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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03
AN ACT
For the relief of Daniel Boone

OF the relief oil Daniel Boone.
BE t enacted by che Senate and House Of Rebrcsen.
fafiues cf the United STATES Of .4a,ercd IA Congress-
assembled That Daniel Boone be, and he is hereby
confirmed in his title to thousand arpens of land
claimed BY him by virtue Of concess ssion made 10
him under the Spanish government, bearing date the
twenty eighth day of January, seventeen hundred
anu nnety.eight and it shall be the duty of the re-
corderof land titles for the Territory OF Missouri,
to issue to the said Daniel Boone, or to his heirs a
certificate in the same and of the same des.
cription, as the said Daniel Boone would have been
enttled to receive if his claim TO the said land had
been confirmed by the commissioners appointed for
the purpose of ascertaining the rights Of persons
claiming land in the territory of Louisiana, or by
the recorder Of land titles for the said territory of
Missouri. LANGDoN CHEyES,
Speaks, Of tae House Of Representatives..
H. GERRY,
Vice-President Of Ghs United .Sfates. and
President effhc .&nafe.
Feb. IO, IoI4-.fpbroued JAMES MADISON u.
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9srstai's Sales.
District of Rhode Island.


pursuance of Warran, from the Hon
4 oraole DAVID HOWELL, Esq. Judge
of the District Court for the Rhode Island
District
do hereby give notice, that / shall sell
at Public Auction, on MONDAY, the Y,h
day of March next,at eleven O'Clock, A. Nj.
al the Long Wharf, in Newport, the brig
anime RICHARD, of about one hundred
aud Sky TOPS bnrhen; and also, her car
60 consisting OF about three hundred hogs
hsads, twenty-four terces and twenty four
baffc's OF MOLASSES, and sixteen hogs
heads Of Run.
Conditions Of sale to be cash on delivery.
Other conditions made known at time and
place of sale.
F.. X. DEXTER. .AarsAak
Providence, Fe6. 10, 1914. Tf241
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03
AN ACT
For the relief oil William Stothart and Josiah


For the relief oil William Stothgrt and Josiah
Starkey.
BE 1t enacted BY the Senate and Honse Of Rebresen-
fdfiues Of tie Uned States Of .4aerica Congress as
sem6ied, That William Stothart and Josiah Starkey,
who imported into the United States from the United
Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland, in the month
OF January and February, eighteen hundred and lhir
teen. on board the Tyber, twen,y-eght bales Of
merchandise, shall be entitled to- and may avail
themselves of the provisions of the act, entitled
An act directing the Secretary Of the Treasury 10
remit fines, forfeitures and penalties in certain cases."
passed on the second day of January eighteen hun
dred and thirteen, in the same manner, and to the
same extent as il the said merchandise had been
shipped within the time limited by the said act
LANGDON CHEyES,
Speaker Of che House Of Representatives..
f. GERRY,
Tice- President Of the United States. and
President ef The Senate
Feb. II, 18l4.-.4pprvped, JAMES MADISON.
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The other was also black usn by the
name OF John Davis, and was struck in much
the same way. Heicll near me, ana several
times requested to be thrown overheard, say
leg, A" he sras cnty an rae nay ef oshers.''
Whilst America has such tars, she has lille
to Tear from the iyran,s OF Europe.
IRON the circumstance of her shot being
2+s (Which assure you is The case, as we
have FEE and Seighed ihcm) I am of opinion
u was the Laurel, new friga,e, which had
information OF. gentleman whom took
todd me she was In the feet that she was
huiR andmanned on purpose to cope with our
iriga,es and that, ii she 60, sigh, OF mcy
she would certainly take me, as she was tho
fastest ship he ever saw. Yours, SC.
NATHANIEL SHALER.
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Districk of Rhole- Island.

pursuance of Warrant from thc Hon.
= DAVID HOWELL, Esq Judge of the Dis
tnct Court, Tor Rhode-Island District
do hereby give notice, ,ha, shall sell at
rnoIic Auction, on MONDAY, the seventh
Gay OF March next, at ten o'clock, A. M. at
Gatdner's Wharf, in Newport, the brigan-
tine MOLLY, of about one hundred and
twenty-five tons buithen, her tackle, apparel
aad furniture. Conditions tn be cash.
Z. K. DEXTER, Marshal.
Prov'dence, FEB. le, 1914. TF241
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Extract of letter from an officer cf the Genet,
commanded by Capt Boyle, TO BIS friend in Balt
more, dated
Porto Rico, Jonrnry IL, 1914
"We have taken THIRTEEN PRIZES, and sent
four home. They are small, but valuable We have
taken good suna of money. The rest OF the prizes
VIC sunk. We had from the 10th To the i1,h inst, a
severe action, hetween Sambrero an6 Santa Cruz
with the ship ibernia Of % guns and full of men.
which began at 30 minutes past z, p n ard ended
at half past 8, A. NJ. within half pistol shot. We
were Obliged TO haul of. We were almost cut TO
pieces, and the enemy worse. We had killed, Mr.
Edward Slack, prize-master, Thomas Sellnnan. car
penter, Mr. John Bony, masters mate, $ rren Sc
verciy wounded, and eight more slightly. NE heard
to-day, by sch from 81. Thomas, that the ship got
in there, aud is all cut TO pieces. She had killed
and IL wounded. We came in here To get watsr anil
provisions. an! shall be ready 10 sail in 8 days Y
send this by the Moro. Captain Graham
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TO LET.

DART ofa House and Garden, situated on Broad
street Likewise part Of a mouse, in Tanner
s'rees, For Porticulors inquire Of JosErH RocEas,
M4aaie1o"a. Ft5. ~.
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FOR SALE.

.M Nos, Long Wiarf,
TWENTY bbls. mess and prime Beef;
10 bbls. mess Pork;
50 bbs. ship and pilot Bread;
So beef Hams, smoked and salt petersd;
SO quintals Cod Fish
w and N. f. Rum, by the hhd;
Boards. shingles and timbers, sc.
Newporf, FEB "a.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
JOHN w. GLISSON

cmne tnzs hnnesum, qa nasems udlr duiei
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$4,000 Tickets.
Part Of he preceding Prizes TO be determined and paid
asto0o'vs, vi=.
First drawn ticket g LOCO
First drawn 5000 blanks, each entitled to IL
First drawn ticket 20h day, 10000
18th day, 10000
S5th day, 10000
10th day, $4,000
50th day, 10000
Ill hrizes TO be su6jeet 20 Is er cenf. discount,
and payable 90 days after the conclusion ofMe
dra1oing, or at any time 1Uithin .soeipe
months after such compile
tiOn, If demanded
CT Present price of Tickets, 8 HOO
Orders received for
TICKETS AND SHARES,
IN a variety Of num6ers,
BY JOSIAH G.. SHAW.
.dt his 7ruiy Fortunate Lottery Office,
Ne. 118, TH.lJfES-STREET
Where have been obtained, within the last two years.
the following Prizes, viz.
Of s 10000 y! IT.!
i 5000 !!!!!
/ 1000 :!
a 500 -!
3 300!
80 100!
Together with host of s so. s 90, Sec. amounting
in the nho q. to
10000 Dollars.
Many of which sold In shares, and the Cash
advanced as drawn.
JOSIAH c. SHAW.
.Neyport, FEB. "a, 1914.
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Watbi1gtcn Mottument

LO1 ERY--sEcoND CLASS,
Po@HOely commences drawing ia Boiri,nore. on
me trst Ai0ndy IN March nert, and 10 finish ky the
fifteenth day Of June nert.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03

Has the honor, most respectfully to inform his
friends and the public that he has recently ta-
ken .he store formerly occupied by Mr. WILLIAM
Prrr CARn. directly opposite the store of Messrs
RreuxoSD RoDcERs, where he operates in the
capacity Of
BOOT md SHOE POLfSHEK.
Feeling grateful to his friends for liberal patronage
he has already received. ne pledges himself that k.s
exertions viii be unrem,ed TO satisfy them and all
cthers who may have the goodness favor him with
their custom. Feb "a
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Feb. I0, IoI4-.fpfroved,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-10
Ftp
II very gaiYo69s nltl Tor Hllr.

Il very gaiY06!e HHt Tor N1ir.
On Tneslsy the ed o. February, Will he ofe red for
sale, publicly, At Aylett's Nsra-iiouse, in King
William county, pursuant 10 tie last v Il. and
testament of Robert Hill, decd
VERY VALUABLE MILL,
E9ELONGlNG 70 his estate, with QUE hundred g.
j fifty acres of LAMB adjoining thereto. 1t is
situated on Herring Creek, about two mites from
A3ietts, and s,e same distance from Dunkirk i'm
the county of King & Queen. There is in the mill
three pair of excellent mill stones, Wit, one pair
OF Nurr, one &c Peak and OF Cologne---a very
COED boiling cloth, screen, sc. a,,d machine for
breaking ears of corn. The stream is very capital
one, for s'tho' sli the stones aud machinery a; .
worked by tub wheels, she never wants water hue
IN the dFTst seasons. Should the purchaser wish
IT. he csh ee accommodated wiz: very long credit
say from to 10 years, upon gYins lond with ap-
proved personal security, and deed OF trist On thu
properly, to secure the payment o: the principal &
interest thereon annually
AT the ssme time and place, viii be offered fn-
s'ie, on credit untI the first day of January NEXT
"a very excellent SLOOP, from ID to 1900 tushe l.
bnrthen--buiit shout three sgo in this county
by faithful workmen, OF the best materials and
from her drsnsht Of water is well calculated 70 ply
from Ayletts to Norfolk, BALTIMORE, &e. -
THE EXECUTORS.
February 5. IDS
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Educotio,, 1T TIE Mounfoins.

Education at tie Maintains.
NR. WALTER DAVIS has opened an Acatle-
~ my m the coanty Of Rockingham, near Maj.
Robert Grsttan's, for the instruction Of youth in
the l.atnahd Greek Classics, and in such branches
OF science as are usually taught private seroina
ries in this covrtry -. Board, iecluding Washing e-n
dies, &c. may he had at good farm .houses 10 the
yesrly-Tuition $50.
Of MIR. Daviss qualifications teacher, Ills pre-.
sn'ued that the annexed. certificate of the Rev
John d. Blair, Of Richmond, will be satisfactory
proof
This Academy offers peculisr advantages to pa
rents inhabiting the lower rsrt of the state. By
them, MouNrA1N CONSTITUTIONS IS Justly
regarded as among the first of S,essings-asd when
with thsthe improvement of their childrens' mind
and morals can go hand in hand, il is presumed
that school combines every desirable advsntag
1nis Academy is situated i'm the finest air of tn e
mountains-the neishbourhood is composed Of plain,
industrious, independent far,ners-the;r msn ners
| simple and virt-ous-aud no town or village in the
vcin'ty--so hat no example,, auremen,s or on.
pof;unities IRE afforded for dissipation and ieness
II is believed that there are few, if any, situations
in the state, the instruction Of children, uniting
! in so eminent degree, May and so great sd
| ysntages, mo al, ply Ca! ard intellectual
Rockingham, County, Jan. 800, I91A.
or The aforementioned gentleman, Mr.. Wa,
yer Davis, for several years colleague with m.
at Washington Henry Academy, in the county
Hanover. know of no man who, in my opinion
is entitled to rank above him rs classic and msthe
r,atical scholar, of polite literature, gene
rally. As 20 his moral character 1t was always un
! impe echable. JOHN d. BLAIR.
February s. w3w
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WIDOW & DISTRIBUTES
of B. Valentine, deed.
who Cied intes,aJa
LAND FOR SALE.


" the 2Sth day of February next, being Court
y day, viii be sold at King w liam Co,rt hons.
that valuable Plantation called FNDF!EID in
hing William county, late the property Of John
"aHer' decd ms plantation is considered hy per-
sons ell acquainted with it, 10 he one of the hes, IN
the county OF King W;lIism--arl 10 person dispc.
ser to purchase, there IS not below the Ridge tract
OF land more desirable than this, as ell for The ma
ny haturai advantages which it possesses, Us for tie
insn5 improvements which have been put unon 4
~ 'ts 'ate owner Situated upon the Msttepoey ri-
yer opposite to Wslkerton, vessels esn come within
short distance OF the shore, SO that the person nos
sess'ng II can with very little labor and within sioT,
umes ship on board Tessei The crops which he
| may make, and send them 10 any market that he
p!eases. $500 80
From the title papers for tbs trae, oflnnd i,
p airs that Vt contains about 1851 acres flor which
eusntity it will be sold, be the same more mr. les,I
the greater part OF which is rich, level fat land -
UPON II there IL an excellent dwelling house, and
every necessary clubhouse Grsuary that stsnas
'mme'botely upon the bank ofthe River for, hi,I,
the crop that it may contain nay be ern,ed a, CO.,
into vessel that can within a 4. W vords IF n
shore. There are uponit two young Orchards The
frait OK which rs OF the most select Kind With rro
per care and attention, they might be made 20 Weld
srse. Quantities OF Brandy and Cider. A farther
description is deemed unnecessary, SIS is ed
that any person disposed to purchase viii vi. ~ The
premises before the day eff sale ~
Terms Of SAFE.
The purchaser viii be allowed credit or ,,,,.
years Tor the whole purchase money, bond jh an
proved rity being given for the same with a
deed OF Ernst upon the land
one thonssnd pourds Of the purchase money IN
carry interest from the day Of sale the interest IN
ne psId at the end Of each year, until tie whole
shall become due. The balance of the purcb.se
mo"ey 20 carry interest from the dsy of ssie n ma,
punctuslly paid when due " NV
Jan.fl ida
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I'ffE RICHHfOVU
COTTON MANUFACTORY.

hesry ready 10 gointo operation, and will in 4
z few weeks wait considerable number of konds
Men, Women, Boys end Girls Of various sizes. viii
meet with eDpioyment--sn white apprentice
received.
Comfortable houses are erected at the establish.
ment for the accom- modstion Of Families and others
that may he employed.
School and Books &c. &c. will he kent Of the
expence Of the institution for the purpose of educs
ting the cAdren both apprentices Snd others, in
the common branches Of an English education
Under the organization Of this establishment. chill
dren may obtain from their own industry comfort.
able maintenance and tolerabe good education,
None but persons of good character are intended
70 be employed; lf9bers get in, they will be dis
charged as soon rs discovered.
Persons wishing employment may learn furtbe,
particulars on application 70 Mr.. Richard Harris ~,
the premises or the subscriber in piebmouh
BENZ. JAMES HARRIS.
bec' le a
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MIL STAGES.
January IL.

A CHANGE having taken Place Of the arrival.
"a and departures of the Mails from this place tc
Lynchburg--Fhe Subscriber, bess leave to intern
his friends and the public, that his stages will in fu
ture leave Richmond every Thursday at o'clock
A. NJ and arrive at Lynehburg every Saturday at S
P. NJ. leave Lynchburg every Sunday at 6 A. N. &
arrive at Richmond every Tuesday at 6 p. M.--And
having provided good Stages and horses acd not q
moment to run in the nght--he hopes to merit a
share of the public onsge-Passengers can en-.
gage seats at the Stsge.0fHee ct the Columbian Ho.
tel, Richmond, and at hr. Resves's Tavern, Lynch
burg, and they may rest assured thst every atten.
don will be paid to them and their baggabe. Any
person having business with him upon he subject OF
the above establishment will apply to Joseph Frioe,
Jr. o. Manchester.
RANDOLPH PRICE.
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y Office is hereby given, that at the house of
/ " Mr.. Gideon Massie in Goorbland county on
The 18th day of February next, for the purpose OF
satisfying the claim off Ohm Smith, secured by a deed
# Wust, executed to us by the said Massie dated
the l7th February 1918, and duly recorded in the
court OF said county--we shall proceed to sell for
ready money, Jacob negro lad, and sundry articles
of household and kitchen furniture.-AIso, ten head
of Cattle and their increase, FIVE Horses, and his
Stock OF hogs, one cart with the plantation utensils
OF every kind whatsoever, much thereof as
shall be sufficient to satisfy said claim, with the ex.
pences of recording the deed and carrying the truat
Thereof into effect.
James B. Ferguson, 2T,r.a.
Uilianr Boiling, iiustees.
January IL. w&wD
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SPRING HILL 6CYDEMY-

YEVHE Subscriber living in the lover end of Able.
n marie County, will continue to instruct youth
lie Seminares
The Rev. JaneS G. Uiison, late Of .NorfoH, will
unite With roe ia lDy professional business, in which
we hope TO be able to render satisfaction To MI
who may contde their children TO our care and in
strucGon.
AT this Institution, roth males and Females will
be received and instructed in separate part.
ments--but none for shorter period than twelve
months
My price for Board. Tuition and Washing + schol.
ars finding their own Bedding and Candles,1 viii he
fifty FIVE dollars session. five months, payable In
advance.
Oar Winter vacation will commence the 18th oil
- eeember,'snd close the 18th of January. The
Summer vacation commences on the 18th Of In
Il closes the 15thof July.
JAMES G. WADDEL.
Jan. IS. 80"
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CO-PARJ,N ERSHJP

CO. PHRI,kE RSYIP.
ANlFL C.. HUTCHINSON & JOHN WAT
~ SON respectfully return thanks to their friends
and the public for the liberal encouragement they
have previously received. Having now connected
their business, IT will hereafter be carried on under
the firm of Hutchinson & Watson---by their united
enertions they hope TO merit continuation of for.
Iner encouragement
Agricultural implements on the most improved
principles
Mill lroRs and Smith work Of every de soription.
They have likewise on hand for retail an assert.
ment OF bar iron of superior quality.
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
Jan. 81. 3y
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~ DWARD HALLAM has just received from
AZ Philadelphia and New-York, supply of fresh
TEAS, superior in quality and flavor to any before
Notwithstanding Of the George and Mary's. Tea
Plant, and Mill-WOod's Cargoes, imported in 1919.
Twenty-Five pipes Madeira and particular TenerHe
Wines, Forty Hhds Old Rum, two hundred boxes
Northern Candles, forty crates Green aud Blue
Eds'd Ware, principally Plates, two hundred kegs i
IF, and FFF Gun Powder, forty casks fresh Clover
Seed, City bushels Herds Grass, &c.
Dec. so. utf
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January 27.
wSw
NE " EST.9BL ISHi1E.NT!

HE undersigned having entered into business
under the firm of VIM. J. g Roscow Cole,
beg leave to seqHaint their friends and the public III
general that they have taken that convenient brick
House at the foot IF the Basin of the James River
Canal, lately occupied 10y Messrs. =. Haxaii Sc Co
where they propose to carry the Commission Blu
sness in its various branehesto receive and store
all kins of Goods and Country produce, and if re.
CURED, to make liberal advances thereon.
The Utmost attention and punetuslity will be paid
to the interest of those who may enlrust them with
tkeir business. WM. J. COLE,
ROSCOW COLE.
Richmond, (Va) January 10, ,y3m
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az TO those Concerned.
NURlNG my necessary absence from the state
g9 William Hay, jr and Thomas Tyler Boudin,
Esqrs of this city. win attend my professional bn.
siness m the several courts in which practise Law
the tier will IN every case of the Comrnonwea,,t
IN Henrrco Court, represent me, whether at called,
or regular Courts SAM. MsCRAyV
January 1S. 4w
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Jan. fl.

SNil.L be sold to the highest bidder on the 2otr
" dsy Of the present month at the Bell To
vtrn IN tina eity or Richmond, tract Of land, lying
in the county of Hsnrico, about eleven miles LeloS,
Richmond, the said tract containing one hundred
aud min ty three nearly all IF which is ,sood
land part well timbered. Terrss one third cash,
ue oasnee payable IN SIX months, purchasers giving
bond With approved security The premise, Win bs
ket. "'' "'n'N
Feb. 8. Sin 'OOHH'
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Sales at Auctson.

"a w be snd to the highest bidder for essh, n,
~ Tuesday the 18th inst before tie door OF the
Bell Tavern ia Richmont--
About Twenty NEGROES, consisting Of several
fe!!cw', likely Boys and Girls and Youms WoIne,,,
among the latter ], excellent iioise Servant
The above sale wi.i he made Under the saper;n-
tendance of Robert G. Scott
February s. Fl,
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> L A G. F. c

HE public are respectfully informed that chs
STAGES which have heretofore run IN th,.
Eagle Tavern, will hereafter 60 to he Columbian
Hotel, in the City of Riebmond, where the necesss.
ry arrangements have been made for the accom-
mediation end comfort of the passengers
Mrs. Moseley who keeps the house. will make
every exertlon in her power TO give general salts.
faction to them, and all other gentlemen who may
please to favor her vita their custom.
m TIE PROPRIETORS.
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Richmond, (Va.) January 10. w3m

NJ Office -Strayed from the subscriber, resid.
~ ing in Prince Edward county, near Andcrgon
p. MilIer's Tavern. likely Bay FILLEY, Of hand.
some form, 8 years Old last spring, about feet 7
inches high, free from any white mark. ] will give
five dollars reward for any information respecting
the said FilIey. JOS. WOODSOE, Jr.
February 8. w2wp
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BOSTON, GLASS MA.NUFacIoRY.

vEHHE subscriber having been appointed BY the
a Proprietors OF the above Mandatory, their
agent for the state Of Yirginia-Wili nder,ak e IN
execute orders for Uindosu Glass of any size from
by to Is by "a. Superior in briiancy s. strength
to any European Crown Glass. Also.
HOLLOW GLASS JF.9RE, .
Comprising Shop Furniture, for the purposes f
Druggists, Tumbers of all zesSpirit Proofs Pitch
eers. B'ne and WHITE Cruets, Lamps, Lamp Shades,
Lamp Classes, &c.-The goods 20 be delivered Al
Richmond, and any o,h& Town in tie State of
Virginia at the Mandatory prices, together with
expences of transportation, &c.
ANDREW SMITH, g.
Cary Street, opposite lhe Eagle Tavern
Jan, 2QI 3f
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A HORSE STOLEN

I'm Monday evening was stolen frsm stable al
W Rockets, a
BAY HORSE.
10 years old star in his forehead; near fore foot
white--an excellent saddle horse and well GIFTED
here he is known by the name Of GRAssHoPPER,
near Winchester he IL called SHoHMAKER. will
GIVE $40 for information, that get him, and for
the thief $40 and pay all reasonable charges.
RALPH ALLEN.
January o. wkw
EIGHT STOUT NEGRO MEN lobe
MIR Ed.
Enquire Of the Printer
febS 2ag9w
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Pu6hc Woncc is hereby given,

the several acts of Congress, passed at
"A their last session, laying certain Internal Dncs
take effect from and after the sist day OF Decem-
bsr 1915, the provisions require retailers of vines
spurious liquors or foreign merchandise, to make
application in writing for and to obtain a license
Owners or Superintendent Of stills or Boilers IN
tended to be worked, to make application in writing
for and to obtain q Observation-Disclosures to enter
into Ronds snd under certain crcuM to take
out Observation-Disclosures OF sugar to enter into Bonds
Owners or keepers Of rrss es to enter the same
and obtsin certificate OF the payment of the duty,
and discounted notes and bonds, together with bills
OF exchange, 10 be stamped.
Persons interested herein may examine the said
laws at my Office, where the mode of masking appli.
cation and duties paysle, with other circumstances
proper for them to be acquainted with, may be learn
ed.
SERVANT JONES,
Collector Of the revenue for the 18th col.
lection district OF Virginia
Collectors Office, Warwick county, Feb. S. w3wp