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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19
Dec. II.

| ~ PR1NG -3C.4DE.3IY-The pubic ar.
- respectfully informed, that shall continue to
instruct youth at my house. in the lower end of AL
bemarle county
In my Academy will be taught various branches OF
Learning, appertaining liberal education
Ny price for board and tuition, scholars furnishing
their own bedding and candies, will be thirty pounds
per annum, exclusive of vacations, payable halt yeSr
~ in advance Tuition alone thirty dollars Washing.
ten dollars. There will be vacations during the.
year. The first will commence the 18th OF pril s.
end thc 18th OF may. The second, the 18th OF De-
tober, and close the 5h OF November
As the Improvement Of the child is the object and
IsiSh OF the parent, conScienfi9uS teacher will ne
yer lose sight OF it--aud iis ipcersant eadeayours
@ili be directed 10 accomplish, ii possible, the end
upon winch his reputation, As Instructor, depends
To be snccessu teacher, however, genus and ats-
p.foGfior, en- the part OF pupils, indispensabies
Without these little is to be expected achieved
For the advancement OF Female Literature, Mrs.
Wad1e WIN assist in teaching little siris who villa
be instructed in separate apartment from male
scholars
Ny instruction will be confined to limited num-
Der. careful regard viii ever be observed 10 the
morals OF youth.
JAMES G. WADDEI4
December Is. At
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19

sISARAIERS' BANK OF YIRGINIA-A gener-
a al meeting of the Stockholders for the pur-
pose OF electing Directors for the Bank and for
the several Offices Of discount and Deposit, will be
held at the Bank, on Wednesday the 9th cf Janua-
ny next.
The oath or affirmation required by law, stating
that the shares GA which votes given are bona
fde the property of those in whose names they APP
pear, and are not held in trust, or for the use or
benefit of any other persons, will be necessary to
accompany the powers of attorney of those who
vote by proxy.
VIM. NEKERVIS, Cashr.
Dec. 9. ep6w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19
(BY AUTHORITY

Further to proong tie continuance of the Mint a,
Philadelphia.
hE it enactcd By the Senate and House of ReDre.
se"tatives of the United States OF America, in
Congress assembled. That the act, entitled an act
concerning the mint, approved March the .hird
one thousand eight hundrcd and one, is hereby re-
yved and continued in force and operation, for the
further term Of ave years, after the fourth day OF
March, one thousand eight hundred and thirteen.
II. CLAY,
Speaker eff the House of Representatives.
WM. Ii. CRAWFORD,
President Of che Senate, pro tenapore
Dec. Q, 1912.
Approved, JAMES MADISON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19
JAMES MADISON.

IsNHE SUBSCRIBER, having leased the Tavern
ID and other houses at Hanover Courthouse, for
The term OF three years, proposes opening a
Tavern on the Ist of january, 1878.
He viii provide himself with good beds. liquors
and diet Tor the accommodation of the public A
house unconneeted with the Tavern will be appro
II:tated To the OF families. Mr.. Chandler will
teach schoo! in the White House. | can board
from ten to fifteen scholars on the terms mentioned
in MIR. Chandler's advertisement below
JOHN THORNTON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19

Ml OTICE-By virtue of a trust deed, executed
In by Edward ID. Digges to the subscribers, as
trustees, on the 99th day of June 1912, to secuis
the payment of sum of money therein nentioned
to Obadiah Winfree aud James Fore will be sold
to the highest bidder for cash, the front door ct
Zachariah Brooks Tavern, Saturday the I'd
January, likely young negro woman and two girls.
JOHN iOWLErT.
JOHN BRANCH.
Dec. IL. eptds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19

fnNWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. a
\ bundle contsinIng 500 sheets of twenty dollar
notes, printed III 6lak for the Farmers Bank OF Viz
GINA, was taken out OF box and supposed to be sto-
len on the night of the 18th instant, at the house o.
siessrs Woodford and Faliaferro in Fredericksburg.
he above reward will be pad to any person who
VIII deliver the SAID notes to Oabney Herndon, Esq.
OF that place, or to the subscriber.
That the public may be guarded against i'm position,
they are informed, that t5oeaty doar notes haze
6een nor will be issued by the Farmers Bank of Vr.
gina or any OF its branches, until further notice.
VIM. NEHERVIS, Cashier.
Rich rnond, Goth October 1872 2awtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19

= MISTER liOUSE.-'rae subscriber, thankful
" Iorthc epco;iras inemt lie has hitherto met
with, takes this me,lo, &c informing his friends an,
the public generally, Ia. has removed to the next
house above the Globe Tavern, where he Iiatters
himself by assidu,y and attention tn merit share
OF that patronage heretofore literally bestowed
JOHN FIELDS.
Dec. 3. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19

'EIiIE copartnership of Howson Clark SEQ is dis
II soived-the subscribers alone are authorised to
settle up the business and receive the debts due tn
concern. 1t Is not known the subscribers that :
ny debt IS due from the concern, should there, how
ever, be any claim against them, Immediate nfor-
nation is requested, payment may be forth Wit.
made JNo. * HOWSON CLARK.
Halifax, Va, Dec. l.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19

A TUTOR WANTED-A gentleman who can
"a come well recommended for moral character,
aud his ability 10 resch the English language gram
matically, will meet with liberal encouragement
the ensuing yearly applying to either of the sub
scribers, living in the upper end OF Chesterfield.
THOMAS BRANCH
THOMAS BRANCH.
Deco. 4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19

S-6CbLiC AUCItON--On Tuesday the 21nd
T. lost. (IiHnr, otherwise, the next f.r ds,) Will
be sohl at aocton, FIR cash, before the door al Tie
swan Tavern, this city. aboat 5 or q yaInab,t
Slaves, OF TAG tstste Of Salnh tyormelev Esa.. Of
toscsHl d@ce-s,d. Those Negroes are likely, -un-
der COOL ehai"c. &C, ADD dsservc the attention of
s.ns.sie "Is.,,n "a purchase Tor their oan farms.
Il. WoHMELEY, Adm7x.
pc. JOHN CHEW.
DeDS"'oer q Wsds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19

4 o he Rented for year, or Leased for term
l. OF years, the Tavern and Stores at Charles
City court House with 200 acres o, excellent wheat
land IN rich wheat sbuviood, and good sit,i;-
ton tor Mercantile business Apply ls me or my
Son John for terms. JOHN TYLER
December L. t25ihD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19

VIE Subscriber VII. receive in few days gene.
a IT,. assortment O. ayy goods, suited 20 the .ea
SON, eQnsistni: OF Napt LGions p,i,.s, Rose aud
striped Bi.akc;s, fianaes, Bon,6az,ties Superiinv
Cloths 3 Cassi,nercs, Manchester Stuf.s, tle. &c
Which viii be sold on liberal terms.
JAMES BROWN, Jr.
roy. ,. II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19

NJ OTICE.-The Stockholders in the Brook
~ Turnpike road are hereby notified that ten
dollars must be paid each share to Carter t. Page
Treasurer, or before the first Monday in Jan1a-
ry next, and two dolls and fifty each share
on the first Monday i'll every succeeding month, du-
ring ths year 1875.
The directors of said company win attend at Mar.
tin Bakers Tavern, (Eacon Quarter Braneh,) the
2Sth Inst 10 receive proposals from those who may,
be disposed to undertake 10 complete said road
BY order of TIE DIRECTORS
Lee. IL. lot
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19

y pursuance OF thcla win of Austin Morris, late
q OF Hanover county, decd. WIN &c Sold, ct las
late dwelling house in said county, on the twenty
first day Of this month, all tue land whereof he d
ed seized IN sad county, Icing about or eight
hundred acres, together wit tie Slases, and all the
stock OF every description belong ing to HE estate
Also the Household aud Kitchen Furniture. On
tie land is dwelling house with three rOorhc and
passage on the lower, ana three The up
per floor; Kitchen laundry, meat house, lara, sta
bles, &c all III good repair. Also valuable " III eu
i'amunkey river, in Which is two Iair OF stones NOW
running IN house two stories high, in good iepair
as also saw Aiill Tie mil sea, is one OF the
most valuable on tie souis branch of Pamuuky II.
YER. The LAID will be sold on credit Of one ;wo
three and four years, tie purchaser giving Jouds
with approved personal security, sud deed 81 trus.
on the land to secure the payment; which Jonis
ara To carry nterea from thc day Of sale liG isy-
iocnt. a credit Of twelve montns will be given Tor
all sales Of the peronal estate above ten doars and
bonds with approved security required 10 carry in.
tercst from the day az safe tiil payment For az
sums Of ten dollars and under. sh viii he required
JOUE Sheppard, Amir. with
She jyHi GaHcCed u .2i.!M .E,tris, atc'd
. December - epi2!stDec
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19
Get. 25.

IN, MARSHAL's SALE.--By virtue OF
vl/EziSe \ adecree of the Court of the u. S. for
s~ssS fs "A - the Virginia District, pronounced ON
Sssl2slJsSh:S the first day OF the present month";
the ship Oliver EHsSuorth, now ly-
ing at City Point, with her rigging, tackle, apparel
and furniture will be sold To the highest bidder ioI,
ready money. The sale will commence at IL o.
clock in the forenoon, On the tenth day of January
next aud i'll take place at City Point This ship is
supposed to be valuable.
VIM MANN. ID. NJ for
ANDREW MOORE, NJ. V. %.
December 10. 2awids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19

"a TEACHER oitho Languages, Writing, Anth
: 4 mctic e Geography, would be glad To engage
not more than 10 o. twelve boys for the ensuing
yea, "a q healthy part Of the cnantry----auy gen
Ieman Disposed TO Know his terms, will please 70
apply 10 the printer.
Dcc.J. Cavity
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19

SEMoVAI--ELIQS REED has removed to
y u the store lately occupied by Mr.. Benjamin
Kimball where he offers Tor sale on the most req
sonable terms very extensive aad general assort.
ment OF Shoes ofthe best quality.
Also 100 Doz mems wool hats, Cotton and wool
cards, and Trunks OF various sizes
Oct. 20. oawiqw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19

ESLEGANT KID SHOES-.-Lade' Enrrsi,
I'd manufactured Kid Shoes assorted: Patterns
and Collere For sale ly J.. I.eson, eg doors a.
bove the Eagle Tavern.
December .. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19
M 81. DIGS : Co. have just received. and q

N. fer for sale -'e'e'' anu u
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson s. Souchonx
cas- Of the latest importation, and of superior qua
ry, Malaga and Port Wines; Cogniao Brandy and
Antigua Rum Simpsons mould Candles, Sperma-
Get, Candles, Goshen and Pine Apple Cheese, old
LaguiIa and bourbon Coffee, Mace, Cloves CHINA
mon, Pimento, Pepper and Ginger Salt Petre, Bar
Iron, German and Bistered Steel, 500 sacks Liver-
poo filled salt, 10 crates Queens Ware, and 1905
half pint Tumbers.
DecembeT s. onwGru
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19

4 HE Annusl fIes,in- OF the Stockholders Of IA.
al bank OF Vagina is' the purpose of elscti.s
Directors will lis held AZ TIE Hansi, ho.se ON the
hfst Monday u, jaiuary acxt.
MIN. cambridge, Cashr
Ice -. I'm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19

BTAI.L GODD5--Robcrt Nelson SEQ. have re-
cc,yed, ard are now opcnug large and gene
o.. the newest fashions, and in daily expectation
Of further supplies which they will sell wholesale *
Retail u very reduced prices lor cash aeceptan-
COS in town.
Dec. ~.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19

N%T J. wish hire FOR The enyins year, uunLct
~ al good negroes 10 work at or AIis,--lso
some good Negro Coopeis.
GhLLEGO, RICHARDS & CO.
Dec. 1g. epG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-19

z = LA&KErS. COTTONS Vc.--For sale on az
Z = comn,Hlating terms the 'olCw6g articles, viz
Rose & DGG,c iilaukc;s, G.. a Braithwaips Con.
tons, German and Blstcred Steel, x 70 ~. Mails
Apply TO
Wm. BROWN, e Co
neaf Alsyos Bridge.
Ec$ember 81! #
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-26
Bone Jcy ne Feds 10 gaasy.

Mr.. Randolph, in The course of his obser-
vations on the subject of raising volunteer
corps, said /:
I" What send out an army to invade barren,
frozen wilderness--a country help me God (ex-
elaimed Mr. RI which if the British minister would
make a present of, would not accept it.
''IIe knew, that through the influence OF the pub
lick lmts, and all those arts by which the pubick
mind is wrought upon, efiervescence had been
produced throughout the country in favour of war
measures, and which was ready to fix an odiun
all those who are unwilling that the good people of
these United States should be involved in a for
the purpose of getting possession of a etched ter
ritory, filled with tories and refugees, who would
prove to the Union, by bringing new forces
and allies to that party, which is known by the
Of the ESSEX JUNTO"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-26
l. I.NE s

On the death Of Lieu. LEE MASSEY, late IF he " s.
Murine CORPS, .gio dosg'ld on the Tth ipsL an
crossing q Bridge frem Gospors TO Portsmouth,, Vsr.
FAREWELL, dear friend long farewell
For we shall meet more,
Till VIC are called with thee 20 dwell
On yonder happier snore,
Our friend and brother, 10! is dead,
The cold and lifeIcss clay
Has made in dust lis silent bed,
And there il must decay.
Dlt is he dead no, no, he lives;
His nobler spirit flies
To realms aoove, ami there receives
The ever glorious prize.
Then let US dry willing tears,
From gloomy plaints refrain;
Honoured our brother still appears,
In honour's endless reign. A FRIEND.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-26
DIED.

At Goree Gan Island on the Coast of Africa on
the Oath of December last, Mr.. MARTrS BENSON,
late OF this town, aged II years
In Washngton-City, on The 9th inst, Major Gen.
THOMAS BLouNT, aged 53 years Representative
IN Congress from North-Caroiina. Whilst boy, at
the age of l6 he entered into his countrys service,
a volunteer in the Revolutionary Army IN which
he served in various capacities until the conclusion
of peace. Never, (says the National Intelligent
cer) has it fallen lot 60 record the loss of
more honourablc and worthy man be House of
Repre sentativcs have resolved testify their respect
to his memory, by wearing Grape on the left arm for
one month.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-26
TIVE DOLLARS REWARD. =

Il hhscorded from on bosrd tie schooner Libeg-
~, Of Phiiadsiphia. now lying IN tbs port, WA
MINoLE. apprentice TO tbe subscribe: be is
bout i9 years o,d, feet 2 inches high, light COM
flsAitn, .uUlu i.c, pittrd by the small poN, large
mouth, in gcreral ot down look, but commonly
looks pc in lie face when spoken TO. It's sup
posed that nc l,f this port board ono of ts YES.
Sells that sailed lass Sunday morning, tl6h feb) to:
New-Nogk, fsum thence i is ikVlA he VIII make for
pdslsdelph as he is a native of that city, The "a
hove reward Will hc paid with reasonable charges 10
any person who will appreherd said apprentice. and
secure him in any that his master may get
him again. Masters of vessels and others are warn
Ell against empo, ing, harbom.ns or conoe:lng said
apprentice. ihe law viii be put in ,u.l force a.
ganst all persons offending.
1no. ~. Reyaci{s
master OF sch. Liberty.
Newport, Feb 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-26
NOTICE..

A Ii accounts for the RHoDE-Is.
IA Lsxp RkPuBLrcAx, Of more than eighteen
months standing, will b. put in The hands Of jus
tice of the Peace for collection, If not PAID by the
25th of March next. ". silfONS.
Feb. 25, 1912.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-26
4 ruling book. is confined to himself, vhs, he

Of ruling books is confined to himself, what he
wiser are his pupils for it But this is not all be
has not even attempted TO give ideas of perfect let
tiers, nor has he given any method whereby com.
pare their component parts, and TO know whether
thsy are in just proportion he has offered stand
ard whereby to Judge of the length, width, distance,
and decnation OF letters ef the insertion OF the hair
into the black strokes, OF the thickness Of the
strokes, SC. &c.-anG TO complete the whole, he Gi-
reefs to raise the pen entirely from the paper the
end of every black stroke, and TO begin the hair
stroke distance from it BY that means pro-
ducing strokes instead of letters, and entirely
disqualitying his pupils from acquiring business
hand-It may be asked how young men make such
rapid progress uuder his tuition Il his method be
Objectionable answer, and with great truth, i is
owing to the enormous price of his lessons, aud the
advanced age of his pupils-and do MAINTAIN Ihat
almost any young man of fifteeh or sS cen years
of age paying FIVE dollars for twelve attempts
py any piece of writing, viii make great improve
pent as ever any of his pupils make y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-26

NIr. Fischer, Of Vienna, has discovered "a
new process of bleaching straw. lnstead OF
smoakns 1t with sulphur, as here otore, he
sleeps 1t in the niuriaiic& acid, saturated with
potash. The straw bieached by this process,
never Erows yellow, and is equally white
besides il requires great iexibiiiy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-26

MR. FRAZER presents his best
THANKS to the Inhabitants of Newport for The liberal
support they have afforded his endeavours 70 serve
them tor twenty years past and assures them he
"i arrays ietain grateful sense OF their kindness.
AS he intends 10 remove with l,s family
early the ensuing spring, he offers for sale or Ia let
on ne lowest terms, his house, No B. Churoh street,
With The l0i on which Il stards.
Ahou.d sny young gentlemen wish ior in
structons IN the more advanced branches of litera-
ture before his departure, he soeits their attend.
ancc rs icon as possible Jan. l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-26
TAMMANY SOCIETY, OR
COLUMBIAN ORDER.

4 Stated meeting Of the TAM
IN MANY SOCIETY, or coIuMpf.u u.nr..
Val he held on MONDAY Evening. March the 9Th.
being the 9l OF the month of a Worms" In the
Season of Flowers"] a; the Council Fire, of ther
Great Nigwam, in the State House, precisely az
the goinS down OF the sun,
BY order.
BERNARD HILL, jun. Secretary.
Season Of Haning, }
.Homh y .S,o,rs. 2SM Feb 96.
Year # D,scsver ., Sc. y
n B: general and punotusi st;endante is re.
quesied as an Eulogium viii be pronounced on the
character OF our late and worthy Brother JOSEPH
CuNpALL, by Brother HoLMEs WEAVER
The Brothers will appear with their Tammanl
Bgages.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-26
10 De Sold al fuOhcA Auction,

10 De Sod a. fuOilcA Auction,
On TUESDAY,, ILarch 20, az s'cioct, Il.
III t0 yEir, IL NOT, nae near Jair GGy, on
me Premises,
EH l.. personal estate Of JosErH Gun.
4 DALI, fate of Portsmouth,, deceased, Viz -
Household Furniture variety oi Books ,
Also. a quantity of Stock, consisting Of pair Of
Oxen pair of Steers q Cows 81 sheep Also,
5 Nerinocs "a Ewes AMI one RAM; shoa,si >
Horses and some Poultry. a quantity OF Porn, Beet,
and c. det quantity OF Co,n and Potatoes, Bar.
ley and Oats, tay, rough Fodder and Flax with a
large number OF other articles.
.1lso, will os Let d, Auction, on the Same
day for the term of Que Year THAT excellent
Farm, Gated the Cook Farm-~containng about loo
acres of Land.
.Iisg, ,hS Farm, called the Ferry Farm,
containing ahou, so acres of Land, together with a
convenient Dwelling house, and coru.olib.
Likr79iae, a GiISl nill, FuiEug-will, Clo-
theirs shop with all The spparetus necessary to the
business.
.4!s2, one RnpinS machine two Spinning
machpes, and four Looms, together with the rooms
Ia which they stand
Giles Manchester, A>''''' "
- portsmouth reh OK fcIl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-26
From YQ8hington.-Fcl

from VGSfinSton.-- REQ. j.
The Senate adjourned this morning, with
out forming a quorum. The House Of Re-
presenta,ives transacted no business oi more
than common importance, They have not
yet passed the bill for arming the militia an
object extremely desirable The bill upon
which they have been deliberatng, gives to
every militia man at the age Of s. or after,
one stand of arms, unless he has heretofore
received it, 1t provides for the distribution
sf the arms by the federal government to in
dividuals, or under the direction Of the Statc
Legislatures, according to the choice of the
respective States. Il cnacts certain penal
ties for the abuse, loss or unlawful disposition
Of the arms it grants to the militia.
The committee of ways and means are bu-
silly engaged in providing revenue for the eS
penses authorized by the preparatory mca-
sures. They sat in their separate chamber
whilst the House were in session to day.
The appointments in the new army have
not taken place. II is said that all progress
has been made on the subject, OF which It's
unavoidable difficulties permitted. The ap-
pointments in the former military establish
ment have been quite or nearly completed"
Boston Chronicle.
The President of the United States, has,
We learn, approved OF the acquittsl Of Brig.
Gen. JAMES WILKINsoN of all the charges
aledged against him, and caused his sword to
be restored to him. The particulars of the
case have not yet reached us in such shape
as to enable us to speak of them with certain.
ty ; butwc shall probably have il in our pow
er to lay them before our readers in d few
days.-Aationat IntelHsencer, Fe6. is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-26
RISING SUN HOTEL.
Reriah Fldred,

pESPFC1FULLi informs his ,riepds and Tho
~ pubIick in general, that he has lately removed
from down town to the stand he occupied the last
year, in Mili-styee,, just above the R,d'Ma,tet a
few doors TO the norihward al 7Hcnas JorDsrrd;
where he keeps a house for the Fr'ertsinment or
LADIES q CENTLFIfsN,
who may please 10 favour him with lhcir company,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-26
KAVANd SIG dRS.

Is boxes hcs. Havana Seoers. inst re-
reived and f1r sale by J. C. SHAW.
FEB. 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-26
NEW AND CHEAP,

- y l received, and now opening, Gy
~ NATHANIEL SWEET,
1T his old Stand, No lo7, IHdmrs-sfree.,
4 large and elegant assortment OF
SCARCE GOODS-conaiS'ing Of
BLmketS-baiSc and HmmZS-Rna
ntts and BOmbazels-B,Vcdi hS and
CaSSinereS---StOckineH and ip;tc, ial
Cord--Cahcoes. GNehams and Cam
6richs-C0nfon Grapes, pllm and PLAID
L@lstrlrgs--leV,.a!l?e and l'oEsserS-
sc. &c
Also, large assortment Of Ribbons
-SM and Wooln GlovrS- band.mas
-er0Ssbard, twM9 and Lofiou HRfS.
CkAAH--ptr ba.c q! Yard.
A of which will he sold uD, easonably cheap
for CASH or approved aApcr. Feb 26.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-26

~ l. !,
A Very excellent Fam, near NoMns
4 n Hope, in Bristol, of about l7O acres, with
ceient orchardng, &c. Tie subscriber viii rent
said Farm for any space of time. frtm one TO FIVE
years, with or without stock. More need apply. but
such as can he well recommended, and give secur~
iy for the faithful performance Of the ieasc.
JAMES DIV OLE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-26

ERRouR-In the 45d line of the poetry on our last
page, for ui.es, read rites.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-26

Lanaias' az ChriSlchher fV,pler' s-gphay,
lao hhds, Havana NioiasscS, new ciop,
from on board sloop juliet, and for sale by JoHN
BIoLEY, for cash, approved endorse notes, pay.
able AZ any OF The Banks .ntLis town ren. s6.