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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-29

his death, in the Senate of the u.
Siates.-Tbe CONSERVATION bill has
passed the senate. II he National
Bank Bill, which Ina. been 50 lonc
before the House OF Representatives
has been re committed 10 a select
committee, and is not likely 10 be
| GENE "a Iaw.-lt i, stated in some OF
the northern papers that Comma
dorc B;.inbridsc will dc appNintcdt'
succeed Secretary Joacs, i'll the Ma
Wy Department.
The Government paper ofdhc EST.
contains scurrilous ait sex npou Ihr
PiiIce RegeHt OF Great Bsii'.in, io'
having conferred honorary rewards
upon thusc Of his officers Who h;,'l
distinguished themselves iR Spain.
After very modcstly iusi,ti"g'hat The
| British arms acquired no'aius IN;
DISGRACE in Spain. the k.ai,or asks,
/" But is il surpri,ilg that a,roci;ic 5
| which would have bceu abhorred AMI
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-, Observation-Disclosures
= me-, o,,x a re,-oaeh "a ;,s n,t,eps
Inn, /, su,;ec, Of shame and NOR
,;e,;o, a. svsr, .,..en, c,, :, tho
,;,n +, The National Intelligence r
hos . .b.,ac,er .ri,s owo. differing
:, material rssueet from The cha
..r or.nv other ,a,er in tb. II.
! Co. .,d ,r.,;,.t f.om ,L,t NJ lie
! editor. II is the organ Of the go.
~,yamsn, and is fairi, presumed to
| s,,ol;ts ,,p.yces. From such a pa
| ,., o,a,i "a exn..t d,esucu a,
least. Instead Of This. however, We
| venture to say, that there is no
nsuspaper In the United States,
which abounds mere in disgusting
yu,rnri,ies, original and selected.
r,,. .r,s ,,,ov. roc;t.d. furn;sh
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-29
For Sale.
THE Subscriber
Will take few cows to Winter on
node ste terms
James Irwin.
N-vemher 50 So

Public Sale.
ON Monday tie 49, da' Of Ceoem-
bor next, will he sold Al the late ,e.
siden of Thomas Dsrne, deceased
in alexandria Count. about ven
miles fror, tie T'ov Of A x maria
All the STOCK of the Dccc-
dent, consisting Of
Cows, Hors s, itog, anu ep--sIso,
'orn, hay, Oats, Fodder, W-geon
nd Cart. and Hou, ebcid ard .Kitchon
'urn turs, Farming Utensils, &c &c.
- Terms OF sale, al sums under
Fen Dollars, Cath, and over len Dol
lars credit Of Six Months, upon its
purchasers sivine BONDS with approx.
ed security.
Belinda Darnc,
.ddmi.st ss'ir.
Nov % -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-29
FROM our cosarsp>NprSr.
Eat George. Gcf. "a II

Eat George. Cct. "a 1914
GA fsU days $50, mates Ia ,.is
garter bad giooa'y appearances, oa'
~. ,h.ass ii seaesai bca,a 10 lack bet
,cs. we have bad 81. jones d ct ap
Nil. supplies OF al r,>; they have
gain .ai.sd for Kingston We iclrn
they eiii psy ~ another VA sh'A.'
Cam Casuneey nor prev ent them; no"
ever, we rather think pow lac does not
i..,end 70 Giyht The Ane''c'n amy
has retired GoIn Cn'ppvwa, the b'i'
tnh are f9Iosin; them ciose Some
Scse,tets who cpn,e IN, SAY that tssy
have bsca iasse ihies Days back Gro
i::r over their main BID, from For. Z ls
MA th,i, heavy sa,oon, that !"'y n@st
a. rassd thcif sriin,sr proef> IN the
Est, btfsre they left tne@, we h'pe
this news may DC cos6 med, we have
uat seen snr p~Fsan f'em that quarter
to dag bu; s,:nuld rEis be TIC Csc, we
viii no, be troubled with iaem mach
De.s ibis csa:paisp."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-29
Er, ae. ola letter from on cGesra

Erf act OF a letter from an r.GeFr a'
foct Mi.sany,ll. da,e925th ocs .
9Th, ti,.y we had snia,, . u>h with
a bid, &c Amencans. abt NJ 7 miles IN
advance: they wcrc in the weeds, on'
coeid not get the frilow> I" e"roe out
We killed a nu5hsr 81 hem, cur rec
eogaced was the SD x r. sbon' so
s;rcug, Giengary Light iHtartfY, l8''
aud 100 il Regt 300 -Tna Gisng'rs
snd ssiaept ap nJst de.t'G ctyrs n
far pea,lp ) aours
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-29

remark. that II is perfectly il cha
racter with that marplot folly which
has uniformly marked the measures
Of tho ruling party.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-29

DIED at II o'clock on the night Of
the 97,a inst. in the 2s;h yea. OF his age,
David Lshton, Jr respectable me. (.
chant Of this town His friends and &C.
ou .in,ancss are invited To attend bis flu
.eral al |! o'clock this forenoon.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-29
coMkUEIcATED.

DIED at her residenoe in Charl.s
County, M4rvland, Of a pu!nonry els.
ease, Mrs T.resa Green. the an!isble
consort oil Mr.. James R Green, 10 tie
47,h year Of her age. She met her faie
With Christian lortitude, and has lef, an
aifsctihnaie husband and large family
TO deplere tGsir irreparabls loss.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-29
Nov %

Notice
4 Dissolution a tne Partnership be.
N tween D.. THoRroH ard NV self
having this day tskep place $ l hereby
give notice tina, / have transferred ny
interest 10 the accounts dive he & m 70
him.
I'm. n. DGngeyfela
Nos 20 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-29

A few bottles 81 elegant Salad Oil,
Black Varnish for boots, shoes, &c.
Dur,ble Ink carefully prepared from
pure C,ustic, Preserva i've Tooth Pow.
der, Damask LIP Sslve, &c. &c
Orders Tor airy Of The above articles
put up at tho lowest ras' prices.
A. B. Dick,
Apsthecary and Druggist. 81 posi-
the Herald Printing Cffics, A
isxandris. ],
Nov 80 diw.eo
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-29

PUBLIC SALE.
ON Tpesds, next the 29th instant viii
besold at the V;ndue Store,
II variety + elegant HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURIs,
Consisting OF Dining, Tea and Gard
Tables, Bsdstesds, Chairs Looking
Glasses, q Thsrn,ameter, sc &c
p. g. Marsteller.
Nov as
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-29

TIE. SUBSr AN,CE
OFHrW Information coii.ctrd 6y IN ISla6zLcA . W.
torneft@ fiom the UoT Ja,7ioi, 4yt0 has CHARGE Of
orr Gftars zsifh tie indians 81 tie f5I- o6IHpt ari
foUfnt
"'rhe English have taken possession, Of Pcnsaco.
and gwen "sSrSe quantity Ofa'tns to the Sa,nnocs.-
They keep TIA secret from me- have. seen by acct
dent, aud talked with man right ir:a there il is not
Tor war they say; but it looks very s,lspic.p in my
eve The Indians from below say, an express from
Colonel Hawkins. to Hambiy yyns nut in ca OF Sandy
LiTmt and an inifan 10 conduct hin, t. ;,t i>u-nt
killed HIM amt robbed hiu."
Fail-au-pau IIanio a vou'g man nsEis town Who
had been to Deersand in the n,oHh OF palatchec,>
TX, where he SAW two British shIs An Officer soy, to
invite the indians to come tlerc; n number sr ir.d
mostly Simmonolics aud hCssi!e Indians. The officer
sa'd-''l aim British officer ia S,. whether he In
dams were DESTROYED or nor, tbs with the ,n
ted States; ifnott aiF0l, them hair have some
supplies, anl give t0cach tpwn iour large, casks of pow.
der, and some short mtskcts with si,.e anu ctcr
things have 1000 men in cSvh Of tlie ships" Di-.
nS his beng there thew issued aily 10 the Red neol.c
assembled twn beafcadc aud some salt meat from IN.
smps The officer continued: - The Red people who
had been driven frrm failapoosa must assemble land
were assembling between the BAY or PenSrrl. md
Apalatclicola) They had baltcd at yellow yVat..,
and would concentrate their force at Choc che
and remain ready for iurther orders. The plan %,
thc British was TO take Mobile, Periido yellow der
Choc-tau-ha;che, an island St Marys ai island
near Savannah, and mat town, and an isla d near
charleston, at the same time. Ono os his vessels wa;
' o' supplies :or the Ited people; and
he expected in IS days to receive the Supplies; Tie Tine
when this plan take effect
In the mean time the Indians ccsid &c recr1itag ,r
strength, exhausted Ivy their recent and by f.nine
and be ready To cooperate with Their friends The B,7t,l
who would strike at aud annoy all these places a, the
same time The prophet observed to the Scminoli.j
m tue presence o. the reporter, we hove Louche our
1.'ea Ges OF ourselves without ad'iee from any one
Tue old Chicfs need not expect We win bc pfr,n uD
we have lest orr couptry and reatcd 10 the sea side
where we VIII fight until all destroyed We arc.
collected, and iind few than 1910 warriors ei
and mean to form settlement on Choctauhs,cee
iIs tun, nus,gec iiaHo, who fed with the F,lt1sn
ana OSe-e-yocon-nee people below the co.rlaence, 90
fhnt and Ctattshooehe, sent message to the Big
"srT1o and Little Prince: =" i Lsvc nov friend aud
arms; you compelled me to Nv aud if YOU att.,nt ~
track me up, shall spill your bioo9''
The Chiefs directed Mr. Coells to give this as re-
ceNed by them through several channels and to saw we
have no doubts br supply of the munitions OF warv
actually arrived and delivered the Red Clubs and So
nnoles, at Pensacola and the mouth of CiIatohochee
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-29

Washington, Sunday night, O'Clock.
We stop the press to publish the following
interesting information Just received from our
correspondent at Benedict
BENEDICT, jane 90.
Sunday morning o'ci5cS.
There has been since day-break a cor
tmaed firing in st. Leonard's creek. Hay-
ing been IBIS morning on high Hill above
The masts ofseveral very large British YES.
sels are distinctly seen with gfass over the
land which intervenes, and the smoke of every
gun Is visible as it rises above the trees. We
are IN tear for Barney, the British having been
greatly reinforced. as appears by the number
OF vessels there. On the first news which
reaches Us OF the result, viii write YOU"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-29
.WlledgcJVl'c, Juiie IS.
IGPOR1'h N1'-IE TRGE

TNPORThNI'-IF TRUE
q Tic following Intelligence rc:cLed this place
yesterday by Express To his ENccllcncy the Governor
Neiay the dispatches detailed at length, before our
readers, TO enable them TO judge more correctly of the
information they contain.
There arc number Of palprlle inconsistencies in
the different accounts. We told that snnul,ane-
Gus attack is tobe made upon I" Mobile, Per,do Vel
l0w water, -ti-la-clc AN Island near Savannah
aI" tim town, aud island near Charleston" lei;ht
different points and, To effect this object it appears,
the enemy have from To 2OoO men, with one so gun
ship, AND smaller vessel this is impossible, C.
ven shon;d their number multiply with rs much rapid
uy as did Fastaf's men in bucliGm We are also in
formed that " Queen and FiUcis, and several hun
dred OF d'oir followers had surrendered themselves
prisoners OF war-but, isit probable that they would
have done at that particular iuncturc, If such prepar
atoms were making tn assist them and annoy u.s. is
here represented We wcen not.
Upon the whole, we think the information comes in
r.lthvra questionable sfrbe"-yet, Notwithstanding
we should hc ready tn meet every emergency, aud
prepared ucnc, tie tocsin sounds, to rcpe die in
vaders from soil. .l.e7ss
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-29
Ertract ofa letter, dared

BOSTON, June 10Th, 1914.
The cartel Thistle has just arrived from
Halifax. a son of Samuel Parker. Esq. came
passenger he was informed by Commission
er Bayard that the British government had
appointed Commissioners to meet durs AT Got
tenburg, and there was fair prospect OF u
speedy peace.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-29

EctTdot ofa letter egted Ioadon, .'f1y H. 10 ner
cdJifiIs h0use an his f0ssr.
The report to-day Is, that Lord Castlercagh has
obtained copies ofali the papers relating the negoeia-
tons between the American government ;cld Napoleon,
and that such Of iniuty has been discovered,
to leave no hopes Of accommodation with Aolerca
so long the democratic party is in pow e,"
Reader, may ,,ot The dboue BE- forgery? Qu-,y
# forgery, 1sUs 10 sslties ia LOiitign Boston'
Enquirer.l
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E,yt.n. .T,j,,c2.

.
Neliave g letter from Cot,enbur. OF April -,
stating that Nirssis. Csv and Russell there,
that NicssrS. Bayart aud Gl.an were eyer, moment
expected. As late May Ii, they wc,V in iordon,
preparing howeyertO depart We have noticed in
OF the London papers advertisement off, letter lost
directed 10 Albert GGllahu, Esp. tOr which reward
ottlr, q Bounds is offered
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-29
S.4LES IT AUC1Y1N.
AN ELEqaNsT LOvFoR SAFE

--,,-, . - = 10 = u VIN lJNLIL.
VhNtE SylScrber 7rH scU On JIsoEqesoi,y nsrf lie
: %" q |Hf' al o'tock IN tie e,vnilY on the 1ge-
i,''es, OeaWfW bW'bHe Of, cODfGt4le aLglfd c,,s.
Nteb23sWg II Dr. IMb'a, {qyiaq m K. GSdI2H
STREET a,fimnefof-B IN tie He4gh6o,lood ofCoio,,ei
.int 9 lir .NfcioGs MS qilite 1necessIr,, n ,,
M"e 81 ms mt as ber9Hs LqctHedfo purchase eR 7iIg
om Teserle. '''''''
is. H. LYNCH .7iactioneer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-29
RICHMOND. JUNE %.
E.WS.

We have 10 room for comments-Oft,- po-
Icy consists in one word, PgchGrc I'VE
shall act infinitely the w.SeSt, when VIC pre-
pare ful The 7oo,,St 10
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-29

BosroS, J.1.e %.
Yesterday third attempt was male to launch tb,.
~ gun zap independence which proved success -
She cntcrc the water a: fev1nin,,tos at.rs y, ti
amidst TIE a'eisnsti Of great concoursc of sn,e
,alo' and was received by salute from the Con,ti
.u,o.' %ncI Nas returned from the Navy Yard
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-29
TIE SUBSr 4NCE

ChRIsrIAN l.i,tr UrH
-3aSiStd',f.3qent }cl. iiuEsl IN ;.',S.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-29
1'WO TE,9RS'LEasE,

From te tenth dsy OF April r-1 Of tlnt well know
and N'inllc ss'H 10 ths City, called G,c
U.fSHLVGIOle Y.4YEHv
Immediately ii,nltug ilic Capitol Spare
.tLHJ-N number Of excellent Bed. bed.f-,1,
chars tables, sdc-hc're, ben.wa,t a h,nd.,re
set oi t"ife China, sod almost every article ncocss,.l
." ue cont i7aho entertainment ola Iat.e number nj
geneet person Tic aJOyc sale viii be msJ.o.,i,,
ly without arc lilitatili.
IeTm5 ef S4b--On al purchases Cjat Of the l.,,..
eXcePi.d) under > lp Cash will b.: require eI,,y.
loo and under 2Os sixty days credit ablvs 2o) .ud ,
cir 500 ninety days, ab've 500 and under tCoJ *
months, add above 1000 uu,- md twelve month. era
dit.--NP rOved eplo ~ 10, .y viii be- nc .f,ir,d
p L5IEL.f NV .{OORE, E1e Itr.r.
Tune o. tl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-29

tc1u coe-e-'ht LiAS tlii> ss'S. wax Us ~ 10
before. ishsil always add. what d,' III, ~. anf
Cow -etau do. We about hoa,in; t.'kU9> uhpis
Seminole uicesdoMn ts river. n ,i7cesi nod
aTaknt Perry MANS, bn, ,-l upon To h,,e Z Talk
atEur'ee " shall send thc broken ,ys ami letter
upto i'uS-.-,aW aud CO~-ctm when NoI meet
as at rdiIiee. THIS = all tie Talk that MIR Stelan
has heard and brong b and now send tNon
We are here ald hear this Talk. ins i'aik p,,t
all to- sand, and dm, susw Ia. dunk NJ Il. T0<'.
two towns arr ai~sNs seliIs .Gh lSs d9Sn this III
rer NC donet know hat shall 10 with this iOacr
town; We AFRAID VIII Commence il, 5lts.uo man
ncr with the SeminoiIs il did WIKI the upper towns.
There were two places appointed 10 hold pahhe Tain,
one place Is broken VIZ by ;ic hocs--Cow -eau
Sti icn'nnns. This place was appointed bv ycu,
Colonel Hawkins, for to hold pubLc TAX
We sl sead tlriu word for Ill ,hc. Chiefs ai.a bead
men % atendthe r:iks at Cow-c.,Nt---W,. are hc:e
anil oont know what ticv daI. there wh,. theT'
all come here C0W-c-tau we shat! then knuN ys,
ne, ac dong. This is all We know U- fr.r,,d Coonc
.lI~iNl.s
I'Vs,r7t,nas5 gee IL. W. I%Etcc9.
Speaker y. t,:c CGIGel.
his
IEa,h ,J1,s, gre. = Noboo,e,
mark.
Head Chiel Of hc Lower Towns
JolA:'; .Stesldim,
Gorge &. l.. L0'~n
Pubic Interpreter,
Jaaes = Lcret:,
marx.
Interpreter, pro. ten.
Written Is Interpreted.
ChRIsrIAN I.i,ty UeH,
-3a@iStdnt. fgsht Jor iilhoH Il ,S.
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Ertracs Cfa lettrr fom Col Benz Hi,skfns to his
E1'ceheacp the Gsrs'9ior, d,red

From the peculiarly OF the civil war among u.s.
Ind 1t difficult ta procure and early informal
ton from the Red Clubs, and connexon between them
tc Sl'anr.INlssnd British The enclosed which deem
saie.enty important to send by express, is believed
here 10 BE- substantially true
Lieut.. Lewis, commanding company of our spies
and guides, Informs Mr. limbaugh Queen and
Francis had delivered themselves prisoners TO Col
Milton. Several hundred of the dclded followers of
the Prophets have surrendered Themselves at our mill
tary posts, ard fed by order of government The
supplies will ne charged TO their account, become
neutrality-suspicious. whenever a treaty shall be held"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-29
LAST NIGHTS NAH.

~ The National Intelligcncer is silent as
to Che Dispatches.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-29

I'm THcsiay the i4jl, day OF July next, viii br g1IJ
= on the premises, under the management Of James
Brown. m " - ''N-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03

nP AMERICAN PRIZES.

The brig La isabella, under Portuguese colors,
captured by the Belvidera frigae, and recaptured
in lat. <7 by the u. ) brig Rattlesnake, IL with
the u ). brig Enterprise, has arrived at Wilmington,
(N.C) She has cargo of $50 bbls. card wire, 60
casks ochre, quantity of medicines, assorted;
quantity OF German seel and Swedes iron d trunks
dry goods, and 5000 bushels Lisbon salt.
British pilo,-boat sch yigant, formerly tender
TO the British Rear Admiral Sir Francis LafoTey,
commanding on the Leeward Island otaiion) arrived
at Winnie stoD, N. G. on the 5lh ult prize to the
prisateer Comet. Of Baltimore.
British sch. Mary, Turner, from Jamaica, bound
to Aux Cages, in ballast, has been captured by the
letter Ut marque sch. Macedonian, of Baltimore and
after parong her crew (l0in number) and ransom.
ing her for order on her owners for $500, per-
mted her TO proceed.
British brig -, cargo Oranges, bound TO Lon
don, from Lisbon (taken off that port 66 days since
prize To the prvateer sch Mars, Ingersoll, of New
York, arrived at New.Bedford, 29th ult.
British sch. Curlew, from Liverpool, ~ s. bound
to St Lucic, laden with $50 quintas dr. fish, quar-
iIty OF picked fish, oil, lumber, &c. prize to the
Privates Alfred. of Salem ar a, M4rblehead lst inst
British brig VercilIa, Wadngtod; from ST. Johns,
N. r. bound to Bermuda, with a cargo Of fish and
oil, was captured Dec. g. by the Alfred, and burnt
The Alfred, off Madeira, was chased by a fig
ate which gained upon her very fast, but il coming
on dark the fngate passed her near that the men
could be heard tn speak on board her.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03
POCKET. LOST.

T osT-on Saturday., the 26tb ult. on the road from
L. Cundall's Mills TO Brstol-Ferry, black Morcc-
CO Pocket.Book, containing hundred and twenty
five or thifty dollars, in Bank Bills. One ten dollar
bill on Farmers Bank, Troy one ten-doIlsr bill
Worcester Bank the rest principally on tho baaks
in Newport. Also, two promissory notes. payable 10
James Dcnnison and some receipts, &c, Whoever
may find and will deliver said Pocketiook, with its
contents, TO the subscriber, shall have generous
reward. SAMUEL CLARKE
Portsmouth, March 2, 1919
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Darsbai's Notircs.
District of Rhods- Island.
DURsUANr to Warrant from The Hon.

nURSUANT TO Warrant from the Hon.
Il DAVID Howell, Esq. Judge Of the Dis
tIict Court for thc Rnode-Islsnd Distric'---
Notice Is hereby given that there has oeen
tiled before said Judge, an Information oy
ViLhqm Ehery, Esq. Collector OF the Gus
toms for the District OF Newport, against one
piece of Broadcloth, one piece OF lmperial
Cord, nine pieces OF l4l IA mock MarsciiIes
Nesting, seized from on board tho brig
ChIistem-
Six,y-iour baskets and one bag Of brown
Sugar, seized from on board the ship Lou
isa--
Nine half barrels Of Aqua den,e Rum,
seized from on board the ship Louisa
Ooe hundred and FIVE cotton Shawls, seized
from on board ths brig ST. Christoval-
One pair of plated Lamps with glass globes,
seized from on board TIE brig Elwardo.
Said goods being forfeited as is aledged in
said Information, for violation oi the laws of
the United States.
And trial will be had thereon at Special
District Court TO be holden at the Court
House in Providence, on :he fifteenth day OF
March, 1914, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
D.J, pEARCE, Dehaty -AiarsAai.
.Nesvforf, SLareA ;, 1914,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03

nURSUANTt Warrant from the Hon.
Il DAVID HOWELL, Esq. Judge OF the Dis
trict CoaIl for the Rhode Island District
Notice is hereby given that there has been
filed before said Judge an Information by
HiLfam ENery, Esq. Collector Of the Gus.
toms for the District Of Newport, against
certain briganune called tho Salvador, her
tackle, apparel, and furniture, together with
her ooreo on board, consisting Of
81 hhds. Molasscs,
az do. Rum,
1913 bbls browd Sugar,
80 bundles containing s22s Goat Skins,
sos raw Hides,
2l9 Hog Skins,
90 bales unmanufacturcd Tobacco,
9 hhds. brown Sugar,
bags Coffee,
500 Coco Nuts,
900 Ok Horns,
box Silks,
piece Linen,
do. Cotton Stripes,
do. Shirling Cotton,
do. Calico,
2 lbs. Thread,
do. mock Madrass Hankerc h;si,,
do. Checks,
do Linnen,
bb and bag old Copper,
! pair plated Candlesticks,
| plated Castor.
dog. glass Tumblers,
do. Wine Glasses.
Said goods having been impaired into the
Dis,ric, aforesaid, as is alledgcd in aaid In
formation, contrary tolaw.
And trial will be bad thereon at Special
District Court to be holden at the Court
House in Providence, on the 6flecnth day OF
March, IA, at ten o'clock, A. NJ.
ID. j. PEARCE, Dehuiy, Marshal
Newhort, March 3, 1914.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03

THE Editor Of the Rl. dc-IsIand Republican in
forms his customers that the annual payment
becomes due on the 22d Of this month, which they
are earnestly requcsed to notice Those Of his Gus.
toners, whose accounts are Of more tran one year
standing, hereby notified that their accounts will
be iudsersincsey pu, into the hands of Justice Of
the Peace, for collection, who has been engaged Tor
that purpose. lie trusts will complain, after
this fair notice, should he have in addition 20 hs &c
count, a bill of costs To settle with the Offer
" sINONS
Office ef ne Repn5scdn, .Ncrsh 2, 1914.