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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03
+. +. Remington,

No. ia, yhamrs-sffrek
HAs just received a quantity of Americas
\ GOODS. consisting OF lilesched shee,ing and
shirtng Cottons. brown DO. Chex and Bed ick;hgs
which viii be sold 20 per cent under the factory
prices .hs l tA
lie has On hand general sssortmen, Of %
w. DRY-GOODS, IN 'sa.. iae
which will be sold cheaper than has been offered
this sesson a, .y.., Jan. 3 4.
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BRITISH AhTIoNAL DEBT.

The latest London papers ha, published
the amount of the British National Debt,
which. they say, is "taken from the highest
official source. The capital Of Funded Debt
not redeemed FIRST November Is sir thousand
sir hundred and yijty one nsiiiou, one hundred
and EffyJ four thousand fsvo hundred and f,ven.
fy-eghf Dollars 1.-THE total annual
sharge Of the debt s4,29s,oS6I. lSs.
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CONGRESS-.
FRoM W.dsHINGToM DEc. q

FROM U.fSYLNGTC.N DEC. 81.
We have had no squabbling as yet ey-
cry thing seems to go on harmoniously and
much business done, IN maturing the nomer.
ous acts to be passed on, during The session.
Yesterday, Mr.. Johnson, of Ken. reported a
bill, making provision for hree additional
Military Aeadamfes, which was twice read.
IL proposes, that there shall be one addition
al Academy, within the District OF Colum.
tia one at Mount Desrbotn in South. Caro-
lima; and one in the vjcieity Of Newport, at
the jnnction of the Ohio and Licking rivers,
80 the State of Kentucky, with the same re.
gulations generally as tho present Military
Acade my the number Of Cadets in the sev.
eral Military Academies never to exceed in
the whole number eight hundred. The
steps, which are taking by government, in
relation to our border settIemepts with the
Indians, is considered jadicious, and 1t is
hoped, will prevent any future savage war
fare. On this subject, the following Reso-
Iu,ion has been brought before the House
and agreed to -" Resolved, That il is mex.
pcdient to grant rights of occupancy or pre-.
emp,ion to such persons as shall settle on the
public lands which have been obtained by
treaty or conquest from the Greek Indians
during the late wal"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03

any fu'ure service without cost 10 England
But sha, m English army is bu, form for,
gold could convcts ministers INTO emperors
and emperors iu,o ministers, and sway bslf
tho world Mat, in Jaef, gotd instead OF iron
aod lead, won the ba,sie Of Mount ST. John !;
and that one Of the ,sai,ors who carried TO
Blucher the orders des,iced for general
Groueay was now project, and another was
govern Of city-That now the balance Of
power was poised very besu,ifuIly, ,--since
toaT sovereigns, few priests, and plenty Of
bayone,s, kept Europe tranquil .--h. Y. Col.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03

The Marqris Of Buekinghamshire is said
to have gone to France from the Isle Of
Wight in magnificent, ya,ch, which he has
lately built and armed with twelve peces Of
brass cannon, which alone cos: him twelve
hundred evioeas.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03

Virginia Finances by Report from the
Office, for the year ending the 3oth Of Sept.
last, It appears that o balance remsiaed in
the Treasury on that day, Of nineiy.six thou.
ssod one hundred and thirty.one dollars and
nine,y-six cents. :.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03
RAPID INCREASE OF THE FTLL.f.
GES OF hUFFfIO.
BUFFALO, pEcE

BUFFALO, DECEMBER IL.
There are now In ihls village, upwards OF
one hundred and .f5,sy dwelling .huuscs and
stores many OF winch are elegantly construc-
ted.--When il is considered, that less than
Two years since The who,e village was nothing
but heaps OF ruins, VIC cannot but admi.
re ske eo,crprize md cxertion OF its en-
hah,auis. who have in so short a period
raised 1t from its ashes, with renovated beau
~. The ,boslic and business which have
been Witnessed in our streets during the past
season, have surprised tie stronger who came
here 10 view The ALMOST effected marks oil our
ruthless invaders--The village of Le1sson,
Manchester, sc. have been rebuilt with sim.
i!r rapidly Iodeed, that spriog and action
Which liberty ever gives TO the human char.
sctcr, have produced the most, astonishing
changcs on The whole Of this frontier To
know that this is the cause 10 which these
effects should be auributeG, we have only TO
10 cross the river. We may ihere see cur
neighbours, the Canadians, suffering local ad-
vantagcs decidedly superior to our own to
remain unimproved and useless.--Therc the
sorlowful ves,iges Of war s'r &c, conspicous.---
LaDguor and inaciion mark the Inhabitants,
and human exertion appears chilled with the
cold, freezing iLtloence. oil iyisnoy.
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rnoa TnE xEw.Yonx.oAzFrrE.

c2mmunieation.--We haye been recently
advised, by letters, from Manga, Bordeanr,
.fmsterdam, England and Russia, that, such
his been the immense cxpor,a,ion from those
places, that there wa. no more fruit, no bran.
6y, no gin, no dry.goo6s, no hcmh or IRON
Dc'ieving, as we must, that we are not mis-
informed, we have ebundan, reason TO con-
gtaiulate the holders of those articles on the
prospect thus presented Of their making
great fortunes. Nothing tnore is necessary
10 effect this, than TO HOLD ON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03

few weeks since we noticed the di'.u-.
bsncos in England, occasoncd by abou, 10000
Sailors taking into their own hands thcsdirec-
number ofposls. II appears that the govern.
rhenr, with the aid Of the militia, have quei'ed
these disturbances, and dispersed the sailors,
tyithohf otoodshcd. Wha, contrast this 10
the massacre Of Darfmoorel In One case, an
organised rebellion in the other, fnpcicd
attempt to esSape--,bc lost. made pretcxt
Tor wontoh murder and maiming. Blu, British
sailors were the actors on the Tyne, and
American sailors were the guilty ones q,
Dartmoor. Besides, vicfory was certain over
the unarmed Yankees in prison, and their en-
cmics were unwilling to let slip 90 far en- op-
poftuuity of achieving II.
Prov. PAT.
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IlARSH,zL NEY.

A Paris article, Of Nov. 90, says, /" In The
Chsmber of Peers on ihe 18th, i, was uosni.
mousiy resolved, tha Marshal Nay should
be 6siiverec over TO the Chamber, and that
his trial should begin on the 2iss."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03

Sferie coming back Arrived OF Charles.
tod, 9Th ult. British ship Loyal.Sam, from
Nassau, cargo dry goods, and sirfy thousand
dollars in sneeie.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03

Captain STEPHEN DEcArrp, of the Navy,
is appointed by the President of the United
States, with the consent Of the Senate, 10 be
Commissioners Of The Navy Doard,,icc Cspi.
Hall, resigned.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03

William Blount is elected a Representative
to Congress, from Ienoesses, 10 supply the
vacancy ocessioned by ,hc death Of John Sc.
vlcf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03

The csnaaisn Government is conveying
gres, quantities OF naval s,ofes: such rs cor
dlge, snshcrs, &c. 10 xinss'os.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03

The commissioners OF the Navy have nd.
vertised for proposals to contract for white
oak timber, 10 be Gu, to mouds Cor ships Of
the line, friga;es and sloops Of war.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03

General JACKSON. accompanied by his
wife and 500, and Major Reid, his aid.de.
camp, left ibis city on Su' for his resi-
denec in Tennessee. 1t is with grca, plea.
sure we add, that the health OF the brave
General Is much improved since his late in
disposition since hi, late indispo.i,iou, and
that there Is great reason to hope the wishc.
OF the people of the United States will be
accomplished In his speedy restoration to
perfect health. S1ch .. only knew General
Jackson, as the gallant defender Of bis coun.
Try, will be perhaps pleased 10 hear, thar 10y
those With whom he associated in ;his ci'y,hc
will long be remembered with affec,iouatc
interest, for his benevolchoc of mathtrs, lis
courteous and dignificd simplicity.
Mar. Int. 27fh ulf.
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A Public Dinner and Bail has been given
at Baltimore to Commodore DEcAruR, by
citizens 0s both political parties.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03

A ri1e-gun be, been made in the province
Of 'TucUmsn, Soo,h-Ameries, sua ], was
thought IL would bs sent 10, the presiden,cf
Of tho u. States, as tie first ffoi, d rnsn-
ufsc,ure oil ihs, kind i0 that quarter.
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ADariNe Tisf.'

PORT OF EWPORT---J Jso.. 1870 4f
On Saturday lest, ar sohp Iieotor. H.itrimess
from Boston bound to New -york-cargo dfy g0odjp n
wind and drugs ~, 8.
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.fhhoistmeu,s BY KS Ihyesty Me King Of the
Netherlands. .u
PH. LEcaLEcrsrR, Esq. Charge DAT.
fairs, 10 the UnIted oia,es residence, Phila-
delpnio.
II. GIssARp, Esq. Commercial Agent,
Ncw-York.
I'll. WiSrHRor, Esq Commercial Agent,
Boston.
E.. S. KosIo, Esq. Commercial Agent,
Baltimore.
T. Wnrenr, Esq. Commercial agent,
Savannah. J
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Erraet 81 iestrr trca an ef7c.r on 6oar0

ne U. -. brig EaierRr,--
You have no idcs OF the respect which
the American character has gained by our
late WARS. The Spaniords especially think
We are devils incarnste; 40 We beat the EOg-
iish, who beat the French, who beat them,
whom nobody ever bea, before ana the Al
gerncs, whom the devil himself could no,
beat"
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rms Ddf, af "a o'clocS. d. ~.
Nh be soid. for the ,bencGs qf all concerned, ut

III" =" Y, "a Y v ttOths n. T'
MI be soid fbr the, ,benofs Of all sonrcrnedy ut
CRANSTON & SHAW'5 OFFICE,
rx THE wreck OF tho schs. FHAH.
sXEN CTS, as she now lies on Beatet.1sii
VEE1NT Rocks. together with the prSretiy.
,sl4>,. saved from said schr consisting bf
9 uage DR.. casks vidonie Wine, 3 tons Logwouuy y
bags Juniper Berries, 4 Mahogany Bedsissdr, L
Toilet Table, Bureau, 4 portable wr,ng-Deskt
(dainsgcd)--.a Quantity Of Sails and Riggihgy .
hawse leads, Compass, quantity Of lrob, rhd
several other articles.
diso, Immediately qj7sy.
An excellent Barometcr--a niimber of ysliiAbs
Charts dozen pair 10 4 Bahksts-a small csth4
logue of books. and a quantity Of Household furs
niiu,e. s efH ..,f.. AZ. y0r a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03
December 2S.

No business was done in the Senate ye.tef.
day, except the reference OF two or three Pc
,ition.. The Senate Chamber is undergoing
en- alteration and enlargement, which has
made it necessary for the Senate TO adjourn
TO Friday next, which they yessesdsy did.
The Treaty with the Dey Of Algiers has,
il is generally understood, been ratified by
the Senate, and will probably be published
IN day or two.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03

January and dzay.-On wednesday last
was married, st 81. Leoosrd's Church, Shore
ditch, to bis second vile, Mr.. George Max
well, rcspec'sbIc tailor, 10 tire oghysfjfh
year ofbis age, TO blooming maiden Of
fwenfy.ihf'e Ttbe bridegroom appeared full
oi glee ard iuIl OF spirits on the occasion,
though he Is farther, grandfather, and great
grandfather, to one hancred and one ciiIdish
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-03

6erere Gni". a London paper the 2olb
Nov. ssyes, " There wa. . v,olen, gale on the
29th and 3oth OF OCTOBER, along the English,
Scotch and coasts, ia which many lives were
lost. The Fame, Blair, froni Gresnock, was
lost abou, Ia miles from Dublin, and oil hands,
exccT one, perIshcd. Destructive gsles
were also ielt sbou, the middle OF November,
IN which many vessels were lost." ,a
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No important I

No inpostsNt Jushess t1E<f g ~ 81 s'l93
the attention OF Congress. The Repretenss-
tives as we'll as the people probably deem.
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WO1IL'B.
JACOB ~. WEAVER & co. contemplating mes
y arrangement OF business. request those ihdebl
ed to thehi by Note or book Account 10 call M
settle the same on or before the goth inst.
Aerfsorf, Jnniio'.p \. 1916 fu tt|
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tkf.oH KAISINS.
fifty boxes fresh Musca,ei isAtsiNs, for ssll
i cheap. by y. y. RICHMOND.
Jawidrb.3i y fs,. tFmtts. .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-23
COMPARTMENTS.
LTBEEhL rOLICY OF VIRGINIA..


The Virginia Il gsIaturc, whici is inst adjourned,
are every where gre ted with W,ll done goad X
faithful servants !''' In touching on this dolisht
theme" saws tn Enquirer . it is difficult to rein
in cur fcelis y. The course which they have ira
ced is so patriotic and pure the e oil which
they have pr ject'd so brilliant the motives which
actuated them SO dsiutcrested, and so much eleva-
ted above that gross and so.rii atmosphere which
del.bsratiye assemblies sogenerally breathe, that it
is almost impossible To sise uttcrarce to the feel
ings which they have inspirel, without LAYING our
selves open to the mputatian OF 4 r0msnic euthu-
tiasm.n
in brief; the Virginia legislature Lave ,r, cted
4 CIR attention 10 the real Interests u the stse ;hey
have appropriated 4 MILLION DOLLARS towards
the Improvement Of rivers, roads and carals, the
present rcit annual come estimated at not less
than S 100000, hesd, enGowug this fund with all
the premiums which AZ hereafter arise from incor-
rorag aew, or extending The capitals OF the exist
iDg tanss."
Schools" Near a million more is given 20 this
holy purpose besides an.ua increase from GER
tain hnes, penalties, ard lorseituros, and sum in
hand orne;i' S 5o,2o0.''
Maps AID CHARTS the fine arts, and a monument
to WAsHTYGSoN, &c. are next provided T. (;
with further appropriations Tor arinories AID arse
mate.
Well done. Virginia Tou had no shallsw poll
tician no crafty dissembler in power, 10 exeiaim-
" III have nothing 10 10 with jeff rson's cena
the opening this road, clearing that rver"-
Az labouref Tor the public good, without reiuc-
;ance, and without eQuiUocGfion Admirable Yr-
,,,pin
NETWORK, We trust, wiz slumher no longer :
hpf, Sanpsonite, snip the petty wi.hes Of party &
prejudice which have Sound her ia q fatal letbarry
Nv L. Col.,1i5iGn
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THE USE OF RICHES.

From Pope'S .Gordi EssGys.1
Put al our praises Why should loryls engross
Risr honest Muse ! and sing the Man of HOS:
pitssh Na;,a echoes thro' her winding bounds,
AID rapid Severn hnarse applause resound>.
Who hung With woods yon mountains su,,sy brow
FROM the dir, rock who ba,ic the waters ilow
Not 10 the skies IN us,l,Sss columns tO>t,
o. III proud fails magnileently cs;,
But cisaraiid artl, -, psnring IhrO' the plain,
IL ath ~ the SICK, and Sullcc to the swain.
Whose eauseway parts the vale with shady ruws9
why's seats tie weary traveller repOse
Who taught hat h.ayeis-drtetCI spre TO rise
he Man OF Ross each iispiug bil-c replies.
pthoit the narlS't-p,IcC with poor O'cgSpN al
The MIN of Ross dividts tie weekly bt, nd
lie feeds yun alnhDuSr he.it, but vo,l oil state,
Where Az and Want sit siniliug NJ the gate:
Him pJrticnd mAids, apprentcn orphans. hlCss,
1he yonng Who lahOur, and the oil who rest.
Iany sick ihc Man of Ross relieves.
Prscribcs, attends, the uet'circ maseS and gives.
Is til n a VARIANCE enter but ms door,
EaulA q are tfe courts. and contt,, IS more:
DeSl,,iriug q,ncls ~itl curses fed the place,
SAhd Nc attorneys, nov an ,lSvle3S race.
Thrice happy man embed 10 pursue
What all so Wish, but want the puw'r 90 do
oh say what sums that g,li'rois lrintl supply?
What siur's 10 swell that bouniess charity
ofdchts anil taN.'S, wife ard Children, clar
This man psNs I'D, five hundred pounds Jear
BiL,h, GIaMipuE blush; proud Courts Withdraw
ycHr hhze
&c iitde sihrs hide your diminisl,d rays.
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CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE ofd,e L. s. -MAncu Ii.

IN SENATE oftie L. s. --MAncuti.
DEBATE ON THE CONDENSATION ELL
The bill to e.,suge tie compensation of the meme
bers OF Congress, having bees read the third lime
Alr. MkSoN Of Va. said, BE- was ever ieiaet4ut
to 9ber 10 opinion from tli, majority Of tie Senate
--iOr such dffercncs Of opinion seldom failed to
impress him w doabts ut the correctness Of that
Which he entertained. But on this occasion be
WAS compelled TO 0ppose the measure under con-
sderation. H. regretted t,st he was not III hi,
place 70 have stst.d bis injection to this h az an
cartier sta-e rs progress Tor he was aware thaf,
T. orppse u ~ tis t.ine, when tie sense Of the
cate bad occh fully a5ceriais.cd and expressed
Shen Us i.tew 20 All appearance determined ard
known, AMI when 40 opposition 10 IL could be- avail
M, s'.'- eApS1s ilil = .e imFutat'on Of Yniiy
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Forty Ifpe Dollars Rezvard,

ENOR livery to me, or sc .uring them IN
= Iai. so that get them again. three NEGRO MEN.
VINO tloPed from my plantation, in Pow!atan near cen;n
on t',s nights oithe seventh and tenth inst towit:
RAMPSHiRE, black fellow. s5 years of age Of bad
ley temple, occnsioncd by lick from orseas ,G \,
Ehlah Mays IN Richmond he were away a suit of white
Wi7T, not very bnck, six feet hipL carried with
MN under clothing not recoIleced raised hy Thongs
!ar'l fowhatap, purchased ofhm by Thomas Iretway Of
Nhnchester of whom had him in December ast he las
SONG children at Peters1nre and IS probably lkig about
SameDs'er or IN the neislilorhood where Ic was raised
meh about n years Of age has on his right lep he
wears bagfnge aro'mdit which mikes IL apDsar larger
unn tie other he claims wife Jcn Cols h, N,apele,
Ter n.;,r winch he viii ent,.yor conceal dInslE
i"l give The above reward ior tcn all or Is dolls for
V''T. GEO. MARKHAM
N'"' ga" = ~V'
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LAW OF THE U. STATES.

TorePeal the duties certain articles manufactured within
The United States.
re Renred6th PIE Senate and House Of Representatives. Of
ne itd States u dnerca in Congress assembled, That tie
aet ehuued an IN act provide additional REVENUES for
delng The eNpnceS OF government, and maintaining the
pnc credit, by laying duties goods wars and
mreGhande, manufactured within the United States" pas
sN We eighteenth OF January, thousand eight hundred
and hlton and also the eltite's to provide adj
diioa revenues for deirayiug the expences Of government
and MAINTAINING the public credit, by laying duty gold
Iactt within the United States passed the twetye-
yenih OF February, thousand eight hundred and fifteen,
iSad the same are hereby rcpeald Provided. That for
inc recovery and receipt Ofsuc duties, have accrued and
remain outstanding and for the recovery and distribution
o. i'rs penalties and foreites and the
81 winch SHALL have bsen incurred. relation 20 any duty
winch shan have. heretofore accrued the provision Of Tie
iore''id acts shall remain in full force and virtue.
II. CLAY,
Speaker of'ie House IF Representatives..
JOHN GAILLARD,
President Of t.c Sene'e pro ten
APPROVED,
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on shexn ~ Bona7artc OF the contrary, he LAS
been particularly aifable, inquistvey curious, and
eondeSeendiHgy communicative. The Gully thing
heard him complain oil during the passage, was
thelength OF II. lie opged TOR eXcrcise OH horse
back, and was always DESTROYS OF learning particulars
al ST. Helena. He read lord Nslencis's account OF
81. Helena, and we lent him Mr.. jonnsDn's Gc-
count bod, OF wlieh. he told me since We scsi,ed,
are too highly colored. BonaTarte is extremely
healthy and the few days he has been en- Shore I
think las improved his look. think he was li,de
alarmed * a residence i'll tropical ei,mate lie
was very nqui-itSe respecting the nuiAber OF SEX
and with the nature Of the disease. Ia a crowded
ship @! $50 souls enier,aS the tropic, sickness in
some shape OF other looked G0r it made its ap-
peara1ec on hoard the Nortdumbs r.and an the
shape Of the inAasnmatory fever with .erangr n. mt
ol the n~iauc System, and considerable affection
oil the heat, which was conbated by considerable
b!ectlngs aad purgaliyes Bonaparte argsed s,outy
against bleeding he could not co..c Give how s or !
pounds OF hlood could be taken from nau, without
occss.oniug great deb,y-he was clear for attack
ing II on tue BrunoIan system but believe Napo-
iecn las at last become convert TO the system OF
depletion, tor he acknowledges the Of The
practice has reuted lis argument
We reached st. Helena With only nine on our
sick list, without having lost man on tie passage
do assure you Bouaparte has contemplate o.
pinion OF the practices OF the day, but okngly says,
II is perfectly Saa Grade. REMARKED to linn one
day how very temperate he in wine yes, he
repiied, required only quarter OF an hour to din
ner, ami drank very moderate portion of Caret or
burgundy now get older feel my relish in-
crease. like wine very well. | stood by his side
when he first viewed tbs lrshtful rock. The only
accessible chasm or valley is so fortified by nature,
and so breasted with guns that ose had only TO look
at 1t and Bonaparte, aud be satisfied that any at
tempt TO escape from this stupendons, perpendicu-
| lar. hideous rock must be fruiiless. Here we pay
one pound ten shillinss day tor board, anil bench
TO sleep on; Fortunately We set four Collars for
| our pound"
| COMPREHENSIVE plot mentioned in a
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JAMES MADISON.
NOTICE.

PY Virtue of Deed of Trust bearing
date the 10th May, 1914 and duly recorded in tL.
county court of Chesterfield by Thomas Wool.
drde, To the Subscriber, for the purpose of securing the
payment OF certain sums ofnoey, with Interest," casts &C.
que William Woodbridge and Others as specified in said
deed VIII be Sold for cash, Powhatai eourt-housc on
me nrst DAY of April four likely NEGROES-
three OF them Males the other female; tleir ages are he
tween twelve and twenty yers good dispositions and
characters. A. L. WOOI DR mex J.,'..'
March Is. 700 10 &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-23
JAMES INGALLS, I ER'

BOTHER, from, PHILADELPHIA.
20 EGS leave TO inform his friends & the
4 : pubic, tiat he las Just received,
70 hhd FIRST quality Cider, made under his own direc-
tons al two dollars per doz without bottles.
100 bids. Porter and Ale, which lie viii bottle a, dolls
perdol. put up and warranted carry any distance,
ana OF superior quality any Porter or Ale recent.
~ impaired, and will be taken back and all expeuceS
paid, lift does not the expectations of the pui.
chaser II viii beat dol so cts per dozen, without
bottles. - 0
1000 slraws of Thmbers viii he sold low for cash.
large quantity of Gin and Cordiais of a sunerio-
quality, viii BE- sold. moderate terms for rqtb
elegant copper Stlls-one ofl4O gallons the other Of
so gaIions-not more dian months in Csc, will he sold
or hartered on reasonable terms.
Also
An elegant coCHEE and Harness, ofthe first quality
the market. ~ " "
Any Gentleman wishing purchase will please to call on
M foebcr who will show il.
and Groceries, i''
1i0jch 10. ro7-w7v