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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-18

" q TIC E.
& SUBSCRIPTIONS are received at this Office &
~ at the several Printing and Post Offices in the
states of Virginia and N. Carolina, for
II GEOGRAPHICAL VIEW
offhe British POSSESSIONS in w. .America !,
comprehending vs-Scotia, New-Brunswick, Ne w.
Britain, Lower and Upper Canada, and all the coun.
try adjacent TO the Frozen Ocean on the North and
Pacific Sea the West-and Concise History OF
the War in Canada, to the date of the present work
BY VI. SMITH,
.4uthor IF the FieSO Of Upper Canada
January 6. w3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-18

THE Subscriber having purchased of James r.
Foster, his interest in the late firm OF Booker sud
Foster, request all those hide bted To the SINE TO
make payment-he has on hand a small sssor,ment
OF goods suitable for the season. which h. Of
fers on reasonable terms fer cash only.
ED.fU.ND BOOKER.
James Town, January IL CIV
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LAND FOR SAFE.

LINN = TUX ShLE.
WILL iel great bargain in my tract of land,
lying in Mecklenburg County, on the south side
OF Roanoke River, containing 300 acres by late sur
vey. This land lies within four miles of the river *
within the sae distance of Inspection of Tobsc-
co in the t'--.7 of ST TaIumany lies extremely le-
vel, good stand Tor Tavern, and most excellent
situation tor Distiliery. For terms apply to the
Subscriber i,gi4g near Cumberland Court-house, or
TO John b. q oee, residing in Mecklenburg County
MILLER WOODSON, Jr
November 5. w12wp
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
I & ANAW AF from the Subscriber on the 9th tlay
: OF October last, negro named Dick W no
cslis himself Richard Parke-. about as ve,,s oh
feet org inches hig, dark complexion, bushy hair,
isrge whiskers, has scar his forehead about an
inch long over the right eve rsnnirg up in the hair
rather bow legged, LOOKS very pleasing when spoken
TO- ana endeaVors to speak very high Rown--is a
good sawyer and toIerable rough carpenter-had
on when he went away check Shirt pantaloons G,
round Jacket of northern striped CLOTH he has nloth
er in Surry city, where perhaps he may be lurking
had him OF Mr.. Gray of Nansemond county.
The above reward will be given to any one who
VIII deliver him to me in Richmond, and All reason
able charges paid, or 10 dollars if secured in any a
so that get hn again.
STEPHEN A. HOPKINS.
Dec. 8. 2aw2m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-18
yAyESl'MORELA AND County CourI. No

WES1MORELAND County Court, No
w vember the 22d, 1913.
Thomas Cliff, pl1.
against,
DAVID shedwick, Joseph shedwiek, Thomas
Stowars end Walter Self, Bets,
This day came the Plaintiff b. his attorney, and
plead his bill, and the defendants David and joseph
Shedwick, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the of Assembly and
che Rules Of this Court end it appearing to the sat
isfacton of the court that they ar not inhabitants
this Common ealth--On the motion of the Plaintiff.
IL is ordered that the said David and Joseph Shed
wick do appear here on the 4th Mondsy in March
next TO answer the bill the CompIaiasats and to
give security or performing the decree Of the court
and that the other defendants, Thomas Stowars and
Walter Self do not pay, convey away, secrete the
debts hy them owing the estate effects in their
hands due 10 or belonging to the said absent defen-
dants, until the further order of this courtand that
copy VI ths order be forthwith published for two
months suceessyeiy, in some public newspaper pub
sheh in the City of Richmond, and that another co.
py of this order be posted at the front door ofthe
Court House of taa county.
II Copy. Teste,
JOS. FOX, c. W C.
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NOTICE.

vTVHE eo-psrtnership of Booker and Foster was
n dissolved by mutual consent on the Is. inst--
Those having business TO transact with the firm will
apply to Edm1nd BooSe who is alone authorised
TO settle the same.
ED-,YU.N-D BOOKER.
J.4.HES +. FOSTER.
James Town, Jan. IL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-18

A CARD.-MRs OssorNr, late from the city
- OF Washington, has opened a Private Roar,iiag
ID street. the east side of Shcekoe Greek. near the
Quaker Meeting iiouse.--A few -eerteel Boar,less
by the week. month or year. viii find their situation
easy and agreeable in small respectable fsnly.i
Janusry 6. wSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-18
FASHIONABLE BO6Ts7g' SHOES.

" r / G. 1T e DATTS.
pOOT & SHOE manufactures from PbiIsdeg-
, phi2, are now opening in the store lately oeso-
pied by Eess.s Boyce s,atoners on the main street
little above Messrs. James Brown, ir. s. co.'s yea
due Office, and nearly opposite Mr.. Samuel G.
Adams:
IN elegant assortntent of rear and Fa5hicna5ls
B0sts GrE Shoe,
Made ftbe bcs; materials, and superior workman
ship, viz.
c 1oss i,'1 Z E Eo5s .SP' so.., ).
Buckle, 9 Buckskip s, nsoss4x
Over. aud walking shoes, walking and Gantiog
pumps ia the neatest style, and of die latest fash-
ions.
Wright and Davis hstte; Themselves that they
will give perfect satisfaction 20 those who may is-
vor them With their custom they i'll receive a
constant supply of articles in ther line from their
mandatory in Philadelphia Of superior quality, &
the latest fashions Prompt and ready attention.
may be calculated upon al every effort will be made
W please repairs done at the shortest notice.
90 Boot-Cord, by Whdesale and Retail, for ALE
as shove.
Dec. 81. ep4w
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Two BE @oLD on Saturday ,hs aad ,ssy et ssas-

vTSo BE "oLD on Saturday lhs sad isy Of sSas-
d AIRY next,
1avo Irocts of Land,
or as much thereof msy be Sufficient to r.;sn
certain sums OF money, specified in an indeptore
executed by John Temple, on the 27tu tay 81
March, 1907, and orded i. the county coufr oT
King William. These lands lay adjoining to each o.
ther, in the county of King William about tong
miles from New Castle, and two from Psmvoky Nj
yer and contsn two Hundred and twenty three
acres-on each tract is grist mill, erected on the
waters of Moncaen & Horsepen Greeks, IN each OF
whieh are run two psr of Stones; ia one is q rsir
of French Burr, with botng machinery for tie
facture of Flour. The Creeks afford au s,ppix
supply afwater for the of the rrs, in artsss
the driest season. The country hereabaut is "a
sbsndant one, for wheat and corn.
The sale win be at Mrs Drevry'S Tavern aSozs
half mile from the mills, and for cash
ia YES SE.HELE D.
BURH:ELL B.gSSeqr, Trustees,
Dec. IS px
or The above Sale is postponed until Thurtdsv
the Sd day r'Eerruary next.
'ENHE Subscribers have quantity of sole ieas her-
4 skirtng and upper leather on hand. vh5s.
they wish to cell.
DANIEL HOFFMAN, & Co.
Lexington, January IL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-18
Fluvanna, Dec. 81.

IN CHqNCERY
A T cnurt held for Prince Edward county, Nov.
A the 18th, lSI3;
Thomas Gooze John Fl. Osborn and Sussnnah his
wife, Richard Hadeo and Lucy his wife, Sarah
Ann aud Elizabeth G. tioode, an Infant who sues
by rhos. Rice, her guardian Con,tPts.
against
VIM. * Joseph Goode, Ex'rs of Robt. Goode, deed.
Siith Farley, John G. Goode, Samuel Guode and
Robert tioode. D-f',s
TUE Defendants John C. Good., Samuel Goode
and Robert Goode not having entered their appear
snce and given security according to the act o the
Geners Assembly and the rules of this court and it
appearing to the satisfaction OF the court that thew
are not inhabitants of this State, the motion OF
the compliments b. counse-It is ordersl, that
the said defendants, ohm g. Goode, Ssml Goode &
Robert Goode, do appear here on tbe srst day of
Feb'y court next and answer the compiainants' BILL
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some one of the public newspapers printed in
the City OF Hicbmond for two months successiveIv
and also posted 1T the front door of the Court.house
Of this count.
Tes.e, B. j. WoRSHAM, D. C.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-18

Y AND FOR sALE.--A valuable Tract of Land.
in the county Of Louisa, lying the south side
Of South River. and adjoining the lands Of John
Overtou and Cornelius Dabney, containing GOO acres
for terms, &pPly e. George - hitloak- of Iyrrb.
burg, or 10 the subscriber, living in the Forks of
Hanover. LEWIS BERKLFY
Nnvemher 80. Won
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-18

a. a meeting Of the .hanageys Of the Bible So.
eiety Of Virginia, 0" Saturday, October I'd,
1873
Resoived, That Samuel Greenhca, William Fen.
wick and John Bryce, or any two of them, be
committee to receive and keep, in one or more pa-
ces of deposit all Bibles and Tesaments belopeinp
to this Society and that the same be distributed
gratis, upon orders signed by any of the mana
gers
Extract frsrs the proceedings of the managers.
VIM. MUNFORD
RecordfSE Secretary.
The Bibles and Testaments which have been re
seived are deposited at the Compiling Room of MIR
John Bryce, and at the oece of the Mutual hssur-
ance Society and will be delivered in conformity
with the above resolution, on application al either
Of those places, by
JOHN BRYCE, 49,
AZ his compiling room, or
SAMUEL GREENHOW,
at the Office 0. the II. A. Sociery.
Deesnbs~ 16
.h neetipg II the .1fanapeys oP,Ae Ri5Le So
eisy gf Virginia, or Saturday, .NovenlbsJ 9Th,
1873
Resoiped, TfSt the Committee for the dis.ribu-
ton Of Bibiss and Testsments be instructed to dis
pose of The Books, TO such may be unwilling to re-
ceye them gratis, ut the price Of fifty cents for each
Bible, and eighteen cents and three iourths OF cent
Ter each Testament
Fetched, That there be inserted, once weekly.
for four months, in each Newspaper Of this city,
publication OF the kesolutop, made at the last meet
ing o the Managers. relative 10 the distribution oil
Bibles and TsStsments, as amended at the present
meeting ststing, in such publication, the places of
deposit, and the names Of the managers Of this As.
socatioD.
Extract from the proceedings Of the Managers.
VIM. MUNFORD,
Recording Secretary.
or The names Of the Managers Of the Bible So
ciety sre---
The Rev. John Buchanan, President the Rev
John ID. Blair, aud the Rev. Jacob Grigg, Vioe-Pre
sidents the Rev. John IT. Rice, Corresponding Sc.
cretary VIM. Munfo-d, Recording Secretary
Samuel Grcenhow, Treasurer; the Rev. Jehn
Bryce, Aexsnder MoR9e, Archibald Blair, VIII.
liam Mayo, William Fenwiek, Geo. Watt K Robert
Quatles-
To any one of whom application may be made
By persons tearous OF receiving Bibles and Tesla
merits g,1-iS.
Tie PurterS ci Newspapers gthrouehout the
Common phh Pre- respectfully requested to give
publicity tao above.
Deed va,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-18
.NOTICE.-Mr. John L, Fitzpatrick

you are not an inhabitant of this state, and we
N know not your place of residence, we take this
method of giving yon notice-that on the 18th OF
February next between sun rise, and set at the
House oiJohn Melton IN the county of Nelson, we
shall proceed II take the dispositions of said Melton
and Others and the GSth of said mouth at the "a.
yern OF Nfrs. Sarah Wiliiamsons in Fluvnnna Conn.
~, (aud to continue FROM day to day until compile
ted) between the hours Of ten o'clock in the fore.
noon and four IN the a.,ernoon---we shall proceed To-
tske the SSpos.i,oaa q Henry Kidd, Thomas Angel
snd others which said 6epositions are To be used
IS evidence ~ a suit il. Chancery depending IN
fiuvsnna County Cout;. wherein we are plaintiffs
and Moses c. Napier, John Napier, Benjamin vii.
hanson, and yourself defendants. I'VE are
yours, &c.
VIM. FITZPATRICK.
RJCdD. HACKNEY GUARDEN
&c. &c.
Fluvanna, Dec. %. w6wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-18
PATTERSON WIRE MANUFACTo
nv
GUN PONDER.

GUN POWDER.
FEHE SabscyibeT he's 1nst yeceiUed and ofeys foy
Z sale, one hundred and fout tegs Of glasedJ
and FF---aHd one case of eagke run osupGer IN
pound cdnaisfsys--aY Of superior qualify.
.8NDRETY S.TfIH,
Cary.sfret opposite the Eagle IaUerH.
Dece3a6cr u.
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DtMrEL p. ORGAN 81 Co.
81 fev goors 5eioyr the Farmers 5anI)
Ga EiES tnrchased &c Messrs. F. D. Peters 8.
Co. their Stock ct Merchandise, comprising a
general assortment If Hardware, Cutlery, &c. Sc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-18
Twenty five Doklars Reward.

LLOPED from the Subseribe,. in the month &c
~ May last, negro woman by the name NJ
II G. G. Y,
About four feet ten or eleven inches higb-ba ,uoa
thirty and thirty three years of ageSSb. is of
dark complexion and well set, she has small scar
on her forehead close to her hair, oecasioned by
burn when small II is about the size Of ninepsnce
--She has also scar on each hand near her little
hnser oeeaNoned by the cutting off of sixth fin
ger with which she borne. IL is not in,poss;bJe
bu. that she has obtained free papers, ss her Lus
band 10 Of letters.
The above reward will be given TO any person
Who viii deliver her 70 ne living near Falmouth
stafford County, Virginia, or secure her in any Jail
so that get her again.
MICHAL BOWER.
P.S. All persons are hereby forwarned har-
bourng or carrying her out Of the Commonwealth.
'sS' IS 2aw4w
PATTERSON WIRE. MANUFACTO-
RY.
NE subscriber is authorised to receive orders for
~ the following articles, to be executed at the a.
boye Mandatory, and forwarded from thence g.tb
al possible sPeed--deiverable in Richmond at the
Factory prices, with the charges of transportation,
&c. viz
Coarse and fine Wire from No. to9s,
Card Wire from No. rs TO So,
AnueaPd or bending Wire Of various SIZES
Rolling, Standing and Falling Screens for cleans
ing grain.
Wove wires Of every description.
Samples of the above articles may be seen, and Or
ders lodged At the Counting House Of
ANDREW SMITH,
Cary Street opposite the Eagle Tavern.
Dec. 9th.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-18

Plated SaddeTy Drawing knives
Do Carriage NJ bunting Ivory handle knives and
Brass do. DO forks in sets of so ps.
Carri9se and gig handles Buck do.
Pa,edvcst & coat buttons Sone do.
Gilt do. do Pen Il pocket knives
Tent sash y hsHd SAWS Scissors and Razors
Mil cut x pitt do. An elegant assortment OF
II q IL hinges Tea-Trays. Bread bas.
Iron & brass butt do. ke,s, Cheese Stands &
Iron rim Locks, with Plate Warmers
brass knobs An assortment of Files,
Double ard single bolt smith's Tools, Carpen.
pad.Iocks tcrs do.
Patent stock do. Silvcrsmths' Files
Chest, Cupboard 6. Till, Watch * Eye Glasses
do. Mil Screws
Brass do. do. do. Bar Iron
Tea and Table Spoons Castinss
Brass Toast stands Cut Nails &c &c.
All OF which will be sold on the most advantage
GUS terms 10 the purchasers.
January s. w4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-18
THE RICHMOND
COTTON MANUFACTORY.

s nearly ready to go into operations and siTi n
: lew weeks want considerable number of hands
Men, Women, Boys and Girls of various sizes, wa
meet with employment--an white syprentices
received.
Comfortable houses ei ectei at the eststIisA.
nent for the accommodation OF Families and cIhers
that may be employed.
"A School and Rocks SIC. &c will be keptsi tin.
exence OF the instituon for Ike purpose Of ,,,cs-
ting the children both apprentices and others, IN
The common branches of an English education.
Oedsr the organization of this establishment ckl-
dren may obtain from their industry co,nfurx-
able maintenance and toiernbIe esod edEcatioa
None but persons Of good ckarscter are intended
To be employed; others get ia, thcv wiz he dss-
charged discovered.
Prrsone Wishing employment way leAra frrtSes
particulars application Mr.. RichSrd Har5s ca
the premises or the subscriber IN Richmond
BENZ. JAMES HARRIS.
Dec. IS. If
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STONET W9RE.

STOyYE' WIRE.
.IHNHE Subscriber haWnH established mandatory
Il Of SPOJYE W.9RE On James River, twelve
miles below Richmond, Hers for sale 1t the manu-
factory Cor delivered III Riehmond,) large and
general assortment OF spns ware, IN quality equal
to any ever imported. J constant supply Of Soda,
cyder and beer bottles warranted 10 the pur-
pose for which they are used. Orders left ut the
compiling house Of G.. JMcMurdo win be attended
to, and ware made agreeable to order.
REHARD RANDOLPH.
October 90. II
4 O5T on y. sterday baween the capitol 4 1eSrs.
"a y. Il VI. Lsey's Grocery on the Bill small
rev Red-Morocco Pocket Book, coutainirg $50
bank note Of the Frederiessburs hranef-bank.
liberal reward will be paid 10 any yersou who may
have found il, on appiics'ion nj fhis once.
BOSWELL GOODMAN.
Jan. Is. ZIP
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-18

az Virtue of a Deed of Trust executed TO me by
= Richard A. Booker, to secure the payment OF
the sum OF four hundred and fifty dollars, to Hum.
phrey Nil, shall proceed Monday the Oath dsy
OF the present moath, at Cumberland c. H. To sell
two Negroes, Delsay K Kitty, the property men
TONED IN said deed, for cash ; and win convey to
the purchasers the title which have as trustee.
Jsn.I1. a."
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4 AND FOR SIZE or EXCH9NGE --To
any person disposed tn remove TO the West M.
estate (for its EXTENT, the finest II the Western
World is offered for ssIe-Or any property in Cf-
GINA viii be taken in exchange for the same The
land lies directly on the waters Of the Mississippi
about fifty miles above Natchez, and was taker. 10
as early as l775. Apply to the PriTter.
January 3, &c
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.ADPER I'ISE IIEW7.
4 NY Persen wishing TO use in their B.,t;IIery,
y Grocery or other wise, DIR. Allison's highly ss.
proved method of improving sprituous iiquors, &e
may be furnished with Individual rights at s % IN
any town or county in Virginia, not already exciH-
slyeJ furnished, on application to Mr.. Cornelas
Payne, Lynchburgh, or the Subscriber, Rehuo1d.
JOHN PERKINS
October 10. If
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GUS terms TO the purchasers.
January s. w4w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-28
NOTICE.

HE unders igned, two of the commissioners ap
pointed BY the act Of Congress passed on the
thirty first Of March, one Thousand eight hundred
and fourteen, entitled an act providing for the in
Identification of certain claimants of public lands in
the Mississippi territory, hereby, according 20 the
injuncions of the said ac,, give notice to all whom
il may concern :
That tho com missoners appointed By the said act
will the first Monday in January next at the
City of Washington, as by the said act is directed,
for the purpose then, or as soon thereafter may
be practicable Of adjudgng ard determining upon
the sufciency OF all such releases, ents and
powers may be executed and eposted in the
Office of the Secretary of State, in Conformity with
the directions of the said act ard also her md
there. soon thereafter as may &c practicable.
for the purpose of sdjudgihg anc finally determining
upon III Controversies arising from released clams
which may be found to conflict with, and be adverse
to each other and also ct adjudging and de,ermin.
ing upon all such claims under certain act, or pre-
tended act, of the state of Georgia, entitled Z" an
act supplementary act emitted an act for ap!
propriang part of the INDICATED territory Of this
state (Georga) for the payment of the late state
troops and other purposes therein mentioned, declar-
ing the right OF this state The unappropratcd
rtor, hereof for the protection and support of tho
frontiers Of this state and For other purposes, pas
sed January the, seventh, one thousand seven Lun,
dred and ninety five, as may be found TO have
ed to the United States b. operation of law ard,
generally, tor the purpose of doing am perfon ing
all matters and things enjoned upon IN. said conn
thousand esh. hundred md fourteen, aforesaid.
JAMES MONROE,
Acting .secretary Of tate.
RICHARD kUsH,
attorney General
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-28
Or PRIZE LIST .

The British brig Courtney, with about 30
tons Cordsge, 200 packages Dsy Goods, 40
boxes shcathing Copper,and quanIity Of bar
Iron, prize to the priya,eer brig Yankee, Of
Bristol, r. !. arrived a. Now-B Bsdford. i7,h
inst. The Courtney is new vessel Of abou,
200 tons, and copPered. She was from Lon.
don bound TO Pernambuca, and was captured
lth ult.
Arrived at Charleston, 6. CD on the 9th instant.
British brig Portesea from Havana bound TO London,
of eight 1zpounders, with full cargo of sugar and
coffee, prize to the privateer schooner Kemp, Of
Baltimore.
The British ship RoselIa, of 204 tons. 16 guns,
priz. to the Kemp. with full cargo Of coffee &c.
totally lost on Charleston bar, 9th inst. There
were but few articles saved.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-28

WILMINGTON, N L. Dee 8
Arrived on the 9th inst at Smihyilie, ths private
armed schooner Kemp of Baltimore from short and
successful cruise OF dsys. Fifty pTisosers we're
brought up to town Isst evening
EXTRACT FROM Ioc Boog.
A shorf account cf action betwesa he med
schooner kemp, Of Baiimore, JosepA .fimeda, sSa-
mander, and small flee, belonging to the .-nemy, on
the I'd day of December, 1914
On Thursday, Dec lBI IN lat. 80, rs, N. at IL
O'Clock oescried feet Of 9 sail gave chace and at
IL came up with them aud found one o be frigate
the scene soon changed she gave chace TO rs, and
at Z. NJ was out OF sight and We in pursuit OF the
beet at day light saw them from the mast head
long way of to the wndward, st2 r NJ coming up
with them fast they tackled ship and stood for in
regular order and commenced by firing broadsde
after broadside they passed us, when within mus
kc, shor We commenced with great guns and
small arms; at half past We Boarded brig and
carried her with only one man wounded, ship, brig
and schooner kept up brisk are on and not
altogether idle a. half past boarded the ship and
she hauled her colors down, we then gave three
cheers and prepared to board the she cried
foi quarters we ordeted her 10 remain where she
WAS, and engaged the other brig, ia Is minutes she
was glad to haul her coiors dow.
The schooner and one brig rehoisted their coiors,
commenced firing, made sail snd cft the feet, we
then went along side another ship and she soon
thought il most prudent to haul down her coiors
The day being now very far spent and some endea
vourihg TO make their escape, We conceived IL best
for US to secure what we already had in our pos
session
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-28
se 80, TH.9AfEb-A7'hkET


HAS FOR sALE-FOR CASH ONLY,
Best Piated & COM JaPanned Lamps &
mon Castcrs. Candlesticks.
Best & com. plated House, hearth, and
Candlesticks.. dusing Brushes.
Real Britannia & A Clothes, hair g. shoe
merican Teapots. Brushes.
Crcampots and Su. Pearl set, gold, Jet
gar Dishes. and gilt Jewelry.
Plated & India De- Warranted gold &
canter Stands. other Necklaces.
Japanned Tea and One pair silver lu-
Bread Trays. reens.
Wine Walters. Silver Porringers,
Tea Caddies. Cream Pots, La
Snuiters and Trays. dies, Spoons, Su-
Table, carving and gar longs, Thin
desert Knives and bles, &c. &c.
Forks. also, just receiVra,
Jack, pocket & pen A small assortment
Knives. Epaulets, Plumes,
Pocket Books Cords, &c.
.NewhOrt, Drc 81. 1914.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-28
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The ship Esscx Junior, Captain Allen,snd
tho brig Sally, Gordon, both for Europe,
with caIgocs, and Two schoonefs, went TO 500
on Thursday. The letter of msrque brig
G. iiterioD, sailed to- rance on Tuesday A
gentleman who came up from Sandy Hook
last ev' niDg, states, tha, no esemy's scsseis
nave been in sight since Fnd4y.