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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-24
Public Sale.

WILL be sold by public vendue, on Nor
day the 2Sth instant at the subscribers
residence near Riner's Mill, head of Tus
carora, p.
Cows and Hogs, Wheat
and Rye in the ground, Hay by the ton,
Household and Kitchen furniture, amongst
which are one pair of handsome Circular
Tables, one Desk, Bureau, Cupboard and
two sets of Chairs, Bedsteads, and a num-
Der OF other articles too tedious to enume-
rate-Tbe sale to begin at nine o'clock or
said day, when due attendance and a rea~
sonabe credit will be given by
ANDREW STERETT
March 10, 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-24
GLOVER SEED.

FRESH CLOTER SEED,
for sale at the store Of the subscriber, in
Shepherds 1o1en, Virginia.
JAMES S. LANE.
February 81, 1914. ....
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-03-24

Cash given for clean Linen and Cotton
/ "a Rags at ibis Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-28
NETWORK, April IS.

The loss of the Allied Russian and
prus,ian army at the battles of Volta,
Gotta, and under Mantua. was $4,000
men, not 80 600, as enormously men,
,;oned in the article in our last under the
head Of Placentia.
armi..;ee in Eurote.-By the last Of
fetal adyices from the head quarters oil
the French army, 1t appears that COM
missioners appointed to treat fnr a sus-
pension of arms, had assembkd at la
sieny. 1t is very possible, that the con-
ference of the commissioners soon rec
snlted in an armis,ice, and that a general
peace in Europe will speedily follow. .
continuation of Extracts from late
French taters, translated for The Mer-
Camille Advertiser.
EpERNcy, Feb. le. s
Proclamation ofhis Ercelleney the Mar.
shol Duke of Ragusa to the inhabitants
Of the invaded DEPARTMENTS.
Glorious successes have just crowned
the French army. Upwards OF 100
Russian and Prus.ian regiments beaten,
crushed, destroyed, at the battles Of
Champaubert, Montmirail, Chatean-Ti-
cry and vauchsmp; 10000 prisoners,
$50 pieces of cannon, two generals in
chief taken or mortally wounded, are
the trophies Of those days. The EN-
peror himselfis in pursuit of the enc.
my, and will halt only when it, des,ruc-
ton shall be completed. 1t is at this
time that all good Frenchmen ought to
fiy to arms, in.order to hasten by every
possible means the deliverance of the
country.
The msment is come when no consi-
Iteration should induce you to hold back
since no circumstance was ever more
favorable than the presekt 70 make the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-28

persons. Hasten then to ru, ,h,r !,
to execution. Let yoar Ns sa, =,
Guards, let all good ei,iizens su ~
up arms, let posts be sstabli,h.SS As
has been directed, in every yi,,s.al
let not one Of the eneny's msS.
msnts escape your vigilance ~. y,
give instant Information Of th.n '' y
the eonmandants of the nearest !, :
iitary posts. 1''
Above all, be careful NOT t,r..
to, nor believe the insinuali."a.' '.
the enemy, & the fallaeisus n,o,": @
which bis poclamstions will emu, ".''
Their sole object will be to enfs ,ss'
your energy and to paralyse yOu, 'ss
ertions. "1'
Rely, under these eircum,t.,..
upon your masistrates-You win te'
cease to be the object Of tbei, i" a'
slant soiieitude. They have ,, I'a'
measures to maintain the pubI;, ,".'
guilty andto prevent tho di,ost .''
which malevolenee would endp,," ,'
to excite. On their part, they ~.
full of confidence in your snLmi,, ar
to the laws, in your love TO your er.n
try, and in your attachment and 's'
deity to His Imperial and ROYAL NJ,
.jesty.
Done at Bordeaux at the Hot,, =,
the Prefecture, the 4th Msr.b'
1914.
The Project of the Giroade,
BARON DE VALsUzEsAL
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NETWORK, Apr;l .,

II
The erplosion Of the Powder .,Gp
yesterday at Belvil!e, was, We resrt
to learn, attended with more fatal
effects than we mentioned in our lsa,
A very respectable ply ieian, WIN
returned from Belyille this mOruiu,
| informs US, that there we're no les
than fourteen zcorkmen in the mill,
when the explosion took place ; that
every individual of these Ii was i
Their killed. or severely word i
that ten Of the number are now dead
and that three Of the remainder are
iB so mangled a situation that no
hopes are entertained of their reeo
very.-The one who was least injut
ed was blown through The roof ofIhs
building, and lodged, in the mill
pond. Several ofhis ribs are broken
and he is otherwise greatly injured.
Seven or eight Of the persons, nov
dead, have left widows and ehilda
to lament this melancholy event.
Four other workmen, in a m
Providential manner, escaped Do
destiny Of their fellow. labOres-
One Of them, for the first time III
months, had been called awayka
his daily occupation. The sM
three were preserved in the folla'
ing manner-A man with two chr
dren, passing along in Wagon, Id
one of the wheels directly sppods
to the mill, and applied TO the ssIt
men for assistance. Mr.. Angn
(the superintendent and two oils
hands went out to aid in putting y
the wheel |; and while they were BIT
ing the Wagon, the explosion oetUN
red. The timbers of the building
fell thick around them /; the t"
children were thrown from the v's
gon; one Of the horses was veryie
II burnt /, and yet neither the Wy
goner. nor the children nor either .
the three men who had thus KIDD!
come to his assistance, were IN "
slightest degree injured.
Col. Decatur, who was then al
short distance from the mill, ha'la
ed to the spot, and aided the suPa
intendant in preventing the fire fi .a
communicating to an adjoining Da ..''
ing, which contained no less lDh
one hundred and fifty barrels OF rs
der. The wind had blown fresh Nv
the north during the morning;
bout an hour before the e1p''''
took place, it changed to soll!a .''J
Were it not for this Pro'lasa"I
change Of the wind, it is 'uPp.Ia
that this adjoining building ' w.,
lucVltaUly hhVc tdhcn "a = paIsri
up; and that the village Of PIN %;4
wonld have been greatly injured -
entirely destroyed.
The British snip SUPERB, " (
capt. Paget of u guns, af, ,us III
Sandy Hook, on Wednssu'! .,Ln
and sent a Lieut.. with hss, = Ie
is !. /, the the oste s object sl,. w,
was to assure him. that no Of ss ..
going from this port Wo QUIZ r. Sf
Tested by the cruisers Of ,i ., VI
tcsty.t Capt. Pagets ' cav. Liz
a friendly one from toy SUI ID
tenant, to an aequaintssees, ,dsd \
city, were yesterday ss.,ra
Commedors Lewis, to 'H'
Of tho Navy. ,.,t the
perb came out with Aon .t.oce
irane, from which cireupalh,'sss rr
is probable this AdnlFai Vs.
on our coast.
A gsutlsman from Nov f.sa
informs, that the barss' ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Mr. Is u, ka. liz. Res utisD be
fore the II 1u:e ,fD:lsgaics to rmpor
cr the Executive 10 supply tie troops,
,a''sd frs f,r the defence 81 TIL. CITY
ID the adj cent county, with shoe.
Ind ayafeh-co0is fr the ccstiacl..
vs. trdsy NJ. NJ gill obllin,d leave
brins in b II TO au'h>riSc the Cur
pors,e b fy of b. city OF h chm nd to
,ssus small notes foyabie t. b ,'er.
The bill to suspend crvcgGeas and
% other purposes was reported b. the
ga ni.tee.io whom it had been refer
ed with the 5: amendments f'om the
Scnate-:JapOrobly TO GH the amend
lnents. M MCaliy moved to post
!, at it t. the 3ist dav 81 Marc h-Lost.
Nys =, Moss s3.-All the amendment
ftbs Senate wee then coDcurred in
keep, the - By tie bill, as j, risi.
all, went up to The Senate sli Lxecu.
rus obtained ri the Banks, were cx
'ep,ed from the operation cf the Law
a other words, they wsre nor ,sta'd.
The Senate struck this provi. on out
and in lieu Of j, inserted cI u.c; going
10 take Gu, Of The operation Of the Law
ny Execution obtained By or AeAIN.T
the Fire Iusn'arer Company tbs con
$ ituted their i2;h Amendment. The
Amendment prop sed By Mr. S,auard
IN tie House Of Delegates to tois A.
amendment was to erteud i,s pravi,isn
TO the Banks The Hsuse Of D clegales
adopted this proposition, and it is Of
course, sent up to the Sena,e for their
concurrence. Inquirer.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01
FROM CLIENT

We are sorry We cannot crafty
our readers 70 d.'y with any state.
men' Of the contents Oi'he desp..tcb.
81 just received from Gncnt, wnich
have not yet treasPired.
We have hecn f,voved, however.
with The perusal Ola private letter
from one Of our Ministers dated the
25'h u|t. whirh speaks with unrer-
iainty Of the time of their departure
l'romG bent, and with equal rneer.
taiuiy Of the State Of affairs on the
continent. Int.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01
COMMUNICATION.

There IS Cris S I'D the Giso der Ut DO
lis, y, liiic as we'll 10 la the human b
~; ond in similar manner do the.,
disorders ef,rn regulate themselves A.
the II n;cb of tht 80 nandiSer is of,sI
relieved by lbe involuntary cascade O.
the pls,hoIir habit by he mnrrhage'
50 wh,n he suiIelings Of the people
from wicked or lie ,mpetcnt rulers be.
come intolerable a popular ferment
casues and the scum is tbrown Off,
Our Commonwealtk nov last aP
,proacbes this crisis. The asurers will
open their bags no more until tb. hieds
es on the former loans are redeemed /:
there is consequently resort to tara
lion Of suca tligh,fsI magnitude as will
soon impsveri.h the rico and grind the
poor to powder. These things CAME,
long endure Re,tibudop is at hand 'na
uany Of ihoss deluded ~reic.s' W
have been singing ollsiuiahs to their Idol
jcee 6iaisn,, vii. nov see their last COW
aiken from the DOCS and their children
90 supperlesssts bed. ! regret that
that MOST nIariens project ~as asar-
Ioned, Of ins,ituting political PASSOVER.
,sarewo,d tor orthodoxy, whereby the
,axes OF every true Gne7.ie were to be
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01
Doctor StoneStreet

TEEDERS nIs p ts.siohll service
4 10 the pubnC, AVA info,ms IT, ma
al he ha: permanently established lin.
: al the 'lsidtbee 81 h. lot. Captain
Richard Strnsueet nes u sd T. .rk,
"nere he nay be- always tcuDc AID
trusts hat bis great .tleI.ioH Ut the bed
srse and mode 'atisn o! charges viii ne.
III The ronsidtra ion u those who may
Il ink proper TO .mElsy him.
Dc /. d2w
W. The Federal Republican will
p.-ls. lnser. toe shove 2~ and send
hi -ec Unt H. thia OfficG
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COMMUNICATION
approach.
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01
CHARLEsToN, Nov -.
Naval Engagement!

An Engagement is suppascd to have
taken place yesterday forenoon on III
southwark Of our light house h. Il ing
YES distinctly heard in this CITY for abou
2 hours.-Tbe FISHERMEN of he bar
imposed 1t to be Ct South EdiNo
Conjectures are various as to the vcssc'
eng ged three sail were seen in t,e
fling on Sunday evening, and The e ne
ri expectation is. that they have falIel
n with soTe American vrs>cl--pc
a,ps the Vast ,loop &c war, or Cdrofg.
~chooner, which is said to be expec,e
5e'e-er probably some private srnee
vessel.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01

OIItL 10 lLtse,
lN Stockholders y, tits iIs'"@
f,n:' o.. f.. cas- ei .,g.,e... Di .ti"'s L.
I.sive e., tie ensuIss JsaI, via &c 8 tid
'on NJ aesy ths 81 J ,:ua'y next. ssr.e-
'atI. u, tne srticies Il a:s' G,a'lot, al NO
C".n House il. this 'iown.
6 I. CHAPMAN,
Cs>"ier.
Ne. I DE
W. The Editors Of the N.a"i.' Ia.
aits.nce,, sna Eti;s's q pagers AZ
W,ne hester and Lersbsfe ~h" Pso-''"'
cd formsy notices OF tubs Beck, are re-
qur.ted 10 inte,, the above :wIce week
unti he .day ii Elec ion
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i}r4 G0Olk.

w. S'l,--,.ae a.v re eiveG ~
g p Sio Blue Cio.as CoIvn ihlr :
u. ;, irh, Li,tns GirEh"-ss II n
=, Long Lawn, HfI'.s. a.,i gu
ocrtins und esScd CaNs"Gs, Ged L.
~os' Carer II islsrv wh,cn, tcT 't'l
u,h t"ir tormes stock Of rry Goods
lry WI SCI i, mad. tale sd.a. c,
VI c.; T."
Samuel Mark, & Co.
NJ, "a Paws
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01

1m.iSrsf.f By he ssnrivasss u ~,
.hhrais<,s or collectors As in such ea.t
ne idr sigkt u shr elopen foot -ula
hstan iy have Accomplished, tia, which
may o'herwse be more ,ardy la ns
approach.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01
ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, DEcEAbxn l..

Farther extracts from papers
brought by tho. schooner Channeey
ire SiveWaHtkis days Gazette. We
save asaia TO regret tie disappoint-
ncnt OF our hopes. 10 the equiyncal
md unsatisfactory accounts brought
~ this third arrival. There is 10 be
sure nothinsin them which ought to
make US despair ofpeaee: but at the
same time they afford US no assur-
ance Of that most desirable event.
The only fact of Importance which
they disclose. is. that the negoeia-
ti0us at Client. are not broken off.
But as to their result; is is in Eu.
rope, & in America, a matter Of
mere guess iror''. even amongst the
..es. informed. The news brought
by the Chauucey therefore, ought
not, We think. to diSsipate the fears
which the friends Of the country en-
terrain for its safety, or TO !al! their
vigilance in providing u way Of es
cape for themselves, when the hour
III its tribula,ija arrives. An over
ruling Providence may out of the IA
bunllance 0chis undescrved mercy,
yet deliver our country, cut of the
hanls Of IFS foreign and domestic
enc nies-sut rs to putting our !rust
in the strength ofonr own rnlers, or
in the weakness Of the enemy. we
lean upon hrei"n staff. Whale
vcr may be The issue OF the great
Congress at Vienna, even admitting
il TO lie as lamsltable as MANY gro.
ole seem TO wish it. opening affcsll
the wounds Of Europe. and pouring
upon that fair portion o. the ear ha
second deiuGe Of blood and tears:
still We should CLEAN snt small sd
vantage from that abundant harvest
ef human misery. TIE commence.
aienf Of 7cor in Eurone, 7ciii not
be The end IF Tie 7rnr in 4nerica.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01

A letter from Mr.. Dallas was
read in the House of Representatives
on Monday, pourtra.ins the si'na
tion OF the country in such alarming
cclars tba, TIC majority refused at
the time it was Iead.to have it printed
ieas, the people and the crem! should
learn The eTIeni of our treasury em-
bsrrassmenis.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01
Saturday morning, being 1. miles

10 the Southwark Of the Cepes, he
deserted host some distance CT.
With a namher Of persons on hoard,
op- ofwhom made signals with .
handkerchief. He immediately borG
away for them. mi en- "a nearer up
rroacil. discovering item to be enc
mics, he tut ahout asaio. They
'hen called 10 BIN and entrea,e,i
That he woold take them up a, tlr.
were in grra: distress upon @lier
he com. lied. rnd took them on boara
his vessel. Thcs proved 10 DC Cap
tain E1rjSr eOmnaadsr Oftac Dl4di
less. British f,igaie. aud . scanen
ard sllea taken On hcard The sclIr.
were nearly exhausted with cold 4
fatigue. Capt. Barber stated that
bis ship was at onrhur in Lynhaven
with the Eebrus fr;5aie, capt Pai
mer. on Friday evening. when lae
gale came OF. as;l that she parted
her cable and drove e,t Ia seq. CAPT.
Rar5er dinins that d.y "i:h Captain
PclmSr, was on hoard ,ic Hcbras
when tho accident happened: ileim
medi,te'y manned The HcJras' cut
ter and followed The Dam.irss ia
hopes Of oyertakins her. In this
however. he failed. aud after remain.
ing at sea all night, bn''t;ted about
BY the tcmpcs'uoas waves, was taken
~ by Capt. Tyler. How IN oren
boat, at sea end during an aansu.ily
heavy gale. could survive so lons.i.
matter Of astoai-hnent. Captain
7'g'er took them back t, ,he Erbrn'.
where he received every achuoa-
Judgement due 10 So manifest an act
Of disinterestca humanity. and WAS
permittetl TO depart wilh his vessel
without any restriction whatever.
Iac iic5rus is = new shin. hut ! tel,
of The stocks. aud hcG Off al!
uarommoalr youns ;ncG. Tn Y talk
largely about taking onr towns n"N'
year. which they say they are lesov
cd 10 do az perish in the at'emid
Loan iILL vas not expected II come
oat before the sprins. bai rcrkJai'n
WAS loaked for in the Chesapeake
ever, day.
The ship which came in fran sea
on 'rnesday nigh! is no !uuat tie
DaRailsSS. returned TO her aarho"
age: 4. scnooarr. tcnicr. which wen,
out with her has probably upset. as
il was the general bs'iefon board tae
HrirHs "a ITS So could MT survive the
storn, hrias short of ballast. She
had men on board.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01
TIE NaT!0SAL BANK.

The :. pendernns" bill for csta.
b'isliDs this Institution as The last
isop to tue falling credit of,lic go
sernment. las sunk under the accu-
mulatei weight Of 1cisc amendments.
constitutional scrnp'ss, and coaSci-
cnfions opposition. The House Of
Representatives refused on ~ ontay
to ersross il for third reading. by
a ma.iority ofsir'y t'co votes. Thus
has the bubble burst, and LEFT those
who would hove fioated uI.n il iuto
wealth and credit +" in sea- Of
troubles.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01

4 small sloop. name unknown.
loaded with molasses. was cut ont al
Rack River oo y cdrrsday aitcrnaoa
2y The enem,'s hsrses. They were
fred upon repeated, by the militia,
bnt. with what effect j. moi known.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01
J. en- DolialS Seward
18th no ii, 10 4
OhlitAA,S COlhY.

.!trand'.o County, -Aop. Term, 1914.
ORDERED, ,.stAths Exeeut rs
Charles dtcIandsr, dec do in.ert
nc iuiiowi0s aarritlscMrnl ihfce ,ir,es
+. week io' = week. IN the ALEXANDRIA
newspapers.
a lLIY-IkSI
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SeiY-!ksT.
a. MOORE. Res'r.
i his is TO give Notice.


act t"s s..U.,i'b, - hirAaa s, Ia conn.
y VA TIC dis,ritt OF Coiuulb,. In. ,b,un.
ID ifvm' the O.pi.ar's Cou,i "a s,d
L uaiy, ieticrs Te.tsIns .taJ, on 10
sI.lo III les Alexande lac ii the
s".d Codn'y, oec'J.-a,ip pc svi.. having
CLAIMS esalnst the saIu ccceus.t ara
heie6y warned toexbIbii lnc Sans VIII
lac vouchsrs thercuf, TO lie subscribers
duly authenticated asd passed bv the
OipLan's Cscit, on o. t.le,, tn, SO n
day .. May HEX, or tiley maj b, lsv
b. eyclueed IRON all btnefit. 10 S id
estate, and these indcb,ed thereto =. o
required TO make in.media,e payment.
Given undcr ny hand lhis s III day Of
November 1914
I'm. n. .alerander,
I'm. Z. Scam,
Executors Il CuAs. hLExAxDrR.
D4teH Der 80 e.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01
John G. LohL

OOf" " lNttib,
HAS FOE SALE
loo bolts Russia Duck,
S bales c "'c. Upland Cotton,
- hests Young Hyson and Hyssa
Ok TEAS,
! box Ca:s'a--I cs'k pearl Asa,
10" bass L Fl shd Peapsr
Rosa Shs ira.,, VIZ dow Glass,
Ccrdsse IT Va,ious kind. T~ine and
Sd Cords Chalk ind Spanish Brown,
,ps'nscei C indies Foot Nets, Sheath.
ms P~Per. aid enc ten plate Stoye.
ALSO,
A SCHOONER CRAFT, Of about
So tors, liz co ri.te oiGer,
Dec mbcr ! lazy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-01
For Sale.

Fc'r Mcly soaog Negroes
Three BOYS AID IIRL, irom -
% Is cars Of aye. ?
Erwin C BROWN.
M1Hlrhurs W Nov % 90 Az
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SAT- s, Seine Twine.

Coarse atd fine Sal n Ia reIs.
Seine 1wine Tor Herring and Shad
Seines,
do. Cork
For Sale By
GEO COLEMAN.
Who has 10 Rcm a convenient veil
finished DwsLLIxe Hou.E en- Prince
Street nearly opposite the Potomac
3rk.
Dec. I
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-30
THE PRINTERS CONCERNS.


nv n s1orf time since onr country sabscri-
1rrs sDrre notified thuf a Ifyeariy fey"enf
for shis nchet had 6eeeme die. veryJev n
our customers have faken proper notice ef ne
hint. 7ne Editor does nor knosv 70 svhuf fhis
negiiyrnee nay be attributed. Many su6serf-
5ers, syao have been in fhe practice offaytrg
sor Mrir hahers yearly, bctf-yearfy, and IN
some instances, in advance, haze enti'siy me-
glecfed sh;s (fo our esfo6Hshmenf) Very inn
Aorfanf snb,scf There are mony mao cs0r for
fhis haher perious sums, from one daHdr 10 uh-
s,aras of .fve years and sir moifhs' si:bscrif-
ZION. Every dollar is imhorfaaf. Cash frusf
se naid for haner, INK, &c. 10 say nothing Of
she neeessories ofiye /; and uniess or su6seri-
6ers come forsvard and nay their avrsarages,
.5e sAoH be under the morivying and d'sagree-
aDie necessity Of diseonfinuing the publication
of me naher, and hiacsng al accounts, Svhefher
large or small, in a legal irain for settlement:
Those svho considcr rae faher 1os sorh ssaat
-vas eonfrdcfedfo nay jor d, are inrifed 20 ean
sad seffic their ccccunfs, and ssot The same, as
me Editor is determined TO cork no longer,
s.niesshe is more regularly eomheusafed .for hfs
s~rr;c-. w. SI]l1ONS.
Nswhorf, Der s6. 1914.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-30
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