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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-30
FROM Tie Charleston City Gazette.
Communication

1t any minority in Legislative assem-
bly, ever appeared contemplate for their
SeHe"les, the present oppositonists in con-
Gress are that minority. " Defamation
without argument accusation without
PROOF, lnsinuation, without the candid bold
ness OF at once saying that the presdc nt,
III their opinion, has purposcly betrayed the
country into war, compose the long and
lanoriogs speeches Of Messrs. Grosvenor,
Oakley, and their satellites. ] call The at
tention of our countrymen, of the friends
Of our free government, to the unvarnish
ed narrative of MIR. GRUMPY. He did moi
wish to dazzle the eyes of the people with
wild ideas, absurd metaphors, and pretend
ed anxiety for the probability that his coun-
try's dignity was Frustrated. He did not
artfully, and with the cunning of a low bred
Spectator, study to keep out of view what
ought to have been avowed. He did not
falsely state that there was tut one ground
for 72ar, when the very chief magistrate
who magnanimously recommended war,
commented fully on various grounds rem
dering that measure just and necessary.
He had not the impairment effrontcry OF
contradicting the congress of the y. States,
who, in their an swer to the presidents mes
| sage, joined with him in declaring to their
country and to the world that not British
orders in council alone called for war, but
also imprcssment, Indian iRstigations, the
villainous attempt to separate our States,
and innumerable violations of our sove-
reignty. He did not, with hypocritcal dis:
stimulation, oStensibiy zvish the honor Of the
administration to be cleared up, and Sc
cretiY fray that even france might prove
! Mr.. Madison the proclamator of an unlruth.
I He exhibited not the pusIlanimous and
dastardly spirit Of endeayoring to cffec CT in.
directly what he had not courage to under
take directly. lie did not basely strive to
Z" steal victory" over his opponents, by
raising false arms. He did not desire TO
envelope the people with smoke and clouds
and darkness, and then to call upon others
to dissipate gloom created by his own
phantasmagorial tricks. He did not thun-
der and then vainly try 10 tighten. He did
not ridiculousiy play his game so badly as
to discover the disposition only, without
the ability to cheat. He did not act his
part so poorly as at first to almost aston
ish mankind, and then TO approach nearly
TO the disgrace Of being Kissed from the
stage.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-30

government, aud much noise has the oppo-
stion made respecting them; but, sir,
when my friend from Kentucky mir.
M'Kee) offered proposition to declare war
against France, did the gentlemen on the
other side of this house vote for IL , To
the best of my recollection, three Of them
only voted for the measure; a majority of
the votes in favor Of the proDositiop were
, given by this side of the house. He will
not, apprehend, say that he will go to war
with France on this account Is it intended
TO predicate any Legislative act on the in
formation which naY be received from the
executive / can conceive of no lerisla-
tive act which can grow out of it. What
then, do gentlemen mean What can be
the object of these resolutions To make
1t appear that France has acted with bad
faith, and yet neither goto war nor pass any
Legislative act in consequence of it !? can
sec but one thing which gentlemen can pro-
mise themselves to follow from this course
of proceeding.
They may hope by this 10 throw new diff
hculues III the way of the administration, TO
! draw of the attention ofthc people from the
prosecution OF the war, paralize the ma
tional energies, and multiply the chances of
getting; new men into power. If this be the
object, the gentleman may please himself
with the idea of having labored for the good
of his country; but sure ann that the
country can derive no bench, from such
course, however great his labors may be.
TO show what has been done by AN Anne
rican Congress, how men have ceased their
opposition, when the good OF the country
required it, | know full well, sir, would
avail but little. But on this occasion, VIC
may profit from the conduct of the enemy
he has set an example well worthy of imi
ta,ion Although in the British Parliamen,
many were opposed TO war with Amcric;,
and all those measures which produced
1t, yet when war had broken out they threw
no obstacle in the way of its success-thcy
voted the necessary supplies, they icined
N the resolution to carry it on with vigor
for they rccol!ected that England was
their country and America its enemy. If|
such has been the conduct OF an English
opposition, what ought to be the conduct Of
American representatives If the slaves OF
despot feel the impulse of patriotism, and
act In obedience to its mandates, how much
more should it bc thecasc in this land of IL
berry, where the interest of each individual
is intimately connected with the welfare OF
the government, ami where every citizen
is his own master
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-07
THE BROAD ROCK Jockey CLUB
FALL RHCES,

SRj Ill commence on Tuesday the 29,h daY e
w septic n,ber next.
FIRST DAY--The Colt Sweep. Stakes for thres
years old colts and ies, running mite heats EAR.
rying weight Tor age agreeable the weights of the
JOCKEY Club, entrance 5000 half forfeit to which
there are six subscribers and closed; the name. ~
the Subscribers are Is follnua-,Iobn Niinga Ohm
Avery, Thomos Graves, Burweli Wills Thomas
CheaihsTB and Terhaiiah Brooke.
SECOND DbN-'fho Jockt Club Purss of 500
dollars. four mile teafs.
THIRD DAY-1he Proprietor's Purse Of $500
three mile heats, entrance Si5 which .s also 10 he
added te the purse.
FOURTH DhN--hn e'evnn' Silver Gun. worth
El25, free for all ages aEd persons vhttiter tt-v
are members O! TIE club net carryue VT for roo
agreeable 20 The Wis cf t,e coirsr running nile
heas' entrance IN be proportional agreeable 10 lie
n"fnber Of horses en;ered onr or II nre 10 raI e n
rsce' Fer this race no n9g wi cb is wilmer ~ auz
y tie preceding days races, viii he a'!o to ttrt
tnfries Tor cup TO be r,sTe On r. eveirs ~ tba
second days race. JutH WCNFiihN.
f5opffefoy q he Ccyrre,
" Sia5le7ec ant Ipter f1rnlsEls r.ct ,rees
TArs ttc4e WHO may wont I'D go,'der " olt ossa
Tor race hoi see. viH D. furnished :, 'hc rrottox
Of 'be Course WITH hoiA q the hest rrtsTte.
a e|HcDtNs 20 te rei;.d IN th, bste F,tlf --
He "otsl > oH veil he cpiec.ed ~ alct -- z
D'nar vii be yrnv.frd ny ne -..i.l t6i.t. ~
rr 'he Jockey Club Tlorc, f.. f. t.etsE,rs ,r SIS
cuA, 70 tie maid for orr cG fir s,i t>rtio, 81 ~ -
C'"h, egreesb.e 70 Zoe rssclg n.f fit5 ttls.s
'as' ! al nottig Aet ~ e.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-07

On the county OF s;eubcn, one tl.crsana seycn
hundred seventy dollars.
On thesoun'y OF Ououdsso, seven G.uusand e;sh,
hundred s.Nty Goiars.
On the county o. Cortland, two ,,oasarl one luo
d'si seventy dollars.
On the oconty oiCsysss. nine thousand ty o hun
d.ed b'Tely dollars.
On ,le county os Seneca, FIVE y oassrd dollars.
!, VIC tie COUNTY OF oEtr'o, fc,riee,, thousand two
hnndred seventy dollars.
On the county .. Geuuessee. four thousand eighty
dollars
On the county Eof Nisgars, three t!.oasand one
hundred NINETY dollars.
y dollars. ~.
Ga the county Of Richmond. two t,iousird two
kindred twenty dclia,s.
Tn the corn,y OF Greene, seven thousznt eight
aeplred Gity c0.la,s.
+, aud o. ths eanaty. Of DcIa.ars, five :,oc.Aai
ioGr hund; ed ninety dollars
T. IL COa,iavee,1
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HIOLEh

( Tut Of the pasture of The Subsecber on the
J night Of the 23d iustantATWO HORSES, one
large black, about IS hands hgb, very soot strong
trots aud PAGES, no brand that be- IeeoIlected
Of his hhd hoofs streEbter and Ion ger than the
othgr, qnd shod ell rouni.A-The other a bay.
about II bands aud hsif high, with black strtsE
down his back aud slit in Of hs ears about one
inch lozg.
he moriiing af,er The Horses were stolen, two
men, one Of them ncgrO stopped ~ frazer's Tsy.
erG IN New Keht, and rode bUrses Of the aboys des
cripdor, end then went on down the eouotry--It is
probable they viii sell or exchange thsse Horses in
one OF the lower Counties.
Whoever win deliver the said horses 20 nv con
YIN. n. Mseon in Nov heni, or TO me in Hsnovcr.
shall be paid Twenty Eolars Tor The bfes ho-se, Z.
Ten Tor the bay. VIZ. MACOE.
Hanover. Anguot 81 ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-07
LAWS OF 4AE UNITED SY.4IG3-
(BY a UrHoRITy)

AN ACT to lay aud collect Direct Tax vitb;h ~,
Unite Sta'es.
BE ii enacted BY the Senate and LIouss oC re-
presertdISeS ol the United States of 9sle,ie,, in
Congress Hs8e1lbled, That direct Tax of tbree
nj lnus # dolhs si'ai! be snd is hereby Ibid anon
TIE U tied States, and apportioned to the Statss
respectively, IN the manner ioi'owine:
To the state Of N Nv Hampshire, ninety s;x n ou
seven eerts ~
To the state Of Massachusetts,, three hundred NV
teen thousand two hundred seventy dollars ninety.
eight cents.
To the state Of Rhot!e-Tsi.nd, t,lirty-four thou.
sand seven hundred two dollars and eighteen eents
10 the state Of Connecticut, one hundred =; -,
teen thousand one hundred sxty seven dollars and
sverty-one cents
To tie state Of Vermont, ninety eiaht thousand
Tar hundred iory'thrse dollars and seyenty.one
Totbe state Of New.York, -four hu,jrs5 ,h;r,v
thousand one hundred forty-one dollars and sixty
two cents. '
Tote state Of New .JcrseJ, one hundred eisb,
" three cents. %"
TO the state IF Psnnsylvaaia, tlres bundled ri
yiiye thousand Eo0T hundred ssyenty-nine dollars
aud sixteen cents
Tort 81 dollars and twenty Eve osptg.
To the ct" Of Msryl1rd, one hundred Gg.y.ors
thousand 'N hsndred twenty three dollars and nine
ty.tour ceBt5.
me '.ate ut Virginia. three hundred sixty.nisc
"@9s%nd eighteen 90 aT7 ADD forty foar cents.
To The state Ct Reutre<Y, one hrodeed s,st,,;,s,
h'us7nd nine hundred twenty eitht dollars mi Sc
ysniy.s'x oeuis.
To ec State Of Ohio. ono hundred f,,r >. ou.,nd
ons hn1drcf fly dollars and fmfy,eon een,..
To re state Of North-Carofna, two bn- J-ef
iwe'fy aossnt two iunired tbir,y e;yh, dis, g.
twsnb light ccrfe N''''' g
70 ne s'"t1 o. tennessec, une hundred ten thc--
'''r' "'r'' T-s's dollars s- ff'y fys oerfs
t1- '.s'e ~ 8oH,h|c7rs'iHp, one aun.Ira6 fftv-
one thoH''nd nine hundred fYe dollars and fo-iy.
eisA. ee1tf ' '''''
." Oh" ute rs Georgia, pirofv f1ur fhaua,o.tr,ne
h"D'Fsc tilfty .sy Go.srs anil soriy -nl,e cea.s.
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LoI'gGRT .NUTIcE.

INEN THOUSAND DOLLARS IS 4 So
Il3NAhf kRthf,, 5'ol, "a. c5t. LAY Z. q. a -
'"s' "kset v'll DE on Teesigy ne2l zoe ft,in-
50 = Stationary Prize az Ave THOUSAND Eo.-
lars in 5, o Gcke:s-
The lriue OF 'Iirkets viii sdvaree from .;u,e 70
ome unth the capital priZe az $50 c drapr.
PC ha'ii7,io'e HeisitdI Lottr;y ms resSmea
its Gtawir.. IN sever .ys Ji,,rp. ,ror,. yh,. s;r
9IsHonst1 FRIES each Of lBN gilCUSiNo Dol.
sTs "'i eotne "at eS ~ o,hef day o. utav,ns. AZ
Carta Pr'zes, one oi $50 V-o s.i tao sacl,
I! S2o.tO0 rer'lain uhdrAN!i.
A"F orders sfcn, de eou'tcy gpos,-psiii far u.s.
Ssts ia ths slirv,. t.0.tet1es %, IA tlr
iR"NIlj. CHSTEEH LCT1ERT
VIII be stented td--Ces csn he hsf sc- Prise
isfe,s, or inr liank.Notei Of other States a. ia
lottery 6Efce Of
I.B KUfSnEE OF.
. .ifsSo doo'I bcioIr rae Hei! iuosys.
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pENi1ENrhRY. 4th Angus. lsls.


Z ND TR NSPORfAT.ON-foa !ikefy N r.
q IL U III 2 ". 40 have been con;ie s,aed
and pardon.d 10y the Ixeeutise---thsr ages, 92, 81
20 4 80 years.--One OF them toierable good Cas-.
penter--one Cooter--one Shoem.Aer--SnJ the o.
Their Planter.
Those inclined to iiirohAse will make application
to tie Execusse. Four orfve OK to- best " sveIs
sire ROW res'y 70 fer CUSTOMERS and On mod
crate terms. Some or them are capaSl. Vi weaving
any kind Of
~ FIGURED CLOTH
For Table Cloths, Bed Covers, &c.--We have SIN
on hand the variety of MANUrAcrvRED ART,-
CT es heretofore aiSertsed tor SALE on low ter,na
or Barter for R.2W .E.42ERE3ESt to .jzaaujae,
tate.
Country cetorners would do well to se,; their Or.
ders for NEGHOEhS' SHOES & Others before
tae tall season commences s. IT, work shalt Sc faith
'uly executed An errone~Ius dea has gone out that
the Manufactures of this place "a we'll exae,,.
tea as IN the country they may !ft hare rs good a
polish, but The wors Henerally faithiuly Gone-
Slaves are pat into this place for sale aud safe keep
ing on the folio wing Terms, viz
They are to he furnished sikh change OF clothes
x blanket & ~ cents per day paid for their hoard
Ia case or their Sickness they also pay the expenoa
OF physican-and ifthey should he in ne ed al eio-
thing II is purchased & paid for by the Owner Yhsn
taken out
WM. CAMPBELL,
Rcctlsr end sdgent.
august 10. t.-s-, If
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4 y CHANCERY.---y "a Court held Tor r-11nce
EDWARD county, Juns the ped. 1875.
Jos, W. Jones and Jane his wife, formerly Jane
"p'oh' Comp!ainauts.
"S o, "loson ana a my r. Gibson, Def'ts
The defendant Robert b. Gibson, not having en-
tered his appearance And given security scooldine
% an act OF tie General Assembly and die rules Of
t' court and it appearing to the sa,isction OF the
court, that the said Robert Gibson is rot an habi
tamt OF this state the nation Of the ennplanants
BY the'r counsel, it is Ordered, that The said de-
ien6snt Rohert Gibson, do appear here ON the fret
nay OF September cours next, and swer the eou,-
painans bill, and that copy of this orcer be fntb
w'th inserted in some 0f tire pubic newspapers
printed IN the city of Richmond, for t4vo months
suceess'yely. snd also posted at the front door Of
the Courthouse Of this county.
Ieste, b. WORSgsM n q
July 27. wsw
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a LIST OF LETTERS
Re1naining in fie pos'- OGT-e M kichr7oD

Nff9nfNiHg ~ Ne PdF'-NW'e M Iict7no0g, ne
SlSf ,9Rgusf, 1913
8-Thotnts y. Aduns Lewis Attinson 2. HTores
Nbh1O Q iisaieth Nr'rsrong. John AIiers5n, C.
j. Anderson, h. si7 hibrra ., l7sy Ar.este1d,
Jane hrmis'saj, AlOlpG Auksr, Robert Archer.
bald.
B--pe'sv Bales, law Prowp. Jol rson Bnontiee
Cottis Bryce, irn Hr1sri Q, Avn Pera-ri 2 p,vid
1'arrcs l'c0i' fifes Ihonps Nrno', Wiuiq, r.
f'H''er, Francis Rrowu, Nerv Bruc5, Nsd,esi e
E,pwr, Gcwcl 's1g mr., Rev John Y. Hq-,aw.
~ Bel. Jacob T,is'i, Str,1 Dasg, Emtan rio,s D
Cant VIM fei', pl 70. i'urt 2, iooJraan
D-rocH R'h-rt g r, co.'b Bq.e,rau. Iso,-g
Isl fori, dbTa,ai baskaes, Ja4iti 2. Branch, VII.
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Mn. ARsfISTEaDYp1rSfo "a,
.~Uw OhTAKED E0K 49,


MAT extremely valuable landed estate. know,
py the harne OF the Bent Mountain go H
es'ste, wheh IS now in tie possession of Col An
drew Lewis, IL situated OF. the ieshasy Mountajo,
IA montgomery eDlnty--It IS about 20 rries W. $, M
Luxembourg and 10 miles soatsi vast of pstton,Srrs
from which place James River aff5rds a safs .ani
convenient navigation. The tract above nentionaJ
eohains nearly 2i,OGO GcEes of land. and IL is
'hniy one oil the most valuable ssock.Iprms in AM,
r.ea The range, which is iaexh.nstibIe ,cns.st.
D. the rich-weUd, bluegrass aud uea-yine IN.
p'a1tstion IS an extensive and an ar,ost level nei,
~ < present contains ESQ acres of cleared Iii
lco acres OF which the 6ne 81 ti,nothy r,esdnve
hese 'aeSiows, with an iuconsldsrahle ,,orinc ot
'"O"nF. c~n,he extended over q thousand s.r.s for
on si'npy removing tn. timber, tn ground IS pre
'entiy covered siih the most inxuriant yra,s IN.
oi"er lands are rich and produce well Al, kinds ~
Sisin adapted 10 the climate The houses. thonrb
not ee2ant, are convenent and comfortable Ia III.
S".m there is a fountain al the purest water.
ms estate would be peculiarly valuable either 10
wealthy grazier. or to company disposed 10 eater
INTO the Business of grazing. which business is IN
u"s country, e%treintly profitable The lands could
Te 5" oividef, ga to afford many cOmmodious farms
but no psrtia' sale win be admitted.
Co:- Andrew Lewis, WHO resides on the Mace
w she" It to any person that csgs for the purpose
of vie.ogit.
- ne terms Of sale may be known, by application
ether 70 Col. Lewis or To the subssr!aers
GEORGE PICKETT,
CHARLES JOHNSTON,
ROBERT POLLARD.
June 90. wtf
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sALES -, 6Uc1yoh

WI. 70 u 4 .aU(IxC.T. n J..
iEfiLL BE- sold. Friday the iOh i..s, nc 10 AZ.
~ clock, on Sbostoe I'm At the jvcEn; hocsa
az John \. CLev-gie, Est wao 10 about to ;e.. H..
C:ty. III his ~ =
HOUSEHOLD e. KITCHEN FURNITURE,
or".ptisng neary eve =, sriiee neeesssry Tor tie
a very elegant sud complies s~t Il gSl. y, Tea
Chiha, Beds anu Matrasse8 Soiiias. o...;. fs!A5-
ses. bed and w.hdow Cprtaii., fsL.es Ca.,s,. Da.>
reaus &c &c. Sc
--.7LaSC-
An excellent Chariot made 1Y'Ocie Of ri.i,ad. p
his, w.tiiIarnoss 'cr horses; {, Cows srtl-i t.,.
Decades rsr'e,y IL ar,is'estc Tedious su,,.r- g.
fernis--91 tays Credit ~ .ua.s Eis.ve (, .J.,
Negccisbe Notes Wits aprdv, Il Ed,larssss ~, -
r'gpred. JAMES BkOWH Y Co
81 September, 1915. tbs 4sefig,,. .Ts.
:, ct. SAFE, a h.n,lsl..,c wYir NE. r-.TI-. !I--
relied Hngesh manufactured Eo-i:ns f'il re.---
spp'yto IL B. B;sarovs, y! the GGi-e Of ~. Ea-
q,.ifor. Ary ~ n
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mAhirE INsUitANCE COMPANY.

mhhirE INSUitA nee COMPANY.
TIE Directors of this Institution having bv :,
resolution Of their board authorized me to receive
subser piions t, cC:apet: tie Capital Stoek of tLe
same; Notiee is hereby given that book for this
purpose IS now open ard attendance will be given
fring the usual hours Of busness at the Office Of TIE
Company in the room lately occupied IS the ColJee.
tors Office.
4. Campbell, See,'y.
Richmond, I'd June 1873 4
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LANO EOR SALE

y Decree having lcen r0sae By re Cson.y Court
Of Hennver, - thair lssi terra. d.ieeiinp tte
sale Of the taet Of lard in the raid Conn.y lse The
residence q hothanitl Rope, ESq. (rihect 70 hrs.
Peps'i dowsrJ o. rulio suction, 10 lie highest b.I
Ter, on e crtdh 0 tvei'e o.otths the con,u,s.
aoner' in the taid decree named, IN yrirsrans-
thereof, viii fcoctod ou FrAav, the TEETH d.,
Of S-u'eajr next. on trs pre",ses. 20 ri, 70 sar o.
he sid raet Of ''ad, Schsaihng about iouF hundred
aud sky ige .erts
Ass0st -. ds
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JUST PUBLISHED.

4. I'D For Sale at PETER CoTToM's Book T.
u Stationary Stor+, second door above tie Easie
Tsyern--the following New Works, Wa.
Horace in london, by the authors OF the Rejected
Addresses
Dukes Postl'urcous Works, volume FIVE;
Christian Morals. by Hannah Moore, su,j ore IS Of
Practical Piety
miosdaIm, or the Penitent of GodsiOv. novel
by Elizabeth HeIu,e
Researches IL Prussia;
Mss MitfcrG's Poems, second edition:
Hridai OF friermain, IRE Vale of ST. John. .
Lovers ale, said 10 be written BY r. Erskine.
.Hiso, Jus' RrcciUed,
A fresh supply Of DUANE's Hand BOOK. for II.
fantry ard Rihenen.
tie afso 6rfects in a tr7o daps,
WoodfaPs Edition Of Junius's Letters. win 70.
Smiles, and several ether new works
August 10. It
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FRESH Drugs e NlEDICIHES
PAINTERS & OVERS MATERIALS. Sr So

FR EEI7 DRUGS z 1IEDICIH'ES
PAINTERS & OVERS MATERIALS, @c, Sc
4 'HE subscriber, few doors below the EoI ,ra
n yern, he's Just received, by land Carriage HON,
New-Hork, Baltimore and Alexandra, full 5. w.lj
selected assortment OF Drugs aud " edicues which
lac warrants To be genuine amt fresh they we're
well laid m, which will enable h to sell excent;nu
afew tices as cheap fer Cash, as such articles
we're soi for before the war.
Orders from his old CUSTOMERS, and from the coup
try and Recipes from Medical gentlemen, punetu-
ally attended Ia.
Best She'matet5g Lamh oil, Boiled and
Ra7o LiRsred on, Y1vert o., end 1ne esroce
u Castor oil, also on reasonable terms.
WILLIAM WEST,
Angus; 10. wf
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W. N4EL GNGYT'EY
sESPECTFCll.Y Informs ~, ,,;.,as .a .
", TONERS, who live at or near Lyuchure. that
Ae laa got an Establishment ia tlat place. eUnoe
ed by
Mr.. AAaiISTEAD TRuSLoW,
IRON whom they may purchase any arieies in his
me at the Rei',uond prices lie has inst receive.
IN e'esant aud extensive supply CT III fLirAMY
ICONS, Silver Ware and Jeweiry
Consisting cf--s'earlsn aud Plain jewelrv, lie, set,
complete, Spoons, Ladies, Gold md Si,.r u,'.',
le,ts'. Swords. Side Arms, Military Ru,,on,.
iiumes ct different kinds, Dirks, sSo. Ssc--yYbieh
he offers for sa!e h, usual prices.
August S. wew
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hueust II.

z. d The Editors of the Roston Daily Adv.r.
tiser, -Ncw-York Edvocste, Philadelphia Anrorx
Baltimore Wing, Daily National lnteiseneer nor
fox Ledger, Norfolk Herald, Girl ieo,Le Fledouian.
ahd "eorfa journal, are requested forward their
papers regularly, and direct their agents in Rich.
monG 70 anply SIS shove for usynient. a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-07
NEW COFEEE HOUSE
August 10.

EVE Subscriber respectfully informs Tie public,
& that he has taken ,e eligde stand on tie ca.
pitoi square, FIRST known rs Mineral Fountain, aad
lately IS Porter and Oyster liou.e. lie Iurnoses
10 keep the best Beer, Porter, Wines Hnd Li9uors
co.'s or hot rchs.-Cysters 80. in their seaso,,-
and solicts patronage.
Some OF the pr;ncipal papers ;nthe United Stst=s
viii he Immediately obtained Tor tie aa,uses1,t OF
Visitors.
he also continues hs House of Entertainment ana
Hrocery on Shoekoe ttIi, corner OF 5th snd n
Streets, under tas care OF Mr- ID T. Stodeeu:
where good forage and s;ahiaTe rnsy ESQ he hid
HENRY PARMEIS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-07

We, re Undersigned, having attended the taking
o. The DISPOSITIONS hereto 2nrexsd, having heard tne
oSGiuna'ion, and witnessed in degree the laria.
rons oetraseS eomiritt-d The property Of the irh.
vduas 10 not hts'rts 20 say that we believe the
depcst on sp's an'iay correct and aisn. that other
people IN the g;erity Of their sniine have been ST.
most equal sHcrsrs WITH Tue unioritinqi a. epon elts
ASHAFL LhE;sIVURTHY,
FLEA I'm HROOKS,
tlGIAM FOSTER
GEORGE w. row Frs.
S. Ai5ars. August 7, 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-08-12
Disffitf Of Rhode Istaht


TN pursuance Of sundry warrants from the NoH,
i DAVID HOWELL, Esq. Judge Of the District
Court for the District Of Hhode-Issnd--
do hereby give public notice to Ill persons cots
cerned. that the following mformations flied bcs
fore said Judge, viz ~
An Information by William El'ery. Esq Colettof
Of the Customs Of the District Of Newport, in be-
half of the United States of Amcrica, by Asher
Robbins, United States Attorney for Rhode-islAtd
District, sgainst certain Schooner called the A
dolph, her tackle, apparel, furniture and boats
Nicholas Peterson, master, together with her csrgos
consisting Of 20 cases Of Dry Goods, marked Z, .
cases marked y, q boxes OF Kasins and raw hidee.
=. And also against Bost one box OF Sugafs and
one box Of Segars
s. And also against Boat snd bags Of Coffee.
An the abose mentioned articles are alleged III
said nf,rmaticn 10 have bscn forfeited for vio iion
of the laws Of the United States, and trial wall be
had on each Of the aioregoing inor nations 1t Die
tfict Court 10 DC holden by adjournment, ut the
Court House in Providence in said District of Hhodcs
island on Tuesday the Sist Of August inst. ut ic
o'clock in the forenoon.
I'll X DEXTER, MARsHAt.
Proyidedce, August IL, 1912.