davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-08
Benjamin II. Tisdale & Co.
WAICH-MAkEkS,

No. 96, 7hdmes-street, Offer for sale,
\ General assortment of Fashionable
K N and Fancy GOODS, rs follows -
Warranted and commonS Combs
English and GenevanS Sii,er Ware.
WATCHES; Srea and Table Spoons;
Looking.Glasses SMarrow, Mustard and
shaving Glasses : Salt, d; ;
Brass iiandrons, ShovelsSSugar Tongs
and longs; yScissor and PincushoN
Britannia Tea-Pots; Chains;
Knives and Forks; %Pcnci Cases and Thin
Jack and PEI. Knives s bles.
RSzdrs and Scissors; Gold UGrc
Snufcrs and Trays; SIockets and Breast Pins
Flutes, Flies, sc. SPearl.set Far Rings;
Plated Castors and Can-SBracelcts, castick and
dlesticks; \ plain hair work
Ladies' and Gentlemen 'sSNecklaces
Pocket Books and ur-SWatch. Chains, Seals and
ses; Keys
Waist Clasps, of the new-yWith a variety of other
est fashion articles, too numerous
Tortoise Shell and IIornS to mention.
Clocks and Watches, of every description,
cleaned and repaired in the best manner, and war
ranted.
Jcwelry and Silver Ware of all kinds,man.
ufactured and repaired
- Cash and the highest price given for
old gold and silver. Feb. 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-08
FRESH SUPPLY OF
GROCERIES.
JOSIAH MUNRO,

Offers ioI sale, On very Reasonable leTnS,
for cash, or approved papcr, at the old
stand of ]. MUNRO & Co.
No. ll6, Thames. Street,
Hhds. w. Island Rum;
25 pipes best country Gin;
do. 4th proof Brandy; ~
10 or. casks Sherry VIM
5 do. Malaga wines; s.
20 chests hysonskio, r.,.. SS
25 do. souchong, cas- 50
DO. bohea .
l20 bags and Is bbls. Coffee; SS.
rs boxes Chocolate, No. l, 2&3;
40 do. Doo!ittle's Soap; 8 &
$50 W.T.. Spanish Aotant Indigo; 3 s
200 do. New Orleans do. SIS
Is bags Pepper 3 -
Is do. Pimento; s 5
200 lbs. Nutmegs -
100 do. Cloves; s.
5 boxes Mustard; = =.
Is sacks Corks; g.
10 kegs best Ginger; 8
D hndS. Pearl Ashes; &c
2 tons Campeachy Logwood; g
$50 lbs India Alum; 80
bbls. Starch; Z
5 bags Cotton; 5 8
Pots Maccabau Stuff;
Kegs Rappe do; 5
Bladders do. -;
p,oorc TOhocco 2yc 2,c
Newport NWch 4. 1912.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-08
Grocery and Commission Store
9EREMIAH PECKHAM

1EREMIAH PECKHAM,
ID FSPECTFUII.Y acquaints his friends and the
IN pubck, that he has taken the new store, No.,
Mnl-sreet, near the corner Of Thames-street where
he intends to keep hand, general assortment Of
West India Goods and Groceries,
of prime quality, and at the lowest prices, for cash
or approved credit.
N. Is. The HAIR-DRESSING Business
will be carried on at said stose-whcre the former
customers Of MIR 4. respectfully solicited TO IA
YOUR him with their business. Mar. l8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-08
EOR SALE, or 70 LET-Two

l. Dwelling Houses, with Gardens.-One is stu-
ated at the head of Marystreet, leading into Griffin
street, with four rooms a floor, in complete re-
pair, and is now in the occupation of MIR. PAUL
BAILEY. Possession will be given the goth May.
The other House. is situated in Hiyh-s,reet, and
is the next House south of Col EpwAep MARrI-
lis three stories high, built of the very best mate
rals and finished last summer, and completed in the
very best manner; contains the lower floor FIVE
rooms, the second and third stories six rooms each:
with large yard and garden. In point of situation
few Houses in Newport can claim a better 1t has
every convenience necessary for domestick utility
Should any person be inclined to purchase either of
the aforesaid buildings liberal credit will he given
on approved security. Possession of the last bud-
ing viii be given at any time to suit the hirer
March ! JOHN A SHAW.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-08
Daniel Sheldon,

ID EPEC CrFULLy informs his friends, that he
IN has on hand
A quantity of excellent cedar Clapboards,
cedar Shinglcs,pinc Shinglc, Boards, Planks,
Joits, sc. Sec.
BuRNEs' Wharf. Nsr. Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-08

For sale, on very moderate terms, for cash.
THE subscriber offers for sale, his new
and convenient Dwelling. g.iouse, and Lot OF
Vernon streets, aFordng beautiful and extensiv=
view of the harbour, river, islands, &c.
For terms, apply 10 WILLIAM w. VERNON.
March 4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-08
.Neav Feather Beds & Feathers.

r I'VE Geese and Fowl FEATHERS,
IL and Feather Beds, from 20 to as dollars. kept
constantly for sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 9, Chdries-strecf
Likesise--an assortment Of MATTR0SSES, of
every description, constantly kept for sale as above
Newport, March 2, 1870.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-08
TO LET.

\ ND possession given immediately-the large
"A and elegant brick House, in Portsmouth, stand
ing the Turnpke.Road, leading to Bristol Ferry.
calculated for publick house, which will be let on
very reasonable terms. inquire Of ABRAHAM
,RKER, Newport, or ISAAC FISH, Providence.
March d.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-08

No 100, Indmes-sreet, Has for sale,
A extensive assortment of fresh Garden Seeds,
4 n of the first uuaIit ty--apionP z0hich arc
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-08

Cursed clan-- Rather rough for professor Of re-
iigion
r Swinish hcra-An elegant and polite name given
to the common people by The elated nobility and
those who style themselves the wcl-born.
Sos.5ugs--A vulgar name for species of small
bugs frequently found beneath stones that lie in nj
trous mud and manure ;-such, gentle reader, as
many of learned doctrcsses in imitation of the
sage physicians of the last century, catch and un-
merctuy pound alive in mortar mix their man
yIed bodies, reeking with fragrant gore, with wine
sugar, and administer to the squeamish paten,
in fDrn of pleasant drink, or grateful bous.
~ Brainess foakeS-.Many true words are spo-
ken in jest.
ID thing -Roughcr still but hypocritcs will
sometimes forget themselves.
II I mlyof Of the 6rGia--A beautiful oratorcal
flourish, displayed by that dsscrm politician,
the celebrated John Randolph
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-08
HAVANA SEG.fRS.

Is boxes best Havana Segars, just re.
oeved and for sale BY J. e. SHAW.
reb Sc
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-08
Braudyqvine Paper.

j. c. SIIAN,
Has just received from PhiiadeLphia,
Sixty Reams BRANDYWINE PAPER,
consisting of Cap No. g. 2, Quarto vellum post and
medium Drawing, which with his former stock, Of
various kinds of PAPER, makes his assortment
complete as any in this State. All which will be
sold as low as can be purchased i'll this town.
January z.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-08
Locust Posts.

LOR sale--a quantity of Locust Posts. Apply to
l. March 18. B. B ROWLAND.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-08

G<OLLN. y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-08
TO LET.

pl LET
For one or more years, and possession givea in
March ners.
THE House and Sore, No. l6I,
L Thames.street, with large Garden adjoin.
ing) now occupied by Mr.. JoHN HuLL, Tailor.
Said Estate is pleasantly situated and has every ac-
commodation for family.-For terms, apply to
George Wanton.
b. GEORGE WANroN is about to make
some arrangements, which renders a settlement
of his accounts Indispensable. He therefore
quests all persons having unsettled accounts to call
and adjust them Neutrality-suspicious. accounts which,
may remain unsettled in March next, he will be
compelled TO leave with DUTEE J. PEARcE, Esq.
March l9
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-08
Garden Seeds.
WILLIAM LOWE,


No. 100, IHdmesstreet, Has for sale,
A extensive assortment of fresh Garden Seeds,
of the first quaIity--an'Ong 1Shich arc
Early Dutch, ! oSSalmon,
DO DO. ,aa!,, May, loaf ssI"2nis s;h1rIoP' Raddsh.
Caulifower, NSAppe,
Green Savoy, ( ~cSMadeira Lettuce,
Yellow do S-Srennisball do.
Drum head, SSilesia. do.
Gale S-GCabbape do
Early Charlton, SFrench Turnip,
do Turner, Ground DO.
do. Golden hotspur, rSApplc Pepper.
Ledman and Spanish : s,SSquash do.
Dwarf, .sSSpur do.
Blue Prussian, : SBush Squash,
Marrowft, SLong-neck do.
Early white six gWest-India do
weeks, - SOnion,
do, yellow do ! -. SBeet
Refugee yellow, SCarrot,
Windsor bush, - Sparship,
Cranberry, = SPcppcr Grass,
Lima and Whip - SDouble Pars ey'
ney pole, SSafiron,
Summersayoury, SCellery,
Thyme, Svegetable Oysters,
Sage, SNastursion,
Water and Muskmellon, SAsparagus.
The above GARDEN SEEDS, arc all of
the last years growth, and warranted to be of
the first chop.
Also, just received fresh supply Of Connecticut
Segars, which warranted superiour to any of
American manufacture, Virginia Segars mo- excepted.
LkewiSe, few boxes real Havana Scgars cheap
n Is. On hand, his usual extensive assortment of
Cutlery, Pcrfumery and Fancy Goods-all of which
will be sold, on moderate terms for cash approx
ed credit. March IL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04

5gf virtue Of deed of trust, executed b. .lobt,
20 Pollard IN lis Re ti,nc and Sarah lis wife to
john frosser and tie subscribcr, and rer5rd.d in II q
county court Of Henrico, wl be sold on Dire nre,n;s
es, at Public Auction by the subscriber "a the sur
wiling trustee. at II O'clock on Thurslal die 97th
day oi t'is month, if fair, not, 1T the same hour lie
neEt '"r daY' certain piece OF GROUND in the
said deed mentioned, being nart of iof NJ, fifteen
and fronting the crrss street leading from the main
street TO Shocke warehouse, together with all lie
houses on the said piece of ground, for the sho,te
tern! ior Tiheh any person will take the same a 4
pay in ready money the SUN of one fLousand ,,,,
hundred ami sixteen dollars and seventy one cents
with lawful interest thereon from the first day nj A.
pril, 1902 due Under the said deed of trust and .ls
costs and charges attending the sale.
r. VIZ. MoNCURE.
hc"' - tbs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04
Peb. l.
yE,EN DoLLARs REwARD.-Rnb...xar e.o.s

Fg'EN DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures fro,s
n the subscriber, on the 9th Dec last a NIulatt@
Woman named PATTY, about % wears of age. Sic
formerly belonged to Mr. Southals estate of CbaIes
Cig-thence to Mr.. VIM. H. Cogin, of the said
County, who at present owns her Gl,i and f,o, lin,
was sold 70 MIR. Will am Fulcler--wlo sold her re-
Messrs Fitzwhylsonu Potter of this ctv and after,
short time was re-sold again TO the said Mr. VIM.
She lad on .hen size We away blue cloth bb;, S.
blue Handkerchief, 9th white spots chat sl,,
wore round her head. SIX. is about FIVE feet Q or &
inches high, mild spoken, rather slender made. -
:" hoover Will deliver her to me, shall rective the a.
bovc reward, or FIVE dollars TO secure her in a ;,
that may get her again
-. BENJAMIN WOLFE.
Richmond, Feb. 4. oaw,r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04

r HE MONUNFNT-As the s.z. and ,.,,, o.
the Monument TO he ected ever the remains
OF 'he victims to the cohasratior OF the ihea,eo
lately scns'ime i'll tis city, viii depend on The SUM
subscribe q Tor that purpose, and it be ex-
trenely desirable that arrangements sbon,d I've,
promptly made for commencing the work, il will be
necessary soon to close the subscription. Tie Com,
mlttee therefore, earnestly request those gentlcn, I,
whose ieeings impci them to give this mark OF their
regard for the memories Of the tcceassd nor tn do.
ter their eorhil .utonsas the subscription will close on
the FIRST day ofMsrcil next
JOHN MARSHALL
joseph MARX.
VIM FtNW1CK,
BET.EATCHER
THOMAS TAYLOR
Feb T. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04
ally Owing to ira. Provide aoe, ..vs1ho.e

owing tV Ulttt XTSVfCSHCES lCSe
,iiys are ever unscarchable," we, fonsll,
iislen TO the secret voice that whispers the
soul enersizins hope Of immort .i,ty, thai
nope implanted BY Nature IN the human
o.eus,, and confirmed by the promises of Re-
hgion. We shumbly trust that the spirits OF
our departed Relatives, have been waited t.
the bosom OF the Father of love, of the uni
versal parent OF niankind---transferred from
Aeetipg, chequered, and fugitive scenes, to
the bilssiul aooue OF Cndisturbed and eternal
rest!
at the same time, Fellow Citizens, we
receive, with emotions of deepest sensibllity,
the sympathy of breasts attuned TO our dis
tress. hcavmg with omr anguish, * re-echo-
ing our signs. As soon as the mourntul mar
rative of our unparalleled calamity reached
your cars, afflicted and appalled, your
hearts, you hastened to transmit to us
expressions of coincidence emihentiy tender,
dcilcate an,lafiectng, both in their substance
and in their form. rhe generous impulse
was spontaneously, unanimously, {, prompts
ly obeyed. The disnifed Councils and le-
nerabie Sages ct cur Country conGescended
to beHd over us and join in our griet-'rhe
affectionate glow of youthful scnsibili,y Pc
netratcd the sacred recess of our sorrow,
and desired to deposit in the temple of Our
mourning durable monument OF feryid
sympathy. Every where humanity wept-
every where the sable badge of sorrow was
assumed; every where those noble feelings
conspicuously manifested themselves, which,
throughout the world, bind man to man,
make OF each nation a family, and of all ma
lions a vast aggregate OF kindred, congenial
beings. Exalted prerogative! glorious at
tribute OF our moral nature Wherever man
dwells, Pity, that gentle daughter Of Hca-,
ven, dwelis also; and the unfortunate are
sure to find in the breasts of the heroic, the
virtuous, and the meek, those soothing re-
percussons OF feeling, "mournful, indeed,
let pleasant to the soul"
Accept. then, Fellow Citizens, our heart
felS, heart dictated Acknowledgements for
the numerous and affecting expressions Of
J oar sympathy. Doubtless, you stand not
N need OF our feeble thanks. You require
aDt you expect not this tribute, Just and ie-
llmatc as it is. But shall sorrow, mitiga-
cd by your kind and generous efforts, with
a".G the homage of sincere and fervent gra-
tituje !-No--As long as life shall last, as
og as the imperishabie memory of cur mis-
rtune shah continue-so long shall the en-
deai1ng recollection of your sensiDlity, as
Gate with the sacred images of our love
AMI grief, and warm not only our bosoms,
'dt those of succeeding generations, with
,iie glow OF grateful feelings towards you.
With this imperfect expression of our
Sensibllity and gratitude, accept, Fellow
Citizens, the assurance of our ardent pray
efs to the throne OF OmnipoteDCe, for your
exemption from calamities similar to that
which has SO deplorably, and so extensive
y been felt by us
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04
the recollection Of Mr. PcLr Oh his admins

the recollection Of Mr.. PcLr On his admins
tration.
We Shall here subjoin the List Of the
names of these HONEST MIN to whose
conscience the safety of the State and what
yet remains fine h6erty etrfhe subject were
entrusted, and who ,.ooly fulfilled the awful
conditions of their oath.
1. Benjamin Geaie, Fec.
2. Peter ID. Lafouchc, EGG.
3. Leland Cro.thsvxise, Esq.
4. John Orr, Esq.
s. Jon. Duncan, Esq,
s. John Pehher, Esq.
z. JPihiam .Sharrov, Esq.
8. John Hufton, Esq
9. Robert .ArnstronS. Esq.
10. EdqoGrd CT66orn, Esq.
II. Charles Pentland, Esq.
IL. John Hamilton, Esq. 81. =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04
lRcULAR.-I.. Il. G.sARnIN. l.aoni.a. !,

q MCOLAR-L Il. GtSARDtN; iaaouiinx A. /.
-; u""e' AN o"Su'ste tiaiady, and uiALl
I'', W ieeofer that calm ami servnity OF mind
WHICH, .he instruction Ut youth requires, returns s,u
eeic a"hs To ms friends aud patl ons. Tor their l,h,
iai anu io'is uotnLcu ta'OisOn the last uay OF The,
present month, iie VIII retire from, his presen, ,n
Poyihtht anu hopes that parents a,id GUARDIAN, w
'e9uesee ia measure rendeied necessary by cir
cu"staiices SD horribly distressing Le,r resn.c.,
1--WE accounts shall speedily be rendered, up to feb'y
iSt' anh every thing ialri, and a,ncabl, adjusted
L. H. o'hARDiN bess leave recommend TO pa.
rents ard suaruans MIR. r.. POWER WHO ;nt,nre
10 continue ihsuucting youth ia cerain branches M
alter certain plan, which he will himself max.
Snown-MR. POW Err was introduced to l.. Il. o.
by characters OF the highest respcctaiity, aud low
them warmly recommended. lie has SINCE an,n,.r ,
Justified their cuoscs-tiis Abilities have been -.
,inced 10y the best criticsm--tie progress of HE
classes LII GiRAkDiN trusts that, OH beeon,ins
acquainted with the present state OF things and iti,
Mr.. POWERS pan, parents aud guardians win noe
hesitate to encourage sgeIteman, who posses,rs %
many means o. being eniinentl, useful to society
Richmond, Jan. 80. =,
MFR. l.. II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sert hats
4VA tering manner i'll which you hive been please,
to recommend my feeble talents to an enlightened
pubic claims my most particular thanks md ubI>
the grateful feelings OF my heart ,any seek for sn
guage adequate to their expression it consoles me r..
reflect that have il ut least in my pow cr to retain
Just and lasting SENSE Of the Obligation YOU have con-
ferred upon me. am most respectfully, Sin. YOUR
mush obliged and humble servant;
FRANCIS POWER.
T"eh"o""' Gu 4. IL
ESDUCATION-The subscriber, encos,r.,eA
~ by the Recommendation of his friend If Err
Guard'n, PROPOSES to instruct twenty FIVE young
gentlemen, and not more, in the following bran chss
the terms to them annexed
Spelling, Reading. Writing, Eneli.h
Grammar, Composition Use of the
Globes. Arithmetic, Euclids E!ementb
and Algebra, IN nor ,n,.
Do. with Greek and Latin OF either So
DO. with French ~ 81
Do. with Greek and Latin or either.
with the addition of French, GO
Annual extra charge for fuel. ink, 30.
~ The School, which opens on the LIST of Fsb,~.
will be kept for short time in Mr. l.. H. (iirnrdins
house on Capitol hill and afterwards in the most eli.
gible situaton that can be procured.
FRANCIS POWER.
Richmond, Feb. j. A,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04
RICHMOND, Jan. 90, 1912.
Fellow Citizens,


Fellow Citizens,
Having been appointed by our brothers
& sisters In arfiiction, the relatives of those
lamented victims who suffered by the late
awful event, to convey to you an expression
OF our general gratitude for your kind parti-
cipation IN our sorrow, and your bene violent
efforts to sooth our grief, we hasten TO dis
charge duty SO sacred to our individual
feelings. and so deeply interesting to the SEN
slbility of tS ril.
i Under calamities such As tie horrid ca
tastrophe III which our present indescrDable
atHiction mas originated, the first appeal OF
Man IS to the mercy OF Heaven, the second
to- the sympathy of his fellow creatures
Inc keenest anguish, the most acute misery.
the seyeres. pangs, 60 which humanity is
heir, are still accessible to Divine consolati-
on, and may, at least be allcvated, if they
cannot be entirely removed, by the tendet.
Offices OF sympathizng confidence and tn,
powerful, rcsistleSs endearments OF social
love.
Yes. Fellow Citizens ---.-i and here eve
speak what we do kno@." sunk ia the deep
est ABYSS OF sorrow, weeping over the ruins
OF our tondest hopes, Of all that essentially
constituted our earthly happiness, we have
not spurned from our lips, we have not dash
ed to the ground, in impious and urmanlv
frenzy, the cup Of solace. 1t is t,ne--alas
II Is but too true, that the laws of nature are
hn'nuta6le that no sympathy, no condo
renee, can restore to us the beloved objects.
whose loss we go justly aud so bitterly IN
'nent, that our cOnSOrts, our parents. our chill
dren, our brothers, our sisters, our friends.
nave been torn, torn forever, from our bo-
SONS that their affections. their endearinq
Smiles VIII no longer Cheer our domestic
scenes their Charms, their virtues, the
WORTH no longer grace and teneit society :
~ slo'I mat III our existence, a chasm has
occurred, which NJ future auspicious even
can I'LL up - Still, even to hearts go deeo.
~ so cruelty wounded, Il God of mercy i'm
parts, It not fortitude, at least, resignation
submitting in silent acquicscence to the Di.
vine and Omnipstent hand that has so So.
Vereiy smitteD US reverentislly and fear.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04

e OR RENT-The TENEMENT on Csry-s..
L lately occupied by MIR. Lataste-It consist, az
eight good Rooms, Zone of which is an elegant BaJy
Room) with Kitchen, stable, garden, sc.
Apply to
JOHN BROCKENBROUCH;
Aeo'+ 2awlw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04

s(IFTEEN DOLdERS RKwAPD-Tauo.,v,o,
4 from the subscriber on the irst of January. !.
negro fellow narned DICK. between thirty and fort,
years m age, about feet or incbesIicb. oc 49,
low complexion. 'rbe said How has a wife in a.
town OF Richmond, at Nj. Robert Pci'srd's-I'Ie
above reward Of fifteen dollars viii be given 70 q,
person Tor sptwchendins tic said negro and eonfr4
lig nm IA jail - tliat get him again, and If broupbt
home a'l reasonable espcices pai---I forwarr all
boat screws, captains Of vessels frsnn srtonrier
~ csrr, ing Oh tic seid negro under fhe pcpaltq ,
i'ctt" W law DiNAu DUNN,
Essex enrnty, near Foppahhunock,
Feb. >, 1919. az
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04

1 MEETING ofthose Gentlemen who l.te,v
"a 2eribed tn form bag Associations is reo,es,,
ut the Hsobt, Tomorrow evening, o clock
S"' -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04

4 6lCCsl OFb.--lhe members Of the Arrs
cpit"ra, sincerely, IRE requested TO attend n =
nceng at the 5 wan Tavern tins Evening NJ the NJ
'aI bour--A Treasurer Is 10 b. sppointp gha oths-
officers elected. GgE nav SSsSy
ksb. 1873
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04

NJ Office 70 woo1LEN MANUFAcTrJ.
RERS--A young gentleman he's lately arrived
i9thiS country from Europe, regularly bred to the
above business, expended cousid,,s sums to ac,g
qurc eifect know ledge, beth theoretic and rrac4
teal in the various branches thereof offers his ser.
wees to the Public.-He is also wsl qualified 10 ma
mage the concerns and hee, the books of a company
or an individual who may ne disposed to engage him
-Froposals by letter, rost.raiI, addres sed To Rev.
Henry Hefernan, Crbsnns, st.a,l bs dais attended
to.
Urhadna, Feb 4. s5x
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04

rITRAYED from the Bell on Sunday last, BAY
J PONiE. foxed, reached aud bobbef; wth sad.
lie aud briddle on him. Whoever viii return him
F'ii BE- doers!ly rewarded.
re. woRTHtM.
fsDs4.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-04
or zERAH COLBURN

u Ef'9It'N't % AtbN nm
For the accommodation of tllose Ladies end Gen
uemen thst have desire TO witness the astonishinl
powers Of ,s mind, win wait ON them in the Hail q
tbe E"9ie Tavern, few days, FROM 10 TO . O'Clock