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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-02
COMMODORE noDCFPs

ne sAnant commodore Rodgers arrived IN
this city on saturday and Yesterday rnornius pro-
eee.en Tor washington. W. understand he Is ex.
dent underre cir. aud her crew ordered to Onta.
RIO to be piaoed Hoder the orders of commodore
ChauDcey. nj, D.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-02

BY = gentleman from Knovyille. we sre ;nt,,,,,
en-, that an express arrived ~ that place on Tues
Gay last, from our army 81 FfuntsviIs, With The nm
'oFtunsts interference of 1871 NJ the rni,is having
nv 'neu, an re no' marching home. TIE 81.
press has brought orders for spenci, Uoo,, 49,, ~
VS., to order out the militia Of Knox cousty K force
the mutineer' to TetorD. We sincerely hon. Tho,
sneh an example viii he nsdeof the ringlesIsr nj
thsm' as 20 prevent any thing n ,h;s hind Tor lie
MOB ' " 49,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-02

y 1uH'PO"DER--Thr snNseriber Offers for. sste
= One Hundred sud Four Eegs ~ Ciazed g. srd
fF--HDd one case of Esele GBn.Po-y,isr. in pouod
csanisiers--aiI Of superior nusutv.
= r1RTt1 S.3'ITR.
CaFy-'tTeet- opposite the E4sie Tavern.
APf+ Z vi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-02

II We are contciicd, uuch against our
inclination. 20 yield 10 the torrent of foreign
ne~s--aud lay ever Co,a1,o,, Sense, and o.
her NJ s. &. nn,ii our rsxt.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-02
Land S-FOR SALE.

Ld-V II S-FOR SALE.
purs9snee OF Dee of Trust, to the subseri-
GENERAL Court, bearing date the Sth Gay Of Februa-
rS' ist3' viii he sold. the 9Th day Of May next,
an estate Tor the life OF the said Anthony in sn ua-
5RScT Land,
m the said county, known by the name of Pa;o!f,-.
winch ssia tract contains 1900 acres, more or less
and which said estate for the life OF the said An;bo
~, 10 his Interest in the said tract of land ga
~ me eortesy IN right OF his wife, who of the
eo-heires,es Of Philip Lee, deed The sale will be-
bidder.
Also. on the same terms, and on the same dsy.
TRACTS OF LAND. viz
one tract IN the county # Monroe containing SoOo
acres, called the Iron Ore Tract, patented IN the
pane OF the 'aid James c. Anthony. the 2S,h day OF
Septerober, 1905.
One 10. IN the county Of Rsnawha, containing goo
sores pear the Salt Works on the Ksns~ha riye,.
the same day. -
one do in the county Of Wood, contsinine 9ofo
sores, lying at the mouth Of the Little ksnawis, and
bounded by the same and the river Oho and wi! hin
Z"o ysrds OF rarkersburg, and immediately opposite
h''nn-rhsssets island, san7eyed TO the laid Antbo-
ny by benjamin p. Ford, bv deed dated the sri,
Court.
The tract in the county of Monroe is eaid to con.
tam large quantity ct Iron Ore and sbCa $40 scre.
well adapted TO tbe Gu ture of Hernp and tle r.s.
due a. for grazing.
1t - believed, that on the tract in KarpEAa couotv
'sH steT may be procured at very inconsderabIs
eNPenee THIS tract is said so 10 be I'll tim 81
'nd trotn its vicinity to the Salt Works uust on,
| that secrunt, be valuable OF the correctne. 1
these 'tateacnts, however, those dsocsed to mr.
take p-ee before the Eagle Tavern T. tits citS mn
der the dIeetion of Thomas T,ylor, Bsn
NILLL1yH .@LfRSN-qLL
AM, oH1LLi2.N A3K, ir. '"'fes'.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-02
List NIGHTS MIL.

Copy Of letter T o,s member IF tie " of p,
tn the editor, dr.ed
Uaihigg2or, 3ist March, 1911
"DE&R SIR-This moment 2 uusrSer mast ne
T. * the President recommended to Conyres, a
repes' a. the Embargo exDorta,ions in our own "
re trst vcssesa'ld a repeat of the non-;nter
re'tre' ons. prohibiting the export Of specie, and
G cC'itnIsnce ~ additional duties two years''
From, another n tire Sam
Ths moment, a Message from the Pres'.nt 4,
reeeivai, recommending repeal of the restrictive
system, excepting sae expectation Of speci..''
~ The following is the section fs The
Militia Law az sgr' ed 20 by the II. of r
respecting he eCh~lcSs of the Militia -
applies to those which have been herrto6re.
as well IS to those which may be hereo fer.
incurred:
Ind be IL fnrtAev enacted, Tha, the expenses (.
onrreH oe to be Incurred by marching the militia al
sny state or territory of the H. State. to hci,
OF r. ndszvons, in pursuance Of reouiston OF tie
Precedent OF the y. 6. or which shall haze bee, ~
may he tacnrrtd in Gases Of Gals naie BY the s,tho
r'ty OF any state ~ territory, which shall have been
or map BE- approved By HIN, shaR be aliu,.ei
ard paid in IKE manner toe eypepess inenrre ;,
after snsh rendezvous the requsi,ion OF the Pea
dent or the " States. P,ooidea that nothing here.
10 contained shall he consider d authorship any
species NJ expenditure previous 10 arriving NJ a.
piaee ut rendezvous; Wish is not provided by =.
, ist'ns laws to be paid for sfter soch rendezvous
II is stated in letter from sn American
AT -. Johns, that 700 sailors had been cen,
J from thence fo- the lakes-30O of which
were the crews Of privateers laid up-tha,
several more crews were expected fror
Ha'fax and Liverpool N. s. who received
a bounty OF 6 IS each. & are 70 he cisch arpef
as soon rs Chauacey's feet is destroyed.-.--
that they mean 10 double-man and take
Chauncey by boarding.
1t IS also stated, in an Albany p.pcr o.
March IS, that the enemy have removed
the cannon principally from Niagara, and
indicate an intention of abandoning the DOS,
ON the approach of an American force
wow, far TIE other siole--
E.c't7cs Of n Istrer dated
S4etetPS Harbo-, March 10.
one thousand men, under the command
Of Gen. Brown, left thi. place 10 dsv For vi
aeara. We have three vessels building
rhirh will he launched as soon as tbs
ice leaves us. One of them to mount 81
& rs, the other 20 gurs each.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-02

~ " Cr'.-fhe Stockholders of tie i}roo,
~ Iurn1ise Go. are required 10 ray into the
aShoS o' tNe irrssurrr on or before tie Iuth of :
prii next, three dollars Der shsre. and too do,,s
per share Or the first Of every month the,esf,er in
eooin% The hrst Of October ne1t-whish several ra-
4ns'ion' w'h complete the payments upon tbs
The Shares cr the deliaqnents, to the rscu.;.;o,
oil Tie hrst OF the presert month will Be so,i
sby to Law, ON the Sd dsy Of Msy next, before n
c0ar OF tia beil Tavern. unless previously paid.
By order Of the Directors.
GARTER u. PACE.
hpi'' g sut9JM
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-02

from SackeH's R1,6o-, q few ,housan 4
men nave marched westward, probable IN
commence operations on the Niagara from .
ter. Il vigorous commencement of ne r,,n.
psign may be expected. \. Y. col.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-02
TknR. .I1nrcL 90.

Troy, .j7drch 90.
gentleman who recently arrived in this yilso.
from Plattssurgh states that before lie left there
bout 81 prisoners snd 80 or go barrels Of proyi.on
had srriyed. A-''|
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-02

n eonrt OF nquiry Ia pomius.ed, eornposed of A
memeers-mslor general la d, brig. gen. MAJ.
thur, and col VIM King. We should have taken
sp the myesasaton of the late canpsign aud the of
hsa' report to Congress, bad we not considered il
improper to 'amper with pnbHc Opinion pending an
o'icia' enquiry--it is very probable we shal t.l
up the subject, and the discussion of the psn, and
operations past and future s.rn.,,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-02
eptds

EBCRSOANT TO decree OF the county eourt Of
4 Holloway. WIN be Sold at PaJc auction, at
isndefson +. Nillers Tavern ia the caun,y of Prince
Edward, on the 18th day of April next, the follow
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-02

the l2th Day OF this noati, if fsi, if not, the
~ next fair day. the subscriber, "a Trustes viii
rroeeed to sell, for ready money, the premises.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20

oyer,hrew him, took nine pieces of cannon |,
one Thousand prisoners, and drove hiW be-
you'd the Els,er, sfter having made him ex-
pcrienco loss Of from 10 5000 men.
The bridges of Wurtzeo and Eulenbourg,
upon TIC Mulda, and the position Of Waueha
upon the Par,ha,were occupied by our troops.
Every thing announced great battle.
The result of our dffe rent movements, in
these six days, has been 5000 prisoners, sew
eral pieces of cannon, and doing much inlu-
~ to the enemy. Prince Poniatowski has
IN those affairs covered himself with glory.
(To be continued J
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20
NEWPORT.

6S IHPChI.gsI FOnEIG.N AGHS
Have been received from Europe, by.the arrival at
tins port OF the sch. Wiam, capt Richard, from
Nantz, bringing Paris papers 10 the S0th October,
and by London papers to Nov 10. received at Bos-
ton, via Halifax. Owing to the vast Of i'm
portant details, IT will be impossible to give publ
city to the whole this .k-we have therefore
presented part, and shall continue it till all the
important matters are presented. BY the accounts
received, 1t appears Bonaparte has been complete
iy defeated, IN great measure OWING TO the de-
sertion of his German forces, who, by thousands
and tens of thousands, left his standard and turn
ed their arms against him.
In common with every real friend to his country we
sincerely regret this important change in the af-
fairs OF the worid-not that are the well-wshers
OF the ambitious views Of the French Emperor
but by a consideration that the interest of our
country is deeply involved in the issue. Can any
man be SO egregiously stupid as to suppose Great
Britain will yield to acknowle cement Of our
rights as a nation, while her prospects are thus
brightening-wheh she refused it in the hour Of
adversely and dangcrl' II is this view OF the sub
ject and this alone, which causes our deep regret
at the disastrous issue of this terrible contest 1t
however appears BonaParte is not disheartened by
his reverses-another army Of 100000 men has
been ordered out and we still have hopes, from
the immensty of the French resources s. THAI he will
yet be enabled 20 conquer the allies of our enemy,
that most bloody and infamous government which
has ever disgraced the annals Of the world.
y
Hoiveuer all desire Peace and hosvcrcr rejoic-
ed 10 get at any time, ye this is the worst time uhich
could be hit upon for the attainment Of if.
(Boston Gazette, federal paper.)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20


THE Collector of tAe Revenue for the First Col
a lection District OF Rhode Island, hereby pub
hshes to ali Retailers of Merchandise, &c Owners of
Carriages, Acc,onsers, &c. Especially 70 those re-
siding 10 country towns within the counties of New,
port and Bristol that they must forthwith make ap
pication Tor Licenses either to the Collector AZ Bris
toi, or his Deputy IN Newport, personally, or b, let.
ter to either Of them enclosing the amount thereof.
as no further notice will be given neglect in Sc,
doing, viii DC prosecuted by the District Attoruex.
and no plea OF ignorance Of the law can be admitted
in ex,enua'pn of the penalty that may aise there.
FROM Further that II may be generally understood
who are viewed as retailers, the following quotation
from the Collectors Instructions is made known
All therefore who deal in the selling Of any goods.
wares or merchandise. defined in the ist section
OF the act, whether shop keeper or Otherwise, are
TO be viewed in the light of retailers fl l''f y
- Office hours from to ~ o'clock. A. A.. anA
from 10 8. TN. ifs-'s si'N. w y
ChRisrorHER RAYMOND PERRY,
Collector Of the Revenue for tile FIRST
Collection District Of Rhode. Island.
.NtUport, January 20, 1914
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20
@arSbai's Notites.


ft hlSJHt ~ ANcuC-lSIufhN.t
bUKoUaNrto 10 w arsau, frorn tue Hon
i durable DAVID HowEsrs Esq. Judge OF
the District Court for Rhode Island District,
Notice is hereby given, that there has been
FLED before said Judge, an Information by
WILLIAM ELLERy, Esq. Collector Of ths
Customs for the District Of Newport, against
tho Spanish brig Eavorifa, her tackle, &c.
together with her cargo on board, consisting
Of sixty-six hogshsads, cigbty-two bavrelsand
fourteen boxes of Sugar; seventy-four hogs
heads and one barrel of Molasses niDeiy-f3
puncheons OF Rum one zaroon,of Indigo;
and ono pair Of plated Lamps with glass
globes. Said goods and vessel being Forfeit
cd, as is ailcdged in said Information. for yio-
ls,ion of.the}aws Of the Uni,ed States.
Trial viii be had thersSn, vi District
Court, to be holden at the Court House IN
Providence, on the first Tuesday in February
next.
D.J PEARcE, Drauty.Msrsaal.
-Vczphorf, January 20, 1914.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20
District Of Rhode-Island.
DURsUANT ,oa Warrant from the Hon

Il orabIe DAVID HOWELL, Esq. Judge of
the District Court for Rhode. Island District.
Noiiccis hereby given, that there has been
filed before said Judge, an Information by
WILLIAM ELLERY, Esq. Collector of, Gus
toms for the District Of Newpor. sgsfns, one
piece OF Cotton Shirting, four Pocket 1snd-
kerchiefs, two pair Of Stockings, Eve pair Of
Socks, two Vest Patterns, part Of piece of
Cotton Stripes, and paA Of piece Of white
Fiannet imported in the sahooNer Mxcara
Sonora del carman, Duran Ioda Sitva Brayeo,
Master.
Trial will be had thereon, at District
Conri, 10 be holden at the Court House in
Previdencs, on the first Tuesday 10 February
next.
ID. J. PEARCE, Deaay. .Marshai
.heynorf. Januarv 90. 1914
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20
H. LATESr PRoMFRANcE.

The sch. General Armstrong, Champion, arrived at
New-York, from Nantz, ca Saturday last, bringing
papers to Nov IL. They gate that the Emperor had
convoked the Senate, apxhad ordered new levy of
100000 men. Nj. Crs@ford hae been accredited as
American Minister Napoleon had gone 70 Italy.
Allthc German, s,ates had joined the allies, and all
the remains oethe French armies had re,reated a.
cross the Rpne. No mention was made of the cap
ture of tie scbeldt Fleet-thesefore the report is
probaby unfounded
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20
DEPTHS

In this town, on Sunday afternoon, after linger.
ing illness of ak years, Mrs. RrnRccA DouoLAss,
aged ~. consorlof Mr.. William Douglass.
In Springfield, the 9th inst. Miss MARY Hon roN,
aged %, and on the 9th, Miss MARoAREr Hon
roS, aged 90. These maiden sisters have lived to-
gether 90 years, and the death OF the oldest was
but eleven hours previous to that OF the Youngest
In Ccpenhagen, in September last, the we'll known
jew banker MEYER. lie was Immensely rich,--he
left his heirs SSrty Millions of Danish paper money!
besides plate. jewels, cash. private and public Sc
curies, valued at half million sterling
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20

The British Messenger, with answers TO the jsi.
patches he brought by the Brambe, reached Anna.
polls, where she laid, on the 1lth inst and she yo.
baby sailed Immediately afterwards, if the wind ter
mitted.
The American dispatches vessel will sail from Am
boy, the first wind
is not probable the proposed negotiation at Got.
tensurg can commerce inle than three month ;and
itmay be tive or SIX before we hear of its result ,b
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20

Nine f the Retaliation Prisoners lately imprison.
ca at Worcester, made their escape the l2t inst
Marshal Prince has offered reward of $500 for
their recovery and an additional $500 FIR lnforma
uon 10 convict tn. Traitor who assisted in their
cape. We are auth,rized to state. that FIVE oftbe
British Prisoners whoately escaped from Worcester
Goal, have been retake, Four of them were an.
pretended in the town Of parre. ib
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20
Blue Lights again exhibited i!

BY the following article from the New.London Eaz-
cite of the 10Th inst find that the Blue -Ligk In
eendaries are again at work Il is hoped these wtch-
es may eventually be detected, and receive tie re.
ward due to their crimes. iib. :
'on Sunday night about 10 o'clock, blue1ight
were again exhibited on both sides OF che rives and
were answered by all the British ships At th, time
sIoop was passing Fort Trumbull. The lights were
distinctly seen by number OF military and naval
officers"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20
Another Instance Of .Ameyican hrowrss.

The American letter-ofmarque schooner herald,
on her passage from New-York to Charleston, fell in
with British government schooner, (suT,posed the
Fctou) which, after two or three brosdsides, dis
apl~ared-supposed to be sunk. Bos. Pat
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20

HAT the several acts of Congress. passed at
their last session, LAYING certain Internal Dus
ties took effect from and after the eighth day ct De-
cenber, 1913, the prov isions of which must be COM
phed with, on pain incnrring the penalties attach.
Cd To violation thereof ~ fttN
THOSE provisions require retailers Of wines, iiqu-
ors or ioscign merchandise. 10 make application in
writing at the office OF the Collector or the Revenue
IN sou'h.kingstop. for and TO obtain licesse,4
ownersor superincnda,s OF stills or boilers intend.
cd TO be worked to make application in writing, for
and to obtain license & tt$l
Auctioneers 10 enter into bonds, and under Ger.
tam circumstances 70 take out license.
kehners of sugar to enter into bonds.
Owners or lseepers Of carriages 10 enter the sane
and Obtain certificate of lhe payment ofthe duty
And discounted notes and bonds, together with
bills OF exchange, to be stamped
Persons interested herein may examine the said
laws at my Office. where the mode OF making spp'-
cation and duties payable, with other circumstances
proper for them 10 be acquainted with, may be
learned.
or The public are respectfully notified, that the
subscribers office will be open. and lie will be-
ready to grant !censes and certificates sgrecably to-
the abovesaid acts, from the l7rh the 9th day og
January instant inclusive. All persons concerned
VIII please to take notice. and gevcrn themselves
accordingly. nNt
JAMES HELME,
Collector cf the Revenue for the Third Coz.
lection District of Rhode. Island, compris-
ing the Counties of Washington and Kent.
Youth -kingsfon, Jansogi9, 1874
Nciceis hereby ei0eu,
THAT the subscriber. IN conformity with the
third section of an ACT Ct Congress, entitled
IAN act laying duties on Carriages fov the convey
ance of persons will Attend at Warwick, in tbs
County of Kent, at tue Inn Of D. wHtTnAs, on Fri.
day and Saturday, the 2slh and 29lh OF January in
stsn for the purpose Of receiving Entrirsof all suc
Carriages as by law are subject TO duty nsad coun-
ty, and grantiIg certificates Of the same.
JAMEYHEI.ME,
Collector Of the Revenue far the Third
Collection nistrict of Rhode island.
South Kingston. january l9, 1914
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20
Another Fire at Portsmouth.

Or the evening of the 18th inst Rope. Walk in
Portsmouth, containing large quantity of cortlage
for the "a, and the Congress, destroyed by FIRE
Supposed to be caused by am incendiary.'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20
ATTENTION (!
7aventy Dollars Bounfy

MILL be given 10 any person who may enlist u
w the Marine Corbs of the United statcs--aCd
THREE MONTHS ADVANCE pAy wkeh repof,sd
&c for dsty. ND WAiNwRIGHT,
fewpert, Jan. 20. Cspisin OF Marines. y
b-7' Rendrzvonsdt NO. 2s, Long Jpba-/, IN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20

The ship Pair American, Gays the NewYork
Gazette Of Wednesday last,) bound to Lisapool,
which some time since had permission to carly out
passengers, has been made flag Of, and is stopped
by order OF government, 4S hours, Tor the purpose.
no doubt, of carrying out Dispatches or Messcn-
ger. She will probably sail the end Of the week.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20
MARRIAGES.,

.M.7RRLsGES
In this town, on Sunday evening last, Mr.. JosEru
BARKER to Miss EsrHKR EARP. s9
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20

FlNF, DJllhltS kE. w AkD. 81
OsT-A Note giseo by W. psuL NJ wrsforp
L. 10 Mr.. GsonoE iinREssss. for the sum oftwo
hundred dollsrs, taken zap aud paid by the sntssri.
Der. AH persons arc forbid negocia,ns sad noe a.
The same has been dsly paid
Jan. ~. WM gunFOgp
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20

"Tauao, (Eng) Nov.f5.- Last night We receiy-
ed intelligence from plymouth, that Telegrsphic
Communication had been made from the Admiralty
90 the Commander in Chiefof that Port, announcing
that Admiral Young bad fallen in with the Enemy,
captured ten sail of the line and driven two on shore
The gallant Admiral has received two wounls
We suppose that the victory has been obtained over
the Texel or Schelit Fleets, or both combiued, as
Admiral Young made signal on Friday last for all
ships under his command 10 join, wi,houts moments
delay'-[UT Capt. Richards, ef fhe sch Jayom, e.
az fs port, heard nothing Of the reported ccie,,y ~
I'D founs. The Frsneh .feeis al Bresi and Tcalen
rere snn ia port. >l.1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20

Grand bridge over toe Iser, at Munich, sud-
denly fell.on the cs cning Of the 18th Of Sept.
At the moment when j, WAS crowded with peo-
pie, the greater par, Of vhom perished---for-
,y-iise bodies have been picked up--l, Is pre-.
sumed that about 100 persons perishcd.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20

Mr. senter, lately arrested at N. London, has been
discharged. II being supposed he was not in sound
state OF mind when he endesvored to be carried to
the British squadron.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20
To be sold at Pubic AuctioY,


IA II o'ciock-vJe,r. Jnos, hs 'vrf far dgg,
AZ the house of the late Epw1RD PEAsr in Jsmes-
town,
C0JE Househ2ld Furniture; - sheep 2 IIogs;
~ 30 bushels Indian Corn, 80 bushels Barrie, I.
some Potatoes stacks good Ii,y salt Provisions
Farming utcpsiIs and many other articles, too ru
m-rous 10 enurcrcte. The conditions of the sale
wil DC made knoxn 1T The 'ins AID piace of sale.
DANIEL ROWLAND, .9aafastrafer.
jamestown, Jan. rS 1914 n 9
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20

The LondHn Courier of Nov. l, contains
accounts of several recent dreadful inunda-
tions on the continent. Tho LIST is of,he river
Waag, when high mountain was undcrmin-
ed, and fell into the channel of the riyss, and
upwards Of sixty villages, with their stsnding
crops and hocks, we're washed away, and
more than twelve hundred persons perished.
The I'd, Of the Danube, which on the l4,h
Sept. IN the night suddenly overHowed an Is
land, en- which were two thoussnd Turkish
soldiers, all of whom pcti,hed. The Sd, of
the Dravc, when six villages we're DESTROYED,
and Minister with his corgrc galion Of about
two hundred and forty persons, we're buried
beneath the ruins Of his church. Alb, In ST.
lssia upwards OF six thousand inhabitants
have pcrishcd. S,h, On the hanks Of the
vis;uia, in Poland, -four .hoossnd lives have
been lost and much property Of every kind
hl, been every wherr destroyed. 6tb, The
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-01-20
4aies at Auction.
Sugars, Co6ee, anu 7o6aece.
THIS DAY--at II o'clock


(Tfair 1seafler. fsof, the nert fair day after
The Cargo Of the Spanish sch fcIiedad, from 81.
Jago de Cuba, consisting Of
Brown SUGAR, Of the very first quality,
in boxes, tierccs, and hhds excellent Spanish To.
BACCO COFFEE, ia bags and 2 hIsds HONEY.
Conditions made known at time and place Of sale.
Newport, Jan. 90, 1914