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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-24
NEWPORT. !
WBDN.RSDAY, .sRPz'xMNxR a. lalz.

NEWPORT.
WBDytRSDAY, ,lSEPTkAESlR a.. fal7.
Do Sunday morsine the liAsh inst. four
young men proceeded from this town Ia =
small boat on an cxcnnion Of pleasure.
When about miles dowu the river, the boat
was suddenly capsieed by . fAw, and imme-
diately filled with watsr Two Of The ysung
men, Mr.. JoHN EATaFsRTS, snd Mr. -----
CHAPEL, in attempting to reach The shore
about mile distAnt, wsFe anfortunately
drowned. The other two were taksn from
the boat in very .exhausted condition, Mr..
EArnrsnTn kas nft wife snd children ts
dsplors his sudden and malencholy sxit. t
Proy. PusrTof. -
~ THE PYopiaense Gazette, oGs5a,urdsy last
alter detailing the above melancholy event.
proceeds to s,a,e that Capt. Easdnos, Of th4
packet Maria, psssed within . lhors distance
OF the scene Of dis,rcs - nnd regardless Of th~
cries Of tho unfortunate su8srsrs, proceeded
on, without sttempting to sfssd The lesst as
sistance. Capt. Gardner's character for hu-
yrnanity and bencvolence he's been too lcug and
too well sstablished 10 need ssfuts,ionof ,his
infamous charge. Suffice il 70 say, he WAS
totally ignorant OF tho accident peiit hs ssw
the account published in ths papse pcconpsr.
led by this shamoful libel. We have no
doubt Capt. Csrsina, will take pssPAs aeas.
ys.. 80 Pgoiah the authos Of thia mslieieus
salu~o,l -. !.
TUAIS
II is stated IN Iaog., Gssks,e, 5n ihs an.
thori,y ola gentleman from Gibraltar, thar
Mr., Anesrson, cur consul NJ Tunss, had ar,
rived in the Peacock, having loft the rsexa.
cy in consequence Of some misun understanding.
which might possibly lead 10 ,upiurs with
that powes.--Ths Cause, il = said, originates
in Ms. Aodcrson. having refused to kis the
Bey's hand. ThiS report is vsty dostarul.---
Tie ceremony Of sisaiug hands hss tssu
constantly observed BY the sssnts Of ssssy
sisilissd nation, consequently il could not ee
objected 70 by the "A AmsricApa, theueh It al
custom more bonored ~ Ate bssach than
the ohserysnce." We should ssihsr tnnas-
me-. that the cause was unlawfelly fnpriscn.
ing an American citizen, Of violating our
trse:y in some stsps. Mr.. AndssSss I. .
vesy efheient, and, we bslies q, spirited sHsss,
and, thsrefore, no, disposed to suhmit to sAy
national insst. The present Beg Of Tunis
10 avery quiet respectsb,s man, end notis
the lsast disposed to quarrel With No hs has,
however, two cons whs are Enishsd rsscals,
and who, unfortunately, have great inausncs
IN ihat government. we can msks no fsr-
ther impression on tho Tuuislsns tian ts
capture their squadron, which IS sxtsnsise,
sod TO blockade their ports, as thtro 10 not
sufficient depth Of water for oar large vss.
sells 70 approach sufficiently ness % their prih.
cipai fortress and the city of Tusis ID pcss
Q miles from the ses. Thsy have much is
,oss' "o~s.e., "a eon'sss VIVA W sna ws
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-24
BALrIasau, sxp7. IS.

BALTIaoR1, SEPT. Is.
On Monday, the 9s,h Of judy, the Seventy
Fourth Annual Coufsrsnss Of the people CAL
led Methods,s, commenced at Sheffisld
(Eng) The Rev. John Gsulter was chsssa
President, and the Rev. Jsbsz Buuting, Sec:
rctary.--About three hundred preachers as
sembled.---Tbs last week was occupied by
the Committee for Stations, and by the COM
mi,,ee for examination and Finances Of the
numerous Missions Of Tho connexion. We
rious Interesting accounts have recently been
received from ST. Domingo and Ceylon spd
notvitbstandiog tho great pressure Of ths
times, upwards of sspen1een fhnusand Rounds
have been raised by this isIigious body, in
course Of the last year, for tho support Of
Missions among tho Hesthen.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-24

!, lsss lsais al,l tsaaogss olE6AscienSe has tesn
sxpsrSGnssd. An onany's the lims and Oft ;
by toe Tree incalgsnes Of the tongoe /;
member hard TO be tamed, world Of iniquiiy.
The ties OF nature, aud the most endesring
rslsfionS, from this soufcs have been rent
asunder the peace OF civil and rsligious 60
ciesiss, dissolysdi the fairest reputation OF In
dividuais blasted, by an undue freedom ofthe
tongue.--Tbe dasmon Of discosd is often
seen - preside among those tbs, once were
friends and neighbors, tbst ones enjoyed
eoanunion svost together; and We may
trace the cause TO this member 50 hard 10
~ tanned an unully evil and oft times
deadly poisco. ~
This evil propensity in giving loose to the
tongue, may proceed from pride and revenge;
bse Charity lesds us to believe it is moro frs-
qusntIy owing, to not having o duo con.id-'
erstion of il. probable effects. itis too ofen
supposed that no injury can arise from rclst-
irg our suspicious & jeaousies to our friend,
especially when the promise of secrecy is ex.
acted /; which promise Is generally observed.
until another confideotis car 10 found to re-
eeiyc it---sgsis il may be repeated until ev,
cry bssezs waffs suspicion and distrust, that
strikes at once our peace and comforts dead,
A busy body therefore, in other mems mat
tiers, or a tale bearer, is the most despicabIs
of all characters--and those who profess 10
know better shiugs ought not only to bride
their own tongues but 10 flown on whis.
hettr at his first spproseh.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-24

The fever continued to rsge Of ST. Thonts'
st late date. ~hh great violence, frou the
ravsgesof which, we learn, "a Was no. snusu~}
to sec from nine to dozen funerals ofs ano,rs-.
ING before bfeAkfaM. .fsLfstk fs;.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-24

We learn by the arrival Of The brig Swift
Manchester, from Gibraltar, thai The plsgr
prevsils q, Algisrs end Tuuis. We lea,
nothing farther Of The ai,ualioa Of Anciies
affairs With TOMS. f
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-23
A general assortment Of H0lIofU g
Hard Wnre.

German Mill Saws--Amercan do Brafs ket-
tle.-Warming Paus- Shove's and T'ongs-Beliows
= Knive. and Forks-pen and pocket do-thuHb
la,ches : Burt hinges-H do : Screws Iron
weight -.hoe pinchers-fhoe Kalvss : Awls--
Blades and hats Tacks-- Tea Kettie'-
fauce pans-sad OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Razor'
Spectacles--Ion spoons Bar and hees Lead
kn;ftiup pins Homes Sand nones- ecates :
aeiyh bells-ha saws Block rim and Britannia
,ea pots Cotton and Wool tards--Curry combs
-sla,e,-- pois and box coffee Miils&c sc
Portland Nov % 6w.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-23

The mutabity of hnman greatness, the vanity
ofroyal slendor aud the comparative nothingness
oftle, wealth aud power, in the hour Vt adversely
are forcbly represented in the following passage Of
Shakespeafe's Richard the Second. when the king
Is forced to yield his crown to BoIingbroke.
" Kng Richard.-What must the King do now
must heEubmtP
The king shall do IL. Must he be deposed?
The king shall be contented. Must he lose
The name of king? GOODS name. let t.go,
I'll give my jewels for set Of beads i;
NV gorgeous palace for hermitage
My.gay apparel for,an aims.lnan's gowns
ply fgur'd goblets for dsh Of wood
hy sceptre for pallnes's walking stan
Nv subjects for pair Of carved saints;
And ny large kingdom for lttle grave,
A little. little grave, an obscure grave;
Or LII be buried ia the kings highway"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-23
war.

IF but some few life-drops
BIushs on The ground, for him whose impiou
hand
The scanty purple sprinkled. keen search
Commences strsight-But If a sea be split
If hat deluge spread its stain,
Ard fields be flooded from the veins Of man,
O'er the red plain, no solemn coroner
His nqnistion holds. If but one corse,
With murdered sign upon it meet the eye
Ofpale discovery, in the long recess,
Justice begins The chase When high are plied'
Mountains Of ain, the large enormous guilt,
Safe in its size, too vast for laws to wh'p,
TrembIes before no bar. !, -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-23

IfCongress repeal taxes and make new
appropriations, they will alter the Treasu.
ry view cf the Finances.
The repeal Of internal taxes viii lessen
the revenue By large sum directly-and
will lessen the receipts on imported Spirits,
as less will be imported, more being made
in the country. .Ae Communication for ooi-
dicr's bounty land viii require considers
bic sum. he appropriations for internal
Improvements, will be chanaelof expense.
Other appropriations appear 10 be in view.
II is hardly probable that the Salt duty VIII
lie abolished
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-23
Turkey Dom" & hersey
mere SHAWLS.
WILLIAM MCCLELLAN
Is noe opening for sale 1t uariety Of
SEASONABLE GOODS,

ID HOADCLOTHS; Kerseymeres; fashionable
I'D coloured Pelesse Cloth Satnetts; Coatings ;
nice ves,ngs; Flnunels Baizes; brown, CHINA
mon and other fashionable coloured Bombazetts
Caiicoes Copperplates Dmotes Cambrics and
Muslins. A great variety of French Braids !;
ChcneIe Cords and R;bands very large cambria
Shawls; cheap Angola do; Merino, Turkey Down
and Scarlet kerseymere do milIed Gloves Kid
DO. lined with Angola Ladies, Misses and Chill.
dren'S Angola Gloves; silk Resets Frogs and
Barreii Buttons Cord and Tassells; Scarlet Pc
liNse Cloth; Italian Grape Habit Trimmings F;
Double Mode, Levantines, Sarsnet and Sjnchaw
Silks; British Coltons; India do; Sewing and
Knitting Needles; Chain Buttons pearl shirt do ;
Garnet Beeds Bugles; Thimbles Snaps Ladies
Purses Scissors nice SPectacles, &c. sc.
Portland, Dec. 2. CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-23

Recipe for e1raciiag poison from The s0Ol'nd Of
rusty nail.
Take bean, after splitting it, apply one half
(lat side) TO the wound, bind il on let il remain
iii it off itself and the poison will be ex-
tracted and the wourd healed.
EXPERIENCE.
Our correspondent speaks only Of a property Of
the DRY beam. we are informed that inits green
state also, the bean possesses valuable qualities !;
by rubbing it upon The common wart, the juice will
more certainly and speedily eradicate it, than any
process OF witchcraft prsctised.
- Nerark Messenger,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-23

A1oTICE i. hereby given that the subicrioer
~ ha. taken the Clothing mill late'y occupied
by Quimby and Smith, and thai ne intends 20 pay
fric, attention to the buiineis I'D al 10 various
hra,eb,, with much nearnefs and diipatch he
q, ;nfo,ms hi, friends that he takes all kinds OF
. ,oauce for pay or gives year credit
p'0'''e " ~ JOSHUA PARSONS.
MinOt, Augua aiis, 1877. "
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-23
THURSDAY, DEC II.

nv hoHhA OEN- A.
A report from the Treasury Department
respecting the expenditures Tor the safe
keeping, sc. of prisoners of war, was made.
STATE or MISSISSIPPI.
The resolution for the admission Of this
state into the Union, having been app. owed
by the President, Mr.. Walter Leake, and
Mr.. Thomas II. Williams, Senators Tor
said e,appeared, took the oaths and seas
Resolutions passed requiring information
on the progre IS made in he survey Of the
,4rmy Bounty Lands and in he settle ment
of Public Accounts, under the act "to pro
vide, for The hromht settlement Of hu6lic &C
counts
STANDING co MMTTTEES-Chosen BY 6a lot.
On our Foreign Relations NJ ssrs Bar
bour, Ma con. Iroup, KING, Lacock.
On Finance Messrs Campbell Eppes,
King Talbot, Macon.
On Commerce and Manufacture&-Me
,anfrd, HNsey, VI orrfli, Bui ell, Dick
erson
On the Judlciary-Messrs Cri;.endsn,
Buriil, OILS, Smith, Leake.
IN A4thta~y dBd'TS- MeSsrs tfoup,
" lliains, Of Tenn. Iichenor, Lacock, Fay
Tor
On NaUai fBatrs-- Messrs rait, Sanford
Chi tenten, Daggett, Williams oil Mis-.
On the blihia-Messrs Siorei, Noble,
Roberts, Macon, Ruegles
On me Pubic Lands-Messrs. Morr ow
Fisk, Taylor, Williams of Mis- Hunter
On Ciams-Messrs Roberts, Morrill,,
Ruggles, Gouldsborough, Wilson
On PensionS-Messrs Noble, Storer, La.
cook, Van Dyke. Talbot
On she Post O6ice-Messrs Wilson, Ash
nun, Fisk, Rnggles, Stokes
On The District Of COlnm6'a-Messrs
Gouldsborough, Doggett, EPpes, Barbour
Stokes
! And the Senate adjourned
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-23
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10.

A petition was presented by Inhabitants
near the river Raisin, for indemnity for
damage in the late war before the surrender
Of Gen Hull
BY the casting vote of the Speaker, the
Com Of Elections was Instructed to inquire
what Members of the House hold Offices
incompatible with their retaining their
Seals.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-23

A sesoive was proposed calling on the
Secretary ofthe Treasury for an account
Of progress made under the law for settling
old accounts, and inquiii ing whether any
other legal measures are necessary 10 en-
sure speedy settlement.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-23
U Mem Goods!
JOSEPH JOHNSON,
VAS jutt received from the a,sn importations
l. a large ahortmeot Of GOODS,

-
L large arortmeot Of GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Bombszetu Wtlhores; Elk, coton and worried
Hohsry; Ca-Ine Giughams dark undref,ed
Cambria Prints Sommon Caicoes Furniture
Plates; S'eam Loom Sheesugs 4 4 and 4 Cam
btic; Cambria Muffin colored Cambrics; corded
and nrips Cambria; plain and faucy Muffin Lin
ems; Long Lawn linen cambria Handkerchief.
Lace Wells "a Damahl Table Colhs; printed
mt ariou, elk and metiDo Shawis back and fancy
fix Handkerchief; cotton Bandsnras Flag mad
ras * Cambria Handkercbiefs; cambria furniture
and common Dinnoties black * colored Lutrings
Italian and Canton Grapes white lean Swan
down, toilinet and black fix Veaings; Gotten
beaver. bid and elk Glove; fix Umbrellas
Ribbznds Elk Lace; thread and pears Shirt Blu.
tons; Braces; Pocket Books; lndia Cotton and
Check; Factory shee,ing, shir,ing and Bingham.
Pefe Cloths ; Coatings Fanels q Bazes: Broad
cloth CaGinere, &c. &c. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-23

SENATE.
TUESDAY,, DEC. g.

Mr.. Barbour moved en- amendment 10
the Constitution to authorize the approrti
alton Of money for Roads, Canals, &c. aud
eacn State 10 have share An the ratio oils
representation--but may spare it TO anoth
er state,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-23

CRAM & WARREN,
Ty FORE STREET,
IlAvR jutt received, and offer tor fale
80 chefs aud boxes of Teas
DO boxes of by 8 and 8by 10 window Glass
90 do freill RaiGns--l0 kegs do
so do mould and dip'd Candies
90 kegs of twin and fig Tobacco
90 do Powder--Shott
20 ca.ks cut and wrought Male
6 hhds of MoIsfes
10 bb.s and bags of Sugar
so do Cider--Vinegar
Bags of CoAfee-Pepper aud Pimento
Cognac aud spanith Brandy
Holland Gin Wei. Iodia Rum
Lisbon and Manga Wines
Winter ADD summer Sperm OIL
Corn Broom. A ,or and hearth Brulhes
icgwood. Fuliek Alum, CopPeras &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-23
JOSEPH GOOLD, Jun.

JOSEPH GOOLD, Jun.
LAS for fac at the head of Green Areet, IN
II Wen Market Row, a complete sIortment OF
Vest India Goods and Groceries /;
WINES, IRON. NAILS, GLASS u PUTTY.
hso-The fir!s quality of Thomaiion LIME.
~ Horfes and Carriages, 70 Lst-stabiing for
Horfes, as uiual.
di,o-On hand, a large ahortment of FEATH
ERS, which he will fell by wholeiae or retail.
- Beds filed, on hand will De fold at The low
e1 nr;ce for Cath or Lumber, or Country Produce
December l6 II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-23
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
HsnNn.x ppr

HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, DEC. 3.
MILITARY BOUNTY LANDS
Mr. Johnson (oi Kentucky,) reported a
bill authorizing Communication oil Soldiers
Bounty Lands
rhe first section ofthis bill provides that
the soldiers Of the late and present army
shall be allowed 10 commute their land
patents or claims for money, at the rate Of
one dollar and forty cents per acre, to be
paid in four annual talnents, by the Pen
sion Agents appointed in the several States ;
provided that there be in all cases d com
plete REIMBURSEMENT of all claims on said
lands by the oommutators 10 the y States
The Cd section of the bill makes the sppro-
prialion nt cessary to carry The first into Eff
feet.
he bill was twice read and committed.
AMELIA ISLAND AND SPANISH
PdIRTOIS
MIR. Rhea, offered for consideration The
following resolution:
ReSofUed That he President be request
ed to lay before the House Of Represents
lives sny info, lion he may possess, and
think proper 10 communicate, relative to
the proceedings OF certain persons who
took possession of Am, liza Island, al he
mou OF the ST. Mary's river, near The
boundary of the STATE of Georgia, in the
summer of the present year, and made an
establishment, theue and also any informa-
ton he hath, aud may think proper to com
municate, relative to an establishment made
al an early period, by persons Of the same
description, in the Gulf of Mexico, at a
place called Galvt zion, within the limits Of
the United States, as We contend, under the
cession OF louisiana together with the
reasons inducing him 10 issue orsle.s 10 sup
press The said es abli n nents.
MIR Forsaith moved 10 strike osit the last
clause Of the proposed resolution
Dir Holmes (of Massachusetts said he
should never be opposed any cal. Tor in
formation Oh any subject when wanted by
the House. Butt appeared TO him that
The call row proposed was unne cessary,
since the resolution adopted the other day
would embrace the information now ,desi
red. He tho't ,he House should wait day
or twc,to see whe her they would no, btain
without any fu-;htr cali I'll tic information
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-23
portIo. II B0aE BILLS.

THE holders of Bills OF The Port and Bank are
/ L requeiied 20 forward them 20 the Bank ior re
dsmp,lon as foon a. pofiiDIe as they az about
cioliug their buhness. H. may ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-23

they desired from tn executive. With this
view he moved that the resolution should
be on the table. tl
The question to lay the resolution on the
table, was then taken.
For the motion rs
Against IL 81
So the m oiion was lost.
Mr. Rhea, having accepted Mr.. For
syth's proposed amendment, part OF has
own motion .
The main question was taken on the res
oution, and decided in the affirmative,
without a divisi n and a committee or
d,redto be appointed 10 wait on the Presl-
dent Herewith.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-23

On motion Of Mr. Forsyth, the commit
tee of Commerce and Manufactures were
instruce ed to enquire in the expectancy OF
making Darie,, into the state OF Georgia,
port ol entry and delivery.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-23
TUESDAY, DEC. 9!


Mr.. Johnson, of Kentucky, offered seye-
raj Resolves. /. That it is expedient to
provide for the widows and orphans OF sol
diers, who were killed or died IN service IN
{ ate war.-2. That ii is expedient to
Droyidr for the disbanded officers by sdOna-
lions of land, viz to Maj Gen. 1880
acres 10 Brig Gen. 100; 10 a Col, or
l.; Col. 900 70 Mai 500; to a Captain
$40 4; t. 1uba!tern $50 IS. That il is
expedient to establish Military Academy
in thu sicinity of Fort Drsrbon, 5, G (; an
other III the vicinity of Newport, Ken I; ard
anothcr in tue vicinity Of tiarper's Ferry,
Wire. one bird Of Cadets TO be sons of Of
hcrs md soldiers Of the late army, VINO d.
Ell in scrvice.-4 That il is expcdieut 70
or<sn e a Corps # Inyalids of 1000
Tha, il is expedienr I'd repeal SO much of
the act oil July 6, 1914, as authorizes addi-
tional pay and no umvnt to breyet rank
g. That she military Pace Els ablishmSnt
snal consist OF 5000 men, Including the
c Fps Of Inveiids provided that INC Corps
of En- in eers, he Cen StaH md Ordinance
Dzp rtment be retained /; I'D that reduc-
ZION j all only be produced BY permitting
vacancies as they occur to remain u
Thal il is expedieot FOR an additional Ar
m lry to be located on he western waters
g. That it is rxpedi-nt to provide for an
additional ration to each officer.
These Resolutions were referred to a
Committee of the whole.
A Resolution passed requesting informa-
r.. a. n. 49,. He
or are making Under tie authority Of the
Executive.
A Resolution was proposed for giving
soldiers under age, who served the proper
term, bounty in land, or commutation in
| money.
| A committee was instructed TO consider
the expediency Of providing for the arrest
OF foreign seamen deserving from their ves-
sse,s in the ports of the US.
A committee was instructed to inquire
into the expediency Of establishing in the
western country an Office for the payment OF
pensions and revolutionary claims.
A committee WAS instructed TO inquire in.
10 the expeditncy of exemptiDg military
bounty lands from taxation.
A committee was instructed 10 inquire
into the expediency Establishing post
road from Fort Montgomery to Blakely,
Alabama.
A bill was reported 10 repeal the Inter-
nal Duties after the SIS; day of the present
month Twice read and committed.
On motion Of Mr.. M'Coy, of Virginis5
the Com OF Ways and Means were instruc.
,edto inquire into the expectancy of abol'
fishing the Sal, DUTY, and the bounty on fish
and fishing vessels.
A petition was presented from couple
10 Virginia for grant os public lands, sta
ing that they had been married ~ years.
and had had 90 children, l9 of whom, were
living
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-23

T.. GREELEY,
Hn(or fais III No Lorg Wba.f
OUU bb!s mess & No. / Beef
100 half bbls mefs do
6 pipes Barcelona Brandy
4 hhds Rum
50 boxes souchong Teas
so do Chocolate
gao kegs Ginger /.
Alicant and Turks Island Salt, &c. BE
Also
III part brig Collector 100 tons bnrthen
Scoop Union Packet 40 do do
Sloop Vulture about u
Dee 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-23

NO IA LONG WHARF,
HAS FOR SALE
100 bbis. supe,f fine FLOUR
10 chests Souchong and Young Hyson
TEA
30 b,es COFFEE
40 kegs TOBACCO
so pbls MACkEREL
so bb,s. Mess. * No BEEF, &c &c.
Dec is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-23


Blue black, green, OF o., . and eegant
i've, brown and mixed nix Shaws
BROADCLOTHS Imitation do
Do. c6ssTNEPES en- Common chintx do
gle and double mild Silk worried and cotton
Sup. fine undrefitd Prints Hole
Fine and common Cali Six Half Hole
zoe, Engliih aud French ELK
Superior and low priced Gloves
Furuitures Kid and Beaver do
Cotton and linen Cam Black Italian grapes
brics Do hik Veihng
Britifh aud team loom White figured and buff
ShirtiDgs Mertailles do
7.s and 4 4 Iriih Linen Cambria and common
"a, "A s 0inghams Dimoties
Black and colored Cam Plain book, Leno and
bric. s3t fancy figured Mullins
Black elk Handksrchiefs Cambria do
Fac p,oa.nna and fancy Silk Umbrellas and Par
AZ Ia sfols
Plain and figured velvet COTTON Umbrellas -,
Bindings Satin and Luitring Rib
Go,,on IaceA bons
Blue and yellow Fsnktns fiaid ano fancy no
llu.l;,y A. Shoe Bindings Shell 81 horn Hair Combs
G.mhr;e Pocket Hdkfs. Gilt coat u velt Buttons
Patent and cotton Flag Imperial do. do
ditto beis suc pear out'ons
Levaptines Green and fancy figured
Black Sinchspss Bonnet siiks
Do Szrfneto Pms needles
Plaid do ia Tapes; Fans, &c.
Double and inaie FLOR Plain and figured BON
ence basetts aud Rattinetts
Stocking Nett, &C. &c
ALsC--on hand large aaor'ment OF
AMERICAN GOODS,
-coNslsTIsa or
White and blue Warp Yarn,
white and colourd Threads,
do do. stocking Yarns
do. do. cotton sails
blesched and unbleaehed shftings
do. do shsetings
Bedtckings, blue Planes
Stripes and Checks
Ginghams-Chzmbrsys
Satt,netts. Prief Cloths, Be DC.
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