Spinning Cotton, Nader, Starch,
Aranstto, Copperss, Mould and Dipt
Candles Brown * White ,oap, Cheese,
Sweet Oil, best Cavendlsh Tobacco,
Havana Cigars, Madeira Wine, Cog,
rae Brandy, Jamaic. and Antigua Spi-
rits, old Rye Whiskey, with number
Of other articles in the Grocery line,
For Sale by,
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tsouyeS to Let.
OFFER 10 rent tor one ear, for
a term OF years, Several Houses situ-
ated a, thi. place. VIZ
One a Two Story BRICK
HOUSE, with kitchen, cellar, stable,
enclosed Loi o, hal All Acre, at
present occupied as Tavern -
One other two Story Brick
IOUot., fitted Up tt,ra store Gou'e,
with cou"llng room, Kitchen, cellar,
81. and would accommodate a small
family besides store -
One other House at present
ascG az. warehouse, TO which Will be
aotied an enctcscd Lot Of half an Acre,
And one other House with
+, Kitchen and an enclosed Let. The
2 iast Houses would SUI. Mechanics,
rho aro much wsrtcd here. | have ale
30 sundry un,mproved Lots, which /
would let OH ground rent forever -
This place IS so well known as to rem
der it unnecessary to describe 1t anv
further, as there sre few situations
more public, nor noBe more healthy In
the United States. Application to be
,nadeto
r. Radcliffe.
FairCsy CT. House. Nov 6 eDt'