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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-11
Neayport Shoe Store and
Mannjactoy,

WHO has recently received from Boston and
w elsewhere, a large assortment of Lads and
Gen,lemen's, Misses and Youths Morocco and
Leather SHOES, of almost every description lie
has those of the 6s, quality, which he will warrant
aud recommeod--also, quantity that lac w'ii Sell
al reduced prices.
lie also has his Shoe Store supplied from
hie Mandatory with BOOTS and SHOES, which he
thinks ne can pronounce OF superior quSiy to any
which arc made IN Newport, and ct the latest fash
ions, As he employs a number of experienced work
men a, Boot making, and scvera. excellent worsnen
N the manufacture Of ladies' SHOES, OF every des-
cripton.
Those Gentlemen who may wish 10 be ht-
ted to their measure with Roots Shocs, viii please
10 leave their measures at his shce-s,ore, or AZ hs
Mandatory in the rear Of the same, with his tore
man Ladies' wishing TO BE- fitted with Grecian slips,
ar other Shoes will DC waited on by ,is oremanwho
will take their measures, at the shortest notice
He returns his thanks To his customers Tor
the patronage he has hitherto roceyed aud Hs,,crs
himself by the exerticns he has made to pvocrue
good workmen, and the best materials tor Boots AND
shoes. nc shall receive further patronage.
" B. An assortment OF Morocco, of all
c,lcss, Binding skins, Dcot-Web, Cord and Tassels
sc. -
- All orders from town and country will
5e attended 90. MAY 81
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English, India, French and
.American GOODS.

JUST received, and for sale by T.. o. RICHMOND,
y AN extensive assortment oil Staple and Fancy
GOODS--amopg others,
800 ps French ribbons, Of every descriptions long
aud short kid Gloves; green and black Sattns
Luts;riugs Linen; Cambrioks fancy half Hsis.
Laces Lace Mitts; Dimities Bsidanas; black six
and Madras Inks and an extensive assortment OF
American manufactured Ginghams /; shirtings
Bedtlcks, &c. &c
.Hso--l0 boxes brown sugars, Of an excellent
qdsty-al of which will be sold unusually cheap
tor cash Feb. %
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APPRECIATION.

WE, The undersigned, DO hereby certify, that
having in various csses used DR. ho5e.1sons ceiebra-
ted F...ls .1r.Lc,sss. Which are now prepared by
Dr. ~ Dyott, of philadclnhia, We have found
,hsm highly service able families, and pastieu-
larly ell acious in removing those complaints tor
which they are prescribed. feei assured oi thcr
excellence, and consider these meellc'nes valuable
an. we'll worthy the attention OF ali families -in
testimony hereof VIC have affixed our respective sig
natures David Jones,
Late chaplain 10 General Wayne, Chester county.
Edward Ayers, v.D ". No. is,Sor,a Fifth street
Edward Waling,on, No. 9, Queen street
Nathaniel Bsyne, No. 65, North Front sicct.
John Nelson, No 95, issce street.
Adsm Vance, No. -. Christian street
William Julian, No. CO. South Fifth street
J,eob Enough, Ma. ioi. Noble street.
.Isooh Hull, No SIS. Callowrii' SIR ct
"A L.. Broslashy, No. g., south sixth street
SOMA sarreves, Jr. No. SIS. Coates street
j. fImill, ~. u. Corner Of Pace and 1ensh street
Hsnsh Burden, no. $40, South Front street
Thomas Rose, Tauraaay street, near FOURTH
.rvs,oa Goodwin, Market street, ncar the Drscee.
James .ransoa. Burlington County. ~. D.
ws.lirn H.il.eslsc all, s,soscsstcr c'u"'., y. >.
,:noch Eldr,'1vo. tlnsccs,vr County,
:lr,s,ophes " <hrr. Upper Dublin Township. u'a) }
Jas-ra Henry Near ~'t,s;own Mont sGo'oery Coun'..
,.aors,r ,snge;s. ueiie 1 states trsvnsi
,.s.c Wiggin. c;.c.srs coaaty 'ctaS--iss'w.
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|" LsI rycrs Dc Lsyyr.

TIE subscriber, hay.ns received from che Pres
idsnt of the U.a,ed states, Letters Patent, for
an Improvement IN tAs GAs.LAMP. for lighting man.
uiactories, Mines, Nuts, Streets, Theatres, Light
Houses, and other buildings with Hydrogeuous t,as
or in6amabse air, produced by chemical process
on pit coal, in much more agreeable, aud less
pens,ve nianncr than has hitherto been done by any
other method; and hariag It now in operation in the
Da ghouse, in this town. every room of which. with
the apartments connected with 1t, arc brilliantly n
minated with Gas Lights to the exclusion OF every 9TH
ar species of arrkcia nc most respectfully in.
viteS gcntemen concerned IN manufactures, &c. TO
cali and view 1t IN ope alton, that they may be able
TO Judge sf the utlhty. and advantages OF this i'm
provcasnt. Coa,faets wl be entered into Tor furn-
fishing aud pu,tihg up tie apparatus in Manufacto.
res, &c in the coarse OF the ensuing summer, on
terms hignly advantageous 10 the proprietors
Tnc Gas apparatus vesy simple IN its coastruc-
ton, and so easy III its management that any per-
son of ordinary fAcu,ies, may be tangh in one day,
TO manage every part of il eiectuAily, aud the trou
BILE Si b. found,nhniteiy less than that OF winning
& tcndin Lampso afford the same number Of fanes.
The Gas L,gus are is no way offensive, and very
greeabe TO the eye and viii be found extensively
useful in every situation whs'c much hight is requr-
ed, espec.ai, in the growing manufactures OF
our country, inssmIeh ~ they are less expcnsw-
-hsn ,nvse Srom v1llow oil, and free from the IN
convenience aud danger resulting from the sparks
and frequent snadins of lamps and candies cur
cutastauees tending greatly to diminish the hazard
of fire, and proparuonsby To reduce the rate of in
surAncc on buildings and materials sshjecS to that
lcvourng eiement.
io offering to the public patronage discovery
~tch holds QUE so brIllianta prospect of extensive
and permanent usefulness 10 the country, particular
iy To the manufacturing interest; l should make
sscrhcs of feelings, were TO omit this opportunity
to express my grateful acknowledgements to those
geaucmen of place. and in different parts of the
bas,ed States, who have aided me ia my under,a.
king for the inform, iion and assis. they have
afforded me in the Accomplishment, OF my object.
DAVID MELVILLE.
Newport, Feb. ID, 1913.
k-Jfs Lefsxrs eoss . iid r,iH be ;si3 attended TO-
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Six Halnabke Dairy Farms,

Is hereby offered for sale, unreasonably low !cr
4 Cash, or approved Notes, payable in ], and B
Years in equal annual payments said Farms are SIT
uated in Tolland, (Con.) within from to miles
of the Court House in said town and about i8 miles
from Hartford principally adjoining each other and
under good improvement. with good Houses, Barns,
Cider Mills, &C. SC. thereon Standing, containing
from 60 to 22s acres each. For further particulars
those who wish to advance their ntere st rapidly are
invited to call ON Nathaniel Ives ard Elisha Stearns.
Esqurcs, Of Tolland. or on the subscriber in Wat~
erford. miles from sew. London, Conuecticut.
WILLIAM ELDREDGE.
Waterford (Con.) Feb. 1, 1913. 9w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-11

ID AN away from the subscriber, on
Ia the ni-ht 90 the Sa uls. an apprentice Sirl
named sARSu GARDNER, about 10 YEARS OF age,
light ewes, aud lgh, hair. aud carried away with
her number of articles OF wearing apparel Who
eva viii appr,hcnd and deliver her TO ths suoscFi.
her, shall have the above reward and ao ohargNs
cEDRCE SPENCER
N q Az persons are forbid haroor,ng ur employ
ing the sail Girl. on penalty os the i.t.
Ess,.Grrsawich, March 1. 1875
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WHN I'D

y~oli live in small Family, s;cslc middle ag'd
Woman. Who has bccn accustomed TO Young
Ca.ircn. TO take the principal charge o. cl''d and
a. assist in somc cs the lighter WORK OF fsraiy-
Such a person. recommended As one ol good char. @
ter. may h-:r vt suitable encouragement, by a?siv
ing a. si.- cxiss of Tie Y Rep2b'ic,,. Jan. 81.
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aDDetrv,
FROM warAros's National ADVOCATE.

C1'he following lines are from ihe 1nspiration
of an exalted muse but no'hins couid DC
added TO their meri, by stating the aulhoI $
name, although the mention oi h wouid DC
distinguished honor to our print'J
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-11

l1'he following lines are from ihe "'pira'ion
of an cxai,cd muse (; but nothing could DC
added TO their merit by stating the authors $
name, although the mention oi ~ wouid DC
4 distinguished honor TO our PRINT.
ruE ACTION BETWEEN THE WASP AND
49, FROLIC.
P,ssh 5lo.vs IA. gsle--o'er Oceans aznre realm,
In ooosit trirn, Ihe gallant Vessel ghdTs;"
Heroic JONES, bresidiny, takes the heim,
lis couatrYs honsr is The slar that guides
. band of heroes al his dangers shGrs
Ivhs. 4visn their country calls them, 10 proroSs,
2Hs dreae m unequal contest, nct!y dare
The red a,ligsvyo} the B'Msh oos
IA length, impeTdty JErpor'd gaies aiong
.gEsjesiic BO1s she pionyhs the b'iny deep,
Ihe dread avenger Of our conntrys zwong,
While updis,ifr6 d the Tsasu''d se,gs.'lee sleeps
hin. in the horizon, .llbions hostile aar,
IN silent grandeur, rises 0" .he sight:
Jsr,aGc omen hooerd wiae and fur
yze harbnyer II death. and pale afright.
.,sar and more near The bloody coatcs. dravs--
Fro7O,unT fhy nset, and apyfidy serene--
,f,,d, ere Ms sfrt/e 6eysns. IN solemn pause,
They stand an saasch The nar'ow space tc'Treea.
n .sas az, hour to none 6ni heross dear,
yheD p.igar mortais Hem Ge anil desbair'
Nhen all t4s paf,fof has TO hope, or fear,
Seems 6nt suspended 6y a s'nsie ha'r.
IL sgch an hour, zphat hostile passions meet
yThat wild esnohsas erHsr md deoa,1i
Sydat Aopes # sio,y! jears IF Joui3Jcaf!
-sA Mrong, nmnhuous, through the 1snfeSs heart
But MARK around What sudt!cn glooms ,njsst,
is II The closds that o4itd The redms IF ar,
1T once, had selaed on the ocean's breast,
.And fr'd the rsgioa Of contention there.
Unusual darkness on ne surface des,
"A night Of ho,ror pelis tie co'abatoc
Disturbed by tcf0r shsuis and lying o1es--
by ighiring fasAcs, and the tharae sreaT
,vcrv hghf returns : bu, rohai arsrdy md rom :
Hoss cold The check Wisre hope so4s clue!
lind tho pale hp snh 9irers ucith Me shsut
Of jag and niuo.ph az The hoar II fate
Short,eas Me contest, Ohi in pity, spare
ye sights uaho!y Oanish f'om my ken.
70 suPphcafpig raercy's c'ies, Jo'6ear!
Nor sa1u. aSsM TsctOry these dying men
Bur welcome, heroes 10 ysur natioc Ind
SAFE fO@ ihe ardiiotts periis NJ the Gghf!
find oeicoms, gallant leader oi the band
jth0 6iusacs s0.en he finds bis fame SO bright.
.dnd rOsicomc RApP, and Ko pcsRs. Tvclcome KEIonr
Ind BooTu agch noble souis sgiH ne'cr refuse
INls poor rcquisai. and ,Diah ruds'icss shgAt
1He nisnote 20 7rnlysJ no ocnai,aase
Nor cLAxro N SHAH thy north ,u,su,,g ,en,ain,
1ny early days bc0ksns promiss far;
For glory aoper a roandfhe d,ows Of pain,
Ind ma, hedE Enseea fhe future hero there.
Nor shall my merts, BippLH, pass umod,
THE. cover Il ,vfh the commons flaming breatk,
O'reardh dhe press a unconqucts6 cod,
&c Jear'a a.shsaor, Gui he spura u az death
Hs mop'd thc foremost of Ms gaa nt band,
Jndaunted 9y che roar Of hosaie arms
.ind ied reactmt Victofg 9y iAe hand,
Coafiss'd ana 6ins'ng ia Aer 6iussyf charms.
Tlen ssicoa'e, heroes; ts, your glory hros,
Nor shaR mai.gtaas Envy eitiie assa,;
EeeeiOc ne taurel rsaish yoar country giues
,ind gh.xre .si H7bas ,chl.c she ssNe ffe taie
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FOR SALE,

A FARM, pleasantly situated III the
( \ town of Preston, Horth parish, containing l8o
acres Of good land, mostly in one body; with good
two-story Dwelling House, Barn, and Corn.honse,
standing thereon Said Farm is under good i'm
provcment, and is handsomely fenced into square
lots. mostly with stone walk Said Farm is welt wa
tered, and has sufficient supply of wood orchard :
ing &c on il, and is deemed orc Of the best farms
in this ycini,y--is remarkably sure for crop, and
has never failed in these extraordinary seasons we
have had for years past a credit may be had for q
part of the money, If wished Said Farm will be
sold on such lerns as cauno, but please the purchs
SER If application is made within the present month.
For further particulars, apply TO the subscrlber Nv
ing on the premises. JAMES JUL
Preston ICON Feb. GS
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WEST GRt.f.NWICH MAN u
FACTURANG COMPANY.

~T~HE subscribers have established Manuisctur-
Z ug Company in the town OF West-1reen"ich.
Rhode Island under the above title, where they III,
tend 20 Manufacture all kinds of CottanGoods.
They have taken the store recently occupied by Jo'
,eph Hoxie, ON Ness.Neck-flli, where every SUBJ
iect appertsnng their business wal receive inme-
isGe and promp, attention. Persons disposed to eH.
courage this young establishment, wiii hnd 'heir
Goods Of as good quality and as fair price rs az
any her manafactory in the State
SIMON REYNOLDS
WILLIAM HALL,
JOSEPH HOXIE.
NIB. All persons Indebted 10 Joseph Koxic, eitn.
cY bv Note or Book Account, are requested 10 maEe
immediate payment he is determined to settle al
his accounts without delay.
West. Greenwich, Oeccmber ), lol4
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70 IGI
(And possession to be given the 25th March nest,s
THE well known Farm in Tiverton, late
the residence Of Col John Cook. deceased, TO-.
-cthcr with al, the Buildings and privileges thereto
belonging. Said Farm contains about sco acres,
md in goodness of soil and beauty of situation Is
surpassed by none in this state
For further particulars apply TO Capt ftisnA
nROwN. in Tiyer,ou, or to JOSIAH C. SHAW" !"
Newport. sNI. 49, 20.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-09
TEN DOLLARS REWARD

NOR experimenting and delivering to me
Il in Richmond City, Negro Lad, named
'OrTOWAY.-He Runaway on Tuesday
morning last---it is probable he is lurking
ahoutin Adams's Valley, or near Mayo's
Bridge, as he has acquaintance az both pla-
oes. Should he have left the City, it is
probable he will make for the upper end 81
New Kent county, in the neighbourhoed>o i
Capt. Garnet, from whom hired him for
the present Year.-Octoway is about Is years
of age. somewhat of down look, speaks
soft and obligingly between black & light
eolored negro, about feet 5 or inches high,
and straight made.
A. TURNER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-09
Attention f!

sEVTIE absentees. in my Company Except
Il those on furlough) are hereby required
To repair, with all convenient despatch, to
HAMPTON, and join the troop; otherwise
/ shall be compelled, though with much re-
luctance, to advertise them as deserted,
unless satisfactory proof be given of snfiici-
ent cause for their absence.
JOHN MILLER, Capt of
Cavalry in LIST Reg't. and LIST Division
Virginia Militia.
William sburg, July 90.
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Tract of Land
In exc Cansar or Pown1rA

In TIE CoUG3r OF PoWHATAE,
Belonging To the Estate of James Lyle, deed.
lying IN the south and north fork Of Fine Creek,
containing Az acres by late surve yof the
surveyor OF the said county, on the following
terms, to wit one third of the purchase mo
ney to be paid on the first day of january, ISi4,
one third on the first day of JAM 1915, aId|t..c
remaining third on the FIRST day of Sep tsii,ber
ensuing. Bonds to be executed by the ptircha-
serfor the amount OF purchase, 10 bear interest
from their date, with u Deed OF Trust on the
land TO secure their payment. AIr. josiah For.
IONS, the present occupant, will shew the land
TO any one disposed to purchase, and whose
lease provides TOR sowing wheat in due time,
in the event of sale. Possession to be Civ
ea OF the land and houses, on the 25th day Of
DeGember next, when the tease viii expire.
JAMES BRANDER, agent Tor
ROB. GRAHAM, executor of
James Lyle, decd.
Manchester, july 18th. I'M
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-09
Notice.

ISHAII. petition the next General As
senby for a release to my son William H..
of the Commonwealth right to all the pro-
perry of which James Ander son, deceased,
died seized and possessed Of
WIN. EDWARDS.
SurTy, July s. If.
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Leather Pocket Book J

containing the following papers, viz. a Hond
executed on 18TH April, 1912, from Garland
Anderson of Franklin county to James Hamlet
of Pittsylvania for four hundred dollars to EN-
sure a title to one hundred acres of Land; de-
cision of Thomas Muse & Caleb Hundley ar
bitrators between William and James fiamlett,
in favor of the latter for sixty four pounds, ten
shillngs; Note from John Forest to James
Hamlet for is dollars, dated l4th Feb. 1918
on demand Note assigned by lsham & Heze-
kiah Hubbard to the subscriber OH Fountain
Price for fifty dollars, due Christmas last, with
pwo credits on the back amounting to twept,r'
two dollars and half; Bond from Mary Olive
to the subscriber for one hundred pound, pa5'a
BILE Christmas last, with two credits thereoH,f d.
mounting to s. IS l3 94-with number ofre-
ceipts, accompts, and papers too tedious TO
mention.
forewarn all persons against trading Cor or
taking an assignment to the said bonds, &c. or
any ofthem, as payment viii be Immediately
stopt--l will give handsome reward for the
,Relvery of the same either to myself at Fort
Norfolk, or 10 Charles 8rydie, Lunenburg, and
will thank any person for Information respect
'ing the same.
JAMES HAMLETT.
FNr Norfolk, july z. Il.
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.NOTyCE

Iwant as q manager upon extensive scale Of
Wheat aud Tobacco; an Industrious and skilfal msf
who viii treat my people with humanity, to he at
the whole business of buying and selling. -
Wifson-1liles Cary.
Cdrys5root, Juy IS. A.
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Land for Sale.
FsSgIE Subscriber offers for Sale very
d Valuable Tract of
l. Al Nd.

M = ~ -
Lying in the lower end of Louisa County,
on the South Fork of Pamunkey River, con-
raining 600 acres, and known by the name
of Nichols Neck, distant from Richmond
about thirty miles. This Tract has been
very Justly considered the most valuable in
shat part of the Country, being very fertile,
and lying remarkably well :--there we be
Corn and Fallow ground enough to seed a
.tout crop of wheat on the place in the, fall
of this year, say 200 bushels--Attached't to
1t is very valuable Mill seat, with an order
Of Court to build thereon. The convent :.
ences and advantages Of this Tract Of Land,
situated but a short distance from several
good Manufacturing and Saw Mills, in a
healthy neighborhood, good society, with
good Springs convenient to high and heauti
fli situations, can be duly estimated only by
viewing it (; any farther description is there
fore thought UNNECESSARY. The terms will
be liberal & made to suit purchasers either
Cash or Credit or partly both.
JOHN SHELTON, JR.
July i9. stp.
ALsO-FoR SALE,
Several likely NEGROES and good WORK
HORSES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-09
Notice.

T WILL SELL a very valuable FARM e.
l. quail TO any il the neighborhood, as to fert i
lity its distance from Richmond isabout four
and hale or five miles and lying upon the
main run of Chicohomony, which divides filis
county from Hanover 1T is useless to mention
the converiences, &c. that are attached te this
farm any person inclined to purchase can See
the premises on application TO me living Ati<re-
on, and in case of absence, 10 Capt. Rob- Rrice,
or Mr.. Rich. Garter, either of whom will shew
the lines and land--Ferms made known by APP
plicatiou TO me.
JOHN II. SAUNDERS.
July z. If,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-09

THE subscriber will receive goods on ,to-
rage or sale, at his fire proof Warehouse in
Basn street near the new bridge: His brick
Warehouse ct Rockets is also ready ~ the
reception OF goods storage or ssi<y 1Ad-
vances OF casi. will be made when i6.c<.|bry,lt
Apply TO Mr. John l.. West who keeps ~ of1S
fee in the house. The subscriber hay Afpur,
chased OF Doctor Benjamiu Duyal anj CO all
their STONE WARE, HAS alarse asso, tment on
hand ut has wholesale store, ready to pack up
20 order
CHABI Es wHITL ocG ~
April (. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-09
Notice.

THE subscriber is DESTROYS Of dsDosing of
his STOCK IN TRADE at PRIVATE SALE.
te woGid also RENT that well.known Stand,
opposite the Courthouse in this city. -
ALSO-FOR SALE, A VALUADLE
lot and Brick HOUSE., s.
In Adans's Valley and would take part Of the
purchase money in Brick and Carpentcfs work,
TO be done Oh Powhite creek 80 ~
A partner in the MANUFACTURERS and
PAPER MAKING business who could advance
about $500, would be taken on advantageous
terms.
All persons having claims. against the sub.
scrlber, are requested TO bring them forward
and those indebted to him, are desired to make
speedy payment. WIN. FAIR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-09

Or The CoMMANDANTs ofARTILLERY
COMPANIES who have been, or may hereafter
be, furnished with CANNON, are hereby noti-
ned, that by an advice ofcounciI OF the 3Ist of
March last, they are authorised to have sb4ds
built TO shelter them provided, that theex-
pence does not exceed the following sums, to
wit tor shed for Two pieces Of cannon, S IS,
and Tor four pieces, 3 ~, which shall be paid
Oh application ~ The Executive.
WM. ROBERTSON, G. c..
August 9. Nv.
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lOS Z.

FOR 5ALE-AIondonnadc PIANO E0z2s
TIE with additional Heys--it is a sweet f1r<I
instrument, and was chosen b. the Lady UEo
owned IT, at the Manuiactory from considtlas
bic nurlher--it has been but little used epfy
10 the Printer,
July 20. t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-09

I'M Thursday the 18th day of August next
" iii fair, il not, the next far day,) will b.
offered for sale on the ,remises
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-09

Richmond, Council CHAMBER, .dug. 8, 1913.
or ALL CONTRACTORS for making RI
FILES for the Commonwealth, who have any ON
hand, and all others in whose possession there
may be RIFLES belonging to the public, uIlssss,
tributed, are hereby required to have them|co6
yeyed 10 this place, by the first convenient OBJ;
poFtunity which shall present itself.
WAI. ROBERTSON, C. G.
4w
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ROBBERY!!

MAS STOLEN on or about the 18th OF A
wv prl last, from the side box OF Wagon
belonging to Zacha viah Riddle, who had the
same for conveyance 10 my family in Pittsylva-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-09
Valuable Land for Sale.

Fer Norfolk, July z.
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o. Education.

TM7ILlAM KENWORTHY, who
w some years past taught ScHooL
in Alexandria, proposes, in about six or
eight weeks from this time, to return
and resume the business of Teacher.
Any persons disposed to place their
children, or others, under his tuition, to
be instructed in Reading, Writing, Gram.
mar, Arithmetic, Geometry, Surveying,
Navigation, or other requisite branches
of the Mathematics, are respectfully in
vited to make application, after he shall
have come to town, at bis former place
OF residence near the corner of Prince x
St Asaph streets, or previously to Tho.
mas Shreve, John Jonney, or Edward
Stabler, who will answer any enquiries
that may be necessary.
lstmo. 29th law