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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-30
Wrrsbai's Nntires.


1JfStffCt ~ Als.Os.S ISltslIu.
nURSU Ant to sundry wars ants from the
A Hon. DAVID Howell, Esq. Judge of the
District Court for the Rhode-lsland District
Notice is hereby given, that there has been
filed before said Judge, the following Iofor-
nations, by WILLIAM ELLERY, Esq. Collec-
TO- of the Customs for the District of New
port viz.
An Information against the brig Persever-
ahce, her tackle, apparel furniture and boats,
with the cargeon board, consisting of ~ hhds.
. of Molss.es, so puncheons OF Rum, "A hhds.
tierces and SO bbls. of Muscovsdo Sugar,
s2,695 lbs. Nicaragua Wood, hhds. tier
ces and SO bbls. Nj, scovado Sugar, and one
ton of Nicaragua Wood.
An Information against Is hhds. of Sugar,
seized on board the soop Express, and inn
ported In certain schooner celiec ihe Lyckii-
higinen aod ahds. OF Sugar, seized on
board tie sch. Theirs, end imported in the
aforesaid sch Lycklihighten.
An Information against 81 hhds. Sugar, I'M
ported in the said sch. Lyokiihighten.
An iniortna,ion agaiDs, one box containing
80 lin cases OF Needles, bundles and so box
es silver Spangles, imported, in ne Spanish
snip Anna Maria.
Aa 1nforsoa'lon against one piece of Linen,
one ditto of Ga nbfic, yards of white FIan-
mel, 7 do. of Calico, , do. of Broadcloth, and
enc piece of figured Muslin imported in the
SD Snisn ship General Nina:
ID GOODS having oeen imported into the
Di,,tict aforesaid, as is alledsed in said lnfor-
nations. "a violation VI the laws OF the United
States, and riai will be mad on each OF said
infor nations NJ a District Court TO be holden
q, Providence, within and for said district, on
The first tuesday of February next.
d.. pEARCE, Defanfy Marshal.
Nezyhorf, Dec. 23, 1873.
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ANOTHER DOSE FOR JOHN
BULL.
COTTON MANUFACTURES AT BALTIMORE.

COTTON MANUFACTURES AT BALTIMORE.
From .Niies's baltimore Heeky Register.
There are now running in Baltimore, OF
rather in the city and its vicinity, about 1000
spindles; 1900 or 1000 more go into operation
before the first of January next, and from
the works already in great hrogress, there
will be about 10000 in the whole, by the end
OF the ensuing year. Three years ago ve did
no; make a thread.
These works on the average, will require
$4,000 lbs. of cotton per day, to keep them
sgoing; and reckoning 500 days in the year
will consume, Eer annun,, l,o5o,0o0 lbs of
cotton, rather more than one eighth of :hc
whoie crhorf Of that article from the United
States in the year 1905 I; when trade, in gen.
cral, was neatly at its heieht though tho
cultivation Of tha, commodity has greatly in
creased since then.
This Gotten will make about one million
lbs. of yarn, which sells for an average price
Of 20 cents, equal 10 500, 900 fer annnm for
the cotton, in It's first state Of Improvement.
But this yarn will be wove into three mil
ions yards Of cloth, worth on the average 45
cents per yard, making 6nsl value Of 8 $40,
600 fer annum.
SO much for the devoted city," Besides,
The Unicn Manufacturing Company will com
mcncc the fhird mill, IS soon as the building
Of the SECOND l. done and begin to count up
on the /sur,h. They have seats for sirfesn
mills in the space Of . few hundred yards, to
be turned by The Pafonseo. Other works by
other companies are coote mplacd.
Wehaye ALSO many valuable Gsnufsc'cr's.
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GENERAL ORDERS.

.admant and Inspector CeSsrnfs Ctsce'$
Washington, .Narember IL 1918
A GENERAL Court Martial for the trial OF orig
"A adier-Generai WILLIAM HUi.L,wi!l assemoie
At some suitable place in the city of Albany, tState
oG New-York) on the third day OF January next
The Court will be composed as follows, VIZ
PRESIDENT,
Major General Henry dearborn.
MEMBERS,
Drgadier General Joseph bloomfield,
Thomas Parker,
Leonard Covington,
ei John X. Fenwick,
Henry CArperry, Goth regiment Infantry,
Peter Little, 3Sln regiment Infantry,
William N irvine, 42d regiment Infantry,
Lieutenant Colonel Richard Dennis, 10th rest Init
Samuel s. Conaer, 18th do
Seth Davis, 52d regt. Infantry,
william Scott, S6th regt. lnft.
William stewart, S8th do.
sPEcIAL JUpCs ADvoCATE
Aiexauder J. Daiias, Esq.
ARMY JUDGE ADVOCATE ASSISTANT,
fintip 5. Parker, Esq.
tPERNUMERARIESs
Lieut.. Col John w. Livingston, 4ist regt. Infantry,
James q Forbes, AZ reg iment Infantry,
Major George Boniord, Corps of Engineers.
By order Of the Secretary Of WT
A. X NiDDLL, INSPECTOR General
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ATTENTION.
I'LL Patriotic Young Men,

nv ITO are disposeo To tllsis country, and to
wv enter the ranks of Tie 40th Regiment of In
iantry, under the Act OF july s. 1885, are requested
10 call on the subscribers.
The unprincipled attack on HAMPTON must
rouse the spirit ct every true friend OF his Country,
and must prove the necessity of a commanding de-
fence at every point The enemy who will not re-
we're your Wives and Daughters is more brutal than
the savage his unprinopled warfare must aud will
arouse patriotic pride and ambition in the breast
OF every noble and generous mind to avenge their
eonntry's wrongs on such dastardiy foe
The subscribers offer to those patriotic citizens,
who are disposed to enlist during the War,
Hirteen Doktars Bouafy,
1Svensy5oar Dollars .ddpance Pay,
EIGHT DOLLARS per Month--Regulsr Wages
Warm Clothing-Good Rations,
.3sS ss she rnu II ihs - ar,
One Hundred and Sixty Acres Of LAND. 4
JAMES PERRY, Capt 4oh Res't.
u. s. Hjd,ffry, al .Neupsrf.
ROBERT CARTER, Liem Of do. az
frey Mass.
:. JOHN PARRoTT 1T. Of do at I'rOpidsmc.
Ncapor, October 2l, 1918
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Lou sale or TO let, O reasonable terms, by the
L subscriber, his House and Lot in Washington
street, No. DO Also. the House and Lot IN Tanner
street, No. IL. ]; has for two years pas, been I'M
proved IN the Grocery Line, and is one OF the best
stands in that line Of business or for boarding
nouse in that pat; Of the town, and is uneommony
convenient, with shop attached to IL and N the
ard, stable, woodhouse, &c The terms VIII DC
liberal. apply TO BENANIwELL SHAW, on the
premises. Newport, August 5, 1913.
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Of .imcrica, az MADEIRA
i, James Lcandcr Cathcart, Esq. Consul
and Navy Agent of the United States Of A.
merica for the Island of Madeira and its De-
pendencies, do hereby certify ADD attest, that
on the day of the date hereof, personally ap-
.p&red before me, John Green, native Of
Passport, Massac husctls, who being duly
sworn on the Holy Evangclis,s Of The Al
mighty God, solemniy dsposcd, that on tho
month Of January, A. ID. 1919, he shipped
in Portland, Mass. on board the brig Marga-
ret, John Scoficid master, of said place.
bound as he supposed, to St. Bavthoiomews,
with cargo of bo1rds and hoop poles but
that the captain carried the vessel into Port
Pe,re, Guadaoupe, where the cargo was
sold and fnolasses taken on board, when they
we're given TO unde ,and that the vessel was
seized, and that they must either ge TO pris
son, or ship on board the British merchant
ship Caroline, Goadlcy, master, bound 10
LONDON, who wanted hands they preferred
the latter, and on their voyage put into Ply
mouth, Enghnd, with, contrary winds, and
all, though they had all regular projections,
were pressed on board His Britannia Muies-
ty's ship superb oil "a guns, the Hon. James
Pagcis, commander, in the month OF June,
1878, and being OF croize, they anchored
IN Funchsl Roads, on the s7lh day of Joly,
A. ID. 1918, and on the night Of the ssmo
day, he, the said John Green, in company
with james Moses, a citizen of tho United
States, who formerly belonged 10 tho ssid
brig Margaret, and likewise with James lns
gcson, belonging formerly to the brig Exs
peiimcnt Of Portland, James Rodgers, mass
ter, both being owned by the same merchant
In and hnsk m - 80
stances at Guadaloupe, did attempt TO swim
on shore from the said British ship Supcrbs
leaving on board said ship Daniel Bonnell, Of
Eas,port, Mass. who could not swim that
being discovered, the scn,inels fired NJ theut
several times, and that two boats were ssSs
alter thcm,bu, that they escaped their searehJ
but being long in the water, James Moses
and James lnglesoi both being exhsUstedj
sunk before they reached the shore and wef6
both drowned and that he, John Greet,
reached the shore with great difficulty, aftef
having been about six hours in the water
that he lay upon the rocks until humancly as
sisted the next morning by an Italion wh5
belonged TO the Theatre, who bad him cars
ried In PaiaDquin 10 the American Constl&
house in Funchal, who immed edialely Sent hitt
10 The hospital, where he remained until hS
recovered, and WAS then lodged in com iorias
bic quarters, with other distressed sesmenj
until an opportunity offers to send him homc
to the United States.
In testimony Of the truth thereof have
bercunto subscribed my name and af-
6xedm seal OF Office vi the city OF
funchsl, Island Of Madeira, this tenth
day OF August, in the year Of our Lord,
e.. So one thousand eight hundred aud 'hir-
teen, and OF the Independence and
sovereignty of the Uuited States Of
Amcrica, tic tbirty-6fth.
JAMES LEANDFR CATHCART.
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IOAh4NO DO W ~
u EsPECTFULLY informs his friends, that he has
IN opened in this town, a HOUSE OF ENTER
T.iLENE.N'T, where every attention will be paid 70
all who may be disposed TO favor him with their
custom. lie has taken large and commodous
House at the head Of Perry's-wharf, fronting on
Thames-street, where strangers, .-avelers and con-
stant boarders viii find every accommodation which
it is in his power to afford Every attention will ever
be paid the comfort and convenience Of his guests
and every favor meet with prompt and sincere ac-
knowledgement. .Ne.sDorf, .hov. a.
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REAL ESTAIE-Fo2 SALE.

A Farm, lying in Portsmouth, on the west road,
<Ahalf mile south Of Bristol Ferry, containing,
by estimation 60 acres we'll watered, with a Dwe-
iDg-housc, ban, courthouse, and other dit build
ings thereon. Said Farm is fenced into eleven en-
closures with stone wall D acres Of orchard. The
walls and buildings ali in good repair-Any person
wishing to purchase will do well to come and gee
which is the pest recommendation that be giveu
Apply to John ANTHONY, living on the premises
December 21. 1912.
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MosT respectfully informs his customers and
IVA friends, that I've has removed from his former
situation to that elegant and cnvenieut Store, No
iV2 Th4messtrect four doors north of bis old stand
where he has on hand general assortment OF
RdvCY GOODS, yEVELRY, SILVER
U.fRE, CUTLERY, &c.
together with such articles as usually found IN
Fancy Goods Store. All sfwhich vil be warranted
OF good quality, and will be sold as cheap as al any
store in the State.
Watches repaired with accuracy and despatch
and Jcwery made aud repaired in the bcs, manner
Cash. and he huhest price given for old Cold snd
Silver. S,pt2 2.
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MISCELLANY.
From The .NanOnai jnsesbgsacer.
IMlkESSAiENr.

Extract of letter from Mr. Csthca,,, United States
Coasui nj Madeira. dated Aug ~, 1913.
" lnoloscd IS the affidavit oil John Grcrn,
who escaped as il We're miraculousy from
British tyranny his two companions were
drowned. IL would bs an act OF human,y TO
inform their friends OF their cruel fate through
the medium OF the public prints"
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INTERNAL it,.V /. n UE.

u UBlAC notice is hereby given, that the several
\ acts of Congress passed at their last session,
laying certain Internal duties, will take effect from
and after the 3lst day OF Dece mbe:, 1873 The pro.
visions of which must be complied with on pain Of
incurring the penalty Of the law.
Those provisions require Retailers of Wine, Spir-
tous Liquors, or Foreign Merchandise, to make ap.
pcation, writing, at the office OF the Collector OF
Revenue either in Newport or Bristol for and to OBJ
tan Llcence. Owners superintendants OF Stills
or Boilers intended TO be worked, to make applca.
tion AS aforesaid, for and to obtain a Lcence Auc-
tioneers TO enter into bonds, and certain circum-
stances, to take out LiceDce Rehners OF Sugar to
enter into bonds Owners keepers of Carriages to
enter the same, aud obtain Certificate Of the pay
mcnr of the duty. And discounted Notes and Bonds,
together with Bills of Exchange to be Stamped
CHRISTOPHER RAYMOND PERRY,
Collector of the Repenue for the First Col
lection District Of Rhode. Island
Newport, Dec. Ia, 1913.
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Ct .7H efters not taken from the c1fce By the i
January, TiLi be cent to The general post o1fce.
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Adams Samuel p. Capt.
Adams Joseph
Afford Roswell
Amy William
Allen Rebecca
Albro Henry
Address Mr..
Avery Capt.
Brown Stephen G.
Buffum David
Biodget William
Banks John G..
Butman Thomas
Brown Cupid
Butts Caleb
Bclcher Hannah
Bran L. N.
Rates Capt. NJ.
Brown Jessey
Blame George
Bootman Cha As
Brown Elijah Capt.
Buller Thos. W. Capt.
Biyby & Valentine
Baher Hannah
Cogseshall George Capt.
Connay John
Cowen John
Cotney Barkus
Caswell William
Coggeshall Mary
Congdon John ID.
Clark Henry
Chace George r.
Clark Lewis L.
Coggeshall Caleb
Coffin Susannsh S.
Carpenter John C..
Crewell Prentiss
Constantine Capt.
Clach John B.
Cochran Stephen
Curtis Thomas Ii.
Chandler Ezekiel
Cowen John
Chittcnden Nathaniel
Caldee John
Cation Richard
Carr George w.
Currie Lewis T..
Desha Capt.
Davis Lucy
Dow John
Dunham Peleg X.
Dayton John
Dederor Joseph
Easton Robin
Eyres Elizabeth
Ebery Frank
Eidred Beriah
Ealis George
Prsusaur Mr..
Fellows &. II. Capt.
Freeman Alexander
Fellows Joseph
Gregory John NJ.
Gardner Detsey
Garrison Fortune
Greene Benjamin
Greene N. X.
Gibbs Moses
Greeney Charlotte
Gill Thomas
Geer Joshua Capt.
Gamble Thomas, Lieut..
Gsvitt Arnold
HELEN w. N. G..
Hoyt Benjamin
hurle, Joseph Capt.
Hale Henry
Hawkins ElRathan
HiscoX Pardon
Hall VIM.
Hemmenway Peter
Hawes VIM.
Hussey Geo. S.
Hazard Nathaniel
Johnson Hannah
Jones Perez
Juvet Thomas
jerks Robert w.
Joy Abraham r.
Jones Thomas, Capt.
Kerver John
Keran John, Capt.
Kelley Asa, Capt.
b. B. NUM-
G al letters not take
Ja,f,forv- mill he eeuf IN Nh
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WILLIAM S. NICHOLS,

NO. SO, TAdnesstreef,
HAS just received, in addition to his old stock, a
HI general assortment of plated Britannia and JAP
paned wares, Cutlery, brass Candesticks, Lamps,
Pocket-Books, sc. &c. &c.
.aLS0-A great variety of Ladies elegant Tor
tose she'll COMBS, and Modern JeweIry.
Gold Necklaces, and Silver wares usuSl, war.
ranted good.
Ur Cash constantly given for old Gold and Sill
yer. tf Dec 10.
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NEWPORT BANK.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on Saturday, the
~ first day of January next, the half yearly Dyi-
dend win be declared and paid to such persons as
the books Of the Bank will shew to be Stockholders
ON the 24th inst.
Notice is likewise given, that on Wednesday, the
5ih day of said January, general mee,irg Of the
stockholders will take place, at the State.Hovse, in
Newport, at haf.past two o'clock, for taeiec-
ton OF Directors, and transaction Of the necessary
business Of SAID Bank.
BY order Of the President and Directors.
JOHN II. SHEARMAN, Cashier.
Newport, Dec. 10, 1915.
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LIST OF LETTERS

%, 1918.
Longhead C. L.
Lovctt Wm. Is.
Lawton Josias
Lovctt Israel
Lawton Abigail
Lord Jotham
LOWS Thomas
Lucket Capt.
Marvin Mathew
Martin Rosama F..
Metzger Charles ID.
Mallen John
Manchester Giles
Manchester Ann
Mumlord Francs Mrs
Niodtandervert james l.;
Norton Robert
Nichols Samuel
oImstead Lynds
Obery Andrew, capt.
Peckhsm Ruth
Palmer John
Prosser James
Potter Walter
Parson Lars, Capt.
Paul Maria Ann
Purdie James
Patterson Edward
Phelps Arson u. Capt.
Potter Ralph 4.
Perrin Capt.
Russell Vim.
Remington Sarah
Rogers Mary
Richardson Anstis
Robinson ID. ).
Richardson John
Rowe John
Russell John
Southwick Joseph
Silsbee John w.
Sessions Ed. w.
Simpson VIM.
Skidmore Joel
Sayre Silas Capt.
Sheppard Mrs. T..
Swain S. Capt.
Slocum Ann
Stockton MIR.
Sprague DR..
Spencer w. A.
Spence Henry
Stockton Robert r.
Scovel Capt.
Smith James Capt,
Skinner Thomas
Scott George
Taft N.
Tansley John
Thurs,on Anthony
Thorheke Richard
Thomas John
Townson Rosanna
Tanner Amy
Taylor Martha
Thu:ston Thomas
Vernon William
Wilcox E.llary W..
WiDsiow Henry ID.
Wesden John
Walsh Augustine NJ.
Taylor Andrew
Ware John
Waity Mrs.
Wilcox Benjamin
Wright James u.
Weedsn Isaac
Weaver John
Ward John
Whipple p. N.
Wilson Charles
Zuiil John q. Capt.
Spanish Letters.
Duro Jose
Veta st. Salvador
Hisno Jose
Bebian Lewis
Garcia Sebastian
Zprbano Domingo Capt
Ieaht Domingo
Doltg, Cspt.
Moroni Domingo
Pastsgnct John
Chrisostome Manuel
Roig Jose, Capt.
Anardo Jose
ORD, Post Master.
from the cEice By the fin
general post oEce.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-11


NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
TKiHE Subscriber has taken the HOUSE
u at the Corner Of main * fifteenth streets,
opposite The Rell-ravern, and offers for sale,
en- accommodating terms, by wholesale and
FETAL, the following articles, viz.
50 Hhds !st quality Brown Sugar [gener-
ally large.l
30 Do. LIST s End quality Philadelphia Loaf
30 Chests Hyson Tea.
90 Boxes Imperial do superior favour.
10 Puncheons Rim, ola & we'll iiayoured
S Half do. do. do.
6 Pipes County, Gin. "a
DO ogsvK.rior Quality.
j. Hhds tetAbing MolasSes.
DO. Philadelphia WHISKY.
15,0oOibs Eme tsgeen Coffee.
5000 lbSssaisieasdoE 40.
l0Bags Heavy pepRr.
Do. Pimento. ~
50 EGGS Gunpowden
800 siraws 10 pint funblsrs.
j Boxes Engish-Pipes.
500 Groce Bote Corks.
loo Itesns Wrapping Paper.
80 Foxes best Spanish SegarS.
50 Barrels Prime Pork.
50 DO. Fish.
hr,i expects by tleiirst arrival, fron Phila-
dolphin aad Baltimore, tons Shot, Irons az
sorted, lron Castings, Wh,ssey, &C. lie has
also on hand, from 10 5000 dollars worth Of
DRY GOODS, assorted, which will be sold on
lopg credit, or LsrJered Tor prime Tobacco.
WiI. SHEPHERD.
Richmond, Oct, 18th, 1912. If.
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~ YORK Inrrr0y-
ig7hion Coiiege--No. a.

Not near 9 Slanxs TO Prize.
The Drawing Of this Grand Lo,terv, will
commence in the City Of New YORK, on the lst
Tuesday in next mouth, and VIII continue 20
draw 500 Tickets each day until finished.
An accurate Check Book will be kept Of this
Lottery, at the ARGUS OFFICE, that the car
Hest intelligence of their success may be given
90 adventurers. By POST from any
part O. the Sts,e, and every information re.
sPecting the above or any of the Baltimore Lot
teries, will be always given gratis, and with the
greatest pleasure to those who may be inter.
ested. "a
Nov. %. tf
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YInCNiA.

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SAMUEL G. ADAHs.
Is now receiving by the Oliver Elsgortb from
Liverpool, and the Sally from Now. eork, zen.
ersl assortment Of
Hardware, Ironmongery,
Cutlery and Ssddlcry=-also,
% Barrels LiYst or 1Anners OIL
lIOO Galope Vhale do.
Tons Nova fcotia Grind Stones.
z Pair hsopAts MiiY ones, 4 & 4 10 sset,
Cast Steel, Walls, Wall Rods. uar sn1
Sbeeted Iron.
Anassort'ucnt OF Military Goods, and "A adj
tonal supply bcs' Dutch BoItiar Clo,Ls. ,nd
one PbiladelphiS Gig and Harness, which So
ohered Tor sale on moderate terms.
Richmond, Dec. Z. 1912.
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sheep 9 9S
IS Same edition without maps, plates or
Concordance, sheep 90
20 Same edition bound in extra calf. 10 so
Same edisoawith 40 historical plates
and 10 maps, heep Ii so
~ Same as No. Al bift in extra calf IA 90
A Same as No. 81 b6t bound in vols IL rs
40 Same edition,with plates & maps
butwithout concordance, sheep, so
Common Medium.
IS With Apocrypba, Concordance &c .
maps, lettered 90
20 With Apocrypha, lettered S 90
n With hpocrypha, CONCORDANCE & 10
maps, 90
"a With Apocrypha. concordance, 10
maps and psalms 7c5
AZ With Apocrypha, concordance, &c 80
mars and plates z SO
SCHOOL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Collins Qtllrto Bibles.
80
cordance, Apocrypha & Oster-
vald's Notes, 9 90
y Same as NOD but with maps C cuts 10 so
IL Same as No. I bot in calf 10 90
l6 Same as Nos butin calf IL so
20 oame as NO. but IN extra calf, 10 5A
OctaDo BiA{es.
w w WoodzvGrd's Pocket BBles.
MOL Morocco, siitlcaves, 2 vols SO
DO. do. do. 90
Caf' do. do. O5
Do. dSt& do 20
Plain binding, Pie psper, as above,
with or without Psalms. 9 sols. IS
9 Do. do. l vol. with Psalms, / so
Do. do. Do. without Psalms, SO
Good common paper, 2 vols. with
or without Psalms, Sc
8 Do. do. 1 vol. with Psalms, SO
10 DO. do l vol. without Psalms, Is
~" Orders tor any cfthe a6o1e described
6IBLES zyiA be receiped by S. PLRAsfygS
Richmond, and the Books furnished at me
shortest nctice. II liberal discola. will Re
IL 70 ukoyo oil
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