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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26

supply of Lamp & Tanners OIL, which Mil,
sold low, by the fierce, Dbl. or less quantity. &c
ALso-FoR RENT, "a STABLE. with eishteen NJ.
Nousmbcr n. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26

bode OF The twenty-five persons having the greatest NJ
Der of throughout the STATE Electors pres
and Vice President OF the United States, for the 81
OF Virginia, are rs follows, 20 wit -
George Newton OF Norfolk Roron,h.
Charles IA. Graves OF Surry county o"
John Pegram OF Dinwitidie
Mark Alexander of Neckienbnr,
John purnai of Princc-Edwara
Branch T. Archer ofPowhatan
Joseph c. Cabeii of Nelson
Charles Yancey of Buc.Snfghar,
George Penn of Patrick e
William G.. FOin0exter of Goochland
Spencer Roane OF Hanover
Sthreshley Reynolds OF Essex
Robert Taylor of Orange
Isaac Foster of FauQnier
Brazure w. Pryor of Elizabeth.Citv
William Jones ofGloucesser
William Lee BAH of Lancaster
John T. Brooke OF Stafford
Hugh Holmes of Frederick
John Dixon OF Jefferson
archibaid Rutherford OF Rockingham
Archibald Stuart of Augusta
Andrew Russell OF Washinpto,
Charles Taylor of Montgomery
John Webster of Harrison
Therefore, Hiis0a c. Nicholas, Co.er,,or 90
State ~ JigiHia aforesaid do kcre5y pyocio;y We
make 50,cR thdtfhS f,renty,fre persons dogrs m ana
are H"fy Htcfed EtecfoTSJor fhf purposes fresaiJ
N-,..o, -. e. NICH0L4Y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26
NorernhcrIG.

ENLL GOODs.--PeI TIE shp Mary, aud brgs ALBION
aud Thomas BOuch, from liverpool
Rose point and duccl blankets nspt cottons; SAGA
thys, Kiimamock caps plains. Jerseys and hushngs .
coangs aud tcaFnoughts anuels, white and colored
cloths ondown and tone, vesiings black and fan
g colouled bonba,ettes, plain and twlei raltinefts
snpeIne Ci"s and cassinieies; ileIino shawls hard
ware and cutlery F0rEirg Pieces Of
superior manufacture; crates and China ware wen Sc
lected--offERIp ron SAIL BY
DICKS, MOORE & Co.
ScptenihcT H.. ,y.,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26

E-ALL GOODS. .Jas,eiSon & Co have Just
4 received from Newly ork, a large and GEN
eral assortment of DRYGOODS, which they
will sell atvery reduced prices, for cash or town
acceptances.
October 20 d9-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26

ENUIHEIILAND COLVUHOUN ~ CO.
y Will receive in day or two, by the ship
SiagIa, from Lirerpoo', part OF their FALL
kets, napt cottons plains, kerseys, coatings,
i.anneis, cloths, Manchester stuhs, superfine
cloths and cassimeres, &c. &c.-with an assert
ment OF hardware and cutlery.
They daily expect the balance Of their goods
by the ships John Broom from Liverpool, and
Edspdr! from London.
September -. 37-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26

~ FL hai petition viii be presented 10 Tie e
gisatGre Of Virginia, durnge present. sess,ln for
M .c 10 establish semi ruInpkc, from the Town Of
aitrsVls along the River Road a, present runs
WIZ the Manchester Turnpike in the County Of Chester
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26

POTOMAC for Sale. AgrceabIv tOthcIast
VIII ofCaptain Burwel wilkes, deceased.
WILDE sold, on the 25ti Of December next, to
the highest bidder. that celebrated Stud-HGrse
POfOMAC, at the late residence OF the dcce-
dent, on q credit OF one and two years, tlat is
TO Jay, one half Of what he may be sold for to
become due on the twenty-fifth DAY Of De
ccplbef. 1877, and the other half on tile 18th of
December, 1919. Bonds with approved secu-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26

rTHEJionSsS * Lot IN, corner OF anu 9th streets
on Shockoe Hill. now occupied by the Subscriber arc
for saieIney have every convenience large family
November G. 20 ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26

E4,DMuND taylor * Co. receiving, by the
= hHterd from London, the NIAGARA and John
BronA from Liverpool, large assortment of DRY
COODS, which have been purchased in England on the
best terms and Will be sold by the package Otherwise
as low as oy ans other importing house III town.
SeptcmbrT iI.ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26

tHfVTT
~. q. Ihe petition states how the road lie 10 RIM nv
IL the notice ''s4i! 10 WehiVn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26

'sNoMPkiNS * MURRAY have removed to = new brcI
lnnaberhouse oil the BASIN where hey offer for sal,
on reasonable terms
100 tieTces Superfne Whiting
loo boxes Crown Glass from 10 hyi2 IL by IL
y.LSOs Z ge.eralassortnlcnt. of DRY GOODS amons
which they would recommend their bed aud table linen
superiine cloths, cassimeres, sc. sc.
November Il. sstf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26

'Eb SUbACNibENo havlng connected themselves in
u business under ;he frm of WALDEN, SHEPHERD &
Co and leased, Tor of years that well known stand
III Manchester, recently occupied by .IesSTS Thomas
FddeHN Co. beg leave inform their friends and the
public in general that they intend keeping on hand 4
constant supply OF Tstraie GROCERIES, which will be
sold on accommodating terms.
IITTLEBERRY WALDEN,
J. y. SHkPHERD,
TiIOS. ADKINS.
HcyemserI2. 51.vtf
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NVANTED. from Re Connsrvl y. ,ou,. ,oa. r,,,s
-, IN yfocery--Gne az good character sgili m!
VIZ, ,ne,al cooragencni.-Appiy 10 tho Printer
EWANrED. 1Ieo FS015e 5----,.77--- =. n,
Dress 1TQkigg ylDrjge., '''''''' % ie-ih '--
a ~ npplyto has HcrHa DRESS Wqkcy. &c. from
hase Tavern, in the main sfree, " 0Ppos'e ''-
,,e'se, ., cthL 20 Hire, about1o yesrs old
fs-H.x
49,, The Subscribers IA few doors 1eiow
ser ~ va ~ nave entered into Co-PartneYship IN.
an han ~ " S1iaA fokSes & "a and purpose keepinr
, ns s = general assortment Of gHOGERJEc 81 AZ
yang for cash of counfrp s,.odsor a. "O"efae q"
~. iayr the custom of,heir acqua1i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-26

COACH LACE, Ac.. The Subscriber. agent
~ for manufactoryof Coach Lace, ITirges,
Ia'Sets, Trffng, &c. will keep on hand general
assortment ofthose articles for sale, at the man
uiactOry prices.
SILAS HAYES, Market Bridge.
NNYpnr hei y Il
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16
JAMES MADISON.

AN ACT to alter the tins, ofholding the cir.
cult and disisict courts OF the United otaies
for the district Of Vermont.
Be a. enacted 6y the Senate and House u
Rehresenraflves o(fAe Unised Sascs Of -ame-
rlta tn Congress ossem6tsd, Tbd tue circuit
court Of the United States within and Tor The
district Of Vermont, instead OF the hrS
day OF May, shall hereafter DC holden on The
tweo,y.frs, day OF May, and The district eour.
Ut the United States, within and tor the ssic
district, instead Of the seventh day OF May,
shall hereafter be holden on The tweniy-sev-
cnih day Of May, al tho Psce now ixed by
law for holding the said coufis.
Sec. 2 md be IL further enacted, That oil
cnaic,mcnis, informaiions, suits, or actions
and proceedings Of every kiud, whether OF 4
civil or crimioai nature, aow pending IN 'be
said coufts, respectively, shall have day III
court and ne proceeded 10, heard, trisd, and
deter mined on The days herein appointed Tor
Doldlng tho sad courts respectively, IN the
s4me manner az they might, aud ov5hi TO
have been done, had tue SAID courls been hol-
aea respectively on the first and seventh days
of Msy, as hsreiofore directed by law.
Sec. ,. Ind be il .fu,fher enacted, That all
sri,s, suits, actions, recogoissnces, or ofhef
proceedings which are or shall 30 0slituIed,
sued, CON mebced, had or taken TO the said
circuit court TO have been holden o. hereto
fore on the hrs, day Of May next, or TO the
aid district court 10 have been holden 10
heretofore on the seventh day Of May Hext,
shall bs feturnabls to, entered in, heard, tried,
md have day 10 court in each Of the said courts
respectively, to be holden at the times herein
.~fe., J;,.rfsd In ,hs sanr unnne r "A mig MT
and ought to have been done had the said
cosus been holden respectively on the hfst
and seventh days Of May, ss heretofore dir
ecIed by law.
Sec. =. xsd 5s h .fsrstsr enostsd, Ths, u
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GDisreiianp.


PARIS, August 7th 1916.
doubt, excite your curiosity At PhilsdeibMG.
The following sketch Of the circumstahces
Attending the two visits made by the British
squadron TO Algiers, in the interval be,weeh
the months Of March and May last, msy. per-
haps, be sufficiently interesting TO the readsrs
of the Aurora, for here il would be frsesoS
10 mention i--par,ieulsrIy as enxre con6-'
dence may be placed on its accuracy, u mo.
ment when curiosity IL on ,iptoe every where,
in continual expectation Of tho consequences
of the third visis Of Lord Exmoutb, with q
much greater parade Of naval force, armed
and equipped expressly, that Is osiensibIy,
for tho service.
Atthe commencement OF March, Lord Ex.
mouth, with part Of his squadron, wss as
Leghorn tho remainder was scattered on tho
adjoining coast. A courier, who had per-
formed, according to repo. t, his journey from
London in nioe days, arrives and brings him
the order 10 collect his force. The news OF
an intended expedition against the Barbsry
powers, is imme mediate'y circulated by the dit-
fsrent jouipsls and gazeues. Algiers vas
filled wiih these reports fourteen days before
the arrival Of tho squadron. Nothing less, is
was saic, was contemplated than total ami.
hi!Ation Of 'he white slsve Usde--or dcs.
truesion Of those nests of piracy, in case of
refosal 10 sccede Immediately 10 his Lord
ships demands. On their side, the Aigcr-
ines paid little attention to these reports, and
the accompanying menaces. Once already,
during tho sitting Of the Congress of VieAns,
had they experiences their fu,ili,y. Al thar
time they Eel, repl apprehension, and snlici-
rnted the moment when, at the command Of
eiviEzed Eurohe, il would be necessary fog
them TO shoose between entire destruction
and total cbsnge Of policy What was their
was gathering over their heads, depended Tor
iis efficacy on o collection Of aims which Sir
Sidney Smith, in The name Of all the Imper.
isl, Royal, Noble aud Inustrious Knights Of
the European world, volunteered TO beg frorn
the purses of individuals, and that this eollee-
ton was commenced by the paltry pro6,s of .
ball given al Vienna for the desfruesion effhe
Barbary EoUers.
Lord Exnouth arrived at AIgiers il the
epd Of March, with squsdrou of sixteen ves-
sells one Of them (tbe Peyne) Of 90 guns
five Of them 74's, the Remainder frigaies and
briggs. A force moro than amply sufficient
for any object su,ieipsted by the journals, or
by the privs,s ieiters received by the slsvss
from their fficsds snd relatives in Europe.
Never, however, did expedition deceive moro
sffsetusly the hopes and expectations enter
isined Of il Let Us appeal to the terms Of
the treaty which was the resuI.. The COM
mercs Of the Aoglo.Ionian IsIes shsII be re-
specwa-Twsny TIVE or sbese SieiHsn end
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16
JAMES MADISON.

AN ACT TO authorize the sale OF hands fol
iei,ed 10 the United States, in the dislric.
OF Jefersonviiie, at The land Office in ,be
said district.
he fi enacted by Me Senate and House Of
Representatives. ef the Unued S'eies Of fine
uca IN Congress ass m6ied, That the rcgistcf
and receiver OF land oliice for the district Of
jcfersonvili- be, and they are heJ, by author
izod 10 expose 10 public sale, to the highest
bidder, al the land flee aforesaid, any tract
or tracts of land which may hereafter become
forfeited to the Uaied States for uon pay
mcnt, under such terms and conditions as arc +,
or may be, prescribed by law.
Sec. ?. Ind be it further enacted, That so
much Of any former act of congress as re-
quires tho register and receiver Of the disuict
aforesaid TO expose TO pubic sale, al the court
house Of the county in which the said land
office is established any tFac or tracts Of ,snd
which may become forfeited 10 the United
States for non payment, be, and the same is
hereby repealed.
April -. ISi6--.9pprsvsS.
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16

z EopEC irULLY inlocms his lends and
the public. tia, he has taken the store No 49,
Thames-street, formerly occupied by Mr.. Nathaniel
Sweet.where he offers for sale, general sssort.
ment Of
Neral, Religious, Miscellaneous, School,
and CXildren's Books.
Together with an extensive assortment Of
STA TION AIRY,
on as good terms as can be purchased in this town.
Newport, sept 18, 1915 [tf)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16
Jacob Richardson,

LJAs for ssie at bis Book Store. No. l67, Thames
street, adjoining southerly on the Carpenter
brick house, general assortment Of BOOKS, in Di.
vinity, History, Law, physic, &c VIZ:
BIBLES, of all sizes, as cheap as those that sell.
cheaper than any other store--school Books aud
chi!dren's yooks--prayer do.--Pssltns and hymns
Blanks Of all kinds--American and Dutch p,,ills--
Sealing Wax and Wsfers--Pocket Books.
II, also keeps a CIRCULATING IL
BRARY, containing The greatest assortment of Old
and New Novels, Histories, Magazines, &c. Of any
in this town.
.ilso-the greatest assortment Of House Paper
manutac,ure ed in America, France, Russia England.
CT " States Bills, y. York and ~ Island Nor
ey, s9H be taken az par, for any of the above Goods
.Nesyterf. .2hrai "a. 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16
GOODS,
Fresh and cheaper than evrr i!

FTcSN ana cl1tlETT IIlaH CUT!
-oO----
T w. EDDY, will this day open al assoft-
- men, of Summer Goods. at less prices than
have been offered for sale in this town, consisting Of
every article usually called for. Among them arc
superfine Ginghsms, at 25 cts syard Csmbrics,
fne, at 90 cts Ga Cottons, at IL cts large Pock
ct ,ndkerchiefs, at cts and other goods in pro-
portion. The pubic invited call and examine.
Newport. June 26. 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16

AN ACi aalhorizing the payment Of . sun
of money 10 James Leyins.


ct money to James Leyins.
BIZ az enacted by rse Senafe and Hsuse Of
RenresenfaHpss Of fhe Urfed States Of fine.
riea IN Congress assembled, That the Sscre-
tary OF the treasury be, and he is hereby au-
,hor'zsd and required to pay, out Of any mon.
ey IN the tressury, not otherwise sppfoptia,-
ed, the sum Of fiye hundl cd dollars 10 James
Levins, OF South Carolina, or 10 his leg esi ,ep.
resenrstive, Ahich sum Of five hundred dol.
lars Is paid to him rs an evidence &C the sense
entertained by congsess Of his vsior and good
conduct, Ia having re-crptored, alone and un-
assisted, the schooner Sartec, together with
midship'nan and four scsmen OF the Brilsc
ossN which prisoners were delivered 10 the
mat.hai of tho ldisrict of South Carolina,
afs also es compensation for tbs prisoners
80 taken.
April 26 lSl6-.ieprsps&
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16
NOTICE.

A IL pcr,cns indebted TO J. w. EDDY. either b.
"A rote or book account, are requested TO make
immediate payment. Accounts thai have been stand.
ing more than four mos,hs, viii be lodged 10 the
hands Of A,orn<y ftr collection, after the 2oti
Of os,cQS NewFos, Oct. 9, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16

al any time hereafter, the day or days pre-
seribrd by this ac, for holding si,her of tho
said courts shall be Sunday, such court shall
commence nd be holden OH the following day.
March ~, l8i6-.7tsropsd.
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16

AN ACT for the relief Of the Supervisors Of
the county of Clinton, in the state Of Now.
York.
he enacted by the Ssnafe and House Of
Representatives. Of tie United Stafes Of fine
,'ee, 'n Congress assembled, That the COM
srt.
emitted An act ttvau,ho,ise the payment i0f
property lost, captured or destroyed BY the
enemy while in the military service OF the
United States, and for other pu poses" pas
sed Aprh nio,h, one thousand eight hundred
and sixteen, be, and he is hereby authorised
and directed, 10 asdit and settle the claim Of
ihc supervisors Of The county OF Clinton, In
The state OF New-YoIk, for the destruction ot
The court house OF the said county, by order
Of General Alexander MacUmb, by scertain'
ing or causing 10 be ascertsined, the value
thereof, In the manner and !orns prescribed
oy the provisions It the aforesaid act.
Sec. Q IND be I further enacted, That the
amouo, thereof, when so ascenaiDed, sbnli be
paid 10 TIE said supervisors for the benefit OF
the county nj Clinton, out Of soy money in
the Treasury not othe wise pp'opIialed.
April %, l6i6-9tproved
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16
NOTICE,

TN order that the subscriber may be enabled to
i meet his own engagements, he calls on all per.
sons who are indebted to him. TO make immediate
payment, oheSsise ne viii be under the disagree
able necessity Of placing his demands IN the bands
Of an attorney, for eolleciioo. CALEB IRpP.
Newport, Oct Q, 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16
II rare chance 10r Cheap
GOODS.

a RICHMOND is continuing TO sell off his
"a whole stock in trade, (Which comprises
very handsome assortment bslow cost-and will
receive Newrork money at par. AS this oppSr,un-
60 buy cheap will find it for their advantage to call
before it is too late.
N. D. It's hoped chat those who are indebted viii
not neglect call and settle before their soco,UU
put in the hands Of an attorney for collection.
Has also, TO Let,
And possession given the 6sst of October, the
House and store which is occupied by him, 10.
gether with the store and stable, on the wharf.
\. RICHMOND.
.Ns,gpo-s, September IL, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16
Vey Cheap Goods, for Cash

S4'iA NttA1,
Has just received, and for sas,
at No. li9, Thames street,
AN extensive sssou Neot of DRT GooDs,
which he is determined TO sell as low or lower,
than has been sold for number Of years past in
Newport-am0ay which are--
DkOADCLorHs aud CASsIMEREs of all colors
and qualities.
FLANNELS-red, white, green. & Yellowstone
rs low as ls6 per yard, and hne for 2ss
sOMBAZErr rS--blscK. brown. green, olive, scar
let. and piaid-somc as low as leo per yard.
GlNGHAMS-a large sssoriment, at 30 cents PEG
yard.
CALIcoEs--supefine and common, very good
Eor ls6 per yard.
CHEX-lInen and cotton. for ls6 per yard.
Shiritins Cot,ons, from 30 cents TO So
Bantannas and Asg Handkcrchefs.
VESTlSDN-s'k, woIs.ed and Marselles.
LlNEN5-yery low
Ladies' black and lead-colored vorsted Stockings,
sH, for SIS per phr.
Elegant silk and Gotten Shawls
Cotton Lace, handsome, for 6s per yard
With variety OF other articles cheap sor Gosh
Tor proof OF whish please cali and see
81 New-York money and treasury notes, taken at
par
B All persons indebted By Note or Book-Ac-
count to
Josiah Munro, Nath. Ssvee;, or Caleb Greene,
are earnestly requested to make immediate payment
30 the subscriber, who IS authorised to receive the
same the same. Those, also, who are indebted 70
the subscriber, are requested to make immediate
payment. THOMAS ii. MUMFoRD.
Newport, Oct Q, 1916
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Eleazer Reed, jun.
Has for sale, in .sore, on Lyon'S whGrG
S. casks prime new Rice
1y5 bbls. Tar; IS do Turpehtne
100 spokes for Carriage Wheels;
500 Fur skins 200 W. Beeswax;
600 W.T. Cotton
.ftso. /or saie--pew No. Z, in the Rev. MIR.
Wydown's Meeting House. June 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16

BLark Miindry E1engncnS.
For sale, ~ =, SHAW, iis, rllars,s.res,.
oso5.s9.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16

Grand National Lottery,
SECOND cLAs,
Cs'arerees dronsiny i' IS dcys.
$4,000 Dollars, EIGHEs7.
$4,000 Dollars, DD1zEc
10000 Dollars, n1AIo'
Tickets SIX dollars only, halves and quarters in
proportion. Tickets, in gres, varie, Of numbers,
constantly for sale. by
JOSIAH G.. SHAW,
At his Exchange and Lottery ofice.
New York money and Treasury Notes taken par
Tor tickets and stationsn--snd all kinds of money
bought and sold on tho most accommodating terms.
Newport, sept. 18
Bablisi S!0ne Chapel Lottery,
No 2.
I'HE Managers will complete the Sd dey's
drawing OF this most excellent Lottery on the
Cd day of October next. Only 5Q00 Tickets remain
10 oe drawn--ail the capital prizes in Tie Wheel
"Eus our tickets" (say the MSnsgers,) asd we
pledge ourselves to complete the drawing without
delay Tickets. warranted undrswn, AZ the oru.
nal price OF Five Dollars, TO be sold by =.
JOSIAH {. SH.zW,
at his Lottery and Exchange Office.
sept. IS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16

AN AL Tor the rehet oi Moses turner.
be if enae'ed 5y fhe Senose and House Of
RehrescnfaHUes Of the United Sseses Of .fne-
rsea "a Congress cssemSied, That tho secre.
tafy ct The treasury be aud he hereby is su-
thcrise1 and directed TO cause TO be discharg-
ed from imprisonment Moses Turner, Of
Poultney, 10 The state OF Vermont, who is no
confinec IN gaca on inrt process, issued on =
Judgment In favor OF the Uui,ed States,
ag.iast him said Moses, and Nathaniel Taft :
and tha, the aid Moses be, and he hereby 10
released and discharged from the payment Of
TIC said balance due on said Judgment, tho
peymta, og all costs and marsml's fees, due
for his, said Moses commitment, provided
aissays. That nV,aing in this act contained
shall be 80 constructed, as tn eject or dis.
charge tho said Mcdonnell Tsft, or any co.o6.
liga,oI, from she payment ofsny sun or sums
Of money due thereon to the United States.
April 29, rsi6-.spprousd.
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16

AN ACT For the relief Of David Coffin, Sam
uel ssd Willism RoJman, and samuel
Rodman Jon.
De if enacted ty me Senate and Roase OF
Rciresenfarives Ihe United States Of .dn,e-
riea ia Congress assembled, That the collcc.
tor OF the customs for the city Of New. York
be, and he is hereby authorised and directed
10 cancel u bond executed by Hicks, Jenkins
and company, OF the city Of New York, TO 90 :
cure The payment OF duties on the importation
into the Port Of New.York, IN the British
brig Rollo, towards the close Of the year ono
,bousurd eight hundred and fifteen, Of twenty
thee casks Of whale oil, tho proceeds Of A
merican fishing, the property Of David Coffin.
Samuel and William Roduan, and Samuel
Rodmaa, Jon. which said twenty. y.three ,cssks
ct whale oil had been put on board the brig
Rolls " sea, from the ship Phebc Anne, be-
longing 10 tho said David Coffin, Samuel and
William Rodmsn, and Samuel Roiman yun.
April 20. isi6-.abfwsted,
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16

WILLIAM LOWE,
1T store .,o. Io7 Thanes-stree,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub.
N lie, that he has commenced the
.fvc.i9p and ConmissJon Blasness.
and would be happy attend 20 all who may please
to employ i'm, Ne will ADVANCE Cash or Goods de.
posted either for public private sale.
He aso keeps for sale.
large assortment OF Groceries and Crookery
Ware, at Wholesale arl retail, cheaper Than can be
bought in this town, Cor cash only.
Nev.york money and treasury notes exchanged at
small a discount July ).
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16
DANIEL WAITE,

Eas jast received BY fhe Nm. e Henry fror,
Bos:sn, and ofrrs for Sale a. ais Sore,
No, 90, 7bames-S!resf
A LARGE Assorsnent OF China, Lus-
IA tire. Glass, and liverpool WARE, inferior to
none in quality, having been selected psfculsrly sor
ibis market.
.sLSO-
A general Assor;mcn, Of DRY CO0Ds--Ail Of
which will be sold cieap ,sr Cash
lie returns lis sincere ,hsnks to his old Custom.
ers for past hvors, and wishes for a ssnlinusnce
Of thcm--He would however, not, DC thought
mindfu cf those, who by way Of assisting Young
Sian IN business, hare drawn his foods (,om ban,
On credit, snd do no, pay Tor them.
Newport, Oct. 2.