davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-10
Darsbai's Notires.


A>tSsf So ~ ~NsoSS ASssS1.
DURSUANr to sundry Warrants from
i the Honourabie DAVID HowEAL, Esq.
Judge of the District cours for the Aforesaid
District,
Ncsce is hereby given tina, there have been
filed before said Judge the following Inform
atiops by WILLIAM ELLEKy, Esq. Collector
of the Customs for the District Of Newport,
TO wit
An Information against the schoorer Err
aerimeuf, her tackle, apparel, and furniture.
An Information against the sloop Concord,
her tackle, apparel, and furniture, together
with he- cargo OH board, consisting OF one
hundred aud ninety basrcls OF Flouf, and one
hundred and cigh,y-two half barrels OF dnto.
An Information against the sloop Ehza,her
tackle, apparel, and furniture.
An Information against the sloop Charles,
her tackle, apparel, and furnituac, together
with her cargo on board, consisting OF two
hundred and thiiiy-ihree barrels of Flour, and
ninety half barrels OF do.
An Information against two hundred and
seventeen barrels Of Flour, imported in the
sioop Charles, Ely, master.
An Information against the sloop Grace,
hcr tackle, apparel, and furniture, together
with hes cargo on board, consisting oil two
hundred and 6Esy barrels Of Flour, three num-
deed kegs of Tobacco, one hundred kegs OF
Butter, and six hossseads OF Whlskey.
An Information rgaiu.t the sloop Hiram,
her tackle, apparel, and furni,nre. together
with her carso on board consisting OF taree
hundred barrels of Flour, ana one hundred
aod fifty kegs Of Lard.
An Information against the schooner Nes-
tel, her tackle, apparel, and furniture, togeth-
sr with three hundred and fifty barrels OF
Flour.
An Information against four yards Of blue
H.osdcloth, two ditto of Siockinet, and iout
Vest Patterns, Imported in the ship H'ch-
ard.
An Information against one hundred and
twenty cotton ShaUls, imported In the schoo'
per Castano.
An Information against three packs oil
Pins, one ditto Of white Thread, che piece oil
Caicoc, three cotton Shawts, q part oil
piece Of Chex, imported in the orig San
Francisco dc Paula.
An Infor nation agaisst three large cotton
Shawls, one piece of Cotton Cambsick, two
ditto Of Calico, six long Shawls, and one
piece of Gingham, imported in the ship la
Rosa.
An Information against twelve pieces,
swen.y-four yards and three quarters OF Vest
Pouerns, two pieces of Linncn, one piece OF
Diaper, two par,s OF pieces of SILK Gingham,
one piece Of Cotton Ginsham, one silk and
cotton Shawl, six pound of Sewing Silk, two
pounds of black Twist, one piece OF Levan-
tine Silk ,one hundred and thirty eight pieces
Of Satin and Lustriog Ribbon, two parts oil
pieces Of Broadcioth, two parts OF pieces oi
Plaid silk, imported 10 the brig Molly
Trial will be had on each Of the foregoing
Informations, at Special District Court, to
be holden at the Court House, in Providence
OR the fifteenth day of February next, al 10
o'clock in the forenoon.
DUTEE ]. PEARCE, Dehusy Marshal.
Neyvhorf, January 26, 1914.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-10
AN ACT

For the relief Of Richard Dale.
BE IL enacted By the Senate aud House Of Refrssen-
tafives If the Umfsd States Of .imerca Cosgress as
sem6ed That the proper accounting officers OF the
Navy Department be. aud they are hereby authoriz.
ed and required to settle and adjust the account OF
Richard Dale, aud pass to his credit the amount Of
such sea stores as may have been furnished him hy
the United States whlle he was commander of the
United States ship the Ganges: provided the said
Richard Dale will renquish all claims the rations
to which he may be entitled
II. CLAY,
Speaker Of tie House Of Repressnsasiuss.
J.B VARNUM,
President of the Senate pro temtore.
jan IL. 1Sl4-.qobrorcd JAMES MADISON \
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-10
NOI'iLl..

I Want all those to whom am iddebted to call on
4 m- and receive their pay and all those who are
Indebted 10 ne, to m Axe payment soon az conve-
Eienl All unsettled accounts must be settled and
paid. Nv cash or note. A8NER HATHAWAY
Eck
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-10

PRINTING
= ns grsa v-gey erseE,sd ssiss as1fEso and lss-
patch s;his oG'er.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-10

Expressive of the sense of Congress Of ths
gallant conduct Of Captain Oliver II Perry
the officers, seamcn, marines and infantry
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12
A Valuable Tract Of LAND
FOA SALE.

N pursuance ola deed Of trust executed IN
4 me, will be sold on Monday the 7tb dav of
November next, before Mr.. Powclls' Tavern. In
the Town OF Petersburg that vALUABiE
TRACT OF LAND, situated in Prince Edward
County, on the waters of BuffsIoe River and
Spring Creek, containing FIVE hundred and six-
" six and an half Acres more or less. and boun.
ded by the lands of Mr.. George gillispie. Cant
Carter. Mr.. w A. LiIey, Mrs. Elliot. and Mr.
Nathaniel Price-with all the tenements. here.
ditaments and appurtenances thereunto beIene.
ing-This situation is agreeable and healthy
the land turtle, being well adapted to "a. cuI.
ture OF Tobacco, Corn and Wheat-for minute
information those induced to purchase are re-.
ferred to Mr.. George May, near Petersburg. or
to view Of the premises, which will be shewn
by any OF the neighbors living most convenient
thereto.
The sale will be made to the highest bidder
tor ready money, in order to satisfy divers
Claims of Mr.. VIM. B. Giles against Mr.. George
May; and it will commence at ~ o'clock on
the day aforesaid. Should any casualty prevent
my attendance, shall according to the provi.
visions Of the said deed, appoint Mr.. Joshus
Chaffn of Amelia, my attorney to conduct thu
sale. THOMAS FABB, Trustee for the
. October 5-2t parties concerned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12
FOR S4LE,
A HOUSE and LOT,
August 6.
In Mdnchester.

on the west side Of the street joining the
old Ware House Lot below, now occupied
by Beojn. Dennis. and the same which was
formerly known by the name Of "Raiiy's
Buildings" and which vas conveyed by Sa
muel Cobb and Philip Michaels, to Robert
Darlington in his life time, in trust for the
benefit of the Heirs and Representatives of
George Mayo deceased. The sale will take
place or Monday the oath day Of October
next ON the premises, when ali the title pa.
pers in our possession will be exhibited and
the terms made known--As tho Subscribers
sell as the Heirs and Representatives of Ro,
bert Darlington deceased. the Trustee, they
will convey such title only as by the said
Decd is vested 10 them.
c. DARLINGTON.
J. PRESTON.
August 22d, 1st4.(oaftds9
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12
NOTICE.
Will be Sold, at Public Auction,

On Tuesday the.25th OF the present month, ut my
plantation ia Cheste r6eid County,
A Ii. MY STOCK of every kind. my crop
a of Corn and Fodder, Household & Kitch
an Furniture, Plantation Utensils, &c. A
credit of twelve months will be given TO pur-
chasers. for all sums above ten dollars, with
bond & approved security. to carry Interest
from the date, If not punctually paid.
PETER BAUGH.
n. B. The same day viii be sold, MY
TRACT OF LAND, where now i've
Terms made known on that day. P. B.
Oct. -. (w2tp)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12
take NOTICE.

The subscriber, sgent for Oliver Evans,
Esq, IN pursuance OF Instructions received from
hun, begs leave to inform all those who have
used his patent improvements, without having
oh:alued bis license, that agreeable to his no.
tice published in the year 1873, he will exac,
tor hs license tine price Of the labour saved by
by the use Of his machinery IN ONE YEAS
only, with interest thereon from the time thev
began TO use them within the patent terms, .un.
II paid; and further take NorIcE A Lso, that
ne pub lished At the same time, that on the 22d
day OF January 1915, he began to charge a wear.
~ rent for the use of his,improvement, equal to
the hrst price, viz. the sun, saved in la6or each
YEAR, and this is in addition to his first Price
offering however to take as follows, of those
who Will pay without suit, viz. the first price
With the interest thereon and also an interest
OF SIX pes cent Per annum on all ths rents for the
year Isl and each year thereafter, the same
as II the rents had been lent in money on Janu.
AIRY I'D each and every year forgiving or a.
batting the principals OF the yearly rents.
But OF those whom he may be compelled to
sue, he w;l contc I'D for the first price, and also
Tor the principles OF the yearly rents with in
ferest on both for each and every year, from
the time they began to use his improvements
within his patent term, which he conseives
oil Jufies will give him at the least. As his
damages of those who infringe his rights in
defiance ofthe laws, as il can be shown that
theprice Of labour saved, is b small pro.
portion OF the whole gains BIZ the use of the
improvements, over or more than can be gain
ed without them.
All those WHO have failed to pay for and abb
tain license agreeable to arrangements hereto.
fore made with the subscriber, will be held
bound according to this notification.
NoT E--The price ofIicense to those who
wish to adopt the use of said improvements is
hn crrrr, hat Al
labor in one year, giving in all the rest to the
patent term.
JOHN MOODY.
August 6. (3t1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12
LAND for SALE.

WILL SELL the LAND whereon now re.
= side. in the county of Buckingham, 2 miles
below New Canton, and the same distance from
James rivers containing by late surveys S52i
acres, OF which about 400 are yet covered with
tor tobacco. The cleared land is good. adm;.
rabiy adapted to the culture of corn and small
gram as susceptible of lasting Improvement
from clover as soil in the state, and i, divided
into four fields, enclosed with excellent fences
vi the cleared land between 60 and 20 acres are
; ;os caeek ground, capable Of being converted
INTO hrst rate meadow The dweli;npbou,e :.
sPac,ous-the out houses numerous and conye.
nient; The heaithful air and excellent water Of
the Piace-its vicinity to New Canton and IN
several manufacturing mills also, give il great
:o 70 advantages. A more detailed description
SON o as It ispresumed any per.
ses. pio'"'N
SMITH PAYNE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12
Herald Office,
NORFoK, o,

N0RF0K, Ocf. B.
The report from tho Look out, this
morning is 30 ships, one brig and 4
schooner came down the bay yesterday
morning and aschored Off York spit
This morning one Of the ships, "a 74)
got under Way Il stood down wards"
The vidette at York reports that SO
sail hove in sight off that place last e.
vening," in addition TO the above, ma
king in all AZ sail that descended the
bay yesterday.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12
Twenty Dollars Reward

INSERTED the 18th day Of August, from
~ Camp Holly, HENRY KERsEY, private
~ my company of Virginia militia, .40ih reri-
ment, IRON Louisa county, and attached to nv
company the 10th of August last.--Aiso JOHN
kbhSEY, jua. on the 18th day Of this instant.
deserted from Camp Malvern Hills, he is also
ron the 40th regt. FROM Louisa, both in the ser.
wee OF the U. States. The above reward of 20
dollars WILDE given for both OF the said desert
els' OF zen dollars each, upon the delivery Of
either of them to me, at Camp Malvern Hills. o.
to any officer commanding in the service of the
United States. The officers, military and civil.
OF Louisa county, are hereby desired TO use their
pest endesyours to take up the said deserters
and bring them to justice.
JOHN MORGAN, Captain,
Commanding at Camp Maleyrp Hills
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12
Patent Portable Hot Bath.

YGlHE inventor Of this important Medical Ind
u provemeps is now gone ON to Philadelphia
in order to provide competent supply of AID.
parafus-As soon IS he! can m Ike the necessarr
arrangements. Agents will be employed To con.
vey them throughout the United States.
The price which he at first contemp,ated
was 20 dollars to private Citizens. 10 pi,ysic;s
ans 100 dollars. For few months however,. he
offered them at half pric.. to those persons who
might Afford him their Aid, whilst he was col.
lecting such facts and testimonies as tie pub-
lie required. This period is now expired. nd
the price IN future will be ss at first intended.
Those who are able to pay for it, must admit
these prices to be reasonable. =
For the relief ofthe poor, every agent will ba
instructed to make provision in their respective
neighbourhoods. IN the city Of Richmond. anv
poor person who may need the Bath NAV applv
to Mr.. John r. Shields, Capt: of the City watch,
or to Mr.. John Maddox, with each Of whom.
there will be deposited Systems to be devoted
exclusively to the service of such. $3.50
As this intended arrangement is completed.
notification will be given from time to time. to
those concerned.
No person will be permitted to see anv az. thu
Baths, who il not furnished with proper n.
cense, 40 - to be prepared TO krant dispenxsti.
ons to every purchaser under the signature Of
the inventor or his General Agent, rs ever.
known violation Of the patent privileges will b
prosecuted according to law, q :
July 16. t.
rs. Robt. G. JeRnings, the General Agent. 70
furnished with supply of the Apparatus, At
ms once, lately occupied by James Brown, ESQ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12
Five Dollars Reward.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN, from Lieuse
~ nant Gordon, DARK BAY MARE.
about feet or 9inches high. She has but
one eye. and is supposed to be Is or Is
years old. She was taken or strayed near
Rockets. at Richmond. She is marked with
the letters. U. S.-Any person who will de-
liver her to me, at Camp Malvern Hills, or
give me information so that gether again,
snail, 6y applying to me. receive the above
reward.
JOHN MORGAN, Capt.. Y
Stationed at Camp Malvern Hills.
Oct IL. (4tY
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12
SMITH PAYNE.
I WILL ALSO SELL
A SMALL TRACT.

In Goochland, containing 2s7 acres, on the Wa.
ters Of the Big Bird creek.--Also.
A Tract of 22s Acres,
On Slate river, in Buckingham: miles sboye
: New Canton, and 5from the. Virginia MiIis.
Also, a Tract of 1000 Acres.
In the county of Wood, on the waters Of the
Kenawha
will sell these lands or EXCHANGE them
Tor lands near Louisville on the Ohiu. or for hotI
tom land on the Kenawha,
s. p.
Buckingham August %, 1914. t.fl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12
TO READERS 6 CORRESPONDENTS

The present reduced form Of the Argus. it is to
b resretted necessarily precudes the insertion Of
ma.y Interesting sraeles now before us which ahall
be attended 10 as early IS practicable.
MkLvrLbE,"is received. -: So
W.. shsll have the fis1t spare corner.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-12
July16.

$. Robt. G. Jennings, the General Agent, 10
urn'sned with supply of the Apparatus, At
his Office, lately occupied by James Brown. Rso
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-06
FOR THE Enquirer.
WEW SONG.

Americans, wakeH your visoHr unfold,
The Times are portentoua when Traitors are bold
y think what treasure on iberty'a shore
Invites the attempt to subject us once more
ne ehaliee OF British seduction we dread
Far more than Belons's unmerei.ul head
The Fury of Havoc makes Families weep,
But Srtan's rank spell drugs the million asleep.
What dust can be thrown in the eyes of the Fold
More hard to expel than G.e dust of her Gold
When the patriot hand of the oceuIist pure.
iseurst Tor the pain that accompanies cure
rancour and wretched activity feeds
ne faction fomeniing cunspirator's deeds
WHO wsrm INTO venom stste-vipers unseen
EmSoldened to strike at our glorious marine
see the land Of fix habits guide Foemen by night.
10 battle Decatur, exhibit blue light
As II the blue laws urged rrSiter for GAIN
% comfort the hostile and rVet their chain!
Mark the mud-(etis betrayal when the actions ex.
pand)-
Mark speeches extolling the Foe of the Land
Who drills the Wild Ssvage--brbes Algerine
liuus--
For chaining our brothers and scalping our sons
Americans, waken! your vigor unfold,
The Times are pnrtentOus when Traitors are bold ;
. think what treasure liberty's shore.
Invites the attempt to subject us once more
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-06
Total,
S 2S,5ll SO

They cannot conclude this Report without aga.
respectfully sote'ting the attention ct the Leeisla-
ture to Tue important subject mentioned in Tia, M
port OF the 18th OF May last and observing that
every days experience confirms the Impressions
they then entertained concerning the prom ety M
re- aa'ine, or am ndins the second ana third see.
tions OF the act psssed the eighth day of Fobrus
ry, 1915 by one Of which the assertion of the right
ti'e commonwealth To escneated lands is suspen-
dsd (for the benefit OF .4iien Ene7lies) until two
yesrs after the conclusion Of the present war and
by the other, the right rs II relinuu;shet in so
many cases nearly to abolish all dist nctions be-
tween ali aud ctzns, IN relation to tsa title to
rel property Il - confidently anticipatei that
measures so perncous to tie growth of the Litera-
~ furd, and unusus in the annals of Iegslati,y,
viii not be sanctioned by the appreciation OF the
sent General Assembly.
All which is respectfully submitted.
is BARBOUR, President.
Mr.. Noand, FROM the committee of pronnsit;o,,
and Grievances, presented the following resolu.
tens 81 Resolved, as the opinion of this commit
tee, that h petition Of sund-y inhabitants of the
county Of Giles, praying tba. an act may pass au-
thoris,ng the court of the sad county 10 ,upoint
some person residing in that part Of the said coun.
~ commonly called he Loop 10 celebrate the rites
OF marriage therein, is reasonable % Resolved as
the opinion Of this committee, that the petition OF
surdry hsbitsnts Of the county OF Botetoart rray
ing that an act may pass authorizing the erection ul
house for ID vine Worship on the lot whereon the
old one stands III the town OF Fineastlc, is rea-
sonable--3 Resolved, rs the opinion Of this CON
mittee, that the petition Of eundry nhabitan 9
OF the town OF LynehSurg, praying that On
act may past xepfing the Lm,s If the soi,i town
isressnnabe.--L Resolved, % the oninion of this
committee that the petition Of sundry inhabitants
OF the counties of Frederick and Shenadoah, pray.
ing thai an act may pass, imposing tax on dogs
is reasonable.
House.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-06
PARENTs AL GUARmANs

\ RE- respectfully informed that Herbert C.
Thompson hes opened e school, in the house on
~. Street generally known by tie name Of the
Smail Capitol.
Having been for three years Pupil of the Rev
Mr. Taylor, he viii cnnduei this Seminary on IN,
same psu With thet Of The Select s,hnoI.
lis course embraces reading, Writing. Arithme.
&c, the Enelish and French I.sneuaoes Cra,,,n,.t
c.iy, Natnfsl and Civil History, Ancient end NJ,
Tern Geography, fbe uss OF the Globes srd the 81
ern,n,s ~ Mathematics.
TIE nomhcr OF Pupils VII ne limited
For particulars arPy as above.
Dec. 10. q,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-06
.ADGEKTiSEA.N .Nj.


az friends, former patrons, and tae Irlhiic ave
ISE hereby informed, that the LET DAY OF Fe.
ernary' 1919, at which time my military term will
nave expired,1 shall re.commence my Boarding
school at P,desvii!e, in Amelia. few miles ives;
Ct The Cour,-Fonse, whore will tesch the English
sh" ,sdn ianguagrs, Mathematics, History, 6 CO.
srap!y, Arithmetic, Sc.
triee for tuition will be SGs; for hoard $50
students hn',lng their own bed. bedding, wss,ine *
SsnoieS, or found Ivy ne viii he separate charge
nose who wish To engage scholars, can do il nv
applying to Mr. John T. Leigh, of Ameiis, or nv
addressing note 10 me in Norfolk, where shall,
continue I'll the middle of January.
Any gentleman who understands the French lam
suage grammaticsy, and who can come wejl re-
commended, will be gladly received, and will NEE
WITH liberal offer, TO engage an assistant during
tne next year, to in'iruct pupils exclusively in that
language. Letters addressed 60 me. most maid Ly
any gentleman wishing IN a, p.v, shall be im,ncti
ately attended to. After the 18th day of January il
wall be necessary 60 direct TO Amelia Court house.
JOHN L.TOWNES.
December 3. 9awotp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-06
TO THE EDIToR-
From a NJ IF c. dafed
WAsHINcr row. Dee.

WAsHINeToN, Dee. go, 1918.
" \ very unpleasant piece Of information reached
a. last night. The British with force stated IN
consist OF 5000 regulars, Canadians & Indians. are
reported to have crossed at Niagara, 10 bave csr.
RED that place ~ storm, and put the garrison tn
tie sword, three only having made their escape.--
This amount Is no doubt exaggerated, but fsor IL
rs substantially true. IL is further REPRESENTED that
nnreber Of houses in the neighbCurhood have
been burnt, aud the people killed by he Indans,-
Correct Information win probably reach rs 10 dsy
fesr onf military directors have left chat fronderoo
nsked.
PothiDs o. Importance has engaged cur attention
since the embargo subject. II IS one Of p vigorous
character, aud " we sdhers 10 IT long enouqS will
produce much pres5Yre on the enemy Indeed one
~ The greatest objections to an ems areo is INT -sc
fsaii5 elects instantly, whilst IL is some me before
toe enemy dos ht1cc g. o daugsr of 2 resdsssues.
under n, which may occasion It's rep.sL and give n
cur policy character Of feebloness FROM which ev
cry m'soi'igf IS TO he unprecedented fgr once ie,
your eRemy believe vow cspno; oerseve,, in vo1r
own mo snrsa, aud be Immediately begin. with Won
the game Of who ear bold ost longest"
The C0mE1ittee ofForegn Relations H.
the House re Representa- ives, have ct
length reported two bills, in consoaanoe t.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-06

Lot and Housea For SAFE.
WiI sell my Houses and Lot adjoining the town
of Charlottesville. THE Lot contains seven and
one half acres, with good comfortable dwelling
iouse on IT, new brick oiee, and all necessary ont
hoosss, the whole in good repair. The garden 10 We
~ large and has some fruit Of excellent quality In II
ana has been very recently paled in. The whole
lot is under enclosure Of locust posts and ebesnnt
ra''s-fhe title is indiskutahIe For terms Apply 10
me By letter directed to Charlottesville
October %. wtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-06

Virginia Land-GGce, Decenibe, 10 1873.
~ pursuance of sn Act Of ;sembiv PASSED tbe
t4thPi February 1871, entite I'm .fet tn n.
fS'"7a 'Ae $eveTG! lass coeccrniae Escbedfs ID,
he.ehy make known that tie two following trac,g'
OF and, lying in the county of Brooke have eseLest
ca 10 me C9mmonw eath, as appears ny the certif-
cate on the ttcheator Of said county on file in his
Office dated 18Th of March last, viz One trsct re-
prieh 10 contain 100 acres, of wi IT,, Thomas Mo.
froom is said 10 have died se:7ci--the other rer,n
tel to contain 81 Sd acres, Of which Jahn Reed is
said to have dI q seized .
CHS. BLAGROVE, Reg'r.
December 81. v6w