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Vice-Admiral TyIer,
commander in Chief, &c. &c.
Portannonth. a1nrch 81

forta1foufh, Marco 81,
he q. = Frigate Congress, capt. Morris.
Is preparing. and is nearly ready for sea-
She ia ultimately destined Cor the Medtcrra
mean, but viii take cut to Amsterdam his Ex,
cellency VIM. Eustis, E.nvoy Extraordinary
and Minister fleuipotcntiary TO the c,rs of
Holland. In the Congress will also take
passage, tie Kew. Edward Everett, Of the
Boston Brattc-Tree Church, brother Of tn.
Secretary of Legation, and Madame E,iza-
beth Bonaparte and her son.
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PROCLAMATTON.


BY His EXcellency Lieutenant- General SIX
!oFN SoAPE SHERDKooxE, Knight q the
Most Honorable Order Of the Bath. LIEN
tenant Governor. and Commander IT, CHEF
in ard over His Majesty's Province of iyova
Scotia & its Dependencies, Vice-A dn;;ra,
ofthe same. &c. &c. &c.
i, WHEREAS, by the two Acts, the one
pasted on the 9Sth, and the other in the lStii
year OF his present Majesty's Reign, power
is given to the Governor, Lieutenant Cover
nor, or Commander in Chief. with the ad-
vice and consent, of His Maiesty's Council,
to allow the Importation oFcertain enuinera-
ted articles from the United States OF Ainar-
ica, into this Province, for the use of tn.
inhabitants, and also for the e,portato
thereof.
| have therefore thought fit, with the -
vice and consent Of his majestV's council. e.
publish this rroGlaTa.inn, hersily at c-ie.l;5
g empowering fritish subject5 fer tae So
OF three months tro61 the date hs.ecf
import and bring into this Province. 6.
the United States of America IL f,ritis1 ~
ships or vessels, owned and naVis atesi AT Il.
ding to law-scantling. planks, slaves,
ing, boards, shingles, hoops, or squared tin
Der OF any sort {; horses neat cattla, sheep
hogs, poultry, or live stock of any sort 81,
biscuit, -four, peas, bears, potatoes, wheat,
rice. oats, barley, or gram of any sort and
brlush subjects during the same period, are
hereby authorised and empowered to eyo,rt
IN Sritlsh ships. owned and navirated as a.
torcsaid, all, or any of the said herein before
enumerated articles, TO any other Of his ma
JesJ s colonies or plantations.
Given under nv hand and seal at a5r,,4,
at Halifax, this 4th dav of March
1915, III tie 55th year of His Maesty's
reign.
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Nod.
FORK, ia. Fe5. ts. 1915.

SIR, 'O ~ 1919
so'r sTor OF iIe 6tb inst. has been received.
nav sHsninea my papers and cannot find the orit
ns' "hu"Vt OF captain Williams therein ais ded 10
he copy gave Mr.. Catell Sasterally en.ree, ,6,
or'gai hss been misad fear lost in the bns'le If
moving papers from hence so frequently "a ~, becn
oo'e' 70 place them without the reach Of the enemy
feeoSer the affidavit, and will forarG IL . 70
The department Of srte, as soon as Il sal be rec
Very respectfully, am, cir, your osediept ser.
ILL.,, c-,tn.. r. 1Hos. GRIFFIN.
DeprHreH u Stofe, Wasiinsf0n.
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NEw-yopx. Mar,h q

The u. S. sloop Of war E.oervie - 9 Jo,,,.
Oownes, Esq. commander, arrived at this
port this morning. in nine days from Savan.
nah. Ga the 18th inst. off Tybee, s,,oke :
Russian brig, one day from Amelia buund 10
Savannah. The captain of the brig stated
that the British forces left Cumberland ana
Amelia On the 10Th,
Capt, T'aber. of the slo5p Cordelia from \ :
London. Informs us, that the frigate q. Stst.s
;sii; Macedonian sHol ff.,{; ,,iii,
N London. had got over the bar and were
expected down hourly.
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1t viii be recollected that the eneur's
force, by his cwn accounts exceeded ten
thousand. AZ =
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JOSEPH C. cABELL.

Nos
Sof'2 ola teftr- from John Tart Smith. Eso.
30 JudSe Tucker, dutsd
SIR RaaSPton, .hav. 81, 1914
Your favor have nov before me. Some tim.
49, ;Ts .Ar .eiS; there s'me before me Captaia
~ 'sins q tnink. his name w.) in company with
siAJor Thomas Griffin Of York. with the aidsvit vo.,
SPEAK DIN your letter, which he syore to before me
and gave p,y certificate thereto; then gave the #,
sday y, 20 sJ1r Griffin and expected to see it publish
ca ' one o. The Richmond papers, bur never bear e
II sinse but from your letter, epect the o,;a;s,
San ne got from Dsjor Griffin. BIT If it Is mis-.
ia'c, wei reeooct the substance of the oriIo-
VII ana will render you any service in nv power.
am with respect, ' p'"e''
JOHN TABB sNITrH.
u 1t can be got from Mai Griffin, Il had better bs
IN the Captains o"n words, viii, my c. r,ificate.
&, f.s..o.. ,,,,.,... J. rs.
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Cory efa letter from yosenh C. Co5ey
Egg. 20 me non. 81. George Tucker, dq-
Richmond, Non. %, 1914.
have reee:-e:i ;.== f,7, &c IN.
INST embracing extract from the letter r...,,
written to you by Mr.. Graham of the D.nar,m,n, -,
state on the subject of the resolution of the Sena s
the u States, OF the Path ult - ~
distinctly recollect ali the material ;o,.
IN regard to the copy OF the affidavit viii. Won ,,
"ansn 70 The President. About the per;od rh,t No
Jor thornas Griffin, oil York, weRt ON hoard tb a..
s,' squadri IN Lypnhs'en BAY, Tor the purpose of en-
deasoring TO recover his negroes who had ,on, "a g.
ths enemy, happened to be in WiiIi, n, .Is,-s n
destination OF the slaves that had been t.ken ~, 49,
yea by the British, then subject of cur;os,v o
concern Throughout the lower country l und.rstoe.
tst sesai1Rg isan, OF the name of Williams vbob,
been prisoner with the enemy and b,I ,,cr,,,"
rived al Hampton, had gone jn company with Njaor
Thomas Griffin, OF York, besnre john Isbb Smi,S q
itspsctshle magistrate, 6. t;.s e;;ty vi III; IL
", aud had made oath, that while a prisoner in mn
OF the bahama siands he tad been nres,,, - no -
Oh the negroes that had been carried otfrom On. v;
ny OF Hampton and N0raia tl,st the nepros -
sSu &c high pr'ce, and thar negro carpenter from
norfolk, was purchased for thousand doiIars -
raj gentlemen, of the Fist respectsbl;tv shn ~
eonverssd with Maj griffin, Unframed me fiat he
.p"aeo "tliprns Ms a man whose appearance entled
nam 20 sredit aud thsthe he'd, accoSng,, published
the AFFIDAVIT Ia che TOW of York rJ,55.3, sh IL -
duM ut Mr. Coke of WnamgbprS nror9,,,d - ~!
% ups paper, "heh handed to you, and was forward
ed by you 10 the President This .t;dsv;t no, - 49,
Jeet OF general conversation abou at time The CIR
c'ins'ahces under which Williams arrived at Harotor
the manner in Which he described the NEGROES soId
.ne nsi'an'as and particularly the carpenter from,
Nook, and toe appearance of entire sinceritv IA L;
Narrative, left 10 doul was assured, on the mind NJ
ether Mr. smith or Ms,. Griffin, that the aies,geI
SAFE had aetuay taken place. Idd NOT see Ma; G,1i;n
nor9d o. nqe What lac intended to DO With the orr
S"fal Snnia'it OF Williams my Conjecture wss that
he would send ton to tho COMMITTEES; of Cnoss
sha sea with the business of coectiog roofs Of I'M,
nsro=rcus conduct of the war by the enemy A., !,
seems ne has not done so, presrme it remains in mis-
-, W'i' write immediately to him. with tie
ne" o. ascertainrg whether this be the fac, and .
ne to request the favor Of bda to enclose me the
a'oosvit The result of M Inquiries OF that gen.
ueIoan shall be made known To you without DELAY
eerely, yours, &c. 1 50"
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Ii'ave the honor to aequaint you,
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IN CHANCERK.

eN Louisa County Court, Jane 18th, 1915
William Cooke, james Nelson, James Niche vii
nam u PolntevteT, executor ~ Warner u Broad.
dis, decd. Overton Harris. Edward .laoI:e,,d Tlz
abeth Lawrence, administrator at Wiiliam Law
renee, deed. Thomas iiolladay, Thornton Gibson,
Nicholas Meriwether, q Barnett Moore,
= Against,
Samuel Overton, administrator with the Will annex
e. .1 o. samuel Sas an'i, decd Def'L
HE o. ten'lant Samuel Overton, ir not having
esteret. bus appearance, and given security according
10 the Act OF Assembly and the rules OF this Court
and appearing to the satisfaction of the court that ne
'sn an nhabitant this State, on tn emotion of the
plaintiffs BY their Counsel 10 is ordered That the
deenda + Sa'nne, Oyerton r. do appear hereson the
second nhonday In October next, and answer the
plaintiffs bill, and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some OF The newspapers printed
IN the Ciy "a te;euers r eight weeks sscressive-
Iy, and published at the trout door of the Courhouse
on some Court day.
a Copy.-Tes.e,
JOHN POINDEXrER, jr. ID. C. LC.
august S.----wSwp
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ANOB,JECY7,
Ausust &

Interesting and truly desirable ! !! :
FsNtE. undersigned, proprietor OF the premises, is
u disp )sed to Lease, by private contract frOm one
10 seven years. 10 commence rcn and after the end oil
the present year, that valuable and uell-kncwn plan
taton, with its appurtenanccs, called
or O y ID Il l. l.,
Situated in tue County OF Iichmond upon the Rappa-
hammock Riyer-a joiing Mount Airy, the Estate Of
john Iayioe, Esq. and also Of taaion Carter, Esq.
and which is rnmedate'v opposite the town ofTappa-
hammock, sometimes C;,iIei" Hobbs-Hoie, and which
sad tract contains ahoIt 5000 acres its width is
more than mile, & extends up s. down tie said river
inciullng valuable pubic ,erTv-the road To which,
passes through the premises. This land is uncunon!y
level fertile, ~ IS peculiarly well adapted Ia he cu-
tTe Of corn, wheat, tobacco, oats and clover with
nA'ura meadow, producing Abundant crops OF excel
en' hay--.8s gra2iug Farm, FEW, IT, ANY, in this
State exceIit. The navigation ofthis river, is easy
ana certain at ali Seasons, and admits vessels OF tins
largest SIZE by means whereof, the produce OF the
Farn can be readily and at a trivial eXLencc shipped
NJ or down the said river the interest Of the Tenant
may dictate This place abounds with fish. crabs,
and wild fowl ct the first quality uniting 20 il,
smd-har we'll adapted to the q n scnc from which
great adva tages may with certainty be anticipated
As 10 Society, 1t is doubtful whether any neighbour
hood IN The country affords bette greater wealth.,
a. dcd 20 which, there san advantage, hr no mcansof
slgt comseraiion, that is, the Pubic Ma passes the
Perry, ana ron It's sltunou. great profit may certain
~ " derived, by the Establishment Of Pubic House
al entertainment Upon this Farm, there ave. ey-
cc'tnt imO'eme Is, but which arc oct OF rcua, and
IN tbs respect the Subscriber is disposed to be liberal
as the terms oi lease, in order to get them in
complete state OF lela..
IT csrnh be necdi say any thing more of dis
fsaie to thus who know il, what has been said is
NECESSARY, as they gre prepared to appreciate It's re-
al Yaucto tio-c who are not acquainted il IL teir
fine may a he improsienty spent, IA taking view
o, its peculiar aivantages.
my ctt rs address to me at this place, shall he
pwetusiiy aC;.t dcd to-
Holm MURPHY, Jsn'r.
4 Rcbno1d, July -----ei5N ata~G
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A PAINTING OF
- U M r II ~ TE,
NOW ~ pICUNOND

~, H| W7rrcHs Painting Room.
sNii9 gr9nd y erieaI picture re res, nts this
!. s " " NAN on horseback las iar.c
~. Its'E ~ A'ps taken from design ~ the
'anting ever seen Vi~ei.ia "'- '"' 5''' WI
Y nc eShioli'n room will be opergr.on o'cloct
,..,, iili ilts evening Of each ,lsy.
JSus 23.----U
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APPROXIMATIONS.

IA IlEitEtS mformaio las Lecn received tat
w MATTHEW CLAY, Esq. Rerresrut,dys
q ui- Stts' II me Congress % uic United S,aits.
rom iie District composed Of the f.puntsuf ~, las
.PftsyHania anil Cninp',H. has d.p.rte,I tl,is EE.
whereby e"taney Aas occurred IN r,c r,roser o5
from ilis ; ats :InsnRr0nE have tl,siel,t Gt. l,y
md with thc ai'ce OF dc Cornell ~ State. 10 coi,
ana 90 hereby require, u'c several Stcnds 'fthe
o'rucs =, imposing the g"l DISTRICT ~ hold An Flee
OF Di kepres" 'tai'yc 10 the sai4 Disnict on ue
rep etivr Court Ga's % their seyc,.i Counties which
j!'l 'appcn ~ October next, according ~ the 60
'1ft'n o. tie United States, an6 the Las q tn.
commonwealth.
Gwen under my hand as Coqcrnor. and mi
4 K 40 the Scat ofihs 90 n,norweai,. M {ie
N l. >. mon ,tls.2gh ay of .Jl,y. one thoi
49, AMI ti-ht hind ed anI & en-, and of th.
Commonwealth 'be i~riief,
49,, W. G.. NICHOLAS.
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EV0L. 1s,---N0. 50.

toral college of the department from which
!! he IS deiegatedwill proceed to a, new elec-
! ton, the appointed minister will still be eli
gibe.
70th. No deiiberation. can take place in a
secret committee
7lst The house of Representatives IS m
De renewed in totu every i've years, EXCEPT.
however, IN the case of a dissolution by the
.nonatcn previous to the expiration OF that
term.
CHAPTER v.
Of Primary end Electoral .fssenSliee.
72d. Every French Citizen, as cba-acter;s-
edin the articles - chapter second. has
blies.
73d. The formation of electoral colleges.
the number of their members, the condition
OF their eligibility, the time of their re-e.ec-
ton Shall be regulated by law, but in no
case can the functions Of the elected be for a
longer time than five years, unless thew are
reelected.
74th. The primary and electoral ssseu,blies
will chose their presidents,
'5th. Inc primary assemblies viii OF right
assemble every years tc completed or renew
the electoral colleges. e.
The electoral colleges viii of right as
senbie every five years to elect Immediate
tives.
10Th, No one can De admitted into an cleo
.orai college, without having first been named
elcctor OF the primary assemblies.
CHAPTER VI.
Of Judiciary .Aufhortv.
||tl' The courc Of Cessations, the court of
accounts, the imperial courts, the tribrnals OF
nrst instance, OF commerce and of justices of
the peace arc maintained. No chanee can
ever take place in their numbers or attributes
but by law
|8sh. The judges named by tie monarch,
are to ce irrem5veable, and cannot be dis
placed, but alter legal judgment for crimes
or misdepeanor.
18th. Tie monarch names the Judges ofin
perlal Courts & Of the trihunalsl of FIRST in
stance. The justices of the peace and Judges
OF commerce are to he named asreeaby to the
forms established by law.
goth. Within months Of the date OF HE
acceptation of the present constitution the i,,d-
ges actually IN function shall receive their
commissions for life.
s1st. no one can be deprived of the iudees
assigned BY the constitution and laws. neither
trafiuced or be judged in his person or Pro-
perry, before any commission
S2d. The tribunals can never passia i,,ie-
ment on the decision or Interpretation Of arr
law or regulation, emanating from ministerial
authority.
sgd. Any crime committed in france hv .
military man, unless 1t is in a camp ara durf7Ys
campaign. is to be judged by the ordina
ry criminal tribunals. -.
s4th. 1t is to be the same in all cagesA
when the accusation is against rniUta+:
man, and the adverse party is private c;tt
zen. -
s5th. All questions relating to the valid
ty of sales of national domains are TO be de.
Ci1ed by the established co,-r,e an, .tt!
mails.
!SSth. The punishment Of forfeiture OF pro
Perty is abolished. and never can be reyiv
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DURELL'S TAVERN
.AT.AUCTTON.

On NJ Premises, az II O'Clock, on Wednes-
,fGY, the 9Th Sent. ncrt,
VIII positively be sold, without reserve. that
WELL KNoWN and LONG EsrABLISRED
TAVERN, ON OLD STREET,
(1Ir. UURgLL being determined 70 retire
from tie business.
ysTHE LOT fronts the street ninety-ivc feet, and
= increases If. width in tl.e TO about hun
trpd and sixty feet, and extends from the street to
tie river, two huudrei ind forty-iye feet.
The trout house has seventeen rooms and in the
ward is convenient house detached, which has bec
used dinng-roon, and can be conveniently htte
up, for the accommodation OF families travelling. The
out-horses are conveniently situated. The stable,
which Immediately the river, m-Dodate
forty horses. a productive garden il attached. The
whole premises IN good order. POSSESSION be
g,en the day Il. Sale, the. boarziers and gentle
men put.ing up vt the house. may continue without
ANY Inconvenience to themselves.
ALSO,
All the Household and KEchen Furniture, belong
ins t. the Establishment
Together with some Valuable Servants
TERMS--For the Tavern, bonds at two, three s.
four years, with ~ months interest the first pay
on the first and deed OF the property. TO
secure the scco.d and third payments,
For the furniture, all sums under $50, cash--that
amount, and not .xceeding $500, six mcrths--oyer
$500, 10 months approved endorsed negotiable notes,
be satisfactorily executed before the property de-
lYeFed.
NEGROES 90 days.
S.9-1TL. TURNER, T. III.
NJ. 1I,s..v L.
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CHAP VIII


Of Public Ia,stYucti5r, .r'}
9th Public instruction remains intrr,.e.d
to the University 80
Its organization never can be CHANGED ~
modified, but by law.
10Th Any law on public instruction ppvar
can coniide it to any religious institution. p6s
5lye 1t Exclusively in charge 20 any mnistsi
OF worship.
Dist Primary schools shall be established
tor children OF both sexes, and the or-anjz a.
ton will be determined by law.
92d. Tie national institute. and an otb.,s
establishments OF public Instruction, atts and
sciences, nov existing, are maintained, and
nothing can be altered but by law.
CHAPTER IL.
Guarantee o. fTefls1Ty 70 ne cifixeaa. amt
Senfrol di3fosisioH.
&c ne rightot petitioning may be exs-
ciset personally. or Jointly, by ipd,vitn.is
but neverin ths name Of any pubic BODY
PETITIONS may be addressed TO eitBer Tho
government or to both houses
94th. No one can DC questioned. proserr-
'eo or attacked 10 any way, manner or time
on account G. his votes, his opinions. or ee-
ceptance of s.y public functions.
s5th Tie national debt IS gi,arantesis,
Goth. The rights Of all citizens WI whom
the government has contracted, and not vet
terminated, are naintsued.
yoth ditto The fze1 enlcluments Of tie
salaried ministers of worship are to .orm an
item in the annual budget Of one Of the min
lsterS no change can -ake place ia the allow
cd salary but By law.
97th' The military IN ac.pal service fha
deranged officers and soldiers, the widows o
pensoned officers and soldiers, will preserve
tier grades, honors aAd pensions. The san
dispositions are applicable to ciyi and eccIs-
sasCical pensions.
gsth. No national rewards are 70 b. grant
ed otherwise than b7 Jaw,
9Sth. National domains not yet sold. a,y7
now IN the custody CT the administrator &C
nat'opal domains. remain irreyocably tn pre
perty OF the State.
101th. Tithes. featial and seierenr;al 's,obtss
never can be re-eslablished on any nretexs
whatever
lolst. The Institution. Of the legion .og honor
lis maintained, with ali its risAts. title nre,,oI
atives and tseotDsnt. It's badges o: ds,czA
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CHAP. VII

o., ~ =. ''FE 70 "I4I1-Ul %,
9th. There shall De TO each ci.y s-:pent
to each district, and To each commune. a couns
Gil elected by the people and putllc aeent
named by the government.
S8th The number of members eftbe co,,r.
ellis OF departments, districts and coprounegs.
the conditions and modes of eligibility. the;1
functions, and the functions Of the srer+
OF the government, snail be regulated by
law. ~
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rCHY,NCERY.

T Court held Tor Prince-sdwari County. Juy
~ the 18th, 1915.
Greed IIsskAs and Benjamin Il. Price,
Co0plfs.
Against,
William Morgan and Lucy his wife, formerly Lucy
Haskins, and Mother Vi Benz. Haskus, deed. and
TheodriclS G. Haskins the administrator < one OF
tue brothers OF the said Benjamin Haskns, Creed
rlaskins, Aaron Haskns, Edward Hask6s, James
W. G. Hassirs, phobe HssHius, Mildred -jsskins,
Martha Hast;ins & Elzs Haskips, the nfsnt bro
Tiers aud sisters ofsaid Be,jarDn dasNins,
DrG's.
THE Comp,aaaYts fled their bill, and the D .fand-
ants, except William Morgan s. Lucy his wife, filed
their answer and the said Wi!i;im Morgan, not
having entered his appearance and given security
corlimg to an Act OF the General Assembly and the
rules OF this Court, and itappearng the satisfaction
u tie Court that he inaitant OF thus State:-
1t is ordered That the said def'dt. William Morgan,
do appear tie first day October Co 1T next.
and answer the Complirsnts bill, and shew a
gnrst the sale OF the Tract oil Land in the bill men
toned aud thet Copy Of TINS srder he forthwith
insertedin some of the public Newspapers print
ed in the City Of Richmond, for months success
lively, and also, at the frontoor oil the Court
house ii ,h County
a Copy.-Teste,
B. J. WORSIIaM. >. c.
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NICHOLAS Gt.FFROY,

LAS just received an assortment of LOOkINC-
IA GLASSES, Plates and FU.MBLERS,
from the Manufactory at Handling, part OF which
will be framed shortly. should any Glasses be want
ed 10 fiji old frames, the sizes are as follows: ~ by
inches, IA by 9. 17by 10, IS by ~, 90 BY IL, %
by Is, 81 by H. and IS by i5,he other sizes larger
ye.not yet arrived.
.htso. for saie-Tes, Coffee, Corn, and the
lest Philadelphia Flour.
He also msDufac ures as fs'merly God &
Silver WARE; ard keeps constan, supply of
Watches, Watch Materials, Cutlery, Pocket Books,
Tea Pots Tea Trays, and variey.of other articles
too numerous TO mention -Segsrs, bladders Snui
for New-York money-and gives the true value of
old Gold and Silver, according 10 its standard. .iiso,
buys old Copper and Pewter Jane 28
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NEW GOODS.

p P. REMINGTON, No. IA Thamcs.st.
uAs just received an extensive assortment of
IA English, India, French and American Goops,
which will be sold remarkably cheap tot CASH
.among ,Vhiei are the JoilO1viny:
Broadclo,hs; black, oue and mixed
Cassmeres; FIannels black, brown and red Bonn
bazetts Ratinets; superfine undressd Calicoes /;
Prints; white Cambrics, eiegan! silk half Hkf's. ;
striped and seeded Muslins jsconet do silk Hkf's
long and short kid Cloves csmbric Dimities com
mon do. Nankns; elegant ves,ngs Ribbons.
p. P. Remington has received an assort-
ment Of American Goods, which will be sold at the
factory prices Newport, july S.
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Cheap Fancy Goods.
GEORGE S. TOMPKlNS,
ResfeeJ fully informs his Friends and fhe hu6-
tic in general,

~'tT'tNJ '''y ~ ITO '''' = 'e 1s "'''' '''' ~
tic in general,
'NUAT he has jus, received and Offers for sale at
\ his Store, No i52. Thames street.a general
assortment Of FASeY GOODS, among which the
following lated Tea Sets BIitauna Tee Pots !;
Sugar Dishes and Cream Pots plated Candlestieks
and Cas,ors black and coquelico Tea Trays and
waters pi@nisbcd tin tea and Coffee Pots Knives
and Forks; Scissors nazors Shutters and Trays;
morocco Pocket Books and Purses tortoise shell
Combs; warranted gold pesds gold and silver
Watch Chains Eey, aud seals; silver table, tea,
sat and mustard spoons together with variety Of
car Rings finger Rings, breast Pins, &C. sse. all OF
hich vi!l be sod as cheap sAn te purchased ~
tis State.
ILS0.
--ssisAt received icv Jars bes, Naccoboa Snuff.
81. u Watches Clocks ard all kinds OF Jewel
IeFy. rerair a. the shos,cs, notice, aud the lox.
cot terms.
Newport August 2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-30
L.. w. LAM On,

HAS just opened great variety of good GOODS,
- selected, with much attention, from the latest
importa,ions in N. York, from England and France,
among which are many new, scarce and elegant ar
tices Aug. 2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-30
MORE FINE SHIRrINGS.

T. DDY has received few pieces more Of bis
IL perior 8 American Shr,ings, which for tex
ture and finish are unequalied .3ugust 9.