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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-13

A new mode OF Praise and Thanksgiving
was adapted in the town of Ipswich, Mass. on
the evening OF the last Thanksgiving day.
Ten young couple were joined 10 :" holy wed
locks bands" whose names are recorded in
the Boston papers, with the sddition---" and
some others Dhose names sve have nor aseer.
famed !'-Pr2V. Par.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-13

Sierra Leone.-The brig Traveller, Capt.
Cuffee, has sailed from Wes,port, for Sierra
Leone, with several colored families, in all
about 40 persons, who intend 10 form settle
mem there This, says correspondent, is
sen5ins COSTS 20 New. Castle.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-13
NEW PORT.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBFR Is, lsl.
CONGRESS-.

Our information from Washington is to
"Wednesday the 9Th inst. The only business
done in Congress on Tuesday, was the read
ing of the Presidents Message, and the pas
sing of an order for the printing Of six thou
sand copies.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-13

,1,HosE persons who have demands against the
L Uniied states s.ar.er Master Generals Depart
men, prior TO the Is OF august. Ixi5. are request,
cd 10 call at 20. 3, Thsues-sFcet snd receive their
pay. Y. f.hclLCN-Ns ~ 'Th
Negps,, p:S. 9, i3i&
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-13
" LATEST NEIVS.

The brig Marquis Wellington, arrived a,
Savannah, 25th ult. in l6 days from Martini
que-The captain informs, that on the 9TH
Nov. = French brig Of war arrived al tnat
place, from L'Orient,with the treaty Of peace
ratified, between the allies and France The
terms OF the treaty are, that the allied powers
are to keep possession Of eight Of the s,ron.
ges fortrcsses 10 France, for eigh, years
that the British are to hold Brest harbor and
Suadaloupe, for the same space Of time and
that 10000 troops are to remain IN France
for six years and to be under the command Of
Lord Wellington.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-13
New War in Europe K.

letter from respectable gen.lernao dat
cl Hamburgh, Sspie ember 25, menlions that
Gus, as Eirope WAS rel ,cins 10 a general
peacs, war had sesn c9mnene,d by rark:y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-13

.fnd hossession given immediately.
THAT pleasantly situated House and Garden own
ed, and formerly occupied BY FREEaAs MAY.
sgRay, in Washington.street. For particulars m
quire at this cffiee. Dec. -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-13
MARSHAL,S SALE.
Union Woolen Manntactovy.

THE UNION WOOLE.v .H3.NUF3CT0RY'
i established at Portsmouth, (on this Island) is
now in operation The Machinery is new, and Of
the best kind, and an experienced Workman has
been employed TO carry il The Proprietors will
receive w DOL to manufacture into CLorn, and the
whole process, any branch of its manufacturing,
shall be done in the best manner, as expeditousy,
end on as reasonable terms as can be donc ., any
Mandatory in the State Apply at the Msnnfacto
ry, TO JOHN DABCOCk, 1geW.
Porlshssiah, Dee 13, 1915 Uas
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-13

Letters from Bordeaux, of Oct. g, state,
that nothing was known for certainty res.
pecting the treaty concluded between France
and the Allies.-Bssf. Pal
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-13

the daring Whisbj was promoted fsom .he
command OFT frisa,e TO seven,y'four, ior
numbering the unfortunate Pierce, end that
Admiral Berkeley, who directed The honorable
attack on the Chesapeake, was rewarded for
his services by one Of the most inporian,
commands in The British navy, We canno,
doubt that the rising merit OF the heroic
Drary will receive the most haueting
marks of encouragement fIom the British
government.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-13

against R-ssiA andAos&saF Several inei-'
dents in ,he late Eosiish papers corroborste
this unhappy ss~ws. General Beningsen was
marching Russian army toward. the Tur.
kish ffon.ier--and an Austrian levy was an
nounced Of 100000 men.--B0s. Par.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-12

the sixteenth day of Apr, in the year one housano
eight hundred and fourteen, shall be repealeo
anu cease To b, H. force
Sec. lind be "a further enacted, That the barges
and other wss - G. Imposing ,he hota establish.
ment, (they b,irg hs, Invested CT their guns and
military stoves which 10 be- carefully preserr,d,l
shall be sold or laid up under this direction OF tho
President OF the United STATES, and the monies ari-
sing ,hereirom tad in,o he treasury therof
Sec s. ind be H. further esacied That all the COM
mssoned and vatrau officers and all the privatcerc
who shall be d'schrged in consequences of the re.
peal OF the wts afoVesid, shalt be entitled to
receive -four n'nths' pay oven and above whit may
he due 10 lhemr specivey at the time of their dia
charge.
sec 4 lind ,s further enacted, That the president
OF the United states be- and he hereby is suhorsed
10 cause all thtarned vessels thereof on the lakes
excer, such sshe may deem necessary TO enforce
the proper execution Of the revenue laws, TO be sold
or lsidstp ~ nc may judge most conductive TO the
pubic 4lerests such vessels being frst 5yested Of
their sssnams Mt, tackle and furniture, which are To
be carefully preserved
Sec. S. .ind 5e it fr,Aer enacted, That the act.
entitled "An act authorizing the President Of tho
United States to cause to be built, or purchased
the vessels therein mentioned" passed the fifteenth
day OF Move Der, IN the year thousand eiEht
hundred and fourteen be and the same is hereby re-
pealed aud The President of the United States ia
hereby authorized TO cause to be sold such Of tho
vessels acquired under the sad act, he may deem
inexpedient to be retained in the public service :
and to cause the money arising thercfrom to bo
pad into the public treasury. A
Sec. 6. Ind be m further enacted, That tho
President OF the United States be, and he is hereby
authorized to be sold, they being first de
vested of their guns and military stores which ara
TO be carefully preserved. such and so many oftho
gunboats belonging TO the United States. in his
judgement may longer be necessary to be retained
N the public service and such ofshe warrant OFF,
GERS and p'ivates as may discharged in consequence
of such sale, shall be entted 10 receive four months
pay over and above Mia, may be due TO them a, the
time of their discharge
LANGDON cHEvES.
Speaker of fhe Houss Of Rsp'rsen,ofires.
JOHN NILLAkD,
President, pro fempore. Of fhe Senate.
Feb 27,1SI5.-.ibprored JAMES MADISON
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-12

TAXES this method to inform his old Customers
and the Public in general, that he Can furnish
them at the shortest notice, with the following art-
eies, at wholesale or retail, VIZ :-whi,e Rope, Of
all sizes deep.sca and hand Lines, Log.Lines |;
Housing and Marine seine, sewing and whipping
TwIne; Pack Thread Cod Lines Bedcords, from
to L. Dollars per dozens Fish Lines, all sizes, Of
Sp'ton, fax or silk Cbsik-Lines, MuIe-Bssding /,
cotton add silk Cords, for trimmings. carpet Warp
and Filling Flax. Tow. &c &c. &c.
He assures those who may favor him with their
custom that the above articles will be manufactur.
ed OF he best materials, warranted as good, and
sold as cheap as can be purchased in the State Of
Rhode-ls March g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-12
NICHOLAS GEFFROY,

No. l25, Thamf s-streef,
INFORMS the pubic that he has for sale, indepcn-
dent OF his c instant supply of Cutlery, Je~ery,
Watches. Looking Glasses, &c &c->ugar, Coffee,
best supe fine Pn'ade phia Flour. 10y wholesale and
retail, at very reasonable prices for cash
He also continues his professlos Of manufacturing
Gold and Silver Ware-snd gives the value Of
old Gold and silver according TO their standard
great variety ct other articles will be found at
his store, which are too numerous to mention.
.veIrporf, Februaru q, 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-12
WILLIAM WHITE.

No. 81, Long HhaT, Has for SAFE,
/ IL ssss bsis pps'' first quality clS'
20 pipes Malaga WINE.
2 ditto Lisbon,
20 20 b Sbs first quality MoLAssEss
20 bbs. Havana brown SUGAR;
1000 VT COFFEE;
10 10 sss.': s,,,s ssssss.s. asisn sli"'} TEA.
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
10 70 d'o d%to sp1D'sn s. sEeAns. first quality
ditto Playing CAkD5:
100 bottles CASTOR OIL.
-.fLSO-
A very large assortn,en, of GROCERIES as usual
Ncaborf, .3brd5. 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-12

NO. Sc, ZH0Mes- -sirttf,
u EsPECrFULLY informs the public tLat he a
Al gain occupies his old stand. IN Newport, wne,e
Gsntienen aud l.. dies can be accommodated with
gen'eei Boarding and Lodging AS formerly lie al
so improves The wharf and stores of Wm Gardner, [,
Gate Caleb Gardner, Esp where ships may be acl
commodated with wharfage aid every necessary E 4
tliing and wnere goods may be stored on reasons
bic terms. The smallest favor gratefully ackno~F
edged .ipTi 5.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-12
CRANSTON & SHAW,

Hare for sale. at their store,
Ia pipes GIn ii hhds. do do.
Rum so bhis Bread; Is boxes Soap; So do Choco-
late; II do Candles March l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-12
Cheap Stocking Yarn.
f.. w. LAWrON,

T.. w. LhW w ON,
TT As just received, small lot (including An as.
sortmen, of nuwbers) of 3threaded slate col.
ou cd Stocking YARN, partially stained, which
be sold blythe bundle, pound or sken, at about
OH. half the usual price
\n assortment at Yarns of the frs ,s.,lity, at
Haetofy prices, al as'ssi 5ss. -
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From THE Mill!

TUsr received at the
j DOMESTIC W.9RE-H0USE.
60 pieces Stripes and Plaids;
1000 VT. Twist and filing, white and COL
ored, from No. to So inclusive.
Likewise-a well assorted invoice Of Shirtings,
Sheetings, Chex, sewing Threads, Tickings, knit
ting Cotens, &C. which is offered accommodat.
ing terms and at reduced prices
j. w. EDDY, ever grateful to tho public
for their liberal patronage, soicits continuance.
O,ders from mis- distant Customers,a'ie nd
ed to with promptitude. March %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-12

To repeal certain acts concerning the Aoa service
and for other purposes.
BE enacted BY the Senate ana Honse Of Repressn
iaires Of he United States Of inerica, IN congreu
assembled, that from and after the first day Of April
next, the act entitled An act authorizing The Pres
iden Of the United States TO TO be built barges
for the defence of the ports and harbours of the
United stsscs," passed the hfib day ofJuly, in the
year thousand eight hundred and thirteen, and
also an act entitled an act authorizing the appointment
Of certain Officer, fcr the a-i.ls service" passed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-15

the terms Of subscription are equal preferences
VIZ be gwen to Uiers for paving in Treasury Noc.
wh'ch have become due andrcnisin srpad. with 40
" allowance OF tie interest upon such notes. as wei,
since, as before they becsme due
j. Onfaurc TO pay any ins,aert NJ the time s,iprjs
TED, the nest preced' ins,s;mcnt shall be forfeited
tor theuse OF th. U. States
T. Scrlp-certiestes will be issued bv the Cashiers OF
ue hanks INTO winch the payments shall be male,
!" We corporations, or persons, making the pay
hiencs the CASHIERS, will, also, endorse the psy-
merit OF zoe successive ns,slments; the scr,p-ccrt-
hcates VIII be ass gnl, by endorsement and ,eIive-
ry and viii be funded at the i.oan-O Office of the
sAte,in winch the bank IS sitiiated where III. nav.
ments have been made
s. For the amo'n: loaned stock will be issued when
the instanerts are completed, bearing interest vt
per cent per an,iun, PAYABLE quarter yearly Tn.
Sax viii be rcimbrr,abe At the plrssor. of the u
States NJ any time al twelve year from the last t
December next aud the Sinking Fund is charged
with the puncttiaI payment Of the interest Ant, the
reimbursement of the principal, sccoriie 10 con-
tract
II is desirable far as the public interest vii, ,,sr
mt, TO r. dee the amour, OF the Treasury Note debt
and particularly, the portion OF it, which i. due and
unpaid and. therefore, an early subscription /, re-
commended 10 the holders nf Treasury Notes Rut
IN order TO save time ard trouble it NAV be prcper 10
OBSERVE that the terms o the proposals should b. AT
some relation othe SEXUAL fair price ofs,ock Ia the
rnsrket Of Philadelphia or New-York
"A commission ofone-fnurh per cent will be slloO-
en- tn any person collecting subscription. for the pur-
pose OF Incorporating them in proposal TO the A.
mount OF $4,000 dollars or upwards, provided such
proposals shall be accepted.
Al DALLAS,
Seeresary Of tie IrrG,,ay
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NOTICE.

virtue ofa Deed of Trust executed 10 The Sub
, scribers by Webster & Wood, for the purnos. of
securing the payment Of certain sums Of m anev ,here
mentioned we ss proceed to sell al Public Auetio,
to the highest bidder, Tuesday the eed, of ,hi,
month, tir otherwise, the fair day. at the Kim.
y" aha'n Mills, tie following property viz:
good strong Carriage with plated harness. for ,sr
h"fses: Gig g Pu'sess; quantity of R5ueeIoif
and hsche7i Fwa''nue; two sets Of Placfs,r
oos, nearly news Eve OF SIX good Horses two CD
tive Mules; large stock of Hogs superior breed. a
stock OF Cattle. ong which is four Mich Cows ,,,d
Spf1ine pair of work Steers; Carts Wagon and sI
Farming Utensils, snone which Peacock and Carr
rio'xhs; Jack ass; between 8 and 400 bs,rels ne
Corn, my at Aylet's, in tie umber-hou-e rf Robert
H''''"T, t7-betwccn ami SD bsrreiq iyirc ST u;
neral Chamherl:ync's in New-Eent county aid SO or
90 barrels At the Mills all OF orc last CROP anal ,s,
eel OF oddervit the Corn lying Mt Gen Cbsanbtr.
isynes ssonli not be sold nc above sreci a time, !,
Will be efrcd for sale at New Kent Court-norse on
April court day
TemS--aI sums under $50, cssh; suns ofso 4 nm.
wards, bmonths credit, for hoods wit., p l',vec ecu
rity, 70 carry interest from date
FOR PRTY.9I'7 SIZE.
Httweon ard locc harreii Flour living n the Yinp
William Mills aud Piping Trae--siso, pair Of BUR-
Mill Stone. 1865
FREDEnIcE PLEtsANTs,o
HFNRS fOMPNlNS jr T,7is-e,.
jctiiT ;. ThIiGT
March I5----ids
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NfCI ICE.

4 T meeting Of the Members # The s,,r,;,s
IN Committee of the Mutual Assurance Soc;c,,. -
esn't Ere on Buildings of the State oil Virginia. held
A. the General Office Of Assurance, on the An day rs
March, 1915 - 80! u
present a,l the u,ernber.l
lhe beard proceeded the Election Of a Pr;rc;,,i
agent, 20 supply tie vacancy occasoned by the de,h
~ Ssnne, Grcenhow and upon examining the ballots.
-, IVA VIKINGS was declared 30 he duly elect.
ell DAVID BULLOCK.
Chairman Standing Co7a,a.tce
an extract from the journal OF the Standing
Committee of the NJ. 4. Society
Ieste, IeT7iS III pituiqj,, O. 6 q
~ The Editors of the Norfolk Herald the Po,.,,
burg Republican. the Lynchburg Press the Stauntnn
Observer, and the Alexanria Herald. will pleass ;,
set the above advertisement twice in each of ,he ma
ers' anH forward their accounts to the Office Of the
Society in Richmond for payment
March
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WAsHINGTOS, March IL.
NOTICE.
March IS

7yeaSnyy Department, March 10, 1915
10 pursuance of powers, '-iic have been duly vest
ed in the Secretary Of the reaqury under an act of
the Congress oithe United States entitled An act TO
authorize loan for som not exceeding eighteen
millions. Cour hundred and fifty thousand, eight
hundred dollars" approved b. the President Of the u.
States the 81 Of March, current, proposals will he
received by the Secretary Of tie Treasury from this
lime, until the FIRST day OF May (unless the a.
mount required should lie previously sabscribedl for
loan to the u. States, ofthe of twelve millions Of
Dollars any part thereof, oil the following terms, K
in the following mannsr:
l. The proposals must state the amount to be loaned
the rate ~ which the stock will Ie received the in
stalmeuts in which the party will make the pay
rDents, no, exceeding, for The whole, ninety days
from the datc NJ thr subscription, ard the banks into
which the payments viii he made.
Q The payments viii be received either in money, or
IN approved back notes, or in treasury notes actu-
ally issued before the Sd Of March current Under
the acts Of Congress, tassee, respectively C,e 3Bh
Of June, 1912. die 18th Of Fc,ruary. 1913, and
the 4th Of March, 1919, ~ their par valre
with the interest accrued thereon 81 the Gn,c
Of payment. The kind Of payment ~, oded "a
be made must be aasd IN the proposals spd wher,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-15

Nearhm THE rstified Treaty of Pescs has resch.
ed Montreal, & ispubIished in an Extra Gazette.-The
Montreal Herald Oft the 25th Ut in touching on the
disastrous from N. Orleans. says:
90 small force has been sent against
New Orleans, and the expedition has failed ::
al hds Jailed we have had recourse to
peace. and this may also fail in tbs proffer-
ca terms OF our wise ministers. When sh III
the measure of Our humiliation be Fl led q
We answer, 1t is FIJI 10 the 5ri1i-The ma
ton which struck all Europe with terror has
succumbed to the pitlfu republic of Ameri-
Ca ., a people yet in the cradle" (Truc, Mn.
I5HA-beat by Hercules in his cradle y But
TINS people are RehubHc-" Aye there's
the ruby
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List NIGHTS .E.aiL.
Hasiinrtoa. March I3.
HIGHLY INTERESTING.
he TDIrCRs

IT. StodGQrT, FEB. II.
have only moment TO write, and should
not write at all, but that times are become
very critical here.
The British seem determined not tn leave
the Gulf Of Mexico, without doing something.
Capt FerCy,w CO 'nroanded at the former at
tack on Mobile Point, was lately at the pass OF
Christina, as 7 am told. He there observed.
that they had been deceived in their first at
tack on Fort BOWER, bGs that they had now
made such arrangements as would humble the
Americans
On Tuesday, IS vessels anchored Oft Mo
hi Point AZ the distance Of or miles.
1 Two or three appeared TO be frigates The
greater part were brigs of war, as was sup
posed. There were also some large vesss is,
supposed TO be transports. On Wednesday, 9
transports were perceived To be landing their
troops between the Point and PerdiLo
Inc fleet then amounted to So A schr
and bafges entered the bay--tbe former by
way OF pass Horn, between Dauphne Island
y the shore west of the bay. Fl. Bower, at
the Fonts on the narrow neck of land which
stretches out on tie east side of the bay, and
commands the oriy channel for large vessels.
Sorie British troops have landed On Dau-
phiDe Island. On Thursday. \ heavy firing
commemorate CONTINUED great part OF that
day. and the day following and some guns
we're heard this morning.
We have about 400 men in Fort Bowver--
but provisions are extremely scarce there.
as well as through the whole Of the Mobile
country. Oar troops in the fort have but a.
bout ten days supply. Some was sent down
on ednesday or Thursday, but it is feared it
must have fallen into The enemy's ha, ds fea:.
our whole army & our whole population will
suffer severely. The result on the Point is
differently anticipated ! am told the alarm
at Mobile is not SO great as ithas been on ma
ny less occasions.
confess have ny fears, tho, as never
was at Fort Bowyer, / cannot Judge sat;Sf,c-
torily. The faithful and vigilant collector Of
Mobile has Come up with his books and pa
pers. and other public records
am, gentlemen, yours, &c.
P. s. enclose 4 letter rece, we'd this mo.
ment. from col. J. Smith, formerly Senator
from Ohio
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VIII BE SOLD.

ON the premises, tie TWO NEW TFNE-
' y fiEN'TS belonging tn the subscriber on G. be-
tveen 9TH and 9th streets Friday, the seventeenth
OF this month. One fourth ofthe purchase money 10
be paid down one other fourth, in SIXTY days the
balance in six and nine months thereafter tle pnr
chaser giving negotiable notes. with an approved Ell.
dOrser, payable And negotiable at either The bnnks in
this CITY title will be made the purchaser, upon re-
ccpt of the purchase The sale will be made
under the management of'rhomas Taylor.
WM.C. WILLIAMS.
March Is. tbs
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LHP0RT4A'TTO THE .qFFLIC7E d.

zNtHu ] uIfHt o7lTdE russ O7IlaTf5 fD1T1cdI-
ate TeiicfiH all cases of ruhture.
FgNHE inconvenience Of pressure 80 generally com
plsiued OF 90 ti,e hips in Ill he common TrAsses
IN use, - Ia tie construction Of this Truss completely
ob'mted ny tie mole ~ which the elastic cushion au1
spiral srrog applied The power with which thev
act may bcVaricd at Il the dissgrecabe feeling
sri1ng from friction, is tlcreby entirely avoided In.
stead Ot the elasticity pressure being in q circular
spring, as IN common Trus'es, consists principally in
elastic cushion. produced BY 4 spiral spring. iec.
ting s powers solely to the aperture rptured part,
which can DC increased diminished At pleasure as
exercise rest may require. This Ingenious and i'm.
portant new con trusted truss. serves for either right
on left SIDE, by changing the grille ard Buckles on Tive
opposite side, rs the occasion may require. Fir sale
blythe slh'crihers sole Ue1pers for the city Of Rich
moud and its vicinity.
GEO VI CNRRTNCTOV s. Co
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UiLsns,aM. Ek %

- - ~ ~ SlotVte, = D u.
-1i95. Cen 'Sorin M> british conpi1r,aE,, On, the
.NIdgITa frontier hGs communicated to hc command
rig officer Gs BgFaio hathe hadis.ued II or.r. f,r
tie cessation Of hosfifies 'v,a consratatea I'm, On
the soent Of peHss Les.Oesi tie rvs countries.
Buflo Gag
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FDUCHVTON
OF yDUMc fDyrc

- CC@fP LII DlGo
& Ms ANN CAMP, wishes 10 iniorr4 her s.is,I,
Nv and the public that she has been induced iv he
return OF PEACE again tn omen her hoase for tn. 70.
cspuon o. such 10ng Ladies desire TO mike Rich
mono the scene OF then literary and general ipr~ya-
ment Sine has taken COR tis purpose the con,rlp i
Gus three story Brick Icnc street IShoc.ce
lii ioasng 70 the estate ofthe late Mr. I,foresr.
anr' sue trusts hat her long experience in the mater.
nal siyansFip of Young Female, nav enabIe ba, -
40 u,nce to the nnportast Charge she proposes to IA
iier terms tnr boarding, washing and lodg;ae will
ne :ttp 1'Hars tei G1rte1' and the Young Ladies'
coNdsd to her care may attend any Of the Richmond
Semnarles, that NAV be preferred by their Pare te.
CT Mrs Camp reenestst ladies' Of her sco.tair- :,
tance ~ The diff rent parts ofthe state to mate Ills no
tie. generally kho~nn their respective counties
March IT, w2y
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD

I'D ANYWAY from the Subscriber, about the fist Of
se August last a Brgli, Nuatto Man, by the main.
ofHED about 80 years old he large aud well made
rather straight h.ir, ks right check asd
anrther on Of his legs TIC shin bote.-Iie
has friends near Lyuch54rg, in Campbell, Amherst II
Buckingham, and has been bar'ourcd hereHtYre Us
1nde stand Wy some grOes freed by tie late Riesrd
Randolph, and lving near Farmyiiis, IN Prince Eil~
ward cosnty The above reward will be paii e. anT
person Who will deliver tie sid fellow to mo II nv re-
Ndence, near Wiiliss's Mountain, in nc ccr,n of
Buckingham, IL t1sn within the county: ard sail be
IA addition 20 What the Law SLOWS, H taken ont o tc
county iive ~. LrB0LLilSC
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