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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-25
Congress OF the United States.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WGDNEsDAr, June "a, 1912.
IREpoRTED FOR THIS GAZETTE.
Mr. Baker, presented three petitions or
memorials signed by sundry persons of JEFF
isFson county, Virginia, which he observed
Mad been forwarded to him as the Representa-
ure from that district, with particular re-
quest TO present them. After stating the sub
S'ance of those memorials, Mr.. Baker said he
.loHght it proper to state he had at first
''' some difficulty about the propriety
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June o..
Twenty Dollars Reward.

y An away, some time in December last,
i e Negro Woman named TRkACE, %
OF so years oid} of "a very dark complexion,
and when SPOKEN TO, Is anxious to make herr
self appear very po,te she has orc of her
eyes weak, occ.sioned by hasiIfg sore. eYss 8
on the back part Of her neck there aye seye-
raj scars by having seatons putin her neck.
This woman has extensive acquaintance
throughout Charles county, state of Mary.
land, and from her extreme art make no
doubt she has acquired them in Prince
Georges county, Washington city, George.
town and Alexan ria. Only few weeks
past she was seen in Piscataway, where she
had charged her name and called herself
Jenny and had line with the subscribers
name that she was authorised to hire herself
or get a master and has lately applied to
Mr.. Davis at Rozer's ferry to purchase her,
where IL is presumed she is still lurking.
AS to her clothing 1t is deemed unnecessary
to mention as there is no doubt she has
changed them.
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I'M
k,rn be true, which we have too much rea-
II 70 apprehend, that Congress are about is
80 on order TO take full possession of the
has, we must confess that our most er-
- IDEAS of their sacred regard to the laws
,.tions, and their distracsing love of justice'
at length fairly outstripped and did
not conceive these remarks to be our
,Derous duty, they would not have been
N,ae, well knowing that onr language falls far
bort of the merits Of such a proceeding For
i. war with England there is of course hre-
IT,, hut for war with Spain there is none.
lis true that Spain, when under the dictator
lin Of the Internal scoafgo of nations, did
bmmit many dcBredations on our commerce
hi although she had no free agency iii them,
Ibr. as nation, did she enjoy any of the pro-
tbels. vet, as soon as this Dictatorship was cast
If Don 0nis appeared as minister Of the Spa
Esb government, and had PASSPORT too,Which
kg ministers have now a days, of Spanish
Elsd dollars, to pay for these depredations ::
III Mr.. Madison, in his wisdom, did rot think
roper to treat with him, nor acknowledge
lin, 6ecQuse----See his reason, qozv, all the
Inds ofthe earth because his country zUas
lvadsd : There was no other cause alledg-
IA. You may have it in Mr.. JeHcrson's ho.
led language there was Ga contest for the
Eoyernment" : IS rnuch as to say, when free,
potter has entered my door, and attempted to
Eispossess me and my family, there is q contest
or tie house. True enough; there was, and
5, a contest for that government; but we can
lot conceive how the invasion of country
hould deprive It's ministers of their functions.
.Ir Jefferson felt sure that Spain would in a
ew months be in quiet possession Of his dear
Tiends. Mr.. ]. was m0nstrous good man---
friend to oppressed AaHanify and as the
mantle Of this Elijah, and double portion OF
lis spirit too, has fallen upon his Elisha, We
iced be at no loss to account for poor 0ais
lot being accredited, nor for any underhand,
rsidioas conduct at Amelia Island, nor for
my attemht which may be made on the Flori-
las.
The moral relations of countries TO each
'her are the same as those of neighborhoods,
y of man to man: then let the impartial
world compare the conduct of Sham to rs,
fhsn zoe were struggling for independence,
nth 0ara to her III like circumstances 7! Oh I!
gratitude, where is thy blush Let those
VhO have lately been committing their cause
nto the hands Of the g God of Hosts take
Pecial care that the accursed thing" be not
aand in their own CAMP!
We are authorised, by the Honorable Mr..
irundy, to deny the authenticity of a letter
rom Col Cooke Of Tennessee, to him, which
Tas Published in our last paper, from the A.
lerican Republic. Mr.. Grundy states, that
he letter is the fabrication of some mischie-
Gus or malicious person, he never having
eceived such one from Col. Cooke, and
hat the first intimation he had on the sub
ect, was derived from seeing the publication
the paper entitled the Federal Republican
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ALEXANDRIA.
rauRsDAY MORNING, June IS.
g 10 sHEW

VERY AGE AND BoDY OF THE TIME
IS soRM AND PRESSURE.
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10 RENT.

And immediate possession given, the Store
and dwelling House on Prince Street, lately
occupied by Mrs. H. BURFORD opposite
MIR. a. M'KENZEIS.
John Grid,
Guardian Of GEORGE DrsoH.
June 81. q
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Thomas Burgess.

Charles County, State Of Maryland
N. B. All persons are hereby forwarned
from harborlng or employing the above dec
scribed Negro Woman, at their peril, or
under the severest penalties of the law
7. Is.
June 6. IF
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FOR RLNT,

YIN MIN
And possession to be given the lst of Jsnu-
airy, 1913,
tn IT large. commodious and wellf C.
qucnted TAVERN, ii Dumfries, at present
occupied by Mr.. George Williams. For
terms apply TO
John Spence.
Dumfries, June 25 d3tlaw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-12

T tTAUNTON tctD,:N!. --9s- ..o'orr Is
( Fuller and William VA E.Iuu 2. "
| .eG eng,gcIal teachers IN thc s. ,untou ac-d.
| ~ rom The 18Th vi November next. The qua
! icatlun Of NJ Fuller as a Teacher &c 49,;
| 'tiics and al the branches connected ,-.e.
IA are too well known 10 +, quirc comm 49,
II. White who hath lately taught the LatIh.
'eekanl French languages On Hardware IN las
'unty o tlbemarie, is also a celebrated feach-
IN his line. TIE Trustees have every reason
believe that the services these gentlemen in
ms institution Will be permanent
The prices for Tcach Reading, VII ing,
inimon Arithmetic and English Grammar will
)e y Dollars the Session or ,erm of 5 months;
or teachn; the Latin, Greek and French Lau.
caaEcs, the use of the Globes, Natu a and Mo-
al Philosophy, Astronomy, Bcilcs-Lat,res sn.l
.ogc and all the various branches Of the Ma
.henatics at Is Dollars the Session
Boarding and Lodging may be had in genteel
Candies a, 40 Dollars the Session, exclusive of
ire wood and candles.
The Session will commence on he 18th
Nay and the 18th OF November in every year.
The Trustees considering the heal;hpess Of
'tNuuton, the correct and orderly d portmens
VI its inhabitants, and the well known cap. city
d he Teachers, feel confident thai the insti-
ntion will merit considerable share of tho
public patronage.
SAMUEL CLARKE, SEc'Rr.
Nov 12'1Si2. w2w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-12
CHARLESTON CITY GAZETTE.
70 the Public.

0P TIE EDTroR, wishing TO embark in
so'ne business shat viii +, q;Ire less o his per-
sonai atten ion, and enable him TO reside ont of
s'ie CITY with has family in the fall months, and
also to have opportunity Of collecting his
nam rous debts, which have accumulated to
such degree as 90 require his immediat st-
tention, OFFERS FOR SALE, TIE ESrA-
BLISHMENr OF TIE
City y Carolina g zetfes.
No circumstances but those ABOVE stated,
could have induced him 20 take tn step, and
TO gut 4 business in which he has reccived so
liberal a support, IN IN increase o. patronage
before unprecedented IN Chqrleston, and which
stiii continues, having received sixt new SUBJ
scorpions TO the gerry" and upvar,ls OF one
humid ed 10 the "CARoLIVA GAzErrE" slce
he first IF July last, aud at No time nave tn Sc
papers stood higher in tn public estimation
than ut the present
The Establishment will be sold on a credit Of
one, t'0O, three and far Jears, AMI 70, e,,ion
lsiven The frs ofJanuary next. Unloubtrd Sc
curity an interest will be rr,Iu red For fur
'her Particulars, apply by letler directed o The
subscriber al this office
f. : THOMAS.
Office 2fMe City and CIy9iqa lttrs,
Oct 80 1879. g.:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-12
Valuable Lands ;or sale.

I WISH TO SELL MY PLANTATION, ~, r.
StAuuton The Trac. contains about 8 5
acres, nearly the whole OF which is wen enclo
s-d--tllere are about so acres OF meadow, now
IN the highest state of improvement, and or
10 acres more can be made at small expence
lestimate the quantity of first.rate meadow
land at 81 acres.
There are comfortable and convenient build
ings of ali kinds, and in addition to the mra,!. ",
there are 80 10 Zoo acres of cleared land, about
50 Oi which IS now well set with red clover the.
greater part of which will Weld an abundant
crop of Hay next year.-The land is generally
~ bic and If good quality: IL les ON he.
creek which passes through Stauuion, and ap
proaches with.na quarter of 4 mile ut the town ;
Is we'll watercd, having IN dition to the Greet ,
q number of excei,ent Spring5-rhe situation,
Is healthy, tbs SC merry beautiful, and cap bic
of the high ST i'm Jrovemerts OF taste whilst
the rich, arabic and meadow lands promise an
ample remuneration OF any labour the ownc,
may bestHw upon them.
The buildings are sufficient, with few re
pairs, FOR the reception Of two families, b,
which, tpo iricrds, wishing to purchase = sum
! mer retreat, in partnership, could be accommo
dat I'll DO not sell the entire tract before
the first of January next, l viii, on that day
sell in Lots, and It Public Auction, 80 r 4J-a
ores thereof, on the side next to town, ineIu
ul"S ~ " - aCFSs oi e'le hcduoW ana Oh IN
same day, I Will lease ont m LOIS oi' 3 or
cres each, and for the term OF seven years, ia
| lands adjoining Staunton, late the property %
VIM. Bowyer, deed. including that meadow
| which contains sbout nine acres
Plans Of the Lots, in both cases, with III
| terms Of sale, and of the Leases, will be aepo
| sited, at an early day With my friends Pet.
EIeiskeil and Samuel Clark, who will attend
the business my behal.
Letters addressed 10 me 1t Richmond,
be attended to.
JOHN CoALTER.
Nov. u. WI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-12
FOR THE ARGUS.
TO TvE MEMORY.
TICODORlCN b. NcRO3ERT;
Lac Of Prince EassGrd county.

TO man and to his Maker Just,
- humble as his native dust,
Above the worlds alluring glare,
md Tree from syrcn pleasures snare
Verse 10 arch ambitions vile,
Untdrnish'd by delusion's guile
icRopERr liv'd the Gil, istiGn sage,
vs. pure as natures spotless page.
- friendship, as a friend shout be,
Warm, honest. candid, tranl; & free;
II Church, saint in state, sage;
n virtue, stern; but without rage:
It home, husband. father, friend,
nwhom the mobiles. virtucS blend,
'rompt to teach and prond 70 improve,
'necsneSs, piety and love.
Sreh was til, Man, whose death we moan,
whose evening sur in peace went dowu--
20 rise again in endless day,
And shire forth with heavenly raw.
Int why lament' All men must die
Md Heaven lifts her portals high,
10 receive the good when Ger,
rhey cease 20 gid this husky sphere.
70 us alas he is no more,
fnt al his worldly grief is Der:
Then triead, revere the stroke divine,
tnd let HE life and learn be thiae
With him, RAGS morn, 'trols noon, 'tzvas nigh
Md 5pch Wi he thy short delight!
Fhen live hike him, thst when you die,
rojcys eternal you ma IL.
MELVILLE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-12
TO OUR COUNTY WOMEN OF
HE&aICO.

At time when the situation of our country
is such as to excite the most lively interest
in all ranks and descriptions of people, lie it
oars 70 manifest by deeds as we'll as words
how far we are froD beng exempt from our
full share of sympathy in the general concern
Our sisters of Louisa have given US Drece-
dent which we will thank them for bv follow
ing. Shall we not. my Country women -
Aud hen express tie fullest niidence
that in the course of one month Ias much
less time rs may he practicable) Il contrl-
button of socks, stockings, and mittens eqlaI
to if not exceeding that wiich has been
made by our sister county will be furnished
by us and deposited with our Patriot Gov
ernor for the use of the company of Vnn
teers now forming in Rich nond, or lin ca ,e
this should not be formed) for the use Of a :
ny ether portion of our countrymen and de-
tenders which he may think will be most be-
nefitted by them-Am doing more than
justice to your feelings, your patriotism and
generosity; d. / not speak with your own
united and approving
vOICEl
~.f1d for this hurhosc, even one hair of
each from eUsry .fsniate IN the county caha-
bic Qffnniyhing tfem, 7v2ald b.. found near
ty if not quite sufficient.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-12

I It W IS CHIEFLY re SuldrS, and they must sup
ply it by sporting men overan ocean tire
thousand mi.es wide, whilst our recruits az,
on the spot.
The eastern papers inform SIS that Mr.
Clinton has gone To Alblny to take his sea-
in the New York 'egisltture N B. 1hi-
legislature in which Mr.. c. is member.
chooses the electors of President and Vice
President for that commonwealth.
Some OF our newspi per editors are wit
all the gravity of judges, giving their opini'
nns, unde their signs manual, of the candi
dates for President These, we suppose, ave
to be inserted in book of Political REPORTS.
to serve as future precedcnts. We appre-
bend the people VIII do as they please, lie
these editors think and write What they
will.
A New-Jersey federal paper has the fol
lowing obs rvations on the recent nsuYhati
on of power By the Iegsa ure of rhat state
1t they 90 not SAVIOUR of Ceghosism. we should
be glad to know what does. Bonaparte has,
IN like manner, saved the French people
from the embarrassment" and "nksoat.-
ness" OF choosing Representatives. Such re
marks bctray the doctrines of the federl
party:
Fron, a NcJo-Jcrscy federal frinr.
This will be an acceptable measure &C.
" the public. The hurrying of one election
80 soon after another at Ibis hnSy >eason of
" the wear, was embarrassing and irksome to
" the people"
This refers merely to the choice Of mem
hers of Congress. The next paragraph al
ludes to the election of electors OK President
and Vice President. We beg the reader to
mark how the name and reput alton of Gen.
Washington is prostituted !
The electors of President and Vice-Pre-
" sident wal be appointed by the j. MT meet
Sing. according 10 the old established mode
"when Gen. Washington was at our head
Ever since this mode was departed from,
1.-THE country has been going down hill to
ruin. Il was high time there was
"change"
Thus, then, according to these worthless
TO allow the heohte the ri hit Of choosing their
representatives is to ruin thr country We
arc glad to see this. The people, we hope,
will take notice of it. 1t was high time
there was a change" vast! Very well.
II we are not much mistaken the citizens Of
New Jersey will remember this: Thru, two,
viii think it "high time there was u change -
when they are told to their faces that it is
no, ft they should exercise the right of suf-
trage. Another year, and these petty. tenn
porary despots will be put out of place
eco
1--WE have great pleasure in publishing in our
paper the GLOWING address from a respecta-
bic young lady of Henrico county
Ed. liz.
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NOTICE.


Mr.. Oliver Evans, OF Philadelphia, has much
improved his STEAM ENGINE. IL is win
,ut doubt the most simple, durable and ch -.
st Of any now in use. II is we'll asccrq .;nrd
hat the best English Engines are not worth
.cceptng As a gift 10 work along side Of it, and
% will ali those who use his say as their opni.
IN. His price fora ten horse power Engine "A
$4,000 for a twenty horse power, S6)JO-rhis
steam Engine may be applied to dram the wa,
ter from Coal Pitts, and raise the Coh--to Flour
Mills, and will grind 20 bushels of wheat per
hour--to Saw Mills, and will saw 5000 feet of
Boards in 10 lours-to distillng spirits TOR
paper.making-a boiler in a brewry dive fac.
tory, also for propening boats and land carria-
ges, &c &c. This Engine will he warranted
to have the power contracted for. workman
will be sent to put them in operation.-The
plate and explanations may ne seen al nv Office
for the further satisfaction and in orma. ION nf
gentlemen who may wish to enter irto con-
tracts. There are many now in use, 5. twelve
contracted for.
JOIN MOODY.
Richmond, Va. Oct. 9sth, 1912.
NIB. One Of these EuCines now in use has
gained the owner SiJJ,JJO IN years.
C2t1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-12
Mates

CORRECT LIST OF PRIZES.
Sasgushz11a Cn}iaL Lottery,
NO Ii.
NOW DRAWING
THREE D3YS IN E.3CF WEEK
1871 DAr'S DRAFTING.
No. 5625 prize OF $50
And 1913 prizes Of IL
Eight Capitals stu remain in the Wheel. viz.
Of $4,000, 2 OF 10000, 3 of 5000 and . of
5000.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-12

MANCHESTER rCRNpI.g COMPANY.
TIE annual meeting Of Stockholders VII
be held at Brooks's Tavern, in Manchester, on
tn first Monday IN December next:
Members WHO cannot attend in person, will,
It is expected, appoint their proxies.
In order hat entry of transfers NAV be made,
and shares duly represented; the undersigned
requests to b. furnished speedily, with evi.
dence of any shares sold and purchased since
the last me ting, 20 wit the deed itself, or a
ifcatc OF ats being 81 record in the proper
court
JAMES BRANDER, OK.
11th Ns1 2w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-12
IICKETs.
(RhRRANTEI

(WARRASTED UNDRAwY)
Ia the above Grand Lottery, for sale at the ARGUS
OFFICE. Richm rnd-Frizes in former I % terie,s
aud 3 Notes of almost every description taken
in payment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-12

=. PEW TICFBTs in the Susqich.nna
Canal sn, Meo,cal College Lott r,s, now
drawing Cwayyaatei HdyawH qjfeyfse I7.hdyD
Just received and Tor sale at this Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-12

NAPT CorTONs, BLAN4ars, o4u4, c. :.
,lurphy y Scott,
EXPECT TO RECEIVE IN rew DAYS
III Bales Napt Cotions, white & red Elan
ncls, & striped Blankets,
10 Casks Hardware, &
500 Sacks Saif fl'd in Liverpool;
AND HAVE oN HAND,
Antigua Rum,
Brown Sugar,
Green Coffee,
Liverpool fine & ground Salt, in Sacks,
Country Iron, and few Barrels
INSPECTED HEARINGS,
Which they offer for sale, on liberal terms, on
the cross streat leading 70 Mayo's Dricge
Nov. II, 1919. f.
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For Sale Ay s PLEASAN7;S, Richmona.
Mnemonika,
CnRONoLoGICAL rAnLEs ;

Exhibiting in u nethodical manner the most
remarkable occurrences from the creation df
the World 10 the present period --Comprehcnlr
ing brief accounts Of inventions and discoveries
m every department of science hiogvaphicai
and historical SIX etches Post Offices Of a.. u.
States discoveries oFcountries foundations Of
empires, &c. &c 10 which is aided, sever
ei valuable rabtes-Price Two Dollars, in ele.
rant binding.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-12

ARROWsNUrH's MAPS
OF YgR eoUP oUARTRRs or PBs WoRLD
$er See 81 s. P!essEHts' Book Store.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-12
Notice.

T AIKEN UP bv jones "a i, ,sn 49,.
ems creek OF Louisa county, a BRINDLE iF
FER, with white belly, some white on
back and tail. with some white on the inside
both hams, marked with crop and overk
in the left car, and crop and under&re
the right, supposed to be three years Old
praised to nine dollars.
MATTHEW GRUBBS,
JOHN GORDON,
DANIEL ASTON.
w3tp.
Sworn to before me this 25th OF 1911
JOIN JACKSON.
A Copy,
y = P0IVprvTEP. n e T..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-12

ny virtue Of deed of tru t. from William
isntrv to the subscriber, to satisfy John Park
e, certain sums IF money. IN the said deed *
@ssed, viii ne soii, oth- highest bidder, Tor
ady money, on tn premises, ON Friday the
9th Of November next, the
Tract Of Land,
hereon tn said Gentry resides, in Hanover,
unity, containing 80 acres. Tue improve.
1.nts are a small Dwelling House. and otaer
cesssry out Houses, and Young pol Or
ard, IS miles from Richmond, IN the Dad
aiing over the Meadow Bridges 20 Hanover
'urthouse al the same time, viii be sold,
the same terms, THREE HEAD Of CNT-
~, TWO Fen FHER BEDS, AND FURNk
JRE, CARPEN TEi'S rOOLs, &c.
rHOS. TINSiEY, Trustee.
Henrico, Oct 23gd, 1872 ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-12

all eHeets, lee tue British lose he ~hatit maj,
1t w,s chiefly regulars. and they must sup
ply 1t by traasp sporting men overan ocean three
thousand mi.es wide, whilst our recruits are
Oh the spot.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-12

The eastern papers inform SIS that Mr.
Clinton has gone to Alblny to take his seat
in the New York legislature. N B. l III
legislature in which Mr. c. is member
chooses the electors OF President and Vice
President for that commonwealth.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-06-24
Co-partnership Formed.

THt. subscribers have, for the pur.
4 pose of trausacting Commission business, en-.
tered into partnership under the firm of
RICHMOND e RO GERS
and have taken the Store, No!95, Thsmes.stre
corner of Market-square.
Any business in the above branch, cntrust-
cd to them, viii bc strictly attended to.
Paddock Richmond,
Robert Rogers. jun.
". B. Liberal advances made OH Goods deposi
ted for sale, if required April %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-06-24
Neaybort Shoe Store and
Mam1aetoy,
No. 100, THAMES STREET,
KEPT BY
TOHW NJ. DAVIS.

TXJHO has recently received from Boston and
w elsewhere, large assortment of Lads and
Gentlemen's, Misses and Youths Morocco and
Leather SHOES, of almost every description. lie
has those of the first quality, which lie will warrant
and recommend--also, Quantity that he will sell
at reduced prices.
He also has his Shoe Sore supplied from
his Mandatory with BOOTS and SHOES, which he
thinks he can pronounce OF superior quality TO amy
which are made i'll Newport, and OF the latest lash
ions, as he employs number CT experienced work
men at Boot-making, and several excellent workmen
in the manufacture Of Ladies' SHOES, of every des-
cription.
Those Gentlemen who may wish to be fit
ted to their with Boots Shoes will please
60 leave their his shoe-store, or at his
Mandatory in the of the same, with his fore
man. Ladies wishing to be fitted wtl Grecian slips,
or other Shoes, will be waited on by hs foreman, who
will take their measures, at The shortest notice
He returns his thanks ~ his customers tor
the patronage he has hitherto received and aat;ers
himself, by the exertiens he has made to procure
good workmen, and the best materials tor Boots ana
Shoes, he shall receive further patronage.
N. b. An assortment .ol Morocco, of all
colors, Binding Skins, Boot-Weo, Cord and Tasseis,
&c.
IS All orders from town and country w''
be attended TO. N.y 20
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-06-24
NOTICE

ME, the subscribers. being appointed ty the
w honourable Court Of Probate for the town Of
Tivcrton, commissioners 10 receive and examine
the claims Of the creditors Of WILLIAM FISi, late
OF Tiyerton, Yeoman, deceased represented insol-
vent and further term of twelve months from the
first Monday Of May last. allowed TO said cred
tors to exhibit and prove their claims and that
viii attend at the house Of BENJAMIN HowLANp.
in Tvcrton, aforesaid, on the last Saturday Of eac,
month, during that period.
BENZ HOWLAND,l Z c.,
HOLDER ALMY, COMMISSIONER
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
TO make immediate payment TO
WILLIAM CLIFFORD, Of westport,
Tiyertop, June 9, 1910; .idmiHisfafors