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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03
IN e ]. b. sIdMs, R0YaL-STREET, .aLEXaNnRLa.
MONDAY, NAY 8. 1873.

Tohn Gardner Laid
Has FOR SHE,
Muscovado sugars in hhds. tierces and
bbls.
Weat India Rum in puncheoRs,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Tyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas, of the lat
est importations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, 7 by 9, 9 by IL, and 10 by IL
Bristol Glass, in whole and hall
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box
Figs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
* bbls.
Few or. casks old Sherry, London Par
ticular Madeira and Streights Red
Wine,
sCordsge and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mems, Women. and Children's Shoes
in:barrels and BOXES,
Bottle Coriis in bales,
Sole Lcathsr,
Few sacks Liverpool! Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster of Paris.
Also, PLOUGHS Of the most approved
construction, and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
october s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-03
c. MarfslIer.


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t:r -. Street, OPPOSITE
fS3.PS AID "eF'
ELLgED'SS-,-. -. -
f;a =. general as
|-s,, OCth.e 5 !, ! qua.
+ :, sood FERNS as
Id ia8ll:imors o OF
| ,,,r Merchants ana
|. applied on tn9
~, or on a good
| .l,o received a se-
| Ii SrgisG! h''rH-
! g.,m: Meai'ias''
E,:srs,
for Coughs
|. assumptions &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
SCRAPS.

Pray. sir, how much wine can you vdfink,
and not endanger your health ?
With cigars. and a good song occasional.
iy, think Can put three o" four bottle.
under my jacket, in an afternoon and even
ing, and retire with decency.
Then, l presume, sir, you are seldom
mortified by the necessity of declining sit
ting parry because yon can't drink
o, never: have an excellent strong
head: wine affects me no more than CUT
of tea does lady; indeed. very much ,he
same--it makes me lutte gay aud ioqus
cious
Strange perversion of reasonl strange
idea OF glory, that n man should yaunt re,
al degradation of his nature ;-Is phys
insensi5iity an honourf Is it real cause
ol satisfaction, that by force Of pernicious
habit, the principle OF life is so far extip.
guished that the highest stimulants produce
no arrangement OF system!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
WAsHINGroN Cry, September Is.
BARBARITiES OF TIE ENEMY.

he decgn'ent which ysere engagedin pub
lishinE, and which accom- MOI the report made
Congress ON that subject 63rog their late Session.
oan.et taii 10 interest the AteUton of our rea,c s.
as si.ortrng authentic Information subiett on
whci tine t!nth has been disguised add perverted
fol party purposes, by the base prints which disgrace
Ia sc psriy in.ihis country by claiming to belong
10 1t This is species Of evidence not capable of
beDs contspserted, consisting Of eiaial documents
carefully coestea by !. respectable Comni,tc, Of
congress, at tire head OF which rlaecd vcieIan
polislcni, whose truth and probty no man has ever
dared TO question: Let 1t be forgotten that these
prints have had the erohteiy to deny, YES positive
~ 10 deny, the tsets which have been stated on the
suyee' OF Indian massacre and British barbaritics
although, when, labou,ing in theE old vocation
they Jared 10 insult ts nation by aiiedgins that A
lneiieaD soldeiy had stained their character aud
ans raced ther eolo's by atrocities similar to those
committed al Hampton, they vrtu II, admitted the
iacts which they III had the hurdilood To der.y =
no longer sha, they deny thcm.-'ihey are stamp
ca "th the seal OF truth, au'I cannot but carry con
Het'on 70 the mind oi the most incieduuus cader
National I,lteLigencer
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
cHARLEsToWN. a. Sal. ..

CHARLESTOWN, (Fa.) Sept. 9.
Al numerous and respectable meeting
ct the citizens of Jefferson and Berkeley
counties, convened by public notice at Lee
Town for the purpose of taking into consi
dera'ion of the recent proceedings of the
president and senate of the Ubi:ed States,
WIN +. Flood Esq, was called to the chair,
Moses /. Hunter Esq appointed Secretas
~ and Committee, consisting of Daniel
bedinger, Alexander Straith, Daniel MGR
gan, George Hite, William Long, WIN.
Gregory and Joel Ward, charged co draft
Tesolutons--the following were reported
and adopted:
ReSofvsd. That the late conduct of those
members Of the senate, in refusing to con
hru the nomination of Albert Gallatin, as
Envoy to RussIa-of Jonathan Russell, as
cmbassador to Sweden, and to lay an em
barge, and who have. Alniformly opposed
the measures accommodated by the presi
dent Of the United States, whether they
we're If warlike or pacific nature, howe
YER much it incurs the disapproba ton, does
not excite the surprzc oi this meeting but
that other members Ut this honorable body
who ruve heretofore been considered as nc
pnb'icans, and ct whom some voted for the
declaration Of thai var in which we are now
engaged, should have CO. operate with theii
late political opponents, and defeated suc'
prudent and necessary measures, not only
excites our asJonishment but meets our NJ os
decided censure.
ReSofUed, That the late proposition O
the majority Of the senate for a conference
with the president, respecting his nomins
lion Of a minister to Sweden. was incomps
tible with constitution, AMI the settle,
practice under it, and mssilsAIr. most Co
dial disapprobation.
Resolved That in the opihioR Of this NEE
ting, the president Of the u. s. has by b.
non. nation of Albert Gal!atn, and Jonaths
Russell-by his refusal to coufer with
committee Of the senate, by his proposal O.
an embargo, and BY his energetic measures
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
BOOKS
BOOKS
Jus z RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BT SAIL
PLEASANTS.
Duane's Hand Book foI Infantry,

JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BT SAML
PLEASANTS.
Duane's Hand Book foI Infantry,
Ditto Ditto for Rlflemen,
The Military Tutor,
Junius--including Letters by the same
writer, under other signatures (now first
co.lected)--to which sre added, his conf
dental correspondence with MIR. Wilkes, &
his private Letters addressed to MIR II. S
Woodfal--with preliminary essay, notes,
fac-smilss, &c. 3 vols. octave.
Clarke's Travels in Greece, Egypt, and
She Holy Land.
Scots Bibles, in vols octave,
Gen. II Lees Memoirs of The War in the
Southern Department of lhe. y 5 vols.
octave.
Christian Morals, by Hannah Moore,
Mage on Atonement and Sacrifice,
Bonnet's views Of Christianity,
Sword ExerCse--to which IS added, the
Review EXercise-By R.Hewes.
Baron Munchausen--inc uding a tour to
the United States in 180S--aud the two
first chapters OF second Tour in 1910
MinNrelsy Of the Scottish Border--cou,
sising of Historical and Romantic Ballads
&c By Walter Scott.
Horace in misunderstanding OF Imitati
ons OF The first two Books Of the O6es o
| Horace by the authors Of Rel cted Ad
dresses.
The Christian Observer. No. 9, 10, II, 70
! ~ Subscribers viii please seGd for theii
/ copies.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
= NORFOLK, Sept.1z.

NORFOLK, Sept.l7.
Arrived last night From New York, (Which
place she left On thf 9th instant) the plea
sure beat Friends adventure. bprthen eight
tons, witha cargo Bf'oAe ese, butter, pota,
toes. onions, &c S,qA manned and owned b,
the following ship IHas,ers Capt Drake,
Capt Humphiies, Capt Story, and Capt.
BYRD - These .7drenfurous friends had
much difficulty in Gliding Tie vigilance of
the numerous Britisht cIuizers along the
cast they we're frSaAently fred upon, and
twice had 70 put into harbor and wait Till
the enemy had speA @ff 81 hey passed the
Lynhaven squadron ~Ehqht being observe d.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
NEW EaTNBflSitNlk.NI

NEW I'd L ABIlStMEN1
Matthew II. Rice and Go. has taken that
convenient stand near the Bason, lately &C
cupied by Mcssrs. Cahi4 and Hines, where
they will be prepared tb transact business
onlcommission, and TO fake on storage all
kinds Of country prod4ces
They also intend doping the best assort-
nenr OF GROCERIES that can be procured
which they are determined to sell on the
cheapest terms that the present agtated
state ofpub.ic affairs will admit Of
Richmond goth September 1918. (tf.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
A STRANGE OCCURRENCg

The Georgia Monitor o tue 4th inst. states,
upon what it deems authority, that the follow
ing remarkable case occurred in the upper part
Il South Carolina a few weeks ago. a husband
<ho supposed ho had cause 10 suspect tie viz
We Of bis wife, ard the guilt OF mis- neighbor,
charged her with thr CRIME and quarrel ensu
1.-The husband in f,.J hours alterward went
ON home som after he had gone, the suppos
intruder came, and the wife went ofi with
m. On the return OF the husband he euquired
mere his wife vas, and was informed by .he
bildfen'that she hsd gone away with Mr. -
Immediately alarmed the neignborhood, and
arohed for her, day or TWO afterwards the
.immh lovers were both found dead, at the
lut of a small tree, aud in position that fu,-
established their guilt. They were killed BY
ghtning, and Whist was very singular, there
as only one lash, and that so faint as not be
'perceiYsd BY many II the neigh borhood
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
REPORT.

We hope, by This days mail, to receive
confirmation of REPORT. brought by an
intelligent passenger in yesterday mail
stage, (Which is said by him to have been
handed from passenger to passenger) that
the y. trieate CoNCREss had arrived in
me cutter harbour of Boston, with AN En-
gIish frigate her prize.
Va. Herald SCI. 19.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
Viii he Sold.

On The 9th Of October next, at the late re
sidence OF Nathaniel Holman, decd, in the
npper end Of Henrico county, all the pro.
rerty Of the decedeut. fcon-isting Of one
Cow & Cslf, fte head II Hogs, Geese.
small Aircei Of Nheak Rne stack OF Rye
ard croPcf Corn atwFg. we've mon ns
cfege viii be giyei&the purchasers on 81
,irg bond with approved security. All
Sons having claims agains, the estate Of
Eslbariel Holman, decd, are requested to
bring them forward properly authenticated,
i, rider that distribution may be made
according to law.
Ceo. JYRhamssH, S. II. G. irfo 7ohose
lands the estate Of Natht Holman
is committed }or Hdm'H.
Sept 90.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
NO TIck.

TIE SUBSCRIBER
UW Proceed 10 seU 10 4e kigLiest bidder,
on THURSDAY, The &0th'Ocfober uc.rt,
az he fian, afion of MeSate Nathaniel Sci
den, decd in The eounfy # Powhafan
SOME STOCK: consisting t
Horses, Cows, Hogs, &c.
To- ether zyith some fIIouscboie Furaiture
WILLIAM SELDEN,
Administrations Of Nath' Selden.
Sept 20. eptds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
a. fKcdycsolA,. ON instant,

On WcdncSaA4l, @yb WsI"H',
VIII be sold, at the dwelling house OF DOC Jc
tor Warrell, adjoining the Wa1ipgton !
vtrn. ali his Household and hNehen FoH
.VFTURE, ON credit of ninety days Also
several likely NEGROES c,r
Sept 90.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
Total IL guns
CHNpLrsroN ,Sen.ls.

~It n u y + . IVN, DC p IO'
Lateaf from The Ftisate Esser = We
were Yesterday favored sith a Jamaca pa
Per OF the 18th uit. The only article of any
importance it contained is the following
relative 10 The ESSEN JTiSafc, Canaan
PORTER, which is one month later than any
thing before received
KING sToN, (Jam.) August i2-At length
we have some autllentc information res
pec'ing the United States frigate Essex
by letter from Lima, dated May 30, to
nercantIe house in this city, we ascer
tain hat she anchored off that haroor or
The 5ih of April, having in charge two
ships, supposed TO be her prizes, English
South seanen and that she shortly zfter
proceeded 70 ceuizc of the Galapagos Isl
anaS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
EIGHT NAVAL VICTORIES.
NJ O TIcE.

by virtue of deed of frast, executed b.,
Samuel Ellis, to the subscriber, 10 secure
the payment of two debts due James Ander
son. and now of record in Snrry county
court, shall proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, ior ready money, at Pylaudsbo-
rough,, on Satnrdaysthe 2d IF OctoDer next,
iii fair, if not, on Mondak the 4th.) the
following property, % Wit: NEGROES,
Charles. Lucy,szlfoses .,h Jimmy, one Ma
ihog.myDes shd Book cfsetw Mahogan,
Dining Tabic, one Tea ditto, one Clock,
one horse IS 81 harness, enc Sein, appa
ratus and boat, and the remaips of the
sioop Aurma, her tackle and apparel, or
so%nuoh If said property as will satisfy the
debts aforesanl, and the contingent expen
ces.
JAMES d. EDWARDS, Trustee
Ssrrs county, SEPT 20 dis
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20

Paiua6le Prize-- Arrived, at Ocraocck
on tile 9th nit. the brig Ann, one ct the
prizes taken by the snap Dragon. off Vie
banks Of Newfoundland. from Liverpool,
Ems bound TO 81 Iahns, New brunswick,
cargo Day Goods Crates, &c. valued at
100000 dollars. (Ac7v6e n fGher
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20

soon put about and stood out to sea, without
having been able to make prize ct the
smack iaeHffigarc fired several shot at
the Heck house and gun boats, al / of which
fell fort.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
LAsgEsT FROM LONG ISLAND
49, SONNY.

~ ~ passenger in a small sloop from N.
LdnAPn which place TIC left last Saturday
mof.lHg we learn that there were of New.
London two'74s and a frigate, and that he
passed m the Sound between New London
ana \. Haven,alsp three ships of war, with
~ sioops' thelg psisess.ip company one of
Snlch was on hre,i The sou,A is now free
Tor market boats rs usual. e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
Ertract Of ic. from, Paris. datec
May 7, 1918.

Rrtract Of a ic. from Puri8, dated
May Z, 1918.
81 before informed you of the particulars
of our unfortunate capture, on the of
Feb. off the island Of Corvo. by the French
frlgates L'Hortense and L'Elbe--the COM
modoie fearing we might fall in with En-
g6Ah cruisers, thought proper to secure him
self by burning ;hc Nancy, and had the
lnorlihSation TO see her and cargoin a blaze
iiAaApN two hours after we were taken
The commodore, Iojustify his conduct, re
INQrted 10 the government that we were En-
E1ish,'-had license, and other ridiculous
stuf-but as he has not been able to pro.
duce a licence, or prove us any thing but A
mericans. his charge will operate in our fa-
vor. He appears t. have withheld the pa
pers from the government, but the minis
ter of marine has sent positive order to
Brest for him TO forward them to Paris. |
nave written long and spirited letter to
| the Duke of Bassano, which our consul gene .
raj informs me has been approved of and
had good efiect--since which have been
requested to furnish a statement Of the va
lu6 of vessel and cargo put them at
! $4,000, and If they pay me the amount,
e. hen claim the value OF the freight
| HNfthe council OF prizes are restoring a
! grew many American vessels some OF which
/ have been captured three on four years
I Mr. Diehl, oil Port Penn, who was captured
in the ship Bctsey, Of Philadelphia, and
whose ship and cargo vas condemned by
the Epperor himself, has lately had a de
creS ievefsng the condemnation and resto
| ring sBiilsand cargo worth 600 900 francs
| he ,laSleeh here 81 months. expect soon
10 hear Of some decision respecting Myself,
and have hopes Of It's being favorable"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
Sent. is,

C2.HJoD0RE CH4UN'CEY
Having sailed on his tid cruise We iii il due to
truth To state the exact amount OF his force as wen
as that OF The enemy, both OF hch have been great
~ mislepreseuIcd. = -.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20

ar There is ~ t.So .Norsier7i .IIails due-'rhe
Papers iromsthe south are sery barren of intelli
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20

JUST PUBLISHED,
ind for sole at -6rgRg Office, PisHmsnd,
THE VIRGINIA ALMANACK
For the year Of our Lord,
1914,
Being the second after Bissexte or Lean
year, and SSJh Of American Independence.
ADAPTED TO THE LATITUDE AND ME-
RIDIAN or RIcHM Nd.
BY n. II. TURNER.
Containing, in addition to the usual As.
trononical calculations, variety Of useful
and entertaining matter, including the supe.
rior and inferior court days. sc. in Virginia
and North Carolina, civil officers # 60
vernment. PoSt-roads. &c &c Gyc.-Crcas
allowance 70 wlo!oCals purchasers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
Johnson & Garth.

| Johnson S Garth,
ETlflST door below Gambles's corner, !;
4 Tor Main streeH7f-sase just received AN
a Esw INTO Of ! D,Rs|XS23DDS'SRoN MON
Der Of Articles If D1AlSsZIc M.qWU-
FACTURE;Ikmofig whisTerfe. Fine and
Coarse Czofhs-C heckS, Pddfdq. e Ssrines
--Cotfon Yarns Morocco Shoes- Cotton
Cards.
03@ On hand, SALT, LOAF SUGAR
and GERMAN STEEL
- COUNTRY PRODUCE STORED
and SOLD on the customary terms.
Richmond, Sept. Is. WIT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20

Virginia, Seht. 6 1918.
S.-Those printers who have all long
done business for us, will give this advertise
ment one ortwo insertions, and charge the
same to our account
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-08
-gD0-
kMERiCAN SEAMEN,
PRISONERS OF WAR,
FoR SALE at JAMAICA,
tbe BalaVark Of ouy Religion"

The following IS HnDouf Dafeici--it APP
pears that the AmgRIcAN PRisoSERs arc to
be hirod out like negroes, TO assist in naviga-
ting the ships Of the enemy-Enstand seems
to have lost all scose OF honor and honesty.
every day becoming more ap,y fitted Tor
holy" alliance With the Saveges and flyer
ines, her prescn, and best friends. aCy~ Look
at this ADvERTrsEaEsT FaOa A JAMAICA
PAPER.
PORT Royal, fJa. J N5u. ASH, 1912.
/" Masters Of vessels about to proceed TO
England with convoy, are informed, ,hat they
may be sahhHed with limited number Of a.
MERICAN SEAMEN, (t,isoners ef uar
to assist io navigating their vessels, on the
USUAL TERMS, by applying TO
GEORGE MAUDT, Aoz.r."
1meyieaus f! what think We Of this
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-08

pUsLIsHED Rr .aUTaoRf1Y.l
AN ACT

In addition to an act regulating the Post
Office establishment.
ID Eft enacted by IRE Seaase and Hoase sf
Id Representatives. Of tie United Sfasss Of
.'sseriea, II, Congress assembled, That the
Post Master General be, and he is hereby
authorised 10 contract for carrying mails o'
he United States in any steam boa, or boats,
which arc or may be established to ply be-
tween one pos, town and anothcr post town !:
Provided, That such oonusc, shall not be
made for longer period than four yeafss
Ind provided ciso, .rha, The pay Tor such
service, shall not be az greater rate, taking
into consideration distance, expedition and
frequency, than is paid for carrying the mail
by stages on the post road, or roads, adjacen,
to the course of such steam boats, and that
such contracts shall secure the regular trans
por:ation cf the mail throughout each year.
II CLAY,
Speaker cf the Hors: et Representatives
WM. III. CRAWFORD,
President Of ths Ssla:e, tre tempsre
February q, isle.--.ly1preped, JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-08
Removal, No. ll2!!!

NATHANIEL. SWEET, informs bis friends and
IN and the public in general, that he has remove
70 store No. 1i2, Thames,street, corner oi Church
street, where he has large assortment ot
SPRING AVID SU.M.NER GeoDS--
Cheap for cash, z--Broadcloths Cassimeres, nev-
onshire Kcrseys, Plains, Coatnss, Baizes Flanncis,
Blankets, Caicoes and Ginghams, Checks, Lustrings
and satins, Italian and Canton Grapes, Bombaaetis
and Wildbores, Ratinets, Hosiery, cotton, worsted
AMI silk Velvets, EapknS, cotton Cassmeres, &c
With variety Of other articles in the Dry eoods line
The smailes. favor gratefully acknowledged
Newport. March l8. 1878. (oW)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-08
REMOVHL.

INTM. LOWE respectfully informs
w his friends and the public in general. that
he has removed to the store
OPPOSITE TIE UNION B.7.NR,
where he shall be happy to attend those Ladies and
Gentlemen, who may honor him with their custom.
He hos hand
60 boxes Spanish SEGARS, which ne viii
sell wholesale and retail.
PERFUMERY aad Gu UTLERY, as usual.
A large assortment Of GARDEN SEEDS, consist
ing of great many species, aud of the first quality
He has new kind Of Liquid Backing, superior
n, any heretnfo-c uSed March -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-08
Hay seed.

VNTN. DOUGLASS, No. 20, at the head
wv Of Broad. street, offers for sale,
1900 W.T. clean Red Clover Seed
20 bushels clean Herds Grass Seed;
50 do clean Burdens Seed,
hhds. Of real English Beans, which viii be
sold cheap for cash, BY the hid. or busbel-
they have been proved in this town to Ie a
good substitute for coffee, or to bell with
pork IN England one busbel is considered
equal to three bushels of oats for horses, and
10 f...cn hogs one busbel is equal 70 two bush
els OF Corn. They make horses long.windcd,
and arc called 10 EcglaOd horse.ls.aR
..aS.reA -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-08
FURWITUkE.

TOR SALE, variety Questionable House
l. hold Furniture, consisting OF Chairs. booking.
Glasses, mahogany post Bcdsteads, set DINING ra-
bios, Card Tabses, Tea and Drnin sets Chn@' brass
Andirons, Shovels and ToDgs, and Kitchen Utensils
Apply to JOHN IL. WHEEL" hi'hi
Ncwport ADril l. 1878
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-08
Newport, March Is, 1919.


ITAS lust received the Managers List OF Prizes
I l. in the second class Of Susque'anna Cans' Lot
,ary, which may be examined gratis, at his lrffy
Fortunate Lottery ofice--where a few warranted
undrawn Numbers in the PLYMOUTH BEACH
LOTTERY, now dra wing, (eieven days over,) nearly
all the high prizes in the wheel, may be Obtained t
;mmediste application be male. April 1.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-08
English, India, French and
American GOODS.

TUST received, and for sale by r. o RICHMOND
j an extensive assortment of staple and Fang
GOODS--among others,
500 ps French ribbons, of every description; long
and short kid Gloves green and black Ssttins;
Iutssrings /; Linen; Cambricks; fancy half hk!s.
Laces Lace Mitts Dnities Bandanas black sax
and Madras hhiss and extensive assortment OF
American manufactured Ginghams sbirtinGs (;
Bedticks, &c. &c.
.9,so-i0 bo xes brown Sugars. of an excellent
uualty--ail Of which viii be sold unusually cheap
sor cash Feb 20.
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CALICOtS, &c.

lust opened--l trunk superfine Calicoes, of new
j patterns; and case Irish Linens which, with
a general assortment Of DRY GOODS, are offered
=, reduced prices, for Cash only at Wholesale and
retail. At p o RICHMONDs Cash Store.
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Prirfed ord P,sbssisd GA 71srsaGys, BY
WILLIAM SiMONS,
(cuBLTsRER. OF THE LAWS OF coNoREss,l
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TEAMS
The paper il printed once a week, at 2 dollars a
gear, one half in advance.
Advertisements conspicuouslyinsert stthe rate
At dollar and So cents square, for three weeks
smaller ones in the same proportion.
Printing, in all its variety ,executed with accuracy
aud despatch Orders respectfully solicited
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