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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-28

Total amount of internal re-
venue, exclusive of pro-
ceeds of sales of land and
duties On postage, 21.8S2,1e5
-
That Of this amount, there
has been received, 1S,oO0,e05
That there remains due Of
the direct tax. SSl, 5S7
That there remains to be paid
of the duties, by far the
greater part OF which is
not yet due. about 100000
That Of the direct tax and duties received
from individuals. there has been paid into
the treasury, viz
In 1914 or SIS
1915 232, e9l
1916 [aboutl 100000
Total, l5.Slo,459
That the expenses OF collection have
been,
In 1914 224. eeY
1915 S26 ga
1916 SIS 600
Total, 926.61I
The entire expenses of collection being
on an average. six per centum.
That these revenues have been prompts
ly paid by the people.
That they have been faithfully collect
ed and accounted for
That they have been economically COL
iected, the expenses of collection not ex-
oeeeing per ceutuu, a commission which
is not greater than that paid in Great
Britain, where the population is SO com
pact. and the amount of taxes SO great, and
where, moreover. the government enjoys
the benefit OF long experience.
These facts will serve as an antidote to
tiagrant Misrepresentation, which seems
to have run thro' the papers, that the da
ty on household furniture and watches a.
mounted only to $4,000. which is entire
ly absorbed in the expenses of collection
tn tact being, that the expenses of collec-
tion in this instance are precisely the same
with those incurred III collecting the other
duties, and will, little, if at all, exceed six
per centum. 1t may be added, that the
duty on furniture and watches will proba-
bly, amount to $3.50, 900.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-28
RUNAW AY

NOINhNV 4 I
EsROM the Subscriber. a negro girl ma
~ med MEHALit, the property of WIN. Il. Csanlsr-
iyne she IS about IS Years I'D very black and sap
posed she has gone Kns-wiars relations i've with
Mrs CilamSerlayne, in that County.
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
WIZ be given 20 any person who will deliver her in
Richmond. THOS. UNDERWOOD.
August %. AFT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-28

In obeenceto the above order, the Commissioners there
m named will proposals. accompanied With satisfac
tory Testimonials OF qualifications carry the into eff
feet until the 1h Thursday in Sept next, when they will
attend at the Clerks Office, TO contract with
such person they may select according to law.
All Communications the above subject must be direct
sd 20 Chesterfield CourtHcuse, post paid.
August 81. 3i-t26S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-28

IN GesscrfeM County Court, Jiuie "a, 1916
ORDERED. tat w liam Clarke, John
~ Archer, Thomas Iiovct, Henry walthall and VIM.
Iazsweli. any ree Of thes he appointed
for the purpose of receiving proposals from any person
persons to make an accurate survey and CHART uf this
Comfy sgreeshiy of the last General Assembly
oiVirgnain The said Commissioners. such Of them
may act, ordered make report this Court.
Copy, Ieste,
p. POINDExTET, elk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-28
August 10.

JUST RECEIVED
10 tierces Barbados c,,c.p
hhds. New Orleans oo1Ah'
5000 lbs Prime Green Coffee
Tsss,;'fs and wtsH-inp'ps.A Or. casks
90 casks Ciaret Wine, AID
50 boxes Cohen Cheese
IN STORE.
Prime New-Oreans Sugar, in bids. and
barrels
Lagnra
s; P I1ssa & COFFEE.
Loaf Sugar, in barrels
Gunpowder \
K Imperial land and TEAs-stas. cargo
Cogniac Brandy-5th proof
S MissSsss Islands RUM
And Best HAVANA Retailing Molasses-
For Sale. on the most reasonable terms, at our
store, fronting the lower end of the Basin.
VIM. p. SMITH 6 Co.
August 8. 25-wtf
GAMUEL JORDAN BLAIR-Having purcba-
y sed an interest in the concern Of Carter III
Drew Il Co. the business will in future be conduct
ed uader the firm of Dre1v e Blair.
Carter II. Dre4u,
Samuel j. Biar.
August 81. soft
FOR SHE,
A Excellent Hostler and Driyer--Two well
N qua flied House Servants, one with Child |
month oid-Two Male Cooss, Female Washer
and Ironer.
Apply at The .SzVan Tavern, Ricl,nond
August 81. 40 At
THE SUBSCRIBER
"HO practises law in the Courts hol-
w den in ;his City, and in the Counties King VIII
liam aud New st he's estabiisci h. Office IN HdrTss
Building, immediately that of the Enquirer.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE.
.fue. 81. SO-ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-28

L o u S c Q " e r z,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
Prime New-Orlesns Sugar
White & brown HAVANA DO.
Loaf and Lump do.
Mo!asses, by the barrel and hogshead
Coffee, by the bag and barrel
Cogniac, Peach and Apple Brandy
Jamaica \
Reetfied and Common wLiskey, by the barrel
Madeira, Teneriae, Sherry, Malaga, Port. Ga
ret, burgundy and Champaigne WINES
Black pepper, Alspice and Ginger
Nntmcgs, Mace, Cinnamon and Cloves
Martinique s. Bounce COIrlials, first quality
Philadelphia and London Porter
French White wine Vinegar, ior pickles
Cider Vinegar
Alexandria Crackers, in kegs
Imperial. Young Tyson and Hyson--TEhS
Best Spanish Sugars, by the box, 4 * ! do.
Muscstel and Bloem lfaisirs
Prunes aSd Figs
Fresh Filberis and Almonds
Soap. Spermaceand Tallow Candles
Salt, iouse anG by the sack
Ciuupowder and Shot
Maeesuban, Rappee and Scotch Snuff
Sulphur. Alum, Saltpetre and Salts
Swet Oil, by the box and basket
Olives, Capers ard Anchovies
Lemons, by the box,
IND an assortment of fresh CONTEMPORARIES,
just a'rsred from Paris, such neuer before
seen in Riclmono-
All kinds Of West-India Preserves
Indigo, Fig blue aud Madder,
SpiAniDg Cotton, Nv the bale
Cotton aud Wool Cards
Lavender and Cologne water, and SeuerdI other
arhc'ss, 1Sih large assortment Of HITS,
CONSISTING OF
Common and fine Wool Hats
Do. do do. Fur do
.4LSO, an assortment Of
French Beaver Hats
The above articles will be sold, wholesale or re-
tail, for cash or town acceptsnces.
HugnSt 10. 27-ylqy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-28

PHILADELPKI.H.
eTOR SALE, at the Wholesale Commission
n warehouse, fer disposal of domestic and En-
rsbedn Goods, No. AZ. NortI, Sd street, next door
10 William Elliott's Hotel.
10000 Cotton Yarns, btst quality
Bed fickens, large assortment
Mattrass Stripes
Checks and Stripes
American Calicoes
Shirtings and Sheetings
Long Cloths, Cbambisys
Saddle Cloth Stuls
Cossinetss and Sattinets
Superfine Cloths
1willed Jeans, printed
buckskin Gloves
Mittinets
GiDghams
FIgDnes
Hosiery and Woye Drawers
Stout Kerseys
FLOSS and Cotton thread, sc.
JOHN LORRAIN, Jun.
fgeyf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-28

G.. the sums received by the
collectors. there was paid
to the Treasurer,
And the expenses OF co!lec-
ton were
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-28

Aug q.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17
NAVAL COMMISSIONERS /
OFFIC

-, Washfsytcn. Ja,aary T.. 1915. J,,.~
TIE Naval Commissioners OF the Navy are wiilirR
TO- eontracl for. and viii pay the currern msrEsS-
price. sar ssileoth tured in the ~ ssstepof
Quality equal 20 the best Russian or English cara
vas. The cloth must be fabricated Of hl mp grown
In the United States. and must
1 he twenty Inches wide. I.., l.
2 Mus, contain the same number of threads tkrs
Russian sni English canvas, of The same
number snd width, contains. f..s !
Must weigh as much per square yard as q y
sqoere yard of Russian Or English canvas
weighs.
g. strip of au inch wide and six fec, long rnuss
be Of sufficient strength to bear weigh, e.
quail TO three hundred pounds. .f'
s. Zach bolt must contain forty yards, aud have J
the nafnc of the manufacturer or maouS.c,o,
ry stamped on Il. with the weight aud nurr-
ber OF yards sad
6 blue thread must run through the whole
.ng,h OF The chaln, one inch aud qsar,rr
from the salvage.
Persons wiling TO contract for supply cf can.
vas of the above description, are desircd 20 s~nd
their PROPOSALS, scaled to this Office ON or beloea
the 4,h day OF March next aud they will I've careful
10 marx on the envelope the wotds " trcposat Tor
supply OF ean'ss"--soch as arc disposed 10 en,er
largely Into the business, may calculate on ,he cr,
courageuent q! The Commissioners, for, acting or
behalf of tie United States, they feel strong &C..
sire TO promote the manufacture of American, can.
vas, and will use II for allc purposes Of tile Nayy
They do not. however, wish to contract with ana
concern or company Tor larger supply of canvss,
annually, than the following number Of bolts of ths
different kinds and qualities, to wiz $50 bolis cs
No I, l35 No 2, 100 No. 8. 100 No. &. rs No. b..
Is No 8. rs No 2, e. NO. 8,
Nor for smaller supply .snnuay. in The like case,
than ,he following number of bolts of the dinerens
kinds and Qualities, 10 wit rs bolts No. l. 60 No ~
SO No. Q. 50 No 4, 81 No 8, 3y No, 6. 81 No q,
80 Noe. N M ,,,g,,
I the terms of any Of the propcsers arc accepted,
the Commissioners will forward conlrast, 10 be
duly signed by the party, who must also be ob,iEs1
cd with two competent securities, in double the va'S
We of The contract, for The fi,bftl pericimuaee a
each and every part Of il NJ. n
mo. RUijtsyRs,, ', 49,.
Prssiaenf Of Ms BSsrI.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17
NEW GOODS.
William Tilley, Sd.

no l2a. Chcapes Stde. 1haoies sfrects
II As the satisfaction TO announce to his friends
and the public in general ,ha, he is now OPEN
ing some of the CHEAPEST GODS ever before
offered in Newport, among which are the following,
7, 6, S, & 4 qusrle, SIiAWLS, Ladies'
superfine and common cotton fIose. super. and un.
dressed London Prints, Dmi,es (very low I'm
brellas and general assortment Of American sheet
ing aud shr,ing Cotshs, which he will sell Is per
cent lower than the Fae,pry prices. s
NB-For sale as above, few Tickets in the Dap
tst Stone Chapel Lottery, which commences draw.
ing in Bristol shortly. lie also wishes 70 purchase
Ione Ncw.Ycrk Money
n Ne1.tprf, Lrauarg IL. 1916. ,t. -s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17
CORONER'S INQUEST.

On Mondoy last the coroner was called TO
view the body, of Heny johnson, black child,
3 years of age, in Pell street, who had died
by The operation of arsenic given her in a
mixture Of gin. The poison was bought and
prepared by Diapna Selteck, a cclored woman
living IN tho same house, shd intended for
the child's mother, who refused the offer Of
The drink, which Diana then pretended to
taste herself, and gave sonc TO the deceased
and 10 her own child, who survived is effects.
The yerdic, OF the inques, was sailfla murder,
and The perpetrators was arrested aud coS.mit-
ted for irIaL
The same day the eoroner's inquest repor-
,cd verdict OF aecidepfai death in the case ol
Join Conner, Of Flrst-s,rcct, aged 6 years,
wao was killed by a cart-wheei passing oser
..is body. a cartmau wps leading bis horse
With load of provisions quietly along, when
he boy, sliding down on sled from rising
ground on the side of the street, ian updcf
The wheel and was crushed TO death.
New. York natter.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17
ERE IT TIE iiIA T.

letter from Philadelphia Of Thutsday,
states that on ,ha, day the back building of
Of the Mint, con,oiong -, apparatus for
coming was destroyed by Ere.
The El,or Of the Free mans Journal writes
that, u" About o'clock, yesterday morning,
IRE broke out in part ofthe back buildings
belonging To the Mint Of the United States
lhe cause totally unkno1n. The machinery
employed in preparing The gold and silver
bullion for coininse has suffered considerable
injury little or no loss ei ner in the bullion
or coins oil the precious metals, will be susl,i-
ned.
"Tbe front of the buildings, containing
the coming presses, the books and clerk, of.
flee with the engraver- and assayer's apart.
ment, is unipjurcd.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17

Two stages on the Plymouth Line,
arrived last evening, but brought noper-
son fiom the Vineyard. Gentlemen
who lett Welaset n,d Brewster on Sat-
'urtlay, heard Of no vessels having been
cast away on Cape Cod, during the late
snow storm. The GUERRIERE
FklGATE, from New-York for this
port, had arrived at Provincetowp, from
which place she sailed Oh Thursday last,
but put back again.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17

llfRxfED,


IN this town, on the 7,h inst. by the Rev. Mr. Wy
down, Me-. PAapoS WHiTs TO Miss PhsBE NJ.
MAssn. daughter OF Mr.. Benj. Marsh.
Al .'rdas5my.U (af.er long and tedious court.
ship OF three days and three nighis,) Mr.. SAMstl
CoLwELL to the amiable Miss SARAH LAwREses
At Ryeyats, H. Mr., DAVID RsIp, aged 70 years.
to Mrs. PoLLy kisscsib, aged %
In London. Mr.. George Maxwell. aged IS, TO Ma
ria Twoyoung, blooming maiden Of 2S
DfkD,
In this town. m the 23d ult. MRS AbieAiL
GAnbsER, aged g.
On the 26,h ult Mrs MAnraA BAKsa. aged 80,
Siic Of Mr.. peojsn,in Baker
On Thursday last, Mrs. EsrHER EAsTos, sged
80, wife of Mr.. Benj. Ess,on.
On saturday last, Mr. ELisnA GIsss, aged rs.
Al Precedence, capt Hssny DuSnAs. aged 90,
formerly Of th,s town.
AZ 7irsrfOn. Sd inst Capt GoprRry MASeHEs.
rsR, IN the 7lst year of bis age.
~~%%~
The annual Dill of Mortality in Baltimore. endirg
Dec. 3l,givcs n total numb,r OF Deaths l5$9.
There we're o. deaths IN New York last week. Of
whom % died of the SMALL.POX
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17
SDarine Llst.
--xaG G%zs~cs SrS-/-s-
PORT OF NElVPOkT-Jan. lsit

"On Wednesday morning last, abou,
o'clock, the sch Eliza, capt. Gor,on, Of this
roft, fiom Havana, with q cargo OF molasscs,
(in cohsequencc Of there being no light 10
Bcayer.tsil Light.hoase) went on Brenton''
Reef, near be entrance Of this harbor, and
N few moments went 10 pieces. The
quarter deck SEPARATED rom the wreck, on
which with crcs, difficulty, capt. Gor,on, his
passengers snd crew, ! in uuo,ber, secure
,bsmseises. Soon ai:er daylish, they were
seen floating out 10 sea on the Guarter.deck,
when by the spirited exef,ions Of our eIiizens.
who OBJ aimed a boat, and fortunately 'owed
them TO the shore on B,enion'. Neck. whete
they were landed. The severny ofihc wealth
er was such that had they not been thus re-
iieved they must have all perished in lew
hours. Several Of the crew are much fro-
zen.-So pert Of the cargo wos saved"
The sch. Mafy,fiowlsod.of this port, ffom
Lons.l,l.na, (Dasamss,) with ssl', bound 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17
= SHAWLS.
NATHANIEL SWEET,

No ll2, Cheap. Sidr, 2hames.sireef
Jas just received from England. and is nov pp.
= ,uing an elegant assortment OF lnitation
SHffLS from 50 TO 8.4 Of the latest pstterns,se.
!ec,ed by good judge. purpose for this market.
which he viii sell from $50 to 4sS per Shswl.-he
has also super super. blue. black and brown Broad.
cloths and Cassniercs sockineit and Yestngs, ele-
giant Umbrellas, Iondo. Prints and Tartan Plsids
and Calcocs. British shr,ings, Hozery. Glo,cs and
Silks, ~ aud Ga Cambroks &c. &c. AT ,ey rcduc-
ed prices The Public inyted 10 call and see.
Nsujorf JInu.ry II. 1910
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17
NOTICE..
70 ~ ph,n IL r,av eoneern.

To. All Iuhon, IL may CONCERN. q. IA.
Xyou are hereby notified tha, the Liesnscs for re.
i ,aiiog. which expire on the 3ist inst and on
the month following. mus, bs senewed BY sI 'ho-e
wiro intend continuing their business IS retailers on
OF before ,hrir exerslior, and that spplcs,i"ns Tor
Lceuoes for Garages kept for Use 5nst ALSO be
made wI,hou, icJsy, or Penalty Of the 'ss ape that
.,,.oI.oe. N Be s;,en 10 receive he same st the
coIec,or'x Once in He~yor,, sna al bis rcpu,,'s
Oeee ip Bristol, every day isandsy's excepted be
tween the hosy. Of nine 10 the rntrning, AMI o'fee
in the s!,e noon. -, IA -.
r.B. All Carrisgs, no, exclusively enrieyed;in
hu.band-y or FOR ,ls srsnspo Of goodsar,Ii-
CnNisropHER RAyMoSp rrDRr,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17

The daily export from London Of lc,ters,
has been calculated at $4,000. 4 me mber
Of Parliament was at The Post Office when
$4,000 letters were sorted and charged by
io5 pc sons in IS minSies.--Lord3u foher.
LONDON BRIDGE.
The following has been haodsd TO os as
correct list of the daily passengers over Lon
don Bridge :---foo, 6i.o6i--horses s22--
cocnes e9o--waGgoes 595--carts 5os--gigs,
bi-phant and Castle.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17
NOTICE.

TuE subscriber will attend a, the following places
L for the purpose of receiving u'e entries Of Car.
riares anil the Harness used iherelor, kept for nAe
Wig on Friday, the lo,h day of tbs present month,
January at the house of Edward WIIcox, in CLarles
ton--on Tuesday and wsdns sdsy. 23d and 24.r. al
the house Of D,niel Whitman. 10 War~iek-on the
2sth a, the house of Benjamin ~ Greene. IN Coven
try--on TUESDAY, 10Th, at the house cf william Ar
notd. ~ Esst Greenwich.
All Carriages 20, exclusively employed in hustaa.
dry, or for The transportation OF goods, m.t hf an
tered or the penalty Of the Law viii be pu' sioree
against sll who neglect the penalty beiDg double
the amount oi the duty
JAMES tlELNE,
Collector Of the ReUenUe {sr The Third
Coheenoa DisEicf ei Msee-LianG
Cenee,sr's 0ffee South Amgsfsrn, January IL,
Jannurg q. IsiG 1gi6
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17
IRON wAsHINGroA, LfNU4RYs.

FROM WASHING TON, LfNUfRY s.
Mr.. DvanILL, on Saturday, made an pbIe
Speech before the Committee of Commetee
and Manufactured in the course Of it he
stated tha, there Is new in operation in the
Cotton Manufactures 10 the Uoited States,
10000 spiodles, employing in the Factories
100, 900 persons, working 10000 bags of
Cotton averaging , cwt. and that the capital
employed Is $4,000 900. The Bank Bill
will be laid before the Hsuse this dsy CAPT
tai S35 600 600, s IN Specie. The. iiouse
has agreed to establish q military Academy at
Knoxville, (Ten.)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17
Gl l.NtKAL OnDr.R.

80, I'D. " Jnah. Grn's. ,ODfcf, jar. 1.
G ELECTIONS WIN bc riade from me disbndS6
- Officers. who served in the late war, 10 gu Va
promotion. Sl. be resui.riy made de-, ,sroashsy % ne
army. By order Of the Secretary Of War .f
Jan. ~. ~ Parker, .sSjt e Etsf. Get n
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17
Cheap, very Cheap!
PETER p. REMINGTON,

No. Ia, 7Hames.srcet,,
HAS just received a quantity Of und' essed
l. l. CALlCOESimi,a,ion SlIAWlS, d.
MITES, Ladies' IIOZE aud UMBREL-
LAS--which he will sell 25 per cent. ehesp'
er than they can be purchased in Boston.
yan Il
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17

(.9nd inTmsdia,e hosssssion given.J .,
A Pleasant Tencrnent: in I,rosd-,freet, fceeniiZ
"a occupied by Mrs, Newell, owned by nirs MIL
ler There Is attached 70 the premises. a Gas4tr.
Stable, ChaiSe-H House, and good well Of wafer II
the yard. The premises viii be lei al raasonabls
,WsiiIlIaa MOORE. jim.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17

J, (fad hosssssion gipen immedaifig,) ..
THAT weIl.known new Houseand Store il spring!
street, lately orcupied by Mr.. Henry ovlsnds
and is good stand for Grocery Store -.9aa, That
large and copyeniept Dwelling Jiouse ip Br'dge.st,
lately occupied ~ Mr.. John Ncwton. - -Possessioc
gven 'hn,eci.lely- FOR terms Apply "a.
NATHANIEL SWEET, agenf /vr , Jfonfss.
.-Jua II. -. s~r.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17
SALsN, JAN. Is.
Ldfc from France.

A~ived, ship Mary-Ann WslIman SO days
from Have, with silks, drygoods SC. Mar
kets tor Amer lean produce improving.
The uIsl of Marshsl Ney was still going
on snd measures sppeared to be taken by
The F,eneh government TO secure order tran.
quih,y ADD happiness to France and the Al
he'd Powers continued in the utmost barmo-
ny, giving efficiency 10 their treaties aud ar
raDgemcu,s 10, the general peace OF Europe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17

The Citizens of Charleston, S. G. have
presented an elegant Sword to Ii. THOMAS
HoLoup, OF the Na,y,as a tribute Of ackoowl
edsmeut for his gallant conduct under Com.
PERRY, oo Lake Erie.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17

From The Nesy- York Ga-ene Of January l3.
The bin for carrying into effect the treaty
with England, has passed 10 a third reading
in the House Of Representatives, by major
i,y IF twenty.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17

The Legislature Of Sou,h.Caro!iu, have
passed, unanimously, vote of aeknnwledg-
mcn,s TO Gen. JACKSON, +" (or having con.
Quercd the Conqaeters Of Europe"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17
NEWPORT.


The Rev. nr. CARRIQvs ty.a! preach in shis
.ol,n, on Tuesday evening uers, al early can
die light.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17

Com. PoRrga has offered a plan for bar.
bor defence, by means of shot proof floating
batteries and horse maine artillery.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17
L0mnliss,0ners' Nonce.

LOUINll5SZDNtTy- IVO7ELC. D y
ME, the subscribers, having been by Ire Hon.
w Court OF Probate Of tie town OF Tiyerton. aIh
ronted Commissioners 10 receive, exsmnc, and 20.
ius the claims Of tie several cfehors against the
Estate Of CiiRlSTOPHeR SETTLE, late OF ssid.
Tiycrion. deceased. ieprescpied nsoycntJ give no,
,ice TIA, elk months from the tenth inst are allow
cd said creditors, for Bringing in and proving
their respective claims ,and that we win attend. for
that purpose, at Almy u kianehesters, on the lSst
Saturday in cakb month from that date.
4, JAMES % %MAScMEsrEsa.} q c'"''' :,
All persons indebted to said Estate, are hereby
required 10 make ihmeGialc payment 10.
HOLDER ALMY, .fd/rt
2Yrerfsr. January w. 1916 -
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COMMERCE OF BALTIMuRE.

Io,lec,ed al Baluryre, n ing hc quostrr
ending 3I,t Deccmoer--i25.T5O ~ bb!. Flour
34so do BALI do /; 79s b5i, Rye 52TS do.
beef; i25 hell do; 1928 obls Pork; 43 bali
do. i2ei bbIs uerrines; 80 bslf do. ijS
bhis. Shad s47 bbls. Naeke'el $3.50 kec.
Buuer; 1865 kegs Lard; s4oo casks FIsx-
seed 1911 taf rasss do. 6)3J casks dornes-
tic Liquots.
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SIP AWISH 1fILLED DOLLARS.

Ja C SHAW viii give premium upon Spanish
Med rl3lars. Hc will also buy fnd sell Treasury
No,cs--and attends generally TO ibc business OF =
Broker. lie has for sale, Ia shares in the New mort
I,.uh Jan ~.
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To BE- soM NJ PubAt 1neIon, .,
NN TUESDAY, Jan. 3o,b, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
" if fir, il not. me first f.ir day A,sr, On the
premises Of Benj Brown, late OF Portsmou,h. de-
ceased, viz. all the stock, Hay. Farming Utensils
Also, the Farm TO e, Tor the term oi one year, II not
previously disposed of az private sale
PATIENCE BROWN, .fdm'r. 4.
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t.,.y . .ExtcEt0r'S. NOfice. .
TIE albseribcr having bee asrpoir,ef Execs'os.
10 be lac. wiz anu Testament OF MhHIsA,
y4as. Js,e of Midjlcio~n,. in ibs County of Esw1
pot, deceased, and h0irS Gwen bond ss iIe law
ducet-, requests al persons indebted iosAid Estate
make immediate p.Jinep,, snd those havv'g sag
demands. ~ present the sane Tor sr,,'ement.
Nspsoss. ysarsrs s, 1sJs
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The receipts Of the New.YOrk Theatre on
New.Yesr's night announced 10 the sum OF
92ua4. Mr. Prec has gone TO Enelana !or
endorsements, ITO ,hestric-l refp,
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TMhahiel G. fugtshum, Jun. Of New.Yar'
has b.ea sppoin,ed BY the y esiden, and Sen
az, American Consul at Plymouth. England