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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-07

Ofer for sale. on very reosorobe scrn5, 80.
NvE hundred and sixty seven bags and bbs
" coffee, entitled to debentuse; ID hhds. ou
proof Rum ~ d.. y. T. do; 6 pipes ~ P.oo'
Brandy, IS bo;s ness and prime Beef. ~ 90. PRIME
Pork $50 5bls. Navy Bread IS boxes Choco.'e
50 do Soap. 10 d.. sweet on IA bbis Turpenune
rs casks rs, quality American cannon and musxe s'
Powder 50 rams sheatbing Paper ~ Doae' "a .'
diais 9 hates Cotton. u.
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JoHN B. LYON,

No. 6, Ly0ns and No. q, Sc0Fs ~"aJ'
LJAs FOR SALE,
II SO 600 los. green Coffee, in hhds. and
b5.s entitled to debenture
50 bbls mess, and 80 do prime Besfi
go 10. prime Pork;
2D do. Tar, large barrelsi
50 pieces Russia Dock rs do. Ravens do;
shea,hing- Boards and Nails, constantly Q"
hand, at No g. Lyons wharf, where ship stores, &C.
a-e nut I'D Al the shortest notice IT, Mar. H.
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Ny Father BEDS and Feathers
r I'VE Geese and Fowl Ferhers. and Feather
L. 3.ds, from 20 to IS dollars, kept sons.anus
Tor ale hy AIR AHAM BARKER,
= No. 2, Chartss-sfreef
y;L,,u,.--an assortment. of MATrRossEs. OF
ever, description, constantly kepk fos sale sS0ys'
March %.
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lyHE.FJ.MRIGHT & LOPEZ,

WHEELMRIGHT & LOPEZ,
70, Thames.street, oDe' u ~ ''"''
295 boxes brown : SLTC3RS.vers srperior quaGIy
100 do. whteS
iOOOO bs Spanish Tobacco;
20 hhds. retailing Molasses;
. tons Logweod;
5000 lbs Coffee; .
900 bis. Philadelphia and N. York super Flour;
40 do. Turpentine;
A quantity Of Cordage;
.aiso-a few bbs mess and prime beei' +.
.Nswbors, December 30, 1913. "'
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FOR 81 -
vnsr1 e bis. ~, mes. :, .SsE,ss.
So So bbls ship and pilot ed In in
so beet Hams. smoked y lit petered'
SO uuintals Cod Fish 20,
w /. and n. f. Rum, by We hid;
Boards shingles and timbers, &c.
.Ncsvpcrt, Feb ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-05-11

| " baitaiions distributed around il. has bsen
struck viii, admiration. The view of so ma.
| ny Thousands Of their fellow citizens hasten.
ING through the capital to the army, since tho
Emperor's departure, have increased d the con-
hdences and security of the capital.
ne afmy, on its side, has seen with en-.
'nus'asm myusds OF brave men coming 10
snare 10 lis peris and labors. Its enthusiasm
IS INC greater, as II had not been prepared by
magnincient promises for thar rapid a, ,gmcn.
talion OF Its torces which il has experier,ced.
When 1t has performed prodigics, without
tue saccours sent to Il by the vigilance Of its
chiet We can judge Of what il is capable of
performing now that !, has added TO the cour-
. age OF Frcnchmcn, the confidence ACQUIRED
by victory.
All that the enemy's army, frustrated in its
expectations, has lost in courage, in conf.
uenco aod energy, the French army has pain.
ed. The Emperor, who know the character
and qualities Of the French, has revealed IN
hem by their victories the secret of their
strengis |; he can now obtain from than all
the successes that such d brilliant. beginning
forctels 10 be convinced Of il, il suffices
TO take few minutes with those brave sol.
diers who, though wounded, return into our
walls with an air Of hilarily---So much love of
the country, isa virtue OF French hearts,.
We arc ourselves astonished at our success.
ses, say they've did not expect victories so
complctc--the enemy cannot resist US il il
true, that when the Emperor arrives we think
ourselves stronger by 10000 men more.
Would TO God that you could see him amongst
US therefore,, as soon as he has command.
cd, his orders are obcyed." Such were the
expressions oTthose warriors --So saw ali tho
army, and each one of the soldiers of that ar
my fights for his family, his property, his ma.
i've land, and the national independence.
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MARINE. INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON, Feb. 24.--The Queen. British Il ansport,
with 47s persons on board, (325 of them sick and
invalid soldiers, 63 women and So children, from
the British army the Continent) was loA on IRE.
fusis Reef coast Of England, on the 18th of Janua
ry, and, dreadful to relate, all board except 100
men and women, pershed 6 French officers, pr.
soncrs, were among the number that were lost.
The Montague Packet, from Tenecife and Ma
dera was driven on shore at scilly the l4lh inst.
ard bilged.
LosDos, Jan. 1o,--The Equity, from London 10
Limerick was taken and burnt, the 9th ult by the
Kattesnake, Am privatecr; and the next dag she
captured and scutsled the Ad,ten, from Lisbon 10
London.
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@arsbai's Notire.


District Of Rhode island.
DURSUANT to Warrant FROM the Hon.
Il DAVID Howell, Esq Judge Of the Dis
'rict Court for the Rhode Island District
Notice is hereby given that there has been
lied before said Judge On Information by
WILLIAM ELLERY, Esq. Collector of the
'ustoms, for the District of Newport, a.
ainst Certain schooner or vessel called the
@'onna s4nna, her ta~kle, apparel and furni-
nre said vessel being forfeited as is alledg-
Cd in said Information for violation of the laws
oi the United States-And trial will be had
thereon, at District Court to be holden at
he Court House, in Newport, on the second
Tuesday in May next
ID. J. PEARCE, Dehufy- Marshal.
-hescto,r, .dhrt %, 1914 sTM.41
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BENJAMIN ROWLAND.


'AS taken stand just below the Post. Office
lie particularly solicits the patronage of Gen.
en- to whom his abilities have long since been
wn; those who are not so we'll acquainted with
work, who wish to have their clothes cur and
c in superior style Of elegance and taste, are
Iectfully invited 10 give him atrial, he with con.
nee assures them that their expectations shall
be disappointed.
B.-Wanted Immediately, one or two journey
who are good workmen.
ewport, May 4, 1914. If
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HENRY MOORE

HENRY MOORE,
At his Brick Store-MARxEr.Sou.pr
Has for safe,
60 hhds. New-Eneland RUM;
50 pipes Sisson's GIN;
100 bbls. Philadelphia and Baltimore su.
Perfne FLOUR,
Is kegs negro-head TOBACCO;
GROCERIES and SHIP. STORES, as usual.
May 4.
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Has for sale,
AT the Store OF VIM, S N. ALLEN,
No 8. Long -WharE
Is bbls. prime Beef;
10 do. mess and prime Pork,
so do. fresh Philadelphia Flour;
do. Cayenne Cloves, of superior quality;
50 quintals Goldfish, 1st quality;
w l and N. Rum, by the hid:
Shipan Cabin Bread large or small quantity.
Spanish and American Segars, and Paper To.
CO, wholesale and retail.
Likenasc- 800 Rails. MayA
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Cheap ! Cheap /. Cheap !!

Sugar, Tea, and Coffee,
wholesale and retail, al peace prices
Also, just received-A general assortment of
tY GOODS adapted to the season-In barfieu,or.
;" pieces yellow Nankeens, of superior quality.
For sale 5y
p. o. RICHMOND.
Newport, May 4. sw,
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Have for Sale,
We hundred boxes Candles;
100 do. do. Soap;
20 barrels superfne Flour;
10 tons Archangel Hemp;
% hhds. retailing Molasses;
j2 boxes Havana brown Sugar;
IS bids. w. l. Rum;
10 bags debenture Coffee.
y respectfully offer their services as Auction.
nd Commission Merchants, and refer for infor-
respecting their establishment, to Messrs
=. & SAMUEL wHIrEBoasE, Of Newport.
evidence, April 90. f.
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NOTICE.

NY Person desirous of contracting for the deliv-
cry of 700 Cedar Posts, ten feet long and nine
les in diameter, will please call or the Command.
officer at Fort.Wocott. May a.
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FROLIC.

lie high bred Horse FROLlC, will stand at the
stable of Capt. GEoRoE LAwroN, -keeper)
smouth.-Frolic is years old, Is hands high,
! regular proportion, high carriage, and elegant
imported breed.
'orfsmOuih, May 4, 1914.
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WHEEL WRIGHT & LOPEZ.

HILL w Nl1f1 & LOFEL,
Thames.streef, Offer at bripc,e SALE.
% boxes Havana brown }
hhds. and 20 bbls. MuscovadoS "O""ho'
lbs Coffee, entitled to double debenture;
hhds. retailing Molasses;
pipes Gin, 1st and 4th proof;
bbls prime Beef-20 do. Pork;
bbIs. Turpentine--50 do. Tar;
pieces Russia Duck-50O0 bushels Salt;
bbls. Mackerel;
bags Tumeric--Spanish Segars
sPort, April Is, 1914.
WILLIAM WHITE,
|, Long Whav, Has for Sale,
J skss ssIs. p'ps'' first quality GIN,
9 9 pines p;1.a I';.aass M;aalasa'} WINE;
20 20 Sslss'' Ssis. first quality MoLAssEs;
20 bbls. Havana brown SUGAR;
100 w.t. COFFEE
10 10 chest: si.s' ay,on skin,} TEA;
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
10 10 ditto ditto sandomioso ps sEeARs. first quality;
ditto Playing CADS:
90 bottles CASTER OIL.
Also
~ large assortment of GROCERIES as usual
,rch 5, 1914 f.
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BLANKS,
= alnos: every deseritn,n, for sale BY
JOSIAH &. SLi,fIy,
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AN ACT
Directing the disposition of money paid into the
Courts Of the United States.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House of Rebresen-
fafires Of the United States Of .9erica in Congress
assembled, That upon the payment Of any money in.
to any district or circuit of the United States,
to abide the order Of the court, the same shall be
deposited in such Incorporated Bank as the court
may designate, and there remain till it shall be de-
cided to whom it of right belongs: Provided, That
if in any judcis district there shall be no ncorpo-
rated Bank, the Court may direct such money to be
deposited according to its discretion ]srov,ded also,
That nothing herein shall be construed prevent the
delivery of any such money upon security, accord.
ing to agreement of parties, under discretion Of the
court. LANGDON CHEvES,
Speaker Of Aae House Of Rep-esentatipes.
r. GERRY,
Viee.President Of The United States, and
President ef the Senate.
April Is, 18l4.-1pproped, JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT
Fixing the time for the next meeting Of Congress.
BE ii enacted by the Senate and House Of Rebresen.
soves Of the United States Of 7meriea in Congress
sem6ied. That after the adjournment Of the present
session the next meeting of Congress shall be on
the last Monday in October next.
LANGDON CHEvES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
z. GERRY,
Vice President Of the United States. and
President Of the Senate
April ls, iSl4-Aparoved, JAMES MADISON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-13
Yalua6le Lands For Ssie.

VatUabie Lands For .Seie.
Il ME subscriber wishes to sell that very va,usb,e
4 1RAC2' Of LIND wherein he now reside.
Known by the name of Old Curles living on James
River, about Is miles below Rishmono. conta;nine
4S0 acres
AlSO-150 acres Of heavily timbered Land. s,1, .
veyed in the year 1889, about enc mile from The a.
bove mentioned tract--And an undivided mo;ety of
tract OF Land called Fairhl aboat I 9 miles he
low Riohmond, adjoining the estate Of Col. Tbomso
NJ Randolph, called VeriRa estii sted at so aerrs
RS thought unnecessary to give description of TN.
above lands, presenting that person viii purchase
until he has first seen them. The two Srst tracts
wi'i e shswn by either myself, or in my absence,
by Mr William Prosser--snd the other traets by
MT: Ballard Ammons. residing thereon
IL the above lands are not privately sold preyions
to the LIST day July n~xt (f fair Il not, the next
far day. they will be sold public auction On the
premises, on credit of s, IS, and 2i NJ onths-
bonds with approved security, carrying interes,
from the date, which will be RENTED if 1une,uay
paid, will be required by
.R.4URICE L.. .s1ILEEa.
N. B. The subscriber intending to visit the west.
ern country this summer, will sell the above pro.
perry to the highest bidder at his place of ressnee
to'd CuresC on the seeond day of Nay nest. in.
stead OF the first Of July, i fair, not the next fair
gay. he will not, noSo, dispose of the said proper
ty at private sale at all.
-HqURICEL MILLER.
1APth ~ eptds
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E rfroef from, a .fie If Ndsscu, On. p.
hafers received a; the +. c. House, fier
1hr Rosa from Havanra.

rfroef from fie IF -Ndsscu, On. p.
fiafers received a; the f.. c. House, tter
Ehr Rosa from Havanna
Bar6adoes IAN. 10
On the 9Th, in lat. 10, so, n. long. 81, 10,
w. the Prince George was brought to by
the U. S. ship of war President, Commo-
rdore Rodgers. who had on the preceding
day taken the British ship Wanderer, cap .
tain Pr'nchard. from London TO Jamaica, la.
den with plantation stores. which after being
plupdered was scuttied in sight of the
Prince George. After Commodore Rodgers
had examined the cartel papers. he refus,
ed to allow them to proceed, on the plea
that the British government had disavow
ed the neutrality of cartels, and quoted So
veral instances to corroSorate these asser
tons. particularly the case of the Duke of
Montrose Packet; however after long
conversation with captain Bayley of the
| cartel, he desired that Messrs. Edward
M'Swinney and Samuel Samson should be
brought on board the President.
| On their arrival on board, he said he was
induced to send for them to state how fully
justified he would be in taking all the pri-
sorers on board his vessel and destroying the
cartel. for the reasons before mentioned he
| then told them that he would suffer the car
tel to proceed, and sent the prisoners taken
IN the Wanderer on board her; he very
kindly offered to supply them with any thing
they were in want Of, and delivered let
ter to captain Bayley, of which the follow
ing is copy A
Copy of Com Roigers' letter to Captain BayIey.
'ot the Csrtel ship Prince George dated on boa,i
the U. frsate President, in lat. IL, So n. long.
81, 10, w.
y. S F-igate President, at Sea, January 6.
SlR-The ship Prince George under your
Command. having been captured by two
French ships Of war. and by them made a
cartel for the convey ance of prisoners to the
West-l Indies. is hereby permitted to pre-
coed. The conduct of the British govern
ment in several instances, and more partic-
nlar'y in the case of the Duke of Montrose
Packet, captured by the ship under nv
command and sent to England as cartel
| tor the conveyance ofprisoners of war du
ring the last year, would have justified me
IN detaiping the Prince George as an ex
ample, however, of the different principles
which regulate the conduct of American of.
ficers in the prosecution of hostilities from
those which have governed in Great Britain.
have determined not to detain you.
am &c.
4 ~ -
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paluc5le James Hirer Land
FOR SALE

q bN Iuesday the Tth May, will positively Ne
- sold on the prern'ses-rhst valuable estate in
Inc county OF fowhaisn, 81 u,I.s froci Riehmon,,
called BELL Embellishments 20 the b.;,. az
the late Charles Logau, Es4uir., containing ,73s
acres Deep Creek, which is a isrge sud never
failing stream, runs through the tract and sft;pd.
most valuable MI Seat, abSut half mil. from, an.
fiver, to which It - bostsbls-i,is good and n, A.
thy ne,ghhourhoo, which. with tie facility os esr.
ryins the crops to market by water, inciessesn,
value, the freight ct whcst being sensraly onIy -
bout cenna barrel. There is stcut $50 aere.a.
bo,e and from 80 to 80 below the sr,,L ~ H..
First Rate Jc-nrs River Lex, GROUNDS. .;'he -
land 10 principally in woods lays WELL is hearty
cred, and is generally good fertile farming AMI Tn.
bsceo land i. vii. be divided into two trsc,x =.
may appear to be the wish OF ,he parchss r, pa
session will be given, Of the land for wheat in r,,p-
to SOW this season, AMI ef The build nxs &c O., ,hs
ist OF Jacusry. One third ct the purchase ,n,,..
tn be paid on the tst Sept next ao.I the bslao. :;
two anrual Pc, menta Personal security vii, ,,a 49,,
CURED FOR the hrs, payment, and Il, ed az ,ro., ~,
the property to secure the whoei Mr.. TueL.r-
VINO iives on the estate, will slew il prev ous ~, ,hs
gay OF sale, to any person Wishing TO pnrehaee--
One or the undersigned vii! asa be in the n-iyhpor
hooh Tor that pnrpos-, FROM the 10th to the as,h
april and from the 10th OK Blay 10 the ay of sale.
should the 18th ot May he RAINY day, the sal.
msy poss'siy lie postponed ill the next fair dav
out az some bidders will probahv be from ist.n..
rs wei as the subscribers, no triiine cause will de-
Icy the sale positively taking pace: and no pr;,at
sale will be made in the interim.
CHARLES F LOGAN
for himself end IS attorney
JhMESf;ARTER
April 6. .n,5.
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u A GREAT FIELD FOR
,SPECVJ.-4TyO NJ


ne oupseriber will sell to the highest bidder.
II upon the premises, on GondsJ the 2od %
May next, 1t fair. otherwise the next fair a.,~
1harIy or rory Beautifii Lots Of Lend.
CONTAINING matt an acre e4en Ger Point IN l,,,,s
George county, most of which are bn,,rd,.s ~
James kiver on one side, and cspahe of heinz 49,,
dered nenseiy valuable.-There are "a nsnr 90
tnra' ad'antAses attached TO thin place, assny 0her
IN this state being Immediately st the confluence
OF James and Arporoattox rivers about tv .i,s N,
from Petersburg, sEh of the finest srbonr. n
Firgibia-In many places vessels of an, an. -
lay within AK feet OF ows#sfer mark, he cpsr,.i
chor'ng ground equal TO any in the Sor,a
The land, forming hall circle, oces.ions a, .isx
water, which renders vessels IN the harbour
y secure from injury by ice, aid the wafer ia,ny
;rean' prevents any 'nJn'y from til worm. Thers
IS no situation better calculated for a sbi..y.r,,
W ere timber OF the first quality and in ,b9 $500,
abundance, may be procured on the m az, 'sssso-
BILE terms. by building ct whsrfs, assi rrs.fi,.e
!aege lunoer ana ware-houses this plRce woUla Or
immensely valuable r. place Of (euosit. ,.,ssI.
smcA are frequently detained mont o, r,oys o.,
o'sehsrse 'heir csrsoes IN sst with crest esre -,
convenience unload and load sgain IL. few .!s,s
na;ohss. many other sdvantstes. there ara ,so
SITUATIONS formed by nature for day dock ana ,s,
little expence. " 'eF
There is no piaee in Virgins of the .sme .zs
ina, eNh'o's SO many eesnttu SIXTIES on the v,t IN
bu ID upon. The back ground il unt oron.oviv De-,
dry and healthy, elegantly situated for rone',a1i
1 ne whole place abounJing with GOOD SHRINE, ~
water AMI the rivers furnish profusioa Of f;.l or
wild fowls throughout the year -''N
ferhns OF sale will be made known on +hs 5,r =,
sale, by the subscriber, who ia vested x,;,h -
power TO dispose ofany par; q: he premises ''S
HCHhRD GREGORY.
c,,, =, AIT: 10 fact for Vim. Erpes.
CT The Editor Of the Norfolk F'ernld !, rso,...
ed TO insert the above sf,Eeek for three ~ -
sho forward MS account to tn; Editor of this nance
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pursuance OF deed of trast, made uy Tho
msa X. foote's, to the subscriber, ts secure ;h.
payment OF four thousand and thirty six dosr, Ia
JONI + rice now deceased at the request OF the
ney, I" me Eagle Tavern in the city OF Rieh1.ond-
on the 14th day CT May next-Six Enn,lr d acre.
OF l-aWD, IN the county of Gloucester, b.ine :,
Tract, bounded by the main road loadlinp Inv NJ,
Icr Nathaniel BurwePs, and linz running psral
lei with the said road from the lover end q! tI,s
said ho'tes land TO the upper end next to Higgins.
10 rrske out the said quantity OF six hundred cres
or So much thereof as will fully pa and di:saa.ys
the sad debt, and interest thereon from The ajxb
day OF July, 1918. with sl and charges atteaa
ing the execution of the sale trust.
March 1q. 80
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ksUANT toa Decree Of the Chaneery Tn..
4 triet Coart of Williamsburg, pronounced on
Tue W 1Vth uay OF April, 1878, wherein Robert
nroogh, surviving partner Of Thornss H,a.,. 4, Co
plaintiff, against Peseby wis and Others d.s',,
ana William Coleman pit against William Hslt ,Isr,
WIN De sold before the do .f the Eagle Tavern. in
April next, for ready money-One Meie.x of 3ao7
&c scres OF LaND, lying on the waters of Rig
Sandy and Mill Greek, in he county of Aiononra,;s
J no GS ssE1tt Y. s.la1;;, , Com
SIM GREE.NYOir. {
March 70. s-
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Sales at auction.

PURSUANT to decree of the County Court of
~ Hanover, dated Jan. 26tb, 1914, WILL BE
SoLD, to the highest bidder, ON the premises.
on 'he l''h Instant on aeredt Of twelve months, a
TRACT OF LIND,
belonging 10 the Estate of John Sneed. dece,,.d
eonta, ming $50 81 ACRES.-Bond or Bonds. with
good Sscarity, viii be required of the purchaser
4 he aad Land adjoins the Lands of John Austn. r
Thol. Wilson, and others.
TIE Commissioners.
% Hanover, April Q. ,ds
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April l..
SALES Az AUCTION

oAl.E.S "A AUCTION,
On Monday the 81 dsy of MAY next iff,ir. other.
wise the next lair day, the subscrbers will sell nj
Public Auction, On the premises, without reserve
noder the management of Noncsre Robinson end
plessan,s all the following property, viz: Tire two
br'ek fenernen'a they occupy, snd the adjoining
wood hoase occupied by Leonard II. Session ON
negro man 20 or 80 years OF age, who is good CO.
bIuet mskerj together with ali their remainine
stock OF Furniture and Materials, viz:
few hundred wi. of best English euried hair.
one dozen pieces best ss6n bair cloth, 20 snd "a
inches vide, few crates sheet glass about 5000 feet
.. ot't ot' Doi6'ngo mshogany, snd quantity w.
niers - Also, general assortment of ready m ,dc
elsssnt Fashionable Mahogany Furniture, consisting
o' SIDE boards, dining, tea snd card tables bureaus
wash and candle stands, hsr bottom settees and a
ie" HAIR mattresses, with general assortment of
Hard Ware 10 The cabinet line.
Terms - For thereai estate 7,raIe kuo.,a n, ,5e
time 81 sa!e - On The Furniture. &c eash qrvf 10
reqaTed jar az sat,ts under S1co Gnd fer al sum
Of and above 800, notes negotiable and bovnbic
az s'iher 81 ne Bdnksin this city, Vith oetrOu d
The sale will soInsoahee at n o'clock.
EDMUND WEBSTER.
April 6, I'D,
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SG III bh SOLD. on Wednesday the 18th d.z
OF the Mopument.I Church.--The sale viii 1o'r,
menee at liz O'Clock, and the terms, as prescribed nc
Keso'otious of the Assoeistion passed on The ? (,
rest1ary, viii be rsade known the day O. sale.
may be seen in the 10 can lime. topetber a. d. , q.
otthe Pews, at the Counting House of ]. A,ss,,,
30, and st the Merchant Coffee n. ON
Msrek 60. W. *.
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Aprn6
RORERT pOnpn

fNItB Try IfIJRH
RESPECTFULLY informs n, .,;end. .,s ~ j.
public morally, that he shall, (slier the I'd dsv
OF Nay next continue to carry ON The CABINET m.
,lness IN bis new house, SOW building next door be-
,o~ hs present residence, and next door above Ellis
Allan, the street leading from mai, s,ce, -,
the Governors, where he will every erer,ion in
ns power 10 give general satisfaction in the line OF
bis profession. "' ~
Az order. from the country shan be attended to
with dispatch. ' W
April 8. az
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April 9.
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VIE Go-partnersh'p OF WEBSTER & PooRE,
n viii be dissolved By mutual consent nm RI. o.,
day Of May next. Al persons havn. claims seslnst
the concern, are requested to max them EnoxI, bs
tore that time, in order that arrangements NAV he
MADE for their sdju'n ent-and all persons indebted
counts ss early rs possbe--its situation, rs.onre
that no indaisenes should he granted
EONUNO WEBSTER.
ROBERT POORE
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LHBoURERS .tHdNIRD.
yS'HE subscribers wish TO Hire. from 90 n an Nc
Il gro Msn--ibers WAGES viii he giver. AM
cation to be Iasde at the of'ice Of wilson s. DrsT'
-, 9HOS. H, DREW Il Co.