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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-20
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AttenLion SnIlliers 3

a I length | have it in my power to in
form you that the money which you SO rich
~ earneo wniie under my command and attach
ed to General Por, erfield's Brigade has been b,,
me received land, for your convenience. shall
attend ~ Richmond, at the Virginia Inn, on sa.
tur1ay me 10th nst.---at POwhatan Courthouse
on Monday the l8th--and, at Cumberland Court.
house on Thursday 21st.--Those who have or.
9 ger on me are requested 20 present them imme-
JESSE WoODsoN, Capt
March is, 1916. q
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HOUSE or REPREsg.N.rgTJnee
MOSDAT, March Ii. 1916

WVNDATl March IT, 1915
After the reception and reference of sundrv
petitions.
Mr. YoHeey, from the committee of claina
reported bill authorisng payment for the court
house OF Hamilton county, Ohio which was
read, &C.
Mr.. YGncey from the same committee nadA
untsyorsble reports on the petition of Thomas
Kemp, and John Cooling which we're ordered
to lie on the table
Me-. Yancey, from said committee reported a
bill for the relief Of John T. Writ, which was
twice read and ordered 70 be engrossed.
Mr.. YsnSey from the same committee, report
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-20
CHESTERFIELD COURTS.

IN future the County Court Of Chesterfield will
Il be held, on the 4th Monday in every month,
instead ofthe second Monday, and the quarterly
terms will be in February, April July and DC.
tober.
The fall term ofthe superior court of law for
said county will be held on the End day of Mo-
yember.
The court for January having taken place, no
court therefore will be held, on the 4th Monday
of the present month
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-20

states, was considered, amended, and ordered to
De engrossed for third reading 1.-THE bill pro
poses TO allow Reporter of the decisions of the
supreme Court. on thousand dollars per annum
provided the said decisions should be published
w'thin SIX months after the adjournment eaelt
year. and hf'y copies thereof delivered free of
o9sree 70 me secretary of State, to be dis nbut.
ed a: prescribed by the bill
The Senate having no business before it, then
adjourned
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-20
VIRGINIA:

r. ~"fSssS e'ecftdt0 tOs
VIRGINIA:
ut SUPERIOR Court Of Chaaccry holden at the Gu
Pitot i's the city Of Richmond, che 18th day of
February 1916,
John NJ. Walker, sdm'or with the will annexed of
John Christian deed James Patterson and others
plaintiffs.
elizabeth Patterson, execuriz Of Charles Patterson
and George Christian, ex'ors of Peter Patterson
decd II others.
Defendants
formerly read, and the Reports of Commissioner
Nicholson, pursuant to the order Of the twenty sixth
OF February, one thonsanh eight hundred and ten
aud was argued by Counsel on consideration where.
OF the Court doth recommit the said Report 10 the
Commissioner who made it, for him to reform the
same ms to interest, agreeably to the primo piles
laid down in Gghtfoot and Price 4. Hen. aud Mum.
t. 4S1.
1T rza'es holden IL, the Clerks Office ofths Sube-
rfor court Of Chanceryf far the Richmond District,
the 9Th. day of .Nouem5er 1915
John NJ. Walker. admir-. with The will annexed of
John Christian, decd. the same John NJ Wal
ker, admir- of Joyce Christian decd. ard the
same John NJ. Walker, admr. of his late wife
Susanna who was sole heiress of the said Joyce
Christian decd George Smith, and the said
John NJ. Walker Executors of Lucy Duguid,
1SS0. diu SCOIRc OurtSlian and JOYCE Il. his
wife, George f. Duguid and Elizabeth his wife,
and Lydia Duguid, heirs of the said decd
plaintiffs.
Elizabeth Patterson, Executrix of Charles Pat
terson, George Christian Executor of Peter
Patterson, decd. and Martha Patterson, Eliza
beth M'Reynold. Charles Patterson, Peggy
Patterson, Polly Patterson, Peter Patterson,
Henry Patterson, Fanny Patterson, and
Patterson, and Charles Bacon, son & heir of
Nancy Bacon, late Nancy Patterson, children
and heirs at law, of Charles Patterson decd
and dcyisess of the said Peter Patterson decd.
Dcfsndants.
The Subpoena toreyve, awarded in this cause
having been executed on the Defendant, George
Christian, and publication thereof having been
duly made against the other defendants and they
$aiiing to appear and show cause Against the re-
Tivai thereby sought; 1t is ordered that the suit
lately depending in the said Court between John
III. Walker admr. with the viii annexed of John
Christian decd. James Patterson, the same John
NJ. Wallteradm of Joyce Christian decd. and
the said John NJ Walker and Susanna his wife.
and others Plaintiffs, and Elizabeth Patterson
executor of Charles Patterson, and George Chris.
alan executor OF Peter Patterson decd and others
defendants, and which hath abated as 10 the
Plaintiff Susanna Walker by her Death stand and
be revived in the name of the present defendants,
in all things in the same plight and condition as
1t stood Al the decease OF the said Susanna Wal
ker.
Copes'-Teste.
VIM. w. HeninS, C. C.
COMMISSIONERS OFPIcE, ,
Richmond Sd No. Lat. 1916.
THE parties Interested, are desired to TAKE
NOTICE. that | have appointed the second day
ofthe 5th month (May) next, for commencing
abe Reformation of the Report directed by the
foregoing order of the Court
THOMAS LADD, III C.
M-rch 2.-w4w.
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F0 r. s ALE.

. n vatua6te Rope-JYalc Establishment.
rHSHE Subscriber offers for sale the ROPE.
Il WALK with its machinery and buildings.
lately carried on by John s. Shelton & Co at Port
Mayo Gittle below Rocketts) together with the
Lot on which it stands, containing about two
acres of ground.
ALSO
SEVFyV NEGRO JfEM
well acquainted with the Rppe-Walk business
For terms, which will be liberal. apply to
p. T. SHELTON, .aeent for
JOHN s. SHELTON. & CO
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GPMtereSting to Medical Men,
Country Merchants, Formers &c.
WILLIAM WEST,

~-~' ~'''e'''Sp NN' "SS'O > "
WILLIAM WEST,
.GPOTHEC.aRY avn DRUGGIST.
q fen doors 6eio1p tie Bel 9aVern and second door
belo7u me .Argns office, has received in addition
to his former Stock, a FhN and Fresh Supply Of
Medicines, Paints, Dye Stufs, Shop Furni-
ture &c.
Conbrclendins almost a general assortment in
che Druggist Line. -laiong them he 1riR mention
tte fsL'oHdHs, Vfz
DRUGS s. M EDIClN rs.
Aloes, AsssiGt!da, yellow and pale Bark, Ca
tomel, Csmphor, Cream of Tartar, Ipecac, Jalsp,
Rhubarb, Mama, Liquorice refined and common.
Opium, red Precpitate, 2 600 lb. Glsuber salts,
Rochelle do Magnesis in large humps Do in
small squares, DO. pulverised, DO. calcined war
r2nted to be of the very best quality; ItchOint
ment, genuine HARLEM Oil, Essence of Mustard.
and variety Of other pstent Medicines; Sui
phar, roll and powdered; Oil of Almonds, Swe ct
Oil, upwards of 200 bottles of the best Jamaica
Castor OH &c. &c.
PAINTS, viz:
IS kegs London Ground White Lead. 500 lbs
dry do; 1000 lbs. dry Spanish Brown; so kegs
do. in oil; 1000 los dry Spruce ochre 400 lbs
American Terra de Sienna, equal TO the English
and very ciesp, 1000 lbs. best Spanish yybitine,
Verdegris, Patent Yellow, Sugar of Lead, Prus
Blue, &c &c.
DYE STUFFS, viz:
200 lbs Oil of Vitrlol and Muratic Acid; 200
Tbs. Aqua iortis, warranted 10 be double the us,t
al strengths Msdderi 200 lbs Spanish Indigo /;
Arnatto; Csmwood; COpperas, &c. &c
Also-Tooib, Hair, Cloth and Pant BnUsHSs /;
all OF which he is determn I'd to sell low for cash
or on reasonable credit. Orders, &c. will be
strictly attended to-
" b. w. w. being DESTROYS Of turning his at
tention to some more active business, will sell on
reasonable terms, Should application be made
speedly,) his Medical Establishment, with the
Stock on Hand, Shop Fixtures and = complete
assortment of Shor Furniture. The stand for
business is second to the best in Richmond -
Letters addressed to him, post paid, will be at.
tended to.
Richmond, March 2, 1916 [1awtf1
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EDITED BY

JOHN BURKE g Il. H. GIRaRDLN
AND PUBLISHED
On Wednesdays and Saturdays,
Eorn DooRs below TIE BELL TAVERN. AT Form
DOLLARS PER ASsum, PAID IN ADVANCE.
~ advertisements inserted at the usual
price, and promptly attended to.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-09
SHE 1T AUC7IOI9.

pCBLic notice is hereby giveb, Gat on the hrs,
= Monday Of Dec next, at , O'Clock, ,. NJ on the
premises, in Middetown will be sold at Public Auc.
OF sad Niddietown, vii satisfy the debts against
sad weeden, due to his former guard4n, Isaac Bar.
ker' ESQ and TO his present guardian, The subscf.
Der, iogethes with Incidental eharges. by order Of
the suprene Judicial Court, At their late August
Term, for the county Of Newport.
Ssic Estate consists Of about eleven acres Of
lard. With small Dwelling. House theron, ard 10
bounded as foIlows-nor,heriy on land Of BENJAMIN
b-rser and jeremiah IIliss-essteriy on Charity
Tarm and the pond--,ou,berIy on land of the
heirs OF Peieg CIarke-snd westerly partly on Land
Of said heirs sne partly sn bighssy. Condition.,
to be made known At the time and plscc Of sale.
ALANsON PECXlIaM, Guardian Of he Der.
sen and essafe .. ssid Jssepl Hss6es
MiIdieioSn, Ots 9, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-09
MIR MED.

In this town. on Wednesday evening last, by the
Rev Mr. Eddy. Mr. JoHs X, Bsows to Miss sA.
sAH wooD. daughter Of Capt. Elnsthan Wood Of
this t~wn
At Seeksnk, on the a2d inst Capt. NoAW ALLsS,
Of Baltimore, to Miss HARRIor MARrIs, youngest
daughter Of the Hon. Simeon Martin.
DIED,
In ,his town, Mr.. JoHs Bvrrs, in the iS,h year
Of his age.
In this town, on Monday last, Miss ELixAbRra
cARvER, aged ~. 49,,
At Aavrs dc Grace. Maryland on the islh ult.
Mrs. ELILAaErH Ro nc as, rehct Of John Rodgers,
Esd. ahd mother of Commodore Rodgers. -" II 10 4
consolation 10 those. to whom her mernsry will ever
be dear, that after well spent and mos, exemplary
life she died undsr the full conviction. that she had
oniy TO pass from this to- better world retaining
to the last moment of her Subiunary existence, the
entire possessoo 90 hes rnerlsi Ncui,les"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-09
VAR REPORT

The New5usyport Herald Of Tuesday lssi,
contains a Postcript stating tha, " a letter
bad been feceited there from Esstpori, by
whied II appears, an Easiisb feet just srriv-
ed these, consisting Of one so gun ship, TWO
So gun trigsics one quo brig, aud sloop OF
wa'. That American properly of every de-
sefiplion is ssizsd, spc hat The people are
taking o. nothing but War !"-( The only
remark We haze to make on this absurd re-
port, Gays the Merchants Hall Disry) is,
that We beard OF the arrival of the ships Of
war 9, Ess,por,, BY the Siger frigs,e and
,ha, new Cotecsor had been appointed at 81.
Andrcws, who had seized some property In
one or two stores, for having teen imported
contrary TO Law. X should be recolloeted too,
thai EiSpor, has been held by The British,
since the late war, as belonging exclusively
to 'bsm INA. heter.1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-09
DANIEL " AIIE,

+" DANIEL, WAITE,
Has jus, reeSitsd BY he Nm. &, Henry ftora
Rossn, and cbers Jor Sale az his Stort.
No, %, Thames. Street. l..
A LARGE. Assortment of China, Lus-
"A ire, Glass, and Liverpool WARE, ,initrior 90
none in quality. having been seles,ed paisivusr, for
this market. =, 81
A general Assortment Of DIRK coocss--All sE
which will be sold CAeat for Ccsa
lie ssturns his sincere hanks to his old Cdstos1r
ers for past favors, and wishes ZOE cohtinusneS
Of them ,--He would however, not, be thought uc.
mindful Of those who by wsy Of assisting Young
Man in business, have drawn HE Goods from MhA
on credit. and do not pay for ttisx.
NeWrort. Oct. q. " - -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-09
-x.z.@.x.xS =

A real tragedy was exhibited at SAekett's
Hsrbor, few days since, be fore large com
pIny Of spectators. Attached TO the show
bill Of wire dancer, appeared an advertise
ment Of an Italian sailor, who promised to
exhibi, wonderful fea,s, such as the specta-
tors had never before seen. Curiosity attract
ed a very foil house. After tho hrs, had per-
formed his par, Of rho entertainment, the
sailor entered, called for blanket and pillow,
spd laid himself down upon the aoor. All
eyss were turned towards him Ia anxious ex.
pccta,ion, when he drew from his bosom a
pistol, clapped tho muzzle 10 his ear, and
blrcv orr HE 6ratns .~t. ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-09
NEW PORT.
NOTIFICATION.
WEDNESDAY, ocr ., 1915.

.#s There will be Convention OF
Republican Delegates from the several
towns in this State, at the State. House
in Providence, on "Wednesday evening,
the soth OF October current, for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates for Elec-
tors of President and Vice President oi
the United States. Those towns repre-
sented in the General Assembly by fed
eralists, are desired 10 elect Delegates ac-
cordIngly.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-09
NOTICE.

BY tirtue efd Decree effhe SUPREME Judicial
Court hstd at NezspoS on The iasf Monday eC .7u.
gust, n IL 1876 vii be soidaf Public .aucsisn, on
.HOND3F, he 2lsf day ef October ne1t. az o.
clock N (yJair. IL nor the frst fair day gfier-)
ON fAs premiscs
a IL the right title and interest, ,ha. Join fafsH
late OF Middlctown, in SAID county, yeoipsn,
died seized Of, In an undivided half Of Farm, Sit
nated in Middletown, and formerly the property Of
John and Peleg Eassen containing about Seventy
Acres The so is considered equal. If not superior
TO any on this Island for tie culture corn barley
potatoes, and gtsss 10 we'll fenced w,h a,oDa wall
laid 10 the best manner On the Farm Is an Orchard
~ excellent fruit Dwelling House barn and corn
hyuss adjoining the Dwelling house belonging to
the Fartn, u new Dwelling House, exclusively the
properly of the ssid John iri.h. deceased Said
Farm has a privilege Of SEA manure on sechawest.
Beach, together With le exclusive right Of all that
drives on the shore. extending 100 rods on the o.
ccsn. ALSO
iesmedafey afier the Sale IF ht s5ove
Allthe right. utlf and interest oi the said John
Irfsh. IN snc other Lot Of Land, in said Mid.
cle,owh, lying few rods norb Of Sechawest beach
esiied the GAspEs, containing about 30 Acres Of
good and. we'll fenced and watered. condiuoas lib
erzi, and made knowr AZ tie sale
GEORGE IRISH. .qdnini,trasor
- ,.a 10 he Es'afe Of John IrisA, dec.
Mdaletova fai6
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-09
NOTICE..

IN order that the subscriber way be enabled tn
4 meet lis own engagements, he calls on s per.
sons who are indebted to him. TO make iunmcda a'u
payment, otherwise he will bs under the disssgrss-
able necessity Of placing his demands ia the hlnds
Of an attorney. Cor collection. CALEB TRipp.
Newport. Oct Q, 1916 ,h
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-09

Tho federal nominating CONN ittees OF the
city and county Of PHILADELPHIA. have put
Thomss EI;io, in nomination, to be supported
as sheriff a, The ensuing election, TO the ex-
elnsion Of commodors THoNAs Tavxros'
who, a few Gays ago, wss naited as the Ia
,her osihe American nnavy"-alhough be OF
fsred himself as candidate. PROD hudsr
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-09
TO PRESERVE CORN.

rields Of Indian Corn, bitten BY the frost,
ought 20 be Immediately stripped OF tho
husks, to save the cora from ro,tins. The
ears will now be found sealed up, and ex-
rcmely wet let the husks, be cut with a
knife lengthwise OF the ear, and il will save
much laboure in stripping down the husk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-09
Bp Dau
EEwYoRE ,EPr. 28
Bxenos 6yreS Pabers.

Bxenos Tyres Pabers.
n gentistnan has favored The Editors a
the Mercastile Advertiser With an impe lsc,
nie ot buenos Ay.es G4zette to the 2oh ei
yuiy, received by the Adsline, arrived a,
FhhadeiRhis.--Th That OF the last date anooun.
ces that the government had bean duly ar-
prlsed OF me sailing of the Portuguese expe-
onion from kio-J sneiro, and il was supposed
they were te pay visit to the river La Plate
ne paper expresses much surprise tnat the
rortuguesc whom they nave never wronged,
snould Come against them in hostile man~
ner. ~ adds, "w whether they cemc as friends
or tocs, we are ready to receive thcM." The
sapno paper gives detail from the Chill pa.
Rers, OF The termination OF ADMIRAL Brown,
expedition IN February last. IL appears from
this account, that Brown and part of his
squadron had been captured and carried into
Guayagail, audthatth residue ofths squadron
attacked that town, made number uf the
principal inhabitsnts prisoners, and did some
camago to that place, when truce was faal.
~ settled on the goth, by which the Admiral
was exchanged for the men his ships had
captured aud one Of his vessels restored for
che sum Of S22 900.
a letter from Buenos Ayres, of July -,
bays "we have pretty correct informs, s,ion
shat the Portuguese expedition, With 10000
Sroops, has arrived in this river"
Es'fr0ei Of letter from 81. TAsnoss esxd
dUyusf g, 1916.
"Ge Bolivar, accompanied By three oil.
GERS, arri -ed her yesterday in dis trace. Re.
Dor, states, that he had started, end left hi,
army behind, ,~hen stacked at Ocumars, by
g. Mo,.t,. nd want m Res. ~, -.
bearing tha, Sir Gr>sor M'Greson, who had
captured yhtoria, hid come UP With 700
rneu, defeated Morales, sod sgain got posses.
sion Of Oceumsra, he resGrned, bot would
no, be received by his troops Morales, i,
desperately wounded, and obliged to retreat !
90 Porto Cib-llo.
"Subletee hss had an sc,ion with some of |
;.fc' Royal troops, and was compelled TO re-
treat towards Curpns, wsccc Sen. Msfino
is in sofcl.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-09
U,arfn Canada.

The war between the British Hudson Bay
and North. West Companies seems to be
maintained with spirit. We lately stated that
Lord Selkirk took sn active part against The
latter. The Montreal Sun contains tho sddi-
tionol information, thst a party sent out By his
losdsaip, had captured Fort WiIIism from the
Northwest, and taken prisoner VIM. NJ
GilEavty. Esq.--.fi6any Argue.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-09
Saies at Aartlotl.

MOLhSSAS sAD SUGAR,
1T, AUCTION.
TO MORKOW--,, IL o'clock,
(Will be sold in lots to suit purchssers,J
H JAMES D'HoLF's vhayf in B'istoi
THE Cargo of he brig Prize, from Trinidad ds
4 Cuba-consis,lng Of
isl hhds ] f'ts, quality
10 tierocs Retailing
sbbls. MOLASSES.
lY6 hhds Nuscovado SUGARS.
Terms liberal, and made known at the sale.
Nm. Reynolds, aues'r.
Bristol, Oct g, 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-09

"A now due Country subscribers are earnestly
requested 10 pay the amount they resreetiveI, owa
to The establishment, PARTICULARLY those Of long stand
ing All bills Of m~rc than eigh cen months silI b.:
shortly pu, into The hands of another person Tor asi-
lection, unless speedily atend.t ic
Newport, o., 2, 1916. y efJ0Ns.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-09
COMMUNICATION.

The quarterly examination of the students at Mr..
FaAsER's grsmmar school. took place in this town
on the 2tth uit Il was attended by q number OF
professional gentlemen of this and the neighborns
towns, all of whom can bear testimony to the merits
Of Mr.. PRAsxa. as teacher. and to the very great
proficiency of those entrusted 10 his care Oh no
occasion have we known students 10 aequit them
selves with more honor in the exercises OF the En-
gLsh grammar and of the Latin sId Greek ianeua-
ges An education finished in one Of the first Uni
versities in the world asd devotion Of great part
of Mr. FaAsrR's useful life, to the instruction OF
young gentlemen, eminentiy qualify him for the ou-
siness in which he 10 now engaged. and render hsp
one of the most able instructors IN the country. we
hope his merits will be duly appreciated.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-09
NOTICE..

A 1t person; indebted to :. w EDbY, either BY
"A note or book account, are requested to natn
immediate payment Accounts that have been s,apa-
ihg more thin four rngkthp, win Be lodged In M
hands Of Attorney for collection, after the 20,h
Of October. . Newport Oct 9. 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-09

letter from an officer Of the fr:gaie u.
States, dated at Gibraltar, July 20, mentions
that toe squadron under Commodore Shaw,
was TO follow the new Commodore (Chaun.
esy) 10 Naples this fact destroys the credi-
billy of the reports that the Am. squadsoa
under the former com d,sndcr had attacked
Aleiers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-09

Immense foroslsof wood, in Oxford county
(Maine) have been on 6re for several weeks
i. past, and caused considerable destruction TO
the noighboring fields. Should The drought
continue il is feared that the coaflag ration
will be very oxtensivc, and attended with ser-
ious loss 10 tho community.
Since writing the above, we learn very
alarming fire is raging in Kennebec county,
as also iu GeaI,on county, N. Hampshi,e, in
its course It destroys houses, cattle, hsids 81
grain, &c.
lin Newport the sir for several days, dur.
ring the las, week, appeared quite hazy, and
the sun and moon, particularly a, the rising
and sitting, was remark ably red, which doubt
less proceeded ftom the above cause.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-09
NO1ICE'

THE subsefiter feels hiuseIf under scm0
obligation IN the thief who stole his sweet mar.
joram few nights snce or not taking hts sage, ar.
But IL he will return one half The sweet maj iorai1.
he will send him half the sage, and ak
Newport. Oct g. d. MELHlLlE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-09
DEPARTMENT OF WAR;
-fdd,nondi ZrcoGnfanf,a Office. y

=. Sfts ~, 1910. y
n havog been made the duty Of this Office by lave
to adjust and settle all accounts in the War De.
partment which remained unsettled At the conclu-
sion OF the late war; and arc. now unsettled FSs
hereby made krown TO the officers OF the late army
Who have public accounts to settle, and TO such non
commissioned officers and privates, discharged who
have artearages OF pay due them, that by forward
:ng their papers to this Office by mall their accounts
will BE- settled, and the balances RENTED, without
incurring any expense by the sppoiDtmen; Of an T.
gent 10 transact thcir. bnsness fcF them.
The befs and representatives Of deceased officers
and soldiers Of the late srmy are also informed that
by forwarding their tnpets 10 this Office for any ar.
resrs o' pay due the deceased the accounts viii be
adjusted, and the balances be RENTED free Of cx.
pence. 49, . PETER HAGNER. Accountant
Editors authorized TO publish the laws of the U.
States requested 70 insert the xbo,e in their pa.
pers tire. times. 1927
-, Commissioners Nosee. .s.a.
vNE the subscribers, having been by the Hen
w Court Of Probate of the town of Newport, ap.
pointed Commissioners 70 receive, and adjust tho
claims Of the Creditors Of JOSHUA HAMMOND.
;ate Of said Newport Mariner, deceased. represent
ed nsolyent give notice. that tx month"; from tho
9th inst. are allowed unto said creditors for bring
ing in and proving their respective claims ard ths.
we will attend for that purpose, At our respective
dwellings, st any time during said period
ROBERT WILLIAMS { c...
ELEAzER TREyETT c'"r'.
All befsons indebted 70 said estate, are hereby &c.
quired 10 make payment to
OLIVE HAMMOND, Adminis,rairir.
Eewport. Oct ~. 1916. -i..-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-09

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