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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-23
By Last Evenings Mail.


Sailed, on Fridsy private armed sch'rs.
Leo, Capt. Hewes, guns and 100 men, and
Charles Stewart, Capt Purcell both Of this
port, on .efuize---on Sunday, schr. York,
Capt Davidson, Of Baltinore, 5 guns and
1913 men, on cruizc.
Mr.. Giies's 6iN--A bill Is before the Sem
ate of the United States, proposed by Mr..
Giles, tor ncw call on the dIdesent States
for q body OF militia. The male population
of oacn stare 10 be divided into as many cias.
ses as the number OF men required from such
State, each class to furnish one man. The
drafts from each State 10 Sc organised and
oticered by the state ausbofi,y--and not 10
serve issther from home than an adjoining
State. The whole TO be held for two years.
Three Glasses furnishing two recruits for the
army Of Inc United States lobe exempted
from this draft, aud the boln.ics 10 be paid
by the uni,cd States.
The above bill is expected to be passed.
~. -- M
FROM C.fs.1Dh.--We were yesterday
favored with Quebec papers to the Sd inst -
The following are Tie most interesting parts
Of their contents
aurnEc, sov. 3.
ss Lose ofMe Trdnshert Sspereign.
The Tsansport ship Sovereign, Caps.---,
bound from England 10 Quebec, was wrecked
on the isth Of Oct. on tue Island of ST. Paul,
in the Guph Of ST. Lawrcncc---she had on
board 9 officers and leo soldiers Of the 45th
and 5Sih aud slst acginients 3 scrgesnts !
2 women and children, Ia all, incIuding the
csptain, mate end l9 sesmen, forming total
Of 230 persons. Only thirty seren lives were
saved.
The Sovereign was sailing at The rate Of Z
knots an hour aud it bcing about clock ia
the evening, the rock on which she split was
Tot observed above three minutes before she
struck. The survivors were taken OF the
Island two days uster, BY the Champion, and
ar. here on the Sd inst. They had saved boI
a small quantity of provisions. and could moi
have subsistcd very long. 1t. RoIfe Of tlve
3sth regt. is the only officer saved; together
with 2 sergesnss, - rank and file, and 10
seamen. W..
Nance Of the Officers wso svere Drowned.
44fh regt.--Lieut. HambIy, wife aud chile
---Ensign Wilson.
58M regf--Lts. Farmcr--Hosebridge
GoIosmid, aud Sergeant Donagbue.
Slst regs.-Ll. Sergeant aud Ensign Skel
ton.
Arrived here on the 80 inst. the ship Cham.
pioo, transport, kirby, masser from Pors.
mouth, under convoy Of the Iiffey friyate,
On ',hs 9th Of Oct. she was captured by the
Mammoth, An. psiyaseef, after an action oI
an hour and 20 minutes when tho Champ
idn's guns we're Ill disabled aud her rigging
much cut. She was puodcrcd, during Al
and r.,..S ~<<.<.1 .
considerable amount, and ,aen given np, ieas
ing capt. K. TO proceed where he pleased.
II was capt. Kirby vino relieved the survi'
vors Of the wreck Of the Sovereign from Inch
destitute situAtion, on the Island ot 81. Paul
he. having. observed smoke on the Islsnd, u
induced him 70 spproscb, when he ptsceived
signal A~gs Of distress, and, 10 consequences
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-23

The Legislature Of Virginia have che
Wilson c. Nicholas. Esq, Governor Of
State, in tho room Of ofCovernor Barbour, VI
constitutional term has expired.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-23
CAnstmas ana Nep. Tears CTS.

G. SHAW. offers for sale, at HE Book store, No.
lib. Thames.sucet. aconplcte and elegant assort-
Samuel Wood, Of New.york. consisting Of 1ssc
7xensand Volumes. Of various prices, from 2'ceito
TO 81 each, and which will be sold upon the sAans
terms as in the City of Ncw.Yolk a NSv 22. @
80 An adjourned meeting Of the Military Ayso.
citation, will be held at the State House. on Sstur-
day, the Goth inst. at O'clock, r. M. A general
attendance Is requested, with arms and accroutres
menss (Nov. 23.) s. DEuLOIS. Cik.
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No. l2!

We congratulate our countrymen on
the news of another brilliant victory oser
the enemy. II has now become mat
ter of course--when the inso;ent Toe is
met On his boastcd element. he IS either
captured or destroyed. Capt. BLAkt.-
LEY, Of the Wasp, with his gallant Of
fcers and crew, have added a second
trophy to our naval pillar, in the desnuc-
ton Of the British sloop Of war AVON
For the particulars of this glorious event
we refer our readers to the columns OF
this days paper.
The United States sloop Of war Hor-
net, which has been some time blockad-
ed in Ncw-London, sailed from that port
OH Friday evening last, and it is said she
arrived at New York the next day.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-23

.k t.'' - 'ftt .ttN r. tI> .t 80 ~ -'is, - s~'s
.u,svd & isa'h A'ass.
The iili'ss.. "a .'4da. Of 10 guns, 3ish full
cargo nj rum. (ssld 20 bs Su0 punGhtons \ 80 tons
i'knvmsi'S s. prize 20 The lawrence, .ot Bait has
arrived AZ Nostn-taaoisna
Lfsf u vesse's coh'ured oy me y. Sfafes shin
Wesr, .:n nc am Angast 90 the 22i Of
Sefsem5fr, 1914. Xs
August sob. captured 1ri,iAh brig Lattice. WITH
brig Bony Cad, from Seville bound 70 London, with
Mcr'no wool, fuits and WINE. scu'f<d her. Sept.1.
ien m with convoy from Gibrsitar Of Is SAIL un-
der the Armada ~. and ! bomb shp--kuc ettded in
cutting OF transport loaded with naval and militia
y stores, &c set her on fire n sight Of the convoy
2cb captured Bh. brig Three Brothers with 4 car
SO Of wine. SO burnt her.--sams iay. captured II.
Ms sloop Of war AVON, mounting 81 guns, sassk
her, "a. captured British brig Bachbs from New
topndland to G,brAltar, esfrosed her. 22d csnt,,r-
Cd the Brig AtslAnts, Of 3 guns, with valuable
cargo, from Bosdeaux bound 10 Pensacola, Carriyed
at Savannah) 'f' 70
New.rork, Aoc l9--Lsst evening arrived e this
port, aud came to ancttr opposite Fort Diamond
near the Norrows. the Grisish brig Mary. from the
Mediterranean (probsbly leghotn) bound 10 Lon.
don. with cargo OF silks, oil. sulphcr, marble. &c.
prize 20 the famous privateer Scouree, Of this
port The Marywas captured 56 DAYS sgo The
sccurge sailed from an Eastern port on her prescnt
cruixe, about three months Since, and the Mary
has brought the first tdings Of the scobrge since
she called. "
Charleston, s. G. Aov THE prize mentioned
N our paper OF Saturday, as being on shore near
Georgetown, proves % Be the Drisish brig Roper.
from Malta bound to London. with cargo Of sweet
OIL, captured BY the privalccr Pulaski Of Baltimore
The cargo will be mostly saved.
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PIrTSFlELD, sIsss.) No
n We unders.and lnar Major
mas been pasoIed, to go 20 Eugl
he will leave this town 20 day,
phia. He is TO 20 in a cartel, '
TO sail fsom that port.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-23

Melancholy --On the evening of The 9Th
ult. the house OF Mr.. Jacob Provost, In Pre-
Bile, (Couniy,) was discovered to be on Rte.
The family bad all retired 20 sleep, when Mr..
p. was awakened oy nai,, up stairs. On
opening the door comm sting with upper
sp.rtmcnt, he found that the fiie had extend-
&c to every part Of the room HistSo sons,
who slept there, one aged IL aud the other
years, perisned in iae halnss The misora-
bic fatner now frantic with grief, was severe
ly burnt ~ eodsavoslng To tosce hisAway into
the room. Most of the iu -iisule was des-
troyed. The 6se is supposed 10 have escsp-
ed through a crcvice oil ne chimney, and
communicated with some combustibles which
had been left near Al.
PIrTSFlELD, (AIsss.) November IL.
~ We undess,and tnar Major General Rail
mas been pasoIed, to go 20 EnglanJ, and that
he wilt leave this town 20 day, for Philadel-
phia. He is TO 20 in a cartel, which is soon
TO sail fsom that port.
The British big SIR John Sherb.oke, cap
tured by he Syren priva.eer, and destroyed
near New-York, was formerly the Thorn pr
of VI ,rbcnead-sfter her Capture bv the En-
-
South Carolina Eirefios I'VE stated few
weeks sinee. that three federilist we're elected
to Congress- from Sou'b-CaroIioa. This
st4;cmen, subsequent sccouots have proved
20 be incorrect. OaIt one federAlist, Mr..
Husss, is elected from that Ssa,e.
Ga the night Of the l4th inst. an attempt
wn made 70 set Gre to the store Of James D.
Wolf Esq. In Bristol, vR. I. By placing
allow match thenein. a reward of 3 1000
hss bean oifsssd for the apprehension Of Tie
ineendiarys
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-03
EOR TIE ENaUIRER

AT thus time OF great public exigency when the ira,
spIy oi ti'e u Staes ~ eShases and nullic e,p;,,,
greatly pro5,I|ted whist tho prospect OF x rcrien
iShneDto'th one, tcHisetsfiSr0 Of the othe; Is ~
Peded by the caIa'nes o. tie var most be c,,,,
oered an socepths service tn present 10 tie eover1
mept pr'ijeet which hrs ff, speedily toemancipste
our country from these alarring difie,ltes -
. j. Let the Frsas'Ty depart ucnt be autko-izei IN
issue notes from to s3O0 III approuria;.. Form
10 an amount, commensurate 10 the public n4ce-it;,.
q Ie' an o.iiee ct deposit he established IN every
stste, frpTn winch notes s,isll sae Cor the vs
rlo's hScaI purpses ut cachs1te respectively tho
same be PREPARE; d sutlt0 led t. receiy., de,ns,a
from any individual desiring to y, gDeiae payment
any q. .er state in tie Union.
letue na'iris taxes AID al pnili, cla.rns he COL
les'ed excilsiTey in paper OF tbs Description, o. in
9. Let every ran holding usse notes 10 t,r o,n,.t
NJ $50 on 500 be permitted fur eyers six months
to demand IN exchange for them pubic stnck In
'iIaw an annual interest OF per cent ree,.fnablc at
tie discretion Of government.
ihe created objection which can hc raised sesnsf
this PIN at inance will be predc ied uuon The din
Guilty ut bringing ,',o notes into circulation For the
removal OF this difficulty, takcito view the following
considerations
Ia consequence ofthe dcranged state of commerce
Which will every day become more and more uncer-
tain Ba'l.stoes aust become less valuable, as the an
us deWteHds mon It will continue to decrease until
Il Shall be inCnd that government stock at 6 Der cent
gill be iar preferable.
Ia Consequences of The entire s.or;y,qc Of uavrnent
IL specie, q almost every Bank in the r States IL Cl
iws,t TIA. paper medium of circ'ila,o1 a. st sny o.
vent, 10 lie tie only alternative. Now ~ the not I,
" Issued rpon the propnsed establishments, r-,sv =,
inverted in yer cent stock, Mt the viii Of the ie M
fr, NJ least twiss inthe ycor, is obyous tat = III
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-03

WASHING TON, Nov. so.
Erfracf eta letter from ,4rihur Sinclair, ESQ.
Cafifafn Commanding the u. s. Nasal force
on TIE Chter Lakes TO fhe Secrefary offhe
Navy, dated
"OH Erie, Goth Nov. 1914
Thinking Improbable information will no.c;
reach you before This, of Gen M.Arthp,'s ex-
cursion into Canac''i, Ihaee the satislacfio,,.
TO inform you, that by the cartel Lgiy Pre-
vost, which vessel has just IL turned from. Ian
ding prisoners at Long Point, have learn
ed of his having visited that post wbere
he was opposed by FIVE or SIX hunrired mr.
TIA, who had cntrenchcd themselves. VI.
cnarsca Their works, and captarrt2 i..,.. thar,
one nan or mem He passed deTn as @iay as
me ',ran't Kiyer, on his way "a ioin C1ene,~. \
tzaTd' at Or ERIC but herring OF the de-.
tructien OF that post, and the evacuation On
the province by our army, ne returned to Iye-.
troit. = -
:" The citizens on the other side speak in
h'g;! terms x It's generous s. humane con,luo.
III fiis I" hsic route through The coansry.''
FROM GHENT. - ~
we are Sorry we cannot CRAFTY our rg.atlsas
To-day with any statement OF tle contents as
TIE dispatches just rereived from Chem.
which have not vet TRANSFERRED.
We have been favored, however with the
Perusai OF private letterfrom ore of orr rr,;;-
n'steis, dated the 25th u!t. which speaks with
'"@e' ttH,''y vi ''e tlihe Oh Their departure
from Ghcnt. and With equal uncertainty Of
5he state OF affairs ON the continent
The Congress at Vienna is sid to have
been postponed to the Ist- Of November In
the Htan TING NJ. Talleyrand has, it Is
said preferred q Memorial 10 the Itnvovs
to that Congress, protesting against the az
grandiEcment of other powers, and claiming
on their part the same moderation which
Francois assesteo to have manifested; IN o.
ther words, claiming as to other powers the
same fsturn, as France hzs. made. to the COR
Giton of 1892. ..-
from what we can learn, it would be hiyhfy
igudlc'ous Tor our government or people to
ca''o'aie On any advantages, 70 result to cur
interests, from events to haDuen ,crnss tns.
Atlantic. M,t IN,
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- ;f' E.NQULRER- oFFICE,
RICHMOND, [VA.1 BEGINNER 8. 1878
WAYS AND MEANS

As money is now the Only q" siscro ofwar'' which is
"sntios, end as the National Bank is orthe prescnt
apparently laid % sleep, it becomes desirable st e.
very sshci"e, "h'ch promises to smooth sw9y our
difficulties, shouldbe subtniied and discussed I, ia
at least sones'Te' true, that ain multitude ofcoun-
eiorsihere IS w,sdOip.'-Nth tIlese viewa we bul,.
'I'sh the tollo~ig scheme of FINANCE vfich, II we
Ia'siaSe 100 bee ssr'ady been communicated to Mr.
Eppes, The C,iarman OF The Comrnt,ee OF WY
Me1ns-ySith y letter wioh ilss been sdsseou..;.jy
addressed 10 the same gentlemen
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ENEMY IN THE RnrP eHA.Ni0cx

-, ~..~ L"I a me- HHS 4 tII1yfsF.1 Xxx.
10" Mr. Ercetieneg Jgmes Hn,'be7a'' e ON E.ggff
-lI'ise, Esq. IT, Co, Cond't 1CgH Rs7t Dttsd
Mifldlescx County, HOva1ooar 3Bh
=. information This morning by Nheuea "a and i've
fr'gstes are ~ the mouth Of the GsprshsnnocL I'll,
cay Is barges under ss a.sloop Of war aa sch ers
nave my house, which ~ miles from the mouth
" p'e h'ycr AID r. from Tsppahaanock
- whether The object or the enemy IS tn ec-nrerpte
WIN division, that may bave gone up the ~ ,on.e
OF iok RIVER, IS conjecture. The force at present IS
|,ch' 'bat without sid tie OBJECT OF the GOyers mt
{ 3'rofccdon) win Ne vain.
TO conversation toby with Gen. T-.ior, The force
nation at 1000, dSpox.cie 70, 4s."
w. HE Express states, that thc enemy
I.aa Scns Ike a abi.f Ia the Right'--and
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NUTIFE--

4fO ~ t.
h'peiscns lsslns claws Sgirst tie est,te or n.
jnnss Walker dce'd, AZ, r., qn, ,td :, ~. ~.
ttT ;, k7o"t TO IN snbaeribers, or o. fore ,, Nv
iUr payment - "NlS
AReg'BID ArsrIs, DC -
December 3-----stv
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- ssS'SS> (c
LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

WAsHINGToN. Nov. so.
Extract eta letter from ,arihur Sinclair, ESQ.
Caffafn Commanding the u. S. Nasal force
on the chHer Lake. TO the Secretary ofthe
Navy, dated
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3" Standard.

:, MARRIEr, on Saturday evening last, Mn. EIr.s
REID, merchant, to the amiable and much admired
Miss SARAE BLOCK, beth of this city.
preach in the Capitol on next Sabbath for the h,ns,
oi the Female Humane association
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WASHINGTON, y 0v. %.
Ertract9fa letter, d7fed Erie, November
81, 1914
owe are inf rmed by capt. Woodhouse Of
The y. sch0 'ner Provost. lately from Lag
PORT, that Gen. M'AG=.r has been dow
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d pursuance OF a decree Of the SUPERIOR
n court or Chancery, holden at the Capitc.
IN the Ilsy OF klchmor;St. pronounced OH, the
Sist day OF january last, between
John Preston, Administrator, de, bonis non. Of
George Mayo, deed. the said John Preston
and Liz abets, late Elizabeth \. Mayo. his
wiie, which said Elizabeth a. Preston. 10
one or the co-heirs or Edward Carrinston.
iced. and George Carringtiu, Elize.-tii
SaiTington, Alexander Carringron, Will
ana Robert Cariugton, Maria Carr;rrton
Albert Carrinstoo. Coclrinrton Carr;nss ton
u. w uson Carringtop, Elizabeth Griffin
Carfnstou. Gcerge Carringtou. Mavo ar
rinSton, Richard Adams CarrinStol,, * John
"A harrington, infants under the age OF TWEEN
" one years, by Codrington C;,rr,ngton. the
elder, their next friend. the sail Cotlriuyeon
harrington, the elder, Elizabeth Watkins.
hannah Cabell. judith Bernard, Geo. B,.r
i'ard, Ann Bernard, William Carrin,-eon. 10
seph Darlington, Littebeiry Carrineton.
Benjamin Carringtnn, Paul Car,inpton. II.
son OF Jossphl and Paul Carrincton. the
cider, others OF the Co-hcrs of Edward
C.lrrnston, decd. anil a ,idisGn Harrison.
aud lheodosla ms wife, Thomas Murray
Walton and Fanny his wife James Pitmap
and ReDiughain bis wife, Wills wis and
Elizabeth his wife, and Charles Cop;.nd
and birmingham his wife, which said Thee
dosia Ha'lls~l,. Fanny HARRISON, fleming
ham pitman, Elizabeth Wills and He
n'nsham Cop and, are the residue of the
s1,i;s co-heirs ct the said Edward Caring
ton. deceased, aud the Said 3oGn Preston.
administrator Ct Louisa Mayo. decd. IL rs.
AGAINST
John Mayo and Elizabeth ]. Darlington, adj
ninistratrix % edward Darlington, decea-
sed, O.Ffs
H1LL BE SGLD At .4UCIYU.s.
On fhe premises. on IhArsaQy the 5M Of
jan. near, tor rf.z9y n7o1ev, the srater
- UaISV MILLS
and appurtcnances. Community called Mayo's
Mills, below, but aljoining the town of Man
chester, III the county of Chesterfield.
The sale will begin between and 1 o.
Clock in the forenoon.
C'H.iRLES C0II.PN-9,
sILES BoII3
.Won 81. ,ge
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John Lewis. Ssniicl w Liapcr ., Pc
ter I-nhn, Joseph Lin5n,gt.r. Vy liam I.atc,,
Abraham L1ulen5a ci1, J,hn lavender, Plea
SAINT Lain, William Loni,x James I.andrun,
2. Andrew Long Richard Lsse. Li.tlcton p
lamb. John Leonard, Charles Laney, WA
DAN Lock. ,Vniiam Likes, yV,ili,,n Lee.
HAjan,es Mchenny, pete. nlunch, John
Miller, ] mes Merris. James 5 McIfenney,
S'muelI Miller 4, William NARROW. Col
i7ncs Mcdowell, William Murph-y, John
Mookayboy, James Msrsl,ar. John V. Miller
2. James Maiister, John Nelson, VIM. Nc
Dowcll, Alexander Mcdaniel Thomas G..
Moorman, John w. Marsh. Licu' JOHN Nc
Eony, James Martin, Aust,D NIahnrnev, Ell
ward Norris, John May, William, Norrit,
Willis Martin. John Massic, William Nose
lev ,, Matthew W. Murry. VIM. Marsh, Jos.
Miller, NFm. Eewcori.
O-lieorge Ogelv:e
P--John =. Price, William, pc+man. Henry
Perky, Robert Pollard, John Porter. S,a,nuel
P'icstly, Doct. Rein S. Porter, Yaol.Dson
Philips St. John 3 Pleasents.
*. l{icherson, Gilbt Pncks Humphrey
Rennolds, Thomas Rockwell, John Rock, SIM
mel Rosser. A5s,lom Rucker, John Roadcap.
Maj. Jnhn Read, IohnEazer. Caleb Rennoids,
isaac Ransomc. Thomas Rcppeto, Proctor
b. Rowe.
Shines Scott ,. Jacob Surber. Andrew
oiauS.ter, Augustine Shepherd ., john Sell
man. Samuel Snellon. Peter Solver, Charles
Smith John II. Srrusss, James Stanners, John
Stewart, Moses Smith. Samuel Scott, David
smith, Cornelius Seaman, Cutlibert Spinglcr,
t!t Eins S3mers0n. - Suttcn Seaton Sledd.
Captain Reveriey c. Stanaid. Rhocloln Shark
Lindsay Smith Samuel Snellen, Theorhiius
Saunders, Peter Shreman, William Scay,
branth ] Seagle, Seaton olct,l, Lewis SUIT
tic. James II. Scav2.
WIN. 4. Tonry ., Jar % Taylor, Jas
lurrT, !ol'n Tutwiier. Geo. ID. Tsvlnr, John
'Ierrel, James Thompson, Peter Teller. Jas
4. Thompson, Lieut.. VIM. Tyler, William
Tumble, Myer TATE, Within II. Thomas,
thonas Iricc. Thomas I'imberlake, Thorn
as 1urner, Richard Tonev, Simeon Thorn
IS. Henry Tate, Nicholas Tvrce, Martin
iutwiier, William Tiiplett, John Trid-
ley.
W-SVorth Webb, George Weldv, Thorn
as Weif, John West ., Lewis Wioe6elA.
Charles Woodbridge. John White, George
Wright, Reniani'n Waller, Col. Charles F.
Wah, Maj. Charles Woodson .. Isaac VII
liams, 1ahn Wiltshire, FAward WEIGH, VIM
Wharton ,, William WRIGHT, Cot Augustus
Watson, James Waller, Geo. Webbs, Langs-
ton Ward
I'm. FoUSflEE, Sen'r. p. NJ
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N0OKiS A.N-D .sii.41f0.NyiitK.

III" Subscribe, is no7o ot'enihg at his Lar
t. Miscellaneous Bookstore, hirce and
General .dsSorfMent Of Books q Stationary.
ataa,o,i;ny 30 IS or $4,000 dotis. fhe qvtote q
s9iich he IS evabieci to seH or tie Dios1 A5er-
al terms 10 qct2iesaie Purchasers.
EEiS Stationay and Faiey Artcies sois.t chiefly oil
q the following, Wa:
Pocket, pen aud toy Knives, pocket AMI oll,er ;uh
stands sand BOXES, pencils and pencil cases, crHyoiS
Reeves water ccoIr, camel hair pencils, iuiau in
ivory for miniatures, i.ory and other combs, Gun,crs
scales AID disac,, ns,h. nautical Instruments court
plaster pocket boot and skin tablets, p,ayng
blank aud visiting cards. dice, IVORY Folders rcd aud
black INK powder, red a,d blscb scaling; * wafrs
guis pens and pen eases, indian rubber, states and
slate penci drawing, 'sins, letter. hot,ing aud
bossed PAGER, d,asif; books copy slips, blank books
pase boards, paper hangngs & bordering ire screens,
table mats, aXtapcrs, Sc
.fLSO.
Bugles, trumpe:s, cisr.Ms's, aautboys, Fagsolc,s
flutes a, flies: hsuihy, b,~sooa and cle:ionst reeds
violin STRINGS, bows, Lair bridges aud pegs, caFone,
With pieces, and s,se collection OF mnsic &c
PETER CCT'yOEL
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lLis1' or AtlLT7.gRY LElr1 rs

Il LiS2 or AflL {g.4RY LEYTER8
Remaining IN TIC Post Office al Richa.oi4d,
sod N1U. 1914
A-Major James Allen 3, William Arm
strong 2, David Adams 3. Campbell An
dreV's, Thomas .1nonet, James A!iff john
Anderson, Ihdmas Armstrong.
B--Lieut, Abrah I'M RI, Doct. n. w.
Hriscoe, Morris Riedsoe, Capt. Thos. Brooks
Benjamin Bouts, benjamin bradsan. Zacha-
r-ah Brooks, A. Bale, Senr. Alich7el Butt.
Reubin Boiling, Lew BIackwood, yYoodhf5
BAILEY, John Balsiey, John Bclew, George
Bell, Benjamin Bufor,i. Capt Abraham pi;
ford, Joel Black. William P. Blanks, Stephen
Becketts 2, Thomas BilluTs, George Briscoe,
Parmenus Bryaut, William Bagln, William
6aserman, nathan Blair. James Barton, Jos.
billl, Jacob Bane. George w. Raldau. Major
Wan. Bell, Sem. .Phihp Busling, lhon,- )
bowyear, John Dr. nlc, .A.c..ali,ler Bick-
ems
C--Leroy Chandler Ensign Rc. s. Camp
bell, James CunduS William Craddock, Da-
yld Cunningham, Leonard Cooper, John
Garden. William Carter, Leroy Chandler,
Peter Clarkson ?, George Cretsineer, Jesse
Garter, Capt alexander Campbell, Hiram
Cobbs John Clemens, William Coates 2, a
dam Clements Robert NJ. CLAYTON, George
M. Chukipg, Joel Crews, David Gloss J.
saac Clinstick, w II. t. Ccupland. IT. Mus
coe Chambers, Henry Clines, Michael Cv-
bert, Ensigh Benjamin 3. Cabeii, Robcrt
Crutchers, Patrick Childress. William IA.
Clarke. Norbourne Gre ws.orl, Edward
Compliant, Reuben CAnpueH, Faye Col
win.
D-Turpju Dcpricst. Jessce Dold 6, Robt.
Doak VIM Driven, John Davidson S. Ens,gn
Charles Daniel Il. DC Noon, Aaron Dodd,
Martin '. Dawson, Benjamin II. Daw;on,
William DepIes., Wiinsin Dunn. Philip De-
tTiel.
E-Elias NJ. Eubaok, John N. Fubank.
Samuel EdEords, Henry Ba5a.. WnGam
b. Elliott, William Fiwaris. Charles T.
rambert, Alexander Eddcns, Lit. d. Ed,nuld-
sou
John Fudcy. John IT, Farrow. VIII
ham Ferguson, John Finn, Towuson Fetch
er, Woonsou Ferguson ,, isaac Fun. New
ton larmer, William FTaSure, Jacob Fra
lick, William tegsus, Ensisn Fuisusun Far
", Abraham Fmkms, y liam Faweu q,
Iohn Foster 2, Charles Elnn, john Falls, John
Fielding, David Fowler.
G--Coi. John G,lGrs5a, Josiah Garrett
John Glover, Lacy Godfrey, Gabriel Gaines.
George CrendsiaA, Joseph Giblar, Philip
GrandstaG, Ioel Griggs.
flame, Hines ssee TIacl,uorth. VIII
Ham Till 3, John Hewitt, BENJAMIN Hard
| wioh, Powell Hawkins, John Housewrieht 2.
| Nathaniel Hunt, Thomas Hackett Jane
liuskins 2, Sluuel Huston. Henry HAYNES.
| Jtco5 ilerns6uger. Henry Hcath, William
1ogseit, James Harris Thomas Hurry, VII
| liam Hall, Thomas HARDY ohm Hunson q.
Richard Hughes, William Hill, David Her
ring, Zach. Hogln, Alexander Herrin, Mel
, Hines, LoVemtu Zine. William Hoet.
| hampton Haynes, p rl Hyde, John lfGl,
John tones, Wan. ". Zones, D4husv Jones
,o1anhopc Johnson ?. Mer'iith d. Jones, VIII
nam Johnson i~mNmm imboden, David
Johnson, ALrala0 insic;nan, James Il. Iones
Lieut. VIM. x. J1r S.
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