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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-11
LAWS.


AN ACT for the relief Of Martin Cole, John
Pollock, George Wostner, and Abraham
Welty.
Be is enacted By the Senate and House Of
kehresensanUrs effhe United Ssafes Of -fn,r-
riea in Congress assembled, That Martin Cole,
Jshn Pollock, George Westner aud Abraham
Wel,y, be, and they arc hereby authorized to
withdraw their respective erroneous entries
made in the distric, Of Madison, Canton, VIM
csnnss and Zanesville, respectively and the
monies paid by them on the said entries shall
be placed to their credit on any purchase of
public land they may have made or shall make
IN the same district.
Feb 6. l6l6--.apprStsd.
JAMES MADISON.
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Union Manufacturing Com

pdny.
r. He UxioN MANUFACTURES Cox7AsY, hav-
q ing made new arrang cement Of their business,
request all persons having any demands against said
CempOry, to present the same for adjustment, and
All persons indebted, to make payment to
JOHN BABCoCK, .4sens.
The Ws,f CSrsiny and .,farzfsefsy Of Cie:i. will
bs continued At the above Factory oa ,he most rea
sensible terms.
Psrisrsouih, yc'y =, 1915.
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NOTICE.

vANES TOWNSEND, & Co. are about closing
= their concern and request all persons indebted
70 them on Note Book, call and settle The same
immcoiately Those having demands will present
them FOR payment. J. TOWNSEND & Co.
Newport. lunc ii. 1916
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saN ACT su,horisios ana rcquir;ng the Sec,
retary Of State TO issue lette,s patent 10 An
drew Hunter.
BE H enacted Sy Me Senate and HoGss V
Rearesensesives y tie usised Ssafes Of dme-
uea, in CsnSvess assevtieS, Thsl the Seers-
,ary Of State be, and he 10 hereby susherised
and required to issue letters patent TO Aodrsw
Hunter, for his invention Of new method OF
manufacturing the charcoal Of wood, and puri.
Tying the pyroligneous acid, obtained BY tho
distiliaiion Of wood, upon his complying with
the requisites Of the act, entitled An aci 10
promote the progress Of useful arts, and 10
repeal tho act heretofore made for taat pur-
pose ;" and 40 act, en,itled {" An act 10 extead
the privilege of obtaining patents for useful
discoveries and inventions 10 certsia pegsons
therein mentioned, and TO enlarge and dc fine
the penalties for violating the rights Of ps,en-
sess," except 80 far as the said acts, or any
part or parts Of them require a residence Of
Two yoars within the United States, in like
manner in all respects as il tho said Andrew
Hunter had resided two years within the Unit
cd States.
April ,. isie-.1pproved.
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-11

AN ACT 10 amend an act, enn,led I" An act
for The relief of Edward Hslloweil."
BE ff enacted by hhs Srnoss onS EcIse II
Rearesenfaiives Of the United Siases Of .fne-
rica in Congress assembled, That On act, en-
titled "An act for the relief OF Edward Halle
WE'LL" passed on the twenty dsy Of
Feb. Que thousand eight hundred and fifteen,
shall be Construed soas to ailoH the said I'D.
ward Hsllowell, without regard to the date
Of purchase, 10 avail himself, in respect 10 ell
the goods. wares and merchandise mentioned
In the said sa, Of ell the benefits and piovis.
ions of the act, entitled /" An act directing the
Secretary Of the treasury TO remit 6nes, Tor.
fsiturss and penalties, in certain cases." pas.
ped on the second day Of Jansary, ono thous.
and eight hundred and thirteen, in like man.
ner, and.ss fully - If the purchase Of tho said
foods, wares and merchandise, had been made
before war was known to exist between the
United States and Grea. Britain, st the port
or place we're the purchase was made.
April ~, I8i6--.skprsped.
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-11
Eleazer Reed, Jun.

Hasss sale, in sfore, on Lyons wIsrf
SIS casks prime new Rice
IT'S bbls. Tsr; IS do. Turpentine;
l700 spokes for Carriage Wheels;
500 Fur skins 200 W. Beeswax;
600 VT Cotton.
Also, for soie--Pew No, 2, 10 the Rev. Mr.
Wydown's Meeting. House. June ~.
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AN ACT fixing tho compensation Of the
Chaplsins OF Congress.
Be n enacted BY she Senate and HoHse of
Representatives Of me United Sfafes u dine
RIGA in Congress assembled, That tho Chap.
laias Of Congress shall be allowed and paid
Ave hundred dollars per snnum, cacb, a. .
compensation for their aervicss, 10 commence
with tho present session Of Congress, any Law
to tho contrary no,wiihsta nding.
April 50. lel6.--Aaprseed.
JAMES MADISON.
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Has jasf received and o6ers for aaie ehsc.a
10 boxes Havana Brown Sugar
White do
% boxes Souchong Tea
IS bags Coffee
w. T. Rum by The Iihl
.sySO--A general assortment Of W. i. Goods l.
CT ooeries at retail
c. NJ. Thurs,on. wishes 20 purchase 1 or 2 thous,
and Dollars, in Treasury Notes.
Newport, Aug. ?. 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-11

springs Provided, Tha: tho seetien 90 ae-
iec,ed shall not include tho ssid ssIt springs,
and that the money 40 arising from tho sslo
Of tho aforesaid section, shsll be appliec ~
the erection Of court house, OF other public
buildings, thereon, Tor the use of the county
of Jackson, in said sts,e and whenever tha
selection and ssle of said section Of land shalt
have been made, and the same shalt be duly
cer,ifed to the commissioners Of the geherst
land offce, patent shsli be granted BY tho
President Of tho y. 5. for ths saiu section, in
trust to such person or persons ss the Isg,s-
lature of the State shall have appointed and
aulhotixed to sell sod execute titles 10 tho
purchasers of the land aforesaid.
April l6, isie-.sfprs,sd. $3.50.
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FARM-for Sale.

THAT valuable Farm OH Boston neck, consisting
\ OF three hundred acres sod upwards, formerly
known by the name of the Jenekes farm, nov oecu.
pied by Joseph Lawton. Said land being Of the first
quality, any person disposed purchase for terms
which viii be liberal. apply to the subscriber, in
Bristol JAMES D'vOLF.
Bristol, July "a, 1916 C8w.1
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AN ACT TO su,horiss the Legislature Of the
State OF Ohio 10 sell . certain part Of tract
OF land, reserved for the use Of that State.
Be enaeIed ~ the Senate and Holse Of
Ren,essnfanves efMs United Sfafes Of Hsss-
rico in cens,e" osser'bled, Tbs, the Legs-
Isturo Of the State Of Ohio shell be and are
hereby authorized and empowered to cause
TO be selected and sold, in such manner add
upon such terms end conditions - they may
BY Law cirsei, any ooe section, not exceeding
the quantity Of six hundred and forty ceres, Of
the tract OF land Of six miles square, reserved
for the btnef, ofthsi Stnesa the Seiotc sslt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-11
JAMES MADISON.

AN ACT to enable tho Levy Coutt Of thu
county Of Alexsndria to lay q tax sor Jh6
purpose of cefraying the expenses Of erscl-
ing Jail and Gou', House.
Be I enacted by ths Senate ord Housr .vI
Rsnresensonyes Jthe United SsGsss Of xpse-
rieu an Conyrsss ossemtisS, rhasit shay SAd
may be lawful for the levy court Of ,hc v3>n~
~ OF Alexandra, in The District Of Cpi1IhbiSs
to raise, by tax upon the taxable inhsbint.s
of the said cous,ya sufFieien, som to delrsyttS
expense Of building jail end court hcrse, Tor
the said county, which Gum shsil be sppro.
pria,ed to the erection OF such buildings 90
eordingly under The direction ofths said court.
April 80, lsi6-.!ffrscsd.
JAMES MADISON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31

pos ',aAiny o.,n y sS,.s..ss.la -
repair lis uetects- Inc simrl,citv of the
scaHold excited universal admiration.
ltconsistcd of twopoIcs carried out from
two oithe apertures about midway nm the
steeple, across which two thanks we're
land, and from thence he assembled Inv a
ladder, confined to the s,eeple by sniral
ropes. The most periious part OF the
performance was leap which he was ,,t,,-
ally obliged to make, from the ,oe OIL
ladder, 20 catch hold OF the iron cross.
tad he failed But the idea is TOO horri.
bic for contemplation. He succeeded.
however, and then seated himself s;ride !:
took Oft the cock, which, he waved over
ms head ;wo OF three times. and .li.n de
seconded with his prize-lI replaced The
Meathercock on Monday last. We hear
that his charge for this arduous underla-
sing viii not amount To more than one
third OF the sum required by eminent
master builders previously consulted.
ne Is tie same young man who perform
ed much useful aud important work on
the steeplc at Bralgewater.
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N.rigrtion If anet pire,.


On FRIDAY the 20ih uit! the completion
OF the Locks OH Black ri, er, below
Brownsville, was celebrated bv~a dinner
gwen bv Inc propricfors, General and
Judgc Brown, 70 the able engineer and
builder, &ir. ia<ard Lewis aud hs work
men, One a. the largest of TIN boats
which are used on the 81 Lawrence. with
about loo mcn on board, was passed thro'
these Locks, of Two lifts, in six minutes,
to a second. This completes the navira,
ton OF the Black river from the Lake 10
Brownsville without impeachment; for the
passage Of tue Locks constitute nome
THIS effort 01 the part o. the prcDrietors
10 BRING the navigation so far into the
country, must be very Advantageous TO
81 commercial mcn ofihe counties OF JJcf
fcrsol and lewis.
TIE perfection OF The work of these
Lock-, was the admiration of the mime
Tous citizens aud officers Of Brownsville
and other gentlemen from the vicinity
Messrs. Marshall and Hazard Lewis. Ohe
fatiier and som must be considered amoDr
The first ii not the best, Lock builders in
the United States. They were ihe bnild-
crs Of the Locks at Seneca falls. which
are perhaps The most excellent and sub
staniiaI Al Tic United Sfaies.
We Understand the propr;ctors will
make no charge icr HE passage of the
boais iOr The FIRST twelve months.
(PeOgh's .A4focGSe.
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ATEW MEDICAL WORE.-PnorosAL bv Jas. JJ'eb.
SIR, ~ No. TO- south eighth street. philadclDhip
igf publishing by subscription E5emsllfs II 7Rcrapen
tcf AND HdfaHc 1fcdic0, by ~. Chay8iai ". u. pro-
lessor Of NE Institutes and practice OF medicine and eli
meal Practice IN The University Of Peansy iyana.
CONDIygyNS.
l. The work will be- printed fine paper, in iva oe.
isyo volumes, cac OF which vail contain fi0fu fonr to
nye hundred pages.
p {; win be delivered to subscribers in nea, binding
az i've dollars CODY.
3 The price 90 nDnsnlscribers viii be six dollars
The WORK will be ready for delivery early next sun.
fneF.
SajscripfioeswI also bc received at The stone House
No. "A, South Second Street.
For tie consencnceof Subscribers. thc hooks will he
delivered any of te following places free Of expeuse
va - L,fsVcuster, Ch0WbCysbarc, U0rrfsbKrr orr
NsieaRd pvfsJHrg, Pennsylvania yyoLf0orc fo,g-
yofie, Nggfysfo'rn IrCds1icdf0wH and Kqsyon si7ry
lyrd Richmnia Norfotf, f'efcrsbnrg, Lgpchbnrg
Sr0gpfOt Hf1ichesfer, Fr6aericksJurr anil dlsgaa,
dffu, virginia f0gcffctiNe Ncfoterg R0yeiyh Jjgr
rcrf0u end UiftQincfoH, Nort-Carolina (y,orirt,o3
Cosunbio, Geo1gcfor" o1d (omden. South Carojiea
SatQAngh, 4aefsfa md btfieaeepDfc. Georgia E,os1
rite nrd hgtOrritte, Tennessee Jtoshf,ef,1 mn
Nqfcfrz, Mississippi rerrnoIy Lexington Iouis,llfe
Dangjllc ami FraNkyef, Kcstucay IgiiieotIr ~,
cisEzfi and ZaaesviAe, Ohio,
Philadeiphis, Dec. ~. -9z
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aFDUCAiION.-The Subscriber having been Iiberall
~ cpcOuTeaed IN tie Education OF cu for IL wears
iens his marks 10 his friends and the public for Their
patronage, and informs them that he intends 10 continue
~ scioci me ensuing year III winch Will he taught the
n"s"h; L",m, creek 0"d Fye~ch languages gram
maficGtkg PCRmGnSLip, .frifhnctic ynrFevi0g. III
gsDIe, history, CeegT0phE, -ssfrouony SOfnrqL ogd
.""f"f Pho5ophg, 1ch tie nse cj the GsoLes. Know
's non" experience the greai anxiety which parents feel
ini the improvement and welfare of their children be-
ps particularly fond OF the Instruction yonth and We.
~ desiT0us thai those who may be committed to his care
may make every possible improvements he has made
shch afanse'nents as will enable him to devote hin,elf
s"tiey 10 the duties ofls pF0iessiOnwhch he caicn
iaes ON continuing 10 follow. His lime will I've passed
generally, IN company wi!h his pupils while in and out
OF school witch viii enable him guard iiem AGAINST
ide e. ois ana accidents towAch youth are liable His
ion Is retired and remarkably healthy with cxcecns
water.
faishis id Guardians 81 distance, who may wish
sntst pupils 10 his care Will be pleas. 10 make timely
appiic2iHl ~ letters .aarded 20 tie Rowling Crec
OaI71he county THOS. y. COLEMAN, Pref.
Co"t yra 6rodemg, G0roInc cORnfy,1
Dfc .. o. fgfiJ
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oHocrAw LANDS.

ifram me Eoni,iGBa Ga.clfcl
u SVcsis hat ~ atr treaty with the Chprtaw iud;.
W. ha'e stos,i TO sell - the United States their
49, ."' ~ connIi on tse eas. side Of tire
"Uin2hre lying below the month OF The QYkiibLo .nJ
''s e 90" sonnuars aAn'u i5n miles ffon die head 81
n'''e Ca, near lni Holmes. Ills lsud has been tor
long ii'ae N disinr between them anu the CfeEs arl
Iss eA sit al Tile Cnncaw caimis the TOP nfthr rtq-
tat ni'i"es tie wateis othc TOmhigtse from tho,e of
ne Alabama. SIX scycu years sirce lhc =, n trib
-eeo = se'e theif dispute By game az bali ard II
We 10 not mistake iwss won hy the creeks !, ~ -
VEINS ~ tie treaty concluded nv C, Jackson in ,s,,
We me Stte"s 'Ley rencuished all their claim, 10 il
-" 81 e '.,Vs nov ptrchasedit iIom the Choctsws il
H. g'o'"'' 'ff' will be no question about our ii
ere part OF his lsrais very valuable some indeed
II pare iarcn-"ut e he banks al the rGmbiqice art
NNia Great part o Tie "a iau,s the soil 4 canal IN an.
~ tnt OtS states. The eastern part Of the Ossissi,;
t.tiyIL ntnciease ast IN popuation and wien this
hOo, % lettue ant ~ addition Ia e rich country on
tie Alabama, j. trar into rnagk,f 1 must soon h. mar
s.g tie iHfsi r2lhpus, 5ut terusi wealthy part OF
uat territory. true near Underwater it, settlements can
never be cstetiye. oWug mole 10 t. sterijtv r The
so1i tlan tne insaahgi; uf Tie cnate i the neTiar
ppss's,c, every dvauaga SOIL and climate ,,at ct lie
wished, w'i,' go.i nsyisabe wstcrs
great DargMg.
From ttc 81. Stc9iep's U5cyor. Noren5er ~
We understand thar an TIE irh OF courl treav was
corcrasd ard slpcd between Tie United st,,e.' C.n.
ia'sphei- ana Chieis otthe Ch0claw indians hy which
tle iatef nave coded valuable tract Of c.uuV er,a
ecu WITHIN the following hOaEdaiies loWit
TIE |ocrws cede 20 United S,a. and omit cl,i,,,
fi a the lahGs pTet..ded TO be claim l ~ 80, T
lire BEGINNING at The mouth OF Oakbbeefa where he
Shlt kasaw line terminates on the souh thcca down the
& lnieAi''us 70 MAZE the main channel cou
,'A "a'tI PAIN or naVigaonl to Tie pOit whece The
bnpnee. ~ " '''""'"-
ia consideration of the above ccssion the Iui.ed
Siaes paIsi the Choc.aas hand lin inerchan,i1) ten
'nsan1 collars rnd efage 20 pay anr.aly far twenty
49, ~ 'npisHl niiidi making III Tie so.c the s.lia
81 one l'p''eItd ai'l ihay thousand dollars.
Several ei.ts acre made secure some reserves far
3ad vidnals but without SUCCESS "
TheuirnoSi des4r.u va. observed in copiuctin, ,b4
negotiation.
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ANLEGANT CABINET FURNITURE.-CRA's Chris
r. IitN Cabinet !aker Fulton ST. (lac Fair Street
rear rear 81 NEw-N OK, respectfully informs the CT
uzeS otbe Southern States that he has principally a.
uSpea MS business for Southern demand his furniture is
o. the hfs STYLE Of eieeance and always srdryaffd Of
re oeSt Htrt1naish lie will with the view nj esia-
plShhs himself in Southern custom, reduce his prices
or oefs rom thence, five per cent. below New-York
prices, wn'ch WIZ generay meet the cost of freight
orders directed him. by elier Will receive immediate
.On and prices.
An ms work IS made in his workshops under his
personal Inspection. and packed up b. himself which
CRADLES hiIn to warrant bis furniture those at may
please 10 favour .iu with their commands
C. C. IS very grateful those ladies and gentlemen of
e southern States that haze favored him via; their rns
commentator.
NeU- yorf, nee. 3. G3.3m
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iion of sn ordir.'Si Sled An ordnance for the an
poin,nentsnd Me-. principal Engineer relative 10
IRE, for the City Or ord, and for ether parposes."
Passed DecemhrN IL. isiG and also TO part of IA.
10Th Section of III Ordnance providing against acct.
denis by hre" fpasScd January 18TH iSt5: the ne.
cesar, STEPS viii he taken 70 enforce the fine mpored
10y e said 9Th Section, unless it is strictly complied
WIN. heSecticns above aliuted to, are as follow
sect nh dl,d b. ,,Ttker Crdai',ed, That so much
OF ile 10th Section Of the Ordinance entitled Ori-
nance providing against accidents by ire passed
the sir day of lsnuay thousand eight hundred and
thirteen, as requires the Master of Police furnish le
buckets to the Citizens, be, and the hereby re-
pca'ed fnd be e Jursier Ordained That irniediaely
aiier Tie passage cfthe present Ordinance, The Master
Police sS give notice to the Citizens Tor four Calender
n"nis thereafter, by publication IN the newspapers
ia n;sb themselves with buckets. in the said ec
on felrlted-fud tie said Police Master shall arpr At
each mousse inhe City after The expiration the said
ihonts and every person bound 20 firnish such fire
.uees qua VITO sba omit to do so, or TO produce the
hcAcs when reppred which shall be considered amount
p' any MAGISTRATE al The Corporation, three dollars far
e"cA o"c' lac ought to have furnished, aud costs ofhe
warrant and similar application shall be made IN the
o.' o NStonet III every year hereafter, and persons
omig III furnish hucketsas aforesaid sfa liable TO
si'la hncs which ncs shall be applied deirayins the
| eXpeices oi IN, prescnt Ordinance.
Sect. iotl. fi'i hc fiTthcs. CrdGiRcd That within
one month from the passage of this Ordinance each and
every person occupying any dweng house ho,se
OF other budg shall be, and is hereby required to pro-
vide and Keep hung mp conspicuous mart such
hniidng 'eatlern buckets, containing each aud an
ha GALLONS wsth the name oi such occunor written
cact bucket III the proportions rates following thai
J. II say every not being tavern keeper occr-
Pun ttn'Hteut the valuation whereof
cof0hg I" TIE return of the Assessor of the City
shall not exceed two thousand dollars bucket ever,
such persen occupying building tenement the va
ue oi which as aforesaid shall exceed that SUM- two
hncSets and every ordinarykeepe Hccnccd 10 keep
tavern III this City shall provide and keep such buckets
IN the following proportion, To wit: for building or ten
ement tire value wereofas aforesaid shall not exceed
two thousand collars, Buckets for building or lie
nement the Naiue whereof as aforesaid stall exceed
Two thonsand dollars, and De under our thousand dol
lars soar buckets aud fer esery buiidng or tenement
the valre whereof shall exceed four thousand dollars 81,
buckets Prori9ed, That owner or occuper of an,
building or tenement which has heen rendered fre1opf
by being covered with slate tyle and haynhe door
and windows cased with iron OF copper shall be subject
| to the regulation respecting buckets.
HENRY ROBINSON,
Police U0sfcr.
December 27. 73vin
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on rInE.

Oif IiNi..
Tie tct'ipg sianyas are saia 70 beau exiemporarc,
Pfodnct On O. lie il.as.rions SnIRoAN. racy are
dressed ic ;se Ladies Eil1A and si,RY BinMiN,i,,
daughters Of the tsse Earn OF LvorH. The E.ene,a
supposed TO speak
afo"ts. al ii.y marks yon'll see
Since iNist n O s'tok, r,,ta. me;
Suspect ite ;sea near Nar.lrr
Ewes b-aezsoat c5ut ,o1cca! me.
~ MILTON peg. STOW Iy ant.
pne lan,e alr;.Su and eyeu
~ 81 NsrEArt's bIa-, = sicc "a start
Lac i's.il'inyS na-l'd from iivavn
IN maty more esWe!l as they,
ttfo NsTirus iCIrS siuft
In senti- ld,pb,n, while I'm gay;
La, 5figLtes.. s,.on l'in syttr
Prom Ssnks saie udmss ,ou may oct;
Il r9n's sHbsisi vl,hon,t nt.
cf nad mc like souis r5nh Comet
Mi'h oi'y sparks ahout ne
II n.ter forms OF am seen,
ln breasts Di IoTN aud FAR:
ann rs the ir;PCS dwell withiL
fu"'ii always and ne there.
!, viii rIre. piercing, brilliant gieaus,
tfn avn ~ q, eve;
~ n a. I, - n, e,be isl beams,
sNee' Ntt'sl supply
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Tho following IS ihe project OF "a law prong
s@a by ihe NWNefftc Netherlands. TO his cE.',,,.
bers cnthe lJth sept. hast, for wmishin.s " III,
sHfi Wr0' hic HciiWaef tie Press To Ere5sH go.
remnants md @rereees'
" ili' mIcsiy therefore, proposes la.g hv
shich hrst, ai those ciO, in their publications
Insult tiic personal character OF forcirr ...c.
reigns and princes recognised by bis niatc T.,
all o0tsrn ftienlsMp with him. Who .fs,li
r,irsiinm ihc legality ct their ooycrun,c;,f
ga fhgowc lium on Tie acts Of ticir rotnru.
ia"st sliall b. punished for the FIRST offence l,y
inc OF az 90 Nofins, 0rin default ofpayn,eiit
si1 mouth mqrisoGin snt and on repetition Of
tie offence, AF animpsismmcnt Of from ono TO
tifee sears = 1he PRINTERS &c. are 10 be
lnbie otgr some pcnaliies unless tley rive ,f1
iln arin)f % ibaf be- MAJ bp convicted opI
pHfi,htd The printers hc t3cs lose tiS,if H..
caHse iyf the iTst tiNe Tor three. aud lffer.
waf U.s. for siF wears. with couiiscasioa III sllfhe
copicset tie Prohibited work g r. shall be
M excuse tiiat the articits compia.ncd ofatc
takcn. c.tracted, OF translated fFoHi otl,er "a.
p4ss or works.
From n Bristol Ing. paper Of Gct.Js.1
Extraordinary Frat. On Safntdav wcek
avonng man assembled tie lofty sfeeple
DISH. Nicholas Churc.i, Bristol, forsheDur-
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Baat Of ViygjAia, Dee. 3. ISiG.
'ENHF General meeting % the Stockholders ofthis Rank
viii take place at ie Banking house i'm the civ OF
Richmond On ile liist Monday in January nest
Wn. cambridge, Cashier.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-31

NkEf VALUABLE LAND JOr Sake.-SiN-eghfns Of
The Tract Of L0ad, formerly owned by Col. Turner
soiihali, dec. near the city of Richmond sometimes
g y ine uesthdm, aud sometimes the ETick House
Tract will Ga the 20th day of January next be offered
Tor sale at public 3nctiOn in lots Of from two 10 ten A.
ores eae OH credit ofonr, eight and fifteen months
proved endoTsers, payable ia of the banks in Rich
MOnd iii be required fer the second payments
cure tie last payment.
Possession will he given, aud the title ofthe legatees
o e .ate Col sonaii conveyedto every purchaser OH
his complying with the terms Of sale.
ne Undersigned alone authorised TO dispose of the
lands aforementioned. Al: APRAE
tho TAYLOR.
N b. plat fthe Lots above referred TO will be e.
limited at the Merchants Coffee House. in this CITY for
one fortnight before the day sale and will also on that
day he on the premises submitted the CT any
person inclined TO purchase.
December -. Gz4da