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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-17
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Howard, April %. Ia,. IT,
~ The Editors Of the Fed. te ub|i.
can, National iDtelil,encer, Leesbma
"ashln9tonian, Fredericksburg Herald,
and Winchester Gazette viii Elease in.
sirt the above once week till forbid and
send their accounts to this CElce foI Iay~
meEt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-17
Land & Negroes fer Sale.

Or to be exchanged fer S4ocx IN either
elite banAs Of Vtrsallio.
EVHt subscriber offers for sale a IMAM.
L tity of LAND, containing IgCO
acres situated i'll. Fairfax county. about
u miles IRON Alexandra, Geors clown
ard Washington; and together with it
SO htety JsEGHGES now on it. Tie
land hes in a healthy neighborhood, pro-
crossing laTidly in mpro' Ell ent, & con-
sidered as exceedingly well adapted to
the use otPlaister. A large proportion of
1t has been laying for some tine past in
clover, and might at a triiling expense
It is beiieved) be highly imrros ed.
VIM. II. Ii;zhugh.
Ravensworth, near Alexandria, div
February ] /. law6m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-17
A Tract of LAND,

Containing 100 Acres Or thereabouts.
the property of tie late Joseph Minor
deceased. This Land, except sma'
cart, is covered with the most valuable
kind of Timber. and afsrds valuable
situation FIR Tavern, lying in Fairfa
County, Virginia, at the intersection o.
the roads leading from Leesburg to Alex
aalr:a and Georgetown, QUE mile below
the Falls Church, which makes the d.
stance to Alexandria between 8 and Z
mics, and to Georgetown betN cen and
3. A further description is deemed UNI
necessary, as those who wish to purchase
may view the premises by calling on my
.elf, or nv brother Smith Minor, liyine,
adjoining the property.
GEO. MINOR.
May &c. DIV.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-17
Public Sale

NWTILL be sold to the HIGHEST bid
w der for cash, On Thur day tie
first day of june next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-26
MURAI--no more.

We have before learned that after MuRAT, tie
FL KtGg If Naples. eicaped from that kingdom he
arrived in Paris was ditccuntenanced by bis broth
er.in- aw TUoNAPARTE and fought retreat IN
the South of France THAT after the iecond con-
queff of PARIS by the allies, he fed over to Corli
ca, and found siynm in the friendihip OF the
Mayor OF Yefcov to-one of the interior cities.--
That to this place many of the Generals and 9Th
GERS who ierved under hln in lay repaired rndef
pretecce Of WHITING the old commander aud that
rheie we're joined by tugitives from Mp es and
France - hat lii coaduef had arreited the at
teation Of he trcnch government which had ient
b dy of troops 10 esreior sapIure HIM and MS
adherents :-Aad az he had 10 coniequeD e,
lief, Corfca, aud embarked his b ndliu IN hx lei
lncoa.--.n Iurluit Of which the bnuih fn5ae
b1ssnoer had lated 1h is iummary OF sur
previous advlces--La,e arrivals from LAZY have
fufniihed ample partirnar of the OF jct T his itu
pid expedition, his defeat, coudemnasion, and sno
mnons death
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-26
lP NEW GOODS.
f. STEVENS,

EXCHANGE STREET,
HAS received an al ,r,ment of GOODS iu,ta.
bic for the presen, aud approaching iea,on,
AMONG WHICH
Handiome Czrpeaag--haek brown, and pearl
coored Bomb liin Bornbszegts--psln and figured
fcariet Pc lde Fl4naes--54 4 and 8 = hfe
yellow aud red F.anneis -Lad.e'- b ack aud IA e
worried Ho(e-biack white AND lie cotton do -
ladies kid, beaver, fix and lined Gioves--gensle-
men black aud white fix and beaver Gloves
GinPhams -Csicoes -Brniih Co,ions-Liuens :
Mul.a--4 and Ga whlEe CamorIck-s b aek
Canoricks Long Lawns--black while and CO.
CURED Luitrings white Crapes-biack and white
Cyprus-Lsnen Czmbticks L,1en and Cotton
Cambrick pocket tsandkerehlefs--S shaw. s. b &C /
and fzDcy fix Handkerchief Bandshna and Flag
do gentlemen ano ladies back aud white & 7
Hole thread sno cotton Laees Ri5bons-D,mo
ties--whi1e Jean--corded Mullins Waddinp-
Mitinett --Dlspu-vevet Ribbons children .
worried Bools-Iineu aud COTTON Bo.s--Cotr on
Bas-bue and yellow NAnkins Cotton Umbrel.
las Mousr ing shawls fine eamsrick Muffin
BobbIns aud Tape Quality and Shse Binding
fes.ug sak-6ik ~osds-isrge AID FINAL fhes
Comes--lieeI end morocco Puries--Sei1ors- hearth
xco aosr bru1ies. sc. &c.
Nov. 80 CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-26
IP More Mem Goods -
GEORGE HILL, & Co.
IAvE just received an additional supply Q
SCARCE GOODS;

AMONG WHICH AEB-snperlne blue, black, olive
and brown Broadclotls Plains DufEis Pelisse
Cloths Tartan Plaid one bale elegant lain and
twIlcd Bombazetts, all colors; black and blue
Rattinetts ; Ioilenett AMI London Vestings; white
Jersey Frocks knit wooden Drawers; black and
olive yevets Baizes Flanneis Ladies' extra
fine colored and black vorsted Hose Mems bea-
yer, Doe-skin md kid Gloves; Ladies' kid, wash
leather, floecy and Angola DO. Cotton Shawls
Bandanna flag and lack silk handkerchief
cheap plaid Silks; bfae italian and Canton Grape;
Meckiin aud CoitoH Lsces; great variety oi
plain, plaid and fringed Ribbons; Cambria Buttons;
Stay Lacings Silk Braid, etc. etc.
All persons indebted to q. Ii. & Co. are reques-
ted to make Immediate payment
Dec. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-26

THE BIBLE.....No. y.

From The .4thcndtr 10 The louisiana REPORT,
from 7vltch eEtracts were giveR IN The last
number.
The report of the New York Bible Soci
ely contains list of msre than weniy 81
bic Societies who had contributed from so
TO 500 dollars each 10 tue prnIDg Ut the
French Bibles, a: New York, and Of a num-
Der of other associations and individuals, a.
mounting in The whole to 5Ol2 dJ.Iars.-
Besides which the Bible Society of Salem
and lis vicinity has voted hty dollars to aid
in this work - he New York Bible and
common Prayer Book Society subscribed
tor one hundred copies. be Female 30
ciety OF Geneva gave all their funds 49, he
Poughkeepsie Female Bible Society yo-
led all the money they had-and The fe-
male Associations of AURORA and GeEoa
threw In their mite. lie Washing on
county Bible Society, In a county but re-
Gently settled had in the course OF the first
year raised iunGs sufi sient 10 enable lhem
TO distiibul 500 Bibles he O.ssgo
County Bible Society, mad distributed IN
The course Of the year, $40 Bibles and 200
New lestaments, and organized Bible AS
sociallons in twelve towns, all formed on
the some plan aid acting as auxlliaries to
the pa chi institution.
A plan similar to the above is pursued by
the New Jersey Bible Society, who have
established in each county "a board Of 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-26
IH NEW GOODS.
JOSEPH HARROD,
Corner Of Eachange and Hiddte-streets,
LAS just opened for sale general assortment of
GOODS:
GOODS

...AMoNG WHICH ARE...
Superfine black, blue brown, oye, and corbeau
BROADDLOIHS; black, blue, bottle, mixed,
and brown fine and low priced do. superiine black,
blue and mixed CASSIMERES black, blue, mix
ed, olive and brown fine ditto; Hunters Cloths /;
Devonshire kerseys; Imperial Cords ]; sattinetts /;
Vestings black and olive yelvets; superhne and
common undressed Prints 81 Oinghams Cam
bricks; white and coIored Cambrick Muslins; Lin
ems; Nluslins slate colored Worsted Hose; Shaw Is
from 81 to 81 square Dimoties; rich Levantne
silks for Peisses gentlemen and ladies' black and
white silk Hose 4 uioyes Levantiae sils Shaw IS
silk Handkerchief; gentemens' Buckskin aud
Beaver Gloves; ladies' Kid and Beaver Gloves
Bandanna and flag silk Handkerchiefs; Canton
twlled do. black silk handkerchiefs; pocket do.
red and green figured Ra,unetts; plain, figured,
and twilled Bombazetts; Baizes; EIannels Bfan-
kets Russia Diapers Pelisse Cloths and Flan-
nels few black white, and colofed Ostrich and
down Plumes; French Braid and Cords Ribbons
Tapes black and white Italian Grapes Nan
keens British and Hamburg shirtings, sc. &c.
Dec. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-26
More Ne,v Goods /!
BARBOUR g. LINCOLN,
HAVE just received an additional supply
FRESH GOODS:

Among which are the following SC4RCE 44i1-
IICLES =
Fine black and brown ladies and gentlemen''
Bombazetts black and White olk
Super. PeIise Cloths, Gloves
fashionable colors 1 iLadies' and gentlenien''
Printed scarlet Pelise black and white Silk
Eiannels Hose
Black & green Flannels SBlack, brown and Naza
Fine scarlet FIapnels : rine Bombazeens
Devonshre Kersev 8Silk FloreHtine Vesting
Gcntlemen's black and itilack Lustring, Avig-
White Worsted Hose, non manufacture
fnes sLadies' Beaver GloNes
Black, drab and green iSs Basket Buttons
Tabby Velvets MIXED Cords
Black, blue and brown 9Tartan Fipids, high col
Ratinetts : ors and large figures
Superfne London Cloths s&c &C.
Nor. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-26
ADvICES FROM LEGHORN
EA1E Of MURdI.

rLoREscE, (lgtdnyj OCT. "a, 1915.
- he h.itorY OF Joachim MuRAr, iron
his fliehi from Naples to lis ARRIVAL IN
Corllca, is we'll Known and ALTO OF his
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-26
BLIoTERED STEEL, sc.


ooo lbs. best English Blisterea Steel (ioop ~
90 boxes by 10 and by9 Glass
90 do. fresh Raisins
10 do. dipped Candies
4 Hhds W. |. Rum
do. n. f. ditto
7 do. retailing Molasscs
Bbls. Muscovado Sugar
Cogniac Brandy
Pure Holland Gin
chests Souchong Tea
SO qnntals Pollock Fish
so Hhds. st. Ubes Salt
Rrgs Liverpool Blown do.
cwt. patent Shot
boxes Roll Birthstone
200 lbs sulphur
IS doz pr. Cotton and Wool Cards
With a good assorse.eat oss W. |. GOODS,
Crockery and Hard Ware,
For sale at No. g. Columbian Row, by
JEREMIAH KI3IBALL & SON.
Dec. 10. CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-26

consisting of Plates Of all sizes and edges-Dining
nd Tea oetts-Cups and Saucers, &c.-Wines, De-
;anters and Tumbers--Castors and Castor Glasses,
eparate from setts-Dutch Looking Glasses and
oipes-W aiters-Knives and Forks-Penknives---
low priced Table and lea spoons-Brttania Tea
Pots, &c.-The whole or part of which is offered
For Cash approved credit in lots to suit purchas-
ers, as low can be purchased in Portland.
Assorted Crates kept constantly on hand, and
Ware repacked for the country al the Boston pri-
ces, as heretofore.
Nor. 90. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-12-26
WEBER & CHASE,

IXCH IN q STREET,
HAVE jun received an erten6ve affnrtment of
EngijD, India, and Erenlb Goods,
fu,table for the p Client and approaching feafon
~ freafury Notes and New York Bills receiv
ed AZ tnlalI dlfcount nov. s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09
JOHN c. BORDEN s Co

Cf'r for safe,
At their new store in Troyat the Fall River Bridge,
A general assortment OF genuine Go-
ceres, Provisions, Dry Goods. hs,l hollow and stone
Ware, al wholesale and retail, viz: ,s.
hhds. w /. Rum, OF a sup'r. quality !;
New-England do pure
piRxs best Amerisan Ca;
1000 VT Coffee
20 bbs. superfne Richmond Flour;
700 bushels of Rhode. Island Corn,
l00 do Rye;
200 do. Salt; 90 qls, Goldfish,
Cheese and Pork;
Teas; Chocolate; Molssses; Pepper;
Pimento; Nu,megsi Soap Starch;
Indigo; Tobacco; Snuff. Sec. &c.
.ftSo-A complete assortment of SHOES,
consisting of boys s,hiek Shoes ladies, misses and
childrens calf skin and morocco
-Likeyise-A large supply Of Calicoes, In-
dla nusIins, Lenos, CaInhrics, Cassipercs, Broad
cloths, shaws and Factory Goods of every description
a general assortment oi Nails ind Brads,
shoves. Hoes, Bake. Pans, Tea.Esttles, Spiders,
Cart-Boxes, &c. Go
Farmefs wishing to be supplied with Ii
quors at a cheap rate, will do well to call soon.
The above Goods will &c sold for cash, as
cheap as can be purchased in the State.
Wood and Flax Seed taken OF tte market
prices Troy, (.liass } July 10. 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09
HnRNET Arrived.

The z. 5. slsop Of war Hornet, Capt. Bid
die, has arrived st New-York. On the 2sls
of April in lat 80, to the Eastward OF tho
Cape of Good Hope, the Horn eand Peacock
in company, were filIen in with by British
u, who chased the Hornet for hours,
during which ,inno Capt. BIddle threw over
board all his guns bur one, cables, anchors
boats, provisions, shot, Sc. aud escaped alter
receiving several shot. rhc Peacock continued
ON her course. The II. has not made any
captures since The Penguiue--Wc are happy
10 learn, that the gallant Captain Biddlc has
recovered ftom his wounds, and that bis hrst
lieutennsn, (Conneie Is dong wen. Anc
Hornet pu; iuto 81. Salvador tor supphes' a"a
sailed Tor home on ;bc 2oih Junc'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09
IN eiegan' asaortmens cr q" tTi
FRESH DRY-GOODS. 4
viii be opened this day, .,
THOMASH II. UMFORD'S SroRe,


No ile, Yiasses .sresi,
among which are .f
SuP Broadcidths and Cassime,cs
~ Nes'ings stoekinett, Lus,rings white and Sa,i.
Gus eoors, Bauhazeens and Bom6aselts, p,aiw ands
cwi1ed'. elegant Seeneh Ribbons. newes, patterns.
shawls. I. :. O. aud "a. new style. EInnens aud
shee.ng Couens, pink, purple and satin stripe Mes
nus nor dresses plain, white aud hgur'i C.nbties.
eoiored do Cahcocs, very handsome for rs p yard.
hSut q nndressd Cambrios, common tui allure and
eambric D.mit'es, Nsdssss iikf's, kid Gloves. null
mns hSfs "A vide. silk and cotton Hose, womxn's
whi'e do very hne, Lineu Dsmask 50 wide, COT
ton do Table Cloths, 10 patterns, Estantt,s, pdroy
aud Wiidooses' Buttons, coat and vest TO- egursd'
pearl without yesstumespas Cottons, vssy cheap.
India Cot,on. y,ad vide. Tartan Piazza. ,Naskins.
Tapes, Pas, Needles, &c. &c. &c 80 -, -
All OF which will be, sold very chesp for
cash The smallest favor gratefully acknowledged.
NJ Aipersons indebted, whose accounts have
been standing over three months are requ, s,ed TO
make iu'heoi@e payment. Juiy TO-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09

~'- ,rls method TO inform his old cusi ona-.-
and The Public in general, that he can furnish
them at the shortest notice, with the following art-
cles, at wholesale or retail, viz white Rope, OF
al sizes drep-sea and hand Lines; Log Lines |;
Housing and Marine seine, sewing and whipping
TwIGe Pack Thread Cod Lines Bedcords, from
10 IL Dollars per dozens Fish Lines, all sizes. Of
cotton, fax or silk Chalk.Lnes; MuleBandlng {,
cotton aod silk Cords. for trimmings. carpet Warp
and Filling Flax, Tow. &c &c. &c.
lie assures those who may favor him with their
custom. that tue above articles will be manuactur.
ed Of The best iasterias, warranted as good, and
sold as cheap can be purchased in the state Of
RhodeIsland Mach 3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09
BENJAMIN FAIRBANKS,

NO. SO, Thames street,
- EsPECTFULLY informs the public that lie a.
IN gain occupies his old stand in Newport, where
Gentlemen and l. dies can be accommodated with
genlcel Boarding and Lodging as formerly He aI'
SO improves the wharf and stores Of Wm Gardner,
(Iste Caleb GARDNER, Esq where ships may be &C.
commoda,ed with Wharfage ard every necessary for
fitting and where goods may be stored Oh rea~ona'
bic terms The smallest favor gratefully acknowi
edged. .tbH ,.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09
NOTICE.

NJ ICE.
DERSONs hsvipg demands against the subscri.
Der, will please present the same for settlement,
and all persons indebted 10 him, are requested to
mike Immediate payment. Those with whom lie
may have unsettled business Of any description
whatever will please call and adjust The same, pre-
vious to he ijh Of August next
GEORGE WANTON.
~ He will sell severs; Hundred Volumes Of
second hand BOOKS, viz History, Travels, Novels,
Poems &c at about one halft the original price, and
will receive New York money in payment.
he1O,,Ort, .fEyRst 2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09

ne Pafem hpro0ed Cos apparatus,
k'oR lighting Nanuiac,orics, Mines, Mills. Street
theatres. Llshtliou &c. &c. in convent
"' s"e ana economical manner, with GasLiglts
Produced from fossil coal will be put no couple,e
Tor opperation on reasonable terms aud every nfor
Iation resp ,eting IT Communicated applies ton TO
~ WiN'LOW LEWIS, Boston-or
DAVID MELVILLE, Ae,cpoyt, IL n
b-lhe Lights may be seen in opperat.on at
'rny t,me during the approaching summer at the
""'A'"1 mouse, newport .ipri o. 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09
NKIrlNG.PAPER. "

JOSIAH G. SHAW b's just received from the
BranGywine, Hartford aud Taunton Mills,
Poay Huhdrcd Rams P1PER,
consisting Of csp, No and 2; pot, No. and su-
petGne ho p essed aud ve.ium, letter royal aud de-
NJ drawing J. pcs--Hsking his assortment equal to
soy ~ the staie-a which he will sell on TIC most
reasonable terms.
.H.e, Just reee,red ani fr sa'e,
1000 Of The celebrated New-York FlJMERS, Tor
schools. Mug
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09
Ma THANIEL SWEET,

No. li2, Ctect! Side, Tsames-s,. .Nersaort,
Rhode-Island,
HAS jos: received, per the latest arrivals, a
-, general assortment of
English, Lnaia and French GOODS,
Which VIII be sold, Wholesale and retail, at
very reasonable ptices
Nsz.a,r, 9.,-,.s ,otS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09
Cheap Fancy Goods.
7 GEORGE. 5. TOMPKiNS.

bT-ONGf. -. IOMIhlNS,
Fesfeeya0y informs his Friends and he h,.6-
Hc III general
B>HAr he has just received and offers for sale at
his Store, No l52 Thames street, a general
assortment of FANCY GOODS among which are the
following Plated lea Sets; Brsh Tea Pols
Sugas Dishes and Cream Pots PLACED Candlesticks
aud Castors; black aud eoque.co Tea TRAYS and
walters panishsd TIN tea and Coffee Pots Knives
and Forks; Scissors Razors Snufers and Tfsys
morocco Pocket Books and Purses Tortoise shell
Somos warranted gold Beads gold md silver
Walsh Chains; Keys and sei.i sllver table, tea,
san ana mustard spoons; together with variety OF
ear Kings finger Rings, BITE 5, Plus &c &C. ali of
which will oe sold as cheap can be purchased in
this State.
III so .t
Just received few ats best Maccoboa Snuff
N B--Wstchss " 5 and al kinds OF Jewell
lery. repaired at srs ..st notlce, aud ON the low
est terms.
Newppr g~G.'s; e
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09


D O. RICHMOND ~, E., 90 IN. lay the hard.
soonest assor, ment Of Sc -S's Coup, offer
Ell Cor safe tins season, imported !ssl ..k X into
Boston, among which are trunk pl.I md stliped
Ginghams do. elegant fancy lace inu ero Nus.
Inns; do. figured jackone, Cambria / co black
and white do do Cacoes; do Dimities / 60
corded stripe and Japan MusIns (new fashion y el.
egant white and coioreG plain aud firing Lusirings
and satin Ribbons Madrass and white packet Hkf's
from 9 TO SIS, fancy Vestings cotton and linen Da-
mask low, fringed and very fine cotton shr,ines
mems and 'wonens' white and colored cotton Hose;
fine beaver and doe skin Gloves Tapes Cotton;ssc
American patent sewing Thre ad black, frnged silk
Akt's; black Lusirings fancy and imitation shawls;
white Sarcenets; oil Cloths, (very handsome y fur
hrure and chintz Caicoes; cotton Mouds plated
aud gilt Buttons blue 3roadcloths aud a bale blue
half Priue - .-sS ..'an
.also--f0 cases assorted Crockery Ware 1000
straws Tumblers; 10 chests Souchoug and Green
Teas; 1000 VT. best retailing Coffee,
The above Goods all purchased for cash and
mostly auction, from IS TO SO per cent. cheaper
than the late prices Juy 70.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09
CRANSTON s. SHAW.
NICHOLAS GhFfl{Dl.

NICHOLAS GE.t fiiDf.
II AS just received an assortment Of LOOKING
IL GLASSES, PLATES and TJbIBLERS,
from the Msnutactory at Rambling, part Of winch
will be framed shortly Should any Glasses be want
ed to fit old frames, the sizes follows ~ by
inches, Ia by9, II by TO- .8 by II, % by To- %
by l2 "a by Ii. and IS by l5the other sizes larger
have not yet arrived
.3iso, far sate-Tea, Coffee, Corn, ard tho
best Philadelphia Flour
tie also manufactures as formerly Gold s.
Silver WARE; and keeps constant supply Of
Watches, Watch Materials, Cutlery, Pocke Books,
Tea Pots, Tea Trays, and variety OF other articles
too numerous To mention -Segars, bladders Snuff
for Hew-fork moncy-and gives the true value of
old Gold and Silver, according to It's STANDARD .iso,
buys old Copper and Pewter JHne 28
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09

A late hail storm at ssltu, Mass. broke i2o.o00
,ov.t.s oS glass, valued At El5.e0o.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-08-09
NEW CARDING MACHINE
N CugDALL's 1LlJs

"' NVHUALLN lhUS.
>HE subscriber informs the public, he has. in adj.
diIion to his former maehnety, e,ected new
ussnne i1r earding Wool OF the hfe 81 qoality and
wal. be able in future 10 have WOOL of an grades
c.Sded in the best manner II =
lie also continues the colormg and finishing Wool
en- Cioihs, AS usual. Likewise Will manufacture
common or merino Wooi into Plains, Sattnetts, Gas.
simeres, Fiannels, &c SC very reasonab C terms
Whi'e the subscriber thanks has numerous friends
and customers for the many javors received, he
taxes The liberty of urging The payment of out.stand.
'ng accounts, multiplicity of which are now IN.
settled on his books sAMEEI. CI,ARKe -
,Pcrfsmouih, Juiy 10, 1915
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-02

OF, is the man who knows all his duties, and
viii never shrink from their performance
after the example of this venerable Divine,
venerable i'll every sense o. the word, we re-
peat it, need we look TO Greece or Rome, or
70 any other country, anciellt modern, for
examples ut piety, virtue and patriotism. for
examples Calculated 70, stimulate 50 noble and
glorious deeds, aud to save sinking land from
foreign or domestic foes No-whlc the
name of Wooster alone irradiates the Ameri-
can horizon, the Christian hero, and the re-
publican patriot will have a guiding star,
without looking for it to tie dim & distant
horizons of states, whose freedom, and inde-
pendence have been long extinct, and whose
names and deeds are known no more, but in
the pages of the poet and the historian A
Byron may ,deliueate in glowing, but.u,eur4,ful
& melancholy strains, the picture OF Greece
as she Is, and may contrast, with the same
energy ot pathos. her presenr ,tiegratIed with
her former glorious state. But our Wousccr
has given US practical Illustration of an
Gent GneCian manners, and revived on the
plains OF Fairfield and OF Plattsburgh, the
genuine spirit OF Thermopyln and of Mara
thons and IL We wish that America may new
erbecome the same mournful poet;s s,rams,
as those which BYRON has poured forth o.
yer the sad remains of Grecian glory, never
letus cease to cherish the virtues and the ex-
ample of a Wooster, whether we enjoy the
a'niies Of pcatc, or encounter the horrors of
war. albany Register.