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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-11-28

ENGLISH CT 46d!N44R, WRITING
.4NF 4RTTRMETIC
generally. terms will be FIVE pot
LARS per- FIR, with fcmc addition
rharse,' or FIRE weed, TO be paid in sd
fSSnce, gu terly, at the time OF cnteting.
A iubfcr N viii be opened at his ref
dence - dock os Markei-Grees, near
ly oppofi. Rev. A. Ralmain's, W hef&-
in his terms II regulations will be more
particularly fes forth; and no fcholaT
will be admitted into the fchool uafif
thofe terms and regulations are fubscribed
to particular attention will be paid TO
the conduct of the pupils while at ichool.
The fubicriber will bind his patrons to
procure fuch books as he fhali approve !;
and no other, as clafs books, will be ad-
mitted into the school; thofe books will
be Murray's Grammar and compilations
generally, with Walkers Pronouncing
dictionary; as also fome approved abridg-
ed American and Englilh Hihory and
Geography, when the improvement OF the
pupils fhall render it advantageous. If
fmall number Of fcholars can be had,
the fchooi will commence with the next
year. Those Psrfons who may feel diff
spofed to patronifc this fchool, are referred
to the gentlemen of CharleRown, Jeff:f-
fon, where the fubfcriber taught fehool
for fcJeral Yeas, for information respect
ing his qualifications as teacher
WELDON BRINTON.
Winchcher, 18th OCT. 1917. 81
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-11-28
10 Dollars Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the fubfcriber, or
AN the IL November, living on Hog
Creek, Frederick County, Va. Negro
man named
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-11-28
ENGLISH GRAMlI4R
SCHOOL.

He Subscriber, who expects fhertly
4 to remove with his Emily to this
town, will open
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-11-28
An Oyerseer Wanted.
THE SUBSCRIBER

WHISTLES to employ a pcEfon in the
w above capacity for the enfuing
year. a married man with fnall IA
mily will be preferred. A good birth
will be given TO pcrlon well qualified
and who can come well recommended
1t is needless tor Others to apply.
RICHARD P. BARTON,
Near Newtown, Oct. IS 8.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-11-28
TO PRINTERS.

Constant Employ and
Liberal Wages will be
given to a Imneynaap
Printer, if immediate APP
plication be made at this
Office.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-11-28

BENEDICT ATHEN,
a soldier about Is years of age, five fec
ten and three qaartef inches high, rudy
complexion, dark eyes, iaudy hair, and
the fore iinger of his left hand has oeen
taken OF at the middle joints by occupa-
ton fchoolmater had on at the time
of his deicrrien, Black broad cloth
coat, Black pantaloons and black saRe
round his hat. will give Fen dollars
reward for experimenting the faid defer
ter and delivering him TO me or any Com
m;Aioned officer OF the United States ar
my.
MICAIAH LYNCH, Lieut..
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4 4 RON .

Abort rs years old, feet 10 OH in
chcs high, thick lip't is not remark
ably black nor can he be called a nulat-
TO. He fays he is the property OF
ChichcRcr Efq. of Fairfax County
Va. His owner is desired 70 come for
ward prove property and take him away
or he will be dealt with as the law di-
reefs.
GEORGE TRISSLFR,
Goalcr i. c.
Nov. LISP. Sc
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-11-28

SELECT SCHOOL,
if reafonably encouraged, where he will
infruet the you,i of both fexes, in
ENGLISH CT siff44R, WRITING
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-11-28
A Runaway Negro.

VEIAS committed to the Goal Of
w this County on Sunday the 18TH
inf. Negro Man who calls himfelf
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Ten Dollars Reward

IN ESERTED frem nay Recruiting
IL Rendezvous in Stanardsviile. O.
range county, Va, on the night of the
nth inf.
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F.bra7ry
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-04

e. OUCATION -JOH-N D.9RR3C. "a natye
"a : of France, and for several years teacher of the
French Langusge, in various scminaIes in this
Fry, respectfully informs the inhabitants OF Richmond
and its vicinity, that he viii, from the 9th Ianua-
next, wat on LADIES and GENTLE.IEN de-
circus of being instructed in the FRENCH LAM
EUAGE. The knowledge he has acquired of the
English, in this country and in England, (without
which it is impossible teach with propriety,I will
be double advantage to those who viii honor him
with their patronagc-as it viii enable him to uon-
y.y, in more iiomatc manner, the principles of
the Language, both regarst the writing and spca5
ing OF it with elegance and propriety.
AClass viii be opened in the Evening for Gentle
men whose business will not permit them to attend
during the day-but punctua attendance will be re-
Quired.
For terms and other particulars apply to the Prin-
ter, to hi'nSe from to 10 o'clock every day at
Elias V. Lachazc's, main street.
The Italian method OF Book keeping, with late i'm
proycment, will be taught by j. ID. to fw gentle
men.
Jan. Q. 3tSw2wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-04

a. NEE.S at Rocketts--I antling from board the
~ Antelope, Captain d. Lawrence, and viii be
Sold Oh Monday, the 9th instant, on Vests Wharf
70 iIhds. ofthe very ist quality retailing NJ .
lasses,
90 Barrels excellent Brown SUGAR.
3LSO-
r2sxpected be landed, ar the same time from on
board the Constellation, Capt. Jackson from,
Phikaaelbhia--
60 tlogsheads prime Pennsylvania Whskey,
40 Puncheons superior quality Old Antigua Rum,
9 Tons Swedish IRON,
so Barrels Peningtons best labelled LOAF
SUG AR, and
90 Dozen Lime Juice
II This sale will be cosi.ioely, without reserve
.-he terms win be made known on the Wharf by
AGoncur-, Robinson u Peasants, Y. NJ.
January Q. ct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-04
~ EMoYAL.-JOH.r 81 JOSEPH BoYCE.

ENC 81 JOSEPH BOYCE,
2 ~ Jr Bookseiiers, i'nders aud Satoners respect
fully acquant their friends aud the public that they
have removed from their former situuiOn to the one
lately occupied by SIR. HiIiar, and tie second door
above Mr.. James Browns vendue Office.
Thcy take this opportunity to return their ack-
nowlc1ggncnts for the liberal encouragement they
have experienced, and with p grateful sense of the
favors they have received, beg leave TO inform the
public that they have opened another store at Lynch.
burg IN this state, where the ionkseing, Binding *
Stationary business, is carried under the im,nedi-
Ate direction OF Joseph 3oyce, ir.
They will always he regularly supplied both in
Richmond and at Iynchburg, With general sssort-
ment of every article in the several branches of their
business, and hive 1t ia their power execute any
orders they may be favored with, at the shortest
Ece and on the most reasonable terms.
N H. I'm assortment is hourly expected of the
most approved school books, and likewise n further
supply OF Stationary. They have lately received a
variety OF the best and newest pieces OF muse, and
arc now opening for sale, Musical Instruments, VIC
lus Flutes and Fifes.
December l9. eptf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-04
( Vol. 8-----No. a.
NEW TRAVELS IN AMERICA.

John Mclish native Of Scotland, has russ
returned from a very extensive tour through
the w estern CONFERENCE.-The for Ihc
purpose OF obtaining the hes, information,
regarding the soil, climate, state Of society,
agriculture, manufactures, &c.
On former occasion Mr.. M. travelled
in a commercial capacity through all the
Atlantic States during which he kept G.
journal and particular attention to the Com,
merce, &c. of the u. S.
He now intends to publish his Travels in
the United States, including an account of
passages to and from Britain; Iravera
through various parts of that Country. of
ireland, OF Cf1ier Canada, accom- anied BY
appropriate Maps.
The first part of these Trarels, il is ntclr.
d d, will present a view Of the u. States
in her commercial Observation-Disclosures
with britain. The. second part viii de-
vclope the internal Resources of the Coun..
try, as to Agriculture, Manufactures. and
Internal Commerce, * the Mechanic Arts
and particular attention will be paid TO- the
Connection betwixt the Eastern anG Wegs
tern States and the means of improving it
by Turnpike Roads and Canals An AR.
pendiH viii be added, containing some jRn,-
portant Documents relative to the Extent cr
the Country, Progress of Population and in
ternal Prosperity Social Regulations and
- "'''''N iutu4S prosperity - greatness OF ting
Country.
We have conversed with Mr.. M. On tl..
SUBJECT, and from the Outlines of the Work,
and part OF the MSS. which we have seen.
we have no doubt it will contain much I'M.
formation, useful to the various Grasses of
society in the United States. 1t vii, be
entirely free from those preiu,ees SO much.
complained of in many other TravcIler(
through cur country and we have no hest
itation in stro gly recomn ending it to pub
lie patronage.-.N Y. 9ier. .4du.
from the @c7c- York Coium6id,i of Dec. II.
oTIcE.--Applicatio will be made Il the
Legislature OF this state at their next ses in,
to be held in the City of Albany on rho kst
tuesday in JANUARY next, to incorporate he
Subscribers and their associates INTO a Bar ks
ing Company in the cit, Of New Y rk. under
the sIie and name of the President, lirec-
tors and Company of the Bank of Amcrica.
with a capital stock of sia millions oy TX i-
lars, for the purpose of carrying on & trans
acting the business of bank in the said CT.
iy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-04
FOR FREIGHT or CHARTER,

ri O'TICE.-Agrecably to deed of trust executed
< y to the subscriber by Edmond Anderson, to Sc
cure the payment OF a sum Of money due Meacon
Torll and Joseph Enbrough, which said deed hears
hundred and eleven, will be sold to the highest bid
DER for cash, at the Washington Tavern, in the city
If Richmond on Thursday the 10th day of January
next, two likely NEGROES, Polly and William, to
raise the said sums OF money.
PETER CRUrCHFlBLD, Trustee.
Jan. 9. 1T
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-04

Z ipH MISSION BUSiNESS.----The subscribers
" having associated themselves in business. under
the FiS " of Scoiauin Lewis q 90 ~ Richmond
ADD Blair !prWcll y Go. IN Manchester, rtspcct
fully tender Lcir services 20 the public rs Co1,t,tissj-
'iar mn - its various departments and pledge
fhcmeei.cs that every attention will be paid 10 give
general satisfaction 20 those who may think propcr
80 rni v'st business ~ their manage .nent.
~ L>'yis ran hc ~ any time at The Earlc
Tsrera3 @l,"re lis Oiec is kept. -. RarwelI's Or
hcc - IN tie Bi,-sirect, neary opposite Manchester
Old Warehouse.
H. LEWIS,
-. BURyYELL.
Diehrool, Dec. o9. &c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-04

2O0 sacks Salt, mostly Lii
verpool filled
1900 lbs. Coffee, mostly
green
55 crates assorted queens
ware, stone ware, loose
and in Hhds.
So barrels Sew-England
Rum
w. I. do.
Brown Sugar
Loaf do.
Baltimore W.,iskey
Csrlther's and Ley
burns rectiicd Wits
key in barrels and tier
ces
New-York prime and
New-Orleans Pork
Chpt and whole Her
rings
Swedes and country Iron
castings
German, Crawley ami
Blisfered Steel
Window Glass
China in small boxes
Half pint and pint tum-
blers 81
Wine glasses
September 90.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-04

NAIANTED to Hire, from IS to 90 W.EGRO
w yMjt.N, 10 he employed in the coal business,
at the subscribers plantation James River. Mr..
Richard Sampson, jr. who lives tie place. is autl,o-
riscd to contract for tliem-and any communication
20 him in the Subscribers absence, may be made
through Mr. Fortilan at the f'ell-iavern.
J.N'0. YICEK2yH.
Tee. 81. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-04

swer, he would obtain the thanks of the MAJ
ton. The ceremony was not long.
" Bonaparte went round the circle Sc
cond' time, addressing few words here <
there without form, and finally placing him
self betwccn the wo Consuls, he bowed
slightly but cxpressively, when the compa-
ny withdrew
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-04
By Thomas Richie.

rT CONDirIONS----Fiv Dollars n year, TO be
raid annually in advance. Those who do not direct
aheir papers to be discontinued the end oil the year.
will be considered as engaged for the next.-Non will
be discontinued, until MI srrearages have been paid
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES viii be inserted in
this paper unless they ,ait. tor guaranteed by
Aome respectable person in this city or Manchester.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-04

AOIiN KING has just received an addi-
~ tional assortment of FALL & WINTER
GOODS which he will sell, at his usual cheap rates
for cash
Richmond, Oct %. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-04

oST, ON Friday last, = Red Morocco POCKET
as BOOK, with about Fifty Dollars in Virginia
Bank notes, and number OF valuable papers. ANY
person finding the same, and will deliver it to the
subscriber, shall receive handsome reward.
JOHN LEE,
On Skockoe Hill.
Richmond, Dec. ST. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-04
(Signed)
Dec. Of.

TIE Court Martial at Frederoktown HAYS
decided on the case 81 Gen. Wilkinson and
adjourned. The members being sworn not
TO divuige the sentence, OF course it cannot be
known until the President of the United
States decides.--But it is presur cd he
is acquitted, as, after the sentence was made
out and the court adjourned, euerg n1tm5s;-
waited ON him, which they could not Consist
emily have done, had they found him guilt Of
single charge This was the first time 81
their waiting on him since his arrest.
.3ieT Herald
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-04
| SSTMLIAM SHAPARD has for sale the
w followins- (,OODN MI.


Glass salt cellars
Race and ground ginger.
Spice, Nutinegs, Alum
Salt retre, Indigo
Chocolate, Birthstone
Rice, Mustard
Imperial and Gunpowder
Tea
Powder and Shot
Snuff
Ivory Combs
Logwood
Writing and Printing pa
per
German Rolls
Sack bags and sacking
j. haven't Duck
Romal handkerchief
american manufactu,
:, cd Goods, PIC,
Bed ticks
Diapers
Stripes
rl1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-04
LoNpoN. November 1o,

a letter, dated Nins's Bench. Dublin, Nov
IA, says Tbs morning, immediately af-
ter the judges Day, Daily, and Osborne,
took their seats on the Bench, Mr.. Bur
rows, on behalf o. he Delegates, rose and
begged 70 be informed, wliether in the event
OF judgment being given in favor OF The de-
murrer, it was the intention of the court to
proceed to trial this term. To this the
Bench replied they could not now give de
cided answer The chief Justice was indis-
posed, nor was It expected that his lord
ship would come down To- court before Sa-
would most likely be given, and that what
ever might be the result, their lcrtiships
were determined that no UNNECESSARY della,
should take place III any future proceedings
in this case"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-04
WAsH1NcroH, December 81

he bill from the Senate FOR raising an a(It+
dihona! military force, together with the ,ta-
port OF the committee Of Foreign Relations
proposing an amendment tt it, were vesters
day before the House of Representa- tives in
committee OF the whole. Considerable Get
oate took place on the modification of the SEE
mates bill proposed by the committee @ Fo-
reign Relations. The amendment prorosea
by that committee, going to reduce the force,
70 DE- raised from twenty tive to fifteen thou3
sand men, was negatiUed in Committee - the
whole, by majority OF from Is to 20 v ties.
ana the committee proceeded to consider the
details of the Senate's BILL unit. the usual
hour of adJournment.--.Nat.I nf.
The Court Martial lately sitting at Fre5.
ericktown on Cen. JAMES MILKTNsoN bass
adjourned sine die, aud several OF the mem
bers OF 1t have reached this City. The iudg-
ment NJ the court, we learn, Cannot DE made
public until it shan have been s,u,iJ.
ed with the appreciation Of the Executive.
a bill has passed the House Of Delegates
Of Maryland to tax Bank stock and other
mon ed institutions within the state, b volt.
OF 35 to22. The am unit Of tax proposed is
IS cents per annum on every hundred dols
lars OF capital stock.
-s
NORFOLK, Dec. so.
MOST Awful CALAMIrY.--Thc civ of
Richmond experienced on the niga OFT h,;,sy~
day last, calamity the most affecting mat
can he iound in the history Of our country -.
lniormauou OF this deplorabie event reacbed
this place by mail Oh Saturday lnOrning bnt
no particulars were stated tire information
Vas sent Oh on the Eight OF the uireful catas-
trophc, and before details could be procured
nope was furnished and cherished, tb.t thr.
fEteht OF misery W. eXagge ea:ed. Uu,e
rthe deiusion OF this pleas ny hope. orr c;t;.
zens remained, waiting with anxious drea1
the arrival OF the mali yesterday morning
Gracious Cod What words can con, r., the
anguish winch filled every heart, when he
dlstreSsn1 particulars, which are given II,
this days papet, were prom sat,r he
general s., .npathy which this tragical rela-
sion excited "a the breasts of WHO had mo
knowledge Of or connection with, tha al. or
innate victims, was 40 cd the dist c@s cf
those, and hot lew the we're who bad to
dep!orc Tic loss Of some dea~ relative. aHoc-
Language fails, when we 20 a ,crutt 20
describes tie sensations which are excited ~,
G. mruTEi"l r~casi II. TIE Ind. bal,l,. .,
Conceive any thiug So affecting, sink bef.sa
the awfdl scene Of distress In FEW i, .s,,,,-
mo 81, uts,age * worth. rsak * Talents. cc,,,b
1 * beauty, adjoining he society ~ which thev
! belonged, were consighned ~ one COM.
| m n grave. and the c1rtain of life ,tr,,,,.,,
! cn iuanyBwho could have calcula on rs
Of ielScV to themselves, ara Of eonlfor, ses
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-04

2 ~ SWIFT mr. FkOUR, OF the best
x qyaiii', in whole aud half IBIS.
GEo. GREENuOw.
Dueera'er N. etew
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-04
LONDON, Oct. %.

iAoNDONs W.T. ~.
Saturday morning court martial wa held
1t Portsmouth, on lieut.. Jas. Synlonds OF his
majesty's ship Vestal, for disobedience OF or
ders < neglect Of duty, for having suffered
MIR. VIM. Nichols, master OF the American
brig Alert, to so On shore and be ut large,
contrary to the express directions of captain
Berkeley, when the said Mir. Nichols was I'M
der detention on 4 charge of Serious nature
namely, having,aft the brig Alert, which
ne commanded, had been detained aad or
tered to Plymouth, overpowered the mid
shipman and seamen, and put them into a
BOAT ninety miles distant from land, they pro
sidentally acknowledgements at Brest, * were
made prisoners. The charge being clearly
proved against Lieut.. Symonds, he was for
this ofience sentenced TO be dismissed II ON,
MS majesty's SerUice.--Admiral Harood
President.
The late plan adopted in building many of
his majesty's ships and vessels in laying the
tlmbers in triangles instead of right angles,
has most fully answered al expectations
The saving in timber, workmanship, &c. is
immense independent of keeping all filth "a
way, as well as of admitting free cilcula-
ton Of air, and by that means avoiding the
dry rot, &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-04

Iheodorns Bailey,
Thomas Rackfcy.
Jzhn J. LQgsrcMce,
JoAn Z. Chansfiiin.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-04

a bill has passed the House Of Delegates
Of Maryland to tax Bank stock and ether
mon ed institutions within the State, b a vote
OK 36 to22. The am unit Of tax proposed &c
IS cents per annum on every hundred dols
lars OF capital stock
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-04

The Court Martial lately sitting at Fred.
ericktown on Cen. JAMES WILKINsoN hae
adjourned sine die, aud several OF the mem
bers OF it have reached this City The iudg-
ment pf the court we learn, cannot DE made
public until it shan have been IN, 8.
ed with the appreciation Of the fuec,+;,..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-11-26
1eoetrv.
(sELEcTED.)

rSnExsroxE, although SO much admired as
song writer, nothing from his pen ex'
cells the following
Here is the glen, and here the bower,
All underneath the birchen shade;
The village bell has told the hour,
O what can stay my lovely maid
'ris not Mara's whispering CALL
Ills but the baIny breathing gale,
Mkt with some warbler's dying fall,
The dcwy star Of eve TO hail
II is Nfaria's voice / hear,
So calls the woodlark in the grove,
Ills little faithful mate to cheer,
At once lis music, and It's love
And art thou come, and art thou true,
u welcome dear to love and ms,
And let us all our vows renew,
Along the howcry banks OF Dee.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-11-26
To LET,

{ Ind laosscssion siver inriediafeiy.)
~ convenient House, situated near
the Pos; oliec--Aiso, Cor sale. good secondhand
Chaisc with llsncss. For particulars inquire OF
May 80. JOHN MAlisH.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-11-26
NOILL.

IVOI 10 Z.
THE subscriber wishing to close bis business in
Il this town, so'icits those Who are indebted to-
him to make payment without delk to Mr.. Nathaniel
Sweet, who is duly authorized to settle the same.
Nov 10. JOSIAH MUNRO.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-11-26
,;sA:As
.EsMg.
COMMERCIAL LINE.

To and from .Nesv. Io,k, and Phiadsihsia.
THE subscribers offer their services TO the pub
i lie, for the purpose OF transporting Merchan'
die, and conveying Passengers To and from New
York, and Philadep!sia. by the way OF ew-Druns'
wick and Trenton, in NewJclsey. Substantial and
fast sailing vesses, and stores provided
at each place together wiy safe Wagons and care
fu drivers on lie turnpike road for the land trans
portaion. The propretors pledge themselves for
the safety and despatch OF all goods committed to
their care.
Application may be made in New-Yorii TO SruART
& BacsxAS, No. 8, son,h-sireet, opposite the place
Of landing, and in Philadelphia TO JoHs GOODWIN,
on Arch-sireet wharf, who will take charge OF all
goods committed 10 the care Oh the firm.
SfuarT u Brennan, No. s, South-st n. T..
lain Nelson II Son, n. Brunswick, n. j..
George .d5dO' U Co. Trenton, NJ
.He.r'r. Chambers, )
New-York, Nov. 1, 18l2.--4w
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TAKE NOTICE.
TO LLi',

THAT pleasantly situated House. south enl of
l. Thames-s:rcct formerly elongng to Captain
Hcury Hunter. There is large Garden : snd The
Hobse is we'll calculated for Two families The PFC
misses viii re lct on v-rr reasonab. terms Apply %
O,.T.. sNNVhi WY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-11-26
NOTICE..

THE subscribers having been appointed by the Hon.
Court Of Probate of the town of jamestown in the
county of Newport commissioners TO examine and
adjust the claims against the Estate OF
WILLIAM TEN,
late of said Jamestown. (nissing nrd supposed to
have been lost at seal represented nsolvent; do
hereby give Notice, that further time OF six months
from the date hereof allowed to the creditors Of
said Estate Soye their respective claims and that
will, for that purpose, attend at our respectiyc
dve ling houses,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-11-26

NEAL T.O n L..
THE subscriber, having full power from Will
i LIAM p. MvMfoRb, of Newport, to Convey
at discretion the real estate of the said William,
fers for sale tract of land lying on Point Judith, in
th'Kingstown, consisting of
One Hundred and 77veioe acres,
well proportional for meadow, pasture, arabic and
marsh Said land will be sold together in divisions
may best suit the purchaser, and at public auc-
,ion if not speedily disposed of at private sale. 1t
may be so divided as to accommodate several Of the
proprie,ors of adjoining lanos. It is requested they
will take the matter into consideration, and make
their wishes in relation 20 il known as conve-
nent. Possession will be given the 25,h day of
March next. PAUL Nj. MUMFORD- f
Oct o.