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Glass and China Store,

first door below the Eagle Tavern . large
supply Of Rich Cut and Plain Glass which TO-.
gcther with h's former assortment render il
very comp.ete-among which are. Globe
Lamps handsomely oruaTented, italian Shades,
Glass Candlesticks, Gilt and Silver noun ed-a
great variety of Plated and Silv-. Rims aud
Castor. Rich cur and plain Pitchers, variou,
s'zes--Rich cut and plain Cans, with covers -
Cut md plain Tumberi, with covers=Sslvcrs
Of all sizcs-Cut and moulded Bowls Of every
description-=do. Sugar Bowls and Milk Jugs
Cut and plain Decsnters, do. water Carrots, to
na'ch--Sy,ne Coolers, and F,ngs. BowIs-Pie.
giant cut and plain fca Fia,es, do. cut and plain,
Sweet mast Classes do Jeeys. do Lemon.
ADDE'S few scrvices of Blegant Rich cut Glass
do. dining Sets of English and India China
together wi h general assortment of plain
Class, not Observation-Disclosures Class Of all
sizes To induce Country Merchants to take
tisis supplies without the trouble, risque, and
expence, OF going TO Philadelphia and N. York.
ti5a Subscriber is determined TO make the price
OF the above namel articles, IS low as they can
possibly be purchased in either of those places.
The difference then, will be az least, a saving TO
the purchaser, Of the Freight, Insurance, and
rtque of Breaksge. Just receiyed one hundred
Casks ground PLASTER OF PARIS
which from its superior quality, he can recon-
mend 10 Mill Stone Makers and Farmers also
FRESH TEAS in whole, half. add or. Chests
"a few hundred W.T.. GOSHEN CHEESE.
which is though, by the beat of judges TO be e.
q1al 20 the English, az less than half the price
==-Swedes & County IRON assorted by the ION
r=a few thousand VT. of Ricbs's. superior qua
lty BAeON-Liverpooi BLOWN SALT, lin
twitsd Sacks of four and FIVE bushels.
EDWARD HALLAM.
April II, 1911. (wtO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-03
LAND for SALE.


PURSUANT to the last will and testa4
L ment Of Samuel Coleman, decd. will
be sold, on Saturday the S9,h day of June
next, on the premises, a tract of land, IyA
ing in the county of Henrico about four aud
a half miles from the city of Richmond,
and within half mile OF the Turnpike
Road leading from said city 10 the Deep
Run Coal Pits, adjoining the lands of Wate
son Patman, Thomas Underwood and ia.
cob Sneed, containing thirty.three acres,
be the sane more or less The above
mentioned land Will be sold to the highest
bidder, on a credit of six months, the pur-
chaser giving bond and security, and a
deed oftrust on the land to secure The pune
tual payment Of the purchase NOR ey.
All persons having claims against the
estate Of the said San vel Coleman, dec "a
are desired tn bring them forward proper-
ly authenticated and those indebted ar
solicited to make speedy payment to the
subscribers, or either Of them.
]. w. PLEASANTS, Ex'or.
SUSANNA COLEMAN, Xxx.
May %, 1911. w4t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-03
fPrice eight dollars and an hali.)
An Elegant Family Bible,
Just published and for sale by Mathew
Garry, Of Philadelphia, and Samuel
Peasants, of Richmond, an
elegant edition of the
HOLY BIBLE.

TN w An ~ WNlCh CoN AIMS,
j. The Books ofthc Old Testament the A.
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2. a Chronological Table of the most re-
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3. table OF The different characters and
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q. table Of scripture weights, measures
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S. An alphabetical table of the proper names
used in the old and new testaments, with the
meaning of the words in the original lam
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6. table ofthe divisions of time among the
Jews.
z. A chronological index tf the years and
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8. A table of kindred and affinity, within
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g. curious analytical dissection of the
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10. A Geographical sketh of the bounda.
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IL Available family record. con aiming four
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- Above eight thousand Margical referen..
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ons.
Id Atable Of all those passages of the old
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John Baptis' baPtizing our Saviour.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-03


NOTICE is hereby gwen, that on the
l v list day of July, 1911, at the request of
Tomas Miller, Esq. at Rock Caste. late
the dwelling of Col William r. Fleming,
IN Cooshlaod county, we shall proceed 20
sell az public auction, tor ready money, by
virtue OF a deed of trust executed to us by
said Fleming, and duly recorded in tue
court OF said county. % likely NEGROES
and their increase, included in SAID deed
or trust thirty head OF cattle, some Oxen
and Cart--;hIrty head OF Sheep, sixty
Hogs, FIVE Horses and two Mules, and all
the Household aud Kitchen Furniture of
SAID Fleming, for purposes in said deed OK
trust mentioned. Further par ieulars wilt
be made known a, thG day and place Of
sale. We believe the title 10 the aforesaid
property Is good-but as trustees, we only
engage to convey such title as is vested
IN us under said deed of trust.
Wm. Miller, Clerk, i
Josiah Leake, z
James b Ferguson, 3
William Boiling, 2
May %, 1911. w4t.
P S. So much of the said property as IL
not sold on the first day of July, as afore.
said, will be sold on the third aay thereof,
at William PowelPs tavern, in the lower
end OF Goochlaud county.
The Trustees.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-03
Penitentimy Store Ren,orcd.

WTMLIAM ANDERSON, having been
w recently appointed agent for the
commonwealth in the place OF David l.
Burr, (resigned) has removed the Peuiten-
,isry Store to the houe formerly occupied
by Oakly Phillpotts, nearly opposite Ro-
bert CANDLES, where he will keep a con.
slant supply of the articles enumerated be-.
low. The manifest improvement in the
quality of the nails manufactured at the
Pententiary, under the direction of the
present superintendent of that institution.
the late deduction which has been made
from the former low prices of the Cut
Nails, together with the disposition which
should be felt by the inhabitants of the
state, for the encouragement Gifts own ma
nufactures, are inducements which he fat.
terra himself, will give them preference
to any others in market. Orders from
Merchants, Inspectors, Carpenters, or o.
TIERS living in the country, shall be pune.
tuaily attended to.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-03

AT "a Court of quarterly session continued by ad.
journment and held for surry county, March
the 2S,h, 1911
Thomas Edwards and Marths, his wife,0
Reubin Butler and Elizabeth Ann, his n
wife, and Csufieid Seward and Han. r.
nah, his wife, Pits. Z
Against -
John Rufhn, Francis Rufin and Francis =
Ruliin, Executor, &c. ofIWm. Rufin, 3
decd. and Susan Rnfhn, orphan Of =
Francis Rein, decd. DeltL J -
THE defendant John Ruin, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security a.
greeably q the act Of Assembly. and the rules
OF this court, and il appearing 10 the satisfaction
of the court, that he is not an inhabtsnt Of this
commonwealth, on the motion of The plaintiffs
by their attorney II is ordered, that the said
defendant John, do appear here, on or before the
hut day OF August session next, and answer
the bill Of the plaintifTS--and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some public news.
paper, published in the city Of Richmond, for
three months sueoes'ivey, and posted IT the
front door ofihe COURTHOUSE Of said county.
A copy--Teste.
John Fsulcen, c. s. c.
Ap'h D. l2w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-03
II. DANCE, C. C.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber on the
IA 18th inst. a Mulatto man, named Hall
he is lower than the generality Of grown
Negroes, rather thick for his height, cad
somewhat heshy--his nose is very Hat and
broad, and features generally bad--hss
thick and bushy head Of hair, and wore it
plated behind. He has been seen passing
In Richmond as a free man having by some
means improperly obtained free pass
Any person who will deliver him co the sub
scrIbers at Fine-creek Mills, in Powkatan
county, shall receive a liberal reward for
SO doiog.
Hdwd. Mayo,
Sam. Peasants, ir.
Trustees to the Estate of S. Plea
SAINTS, Sen'r.
May s. wifi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-03
A CoPy-Teste,
WIN. w. HENING, C. C.

Commissioners Office, Richmond. ip,ii 10, 1914.
The parties concerned, will be pleased
to observe, that have appointed Tuesday,
the 18th day of June next, for carrying the
foregoing order Of court into effect--on
which day their attendance,is required az
my Office. with their accounts and vouchers
ready for examination and settlement.
WIN. FORESTER, M. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-03

WANTED to purchase, FEMALE SER.
WANT, that understands Cooking. Wash
ing aud Ironing. For one that can Come well
recommended tor honesty and industry, lbe,
raj price will be giFen.-knquire OF the prin
ter.
Richmond, April 18th, 1911. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-03
V IRCINIA

VIRGINIA:
At Superior court of Chencery, holden &C
the Capitol in the City OF Richmond,
the Esd day OF February, 1911.
David Chisholm, ex'or. of Walter CHS
holm, who was administrators of John
Chisholm, Pitt.
AGAINST ~
George Dickinson, administrator of George
Mattock, Deh.
HE defendant who is out of this coup-
try, and against whom the plaintiff ap.
pears to have proceeded in the mode pre-.
scribed by law against absent defendants
and he still failing to appear and answer
the bill, on motion of the plaintiff by coer.
sci. the court doth take his bSil for comics.
sed; and the cause coming on to be heard
the court alter considering the bill, and
| exhibits, doth order. that the plaintiff, do
render an account Of the ADMINISTRATORS of
Walter Chisholm, decd. on the estnte ct
John Chisholm, dec. before one of the CON-
missioners OF this court, to be by him ex.
amined, stated, settled and to the court re-
ported, with any matters specially stated,
deemed pertenent by himself, or which
may be required by the parties 60 be so sta
! ted.
A Copy--Teste,
VIM. w. HENING, C. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-03
B Q o K s,

Just Received. and For Sale a, Samuel Pleasan,s'
Printing Office z BOOK Store.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-03

The fubscriber has set apart for such mares
az may be sent to SIR ARCHY, two fields of
more than two hundred acres each, well enclos.
ed, and obtaining each one hundred and fifty a.
ores of river lou grounds well set in white clover
aud o,her natural grasses. Corn and oats will be
fed Ito mares in such quantities gentlemen
may direct, TO be paid for at the neighborhood
pricr, when the mares are taken away. Servants
board gratis unless they remain with the mares--
in which case, one shilling ard Cd day will be
required. Mr.. DavieJ who owns the horse, and
stood him the last season, states that but one
mare had failed to his knowledge, and she vsas
more than twenty years old--so that Sir Arehy
NAV justly be called a sure fosl gelser.
The high blood and commanding figure of Sir
Archy, together with his well known perform.
ancss on the turf ought TO recommend him TO
all true sportsmeni and having determined to
give my attention and pastures 10 studs, &c. the
public may be well satisfied that the creates, at
tention shall he paid to mares sent to my care,
but will sos be answeTahie for accidents or es.
eapes.
GEORGE EVANS
Oakland, Jan. 81, 1911. oaw4i&oaf4t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-03

VIRGINIA, to wit:
At Court Of Appeals held at the Capitol in
Richmond, the tenth Gay of April, 1911.
Anne Smith, executrix of John Smith, Applt.
AGAINST
Daniel Drill, Appellee.
ITPON an appeal from decree pronounced
~ by the Superior Court of cbancery, held
in Richmond the twenty eigth day Of March,
1907. in a suit in which the said John Smith
was plaintiff and the Appellee defendant.
The writ Of Subpoena scire facias hereto.
fore awarded to revive this appeal in the name
of the appellant not being executed, and it APP
pearing to the satisfaction OF the court, that
she is not an inbabitant of this common we alth
on the motion Of the appellee, by his counsel,
it is ordered, that the said appellant, Ann
Smith, do appear here on the FIRST Monday in
Iu'y next, and shew cause If any she can, why
the said appeal should not stand and be reviv.
ed and proceeded in. in her name aud that
q copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some ne ws7aper printed in the city OF Rich.
mond for two months excessively, and post
ed the front door Of the Capitol in the said
city.
A CoPy--TeSte,
II. DANCE, C. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-03

LUMAN BISHOP oEsrs for sale, spndry
Lots q. I enemenfs,
all contiguous and situate in a la,a.au, & heat
thy part OF the town of Manchs,,er, oposira
Richmond. and as he is determined Ia Ell, ne
is disposed to give great Bargains and accommo-
date the purchasers, as lar as he possibly can -
He wishes 20 commission person TO settle suIne
business for hin, in the vicinity Of Chiico,he.
March IL 1911. Tw1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-03

THE Subscriber has just received by tho
J. Ship P,otectress, direct from Liverpool,
and is now opening at his
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Volney's Ruins
The American Medical Lexicon, on the plan
ofQuncy's Lexicon Physico-medicum, With
many improvements
Espriella's Letters
Rumfogd's Essays
Lemp'iereis Classical Dictionary
EVANS Mliwright's Guide
Lates, edition of Guthrie's Geography
Ewing's Synopsis
300 Animals. History of
Carey's General Atlas
Do American, do.
Jefierson's Notes
Morse's Universal Geography
Gurney's Short Hand Writing
The complete Letter Writer
Bracken's Farrier
Parents Ass slant, by Miss Edgeworth
Hawney's complete Measurer
Amercan's Guide, Containing the latest revi-
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&c.
The Spectator
Stranger in France
Prayer Books of different kinds
Clerks Magazine
Edwards on Redemption
Morse's Geography abridged
Goldsmita's Rome
Criminal Recorder
Wilberforce's View Of Religion
Paley's Philosophy
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Miss Owepsou's Lay of an Irish Harp
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Rradby on Distresses
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Abbott on Shipping
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Montesonieu's Spirit of Law
Herty's Digest of the Laws of the United
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Bunbury's Reports
Cranch's Reports
Washington's Reports
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VattelPs Law of Nations
Martens do. do.
Sullivan's Lectures
Smith & Ogden's Trial
Seifridse's Trial
Burns on Insurance
Halls Common Law
Wilson's Lectures
Harris * McHenry's Maryland Reports
Tyler's Vermont Reports
Modern Reports in IL vols. sc. &c.
Also for Sale as Above,
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Tooke's Diversions of Purley
Nautilus on Population
Bucks Theological Dictionary
Eioquence of the British Senate
British Cicero
Chspm ms Select Speeches
boswells Life of Johnson
St. Pierre's Stud es OF Nature
Fisher AmeS's Works
AdamS's Philosophy
Edmund Burk's Works
Roberts,ns Charles the 5th
Gordon's History of America
Parks Travels in Africa
Ferguson's Lectures
Walkers PronouBcing Dictionary
Johnson's Dictionary
Sberidans do.
Hunters Sacted Biography
6mith's Wealth OF Nations
Depou's Voyages
Demons Travels in Egypt
Browns Dictionary OF the Bible
BurdeT's History OF the Bible
Newton on the Prophecies
Garrison on QuakeTism
Burk's History Of Virginia
KendalPs Travels in the Northern parts
OF the United States
Henry's Travels in Canada
Scbult2's Travels through the u. States
PorteT's Travels in Russia aud Sweden
Barrow's Travels in Africa
The Belgian TraYeller. &C. Be. &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-03
April 25.

n me blood BAY SIX Yeas old this spring, up
wards OF l6hands high,
WILL stand the ensuing serson, a, my stable,
al OAKLAND, in the county of Chester.
held on ApPomattox River. twenty. five miles q.
Dove Petersburg, three below Bevle's Bridge,
and twenty-eight south of Richmond, and will be
let to Mares at FORTY DOLL AIRS the season,
payable on the 25th day of December next, for
which amount gentlemen at distance will please
send their notss---ONE DOLLAR to the groom
tor each mare, payable At the stable door. The
season to commence on the FIRST day of March
next and end the first OF August. Should gen
'lemen prefer putting EARLIER, they may fix their
own time, as SIR ARCi'Y i, now in the stable.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-03
PERFORMANCES.


1909, Spring Rccting lie won the annual
stakes a, Fairfield three mile heats, FIVE ,ubscr-
bers, leo dollars each. play or pay, beating with
great ease Mar. Mosby's Palafox, MIR. Hoomes's
Tom Tough, and two Others.
Same .Seaten lie made great run at New
Ma ket for the Jockey Club Purse, 4 mile heats,
evidently in bad order, beng beat only few
feet by Col. Selden's Wrangicr-eight started !;
Wrangler hcst---Sir Arcby second.
Same Scdson--He won the Jockey CT
Prise at Williamsborough, N. C.. with z
ease, when but one would start against him.
1909, Fail Meeting lie won the Jockey
Club Purse at Fairfield, mile heats. upon hard
pull, bea'ing quite easily Mr.. Wstsou's Wran-
gler. and Mr.. Mosby's Ra,ray.
Same Season--He won the Jockey Club
Purse at New Market, q mile heats, with great
ease, beating Mr.. Winn's Gaiiatin, and Mr..
Hendren's NJ ufti.
Same Seasou---He won the Jockey Club
Purse at Scotland Neck, 4 mile heats, bea ing
with great ease general Carney's blank, by c.
tizen, who had been six times 4 winner, and ne
yer beaten before.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-03
PEDIGREE.

SIR ARCHY was got BY old Dioned, on. of
Castianira-she was foalded in the year 1895,
and imported from England by John Tayoe, esq
In the year 799-She was gotten by the Prince
OF Waes's celebrated horse Rockingham, out of
Fabtha. by Trentham CS.ai Book, page 5l3 -
her srandam by BospEcrus her grandAm W as
own sister to GEscisn Princess, by Forester
Coalition Colt, son Of the Godolphin Arabian
Bustard-Lord Leigh's Chanting Molly, by Sc.
eond (the best son OF Chi'ders)- dam, Mr.
Hangers brown mare, By Stahyard's Arabian,
out of Gypsey, by King Williams no tongue
carb--Mskeless, from royal mare.
When JUST precedence is allowed those two
unrivalled horses, cid Diomed, and Rockingham,
t,re and grandsire Of SIR ARCfiY) gentlemen
Of the turf will readily admit the superiority OF
his blood TO any horse of the present day.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-03

AT Court of quarterly session continued by adj
journment and held for surry county, March
the 28ih. 1911
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-06-03

S. The magi adoring our Saviour.
6 John Baptist baPtzing our Saviour.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-27

knfsrsS-seh. Mary. jaetsoh. Eew-Yorks slcop
yolly, Esston. nahitnore do, sea-ltorse, Casino.
Bostoni do. Hermit, Mcfrihew W, Aiexanslris.
Ciervd-brig John, brown. wsstsnslies, sch We
nus, Rabbit, Pasguotanki, N. c., do. Louisa Ann,
Read, Norfolk do. Mars, Atwood, PHILADELPHIA
soop Merestor,, Mason, New. York,
Charleston. Nov. 3.-Arrised, Franklin, Weaver.
Newport Live Oak, do; Nov. i2. Harriet, do.
wiiminstons Nov. 4-AsArrived, Fame, Providenves
Hiram, Newport e.-4s
savannah. Nov, ARRIVED, Sally, rrovidencc re-
formation, Newport, Factor, Rhode Island.
BaltimoSc. Nov. 1S.-Clearcd, Polly, Newport. (.
The Rapid. Fuller, and Fame, Springcr sailed
fom Baltimore Tor Newport, 18th Nov p s. n,
LSn pt Kingston, Jamaica, octs o. Minerva OF
Hhodeslsland. for North Carolina, TO sail in 10 days
toannas Maxwell, Of do IN 3 days. .t, hr- s- .Soe
The aloop Juliet, Bigley, of Newport, arrived u
philadelphia, on The 10Th inst in ~ days from Ha
vaha. N So - 4 z" lff
The Zephyr from Rhode Island, arrived At Nor.
Folk. in days f.. s,@ eae1 t.v ss
The. u. s. brig Vixen, It, Cadsden, sailed from
Charleston, on the 6ih inst. Cor ST. MaryA N.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-27

rSngernsn. insluaed the Orders in council,as
well ~ the chesapeake tssnsac,ion but be-
ing eaxSlted In England, nsi<A<r the one nor
the othes we're ever carried into effect.
As 70 the sthrr Rshsrsory ass~rfien, that
!" Mr.. Rose came lorsths purpose Of offering
satisfaetion for the attack on the Chesapeake
every word Of that is also rntruc, The sssoie
purpose OF his mission was, TO offer another
iHsIi, by demanding, as preclude to all ne
gociaticn, the revocation Ut the Presidents
Proclamation 4.
So anxious have the government Of the II.
States been TO elect an adjustment with Eng
land, thai they have accepted, as rcparation.
much less than justice required; ihc dclive-
ry of the. murderer { (HEn,hhrrys) to trial.,
not being insisted upon- Every American
must see, in this zmicabe procedure of our
government, anotier evidence Of the disrusi-
ton which il has ever evinccd to settle our
differences with England.
II is ardently hoped that Congress viii
take the PREsIDEsT's MESSAGE as their
ierf, and act upon II with spiri, and 6rmncss.
If England persists in refusing us justice,
Congress will he supported by the people IN
any measures they may adopt TO bring her TO.
q recognition Of our national rights.
f2 Boston Chronicle. >,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-27
Chesoseake .Hdjussmenf:

While the simple, good naturcd supporters
of the federal papers give coun,ensnce to
their editors in tbsir various sttempts TO de-
ceive them. they may always calculate upon
being led sstray by false sod perverted state.
meuts.-The principal part ofths last Reaer-
tory il occupied with remarks on the late adj
;ustment Of the Chesapeake affair in which
Il is attempted to be proved, that the "VERY
SANE TERMS which are now accepted,
were offered by Mr.. Erskine, in April 1909,
and REFUSEDw This is an open false
hood the terms we're AccxrrED but every
one remembers ;he unprincipIed manner in
which Mr.. Erskine's arrangement was disa-
vosed BY the British government. That ss-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-27
TAMM ANY SOCIETY, or
C0LU.MBLa.v ORbER,

"A N adjourned meeting Of the TAM
w'll be held on MONDAY Evening, Dec the 9Th.
''bcmg the 9th Of the month nf "Csmes," in tho
Season Of Iunting,"1 AT the Council Fire. of their.
Great wigwam. in the State House, precisely ,as
the going down Of tho sun,
0J general attendance is requested.
by order ~
BEhNARD HILL, jun Secretary
Sfascn ef Hmtr.g, D. eatL 500
Mouth IF Games. 20ah. Dec 20,
Year Of Discovery, 3c0.A