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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-16
Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has justreceived by the
General Lingan, Captain Weston, from
Amsterdam, a large and elegant assert.
ment Of Boiling Cloths, of a superior qua
lily, which will be offered for sale at the
store OF MIR. James Anderson.
amos .aleIander.
October E tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-16
For Antwerp,

Ssw The substantial and fast sailing
&C., Ship .eH,erica, burthen 285 tonss;
haring two thirds OF her casgo engaged,
the balance will be taken on moderate
terms if Immediate application is made
70 DANIEL SOMERS.
July 12
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-16
June l
Carpenters wanted

The subscriber wishes to employ ten
or twelve good House Carpenters, to
work at ELLIcoT's New Establishment,
Elk landing.
81 He will give liberal wages if I'M
mediate application is made to
William Steyart, Carpenter.
July 16
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-16
Land for sale.


vsyYE subscriber offers for sale two
small FARMS IN the county OF
Wsstporeland and state OF Virginia
One On Mattox Greek, containing 900
.srrps. principally land of the first quail
H. 40 of which is heavily timbered.--
There is on this tract good dwelling
house. with all necessary out-houses,
fine Young apple and peach orchard,
ssrings of never failing streams cOnveni-
est The house stands on the banks oil
the creek where every convenience and
luxury that the season can afford is at
tached to it.
also,
One other Tract, lying and being III
The same county, about one and a bali
miles from the above tract, containing
esq and half acres, about 100 acres Of
which is in good timber-there is dwell
ling house, kitchen, and an apple or
ebard with some other valuable fruit at
tached to this, with q spring of good wa
Ter. For terms apply to Baldwin NJ ,
Lee, ESQ. or Henry Beaucock, both Of
which gentlemen live near the premises.
or the subscriber in alexandria.
ELLIOT MUSE.
Cd mo. %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-16
Lawrason & Fowle.
Burr Mill Stone Mandatory
Benz Rro7r, and Son.

Beng. Brow, and Son,
y Especially inform the Public that
- %ey have commenced the manufacture
" BURR MILL STONES, on the COR
J, sse OF Patrick and Cameron, streets, in
~ NC Town Of Alexandria, where they are
, ,Sa0j to receive any orders with which
q sssy may be favored, and viii execute
nc @sa With all despatch and in the best
1aey haze receired on assortment of
!, Boiling Cloths
ssDl g0Od quality, and intend keeping a
",stant supply.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-16
pugIasHED DaILr BY S. sNowDEN RoyMs1REET ALEXANDRIA
Notice.

AN Thursday god inst. we shall pro-
" coed to sell, at Public Sale, at the
Tavern of Mr.. Moses Wilson, Berry,
vile, under the last will and testament
of William Dcneale, deceased, of Fairfax
County, Virginia. a certain piece or par
eel OF Land, lying and being in the coun-
ty of Frederick, adjoining the Land of
capt. Norris, OF so much thereof as will
be- sufficient to carry said will into effect.
The Land will be shewn by capt. Eben.
Taylor.
James C. Deneale, jr.
Reason Wilc0Yen,
Ears Of I'm. Deaeate, deceased.
August 10.
P.S. lforwarn any person from pur-
chasing any of the Negroes belonging to
the estate Of George Deneaie, deceased.
| have deed of trust on the sane.
JAMES G. DENEAIE.
August IS St
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Julysf
Bills on Boston
For safe By
Lawrssen & Fewle.
July Is
A Gardener wanted.

A person acquainted with the cultiva-
ton of a Vegetable Garden and who can
come we'll recommended for honesty, So
briefly and industry, will be hired by the
month or year. Enquire of the Printer.
August 5.
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no CLOSE SALES,

The undersigned will sell at the Stores
of John Janney, Esq.
ON LIBERAL TERMS
About 60 puncheons fine favored ola
RUM, Sd and 4th proof, & 5 hogshead,s
SHRUB-imported in the schooner al
miral Durham from Tobago.
N. BELLY.
July Is. u
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FRENCH GOODS.

II - EIEt III OO ODos
Landing at Lawrason g. Fowle's wharf
from the schooner Morning Star, P.
R Page, master, from hayre de
Grace,
l case white and black grapes,
lido Lavantine handkerchief, with
Cslored borders
Long black and white silk gloves
! case mems and women's black
and white silk hose
9 do Florences, assorted colors
2 do Leyantine do do
4 do taffetas do do
! do ladies kid gloves, assorted
sizes and colars
| do mems leather gloves
ditto green sewing silk for UNI
brellas
l ditto sewing silk, assorted co.'s.
] Do. Oil ska hat covers,
] Do. Cambrics,
| Do. Long Lawns, Cambria hks.
Shirt buttons,
! Do. White Chip Hats,
] do. black and white Grape. and
gauze fans,
The above goods were purchased with
cash, and selected by the best houses at
Lyons and Paris, and will be sold at a
snail advance by,
J. & I. Vowel,
or
Lawrason s, Fowle.
ALSO,
aaAdins from said Schooner and for sale
as above
s5 pipes old cogniac brandy, OF a
superior quality
go cases champagne, Q dozen each
90 ditto medoc elaret, 2 dozen each
May 7
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Che Subscriber

ms FOR SAFE,
40 bales Carolina Black Moss Of fine
quality, suitable for Coach Making, Up.
holstering, &c. Also, few bales best
retailing Cotton.
e. Gilman.
July q laW.f
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-16
Piano Forte.
Just receiued, for Sale,

Just receiued, for Sale,
A London made square Piano Fcrte
Of superior tone, with six legs--addition
al Keys and Pedal--one complete sett Of
extra Strings and a tuning TANNER.
on HAND.
A London made square Piano Forte,
with beautiful Case, four less-addi'ion-
al Key and Pedal.
Robert Gray.
July II.
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James C. Deneale, jr.
Reason WilcOYen,
Office Of the british Constitute,
at 'iiec4ndriar for the Bis
trtct nf Columbia,

@ MHA sTEKS and Consignees OF
IVA British vessels arriving at this
port, OF other in the district, are hereby
notified, that Immediately Oh arrival, it
is expected that the master of every such
vessel shall call at said office, next door
to the custom house, with all the ships
papers, and be prepared to leave mani
fest of the cargo, list of the crew, iiedi-
terranean pass, as required in section
81, statute 26, George Sd, chapter 60,
under the penalty Of one hundred pounds
sterling. Statute II, Geo. Sd, Sec. $.
Alexandria, Aug. 1918
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For ST. Johns, on. %. J
NOTICE.

The Stockholders of the Mechanics.
Bank of Alexandria are hereby notified,
that an instalment OF Halfo Dotiar on
each share of the capital stock OF said
bank is called for, to be paid on Monday
the 9th day of September next.
BY order of the President and Direc.
tors,
W. Patton, jun. Cashier.
August 9.
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Gales AT yENDUE'.

!. ,,,,ru Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
81. yendue Store, corner Of Prince
Nus and Water Streets,
D,v Goods, Groceries, &c.
!, .s,,lsrs of which viii be expressed IN
the bills of the day.
- All kind of goods which are on
,;.tstion and the prices Of which are :
FINISHED, can at any time be viewed
s y purchased at the lowest limitation
.ndprices. : uaRsyErLER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-16

Landing at Lawrason & Fowle's wharf.
from the schooner Morning Star, P.
r Page, master, from hayre de
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-07
Co.M.hU NC l3J0.v


DURING the eilervesceucc, of that party ia New.
England, one OF whose projects il is said was 20 III
'Me The union protesting 10 bs tie exclusive isnis
oi the agicuituraiists and OF these over tie sare-
ho!dins states, many thea sere induced 20 believe
That no othcr than patriotic motives ia those write
were pFadomnant. lille eXtrsordinar, patronage Of
Congress' socited by the proprie,ors oi tie cotton
facsorles, affords occasion 10 peiy pa urai irqur.
that ~ such patronage is ever giveu, why sl,uld.it
not be III favour q the i,ndholder, py encouraging
the nlAnutac,ufe Of wool Every argument in favor
of me coiton applies with iorce in favor ofhe
WOODEN fabric. Besides ,hSre are other additional
and important reasons in favor ofthe sltcri ~ iss
been said that forty ,noas arc vrs,ed IN tls cf,on
estao''shhrsass; but h appears from 4 stlte&sent
made by writer in the state Of New. York that The
value OF sheep, and the various estsblishmentsfor
manufacturing their wool, amount t. near oae hun.
dred and fortyfour roans Of dollars, and ,h., ibe
heeces OF these sheep, when made into cloth, would
exceed III value one hundred millions OF dollars an
nualiy Here then is capital aud product far ex.
ceedlng that OF cotton Herd is interest identified
with the asriculturasts particularly with the free
industrious cnltiva,ors Of the soil Of New Eng land
which, from its known reputation for grazing, Pc
cuIiariy adapted to the raising Of sheep Here al
most every farmer is directly interested. Not SO
with the cotton establshmenis where probably not
hftieth, perhaps not huAdred, have dlre ct IN
teress. A MECHANIC.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-07
~@'-s - . 70 . u . . = "
IMPORTANT FROM The MED
FrERRANEAN.
bosros. rrBRuAsY 6, 1915.

Bo5Toa, FgBRUARY o, 1915.
WE are indebted To the supcrcsrgo of the siiip
Union, from Gibrsltarj for TIE following inp,fant
intelligence
8. Tue following was COMMUNICATED by
gentleman OF Phiisde!' !'aia, who arrived at
Gibraltar in the u. : frigsle Unilxd States,
Com. Shaw, from Port Mabon, wficn port
they left on the 4th Dee. ~ co. with tho
Spanish ine OF battle ship Fernando Septimo,
fi,ted for sea by lie officers end crew Of the
Constellation f'igs,e Capt. Coz don. One
Lieut.. and sixty men were put on board from
Tue U0flcd States tn navigate Ifcr 10 Caftha-
geua. On thcs5 n al a stluail She carried a
way her mizen top nsst; sod it b'pwiDg very
hard that nisrt the CGned States paired from
ter. Tnis gentleman who has been with
Capt. G,rdon cruizin, OF hisief, Ia con.
pauy with the OotaTio, capt. Dowob, was lao
led there on the 2d Nov. and rems5ined With
Mr. ShsIer five days, waiting for dispatches
II impottsncc To ou, government, syDich were
delivered 70 Capt. Gordon, and taken by him
10 Por, Mshon, for Com. Straw, TO be sent TO
the United STATES.
The Dey wa, sofy much dissatisfied a, not
received the brig which was captured by our
squadron aud detained by the Spanlards at
Cartbsgens he slated thar Com. Dsca,us
had pledged his hooor to convey her TO ~.
gers, snf unless she was delivered op, lie
would or could not cous,ter the treaty as
binding. The Algesinc sqsdron, cpn,i''lng
Of the following vessels, we'e lying III fhe
Mole, disnsau.Isl aud repai'iov. Il Was sap.
posed that tEey would GO oni carly 10 the
sprios.-The Dutch sqnsdrea, consisting oi
Zee frigNes eorvcue and a brig, were 70
sigh;, of hlsiers, which caused very Nule
snsslion of fear among the people. They
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-07

rish, 10 claim Of tSe Uoitej States was, that
they should no, interfere ia the contest, or
promote, by any active service, the success
OF the reuslu,ior., admitting tI,a, they eotnin-
ued 10 overlook the injuies received from
Spain, and remained al peace. Tbfs right
was common 10 the coloLists. With equal
justice nigh, they claim, that we would not
interiere to their disadvanisgei that our ports
should remain open 10 both parties, IS they
were before the CONNIE nee meut Of the strug-
gle ; that our laws regulating commerce with
foreign nations should nos be changed 20
their injury. On these principles the Cni;-
cd States have acted.
So much have | thought proper TO state,
respecting the relations existing between the
United States and Span.-Tbe restoration
oi ttc diplomatic Intercourse between our
gosernme0ts, forms an epoch which cannot
flil 10 be important 10 both nations. fiji does
not produce a result favorable to their future
tiiendship and good understanding, to your
soscrnmeat will the failure be impulable.
The Cnilea States have AT all times been
willing TO settle their differences, on JUST
principles and conditions, yud they still u,c.
of this informed you in my letter Of The
sth Of May, as likewise did Mr. Ccsallas,
in letter of The i7,h Of July. II win DC
very satisfactory TO The President, 10 Cad thai
your government en,eit tains now The same
disposition, and has given you full power TO
conclude treaty for these purpose.
l have the honor to be, with respect, Sc.
JANIS MONROE. y
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rom WdSfm% toH. Jan. 80.
TIE proposii,oh e thy cote A i ECO Of Ways
and Mesas 10 repeal tic dpoies On Domestic
Mdnuiseturcs, from snd sfer the 18rh tluy of
hpii nexs, bGs tecsiveo ,bc sonrtion Of the
House II Keptesen,atives, and ,hefe IS little
doubt will be mstu,eu into law. Tie pro.
position respecting the Direct Tax is yel du-
der discussion.
The Senate was principally oecapied yes
ierday on Execute business. The bills lot
continuing the 'uble duties, SIC. which have
passed the House of Representatives, are yet
before the financial CON mmi,tcc Of the Senate.
JAN. 81
The Senate have passed TO thire reading
the till respecting the double duties as u
came from the House. Motions % extend
them W January, sc. we're 6eyativcd. The
Senate have called on the President for an
army list, stations, Sc. The House bave,by
vote, expressed an intention o.; aboishing the
tsx on various fianufsctorss, aher tie lssh
of April next--Thc motion 10 6iscon!inus
The Direct Tax is sill under Debate.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-07

No ~. CHEAT. Side, Tdasres-sfrref.
I iAs JUS, received from England, and is nov %.
1 cung an elegant assortment of In'itstion
SNgJyLS, from So TO 81 Of The latcst pat,ens,se-
lec,ed BY good isdgc, pur pose cor this nsskei.
which he wnf Sell frora 6s9 TO 49, per Shswl-ie
has also super super blue. black snd broyn Broad
cloth. .nd cassneres stockins,t add yeslings, cle
r.n, tmorei.ss, Lorr,lon Prin;s and Tartan PsisIs
snd c.Ilicoes. IIs,sh shrtings, iozery, Gloves AMI
silks, 4s and & Csfnbrieks &C. BE at very rcd"e-
ed prices. The Pubc are invited 70 cab aI.d ste.
Ne1s,srf. ypfr0ry ~. 1916.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIB ENs.

The Eai,u eT HE Rhadt-Ishaid Re-
au5iiean IS mieier tie aisaerecabk mrtsss
shy ei agaui caiime Jbnbiry on slbseri-
bc,s. gyho are in arrears for ais bsbtt.
10 make faymeat. II vrry large ptSb5t-
H0a are indebted /or the PAPER, from b'fc
10 ncory seoen years. Ii nipst ts o5viaas
10 every one, thai SO many small ate0hYfs
toHeenveU make considerable shs,, aid
IL bring suithheld ~ Hidividaois, operates
,greaiy 10 lie hyn,y efLv Eaitor, 10 sn2
nothing Of she ineotycue,ne arising thsis
from.
\ Hzen these things arc daiy considered,
U Oiose concerned, they spid no, eoy:iaca
it a,yast, j ycoerceige measures gre jssc,
frd 10, o, the parf of Me Editcy, IL a5
Himself Justice.
Therefore, eli Rqeeou,,ts, Of More ttaf
one yecr staaaing, il not paid on et It,,
fore The 22d March M~i, sciW Be bihfed
IN the hand era 5usnee, t6r toiIettioH.
WIN. SIMONS.
Mewborf, 1aa. 81, 1916.
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FURTHER OF ar. DOMINGO.

Capt. Eaton also conhrms tho account re-
ceived via BAIumore, of Christophc's having
been deserted by a body Of his troops. The
following are the particulars as furnished by
Capt. 4. -
Christophe landed near Jeremie on the i7,li
Dec. S0o soidie,s,eacn having three muske,s,
With powder and ball. &c. landed 1000 Span.
'sh dollars, TO Join old Gomsr, in toe woods,
who h"d been for three years living IN the
mountains, 10 annoy PsTion's army. On the
l3th the 300 soldiers Killed their com m ant!cr,
and entered JereniIe, surrendered licm selves,
with their eqaipage sod cash, TO thc com ,nsn-
dant OK that place, @bo Set ,acn, al liberty
Ihisis the second ios'anec oi shat ba,bsiish's
soldiers dscciyiny him,ir Vie same way.
The beautiful cosvoue ship Gen-Gatcs,
formerly Of New-York, ,lgen dur,ug the war
aud sent into England, whcIe she was pur.
chased, ioadedwith arms a'.A eeo' 10 Csitba.
gene, had arrived at Hay end been purchas-
ed by Peiion, together VIZ most OF the mus
ssts, which Whcsc brought from Carihayena
10 her.
An Image of the Virgin Mary, valued OF
80 OF 10000 dollars, had been brought into
St. Domingo from Carlhagena, M a schooner
belonging TO New-Yo.k; il was taken as Sc
curry tor payment Of cargo OF provisions
Carried into Car.hagsba by nat vessel.
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MORE or cARrHAGENA.

Capt. Eaton, ar. at Caaries,oa, 22d ult 10
20 days from hqgin, (st. Dominso) confirms
me ness of the csplu'e OF Csrthsgens, the
particulars Of which were derived from the
patriot Gen. Bo'fvsr, lately commanding a,
csrthascna, Who escaped from ,hs, place 10
J,msiea short time previous IN TIC sassen'
der, and who rssse& ,hroosh .hsni, O.ecn.
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Ai.aR.4hD.
Al Troy, (wass) on Sunday last. By filtf tShe
Bo,den. MIR. Jens c DoEpES, tuefcilalt. to si.Ss
ELIZA sLApE, of Wesiport
DfED,
Ia this town en- Thursday hs,. Mrs. MsSy XSs:
lnpr. widow Of Capt S,cpaen Norlhup. 4. .laileH:
Ter ot the late Mr James Cooper, OF North .Esnss;
town, 10 the SSH year OF her age.
On SUNDAY evening last, Mrs. ---- iloLr, aeSd
4S coasort OF MIR. William Holt
Yesterday. Csptsin E,IanA lsowS, of IivertSN:
lie Was walking 10 tile STREET. and fell down m re
OF apopexy. Every vxericn was Made Ter lis IS.
covery, but hc expired in about half an hdar.
At Baltimore, on the s5th ult. Capt JoxS T.
CtAhsr, native Of this Town, in tie 4Cth yeaf ~
bis age.
AZ Portsmouth (an this lslsnd) on tic slst tit:
Miss ASN rhoAAs, Soungest daughter of Mr. RieI:
AID fhomas, IA the 2J,i,S ear of her age
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NEWPORT.
NOTIFICATION !
IVEDNESDAY, FEBUARY7, Ia

wv A General Convention of the
Republicans OF this State will be holden
at the State House in Providence, OF
"Wednesday the 2lst Of February inst.
during the session OF the General Assem-.
oily. The Republicans in the severa
towns arc desired to elect their Delegates
to attend said Convention.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-07

A letter from Washington to The edio Of Of
the Eveeins Post, dated Jan. Ss, SOS
"rhe sffairs oi the Spanish demands arc no,
considered as Of any importance hero. IL Is
Uot likely TO alter tho course in which things
have been going on for some years Mr.
Esginsj oue minister, 10 going to his post
and the negocis,Ion about the eastern bouD.
dary Of Louisiana, with olher concerns, trans
icrfed to Maciid."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-07

Der .s, On his way frcm Jama;ca VIA Aux.
Cayes for Port su Prince lie was in
high spirits and accompanied bt lis Whole
suite. lie expressed determination to .d-
here to thc Pa,1iot cause, and Ia coniaue hos
iiiiiies sgsinst The Spsnisrds. Gen. Bcl;ssr
s'sied, thar when the Spanish seoadfcn en-
tered the hsrbor Of Csrthsgens, the lend
ltvsess, tthc Royal,sls) entered the city ia the
sssr, aud put nearly every soul TO the sword.
$4,000 women and children, arc slalsd 10
have fallen victims 10 ther barbaii,y.
Wacn Il was asceriained that Gen. Boil
var had Red 10 Jsmaica, tho Royalis,s des.
patched small vessel To tha, island to To-
tercept him, Offering reward OF $4,000 del
lars 10 any one who would destroy him; and
apaniard, who undertook the job, had wei.
nigh succeeded, having stabbed another per-
500 who was n-thr generals led The par
.ieuia's =! this tranaelion were published a
isw days sioce, under the Kings,on (J.m)
nesd. The Spanisrd waa Afterwards recog-
n'zsd by Geo. Bolivar, taken, and delivered
Up TO the British Government.
great msby Carshagenian priyateers
wefs DOT at the time OF, It's surrender, and
shey ate now skuking in oil quarters for
shelter---6 or s wcic on the esu,h side of
lihs h'spariola, a few dsys before lie Roysr
sailed. .
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iiE.NiOVAIl.
H7LLfAM S. NICHOLS;

~ AI~f- q - Hf -. ~ ~ LCiso,
Informs his 7osan and onufry Casforiers:
THAT he has Removed from tl,e staiia he fs:
y, Gently occupied. to No. iai. Thames s.s,res,,
IN the bui ling next north of MIR. cnAsTiwo'S
Honse, where he Will continue ,o msnutacsure Ans
keep constantly for Sale, Gold and silver WARES
Of the beat quality. 1
M Eeh
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-07

ind f,sstsnaa sittn ismsd'0f,,y.
SiTokE, 80 =, Thanef-s.reet. nss'iy OPPOSITE
- the foot of the Parade-.reesntly sscup:ed by
yssssa w EDpy. tsqSie of
o.. a.. sAyrEL waTScS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-07
VERT E.HEAP.

~ RIcIiMoND offers 70, sale an elrssir. sssor.:
n,ent ot Eugl,sh aud trench GOODS, rs tow as sAA
be purtha IN Boston VI New-yoik, and will re-
ccv New York money At par, Frh, =.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-07
A LIRL.

WM. s. ". Hitax tenders ais grdfcilt
haaks 70 AIS ttliaw.e .eia-ens for their tareai.,:
led e.rerhoaS IN sarsng his nSotsrfy yrom ,crs-
iasf Nonday niyht. fcb.T.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-07
FIRE.

lire broke out in the bake hodse Of Alr.
WA. ). N. ALLAN, las, Monday night which,
alter somc considerable damage, was cxiio-
eulshed by the active and spirited eser,ions
o. the ciiizens.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-07
TREASURY NOTES.

4 CHARLES NJ. THLfPS7ON, :.
WILL give Newport Money for a few illoissad
w Dollars OF rREAsuny NorEs. I'M large ft
small suu,s) at a small dscoaut.
Newport, Ecb z. -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-07

The bill Of mortaiiy for ihe city OF y York,
for the week ending 18th ut.gives 70 deaths.
Amongst them % by the SINAI! pox--I, is
stated, that The present extra Gumber IT
deaths IN tnai city, Is caused Wy the nsfurat
small pox.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-07

Robert G, Hs' per, is elected By the Lcgis-
ls,ure Of Maryland, a Senator vi the u.
Statcs--rhe votes stood for K. q. fiAr1er
45--For J. I. Mason "a lean majority
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-07

Marshal CRoucHr, one Of the prescribed
Ffench Generals, has arrived at Baltimore
from Bordcaux.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-07

Ihe new and fast-.ai.iog revenue cs,ter
Deleefor, capt DRIsKwxrER sailed from
this harbor yesterday for Portland, where she
is 10 be stationed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-07

Toe Hon SAMUEL SMITH is elected a
Representative to Congress, m Baltimore 10
the roow Of Mr.. Moore, resigned.