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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-25
Major General JAcKsoN.
FnRTRoWYER. &c.

The recent events in that Quarter have in
duced us to examine into the topography and
situation of the country about the mouth OF the
Mobile. The following particulars, whilst they
shew that no honor has been lost by the Capt.
tulati,;n of Fort Bower, may not be unsstisfac-
tory to our readers generally:
Fort Bowyer is at the entrance of Mobile
Bay, 2pi lite Dauphr Island, and distant three
miles from it, receiving It's name from the wor-
thy Col Bowyer, then Major in the old second,
who SUI Jerintended its erection. The fort is
well planned, and the work we'll executed. 1t
was calculated to accommodate about three
hundred men
In August last, Major lawrence took the
command, = in smali detachment oil the I'd
inian ry, and few artillcrsts. Since his gall
lant and su cesstui defence OF that place on
the 5lh at sept mber, which Justly secured
him the approba ion OF his country, the water
bst ry hes been EXTENDED. At the late attack,
II was occupi d by three companies of the I'd
infantry an small detachment of artillery I'M
der the command of M ior Lawrence Fort
Bowyer has h. entire command of the passage
INTO Mobile b < is we'll constructed fordefence
by water, but cannot be defended against
grestly superior iandfpce 1t is an airy, health
ful stua ion, W supplied with good waterby
digging hree 'et, nd wood rs eisiiy obtained.
AT this station, IL, troops o. tie United States
have always enjoyed good health
Fort Charlotte regular built work, Stu
a'ed at the he of Mob lie By, and at the
mouth of Mobile river. 1t WOULD require four
hundred ar Ill ristS 10 defend II e iC w re in
good order Ii was much out of repair VIII n
delve' ed up to the Uoited States. Fort Char
loote is commanding, but is unhealthy it be-
ing surrounded by fresh water marshes. The
water in the town OF NJ bile is not drank by
those citizens who can afford to sesd miles
for it to an EXCELLENT stream called the Portage,
where good, clear, and wholesome water can
always be had. The water for the troops is
brought from that place.
Mr.. Monroe having left the seat Of govern
mest, on an excursion to the country, Tor the
recovery Of his health, MIR. Dallas will, we un
derstand, discharge the duties of Secretary o.
War, until the arrival of Mr.. Crawford from
France.
Mr.. Hughes, the Secretary ofthe Legation at
Client. arrived in this city on Friday evening
MIR. Smaller and Mr.. Boyd, who came over with
him in the Transit, have also reached the
city.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-25
WAsHINeroM. March is.

On the 9th inst very splendid dinner
was given by number of the citizens of
Boston to General MILLER, in testimony
of their appreciation of the military servi.
ces he has rendered to his country----at
which WILLIAM EUsTIs presided, assist.
ed by some of the best men Of that country.
The following, being the first toast, correct
ly embodie-, we believe, the sentiment of
he Democracy of the East
The Commander in chief Of tie Army
and Navy Of the United States-His pat.
riotism and undaunted perseverance in a
season of dark ness and difficulty, have been
20 his friends in the East like the shadow
of great rock in weary land"
Nat. Zue
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-25

Notice to Clerks of Courts.
CLERKs whose duty it is to Transmit to the
~ Auditors Office copies of the sheriF'a
bonds, are earnestly requested TO be promptin
the discharge OF that duty.
JNo. BURFOoT, A.P.A.
March %. 6w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-25

For sale at this Office, the
first and Second Volumes Of
the Revised Code,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-25
wAsuISorox, March 90, 1915.

SURRENDER OF FORT BOWER
Getty Of a Letter. from Major General Jack.
SON 10 the Secretary Of War, dated.
Head Quarters, 9TH Military district,
New-orleens, Oath Feb. 1916, s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-03

Comet, with the mail on board, WIS taken by
the enemy's bsrges above Seweu's Point, bound
to Norfolk, about two O'Clock, and burnt-ohe
had on board twelve or fifteen passengers,
some OF whom, with tho mail, it is stated con-
hdently made their escape III the boat be-
longing 70 the Comet There have been 9
barges in the Roads from about IL O'Clock
I'll few moments past. when It was report
ed to me, that they Appeared TO DC going
brskiy towards their ships.-The cause OF
my nOt ~r.iig earlier is, that we have been
under arms iii town and near the river from
the inst appearance of the barges in the
Roads till 4 few moments past. alsc
thought It prudent to sec whether they meant
10 attack the town or return to their ships be-
f5rc the Videte set off There are Only
slnps and brig will, several tenders laying
near the Caps"
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= DOLLAftS RIE WAMD

sun-ar'av from the subscrhe on the nigh, of ,h,.
~ -'th Vi, negro man bv the name %, DICK III:
Is 'ooat ave 'eet two inches nigh, dark complexion.
pr ssig countenancc when spoken 10 he iss = SCR
on one arm, and one leg He car,l. with him y c,,,,,
bihe hroadclotl coat, good iack f,r hal, and No.
o' rck boots There is doubt hut that he has n,o
e,len ires pass and viii endtaYor pass rs free
man He en- read aud prob 'bv write
As the above went oil without any p,ovo.a,;,,
't is po1s'hc he isendcsvorpg 10 get to the. ~
10 some nithe Northern States
le above reward VIII b. paid By the snbscrher r;r
the delivery ofthe sail ,nanto me or for s.,,;, ,
in any Jail so that can get him.
ELIZABETH MINIS.
'Ioochland, December 5la'. 1914. w5wp
IN CHAM FRY Mecklenbu1g County 1,--,,,;
! l9th pecamber, 1914
john Stevens and hwy ts wife, furmeriy Hn,v,.
hifdrick, and one OF the chidi "a. vi John ti,dr.
f.ainRFt
Anderson rasea executor Of John Kin.I.:ei. .yoh..
PmrIoI and Sally his wife, John kn,lliek .J,h.,
Price and Betsy his wife, Joshua Di,l;,s .,,,t on
dience hi' wife, James D,,k;rs = Il Toy his yjc'
John .ieAid aud Sally his wifi, john Cu:r;r-har1,
Huz@y Cunningham, Jacob birmingham. * heccs
Cunningham, George Cunningham, John nm
Gown and bctsey ms iit Edmund hntlrick, T;ic,.-
ard K'nfi'ck, saI'h n drick, Dennis Kinfrict
James Nin'irick and Polly Kndriek Ilrf7tdtg,s
~ es,nd"nts, (t& sl'i Anderson PASCAL exc raj.
tor of John Kindrick) t iaying cntered fb.... a.,
p-sranc' according To TIC IF Assembly and tb,
rules Oh iis court amd appearing TO The Satisfaction,
"i tne court that they lot inhabitants Of this tat
81; l'c moiau oi the ;laiati by ,if,ir attornsvj. -
tbdsred, hat they apTca" here on the. &, 4 Iay -.
.H"fch court next ard eJIt-r their appra-a 60 ar,.
Sit%cr ,hG i'iahhifs 5-snd thetA eoFy oi this o-,
be inserted m one nf TIE newspapers printed in E,-s
fnond. fcf two months scc, ssively and ,ha, amor, =
copy thereof oe posted q the front looc Of t, ou,
house OF the sSid county.
4 copy Tr-te,
Decernhcr ~ w2yr 70 "
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-03
-hrEU ORIE1Nco

city, from ms friend in n. OIieaas, dafed
Nov. So
we are seriously expecting a formidable
INVASION from the Enemy IN this quarter, but
from cur confidence in Gen. jackson, who is
no" at the head OF TO- Geo men, and in "a few
weeks VIII receive a reipforccnent of as ma
ny more. we APP rchend no great danger to
this City, or to the State at large, ard are
toiSra1ly united in sfforciing al the means of
men and money in our power"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-03
TIE lSHETJFF.y :

& } the eeantes OF Snry Isle OF Wight and Prince
counties at Char1;te, Halifax md Prime Edward.
composing another District, Of the counties Of Giol
9e'ter, Ni"i!iesex and Matthew's, composing another
D'shet ~ the c"Ites OF SPOTS, iysnia Orangc Ma
'iiso" and Culpeper, composing ano,bcr D;s,r;r &c
the counties o' Loudoun and Fanrr, composing a,o
ther i'lst'et andof the counties of Frederick Berk.
ley, Jefferson fiamsh and fa,iy, composing AN
oIr I"sftet; Mhic' several Districts constitute the
p Class Of the Senate o rgnia ore go. TO tske
notice that an election, in ralato IS to be held ON NE
court Hays OF the ir respective counties in T. month of
rrl next Tor tue election of Senator 70 represent
s,en :" tht sad Districts in the General assembly fer
tour years next eLsanc.
THO BANsFORD,Cs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-03
ENQUIRER- OFFICE,
RICHMOND, [va.i JANUARY ), 1911.
FOR THE KwQUIRER.
THE PROSPECT BEFORE US!

The PROoPFCJ BEFORE US!
The internal situation of this Country and
its political relations with foreign states are
critical in the extreme, add must excite in the
mind of every hecting man, apprehensions
of serious neutrality-suspicious. found
ed upon the raj STATE Of hii,gs-and not
conlured up by a tmorous sprit.-1hey are
not the plantoms of a disturbed imagination
Let every candid, sober minded man examine
into The stu tion Of affairs, let him look OH
the prospect before US, aud say whether it
bri,,ntens Oil the mind, OF still continues 70
grow darker,--NVe are at war with a power
ful, ambitions nation jealous Of our future
prosperity and power resolved TO huDl6le,
if moi conquer us and, to effect this, she pos
sesses immense resources both in men and
money, and navy larger and m IRE formida-
BILE than the combined n*yies of the weird be-
sides---Her armies are composed # n7ercc-
nary Urtf Ta1S collected from ever nation in
Euro)c and Injured to wars of CONGREGATION
and blOOd--iier government IS flushed with
triun.phs and iCtorics over the eli world,
anil, n.ste Of being at war with several asti-
ons, Heretofore, she is at war With Amer
ca al re
Such, M coJntrvmen, js your e7ie1V--But
what ~. y3.r m an, VII { your prospeCts
You haze a llttle gallant army but It is ua.
ked as suffering for every thing.--Itis,
5Hcjo y ncoguc:t to Congres, and to the
0o1ia .hat yoJl treasury IS empty, aud th4t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-03

VI ANlNG procured gentleman of approved Al If.
y and experience, proposes t. on n Srhcoi Of
Anpt-Iih IN which vii! be fought The Greek latin
and French languages, together with the various
branches of 80 English education The school will -
ncn on the 9Th oi January, ard terminate ON the 2,s
December. There will BE- vacation from the II A.,
gls. % TIC 81 October Ihe terms for b ard tu;tor
NC will re Sl40, payable half-yeariy in adva &c. ,sb
board r fnins ms own bed Parents who NAV tld,,
prefer 10 enr's' Their to his charge, NAV rest "a.
''a' one attention shall he psd to Geir morals
aud every exeiton used to adyane, their educ.iioo
ROBERT TEMPLE
Ampt-Fi'i, Chesterfield,
u-cemicr 81 &c
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POSTSCRIPT.
Sunday epcning.

= "
FROM BrgLIHCToN-A gentleman arriy-
ed III town this evening informs, that General
Macomh left that place on Thursday even
ing last for Plattsburg-on his way ne was met
by An express. ~ s. dragoon) which caused
him TO leave his lady, who was with him, when
ne SC: off alone. 1t was not known what
the express brought. a rep rt was preva-
lent, that the enemy contemplated an imme-
date attack on our flotlia at Whitehall
a gentleman arrived in town this day, who
states. that the encmv's ships .Nrsvcastte ard
.fcusfa, and a brig sailed from pio,incetown
on "Wednesday last, to cruize in our bay for
the Constitution, they understanding she was
nearly re&dy for sea. We win only say, that
the Costitution sailed from this port the Sa-
turday previous.
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PATIENTS

RE respectfully informed that Herbert c. Thorn
"a sin has vacancy in his Scrinary for pyrt;; -
la addition the various bra' chcs ofan Eneisa Eiu
cation, including The mathematics the FrcncS anplIa
vii be ,2ught. lie will also introduce Jinio class t
the Latin Language
The school viii commence on Monday next the
2nd of January at the Little Capitol
J er'us---C,S per quarter rsv:,fa II aS,a+,e-
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LETTER FROM NJ. yv-oRIEANs.

Letters weir' &C. v'rl -, Sa',"n, mail by Gentle
men N Richmond from New Oreans-No British
n 4" On the Baliz, on the 9th Dec or any expo dtion
eN', o % 'iat da''' II Newt rlea 4, where Jackson
wa then Stationed with 5000 men, and ZOO more On
,iir way TO oin BIN, which were expected 10 reach
him during the NIunth
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-03
ETrR gCL,. ruh....

NoRroLE, Dec 90" We are sor-y ~ have
u INFORM you OF the capture of the Scioenr Ri
S otat'S-She attempted Ia get 10 SEES night before
last, and hal srececded hot after being out some dis
c"ce ie'! IN with Nan nf War Brig Finding no
chance OF escape, In took to cir boat and mi
o" u, shore some wlere about Cape Henry. Capt Bene
uict got here las, 'ycuing, sc en- B3ois
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-03
TIE PUBLIC

I hE respectfully iaiorrned, that the Pnryr repre-
q senting
ERANCISCo'g I9EN con TIRE
WITH the British, is complies a,d will be delivered
N this city To Subscribers n,a lev days.
From tle justly acquired celebrity and talents ri
items ives dat this rs,;,iio ci :, will not i,Il
short OF the public eN r.,i,s"n.
Jan g. - EDO -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-03
llit. SCUCRIIIE.R

ESlEiNC - Pfi,csvic, (n the county of sme.
ui'ue his Roarr'n.; Schao ,,. cn,inr yc., ,,h, h..
VII teach the i.atr and Engi>h languages crain,;i
sAoy, History, topography, Mathematics Anthracite
~s ne pr'ee tor board viii lie $50 per year, tut;
ton -'ie the lst iuiy-tl.c ial,ncc a, , cx,,a
ton OF he year " a'hing, 50 cents per moa;b. ,l,-
students hH'irg thciF ds hedirg s; cardlcs TIE
sc'oo, VIII c"'dmencc the i5t January, and end tie
-"''' b'ce'nhe PuW's entered, vii. be c",s der Il
IS engaged of the ear unl,S. shorter r.,,,, 10 ,
elhed he situation IS hc.itiy, and tI,.. h,,jlins
comm, d'os the pcitornanc e, his ipti.. ,
Subscriber p=fses hus IL toh NJ L. IS attentive IN ~.
aus VI ms pHiis, than to their advancement h: T.
ter ~ mprOy, nCnt Lett rs addressed Ia ,l. S,s.
orr' directed toAmeia euirt-LouSe viii Ee attended
yOIIN Z.
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IM "tjRTNNT
T0 AEfN uEAcTNnEpc

I y NT.YN UFNCIUVERS
VSWlE SUBSCRIBER intends shortly To- keen m
hand, al kinds OF Machine Cards, for Cot,oo
eo"mo9 and Merno Woo--Said Cards viii be manu-,
laeturfd By the firm nf Uoodcock, Smith eSCo I'm
/ ester, Massachusetts anti war;, t,dto be Of The
hrs qu'Ilty and will he sold reasonable teriDsFo~
quality Of the Cards, please cal on Mr. Ricbard Hris
Of Richmond, or NJ. Joser H., 10 Pot.,ir,,
attended to. F~'
JOHN \. SMITH, Agent for IN.
firm Of WOodcock, s NTH SCo.
Dec 81
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their abuse Of good and attachment to evil.
Prov. Pat

BosToN, Dec. 23.
From the discharge of the drafted militia
az Piattsburgh, it is evident government either
has not heard of, or does not credit the re-
port, that the British contemplate u winter
campaign in that quarter
1t appears by Canadian papers that q part
OF the militia there continue embodied.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-03
BANk OF KihGiNIA.

Jmu -, 1914
VsTfIF P.sS lent a-d Dire ctOrs have declar tliyi
q ,leadaf5 o. r. cent. o. the capital stock IS. ~
Banb pbci, vi h pad "a tlle share-l ,ldoIs, Atefd
duet,nr tue fs.l.-s l. thc Stat. a.. 9th irsl
VA. DASDRlDCE, Cash.
Jan. . %
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-03
JOHN Z. TONNES.
Jan. s..

FdHsHEHS' Bi.fEc or ZYRGLNT.8-
'sNih President and Directors have this day ,ieeIa.-
e' dividend Of ;! per ccut on tin. caui,aJ stork
or lhe last sax months which, after ti,e usual tcr.,o,
On s'nnt OF the State shares; w.ll be pa d to tie
stCSS-holderS the iCti, Iist
WM NEKEltVIS, Cash'r.
JAN - 21w2w
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CLARKEsx1L1N.T. D.. l

CLARKESvILLE, T. Dec. l.
On Friday list, 5000 Of the militia of this
state lately called out under a requisition
from the Secretary Of War for the defence
OF the lower country, under the command Of
Major General Carroll, arrived at this place
on their passage down the river. They
were detained mere in taking provision on
board their boats until Saturday evening 1t
IS understood that the troops from Knetucky,
intended likewise for the defence Of Louisia-
a, passed the mouth ofCumberland several
, ays ago. They are commanded by Gen.
Thomas.
Five federal blue lights have been extin-
gai:hed since the appointment Of delegates
to tie Hartford Convention the Midday
Courier, daily paper Of New-York the
ram Dealcr, weekly, FrederiCktown, Md
the Morristown, n. j. Herald a fourth,
whose name has escaped US and fifthly, the
providence (seni weekly Centiasl,-Othcrs
are glmnerlng Oh the verge of dissolution
Some OF their doors have repcnted their bad
Courses bat most Of the above are defunct
T. an .~c want ct Patronage, consequent Oh
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~.

Ez,Tort ia ietteT 20 Meier Gcocl j1,77 ne
Iieuf. u VideUes. daseG
"Hamhfon, Dcc. 81. 1914
80 have 20 Communicate Sir3t tle aacket,
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Com. HucH G. CAM5BELL arrived in
town yesterday from ST. Mary's. He intends
making this place his headquarters.
The florilla OF GunBoats and Sarses, with
convoy of so sail, have arrived safe from
St. Mary's and Amelia Isani. We are infor-
med that the fiotilla will remain here fox the
defence of ourharbor.
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TERMS AND REGULATIONS
OF TIE
LADIES' SELECT SCHOOL,
Capitol Square. Richmond.

CdfItoI Square, Richmond.
per dnn,t,n
q Board bed * bedclotfes furnished
by the Iup.D 300 co
w as ing a separate clarpe
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-26
JOHN C.. BORDEN & Co.

CFSr for sale,
At their new store in Troy,at the Fall River Brdge
A general assortment Of genuine Gro
ceres Provisions. Dry Goods. hard hollow and s'sne
Ware, at wholesale and retail, viz:
S hhds. w. I. Rum, OF suPr. quaIsy !
, ew-Engand do pure:
& pipes best American Gin; VI
1000 VT. Coffee,
20 bbls. super6ne Richmond Flour;
700 bushels of Rhode. Island Corn;
100 do. Rye, ~
200 do Salt, &C qls. Goldfish;
Cheese and Pork; Il.
Teas, Chocolate Molasses; Pepper A
Pimento Nutmegsi Soap, Starch;
Indigo; Tobacco. Snuff; &c. &c.
.dtso--A complete assortment OF SHCES
consisting of boys thick Shoes; ladies, misses and
children's calf skin aud morocco.
Likespise-ANsrge supply of Calicoes, In
dia Muslins, Lenos, Cambrcs, Cassineres, Broad
cloths Shawls and Factory Goods, description
A generai assortment of NaiIs and bfads,
Shovels, Hoes, Bake.Pans, Tea.Kettles, Spiders.
Cart Boxes, &C. sc.
Farmers wishing to be supplied with LII
quors at cheap rate, will do we'll 10 call soon. IA
The above Goods will be sold for cash, as
cheap as can be purchased in the State.
Wood and Flax Seed taken a, the market
prices: Troy. (.Mass Ju,y 10. 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-26
MARSHAL'S SALE.

Disfricf Of Rhode- Istdnd. :
pURsuANT to sundry warrants from the honora-
a ble David howell, Esq Judge of the District
Court for Rhode Island District
Notice is hereby given. that there will be sold At
Public Auction. on the fifth day Of August next. at
IL o'clock in the forenoon, at wadrons wharf, in
the town Of Bristol, the brig MARIA-LoUisA, as
she now lays at said wharf
Also, a, hafpast eleven O'Clock in the forenoonon
said fifth day of August next, at Nicholas Peeks-
wharf iu Bristol, ,Jthe schooner MARY, as shc now
lays a, said wharf.
And, also, at the last mentioned time and place
a. above, part OF bale Of raw silk.
Condition made known at the sale.
L X. DEXTER, MABsHAL.
Preridencs, Jay 1871, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-26
NEW CARDING MACHINE.

THE subscriber informs the public, he has, in ad-
L diti,~i to his former machinery, erected nrw
machine for cardng Wool Of the fnea quality and
viii; be able in future 10 have wool, Of all grades,
carded in the best manner.
Tie also continues the coloring and finishing Wool
en- Cloths, as usual. likewise viii manufacture
common or merino Wool into Plains, Sattnetts, Cas-
simeres, Flannels, &c &c on very reasonable terms.
While the subscribed thanks his numerous friends
and customers for the many fasors received, he
fakes the liberty Of urging the payment Of outstsnd-
ing accounts, multiplicity OF which are now un-
settled on his books. SAMEEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth,, July tg, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-26
NEW GOODS.

p. p. REMINGTON, No. lI4- Thames-si
LAS Just received an extensive assortment Of
H English, Indis, French and American Goops,
which will be sold remarkably cheap for CASH
.snofs which the JelosSiny:
Broadcloths black, blue and mixed
Csssimeres; Fianneis; black. brown and red BON.
bazeus /; Ratinets; sueerhne undress'd Calicoes |;
Prints; white Canbrics, elegant silk half Hkfs. ;
striped and seeded MusliI.! jacsnet do. silk Hkfsi
long and short kid Gloves; cambric Dinities CON-
mon do. Nankins elegant vestipgs RibbonA
p. p. Remington has received an assort.
ment Of American Goods. which will be sold At the
factory prices Ne-spsrf. July S.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-26
BENJAMIN FAIRBANKS,

NO. SO, TAanes.s.ree.,
- ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he q.
~ gain occupies bis old stand, in Newport, where
Gentlemen and Ladies' can be accommodated with
gentcel Boarding and Lodging as formerly. lie al
so improves the wharf and stores of VIM. Gardner,
commoda,ed with Wharfage and every necessary for
fitting and where goods may be stored oh reasona.
bic terms. The smallest favor gratefully acknowl-
edged -9brii 5.
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MARSHAL'S SALE

D!sirfef Of Rhode. .Is'Gnd
BURSUANT 20 warrant from the Hon. David
Howell. Esq. Judge Of the District Cour' for
Rhode. Island District
Notice is hereby given that shall expose for sale.
and sell to the hghes, bidder, the h day OF hu.
gust next, at three O'Clock, p NJ. certain vessel
now lying in Newport, at Dean's.whaFf, called the
sen jesse Jrivnpha.
Conditions at the time and place aforesaid
DUIEE J. PEAkCE, Deputy .Narshai
.Ncrborf, Julv lo, 1915.
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MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

District Of Rhode-Isiand.
DURSUANT 10 warrant from the Hon. DAvIp
HowsLL, Judge Of the District Court for the
Rhode Island District
Notice 10 hereby given that there has becifs filed
before said Judge an Information by AsBEa Ron.
BINS Esq. United States Attorney for the District
OF Rhode.lsland, against a certain vessel, as she
Paiafor, and trial will be had thereon Al special
Dsrrc. Court to be holden at the Court House. in
Providence, on the second Of August next, at 3 o
clock, +. NJ
DUTEE J: PEARCE, Defuiy .Mars.dk
.ye-rborf. Ju.p 10. 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-26
Cars ashore,

rE,he e;shs Of the 10Th ms, on the rhrrn iaproy,
j "a Sy The subscriber, ree large Spare, frvrn 70
TO IS inche, IN diameter and tro IS 10 e6 fec, IN
leneh. The owner nay havc uen, Spros'ng p'n'
perry ard ps!ing charges, oy eSag on soe .u''.ef''
Der. - -f.l sN-kfh . npsiV
wsrfs-s ny 10, 1915.