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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21

Uhieh are celebrated for fte cure ef MOST G:s-
eases 10 wlieA The human body is la5is.
PREPARED ONLY IN THE SOLE PRoPAlEToh,
+. w. DYOTT, NJ. ID.
GRANDSON or THE LATE CELEBRATED DR. aoH-
ERTsos or EDTsBURoH
AND FOR SALE IN PHILADELPHIA ONLY,
PROPRIETOR'S HHOLES.9LE DPET9iL
DRUG AND FAMILY
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
No. 1S7, North East Corner Of Second and Race SITS
.4na by reia!I Qf his ASrnis throughout
she United States.
DR.. ROBERTSON'S
Celebrated s1oMACliIC ELIXIR OF HEALTH
(Priee 81 50
One OF thernDst eicacious medicines ever oi'ereu
to the public for the speedy relief and cureof oosi'
nate coughs colds, ,consunptons the hopping couSls
asihmss, pans and wind in the stomach, removing
habtna costyeness, sickness at the stomach SEN
cries, cholera morbus, severe g.ipings. the sum
mer bowel comPlaintin children, &c.
DIR. ROBERT SONS
VEGEIhBLE AERYOUS CORDIdL,
OK, NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE,
Price dollar and my cen.s
Is confidently recommended The most efEcacious
medicine, ,torihe speedy relief and OF All nervous
complaints, attended with inward weakness, deprcs-
SION OF the spirits, ssdscae, tremOr, thnsss, hys-
nric fits debility, seminal We kness, elects, and
various cohpiahiS resulting from secret ihp' Oprety
OF yoath and dissips,cd habits, residence III warm
climates, the iwmoder-te use Of Tea, the unstiltul
or excessive use OF mercury. ofen destructive 10
the human franc, diseases peculiar to {. males a,
cean period ofiIfc, fuor anus, barrenness, &C. &c.
Under The denomination Of nervous disorders, are
inc'uded several diseases, OF the most dangerous
KIND, and are SO various, that volume would hardly
suilrce TO complete description Of them. 1t per-
'ades, niih Lts baeful influence the whole nervous
syste'a rhhns tie heart With inexprcssbe anguish,
and exeinf5 the most dreadful suggestions Of hor-
ror and despair To tins demon have thousands fai-
"a sac'iiee. in the direful transports of its rage
The r"sl'eommon symptoms of IT'S commencement,
arc weakness, hatuenc., Papita,ons, wstchfulness,
dr"w'ness after eating, tlnidiiy, flashes Of heat and
coz, aumbness, cramp, sladiness, pains in the hea
back and loins, hitkup, dlife Guilty Of respiration al
dcSiu'rtion, anxiety, dry cough, &c.
DR. ROBERISON'S
CELEBRAfED CCUT i RHEUMATIC DROPS,
Price one dollar.
a safe and eiiectual cure for the gout. rheuma.
usin, !umbsgo. stone and gravel, swellings, and
weakness of The joints, sprains, bruises, aud all
Kinds ol green wounis-tbe cramp, ,pains in the head,
face aud body, stiffness Of the neck chbains, fro
zen limbs. &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
''@ Worthy of Attention!r r

s 3OS prizes:
Is, 900 tickets at sio dollars each.
TICKE rs AND SHARES,
IN great variety Of numbers in the above "Popu.
Iar' Lottery, can be obtained at the Truly For.
sunafe Lottery and Erchanye 0Gee Of
j. c. SHAW,
No. 118, .Thames-street,
eho has for sale. ga Few Tickets in the Baptist
stone Chapel Lottery, which commences
~ drawing in Bristol IJr 1Ai. Day % 1.
ickets only S S each
GJ NewYork Money taken at par for Tickets.
N Il. Treasury Notes aud New-york Money con.
stantly bought and sold as above.
NctOporf, 24it Janua,7i, 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21

Er II. .Jew sets Of ihe above 6ighiy vc'@o5!e
and Interesting work. 'vi0 soon DC rccsirrd Si
this sEiee. for sate Fo5. IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
DR.. DIOTT's
ANrl.BII.lDUS PILLS

F'lee 25 cts large 6ores 80 csws,
For the prevention aud cure of bilious and msIiy.
nant fevers.
These Pills, II timely administered, will remove
the causes which commonly produce the yellow Fe-
yer, Bilious fe,ers, Ague and Fever, cholic pans
h"tu'enc'es, indgestions. costiveness hypochondr-
ac and hysteric complaints stranguary gravel, rheu
matism and gout. e
They are peculiarly serviceable in Female Disor
ders. and especially in the removal of those oostruc.
lions OF their complaints at certain periods.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
ISAAC DOWf.

- ESPEctFULLy informs his & ends and the
Az pub ic, that he has removed from Newport TO
bos,on. aud has taken the e,cs N, Mansion.iiruse
of tlre late Dr. MAaRES, in School. street, where
he is ready To receive his lor,rer triInds and
customers, anJ such strangers as choose TO favour
him with their company. The House is large and
commodious, and situated in one of the pieasantest
streets IN town, and within three minutes walk OF
ness.
Those perssns who favor him with their custom,
may depsnd upon having excellent, seeo,nmojat.un
and the best atten ton paid 10 ucm
BJsiou Nsr 81 fyl;
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kline POCK..

Door. JOHNSON, has GENUINE FRESH
,KlNE-POCK MATTER, free from all
bad humors.
LIE will lnocu!ate all those who may wish 10 be
forever secured from that destructive aud loath-
some disease, the S.)LiLL-POX--Fce moderate.
Remarks lit causes no other disease, but has Of
ten been known to improve the health, and to re-
move some diseases under which the person before
labored It leaves behind no blemsh but blessings
one Of the greatest ever bestowed on man {; a per.
feet security against the future effects Of tho inicc
lion ef the 5mall.Pox. Jan. 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
Executors N0Lice.

LICLAfOI"S INUI7Cc.
THE subscriber having been appointed Executor
L to the last viii and Testament Of MARTHA
Vans, late of Middletown, in the County Of New
port, deceased, and having given bond as the law
Directs. requests all per"ons indebted said Estate
10 mike Immediate payment, and those having any
demands, to present the same Tor settlement
ASA BROOKS.
.Ne5eporf January 8, 1916.
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Newhorf, .s--Cierk's c6see, sulhysme juaieiat
Cart. county Of Neufsrt.
The Seite Of Rhotie. lsand and Bowl.
rss,, dence Plantations.

rsb,. dence Plantations.
hewnors, as--Cietk's Office, Sxhreas JuGi.
eta! Court, Coualy u Ntahori.-
WpEREAS, AaicAIL BRowSEEL, Of Little
Compton, in the county Of Newport, uife &c
John Brownell, late ofsa'd Little .conp,oa, hoas.-
wright bath this day filed said olfice her petition
to said Coart pra,irg for the rescns therein stated
that thc Bands Of Msnisge, sEbs;s,.ng between her
>ad the sad icLn Erosneii, Issy be rendered nuil
and VOID. and Decree Of D,'orse be promulgated.
This Is therefore 10 give notice 10 the sais. ycha
Browaeli, or ~honsoe,er IL rnay concern that th,
be ard appear, " they sec f., at the Suprefae Jud.
eial Court To be holden Ne~ port, wiIin snd foe
the county ct Newport, ,h, rs, Monday OF March
next, 10 shsw cause. any they have. why the pray
er oi said petition should net be grsntcrl.
GIDEON PALMER. Clerk.
.Ncs5ort Feb-sa-y L. 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
PATENT ITCH OINTMENT

For pleasantness, safety, expedniUn, case and
certainty Is infinitely superior auy other ne,,i-
.ne f,r the cure of that most disagreese and tor
msnting disorder the Itch.
Dr Dvorrs Insallble Tooth Ache Drops price
80 cts. Cireassian Eye-water; price So cents
cieign smcdy for all disorders OF the eyes.
DE. rIssor's celebrated Goat and Rheumatic
Drops price So. The Vegetable Balm Of Life; pIice
Sl The Balm OF Iberia price 81, extracted frem
~n lbetian plant, tr curing detects ot The skin, AID
improving the complexion. &c. The restorative
Dsu'iirc. for, cleansing. whitening and preserving
the teeth aud gums, (price thy cents per boxl
Since these iuvaluab'e medicines were ird dis.
covered. upwards of Ser-s Rmdreo rasusoad Tsrsoas
have experienced iher bsppy and ssiutsry ELECTS
many oi whom iron The lowest state OF their dsor.
ders.
GJ' Take notice. that each and a. the above grnu.
inc medicines orc signed tho outside covers with
tho signature OF the solc proprietor. r.w Dyott D.
Er a fresh supply Of the above MEpr.
GIVES iust received, and FOE sale by SAM.
uEL w. ViNSON, Drugsis', AevhOrf,
where pamphlets containing certificates Of
cucs Sc. MY he he'd gratis.
~ tsss-. .fE.g. 90 lSi5. .y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
Dr.. = e. HAZIRD.

INFORMS the public that he has removed to Nc~-
port. and will attend to any calls made 10 the
nne of his profession, at No II, mes.street--
there he has opened an assortment of MEDICINES,
Or sale Jaaua,y 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
'1LUABLE FdR.N FOP ST. p

>oR sale, aud immediate possession given, ,ha,
yduablc FARM, known by the name OF the
;rris,n Farm, situate within one mile oflhis town,
,tainIns 80 acres for quality OF soil aud ,oca
,sa'ages. 1t is exceeded Wy none on Rbsde-t,l.
\. Ofs, N Nsw.york or Baltimore, will bel re.
we'd IN payment. For terms. applyto
r.O. RICHMOND
!. B,-W ,nted, Treasury Notes and New.york
ney. for which specie will be given.
Newoort, January -, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
PATENT STOMACHIC BIrrERS,
Price one dollar and .G1iy &C

I'rice one dollar,
Dr. Ito nfr rso rs slomaehic Bilters, (price S 1,)
"n'eh axe @es orated tor strcng' hrnng weak son,-
achs, increasing the appetite and certain pre-, sn,ye
and cure ior the lever and ague. &C. For the fever
snd ague,a maada so prevail, ihrougl lout the south.
ern States, and SO affecting 10 families residing in all
low countries, redundant with marshes, lakes, stag
nated POOLS rivers, &c. These celebrated and uni.
versa'! esteemed besaitt, have surpassed any
dy ever administered for the relief and cure of that
most 'ohs.mrte opfessor Of the human frame, mum.
osress instances" Of their efficacy have been testified,
aer NE barKs and various other ex,olled pre- scrip.
TONS t~'e they proved successful, to the admiration
effects. '>'' -ff'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
Il FARM TO L ET.

I-ANY person wishing to hire my Poin. Judith
FARM. may know the terms, by applying to Doct.
George Hazard, OF h.kngstown. or the subscrl'
Der, in Norwich, Con.
4 CARDER HAZARD.
January 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
REAL EsrATE--roR SALE.

>HE subscriber offers for sale, his Estate s,,ist-
4 cd in Thamcs-s,rect, next south OF the brick
a~k~t-- II conaios three shops in front, and has
pavement yard. good well of Water, barn, &e, -&e
pr firtier particulars inquire Of the subscr;ber.v.
|, on che premses, SAMUEL WATSON, 1,
| Nj .yporf. Nepfenrher 9. 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
Dn. RODERTSON'S
infaliihe WORM DESTROYING l.OZENC

Price Hjty cents.
miles.
-, orNProMs.'-Ihe common symptoms Of the
worms axe, pAeness ct the counlenance, at other
tunes iush'hs OF the face itching of the nose and
about tue seat starting and grinding Of the teeth in
Sleep swelling Of the upper iip. the appetite some.
tunes bad, at other times voracious- ioos,nc dis.
agreeable breath, hard swelied belly great thirst
sq' urine i'o''y and sometimes of wbitish color
sava, especially when asleep; frtq.en nj pains in the
sue WIN Try cough, and unequal pulse paipna
tons OF the heart, swoomiogs, coil swe.,s, palsy
cpiieplc hts, sc.
Thoughnumberess Medicines are ca,ollcd for ex.
pe.n"s avn SUING wos ms, none are equal IN efficacy
TO DR.. Koberson's Wcrm Destro,i Lozcnpes. ,,,ey
are mild IN the operation. aud may be given 10 the
youngest infant with safety.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
For Sale or 10 Let,
roLet,

ind h,sse"sion given immediately,
Al pleasantly situated House and C.rien. .cw,.
.d. and formerly occupied by FsEsnAS NAY.
w. IN Wellington street. For particulars in.
!. this Qdicc.. psc. -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
Union Woolsu ManY/act0ry.

rI>HE UNION WOOLE.v Afa.NJF.4C'TORY,
Il established at PorrsmouihY (sn this lsiand) IS
now in operation The Mschinery 10 new, and ef
the best kind, and an experienced Workman has
been employed 10 carry i, on--The Proprietors will
seceive w ooL TO manufacture into CpoTH and the
whole process, or any branch Of IFS manufacturing,
shalt be done in The best manner, as eXpedinOusly,
pnd on AS reasonable terms as can be done at any
lfanuiactory in the State Apply at tho Man,rtacto
~, to JOHN BABCOCk, .7genf.
kor nnonsh, Dec IS, 1915.
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.hsGTlorl, s.s-Cterk's office, suhrenie ja1ic!sL
--Courf, couury Of Ne7eforf.

3sUForfS sS--SRiKS cDlcc, supreme /4die!s<~
Courf, couuIy of Ne7vhorf.
" HEREAS, ELISHA CHASE, oi Newport, in the
w county Of Newport, hath this day lodged in
Said lice certified copy of act OF The honora-
bic Ccuera! Assembly OF the State of Rhodelsland
and Providence Plantations, passed October session,
AID. 1915, granting him The beneG Of an Acr, pas
sed June, AID 1856, entitled "An Act for the re-
lief of lnsovent Debtors" This is therefore 10
give notice the creditors of the said Elisha Chase
TO be aud appear, they fit, at tho supreme in.
dicial Court, to be holden at Newport, within anil
for the county OF Newport, the FIRST Monday Of
Mrrch next, to nominate Commissioners to aeCeve
an assignment Of ,he estnte of said Elisha and dis
tribute the same amongst the creditors Of the said
Elisha. GIDEON PALMER, C!erE
.Nerpor,, February ), 1916.
.Newhori, s.s --Cierk's cG;ee, sulhyfme juaiciat
Conri. eoDGty Of .Nesbert.
w IiEREAS, JoHs MARSH, of Newport, habit
W day fled p sid Office a certified copy Of an
act Of the hon. General Assembly Of the state Of
Rhode-island and Providence Plantations, passet
October, A. d. 1885, granting him the benefit Of an
act, passed June, a. ID 1886, entitled An Act for
the relief of lnsolvent Debtors :" This is therefore
to give notice to the creditors Of the said Johp that
they DC and appear, if they ft, at The supreme
judicial Court, 10 be holden at Newport within and
for the county Of Newport, the first Monday us
March next, to nominate commissioners 10 receive
an assignment OF the estate and effects OF the said
John Marsh for the benefit Of his creditors.
GIDEON PALMER, Clerk.
N;.yborE Fxbrndrs s, 1916.
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DRYGOOD'S STORES--7o Lsf.

-DN1 |OOOI - - On NLSO--1 q 11t1'
1.-TWO Dry Goods SHOPS. in front Of J PsnRY's
i House, No. l23, rhames.street, 6oishcd an
complete order, and as good stands for business as
any in Newport Possession given the 10Th OF Jan.
INST --.iiso' 10 Lot, large Grocery Store on the
wharf, with a counting oom.--Likswisc, 4 Stores,
suitable for storing Goods of any description, a
cUpsu,er's, snd two cooper's shops; stable and
chaise house all Of which will be rented on rea.
senAbie tcrms.--Apply to
i{ JAMES PERRY
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If fdcsired bound. 37t cents per volume TO he al
ded, or dollars Tor the eight volumes, now bound
and ready for delivery.
Fcs in sheets, may be sent to any post office at
the rate of newspaper postage, but those that are
bound cannot be sent by mail They will be for
wardsd, however, in either case, by any private con.
veyance pointed out. the risk of the purchaser,
the cash being paid for them Money forwarded
by mail is guaranteed safe by the editor, but the
postage is expected to be paid. Apply TO
II. NILES, Edjsor BaL:nors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-16

IL has been stated IN the Regisfer, we presunc
tom misapprehension, that the republican Iuern-
bers Of thc legislature have noniiqiedDANrEL ID.
ToMPStSs for the presidency. The article has
been copied iato most Oft newspapers and has
excited considerable auiCnafversion W. have been
requested ~ say, that no nomination OF president
WAS made IN the meeting alluded 10. Some resoluG-
ons we're adopted, unanimously, expressive Of the
FEELINGS ct the meeting this question, but connect
ed with sn avowed intention to support the nornna-
ton Which should fairly and ultimately be MAZE a,
Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-16
NOTICE.

2 virtue IF Deed of Trust executed
To- the Subscribers by Cornelius Buck TO secure the
payment of three thousand hundred and tvtntv-rne
dollars iIve cents. ON the 24i ay sfJuy 1871 IN LTes
CR7';c y Cowho have agIed the same 10 Mills Bot Z.
tunif'-Will he sold for cash dn,siay tI. mir.
u'.h day OF March ncs at the dwrllin,-in of t. sd
Buck, seven hundred and thirt, acres of Am hin,
the same Wherein e resides. lying in the county o Cbs
tere about twelve miles above the town of ManchSer
also one undivided oucth part oil five ncrs of 20 Al
LIND lying ia the neighboriooi and known Inv III
name ot HooGT1seS CoG Pits, uuc the sad lands
viii (snlIect ." the dover VI tle wife of The nd
c. BucC be sufficient raisc te OF money afre,,j
with interest thereon from the 24th day of JuI ,sI %
the exlenees of the sale. - ' ~
SAMUEL T.i7LoR)
GEO. MARKH fM. trustees.
January 10. zo-,5s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-16
January i6.

by Virtue Of Deed of Trust executed 10 the Subscriber,
ny CIc'T Buck, for the purpose Of raising the monies
thereby INTENDED TO he securtdWiil Ike sold for cash ~,
wednesday the thirteenth day OF March next Al the dwell.
-house OF the sad Buck; tetrac Of LAND on which he
AZ pr sent n Sldes suppoe contain more tnn ven
hui"f'T and hirt.aur acrrs u tT=cr of and in The
county OF Ameim, supposed contain thousand and
trce anu bali acres. tract of LAND. the county Of
Chesterfield, ON the turnpike road, about six miles above The
town OF Manchester supposed to contain eghynne acres
eleven tracts OF LhND lying in the cCuny of atrcL and
one IN the county of Pttsy nnia supposed 10 eont tb.
aggregate four thousand four hundred and forty one acres
aso 'iirty-ine SLd1ES OF Them Young and yry
likely large stock of hOrs,s mules cattle hogs and sheen
'aIge assortment of plantation tools ard utensils CHI
iusbe household and ktch furniture eontaininp aioo',
every ar;ieie necessary and convenient il
should tie property not h. Sold the slrIve rav te sale
vii continue from day oday, until So fic;rncy sold 10
answer the purposes Of the trust and cxpenc,s ofsac
ROBERT GRdHdM,) -
j ~. WINFREE. Trustees
January. oa,d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-16
.REn MARINE LIST.
SCALE OF B\NN.NOTEs.
puur OF iiICnMOND VA.
In Richmond HASTINGS c

In Richmond Hastings Court,
March 18th, 1916.
In pursuance Of the Get of Assembly, ent;te,l.
An Act to explain and amend the Act to give re-
lief to the people its Cornmonw eslta in certain
cases, the Court declares that the notes row cur
rent in this city, are as follow OF the Bank of
Virginia, and the Farrners' Bank of Virginia, at
par--Of the State Bank OF North-CaroIina, at IL
per cent. dscount-Of the chartered Banks of the
city OF Philadelphia, at q per cent. dacount-Of
the chartered Ranks ofhe city of Baltimore, at 10
per cent. liscount-.ind of the chartered Banks OF
the District of Columbia, at 122 per cent discount
And that mother NOES of the adjoining States
are now current in this city.
IA copy,)
TIL C. HOWARD TY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-16
REPORTED INDIAN MURDEps

n Gentlemsn, direct fiOm the Mississippi Ferri-
tory, has communicated to the following nteili-
geuce, when, from hsapparent responsibility, Ohio
an entire siranger,l We rely Hpon as substantially
correct No information re iatng TO this affair hrs
been received by the Executive OF our State or has
reached this place, 81 far we have learnt from
any other source. Oar informant stated 10 u.s. that
o. the Ssh Instant, Colonel Daniei Jojinso Of Chi
kasaw Bluff, accompanied By Major Powell and
MIR. M'Giasky with their servants, while eAplor-
ing the lands on the Alabama included in the late
C sslon from the Greeks, were fired upon by par.
~ OF Indians IN ambush. Powell, who was the ONLY
one Of the party that escaped, reports that he saw
johnson aud vi 'Glasky tall at the first fire-Tne
Indians pursued him some mil2s, and fired NJ him
repeatedly one ball pierced his hat, and another
passed through bis clothes detachment of militia
from btsseiCs Cree< y element had marched in
pursuit Ut the Indians, hat too late it was supposed
20 oyertake them. This outrage was committed
near the Indian village called the Standing Peach
Tree, about fifty lies above Fort Claiborne and
ten from Fishers Stand, on the mail road Powe!l
could not tell whether Johnson and MGasky were
scalpcd, rs ne treated Immediately after t,ry
were slot. The gentleman who Communicated
the torc going particulars, saw General Gaines at
Fort Mitchell, ON the l7t,, who had nst hsard of
THIS recent hostility. We are the more surprised
at it, the Indisas had appeared for short tine
past entirely Tranquil Whether IL be an act oG
national hostility, bapditt Of robbers, NAV Be.
safely coli ctared, when Il is known, whether
the persons murdered were scaped this being the
inyaFiablc custom Of the sayages when 1t wsf but
not commonly praetised on those who are the VIC
TINS OF private revenge, or Of plumber.
GeDigid JourHui, FEB. %.
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Valuable ProIerfv for SOL

) pursuance Of a deeres of the superior: curt IS
) chancery (and with the consent nf all nsr,;cs
Interested therein) will be sold at public suetioa nm
credit of one, two AID ih-ee wears. rousI ann,,af
payments, MRae's WAREHOUSE, in the Town
retFIsourg-h'so; THlRTf-TWO SHARES
IN the Manchester Turnpike Co-ouary. hello, g;n,
to the estate of the late Jrhn Mira. iun. dee .
The sale OF the warehouse will take place ON The
premises. on FRIDAY the o2d DAY of March rex,
and The Manchester lnr'pike stuck will be sold AZ
the Seil, Tavern, " the city of Richmond, on Tues-
day the 2Gh dav of Ma, eli next. Terns--bors.
with approved seeuritv, carry interest from the
day OF sale, the interest to be RENTED, if the nr'-
ciPal is punctuslly paid. r''--
w LEIGH, y Trustees
&c. VIII DER All
JOEL HAMMoN 4Gonmis.s
February 16 Ioo ,I. .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-16

UNION RACES.
VIV1E Caroline Jockey Chit Races will COM
mence on the ST. Thursday in A prl next, at
the Union Tavern.
lst DAVIS pnrse--amount of Subscription
"a d vs. purse-propri, tore parse and tell of the
h'id, with an entrance of ten dollars for each
horse.
Free for anv hnrse, mare. or gehiing, aereeabIv
TO the rules ofRappahasnock Jockey Club
PHILIP SAMUEL,
Treasurer
a ELAN OF Cocks viii be fought at he same time
ana Pac.---shewine twenty One for twenty dollars,
and one hundred
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-16
T'O .1IEN" or E.N"ptU.
PRIZE md .9CTIVITY.
LOTTERY.
Fehrnarv 16.

To be drazvn j6r TIE 5encft ofMe Lte,a-
ny Find Of Yhyiaia.
FT7ffE president and directors Of The Literary rsnd
Z ofthe Commonwealth of Virgil ia, bene en-.
powerd by law to raise, in all of said fund an.
r'lSy, Tor term OF years not exc e,iine seven by
i"ttcry,a sum not exc edirg thirty thousand do :.
IS, and TO Contract for IN dr. wing Of r., sS;t
iot cry, do therefore give roice that pr nos,Is
VII be reserved BY them until the first day Of NJ,
next, iron any person persons who; may h..
Wiling or desirons to contract for the drawing ,f
very on lotteries, who will SPECIFY in such Irono-
sails the terms n which he or they ae v Hing r.,
contract for drawing the sam.-- Bond and roo11
cnr!ty will be required for fait!fll co,nuIiane..
with the terDsGf the contra t.
To eDabc the President and Directors IN have
the fullest inior.a'ion the subject they viii mn,
act upon any Application made to- the,n uniltbe frst
ot NIay-sueh applications may be mae BIZ letrrs
a'dresssd, (pOsage paid,) to the subscriber,
WILLIAM MUNFCRD,
CFcfS 70 tie Lite aV Falsd.
,'.IgV" .: i0I-u
The Editors Of the National InieI ipenccr.
baltimore meriean, Norfolk Herald snd Peters.
burg lnteiligencer, viii please to insert the above
advertisement once week frs six weeks. j., their
respective papers, and forward their ACCOUNTS far
pa' mert, 20 the Clerk orthe Literary Fund