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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-10
HENRY MOORE,

nENhI MOONF,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
GIN-s0 pipes Of Sisson's mandatory;
~ RuM-lO hhds w. I. Sd and 4th proof, Of prize
schooner Louisa's cargo,
BRANDY-French and panishi
WlNE-Madeira and Lisbon;
MOLASSES--hhds. and bbls.
SvGARS-Hayans and Muscovado,by boz, &c.
TEAS--fiyson. Hyson Skin, Souchcng, and Bo-
i hss, by ;hs chests
COFFEE-by the bag;
SALr-coarse and fine,
NUTMEGS;
ALLSPICE;
PEPPER;
Z. CASSlA;
CAYENNE-peppers
SNUFE-yelow
OIL-sweet and lamp;
WARE-ron and stone;
BED-CORDS--a few gross;
And a great number of other articles too numer.
Gus to mention.--All which will be sold wholesale
and retail, for cash or approved credit as low rs
can be purchased in RhodcIsla
.Ne7spors. February IL, 1914 IT.
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At bis Brick store--MARKEr.SayAns
Has for s.k,
so hhds. New.England RUM;
50 pipes sisson's GIN;
400 bbls. Philadelphia and Baltimore su.
perfne FLOUR;
is kegs negro-head TOBACCO;
GROCERIES and SnlP.sTORES, as usual
May A..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-10
WAlGEL {" Kiaiii * LIZ, LL,

WAlEE.L W hi IiIi * LOi nj,
Haze JUST rseeired, and s6srs for saie,
'hkEE thousand bushels RYE,
- $50 bbIs. Philadelphia superfue FLOUR;
$50 bushels yellow CORN ALSO,
260 boxes Havana brown , o,,o nc
o0 hhds. and 20 bbls. MuscovadoS
eV000 lbs. Coffee, entitled tQAtpuble debenture;
500 hhds retailing Molasses;
10 pipes Gin, lst and 4th proof,
so bbs prime Beef-20 do Pork;
~ bbis. furpentine-5o do. Tar;
SO pieces Russia Duck-5OO0 bushels Salt,
SO bbls. Mackerel;
Is bags Tumeric-spanish segars.
Neatorf. .ruy 20. 1914
WILLIAM WIllIL.,
NO II, Long Whay; Has for Sale,
F'fatss - ssI. p'pe'' first quality GIN.
% pipes pipes Malsga} 'Ih WINE,
20 20 i,siss'' Ssis' first quality MoLAssEs.
20 bbls. Havana brown SUGAR,
1000 w.t. COFFEE
40 chests Hyson skin,l TEA.
40 ditto Souchong, :
10 boxes CHOCOLATE,
70 70 s,'is s.,ts sppassanso spas,sn sr quality
ditto Playing CARDS:
400 bottles CASTOR OIL.
ALSO
a very large assortment Of GROCERIES as usual.
March 5, 1914 IT,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-10
BY MAIL l., !
PROVIDENCE, Aucusr s.

- PROVIDENCE, August 8.
An article dated Erie, Jsly ~, states that
$40 meO Of the LIST and 22d regiments had
proceeded tor Butfaloe In the schrs. Porco-
pine, Ohio and Tigress-Aand that the British
have force at Long Point where they arc
building bos,s---Com. Sinclair passed up the
Rapies OF the river 81. Cjsir on the 18th ult.
He wac a week in passing Lake ST. Clair, on
accoup, Of tho shallownes. OF the water. In
a skirmish on the Thames, somc of our mill
Tia took afew enemy militia prisoners, and
one stand of coloIs.
A 20 gun-brie is expected to DO launohe
By the 18th of this month, at Vergenncs, the
timber Of which was, IL days ago, standing
IN the forest.
The United States frigate President, Com.
Decatur, having been completely fitted Tor
sea, he's dropped dewo abreast of ,ho battery
at Nsw-York, preparatory to cru'ze.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-10
pLATTsBURGH, IN. W JULr al.

On Saturday last two Of our gun boats captured a
raft near the lines, its way to the enemy, consist
ing of an immense quantity Of plank, several spars,
and 27 barrels of tar Eigh, persons were taken on
the raft who ara citizens of the United Ststcs-they
are detained on board the fleet. The enemy's new
vessel is ascertaned, is not in so great forward
ness as heretofore represented.
On the 18th ut. at O'clock at night, one of our
piquet guards, consisting of 90 men, under Lieut.
Charles p Shelburne, Of the 4th regt init was at
tackled near Champlain, by 20 veltgeurs and In.
dams. 1t. Shcburne kept upa we'll directed fire on
then, till reinforced from camp. 1t. 5. took two
Prisoners who say their loss was 20 killed and woun-
dcd, including Lieut. ,--there were fifteen British
killed and 3 wounded found on the field Our loss
was s killed and 4 wounded. including the heroic
Shelburne, who is doing WE'LL
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CRANSTON * SHAW,

CRANSTON * SHAW,
Offer at pricate sale,
TOUR hundred and fifty hhds. retailing Havana
Il yNOLASSESj
~ do. do. SUGAR.
20 tierces and IS bbls. do;
so bbls. superfne FLOUR;
IA hhds. Sd proof RUM
Ns,eport, .yux 20, 1914. ...-..,.....-... .......
JAMES TOWNSEND,
OFFERS for sale, at his store, in Mill street. next
~ east Of the H. l. Republican Office.
IL boxes No. 1 & ., Chocolate;
10 do. mould Candles;
200 VT. Of good Cheese;
boxes of Spanish Segars;
10000 American do.
With an assortment of first quality Groceries. at
retail. - . . June %.
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ORGANS OF THE BRsToSs


The Resolutions of The Mercl"nts OF Glasgow are.
OF elr erozers. We ,eh them with peculiar ,I,,igot
What do .ie -iieDi now confess that 5rr can d.
1e essential injury J" tlat can pierce add sn,-
u giant th:lt Z" hHoGlr fke ttics al Il nn,ou
whose 1as M Of tse has waved over e,erv sea- and
uiuml,e over e1s1y rival I" That they c:,nrot
with safely traverse then cham Is :" anil that Elm
srrcc cannot be effected but at an Immense u,emi
on - That we have bearded John Bull in his very
sen, and seized his s! m the chops o his hairs
That Ne have captured aOove 800 OF his vrSs-!s-NO
r@y II please yaur Majesty. Aud who has done ali
ti? Who has d5ne what the French could NOT do /;
Ue--aye no, nation, whose maritime strength has
been hitherto held IN conie'aft ' We whose. Whole.
coast has been declared unde- blockade m the pIen-
urie OF their puwer "--W hat d--stiese "A americans
must be!--Thcy must go even to the f,ot of The
nro'ie to make tiieir cniclvints about thcs rshtv
Americans. Very good
Yes these Bri,Ous hare told the worll that our
whole cu;,st under efficient bi, eka,e Now
suppose the Emperor OF Russa should take II i,o his
iwti tU conrlan that his vessels Illegally ,e,ancd
ssieR bound IL is in vain that the Prince
Regent should protest that ii o1,gLf 20 De- So yyIy
might the Car OF all the Russias reply loo,c hc,,
here are Jour own pecple isushing at your mighty
blockade"
Ind CanGId 700
They too complain cause the L.rse hoets of We'll
inston troops have done mg--l &esuse this wears
campaign with all their reinsorcements) may lie con
SD, red far .rcrss ti.an nuliity-ihcir homes are
brs,e'--and som, Ting requisite tp chase ss ron
arising from tit!er dSGipoi,:.enis"- Gentle
uen, you have taught that We can beat ,ou.ud
you have right Is conn iaiu.
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From tine Charle stcn Loucier-O iGcc, Nov. IL
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Prom the Charleston \Outier-OiijCc, Nov. IL.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
BY t.:is Mornings Southern Mail, we have
accounts from Amelia to the 18th inst. which
announce tine q, rival there of a vessel from
Liverpool, with accounts to the 2lst Septem-
bsr. The following extracts OF letters furnish
the only Information we have received by this
arrival.
Extract efa letter from ST. 1lary's, dated
NV. IL.
GO A ship arrived at the bar last evening in
weeks passag, from Liverpool (; she got Off
the bar, and the accounts this morning are,
that she will be lost, with the whole or part of
the cargo, consisting of dry goods and crates.
BY letter received by this vessel, dated
Client, Sept. 18th, 1914, it is said f,egociati-
ons were going on 81 that.ine with some pros
pect Of a Termination in Peace In conse-
queiHe of the supposed failure OF the Negoc-
at!ons, when the John Adams sailed, Cottons
had advancedin England, so per cent.
"A circular letter, quoting the above, says
tho British Government had it i'll conte m
plation totake possession of souae place from
which they Could forward supplies Of that ar
ticle.
Goods have advanced at Amelia, within
two weeks, from IS TO 81 l-2 per cent. and
the market has been completely cleaned"
h-%tract u another letter Of the same date.
I'VE have an arrival from Liverpool, bring
ing dates OF the 2ist of September, at which
period any thing elss than Peace was expect
ei. The British Ministers were, by some,
soon expected hoale, to remain until ours re-
ceived further instructions from head-quar-
ters;-Lord HILLS expedition is delayed
until Shring.'
" Bristol, Eng Sett. 1.-THE present
price OF Cotton in Liverpool, is from IS ID.
TO Is Oh. but fluctuatiny very much, accord
ing to the reports ola nearer or more distant
prospect ofpeaee, about which nothing GER
tam is known yet"
The French ship L'Uni, from Eantz,
has arrived at Notwithstanding let
tcrs to the 18th eptembcr-probabli sailed
about the 50sh.-No news By her has yet
TRANSFERRED.
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in pursuance of decree Of the Superior
B. Court Of Chancery, holden at the Capitol
in the City of Richmond, pronounced on tie
3ist day OF January last, between
Jotn Preston, Administrator, de bcnis non. of
George Mayo, decd. th,Rsad John Preston
and Elizabeth, late Elizabeth A. Mavo. his
wife, which said Elizabeth A. Preston. is
one Of the co-heirs of Edward Carringtou.
tlec'd..and George Darlington. Elizabeth
Darlington, Alexander Darlington, Will
an Robert CarrIrg.On, Maria Darlington,
Alder Carringtn, Codrington Darlington,
j.. Wilson Carrington, Elizabeth Griffin
Darlington, George Darlington, Mayo Car
ringtoa, Richard Adams Darlington. & Jolin
A. Darlington, infants unGer the are oe fwen-
e. one years, by C0drington Darlington. the
elder. their next friend, the said Codrington
Darlington, the elder, Elizabeth Watkins.
Hannah Ca5ell, Judith Bernard, Geo Ber-
nard,Anu Bernard, William Darlington. TO-
seph Darlington, Littleberry Carrington.
Benjamin CarrihgtoD, Paul Carrinqton. If.
..on of Joseph] aud Paul Carripgtnn, the
elder, others Of the co-heirs OF Edward
Darlington, decd and addison Harrison.
and TheodoSia his wife, Thomas MURRAY
I Walton and Fanny his wife, James Pitman
! and Heniagham his wi c, Wills wills and
I Elizabeth MS wife, and Charles COPELAND
stll4 us VIE, WHICH san 1 bFO-
dosia Harrison. Fanny Harrison, Fep;ne-
ham Pitman, Elizabeth Wills and He
bingham Copeland, are the residue of the
said co-heirs of the said Edward CARING
Ton, deceased, and the said tGhn Preston.
administrators Of Lcuisa Mayo, deed. PRS.
AGAINST
John Mayo and Elizabeth y Carrinston, adj
minis,ratriX Of Edward Darlington, decea-
scd, Dtffs
WILL Re SOLD .gT@UCTY6.N.
On the Premises, on Thur s. The sth OF
Jc7l. nert, FIR realty moneg. lhe .yafer
CiRIST MILLS
and appurtenances, commonly called Mayo's
Mills, below, but adjoining the town Of Man
chester, in the county OF Chesterfield.
The safe will begin between ii aud O.
clock in the forenoon.
CU7RT,ES C9PL.RN'D. y.
COBRT tCTON C.l8R GNGTON, Coa,'r,
NILES B0TTy
.Nsv. ~. ia.
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NOTICE.
IreQS7trv Deflartn1cnt.


-NoU. Is, 1914
n Pursuance Of powers which have been duIy vested
\ N the Secretary o the Treasury, under an act of
Congress, entitled " Al act to authorize loan tor
not exceeding three millions Of dollars aruoyed
by the President 81 the L. Stats this 18th day OF No
vembei proposals will BE received by the Secretary Ut
the Treasury from this time unitie frat d Of .u-
any next, and each 1TotoSal5sH &c deued s,i ar som
Us u Is receiUed and Immediate notice oil t.e DE io-,
gwen, for loar tn the u State, OF the sun, or Inare
MILLIONS oF DOLLARS, orany past thereof On me f-
lowing terms and in t,,e fGilowiu, manner:
L. For the aounLicened, tosk viii I've isG,ael ier,
the instruments compittod baarsn., atei, ST 4.
SIX per cent per aIUnulL, payable q's.t.i-y es}y
7 he stseE will be- Iedmburssl!c a the ,!rssu'. cF
the United States, at any time after tvs, I've year.
from the Jist day Of Decenber next: and th.
Sinking Fund Is charged With the payment clfth-
interest," and the Ir-nbUrsem1nI os tli, pr.sc,p,l
according 70 cont act.
g. The proposals. state the amount 10 BE- loan
ed The rate at which the stock Wi. be recci, al !
the instruments in which the party ,gi make the
payment; aud the bank 10 which the payu.entssre
10 bc made.
5. The payments viii be received either in rnoner
or ia approved bank aotes; grin Tccel.av .Nctss.
G.c sn'Or 6efDs s'ae FS; ii Ja.,sl,y sc! at l.sIr
P0r Uoue EiUl tde ih.eTest fi.s,soi. acc. asg a.
re tine " D1p,ge@3 hut on failure a. ,iay aay
n5taimeHt st thc liEie Stipulated, t,c ne: pr.e,.
dins nsts,meHt sAi. &c .orieite1isr Tie U.s. OF ia.
Daltcd States.
T. Scr -ss ioaecs vii! be issued by the Cashier Of
phe btiSs w:4er- The payments siiaii be mr. e ~
lie parsons making the payments the Css,,,er,s
IN a'so endo.s: tbs payment o, the successive %
staimeGts t..e serlp-ceT1icates viii be assgnsJe
by endorsement and delivery and will be fun,lel
at the.oan-ofiee OF tive state in which tile bank "a
situated, where the payments have been made.
T. j DALLAS,
Sscrei.@y 21He II eoslrg
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For SALE
a I PUBLIC AUCTION.

4 eN Mandsy the 18th day If December vs,iaes
LNs. not, tie mkt tar tay iicaIr. * Pa,
tat'on, NEAR the city ~ Wiamstuis
Az the Personal Est-," oi Nls, l.t;i. IsoL.,Y D.,
rdGise, late OF the eay OF "iIEanslfiie sc.,sd ay
's tiers, Consisting OF about So NeqOes az .liisre,t
gesand sexes all tue Stock OF 1or5es. e.tl sSc 10
ge'her Wit. the crol@o Whest, Cora, sue Fodder a,
the plantation Utensils
on tins sale being opielndeJ the ierains OF III,
dcuse held ioInlc arl some ether aiici.,s vii ls
soii at the resheneo % .s. Itceas ia Wiilsinshs
Aud on Thursday t,> l5,l The same r,,ort f,r
not Tue nest i;dr iy, will BE- so u, Public A-c, ,n
NJ chponks Platstion, III Sur,y ,onu " ,,ls,, 20 NJ.
gro ct different aAes and ScSes an the S,or.. sg
ntges Cs'te anti iogs, toget.eh with the CROPS al
wheat Com, Ftstdec, a;.d The Flnnlapn Utrmsls Ae
Negroes IN families III. lie soil together.
Let7iis Of Sae-Ore mpie,y ia cash. au,, The Other,
~ cash or approved endorsed notes. ~ able and ncco
Table in the BapS Nrsins, at 60 days discount al
The peculiar situation Of this property and Of the
tunes, admit OF no other terms.
All persons having claims ,anst the estate of the
sad Mrs Lucy i.udv-il Paradise, are c,irie.st!, ~.
quesed To render them MIR. Ednu-t Oh. stan ia
Williamsburg, either Of the Subscribers on M henr,.
the ioih day nf December, properly authenticated
Il rs hoped that hs notice will BE ,ttended to- as Il il
Tie anSc'is 'es9r OF the administrators tn adjust and
settle all the affairs oi the with as little DELAY ~
possible. III those indebted are hereby ucti;al q,
make Payment, or suits will bc is,isote.i
JOHN iiOFkINS,
WIIJJNN Iff)LSt iCgArc
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VAIL BE SQi1sl Gloucester Court ~, the E =,
w MOnde = IN jSncSry next (it beng court d,,(
Eighteen Or genly likely Virginia born Sisyes H.
longing to te estate OF Warner Lvis, zoe elder. l,,
Of Gloucester county "A r1ongst these negroes src
black smlE, shoemaker andserera hegs servants
Az persons having claims against the above es,,,.
ave hereby nstifei 80 bring them foryar,i rro,.~iS
authenticated before the fd Of N'sr.', oeYt =.
which lime IS re in'ertion N closci.s sdfoiriss ,,
JOIN LEULS, adnmisir-ioroE. bos,s
Dsa Fl H.rler LesRs ne ekLr
Nov IS qa,6.g
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NOTICE.

Elnothan RGgmond 81 JohJ. 3. Hs}Lrrd.
ETAVING Iurchased tie Stock OF Bun. Jgsl son 4
( Co and taken tneir OH aiani in y. 5, ce, sign
OF tie enek'i hat-intend continuing a., ,is lac OF u.
s"ess heretofore cunCuctedb< g. ]. x co. under the
firm Of
RAYMOND & BILLIARD,
They have just received good s5ortne,n of Wool
Hats, apd are daily in expectation Of r, cev;ng a new
supply Of tIne Hats oil various qualities, Iiat rrIn-
miDgs sc.
f. RAYMOND,
:. B. HILLARD.
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-cssse th-Fe few. youths Tho VII ,,,n r;tt ale
pleasure, fthc, employed hv study N,her IA.
ui0d IS let idle, il viii seek alter dissipation, The
best ~' 6,ert il is s,ze it, Ard chain !, Gown by
The o''2rins OF scienee Be enthusiasts ia your chairs
ana ySn ~'ii a9ve bat few shers beyond your walls
TIE eolnieest despot eser knew, over the mimi,o of
lbs iuil,, was the most z':.ous u improve t.eu--,
meal, tbs celebrated Oglve.
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ETIl5GlNIA.--At Rules hUaen ia the Clcrs'- OF
v nee ct the Superior Court Of Chaucery 81 ,i,.
Richmond District, tas hrst day o. Noyembe9 rsi4.
john S. Shelton - Company, pm
Against
Joseph ildngs and Caleb r. Il1ing7, rercha,,,a 49,,
partners under the firm OF Jo5eph = CaIcb p g..
q ses. aud Andrew Schneomana, ~
TIE Defendants not having en-red Their er,,sSo
ancc anil gwen security according ~ the act ., Ss.,,
b!y ard the Rules Of this court, snd it appearing IL
tsactoFy evidence, that tey not irk altants ~ tI,
country n a. O,dcrcd = Lat the said n. G.r,,,,,st
appear here on uie b'enty first day og its ~ II term
aid ans~er Che h u he Plaintiffs ard tss COZ, ~
hs order De fo.hv i'm inserted j.. snne n~vspap. ,
'hei in tJo city Of Sichmond. Tor Two f1ontn5 sncce
ssci. snd posted ~ d!effont door Us lhe Ca,ito Il,
The 5Ad sy.
a copy. Teste.
VIZ w IiENINC, C. c.
NOV. o. NJ
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november o.,
TO hENV----YVE ROUSE

I ArELY occupied by Mr.. T.. Cunningham, situated
." the east side or i't!, street. between Main AMI
Cary streets; possession to be had Immediately.
1tso--the House adjoining, occupied by Mr. r.
Sharp; possession to he had Isi January next
-Hiso---the Lot and LumberHosc, co.uer OF 18th s.
Cary lately occupied by MIR Thos. III Harris
AS tobacco mandatory possession be had imme-
diatey JOSEPH GALLEGO
NOV "a. n
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WIN hUFNINS,
WH.itkM HON. son
-4aininis'rdters an ti.' Es'Gts e.
Mrs. L. Ia. Paradise. decd

O. On the same dsy tist he. above .,e ,syes, ;.c
at stchnsck, that isntoa viii he rented fo. The en-
suing year, either III bal, or in conyeiiie. ,, i,
and on'tha same ID, of tie above sale Al Ci,,.,<s
uat valuable plantation. tanning aboat 400 acres
will also be rented ior the cn.ginr year.
November - he
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Fol7TnE ENorrlnrr

Il IfTCI Ji91 Ais .l4fIIrsg Of HE VfeefJerf M
HWna d'ld .hry CoR,gc, NE Congleacs1as M
! ho next oar7c wi 10 has operated TO produce the
p mt state Of i'ngs certain unfsyoiaoIe repo1s
"Mch l"Fc s".e bnth, with rcgarl % the doctrines
which we're tauslt IN Ills Institution Bn hover
induino0|s the opinion may have been Circulated
bors e. vfle'yt may have been spread. aud however
eosT'epiiY - mag have bccn believed noi,r een h.
1fh.r from t'e truth, ta1 that dos'iueJ hcs.e 20
b-yeiai'0'5 wefr eger tsGslr; "a uas C0,ssse
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Nov. q.

kTIRGlNIA.-At Rules modem 10 the Clerk sftfc,..
Ut The snpernJ Cour; o. Chanct ry fcl' the iicil.
n,ond District, the frat day 0: November 1917.
White and Shel5n, I5Hfs.
Against -t
Joseph Idiiugs and .Caseb p Ildings, merchants sni
parts 49, under Tie firm OF Joseph and CsleD 7. ID
dlngs and Andrew Schneeman", Defs.
TIE Deieud1uts not having entered their s,p as
ance an given security according to the act c. SEM
bly, and the rules OF Lis court and appearing ov So.
tsact5r evidence tf, they not inhabitants Of tins,
country II is C1Gersd, That the SAID Defendants do
appear here the twenty FIRST day uthe next term
ADD answer the bill ut the Plaintiffs an that COPY Of
this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub-
lishcd in the sity OF Richmond FOR two months success
siyey, and posted at The front door Of the Capitol ia
the laid cty.
4 copy. Teste,
VM W. IIENtNC, c. c.
Nov o4 20.
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q Agcccab'y 20 former Notice, we are t,,sconnu-
ing as "a "a We can make the necessary rncmoranda)
the names o. such Subscribers as are much m arrears
to tbs Otce-Paper is scarce, and every article is
- dear that we are compelled pursue this course il,
3e5- is'cc-As we do this with great regret so II
World siYe as grea; pleasure them again on our
st-ihc notes ofany oitIe Banks would be received
IN psyment--Nc ssoud be satisfied with their own
notes, pconer. executed, AID payable at > given ,ne
or indeed With ANY decisive proofs dat they have ,.o
altogether flrgc:!sr
" The price Of this Paper is s. year
faiz tu .daUGncc.
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tinrod, Bowie. % hours from Baltimore !;
and schr May Flower, Evans, IS hours from
the same place, With assorted carsoes to Tho
mas Powell and otners. Capt. Bowie re-
ports that he saw SIX slops of war az aAchor
off Smiths Point
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AZ 10 Mil N. OF Fredcriokssurg--last
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.YIRGINIA nEGIsLATEaE.

Mr.. Harbour has laid Resolution before
the II. CT u. TO empower the Executive 10 SUD-
ply the troops, called forth for the defence of
this city and the adjacent country, with shoea
and gYafch-c0atS for tie centnels.
Yesterday, Mr.. Masl obtained leave TO
bring in bill to authorize the corporate bodv
OF the city of Richmond to issue Sn,aH a.9tes
hayG5ie TO Bearer
The Bill to suspend Executions and for o.
Their purposes was reported by the Commit
tee TO whom 1T had been referred with the 81
amendments from the Senate-t,Uorobiy to
all the amendments. Mr. M'Calfy moved to
postpone it to the 3lst day OF March-Lost.
Avs II, Noes 85.-All the amendments e
the Senate were then concurrcd in, cxceDt
the: 18th. BY the bill. as it originally went
up tothe Senate, all Executions obtained BY
the Banks, were excepted from the operati-
on OF the lawn other words, tiey were nor
staid The Senate struck this provision out,
and in lieu of it inserted clause, going to
take out of the operation of tn law any Exc
cutlcn obtained By or AGAINST tie Fire IN
Surance Company This constituted their
18Th Amendment. The amendment pyoDo-
sed by MI. Stanard III the II. of Z to this
Amendment was to e.rtenG It's prov ision TO
the BGnkS-Ihe II. Of l.. adopted this, pro
pos ton. and it is, of course, sent up to the
Senate Tor theis Concur erce.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-24

ID, 1914.
We Rave an arrival from Liverpool
bringing dates TO the 2lst Sept. The British
Minister'S were expected hoa.e soon, to was
there until yours received further Instruction..
Id. HllFseHpedition had been delayed, and fl
nally does nor sail before spring
{. IL, Books.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-04-07

In pursuance of notice given in the
alartinsburgh Gazette, number of Fed
eral Republicans assembled at the house
Of Mr.. Edmund Graham, on the Esd inst
tor the purpose of nominating two fit per-
sons to represent the County of Berke-
Virginia, when JOHN r. COOKE, Esq.
and GEORGE NEWKIRK, Esq. were
unanimously nominated as fit persons to re-
present the County of Berkeley in the
next General Assembly of Virginia-and
the meeting unanimously agreed to support
those gentlemen at the ensuing election.
1Mdrch Oh, 1914
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-04-07
Take Notice.

, THOSE persons who made purchases a,
the late sale of the subscribers property
are informed, that their respective obliga-
tons will be due on the 30th inst. and that
they are lodged in the hands of c. d. Stew
art, of Martinshurgh, for collection. Those
who fail to discharge their obligations by
the 10th of next month tat which time ex-
peet to return to Berkeley will have suits
brought against them.
EDWARD KENNEDY.
March 81, l8l4