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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-05-06
NEW LOAN.

Notwithstanding the clamorous OIL os,lion OF she
federal lection in boston, the subscrstion 20 the
new loan, amounts 20 above eighs hEndres thousand
sols1rs in that place
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10 Dc Lei at Public Arc i'm,
On FRIDAY, Nav Is, a. o'clock,

On FRIDAY, May IS, az o'clock,
THAT wcl-known House, situated on the point,
i known by the name of the Maibone.housc now
in the occupation Of James Lawton. There is at
tachcd to the House large yard and garden, with
every suitable convenience. April 90
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Gielt!ntl pinmbs |!

225 cents may gain The ono Qu:y,cs part
of $4,000, in the Union college Louefy,
now drawing in New-York --.fLSC,
80 cents may gain he one quarter part
of $4,000, in the Dixvi!le Road Louery,
drawing in Boston.
Orders for Tickets, warranted undrawn, "a
the above Grand Loueses, viii be received
during The drawings, at the TRULY FoRT N-,
ATE LOTTERY AND FxcAAScE OFFICE ot
=, e. SHAi2,
who pays the CASH for all Prizes obtained
through his agency, as soon as due.
Umon College Lottery.
Wholes, 3 $50.
Halves, S S4-S7.
Quar,ers, 5 2--2o.
DixcMe 7tckets.
Wholcs, S $50.
Halves, s o--37.
Quarters, S i---5o.
But will rise as the drawing commences.
Newport, May 7th, 1912.
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Bonnet s Fancy Goods Store,
REPNA HILL LIN

nFFERs for sale, at his Store in Thame s-street
~ (ars, door north of Job Shearman,) an elegant
assortment Of Ladies' fashionable fine aud superne
Dunstahle HfIS and BO.N.h'E1'S, from 81 to 81.
Also, white and colered Satin, Satin Braid. and op
en work of the most approved fashions from Dos
tom, New'Nork and Philadelphia Likesrise, few
dozen Misses aud Childrens' Bonnets variety Of
artificial Wlcaths and Flowers Ribbons Laccs |;
Lace Wells Lace Armlets sc. &C. with variety
Of otter articles too numerous TO menton--all OF
which will be disposed of as low can be purchas-
ed in this town.
Nh. BoNNErS furnished by the box, for expor-
tation, AZ the shortest notice. April %.
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NOTICE.

TINE subscriber thanks his frit,~
i their encouragement in his late b,., :
ness.-Hc has now determined on establish,
ing HOUSE under the respectable title OF
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Notice.

A IL, persons having any demands against the Es-
n tate Of TIMOTHY HORsFIELD, late Of tho
island OF Nantucket. Tnplae worker, deceased. will
present them for payment to SARAH HoRsFIEIDy
Admin strairx, or JOSIAH BARKER, Adninis'-E
tor TO said Estate, resided. al Nantucket. m"
Anvil 4.
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NOTICE..

JOHN RODMAN'S SCHOOL,
TOR the instruction of YOUNG LADIES in the Art
4 OF Writing upon the principles Of Mr.. Wrihayd,
will commence on Monday, May lith Hours of at
tendapcc from 20 half past 6 T. M,-Mondays,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Ni'f
For terms (Which will be isbcraD apply 10 school,
street. MS
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-10
TEN SERMONS.

BY III MES MUIR, d. D.
IRE noso publishing by Co44oM e. STEWART,
on The following Su5jects, Uiz.
No lon the signs of the times
No. lion repentance, detailing the Gala
nifty at Richmond
No. III-Fel& trembling.
No. Woods claim upon the young.
No V-Rcigion recommended to youth,
rom the ln6rmities attending old age.
No. VI-The effusion of the Spirit on the
day of Penticost, glorious confirmation OF the
gospel.
No. VII-On covenant securing to Noah
and his descendants temporal blessings, but
better covenant securing TO believers spiritual
blessings.
No. VIII-The Christian Character.
No. lX--Life and Immortality brought to
hight.
No. X--On Irresolution.
Each subject to be illustrated by Anecdotes.
Those wishing to possess the above Sermons
Will please to call and subscribe.
sTN The two first are now published, and
ready for deliyery-Subscribers are respect
fully requested to call or send for them.
April27.
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Hanna, stationers, corner Of Gay and Markc
St.. Messrs. G. s. r. Waits Lottery a.
fce, corner of St. PauPs Lane and A1arts.
st. A. Miltenberger, Stationer, No 10 s,,I
of Franklin, n. Howard-st. Messrs. John d
Thomas Vance, Stationers, No. l78 Markc,
st.-At Felps Point, by Dr.. Henry Dom
Druggist, No. Market-st. and NatbaDid
Knight, Stationer, FeIl's-street.- Gin II
Harrington. Messrs. David OFT, * Co. Druo
eists.. -PANadelthia. Mr.. Thomas Low,
at DR.. Edwin A. Atlee's, No. 78 Nou5I
18th st. John Y. Bryant, Druggist, Cor!
ner of I'd and Observation-Disclosures Nor.
ris, Druggist, No. 1913 Market-Srcet.
Stephen North, Druggist, No. IS High 81
between ID and Sd streets, Messrs. Crow =
Segar, Druggists, Market street-Nezv York
Messrs. John s, Thomas L, Clark, Druggists
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence & KEGS
Druggists, Pearl ST. Messrs. G. & R. WaitesI
Nos SO and 81, Maiden LaIe.-- Yort Es.r,
Dir. John Fisher, Drug AnnatoHs. Messn.
Childs & Shaw.-Gsorge Torn. Dr.. John OH.
Drug-Lanca&ter. Dr.. Samuel Fahnestoc:
Drug.-HarriSburg Dir. John c. Niesuira,
Drug.-EaSton DR.. Thomas Il. DawSG,
Drug.-Petersburg, YwS. Messrs. Love ast'
Cutler, Druggists.-Hogerstoq0n. Dr. Frede,
rick Miller, DruggiSty-Frederickt0an Dla
John S. Miller, Druggist-Nmchcster. Mess
John & Adm Miller, Druggi sts.-Hanoco..
Messrs Frederick * WIN. Saucrmann, Drug
gists.-Caalisie. DR.. John Fahnestock, Drug
gist--Hrook YMe. (Montgomery CO., Nh
Brice Gassaway,
And IN ALEXANDRIA. BIZ
RICHARD II. LITTLE, Druggist
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug and
Patent Medicine Store. No. 10, sign Of the
Mortar, Centre Market Space, Baltimore,
JOHN LOVE,
March % laW3m
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

RAN away from the Subscriber on the i0~ '
of May, inst. an Apprentice to the HoH'
Carpenter and Joiner trade, named
Jesse Hurdle. =,
le years ofage, about feet S inches hSr,
chuncky and well made, short brown n'',
halle eyes and good complexion had on =.
new blue Cloth Coat, domestic W'aistcoat 'D
Pantaloons, striped blue and white. 1t is SUI
posed he is gone towards Winchester. "%l
give the above reward to any person VINO w., W..
secure him SO that get him again, aho ~
sonable charges il brought home.
Edward Daley.
All persons are forwarned against hafU ,ot
ing or employing him, as will put the = !"
IN force against offenders l.
Alexandria, May IS.
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ORIGINAL
FAMILY MEDICINES,

Prepared with the greatest care & attention
BY MICHAEL LEE, & Co.
Lee's Worm Desire ing Lozenges,
This medicine is superior 10 any ever Of.
fered to the public, being innocent an~ mild
certain and cfHcacious in its operations
Lees Ellrir,
A certain remedy for colds, coughs, on
asthmas and particularly the whoapin;
cough so destructive to children
lees Essence Of Mustard,
So well known for the cure OF Rheuma
tism, govt, palsy, sprains, etc.
Lees Grand RekoratiUe,
Proved by long experience TO be unequal
led m the cure Of nervous disorders, con-
sumptions, lowness of spirits, inward weak
ness, etc.
Lee's gznt;-6iHous Pills.
For the prevention and cure of bilious ant
malignant ;svers.
Lees Soueyeign OiptmcH' for The Itch,
Which is warranted an anial'ible remedy
at one application
Lees LyalDle ,4gHe g Fcver Dr2hs,
For the cure OF agucs, remiltcnt and E'
termlttent levers.
Lees Genuine Persian Lcfon,
Celebr; ted for the cure OF ringwosms, tel
tiers, etc.
Lec's Genuine Eye Water,
An effectual cmedy for all diseases in tAl
eyes.
Which give immediate relief
Lees Tooth fchc Drofs,
Lee's Corn Plaster,
Lees Dan,ask Lip Salve,
lce'S Restorative Powder,
For the teeth and gums.
Lees .hnodyne Elixir,
For the cure Of every kind of headache.
Tic Indian Vegeto5Lc Specific,
For the cure Of Venercal complaints
Sold wholesale and retail, by the proPre
tor, No. 80, Pitt-Street, Baltimore.
K GRAY, bookseller, King-st All
N. KINGSTON, Fairfax-strcet, AleEar
dria.
l o country merchants and others, Sns
purchase to sell again, liberal discount VIZ
be given by the proprietors. i
To detect counterfeits, observe each arr.
Gle has, on the outside wr pper, the sISNs
ture of MICHAEL LEE, and 90 :
N. B. At the places of sale may be b's
(gratis| pamphlets containing recent and eS
traordinaly cases of cures whose lengthy pre-
vents their being herewith Inserted.
June 90 Ia"
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ALSO,
Wool Hats
Fifty Dollars Reward

INTILL be given to any person who will
Wv secure in Loudon County Jail, a
NEGRO Man named SAMPSON, whose dress
is unknown. He is a stout black man, ABOUT
SO years of age. with small eyes, and has
lost part of one ear by bite. He was bought
out of the estate of the late Mr. Daniel Mac
Carly of Loudon, andlatlerly was taken up
at Cedar Grove, in Fairfax county, * made
his escape from those who guarded him at
night. Last week he was seen in Alexan-
dria. He frequently has been seen passing
from Prince George cosnty in Maryland by
Sheppard's Mills into Loudon, and is believ-
ed to be generally concealed in Kcan's Neck,
Fairfax county.
William Chiffon.
I,eeshurq, June as ectf
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Rice, Cotton, Corn, &c.

100 whole and haiti tierces new Rice,
1900 bushels Corn,
IS bales Uplana Cotton,
g boxes British crowh and American
Glass, of different sizes,
20 ditto Fancy Soaps,
ladies' Fashionable Shoes
Trunks Of ali kind. ply
E. Gilman.
April 10 eoStlaw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-18
CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Friday. Ian. Ia
DERAI'E

u
On the following resolution introduced by
MIR. Randolph:
| ISeSofUed, That the President of the
0"ited Statfa be authorised to employ the
41my Oh the Cnited States, when not eu,,a-.
sea III actual service, and when IN his i;,dy
'ent the pubic interest VIII not thereby be.
'9nfed, in the construction Of roads, canals.
other WORKS OK pubic uii.ity."
mr.. Wy2Sht-Mr. Speaker, I hove tbis
louise will not disgrace itself by perm;ttine-
ms resolution to lie ON the table 1t prapo..
'es 10 convert the army OF the United States.
hto body OF laborers on the canals and
'uolc roads, and their officers into over
GERS OF the roads and canals IL goes di
! 5ectiy to convert the proceedings Of this
House on the bill to raise IS 600 men into n.
idrce' ana To present to the nation (whose
| sirit Is now awe TO avenge the wrongs we
nave too long sustained a very differene
| obJect to which that army NAV be anplies3
than that for which it was intended Sir
the President, who is the commander in
chlef OF the army, whose dnties as such ;,rs
confined to military objects, will thereby, he.
cohNe rted into superviscr-generat of roads
ana canals. Its not in the contemplation
81 INC constitution, that the President as
C. mmander in chief of the army eho,,1d
have such labor imposed ON him. Yon =, ;e,,,t
WIN equai propriety impose on him the. s,,-,
perVs'ng and assisting the tiiiaee of the COT,
ton plantations BY the army. Sir, the Pre-.
siueht would not be bound by such n law
ne army, sir, may be correctly engaged
on fortihcations, or such roads as are neces-
sary Tor their own use; pioneers to proceed
ana prepare the way Tor the army, as axer
men, are IN constant use. But, sir wouIa
you degrade the army by making them WORK
on canals and "hubhc roads," a punish
ment inflicted on felons in Marylands hone,
not, Mr.. Speaker. That gentleman h..
been patiently heard while opposing the hin
for 5000 men but, sir, after that bin nd.
been passedby a great majority oftbe Honee
submit to that gentleman, whether everv
friend to the great republican princ;ple
that majority shall govern is not. a. =
citizen, bound to give efficacy. to the mea-,
sure, and ms cooperation to carry It into
effect therefore hope this House will see.
TINS subject as having the effect have eta
ted, ana VIII not suffer the resolution to lie,
on the table, if the gentleman who has. IN,
my Judgment, thougl.lessly introduced it,
viii not withdraw it.
I3F Cdlhoun was not at all surpriccd 70
ma gentlemen, who are opposed to putting.
we country III war attitude, should endea-
our by every means in their power 10 de-
feat the measures adopted. AZ moment
"hsh we are calling upon the ycomanry Of
our country to step forward in defence ~
our rights, he thought such a moti(n vc,s.
lnproper and he hoped Congress would ,o,.
ireat it with so much respect as 70 sufrcr -.
lie upon the tab fer a moment. Th&
Gentleman had free eiitIy told the Horse ne,
cleyed the army as Composed ot the,
orAt Materials. he now appears 10 wish
20 bring the serucS iDtc disgrace. flehoLea
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-18

On Sunday arrived at Marblehead, schr
Adventure, Co,yey, Al days from Nantz,
in bailast.---l1cft ~ Nantz, sch ,oner
captain deigh, sc ling fsh at so francs clear
Of e%pcn~es a schr. Of do. captain Steven
son, ready to sail with cargoof ochre. -
The Adventure spoke noting. A fleet OF
men Of war had escaped 5 DAYS before the
Adventure sal ed and British cruzers had
gone IN paTsai' u them. The proceeds o;
the AdNenturc's cargo goods we presume
is stated 70 haze been put on board Of fast
sailing pilot boat schooner, bound into 4.
Southern port, a nd when had been sent
to England.
ESf'Gcf o. a letfcr .from me Cahkofn ofthr
brig CAarioHe,f 10 his o7OHer IN Bosf1n.
CoPENHAGEN, Oct 9, 1911
SIR have tlIe moiaifcaticn to infot1.
you, that your brig Charlotte, with her car
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indeed solemn, awful. aud Ea3ry days but row
All seer1s leet and serene sA'vc as rcturnsa our
eiieelt'iess 10 rs, and i.-s4ce al w-.a,e, eth
grateful tas.ss to lit. Slrre;a, RnIer OF Ntul FOE
orr press saioi.--;'ron Natehrz or New-tl. ,ea.s
i@'i 'y,te you iu,i AMI minute 81 tae con-
vulsion, n--!ir7ola s1fff =
Riehsra =. lee, Esq. sre-slected President q; The
Bank u. Virginia at this place.
We nave silsasreeabie task in giving the follow
ing iiceresli"s particulars
On Saturday slst the Packet s!oop Extefisleat,
Raj, '~ft th's TOR Chariesto, hay the CHAR ston
company ct Coaieh;,ns ia board, a;d on SUNDAY
night, - siolvnt gate of md. WAS stranded on
raise Cape ihe ps>se,sc'1, ,d ereY were Ill s-
we'd, rud III. eargo ~. is,,be saye, but the vcs
SCI, 1t T. supposed. cc',';. he 70, III
w inserted ia CIR ast i,,les, letter from MIR.
III t~oSscr, VINO resides about inl,s 10 the scsth-
ward % +Sape Henry, informing, that "a disn,as,ed
brig ''ad Zee" seyer;d days tiag Ills honse--
Snoc then have learnt dat TIE said ll'g is the
Anu, eeary, q sctcrshrrs. she is on shore * biz
ged, a;,e! tao oil the sas have periss,i.
on iiad q considerable sin liz specie ht,srd
Tor "a mouse ia tins town, winch We learn has been
saved.
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suuy &C, >shlCh, tht U5n IL gees not iali strict
within the ieI Ter vi the resuiutiIn, or per-
haps the line Of our du y, is yet too interest
ing TO nc passed over. Why this fatality !
WAY have SO many victims persisted on this
melanchol, occasion? IL cannol be said
that it was the combustibihty IF the build-
ing and the rapidity OF the nre, great as
the, undoubtedly were, which altogether
PRODUCED this mortality ef The species---for
we Cannot believe, If large Nomitnties had
been erected Tor the passage Of the crowd
K lhere had been doors enough toadnit them,
tnat mere than one-te:ith of an audience
sh u.d have persisted ON the occasion"
That like complaint cannot be made a
gainst this Theatre, we believe is well I'M
derStood.. ihe pubic have been appraised,
th,,r there are FIVE different communications
from the Boxes, (two into Theatre Alley,
from the Stage, and three into Chatham
street)-one the usual box entrance (; a Sc
cond the Gallery entrance, to which there
are communications through the upper and
lower Coffee Rooms ; and a third through
the Box Office From the Pit there are
two passages that are fire proof IN addi-
diton to the preceding, and still further to
insare safety in case of an alarm, a thi,
communication with the common entrance
has been made, fifth door opened through
the vacant apartment lately occupied by Mir.
* Dunlap, the Miniature Painter.
1t should also be rec elected, that the lob
bies of the Theatre are adequate to contain
the whole # the audience, and that tho ven
tilator in the centre of the dome, must pre-
clude all danger from suhocation by smoke
b The Sccaery Of this theatre is all canvass
themost cf which is painted on both sides,
and therefore nearly nconbustib!e. From,
the sok5ity and construction OF the building
and the number of hands constantly cnga
yes, in every department where an accidep,
might arise, the Managers feel confident in
assuring, chat it is scarcely within the scop,
of y ssibiiity that such thing should ocCur
or ii occurring, that it should be attended by
any consequences fatal to the audience
The subscribers, at the request of the Nit
nagers Of the New-York Theatre having
examined the same, 10 report that the
SAID Theatre is substantial stone building
that me roof OF the said building aithoagh
wo ii, is so perfectly secured and we'll sup
ported that it could mt under consideia
bic ength of time be demolished that tn,
boxes are supp"rtcdby iron Coiumns case,
with wood; that there are four passage.
leading from the boxes 20 Chatham sire It
and three leading int Theatre alley; thai
tIefe are Two passages from the pit; ant
that IN ,he opigio!. f he subscribers, if the
sad puis'ling was 10 take ire, there could bt
ne piN IDLE danger t. the audience, the ave
nnes Dellg large, the doors all opening out
wards, aud the means Of escape.
Tau
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PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 9.

1t is runoUred rms morning that adyices
have been rcceiA Cd from Epsiauc that The
British Orders IN Couacil are repealed
tNcS7S!,r.1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-18
We Gaee pleasure in stating, on tie ain

we Dave pleasure IN StaCDS, on INC an-
ihority oiietters n, ii iesl ec,abe members
OF the Legislature ol semsyiv ania, that the
4" American Bank" Of ave ar seven millions
Will certainly not receive u charter from
that body. II is understood, that The commit
tee reported the bill merely w,,h d view ct
bringing the question bel fore the Legislature.
The JOINT committee OF the legislature ar-
pointed 10 examine into the state of ti,e
Pennsy iuanid, Phlt0ariphiu aEG Farmers e.
81, chanicS' Banks, have made Il detailed re-
port Of their situation. ana expressed IN o.
pinion favorable To their solvency and sac
~
a proposition was submitted to tie Senate
~ Pennsylvania on THURSDAY The 9th inst.
by Mr. Isaac Weaver, III the form ot re-
solution. deN ising q mode for asceraming
ne VIII Of the people CT Pennsylvania on the
sub'ect OF Calling a convention, 70 astcr ana
S'neud Certain parts OF the constitution OF
i79o. R" Fhe mode proposed is, a recon-
rlendation 10 the people TO siNe "a yc.c at the
general election i'll next Oct, in the same
manner rs other votes are given, declaring
on the Tickets whether they will have a
conNention," on mo convention for the
purpose of making certaii specified amend :
ments, and no other to the state constitution.
MAJ. INK.
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ASHINGToN, jan. IA
The presidc.t of 70 u. 5 did ON The II ~
ii' rnr sc au4 s'g tle per used By
{ tress f0r rdising an additions! military
force.
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January 2.
.8os TON, January 8.

.'OS ON jdnlary o.
SMJGGLERS Two hogSheads &
bro Hard W re, Cutery, &c. We,
SEIZED 10 ilis t'wn ye.,cr,iay frau IN )oar1
schr E-rF liioH, BROOKS, from Gasfhoj.
b. the officers OF G. veriment-The cask
were entered as containing POTATOES.
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llcEcc in the government abroad anc at
hnne such instability cannot produce con-
ndencc from people who are suffering c ye-
~ possible injury III their affairs from foi eign
Sggres>ion--and by foreign nations, our me-
naces & ourprofcssi Ms must he considered as
perfectly huNic.-.Auroru
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-18

Exfract # aieftey fronl Il Cep,'ejnan 5gho is de-
sceHaing fhe RiUer .NiSsiSsibbi, 10 his father in
his place, datef
(hichrSatv .4.gsncg, Nee. 81, 1911.
o. che f5h WE reached the co huence OF Ohio
md Mississippi; and on the lii, Sc entercd tle ia
der OF rivers; on tic 18th VIC pass New Ja,irid
spail settlement On Upper Louisiana. ard NJ ~ %
clock t,c morning ri To- 10TH we soasibly FrIt the
lar OF dstnf coavnleiJn. which coniecfured to
be nv E1rthrrake. caused by tie eruption NJ some
voie4uir or~r 'l0s fT q Use West Of the Valley Of
the Hise se 8" W hose in Coz that its scat was
trr f'im b in nir'atoia W. haze frequently
heard distant Ike t.lsrder since the fs.l, was
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1lTNE.
NINE. PORTLAND. Jan 2.
IMPR F.SSAiENT

The notoriors Decrrs, commander a
nc Frigatc GnetTier whose name every
American views with disgust, and who car
red the brig Done. OF Wiscassct, stole
pom that vessel. On the 1ith Se.tember
Isl, NATHAN'L SNOW, of Philadelphia.
"a American, formerly Rigger Of tirat
'lace-When CHS American captive pro-
'ncei his HGber protection, the inso.
ence Of this commissioned scouudrel in
1ce him to obseTt c, ." You may Eghf roR,.
fbe 7oih y0nr frotccti0n AL avtH TIN
min me first 7yatch"-Can these things be
b lie by free pcople--if so, why not rc-
. nnce orr Independence, aud become col
pnists of a Tyram at unceS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-18
JOHN F.. Wi.aT.
THO MAS TAYLOR.
WILLIAM BRIDGES.
INHN NAIIAND

Ji)t1N J. ijN}LLIA ~ -.
We the subscribers, Firerfien of the CITY
Of New York, having accurately examined
The New York Theatre, are Of opinion,
Tint no danger could occur to the audience
in case of fire and our opinion is founded up
OF the very substantial manner in which
the Theatre is built. and the various com
munications leading into the streets. Aud
having examined the roof and finding it so
we'll supported, we are of opinion that there
would be no danger and we should not hest
tate in going into the building provided it
had been on FIRE for half an hour
January 6, 1912.
-14 WILLIAM L. MOTT.
GEOtGE II. ON III.
GREGORY SNOTRER.
EDWARD SMlTa
BENJAMIN vi. BIRDSALL.
ANDREW l;gKER.
JAMES COX
ABRAHAM QUICK.
CHARLES SMITH jr.
At the partcuar request If vi +. Price, we
have cdrefuil' examined che Condition of
IT. Sew Work The;trc & are f opinion chat
The eIe-gsqg statements as To ITS securit,
TO snS diehce against the injaries of fire
are correcf.
JOSiAu OGDEN HOFFMAN.
JOHN Z. LIVINGSTON.
WHLiAM CUTTING.
~ 5. JONES Jr.
CADN-AIA.ADERD y. GOLDEN.
WILLIAM IRVING.
January ;.