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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03
GENERAL ORDERS.

Head Quarters, Ne7O- York, Janc 6, 1912.
The troops, regular and militia, in the
city and harbor of n. York, and that part
Of New YORK which lies below tho Highlands.
including West Point, and in New-Jersey,
are confined to the command of bIigadier
general Bloomfield.
Capt. Macpherson, Of the light artillery
is apPoiascd aid-de-caBp. and Capt. Hunter,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03

toMvss'cn an, nor. restoh. TIE susassa'or fiAa-
self must he eontounded fit lie true, as is bele,-
ed, that acting this fatal reliance he has assn.
RED his government that hos,ities were not TO b.
unprecedented and L, rs from every indication az
pears to be the fact that government, deceived b.
the misrepresentation thus communicated, shall rs
completely surprised by the Intelligence, IL
ut least whole nvntl. behind baud in their bellg
| erent annoyance. You may imagine what coma
deuce sncl, state OF things inspires those WITH who
| raised their voices for their country"
1 Dem. Press.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03
Hon. John Harher.
Worthy tie attention Of rte Patriot aa<

We introduce to the attention of the pub
lie, the following important section OF act,
which passed both houses OF congress, and
was approved Nav 18th. 1919: Bos. Pet.
Sec. 7th. And be it further enacted,
that so much Of the act for establishing
rules and articles for the government ofthe
armies of the y. States, as oRfhorises the
or lqShes, be and the same is hereby repeal.
ed"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03

10 letter from reputable merchant OF this city
now ~ Boston, it IS mentioned Nat Governor Stron.
refuses 10 place the troops bfhefed out by govern
ment, under TIC command of Major Gene raI Dear
borne The Governor says when the irii,itis N
Massachusetts ave ordered to march, he Shalt sozss
assJ then. il person. x5ik bar,
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'of the in rantry, major Of brigade they viii
be o5eyed and respected accordingly.
The gen. takes the EARLIEST opportunity tc
tender his thanks to col. Burbeck, ting com
mandant OF the Forts in the harbor, TO col
Williams of the corps of Engineers, and col
Schuyler and lieut. col. Christie OF the In
tantry, for the information derived from the
several reports Of their respective COM
mands.
| Col. Burbeck will cause to be Instructed
in the artillery exercise the detachment OF
the Pennsylvania line, at fort Columbus, UNI
der captain Connolly. the detachment CT the
New York line under the command of cap
tain Sproull, and captain Ogden's company
of artillery of the Jersey line.
| Col. Williams will be furnished from the
infantry with the men required to complete
the Notifications in the harbor.
| 1t. Col. Brearley will follow under the
command Of proper officers, to fort Colum-
bus, all the recruits which are collected, or
shall arrive at the depot in Trenton, OF the
PENNSYLVANIA and Jersey line. Captain
onowden, military storekceper, at West
Point, will deliver arms and equipments for
the infantry, to deputy quarter master Van
Ideventer, and who will deliver the same, as
thereafter, shall be directed.
| BY order.
II. H. MACPHERSON, .Aid-de-camp.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03
ADDRESS TO THE people,

The Committee who ha3 under consi-
Iteration the Message of His Excellency
the Governor communicating a Declarati-
OH OF War against Great Britain reported
an address of the House of Representatives
to the People of Massachusetts,.
The Address is against the War, and
recommends the preference OF the friends
of Peace to Office as the remedy, while all
constitutional duties aye submitted to-
The subject was debated yesterday al
tcrhoon, and viii be resumed this morn
ing.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03
BOSTON, June 81.

Boston, June "a.
Yesterday On the PRONUNCIATION of the de
ciar&tion OF war the feelings of the COM
mercial part Of the town were immediately
expressed by all the vessels hosting their
colours half mast-with the exception Of
four coasting vessels.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03

We at present only observe that Dr.. Church was
arrested as a criminal BY Washington, Tor charges
less injurious to the country, than what has APP
pearcd since the Declaration of War by the Con
sress Of the U. s. As Mr.. Madison is disciple
Of Washington, it is expected that hc Wiil not be de-
EcicnI liz his energy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03

The British frigate Belvidere, and ship
farta"us. have spoken several Americas
vessels since the war, but before they knew
it, and, of course, allowed them to pass
one was the Enterprise from Canton, with
a cargo probably worth 2 or 10000 dis.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-03

v Cafitol, Jane I5th, 1912.
: hdr. Gaies----Sihce my highly revcred
friend the virtuous and patriotic LaDgdoa.
declined being considered a candidate for
the vice presidency, have heard it stated.
that the causes Of his declining were, that
he disapproved Of the measures Of the aa-
ministration, and that he wou!G not consent
to be a candidate with Mr.. hIadisen.----I
took the liberty to suggest this TO him in
letter or the 9th instant in reply to which
have received the inclosed, which is at
your disposal.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-17
P0rtSn,0Htb
Woolen-M Manufactorv.

1 He subscriber informs M, Irlenu, and
the public that having procured superior workman
as clother, (whc has derived mach information
from practice with an European manutaciurer) will in
future De able TO carry the business in a man
ner equal to any similar establishment III the United
S.ates.ih. strictess atcntiou win be paid for tsc
pUnctual performance of al orders and every favor
gratefully Acknowledged. SAMUEL CLARKE.
SAMUEL CLAKKg x DARIUS y. LAwToS---hsvc
on hanu vlfiety OF American manufactured Wool
en- Goods, consisting OF Kcssey,neres, Sattinets G,
Plans, OF yario0s coiors.-ALso, Fiannels, Blank
citing, SC. II their own manufacturing. sept TO-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-17
Neavb0rf Shoe Store and
Mann>Gcf0ty,
No. 100, TfiAhl:-S,oI oIREET,

JO<JN W J//fJ ID.
TNHO has recently received from Boston and
wv elsewhere, large assortment of Lads and
Centlemens, Misses and Youths Morocco and
Leather SHOES, Of almost every description. lie
has those OF the frs, qualify, which he will warrant
and rccommend-aIso, quantity that Le VIII sell
at reduced prices.
He also has his Shoe Store supplied from
his Mandatory with BOOTS md SHOES, which ne
thinks lie psonounce OF a superior qualify an,
which u.aic ia Newport, and VI Inc latest FASH
ions, he employs a number of experienced work
men at Boc,-making, and several excellent workmcn
in the manufacture Of Ladies SHOES, of every des-
crption.
Those Gentlemen who may wish 10 be fit
ted to their with Boots shoes, will please
TO leave their measures at his shoe-store or at bis
Manufactory the Of the same, with his fore
Ladies wishing 10 be fitted with C:eeian Slips,
other Shoes, will be waited by his foreman, who
will take their measures, az the shortest notice.
He returns bis thanks 10 bis customers for
the patronage Ire has hitherto received and fsscrs
himself. By the excr,ions he has made to pgocruc
good workmcn. and The best materials for Boo.s and
Shoes, he sraIl receive further patronage.
~ Is. an assortment OF Morocco, of all
co,ofs, Bindiag skins, Dootve5, co.d aud Iasscls,
&c.
..s Ali orders srcm ;owa ana country will
b. attended 20 M'. go
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-17
u Prime Goods. -
lust received, and for sale, bv
u THOMAS II. MUNFOPD,

TUST received, and for sale, bv
J THOMAS II. AOMFOPD,
No. li9, Thames-strcct,
A large and general assortment OF DRY Goods
among which arc
Superfne, md ding, and low-priccd Broadclo.hs
Black blue, brown, botte-green, drab and mkt Cas-
simercs, suitable for ladies' coats, very low;
Blue and brown Imperial and Nelson Cords, for pan
falcons
Black, brown and green Bombazettes and Wildborcs
Plains and Devonshires kerseys;
A handsome assortment of Ginghams and Calicoes
Furniture Calcoes; sliriing Cot,ons;
S-4. III, and Ga Cambrics, white and colored
Ladies' and gcntemen's wors,cd Hose,
Brown Linens Threads, silk, cts, and Buttons
Found and pack Pins
Elegant 81, Ga and ~ Siaws;
Rattinetts ladies' and gcntlemcn's beaver Gloves;
Umbrellas Mliinet, Wire, Tapes and Bobb;ns;
Ribbons Fancy Mus!lns;
A large assortment Bazcs and Flsnnels, all coors:
Ga, IA, S-4. ga, and I0-4 Blankets;
Dufis, Coatings, and vestrgs, a large assortment.
.9iss-s20 yards best white Crash.
With variety of other assicles-aI Of Which viii
be disposed of at the lowest possible prices.
Newport, Nov. 5, 1872
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-17
Fashionable Shoes.

JOHN III. MANSEIELD,
TT AS just received at his Shoe-s,orc, a large
= assortment of Ladies' Shoes, OF the following
kinds, viz. plum color, lelac, cream, salmon, tea,
hgh. and dark green morocco.
Also--s handsome assortment Of black morocco
Shoes, with and without heels misses and children's
morocco Slippers and ties. all colors gentlemen's
New-york aSd Boston made fine Shoes and Pcmps
ladies' Grecian Slippers; boys morocco dancing.
Pumps misses kid SLIPPERS.
Likewise six trunks of mems and women's low.
priced Shoes; one trunk od-tasl.ioned stuff Shoes
New-York manufactured Caifskus meats leather
Bool-Legs and Tops Boot soas, Binding skins
&c &c ..t I,iv
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-17
(BY AU7HORI7T.)
TWELFTH CONGRESS,
SECOND SESSION.
Az .fcT
To authorize the transportation Of certain

TO authorize tho transportation Of certain
Documents free OF postage.
ID T. is enacted by sAe Senate and House Of
ID Representatives, ef the Unifed Sfates IF
.america, ia Coagrsss assembled, That tho
members Of Congress, the Secretary of the
Senate, and Clerk of the House OF Repre-
sentalives be, and they arc hereby rcspcc,ive-
ly authorized to transmit, free OF postage, the
message OF the President cf,he United States,
Of the fourth of November, enc thousand
eight hundred ind twelve, and the documents
accompanying the same, printed by order of
the Senme, and Ly order Of the House of
Representatives, TO any POST Office within the
United States aud territories thcrcof,,o which
they may direct, any law to the contrary not
wiihs,anding II. CLAY,
Speaker Of ne House Of Rcfrssentoiipes.,
WIN. III. CRAWFORD,
President hro femhore Of fhe Sendfe.-
November ls, isl2.-APpRovED,
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-17

Extra fine, middling and
low-priced Broadcloths
Green, brown, and drab
colored Cassimeres, for
ladies' coats
DO. for gentlemen's pan
falcons.
Plains and forrest-Cloths
DeyonshireKerseys !.
Fearnoughts.
Coatings, assorted colors.
yelvets, first quality.
White, red, yellow, and
and black Flannels.
Slack, fawn, and brown
colorei Bombazetts.
Wildbores.
ia, 10-4, 9-4, 3D., and
GA Blankets.
Corded Ginghams. a
Calicoes and Cinghams.
Handsome Vestings.
Large Shawls, of thenew-
est fashions.
Cotton HanGkerchiefs.
With a variety Of other
be sold cheap for cash.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-17

Real Madras do.
Furniture Chintzes.
Black, slate and colore l
Stockings, for ladies' aud
gentlemen.
Gentlemen's black silk
Hose.
Cotton Umhrellas.
Black Rattinetts.
Black Grape.
Figured Muslins.
Assorted Ribbons.
Ladies' reayer and kid
Gloves.
Suspendcrs.
Black silk Gloves.
Silk Shawls.
Best India Cottons.
Needles and Pins.
Double-gilt Buttons.
White Cambrics.
Brown Sa,lns.
Brown Linens.
Shirting Cottons.
Morocco lnlispcnsa5les.
arlicles---all OF which will
Nov. ).
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-17
MnE g TRpeHs.
JUST OPENED, AND FOR SALE, By
NATHANIEL SW EET,

JUST OPENED, AND FOR SALE, BY
NATHANIEL SWEEP,
No. lo7, Thames street,
A large and general assortment OF
MUFFS & TIPPETTS,
Consisting ef-Real Sable,
Mock do
Black Pene,t,
Elk & Bear. Also,
hhds muscovado Sugar /;
hid. w. !. Rum
4bbIs. Coffee |;
$4,000 w. y. HID. Slaves
10 bbls Turpentine.
In addition to his former stock Of Day Goop ps, a
fresh supply from Boston is now opened and for
sale as above.
NJ b. All persons indebted either by Note or Book
Account must make Immediate payment. as il is eX-
pcdient his business should be closed without delay
Oct. 80
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-17
Copaytneysbib Dis5olOed.

Vii. copaltnersinp helctV.ore iorlncd
Il under the Firm of
TiiUasTCN s. NEWMAN,
is this day dissolved BY mutual consent 81 persons
having demands against ssid Firm, wil pre.ent their
claims for settlement and all persons indcbtcd are
called upon 20 make immodis'c payment 10
AUGUSTUS NEWMAN
who is fully authorized 10 sci lc ;ile sstae
THOMAS IHCRS1ON.
AUGUSTUS NEWMAN
Newbor. 0ct. o5, 1912.
the business w;l be conducted in ii-
tue at the old stand BY the subscrber who takes
this opportunity of returning his uafcigncd thanks
for the liberal encouragement lie has heretofore ie.
cclvcd, and respectfully soicl,s a continuance OF
their iayors AUGUSTUS NEWMAN. Y
.l..cbow. Oct. %, 1872.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-17

ALSO,--Jusr REctavNp,
: l50 guin,a.s Goldfish;
IS oCAes Enshsh IierrinSs.
~ kess Lard;
1000 VT. Cheese
. hhds. Aiuiasses
% bags West India Coffee
$50 VI. Loaf Sugar
8 bbis white powdered do.
caddy's hrst qualify souchong Teai
Cherry Juice
10 bbls, Mess Pork
5 boAes New-York Soap;
100 bushels Rye Grain
kegs 1oeacco
10 Go. But,er;
9 hhds. w Island Rum;
2 bbls Mason's Gin
bales Upland Cotton
400 assorted Baskets;
q doz. Felt Hats;
A large assortment OF Iron Ware:
do. do Earthern do
do. do. Stone do
10 dozen sets Of Measures
$4,000 boards, with quantity Of Plank, Sl
gles. ia,hs, Capbosrds, &s. AMI rundry other al
clcs sNo numerous to mention.
The above articles are 10 be sold on the most r
sonate terms for cash or approved credit
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-17
COT Ton WARP.

5000 VT. first qualify CorToy WARP.
Of various numbers just received aad for salc whole
sale or retail at cdsced prees- Also, assortment
of American manufactured Goods, by
- n. q. RICHMOND.
sserJ> wAxTEDto 10 eassge 10 or Is good weavers,
40 whoaa CO. stut eInp:oyaisaL viii be gwen. Ap-
NJ, a. xLsrx August II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-17

GOLD AND SILVER SMITH,
No 80, Thames-sree,, Has for sale,
a GENERAL assortment OF plated Britanpin &
Jappaned dWarcs--Cutery->lirss Andirons--
Shovel and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Candicstcky--
Warming Pans-Brushcs, of every descripton--an
extensive assortment of modern Jewel:y--ssrran,ed
Gold NecAlaces-Silyer Clcam ots--Polsngers---
Ladies spoons--sugsr longs ilos,sNans Calls
With variety Of other articles whio will be Sod
as cheap as can be purchased of equal qao.I,y.
Orders fro distant customers promIil, attended
or Cash given for old Goiu and SILVER
Newport, November 70, 1870
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-17
Grocery and Commission Store.


1EREM{fH lECKHAM,
pE-pECTEui.lY acquHinls his friends and The
- publick, that he has taken the new store, No -,
M-s.reet, nsar the corner of Thames.strcet, where
be intends to keep on hand, general assortment Of
Vest Moia Goods and groceries,
of prime quality, ahd at the lowest prices, for cash
approycd credit
~ Il. rhc HAIR-URESSING business
will be carried al said storc--where The former
customers of MIR r. respectfully solicited to fa.
yo,ir him with their business. Mar Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-17

lust rccciyed. and for sale,
j AT No Is, nannster s-wharf,
100000 VIRGO =. SEGARS, ci supc-
rior qiality.
.7ss-An assortmcn, OF Fashionable
WIN ID son CH AIRS,
from New-yesk. Ii is intended To keeps constant
supply of Chars. they viii be soldi the New-york,
prices for cash OF barter cnly Nov. lY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-17

SILAS I/I..A->,
TT AS for saie,at his Store, No. 81, Thames
i 4 street, and a, his Store On tie Wharf,
the following GOODS:
90 hhds best retailing .,iclass~s,
10000 VT. grC IN Coffee, entitled 10 debenturc
1000 VT white do;
40 boxes white and brown Sugars
10 tons Cordagc, all sizes; pipes Brandy;
hhds. Rum 10 ibis Gin pine Wine
5 seroons Spanish Indigo; 20 logs -H.hogany
10000 Havana Segars; 90 boxes sperm Candles
bags soft shcll'd Almonds;
. cases Canton Grapes !;
Nutmcgs, Cloves aud cassiai
3 Anchors, 700 and 800 VT;
Cables, partly worn
Standing rigging, blocks, &c. for Vessel Of
$50 tons; 2j NJ Pine Boards and
quantity az Englisl GOODS Jane 5.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-17
NEW GOODS.


IJAS just received, and now opening, general
assortment of Fall and Winter Goods,
III his store, No. IS, IAameS-strees,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-17
GROCERIES
William White.

A.S JCST REcEuED .iAD
Oicrs for sale, al the store ON Lsng,lorf farmerl,
oceupiea BY the f'regftss.rs Cssspanv, .Ns. III.
~ DHOLEs.iLE9 u RE1.iiL.
General Assormen, OF Grocery, Cro.kefA and
uiass Ware, So.-ce or
num Black Pepper
oih Ginger
So5'.l1c nRANDy | rimcnto
Spanish Table Salt
Molos'e' ,sssoa AlsAandsis} s,,,} FLOUR
hysc' sk'n TEAS. Wrapping Paper.
sooehonS kaisins
bohea Tobacco
Coffee lR!ce
Chocolate Soap
Loaf Candles
as' anna SIrCAp Cheese
.wlr,e s. Butter
brown and Meal
ALSO,--JUaT REcttvND,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-12-17
CKANSTON & SHAW,

CkANSTON 81 SHAW,
Offer at private sale, al their Auction Office,
:le following GooDs, on the mos, reasonable
terms, for Cash, or approved paper
81 h!,ds Sd proof w. J. RUM
81 do 2d do do.
~ pipes Providence Gin
20 do. New.york do,
9 pipes 4:h proof Brandy;
% quarter casks Sherry Wine
. PIPES Tencrfe do;
IA bnds Kentucky Tobacco;
1900 VT. Coffee
20 hhdss muscavado Sugar;
II boxes No. 1, 20 8 Chocolate;
1914 bales Cassia; lC do Cotton.
CASH, advanced as usual, on Goods deposited for
pnbIic or private Saic.--All Cash Saics effected by
ibem 1t Auction, will be Immediately made up and
proeced, paid % tie day of sale. Dec 10
LOtrEE.
5000 VT. superior old Batavia COFFEE,
for sale by 20. RICHMOND.
lush /0, Rnoae- -lsiaH1 Drldgc .S/nlfes
WANTED Rhode Island Bride sharcs Cor
which ihc highest ma kc, price will be given.
Enqire at The Fxchang aud Lottery Office of
.JOSIAH e.. SHAW,
w'o continues q transact business as usual as Stock
Exchange and Insurance Broker. paiticalar a,tcn-
on VIII b: pad 30 the commands OF ,irose who en-
trust hin wan ther busnss and every favor crate
f-''g =etaoslcisSa. JOSIAH G SHAW.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-18
ECO.N'G.pf- g CHGApW'NsS,
AT oNE-TENTu OF
THE EXPENSE OF PAINTS.

THE EXPENSE OF PAINTS.
To be purchased, some Patent, Ornamental
Washes. to make stone, brick and wood of a
white and greyish freestone color-also q
Wash for the roofs of wooden houses, &c
make them of pale or deep slate, red, or
ochrc color, and render them in degree ir
combustable; and also aStucco White Wash
contained IN the same specification, for cell
ing and plaistered walls The excellence Of
the white freestone Washes consist in their
permanency on stone or brick, as may be seen
on the east wing of the Presidents House,
and in giving brick or wood a handsome APP
pearance and greater durability. Specihca
tons OF the several Washes being taken by
abstracts from the Patent, are conveyed by
the subscriber by deed to cash purchasers,
with the knowledge Of the materials Of the
composition, with directions for mixing, and
the manner of putting OH the same.
The above specifications of the Free stone
and Incombustible and Stncco Washes, &c
are conveyed for the small sum of FIVE
DOLLARS each, and the purchasers there
by acquire right to wash all their build
mSs, fences, &c. ofevery kind Also, in the
same specification, is contained another
Wash for tiled roofs OF houses, to give them
a light or deep, permanent slate colour, and
Incorporates itself with the tile in such man
ner as to prevent the rain or moisture from
perforating it, and acquires durability CO.
eval with the tile itself; ard is a complete
substitute for Paint, which loses itself in the
absorption of the tile, aud is of short dura-
ton, and ten times the expense of the Wash.
The undersigned also gives this notice to
ship-ownerS, that the same solution, made
OF the same chemical articles, with little
Sariation,) is most effectual to prevent The
ravages OF worms on the bottoms of vessels ::
and by pursuing the methods of preparing
and putting iton, will give the bottom a per-
manent white, red, oChre or slate colour, e.
qually cohesive as a tallow or turpentine
bottom; and attaches to itself this superior
excellence, that it will prevent the worms
from perforating the plank, and destroy
those that have made their entrance: and no
barnacies or marine grass will, for a long
time, grow thereon. The expense is 3-4ths
ess than common tallow or pitch bottoms.
and much neater and more durable-By ap-
plying to the Undersigned, at the Eagle-Ta-
Fern, in +, Street, Richmond, the purcha-
sers can be instructed in the knowledge of
the materials that compose the Wash, and
the method of mixing and putting it on and
a Concise deed OF sale will be given the pur-
t.haser, convey ing the same Washes, for the
term OF the Patent, at the rate of Five Dol
lars for all vessels of one hundred tons bur-
then and upwards, and Four Dollars for all
vessels OF less denominations.
OLIVER WHIPPLE.
Richmond, May IL, 1872 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-18
Valuable property for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale the HOUSE
and LOT occupied by him at Rockets, and
formerly by Mr. William Fenwick, also
that VALUABLE TENEMENT occupied
by Mr.. William Farr, opposite the Court
House in this city-Two hundred and fifty
acres Land in Campbell county, and Lot
in Port Mayo. deem it unnecessary to de
scribe the advantages attached to this proper
~, as presume those that wish to purchase
will view the same. Two. thousand dollars
in cash will be required, the balance will be
made accommodating to purchasers. Apply
TO
BRAXTON CRADDOCK.
Richmond, July 18th, 1911. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-18

Ibe hrst 5000 Blanks drawn to be entitled
TO a S prize each.
Prizes payable 80 days after the conclusion
OF the drawing, subject to a deduction OF Is per
cent
1t will positively commence Drawing in the
city of New-York on the fourth Tuesday in A.
Prit next, and will continue to draw 600 + lex.
cts each day until completed.
" Eastern Bills and Prize Tickets received
IN payment
Otders received for TICKETS, HALVES,
9UARTERSan and EIG H7,HS --And CASH adj
vancen for Prizes as soon as drawn, at this Of
fec, where a correct List of Prizes and Blanks
will be received during the drawing.
Or All orders by Mail, (post-paid) inclosing
Cash, will be Immediately attended to and the
earliest advice sent OF their success
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-18
THE LOUISA JOCKEY CLUB RACES,

Will commence at Louisa Courthouse, on
Thursday, the 28th Of May, free for all Horses,
Mares and Gedings, foaled, the property Of
an inhabitant of Louisa county, and no Others.
The list Day-Two mile heats, two thirds Of
The 2nd Day--Onc mile heats, one third Of
tho amount subscribed, $50 and IS entrance.
May Ia, 1919. z.