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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-26
G, S,EVE

SHGS Leave toislor1 the Ladies and Gentle,ns,
ES on me cry oil Richmond and its vicinity tbo, he
'n,e"ds teaching to play on the Piano Forte and w;
opn hS he's commenced with several Young 49,.
NJ airs broone's Academy those Who ss. i,,
sen 20 hpHor hi'n with their patronage, are respect
J"un Lees on Shoc,oe Hill, or sddr,S. = %,
hi'e9 to him Z leave it at Hrs I'vootae z, ae,d.n
or at Mr. Z. Beck's and CO. in 4, Street liz 10
application. "iSO"h OH
Efarcl 70.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-26
BX AUTHORITY.
AN ACT.

10 encourage the destruction OF the armed vessels
fwsr OF the ensmy.
BE IL enacted Or me Senate and House.
~ RtfresenfdfiUes IF The United STATES o.
HWetsco IA Congress assembled, That du
ring the present war with Great Britain it shall be
lawful tor any person or persons burn, sink,
destroy any British armed vessel of war, except
vessels coming IS csrtels hsgs Of truce and for
that purpose To use torPedces, submarine instru-
ments, or any other destructive machine whatever
"A bounty of one half The value of the armed YES
sci so burnt, Junk or destroyed. and also alt the,
value OF her guns. cargo, tackle, and apparel. shalt
be paid out OF the Treasury OF the United States to
such person or persons who shall effect the same,
otherwise than by the armed or com tnissoned yes
sells ofthe United States.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-26

a W bE soIl 90 inc inghest bidder on Tbnrs.isv
a the 10TH dsy o. tl'is mouth Cor CASH vaiusb,.
parcel ut pine aid oak fr'hers upon the ;srd 80
y IN tie occupancy Of Stephsn Souif,sii dec'd' -
bout three unes sboye ltichaond t,ose INN, H.,
were b'own d""nhy the wind some tire since. and
for the Richmond district wv
March Il. ~
hr, ab"7e sac hiss been uravoidqhfv rosfnf, Cd
but viii oertsinly take place al the Escie = =
MONDAY ,he 20th inst. n ~ ""
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-26

.9UC1TC&.
q hN FRIDAY next tie e6tl inst IL esclocl, a. :,
" store 1T Tire Subscribers,
i(-hhds Brown Suparj
40 liarres do. DO
so FarreIs Green Coffee,
~ Bags Willie 10
90 do. Heavy Pepper,
II Barreis loaf Sugar.
binds Antigua lsnm sd proof,
MN
Sundry other artiees--J eirns Ibsra, s,d 80.
known at sale. ' '"~N'
lillian, Dye-o e Rsberfson.
March %. '1"'''0"fe'"'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-26
II. CLAY.

H. CLAY,
Speaker Of sAefiouse IF Rep, esentGtiv.e.
W.. ii. CRAWFORD,
President q the Senate, pro arpo-e.
March ISIS.
Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-26

& person suspected Of being a British spy bae
been taken up and committed TO the city prison.
Bait PAP.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-02
TEN DOLLARS REWARD

EFOR experimenting and delivering to me
d in Richmond City, a Negro Lad, named
OfTOWAY.-Ie Runaway Oh TUESDAY
morning last--it Is probable he Is lurking
about in Adams's Valley, or near Mayo's
Bridge, as ne has acquaintance at both pIa-
ces. Should he have left the CITY. il is
probable he will make for the upper end of
New Kent county, in the Deighbo,irhoed of
Capt. Garrett, from whom I hired him for
the present year.--Ottoway is about 10 years
OF age, somewhat Of a down look, speaks
soft and o0iigingiy; between black & LIGHT
eoiored negro. about feet 8 or inches high.
aud Straight made.
d TURNER.
[d)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-02
ONE CENT REWARD.

ONE CENT REWARD.
= ANYWAY from the Subscriber on the 4th
~ day ofthis month, JOHN SMITH, who
was bound apprentice until the age of 81 years
Ills mother lives in the county Of Nelson,
where 1t is likely he may go.-I hereby forwarn
ali persons whatsoever from employing or har-
bourng him, as l am determined to prosecute
such as may do so. The said SMITH is now
in ti,e i7thy year of his age, of darss conpIsxi-
on, dsuk eyes and hair, and spare made =
JOHN VEST.
Buckingham County, July f9 3w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-02

Af Courf Of Quarterly Session, eshtiaxed and
he'd for Iestniore'and coun1, ths 27th day Of
II -May, 1913.
Robert Eiil Complt
AZ vs..
James Elliost & william Nelson, Dests.
IN IsA.SrrRy
THE Defendant lame. Elliott not having en-.
tered his appearance agreeable to the Act OF
Assembly and the rules of this court, and it APP
pearing to the satisfaction of the court that he
is not an inhabitant of this commonwealth, it is
ordered by the court that lac appear here on the
fourth Monday in August next and answer the
bill OF the complainant, and that copy OF this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed in the City OF Richmond and copy be
also posted at the front door of the court house
CT this county.
n copy-Teste
10. FOX, W. c.
June z, 1913. Cw@wp ]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-02
Notice.
June 10

I INTEND to petition our next General AS
4 sembly for remission Of RAes imposed on
me, by the County Court ol Goochland, for my
nen-attendanoe IS a witness, 1T ssd Court
And also to make several very important amend
ments in the law under which l act as Inspect
or OF Boats.
PAUL G. G. JONES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-02
TO THE PUBLIC.

All persons disposed to promote the sue
cess Of the important object, for which a
BIsLE SOCIETY has been established in this
City, will please to apply to either of the
UNDERSIGNED MANAGERS of the said In
ssitnticn, who severally hold subscription
papers.
John Buchanan. William Mayo.
John u. Blair. Robert Quarles.
Jacob Grigg. George Watt.
John Fl. Rice. John Bryce.
WIN. Munford. William Fenwick.
Samuel Greenhow. and
Archibald Blair Alexander McRae
Richmond, July list, 1913. (1w3w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-02
Notice
10. FOX, C W. c.
Cw@wp ]
June z, 1913.

Y WILL SELL Tract of LAND con.
a tanning about 500 Acres, in the County of
Goochland, on Pickinhoe Greek, adjoining
the Lands of Mr.. William NJ. Richardson,
MIR. A. Bryce, and others.
JOHN FORBES,
Near Columbia, V1gtnia.
June H. WITT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-02

TAKEN up by Abper Smith residing IN the
Dark Bay Mare,
supposed to be years old last spring, has :
very small snip on the nose, and a small star
on the forehead her fore feet have the appear.
ance OF having been badly foun1ered heretofore
she has been docked, but has no brand oiscoy-
cradles viewed and appraised the 18th day Of
April, 1913, BY David itattray, W1. Graves, &
Arthur 5ublett to IS dollars
ExtFact--Teste,
5tp WINS DANCE, D. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-02
PARfs. June 10.


Her M. the. Empress Queen and Regent
has recsived the following account Of the sit
uation ofti1e armies OH the 9th Of June.
The Head Quarters of his M. the Empe-
ror were at Liedmitz.
The Prince of Moskwa still remained at
Breslau.
The Commissaries appointed by the En-
peror OF Russia to carry the armistice into
execution, are the Count of Shouwaloff Lieu
tenant general, Aid de Camp General to
the Emperor, and M he KoutousoI, major
general Aid de Camp Csen. to the Empe ror.
Those on the part d France are the gene.
raj of division Count DunonCsr, commando
ing division Of the guard and the gcne
raj of Brigade Flat 1rlt Aid de Caml, 60 the
Emperor. These commissioners are Stair
onod at New Market
The Duke of Treviso transfers his head
quarters to Glougau with the younger guard:
the elder guard returns to Dresden. where
1t IL presumed the Emperor viii establisa
his head quarters.
The several corps fine army are put in
motion to form camps in tho different pOsti-
ons OF Goldberg, Livenburg, Buniziau, Lirg-
mitz, Sproteau, Sagan, &c.
The Polish corps of Prince Poniatowsk,
which is now crossing Bohemia. is expect
ed Al Zisteau on the LIST of June
PARIS, June Il.
Her Majesty the Empress Queen and Re-
cent has received the following account of
the situation Of the armies on the 7th Of June.
His NJ. the EDpbror's head qaarfers were
al Bunzlau. Al the corps Of the army were
IN march for their cantonmeuts The Oder
was covered with boats eescepding from
Bresiau to Gltgss, loaded with ARTILLERY,
tools, floGf, anS articles Of ali kinds, AIKEN
from the enemy.
The city OF Hamburg has been retakcn
on the 30th by STORM. Prince Eckmuhl be-
slows great praise on the conduct Of Gene
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-02

THE subscriber is dosirous Of dsposing Of
Bis STOCK IN TRADE at PaIYArE SALE.
He would also REN that weli-kaown Stand,
opposite the COurthogse in tbs cry.
Lot ana brick House,
In Adams's Valley and would take part ofthe
purchase money ia Brick and Carpenters work,
10 be done ON Pow,hte crsck
partner IN the MANUFACTURING and
PAPER MAXIM bnsine S., WiIo could advance
about $500, would be taken on sdvanta geous
terms.
All persons having ciaims against the sub
scrIber, are requested % bring them forward /;
and those indebted te hin, are desired 20 make
geeady payment, WM.FAhf,.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-30
.neut, had an nnqoestianabIs right to

,,,eut, had an .lnquestisnabls right to
.I,elire the overture, ani having, Is
/ verify ,e,ieya, witaths unrest me
fiye., laid dowa the rule or his own
,,niuct, 1t will doubtless, DO cheer-
t,a.ly .ad l hope. with anabated con
id,ncs. and good will. aeaaiesosd in
W t,e senate during tho Remaining
art of his administration. PERHAPS
too, il will beso.ne the permanent
rule of proceeding between the two
.riba,l.ls in al futnre times. But J
,av. vet to learn The correctness OF
ihs priaeiplas upea waieh tia refu-
,,l wa. ioua led, and | nave also yet
i, t,arl. that tho executive authorl-
" Of tue nation will 30 improved by
it.
WI. B. GILES.
;Vig1eam, Oct. Esd, 1913.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-30
JOHN COOK.
Cohy Of a leHer, dated
WArERTowN, Nov. Is, 1si5.

ny a Gentieman VINO icH tbc aTWy
on Thursday, the llth inst. / hsve re-
ceiyed the following particulars The
whole Of orr force crossed from Hsmil-
ton to the Canada shere, and we're, pro-
ceeding down the river, and British
inrce in their rear following. This wsS
on Tuesdsy-On Wednesday they con-.
tinued their march, and were all the
day much annoyed BY the enemy--at
night it vas concluded by our troops to
divide, and Ger. Brown with large de-
taciment was sent forward to destroy
some block houses and disperse some
small parties OF troops collected al Q
place called Cornwall. Gen. Coying-
iot with the rest OF the afmy was to
fellow. partly in boats and by land.
When thr boats under Covington had
MI, of a small distance, they were at
lacked by fee, of Briti'b gun.boats,
aid returned--they we're ordered of q
second TIME and returned and rslanded,
and = determination formed to stack
the British BY land. Orr troops vera
accordingly drawn up in line OF battle
and advanced, toward the enemy, Who
Immediately prepared /" meet them.
When within musket shot. general
FIRE commenced from both sides, ~h'cn
lasted some time, when the British fe.
treated in good order, and were pursued
by our troops, who continued the pur.
suit ill they came to, low spot OF
ground, when the British opened tre'
! mendnu. Ere Of grape ard canister
shot, from pieces Of Artillery placed N
the woods by the side ofthe road. Inc
\ British eun-hoats at the cane TINE "pen'
! ed FIRE in the same manner IRON tho
4 oppo.i,e side next the riycr--csr r'H
| fell in al direc,ions-a retreat was I'm,
mediate,y ordered. which vas cHseHa
with regularly, and the emf nay e''ree
! from their own loss or ssme other tes-
! son declined pursuing. Our troops '"'
nediately re crossed the river, vel'
encamped when my Informant lsit mem
\ They had heard that the British BED =
! force of about S 600 not far Oh, on az
| Gear Lake ST Francis. Tbs loss :" w
I our part in killed end wounded rxeeec'
I 400, the fire from the British beng e.
rsmely destructive. The snemy's 10Y
not known.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-30
Extract Of q letter from an Officer
in Lord WelLingtOn's .9rmy.


"Our centres and those OF the
enemy are very close !: they almost
touch. 1t is rot customary Tor them
to Ere on each other : on the contra
~, they are mutually very "ourte.
Gus. Some days ago. French cen
try did fire on Portegnese. but the
French officer Of the picket imme.
diately came forward and apologIzed;
saving that it was a mistake Of the
man, for that they had orders one e
NIL, not to fire on individuals or posts.
There is a great deal Of civility
shewn between the out. posts, when
ever a flag passes or any opportunity
offers.
:. Some days ago several of their
Officers came out to "a. and conyfr-
sed long with our Officers. They
were full of peace, AMI said it was
certain /; adding as the terms. that
France and England must quit
Spain and Portugal. and give them
un to Ferdinand the Seventh end the
Prince Eegeni Of Portugal.
81 In several of the friendly conrer-
sations which the French Officers
have had With eurs. they have ask
ed them TO drink wine with them, &
bv way OF uniting them. have filled
themselves a bumper to Lord Wei
lington.
!" The Frensh army having suffer-
ed so much. both in The battle Of
Viuoria, and the last series Of bril-.
liant affairs, in loss Of baggage. wo-
men, he. Soult has greatly contract
cd the baggage, and has sent away
nil The women, even the Officers
wives, and tbeis companions not
even the Countess Of Gazan, or any
Generals wife, has been permitted
to remain and he allows only ose
soldiers wife to regi,hent."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-30
ALBANY, November 81.
Mes.rs. Lang g Turner,
GENTLEMEN,

GENTLEMEN, =. 49,. 81.
have 70 communicate to yeu the
most imhortans information. As the
mail will arrive probably some hours be-
fore the Steam Boa, of Tuesday, I i'm.
brace that opportunity. knowing the
an <iety Of every class OF citizens Tor
the esent OF the present campaign you
will have en- opportunity, of issuing sn
Extra Gazette, as YOU asay rely on tho
correctness of tho statement am'
Gentlemen, your, &c. 49,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-30
Sarngos,c, atnt.'2

Sdfngossc, dtft. q.
The army Of Soul,, reducedto 4dann
men changed its position and fell back
20 go into winter quarters. His Head
Quatters are a, Bayonne, with 5000 men
It is calculated Pamp-1una will sur.
render on OF before the 10Th of Oct"
~ Cediz SEPT. 25
The Tunisians and Algsrines are at
var according to the late accounts
from the Barbary Coast. the former hal
beaten the latter, Notwithstanding the as
sistance afforded by their aeet in the o.
peration.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-06
ccNiMcSIcATroN.
What are iiy---what . tho,.sshd slavcz.
Ma'ei'd to the .iae~s Of single arm

80 tCNMCSISATfOT
a-t are iiity--what thonsshd slavcs:
Malei''d To the sincws OF q single arm
That strike Tor liberty"
lie excellent subosdination, and soldierly
behavior OF the several companies Of niliti,,
IN Newport, reflects honor on their comman-
ders--and IL the best proof of the union wi:h
which our town is at this time happily bles,.
LIN the bravery and good conjuc, of our
militia we have the utmost coniidcnce We
look 10 them ior protection in the hour OF
peri--and they viii not dissppoins us--.Thev
are the proprietors ot the soil on which thov
s'anu' aud vilidisputc every inch of ground.
Ill proper attention has not been paid a
furnishing the militia, wheh ia seiual service,
with necessary supplies, and il they have not
yet received their pay Tor their services on
the day OF the alarm, we ask them To be pa
uent Tor Gay or Two, and Malt The de,erni.
nation OF the General Assc tnbly .-sA.Their
promptilude merits and viii receive . suils-
bic compensation.
The militia Of Middletown. a~s patriotic
and able bodied .nen-men who neither wang
tor nerve or musclc.--rhc Adii:ant Of tho
regiment assures us that they viii shortly be
disciplined and become militia OF the FIRST
class.--We doubt not but every ciertion will
be made 10 make them such ;and lhrt the men
will be proud in being second Ia none, VIC do
not ques,ion-----Lct the scvcrsl officers
lhroughoat the State, In their several depart
men,s, do their duty, and the men will do
theirs--Lrt issbe remembered that Rhode
island produced the third (if not the sccondl
General in the Revolutionary Army. And
we are confident in asserting that there arc
Elishas on whose will rest the msntse OF K.
lijah. But much depends on tho mode Of
procedure adopted by the General Assembly.
In Marshali's lite oil Washington, We read .
letter from the General TO Congress, which
recommend, t" the appointment Of men Of
talents TO iiil the several ofic ss''---s and Vet
the pay be such as to mike N an object for
such 10 accept ofiiccs"--Let not the man who
is capable Of filling an Office with honor Ia
himself and bench, to his country. be deter
red from stepping forward because ,he pay
will no, Support his dignity or his family
--or is not an equivalcnt Tor tho business no
must leave, c,"--thus speaks the savior of hio
cVunuy-Let his voice be heasd and regarded.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-06

CALEB IHIPP, '
TAKES this opportunity 10 express his sincere
thanks for the encouragement 10 has received
from his customers, and to niorm them of bis re.
movaI from his former stand. e la, JHames.secs,
directly opposite .hary. y.shess two doors south u
Wn LANGLEY. Esq ard Istely occupied BY Major
SyLyEsT Ea BRowsELL--~hcfe he offers for saIe.on
as reasonable terms osals pufchssed in this ovus
general assortment Of genticmsn's fashionable
BOOTS. SHOES, and PUySfPS,
Of different sizes. qualities, and Prices.
.9is0, just rsceived--a new supply of ladies' and
children's morocco SHOES, sf the newest fushons.
which are warranted 10 be Of ss good quality. and
will be cold on as low terms, any stots in New
port
.aho, Jor sa's-webbing, Cord. TasseIs, Binding
Skihs, and Morocco for lining boots
CT He carries on his business 10 usual, and fat
ters himself that he furnish those who favor him
with their custom, with B~0ts, shoes, and Pumps,
that will be equal in quality 20 any manufactured IN
this place. and as prices that csnno, fall 10 ssh hls
customers
Newport, May 6. 1873. ftf)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-06

Drpartca THIS ufe, saturday iast, D..t,a i..-
JANis HALL. IN the 7Jth year Of his age Msnv
years since e called with holy Calling. and has
ed quiet nd esce.bc lite 10 AL t,od,iness ard hon
esv.--Havins good conscience, he held fast the
profession of faith without wssering--Cheeriul in
his sdispostion--constsnt and unwesricd perform
ing his religious duties-exemp.fyirg tina, the yoke
OF his Szvier y e.sy and his burcn I;vIr.--May IL
mot bc said 75en san joped Righteousness and Aaied
in'qay. Therefore God er~s nv dad, hafb an..,,i-
ed iisr s-::i s.e IF g'sa4rss cts-~ M ysc,=,"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-06
Tamtltanp &nrittv,

A STATED Meeting Of the 7hmmsuy
IA Society, or Columbian Order, will be
held at their Grea, Wigwsp, in the State
House, on "WEDNESDAY Esehing, May 10, at
the going down Of the Sun, where Long
Talk will be delivered before the Society, by
Brother HoLnEs Weaver, and apps opriate
tunes will be played by the Columbian Band.
g lsy order.
~. BERNARD HILL, jr. Sse'y.
.'iolsh Of Ptan'. 2oM,
season " .,Y.'e.a april %.
B, W, ar &ou y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-06
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

The returns from Virginia are of such a
decided compile xion as to leave no doubt, bat
what the administration will receive an aG ces-
sion OF strength from that state. There is
but one administration member whose eles-
tion VIC consider doubtful. Randolth, Gray
and She6ey, will be left out. Certainly the
two former and there 10 good reason to be.
licve the latter. Pend!efoS County sends
two fedcraists to the Legislature, yet mJjor
M'Coy had majority of 4s votes over Black.
burn, the opposing candidate. John q. lack
son will succeed Witson, very good mean
ing, inofensive federslis,. Mr.. Bassen goes
to the Eastern Shore, where the two remain
ing counties Of his district arc situated, with
majority Of 500 votes over Mr.. Baity. Gen.
Breekenridye's election is far from secure.
.flcrander Herald.
Albert GALLATis, Esq. Secretary Of the
Treasury of the United States, left this city
yesterday with his family Tor Philadelphia. Il
is understood that ne will not revisit this city
previous TO his departure for Russia, in qvaI-
ity Of Commissioner on the part Of the v.
nised States, under the accepted mediation Of
Russis. We should do injustice to our feel.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-06

n:y als ancc .s ,hc very eh.,s of,k. Chan
mel they parade along the coasts of South
America nothing chsses, nothing in,ercepls,
no,ning engages them on, to yield them tai
umph
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-06

In addition to the list OF Impressed Americans
published in our paper of the S2d ut we are re.
qucsted 10 mention the names Of BENI. CsuRca
and ISRAEL CHURCH. sons Of the widow ELIzA-
BErH CHuReH, OF this town, one Of whom has
been in the British service ture and the ether seye
years The former has been released, and is said
to be now on his passage hope, and the other is
still detained
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-06

The Congressional election in Tennessee
has resulted In the election Of six RepubIi-
cans among whom are the three gentlemen,
Messrs. Sever, Rhcs and Grundy, who re-
presented that state in the last Congress.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-06

The United States sloop'o of war Siren, i6
guns, sailed from News Orleans, March 22d.
The British sloop of war Herald was at the
mouth of the Niissi,sippi the 2rst.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-06

The United States iriga,es President, Of
~ guns, Commodore RoDeERs, and Con-
sress, of So guns, Captain SMITH, sailed
from Boston on Friday morning last, on a
cruize.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-06
NO1'ICE

r. hereby given 20 the Creditors af the Estste og
Il JOHN COOK, late of Tivestou, ,lscesseds rrp-c-
sem,ed nscv~ut tba, SIN months lrsss she date here
Ut are allowed To them 20 exhibit thslr elsus tn ss
subscribers, xho appointed Commissioners sicr.
Oh ly the honorable Court of Probate of tie sov
Of Tiverion and ,hst they will attend ~ the dvri.
,ng-iiorse ,f B~sirm's Hsrriud Esq " said Tit,rs
Ton. the las, Thursdays in Aprii, May. June. lul
August and september Lcxt, ~ ten o'eleck. 4.
JOSEPH BAILEY, f.-.,--..
HOLDER ALvt,S
Tiycr,on, aea J. 1913
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-05-06
Removal from lI5 to l42.

Pear ef' Discovery, $40