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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-13

plague, cried he, jumping, in his turn. out
of bed, and running 10 the door 10 call for
licht.-The landlord, the landady, and ser
wants, who were passing through the gallery.
no sooner saw him than they imagined that il
vas the dead who appeared again, and down
they came much faster than they went up,
head over heels from top to bottom, with the
candIesticks rolling after them at this con-
fusion, ioin'd with lheir shrieks and clamors,
the Englishmar, terrified at the hideous
noise, soon made for his room, and shpt into
bed to his companion, without the least fear
of catching the plague. In the mean time
an honest country priest, who lodged in the
inn, got up, and appeared, armed with holy
water, and long broom ina,ead of a little
brush he made his aspersions, and the con-
jarations prescribed by the Romish church,
and conducted. by way OF procession, the ter
ri6ed trembling people into the chamber OF
the dcfuntt, who, thinking no harm, lay qui-
city in bed. The priest was Instantly regard
cd as saint and they all cried up the mira
Gle of the holy water, which bound the corps
TO ito good behavior, and prevented its being
refracfOry
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-13
Domestic Ro0ing q Spinning
Macbiue.

TIE subscribers have pur, nased ths patent righ,
of bnilding, vonding. and using the above ma
chine, in the counties of Newport and Bristol, x L.
Its most important advantages and usefulness NAV
be stated m few words
First II possesses the principle of ropng and
spinning the merno and other wool on the same ma
chine with great exactness aud remarkable facility
Sccond-It will spin the common wool directly from
the roll without roping sufficiently fine for common
broadclo,hs.
1Nird--i will spin cotton, when roped or properly
csrded as fine and even on the common wheel [:
with equally incre ased advantage.
Fourth-It is very convenient for doubling and
twisting threads, cotton yarn of any description,
with astonishing expedition.
fyh-lts operation is not half so iaborious the
English Jenny, and it is easily managed by girls or
children, with immense profit
nirh-It will produce saving over the common
wheel of from 90 so dollars in the manufacture of
every hundred yards OF cloth.
Sevsnth-t supercedes the great expense of the
f,eo English machines, il performs the same opera
tons of the Billy aud Jenny.
Let these facts be duly considered by cautlid and
liberal minds, together with the saving oftime
labor, trouble and the expense of board aud wages
when person will perform the service of five or
six in the usual uietIfod of spinning, and but few
will hesitate in procuring the DOneshc Royer and
SPINNER. II will also give powerful spring TO en-
terpcze, and stimulate the female part of the com.
muny OWE with each other in habits of inuslryas
sufficient to keep or looms constantly in opera.
tlon, and earn from 20 to 80 dollars per month
1t tmay be observed that one of the above machines
occupy but little more space than a common bed,and
can be removed with Let every farmer cncour.
age the growth of sheep, and promote American man.
ufactures Let the splendid habi,ation well as the
humble cottage become a little Factory and in thus
way our country will become nG's inas5caden, II
individuals not able, let aeighborhoods join in the
purchase Of machine, x the expense will be uinng
Ladies and Gentlemen arc invited to call at No.
5. Farewell lI-street and examine for their own salts.
factisn; and those who may wish 10 purchase ma.
chimes for the ensuing season, are requested to
make early application.
Satisfactory certificates may be seen, and every in
formation given. by application to the subscribers
Good and warranted machines Of any nu nber Of
spndles required will be furnished on short no,ice
and INSTRUCTION given in spinning reasonable terms
by applying to
STEPHEN y CORNELL of Portsmouth, or
PAUL BAILEY Of Newport.
Newport, Oct. IL. r.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-13

COTTON 1f.4.WUF.dCTURES.- Pro-
vidence and its vicini'y,are now in motion. a.
bout 10000 spindles for the spinning ol cot
ton ys,n. The amour, OF yarn spun each week
is not far from 10000 pounds, OF 5,5oo,ooo
pounds year--this If sold or manufsctort =
into cloth, is worth at medium s s,l5o,ooo
hich amount is yearly saved 10 ,ne country.
The raw material, worked up, is little short
oi 100000 pounds, which at an avatage OF
25 cents, is S 100000. Ifthe town of Pro-
v.dence manufactures cotton to this amount
how greal mus, be the quantity manufactured
in New England and New-York 1.-THE value
Of this one branch of manufacture be so great
what must be the value OF ali the branches oi
manufacture PrOpidence nah.t.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-13
A lTENTION!
I'LL Patriotic Ioung Men,

vXIhO are dispose 10 serye lse,. CVuntry, .nd L
Wv enier the ranks Of the 40t, hegime"t of IN
fantry. under the Act of July s, 1915, are requested
70 call on the subscribers.
The unprincIped attack on HAMPTON mus,
rouse the spirit of every true friend of his Country
and must prove the necessity OF Ii commanding &c.
fence at every point The enemy who will not re-
we're your Wives and Daughters is brutal thsu
tue savage; T; his unprincpled warfare must and will
arouse patriotic pride and ambition in the breas,
OF every noble anG generous mind 10 avenge their
country's wrongs On such dastardiy foe.
The subscribers offer to those patriotic citizens,
who are disposed to enlist during the War;
SiIfeen DOAars bounty,
sINvensyJour DOtiars .Advanec Pay,
EIGHT DOLLARS per Month--Regular Wages
Warm Clothng-Good Rations,
md at he end Of he War,
One Hundred and Sixty Acres of LAND.
JAMES PERRY, Capt 40th Reg't
u S h.jartry. at NEWPORT
ROBERT CARTER, Licsn Of do at
Troy. Mass
JOHN PARROTT.Ls Of DO at Prop.denc
.Newbort, October 81 1913 tr
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-13
REAL ESTATE.

L,OG sale or to let, on reasonable terms, By the
Il subscriber, his House and Lot in Washington
street, No 20. Also, the House aud Lot in Tanner
street, No. l2 Il has for two years past been i'm
proved IA the Grocery Line. and is one OF the best
stands in that line Of business or for a boarding
house in that part Of the town, and is uncommcnly
convenient, with shop attached to il and in the
yard, stable, woodhousc &c. The terms viii be
literal. apply to BENANIvELL SHAW, on the
pSemiscs. Il. Newport, Angus, 5, lslS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-13
MISCEIL ANY.
HUMOROUS TALE.

Two English noblemcn, on their travels, ar.
irving at Paris,put up at house which Ger
man count had died and laid a corpse. In the
,niuuIc oI tnc niyn, Que or tile TWO not being
able to sleep, arose in order to amuse himself
In the kitchen, where he heard some people
talking. He had diverted himself there for
some time, when,being willing to return from
whence he came, ne again went up stairs ;
bni,instead Of entering his own chamber, went
Into that OF the deceased count, over whose
face they had only thrown a cloth. There is
not 40 much ceremony used in France in the
management of their dead as in England and
Germany; for they are there satisfied with
shelving their affection to the living. The
Engishman, after having put out his candle,
laid down boldly by the defunct when creep
ing as close 10 him as possible, in order TO
warm himsclf,and finding his bedfellow colder
than he, began to mutter--What the DEVILS
the matter,my friend said he, you arc as cold
as ice. I'll lay wager, numb you are, you
would have been warm enough If you had but
seen the pretty girl that is below stairs. Come,
come, you may take my word for it, added he,
and pulling him by the arm---come, zoands,
stir, I'll engage you shall have her for gui.
nca. While he was holding this fine conyer-
snion with the dead, who detached from the
things of this wcrld( did not give himself the
trouble OF making reply his chamber door
was opened, which made him raise his head
from his pillow to see who was coming in -
but Judge what must be his surprise, when he
saw a servant lighting in Joiner, who carried
q coffin on his shoulders He ,ho1ght at first
that he had been IN a dream; but looking a
bout him, and seeing the visage Of one who
had no. spoken word, a visagc oycrspread
with a mortal paleness, he made but one Jump
from the bed into the middle of the chamber.
Tie joiner and maid, Immediately persuaded
that II was the corpse, who, being unwilling
to DC shut vp in the coffin, was now playing
Its gsmbols, their legs were Hnablo to move
with swiltness pcoportionabe to their fcar,and
the joiner, maid, coffin, and candlestick rolled
one over another, from the top of ,he stairs
down into the kitchen. Zoons, what arc YOU
all about cried the landlord: Is the dew! fly.
ing away with the dead man? Mercy onus
cried the maid, quite chop-fallcn, il /, rather
the dead man that would run away with us
I'll be hang'd, saic the joiner, If ha, dead fcl.
low there has any more occasion for coffin
than have why, he has got into the middle
of the room,and has just struch up hornpipc.
lie has, cried the landlord, taking light,
faith wc'll soon see that.
While all the family werc trembling and
getting ready to follow the master Of the
house, the English noblcman, who had again
found his chamber, had slip, into bed, quite
out OF breath and his fricrd having asked
him where he had been, he told him that he
had Just been lying with dead body. 'S-
blood dead body il hae perhaps the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-13
WHAT is LOVE /?

To sigh--yet feel no pain;
To weep--yet know not why;
10 sport an hour with beauty's chain,
Then throw it Idly by
To kneel at many shrine
Yet lay the heart on none
To think all other charms divine,
But those we just have Won
This is Ioye--careiess Love,
Such AZ kindleth hearts that r0re
To keep one sacred flame,
Tlr-ugh life, unchiid, unmoy'd,
To love, in wintry age, the same
That first in youth We ioy'd
To feel that we adore,
To such refin'd excess,
That tho the heart would break with more,
We could not live with less,
This is Love--.}aithfnt Love
such as Saints might feel above!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-13
REAL ESTA7E-roa SALE.

A Farm, lying in Portsmouth, On the west road,
LAaalf mile south of Bristol Ferry, containing.
o, estma,ion 90 acres we'll wa,ered, with Dwell
ing-house. barn, corn-house, and other out buill-
ings Alereon. Said Farm is fenced into eleven en-
closures with stone wall q acres of orchard The
walls and buildings all in good repair.-AS0 person
wishing To purchase will do well to come and sec
which is the best recommendation that can be given
Apply to JOHN ANTHONY, living on the premise.
December "a, 1912. IT
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-13
OUR NAVAL GLORY.

HAIL TO the heroes whose trumphs have brighteno
The darkness which shroudcd Americas namej
Long shall their valor in battle that lightend'
Live in the brilliant escatcheons OF fame
Dark where the torrents flow,
And the rude tempests blow,
The stormy clad spirit Of Albion raves;
Long shall she mourn the day,
When in the vengeiui fray,
Liberty wakd like God on the waves.
The ocean. va chiefs, (thc region Of glory,
Where forluae has destind Columbia to regn)
Cleans with the halo and lustrc Of story,
That curl round the waves az the scene OF her fame
There on its raging tide,
Shall her proud navy ride,
The bulwark Of freedom. protected by Heay'n;
There shall her naughty foe,
Bow to her prowess low,
There shall renown 10 her heroes be giv'n
The pillar Of glory, the sea that enightens,
Shall last till eternity rocks on its base,
The spcndor Of fame its waters hat brightens,
Shall light the last footsteps of time in its race
Wide DER the stormy deep,
Where tie rude surges sweep,
IT'S iusire shall circle the Lrows of the brave
Honor shall give it light,
Triumph shall keep il bright.
Long as in battle we meet on the wave.
Already the storm Of contention has hurl'd,
From the grasp of old England the trident of war
The beams Of our STARS have iliumin'd the world,
Unfdrld our standard floats proud in the air
Wild glarcs the Eagles eye,
Swift as be cuts the sky,
Marking The wake where our heroes advance;
Compass'd with rays of light,
Esovers he DER the fight;
Albion is heartess, and stoops to his glance.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-13

DUBLIC notice is hereby gwen, that the severai
acts of Congress passed a, their last session.
laying certain Internal duties. will take effect from
and after the 3ls day Of December, lSl5. The pro.
visions of which must be complied with on pain OF
incurrins the penalty of the law.
Those provisions require Rctsilers OF Wine, Spir
itous Liquors, or Foreign Merchandise, to make APP
icaton, writing, the office OF tho Collector Of
Revenue, either in Newport or Bristol for and to OBJ
tain lhccnce. Owners or superintendants OF stills
or Boilers intended to be worked, to make applica-
ton as aforesaid, for md obtain Licrnce. Auc-
tioncers TO enter into bonds and in circum-
stances to take out Li,ence. Rcfincrs OF Sugar TO
enter into bonds, Owners keepers of Carriages to
enter the same, and obtain Certificate O. the pay
ment Of the duty And discounted Notes and Bonds,
together with Bills OF Exchange ODE Stamped
CHRISTOPHER RAYMOND PERRY, ,
CoRcctOr Of hhe Rersnuc for TIE First Col
lection District Of Rheds. Island.
Newport, Dec. li, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-13
RICHARD BARkEk,

- ESPECTFCLLY informs the Ladies and Gentle
IN men of Providence, and its vicinity. that he has
re moved from Newport, to that we'll known stand,
rnorth of Col. H. SMITH, west side of Mlll-Brdge
formerly occupied by Mr. +. ANcELL. which house
is convenient to accommodate number OF Boarders.
Tea-Parties and private Companies may also be ac-
commodatcd
r. BARKER would likewise inform his former Gus.
toners and friends in Newport, that he should be
gratifed by their company at his new establishment,
should their business call them into that quarter
and he them that pains will be spared to
entertain them in the best possible manner.
N. B. Coach, Chaise, and Horses to let, and good
Stabling or Pas,uring for Horses.
PROVIDENCE. April 28. 1913 IF
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-13

OOn miSSl Iltfo NO lCt. -,
'T>HE Honorable Court of Probate Of the town or
Middletown, in the county of Newport, in the
of Rhode Island, &c. hath this day appointed
US, the subscribers, Commissioners to receive and
examine the claims n the creditors cf the Estate Of
JAMES IRkSH,
late of said Middie,own, yeomln, deceased, repre-
sented insolven, and allowed us six months from
this date, for said purpose Therefore said creditors
are hereby notified to exhibit their claims TO us or
either of u.s. properly proved as we will not receive
any claims unless prove We viii attend at our re-
spective places of abode for said purpose
BENJAMIN SHEFFIELD, co,,,,rs
ELISHA ALLEN,
Mddietown, Jan 4. 1914. c gH Ueee1
-. All persons indebted 10 said Estate, are re-.
quested TO make immediate payment to
WILLIAM BAILEY, .ldaiaiS,rator.
Mddletown, Ian. E, 1914
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-13
CHINESE ANTIQUITY.

In a memoir oil M dc Gulgnes, l, is clear
y sbewn, that the Chinese government can
not be traced back as an empire, further ,han
Two hundred and twcniy years before Ch'ls.
Previous 10 that time II was divided into o
very great number OF petty ulbes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-13
NEITPORT, or. H..
PRINTED AND rusLIsHEp on TRrRspAYs,
BY WILLIAM SiMONS,

Publisher Of thr Lars ef IRE cni'rd States.
The psper ,s printed once week, at two dollars
a yesr-one half to be paid IN sdvsnce.
Advertisements conspicuous, inserted at The raie
of 5 i-59 sla-re. tor three sesss-osrs n that
Proporsva.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-13
MhNS' & CHILDREN'S HATS.
GEORGE WANTON,

LAS Just received, for sale AT his Book and Hat
IL sto ia great variety of Mems, Youths, and
"a, dren's IL ITS. made at the Boston and other fac
tories in the best manner-all OF which an be sold
at prices unusually cheap.
The assortment includes mems snpeIne Beavers
fashionable in shape, and of superior quality do
Beavers and Castors, with wide brms do. cheap
Castor and Napt Hats; youths and chdrcn's black,
drao and fancy colored Beavers, from the very low
est prices to the fines, quality, and fl ON the smallest
to the largest sizes; mems and boys common and
best felt Hats
also, lust rsceived--4 boxes PAPER-HANGlNGS,
suitab tor rooms window curtains; with wide
md narrow Borders; box low priced Papers
which will be sold cheaper than usual
For SALE a6ove. .sChOOL-BOoks, OF every
kind ~ use BLANK-B BOke-Smlth and Jones'
,.ymn Books, Bibles, &c &c-PaPer, Quits, and
Osher articles of stationery. IT. .1pri %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-13
POETRY.

CTbe folio wing is of the Prize Poems for winch
the Editors of the Port Folio awarded premium
1t was written by Mr.. EDWARD Z. HOLLAND, oil
Charleston, outh.Carolina.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-13
Commlsslontr - Norice.

AOUltiilSSO.stto INO IN.
WE the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon Court of Probate Of the town of Wcs-
terly in the CO n,y of Washington, Commissioners to
receive and examine the CLAIMS against the estate OF
.fNDREU FIRE. BODP,
late of said Westerly, deceased represented insol-
vent do hereby give notice that ak months from
the 25th Of October last allowed to the creditors
of said estate to bring i'll and prove their respective
claims and that shall attend for that purpose at
the dwelling house Of SYLVESTER GAvIT, Esq. IN
said Westerly, on the second Mondays in December
January, and February next, at O'Clock, A. M on
each OF said days
THOMAS HOXIE,( c.-.;.,;,,.,,
JED. w KNlGHT,S
N.B-ALL persons indebted to the said estate are
reque sted to make Immediate payment to syLyEs-
TER GAvIr Of Westerly, or JAMES CHASE OF Md
dlciown, Executors 'the last Will and Testament
OF the said ANDREW FRsEBopY.
S,Mrs Sa.HEsGEs CHASE aAVlT'} E&e cutters.
Uesteriy. Asrem5erS 5. tt,
Commissioners Notice.
THE Honorable Court of Probate of the Town of
i Middetown, in the County of Newport, in the
State of Rhodc-lsland, &c hath allowed in the Com
missoners appointed TO receive and examine the
claims OF the creditors to the Estate Of
WILLI.4M PE.iBODT,
late er said Iiddleown, carpenter deceased, repre-
serted insolvent, further time of six months trom
,h- date for said purpose Therefore notice is here
by given 10 said creditors exhibit their claims TO us
properly proved md those who have already exhibit-
ed their claims which not lawfully proved are re-
questcd 20 make proof thereof either BY engagement
or other satisfactory evde all which must be done
10 our satisfaction within said periosl We will attend
at our respective places of abode Tor tha, purpose.
WILLIAM TAGCART, c.,nr.
ELISHA ALLEN, o'"r''
.sCdiefosn. December 2o;h, 1918 -..-4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-13
GROCERIES, &c.

WILLIAM WHITE, has just received, and Of
w ers for sale, at No. IL, Longrwharf, by Whole
sale and reiail, general assortment Of Groceries,
Croekery, Glass-Ware &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-13
GNnhOzpder M0nNLacLOry.

CnnbOzuder NdnuJdcf0ry.
THE subscriber having become interested in the
manufacture of Gunpowder, at Westfieid, Ia
Mass in conncxion with Mr.. CHARLES DOUGLASS,
informs his friends and the public, that he shall in
future be enabled to supply them with Gnnpowder OF
superior quality. and very reasonable terms at
his Store, No 54, State-sueet, Boston where he
has also for sale, English Tower proof, and Dupont
& Co.'S best Gunpowder, refined and crude Nitre;
Cannon Balls ana Grape Shoti Cannon of various
sizes Musket and Pistol Balls Patent Shot; Brim-
stone Ba, and Pig Lead-with every article Tor the
armament of ships of war and military companies.
ELIJAH WITRINGTON.t
or Cannon, Musket aad Pistol Cartridges; Gun
POWDER Shot, Balls Flints &c. by retail as above,
by A. WELLER.
Rostop Auoust A. 1919 ON
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COpARTNERsHIP FORMED.

COP ARTNERSHIP FORMED.
THE public are respectfully Informed that the
i subscribers have entered in CopartneNhip un-
der the firm of
DYER & POTTER,
and tender their services as AUCTION e COR
.nfSSIO.v .nERCH.iATS, from a0t after this
date, and will occupy the store OF said DvER, in
Markestree,, assuring their friends ard li'c psb'c
that all business confaed TO then will at al times
have their best attention. Cash will be hberslly ad-
,.nced on all kinds Of merchandise deposited tor
pub!c or private sale. and all sales made will be
guaranteed and discounted ON the most accomnoda-
ting terms. ..s.' ELiStih hhbh,
.-.-.. CHARLES POTTER.
DrER e Po7TRR cfer az trivafe sale,
10000 pounds of hest green Coffee, in bags and
tierces;
pipes 4,h proof Brandy Expeditions cargoi
do. 4ih do NIpcr's do ;
20 boxes spermaceti Candles
5 tons Of Logwood
do. Pustc;
2 do. Nicarsgun Wood;
do. Hemp (irst quality);
do. Copperas
A few boxes of white Havana Sugars;
20 bags of Pepper;
10 boxes of brown Sugar;
90 bales Of Calcutta Twine.
Providence, October 20, 1913. tt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-13

>neu Feather beds and EcuH..ySa
7 I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feather
IL Beds, from 20 to As dollars, cpt constantly
Tor sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 3, Charles-street
Like-psse-an assortment of MATTROSSES OF
every description, constantly kept for sale above.
March % st'f4 - tti -G IT,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24
PUBLIC NOT7cE

Is hereby gwen, thar on the ira day Of Fe.
4 orusry nee or Immediately thereaft er, the
Ahiian AhelIos w,Shin thl, D,Rre wi m
proceed hrcugh he fame, for the purpofe Of
'akng it, of he lands, lots of grouad with
he improvements, dwelling houfes and
hliVss ineJset TO the Uni,ed States direef tax
SOD to- v'iring and afedisg the fame. An
ps'iens o~aios. pof fling or having the care
o Management Of fucn properly are requi-
h' ~ aS % deliver to the aifjaant afef.
Or sfitteo IFS contahinga true and .ccu
n' oe'enpuon Of the lame. and are hereby
10 20 'ssi and warned to be prepared on tse
n'o M day Of February neIt. or immedi
My 'iefeafsr 20 deliver the fame. under
ms pe'ahy provided by law for neglect or
siaial N h. relpsa
/, JAMES IRISH, Jun
moepa AiffIor of he feven,h p;Ar,a Of
ne Hale # MaGrhufetts.
Csb.m, jar. 10, 1918.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-01-24
Nsw. Ciesee6g. Jss. 2, s
Gunpowder Mandatory

THE fubfcr.ber having become inrereiled
l IN she Manussefory Of 0unpowder 81
wsi6ed, Maj IN eonaeIiion with MIR.
tAre, Douglas, informs his frieods and the
hoiic, that he ihali IN future be enabled to
kppIy them with Gunpowder of fuperiour
qszIpy and on very Reasonable terms at his
Sore No 81, nA,e afset Bolton, where he has
sio on hand -EngIifh, Tower proof and Du
tn Cos bea Guopowier-.Re6n'd & Cruue
Mie-Cannou BAiis aud Grape shot-Csn-
non Of VARIOUS hzes-Musker and Pilfoi
Dslts-PA,ent Shot --Brimitone--Ba and Pig.
Lad, win every article of the armament Of
SiPsof War, and Military Companies.
ELIJAH WILMINGTON
~ Cannon, Musket. and Piltol Cartridges
Observation-Disclosures tee by Re.
tai a. above by a. WELLER GIN