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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-13
Cheaper than ever !!

CLARKE GREENE has taken the store
~ formerly occupied by Messrs. d. q ID Waite
No. 10, Aisrketsquare, where he offers for sale,
large aud extensive assortment ef g'tsS @&t ~,
China, Class and LiVerpool Hare,
Of an excellent quality.
Also, an assortment Of Groceries, which he is de.
termincd to sell AZ low or lower than has been sold
in Newport for number Of years past.
Oct l6. tG1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-13
NICOLAS Gt.EtROV.

IAs just received by the sloop Inyincible, Ia
! days from Cape Henry. (Hayti.)
Is hrds. hIst quality retailing MOLAS-
sEs |; 2 do best Muscovado SUGAR; and few
,housand weight Of best COFFEE-rhis Sr,iasses
Soyar and Coffee will suit people Of all principles as
these articles we're raised by free Biaets and pur
chased with Fish and Cheese, and will be sold low
for CASH, in order to purchase our Produce, TO fit
her out again-fIe expects daily 10 receive by the
Sioop Intrepid, from Alcxandria, a cargo of Fresh
FLOUR, which was purchased with oar Produce.
I keep for Sale, rs usual u constant supply Of
Cutlery, Jcwelry, Watches, Looking Glasses, &c. and
give the true Value for old Gold and Sii,sr-Apply
for the above Articles, At No, i26, Thames. Street
I Newport, Oct. 23
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-13
POFIT Y.

Federal soiss have long amused the public
With tnsir pasquinades upon the Biadens-
,urgh Races. a democratic uis, in the YER
n0nf Republican, has furnished the following
'es-oE which has this advantage over the Jed-
raj pasquinadcs, that il " places the saddle on
be right horse. ."--.fi6any Reg.
th THR RACERS, I'D EDIrros.
Prom 'hs VermOns Republican.
Since fed'ral folks have crack'd their johes
On democratic "racers,"
Tia hard if we can't make as free
With all who ran away, sirs.
John Bnll's feet calves ns'er run BY halyes
But beat our Yankees hollow :,
At Brownstor race, so swift their pace,
Twas labor lost to follow.
AT York. poor sheafe ran like thief
The seiftest could not Aud him
His soldiers too, so swiftly few,
They left smoke behind 'emi
When Harrison the battle won,
On Thames, from bloody Proctor,
Poor Proetof's speed none could excetd,
Not cy'n his aid and doctor
Sir George the knight, was fam'd for flighs,
No Jade was he, nor hack, sir,
Der Sacket's plain he swiftly ran,
But ran much swifter back, sif,
Cir James Yeo, as all men know,
OF Chauncey took The lead, sir,
An many a chace, he won the race,
SO matcbless was his speed, sir.
TO Baltimore, Ross came and sworc,
More than match they'd find him ..
SO swift he ran. from boy and man,
lie left the world behind him.
From Spain there opmc, all lash'd With fame.
Some jockies 20 Bridgewater,
And bsnterd all both great and, small; 81,
Brown heard and did not loiter.
10th horse and mare. then started fair. .,,,,
:, The stake vas sine'qua non ''-s~~
They could not beat and carry weight, ,,...., "A.
SO ran without their cannon q" af'@' a
9rr George again, near Lake Champlain,
Pulled up with racing glory,
Din next presume to beat Macomb, r
And distance whig and tory.
No tories met, hut of he set,
And ef; the wings outright, sia
Swift az the wind, left all behind,
And soon was out OF sight, sir
eNt where was then great CHIrTENDEw,
When rolPd the signal drum sir,
His ncighbors came, bat he was lame,
So kept hmself at home sic
Then Packenham, to Orleans came.
Full sure Of easy victory,
&esolyed forthwith to try the pith.
And mettle Of" old hickory
Great was the stake. he wished to take-S
Twas beauty, sir, AMI booty
And .a3Sh tue wsg did boast and brsg
But Jackson knew his duty.
lie won, alas, a fatal race
'He ran till or Of 6rcaNi. sirt
Nis booty was buI ial place
His beauty, wounds and death, sir! .,.s
But how ran Strong, when sherbrook's throng
Reach'd CtSrlNE on a canter
Say did the, meee II 80. which beat! I.
How answered he that banteri
Alas for shame lie was to blame,
Such glorious sport to shun, sir;
STRONG was not found upon The ground,
And therefore could not rua sir.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-13
Look at Your Teeth.

Clear, white and sound Teeth, are TO the
mouth, what VirfUe is to fhe mind. .r
NJ ATURAL and artificial teeth, prepared at short
L, y notice. teeth and stumps, extracted with the
least possible pam, and with perfect safety from the
danger of fractured jaw bone, teeth ceansed OF all
fartarous or foreign matter, and thereby preserved
frop decay and pom, and rendered clean, lshite and
bedwyA ~"
DR. johnson. thanks the Ladies' and Cen,lcn:en OF
the rown and Country, who have favored him with
their calls
Those who are, or may be wanting natural or ar,i.
hei teeth, teeth extracted cleansed &c &C. will be
pleased to call DR. johnson, at No. 1873, Thames.
stre ct, (near the Parade) within the Of few
Weeks, or their opportunity may be lost
iQTOr. JOHNSON, will attend as usual TO the rrac.
tics Of PLY &c aud will accept the patronage Of
A,ioeral community, trirff
G.Anor, gcnfe etnhc, 4 1916. ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-13

~ FOR SALE,
Cieeh for cas6 or Treasury NSfes,
BY HENRY MOORE,
at Ma S, MAsKs7. SavAaE,
w.IRum, Candles,
Gin, Soap,
Brandy, Ginger.
Wine. .tN Mustard,
Tea, Pepper,
Coffee, Pimento,
Chocolate, Starch, !
Sugar. Salt.
Wool and Cotton Cards.
A large assortment Of Cookery. Hardware, and
+, Cutlery.
5000 W.T. Cheese, suitable for family use.
few bbIs. good mess Beet, put up in the best or
+H der, In Boston. .s..l.ess -.
20 kegs Ginger and Mustard, the best kind cheap,
by the keg.
80 20 boxes Hard sosp.
Powder, by the cask.
A small assortment Of DRY GOODS. consisS1g Of
PIGrs''''''' Pisi".. Cotton oas,ns. sshir.ins,
T FIanneis, -. &c. &c.
With variety OF other articles, too numerous TO
mention in common advertisement.
sH .9LSO---. .f
Several Lots Of Land, lying in ths vicinity Of New.
port. f4 I'D az 49,. f
Five shares in the stone Bridge. ~ W..
Twenty shares in the Newport Marine Insurance
Company. afag s...ai.-..-
Onehalf Of the New-York Packet u D. Jones
Ir The zstole Of he abope will Be cold rery cheap,
for Cash or Treasu,y Notes. s I, ,..
Newport, Oct 20, 1916. (tf)
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-19
From the Boston Centiapl,

State Prison Insurrection.-Last even
ing about 6 o'clock, desperate attempt
was made by the conyicts Of the State
Prison to escape. Selling ladder used
in erecting new building within the pri.
son yard, and applying it to the wall they
began to ascend (; the guards on the
wall after proper warning, and order
ing them to desist, commenced FIRE
upon them. In defiance, however Of
this attack of the guards, tkey continued
to ascend, and leap from the wall, to the
number OF about twenty FIVE. When
clear OF the waH, they took different d.
rections !; some passing over the new
br.A. others the fats for Barrels farm,
and towards the ourying ground, and the
neck. The firing, and the alarm bell,
soon brought the citizens Of the neighbor
hood to the scene; and by their spirited
and unconmonly active cxertions. with
that Of the officers Of the prison, in about
an bali hour we're all brought back to the
prison. excepting Nathaniel Mars1on and
Joseph Belts. Eleven of the cenvicts
were wounded, two OF them dangerous
Fly.
We are authorized to say the warden
| Of the prison feels himself ander great o.
Legations to the citizens Of CharIesowr
fupon this occasion, for their ready pur
/ suit Of the conyicts, ~"a 4la;r oENisn'
| aid in .uppress;ns 50 daring and DANCE
80 a. strrrarrection. The farmers wht
we're at work on Barrell's farm were
particularly useful, and the sxertions Of
Col. Page, Gen. Austin and Major
Jacques deserve notice and thanks.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-19
From Ike Peoples Monitor.
FREEMEN OF MARYLAND.

| A deep and dangerous conspiracy il
plotting against you-your rights, your Ii
berries, your fortunes and your homes ART
in danger. 1t is therefore that We say t.
lyou, AWAKE! AWAKE!
1t is thing deeply to be deplored, that
lust on the eve OF an election, the influ.
ence Of party spirit should be 50 predomi,
nant. as to render men incapable of judg-
ing fairly Of the views, the arguments o.
| the admonitons of those who think dit
ferently from themselves on political to-
|pics.
This must be owing to that ardency Of
feeling which political discussion is SO
apt to excite, as well as to the irritations
daily experienced from those severe, sar-
castle and personal attacks which appear
i'm the public prints.
With these, however. we have nothing
to do, nor can we consent at this time and
upon this occasion. when the ultimate fate
Vt the people and of the state of Mary
land is to lie decided on, to make any o.
Their appeal than to the calm, rejecting
good sense of the people. Should we adj
dress ourselves to your passions, we
might mislead you, and tempt you to do
that which cooler judgment. might con-
denim. Nor would we be willing to treat
cur own Cause so unworthily, as to iisk
II upon the precalous chances. of the hi
man passions. 1t is to the common sense.
the plain reason, and the sober reflections
of men that we address ourselves. By
these we wish to be judged, and as we
mean conscieutiously to discharge oul
duty to the people with seriousness, flde-
ity and truth. we pledge eur honor for the
Teraclty of cur statement, and put our
selves before the world for the business
OF our conclusions.
The Election Of Electors for State Sc.
majors approaches. 1t is near at hand
1t is with view to induce Wv; to Judge
tightly Oh that OCCASION, that we now adj
dress you; for, upon the character oil
those Senators depends the Welfare and
Prosperity of Maryland and the people.
We disguise nothing-our object is in
truth to influence your votes, fellow ,cit-
zens, by manly. open and candid ad-
lress to your understandings, not BY fat.
cry, or fraud, or intrigue, or cor, uptioy
We wish you to vote for The Federal Can
lidates for Electors in your respective
counties, whose names have long been
'ublished to the world, and who-q cha
acter for intelligence, integrity and at
achmcntto the Trne Republican system,l
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-19

board an officer in q midshipman's pni-
form, and six men, who Immediately came
on deck. The officer inquired for the
master of the brig, and told him he had
come to search his vessel for deserters.
Mr.. Beard observed his men were all OF
deck, except those sent ashore in the beat.
The officer then ordered his men into the
hold and forecastle to search. MIR.
Beard demonstrated against such unwar-
rantable proceedings. and forbid it. The
officer then replied, that he was ordered
to search her, peaceably if he could, il
not, to use force, saying, "your govern.
ment allows it, and why should not you!''
At this time there were two pieces OF ar
tillery drawn up on the Canada shore, ap
parently well manned, and NOT more than
one hundred Yards from the Union. Mr..
Beard told the British officer that If he
would search the brig, he must take
charge of her; which he did, by taking
the helm, and ordering his men to take
in sail and bring her to anchor, which
was done. The brig was then searched:
and the officer told capt. Beard he might
resume the command Of her. On capt
Boards asking him by what authority he
acted, he replied, thathis name was Hen.
~ Brooks. that he acted under verbsl
order from his commanding officer.
A suitable notice of the above transac.
ton will be forwarded to the head OF
the proper department at Washington.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-19
Buffalo, august 6.
NEWS FROM THE WEST.

The hermaphrodi brig Union, James
Beard, master, left Detroit on the Esd
ult. and grounded near the head of Gro.
Island, about miles below Detroit her
own boat being too small, She obtained
one from the u. States garrison at Gros
Island for the purpose of getting her off.
which was effected on the morning of the
Gath. The wind being ahead, she beat
down the river nearly abreast of the gar
rison, to which two men were sent, to re :
turn The boat. Being in sight of Amherst
burg, a boat was seen to leave the latter
place at the same time ours left the brig.
and to proceed in the same direction un-I
nj our boat came near the garrison; she |
then put about for the Unon, having OH |
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-19
From tic New York Courier.
The CONTRAST.

Tho dacfrino &c mum E col th,L Ior,o
1871. ~ 49, ~ so.b: ~" 80 80; '''1' - ~
0'% ,':s. 0Hn w "''''as D'oMs """ le"'
sa II; .an -. w "o"ss" '.s;.s, h hS q
, Il VOTE ior d s'nall hallo'ia Dan. .
'e % ~'oM; w. ti |" nt L we !"
No. 'a n4,o.'r, 1a" n.a &c r J., ''5"D :.
ooes d 'cuc'"iiSl '''e io' "''! ~ :
Ma. WE ~ 10 :,
Does ue''oo'@' yo'e io' nav ~ .
i'en'; r, 81.
ooes 'eoeFa'ist 'o'e 'oF Hs"' taxes 10
Is wrong , ..,.,.,
ooes oe'"ocrat fotc loF "ea'y taAes
ne IS lisn..
ooeS .edera'ist vote iof shiaii army
ne IS wrong -,
Does democrat vote Tor large one he
Is right
Does lederaisst vote tor a war; he 10
wrong.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-19
g. iOU SIM. - --i.st.-. :
Bank Stock, for Sale.
Apply 10 the Primer.
August " st
For Freight.
August "

For Freight,
rEe The schooner Daniel, Cap
rtaEf. tain Selby: will take freight
sYs on moderate terms toan east
zz ern port, or the West In
dies, and be ready to receive q cargo IN
three days. ALSO,
xEk The brig Betsey,
JGH Capt. Pote: an excellent
sEesSvg1 vessel, and will soon be rea-
dy FOR the reception of a cargo.
ALSO,
xa Brig Union, John Mclean,
xGEESs, master: carries about 1900
V!9as barrels, in complete order;
E2z and will take freight very
low if immediate application is made
Apply to CO.
WHO have received by the above YES
els and for sale
500 tons Plaster, and 10000 tee'
merchantable Lumber.
august ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-19
Public Sale.

Oh Saturday the 18th September, a.
! o'clock P. NJ. will be sold without re.
serve, that valuable MILL, the property
of the late Capt George North, situated
on Holmes Run, in the county of Fair.
Sax, and state of Virginia. The safe to
take place atthe Coffee House in the
town of Alexandria, where the terms will
hs made known.
By Order Of the Trustees
Aug. Is Sawts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-19
August II
Land for Sale.

The subscriber wishes to sell for Cash.
ar likely Young Negroes, several tracts
or parcels Of Land, containing in the
whole 1000 acres, lying on Potomac n
yer. in Naniemoy, Charles county, Ma
ryland. abou. So miles from Alexandria
and few miles above the bend OF the
river commorly called Maryland Point.
These lands are very valuable, being
contiguous to the river and having there
on an excellent Herring Fishery called,
Thorn's Gut. ard where several other
landings might at little expense be
cleared-there also abounds good weed
and rail timber-there is likewise on this
land never falling stream where mill
might advantageously be erected at lit-
tie expense. There are on the property
several dwelling and other houses. 1t
will either be sold altogether or divided
so as to suit purchasers. 1t is thought
unnecessary to give further description
of the property, as it is presumed any
person wishing to purchase would first
view the premises. Any person wishing
co purchase the above property will
please to call on Captain William d.
Harrison, or Captain William Dent, re-
sizing near the premises, who will shsw
the sane, or TO the subscriber near the
town of Port Tobacco, Maryland.
IF the above property should not be
sold at private sale, it will be offered at
p,,hl;r 0,la fm tho hirhaaA- s4ia-~~-tsy TIE
s6Y M III August next, between the hours
of and S O'clock, P. NJ.
= JOHN NJ. HANSON.
July 26
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-19
Turni1, Seed.
r HAZE FOR SALE.

A quantity of fine early Dutch .Tur
nip Seed. of my own savings, as they
we're remarkable fine--the greatest cars
was taken to save the sorts apart: white
top, red ditto, green ditts, early stone
white and green top, also the yellow tur
nip, Delaware and red kale, with every
ether kind of seed in demand, lucern and
white clover, carduas fulloram or fullsrs'
afeazel, for raising the knap'upon woollen
cloth, the seeds or heads may be had.
A liberal allowance to those who pur.
chase to retail.
ALSO,
The best Assortment of
fjt'lina, Class & Queens Ware,
,'hich will sell as low as it car be had
!, town for good paper good assert:
lent of stone aad peters ware, and a
lew pair garden shears.
Nicholas Kingston,
Fairfax street, near st. Paul's
Church.
July % lmcp
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-19
Just Received,

81 casks Of Sd, I'D, cd, Sd. lod, I'D
and. God Cut Nails.
ALSO,
One case Canton Grapes Of assorted
c6lors, for sale on reasonable terms. :.
Johs G. Ladd g Co.
August s #
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-19
Foreign Intelligence.

). -se,srn...s,e,..,.s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-19
Public Sale.

q
On Tuesday next the Goth instant. VIII =
be sold at the vendue Store, corner Of
Prince and Fairfax streets,
RUM in hogsheads
Oueenswrre in'crates
Imperial & y. hyson teas in chests
Indigo
Mustard
Soap, etc. etc.
ALSO,
Cloths, imperial cords
Calicses
Camb.ick and book muslin
Marseilles vesting
Ginghams, etc.
ALSO,
r About 1900 dollars Merchants
Bank Paper.
Terms made known at the place Of
p. G. MarstelIer.
Auoust re
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-19
Public Sale.

THE subscribers will sell, on Monday
the 29th of October next, if fair; il
not the next fair day thereafter, in pur'
suanee of the DEGREES of the county court
Of Fairfax, in the suit OF Magruder and
Washington against John Luke--at pub
lie sale for ready money, the whole, OF
so much Of that Tract OF Land, situate ir
Fairfax county Oh the north side Of the
road leatiipg from AlexansiSsis.,,r it1uilEe re.
'sitied, as will raise the sum Of eleven
hundred and ninety five pounds four shil.
lings and five pence, with interest there
on from the 10th of September 1893, an.
I'll the day of sale. and the costs ,ofthc
suit and sa'e-which land is situated a.
bout seven miles from Alexandra and a
short distance above the place where the
turHpike road leading from the Potomac
bridge strikes the road from Alexandria
to Leesburg. The quantity of land is esti-
mated at about 5a9 s.4 acres. There is
on it two story framed Dwelling House
not in very good repair, and some out
houses. No deed nilI be made until the
purchase money is paid.
Edmund Lee,
Robt. /. Taylor.
Richard Radcliffe,
Commissioners.
Aug. ii cots
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St. Andrews Society
august II
August II

St. Andrews Society
A stated quarterly meeting Of the st
Andrews Society, will be held at Mrs
McDougall's, on Tuesday the 2Oth inst
al P. Nj.
By order Of the President,
Ha,. Gregory, scc'ry.
August u st :
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-19

District Of Columbia,
County Of .alt1nndr:a, to wit +:
.gpri! Term, 1876.
Warner Washington, Complainant,
against
Robert Bond, Daniel Richards and Au-
justine Newton and David Ricketts,.
administrators Of William Newton, de-
ceased, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
TIME defendants Robert Bond ant.
j Daniel Richards, not having enter
ed their appearance and given security
according to the statute and the rules nt
this court, and it appearing to the salts
faction of tie court upon affidavit. that
the said defendants Robert Bond and pa
MEL Richards, are not inhabitants OF this
District, on motion of the complainant by
his counsel, it is ordered that the said de-
pendants, Robert bond and Daniel Ri
chards dc appear here on the first day of
November Term next and enter their ap-
pearance to the suit, and give security for
performiss the DEGREES of the court, and
that the other defendants, Augustine
Newton and David Ricketts,, de not pay
away, convey or secre'e, the debts by
them owing to, or the estate or effects in
their sands belonging to, the said absent
defendants, Robert Bond and Daniel Ri
|chards, until the further order or decree
81 this court, and that copy of this order
be forthwith published for two months
successfully, in one of the public news
papers published in the county. and that
another copy be posted at the front door
Of the courthouse of said county.
A copy. Test,
G. DENEALE, C. c.
august s On
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-05
Oct. 9.
FRESH GOODS.

THE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE,
AN accommodating terms, by wholesale and re-
tail, 92 packages fresh imported Dry Goods,
which being laid in at the most reduced prices, in
New-fork, they feel confident of being able to sci
unusually low
Among them are the Following .4yticles-'
bales and cases extra super Saxon blue.
black, London, Regent and olive brown,
dark and light olive, dark and bright bot
tie forest green, bronze and mkt cloths
some OF which are believed to be superb
or to any ever offered for sale in this mar
ken
bales Yorkshire superfne, miidlipg and
low-priced do. assorted colors
bales extra Cassimeres, assorted coIors
principally Imperial S:xon blues
bale Yorkshire superfne do. assorted
do imperial lsue, Regent brown & We'll
linEton Cords
do fashionable super6ne ladies' and Pc
trunks and cases bombazettes, an elegant
assortment
bales rose, striped and point blank
do. flannels, we'll assorted
DO. tearnougllts and coatings
cases toi.inet and other winter vestnes
] case velvcteens
bales best ingram carpeting-new pat
terms
9 cases stockingnet;s, blue, brown, black,
&c.
q trunks containing general assortment
mems and women's coOred, black and
white cotton, worsted ard lambs wool
hose-also pantaloon grey and white
lambs wool do
Q trunks cotton shrtings
do. prints general assortment
cases Msdrass hsndkerchefs
do. IA, 9-g and G.i cambria rpusIins
| case English cotton balls
cases printed and white MarseiIes. snne
elegant
case containing an elegant asortnent vel
vet ribbons
do. &c inch cotton umbrellas
do. % inch best Scotch Bingham do. pIa-
ted furniture and horn hook
do. ferret "A and 81 ginghams, dark
coors
1 do. cordcd, satin, stripe, seeded and other
muslins
cases satins, Ievantnes, horenees and sars-
netts
I case lustring and satin ribbons
I do. black and white lace wells and sl,awIs,
an elegant assortment
box silk laccs
bale best Company flags and Bandanuas
trunkassorted Italian servings, principally
blue
Q cases assorted Irish linens.
case Irish brown linens
bales German and British Oznaburry
cases gentlemeus' beaver hats
With many other articles in the Dry Good line
.9iso, on CONSIGNMENT
IS bbls. Caruthers' best reetiied. snd rec.;.
fed and fruited Whiskey
25 large eases Cotton Yarns. CONTAINING a
good assortment Of qualities
Persons disposed ~ purchase are respeeff,ilv IN,
vited TO examine our Goods.
FLEMING JAMES& Co.
Market Bridge.
pc'oper z. 32-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-05

s rNotJIllER is published twice week, gent
81 I'D ,hrte times week during the session oil te o.a.
r the same as heretoSre, RE bs,i,ss
sa,un 4, ~, received in payment. The Editor viii guar
fcW ais,y of rvrtt;i teis by mat, the postage vi "
siss se;ng p,,d by tie writers. ,,. d;,.rs.;on
will be discontinued, Cbut at the dsere'io
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