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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-06

- '>~>> c~C"F VI m bOLJtEDb CffOON
CUT iS.4Eg,
2 y addition 10 bis stock on rand, is now open;rg
y general and II selected assortment Of
iRcNMOhGERY, CUTLERY, &c. Se.
AMONG WHICH AIRS
Iaxs-nili, pit cross cut, ots, ovens. ski'efz
hand, sash, compass, s,c. tones, shoyels & DoLers
&c. coffee and tes.pots Of
'oek Ns rim, stoek' b'oek-tin aud Britannia
pad, horse, chest, ,Tink, metal
&C. &c coffee mills, candle aticks
round and hst bolts spoo1,. pegter, Fenders
coppGsses beI metal skiile,s
butts and III. hinge1 frvinr nor,
pl' Des and rlsne irons rat end ,uo,,s ,r,,o
drawing knives, sdzes knitting rredlc, In,
spoke ShaVts angsr9 wire and hair sf,ers
east steel ehizels, gouges cocks gahs, buttons
braces and its, simble,s eastors
rules, screwdrivers brops c,cLs
woodscrews, srrigs eort .srou,
9AOaIel taets cut and pestes and mortars
wrought bell ersnks
squares, Devils, Dincers coach nails
Sasn' Sere'" ., size pullies scales and weights
oi!stone. lstehes, trosels brushes
nails 81 bTads # all kinds broams of All kinds
IRON wire OF sll sizes knives s. forks. scssssrs
SPACES 'hd shoyrls pocket, pen and Sports.
glue, steel, sheet and bar mems knives
iron ladies' dressing boxes
window class, puyy ton caddies
ottron and vol cards. spice boxes, sugar boxes
Violin strings lir5t qns'iy rim and eastors
bed cord, leading 4 drum thermometers
hnts speetaeies
onvils, yses, hammers jaek and squirrel cI.,rs
bellows, screw plates files cast steel s, common
cuttise knives sndarons. brgss to,'s
ssJthes, he'd keys pocket and large steel.
sheep shears yards
brass cabinet furniture-oi pocket ui,fo,s
every description sad irons
powdaP bssAs' shot belts morocco pocket books
tea kettles, ohaiDg dishes bullet moulds Stc Sc
November Q. WITT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-06

3 = ORERT GREENuOw, Esq. Of the city Of
= Richmond, IS appointed ageut 10 receive IT
surveyors, 20 whom mey be more convenient N
pay then 70 'lie ursar sry rnoney for tic Coilere
81 William & Nary y requested Of Surveyors
ihet they he pon,-I in reudsri' aecounq, and set.
ting annually in he month oe December
WIN. COLbfi tM, Cursor n
William * Mary College.
Williamsburg, Dec. 81. CIV
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.WoTTcE,-Mr. John E. Fitzpatrick

"a . you are not M nbabta1t Of this state, and We
know not your place Of residence, we take this
method OF giving you notcs--t',at on the 10Th Of
eoFoary next, between rise, and sun set at the
House ofJohn Melton in the county of Nelsnn. we
shnl proceed 10 take the dispositions of said Melton,
ana ohcr, AID the 9Th of said month at the "a
yern ~ Mrs.. Sarah Willamsons in Fiuyqnua Conn.
y, tend ~ continue from day 10 day until compile
ie') between the hours of ten O'clock in the fore.
noon and tour IN The aiternoorwe she'll proceed 10
tss The depos ions If Henry Kidd, Thoinss Angel
and othera which said dispositions are to be used
90 evidence IN suit in Chaucery nov Depending in
tilvanns Copnty Court, wherein we are plaintiffs
and Moss G.. Napier, John Napier, BENJAMIN vii.
hanson, and yourself are defendants. We are
yours, &c.
VIM. FITz PATRICK.
RIGID. HACKNEY GUARDEN
&c. sc.
Fluvanna Dee o. .Cwn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-06

" 7ir'ie OF deed of trst executed 10 Us by
, James Walker, 70 secure 10 James y. Cooke
me payment Of sura % meuey IN. rein mentioned
VIII be sold 10 the highest bidder for cash. =. the
store ct Young G. 'Isr', in the cosnty OF Albamar,e
on Saturday the 29th ~ January ~ st--
II I'R.RCT or L.fAD,
lying in the said county OF AIbe,nare, containing
tour hundred and 20 l-2 so-e., sdioning the lands
OF Tucker Coles, William Robertson and Others.
SAMUEL pYEp, Jr. J
TUCKER COLES, .f"''ee''
December lS. w5w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-06

NALUApLE NFGRoEs.- Mond,y tho lo-s
' day Of January next, win he sold before the
uoor ~ me Ben Tavern--Three Valualie Black
'r7nhs and Boy about Il wears Of APE Ter,,s
maze known on the day of soe--the sale will COM
meRce at IL O'Clock.
BARTLETT STILL. Aue,'r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-06

VR>1E Mercantile Business heretofore carr,ea IN
a by the subscribers, under ,se Gsm OF ,5rlsoy
Oress e Ro6e,tson is this day, BY mutual consent.
dissoived-fbe Books and Papers OF said concern
remain with Wilson Drew Ter final settle ent
THOMAS WILSON,
THOMAS II. DREW,
GEO. ROBERTSON.
Richmond. Nor. C, 1913.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-06
'ENo REooLD on Saturday the sa,i day OF Jaau.
7'sco Tracts If Lond.

7'goo Tracts of Lo,,d.
or rs nl1eh thereof 50 nav 10 sufficient "a ,s;,a
ce''ain sums OF money, ST. Sied ir an indenftre
executed 10y John 1'emlly on the s7,h div 81
Iarch, 1907, 'nd recorded in the euua.y court Of
Nmg William. Thee lands lay adio ming 20 each A.
ther in the county OF King wiz am ahout onr-
MES from New C9sue. aht' two f.. m Patnunky ~,
yer; and coataiH Two lun.'-ed snd twenty ihree
aeres--on each tract is grist mill crested on e. G.
waters Of moneneu & Hoiseneb Greeks in .acb 81
winch are run two pair of stones; in one is nair
OF French Burr, with b9iting maesinerg, for tha,
ma"ethelnre Of tiour. The Greeks afford an annie
supply of ws'er for the use of tie mills, in almost
the driest s-asln. The country seresbont. is 81,
abundant one or wheat AMI corr.
The ss'e~ be at Mrs prsvry'a Tavern, about
hsii a nile from the mills and for eaa!,
J8 i9FS .SF.HpLE
DURWELL B-8S$ETy. Trustees.
or The above Sale Is postponed until TlursS,Y
;he 81 day u F -bruary n xt
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December 81.

'"gin'H LHnd- Once, Decenher 16 1918.
z Y pursusrce OF ~ Act Of Assrn M, p,s,e4 ,ba
Q 1fh bru'ry 1911 entitled I'm .4ct 70 o,reyY
me seTerdf fG7Us concerning Fgcheats' y 10 ,ere
ny M ke It keown, hat ta foil wing 'rast e LAM
eng IN the county of King William los esci en,ed
o The Commonwealth. as sppeqrs " the csriifc.,s
OF tie tseieator of said or Se in tba ofRee
Shich isstste4 70 eontain 49, aeres, md Of vhel,
samuel Walden is said TO have dj,d aeized
CHS. BI.F(,PoVE. Peo-r
I've Editors the National I.felligenccr WI
insert ne nhoye entertainments in heir per nrc,
"eeS tor SIX weeks snrcess ve'y AM trensnt their
account 10 tbs department for payment,
''eeFth' er - wSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-06

THE partnership of Wilson, Drew & Robertson
hav'ns been dissolved by my withdrawing from, the
s%neJ beg leave tn epprize nay friends end The pub.
lie, that shah continue To do bust, ess on tarns -
mi'ar 10 hose OF the late concern in the same houee
they occupied in Cary-stree.
GEO. ROBERTSON.
november IL. WITT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-06

Fltl; subscribers having purchased the in,e-es, Of
ttr. Geo. Robertson in the concern Of j.ffren.
yep e Robertson, beg eaye 20 inform tier leads
una, ,, they VII continue bu.ine Under the firm o.
THOMAS WILSON,
THOMAS It. DREW.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-06
Sales at Aaction.

pn1"abte Prcaertv For SIZE.
q sN Wednesday the 10th inst. at IL O'clock. If
~ tsir' not, IT the same hour the next f,;r day.
wh be sold on the pr mses The House AT = Tat ed.
Ionny the CAPITOL square, end Ccrmerly bceuric,i NJ
hcmnnd tandolFh, Esq. Terms will 5e made Lsoyn
at The sale.
Afoaeare, Robinson e. pfeosaits.
January !. I'd,
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sAi.F.-zT.b.
SUI seribers intending n elnse ,;eir eonce-isia
the iansne Business in Ike course of The present
year, o5er for s.ls thrr
Tan IG"d q T,sr1iHe Tn.1tie,nc,ts
The YN'd viii he sold 1t Public A,c.iou on The
"rtdHy OF Hmeh next, il prcv,ously suld q. pri-
va'e safe, and possession will he delivered on the
ist OF October next. go esable the pr-ehaser
70 commence It's nl'erst'or. They viii aso SCI, 1t
mat ti!ne The untsnneti Stock .het nYy be on ha.l
e'a ta'r valuation. toeether win the mp'cme. Tor
eSrry'n, on tn husuess-AisN, VIA, dried Hides,
bsrsi' eScs MAJ be ON hand The Terms will be-
made reasonable.
GEO. FISHER & Go.
'''"f'l y. W9w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-06

1.-THE message of the President recommending.
such measures (; 'he one for prohibiting the
delivery If cargoes of libelled vessels ON
bonds. pending their trial. to those Ngh,
claim right to them and the other, bill
to prohibit the practice of ransoming vesse Is
from the enemy. These bills are made the
order OF day for Monday next--.nat. hrt.
Petersburg, Dee. 81.
60 The Inhabitants OF Petersburg are
desired to meet at the Court House on Mon,
day morning. 9 O'clock. for the pur ose Of
adopting measures to counteract the plans
OF the monopo izers in Tea, COTE and SUI,
gar. A CITIZEN.
The following invitation has been address
sed individually TO every member .f tn Pc
tersburg Volunteer Company, and is puA-
lished fer more general diffusion, under an
impression that It may not pet to hand +: in
which case, it is earnestly solicited that this
publication may be considered as an invita-
tiUn:
Petersburg, 2sM Dec. 1913.
DEAR SIR,
:" Amidst the general Joy of the peo
pie OF the town Of Petersburg, on vou,
return among them, permit the general
COMMITTEES in behalf oftheir fellow CITIZEN,
to hail you .velccmc---a welcome, sir, Cow
ihS Itolh Inc hearts OF fSt)uOhCanS, INSPIRED
and ,nvigorated by the principles of philsn-
throphY and gratitude, towards men who
have so sminently devoted their services to
their country, through the trying scenes Of .
Perilous. but glorious Campaign.
e" a. & testimony Of their devotion to your
patriotism and DISTINGUISHED valor. the &c
neral Committee, in behalf of their fellow
citizensS respectfully invite you to a Public
F'ES1IVALin Petersburg, on the eighth OF
January nexi."
COTTON SUFACTUR rs.
In Providence and is vicinity, are now in
motion, .Sout 100 coo spindles for the spin
ming OF Gotten yarn. The amount Of yarn
spun each week is not far ON 200
pounds. or 100000 pounds year his if
sold, or manufactured into cloth, is worth at
medium $40 600 dolls. which amount is
yearly saved to the country. The raw m
teral, worked up, is little short of 6 O00. 600
pounds, which, at an average of IS cents, il
$500 GOO. If the town of Providence man
utactures cotton TO this amount, how great
must be the quantity manufacture in New
England and New York If the value of
this one branch of manufacture be so great.
what must be the value OF all the branches
Eot manufacture Proc. diner.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
E . X IS Il L r 3 Y II u ITO ~,

& IN Monday TIE ioth Jsnnery newt. If far II
nor, the next fair day, At ~ O'clock, A. M on
wloui reserve ' fs'f
i'|o SGo.ERES or GROUErp CO.NY.ekW,
~ @ FIFTY SEpEN LOTS,
s7e'Hn 9art ut that property in the vs.,ey commons
cheeu HiHekenzie's garden. The pleasant sstua-
non Of these lots. and the plan =. witch they NJ.
!s' out aBnrding besides double fron: tc ar os
thern' rnntsrrnned access 70, sFd the free use in
ool''oh forever oil an area Of teo isst square, which
NAV ne applied 10 vari ty of uset,,l ss vel "a or
uaInsntsi purposes, ensurng moreover fro. cir
c1suon Of sir, vii! II is hored invite the ats Goa
{" me public, and particularly those ,esfons of iu-
ves'!ng money IN property daily increasing in valne
= p'"n the lots ,nsy be seen at the Merchants.
Coa1e Iionse.
TttsmS----0ne fnur,: cash--.le balance in coral
,hs,'meh's a, d, 12 and rs nou;h7, without interast
10 De secured by decd cf'rust IN the rrapertv
December Il, 1919 -,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-06

sSEIER NELSON, lac professor az EingReldc
h having engaged gentlemen well qualified for the
pnrpose,will open an .qC.2DEylGY 4 Oxford, Csr.
ohne on the 2dMondsy in Jan. next The Greek
Latin, French s. Ensish languages are nro.ose,i ~
be taught, together with the other brancife, of lesr
ning usually taught ~ such Seminaries
HE EXerc ses OF the Institution win be eoodneted
nn9er 'ae direction and according to the methods or
he.son' whom, 1t is supposed, course Of thirty
years m the character OF Teacher, has MADE SUI
fcient!y known
bosrd at the Academy for 10 months, 70 dollars
exclusive ut bedding, 80 dollars with do-do. in The
tioa 80 dollars.
In every instance quarterly payments in advance
. he term OF tuition viii expire the secnnd Friday
be vacation. WI
December 10 v6w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-06

" Ll.N DJLDNNo EENI 4 KID
ANYWAY from the Subscriber on the 9Th day
Z 2 OF Ostober last nesrn MOI, non,at ~ 10
calls himself Richard Pdyecr. abuut IS years old. )
ieet or inches high dark complexion, hushy hair.
arSe whisaers, has scar on his forehead ab;ot an
men long over the RICH, eye rsnnne up in the hair
fauer bowlegged, looks very pleasing when rohen
to, aud endeaVors so speak very high 40 wr--is /,
good sawyer and tolerable rough cSrpenter-hsd
on Hhen he went away check shirt, panialuone Z,
round Jacket OF northern striped CLOTH he has moth
er IN surrey cy, where perhaps he may he lurking
had him Of MIR. Gray of Nan.emond county.
The above reward win he siven,ro any one who
viii deliver him to me in Richmond and ali re.so,.
ab'e charges paid Or 10 dollars if secured ia any ia
so that get him agsin. '"''
STEPHEN 4, hOPKINs.
Bees. ZaW2m
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1T n meeting NJ the ,Nanaqers offE Rjble "a.
cietY n ptgigiG, on Sdtprday .Noven,bey 6,h,
49, '''
Resolycd, Tl,pt the Committee for the distrb,-
ZION Of Bibles aud Test rneuts he instructed 70 dis
pose OF The Books, 10 such be unvili.ne tore
ecVe them gratis, at The prc ~ fey cents Tor eeer,
Bible and eighteen cents aud three lourtkr OF eess
for each Tsstanent
Ress uci That there be Inherited, rree ,gecLr,
or four months, in epeh Newspaper ~ this ei,v -
publication Of the Resolution made II the last m Se,
ing d tie Managers, relative 70 80 distrihn;icr of
Bibles and Tsstsmerts NJ amended u the rr..ort
meeting stating, in sucl pubfcaGon, he nirees ~
deposit, and the names Of the managers of this "A.
ssriation.
Extract from The proceelire, of,he Manners.
VIM. M. tURB
RtcOtGirg Sfcrff0yy,
OF The names Of the Managers or The Bible Soc
eieiy
The Rev. John Bueh ansn. President: The Pev,
John D. Blair. and the Rev Jacob Gripc Vic Pre-.
s'don's the Rev. John ~. Rice Corresr.oriirg Sc
cret Tyi VIM. Munford, Record secretary
oamuel Sreenhow. Treasurer; the Dev. Jebn
l}ryce. Alexander McRse AreiibsH B'si wiz.
lam Mayo, william Fenwick, Geo. Wait & Robert
Quaries-
To any one OF whom aspiration NAV he made
~ persons desrous Of receiving Bibles and Tests-
ments gyqGs.
The Printers Of Newcomers tircnsbcu, N.
Commonwesth ere respectfully reqveated give
putjci'y 70 the above.
Dee, rs. -
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N' n 7Heftihg ~ TIE -ifarogs,s of tbe EjLi. o..
c,."y IT r"Sinia, Satwday, Ocfober 2d,
heSofoed. That Samuel Green OF, yvii,;em Fen.
committee 10 receive md keen one or MO-. -,
oes Of dposit. AL RiIIes and Tes.mcnt- t,,ooIir-,
to This Society enf at the some he d's.,ft,,,i
grams, upon orders signed by any Of The mana
gere
Extract frsrH the proceedings of y 2 ra.srers.
WIN. Nun FOHn.
-, Rccordirg 3tcreforr.
The Bibles and Tsstnmerts which have teer re.
eeiVen are deposited at tie Camping Room OF Mr..
ichn lirvce, and az the OF re ~ tie Mrtu.i A.spr
ance Society AID will lie delivered in conforn,ry
vith the above resolution, on application at eifber
Of those places, by
JOHN BRYCE,
~ his compfinr rom or
SAMUEL GRFENf!OVV.
December 16
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-06

ROBERT JOHNSTON.
1T THE SIGN OF9'HE GOLDE5V CROSA
CUT S.4Eg,
z Y addition 10 bis stock on rand, is now opening
gesfrSi sPa y ssIsetsd 1 sssqrment Of
iNcNI1oa|hkf, CUTLERY, &c. &c.
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Fluvaona, Dee "a.
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tNTN's ~ Y 2 N nv T'r9,
WIN. Nun FOEn.
JOHN BRYCE

~ his compiinr room, or
SANUFL GREE row,
Attho Office OF the NJ. A. Society.
IG
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-27

WILLIAM WHITE,
No. IL, Long Uha-G Has for Sale,
'fsEss 70 b5Is. p'pe'' first quality GINS
20 pipes Malaga,} WINE,
2 ditto Lisbon,
~ e0 hsI0es'{ SsIs first quality MoLAssE5;
90 bbls. Havana brown SUGAR;
1000 VT. COFFEE;
10 10 dlso's ditto soacnons, %yiU% g, TEA
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
10 ditto SandomngoS '''' f--'
6 ditto Playing CADS:
100 bottles CASTER OIL.
-.fLSO--
A very large assortment of GROCERIES as usual
March 5, 1914 IT,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-27

The sch. Crampus, on ber passage from France,
captured in the Bay Of Bscaythe British brig Ceres,
Dobson, from Passage for Plymouth, in ballast |,
took out the crew and burnt her.
The British sch. Friends Adventure, piizc to the
privateer Fox, of Portsmouth, IN. H. with a cargo
Of so puncheons rum, So hbds. moasses, 13 hhds.
and bbs. sugar, arrived at Portland, (Mass) l7th
inst. A few days before capturing the above vessel
the Fox captured and burnt brig with lumber from
Halifax for st. Johns, (N.F
British sch. Martha, laden with dry-goods, has
arrived at Wilmington, N. g. prize to the privaeer
sch. Fairy, Of Baltimore.
Extract Of letter from the Prize.1asier on bodrdMe
Brinsh ship Lady Prsposf, prize 20 the .9uerican
letter Of marquc ship Inuineibh, dated Wthning,On,
|, on C. ! 9th .4brb 1914.
"The lnvinciblc sailed from Portland on the 18th
December, and on the 22d captured British ssh'r
ftom 81. John, ". b. bound to New-Providcnce, car
go FISH disarmed her and let her proceed. On the
oath, off the WesternIsland, captured the British
brig -, Nimble, 800 tons, bound to Liverpool,
with west-lndia produce, valued at $4,000. hav-
ng S.r sua a sa 81 hs he british ship
Lady Provost. 338 tons, in ballast, from LvefPooi
10 Demarara, and kept her IN CO. I'll the z4,n' VT
dei ed her then to proceed to ST Cro'x' lenerlie
The Lady Provost arrived at ST. CroIx Q" lnc Sysh
January where she found the above prize brig MIN.
bIe unseaworthy, and the American agent expected
that the cargo would have be landed and disposed
\ Of suppose that the Invincble mas canturen
British ship Of 500 tons that bad sailed ie@ days
before from TenerifFc bound 10 the Cape OF 'oou
Hope. With a cargo worth 100000 as the day be-
fore he got there two ships seen in CO OIL the
Island. The Lady Provost was ordered to depart
from Teneriffe, and sailed from there on the Sin
February, and, after passage Of 80 days, arrived
| AZ Wilmington, NJ e." It,
| Baffim,re, .apra 1.-The priyste-srmed schr
snrnr;s- CshelI. OF this port, has sent into South
ern port the British brg IIcbc. from Halifax for Der
| muda, with coal, shingles, s%c
The British brig Louisa, with cargo o. hsn 'um
Der and c;l, has ar at Elizabeth City, ". O. pr]'
to the private armed schr. Kemp OF this po,t.
Philadelphia, .ipri 15.-There - P,'.e pie ~.
/ di,cbarying cargo, which viii be sold in daj OF
two, consisting Of 800 kegs rasns, 100 boxes essns
and 10 butts Malaga vine, Ssc.
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Warsbai's Notice.
District of Pbode- /slnud.

District Of Rhode Island.
PURSUANT to Warrant from the Hon.
l. DAVID HOWELL, Esq. Judge of the Dis
trict Court for the Rhode Island District
Notice is hereby given that there has been
6hd before said Judge, libel by DIEeo
MANTILLA, a subject Of the Dominion OF
Spain, against certain Spanish schoonsr or
vessel called .dnna, her tackle, apparel and
furniture, for wages earned on board said ves-
ssl by the said Diego MantiIla. as mariner.
And trial will be had thereon at District
Court to be holden at Newport on the second
Tuesday in May next.
ID. J. PEARCE, Dehaty- Marshal
.NesDhorf, dhra 10, 1914. A.so1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-27
PpyIew AT HYDE PARK.

" To day enjoyed spectacle truly bril-
liam, and gratifying thousand vo's
upteers,elegap,ly equipt at their own expense
spoearet. in review, in Hyde Park, before II.
vi. George llI.--The TWO Aics. attending
were, Lord Cathcart, and the Earl oi Har.
rington. They we're OIL horseback, followed
by their Royal lIighnessse,, the Dukes OF
York, Cambridge and Kent, and the Queen
and two of her Daugbters.--ln the re,'nuc
wa, BLry BEy,-t Egyptian Prince, and two
Noblemen in a carriage lit was a surlous
contrast, 20 the sump,uous and besutiful or
namen,s of the Princesses Of England, TO OBJ
serve Efy Boy, with long black beard seat
ed in the same carriage, with two ei the hrss
Peers in Eogisnd, but
Manners with fortunes, bumors turn with ciirne':
Tenets with books, and PRINCIPLES with ninss =.
|" Eese, Eeee!!"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-27

a1 AN ACT
scr the relief of Edwin T. sasterwhite late purser
Of the Hornet.
Re it enacted By ihe Senate and House Of Represen-
fafires sf fhe United States Of .inerica ia Congress
cssemblsd, Thatthe Secretary of the Navy be, and
he is hereby authorized and required to adjust and
settle the accounts Of Edwin L. satterwhite. late
parser Of the United States sloop of war Hornetup
on principles of equity and justice. and to make
him such allowances as under the circumstances of
his case shall appear reasonable.
LANGDoN CIIEvES,
Speaker Of The House ef Representatives.
r.. GERRY,
ries-P -Prsadsat Of hs United States, and
President Of the Senafs.
March 81, 1sl4.-.9tprOpeS, JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-27
PJmOutb Beach Lottery.
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Prize Tickets taken in payment as Cash.
JOSIAH {. SHAW.
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-27
AN ACT


For the relief of George Warrington.
BeH enasfsd 5y ale Senate and HODes Of Representa-.
nSes ths Uaited States Of 4mrricaa Congress
Oed. That George Warrington, who is now condn-
ed IN the District of York, at the suit of the u
nited States, on judgment obtained on bond con-
d,ioned for the observance of the embargo acts, b.,
and the same is hereby discharged from his conhne-
ment LANGBON CHEyES,
Speaker Of che Honse Of Representatives..
f. GERRY,
JIcs- -Prssiaenf Of the United States, aud
president If The Senate.
March 81, lSl4.-.9bprored. JAMES MADISON.