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VALUABLE LhND--.For H,,le


( IN Thursdsy, ,le 18th daj Of August next, IA
~ fair, u not the neS fair day., wa he oiiersa
tor sale on fhe premises~-A 'FRACT OF LANE Il.
the coan'y CT owhatr belos SiHg to the esiste ct
james Lyle, dse'd, lying IN the SOUTH and North
FORK OF Zine Creek, con shining 4is acres by slate
survey OF The surveyor Tor sad county OH The fol-
loving Tsrms, to wit One t,iird OF ,he purchase
money 20 be PAID on the frst day Of Janusr, agIz.
one ttird on the first day III january 1875 ana tho
r, ma;n.nE thrd the first dry ofSl (euL, sp.,,-
ing Bonds Tor amount Of parehase to be executed
ny me purchaser, TO bear intcrest from then date,
with deed * trust on the baud 10 secure their p.,
neat. Mr, Josiah for!oifis, The present occupant,
VII shew TIE promises 90 any one Disposed 10 uur-
chase and vhuse lesse provides for sowing cheat
az proper time IA The event Of ssle, Possession
to be gwen q the land aud housss on the ISIS, s
OF Deccnlber next, when said lease will s1pire
JAMES i!lthNDER, Agent for Rubert
Graham, exs'r osJs. g., -, Gee'd.
5uiy &c. ct
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August 10.
Mn E8TRAf IY4RN

M E87.RhF I2.4R&
= ( N'KEN UP by jane, Rcaee,loi' sc AAe.ss
L county, a, eatrsy Mare, hrossa h3s 10 ,,ark
or hlaw iour iett s.x seven inches hr.h, k&teh
All, droopt ramp, cNe ed uce s.,G -uS, y.aps oda
John X Robertson, fohn fiooerl-o., and je. .;sss
copy, Teye, IT Lfi.Sts, q, II Y. ,
Amelia. August 10 st
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SIMON BLOCK,

OT Tickets TO be had of simnn 3'oes, Winans
burg, snd Of Simon Block, jt. ElShrDond.
Tickets IN the different Northern LOTTERIES, q,
well &c In the eSoVe Va Lottery, can DE had on lib
ersl terms at the licensed Lottery Cfioe OF J. r
KGrshesdt, few doors below the Bell Tavern.
Richmond, May %. If
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nv CHA.vCERY

IN Ciii.FCER y, c
AMHERST Coun,,. Ju'y Court, .sis.
Edward T.. Davis, Congert,
AGAINST
fhomss i. Gaines and Lucy his wife, ara,rueher
VI W'oasoo,, iet'.s.
e snE coUaplaiSsat having fled RS Bis, and the
4 nefsh'."ts rhrfaasL L. Gsinvs srd Lucy his
wife NJ; having en,ere,i ,,deir spppsFsn.e aud eY.
en- security s.oor,ins 10 the Act CT A-setpb.y .ni
the rules OF t'hs Court, and il appesrin tbs ss.
lsieet'on OF the Court ti:st they po;iahsSiig;r
wtan the it,its ut THIS com ealh III - n Sc
fore ordered q dec,ecd. That unless tl,, said las,
nafned defendants 10 appeal, here pn before tht
hr't day OF oetoper term next sat answsc the Cui-
pisiuanPs Dni, the Tane ihe ~ a,,eA be l. e.,
as confessed, enI the uss,er ~ equity thereof sa
he decreet aceoidingy--osa 1t rs turtle, ordered.
mat CORY OF this order be fortnwi,h insertsh in
some Newspaper published ~ ifichmontl, months
successfully and another copy posted mp at the from,
door Of the court-house CT .hi county so,e eour,
day. - .a.
a copJ, Teate,
A. B.DiVrFS, u. G. A.
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II 1eocher H.nnfcd.

n 1eOcier B1Hled.
bATB tho Subscribers wish 10 employ an Fnyii. !,
~ Teacher. 70 take sharpe Of a school ~ Paw.
h''an---one who "iii come vel recommended, viii
mcrt 0ith liberal ebcanrsgeuerS by applying to
Jacob HiedGax, Fyancis GsoIc q Inn Ssoft.
August 3. u
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PETER Ii TELLER,

3 q rs removed tn toe rooms Captain cr,tob.
fied's store, 4 log ero,.s tl-s So. Tavern,
~nerc be j. practising 10 the ysroys branches Of his
rotessiDn tsef Is. setting artificial teeth, cleansing,
pu gins, sx'FacGug. &c. tt
N. y. a ire or ssrvart directed TOP. lie Teller
II tie s'OTe p!aoe Wili be attended TO-
!uy %. "
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4 I'm the 3,li Gay OF Ce,nber next, 7ilibe of.fgd
. y tor shls Pge'cky Oh tie premises, thai iaisa'
be
,s TPHC1o cfLHyVb.
S:tua'sd in Ssmpbel Csurt, on stsuntoa iigef. iha
properly q Fayette h.nfy, fic des'5. e05i,isHg
y known ~ the name 81 1ne HIS Cfstf i'3Hlst'Nn
= lds rsc; IA supposed a. a7p,aio .r,is ~ - q
THVUeAND ACRES 'ie ~ atet ysrt @; sRigH
IS goot Tobacco bsHG. Tie rtrcbastr Rii bg res
pvred 10 pay down one.lrlf DC k,ocuat Ie e sgA
u HaY he I'D sni 20 'aJ thr ,c-;ipr 81 DrG js9F
from t'e; sats, giving bonl s-j c.ae dy ANA
Deed ia tsast u answer f'.f -,el ....f ,,-s rc,f
CHRIS T.ir ,.l.4.;... r.. s. DOS
Tu'y 90. 80
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Z oST or A1is,sid. some time IN the year 500,
"a ZONE granted by Mv Benjsiain Oliver, Jr.
10 SIR. Jno Swami, srd by him s,sigaed TO .e, and
by nie 10 Nr. Colin SifRae.--SaiS Bond amounted
20 Lisp, due iSt JANUARY 1896. When transferred
to Nr. Rae there we're credits nn it, Wiieh resi'i
cod i 60 E.g23, Which sum has. understand, been
paid, and Is in foil OF The Aforesaid BoPd.
ERETT RAEDOLPH
Povhstan, Augusi & wSw
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IEN uOLlAlNo thMnNu,

: 2 UNA WAY froin tie Suhoeriber 81 40 IN Ring
20fN VI ar souniy, q Negro Huy y a.. halbs q
" ASfiNCFON. ~ yoeis OH, iisp .et. nv iBshea
l1sh, very black. d. va look ~h, r sp,il ~ tesa
sear .ppo;' hio breast We bpcn. g9iiy9 DC e
luriirg about the n,igl bouraonh u ~ 5osleF ~
Coeke, as he iiHs Sciadons there, ~ :ls sIb CT
Richmond, where Re also hao rtia..ocs Ahs Per:
delivering ,lEe csid hoy 90 sac ca seenrhs Mfs
in sii ~ hat sct hin assia shall rccree rs abess
rsYerd. JAniES RDEklM.
Jr!y 81. etp
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-. L.6aln8 - n1nnpL.s

". u HIftS ". HZDVK/S,
AFFEl,S his ne dics services t. TIE iahshifants
~ o. The eity 81 Richmond sod 10 vioiuiy--Re
reades 10 Is Street ~ The house goreeriy occupied
ny MAJ Tornphins bs;ween bis present residence 4,
Dr. mcCure'o
July t6 0io
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kagnst 10.


RIM "a ~ y
4 sN the 9Sth u,. aIqiaSto NSaA " naa AeR,
Z p or % he eats hi,nsei Jstsi ;1RlFFf n tie
Is well msde, hat hs sta,u.,. i go-, lEattv Necs
!reckr'' IN t'e fsce with has two uppet frs la-Ih
ort, he generally airs short DIRK nsaEeels eaet
and pSntGiooas OF nankeen, l.ht -z-ii tse yer.
II wold he Reet'ess 10 desrn las ci9,, a$tsS so bss
variety he is much a|Iict 10 sifra.H4 EaJ .af.
ten impertinen,- Inclined e. te,t-, ~, viii
aim tortach p.-ilairip!is w ceVer,-s lsiy+P ,hea
sail jack 10 n'--,.or s.cnre aim ~ aay sys t!lns
wili.b rev scdi d iibsraly.
MART MdsRbsT.
Fiohmond Augnst 10. 1918, q.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-13

SS iLL pF SpLb 10 the hishcs. hd!es ar a
w credit - t~eiye mcnthe, en- The 1'tr t,sy II
AuSn:t i'ext * he Tavern OF Airs, Sarah isFslss
in the County Of Esssxi 4.
Is Y.f1 UHBLE St.3VES,
Belonging to ne estRte OF ilnsd ErosAs deed, SEs
on the 9th o! uSust neat, will be sS.3 na a s,efs:
Of twelve month"; fon, the first OK yapea.f isiAs
Falus5ie tscm combining
2i7 RE-, mofs or ic5SHA
Situated in the County OF Ess lYiliiar, h.igasisg
70 the esist, o SAID iiaeH browne deed Chs Ina
proyencuts on thc sa tract al iEa,, are >rtliesry
tor the acecmIoodatiVa O y sniali family fne sale
81 the tsnt wii TAX pace oH tie p$tl..sls-=
bends With approved security xii de Required 81
he purehaa' r. OF the ilnd aad sSSet.sS-F ssssse3
OF ,he Land 's'li - given OF the let 81 5ahAaFFp
1874.
5-FoaSHNAN,
Ait-s .5s tFa =
August 10 ssg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-13

The foregoing scheme 10 now ,frered to the publ.
in pursuance OF act of the Legislatures passed ti
session o: ISI0ii. The subscribers having receiy
ed .rcus the Commissioners Of William K Mar,
CoHese transfer OF their authority TO raise cer
tain Of motley 10y Lottery heretofore offered II
the puhiir the lfnety Number Letter., which l,a
wing ;si.sd to meet with patronage this Schem,
Is now oEcr=d TO their eansders ton, affor,iins {,
adgencirers great advantages in addition TO tls,
1uiahie purposes 30 which the moasy arintig there
frOn viii be sppie:l. The subscribers transfere,
assure the pubic ihat prizes drawn in this Letter,
| slIail be puaetaa!ly psid.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-13

y 'siE ComrafndaniA OF Adultery Cpmgarles ehS
have t<en pr who MAJ herc5Iitc be iuenlslel
with '.",non. are hese1' HotIiic', ihrt - An aTs
vice n Cougel O! the aigi Of March lns,, tsys sFy
authorised to Dave Sheds bunt 20 sAvit,i thl as=-y
Hroyid.d, tat TIE ezp,n dOts az: 1Sepsi tht lev.
loving iaas, q vi For 5sel iuF tvt yitsts n
Csanon, fifteen dollars, ard Tor IHHT pieges l#eAtF
to3sr5, NhIcl shsh 5C paid on sppii ilGN " iha
TX eeutive. y N. RDBEhIGeiS. &, q.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-13

Ricamoa!, Coaic3i Cidsa5cS, ,4sslst 81, 1915
Z III Conttac ors i-r making X rs ~ 81, EEiBs
~ aotwcath, VITO nave pry or sqaa an, all
oihcts il hose posse ssiOn tiers n95 We i2Hti f94
longing 70 the public, uudistrbussr, ffy h.ftty as
qrreJ to save ihco, conveyed to ,lis riase. &, as
hrst convenient opportunity Nhirh shsll &c eHs ~
self. VIZ. RJ3EtrsoH, q. =:
August g. aw
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IBY MUTHoRlTY.l
s G. x E..Ist Il
O. W. OF TIE
VIRGINIA hltERA1;URE I.OTTERI
5000 Tickets al S7Ag IS, 600.
GTAtrrllhI 8 Wv nEI,kRc

5,JUu aIcKets AZ f17--&SJ IS ,tsJV.
STATIONARY PRIZES.
Eirst 1900 BLANKS, each Is c.
First drawn naTrber the 9th,
ioih, ilth snd 18th days, cash 6 so,
first the i5ta, Iogt
Frat on the t9th, tAli
First the 2oti,, 1908
All prizes subject 20 deduction Of as pey cen.
payable so Gsgs after fhe drsYinsis lirished.
go Tickets 20 be drawn ON each day OF draw
ing,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-08-05
NATIONAL FAST.
rBY .9UTHORiTY.1

1t being duty peculiarly incumbent in q
time of public calamity and war, humbly and
devouiIy 10 acknowledge our dependence up
on Almighty God, and to implore his aid and
protection :--thcrctorc,
Resoi0ed BY the Senate and House Of Re-
hresentaapes Of the United States Of .dmerica,
in Congress assembled, That joint commit
tee of both Houses wait on the President of
the United States, and request that he recon-
mend day of Public Humiliation and Prayer,
TO be observed by the people of the United
States with religious solcmn,y, and the Offer
ing of fervent supplications to Almighty God
for the safety and welfare Of these States, his
blessing on their arms, and the speedy res,or-
alton of peace. II. CLAY,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
+. GERRY,
Yice. President Of the United States, and
President Of the Senate.
Washington, July l6, 1918.
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1 fold trausgressions, and awaken and strength
| en- in all the wholesome purposes Of rcpen-
tance and amendment that In this season OF
| trial and calamity, he would preside in par
| ticuIar manner, over our public councils, and
inspire all citizens with love of their coun-
try, and with those fraternal affections and
that mutual confidence, which have SO happy
tendency TO make, US safe at home and re-
spected abroad and that, as he was graci-
ously pleased, heretofore, to smile on our
struggles against the attempts of the govern
ment of the empire, of which these States
then made part, to wrest from them the
rights and privileges in which they were en-
titled in common with every other part, and
TO raise them to the station of an independent
and sovereign people so he would now be
pleased, in like manner, to bestow his bles-
sings OH our arms in resisting the hostile and
persevcring efforts Of the same power, 10 de-
grade US OH the ocean, the common inheri-
tance Of all, from rights and immuni,ies, be-
longing and essential to the American peo-
pie, as co-cqual member of the great COM
munity of independent nations and that, in
spring our enemies with moderation, with
justice and with that spirit OF reasonable ac-
commodation, which our country has contin-
ucd to manifest, we may be enabled TO beat
our swords into plough shares, and TO enjoy
10 peace, every man, the fruits OF his honest
industry, and the rewards OF his lawful en-.
tcrprize.
If the public homage Of people can ever
be worthy the favorable regard of the Holy
and Omniscient Being to whom it is address
scd, it must be that, in which those who
joined in il are guided only by their Tree
choice, by the impulse of their hearts and
the dictates of their consciences and such
spectacle must be interesting to-all christian
nations as providing that religion, the Gift
Of Heaven for the good of man, freed from
all coercivc edicts, from that unhallowed con-
ncxion with the powers Of this world, which
corupts religion into an instrument or an u
supper of the policy of the state, and making
no appeal bus to reason, 70 the heart and 10
the conscience, can spread its benign influ-
cncc every where and can attract to the Di-
vine Alter those frcc-will offerings Of hum
bic supplication, thanksgiving and praise
which alone can be acceptable to Him whom
no hypocricy can deceive, and no forced sac
rifces propitiate.
Upon these principles, and with these
views, the good people of the United States
are invited, in conforming with the resolution
to dedicate the day above named,to
the religious solemnities therein recommcn-
ded.
Given at Washington, this twcnty-thitd
day of July in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and thirteen.
JAMES MADISON.
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WHEREAS the Congress OF the United
States, by Joint resolution Of the two Hou-
scs, have signi6ed request that day may
be recommended, 10 be observed by the peo-
pie of the u. States with religious solemnity,
as day Of Public Humiliation aud Prayer !;
and whereas in Tins OF public calamity, such
as that OF the war, brought on the u. States
by the injustice of foreign government, 1t
is especially becoming that the hearts OF all
should be touched with the same, and the
eyes of all be turned to that Almighty Pow:
cr, in whose hand arc the welfare and the
destiny of nations do, therefore, issue this
my Proclamation, recommending to all, who
shall be piously disposed to unite their hearts
and voices in sddrcssing,at at one and the same
time, their vows and alterations, to tho great
Parent and Sovereign of the Universe thar
they assemble on the second Thursday OF
Septcmbor next in .hcir respective religious
congregations, to render him thanks for the
many blessings he has bestowed on the pco-
pie Of the United States; that he has blessed
them with land capable of yielding all the
neccssaries aud requisites Of human life, with
ample means for convenient exchanges with
foreign countries that he has blessed the
la,ors employed in its cultivation and im-
provcmcnt that he is now blessing the excr-
lions TO extend aud cstablish the arts and
manufactures, which will secure within our
selves supplies too important to remain de-
pendent, on the precarious policy, on the
pxaceable dispositions OF other nations, and
particularly that he has blessed the United
States w1tha q political constitution founded on
The will and authority of the whole people,
aud guar4 r4ntccing to each individual the secu-
ryty, not only Of his person and his property,
But Of those sacred rights of conscience, so
essential to his present happincs, and SO dear
to his future hopes that with those express
sions of dcvout ,hanxfulncss be joined sup.
p!ica,ions to tho same Almighty Power, that
he would look down with compassion on our
nirmilics, that he would pardon our mani.
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w Ill take notice, that the following Public Off
W GERS have been authorized to frank, and 10 re
cege theiroffca letters free, since the publication
of the Post-Master-Generals Instructions in 1870
The Adutantand Inspector-Generl, Adjutant. Gene
raj, Apothecary General, Commssary General, Com
missary- General OF Ordnance, Commissioner of the
General Land Office, Inspector General, Physician
and Surgeon-Geners, Quarter aster General, Vac
cine Agent-and the Commissary General, Commits.
soner Of the General Land Office, and Quarter Mas
terGenera are authorized to transmit all their let
tiers and packets, by mail, free of postage.
GIDEON GRANGER,
Post Master General.
or The several printers who publish for the Gen.
erai Post Office, will please to insert the above in
their respective papers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-08-05

THE Subscribers, Proprietors of Letters Paten
l. from the President Of the United States, for the
IAfPROVED G.3S-L.AAIP,
for lighting Manufactures. Mines Mills, Theatres,
Lighthouses, and other buildings, with Hydrogen
Gas, or inflamabe air, produced from Pit Coal in
more agreeable, more safe and less expensive man.
ner than has hitherto been done by any other meth
od, having it in operation in building in New
port. II. l. and in the Cotton Manufactory Of Mr..
SErn BEMIs, in Watertown, (seven miles from
Boston) which now brilliantly illuminated every
night with Gas Lights, to the exclusion of every 9TH
cr artificial means, they respectfully invite gentle
concerned in manufactures, &c to call and
view it in operation, and be convinced of the utility
and advantages OF this Improvement The Gas APP
paratus is very simple in its construction, and
sy in its management, that any person Of ordinary
faculties. may be taught in or two operations, to
manage every part of it eficctuaily and the trouble
will be found infinitely less than that Of trming and
tending lamps or candles to afford the same number
of flames.
The Gas Lights are in no way offensive, but very
agreeable to the eye, and will be found extensively
useful in every situation where much light is requr-
cd especially in Cotton Manufactures. in as much
as they are less expensive than those irom tallow
oil, and free from the inconvenience and danger
sulting from the sparks and frequently snuffng of
lamps and candles, circumstances tending greatly
diminish the hazard of fire, and proportionaby TO
reduce the rate of insurance on buildings and mate
rials subject TO that destructive clement.
Contracts will be entered into for furnishing and
putting up the apparatus in manufactures, &c. i'm.
mediatey, OH terms highly advantageous to them by
applying to DAVID MELVILLE, .Ne,eporf, or
May 27. WINSLOW LEWIS, Boston.
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LATE OMISSIONS.
- =
4 BOLD EXPLOIT.

A Spanish frigate, having 500 troops on
board, and military stores, to aid the Royalists,
lately went into Santa Martha, cocciving It to
he in possession of that party Immediately
on anchoring she fired saloutc, winch was
returned by the fort, but the Independents
being aware Of he: mission, shortly after op-
cned the guns Of the fort on the frigatc, toia!
Iy dsmls,cd, and obtained complete posses
sion Of her when all the troops were landed
aud placed in prison. - Boston Chronicle.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-08-05

FROM LloydS LlSls.
The privatecr Gen. Armstrong, of NYork,
was chased, off Surrinam, l4th March, by the
Coqucttc, 90 gun ship, but sailed round her
and escaped. The Coqueuc was rauch cut,
up in her sails and rigging, and had two men
killed anG two wounded.
The Fox, James, bound to Lisbon, was ta-
ken 10th inst. about 3s leagues S.W of Cape
Clear, by an Am. privatcer, after running
fight Of anShour and ten minutes, and went
down about half an hour after her capture
The Fox had men killed and a wounded.--
The privatcer 2 killed and 5 wounded.
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NOTICE.

TIE subscriber is now closing bis hlssines there
fore requests all persons indebted to him, either
by Note or Book Account, to make immediate pay
ment-And all persons having any demands against
him, will please exhibit the same for settlement.
JONA. WILSON, jr.
July %. No. 6l, Broad-street
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POETRY.
From tic Mercantile advertiser.
LINES ON THE DEATH OF CAPT LAWRENCE

Ms oN lhE DEAih VI Ohr LIN w iS<SS
Tho Brtain's banners fan the air,
Where Nova Scotia's rocks arise;
Alas! the bloody grave is there
In which our gallant Lawrence lies.
Tho Britain's banners Ger il wave,
Aud hostile steps around it stray;
Yet still the need that's due the brave,
Shall every BriLon pause to pay.
No kindred tear may on il fall,
No fond ctEection linger nigh:
Yet hearts alive to honor's call
Shall frequent DER it heaye the sigh,
Those heroes who so long have hurld
Old Albion's thunder DER the wave,
Wheneer they reach this western world
Shall seek the honor'd Seaman's grave.
Yes--many rugged heart shall there,
Whilst bending DER it, pcnsive own
That Neptune ne'er may hope to rear
A nobier, braver, truer son.
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EVANSTON & SHAW

Offer for sale, on the mosf reasonable terms,
TWENTY-FIVE hhds of I'd and Sd proof West
India Rum,
ii pipes OF 4th proof Brandy,
80 casks OF first quality London Porter,
Is bbls. of Muscovado Sugar,
$50 ditto of Navy Bread, first quality,
20 ditto Of Jirk Beef, ditto,
so boxes of No. I, 2, and 8 Chocolate,
Is ditto of mould Candles,
Is ditto of dipped ditto,
IS ditto Of Soap,
10 ditto of French Cordials,
90 ditto of Florence Oil,
10 bales of Cotton,
l75 ditto Of Cassie,
30 casks OF first quality American Gun-Powder,
ditto OF ditto Eaglish ditto,
bbls. of New-Orleans Indigo,
Hampers Of Cider,
ditto of blue and white Crockery Ware,
$40 empty w. .. Hhds, new,
20 ditto iron bound ditto,
90 dozen green handled Knives and Folks,
20 ditto of Hose made particularly for the West
India market,
4 ditto of Chairs,
few kegs of oat Meal, Scotch Barley, and
split Peas.
ALSO,
500 bushelsof yellow Northern Corn,
600 ditto of white ditto ditto,
l40O ditto cf Virginia ditto Juty g.
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Negybort Sboe-St0re and
.ManYtaet0y,
No. 100, THAMES-STREET,
TOHN ~. DAVIS.

XXTHO has recently received from Boston and
Wv elsewhere, large assortment of Lads and
Gentlemens, Misses and Youths Morocco and
Leather SHOES, Of almost every description. Tie
has those of the first quality, which he will warrant
and recommcnd-also, quantity that he will sell
at reduced prices.
He also has his Shoe Store supplied from
his Manufactory with BOOTS and SHOES, which he
thinks he pronounce OF superior quality To any
which are made in Newport, and of the latest fash.
ions, as he employs number of experienced work
men =. Boot-making, and several excellent workmen
in the manufacture of Ladies' SHoES, Of every des-
crption.
Those Gentlemen who may wish to be fit
ted to their measure with Boots shoes, will please
to leave their measures his shoestore, or at his
Mandatory in the of the same, with his fore
man. Ladies wishing TO be fitted with Grecian Slips,
other Shoes, will be waited on by his foreman, who
will take their measures, at the shortest notice.
He returns his thanks TO his customers for
the patronage he has hitherto received and fatters
himself, BY the exertions he has made to prccrue
good workmen and the best materials for Boots and
Shoes, he shall receive further patronage.
NJ B. An assortment OF Morocco, OF ali
colors, Binding skins, Boot-Web. Cord and Tassels
SC.
'.' All orders from town and country will
be attended to. May &C.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-08-05

THE Subscribers respectfully inform their friend
L that their CARDING MACHINES are now in
excellent order for carding Wool, having had them
newly repaired. Every attention will be paid to ex
ecnte the work in the best Manner and the smallest
favor gratefully acknowledged.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
DARIUS II. L.4WTON
They have appointed the following persons as
Agents for receiving Wool, who will transport the
same, free of expence, to and from their Carding
Machine EDwARp w. LAwToN, .Ne7spors.
SANFORD ALMy, Little COgpten.
HoLpER ALny, jverssn.
pcrfsrno,,fh July T.