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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-05

-dHsf Of Leas<rs remQinisg in she Pest OGce
al Rtehmond, on the 2bfh day If Fe6rua-
ry. 1911. -.
A-John Armstrong, Mrs. Elizabeth Arme
strong.
d Jacob Beeson. Capt L. Bouchon, Jeree
man Burton. James Bray, Isaac Bouclay.
Daniel d dR Id, William Butler, Capt John
Barney, James c Bradley, Samuel Barrett, Capt
w. Bell, Capt. Abraham Bird, Daniel Burton
| C-Jacob Clsypoo, Isaac A Coles, Samuel
Caldwell, George Com. Aon Christopher Clarke,
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Crouch, Federic. W. Coal.
man, Henry p Crawley, John Chiliers James
Ciuske, K Co. Charles A. Cox, Doctor Walder.
grave Ciopton, John Brown Cutting, John Carr
ter, James L. Cooke, Julius Curle, David Con-
land, Ihom's Coson, John Cross, George Cog-
bell, George Carer.
ia {. Dade, r. Deane, Jacob c. DOYLE,
Stephen Duval, lam Donaldson, Munford De-
te~o,t VIM Cambridge. of Henrico, Susan
Darlington, Mrs. E. Dunn.
F--Thomas Edgar.
F-Joseph Foster, B eni amin g. Ford, Mrs,
Frazer, William III. Ftznugh, lessee Franklin.
Madame Va Fouquau, Mrs Lucy Etzhugh
G-lames Gray, Capt. John Green, Alban Gill
pm, John George, Maj Grief Green, Willis
,oodwm, John Guthrie. Edward Gilpin, Capt.
w m Sray, Mrs Ann Costing, Nathan Garrou,
Capt George.
H-William C Holt, Peter Hesffer, William
Hall. Jacob Hague, Capt. John Hall, Col. PEI
ter HUH, f. Hart, James Hines, Miss Maria A.
iardaway, George Howerton, Capt. John Hall,
P"tri,S Haron, w. Harrison, Mrs. Mary Han
lsman, Messrs. Hughs & Miller, David Harr;,
son, Capt. Shadrack Hill.
f-Harrison Jones.
K-Joseph Knight
L-EiIzabeth I.snders, Howell Lewis, Tho.
mas Lewis, William I.ittIepage, John Lane.
M-Word Morgan, Maj f. M'Cormas, Will.
.am Marteny. Joseph Martin, w de Mosby.
ann Merld IN, Otis Manson, John A. Meadows,
John N'Rini, Seth Mason. Neil Mcneil, Capt.
White Matiuck, Jr. Joel Mix, William d. Ma
tin.
N-Col. John Nicholas, John Neal John Nei-
therland, Daniel Nitell, John Nicholson
O-James Ogevie, Corncal,is eS..5onnell.
MARY Ann Powers, Joseph Perkins, EdSs
mund Pendleton, Jr. John Potts, David Peters,
Michael Pepper, Solomon Parsley
R-Arch'bald Rutherford, Peter Randolph,
Messrs. Isaac Reid & Co. Daniel Robertson,
Thomas X Rootes, Ludorcus Reed, Richard X.
Randolph, Samuel Richardson
S-John Sedgwick, Capt s. Storer, R. Sauna
ders, Miss Elizabeth Smith, John Smith, David
Sheppy. Capt. w. Street, John SUIT n, Jr. James
r. STEVENSON, Elizabeth Stockd, William S.
smith, MEL Seldom, Joseph b. Smith, Hem
~ Shackleford, Salvanus Sykes, Capt. Timo-
tiny Stanley.
T-Miss Elizabeth Tamage, Claiborne L.
Thomas, Archer Taylor, ir. Samuel Taylor, SUI
san Taylor, Miss A. Taylor, & Co Greed Pay~
lor' Archibald Toney, Charles Thompson, Peter
7 nsley, VIM. Tompkins
C-Thomas Underwood, Edward Valentine.
W-Miss Harriet w. Winston, Cant. VIII.
liam Williams, Borden Wood, James Wilson,
George w. Wilson, Owen Wilhurn, muei
warner, John Walker, Nathaniel White and Co,
j. W. Worthington, James Warrall
1-Joel Yale, William Young, Richars.
Young.
WV. FOUSREE, p. NJ
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Il PROCLAMATION

M HEREAS the Common Hall of the citS.
w OF Richmond, did on the third of Janusrv
l6ll, pass ar Ordinance, entitled 60 An Ord.
nance, to amend an Ordinance entitled An Ord;z
nance to amend an Ordinance for regulat;ne,
Wagons, drays and carts, and for other nurno>
ses, in which the two following sections are r.,
Guided, to wit, 4" Be it ordained, hy the pres;.
dent and Common Council of the CITY of Rich
mond, IN Common Hall assembled, and IL IA
hereby ordsine'', BY authority aforesaid that e.
very person wishing to employ, for hire within
TINS CITY, any Wagon, dray or cart shall be per.
united SO to employ the same free from anv tas
OF hcence, from the time of passing this ordi-
nance, until the first day of March next Ru%
such owners shall be subject to the reguIat;ons
ana restrictions which have heretofore been prea,;
scribed by the ordinance of this ci,v. concern;oe.
he mode OF driving, and he rates of CHARGING
or services rendered And be it further or.
dained, that the president of the Hall, for the.
time being, may, and he is hereby authorised
and empowered, by his proclamation, to canti-
nue. the foregoing provisions of this ordinance.
rom month to month, until he shall be informed
by the Master of Police, that forty white men
are employed in the business of driving dra,s mr.
carts within this city"
Now therefore, Archibald Blair, presidenr
OF the Common Council of The CITY aforesaid
40 issue this proclamation, hereby to continue
the provisions OF the ordinance above recited.
until the first day of April next
Done by the president Of the Common
Council of the City Of Richmond. tbia
twenty-eigbth day of February 18iI In
LSealJ testimony whereof, he hath csused the
seal OF said city to be affixed hsrsto
and subscribed the same with his namr.
March S. =,
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March S..

.nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REW,4O
~ For NULdTTf0 BO1' about 18 ve,r, 81.
age named HENRY tanner, if taken ant &C
the state OF Virginia, and returned to me. rav
paying eHpences,) or secured in any Jail that /
get him again.
FIFTY dollars if caught in the state If VIZ.
gina, and secured in any Jail beyond the linn,
Of one hundred miles from Richmond, thar I re.
him again. Bes
TWENTY FIVE if beyond the Iin,its If ff,v.
miles from Richmond-and ny
TEN if within the precincts of the c;,x tY,.
IS very likely lad, with great deal Of ssr'..
ance, has large freckles and a sore ON HE 80.
ieg' ms apparel Consists of black sarto1,, "a
blue broad cloth coat, three fine linen r,,el"S
SHIRTS marked F. B. three waistcosts' ,,,,, -
winch white versailles single breasted and 80 %
double breasted bird eye ditto, a pair of hionIr
e,otn Pantaloons, yarn socks, shoes and q -
OF is'r TOP boots too large in the leg He noal' -
seduced ~ some person tsntali7ise him -
freedom, as lie was seen following q - .-'
tne turnpike rosd----the good peonle o. , ~
western and southern roads are particniarl,. Wv, ~.
mcHed to keep rigid look out He no. 80 ~
.teV procured a tree pass, which hone Gill ~,
taSen care o., that The author NAV be p,,n,a ',' %
ne IS most probably hsrbored in the e'r6','..-
h1oo OF Dover Mills in Coochland, wbere r.. ~
Watt. WV" us orothee
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TOR CASH.-Ten likely young NEGROES
also lot ia the City of Richmond, No.
347, Immediately below the basin of the canal.
which is said by competent Judges to be mcre
susceptible Of valuable improvement, than any
Other within the limits of the City, possessing
all the sdvantages derivabe from situation, in
connection with the use of water-AppIv 10 thr.
subscriber
COLIN MACRAE.
Manchester, March S. n
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From the Baltimoye Eveniny Pos,

10 relieve the Editor from his difficulties TO-
IlgnSting IN former and unfortunate business)
which there seems no ressonabIe trosr'a. % :
speedily accomplishing by any other means. bo.
noraole to his feelings or consonant win his
wishes, the establishment Of the BALT1uonv
tvENlNo Posr is hereby offered for sale !.
ana will be disposed If on very mode, ate snd
accommodating terms to a suitable character.
With great labor and much expence, the es,s.
olIsn11ent mas been rendered valuable and, an
an object ct singular importance, 70 a gentlemsn
calculated to carry it on as it ought to be done
Particulars are deemed unnecessary But IN
any person disposed to purchase, all the facts
connected with the business will be freeIv
communicated, on application in person or by
letter. VI "
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DIED, on Thursday last, Mrs. ANN Por.
TER spouse OF Mr. Walter Potter, Of th
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-05

4 GRICULTURAL SOCIETY.-The mem
L n bers will be pleased to attend at z O'Clock
this evenings at the Swsn-Tavern.
GEoRSE HAY, Ssraar,.
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At least 5000 barrels of Flour, and 300 hogs
nal yesterday. VI"
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CoNMUNIc%TToN. - Yesterday, the ami
Uer8ary Of our birfh, as an indehendenf POI
vernment, 70as celebrated in This city, bv
me Wa8h'nSton and JcGerson ArtiUerv, he
M ~ Blues, and the Richmond Rife
,olu%teerS. FederGl Cor. more hroherlv,
Tel . statutes 7Oere fret at sun rtse'
i~lo clocf' ana sunset. Festivals 7uere had
r : az. many 7Oho did not turn our in fhe
feld, TO honor the dav. felt conyfnced ,hat
IL ought TO be celebrated, so konr as zye nov.
oleSSea by IFS ferfctuation--second 10 The
nth Of July. '''
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coming with forged signatures and seals Of

eeming with forged signatures and seals Of
the public officers Of nay country.
In speaking of the mercantile influence
here in favor Of .hes frauds, it may DO pre-
per to explain myself further. The mer-
chants OF St. Petersburg are almost all fo-
igners.-Great numbers of them are En-.
slish, or connected with English houses,
Their business is almost exclusively come
mission business.-They un,vs rsaly dctess
this war with England, and long for the res
s,oratlon of the commercial iniercoursewi,h
that country. They want the trade and
they care not under what Gag or what pa
per 1t comes and goes. The American flag,
and American papers would have been the
most convenient OF all their shelters, anil
under the liberal confidence with which the
Russian government admitted every vessel
and person coming from friendly countries
and recognized BY the American. minister
or consuls as Americans, It our counte aanc.
could have been obtained, instead OF 6tty or
60 vessels from Teneriffe, which have come
10 Russia, tor cop6scaticn, under all SORTS
of papers, excepting American, we might
have seen FIVE hundred direct from the
London market, both Of msrchandizr and
Of papers. The inevitable and Jus, con,e.
quence oil which would have been, that the
trr. Americans would have been eonfourd.
ed with the false, and all Of them involved
ID oae general prescription"
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,,,ss isce. and you cannot imagine with
s,w y,.ch rssprc. TIC Turks rcgarded US,
s.,h., xere aroots 'hat we had seen 'hsT
- an! had bern well received by
- ,-y..A.s saw IN the palace and IN
~. 80 us, sar5ng d BY curiosity, At The
i....r 20 0uJ it..Es. in the evening we
,,,,rd wub tn n,inisser, and being very
n,r,y, / ri.icyd mat the dishes did NOT
i .,,,,-ar a. ,ne, did in the morning. Al
,Sm.Ih invite q attend at the audience,
s,d since that !; I'D not follow that
.bo,ii SIC the Grand Saignior, but that !
MIGHT make an addi ion ,o the show III
ewing without having that succeeding gra-
s,s ~s1s,n. sel for the Gentlemen who
c,.,,murd outside the palace "naked; ;
zal [ 6id that they are enraged that one
from the " new world" 10 use their own
sxprl ..icu) should I've selected. t'nc mat
owe NY good !or'une TO Madame =,
&rao 5.ina well acquainted with the head
Dtsa,n,aa Of The palace, and knowing my
s,.at a. sire to ste th- Sultan, Interested
kc4s.H io erocure me the favor, being an
4 nrr,can. Io,hrrwise never should have
eo:e,ed in preference TO real Englishmen
wiso we're ex iuded.
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CONGRESS-:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
[2asea far the Afxasaria Gazette.1
MONDAY, Feb. iS.

The committee of the whole rose, bus
the House adjourned without coming to
any decision on the bill for the relief of
Lieut.. Simeon Knight.
TUESDAY,, February 10.
Mr.. Lovs offered resolution for the sp-
poin;ment of committee to enquire into
the proprirty of altering or continuing Ger,
tain paris of the law establishing the bank
of the y. S. in case the charter should nos
be renewed. The house refused to cons..
der The +. solution, Al TO 60
MIR. Aewton, from the committee Of
commerce. and manufactures, made a re-
port unfavorable, 70 the petition OF Wn,
Patterson and Sons. The ,saes:icn Of ..
sreeing TO the report of the committee If
commerce and manufactures occupied the
house ill half pas. TWO, when they decided
to agree, 6S in favor.
A message was received from tks presi-
deus.
The, mrsssge says nothing Of any intel,
ligence or instructions through Monsieur
serarier. Il consists Of letters from Mr..
Rass~l TO Mr.. Pinkney, from Mr.. Russell
to Mr.. Smith, from Mr.. Pinkney to We-
lesley, Wellesley to Pinkney and Pintnsy
to Smith. 1t gives no change to the as.
pscs of our foreign affairs. TWAS referred
TO the committee on foreign affairs and
three thousand copies ordered to be printed.
Mr. Ptkin offered resolution request.
ing the original French copies of several Of
The letters. debate ensued.
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a!sranprts pailp @a,etf,.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20.

I'll
The Mace in the House Of Representa.
tives is like the house itself quite oo, of
order--the gold wash is worn off, and the
dexter talon entirely gone.
A perfect emblem Of our state farlorn;
The metal base, and every arrow goxe.
Yesterday an election was held at the
Library for Presiden, and Directors OF
the Alexandria Library Company for the
ensuing year, when the following gentle
men, having majority OF votes, were de.
clared to have been duly elected -
The Req. DIR. Muir, President, and
Hugh Smith,
flames Keith, jun.
Jacs6 Ha9maa,
lillian Herbert,
1osebh Riddle,
Charles Bennett,
Cuthbert Powell,
Robert l. 7aylor,
.g9hn Roberts,
.Tohn 9anney,
Tonathan Butcher, Directors.
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NOW LANDED.

ETost stoot Olive Branch, uia Baiiin,ers, :,
AN additional supply of EXCELLENT
RETAILING COTTON.
nv STORE, :.
90 Bags Carolina GROUND.MJTS,
Is Boxes Fancy SOAP,
800 Spanish HIDES,
TRUNKS and SHOES, constant supply.
3. GILMAN.
DecenoeF o.. co law.
~ Having a large quantity of eartb to
dispose OF, at the corner Of Fayette and c em,
mrrce Streets, would engage 70 FIJI up any
low grounds adjacsnt thereto, on madcrats
terms. L. g..
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Tonath0a Butcher, Directors.

On Saturday General Turreau presented
TO the Presidsnt his letters of recall and
NJ. Serurier was received and presented
his credentials, as envoy ext, extraordinary and
,minisses pleuipotestiary from the emperor
of France.--NQti9nal 1steL
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y q
Ship Ann Ma,ia, Bell, A. DAYS from
L'serpooi for tins part, put INTO n. York
yFs.e.dts, and was sized urdrr the non.
f1JGr;atfou ACT - C2Fee- House Books.
A bifei Illustration vi the operation OF
these iafe,sa sdic;s, as relates TO ths seizure
of cur ewa ships ia our own ports, will
trss,ie esery man to judge not only OF the
iaaa nce ehder Inch 1t IS praciised---but
Eiua satiaIy even the sufermg American
OVER aud merchant that the law has no
stacr than a very lMS2fttal regard to the
ga"d 81 oar own citz,nS, and d Sery Just
ara aisy. jfsd Discrimination between bi cat
6t,'a,n ann ifance.
In .snet!ld, 40 seizure or sequ~ stra.ion
OF Anrficaa sss;s au& property, arriving
the from the Uni,ea States, has been
n,ads.
vp1ni,, every AMERICAN vessel and al a.
o~fbau property, that had arrived and was
da'y arriving. underline faith of the Berlin
asd NJ 'aa DEGREES being revoked, had bstn
ss.r and placed under s-qu-sras'on.
Is th're any American, who, attef ms
sS9''siii:R, VIII say that 1t Is hos saiF TO
s.eL- eSsn our own s''ps coming from u
bfhdsn' or TAT Our s'20srnment IS u''aer
fae f&fa2ice u frerce, or that tie haRd o.
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Extract O q h-.trr tram st. Thomas, dated
January IL, 1911.

"Rrpors this morning from Porto Rico.
men,iops the arrival II 2 frisa.-s.and tare+
briggs Of var at S.. bias, as on, By the
{nnta, with 10000 dollars, for The firing
nut and H,alntainancc of smaller vessels. 70
act with them 10 preventing all intercourse
with the Spanish Main, ia coassqsrncr OF
the tliGeren, provinces having refused to
ohsv the ordinances of the Juata. Miranda
arrived At Caracas shout six weeks ago,
anS vas neeiyed in n,s approach 30 the
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inha6itaats.'
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rs the Hiberna, in So days from Lis.
bon, we lrara that the head quarters Of
lord Wellington are still at Cartaxa. and
the French at Santarem. On the 14,h
of December a skirmish took place be-
between thu eavairy OF the opposing ar.
mics, which resulted in considerable loss
on the part of the French. No other move.
nent 'ot any cons quence had occurred.
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VENtScN HAMS.

The Sub'eriber has Just received
VIC housdud weigh, excelicnt VENloON
JAMES M. STEWART
F"h"c'rS 10. g..
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. CLEARED, -
Brig zewiah, Edridge, Providence ,
by the master. -
ENTERED,
Schooner St. Peter. Hanson, Balsinsre;
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We understand thai no dispatches were
rseeivyd from France by The lase arrival
from ochclle.-i6id.
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EMBARGO BLESSING.

.
The Northern Wing states, that ee1
vessels, consisting Of 1898 tons, are en-
plnyed in the made Of QAehec. This is
exclusive of coasters. The number Of
seamen is 657s. No port 10 the United
States, excepr New York, has a navigation
equal to Quebec, which in tour years has
bcen thus exalted in the scale ofimpor,auce
hv democratic deprayisy, exempli6ad in the
EmhargU.
Extract ola icf'er from .4rchangel Russia TO
rsshecta6!. mercantile hoaae in Vhladei-
htiG, dGtei
ARcHANGEL, Mop. 9, 1910.
O. News has just srrivetl, that the Lovely
Matilda reached the bar in the afternoon or
the 5th inst but the plot would not venture
out, she tteref fore c,me TO in anchor. Next
day ii blew hard at W, n. w. which cont ;nu-
cd IL, the 3;h at nj ;ht On the 18th. vino
at 5. S w. 81 sal out Of. s., Sal e;l-So sci
got out, the Lovely A'atIll@ one Of the num-
RS we're losl OF the bsr The Little Che
rub Of Philadelphia. and Sally, of Boston, los
their rulders and VIII return. I. now blows
hard gale at WNW. 1t said the Whit
Sea Is, on both Sides lined with wreck. !
fear the Lovely Matilda is one of the num-
Der, bat that will be known ere YOU receive
this. a H2mhursh ship sailed on the goth
September returned the 2cth October, ant
is sost on the bar. The Huron, Of NewYoI&
sailed oa the '3oth September and returned
ON the s9th October, in great distress-and
$50 ships are caught Inside the bar wit
icc.''
ho mol, IF NIL
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PHILADELPHIA, Fe6rusry Il.

.Gn Extension oftks tScct ofthc
EEKLlN s. MILAN DEGREES,
{ Aod otttr Foreign Ed;cts) TO the
UAEBORS IF THE u. STATES.
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Twenty Dollars Kewsl,

twenty Dollars keVtl,d,
>. .'r aPpreEenciing and securing iii Jail so
cen get her again, 3 negro w2man.
at.NNY, al,cu, 10 years o. age; Il
a. E I. she Is lurking about Alexandria
lis vicinity, "a she his a father S mother
wig m that piace.
81, Dainseriield Lewis.
Aing George, Eco. s. lasG
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Domestic produce to the value Of ~ mil
lions of dollars, and foreign merchandise to
The val,ie of "a millions, were exported in
the year cn,iirg September 80, lssO-so says
a statement from the Treasury, laid before
congress
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Extract ola letter from .4rchangel Russia TO
q rsshectab,e mercantile hoase in Ehladel-
mo, dGtei
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-05-01

At a Town Meeting, held at the State
House, III Newport, on "Wednesday
April l7th, 1911.
yTOTED and Resolved, that Messrs HIAicrn HIM.
ter, John l.. Bose, jim. and Henry Moore, be- and
they are hereby appointed Il Commitce TO draw some
Rules or Resolutions empowering the Town Conncii
to appoint such Wa'oh or Paroc, as they may
deem best suited TO detect any ncendarIes attempt
ing To set fire 10 the town. &c. and report thereon
this afernoon, which Report was presented, and is
as follows -
UHERE.AS suspicious entertained, that the
Fires that have taken place in this town have
been caused by attempts of wicked incenoisrits.
Iberef1re IL IS T1icd and ResoIyed That he Town
Council be and they hereby authorized nj en-
powered 10 appoint such watch or Patrole as they
may deem best suited 10 detect such inccndiaries,
md prevent their attempts
Voted, That the Town Council be requested 10 use
I'll their legal powers in causing transient persons
and those without a settlement in this town, who
may in the prudential exercise ot the authority ot
said Town Council become liable To the suspicion oi
being knowing to, concerned, or engaged III such
wicked attempts, to be taken up for the purpose OF
legal examination, and be dealt with according TO
law.
Voted, Tha, reward of Three Hrrdred EoFars
be paid out of the Town Treasury 10 anv person or
persons who shall detect aud produce sufficient legal
proof to operate as a conviction against any person
persons knowing to, concerned or engaged IN the
attempts aforesaid.
Voted, That the Sheriff Of the County Of Newport,
being nbabitant Of this town, shall be, ard here
By is appointed Fre-Ward, by virtue Of his otiicc
Ioted, That the Town Council be requested 10
take care that the Fire Wards be properly furnished
with Trumpets and other useful and necessary up.
pendages of their Office
Voted That the thanks Of this Town be, and they
are b'reby presented TO the Engine Companies oi
this town, for their proupt and arduous exer.ons Oh
the occasion Of the recen, fires aforesaid
ILLNESS
JONATHAN Amy, Town Clerk.
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PAPER HHNCINCS.
GEORGE WANTON,

r now opening several boxes PAPER HANCINGS
= Of the 40, fashionable patterns, With eleg mt
Borders winch he wll sell o;,eaper than OF
fered fo sale IN TINS state. The ASSIGNMENT OF low
priz Il fspeIs is extensive. Nhoiesaie customers
can be- fN1Ised with Paper haDgings at liberal cas-.
counts iruE. u.e 5lanuiaciory prices
IIiA bCOA SICRE
Is furnished with complete assortment OF BOOKS
OF every description usually wanted, and with every
new publication soon from the press. School
and Seanlan's books OF every kind IN use
ALNL1.F4CKo ECh 1911.
Of various kinds which will b- sold by he groce joz
en- OF single, al one haif the original prioe.
SEVLR.4L XUNDkkD ICLUMES
Second hand Books, also at half the original price
H.4IS
of every description ard price, wide and common
brims. One case fashionable SATIN BeA>eIs~ Felt
plated, and castor mems ohidrens Hats OF the
most tashi nabe shpe ana best qua!Ity, ilom 10 ct
1858
Persons indebted to WANTON & RA1hBONE,
or GEORGE WAN1ON, are requested 20 maka im~
mediate payment and al persons having demands
agalnsS either, TO present the same for settlement.
March o, 1871.