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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-11

virtue OF deed OF trust, executed 10 the sub
p scrbeI, by Charles Bn,loi, OF Chesterfield eo,,-
y, On the 18th day Of March ls0o to secure the pay
r'ent at debt due to POLLOK, Tredway & Co., aud
record d in the county court OF Chesterfield, will be
sold, the premises, TO the highest bidder. for cash
on S.lar ~ the Sth day Of Feby next the tract vi
LAND on Which said Burton resides, containing
three hundred and forty six acres, or so much there
OF as will satisfy the debt aforesaid with interest ana
cost attending said sale The s,scriber will convey
to the purchaser the title vested in him Us trustee
ROBERT GRAHAM Irus.ee.
Manchester, Jan. IL. 2awtds
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NJ OTICE.-By virtue of deed Of trust, executed
4 by WIN. Brghtwel' OF the town of Manchester
to the subscribers the 9th day of January. 1s1I
and duly recorded ia the Superior Court of Chester
held tor the purpose of securing the payment of mo-
ney therein sad to be due Thomas Winfree, will lie
exposed to sale. for cash, Saturday the 5th day
Oh February next at III O'Clock, before the door Of
Zacharah Brookss Tavern, one fourth of an acre Of
LAND, lying in the town of Manchester, on the
main street, and distinguished in the plan of said
town by number 6i.
VIM. BROWN, -
DAM. wEIsiGER. Trustees.
Manchester, Jan. IL. ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-11

N'nlsrm you that General WisAen,An. ON AIS
way to the frontier part of this county, pass
ed through this town last Monday, aud ha,
left orders for the battalion to be called, &
for Volunteers to be raised, or every fourth
man to be drafted. He pursued on his way
with Col. Ward and Capt McCord, to capt.
Lewis town. and there tried to find out the
minds of the Indians. On Tuesday evening
many of the Chiefs of the four tribes met at
Esquire Macklcvain's & there held Coun-
ell. Among these Chiefs were capt Black
huff, who spoke with cloquence, and much
to the satisfaction OF al, the white people
who heard him. Col. Mcpherson and capt.
Reed were the Interpreters on the part of
the whites Col. Ward replied to his speech
In behalf OF the whites and his talk was
heard. Hlackhuffa and the rest of the chiefs
expressed their fidelity to the u. States and
requested their aid and protection, and til at
Il any OF their young warriors were in the
battle, it was contrary to their wishes: he
said he was just Aom Fort Wayne and had
true account Of the battle that there
were about 1876 whitemen killed and wound
cd, and about Indians killed. rhi, &C.
count they heard from the Squaws that came
in. And they further state that Battus and
Koundhead were in the battle and both
were killed. The chiefs also say that a
council was held at Fort Wayne by the A
gent Mr.. johnson and that the warriors in
and near that place were making up 800
Indians. were going to kill the Prophet and
his party, as the most of his foreign tribes
had left him. all but about thirty, finding out
his deception, therefore the red tribes con-
Gguous to us are more alarmed than we are.
What the event may yet be, God only
Knows. The parade of this day is now
ever, and there turned out almost $50 men,
which is more than the fourth required by
draft.
M. KAHN"
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NAUxHALL ACADEMY. jaime, Civ January
january IL.

MAMMAL ACADEMY, James City, January
4th, iS1l.--hnimatcd BY the liberal encou-
raSement which he has received for at leas. fifteen
years, as an instructor Of youth, and still willing to
contribute all IN his power towards promoting the,
same objectthe subscriber his services tn
generous public, and hereby informs them that he
VIII commence teaching the FIRST Monday In Feb
next-Ihe brancl,esiwhich he teaches T. which are,
undoubtedly OF the greatest importance in the ort-
nary concerns OF human life, are the following viz
photography, reading, writing, English Grammari
| hi1thmetlc, bookkeeping, Euclid's Elements OK
oeometiy, plane IrIgohOmetry, Surveying, Naviga-
ton, Biography, and the Use of the Globes. His
charge, Tor teaching photography, reading, writing
and Artms tic will be at the rate of sixteen dollars
per anntIm, payafe quarterly, and in advance for
the above and English Grammar, Or for Englisi,
Grammar alone, at the rate of twenty dollars for
book-Sseping alone, or for Geography and the Use
OF the Globes, twenty four dollars and for the II.
ements OF tieornetry, plane Trigonornetry Survey
ns and Navigation, thirty Dollars payable in Ike
manner.
The term Of tuition will embrace the balance of IN,
year, and no pupil will be admitted for shorterpe-
ROD, without subJecting him, herself to an sddi-
iiOnsl charge, in the study of either branoh--Foe
the advantage Of those who may be inclined to us
tronize his school, lie deems not rrprot,er 10 notify
them, that Mr.. VIM. Walker, and MIR. John Bu,,,
residing IA the vicinity OF the school, will receiys
bosrders at the rate of twenty pounds per annuns
! for each.
Their, sc. SC WIN. VI. DENNIS.
The Rev. Mr. Dennis-has been long knownfo M.
as an instructor Of youtf, and as man In et,use
querce whereof, do not hesitate 10 Recommending
him rs distinguished for his sSsi,inty and skin IN ,s
branches OF Learning, which he PROPOSES 10 teach,
and also, IN giving the assurance Of the entire re-
! speciality Of his moral character.
! JAMES MADISON, ETilia,ns6uSs.
| JsnusrJ IL. 81
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zoe KENT-The house formerly occupied by
4 MT. NeI McCoull, and last by Mrs. Southgate
IL well calculated for Dry Good or Grocery store
FOR terms apply to Robert NJ. PuliaIn, at Mr. Jas
hutcheson's, OF to Mr. Isaac White
RO NJ PULIAM.
Jan. H. o..,c
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IN cHANcEEy.-1cS Cumberland csuo.y cscen.lSs-A
court, 1871. n. Z,
VIM. Is. Baskerville. PHI .
.4gaiast
John Brown, exor. Of Geo. Baskerville decd Pre-
ella Baskerville. VIM. II. HsAkeviile and Samuel
baskerville, ~ O.Is.
On the motion Of the complainant, and il atear-
ing To the satisfaction of the court that William, =.
haskerri!ie and Sani baskerville, vi the .lcfet-
ants, not Inhabitants Of this state. is o,ierel
md decreed, That un!css tie sbsoat dsiendaul. do
appear here and answer the biii Of the cSnplsi.ut
on the LIST day OF March, court next, that the court
VIII proceed to take the said bill AS confessed rs rs
thei, and decree the mater thereof Accordingly
sn'i that copy OF this oricr i,ses sed in some
One ca Tie wspapeis printed in the .,ty uf Rei-
fuCad, iCr t.'o moths SUCCESSFULLY ai that coy
lie posted At TIC foot ,losc CO the courthouse u s,s
county
Copy, Atteste,
MILLER WooDsON, jr D.c.c,c.c. a
'ah' IL. 2mop
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iCHMOND, 9Th Jan. 1Sl2.--At n meeting Of
q the association for building Church on Shockcs
hilLesoived. That the Treasurer be authorised e,
receive subscriptions for any humber of shares that
shall be applied lor until the aggregate number shalt
he three hundred. Extract.
c. ]. AACMuRDo, 1reasuey.
Jan. II. .,r 4,y
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~ OTfCE.--in pursuance of two deeds of trusts,
= executed by Washington Branch 10 the suhscri.
Der, 20 secure the payment Of monies therein ncnt.
oned to be due To John j. johnson aud BENJAMIN
Hatcher vii! be exposed osac for cash, on SATURDAY,
the 95th day OF the present InohG, at fl o'clock be-
fore the door of Iac.laial Brookss Tavern. one NJ
GRO GIRL, by the name Of Lucy
DAM. WEi5iGER. 7rmtss
Manchester, Jan. II. tss
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From the BeLfast (IyisA) Magazine for Sept.

From the BeIfaH (bish) Magazine for Sept.
The United States of North America will
krobabiy soon be forced into the ranks of
eur direct opponents. At present it is an
indirect and mitigatcd hostility. Congress
- summoned to meet on the 5th of Noyem-
Der. i'll consequence of a failure of the nego-
cation with the British envoy. France
has repealed herdecrees so fur as .1uerica
a concerned. and Britain refuses TO rescind
ker orders in council, unless France totally
abrogatcs her DEGREES, and admits British
produce into tho countries under her power.
" may be readily seen tina. America can
have no prctext for interfering in the in
d:rnal affairs Of France, and can only ask
f6r exemption from these DEGREES for her
own flag. The demand on the part of Bri.
cain is conceived in that spirit OF bullying
which greater states assume towards those
who appear 10 be weaker, and is Of piece
with that conduct which has procured for
Der the ti;lc Of Tyrant of the sea. Such
conduct has only an appearance Of carrying
on concll'etory negotiation, without any pa
ciGc intention. AS sool as point is conce
asd. pretcxt is SET up for further de
81 -fass, 49, g. CSC ,'aHsa of &c Seak-
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VA ANTED to purchase, a negro Roy or MAN.
w accustomed to wait ia the house, and GIRL.
from i2 to l6 years of age-For such please, Ii.
bersl price will be given. Apply 70 tie printer.
Jan. II. 2awiw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-11

Or The Sale of S. & J. Jacobs Stock ofCOODs
As advertised in the 18th column last page of ti.
paper, will positively take place on Wednesday next
the 18th inst. '
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-11

u. HiLLAR) has recS -! per Brsx POLY &
% - Schooner Charles from Weston, WOOL Hats.
Tow and L;'.cn Goth, China in sets, Crates c. C..
Chambers, AID Quccn's-Ware assorted.
TIE above articles rney b. i.sG q: reduce prices,
for Cash.
Ss.sa-y L.. rs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-11

EoW Pox.-Dr. ". FSushee, jr. is now ready
~ to vaccina;e with fresh genuine infection.
Jan. IL. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-11

% JOHN O'LYNCii, Printer, os this city. hs,
IN Press Pamphlet, embracing the facts, state
ments, &c. relative to the late fatal conf,agraton
January IL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-11

DIED-Cn Saturday the 18th instant. after g lo,,,
and, during the latter period OF it, most painful ill.,
ness, Thomas Watkins, sen. of Chesterfield for
more than thirty years clerk of that county. Never
whose death y deeply sincerely and uniyer.sl
ly iamented, by all to whom he was known for ne
yer was one more infexibIy just, or more amisbly
good.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-11

4 gentleman who came passenger in the
lsa5eNa, captain lNc.Neai, assures US, that
Gir. Perceval has not been dismissed from
the Ministry, but that he possesses the con-
Hdence of the nation as we'll as the Prince
Regent. and is the most popular Minister
II the British Cabinet.
Charleston Courier.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-11

Tie bill aulhorizins q loan FOL sum os
money not exceeding eisz'e; millions Of dol
lars, has passed the House cf Representatives
Ivy majority of 63 votes.
The House have taken up the Report OF
the Committee Of Ways and Means, and, in
committee oil the whole, agreed TO the sever
al resolutions reported by that Committee by
various maioritics. The House adjourned
yesterday without taking any question on con-
currence but ]. appears probable that all
the resolutions reported by the Committee
will be concurred In by the House.
/, is understood that long list of Officers,
nominated Tor the Additional Army, has been
transmitted 10y the President OF the United
States TO the Senate Tor their concurrence.
Isfeiigencer, FEB. 81.
The House Of Representatives have re.eonsidered
their vote OF Friday last and reversed the decision
against the Salt Tex, by majority Of IL votes.
We congratulate the nation Oh the manly spirit OF
coneiation manifested by tho.e who have made
sacrifice If ,heil Individual pre- udces at the shrine
of the general good In preference TO encouraging
that collision ot sentiment aud irritation o feeling 10
which the rejection OF part OF The financial report
appeared likely Ia give rise, and which threatened
the destruction of The whole system, several OF those
who from local feeling opposed to that tax gave
their votes to reinstate it.
Inc hopes OF opposition are once mole oeAs"'Su'
as trust they ever will be, when their success
would accomplish the prostrston of the national
character. hfelhgeaeeF, .narchS
The senate Of the United States were yesterday
principally engaged on the amendment proposed by
Mr. Lloyd to The Navy Bill but adjourned without
deciding it. it'd
The Supreme Court Of the United States, in the
very important case the schooner Exchange Us. John
.H'Fadon Ss ~ "a. sGreethdm, have reversed the de-
cision Of the Circuit Court, which had reversed that
OF he district Court of the u States for the District
of Pennsylvania. We shall lay before our readers in
our next the Judgment of the court in this case
CIbid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-11

To be sold at Pu5ick .3ucfion, on TPEDNE&
DAY, .dhrh 8, 1912, TO the MyhcH bidder,
(anicss previously Gish0sed u at hriuate
sale
II HAT truly valuable estate, situated
L on the Long wharf, formerly owned by Capt
ROBERTS, consisting Of a Lot Of LAND, measuring
$50 feet and west, and 30 feet north and SOUTH
lying directly to the water with two-story build
ing thereon standing, measuring 80 by so feet a
bsve the second story of which are two excellent
lofts, calculated for sa.oft and the other for
rigging loft part Of the front Of s'id building
has tor several years been occupied as Grocery
store, for which business as stand is not equallcd
by any other in the town in addition to the above
mentioned conveniences attached 10 the Estate,
saere ample accommodation for several families
in the House, and one Of the best Lumber-yards,
CONTIGUOUS TO the Estate, Of any in the town.
For further information, previous TO the sale, APP
ply TO SAAuRL ALLEN, living on the premises, or
IIareh IL. Chrans'on u Shaw, anes'rs'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-11

> Kissing flcemen in foWI.NIec,ins for their
.o.es-insulting their doors in the night season, and
brutally outras sing decorum By obscenty in print.
Is. See The letter Of VIM. Jones to John Mein of
Newport, requesting him 10 go in his rsper per-
son 20 the Rev Mr.. Shepard, of Lhtle-compton,
10 induce hun to influence one of his Church mem
bers 10 give up his seat as Representative of that
town in the General Assembly, TO Andrew Taylor,
who was charged irrelgious man and deist
Thus lid sinner William, forgetting tie advice OF
SAINT Pete., in l. Peter, iv.l5" o. as 6sy bodies i
other meas rsatters-through the evil oogtatons of
his vain mind and at the ns;igaton of the Devil, lay
snares to tempt the man of God embroil his Church
In the 2oliticks and vanties of the World.
.,LiR1LVLTS SCRkBLERUS,
.9raaueasis.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-11
TOTE Sold at PUBLICK AUCTION.

On 7hursda,, March IL, az O'clock, II fair zreah
er, II not. he fret far day efisr, snhe P'emses
III net previously disposed Of at private sale.
A Farm situated IN Portsmouth, near
K n Bris,ol-Ferry, containing about IS acres Of
excellent LAND. well watered--sll ploush bland and
under good improvement, and well fenced with
good stone wall. Said Farm hss or it Dwelling.
house, Darn, courthouse, and excellent well Of
waterTwo young orchards of excellent fruit trees,
Of various kinds, which commonly produce apples
annually sufficient TO make twenty barrels Of Cyder.
Also, great variety Of cherry, peach and pear
trees Of the first quality. The p'easantness of the
situation, together wi;h the advantage of SEAMAN.
ure fishing, fow.ing, &c. perhaps sequal to, IL not
superour TO any IN 'hc state. For further pariisu-
lars enquire Of
Methep LoOk,
res 20 4 por.smcs,k,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-11

Al the Supreme Judicial Court, now in
session in this town, Syrus Pratt WAS convict
ed on four indictments for passing counter
felt Three Dolas Bills, of the Rhode Island
Union Bank; and was sentenced 10 pay fine
oil sixty Dollars, together with costs, on cac h
of the first three indictments and, on the
fourth indictment, TO stand one hour In the
Piilory, in this town. on Friday next
Mrrcnru.
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5aieS 1t AurrlDn.'
Il VuIu0bke Stand For Sale.

TO-WJ RROW, March IL, nil be Sod at
PnbEck .3nchion, tpithom reSeror,
tn l. Store, No. S, on Deans wharf,
Il lately occupied by EARL & .ALLsToN, togcth-
e. with a handsome und general assortment OF Ship.
chsadcry, b,es Of velvet corkes, 10 trails Of
figs fish and tobacco in hogsheads, cambooses and
naval stores The is free from quit until
April i82l and has privilege on said wharf, sub
jet only TO hall wharfage during tho lease, and is
OF the first stands for Ship Chandlery store in
Newport.-Condi,ions LIBERAL and made known ut
the s.le Sale TO commence at ~ O'Clock, A. NJ.
March IL. Henry BMl, anct'r.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-11
DII,D,

In this town, on Thursday morning last. Capt.
john NoRaus, in the 6sth year of his age
On Sunday morning last, very suddenly, Miss
PeJsciLLA CoRRy, in the 57,h year Of her age.
Her fureral will proceed from her late Dwelling.
house in Poplar-street this afternoon, at 3 o'cik.
which the relations and friends Of the deceased are
nyi ed to attend without particular invitation.
At somerset. (Mass) on the 27,h ult. Mr.. ARTHUR
DENNIS, formerly Of This town, in the 6lst year of
hs age.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-11
NEWPORT !:
WEDNESDAY. .n2RCK IL, 1912.

We call the attention of our readers to the master
ly address given ,his days paper, published by the
Republican Convention held al Providence. The
wickedness and corruption of many Of our political
opponents there portrayed in such forcble col
ours, as TO stamp conviction upon the minds of ALL
of the depravity Of their leading men. We shall
shcrtly enter into investigation of The conduct of
our depraved political oppoLen,s, and give them all
the consideration which they merit.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-11
COMMUNICATIONS.

1t is fact, that Mr.. Bury1h and other prin-
cipal practitioners at Law in this state, re.
commended MIR ROBBINS AS a suitable per-
son to fill the vacancy in he Supreme Court
OF the United States, occasioned by the de-
cease OF the late Judge Gushing, now occu-
pied by Judge Story. 1t is therefore now too
late for them TO run him through their SIAN
der Mill. Co.. Phenir.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-11
Tor SALE, or TO LET--Two

l. Dwelling Houses, with Gardens - One is stu.
a,ed at the head Of Marystree,, leading into Griffin
street, with four rooms on floor, in complete re-
pair and is now in the occupation OF Mr.. PAuI
BAILEY. Possession will be given the goth May.
The other House. is situated in IIighstreet. and
is the next House south Of Col. EpwAnp MARmIs
lis three stories high, built Of the very best mate
ras and finished last summer. and completed in the
very bea manner; contains on tho lower floor, five
rooms, the second an1 third stories six rooms each
with large yard and garden. In point of situation
few Houses in Newport can boast Of better II has
every convenience necessary for dones,ick utility
Should any person be inclined to purchase either of
the aforesaid buildings, liberal credit will be given
on approved security. Possession Of tie last build
ing will be given At any time to suit the hirer.
March IL. JOHN A. SHAW.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
THE subscriber hereby s.yes pubick notice, that
L he l. appointed ADMIN straLor TO the Estate OF
E/EKIEL BABCOCK,
late Of Westerly, supposed &C. bc lost at sea and
has accepted Of the trust he therefore requests all
persons who are indebted TO ,he estate of the said
deceased, to make payment wthou, delay, and also
all persons who have claims against SAID estate to
exhibit them soon As may be.
Henry Babcock, IL. Hl3n,inisvafor.
Westcrlv. Feb. both, 1912 mil
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-11
TAMNfANY SOCIETY, OR
COLU.lfBLS.N ORDER.

A N adjourned Meeting Of the TAM
4 "A MANY SOCIETY, ar CoLuMBiAs ORpER,
Will be held Oh MONDAY Evening, March the 23d,
Ibeing the 2Sd of the month of " WORMS" in the
Season OF Flowers" at the Council Fire, OF thci-
Great Wigwam, in the State House, precisely AZ
the going down ofthe sun.
BY order.
BERNARD HILL, jun. iSsersfory.
Season Of Flowers, J
Month IF Worms. llth Mar IL
Year Of Discovery, $50.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-11

JoHN ELpREp, Esq. of jamestown, has been ap-
pointed Grand Sach,m, pro. ton. OF Tamsnsny So-
ciety, OF Columbian Ordec, Beaver lube, No. ?, in
Tie place of y IchoLAs EAsroN, Esq. deceased.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-11

WILLIAM LOWE,

No. 100, YHan,ss-Sfrect, Has for sale,
A extensive assortment Of fresh Garden Seeds,
4 n of the first quality--among ,siich are
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NOTICE..

\ IL accounts Cor The RHoDE-ls.
K " LAND REPUBLICAN, Of more than eighteen
months standing, will be pu, in the hands Of jus
tce of the Peace for collection, if not paid by the
2Sth of March next. w. SIMONS.
Feb. 25, 1912.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-11
EOR SALE, a FARM living on Sba

l. tucket.river, which abounds With all kinds of
fish, such as sbad, salmon, &c. The above Farm
contains 260 acres Of LAND, suitable for grain of
all sorts, pasture, and is finely wooded. There is
cut said Farm so tons Of hay yearly The said
Farm is situated three miles north Of Windham
Court house, in Connecticut on the Turnpike road,
al the gate, and contains suitable buildings, in good
rcpair.-.sso, If requested, may be bad good set
Of Farming Utensils, 10 cows, so likely sheep and
~ acres English grain on the ground The above
Farm will be sold cheap, and ono third of the pay
will be received in Goods, is wished. Fer further
information, inquire on the premises Oh
Bewanun Cras6y.
Mansfield, CCon.l Feb 90. 1911. tM.il.1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-11

EOR SALE. a valuable Lot GLAND.
Il lying in Portsmouth, FIVE mile from Newport,
containing about twelve acres of excellent LAND
with Dwelling iouse, Crib and other Out buildings.
two Orchards, and number Of Fruit-Trees The
Orchards are watered with never failing spring
For terms, Apply 10 JOHN DRlGuTAfAN.
Newport, March II, 1872.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-11
rKine Pock IaocuLatiou. *

THE citizens OF Newport, Strangers
l. Country People, and especially sesfarirEE per
sons, who may wish TO be preserved forever SECURE
from the losthsome and destructive effects ot the
SMALL POX,
are respectfully informed, that they may be 'hocu
lated for the genuine kline POCX, by APPLYING 10
the Physi'ian, at the House north Of the New
PORT BANK. Marekll.
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MISCELLfNl..
FOR IHE RHoDE.lsLASD REpuBLIcAN.
REMARKS

REMARKS
offered fer the consideration Qf IRE Frcemen
Of Rhode.Islgnd.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-11

The Wcr Tsrcs as they are called, are not laid,
and SilI not be, unless wa, ensues vet federal prin
ters make as much noise about them as if the tax.
gaihcrcrs we're a. .hci. icoss B,1sa rtr5g