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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-22
@arstai's Notifes.
District of Rhode Island.

District Of Rhode Island.
nURSUANT to a Warrant from the Hon.
Il DAVID HowELL,Esq. Judge of the Dis
trict Court Of the United States, for the Dis
trict of Rhode Island
Notice is hereby given, that there has been
filed before said Jadge, Libel by WILLIAM
WADE, Esq. commander of the private arm
ed schooner Chassenr, Of Baltimore, in The
district of Maryland, in behalf of himsef,the
owners, officers and crew, of the said private
armed schooner Chassenr, against a certain
schooner called the MELPOMENE, where
OF John Fairbridge was late master, her tack
lie, apparel and furniture, the arms, stores,
goods, wares and merchandise, on board the
same, the said schooner belonging, as is al
lodged by the said libcllants, TO the Govern
ment of the United Kingdom of Great Bri-
thin and ireland, or to a subject or subjects
thereof, having been captured by the said
private armed schooner Chasseur, William
Wade, commander, on the high seas, pursu-
ant to commission from the President Of the
Unitcd States, under tho seal of the United
States, and brought into the port of Newport,
in the District of Rhode Island.
And trial will be holden thereon, at Spc-
cial District Court, to he holden at the Court
House in Providence on the esd day of June,
inst. at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ.
DUTEE ]. PEARCE, Dehuty Marshall.
Newfort, June 8, 1914.
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District of Rhode Island.

. . w ~ As'eo"S S-AofSs0s
PURSUANT 10 a Warrant from the Hon.
Il DAVID HOWELL, Esq. Judge of the Dis
trict Court Of the United States, for the Dis
trict Of Rhode Island
Notice is hereby given, that there has been
filed before said Judge, an information by
Asher RopINs, Esq. United States Attorney
for Rhodc-ls District, in behalf of the
United States, against q certain sloop or vcs-
sci called the WILLIAM, of Rochester, be-
longing to a citizen or citizens Of the United
States, with her cargo on board, consisting Of
fifty-6vc hogsheads Of Rum, and FIVE tons Of
Iron, also belonging to citizen or citizens Of
the United States for that the said vessel
was found having license, pass or other in
strumcnt, granted by the government Of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire
land, or By an officer or agent thereof, for tho
protection of said vessel in navigating the
waters between the said District Of Rhode
Island and the District of Ncw.York.
Trial will be had thereon at the next term
Of tho District Court, to be holden at Provi.
dcncc, in and for said District on the FIRST
Tuesday in August next.
DUTEE J. PEARCE. Dehafy Marshal.
Nevyhorf, June Is, 1914.
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NEW HOTEL,
No. lO8, Tnames.S

NO. I08, IhaMeS- -Slreet.
nj fELICHAN most respe ctfully informs the In
opened New Hotel. or Victualling House, where
he can accommodate his customers with good Beef
Steaks, Oysters. Turtle Soups, Sc. with Pastries,
Wines and all kinds of spiritous Liquors, Of the very
best quality.
Clubs and Societies may be furnished with Cola
tons Dinners, or Suppers, in superior style, at the
shortest notice
Confectionery, Ice.Creams, and Pastries of every
description, be got up andefurnished at all times.
lie also keeps for sale, general assortment of
Groceries, Wines, and Liquors, of superior quality
On hand, a quantity Of Vermicila, for soups--also
a quantity Of Conserves
Gr Sugars, six pounds and half for dollar
snd Tea, at one dollar pound II. March %
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HATS.
Soda Water Establishment,
NOEL PELICAN.

NOEL PELICAN,
II AS the pleasure of announcing 20 the Ladies and
xx Gentlemen of the town OF Newport, and its vi
cinIty, that they may be constantly supplied at his
store, No. 108, Thames s-street, Newport, with the
first quality SODA W.aTER, commencing on Sat-
urday, the ilth ms ant. manufactured by Mr..
JosEPn CARS, upon the most correct chemical prn-
c,pes. The beneficial effects of this salubrious Wa.
ter nave, for the last two years. greatly augmented
the demand for it whilst at the time thro want
of care. Skill proper attention, and variety of cir
cumstances, its value has been depreciatng in this
town. The experience Of mankind has long estab-
lished tue extensive utility of SODA W.3TER. The
proprietor having tAe most convenient accommoda-
tons for Ladies and Gentlemen, he flatters himself
that he shall receive due share Of public support
to enable hum TO prosecute, with success, his es.
tablishment.
This pungert and acidulated Water has been di.
rccted by Medical men, and is well known to pro-
duce desirable effects, in many common and trou-
blesome complaints; it Is compicate remedy against
sourness OF the stomach, commonly called heart
burns; and in cases OF indigestion and weakness Of
the stomach, it is found very useful, gradually res
torng the appetite and with the tone of the organ;
preventive OF many of the diseases e the sto.
mach and bowels, which proceed from acdity and
for the sane reasons 1t in most cases removes or
prevents the sick headache IL has proved adysnts.
geous in the gout, those who have taken this Wa
ter for the gravel have been cured Of both diseases
by means Of Soda.--k may be taken to the quantity
OF pint, or more daily, at three stated periods,
morning, noon, aud night, one hour previously 10
the several meals of the dayln addition to its Med
ica qualities, il is very refreshing and grateful
drink, especially after heat and fatigue, and may be
made complete substitute for beverage Of delite-
rionsness nature with Wines and Sugar, il is very
grateful. June 8.
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POETRY.
| SELECTED. |
THE FAITHFUL FRIEND.


oh give me the friend, from whose warm, faithful
breast,
The sigh breathes responsive to mine,
Where my cares may obtain the soft pillow OF res;
And my sorrows may love to rccline.
Not the friend who my hours OF pleasure will share
hut abide not the season of grief;
Who flies from the brow that is darkened by care,
And the silence that looks for relief
Not the friend, who, suspicious of change or of gull
Would shrink from confidence free;
Nor one who with fondness compacent can smile
On the eye that looks codly on me.
AS the mirror, that just to each blemish or grace,
To myself will my image reflect,
But to none but myself will that image retrace,
Nor picture one absent defect;
To my soul let my friend be mirror as truei
Dut my faults from all others conceal;
Nor. absent, those falngs or follies renew.
Which to all bat my friend would veil.
But let me reject the too-high favored bowl,
Ahectation or Flatery compose,
From Sincerty's thus transparen, shall roll
The cordial Of peace and repose.
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N. PELICHAN.
CONFECTIcNER,

CONFECTICNER,
% EPECTFULLy informs the inhabitants Of New.
~ port that he has lately opened at his store. No
10s Thames-st large supply of
CONFECTIONERY,
consisting Of Cream and Barley Candy. surar Al.
monds, Sugar Plumbs. Caraway Seeds, and a hand.
some assortment Of sugar Images, &c.
ALSO
Fresh Turkey Figs. Rasins, Prunes, Currarts,
soitshelled Almonds, English Walnuts, and Filberts.
--LIKEWISE-
An assortment Of best Wines, (in boxes and bot.
tles.) Liquors, and Groceries.
Newport, April z, 1914. If.
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A
Allen y. Valentine
Arnold Benedict capt.
Austin Joseph N.
Aspinwall E.
Allen Elisha, Mddiefovr
b
Barney Lydia Miss
Babcock Hezekiah
Boisseau Lydia Mrs.
Besty Whiten Joseph
Baker w. Jonas
Bacon John
Borden Parker capt.
Burr Peter capt.
Blinn James capt.
Brown Wm. Middletogn
Bailey VIM. do.
G.
Congdon Peleg capt.
Coggeshall Nancy
Curtis X. Thomas
Cbace Elisha
Corey Nancy
Clark Josiah
Coffin Caleb
Cransett Mary
Coggeshall Geo. Ports'h.
Carage Miller John
Crandall Philip
Campbell John
ID
Dclano Jethro
De Forest Linsoh
Duon Henry
Duer Thomas
Dickson Gordsn
Durham Robert
Dean Ely
Derby Iona. F.Holcost.
r
Easton John
+
Franklin w. Samuel
G.
Gardner James Capt.
Gilbet Bezabeel
Oracle II. Archibald
Griffin II. Peter Q
Hathaway George
.WtddlefoTyn
Horton Deborah 2
Hall William
Handy Thomas 2
Howard Mary
Hitchcock George
Hines Rufus TT. WoIeon
Johnson Jubat
Justis Peter
johnson George
Keith Hannah
l..
Lazell Lamond
Loring George 2
Lee John
Lawton Abraham
Lawton Abigail
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HENRY MOORE,
OFFERS FOR HMl

OFFERS FOR SALE,
EiN-50 pipes of Sisson's mandatory;
~ RUM-l0 hhds. w l. Sd and 4th proof, of prize
schooner Louisa's cargo;
BRANDY-French and panish;
WlNE-Madeira and Lisbon;
MoLAssES-hhds. and bbls
SUGARS-Havana and Muscovado, by box, &c.
TEAS-Hyson, Hyson Skin, Souchong, and Bo-
hea, by the chest;
COFFEE-by the bag;
SALr-coarse and fine;
NUTMEGS;
ALLSPICE;
PEPPER,
CASSIA
CAYENNE-pepper,
SNUFF-yellow
OlL-sweet and lamp;
WARE-iron and stone
BED-CORDS--a few gross;
And great number of other articles too numer-
Gus to mention.--All which will be sold wholesale
and retail, for cash or approved credit, as low as
can be purchased in Rhode-Isand.
Newport. February IL, 1914. If.
WHEELWRIGHT & LOPEZ,
70, Ihdmes-ssreet, Offer at Private sale,
260 boxes Havana brown cy,cs,e
60 hhds and 20 bbls. MuscoyadoS "o"''"o'
10000 lbs. Coffee, entitled to double debentures
800 hhds. retailing Molasses;
10 pipes Gin, lst and 4th proof;
so bbls prime Beef-2O do Pork
40 bbls. Turpentine-50 do. Tar;
so pieces Russia Duck--5000 bushels Salt;
SO bbls Mackerel
Is bags Tumeric-Sranish Segars.
Newport, April Is, 1914.
WILLIAM WHITE,
No. IL, Long HharG Has for Sale,
tfatss p bbis. ppe'' first quality GIN
20 pipes Malaga2 WINE.
ditto Lisbon,
20 20 t,6Tss'' b6s frs, quality MoLAssEs
90 bbls. Havana brown SUGAR;
1000 w.t. COFFEE
10 chests Hyson Skin,S TEA.
10 ditto Souchong, 5
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
10 10 ditto ditto sandomingo} 1H sEcARs' first quality
ditto Playing CARDS:
100 bottles CASTOR OIL.
-.9LSO-
A very large assortment of GROCERIES as usual
March 5, 1914. IT.
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GEORGE S. TOMPKINS.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
N public, that he has taken the store, No. 156.
Thames.street, formerly occupied by Mr.. Walter
Cornell, where he offers his services as Clock and
Watch.maker, and assures his friends and all who
may favor him with their custom, that he will use
his utmost exertions to give general satisfacton-
He has also on hand, small assortment of Jewelry
and Fancy Goods; he expects new supply in few
days. which he will sell cheap as can be purchas.
ed in Newport. May l8.
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CRANSTON & SHAW,

Offer at private sdie, on reasonable terms.
450 hhds. retailing Havana Molasses,
~ do. do Sugar.
20 tierces and IS bbIs. do,
IA hhds. Sd proof Rum;
SO bbls. superfine Flour;
100 do. ship Bread; so bags Pimento. Jane 1o.
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NJ.
Manton B. Alnly
Melone Michael
Mcdowell VIM. Fort.
Mccoy Henry
Mc'Donnsl John G.BoG..
Manchester Giles
MiddlefSEn,
Merrick Alexander
N.
Narbonne Elizabeth
q.
Orsbourne Sally
Il.
PeeaTrer Captain
Peckham Benjamin
Palmer Samuel
Peckham Sarah
Middieto15n.
X.
Rose Hannah
Reynolds Jonathan
Robbins John
Richardson John
Randolph b. VIM.
Richmond VIM. %. 2
Kichardet Samuel
Remington Orman
JamesfepD.
S.
Sampson Sarah
Sunderkin Mrs.
selender Joseph
Spooner Isaac
Shearman Eleanor
Stealman Capt.
Spencer Job
Stafford James Capt.
T.
Tyler Samuel Capt.
v.
Varo Oliver
w.
Wrighton Mrs.
Wiley Francis
Weld T.. William
williams VIM.
Winchester VIM G.. Beat.
Wyatt Saml. MjddietOTvn.
Y.
Young ID. Richard
Cartas para EstGroles.
Carcsno Antonia
Doxiac Alexander
Hernandez josef
Mix Francisco
PerO josef
Riglise Gautier
Ribero RODRIGUEZ Hanna
Rosales Domingo
Tore Y. Ballano Fran
cisco
Terrablane Fs.
Wolfe de Carlos d. TO.
verr
Toa Henque
VilIarini Manuel
Yenten Lewis.
June Is.
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and School Books,

AfTRoLEsALE and Retail, cheap for cash, for
sale Mt the Truly Fortunate Lottery aud Ex.
Gao Office OF JOSIAH c. SHAW, No. lis, Thames
'VtVs Nay 81.
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FOR SALE,

TON OhLC,
A FARM, situated in South -Kingstown, on The
IN back side, one mile and half west of Davis
tavern, containing ll6 acres of good LAND, with 4
large two story House, Barn and Crib. Also,
good Grist-Mill, with fine stream of water, to be
sold separate from the Farm, or both together. The
said Farm is considered fine stand for Factoy1
They will be sold on liberal terms, which may be
known by applying to the subscriber, living on the
premises. SOLOMON v. LfrTLEFIELD.
South. .KingstcrvH May 18, 1914.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Posi- Office, Ne@hors, June
Is, 1914.

07 letter. net called for 6efore LAT IF merit month,
yiH 6e sent TO the General Post Office, Washington.
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DOCTOR CARY'S
APPROVED FAMILY PILLS,

WIich celebrated for the ef many diseases
Not only 10 cure, bur 10 prevent sickness
A 8 there has been much said in publications as I'd
"A the utility Of Medicines, shall only say these
are the best correctors of the bile that have found
in 90 years practice they operate as catbartc, AMI
tispasmodic sudorfc, and diuretic, in Of bii1
ious, asthmatcal complaints. Where there is dry
hard skin, cosveness, loss Of appetite, yellow skiD
dizziness in the head pain in the side and bowels
one Pill taken every night, eight ten nights sue
cessively then from one to four, the appears
to purge, will be satisfaction to those who peasd
to try them. They may he given to persons of all
ages and both sexes without any disagreeable feel
ings they are the best Pills for females that in
use, particularly for women who are in chld-bedI
where there is only cathartc wanted. when from
to four may be used, as the age and situation Of
the patient may require. JOSEPH CARY.
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HENRY MOORE,
At his Brick ktore--MAaxE r-SouARE,
Has for sale,
60 hhds. New-Ensland RUM;
SO pipes Ssson's GIN;
100 bbls. Philadelphia and Baltimore su.
perhne FLOUR;
Is kegs negro-head TOBACCO;
GROCERIES and SHlP.STORES, as usual.
May q.
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one to four may be used as the age and situation Of
the patient may require. JOSEPH CARY.
APPRECIATION.
We, the Undersigned, do hereby certify, that ws
and families have in various and in different
times, used DR.. Carys celebrated Family Pills, which
are now prepared by the vender at Coventry, X. u
We have found them highly servceable in our fam
complaints for which they are prescribed I'VE feel
assured of their excellence, and consider the Pills
valuable, and worthy the attention of all family Phy1
sicians. In testimony hereof, we have affixed oud
respective signatures.
Caleb Keitoa, Joseph Straight, It. Remington, Sd
John Remington, Mary Remington, ". Greene|
Patience Greene, I. Kel,on, Iheod'ria RemiRg1
ton, O. Bo1yen, J. " Green, y. Wil6ur, jnH1
J. G. Brozvas, Phe6e Lrxin, NJ. Lrpin, j. Hass1
kins, Benjamin Morse
certify that was sick about two years with dry
skin, costiveness, and difficulty of breathing could
not resti had several doctors, but could get no rel
lief-I applied to DIR: Cary, and got immediate reli e
believe if it had not been for his Pills, could MOI
have lived continue taking the Pills, and am in
tolerable health. HUGH RELPH.
certify that was troubled with pain in my bow
or and side, and dizziness in the head-T called on
DR.. Cary; he gave about thirty Pills, which cur
May, 1913. CHARLES CoLvIN.
certify that have made use of Dr. Cary's Pills.
and am in duty bound to say they are the most cas-
cathartic that ever made use of.
September, 1918. RAY JOHNSON.
The subscriber having been much afflicted with
the asthma for several years, was induced to make
trial of Dr. Cary's Pills-Before had taken box
found myself much relieved, and am now in the
enjoyment Of good health J. ROWLAND.
DR.. G. w. HoPPIN is sele agent for the town Of
Providence.
CT The Pills speak for themselves.
The above Medicines are sold BY d. RIPLEY, Nor
witch, Con- AVIS & ANN SMITH, WEXFORD X. l. and
by SAMUEL w. VINsoN, Newport. AT the last men1
toned place are kept, as usual all kinds Of Drugd
and Medicines now generally in use and Of the best
SAMUEL w. VlNSON.
.N;szybo,f. .1nrch II. 1914. 6m.
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ON we BuRN1Ne OF NGwAnK. s..

10 TRE EDIT0RS.
.Hessrs. Gales 81 Sedton
flany and various are the accounts which hove
been given to the public relative the ba-ning Fort
GeorEe and the town Of Newark. Gut altaof these
accounts have been banded to the public through
the medium OF certain prints with great sole.naity.
accompanied with the severest reBroaeies a.;,inst
the supposed author OF the act STILL sirs not one Is
them have been accompanied with the real cause
whieh gave rise 70 the usnug OF these places nor
have the people been yeftold who the4persons were
that recommended the adoption of the measure
FerInt, then, the undersigned, who is perfectly ae
quanted with the whole occurrence to transmit tn
you, tor the information Of the public q true ana
unadorned statement of faets, which no editor or o.
ther person will venture tn contradict 4
When the enemy stationed az Burlington Te;shf.
were intormen that the militia under tiie tsoms,nd
OF General Mcclure had returned 10 thsr rcsn.e
tive homes, aud thst force remained at Fort
isor except Capt Wilcneks' corps of Upper
Canada volunteers. and about seventy of Geseral
HsrrsoD's regular troops he immediately ccfnn,en.
esd aine oil msreh upon the road iestiing from Rur-
'iNet''n "a rort EeorRe This Movement OF the en-.
envy was communicated 10 Gen. Ai'Cturr IN a ve-v
short time atter j. commenced, and upon receivin,
tn" m'ormation he sent confidential person FROM
Newark TO reconnoitre the motions al the enemy
and to End ou, if possible the rsal object Of bii
movement. This personhad not prosecuted NOR.
tnsn twelve miles when he discovered that The van
guari at the enemy had advanced to The Twelve
Mile creek, and that his object as ot only to re-
occupy Fort George,
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SPRING MIL ACADGMy.

FT1HE Subscriber living IA the lower end CT Abe
n mare County, win continue to instruct youth
IN thos' branches of learning usually tsaght at pub
lie Sennsres.
The Rev. James c. UiLson, ia'e IF Norfolk, will
unite with me IN my professional business III which
we hope to be able 20 render satistaetion TO all
who May confde their children to our care and in
str,lrton.
At this Institution, both males and Females will
be received and instructed in separate apart
ments--but none for shorter period than twelve
months.
My price for Bosrd Tuition and Washing. sch o.
ars finding their own Bedding and Candles viii be
fifty FIVE dollars session, or Ave months payable in
advance.
Our Winter vacation will commence the 18th of
December, and close the 18th of January The
summer vacation, commences on the 18th of June
& closes the 18th of July.
Jan. IS. I'm
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Loo 80 1oNnon 1880

''|'A ~ IN v r. LOWDON PAPER.
R,hectiong on the present suuqfiln oC of
JeTs m Canada, and on The conduct sfsie
y40lc ic1Hs.
he Brilliant achievements of orr li,ne
army " Canada, in repeliug the attacks of
our American enemies, have of late been co
nspicuous as 70 claim the attention az tbe
mother country, much as she IS occupied IN
me contem latiou Of the grad and interest
ing events which are now passing in Russia
and IN The peninsula.
We have now upon our hands fresh foe
and give me leave 20 add, biftcr eUeD,y,
he English in genera are not aware of
ms Nothing is more naturalthan for peo-
Pc toJocge Of others by themselves! Tbe
Eng!ish have, generally speaking. no enmi-
W ." the Americans on the contrary, thew
suu preserve for them that kind Of ygarmtb
OF feel g Of which good natured man can
not diyest himself towards his relatives.
.Hough he may have been III treated by
'oeur-- he Americans. on the Contrary
nave a dech -roofed enmRv 10 Britain and
tbeg imagine Judging Of others from them
se'Ves) 'n"t we are equally inimc4l to
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no TIcE.

s. ONE time in the years 1911 ssI2, 1 gave my
- Bonds or Notes, to John Price decd with
Samuel Overton Security, which notes viii
not pay, because gross and paipsble imposition has
been prsctised on me- "~'
FRANCIS TAYLOR.
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HE Subscriber having urchased of James p
f"S er, hi1 tote rest 10 The late firm or Booker and
Foster, request all those indebted to the same g.,
max payment-he has on hand small s,sort.oec,
OF goods suitable for the present season, which lei
ters or reasonable terms for ash onlv
ED.HL.ND HOOKER.
James Town, JANUARY H. 6v
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COLI lNBIAM EXHIBITION.


FHVHE public are respectfully informed, that an
entire Exhibition, he most splendid ever
exhibited in America, will be open at the house of
the fermer Globe Tavern, in this city, and which
will be continued throughout this week, comprising
collection OF WAX STATUES, r, presentin. tue
Iikeuesses of several celebrated characters among
which are the Fsther of his Couptry--
Gen. GEORGE WASHINGTON,
The GODDESS OF LIBERTY, supporting the
American STANDARD,
Wan. BAlNBRlDGE, Esq. Commodore in the
u. s Navy,
Gem. STEPHEN DECATUR,
Captain ISAAC HULL, late Commander OF ;le
U. =. frgste Constitntio
Com. OLIVER Ii PERRY, the Hero of Lake
Erie
Also. variety of Female figures, among which
are, The Boston, New-York and Phs,ieipha Beau
ties together with the Sleeping Beauty aud her In.
fau5
To this elegant aud respectable Exhibition ar
attached a numb'r of Figures, executed by me
most eminent American Artists, and wen descrv
che patronage of the public, The Decor,tio ard
dresses, aremade in that style of elegance that will!
ensure qualification TO the observer.
This elegant exhibition may be visited from o
or'ock in the morningtil in the evenng.-SI uGio
an elegant Organ.
Admittanee 80 eta--Children half price.
February I. otD
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lDYkRTI5Kf1KN7,

,-vr - ~ r. - n IIE.VI.
"A ~ per'on Wishing to use in their Di-iiilsrv.
1,, - o,e'y sr mhsiv e, DR. Alison's biehiy ID.
may be furnished Nth iadiyiflql rights nj & Is n
~ toTn o. county 10 Virginia, not alresdV eve,e.
gSEIy iurnshed ou application To Mr. corn li.s
Vne' Ign h'F'rgi', or the Subscriber, Richmond.
A., JOHN PERKINS.
pcosapily stieuded 10. 80 paw WI" Oe
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'sFfh eo-partnership Of Booker and Foster wa.
-, a dissolved bg mutual consent On the lst mat
uI'e hI."s business e. transact with the firm vii,
70 settle the same. ""''o'''Su
ED.JfUGD BOOEER
JH-HES j. EOSTER'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-03

~ To those Concerned.
AuRINt, my nseessary sbsence from the state,
William Hay, jr. aud Thomas Tyler Rouidn,
Esqrs of this city, III attend my professional hu
sness in the several courts in which practise Law
the latter will in every case OF the Commonwealth
in Henr'co Court, represent me, whether at called
or regular Courts SAM. M'CRANV.
January I8 ~