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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-03
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The terms of the loan are as follows--8S
per cent for Sir FER cent stock, or at par
with an annuity of one and halfper cent per
anVlm.
OF the 2 100000 taken by Parish and Gil
rard, 2, 00O 900 are for themselves, Zoo 900
for sundry persons in Philadelphia, and
l,7o0,0o0 for sundry persons elsewhere.
Mr.. Parish is an EngliShman by birth /;
but has resided in several countries longer
than in England. We are told he has been
some years citizen of the United States,
and that this is his home. MIR. Gbard is a
FreHchman by birth-he came here boy,
and has made all his fortune among u.s.
these things are mentioned because great
offence is taken that an " EnghshmaH" and
"A 4" Frenchnian" subscribed so literally 70
to the loan.]
IL..LL.L
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-03

An Extra sheet fromRtt1cr Office of the
Statesman, Wilmington, dated April IS,
states that the BRUSH had landed in Kent
OH the 26than carried off ID head of cat
tie. Severarpegraes.Jh stieleserted to thu IN
and become ph0tstor them. i'll plundering
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-03

Eight transports, having on bo ari between six &
seven hu'.red tspo,s. from The tic, "a Jslfer
son, Berkeley, Hsmpshire> Frederick and Loudoun
arrived yesterrlsy tls,nsf< {ehp,o al.
We are ignorant 81 die D<xsise number oftroop.
at present here, and if ~ k,.ew, should deem it
impr,dent to state i, ~ ,x6tan confidently as
scrt that it is every wi <anicient for The protect
IN OF this and thcneighto, .Istowns.-.he FORTH
cations and out works pearf this place are well
planned md eonstructed dong pickets are stati-
oncd nj all the passes, vdefsop the roads. guards
OF Light lIorsemen the Nbeach, & every other
prccaution which the sIrictest prudence could re.
comipeud, is used. The troops continue healthy
aud bear the tolls of the camp with the greatest
cheeriulncss-D
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-03
Nav 4.

BY ietters received Yesterday from Anna
polls, we learn that about one hundred and
thirty or one hundred and :orty prisoners
we're on that day landed froa the fleet ly
nag in the BAY. afoqse qaence ofan arrange
men, for their excts,ige. Ab0at the same
number was ex pec se<fsto be lam Id on yes
terday. 1t was obscrved. that al ~ deliver
ing the prisonerSths Brifish squad BON would
proceed higher the Day. rhe N had no,
attempted to approach, AnnapoliS
There was report ON board The British
aeet. which we hope is not true. though we
see much reason to fear it is, that our irigate
Essex had been taken by a "a gun ship, and
carried into Antigua-.Ma:. Intel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-03
Ps re h suRc, April 80.

~ - F'NhS' L.Pih oO'
On Tussday rae election in Surry took
place, andcenfratyte the expectations OF
every body, Gray dnty obtained 81 votes
Johnson is elected by majority of about
0!-This is wcll-Suffyis itself again,
and deserves unbounded applause for this
great triumph-atriumph OF principle over
personal feeling. we haveAnot been favor
ed with an entire Aate ofthe poll.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-03

Letters of the 2lst ult. were yesterday re
ceived in this city from Sackett's iarbor,
stating that considerable number of troops
were embarked on board of Commod,re
Chauncey's notiia, destined Tor the western
part OF BAKE Ontarie,.supposed to be either
Newark u York. Thereswas no doubt that
the detaclnenu'was Of nlficient strength to
effect the oJec 6ofp f,ie enterprize contem-
plated, whaisteyfit pigiitbe ~.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-03
FASE REroNr

ofyesterday, on What was deeiued credible
authority that the Post Master General
had receiveda letter from Warren, Ohio.
Announcing that detachment Of $50 Anne
iicans, with Gen, Harrison at their head,
had been to1&hy destroyed, on their march
from Fore I<ti,nce to Fort Meigs.
We are AhthorIzed and requested to state
that the abe report, is not correct-that
MIR. Grangtr recdtNsdlno sucht letter. 1,
may be l~eper to atd tbere has been some
such repSa as the abose in Circulation,
which is destitute of foundation, and which
we have Uoebeen able TO trace toits source
~ ID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-03
FRoh rHE MEReHAxrs' Q. HousE Book!

h*raet cfa letter from Baltimore, dated
3Uth ibriL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-14

~ HE subcribers, Proprietors oi L. ,es ls
from the President of the United sal>s,
Ib1ihCYfD G.hH- Ls1tff.
for lighting M.nufactories, Mines, siils, tnsesl
Light- Houses, and other buildings, wah III. ssn
Gas, intamaole air, produced isom Pm Coz
more agreeable, safe, aud less ,xptnsy ~
than has hi,legto been done by any other u y
cd, having 1T now in operation in a building ~ NJ ~
port. X. L. and in The Cotton Manufactors of Alr.
SETH BEMIs, in Watertown, (seven miles tom
Boston) winch now brilliantly Illuminated every
night with Gas Lights, the exclusion Of every o,h-
er artificial means, they respectfully invite gentle
concerned in manufactures, &c. to all and
evis il in operation, and be convinced Of The utility
and advantages of this improvement. The Gas apr
paratus is very simple in its construction and
sy in its management, that any person of ordinsry
faculties, may be taught in two operations,
manage every part of it etlectua.ly; and the trouble
will be found infinitely less than that of trin,i, md
.ending lamps or candles to afford the number
of James
The Gas Lights are in way offensive, but very
agreeable the eye, and will be found extensively
useful in every stu ,ton where much light is requr-
ed, especially in Cotton Manufactures. in as much
IS they are less expensive than those from tsliow
oil, and free from the nconven,ence aud danger
sulting from Inc spa.ks and fequeny snntiing 70
lamps and candles, circumstances tending greatly
dlrulnish the hazard # TIRE, and prcportionabiy of
reduce the rate OF insurance on Ladings and mate
riais subject to that destructive element.
Contracts will be entered into for furnishing and
putting up the apparatus in manufactures, &C. inn
mediaely, terms highly advantageous 20 them, by
APPLYING to DAVID MELVILLE. .Ne=gbors, or
WINSLOW LEWIS, Boston
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-14

WE, the undersigned, 10 hereby certify. that
having in various cases used DR. hoberfsons celebra
ted Family Medicines, which are prepared by
DR.. n. ~. Dyott, of Philadelphia, We have found
them highly servceaole IN tsmlies, and pafticu-
ary es6cacious in removing those complaints for
which they prescribed, we tee assured of their
excellence, and consider these med;elnes valuable
and we'll worthy the attention of all families
testimony hereof We have affixed our respective SIX
natures.
David Jones, late Chaplain General Wayne, Ches-
ter-county.
Edward Ayers, v. ID. N. No li2.North Fifth stree,
Edward Wallington, No. 9, Queen street
Nathaniel Bayne, No. IS, North From, street.
John ID Nelson, No. s5, Race street.
Adam Vance, No. 20. Chrisusn street.
Willap, Julian, No. SO. south flitn street.
Jacob Shough, No. lsi, Noble street.
Jacob HUFF, No S55, CaliowhiIl street.
H. L. Broslssky, No. 81, south sixth street.
John Shrcev,s. yr. No. IS Coates street.
j. Himiil. N. E. Corner Of Pace and Tenth street.
Hanah Burden, No. 529, south Front street
Thomas Rose, Tammany street. near f'arth.
Preston Goodwin, Market street, neas the Bridge
James Brsnson, Burlington County, .!
willirm IIollinshead, Giouces,er County. NJ.
Enoch Eldridge, Gloucester County, \.
Christopher Dresher Upper Du5l.n Township, (Pa.)
oseph Henry, Sesr Nor;s,owa Montgomery County
George Engels Un,iei states Arsenal
lsssc wiggiss, Chester Counq-
PAsisde ,hhia. 0ssss~ ~, lsl2
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-14
From Ae London Eyening AiaiL July Is.

From tAe London Eveniag 4Maik Jaiy Is.
The remains of the celebrated William
Huntington were removed from TLnbridgs
to Lewes, and there inferred on Thurday.
A stone, at the head of his grave, exhibits the
following epi,aph, dictated by himselfa few
days prior TO his death
Here lies the Coal Hoaver who departed
this life July l. 1913, in the 6oth year Of his
age beloved of his God,but abhorred of men.
The omniscient Judge, of the Grand Assize,
shall ratify Thousands for England and its
Metropolis shall know that there hath been
Prophet among them w. II. S. s."
After the demolition Of Mr.. Huntington's
chapel by fire, in Margaret street, the richer
part Of his congregation met together, and re-
solved TO build this eccentric Preacher another
Chapel, in order to allay the good mans grief
for tho loss he had, and enable him to further
the great work of faith AT length the new
temple was raised at an expencc of nearly nine
thousand pounds, and day was appointed for
tho solemn opening but 10 on the morning
of that day, he il said gravely to have informed
his selected friends, that he had been iIlumin-
atod by vision, on the proceeding night,
which informed him, that there would be nei-
ther luck nor grace attendant on their new
spiritual establishment, IL " was not made his
own persoual freehod, before he should cen
secrate il by his holy eloquence The result
ofths disintersstcd inti'nation was that each
Of the subscribers resigned his share in favor
Of the pious nan, and the chapel, as might be
Imagined, prosporcd accordingly
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-14
REAL i.AI'ArE..

l. S0R sale to ist, on reasonable terms. by the
l. subscriber, his House snd Lot in W .shnngton-
street. No 70. Also. the House and Lot in Tanner
street. No ID. " hSs for two years past been inn
proved IN the Gro cry Line, and Is OF the best
stands In that iiue oi business or toe boarding.
au,e in that par; of the town, and is uncomInonly
Convenient, with sEop attached TO It. md in the
yard, stable, wooiLouse, &c. The terms will be
l. ets apply TO BESANlvELL SHAW, on the
presises Newport, August 5, 1918.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-14
DAVID RODMAN.

- ESPECTFuLLY informs his friends and the pub
IN lie that he has removed from his old stand to
the shop No l09next south Of James Centers, where
he has for sale general assortment of BOOTS e
SHOES, many Of which of his own msnufsc-
ture. Ia room back of the shop he carries ON the
Boot and Shoe making business, for which purpose
he employs several good workmen. and intends
keeping supply Of the best materials.
or Roots Of the various kinds, made in superi-
manner, at short notice.
.Ne,gpsri, 9M mo. Sh. 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-14

A Fasm, living in Portsmouth,, or the vest rosds
A half mite south Of Riistcl fery, cc,un.ny
b, estimation 10 sores well va,cred, with pSeu-
ing house. larn, courthouse, AID olher ~: basd
my thereon said Farm is fenced into eleven en-
closures with stone wall y acres of orchard The
walls aai buildings al in god rep ir--Auy person
wishing 10 purchase Nil ID vs., 20 come end
~hicL Is H.. hest r-coa nd-siun thatcsn bs gves
Appy,o ,DHs sNsiioNf, hsiDs an The nFrs,ises-
Pv-ts~spss selr ,.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-14

Mos respectfully informs his customers and
IVA friends, that he has removed from his former
situation TO that elegant and convenis~t Store, No
l02 Thamesstreet four doors north OF his old stnd
where he has on hand general assortment OF
FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, SILVER
WARE, CUTLERY, &c.
together with such articles as are usually found IN
Fancy Goods Store. All Of which will be warranted
Of good quality, and will be sold as cheap as at any
store in the State.
Watches repaired with accuracy and despatch.
and Jewelry made and repaired in the best manner
Cash, and the huhest price given for oIdGoid and
Silver. Sept Q.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-14

ID ESPECTFCLLY informs lbs !.,dc
~ men OF Providence, and is went
removed from Newport, to ina: "r.' 81
north OF Col. II ,MITs, Heal -. =
formerly occupied ~ Mr. r Aso-aL
is convenient to accommodate numoe
TeaPastie, and private Companes may
commolatcd
X. BARKER would likewise inform his {
toners and friends liz Newport, tha, ie san
gia,ihed by their company at his new e-ta
should their business cali the m into Vi
and he assures then, that no pans WIS !,
entertain them in The best possible manne
N. B. Coach. Chase, and Horses to ii. +na
Stabling or rAsurins for Horses.
Providence, April 2S. isl,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-14
NOTICE..

NOTICE..
THE subscriber is closing his bussines, there
fore requests all persons indebted to him, either
BY Note or Book Account, to make immediate pay
mcnt-And all persons having any demands against
him, will please exhibit the same for settlement.
JONA. WILSON, jr.
July 49, No. 81, Brosdstreet.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-14
cRANSTON & SHAW,

LNANo OIN Q O'73'
Offer fo~ sale, on me most reaso1aote ss,ms,
TVENTy-FlvE hhds. Of I'd and Sd proof wes''
\ India Rum,
II pines of 4th proof Brandy,
80 casks of first quality London Porter'
IS bbls of Muscoyado Sugar,
% casks of first quality American Gun-Pcwder'
ditto Of dato Eagiish dtto'
bb,s. OF New-Ogleans Indigo,
10 ditto of French Cordsls,
90 ditto of Florence Oil,
10 bales of Cotton,
us ditto of Cassie, a.,
go ditto Of Navy Bread. first quality,
Do ditto of JirS Beef. ditto,
so boxes Of No. 4, g. and Chocolate,
500 bushelsof yellow Northern Corn,
500 ditto of white ditto ditto,
140O ditto Of Virginia ditto
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-14

Neqv F.ather BEDS an5
7 I'VE Geese and Foul Feathers,
~ Beds, from 30 to ID dollar,
ior sale by ABRAHAM
NJ e Ih,
Liks.mse---sn assortment 1t MA
every description, constantly kept ten
1ssport, Marc, 4, ;S;u
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-14
GROCERIES. s.

yXTILLTAM WHITE. has JUS reefafs'i' 81
w ers for sale, al No. III, Lprg g-@Aar' ~
sale and retail, a general asso'tu.cn
Crockery, GLASSWARE. &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-14
POETRY.



AMERICAN PERRY
SONG.
Tune, =" .abvaham yvesSland."
Bold BARCLAY one day
To Paocroa did say,
"rm tired OF Jamnica and Sherry;
So let AS go down
TO that new hosting town,
And get some American PERRy.
o cheap American Perry! Most pleasant American
Perryi
We need only all
Bear down, knock and call,
And we'ii have the American Perry!
"Thc landiadys kind,
Weak, simple and blind
Well soon be tiumphsnuy merry!
We've cash in the locker,
Our custom shall shock her
And wei soon get taste of her Perry
o, American Perry! The sparkling American Perry!
No trouble we'll fad
Your orders to mind
So away tor American Perry"
All ready for play,
They got under way,
With heats light and right voluntary.
But wien they came there,
They quickly did stare
At the taste of American Perry
q, the American Perry sparklay American Perry !
How great the deception,
When such reception
They met fro IN American PERnY!
lhcy thOught such q change
Was undoubtedly strange.
And rued their unlucky vagary--
Your liquors too hot,
Keep 1t still in the pot!
Oh Cork your American Perry
o, this American Perry Fiery American Perry!
By all that is evil,
It's a dose for the dsvl
Oh Curse your American PERRY!
Il Full sorely they knew
vs. The scrape would not do
'Twould ruin His Majesty's ferry
So they tried 10 tura tail,
With rag OF a sail,
And quit this American Perry
o, the American Perry! Washing American Perry
But the crossing the lake
Was all mistake,
They had swallowed so much Of the PERay!
Then BARCLAY excaim'd,
81 cannot be bland,
For we'll I've defended each wherry-
My men are so drunk,
And some defunct---
II strike to American Perry!
o, this American Perry laundering American
Perry!
Such hot distiilation,
Would fuddle our nation,
Should it taste this American PEnRy"
The stuff did so brusc
His staggering crews,
That some with their feet were unwary
While some had their brains
KnoCk'd out tor their pans,
by this shocking American Perry,
O, American Perry Outrageous American Perry!
Old tough British tars.
An covcr'd with scars,
C.basd by American pEaaY!
The Indian shore
Made horrible roar,
And left every ground-nut and berry,;
Then scamper'd away,
For no relish had they
For dose of American Perry
o, American Perry! Confounding American Perry
While General PsocroR,
Lookd ON like Doctor,
At the deadly American PERny!
The Brton was sick,
BENG PeAa'o to the quick,
And his vessels was quite fragmentary.
SO scolding his luck,
lie prudently struck
). To n stream of American Perry
o, America an Perry persevering American Perry
A whole British feet,
Ship to ship, has been beat
BY an .2mcrican Commodorc-PERRY!
On American ground,
Where such spirit is found.
Let US toast deep the HEROES OE ERIE
And never forget
rhose whose lites son did set
BY the side OF their Commodore PERRY!
o, brave American Perry Triumphant American
Perry!
Let us ever remember
The TENTH OF SErTEMBsR!
When \ FLEET struck to Commodorc PERRY!
jHIimingfon, Del September 25, 1915.
From fAe London Evening Mail, Jaiy Is.
The remains of the celebrated William
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-14
WEST GREEN WICH MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY.

THE subscribers have established Manufactury
ing Company in the town of West-Greenwich,
uaode-Isand, under the above title, where they in
tend to Manufacture all kinds of Cotton-Goods
They have taken the store recently occupied by 10.
seph Hoxie, on Nevs-Neck-Hill, where every SUBJ
ject sppcrtainug to their business will receive imme-
date and prompt attention Persons disposed to
courage this young establishment, will find their
Goods Of AS good quality and as fair price as at
any other mandatory in the State.
SIMON REYNOLDS,
WILLIAM HALL,
JOSEPH HOxfE.
B. AL persons indebted to Joseph Hone. eth
er by Note or Book Account. are requested to make
immediate payment he is determined 70 settle sll
his accounts without delay.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-14

UHHP0WUt1 zHH7Hyut1WI'
THE subscriber having become interested in the
manufacture Of Gunpowder, at Westfeld, IN
Mass, in connexon with Mr.. CHARLES DOUGLASS,
informs his friends and the public, that he shall in
future be enabled to supply them with Gnnpowder of
a superior quality, and on very reasonable terms at
his Store, No. s., Statc.street, Boston where he
has also for sale, English Tower proof, and Dupont
& Co.'S. best Gunpowdcr; refined and crude Ntre |;
Cannon Balls anu Grape Shot; Cannon of various
sizes Muskct aud Pistol Balls, Patent Shot Brm.
stone Bar and Pig Lead-with every article for the
armament of ships of war and military companies.
ELIJAH WILMINGTON.
ur Cannon, Muskst and Pistol Cartridges; Gun.
POWDER Shot, Balls, Fiuts, &c. by retail above,
by A. WELLES.
Boston, august 4, 1913. ON.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-25
l will rent,
For term Of years>nef exceeding 7e"'

For term Of years>net exceeding Ten,
The square of ground
with the Dwelling House and Improve
ment., whereon MIR. JOHN DUNDAs,
deceased, lately resided This property
has been for long time fond object OF
cultivation to the deceased owner, and
for a small expense may be made as eli
pible a residence as any in the town or
neiebborhood. 1t may be particularly
recommended to a gentleman DESTROYS
of combining town with country life.
/ will also RENT for term OF years
not exceeding ten, that valuable Wharf
Property situated at the corner OF Union
and Queen streets. commonly called
Kirkpa,rick's w ter Lott would an
swer veil for Beard Yard, and for ma
nv other profitable purposes, which VIII
readily suggest themselves,
Agnes Dundas.
September IA. 2a"4"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-25
CORD WOOD.

Many applications having OF late
oeen made to the proprietor Of the fo,'
rest Of Washington fer supply OF
Fin ewood, from the Forest. These ap-
plicants are respectfully invited, to
leave at the shop of Mr.. VIM: Wedder-
burn, Druggist, on Fairfax Street, a.
lexandria, memorandums stating the
quantity of wood wanted and by whom
10 the end that if sufficient demands are
made on or before the 10th of SePtem-
Der, arrangements will be made to fur
nish the supplies 1t is wished to sell
one hundred acres Immediately, bind.
ing on the north side Of the Leesburg
road aid all in Wood, & alsc:the Land &
Wood, heretofore advertised as lying
on the south side of said road, having
about so acres cleared and the balance
in very fine Wood and timber, suppos
ed to contain 500 acres. The terms OF
the latter mentioned PARCELS, one hall
the amount paid and credit OF 4years
for the balance the 100 acres
8 4 paid and the balance at the close OF
the year.
A SURVEYOR and AGENT wanted, to
lay of this Property in Lots of various
sizes and attend to the Sale thereof
He must reside near the property; and
all applications properly recommended
must be made previous to the 10th OF
September
Mr. Thomas Trammell will shew
the premises-and for further particu.
lars, apply to Mr.. James Dawson, at
Arlington.
98th August.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-25

THE Partnership of COTTON q
STEWART was Dissolved or
the LIST instant by mutual CONSENT
Those having claims against the firm
vii please present them for payment
and those indebted call and settle then
accounts with JOHN 4. STEwARr, VINO
Is fully authorised to settle the same
Peter Cotton.
John A. Stewart.
April Q
The Public are respect
fully informed that the Business Will b.
continued and conducted BY JOHN 4
STEWART, who thankful for pas
favors, soiisih . continuance OF th'
Ame.