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D
! OF afiortling any further information that may
| be requisite.
Sanguine in hoping for the appreciation Of
his royal highness, the prince regent, and of
ms maJesty's government, Ms To the conduct
OF the troops under my command. Ihaye,
sc.
ROBERTROSS,
NJ, jor General.
lbeg .eave to enclose herewith a return Of
the killed, wounded and missing in the action
OF the oath inst. together with a statement Of
the ordnance, ammunition < ordnance stores
t,ken from the enemy between the 18th and
25th August and likewise sketches of the
scene of action and line OF march.
Return OF the killed, wounded and missing
ct the troops under the command of maj. gen.
Ross, in the action with the enemy, on the
24'h August, 1914, on the heights above Bla-
densnurg.
Total captain, 3 lieutcnants, .ergeants,
SO rank and file. 10 horses killed /; 2 lieut.
colonies, major, captain, il lieutenants,
ensisns, 10 sergean;s, l55 rank and file, 8
horse s, wounded.
Return of ordnance, ammunition and ord
nance stores, taken frcm the enemy by the
army under the command of mai gen. Robert
Ross, between the 18Th and 25th August
1914.
Total amount of cannon taken, 200 /: 500
barrels OF powder; 1oo,O00p pounds of nuskc,
b'll cartridge; 40 barrels of fine grained
powder; large quantity of ammunition of
1ifferent calibres made up.
l. The navy-yard and arsenal have been set
on lire by the enemy before they retired, an
| immense quantity of stores of every eiescripti-
ON was destroyed, of which 10 account could
he taken seven or eight very heavy ex,,lo-
Sons during the night denoted that there had
ocSn large magazines of powder.
F.G. J. WILLIAMS, Il. royo[ ar. a. O. III
J. MITCHELL, cant COMMANDING artilkery
n Is. The remains of near 90, 600 stand of
arms were discovered, which had BEEN des-
troyed by the enemy.
Il ..s|.H, LONDON, Sept. %.
The enemy here a776boast Of the preaara-
lions they have made tecoor reception-they
will not only be wanted at the places we have
mentioned, but also at New. London and at
New-Orseans, concerning the latter of which
IN spite of the Morning CHRONICLES contra
!lction( We have now the complete corrobora-
ton IN the following article -
Hduanpah, august 6-His n.aiea.v's
ship Hermes, capt. Percy, and the Carron, OF
20 guns, capt. Spencer, arrived here Oh the
4th iGst.a with or 600 men, under the com
mand ofColonel Nichols, and proceeded yes
terday morning for the neighborhood of New
Orleans"
: 1t has long been understood that the late ex-
petition from plymouth YVES for the game desti-
nation, the Importance OF which may be t7dly
appreciated by reference to the ambitious pro-
Jects OF American government, as unfolded in
Lsgois a'l9 CTarte's travels up the Missouri,
which we have more than oncc brought under
public notice III the !5xn Reui.sv.
M. Talleyrand, the day before his ciepar-
tnre for Vienna, dropped his Bonaparte title of
frinoe OF BeneveDtum, ard was created by
his majesty prince Of Talleyrand.
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Since my last commune alton TO MS
Excelency, the enemy have been lying off
JOnes's Point, a few miles above this place.
until this morning, when he set sail with all
his vessels, except tender and two or three
barges, and stood down tie river-I cc-ecture
the lettering Of the tender is to take off slaves,
which seems tI be the chief object of the ex-
petition. Fwo deseiters who came to
the detachment at jores's Point, last night,
state their numbers to be less than was
understood at TappahaDnock, = and that
1t is their intention tn burn Urbanna to-
day. Col. Muse is there with a portion of
his regiment and has been joined this morn
ingby Ccl Boyd. witha part of his. The de-
t4chments mder Majors Scgar AID Can pbell,
are now Oil the march from Jones's Point, and
Tie mounted rifsmen under Mai. Woodfotd,
wiBreach Urbanna by the time can get there
II am in hopes before tn-morrow morninc.
to be sSle to Concentrate at that point 600 or
1000 men, and tlust our artillery attached
t. M J. Segtr's detachmert gets up, that We
shall be able todefend Che plce.
The barge, or rather long boat, which was
brought III there last nigl't by the desertcrs,
was attempted to be taken off TINS morning
by anotIer barge manned by Is or Is sailor5
= iaaior Campbell and Cap Holmes with
party had placed themselves in ambush reay
the spot < from circumstances muat have kill
co or Wcuilil-N the greater part Oh the boats
Grew nothing saved them from capture but the
near arnrOach Of OTHER barEes---l shall trarsl
init you Z detailed account of this handsome
Iletitc gHe5T'e incident, as soon as Mai. Camp
bell reports to me. have not yct had : mo-
Inent 10 question the deScrters, WHO arc now
here II that purpose-As s0on rs have CO.
tanned ever" thing from them can, shall
send them to.you---As som as have seen the
caeyny fairly below Urbanna, shall return to
my original ccrnUaDd.
In an hour aud half I shall be in Urban
ia unless the enemy previously occupies it.
BRITISH WIT!
TIE British 8crbblcrs have grown quite
whtV sil &C they have heard IF The rabbins OF
our hen-Tocsts and ware houses, ~ the nc.
ccmhiishcd Cockburu.. How thcy snake us
in the following squib:
The immense quantities Of tobacco taken
N the Potomac win probably prevent the
Yankees from fnG.ag 50 much rs usual
| They may. however, fairly boast that this
portion Of the british achievement viii end
in 8Nf5ke."
az least if they are not greater 7cits, trey
are certainly greater bidckyuGrds than ever.
FER instance -
There viii be great joy in The u. Stairs,
on account ri the destruction % ali ter pub
lie and national records as the people niay
now ihYebt Il JataioaS origin. They Wi,
however, find sore obstacle ia the M 7ygutc
Clromcfe"
But il is sometimes thc case that r mans
7yit outruns the occas.cn.-As VIC Enl 70 be-
~ C~se in The foiio%iogs4Ai6. from. g loadcn
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~ EWQUERER-6FFICG,
RICHMOND, [VA.l DscEMB&R 10, Isl
ROBERTROSS,
Nj, jor General,

Extract ef'a lctter from Brig. Gen. Johs n.
Ceoke, to Nag. claiboarge ". Gooch, ID.
II. G. dated
Owens Tavern, }
go rifles from Ur5anna,
Dec. z, 2 O'Clock, u. III }
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eompbsnes with 'hs viii OF Jd,uph BRAID, dec d,
d viii ne sold. ere; 4: I2 lunui,e
= T3.3CT or I.fA'n.
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Soda Water Establishment.
NOEL PELICAN.

II AS the pleasure of announcing 20 the Ladies and
i Gentlemen of the town of Newport, and its vi
cnity, that they may be constantly supplied at his
store, No. lob, Thames street, Newport, with the
first quality SODA W.37ER, commencing on Sat-
urday, the 18th instant, manufactured by M.
JOSEPH CARR, upon the most correct chemical prn-
ciples. The beneficial effects Of this salubrious Wa
ter, have, for the last two years, greatly augmented
the demand for it whilst at the time thro' wan
of care skill, proper attention, and variety Of cir
cumstances, its value has been deprecatng in this
town. The experience Of mankind has long estab-
lished the extensive utility of SODA WATER. The
proprietor having the most convenient accommoda-
tions for Ladies and Gentlemen, he fatters himself
that he shah receive due share of public support,
to enable him to prosecute, with success, his es-
Enlistment.
This pungent and acdulated Water has been di.
rected by Medical men, and is well known TO pro-
duce desirable effects, in many common and trou-
blesome complaints; it compleate remedy against
sourncss Of the stomach, commonly called heart.
burns and in cases of indigestion and weakness Of
the stomach, it is found very useful, gradually
toring the appetite and with the tone OF the organ;
it is preventive of many of the diseases of the sto
mach and bowels. which proceed from acidity and
for the same reasons it in most cases removea or
prevents the sick hesd.acbe it has proved advxta-
geous IN the gout As those who have taken this Wa
ter for the gravel have been cured OF both diseases,
by means Of Soda lit May be taken to the quantity
Of pint, or more daily, at three stated periods,
morning, noon, and night, one hour previously to
the several meals Of the day--ln addition to ITS Med.
ica; qualities, it is a very refreshing and grateful
drink, especially after heat and fatigue, and may be
made complete substitute for beverage OF deIite-
drousness nature With Wines and Sugar, II is very
grateful June
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NEW-YORK, Aueusr g..

On Sunday the beautiful man Of war brig Cor
Perry, Captain Ingersoll. got under way from th(
North River, and proceeded towards Sandy Hook
When of the quarantine ground the letter of marqu<
brig Regent, Captain Bartlett, the privateer Amei
the Revenue Cutter. and schr. Banyers lying thov9
came out TO sal! with the Com. Perry; they were oL
beat With ease The Com. Perry was built by Msopro
A. & N Brown, her present owners, is 500 tens seoe
is intended to mount % guns When, d.s,rn,l oo!t
ing trim, and suitably manned, she bid posoI3 t(
one OF the swiftest vessels out Of the United St6(
The Commodore Perry on her return, sAluted ca
tie Williams, with II guns. sxk ~
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Auousr 10.

HIGH TRE.dSoN--We understand tkl<
the Grand Jury have found bills sgainst severn
persons in this city, who are charged wit6A
having furnished tho encmy's squadron off the
coast with supplies Of provisions Al sundfy
times since the declaration Of hostilities; and
that the Offenders have been committed e
Bridewellto take their trials for high treason.
ALL the militia of the count les Of Albsnys
Schenectady, Greene and Delaware, have been
ordered to hold themselves In readiness to
march at moments warning, for the defence
of the city OF Ncw-York. Liable 10 three
months service.
A Mr Shoemaker, his brother, and q Mr..
Sergeant, retook their boat on Ontario, from
British 1t. and mch. One Of our tnen had
hand cut Of, and another received . dagger.
Gus wound in the head. The British Lt wed
thrown overheard. The enemy afterwards
got the boat again, she was loaded with prod,
visions for our troops at Sacketts Harbor.
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Three hundred Rifemcn have arrived at l8.pild
creek, miles this side of Fort Niagara from s.ck
etts Harbor, in boats. One hundred of the SAND
corps passed here on Saturday, in boats
Singular Ci'eamssonce.--Qn the day previous 10
the battle OF Brdgcwater five British officers wsro
made prisoners ut card table, near ST. David's, by
party Of dragoonswho securing the country.
The uay TO CATcR'EM.--Capt. Ketchum, we un.
derstand, during The evening Of the battle at Bridge
British army and attacked Gen kia and suit killed
of his aids and took the other and himself prs
oacr. The Yankees begin 10 learn, sAe day 10 Casehe
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Several of the encmy's ships came into the
Sound on Saturday and Sunday. Their force
last evening consisted of seven ships and
briggs. Three ships and brig came to an.
chor yesterday afternoon in Fisher's.Island
sound
On Sunday flag came up from the frigato
Forth, Com. Hotham. The object was to oh.
tain permission for James Stewart, Esq. for!
mcrly Consul here, to take of his family.
Mr.. Stewart was on board. Gen. Cushingy
we understand, replied, that the request would
be forwarded 10 Washington.
I, is conSdently reported that the British
feet have taken formal hossessioa Of lonfauk
Poin,, ,he Eastern currently Of Long lslands
" York, and ordered the families who lived
their to retire ten miles from the point. Mr..
Holt, keeper Of the Light House on GulI-Is.
land, has been sen, of, and and his house il
converted into hospital. The late moves
mcnts Of the enemy have excited apprehsns
sions that some. .'mportaht expedition is in cone
temptation.
Major General Taylor, Of Sharon, is detacha
cd to command this States quota Of militia as
detailed in general orders.--B,igadier Geu.
eral Lusk, OF Wether6eld, second in eomA
mand.
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We have now before us letter from wounded,
officer, dated and post marked, at " Buffalo, Juy
30" Our killed were Inferred in ono grave, and :
sermon preached over them by the Rev David Joncss
formerly chaplain OF Gen. Wayne's army 1t. Genk
Drummond, as we'll as Maj Gen Riall, had surren!
dered, bu, IL being near o'clock, and the enemy
having possession Of our watch word, the Lieuteu-
ant General escaped.
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NENN PUBLICATIONS,
Just received, and for sale, ,af the Book store Of
JOSIAH e.. SHAW,

N9. 1l8, TAames-streef,
r IFE of the Most Noble Arthur. Marquis and Earl
~ of Wellington, Viscount Wellington Of Talavera
and of Wellington, &c. &c. &c. Commander in Chief
of his Britannia majestys forces in the Peninsula, &c.
To which is pre6xed an excellent likeness.
Life Of Gen. Moreau, with an elegant cop
perplate Likeness, by Paul syinine the officer whe
was despatched by the Emperor Of Russia to invite
the General to join the allies.
The Wanderer, or Female Difficulties, by
Madame DArbay, authoress of Evelina, Cecilia, and
Camilla, in vols. price s 3.
Castle Rackrent, an Hibernian Tale, taken
from facts and fren the Of the Irish Squres
before the year 1882, by Maria Edgeworth, author
ess Of Practical Education, Letters for Literary La
dies, Parents Assistant, &c. &c-with portrait
Goe,z of Berlchingcn, with the iron hand,
translated from the German of Goethe, by Walter
Scott, price Is cents. July 49,
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BUFFALOE, AUGUST 2.

Tho army remains at Fort Erie. That
place by great cxertions has been rendered
very strong.
A battalion Of riflcmcn has arrived at Buf!
falsc from Sackc,'s Harbor.
A British Indian was detected on Sunday
last in the village of BuffaIoe as Spy. on
being examined he confessed his crime, and
was Immediately e.recMfed by our Indians.
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CENTEEL BOARDIWG.

The subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public that his house is open for the
accommodation Of Ladies and Gentlemen Boarders.
His house is in healthy and pleasant situation. at
the upper end Of Thames-strcet, and he assures
those who may be disposed call on him, that eve
~ exersion shall be made to render their situation
comfortable and agreeable.
Nsvsort, yuk s. JOSHUA APPLEpf.
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WHL IL YRIUHI & L<lt't.Z,
Haze j,ssf received, and o6srs for sale,
HREE thousand bushels RTE;
- $50 bbis Philadelphia superfne FLOUR;
$50 bushels yellow CORN ALSO,
900 boxes Havana brown c,,o nc
90 hhds. and 20 bbls. MuscovadoS o"'""'
40 900 lbs. Coffee, entitled to double debenture;
800 hhds. retailing Molasses;
10 pipes Gin Is. and 4th proof;
50 bbe prime Beef-2O do Pork;
40 bbs. Turpentine-50 do. Tar;
SO pieces Russia Duck-5000 bushels Salt,
SO bbls. Maokerei
Is bags Tumeric--Spanish Segars.
.Newport. July 90 1914.
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BY MAIL:
WAR EVENTS, &c.


On Saturday last sailed from this port the triv1
teer Sauoy Jack on her sarfh cruize, with crew.
$50 picked men, commanded by Captain ChaxSel}
The enterprise Of her owner, added to the valor 81
her officers and crew., have been rewarded by suc>
cessiul cruizes--Tbe value of the vessels and pro5
perty captured and destroyed, fer the behCf ~
enemy. by this gallant privateer alone, exceeds Q
.5hlisn Of Dollars,-amount Of revenue TO the uull
ed States, sixty thousand dollars. TW
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New For.i6ea,iors are erecting fer the do.
fence Of New York harbor, and TIE citizenss
in turn, Volunteers their labor uPsn thsml
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Three prisoners, ,(,he Cd Lieut. and two uncn bo;
longing to the Br privaleer Retaliation) arrived il
Salem on Sunday from Cape Cod They were the
prize crew vt sloop with lumber, captured by tho
pr. and retaken by Packet, fitted out of Falmouth
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I I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, an Feather
- Beds, from 20 to As dollars, kept constantly
tor sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
yvo. 2, Ctaries-sfreef.
Lisewsse-an assortment of MATTRESSES OF
every description, constantly kept for sale as above
March a. If.
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RYE tLOU.
N. PELECHAN.

COME NER,
uAS just resolved from Boston, and offers for
i sale, at his store, No: 10S, THAMEs.srREKr,
A very extensive assortment of Confectionery
Preserves. Fruits, Cordias, &c. among which are
Sugar Toys. of all descriptions, sugar-A Almonds
Candy. &C.; all kinds of French Preserves Mar
Unique and other Cordials, sot.shel Almonds, Cur.
rants, Rasins, (box and cssk,) Prunes. Dates, &c.
Olives, CapeSs, Catsup, Anchoyies, &c.-Together
with general assortment of Wines, Liquors, and
Groceries-all of which may be had cheap.
Z
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lust received, few cases Of seasonable British
- Goods, such as fine and low priced cslicoss !.
printed Cambrics 4-4 and Ga white Cambrcs; 4-4
and Ga plain and twilled black do. ladies' plain
and clocked cotton Hose; fancy book and leno Nus
Inns silk Gloves: Ribbons; tailied silks DtIniScs
and corded Cambrics res, superfne blue md black
Cassimeres low priced do middiing and 81 ps rrine
blue cnd black broadcloths-all of which will be
sold for cash, at very reduced prices.
-aso--2ooo VT. Coffee, entitled TO double
debenture. p o. RICHMOND
Newport, Aug 10, 1914
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PUBLISHED ny AUTHORITY

AN ACT
Extending relief to certain purchasers Of public
lands in the Mississippi Territory.
BE IL enacted by The Senate and House of Rebresen-
tofves Of the United Stases Of america Coegress
serjed That any person persons, having purchas-
ed lands Of the United States in the Mississippi ter
ritory, who have been subjected to prosecutions by
adverse claimants, who derived their titles from a
Spanish grant, order of survey and where
such prosecutions have terminated favoraby to pur
chasers from the United States, such purchasers
shall have year from the first day Of June next
for the payment Of any interest that may be due from
them to the United States, on the purchases afore-
said. LANGDON CHEvES,
Speaker cf the House Of Rebresentafiues
z. GERRY,
Vlce.Presiderf Of the United States. and
President 5f the Senate
April 1S, l814-.apprsped, JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT
For the relief Of Benjamin w Crowninsbicld.
Be s enacted BY the Senate and House Of Represen-
faiives Of tie United States Of .smerica IN Cengress
assenbsd That the Secretary Of the treasury be,
certain certificates Of stock issued by the Cashier Of
the Merchants Bank Of the town Of Salem, to Benz.
W. Crowinshicd, as guardian Of the children Of Ja-
cob Crowninshield, which said certificates have been
lost Prsrided, ho.oeper, That the renewal of the
said certificates shall be subject TO all the rules and
regulations established at the Treasury Department
aor the renewal Of certificates Of funded stock
LANGDON CHEvES,
Speaker Of ae Hopse Of REPRESENTATIVES
z. GERRY,
Hne-Presidens Of she United States. and
Preadent Of the Senate
April Is, ls's>-akprspsd, JAMES MADISON.
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&c. &c. Sc.
Fifteen per deduction and nor one and three quar-
fers blanks TO prize
Present price OF Tickets S ii-00
Quarters S 500
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GRAND LOTTERIES.

Pennsylvania State Lottery
Commences drawing in October next in Philadelphia.
The following are the principal Prizes. viz.
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HATS.

B. & ). q. WEAVER,
EIAvE just received from the Manufacturers of
= : Boston and Hartford, an elegant assortment of
geutlemen's best beaver, castor and plated HATS
Also, general assortment of Youths and Chdrens
naptand felt do-which they are now opening, and
offer for sale low be purchased in any 9th.
er store in the state. They have likewise on hand
general assortment Of their own manufacture, in
terior to none They have 1000 Muskrat Skins Of a
superior quality. which they will sell for cash.
.Aewbors, .9ori 20. (6m)
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Board of Health Lottery.
Commences drawing in December next, in the City
of New-York. The following are the principal
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Besides vast amount in Prizes Of s so, S 80, 90
&c. &c amounting in the whole 20 above
Owe HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLL S
Newport, July 81, 1914.
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HENRY MOORE,
OEEERS FOR SHE.

OFFERS FOR S.AE,
GIN-50 pipes of Sisson's mandatory;
RUM--l0 hids. w L. Sd and 4th proof, of prize
schooner Louisa's cargo;
BnANDY-French and panish,
WINE-Madeira and Lsbon
MOLASSES-hhds and bbls.
SUGARS--Havana and Muscovado,b by box, &c.
v TEAs-fiyson, Hyson Skin, souchong, and Bo-
hea, by the chest;
COFFEE-by the bag;
SALT--coarse and fine,
NUTMEGs,
ALLSPICE;
PEPPER;
CASSlA,
CAYENNE-pepper,
SNUFF-yeow;
OIL--sweet and lamp;
WAHE-iron and stone;
BED-CORDS-a few gross;
And great number Of other articles too numer
cns to menton--All which will be sold wholesale
and retail, for cash or approved credit, as low as
can be purchased in Rhode-Isiand.
yvswport Fe6ra1y II, 1914 If
WILLIAM WHITE,
No. IL, Long WhaT Has for Sale,
T Fsfstss y ss1s Pipes first quality GINS
70 pipes pipes I;.sa Malaga WINE,
20 20 SsIse' SsIs hrst quality MoLAssEs.
90 bbls. Havana brown SUGAR;
1000 VT. COFFAE
Az Cuests HvsOn Skin, TIA.
10 ditto Souchong, 8
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
70 70 Ditto Ditto spaSsn spaSnnn,o sEoARs a quality
ditto Playing CARDS:
100 bottles CASTOR OIL.
--.qLSO--
A very large assortment of GROCERIES as ucual.
March 8, 1914. IT,
CRANSTON & SHAW,
Offer Mt Eipase sae
-FOUR hundred and fifty hhds retailing Havana
- .MOL.aSSESs
20 20 ,ieree. e1. and DO: IS bbIs. 'vSHN d.:
SO bbls. super6ne 'OUR:
IA hhds. Sd procf RUM
.Newporf. Juy 20, 1914.
JAMES TOWNSEND,
nEFERS for sale, at his store, in Mill street next
- east of the r. l. Republican Office
~ boxes Mol &2. Chocolate;
10 do. mould Candles
100 W.T.. Of good Cheese;
boxes Of Spanish Segars;
10000 American do.
With an assortment of first quality Groceries. at
retail. June %.
HENRY MOORE,
At his Brick tore-MARxxr-SouARE.
Has for soie,
so hhds. w-EnSand RUM;
50 pipes sissoa's GIN;
AVo uoiS. TnttauepntA ana baltfmorS Su.
per6ne FLOUR;
Is kegs negrohead TOBACCO;
GROCERIES and SHIP STORES, as usual.
May4
JONES & RATHBONE,
Have for Sale,
Eve hundred boxes Candles;
500 do. do. Soap;
$50 barrels supe; fine Flour,
10 tons Archangel Hemp,
$50 hhds. retailing Molasses,
log boxes Havana brown Sugar.
IS hhds. w. l. Rum;
900 bags debenture Co6ee.
They respectfully offer their services as Auction
sDrs and Commission Moechants, and refer for infor
mation respecting their establishment, to Messrs.
Jons G. SAMUEL WHrTEHoRnE, OF Newport.
Providence. April 26. IT,
BLANKS
For sale at }. {. Shaw ofisss
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-17

HENRY MOORE,
AT his Brick tore-MARxEr.SoyARE,
Has for sale,
so hhds. New-Ensland RUM;
50 pipes Sissoa's GIN;
100 bbls. Philadelphia and Baltimore su.
per6ne FLOUR;
IS kegs negro-head TOBACCO;
GROCERIES and SHIP. STORES, as usual
May
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-17

&C. &C. &C.
.aboM one and a third blanks 10 a prize.
Present price OF Tickets s 500
Quarters 5 1873