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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-30

NJ. Clawf1ri of Georgia, anil after the vote was
taken, the minority of the meeting Immediately de-
cisre', tina; they would support the ree9mms ndati-
On made by the majority. The mestisg also
recommended, by large majority, the present
governor ofNew-york, Als. rO,np kins, for the Sc
eond executive Office.
Under these circumstances. the Undersigned
pe'n5eis The Cenuai Corresponding Comnlitte,..
lcein II their t"ty 10 ass you, " Whether, IL cleo
ted rs ava EiectUr % President and Vice President
N the u States ut the ensuing election, yon will
vote Tor James Monroe as President amt fl.. Daniel
-. Fompku.s as ice-pres,,l.nti' 20 An answer to
this ques,i"" is deemed proper, in order that we
may gave L. tue people an assurance which wall b.
satisfactorily, OF your sentiments on tins most i.npu-
tant and Interesting SUBJECT.
We are, very resp cti'iliy,
Your fellow citizens,
Wn. ENTHUSIASTICALLY
FRANCIS 4. BROOKE,
JOHN ROBERTSON,
JOHN COAI.rER,
rltOM rs kii'GtlE, -'<ehf'e'S q ne
VI LILLIAN WRIT, Tenn" Cores
ANDREW STEVENSON, Po.fa"!S .0M-
JOHN PRESTON, M'''<E'
JOHN CAMPBELL,
4. McRNE,
CHARLES EVERETT
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SOLUTION

Most persons would deem il enough say, that 100 dds
N District ots would be worth loom V:rriia notes And
no douht this IS the rule BY hch most Of he Sheriff d
mistake we are calculate it ,s an
the Dstric, NOtes. The Act saws indeed RAE az III
tcH not diseuunI-but tey the same thing Tbe
true rule 10 work by. Is dis
II % 100 100
Ilatis "a v notes. b. wOrh D. notes. how many D.
NOTES are 100 " notes worth? The answer IS 100 Sz lo
The fraction caiinot b. reduced decinalIh fIIx
is formula VIII suit carry Let represent ,h. o,e
q as'4"' ami de An'oaat prosecutions; them IoOx b
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Conrnifsorc,'s o6fcc, Richmond 27d March, 1910.
The parties interested. de sired 60 tNe notice, that
have appointed tie 2sth day Of April next, slGl 70
nenee the examination Of the accounts directed b. tie with
ia order of te Cuurt, which day, O'clock A. NJ. they
arerequest cauend at my Office with copies Of he Court
papers ainny Other evidence ior final cxam
nation and settlement. THCS. lido III. T..
.Nlrch so -g3zy%
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M HEREAS. during the sson 1914,
w law enacted, auth0rsng Edward w. Trent
Tol-3ridge James River. thus place,
which said lave conceive e fIaught wit tue o.
preston, iRgr0ie old injustice Notice is hereby
giVeo that the sad Edward w. Trent his
ciates s have competed the safd 5Tc
shall be- ready t receipt O Joll shall teon.
tinue the colyetonof Oh 10Y briise and maxi tlrre.
Should shattered stution. before nat PERI al
riveS, SINK under the wright ofeNpaurCs aid arSps for
merry encountered IA erecting the bridge, provision shall be
made by will for carry this d te1ainntor into effect
and myself for thr Sactre thus nsGe,
shall lay oil Lots of Convenient sike. the jsidg
Which bridg. passes. and ur them at public aUc
ton. The dyaUtg situation of this property Ur ~harves
warehouses &c strike every chs 3 e,c whcn the
navigation shall he improved conte pated by Ia I~
gmturv. The particular attention OF iner OF e!erprize
sinvite this subject situation adjacent Richmond
affords so many advantages more especially forth purposes
above mentioned. JChN NdIO.
ly0rcN II. 1O6-Si
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MOTTO r..
-INlFOJ1RM 7IlTTON WANTED.

~ I INF y W = III
4 Mr.. SAMUEL DOWNIE, WHO left this
~ place the 9Th March, TO- ior his residence in Bah
county. has since lcl,heari nj; he small man. With
black eyes aud DARK complexion. and rode bay is
il feared accident has bitn him WY information
respecting said Dowe which may b. transmitted M.
Join Harness, of Bath county, Co r. II. sad&eJs 81 the
county og lIcnFiro. The subscriber, viii b. akhly
received lie left tie subscribers some ue ~ The day
of the st instant alintended usual 80 60 ihc nec-
Choppd Road. JOSHUA Cb6hP.
r.. s. mr. p0uHie is about As wears oh-gd thS mare he
rode about pShoId person take the uare 1t is re-
quesitd that the earliest information ay be given as a5oe
March 50 t0h-2t
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CoNcREss. March q.

IN the Senate-The BANK BILL on
tho tapis-An amendment was adopted,
that Congress might anaul the charter at
any time within 2 months after the 1st
Feb. next, # the bank be not put in opera.
ton before that day.
IN The II. Of R.-The tariff still under
discussion-Mr. Ingham made the Report
on the General Post Office "the amount
Of which. (says Tie National Enteligencer,)
as far as we could gtther ffoGl hearing il
read, IS, We believe, favorable 70 The iudi-
vidGals implicated"
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An additional Supply d "CCBDrTT's LET
TERs. On the late U'cr betrseii the Uniied States
and Creat B,.hals togetneV witl' Other miseesne-
Gus writings ON the same subject" The asidity
viii which his writings are Fught after aud intro
dueed into the columns OF joutBaisis, is evil
iencs Of his Gel briiv, and npercedes el comment.
Every are has seen something Of lis production
and a have been more or less plessud vitb the bold
and liberal manner IN whieh he has advocated IL
ease ofright, Of justice, and OF mcrics, 10 tbe
RS metropolis o. co. cntriies, md 10 dcfarce 81
Nemv1is tsclrl--lo 'rde- # the 48hgc 'r0u
barl, however. you'd csriaiuy he az ur'ar node
OF decision, 20 oJyi,ta which, the snjeot is offered
entire
They have also received jo't from he press--
&c a .}faHer-E q 10 PotcG b, ID hnto ID Gayio,
some ye,is Secular PRESTO tic Chnrch Of I,Ort"
80" Tire .l'easd ~fng Rscfi siewirg what ere tie
DISTINGUISHED rgns Of atrob renewed sfd 5'scou1
stafe &c. s,c.
BINDING, ~ ercts 5ssc7tNor, executed with
naonp,n--s and clearance. For ,iir'bg, tey
ssrrar' t',r'r 81 cri, 10 bc inferior 10 aoPe
~ r. 1my heve iorsalc 6O leans WRITING
PApFk, ~ scid qoslG
March go. loO-vt
-------~--7--- $50
rT Mary New Advertisements, uuavodsbiy o
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C0Wcii- CHGmier, .tlmch ZB, 1916.
pro- pOSHY.C

COUlrH- LN0lHifT, .IIUcH 70, I8 70.
PROPOSALS
EETIi.L be- received ~ dis Olhre, until The 9Th
w dey Of next month, (Aprii,) for furnishing
the PUBLIC GUARD, in the Cityof Richmond
with The following CLOTHING, to wit One
eoih Coat, to be trimmed with red two pair cloth
Pantlloons, one cloth Vest, pair cloth Caters,
ore Blanket. two pair Socks, four pair Shore four
Shirts, ono Stock, one Hat, ono thin short Coat or
Roundabout for summer, two pair Tickleuburg
PansiOons for do for each OF the nOn-cominissoned
officers and priyales Of said Guard.
WM. ROBERTSON, g. 9.
March ~. 1O6-t15A
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Quarter tiasicr's Department,

&uartsr- Matters Department,
Nor:ok, March o5, 1916.
TEyi'E undersigned IS directed by the Secretary Of
q War 10 ascertain the amount Of outstanding
claims against This Department, within the State OF
Virginia, and 10 furnish the Accountant Of the War
Department with statement Of them, in order to
their adjustment; persons having such claims are
earnestly requested to lose no time in layiae them
before me for the purposes abavr mentioned.
GILES y. COOKE,
.GsSist De1 g. III Gen.
y. Y II IS requisite that tie following affidavit
should he attached To each account Of tie claimant
-- emmy to 7rit:
Personally appeared before me, - -, n jus
tice al the Peace for sid county, -, add
made oath that the supply, service Gas the case
may be) for which compensation is claimed, was
actually made or performed Gas the case may be)
aud that NO partihereof has been received by him,
or by ary person authorised by him.
March so. IO6-im
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TAINTED 10 9IRE--tW Christmas,
91iN o. eight tout NEGROES, to work at the
- Uriied States Arsenal on James River about
y nis above Richmond; 9 liberal prize viii be
gwen, and mon accustomed 10 attend masoc9 would
be preferred; apply 60 James Ritchi, hrad Of the
ba7in or Mr.. Anderson, digger, near the Court
House.
March SO. i06-H
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cA-4RLRS HIkLkdhtS = q.

CH.9RLRS WILLLdEfS T. O..
HAVING taken the store near tie
Nl,rk,tIisuse. adjoining Mes,rs. Brown &, finsy =
have C4t c,se. and ilW opening Fee sale les aeS
ages OF seasoaSie GOODS eomprsngs vefS genera, as
aortnlenS:
dulong ,trin are,
Black anil wh,te Canbrics
Cnr'hric and icno Ni,s!us
Plaid a,d striped il.hals
Irish linens .'i Sltcungs
Ai.ialJiian, Cole lain, Power u,ii Patent Slsatn
Loom Sinr,ings
Rrovn Li.,rii. and White Cotton Pia;iiIs,
Dlri> ais Iish; fancy caheoes
plsiEnJ p.aii IlOr>mevs
Paid ai,d f,guiel lvNautines
luaie Sarseiirtis. Satius aSartrd
Canon and it,t;. y Ming silk
Puin, Figured and Wategioo ltihbo-s
Iick, White and Assorted sin Clues
LenE and Shuri, White and Assorted aid &c.
SIN and cotton Hosiery
DO do. Stoves
sO. do. lIaccg
Ivvnntine, Daras and S,ICc Si,k ShaNis
Limitation. printed and ispio Ito.
SnpeFiine SIX, Flag and Fancy IIaink'Gs.
Cotton Baiianna, Flag, Niadrussnd naval do.
Cambria Dunity, silk Un.br, lag
Oil Cloths, Tapes, Gail, Ons,
SIX and Tired Buttons
Elegant Gown TRIMMINGS, sJr. Ct.
.iISO,
g Crates, Hog.leal and Boxes croekery and CT S.
:. BoNes Ladies Leather. Kid and Morocco Shoes
Cases STRAW Hunr.tS assorted
10 guSes Cvuon and v col Cards
CASE French pcrf'imcrN.
H,.sc oiSo a, fhe Riter,
~ Packages Canton and Calcutta GOODS,
And ti!y tSf ctaiun -ucev''g ;lssortrert &c
English, French and IAiDi COT Us. selected BY pave
n.r ~ ue manuieelcriss pcitiet'or!y frhis Nerset-
which being iso,, 10 sell accommodating terms by
piece package, invite former 1d tie
public an general, 10 cal and esaniile.
March 81. 1861
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FNFDIlWIIN \. " 10 "a %
Book Bindcrs, Book Sellers e. Sfationer8.
SEAVE last completed an eieql'u e1d general
assortment Of BLANK BOOKS, 10 which
they invite tie attention Of inere;hule gentlemen
boil Va town and country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-30

700 mntpIedby D. and ten divided by loc less a sy Wy
The sum 10 be paid. - e's'
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Copies oC7 10 treetes sc. ere hid before Pariia-
nent--One signed Wv the DetrercTe, bywhich 10
uapsife rs declared ~ be 'hsir common briemiey,
England 10 be bis KEEPER, end iiic c,hcr powers 10
have commissioners t1 arle Of i- birce ojfcsifDcc
Sir u. Wilson hos assnrpd N g. - n Borgio,
diat lac IS not tle author ut Tire Rebo.t.
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SIRNNED,
ENRON my farm, about three miles from town,
( on the 20h instant. BAY .Nme MULE.
with biazcd Gce-.1iSo, small black Horse
MUlE--A reward Of jfJe doiAtrs Will b. given Tor
their delivery me in this pacr, or such informant
on as viii enable me to obtain yhcm
JOHN TTNSIFY.
March So i0G-f
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Nc1o- Yo9k. March &c.
70 tie Edifors IF me Mr.. HdUerfiscy-.
Bordeaux, Feb. 9th, 1916.
-" Gentlemen
" It app9aTs that a conspiracy has been
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Spsnish dried Hides,
Mnqcovado Sugar in hlds. and bbls.
I,nnf do do.
y. p. TereriAe Wine in quarter casl,s,
Cog0ae Brandy, fourth prood and OF choice
qualfy,
TIoilasd Cn. frs. IN.
Blis'ered STEEL Bar iron, Nail Rods, &c.
FOH sAIE--Hg
WN. SHEPHERD,
Street iead'Hg 10 .Nqyo's Biige.
Na~ch So t0G-F
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JUST PUBLT5HED
4 ND Tor sale at Peter Cottom's Book Stores in
q R!Chmondand Lynchhurg, The Journal of a
'fsson 70 the Interior of Aica, in the year 1905,
By Niungo Parke. To which is added an account
OF the lite Of ParIe
AIso-s quantity of Letter and Wiring paper.
March So LOST
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-08
y)IED.

In this town the 2sth nit Mr. JOIN GREENE,
eldest son Of Mr. Samuel / Greene, in the 2Slh year
Of his eye.
On The 1st inst Mrs LYDIA DtsNis, in the oath
year at her age, widow of Mr., John Dennis.
On the same day, Miss MARy FstEBopy. in the
7lst year Of her age daughter Of the late John Free
body, Esq, She departed this trsnsiiory life in full
assurance OF blessed Immortality in the realms Of
bliss
At Aer-York on the o5h ult after short illness,
Mr.. JoHs MrIS, formerly of This town.
At Little Compton on the 2Sth ult. after short
but very iness, SAMufL CHURCH, Esq
Merchant, in the 9jth year ofhis age.
"Enlogiums the dead, prompted by affection
and gratitude sre not unfrequently the result Of
feelings better calculated crafty tue vanity Of
the living Than to do justice TO the merits OF depar-
ted relatives but friend who well knew the char
acerstic traits OF him, whose death is now gene.
rally snj justly lanented deems il his duty TO oh.
serve, that but few members Of society have fulfilled
the vsrious duties of husband, father, son, brother
and ircrd with more fidelity, affection and propriety,
Than dd Mr. church, Long, very long, will his con.
jugal tenderness and paterna affection TO his inter.
esing AID afflicted family, be he'd BY them in sweet
rene IALranec.
"As merchant le was honotabse and hoaest -
As citizen exemplary aud lover of order -
Sregg'y attached 10 The prime pes as well prac.
,ioe oi asio.na Liberty and believing ignorance its
delccst foe, he was invariably aE advocate OF Free.
SchooIs, considering them the velhous nurseries
ofihe rising generation.
- y yiag h.S resid, amongst us, le bad dls,n.
euEpcu inelsell uniforr correct active, intins
t'Sts nd moral-fbkiod q, true bcnevoiepue, h~
hsaia, long tstsc fr.urh rS.r,ea himself. among
lie oSbes good deeds to stem the torrent of intem
peYss,ce, ty which so nany have been. swept into
ruiz and bad he lived, his example and influence
would probably have Effected much in his reforma-
ton so devoutl, TO be wished The general syrpa
Thy manifested during the sickness Of the deceased
strongly marked ,he estimation in which he was
holden by bis equaintsnce.--lie supported his ex.
etue,sting pains with great fortitude sustaining
himstlf through severe operation, IN manner
calculated 10 excite rs,lon.--But, alas! il was
loo late heaven had intended that this good mans
days earth should terminate and firmly believing
in the Gospel, and trusting in the merits Of his
Saviour, le bid the world adieu and surrounded
by weeping relatives, closing his eyes on time. and
aswe hope and trust, winged his way to The blissful
abode Of jus, men made perfect"
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coMMvNlC lCA1IoH


IT is said that in the early part of the sc,-
sions OF the Assembly Of last week, MIR.
Burrill was elected Chief Justice Of the SG.
pcrior Court--yet so far from vacsting or re-
signing his scat before presenting himself q
candidate for that Office, which has been GUS
tomsry even in the greatest party times, he
continued 10 oficisie as Speaker Of the House
OF Representatives to the end Of the session.
The alternative of believing this 10 have o.
rigipated from ignorance in an sseembly OF
wise men. tho not remarkable for an On.
common stock Of intellect, or what is inhn-
a,ely worse, that Of oonte mining known law
OF the State, remains TO DC determined.--l
ask TO which Of these must be imputed the
grounds of proceeding--if not to the former,
as they possess all the ability. Then wretch
ed mus, DC that people whose legislature dis
regarding the laws and thereby irampling on
the liberties of the people, mingling the leg
isln,i,e with the highest braseb Of the Judi
cia' Authority, when not only our property,
bun our liberty, and eye1 our lives may be at
/ iected--from the premises arises the ques-
tion, is Mr.. Burrili kgally chosen member
OF the Supreme Judicial Court
SPECTATOR,
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SOUR GRAPES,

The Vernon, Mirror, after lamen,ing
most pitifully the result of New-Hamp pshire
Election, exhorls the federalists OF Vermont
not 70 follow the example, and 10 have moth
ing to do with the +" honor and Glory" Of De-
mocracy.
Do not fre, gentlemen, for fear of having
our " honor" aud "glory" forced upon you.--
You declined sharing the honor and glory Of
the War and we shall not urge you. ]" Avast
there y said captain TO an Irishman whom
he caught drinking grog against orders--
Avast there !--iii have none of that -
Faith captain" says Pat, "lhere's none for
you !" So, Messers Federalists, you'll have
none of the national honor and glory, will
you Faith, gentlemen, "there's none for
you--it is in better hands. Yer. Reh.
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PROVIDENCE, MAY J

FIRE IN The WOODS.
y in the forenoon Of "Wednesday last, a
|hmenced 10 Johnston, on land belong
Mr.. JOAN Sweet, in consequence of the
oas burning of brush at season when
re is ripe for combustion. The f-e,
y the wind and the drought, was very
hd extensive in its progress, ra aging,
course of few hours, morev,han
d acres of land, covered with young
wood and heavy timber. Sevecal hun.
rds Of fuel wood, prepared for market,
hiirely consumed, and the growth OF
very materially injured. The amount
hge, sustained by farms and lots, in
bn, North Providence and Smithh:ld,
|at present be ascertained with sufficient
on to justify an estimate. The most
bus aud disinterested efforts were made
inhabitsnts of those towns (assisted by
per from this) to rescue the surround
|odland from general roniiasrstion.
sc efforts is in. a great measure TO be
ted the preservation of several dwell
ouses and manufacturing establish
which were threatened with desttuC-
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-esident and Vice. President.

resident ana VICE IreSlu6llt'
Washington, A!areh %, 1876
FMEH,
l. had the honor to receive yoJr II.
hg me, that had been rccomm' 7ded
(eople of the United States, by uen-
|eeting of the Republican Members Of
buses OF Congress, as proper person
he off.e OF President Of the Uniled
o. he term OF four Yeas 10 commence
fourth OF March next, and that it was
our duty, by Resolution oi the meet
ascertain whether ] was wiling to
il that Office, if elected.
|ly penetrated by this distinguished
confidence, emanating from such a
l can only say, 'hat, should the sui
bf my fellow citizens call me TO that
should feel it duty to enter On II
|e fullest sense of the obligations II
Impose, aud with reliance, that a
zeal, 10 endeaYoring to folfill them,
|commend me TO The Indulgence, OF
shall stand SO much.in need.
be the honor 10 be, with great consid-
your very obedient servant,
(SignedD JAMES MONROE.
Fral S. SMITs, }
|nel r. NJ. JOHNSON
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-08
ESIDENTAL NOMINATION.

MoNRoB for the Presidency, and Gov
ms for the Vice c-P. sidcncy, are The
les of the republican party. What
ference Of opinion have heretofore
upon this important subject, il uow
s every republican, anxious for the po-
AVIATION of his party aud his country,
his influence and exertions TO the
ion of the success Of these two distin.
I candidates. Let every attempt to
the party be A" Indignantly fyow2ed"
and lie, MONROE and THoMpKIss
|cr be the wa,ch-words and raliying
Pf the republican phalanx. Thus,.end
Pne, shall we triumph over the com.
versaty, and secure the continuance of
(olitics under which the liberty, the
ess, the resources and glory Of the
Esn people have prospered and cleva.
o proud station among the nations
barth.
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DIRECT TAX.

nj OTICE is hereby given. chat the Direct Tax,
IN assessed on the town Of Newport, for the year
one thousand eight hundred and fifteen. laid 10 con.
fprmty to the act Of Congress. passed the ninth OF
January, one thou land eight hundred and Eileen.
upoo the following described property, is now res
naming unpaid, and that unless The said tax, with
ten per oentum In addition thereto, shall be paid
to the sabsotber on OF before the thirtetb day Of
May, the said property or much thereof as shall
be necessary satisfy the said tar and twenty per
cert, iu addition thereto. will be sold al Public huc
tion. al the Collectors Office IN The town OF New
port, in the county of Newport the sale 10 com
rnence At eleven o'clock, A. NJ on the said tbirieth
/, day Of May.
4 more particular description of The property
will be given at the time and place Of sale
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LATEST EROM ENGHHND.

The Juno, brough, Liverpool pspers TO
March so. Parliament were still eogaged in
discussing the navy estimates. A bill nat.
uralizing Prince Leopold, had been passed.
his marriage with the Princess Charlotte was
fixed for April 10Th. AccouUts from ST. He.
lena TO Feb 20. stated that Bon parte had
been fired al and missed, by Centinal, who
was justified for the act. Ad. Plsmplin is 10
command. vice Sir G. Cockburn. The
charge for keeping Bonaparie is estimated a,
3OO,O00h per year.
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FROM WASHINGTON, Atril so.

On Monday the Senate discussed The reso.
Luton from the House providing for the col
leslion of the public revenues in the lawful
money Of the u S.--,he principal part Of the
resolution, and the amendment of the COM
mittee Of finance, negatived--a claus was ad-
ded, and agreed to, include in the receivable
paper, the notes Of all bank. which shall pay
their notes on demand in The legal currency
Of the y. Sesame day, the House were
principally occupied in the Post Office inyes.
tigalion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-08
FOURTH JULY NEXT.

understood the keel Of "a gun ship
In laid at Mr.. Eckford's yard, which
lded as an emblem Of respect and rev.
to thar grca, National Day, and tri-
honor of the Navy.-This ship is to
e 40 feet keel, and 10 be completely
ed and manned. She is 10 be built by
or ahiprigh,s, and the materials are
|usly given by Messrs. Eckford and
;, the gentlemen who so excel
|nd effcctually planned and built for
Wy during the late war.--This novel
giant spectacle will be exhibited TO the
I'd much qualification may be expected
bg ship of the line, under the Amer.
|,g passing through, the streets Of
FORK, on that day which every true
can halls as the anniversary Of his To-
|ence. N. y. Gag.
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A0arire Iist.
POKT OF NEWPORT--Msy 1916.

Enfered-brig Hcbe, Phillips, Cayenne, do Polly,
Brown, Bermuda; sch. Ccrena, Paddock, New.york |;
.sicsp Intrepid, Clarke, do.
z tea-ed-sbp Ocean, white, New.York sloop
.ce, ker, do sch. Renden,, Alien, Norfolk.
Monday, May o-hrrived brig Mason's Daughter,
May yberry, 5lsys ffom Phadelp pha. Lat. SO, 80,
lon 73. 30, spoke the Ocean. So days from Liver.
pool bound to Alexandra.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-08

Congress. have passed bin making nppro.
pria,ions for rebuilding Light-HoGses, and
for other purposes.-The re building the
Light. House on Point.J udi,h is estimated at
seven thousand FIVE hundred dolIars.--For
the construction OF works deemed necessary
for the preservalion of ,be Lieh,.House on
Little Gull Island, thirty thousand dollars is
appropriated
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-08

THE Subscribers to the Fen,akr be.
l. nsuoent Society. are requested 10 meet Gu
MONDAY, the 18Th inst at 10 o'clock, A. N. st the
Second Congregational Meeting House.
X ID SESSIONS, Sesretorv
NB Ladies disposed TO assist the children, bv
giving them cast clol.hes, informed that SACK
Is Deposited al Mrs. BucKNAsTgR's, for the reeep
ion Of such articles they may have the goodness
~ bssoS. Newpost, Nay 2, 1910,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-08

Nehemiah r. Knight, Esq. Is appointed
Collector OF Taxes in the ID Collection Dis
trct in this State, viee William y. Martin,
ESQ. resigned The office OF Clerk of the
Cireul, and Dls,ric, Courts is vacated by this
appointment.