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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-03

e, Or RENT-and possession given immediately
Il the following property, to wit
The newly erected Brick House, and lis appurte
nances, with the enclosed acre OF Ground, pleasantly
situated on Shocko, hill, ad JOINS, that OF Thomas
wilson, Esq. which was the last wear, and unit. now
occupied by Counsellor Almms.
The Brick Store, Comptng Room end Vault for
the deposit OF Coal ON the main street t;. COZ:
ner OF sad main or street and 18th street directly
fronting or In view OF that leading to the Basin
winch is among one OF the best mercantile stands in
the city.
Thetwo west rooms of the FIRE proof Brick I.um
her House, to the north of the Lot Oh which the
store above mentioned stands; each OF which have
fire places.
Also, the ground floor of said Lumber House which
beng paved IS perfectly dry and fit for the reception
of -four, &c. &c.
And for Rent, that beautiful little Farm within
two mies OF the Capitol late the property of Raw
leghs estate, containing 10 acres under re
one half of which is covered with timber and fire.
woodland has on ii, a well finished 5 story Wooden
iu'ding, affording every convenience for !, family
Kitchen, Laundry aud servants rooIus on the lower
aoor-ah excellent Spring about SO yards distant
from the dwelling house, covered by a long neat
shelter; under the shade of which, and the surround
ing trees, parties in the heat of weather NAV be. A.
greeabiy solaccG-somc out houses-a beautiful Niece
OF cleared meadow ground, that yielded the year be-
fore last q am tod) five ton of fay two acres of
ground newly paiied in a Garden. The conti.uity
OF this place to the town, viii afford TO those who
wish TO live retired from its noise and hustle and ot
the same time to be engaged in active pursuits
within the cty-as also to diversity agreeably por-
ton N, OF their time in agriculture, sc. every facility.
This eligible, above described rural spot, the sub
scrber Will either Rent, Sell or Exchange, for i'm
proved property within the limits of the city
Also, for Rent, very fertile post and rail-encos-
ed lot OF ground, lying the street leading from
the market house, towards Col Adams's Saw Mill
containing about Three Acres. For cultivation. il is
generally thought that this spot is as favorable, and
would be as productive ms any in the valley.
RO GREENHOW.
Fep. ~ eD1mo.
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Br.aUT1os1rr.
AN ACT.


10 continue IN force for aJnrther time TIE FIRST sec
non 81 the os., entitled - IN Jarfher TO protect
tie commerce ard seanien u, rhe Uaitea Stdtes
against the BdrD9yy Powers"
kEH enacted by the Senate and Xonse Of Re
ID personalities of the United Stdtes of .in,eyi-
ca, an Congress assembled, That much of the act
passed on the twenty fifth day Of Marcll one thou
sand eight hundred and tour, entitled ' An act fur
Tier to protect the commerce and seamcn of the u
nited States against the Barbary powers rs is con-
tanned in the first section OF the said act a:i which
was revived aud continued in force Tor the time there.
IN mentioned, by an act, entitled "An act to revive
and continue in force, tor further time the first
section ct the act entitled An act further to pro-
tect the commerce and seamen of the United States
against the Barbmy powers" passed on the tweiitl,
tay ot january. one thousand eight hundred and ten,
be, and the same is hereby continued in force sntil
the fourth day OF March, thousand eight hundred
and thirteen: Provided however, That the additi-
onai duty laid by the said section sa. be collected on
all such goods, wares and merchandise liable to nav
the same as shall have been imported previous to that
day.
II. CLAY,
Speaker Of the Herse gf Representatives..
GEO. CLINTON,
Vice-P President Of the United States, and
President Of the Senate.
January 81, 1919.
4pfroved,
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IL j. BURR, has Just received consignment of
II. Goshen Cheese, OF superior quality, in casks
and boxes
philadelphia Porter, in Hogsheads and Bottled
Ditto Beer in barrels.
Cotton Goods, Stripes and plain Cloths, Jeans,
Cords, Shaws, Bedticks, Sheetnss and Shir,ing Cot
ton, Spun Cotton, &c &c at manufacturing prices
Also, for safe as usual
a full assortment of Gentlemens', Youths and Ser
wants HATS, Hatters' Trmmings-A constant sup
ply of Baltimore Cut Nails and Brads-Rchmond
warranted Gun-Powder, in kegs and eannisters-
Patent Shot, SIC. Sc. sc.
Richmond, Feb IL. WOW
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ME subscriber, being DESTROYS of closing his bust
Il ness, offers tor SALE at cost and charges very
large and general assortment of we'll selected DRY
GOODS, for cash town acceptanccs.
All those having claims against me- are requested
to bring them forward for settlement, and those in
debted will please come forward and discharge their
respective accounts. l.. JOSEPH.
Richmond, Feb. IS. Ct
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GALES AZ AUGTlON.--On "Wednesday the 18th
- March, will he sold, at the late dwelling house of
Mrs Elizabeth Page. decd. sll the HOUSEHOLD
u KITCHEN FURNITURE, belonging TO her e.-
tate consisting of abcs, Chairs, Sdchoard, Beds &
Bedsteads, &c. in excellent preservation.
1cyns-For all sums above $50. rinety DAYS cree
dit-under $50, cash-By order OF the ,dminisrs-
tor, JAMES BROWN ir " NJ
Feb. 25. fdv
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N pursuance Of deed Of trust, exeeutcd to me
d by Bravton Craddock, Of the city Of Richmond,
bearing date the thirtieth day of July, 1871, shall
on lhursuay the twenty-sisth day Of nexe month
(Marcb 1922 sell at public auction, for ready mo-
ney, on the premises, House and Lot of Ground in
the said city of Richmond, occupied BY VIM Farr,
at the time of the date of said deed, opposite the
Courthouse in said city running down the cross street
to tic lot adjoining Mrs Aliens which lot is denoted
in the plan OF said city, by the number for
the purposes OF paving of money IN the said
Iced Of trust mentioned, and the expenses attending
the drawing, recording aud execution of the said
deed Of trust.
NATHL. SHEPPARD.
fcb % cDtds
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sIACON ESTABLISHMENT & Ben.
~ w. Ladd, at their Pork and Bacon House ON
the street passing through the Falling Garden and
near shocke creek, have for sale by the piece or
quantity, prime new BACON, now fit fur use.
Also, good Lard by the key
End Month, 18th. wtf
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kJs AHOGANY FOR SALE.--WEBSTEH 81
1Na TCORE have twenty or thirty inss OF St
Domingo MAHOGANY of superior tnality, which
they wlliseil upon moderate terms, for Cash or ap-
proved town acceptances, at so 81 60 tiays.
IL no, disposed OF sooner, they contemplate ship
ping it in about 80 days.
ihey also have ON hand general assortment Is
CABINET FURNITURE Of good quality.
Feb 90. or
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I'D DABNEY, having recovered from the accident
g. ds which he incurred at the late con.,aera;ion of
the Theatre, resumes, with increased alacrity tl.
execution of the plan which he has already made
public for publishing " Poems and Translations''-
and requests those who have taken charge OF sub
scription papers to continue their friendly exertions
to promote the success of the undertaking,
RICHARD DABNEY.
Feb. OF. az
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JAMES MADISON.

AN ACT,
Directing the terms suhich L0nds sold at public
sale, ard thar reOeyt for failure payment, shall
again be sold.
Y E 1T enacted BY the Senate and House of Repre-
sent atives IF The United States of .a,nerica in
Congress assembled That no tract or tracts of the
reserved sectonssor other public lands of the United
states, that have been may hereafter be sold ut
public sale and which may have, shall, on account
OF failure to complete the payment of the purchase
money, revert to the United States shall hereafter
be sold at private sale, price less than that tor
which the same. tract was sold at public sale.
III. CLAY,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
GEO. CLINTON,
Vice-President IF the United States, and
President Of the Senate.
January 10, 1919.
.49proved,
JAMES MADYSON
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VaSIE subscriber conscious, that with the aid of an
his friends will be better attended to than it could be
by an individual, has formed partnership with Mr..
Thomas Richardson, under the firm of Fox g. Rich
arison. With acknowledgements to those who have
heretofore favored him with their confidence he as
surcs them he vii. continue his best exertions
to deserve it, and hopes for continuance of their
iavors. JOHN FOX
Jan. %. wifi
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Feb. 25.

Notwithstanding, as soon as practi-
~ cable, to have final settlement with
r. w Rootes, esq executor Of my late partner, JOHN
Prosser, decd-This is, for the last time to request
most earnestly, any and every person, who may have
claim, or claims against the late firm of Prosser &c
Ooneure, or the surviving partner of the said late
hrm, to make known the to the subscriber is
the city Of Richmond nj the ycndue Office of Mon
cure, Robinson Pleasants, on or before the st day
Of APRIL 1879, in order, If just that ftll payment may
he made thcreof-A I'D all those indebted 10 the late
firm OF Prosser & moncure, the surviving partner
Of the said late firm, hereby informcd that suits
viii Unfortunately he instituted against such ofthe
rs do not make full payment by the LIST Jan. 1872
longer indulgence cannot lie given.
This notice viii he plead in bar or anv and every
claim, which after The first day Of April, 1870, may
re brought forward, or set up AGAINST the late frra Of
prosser and Ioncurc, the surviyne partner there
,t WIN. MONCURE,
SwVfvicg partner fht late fynr@
Pyosser g .Noncorc.
November ~. 1asstistlt.
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yENHE subscribers having associated themselves in
a business under the firm of Fox g Richardson,
beg leave to make tender of their services to their
friends and the public in general the Commission
Line, and hope to obtain share of public patron
age, which it shall be their constant endeayour to
merit.
JOHN FOX,
THOMAS RICHARDSON.
Richmond, Jan. IS. wifi
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/ n Cumberland January court, 1S12.---John Gill;
4 am and Catlarine James, Plaintiff.
against
Sherwood w. Cooke, an absent Defendant, in
Chancery.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that
the defendant Cooke, is not an iniabitant ct this
state motion of the plaintiffs, by their counsel,
ordered, that the defendant Cooke, do appear here
on the first of next April court 20 be held for this
county, and give security for performing the decree
for two months successfully in some newspaper prn
tel in the city of Richmond, and another copy be
posted at the front door of this courthouse.
a copy. Attest,
MILLER wooDsGN, jr. d. C. C. c.
February 81. wSwp
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4 NROCERiES--Now landing from board scloo-
va ners American Eagle and Indian Hunter, from
Ncw-York--
10 Hhds. New-Orleans Sugar
Is Muscovado do
10 ". f.. Rum
600O lbs. prime Northern Cheese
60 Bags Coffee
30 ~. chests Imperial Tea
81 Young Hyson
10 Crates assorted Stone Ware
% faggots Crawlcy Steel, and
10 Tons assorted Iron.
The above articles will he sold at moderate adj.
vance for cash, or TO punetual customers.
SHELTON 81 FINNEY.
February 81. wGw
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AHOUND on the Buckingham read. about three
e. miles above Isham Randolpb's, a pair of new
Saddle-Bags, containing several articles Of clothing
also some papers of value TO the a Mr.. Mar
shall appears to be tie owner, from the papers, and
may have them by applying to
CHRISTOPHER BRANCH,
liz .Hanchester-
Feb. 25. I'm
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: JAMES MADISON.

AN ACT,
For the relief Of Josiah III Tebb.
skE 1T enacted by the Senate and House of Re
nS Presenfatioes IF the United States of .3,neyi-
ca, an Congress assembled, That Josiah IL. w ebb,
who was wounded in the Greek nation of Indians,
while employed in carrying the mail of the United
states IRON Athens in Georgia to New Orleans, be,
and he is hereby allowed the sum of 6ftv dollars
payable annually out of the Treasury of the United
States to commence on the frs, day of January, one
Thousand eight hundred and nine, and continue du-
ring his natural life. y ,
Speaker Of the House of REPRESENTATIVES.
GEO. CLINTON.
ce-President Of the q. States, and
President Of the Senate.
December 10, 1911.
.aPproved,
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SAMUEL GRANTLAND 2yust...

SAMUEL GRANTLAND, Trustee.
Hanover, Fen. IL. tbs
N. b. In consequence of an error in the above o
Monday for Wednesday, the sale is postponed till
Saturday the 21st day of March, when it will posi-
lively take place at Mr.. Il. T. Burton's Tavern, in
the lower end of Hanover county.
Feb. 81, 1879. tlsp
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REPUBLIC OF H4YTY.
DECREE.

BY the CoRnci IF the Department IF the 1Ssnth
Being DESTROYS of encouraging by every means
Al their power, foreign commerce, and consequently
to facilitate the expectation OF territorial produce
IL is dccreed--
Art. From the date of t,s resent deere. eve
ny captain or supecargQ oil iOregn vessel who shall
arrive at any OF the ports Of this Department, shall
have the privilege Of disosng of his cargo he may
think proper and in he wishes TO cOhsign it. he
cannot do il but TO licensed merchant of the first
responsibility.
the Of SALE in lieu Of the duty of cosgn
nent. This duty Of 1-2 per cent. shall be prcvi-
oIsly levied or the amount ct imported merchandise,
according to the estimate OF the tariff aud exacted,
the Same as the import doty, month after the
rival OF the vessel
B. twenty -four hours after the arrival Of foreign
vessel IN port the captain shall deposit his papers at
the cuson-house stating the register of sail vessel
which paper shall he returned 70 him at hrs departure
ON producing proofs Of his having paid the legal char
ges those captains who refuse to conform To- this
rule sha not have the privilege of landing tier
goes.
4. The price of license for foreign merchants
which 1909 dollars, is reduced to 900 dollars
The price of license for Haytian merchant still
remains nj 900 dis
S. The licensed individuals OF 200 and 400 dollars
shall alone have the privilege of buying and selling
cargoes bv wholcsaethOsc licensed at so dis. like
wise sha alone have the privilege Of bargaining by
tie bale piece.
6. Every individual provided with license of nm
inferior class, and who shall be convicted Of having
exercised the privilege of license of higher class,
shall be trie according To law, and if foand guilty
be compelled to pay double the araount OF the license
he may have used-one fourth of this penalty to be
gwen 10 tho nformer.
T. The duties on imported articles, and of the 2
12 per cent. the missions of the sales being
specially deposit ID in the military ecst--nothing
shall prevent the collection Of these duties
g. The proper authorities are especially ordered
TO enforce the execution Of the above decree, &c
Done at Arx-Cayes, Goth Jan. 1879
The President of tlie Council,
(Signcd) BORGEI.LA.
T.s Secretary Of the Coar-H
g.. lsi) ByO. DLANCUET.
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NNILLlAM SIIAPARD has for sale the
w following C. 90 DIS Iii

" lohoWiHS 1OODO, Tiz
200 sacks Salt, mostly Lii Glass salt cellars
verpool filled Race and ground Ginger
1900 lbs. Coffee, mostly Spice, Nutmegs, Alum
green Salt petre, Indigo
SIS crates assorted queens Chocolate, Birthstone
ware, stone ware, loose Rice, Mustard
and in Hhds Imperial and Gunpowde,
SO barrels New-Eng,and Tea
Rum Powder and Shot
w. /. do. Snuff y
Brown Sugar Ivory Combs
Loaf do | iogwoad
baltimore Whiskey Writing and Printing pa.
Caruther and Ley per
burns rectttcd WINS German Rolls
keyin barrels and tier Sack bags and sackine
ces Ravens Duck
New-fork prime and Romal Hapdkerchiefs
New-Orleans Pork
Clipt and whole Her. american \,n0nutacfu,
rings ed Goods, pis:
Swedes and country Iron Bed ticks
castings Diapers
German, Crawley and Stripes
Blistered Steel Checks
Window Glass Shirtng
China in small boxes Sheeting
Hall pint and pint tun- Chambrays
biers Piaids and
Wine glasses Cotton Yarn
September 90. f
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II, HALLAM, has received by the Anacreon, di
~ rect from England, the following assortmen
OF FRESH GARDEN SEED5--whch may be had
at his Tea, Glass g China Store, first door above
the Eagle Tavern, Richmond.
Cabbage. Lettuce.
Early York, Green Coss
DO sugar Loaf Grand Admiral
Green Savoy Ice
Drum Head Cabbage
Red Picking Brown Dutch
Early Il late Cauliaower Mouscarc
Peas.
Early Frame Blood Beet
Do Charlton Orange Carrot
Do Royal Dwarf Satisfy
DO. Spanish Do. Scarcity
DO. Sugar DO. Red and White Pickling
Blue Prusslan Onion
White & Blue Marrowfat Solid Celery
Snaps. Winter Summer Cross
Eavy Yellow Curl'd Parsley
DO. Brown Sorre
DO. speckled Thyme, Maroram
Arbour Il Windsor Beans Summer Sayory
Cucumber. Nasturton
Early Frame Curl'd Spinage'
DO. Long Green White Indive
Do. Cluster Hanover Turnip
Short Prekey. White & Black Mustard
Radisi. Rape and Canary
Short Top Scotch Kale
Salmon Small Dutch Clover, and
Purple Timothy Seed.
Turnp
And in daily expectation Of receiving one hundred
bushels REDCLOyER SEED.
November 90. wifi
NTIRGiNIA INN-1he subscriber respectfully
Y Informs his friends and the pubic that lie has
taken, for term of years, that well known stand in
this ssy, called the TIRGEyV'L4 wv, on the cross
street leading to the Governors where he has q
pencd Public House for the accommodation of
those who MAY call on him
few Boarders viii be taken by the year, sc. Sc
BEyVJ.AyHI.N .HOSBY,
From Pozghataa.
~ r. Horses vial be taken on Livery by the
year, &c.
January 25i vSv
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Il OR SALE, to the highest bidder, for ready mo-
4 ney, at the Tavern at Hanover courthouse. ON
Monday the Goth day OF this month, it being court
day II Tract Of Land, containing 81 1-2 acres, more
or less, lying the north side of atiduquir creek
between Hooper's Mill & Streets Mill, in the lower
end OF this county, and bounded by the lands ct Ed
mund Hooper and others, conveyed in trust by Jos.
ihomson to me, by deed bearing date the 18th
March last, and recorded in Hanover county court
And, one Bay Horse, one Feather Bed, Rcdstcad
and Furniture, and the Crop of Corn and Fodder,
conveyed in trust b. the said Thomson me, by deed
bearing date the 9th Sept Last, also recorded in the
SAID Court
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II, HALLAM, has received by the Anacreon, di
~ rect from England, the following assortment
OF FRESH GARDEN SEED5-which may be had
at his Tea, Glass g China Store, first door above
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-04
FRESH SUPPLY OF
GROCERIES.
JOSIAH MUNRO,

Oilers tor sale, On very Reasonable terms,
for cash, or approved paper, at The old
stand OF j. MUNRO & Co.
No. ll6, Thames Street,
Hbds. w. Island Rum
IS pipes best country Gin,
6 do. 4th psoot Brandy; ~
10 Or. casks Sherry } ,y;nos
5 do. Malaga s ""'' 3 :
IS boxes hyson, ! s.
20 chests hy sonskin, Taos. SIS
IS do. souchohg, ~ &
DO. bohca
10 bags and Is bbis. Cofse; S-S
25 boxes Chocolate, NO. /, 2& 8,
40 uo. Doo.i,rle's Sop; &
200 W. Spanish Hotant indigo; s s
zC0 do. w.Orlcans uo. SS
IS 5bags Pepper; s.
Is do. Plmento; s 3
ECO lbs. Nulmegs; sA
100 do. Cloves; : 5
S boxes Mustard; sS
rs sacks Corks; E
10 kegs best Ginger; g -
5-hhds. Pearl. Ashes; Sa
3 tons Campeaehy Logwood; Ass
$50 lbs. India Alum; &c
5 bbIs. Starch; : g
) bags Cotton; 9
Pots Maccabau Snuff;
Kegs Rappe do; 5
BiadGers do.
Papers Tobacco, sc. &c.
Ne7p6o1 AGrch a, 1912
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LlIHSTkD,

In This town. at the Methodist Chapel, on Sunday
evening last, by the Rev. Mr.. tfbh, Mr. Wa. LAW
LESS, OF Bristol, TO Miss ELIZA e.. YEoMANs daugh-
ter of Capt. John Yeomans, of tins town.
DIED,
In this town, the Doth ut Mr.. BENJAMrs
MyMroRp, eyed 78 years. BE sustained through
lite u character of honest nan; and died he
had ilsel, sincere Christian.
AZ .iAdd to:as. on the 18th ult Mr.. JosiAs PECK
HAM, ~ the 9th year of his age, son of Alalson
.'cckham, esq q, his dufu conduct, and amia-
oicnessof disposition he was justly belovedby his
parents md come xions, and his death is deeply la
m, nted by ala WHO knew him
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-04
Education.

THE subscr.t'f i,k,s this metfrd to
Il inform the citizen. oc.Newport and ~ ,W.a'-
", that I've h~s engas ased the hoose No. 5, Chorch
""oet, Which hes been occupied for seye'ai yt 5 by
Me FRASER, for a school wner, lie int "a .psp
an Ac cademy on ,he FIRST Monday IN Apn, ia the
Instruction Of youth, ot hoh sexes, III h, following
branches Of ii,,rsture viz the vhgush ianhuape.
gr ,mmaucail,--th Latin and Greek lrppuag.s---
Geography, with the use and explanation Of maps,
globes, &c --penmsnship -Ari,hmctick--aud other
branches Of the Mathematick tIstoryfand Csulo %
siton.
lie thinks, that from many years practice in tc:ch-
ing III some OF the most reputable seninar'es IN The
state OF Massachusetts, and elsewhere, he shsI. be-
able, with the utmost cxeriion on his part. &c awe
Satisfaction TO those gentemen who MAJ l'teso To-
intrust him with the education Of Cheir children
j. CLARKE
N. T. Mr. C. intends TO pay strict att nuon ID
teaching the English language. from tie latest and
most approved grammars and the other branches
commonly taught IN Academies.
Newport, Mar 4, 1912.
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10 be Sold a; Pubick Auction,
On TUESDAY, March 10, at 9 o'cioek, #.
~. EJair, if nor, the ne:rt yair day, on
tie Premises,
FiiE personal estate Of JOSEPH Gun
Il DALI, late Of portsinou H., deceased, viz -
Househoid Furniture a variety OF Books
Also, quantity of stock, consisting OF pair of
Oxen (; pair of Steers . Cows 81 sheep. Aiso,
5 MeTinoes "a Ewes and ONE Rap}; z shosts ?
Horses and some Poultry. quanuty OF Pork, ,3eei,
and Cydel quantity of Corn aud Potatoes, Bar
ley anu Oats, Hay, rough Fodder and Flax with
large number of other articles.
DISC, viii be Let al Auction, on the same
day, for the term OF One Yeas<-1hat excellent
Farm called the Cook Farm--coataining about 100
acres Of LAID
.4Iso, the Farm, called the Ferry Farm,
containing about 50 acres of Land, together with
convenient Dwelling house, and corn-crib
Litc1yise, a Grist mill. fuilug-iDlli, Clio
theirs shop, with all tic apparatus necessity to tao
business.
.flso. one Ropiog-machinc two SPINNING
machines, and four Looms, together with the rooms
in which they stand
Samuel CLARK, : Aa,,s
G.AeS Manchester, ~
Portsmouth, Feb. 26, 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-04
"IuPoRTfAT FROM LISBON

+" We learn by Capt. Richards, of the ship
Oroouoko, arrived last night, that news reach
ed Lisbon just before he sailed of the capture
Of Cindad Rodrigo, which was taken by as
sault Ivy the British ON the 18Th of January.
The latter had two regiments cut To pieces,
and General Officer killed, and General
Packenham severely wounded.-Ihc loss OF
the French in this action was also great. The
French General Marmont, with $4,000 men,
was matching towards Cindad Rodrigo,where
he was expected to arrive abou, the GATH"