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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14

BhipS, canes Sp,frs, trunks brushes susps,,
rioccs, shot pouches, Posder TASKS and come 5ls'
packet pistols passage mats, carpet Gad 9sialff g
mrs ami a fer piecsS Of Handsome FIrnjfnre ,s 'a
LikoWise on consignment, smoX iRsoicc Of se'
shOfS, and ic,C dO-cP caiI SkiRs, superior se
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14

IuSI RECEIVED, by the subscribers for sale IN.
~ pero CraNd Piuao Forte. by BrDadwood wiib srera
auuu"na heys % superior tone three pedals ana lfc
Hanie niaid with beautiful rose wood and sic6ts 80
nth'ed with brass work. '' -"
AISO--An elegant improved co5inct Piano To,ye.
y invented music, desk, &c. W
J. Bro@a, jr. &. ". Fqnacg.
NoccnJcr &c. -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14

tPEAP GoODS.-Ihe Subscribers, ~ the MeIs.
~ Fridge. next door to Mcssrs. Dicks Moore 4 ~
have just received. by the late arrivals from Philadenh
aud NewYork, supply OF FALL GOODS, which Will
sold at very reduced priccs '"e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14
I;nnciS COr6jn,
John thriller,
AnIij'eto Sfeceasoa.

~ IN order to facilitate 10 the Subscribers the pay
ncnt o me second istalnent la eoin ihuy are hereby
informed that the same may he deposited in the Bank of
Virginia. for SAFE Keeping ~ amy time between tie 2stI
Of November and the iist day Of JANUARY next: pro
Uidcd. the Cashier WIN. Daudrdqe Esa will exai,ise
andieceise tie same, and pass receipt therefor
Francis CorbiD,
J0hn AmJler,
dnd,cW .SfereHson.
November 20. ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14

II IN! 0sdcrs ergcnted at the shortest notice b. ,
iH the ncofcSt manner. ROrBiNS & GRAvHS" ga
NB-onc or two smart boys. wanted appren,icc,
November 30. 10 ., g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14


daplcd his business ioi southern demand; his Wsn.,
me best craftsmanship. lie WILL iwith the view 81 y
hlishins himself in Southern custom reduce his va
or orders from thence, i've per cent below NewFNeo
prices which viii generally meet the cost of frr,,loh
orders directed to him. h, letter, win receive innn
aticntionand Information given, If requisite as 10 se
ION aud prices 'e-
All his work smadc ia his own workshops, unde,,-
personal inspection, and packed up by himself ~, "
enables bin wTTiant his furniture to those lie, eh
please To fiyoIr him with their commands. 'osy
q. C.. Is grateful, To those ladies and grntlc,,
the Southern States that have favored him with h. 9t
tom and so.ritsa continuance Of their PATRONAGE
commentator. re
tc,s- YORK.. Dec. =. 62.,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14

GlGN or THE GOLDEN SADELE.-rbe Sr5Sc1;---
y have Jnst received fresh supply OF yaddlcry
former stock 'nakes their assortment very colnn,,f
Also fe" articles in the Fancy Li',e-ainon. ,,h.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14


MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY AT a Mee,ir, -
Ss. uhe standing Committee OF the Mutnel Assuranc,
oSety against iTe on buildings of the Stateuf Xrgi,
heId on Monday, the llth day of Nov 1916. SUI"
ms being the day fixed by the cousution of a.. A.,
ai Assurance Society against fire on buildnos ~, ~
Sate oi Virginia. for general meeting of the sd Soci
y 10 be Termed and sufficient number of members !,
VI ny proxy, not attending to form such ueetiur
was tEsoivED by the Standing Committee aforesa,d
80 oioIhy WIN The first section Of tie first article OF
tne SAID Constitution, that the said general ,nrcti, w.
aoiohIheu 10 tile first MOndayin January next "
fuDLic NOTICE, therefore, is hereby given tba, cha
al" general meeting is adjourned and stands 3doururd
to The first Monday in January new IsiS ',
- particularly desired that there shall he a fnii
neetins OF the Members Of the Society As ,ns,tsr.
OF 'hs utmost Importance will he laid before them c
ing me interest and prosperity of the institution
bf ORDER OF rHE STixDfSc Cpyvtrrrr
JAMES RAWLINGS, p. Agent
of the NJ. A. Society
fo'M o. me "rd'Hg to constituted prory for the
ADORE meeting
- MEMBER OF tue Mutual Assurance Society aonips,
t Oh buildings Of the State ofNirginia do hereby r.
sitnte and appoint -------- 10 ATTEND tho Csr.,,.t
heeiine 81 the said Society be held in Ricbmoud an
ihe hsi Monday III January nest tIsI7 as proxy N
'oe and act on - hehaf aiiy business which Ia,
cois heiofe tie said meeting iby as if - - ,cr
=, !, testimony whereof-- hereunto set - hund
aud seal - the day Of - Isl
WITNESSES (seai)
November II. ,io,a'J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14

The Saddle & Harness Making they continue 10 cav,
OF in every branch, and VIII always keep slpnIy ~
Saddscs, BridiesN Harness. OF the neatest and nos.,
'"sfap
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14

GTocK FOR SAILS 1909 in y. s.cne, cent s,,es
- iof sale, IL immediate application be made 10
ALso-BRks on Nea-york. y 0i''."'
December .. 9. ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14

From TIC Loai,iaaa Gazette, NmcmDcr Al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14
PR0VIDENTIAL DELIVERANcE.

The following account ola shipwreck,
copied from Il Liverpool paper, will be
read with deep and lively interest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14

Entrdct Of letter from a gentleman in Malone,
Fra,klin Coanfy, Neu- York, ddted
malone, Nov I6 1916.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14

yIWBaCCo LAND FOR sALE.-The subscriber viii sell
from 900 to 300 acres of LAND in the County
Powhatan; between and 600 of which
of the frstrate tobacco landand dcr;bie quantity
of excellent creek cwsropnds. There this plan
tat"n good dwelling, with all necessary outho,ses,
granarlrs and tobacco houses IL is In good neighbour
hood and aboUnds with springs OF excellent water---
There Is not more healthy situation IN the upper
Try il is distant about forty miles fiom the city of Rich
mond.
He would also dispose ofs crop hands raised on
the land. There will he sale the day Janua-
~ ON the plantation Of horses. cattle sheep hogs corn
fodder, &c &cand if not sold privately before, he
will, on that day, offer the land ut public sale.
7irwsone-third cfsh, the balance in two equal annu-
al payments
The subscriber would also sell thousand acres in
the county of Amelia; about 800 of which woods
on this land there's good dwelling house. Kitchen
smoke house, dairy and granary.
The Terms would be made yerv accommodating TO the
purchaser.-Apply TO HENRY ANDERSON
December Z. 6JtIJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14

NOiloN Numerous Injuries aud other inconvcni.
.'ces haVihe Deeh doHc 10 lands lying between
We manchester Turnpike Road and James River iron.
w almost odiy Ie-ihsses committed thereon BY hints
i'h-"e tue nndrf signed de- hereby forbid all prrsous
~ privilege ~ luinre Of hunting the lands al0resaiJ
c'ergfcrf mis- 1efice. commits ,igJIoy fycsDnsse
m.s Ma.s .hs te~ rlcoronsig eljorced 0g0jns Kim as
ts,e re feyw"ed no longer 10 sHbNiHfo them
Wt"aw Adwards, James Foye, Adm'y.
Jobn Howict, nj, Job, Iore
Jsg0c SaiIe, Jf;cbo,J H.?
1Han WcRae, Ina A I,,,,.,
.John Wmchic. .Lo,.d,,,, S,,,;,L ''"'
I n'' -. i7a'Tis, John GyahaDn, by III
''e mn. ore, ton DIcI3ac.
~. CIV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14

Surgeons Pocket Instruments. assorted .
Forces best Tooth Instruments, spripr kcv
Common do. do. Patent Trusscs, double tnr
ned ivory heads; Do. do. single do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-14

- VIM. b. Giles, acting in behalf estate for the
purpose of making division amongst the claimants
thereof-Will be sold, for cash, by public auction at
Cumberland Court house. the 9TH Monday this pre-
sent month"; being Court day for the county remarka
bly, valuable Young Negro dH, about ~ or ~ wears of
age He is said. and believed, In be good aud faithful
wa-goncr, coachman and house servant aud vel not
unaccustomedto plantation business. Also two vaIua
bic Negro Girls the about II the other ahouto
years of age-of an uncomony well sposed family of
negroes.
strong, healthy, well disposed Young Negro om0l be-
tween 20 and % years ofage, accustomed to work
cIop.
December 7. G5-5t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-05
CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.

Monday, December ..
This being tie day prescribed by the
Constitution for the annual Meeting of
the Congress of the United States, at ~
O'Clock, the President pro tempore of the
Senate Mr.. Gailard) took the chair, and
the roll being called .'y the Secretary OF
the Senate, (Mr. Cutts) it appeared that a
quorum was present.
The credentials Of the Senator's from
Indiana(one Of whom was presently having
been read, some conversation took place
respecting them, which resulted in theap-
pointment Of acommittee to take the sub
icct into consideration, it appearing that
the copies of sie constitution oftbe State
had not been received Ia either house,
though said to be transmitted, as required
by law, to the President and Speaker re-
spectively. Mr.. Taylor, therefore, tho
admitted TO a seat, was not qualified.
The next business, and the only bust
ness besides the usual orders on organic
ing the Senate, was the proposition, by
Mr.. yn'aan, Of the following resolve:
ReS0ipcfl That IL IS exoelllciiL fc~scr col
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-05

ifouourdDIc Spencer t<cane, President
of the College OF Electors OF presdcn. and v.
President stating that o Electors chosen by
the people, had failed to attend.
On motion OF lHr. Bsaks, The letter was laid
on the table. eft
The law was read, providing for the choice
ofelectors not attending. The House resolved,
on motion OF 'ir. paaces this dav to proceedto
me choice OF Electors 70 supply the deficiency,
by Joint ballot with the Senate. Mr.. Yancey
was requested to communicate the resolution
to the Senate
A Committee was appointed to count the
votes
The House proceeded to the Election of F.
iectors. During their blliOttins, which cont.
nred till long after candle-lieht we are in
formed, that some Of the Electors appear
ed.
Owing 10 continued indsnosit,1n We are Obliged 10
draw on ths columns ofthe Patriot ct the above Sketch
OF tuesdays proeeelinss.l
Wednesday,, Dee. 4.
The House met and proceeded In COM
mittee ofthe whole, on the order of the
day.-Mr. Mercer occupied the floor up
wards OF two hours, principally in answer
To the previous arguments ofthe member
from the Borough of Norfolk-After Mr..
NJ. had concluded, Mr.. Hay moved. that
the committee rise, report progress-and
ask leave to SIT again. -Carried-and
the House adjourned.
We regret that our indisposition still
detalns us from the House, Mr.. Mer-
GERS speech is represented TO have been
the most arsumentative, ard impr s.
siye that ever proceeded from his lips
As The Editor OF the Patriot has taken
notes, we suppose he will furnish a
Sketch, which we shall copy III our
next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-05

EDUCATIoN.-Thc Subscriber having been literally
~ encouraged IN tie Education OF Yosth n years
returns his thanks to his friends and the public their
patronage, aud informs the that he intends to continue
his School the ensuing year. in which will be taught Tie
EReNsh, Ldtin, Greek and FRENCH Languages gran
m@ticdtu PeRMoRShip -fy;fhMttic, .Sny.rsytar III.
stoTd History GcocfaPhg, -1stron0wy, N0tifyai ard
1io'dI Phtt0so7y, min The se ef tie Globes Know.
inc from experience the great aHsiety which parents fe.
or the improvement and welfare of their children he
ing particularly fond OF the instruction yon and We
~ DESTROYS that those who may be Committed to his care
may make every possible Improvement he has in.de
such arrangements as will enShe him to devote himself
entirely 10 the duties ofhis Profession he calcu-
ates on continuing TO follow. Ills time wilt be las "a,
generally, IN company with Ills pupils, while IN and ont
OF school which will enable him 10 guard them sesinst
the errors and Id nts which youE liable HIS -
on is retired and remarkably healthy with excellent
water.
Parents and Guardians AT distance, who may wish to
enrnst pupils TO his care will pleased 10 make in civ
application by letters forwarded 20 the Bow c Green
Caroline County. rHoS. y. COLEMAN, lore1..
CoQc0Td -4cGde1y, Caroline C0untg,)
Dec. 8. 6l-frfiL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-05

HAVING engaged in q school eiiay horse in fhc n-.
pcr enc 81 iouisa, near e noted piaoe called 0i.
on tNi hcluem The ala of my eldest SON. Ths-s4
j. hichr shall be able O, sfe'd 70 several more bows
tndn wc have nov. iAe Er.iilh, Ia,in. Oleti anl
ffchfh, together wih srch branches ps De N,.heilllt
s are USUALLY taurht IA schools iugy be acqagca acre 81
tie following toms. eiz
liny dolarsfor Tuition, and one hundred IN RAD
and washing; The Boys hudiu- their own BEDS and Can
dies.
lac year wiN he driifd ltn scs.iGrs. TIE it q,
commence thf 18TH January ard expire Nr So rtt
We ~ ihe 'ath jn'v aud expire IRE lsh Of Deter
lhnsc VINO f9tfciifc US nay rely cscgy auf.nan
ioVsions bcrg rnnsr4iy higi. ,hc fees lsfycsHs ia
advance, would be very acceptable.
psfFlCE ICfNf
~ nm Intimately acouninted wb hf Mich q ADD u
son, ara TIER mode oi nst ara take u-ea rif-
sire ~ sayiathat thrir schos' iuii.n tie Unite ley
pescti2e items isca promises greet alsdnldq,s -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HoHdGY, EeccnicS, :.
Atl2 o'clock, the Speaker, (Mr Clay
took the char, and the roll being called
over by the Clerk of the House (Nir.
Doagherty,) it appeared that quorum
was present.
The usual orders wercadcpted for sup
plying the members with papers, &c. for
communicating with the Senate, and for
the appointment ola joint committee TO
wait on the President.
On motion of Mr.. Iayior, of \. Y. it
was ordered that the House meet at -,
instead ofil o'clock of each day for the
present. [The object ofthis change is to
afford more time for the committees, for
the first week or two ofthe session, whose
sittings used to be interrupted, heretofore,
almost as soon as commenced, by the
meeting Of the House.
And the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-05

Law passed at the last Session ofCon-
gress, entitled An act TO change the
mode OF compensation to the Members OF
the Senate and House of Representatives
and the Delegates from Territories. :" and
and report bill for that purpose.
The resolution lies ON the table of
course for one day.
After informing the other House that
they were formed, &c. and appointing a
committee for the same purpose To wait
on the President, the Senate adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-05
December s.

i 1916.
Jesse johnson, Piaiat6, against John Whitiss sias
Johnson, Collier HncbersOn, Robert Williams jacob,
Ioseby ana Thomas Collins. aud Heritage Cheane, A
Peggy his wife, Robert Johnson Hewett Johnson
James johnson, John Johnson, Sdey johnson spd
Polly Johnson, children cf Sias Johnson dec and Jas
Johnson, Bartholomew Johnson, John johnson and
Jnscy Johnson. children and heirs OF Mathew Jolf,
son, dec aud grandchildren II Tie said STA. JOHNSON
DcgfO10Rfs.
THE Defendants Heritage Cheaney and Peggy ms y N.
Kooert Johnson tcwet Johnson, James Ionnson s0nn
JOHNSON and Poly Johnson, children Ut Siss johnson
Gee. aud james Johnson, Bartholomew Johnson JaIf
Johnson and Jinset Johnson children and heirs eli Va
theW johnson, dec and grand children of Tie said Sias
Johnson not having entered their appearance accorir.
to the ac Of Assembly and the Rules 81 this Court nd
appt to Tie sfaciion OF the Cour that the, arr
nl inhabiilnts OF thi. state ihe noton OH tie nap
TN by his attorney ~ is Ordsrfd That they gpresf here
on the T.. day Of February Court nest TO shev good
snlcieit cause why The hi IN Char,ery and the me-
ceedines ihefcupcr against The said 1ahn Willis if.
said Sias Johnson now deceased Collier fIuf .ses,.-
Robert Wiliaias, Jacob Mosehy aud Thcmss Collins b.
orr said Court heretofore broa.hf b. gese Johnso
not De revived against them ihc heir and f,pres,is
tgcs of the said Sia Johnson; and thar eoDy OF THE
order BE- inseted ~ one u the newspapers gTfnies a
Richmond for months sncccssiveig rus pastel ID tt
mont door q The courhouse Of tue said county.
Copy, IcsfG
THOMAS READ. or.
Dct'i"Dff .. 0i-w-es
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-05
December s.

FEHE SUBSCRIBER having lately purchased the bujrd.
ings formerly belonsug 10 Wilson Miles Cary IA tie
county OF fiuvaina, known by the name of Wilmington
on The Stage Road leading from Richmond to Cbaflotes
vile, proposes opening HOWse cf Entertainment lie
has supplied himself with the best of amors grain Sr
and willbe prepared By the 10Th Of this mouth 10 se
commodae those who may favor him with their custom
le Subscriber has been at considerable eSpence in re-
mfnis, whoa he hopes from his personal attention ~
merit a portonoi the public patronage.
HoRhTiO Wills.
GcCflnntT - ft-tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-05

EfDuCATION.--C. TERRELL respectfully Informs t,.
~ friends and the public, that MIR. WV. PotLARp riu
tne ensuing year. assist him ia the education Of
The course Of edu cation in this Seminary will embrace
tue ENeLSh Language, G6ogrGphy History 4,.ifta,e-
&c, A70fheT0ticS NatHruf and W0rGt lo,iiy0sophy =
the Latin, Greek and FT6Ech kGRgnGccs. ~
". II. POLLARD, who has furnished verv G,yorrahie
testimonials OF his character and qualification 10 teach
will attend to the Classical Department. -
C.IEERBLL, who viii attend to the other, can also
accommodate few BOYS with Board on moderate ters
For particulars, both with respecl to board and hi
ton as wei as the plan Of education those who feel IN
terested IN the establishment requested 70 mako -
pHcation 10 {. TERRELL and
Wa. POLLARD.
December 5. cir..r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-05

TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS tEwARD-WiII, he civ
en- for experimenting and securing in any Jail within
he Commonwealth ri Virginia Jgass Rollins and IoIn
VI Ia EtsT, who broke tile Jail of Kanayyba County and
made then Escape on the 18Th of october or orc I'm
drsd doiiqrs ior eilherohaged with rlonously copr
e'iens and passing false and forged bank notes pir
porting styled the Hcrch0ntS' end fecio,,jrs' p
eAdHge Company of kea-y0yh.
james Rollins is about five feet ten inches hiuh an
pears TO be about 20 "a years of AGE sandy hair Iiu
complexion his right leg thigh shorter than the lef
about three inches wears cork shoe his rghr foo.
ION" NJ BdIter appears to he about twenty i've wears
black eyes, and very dark complexion laxative and
very uining. -
ALsO-A Reward Of Fifty DcLlays for apprehendinr
ana securing JoR anderson, who escaped from the sa!
Jail on tie night the above charged with ionv
he IS about 30 of age feet high black Eair AHA
eyes, lame of the rghtles tbgI fair compesio ard
marked the left wrist with ink inserted somewhat IN
the figure Of Cross talks broken English and very qoed
french JESSE ASTON, y,ajf0r
90 Of hQRatrlfd cOll,tfy
CHARLESTON, OCrgLHtCT D. n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-05

ENOk SAIE--TdHR1f's & Ct,rrgcTS TcolS.--ia0 Ibis.
n cod liver oil 900 10 sheep and ianh's wool and
alarse and general assortment of LENfHtil.
+. TATE & Co.
December s.. cI-2a,.lw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-05

that ofpronioting peace on earti. & -ood-,e1x
TO man.
These contemplations, swceteuing fhe rem
nant OF my days. will animate my prayers for
the happiness OF my beloved country, and q
porpeti,ity of the ;astitctions finder which tits
JAMES MADISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-05

Bank of Iirginia> Dee 3, 1916.
FsNHF general meeting Of the Stockholders ottls Bank
will take place 1t the Banking house ia the Siiy OF
Richmond on the first Monday in January next.
VIZ. DANDRIDGE, Cashier.
December 8. G,-tjm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-05
s s:.s.1s SHIP NEWS. 80, -
JAMES MADISON

crock FOR SALES 10 600 in e. SsSp per cent stock
- for sale. if immediate application he made
STANARD & CHEW.
So-Biys on Netc-yerk.
December 6. 6,lGt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-09
NOTICE.
70 all qvhon, Il NAV concern.

7oaH q2honG IL may concern.
You are hereby notified that the Direc, Tax Of the
United States, for 1916, has become due and
payable, and that attendance will be given receive
he same at the following times and places. viz.
A. the tavern Of Nichols Hazard. in tho town of
Portsmouth,, from the 18th TO the 10th Of October,
inclusive -r
At the tavern Of d Greene, in the town Of
Portsmouth. from the 18th to the 18th of October, in
elusive.
At the tavern cf George Lsw,on, in the town of
riverton, from the 2,st 10 the 23d Of October, in
clusvey
At the store OF Amy q Manchester, in the town
of Tverton, from the Gath to the 26th OF October.
inclusive
Al the house Of ---------- On the common in
the town of Little Compton. from the 28ih to the
30,h Of October, inclusive.
A. the house of --- in the town Of Little.
Compton. from the 3lst OF October The I'd of No.
vembcr, inclusive
A, the house of Charles Collins in the towu Of
Warren, fsom the i4,b 10 ,be 22d Of October.
At the house Of Josiah Kinnicutt, in the town Of
Rsrrington from the 2jd the Doth OF October, in
elusive
At the Collectors Office in the town OF 3 istol,
from the 18th 70 the 3is Of October.
AZ the Col!ecior's office, in the town Of Newport.
for the towns OF Newport, jamestown. Middieiown,
and New -shoreham, from the 4,h 20 the 23d OF No.
vemher
And thar correct copies OF the Tax Lists
remsn with the Principal Assessor Of this Collection
District open TO the inspection Of any person who
may apply 10 inspect the same
CHRIsropHEn RAYMOND PERRY,
Cegecisr fsr tie fr1 Collection D!s.rict
in me aase of Rhods bland
N.w,or, sep, es 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-09

INTENDING TO close his business IN this town,
Il will sell the remainder Of his goods below the
original cost. lie wishes all those who ale indebted
20 him, either BY note book account. to call and
settle the same immediately, or he s.ai be obliged
to leave them in the hands Of an attorney for col.
hction
N p. lie viii let the store he now occupies, and
give possession the 18Th OF Nov. next.
Newport sept l8, 1916 (Sw.)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-09

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Direct Tax, as.
~ sessed on the ,o~n Of Newport for The year ore
thousand eight hundred and fifteen. laid in con.
formiy to the act Of Congress, passed The ninth Of
January, one thousand eight hundred and fifteen,
upon the fnllowing described property, is now re.
naming unpaid, and that unless the said tax, with
ten per ccn,um, in addition thereto, sh an be paid 10
the subscriber, or before. the twelfth DAY OF Oc,o.
Der next, the snid property, s" much thereof Ms
shall he necessary TO satisfy the said tar aud twenty
per cent. IN addition thereto will be sold at Public
Auction, at the Collectors Office, in the town Of
Newport, in the county of Newport the sale to com.
mence at eleven o'clock, A. NJ. on the said twelfth
day of October 1t
Stephen Dcbois. dis,iilery, wharf, stores and
dwelling house. lying on the south part
Of the town, Gl1 %
Given under my hand this eleventh day OF Sep.
tenber, ono thousand eight hundred and ak
teen.
CHRIS RAYMOND PERRY,
Collector for fhe frsf Celiee'isn District in the
STATE Of Rhode Island