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AAQUIRER. oFFIcE, Ore. so.

q We have eyclrted several :. s. +. from tb;.
90 'sper, 10 eve roe'n 20 tie ccInus aud inter
esune ';<trGcts which We hsve Made from, the I'm,
n"is "t the IL o. pA Few rSr-larSs =, ,,,r re.,
IN the duttrs the rights q the 6. vim res,,..t
10 the asi.itiz. - '''' 'eHl 'e1t
The guest on If rlIvarciry the, s-,orr. ,r,ba n.
rect Tax % the q 5. >. Yet fore the II az fl =
It wa yes er'lay argued in pat h,.t ~, Il ci,. -
we hope q believe, that The a,!vasc. gvkf be
fecteG. q y
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W.K. ~. HE,NTvG, y. Il. C.
F,-
.SOSEy GREEN, h. g.


NOSES GREEN; r. @.
Robert Taylor, Norfolk
EcGaeaGGv. Dec. %.
y communication from the Governor was
received and read IS fnInws
CouwcH Ch2r,5rr Dee. 90.
TIE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FELLow -CIrIzEHs.
One of the many in
icHn"sn'crces arising frar, the hrrSlrc,..
character given the warby the enc my is :he
loss % slaves su tanned by orr fellow chi.
lHeos otthe Eastern frontier. The enemy
leaves no means unessaye@ to scfipc- them
trom their owners under the decisive ,ro-
mise Of iibora:ing them. when it is now 81.
iStac;oriiY asce'taiped that thev are ccns;ea
ed t" the West Indies, sci TIA the plarters
St enormous prices, ard exposed 20 = ccumn-
atetI HaTdsbpS. siiH~cs ca es lave &C
curryd Wherein ono night. persoYs in q state
y 2i,iIence lave been rcsJ;ced To at;ec, 60
very, nj not unf equem;jv this misfortune
has involved the wicow and ti'e o-ph4n, So
MS 70 leave 40 resource but the charilI of
thcir neighhnrs.
HE var being ia ional It's losses shou,d
be equally borne. No portion of the Cr;te,I
States has given more DISTINGUISHED proofs
~ zea' aud devotion than our citizens of the
Eastern Frontier, end amidst al the rriva-
tons ct their situation they exhibit a firm &
tnyir dinf, spirit. Such people have clairns
IN on the gratitude and Justice of their
conntry--What should be finally done nav
very s2icfr be LEFT to the Councils of the M
ION. ana upon the termination Of TIC
WAY, p rational hope may be Induced, eth
~ that the enemy will be made 70 comDen
safe Tor those injuries go reruwnans 70 the
principles ri civilized warfare. ~. If the gov.
eminent should deem it wisest with view
q the interest Of the whole to forbear to
press the point, it MIL itself indie emily them.
| - therefore, submit tn the Legislator, tie
! nronriety q pAssiue law authorizing the
Courts ct those Counties where tlepredations
nave, or. may b. com yni,ted, to take deDo-
sit'ons Tor the purpose Of authentic 7ting ;he
losses and their extent, so rs 10 elntic gay
ashns should repa"7,ion DC finally awa~.
dFd or. that you viii ABORT snch other nnea-
sn res as Your wisdom NAV suggest.
| ON motion Of Mr.. Scott cf Yo,k.
o"6c-ed, That the said communicative, ba
referred tn select committee with leave IN
report By bill or otherwise -anti a comm toe
was appointed OF Messrs SCI, oF York. Car
row i-ivelv, Fall. Shackeford Carmicha
niackweil. Wise. Parramore, Coak. I.e;ah Of
N"ri'Ik horoueh. Fitzhugh and Muse.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-30
H.jrt1-t GWerGPs OFce.
k'ohHGiG, 2i,h Dee. f9i5.

S'T,
ara ,os'ructet ~ &c Gorer'o r ASH ConaoH to
scEoo~ieiss C,e ~ ce yo"f tar. Under d.tr
the -1tS inst disclosing ypur s0-,;tou 20 opit tac
CONN '"d " ich you have ball 'or the i.st Twelve
n9nSos. hey unaniwcus'y .egsr' lie step Won aaye
'SScu, without ~ H'nn-ut questioning tho rro.
Pr'"iv oi the motives which have PROMISED this de-
termipa'ion. tbey a,e awarc of the ycgy srinnus
.duuss wlie Ycc bays hSd 10 b,rforrs. sn are sou.
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from fhc .Norihern .Hrwy. Bp cor.
'ienan direct from the f.onticrs, wi h VII m
a'So came captain AdAir, Of tie rr,nv. we
are enabled 10 contradict The report fr.r.
"Hston, ioolisNiv pu in circulation by hos
wnoSe 7rishr' far out-rln tie woret ftcts,
that general Wilkes NJ army nd been AT
'acSed III its cntreho nments, and cut uD bv
the enemy. The a'my was in comfort bic
quarters wcH defended, and its commnni-
cations with he public stores aud pro is,ons
open ana secure, and no danger was 10 be
apprehended from the cnein,'s forces
Colonel M'Comb had been sent to Mon
treai Tor tn" rurpose, rs is understood Of
conftrr'ng with The British commander n
cch'ef, on the u icct of the officers pa. Cd
N &c contineni ii, rs SUBJECTS OF retala.
ton did.
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Sales at Aucti0R.

IALUApLE NEGROES. Ca mondsv II. 1on,
y 'sy OF january rext, will be sold he.ore RI =
o"or ~ the Zen Tavern Tire. ysir,bie nj,
''nuhs and Boy ehout ~ vesr, q, scs r..
MADE known o. tie day Of ssle-the sale will can.
Inencs ut IL O'Clock V''
Dec 80 'AN' H'e' T.
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NhW LIN DCNj ~ 70. -.
MIR. Wafhoai Srrfcr. Of Newcort.
Who " formerly IN officer in IN BRITISH
array bur more recently attached 70 the 2s,h
y. :. regiment, was 'e-isrda unprecedented
q attempting to escspe to the British ship
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-30

an DESTROYS u rertnp tut fDr the eus;irp ear
O. nT W." slory hr"k 'io"'e md Lot q, pres NJ nc
sups.n V Mr.. N9thsn SosfpuG near the Feda-
RAJ SPRING in Duvs's addition 70 tie eity q. Picb-
ia. % Wa. MONCURE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-30

Nahant. lie rs detained or bnard ,,,;s ,',;;.
pns though his designs were doubles, s-ee
son.hie, nothing pr''bably will be prove,
isiiih i@nt - prri>h him.
ne Rar:ilies HI. arrived 20 relieve III,
Valiant. aud they all lie row within poin.
blank shot of the light h,usp. Signal lirht.
have bern repca'edly m,de FROM Tho ! ~.
to the ene"'y'S ships. / hope the tcaitor.
will be detected."
nosrou Dec. %.
Front TIE NORTH ar EURopE
Capt. DAVIS, who came passenger in the
Maria !fe'coa, which arrived on A,rnday
at Piymonth, froN Gottcnburg inf,r,ns. that
Re len rha. CRY fhe 20ta DC; OBJ >, At which
time no intelligence of any new event OF i'm
portance in Germany, he'd been received !:
but it was reported the Grown Prince rrtp-
NApoTrnl had crossed tic Elbe.
We learn s. ~ capt d. that one If he
passengers in the Maria Helena had some
German papers, and nat he will be in town
with them this day.
The ascnt Of the President fr;rasc, Com.
RoDGERG, Yesterday received ic to-, FROM
the prize master of the schooner Comet in
tar'niag him. that tha, vessel hch arrived
sn!e IN Sew. Bedford. She WIS bound ori-
gina'Y from S.vanoah to Ne,. York. was
49, ~ N'i0 'h"''l''tN Nt' stsffe aQf' re
captured by the Pre- siGert the G,h. Ybe
salvage to tic President is ore c;rhth.
Jhr General Cour'-Mar,iai for the trial
~ f'9n. HrLL. will ronveas IN A :banv, IN
Monday Se'nnieht. 'i'hc General If his
sea, IT Newton on Mondsv last, to rcnair
TO Albany. We understand the CHARGES
Hreierfe' AGAINST air' arc, Cowartlice, rrea
cherry. and unoiiccr-iite conduct,
In consequence Of the alorn created by
me closed doors business G. Congress. Is
WFen Thirty and forty neutral ard othc- e.,
se'@ have -a;ie,' ir N hctce TO cgcai,e o Z. a
ne, The wii.t,s havc crcntiy tarrre, lh..f. :
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.eious ths in tsir discharge ycn haze teen inform
snnima'ed hy 80 ardent zsa' Cor the besi interests
at the Comisorr .si,il.
SIN further dire o;es, 10 assure yc, That lie
h'rure II the executive which inuced ia, m 20 ca,l
snn into serycs at rost tryin. crisis 80 Ear from
oe:'.2 diminished, has ncrcasea; -nd That they con-
ratu'ste ,hensc,vcs uron being so Fortunate in hv-
'1G aace'i You :r situation w,iel enabled ynu 10
deVe'ore h'sh military charar;.r ant % the same
nmc '"ntrtbGi- essentially ~ the protection os
y"'r""'ity. They uri~'ui0usy tender yon sss,,-
rhnees o''he rost profound regard, with ma ar!snt
wish, u,ssin yoOr retirement vnu may be as happ-
AS your military services have been rneritorious
~
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FROM NEV -LOMnON-

Erfroet Of icf'c,- G'27, M oG;c,r on
board Commodore Deratar's SquaJ,ou
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EAvANNhu. Dec. 21-

- '-AVhENtu, Dec. 81.
On the 8 instant. the letter of msrcuc
Xebec Utter, Ma'hews. &c Baltimore. fell IL
wih ard e-captured the brig FiGcIitr. Of
New Orleans under the Command OF Mid
,hiDnan n. Lyster, aud crew from his ma
Jes'y'a ship Herald. Il appears that ms
sn'p mounts rs guns, is stationed off New
oUe2ns to cruise IN company with MS ina
les'j s br'gs Forester, Gf rs gurs, and the
contest OF 10 guns thai bv the latter the
fheity waf captured on the 19t5 u!t. man
nfd by the former and ordered for Nassau.
sHcrcarSn consists Of -four and COTTON. but
nc original owner thereof is No. known.
1 he only person If the former grew left on
BOARD by the British was Conan Anderson
Swede' woo is reported by the midehip
man to have been lost owes board accident
ally a. sea
The fidelity Being in want of provisions
has arrived ar St. Mar D., (t5sorgiaD on
the 6th inst. under the direction Of Joeenh
| GoEcoShaii and two o + ~ . men.
We understand that lie Fer.I1 had iust
conveyed 90 Pensacola the s'lio DIV Hafbor
| rom Lord rit Nassau, said 20 be laden
wl'h arg goods, but strorg sueDioion vas
enfe' 'alHed that 4 large quaa'i.v of arm $
ana ammunition made NJ . pert OF the car
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-30

~ Ut - III u
g7ROM soto ~ stout Nep-r vlil,s. So 81.
'"e 9at WORKS On ipe K snswsa z ysr.-,,,r
wren 2 lberai pree vii b pad Apply 20 Andr,.,,
Doae'S II"i tsvcrn. d. On
~ DWAhD HhILAAt las ,ust ,.o.iv-,I r. -
Pb''delpfia srd Nv Ycrs supr.y Of rres,,
80 '"p, no ~ f"shty snf favor TO any befo,p
g. Y'l-e CONSISTS "ftie Core snd Mar, r. TO-
Pant, agl Niil-Wooa's & NO 81, pr-,.d IA 1915
IwrnJ-hv tig,s Madeira and particular y,o.r;.S.
Wines Forty Hhas o. Run, Two rrd. !, 49,.
,Ss99rt,heTn Candles iot'Y crates Gr.eaa.d B.s
tns'd ware rr'ne,pniy Plates two hun'r Il kess y
~ 'td !tF HI 'owdsr forty c.sxs fre5b C,,i.y..
. Z, hftY bushels II ris Grs,,, Sc
De 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-30

E.rtract Of a lerer 70 the c1iforS Of tbc
.T'ro YORK Ga=ette, d4tcd &uckett's TKar-
Dor, Dee H.
We have no particular news here. The
enemy are augmenting their forces st KIM
ston, and r*port states that 70OC rnen ere
expected up there Oery shortly. They have
besides a irisa'e and t'on sioops Of var
on the stocEs, aud abundance of timber
collected tor ship buhding, said to he for
tie purpose Of aging down more vessels.
shoNd We proceedjn bnHlug az the liar
bor.* Wc have very few troons here
srd many Of our scamen's times have ex-
rrcd, and are eav'' here for The Allan.
TIC"
| We Hnaer9'1nd $50 ship carren.crs
are on tue eve or ep"riurs from this civ.
Tor 5acket's Harbcr--iley can bui 4 7s ~
as the enemy.] y. Y ca.
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Postscript to tie Ontario fTeysrvcrp.
q 4 \ N L, IL !,

-, O"NN Ne UIGU VA, d. =.
we stop tue press - announce to our
readers tue Important Intelligence lust re-
cs'Vel tr"n tort George. Col. D0bhin IN
f"rms Us taa. on the 1O.h inst. Cen Mcclure
received correct inflammation -hat the B,i,;eh
trniy that had been vt Brring o.. had NOV
ed down IS far as the - rils creek, to at
tack Fort G gorge. when the militia had
ben principally discharged. IN rnrsrance
OF orders from the !5ecre airy Of War. the
general, iindiag itirhP7ss bic with his rc,,u
ced force to defend he Fort, ordered the
village OF Newark tn be DESTROYED and Fort
George - be raced to It's fonadation.-
MIST OF the guns III the tort and al public
property were removed to Fort Niagara.
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a letter from P.utsbnrg % the editor
states, that II IS uaquestionrby true tina.
" the arrest Of & n. Il .m:ton was ordered
cY ne cnmmai"ier - chic, but the ltttcr
Aod5 " y IS asScr'cl am og he otsi~ers e
ne army. that G, neral Hampton bad sent
III his rcSieuuti1n " 51ror1.
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FROM ENGLAND.

Arrived a. s.. Mary's (Gco.) m tire 1gth
inst the ship Il 2ard in 43 d|ys f. m ii
'erpo1' bound TO Amclia Ila"d, Win valn
able cergc ut dry g9oC, On the 1Oh sb
was taken pos 'ssion Of b. the y. ) en-
d"at No IS. on st, Mar 3 bar ne .L,p
Is urd'r Russian colots; bu, It is confidently
b-lcved that sire IS 5ou oriz a MANI
documents have Been found witch warrant
ne assertion that fhe r British rropert, .
uo~e yer, ms point cannot we'll be sett!, d
mil adj die u taxes place.
~ "A gentlemen who r nc passenger in
he Hczard. We ere Informed. ,hat il ",
~ ia''y announce IN the PARIS y SNsrs aat
Nes'T.. tsa!l2t;n and yarl haveSeen dis
missed from t'c codrt 81 g. Petersburg
BAT 1t Gas r2rersHy dtU N",eA by hmcri
'cans IN F0C'and. Ln.d Waipole has been
appointed roinisfcr % tie north. and u was
'e'ieVed for ihe burmese of u1re3i1r crr PIE
.rip@sI,iaries at s. Pescrgburgh, ba;notA;Dr
POSITIVE suowa. Paris pace-s stsse. thai
FonsPer:c was at Dfesi. On the n Ccto.
per. 6erin papers report bis having evacD.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-30

u" Is w COLEMAN has ~t1nove6 e.,
the Synagogue, D,c. 81. va
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-30

We understand that the SD regiment u.
IS Infantry, Col. s. Z. Fotterall, for SOME
time past en1amPel near Derby, intend to
proceed this day december 20) for Fort
Columbus, n York. ,flyo,o
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-06

partyfeelings upon the altar Of public good How honora
BILE, how exalted would he tho patriotism Of such sede
NAL How happy for the nation, would be the union Of
all heads, aud of al hearts, in ayigorous prosecution Of
the war; How speedy how honorable would be the peace
produced by noble effort Why then il b.
made Why andsmen, initiate the glorious and
exalted example set by patriotic heroic and gaan
tars who magnanmousy forget every consideration.
the recollection and love OF their country and their
honor! Why cannot all oocasions like them, make
long pull, strong pull, and pull altogether"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-06

1he trne and me factttious meaning Of the term--
SUPPORT THE ADMINISTRATION"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-06

The committee, to whom this message was referred
being myself a member, readily consented to render the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-25
B. B. ROWLAND,

vNrORu lis friends and the public. that NJ haS
1 taken the stand at the head OF Bannsters-wharI'
;rrctIv on os;te the Coffee where he intends
to devote his attention entirely TO the
.dUCTIONSJ COA1AHfSSION BUSINESS.
Those who will please favor him with their bust
aess, msy depend upon his utmost exerton Tor tleS
interest. =,
Cash Sales at Auction viii be collected and PAID
nn slrst dsy e salo March 1e l5W.l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-25
Removal, No. 1l2!!!

NATHANIEL SWEET, inf, rms his friends and
IN and the public in general, that he has removed
70 store No. ll2. Thames-stre corner OF Church
atreet, where he has a large assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
(s6eaD for cash viz -Broadcloths, Cassmeres, Dew
nshire Kerseys, Plains. coatngs, Baizes, fiannes,
Blankets, Calcoes aud Ginghsms, Checks, Lustrings
and Satins, Italian and Canton Grapes, Bombszetts
and Wildbores, Ratinets, Hosiery, cotton, worsted
sod silk Velycts, Nankins, cotton Cassimeres, &c.
with varie of other articles in the Dry Goods line
The smallest favor gratefully acknowledged.
Newport M arch l8, 1913 (6w)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-25
English, India, French and
American GOODS.

lust received, and fer sale by r. o. RICHMOND,
j an extensive assortment Of srapls osd Fancg
1OODS-among others,
800 ps French ribbons, Of every descriptions long
aud short kid Gloves; green apd black Ssttins :
Iuts.rings Linen; Cambricks; fancy half Hkfs ;
Laces Lace Mitts Dmities Bandanas; black SIX
and Nadras Inks and AN extensive assortment Of
American msnufactured Ginghams ehirtings ;
Redticks, &c. &c.
.slss-lO bo xes brown Sugars, of an excellent
a,Miity-all Of which will be sold unusually cheap
to- c..h Feb. IS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-25
Long-Island Corn.

lust landed and for sale by
j JOHN b. LYON, Lyons s,hart,
A quantity Of Long. Island CORN, of
the first quality .aso on hand-
1900 WI. Ship. Bread; 90 bbis. good Cider
1 second hand Caboosc Cable and quantity o.
ola Conner March ii,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-25

To impose duty on the importation Of Iron
Wire.
RE H saorfed Ny the Seunss ard Ksxss Of Rctrsensd,
~ fives u the United States Of .awe,ics IN CsnSvsss
assembled, That iron wire, whic, from and after the
passage Of this act shall be imported into the Uni
ted States AMI the territories thereof shall be sub.
ject to the same duty AS is paid on the importation
Of iron. steel or brass locks, hinges, hoes, anys
and vices
Sec. g. indie u further enacted, That an add.
ton Of ten per centum shall be made the rate 2
duty hereby directed TO be collected on the pporta
tons Of iron wire aforesaid, IN ships Or vessels,
DOT Of the United States.
Sec. 3. .andSs IL further enacted, That the duty
laid by this act shall be levied and collected in the
same manner. and under the same regulations and
allowances rs to drawbacks, mode Of security. and
time Of payment, - the duties now in Eovce ON the
ARTICLES herein before numerated. n. CLAY,
Speaker Of tie Hsnse sf Representatives..
WIZ. II. CRAWFORD.
President ef fAe Senate, pro fsmpors.
Febsuxy ., isi3.--.ltpro,sd, JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-25
AN ACT
Authorizing The discharge Of Daniel Updiks

Authorizing thc discharge Of Daniel Updike
from his imprisonment.
DE 81 enacted by shs SssGss and Hcuse Of Repvsenf1.
~ fives Of the UMssdSsosss Of .4msrfca IN Congrsss
assewbsd, Ths. Daniel Updike Of North Kingston, in
the county Of Washington and state Of Rhode Island,
now confined in prison in said county, ON judge.
ment obtained against him, in favor Of the United
States, be discharged from his imprisonment Pre-.
ided, hspcsxr, That he shaM first assign and convey
all the estate real or personal, which he may nov
own or be entitled to, to soo person or persons, for
the use and benefit Of the United States, under the
direction Of the Secretary Of the TresSusey, for the
ala That any estate, resl or personal, which the
said Daniel Updike may hereafter acquire, shall be
liable to be taken In s1tsfseton of said judgement,
in she same manner as Il lie had not been impfisoN
Cd and discharged. N. CLAY,
speaker .f u. Bsassef Rsprssrridnrc'.
wM. II. CRAWFORD.
Presidenf IF hs saCafs, pro fes.tsrt
March 3, 1si3-.5eproved, JAMES MADISON
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-25
DERLOIS & BREESE,

INFORM their friends and the public that they have
1removed their Goods to No. l6, ,SPRlNG-STREEf,
where they offer them, together with an assortment
Of GROCERIES OF the first quality, as low or lower
then can be purchased in this town.
They will in future keep general assortment OF
0roceries at retail Newport, March l8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-25
CALICOES. &c.

lust opcncd--1 trunk superfne Calicoes, Of new
j patio rus; and case Irish Linens which, with
q genual assortment OF DRY GOODS, arc offs' 'd
at reduced prices, for Cash only, at wholesale and
retail aN p o. RJCHNOND's Cash Sore.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-25
AN ACT
To encourage the destruction Of the ar
med vessel, of war of the enemy.

DE 10 enacted 6y the Serase and Mousse ef Rspresen-
~ tafi,es Of the Uaifed Mares Of .1reriea sn Con
asssm6Isd, That during the present war with Great
Britain shall be lawful for any person or persons
TO burn, sink, destroy any british armed vessels
Of war, except vessels coming cartels or ags OF
truce and for that purpose to torpedoes, sub
marine instruments. or any other destructive ma
chine whatever: A bounty of one half the value Of
the armed vessel so burnt, sunk, destroyed, and
also one half the value of her guns. cargo, tackle,
and apparel, shal 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 commissioned vessels of the United States.
IA. CLAY,
Speaker Of ths Homse Of Representatives
WM. n. CRAWFORD,
President If she Senafs, frv fempsrs
March s, iSi3--.aetrsssd. JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-25
HATS.
Samuel ]. Potter,

.sespoints AS Frisulls sndthe Pubic ingrers.
THAT he has taken the Store, No.
u 1l0, Thames street, opposite Mr. Nathaniel
Sweets, where he intends keeping very extensive
&ssortnsus of Ba,glish and American manufactured
H A Il s.
which he will warran, not nfercs to any In the Uni
I'D States via.
Ccntlemen's fashionable Beavers,
Super6ne do. Cas;oU.S
Common do. do.
Patent elastic silk HATS.
Plated and wool 90.
With general sssortmett Of Childrens BLACK ,eIue,
,iesh al ~yeen Beavers; alsv, few dozen Of small
red. bssek and green morocco HATs.-An Of which
nc wil se At wholesale retail, cheap a. can DC
purchased in EevsYoek o. Bostop. April ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-03-25
AN ACT

Making appropriations for tile support Of
the Navy OF the United States, for
the year one thousand eight hundred
and thirteen.
ID IL enacted ty the Senate and Hoass Of Rstrsesn-
- fafipes of the Uncd States Of .3merico m Con.
srsss asembed, That for defraying the expenses Of
the Navy, during the year one thousand eight hun
dred and thirteen the following be, ,Nd the
hereby respectively appropriated, that is 10 say
For the pay and subsistence Of the officers, and
pay Of the seamen, million six hundred and six
tyeight thousand dollars and for pay due 70 the Of
fcers and crews Of the public ships and ether vessels
in commission fJr this year Nhe thousand eight hur.
dr~d and twelve, three hundred and sxty-ive thou
sand dollars
For provisions, seven hundred seventy five thou
eand dollars.
For medicines, instruments, hospital stores, and
all expenses on account Of the hck, one hundred
thousand dollars.
For repair Of vessels, six hundred and forty
thousand dollars.
For frieeht, store-rent, and oil other contingent
expenses, two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
and other Improvements, pay OF supsfintendants,
store keepers, clerks and hborcrs, niney thousand
dollars.
For ordnance, and for ordnasa and military
stores, one hundred thousand dollars.
Por pay and subsistence OF the marine corps, in.
for the staff, two hundred and forty-6ye thousand
three hundred and ninety dollars seventy cents.
For clothing for the same, seventy one thousand
seven hundred and cighy-cigbt dollars and ten cents
For military stores for the same, twenty seven
thousand six hundred and eight dollars seveu'y-fye
cents.
For medicines, medical services, hospital stores,
and all other expenses on account Of the sick be.
longing to the marine corps, twenty thousand dollars
For quzrtcr-masters' and barrack-masters' stores,
ofcers travelling expenses, nrmorers' and carpcn-
ters' bills, fuel, premiums for ensting men. musi-
sicaI instruments, bounty to music, and other con-
tingent expenses Of the marine corps, forty-six
THOUSAND dollars
Sec. 2. ind Be I frrfber enacted, That the sew
e-al sums specifically Appropriated by this act, shalt
be paid out Of any monies in the Treasury not 9TH
erwise appropriated. H. CLAY.
Speater Of the House Of Representative.
WM. n CRAWFORD,
Presidtrf Of fhe Senate, pro ferTese.
March 5, 1873.
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