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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-24
TOLEASE ORRENT-

~sNTIE TAVERN, STORE HOUSE, AND
Il FARM, at King & Queen Court House.
together with SEVENTY FIVE ACRES
OF WOOD LAND contiguous. This well
known stand for business, is considered SUI
peror to most in the lower country, and the
accommodation for the public, eqnalled by
few in the state. Possession will be given OF,
the LIST January ensuing.--For terms apply
to
RICHARD CORBIN.
LancVlilei lOth Aug. 1872. I'm.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-24

hundred Indians. near Brownstown, VINO are
somewhat hostile. 1t is stated, that two
companies of Volunteers have marched from
che upper part of tins state, to reinforce the
Chillicothe Volunteers.
On Saturday last, governor Meigs receiv-
ed information, that the nofed Profihet and
his party, have gone to Maiden. Team
sch has been there some time.
Governor Meigs left town this day, es-
corted by part of the Zanesvile Dragons,
To attend the grand Indian council, TO be
holden at Piqua.
A fine company OF 100 men (U. States re-
gulars) under Captain Angus l.. Langham,
will soon march from this place, for Cana
da. At Urbana, they will form junction
with the Kentucky Yotunteers, and the re-
gulars. under Cot. THelis, who distinguished
himself, so highly, in the bloody battle of
7Whacanoe. Capt. Lanham's company has
been recruited, under the late act of Con-
gress.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-24
HE Subscribers have Lateln eatnbE.h.d

HE Subscribers haze lately established
n THINE FACTORY, and intend
.fn!g on hand SEINE ard SEWING
INE. They hGVe also q large guanr-
4 CORDAGE and YARNS, 5yEich tAev
fseH on very moderate terms.
far the dboUe articles 10 be
r. at their RoPE- WALx, or ut fhe Stores
.feSSrs. SHELTON q FTNNEy and IsAsc
hI7E.
JOHN S. SHELTON & Co.
: tgust 20. az
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-24

paper thought Gt to grace its columns with
TRIP HAMMERS, CROW BARS, & PLOUGH
SHARES, arrayed in order of butte, declar
ing in positive terms, at the same time, "Io
teH you me truth, Southern Brethren, NC do
notbfend to HUe another gear nndr thr IiTr-
sent national mca8ure8 and Gdniinistrati2n :"
We cannot complete halfth disgusting cata-
loguc of outrages, in principle the same as
what has proved so disastrous in the CAPT.
tai of Maryland. These things ought not
to be-"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-24
ONO VoLuNrEERs AGAIN!

Two companies of Volunteers, Gallia
county, are on the march to join the army of
Gen. Hull. They will probably pass through
town tomorrow. May the smiles of vicfo-
ry attend themi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-24

An express sent by our governor to the
arsenal at Newport, returned last night. 1t.
Bryson, of that place, writes, that Indirect
information had reached there, that General
Hall attacked Maiden OH the afternoon of
the first of August, and took it that night
He lost about 900 killed--wousded, unknOwn
The Information was said to be brought there
by reputable gentlemen, who had seen an
express sent by gen. Hull to gov. Meigs, and
who left Maiden at day-break on the morn
ing Of the ID of August. If true, il will be
confirmed by next mail.
Pa[Lg0iu1u
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-24

will ever continue to be contemplate
ewes of firm men, while it thus contin)
act, thus to pour out the malignant ri
OF its impotent, demon like wrath. Ii
publicans he as forbearing and long SUI |
under the lies and ISLANDERS nf tins do}
foe, as they were under the injustice a
''iles of external, and from the sa
tives-none other. But if the b.
rufiian violence are to he aimed "a
we do as confidently trust and belle
they possess numbers enough and
enough. in every. section Of the Unis
that they viii be sufficiently operate
by motives of sacred duty, TO up
all hazards, and vindicate the sanctit
national laws, whatsoever or by VIII
yer they may be daringly and tur5ule
vaded.
The act of the government which
us in state of war with Great
was adopted ON the most solemn delibe
and on full Concurrence among the
dlatc representatives of the people tt
Gently assembled from all parts of TIL
on, and we trust that the approachI
tumnal elections, wherever they are
place, will again and soon manifest
slsnaliy than ever, in the only author
way, the strength, the concentrated
majesty of the republican host. Tn
trust will the audaciouS falsehood, so
shame reiterated by this deadly tactic
an immense majority of the people ste
posed to the measures that sought the
cation of our rights by the sword, be d
ed in its proper colors. The times ar
mentus; let the republicans too in
quarter be up and vigilant; let them I'D
perate, but let them be firm in all thaI
condnce to the vigorous prosecution
just and necessary war, unawed by ia
unintimidated by bullies.-Nat. Iat.
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ID BE HIRED, by tie month o. qysek.
D Hk'iy Negro BOY and GIRL.-En-
"a offhe Printer.
g. 90. u
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-24

The three regiments of Kentucky Volun-
teers commanded by Col. John Allen, Col.
John NJ. Scott, and Col William Lewis, arc
ordered to rendezvous at Georgetown, on
Saturday next, where they are to be joined
by 400 of the regulars recruited within this
state. and the whole to set out Immediately
for Detroit. 20 reinforce Gen. Hull.
The regiment commanded by Col George
Wilcox is ordered 20 rendezvous at Louis
vile on Monday next, and from thence pro-
coed directly to Vinccnnes.
We understand that by late orders from
the War Department, Gov. Harrison is au-
thorscd to call upon Gov. Scott for the whole
Of the remainder Of this states quota, and il
is expected they will shortly receive order.
TO march.-B.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-24

u HE Subscriber, being dcsirsus Co pay his
just debts, offers for sale a valuable LOT
at Rockets, contiguous to navigation, on which
is good framed building and in which q
great bargain may be had for short payment.
WM. GOODWIN.
Aug a. Sc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-24

II IA IOS IN the Su5scr.5-r's S~loo. -
Or tic tZcnty first instsnt.-He RI. 49,.
an EVENING SCHOOL % tia dev, ~ i--
tlfuctiOn Of Young Gen .ieTlen, n iI.=fys.,.rte
branches s-te4liIy, Writing, Arlth.4e-l>. Z, b..
sii.h Grammar, TIC Eiements u r 3. = = -.tes.
ne GFeek- Latin and French L1ng,ss s-s, L5zic,
E1elid's Elements and \ f;ebsa. @iih i5= app.i-
cation 81 one N the other; tae Eieme1-s -
Astronomy, Gau2ing, HensuratiDn AID 5arveJ
ag The hours o. attenfiznce Siii be from fTe
81 Sven O'Clock every eTeGins AND tie teru,ss
,1yable ~ advance, ten dDIlars pr quIr er
FRANCIS POWER.
Richmond Aug Il
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-24
INDIAN NEWS.

Extract ofa letter from WigIAw EDwADs,
Governor. Of the Illinois Territory, 60 Co
vernor ScoT1.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-24

when the whole energy vi the people, then
and then only noble, should be honestly ard
solely bent against the foreign foe. 10 waste
1t even in thought else where, is even unholy,
IS drea fui Let the republicans move
straight onward in the path they have mark
ed out, true TO their cause, true TO them
selves, true to their country. according As
they have seen its best intere sts, AMI are
daily more and more deeply convinced Of
the righttHl and righteous step they have IA
ken, aud are resolved 20 maiDtain, a conyic-
ton in no wise icsscned by clustering threats
perated ambition. The comprised mind will
take these for the mere groanings of disso.
luton. the CONCLUSIVE struggles of afaction
made up of new federal jacobins, leasueu in
fall harmony with old British tories, which
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-24

III iTTED q, frR-. sga= my.... ~ =,
W CaTnua1s, = ifOMtN o-JI.F l5t',
b''h rem el~ '.i-,.oas 49,! - -e3s-,.-4--
q.usc NJ fhe Printer
August n =.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-24
Nalu Bic Property

Richmond Aug. Il.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-24

The persons engaged with Mr.. HAM
the riot at Baltimore, have deposed to 4
rative of their suferings at the Jail :
City. They admit that they shed thu
blood In Charles street.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23
Restoration Of the Lhesapeake Se'men

The American Tars who were forcby wrested
from the Chesapeake by the British figae Leopard,
were restored to that vessel Saturday last III the
barbor of Boston. They were conducted on board
the Chesapeake by 7 eut. SiMfsoN, the British of.
fcer, and received at the gangway by Lieutenant
WILxINsoy of the Chesapeake, with the following
pertinent sadress
S)R--l am commanded by Commodore
BAISBRIDGE, to receive these two American
Ssaracn on the very deck from which they
were wantonly, taken in time Of peace by a
vessel OF your nation of superior force"
Midshipman SAUNDERS conducted the men to
Commodore BAINBRIDcE, upon the quarterback
The Commodore received them with these aprro-
pirate and truly American observations
" My LADs--I am glad to see you. From
this deck you were taken by British outrage
for your return to it you owe gratitude to
the government Of your eountry--Your
country now offers to you an opportunity to
revenge your wrongs; and cannot doubt but
what yon will be desirous of doing so on
board of this Jery ship. trust the flag that
flies on board of her shall gloriously defend
you in futures"
Three Cheers were given by numerous company
OF Citizens and Seamen, assembled to witness the
Interesting transsction-ibid
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23
NOTICE..

The subscribe informs the public that
he has introduc ed the WrifFord System Of
Pcnmanship .n,o his School, and solicits fur
,her pa,ronn &c.
lie Offers for sale, his beautiful School.
house aD.d lot, and until sold will let the same,
evenin 6, to those who may want it, at tho
moderate price Of Is cents, per evening,
whish will preclude the lcndiog Of it,
N. b. A few scholars wanted In the day
school. T.. TREVETT.
Newport, July u, 1912.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23
10000 dollars Il!
II " II 40 II l. II T. { ITO ".

HarVard College Lottery,
II EGlNS drawing drawing in September
- next. This Grand Lottery presents an excellent
scheme to make Fortune, for FIVE DOLLARS
having many Capital Prizes Orders for the above
Tickets received at the Truly Fortunate Lottery Of
fee of '.t
]. c. SHAW,
who has lately sold Ten Prizes Of One Hundred DOL
lars each, III the Dirrlhc Road Lottery, besides a
large number OF small Prizes of S 50, s 25, &c. &c.
Present original price of Harvard College Tickets.
Uhote s
Rafpes S 2 60
Quarters S 81
Bur xiii soon rise.
The Managers Lisf ffhe drasYinS Of Dir
ve Road Lottery has been rsreired, and may be er-
or'iHed gratis at ts office; also te drorSiags
tar as fhey hare proceeded, Of the Sd class Of Ution
College Lottery.
Prize Tickets in al the Lotteries rviH he taken in
nGymem for Tickets.
Coa once more, and remember, is the time 10
make a Fortune
Exchange and Lottery -Ofice,(
July Ii, 1912
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23

We are inform.d that fine English big, mount
ing guns, with 90 tens Of salt on board, arrived at
Marolehesd Friday, prize to the privateer Lion,
of that place The brig made no resistance although
of very superior force L Boston Chronicle, july 20
Extract Of letter, dated Wiscasset, July 10.
On Wednesday last, arrived At Bootheay, Brit.
ish schooner with provisions and naval stores,
prize to small prvateer from Salem she was cut
out from CaDpobello. The prlvateer was the same
day off Manhegan, in company with brig and
ship. Her prizes were bound for Salem.--i6id
Salem, Juiy l5.--Arrived British sloop Endeavor,
Newman, of Bermuda f.om Newfoundland bound
to St. Andrews, with sugar. prize to the pri,ateor
soop Polly Of this port.
A RECAPTURE.
Portland, Jug 5-Arrived ship Margaret MLel-
LAM from Liverpool, with cargo said TO be worth
5O,0C0 dollars - On the 9TH inst. lat AZ, Ion. 6S the
Margaret aiken by the British brig Piumpsr,
prize master and put on board ana ordered Tor
Halifax On 18th, lon 66, As, OF Cape sable, was
rstaken by the privateer Ieazle, of New-Nork. and
ordered for this port.
For information To our privateers we would give
notice, that the Plumper has but 35 men on 'oard,
has a large quantity OF specie taken from ssels
bound to the United States--in weak situation
for resistance She probably is cruizing on our
coast--E Argus.
Nortolk, JHy l0--Thc British government sch
Whiting, 1t. Maxey, with dispatches, arrived from
Ply mouth, E,0 ,and, on "Wednesday last In Hamp-
ton Roads, NOT having heard Of The wsf me pri.
v4teer sch Dash, capt Garroway, OF this rt,oound
upon cruize, being in Hampton Roads when the
Whiting anchored, first got possession of 1t Max.
ey and part of the crew, who were rowing ON shore
for Hampton, and then along side OF the Whit.
ing, and ordered the commanding officer TO surren-
DER which he did without opposition. We under
stand the dispatches were sunk.
Extract Of Letter from Savannah, dated
2Sth Juue.
An express left this place last Thursday for ST.
Marys with the news of the declaration of war gun
bo is there took immediate possession of seven Eng
lsh armed ships and five spanish ships-No doubt
they will be removed up St Marys river for safety"
The American schooner Falcon of four
guns and 6 men, in severe and gallant ac-
tion, beat off the British cutter Hero, OF
guns and so men, but was afterwards taken
by another.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23
In 7o7vn meeting, Nepbo,t, Wednesday
July I'D, n. ID. 1912.
AN ACT
To prevent unnecessary alarms in the town
of Newport.

10 prevent unnecessary alarms In the town
of Newport.
Sec. 1st. Vofed and ResotUed, That il any person,
after the passing Of this act shall fire any gun pis.
tol, squip, other fire works, in any road, strcetJ
lane tavern, or other pubic house, in any 9TH
er place within The limits Of this town, shall beat
any drum after SUNSET and before sunrise, he shall
upon complaint and conviction thereof, before any
dens, pay fine the sum of five dollars for the
first offence, and dollars for every subsequent
offence, for the benefit Of the town Proridel That
nothing in this act shall extend TO any person who
shall or may beat drum when child or children
are missing. And in when an alarm of the in.
ha5itsnts may be necessary, OF TO any person who
may shall beat drum before the hour Of nine
o'clock in the evening for any military company be-
longing to this town
Sec. I'd his further Voted and ResofveS, That II
any commander Of any packet arriving at, or sailing
from this harbor, shall fire To be fired from
on board his vessel, any musket, swivel or other
gun, after sunset and before SUNRISE he shall be
liable to the penalties mentioned in the first section
of tnis act, to be recovered in manner as herein
prescribed.
Sec. Sd. Hn further Voted and Resolved, That IL
be the duty of the Town Serjeant and of the Con-
stables Of this town, 70 complain in manner as be.
fore prescribed Of all violations Of the proceeding
sections Of tbis Act.
Sec. 4,h. Hb further Voted and Re,oiped, That
this act be published three weeks successively in
both of the Newspapers printed in this town, and
continue in force during the present war.
W!,Scsss JONATHAN ALMY, Tsvs- Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23
Latest from the american Squadron.

c.,,s;n BoR1E of the French schooner Adventure.
arrived Yesterday in sS days from Bordeaux France
informs that, on the 28th of June, lat 40 ion 81,
fel in with 10 sail of English merchantmen lying to
hat in 36 hours afterwards, he fell in with the A.
rerican squadron, and spoken by the President,
il gale of Wind at w N. W. under easy sail that
u (capt Bo-ie) informed Commodore Ropc ERs
the English merchantmen and that the Commo-
80 Immediately directed his course tor the feet
COMMODORE Rodgers gave no information Of having
iught any British vessel of war ; and the squadron
ppeared all in good order. About an hour after
erwards, he another frgate standing in the same
irecton.-l .Ne~-Ysrk Phoenir, july 18th
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23
SECOND QUARTER.

MIR. CLARKE acknowledges with
gratitude the liberal encouragement he has received
in his profession, since he has become resident Of
Newport, and proposes to commence bis second
quarter on Wednesday, the 22d inst. at the Hall he.
has heretofore occupied, q, o'clock, r. n. for La.
dies, and o'clock, P. N. for Ge ntlemen.
Days Of tuition and terms AS usual.
July Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23
New. York. July l8.

The following is an extract of aetter from Capt
LEE, to the Navy Agent in thu City ihe 'quta
ron captain L. mentions to haze seen OFT Mon.aug,
aust Admiral Sawyer's fom HALIFAX. Admiral
s.wyer's Flag Ship is the >lfrica, OF "a guns
"U. S. Cutter AagD, New- L0na0n, Jnly Is
"Atlo o'clocbyesterday discovered from
Mon,aug poin,iour large sail steering towards
the Light :--when within leagues, three OF
shem hove to, the others stood IN within 2
leagues Of the light, and spoke fishing smack,
and then hauled of. l took them to be our
squadron-and wishing much 20 speak them,
! stood off and tackled and stretched under the
three that were lying to, and found one OF
them TO be a two-decker, and l believe "a
gun ship At the same time another friga,c
came up from the Southward-!hey then filled
avay with their stArboard tacks on board.
Wind S. w.
&c do not know that they were English
ships, but thought it might not be improper
TO send you this notice."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23
From the Ontario Messenger of Juy 2.

1t is understood that there about 5000 of
troops between forS Niagara and Black Rock.-A
gentleman recently from Fort Maiden, states that
he saw number of Indian warriors assembled
there, he supposes at least 1900, said there
were 1000 they were Southern Indians Prepars-
tions for defence making in every part of the coun
try, corps of exemp,s are forming and general pa
triotic ardoI prevails. We have Just received All ac
that th brave militia at Pultcneyvlllc in this
county, Saturday captured British merchant ves-
sci and made lawful prize of it.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23

LNl.l>o On q SiA ",
Offer at private sale, on reasonable terms,
IA hhds Sd proof w. L. Rum
pipes 4th proof spanish Brandy;
40 do. Gin SO bbis do. Cd proof;
20 Or casks Sherry Wine, pure as imported;
l pipe Tenelile do
10 hhds Kentucky Tobacco;
90 kegs James River do;
90 bales prime Upland Cotton;
10e bags Coffee
100 boxes No. 1, 2, & 8, Chocolate,
250 bales Cassia
% bbls. Prime and Mess Beef;
10 half.barres do do.
20 boxes Spanish Sugars, of superior quail.
ity;
2J do. Pork IL do. Windsor Soap
700 empty Bottles a second hand chaise.
ALSO. JUST RECEIVED,
- so bbls. superfne FLOUR. July %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23
ONE SORE CURED.

On Friday last arrived off the Castle the English
schooner Bream, Capt. stimson, from Halifax, as a
Flag of ruce, with the men taken from the United
States trigae Chesapeake, on board Of which they
were delivered on Saturday, agreeably TO an ar
rangenent male long time since with Mr. Foster,
the late British minister, Boston vpnkee. Ju4 II
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23
Boston, 7u(y 81.

Latest Neps from SpGin.-Capt. Snow, arrived at
this port yesterday from Algezras-brings accounts
that Gen Baesteros, had severe action at Bornos,
with French division under Gen Gurus, June 1,
in which the spaniards defeated with loss Of
1000 to 1900. is reported the Regency Of Tripoli
has declared war against Spaip,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23

We learn from Norfolk, that on Wednesday even.
ing last an English schs supposed armed, anchored
in Hampton roads discovered by the p-ivateer
Dash, of Norfolk, which made after the schoonr's
boat which was going ashore & captared it, she then
mahe .fter ihe schr. whichhe onk
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23
DIED,

At Niddletown. on the 18th inst. Mr.. IosEpB
PEcEHAM, aged IS. He was a jealous patriot of
the revolution, and remained firm in those princi-
ples till bis death and supported through life a
character for strict honesty and integrity
A. zsDesboro', Mass. Mr.. SILAs BARKER, aged
56. formerly of this town
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23
FRI n the Merchants Cc6ee-Hoase Book,
KEPT BY CAPT. JOHNSON.

WEDNESDAY,, July l5.-.frived, packet from
.Nsw-L London capt. Briggs. who mentions tae report
that squadron Of British Of rUGr rsere of Block
Island.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY NO .3rripals.
SArvarAY-.3rriped, packet .airsra. Locke, %
hours from m.NsIvYork-Passengery mention the report
shas an homo able adjustment Of Our affairs r5ih France
had taken place.
The ship George Washington, Gardner, Of tls PORT
Grr,ued at Portsmouth, England, on the l2h May,
from ST. .Nary's.
SUNpAY.-.4rrfped Gun Boat, No. 10l, from .Ns,v-
York. We hape noV this station, Gun BOATS, No.
80. 90, 95, and l01, nnuer the command Of .hessrs
Chambin, Turner, Ricardet an@ Cor. The Packet
Fame, Earl, from -Ne10-York, III 50 hours.
MoNpAY-.No .9rrivaks.
TUEspAY.-.No .frr'vais Ship yard, Wood, Of
tAis port, left at Lisbon and to sal on the l4h
June, for the Havana. III 1ceR
The priDatesr Yaakee. l8 guns, Of Br'tol. R.L)
mas at Ho!mes- Hole. July l9.
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NOTICE.

JASON SPRACUE, Esq. has been authorized
and empowered as Agent for ,be collection Of all
outstanding accounts Of the Rhode-Island Repubii-
can Establishment. He is directed to put all ac.
counts lof more than years standing,1 in suit,
without distinction, unless settled within twenty.
days w. SIMoNS.
Newport. july %, 1912
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23
FOR SALE-in Westbort.
4 Vcssel, of the folio

III a Vessel, Of tho following d..
,164A mensions, viz--2o inches rising to
VCmX$ 12a feet foor, So fee, keel, 20 feet
SS1G&r beam, GA feet on deck, feet hold.
she is now in position to make any alteration that
may suit the times, as she stands tinbered Of good
materials can be found. Said vessel is built By
the same draft, (srcepting an addition Of feet in
he length of her kee Of the fast sailing vessel cal
led the Emily, of Ncw-Bedford, Morton, MASTER
Whoever wishes TO purchase such vessel, can OBJ
ain her at short notice, by applying TO the subscri-
,er, who is now engaged at work on her.
ISAAC HoWLAEn
Jrc,ts,rt, yNnss yn'y -, 1872
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-07-23
NOVILE.

WHEREAS the inhabitants Of the town Of New
w port we're unnecessarily on the night of the
Ism inst. alarmed by The beating Of drums, firing
of muskets, &c.
Notice is hereby gipen, That from and after this
publication, arcpcttion of such practice will be
considered indecorous aud altogether inadmissble,
and any person hereafter convicted IF such offence,
will be dealt with according TO law.
BY Order ef the 7osVn- Council,
JONATHAN ALMY, Council Clerk.
Newport, July Id, 1872