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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-15
Washington, AprH IL.
INTERESTING NARRATIVE.

Extract Of a letter from HiwdSic.
With regard 10 the Rifles presented
by the President Of the United States.
as a. reward for the extraordinary en-
terprize of three young Che1'ehee tca,ri-
ors, L must give you a short histo-
ry.
" The Creeks were fortified on
point of land, formed by bend of the
Tallapoosa river, at place which from
its shape, obtained the name Of Horse
Shoe. The river was deemed a sufficient
security OH account of its depth, and that
part OF the point adjoining the country
was strongly fortified by the Creeks,
quite across the iSthmus, with large
square timber, well put together, and
raised high.
General Jackson approached tie works
with such artillery as he had: tile Che
rokee warriors having been posted on the
opposite side OF the river, To prevent any
relnfurcementsi from coming to the Creeks.
lie then commenced a cannonadc on the
work while The Cherokccs and Creeks
fought across the riyer with small arms.
The General found that his art lery was
too light to make any elieciuai impression
on the works-tle Cherokee warriors, at
the same time, found that their fire across
the river promised notiiug-thcy grew
ihi"lttut iliftc young GleIOhceS
plunged into the river, while the
battle was raging, and swan towards
that point of Horseshoe where the Greeks
had secured their water craft. As these
three brave Cherokccs approached the
shore, they were fired at by the Creeks.
aud one was wounded--two reached The
shore unhurt; each these seized canoe
aud re crossed the river, the two canoes
were then filed with other Chcrokees,
who crossed over and relied number
of ccnoes and returned;
By these means, in short time, near
" all the Cherokees landed themselves ON
the Horseshoe, attacked the Creeks there.
drove then and burned their cabins
Gen.-lackson, finding Ihat the Greeks
we're attacked in their rear, on their own
fortified ground made an assault OH the
works By cscatIde, and cafgied them with
tie loss of some valuable officers and
men; but, rotwit'st9pd1 o The works
were carried, the CryeLt fought obstl'
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Floyd's pre- Z 81.
sem majority re

Giles is the only county vet 70 yote-ghicl
Il IS certain viii not turn The scale a.ainS
tioyc--he will probably be elected by mayo
rity ofnear300.
In Prince Wfliam Co,,au.
For Congress irmsiead L. Mason. 23i--C
L. Mercer, 7G-najOrity for Mason iIs-she
Alexandria Gazettestatesi it AT only I2t-whicll
probably is most correct
Jou,ioun is by far the largest county in the
di>iilct--it voted ycsteFday--ft is federal
county; and the residence of both Mason and
Mercer. On the first day OF The last election,
LEWIS poiied los, ANT Mason 265 On the last
day Lewis lad .poled in all 5T3, aud Mason
3l5 ;uaiOri,y fOrl, S-Thecalculaiinn which
The Alexandria Herald makes on Lou,loru is,
Meicer 450. Mason 2s0-probabi. majority for
Mercer lTO-Leaving only rs against Mercer,
which Fairfax will certainly ma,,ei-'ihe A.
Da<eise makes different estimate al Loudouu,
anu is equally confident of MercerS success
me friends on both sides seem indeed eqaaiis
sangtine.
Tor the State Senats.--Jolu Moncnre I9i-
John Iaiiaferro 93-present majority for T.
IN counties, 100.
III Frederick County.
For Congress-For Gen. TucNer 7i9-Colo-
mel Carson 3I-majority CSS-ard this too.
w'nie Gen. t. had not positively declared
himself candidate, and was still ut phiadel-
PIMA, awaiting the cure Of his wounds lSoih
gcntiemenare republicans. With this maiori-
ny, lucker goes on to Shenandoah Il very large
county, but his election is considered as Ger,
tain.
Congressional district ot !Srsscr &c.
James Johnson had every vote in Sussex =
La the Isle of Wight, no opposition TO him.
District Of Charlotte, &c.
On the day the election for Charlotte, we
understand that Mr. John Randolph addres-
SEQ the people, informing them ofhis intention
to VISIT Europe for the restoration of his health
aild de.ii.ing poll fsr Congress His friends
notwithstanding opened poll for him. and
gave nm a majority. The election OF Mr..
Austin (R.( is considered certain.
HOUSE OF DELEli ArES.
fredTich-Archibald Magiil,e 62l-Col. 10.
sseph sexton fl0-Capt Jared Williams seq
nc poiwas kept open three DAYS, and the
contest between Williams and Sexton was unu-
sTaIiy warm; the former keeping ahead
from twenty TO fifty votes Till noon on The Sd
day, and bets bnctnat;ng from TWO to one. and
IRON zen to one in favor V. during the con.
Isle Of Wlght-Exum Eye John Lawrence.
Neir-heHs-Ricilard Graves - Ohm Il. Christi
Princes Aane-William F. W. Boush,. J.
RictmOad County-Jolin Bellficla,-Sreet.-
r,.Hee u a'am--Join Liptoa,' Philip Harr
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DIVISION ORDERS.
Al. Gru's Olice, a. Y. March 2

1dj. Gems CUce, ~. \. M1rch ~.
The following changes in the command of
departments viii take place on the ensuing
month. Brig. Gen. Porter is assigned 10 tie
command OF Tie Fouth Department, ard after
his arrival therein, will report the place he
may select for las head quarters. BRIG. Gen.
Miller is assigned to the Second Depart
nient Col. Mitchiii Oh being relieved, will wait
orders OF the General OF Division, who re-
grets that circumstances in the regulation
OF commands have arisen which prevent
him, In the assignment to a similar station,
from avaiIing himself of the high degree OF
ability and zeal which the Colonel has ev-
er displayed in the command fine Fourth De-
partnient, and in every other while serving TN
der his orders.
OK. GARDNER,
.fdatGht- Geaeral.
Dept. No. IA trne copy.
G. DEARBORNE,
HGjufant.
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The fine fast sailing sh y Amity Stanton, ar
rived at this port Yesterday, ia "a DAYS from
the Rock Of Liverpool, where she was detain-
ed considerable time by adverse winds. la
wing sailed from the town early in the month.
and finally got under way an the 10Th ct 70
bruary. Owing to the severe aud iempestn-
Gus weather which had prevailed on the coast,
many vessels iD readiness for sea, were detain.
ed, and several which hal attempted 90 get
ont had been obliged TO put back. IL will al.
80 be seen that number OF American vessels
have been lost.
Capt. Stanton has brought dispatches for
government, from the American Minister at
London.
Oar London Papers BY this arrival arc 20
The 18th ofFeb. I.loyds Lists TO the ist, and
Liverpool prices current TO the I3th Of that
mouth. The papers contain 10 political news
o. Importance.
Liverpool Letters Of the 18Th of February.
which we have seen, quote Floor at &c TO "a
5hiIliugs per barrel MP land cotton at 20 2
ponce, and rice at ~ shiilings.
a Letter from Liverpool Of tle 9TH Of fe-
brrary. states, that the Pacific, Bovine arri-
we'd yesterday, aad vas at dsch7Tging dock
~ toe birth, IN The unprecedented ra'sige
ot ~ DAYS from New York aud was expect
cd 20 sail again about the stu OF March
The J0udop Coulter Of the 10th Feb de-
cribes the tumultuors proceedings ofa mob
Sae night previous, during which some OF the
windows 0(tle Office of that paQer we're bro.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS
(RetNrns cpnfilned. J

Staie of the polls in Richmond Conpty.
tor Corgrcss-I. y. Hungerford, O5-W. T..
Ban, 02-Henry Lee inn. 49,
Moncurr. 8.
Stote Of me Polls in Princess Anue.
For Congress ~ Thomas Newton lf2-I W
Iazewell mot candidate( 81
For cute William G. Holt I72-Scat.
teringl.
In Ne,c- kcm.
For CoHgrce-John Tyler. 2l5-Andrew Ste
yensOn, lG-Preseut majority of Tyler, Ils.
POHtn the District CAS- far as rcccired. }
Extract Of a letter 10 gentleman in Richmond
ddfsd
"MONTGoMERY ApriI2 1917
"Yesterday, 1.-THE first Thursdiv in AnriI $
the Congressional Election took place in Mont.
gomery County for that Distr ct-aftcra short
political discussion. very unequaliy maintain ed
by the Candidates, the election terminated We.
~ fayOurably 10 the republican cause
" Col FLOYD fprcihy and pcrspicuousIy SUP.
ported and defended the late administration
by demonstrating It's inst, dignifed and correct
course ,adducing as the best evidence the I'M
eqnallcd prosperity of orr country. her in
creased consequence and national character
He anticipated a continuance Of the same
course BY MIR. Monroe, who had long been so
conspicuous in the late administration and in.
vited cessation Of hostility on the part of the
minority 60 his administration. Col N'Clan.
nahan. the other Candidate, admitted the
prosperous condition Of the country but T.
| tempted 10 supportthc federal doctrine aud
an opposition, nv an appeal to the mercenar,
| feelings OF the people. in relation 20 the com
\ pens ition bill and national debt. II was 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-15

VTALUtB LF LAND For SALE ny yrfnpof Deed of
Trus; Of Rdward Gaf!ick 20 Henry Yong record
IN the county william tor ceralf rufbo es there
ia mentioned shall proceed to sell q, nhc 4rtion
Thursday The nineteenth cay OF Jrrr ncys f fsir IL
not The nest ar da', e; tfle'rs Ware pse in the sad
county Of King William The tract OF srd fsrcor the sail
Edward Gack n0w resides, situate short two miles a.
hove the said Warehouse Containing about 80 a-rs,-
This OF Iaud very fertile ard coil il harlem
asy adapted 10 me growing of Indian eoTu wheatS oats
Ont is comnod ou brick dwelling bouse and Sc
VEAL convenient out Houses
1ne terms cf S9lf Mn be- one 'rird h. ~ 70 raid
he ofJguuary nest when pos ssou viii I've
given and the OTHER iwoihiids IN two csuai annaa in.
staucHts, io which bonds with approved security will
be required. the purchaser ~ll have the privilege OF
sowing wheat The nest fail.
BEVERLEY RoBlNsoN. Iuornev
in facf, fer Henry ycayfg.
IPriJi5. ii2t1s
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Charleston, iprif 4.

By the arrival of the United States schr
Hornet. Lieut. Commandment Claxton, in IS days
from Gibraltar, we learn that our relations
with the Barbary powers were in the most "a
vonrabc and prosperous situation. Since the
10 disturb the existing harmony. The Hash
igytc7 n aud Sour1; brig were at Gibraltar, q
the tiigates Constellation aud United Statcs at.
Port Maion. No news tririing at Gibraltar
(Cuy Gazette.
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manded by Col. Williams, lost number
Of men in carrying the works. Col. WI
Hams assured me, that, had it not been
for the enterprise of of the Cherokees m
crossing the river, as stated, nearly his
whole regiment would have been cut TO
pieces"
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49, SHIP NEWS. ~.
Port OF RIcHMoND, vIRGiNi-

PORT OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
ENTERED,
April s.-Rrig Atlantic Cose, NeWyork.
siooP William, M'Cicave, Nantucket
Patty, Middleton. Norfolk
NindiIi, Wood, New-Iefk.
Schr. Three Saiieys, Hickman, PHILADELPHIA
iane Coles, Balti;nOgs.
-, Elizabeth Bnchannan, Wilson, Norfolk
Apth|-Sctr hechanic Chapman, Norfolk
independent, Smth, do.
names, Wmant, do.
Rising States Cote Perthambov
AP''l V'-Schf' Richard & Mary, Meekins Baltimore
Sioop Centutious, Ruenhon, PhiladeIphia
Tighten Bug Jonathan, Alexandria
CLEARED,
April Brig Polly, Snow, Ros,on
STINT ne" racket, hopkins, New York.
Huntress, Storer, DO
Enteiprize, Newton, Philadelphia.
Lady's Delight, Smith, Baltimore
,,;t- sampson, idlI Petersburg.
ApgllI-Sioop william, M'Clcayc Nauiuckef
Fair American, Reynolds New YorI
H'-sChI' poiphiu, Reynolds, Alexandria.
Ann x Mary, Wood New-York.
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hundred and twelve votes ever Col. M'Clanna-
han, which is supposed TO be conclusive in
the District. Thus after many years of painful
opposition tothe administration, il is believed
that the people of the district have been
brought back to support it with increased
confidence.
Mr.. William Charlton and Mr. Robert
Craig were chosen 10 represent the Coun-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-15
NEw-YoRx, April.

BY the arrival of the ship Sachem from
q S,ar1, Ford formerly the Ant, OF Baltimore.
uaa ps1p roSs'ner WIN ne, ,nree pr,
III y! s,.on, anu ~ w"SeNpeoteu 'ney Wnuiu
nossesSion Of nv the snr r,,sa anu taken
The nr;yateer True bIooded Yankee 10y OF
had sent INN por,.a,- pr;nsa ,la sci,r NJ,
~ n yorL o,rnnd h, !, NJ c,rons a,, haarJj'
S.ant IS,cc,t has, reI;r c,,;si,nJ III. i; ~ H.
MARY b,t the "ase,an'an, MI sa;zod ~ 80, sar
possession OF her
A lar,rc nr;yatcer scbooper con,,,,sod b..
Cbamniin had touched in ~ Dr.. a., pr;o1ss
for s,,nnlies where sI,e ren,a;nad cnnr -
Tho .,ptre~n,,,ont ,,ea ,hn,,t 90 60; H. 20
when can't 1.h.mnIa;r $4,000 RE No., =.
ouarters and t;,r.aieue,, to sinh III, f;rst yes'
sci ore;t mr. small ,lat a,te,,ntad ~ co,,,a
alone side ,..;tI, an t,;ca, go ptEo ~
Went 49, ~ az
Mem. yoyE so,y 6
r., I. 49, c.. I, I'm, tp'H o.
British hri ! I;zsictb VIC ,rr;,oi ,.o.,ords
in ~ J,y fro,, pucrn. 49, l.; ,it
tLe Portugnese e>nel;t;on Id 49, ~ 49,
Vdeo with verv j;ttIe f"I,;,,,s .,s ,,'
tia, tho troons ~ Rnenos a nc "a,o
vince Of Cb; 70 ;m,ce az , me pro
Of tbs, ,ro,ince init /, tIa' o ,ts psot.~
arans, The ISor,,@nese In c.sa ~ ,t,',,,,;
,S, ,f ,,,o ,ra.s -, Ci,;i; - - ~, ~ '''
ma doubt ,,ss ientarta;,ad 'nf -; VI DuenoS'
Tonr portugreSe hr;as tadan ,,.;ti ,'...si
L;des lsJ hosY, Sa;,,a,i H. tI -" .a,oN n' ~.
Dnenos Awe ~ -
ONT.
=. raven vote, 90
;n 'iiiith SS9 MI. "hcott 3O3 ; scatter
no
Boston, (1Idss) hPrii >.
MARktED, on "Wednesday IN the Kings
Chapel, ny tie Rev. DR.. Freeman, the Ho
nouraoie Jonathan Russell, OF Mendon, late
Minister to Sweden, to Miss lydia smith, ON
y daughter az Barney Smith, Esq of tlistown.
l, having been mentioned in the numerous cir
Giles thai tins marriage would be solemnized
M puphc, the Chappei, ON W edhcsday, was
crowded to such excess, that great exertious
we're necessary to prevent injury 10 many of
me audience and the BRIDE and Bridegroom
io'hu oirhcultyin making their way to the al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-15

piEp-on Sunday night, in this city, LEeHc-or Pre-
ote EGG oi Bosto brother of Commodore PTeblo-s,r
T. mas been oihe South for the OF his hcab
dno on his ietih has bIeaibed his last in tins cIt,-
Hs remains Tiil this day The respect which o
ieAo"-ei;izens can pay TO respected stranger
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devoid ofinterest to tie English reader, they
arc wholly of a local nature.
The funds have got up again 10 60, and cor
tnue steadily above it.
Ills stated, in private communication from
Bordeaux, that serious disturbance had oc-
Cured thcre5sn consequence of AN embarkati-
on ofcorn from that port. The opposition Of
the people wasso violent that the military
obliged TO be called ina number of persons
were killed, and many wounded.
VIENNA. Jan. %.
The Duke of Moutfort (Jerome Bouaparte,)
and the Princess his wife. passed through here
to-day, on their way TO Upper Austria, where
they have bought the fine estate OF Kambur-,
they are 10 return in few days 10 Hamburg.
hut II is said that as soon as the fine chateau
OF kranburg, is put IN order, they i'll 10 and
reside there with Madame Morat and her IA
mily.
ANTWERP, Feb. @.
Letters from Canibray say that several En-
glish Regiments will soon begin TO march to
Calais for the purpose of en'arkins for En-
gland; among them said To be two regiments
Of FookG yards in garrison at Cambray, and
souie K>Riments OF Cavalry The current re.
portsst;ite, that quarter of the army OF Occu-
patton will leave France.
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*Neic 'aem6e5Y.

1.-THE Steamboat Powhatan started again
Yesterday for Norfolk, having undergone the
most complete repair
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-15

4 TEACHER wANrF r.-rlic Hastings sa.iy; Of ais
the Poor School
rhis apeoniment is adapted to the sitrssra Of mao,
persons ~ society among others t.at OF ~ ro man
He>ions ~ an opportunity 10 pursue iatf. e stuc
as horrs OF leisure e duties oi tie c col woud
afford sufficient time flr that purpose.
" 'sex1eced that applicants will produce tcstifrori-
ais OF their sobreiy ans orderly dcpollneni
April Is. uI-flATA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-15

TWENTY DOLLARS Eemard.--Ranaway from The
Falls % Roanoabe about the ist inst uri- to afai
called BFLLEf HOSS belonging to The Roanoke %ayi-
cation Company, supposed 10 twenty I've years old
I'VE feet tcu inches tie ibck ips .isACrs, and down
and has wi at Major Thomas sfarkos Of Hanover in
whose HeicbbougAond ills pfoh1ie hc is itrtug Tie
above reward with al reasonahiccSp fnc,s, via fail
for DELIVERING he said fellow 10 Major C1dwrftt Jones
near the Falls of Roanoake 90 tie suisrrief fir
town ofllaliiay ~ c. 90 dollars foT ssc1rlg W in
iaH 80 that I've eau be rot agaiu.
RI JOHNSTON, Ctejh
10 Tie R0aRohe y W.. CcDD0Hy.
April Is. li2.ii
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EXTRACT of n arother Letter from Mr..
l.. Baldwin TO the Secretary o: the
Board O. Pu.,hr. Works .,,;l.,n

EXTRACT of 4 another Letter from, Mr..
l.. Baldwin Ito the Secretary o; n.
Board o. Public Ncfk>}. dated
'' Ercdc,icks5n,,a- .tJrT 6. 1s,T
Having completed tli,, survey CIV
Branches Of the Pappaharnocll rivor.
shall sci ont lar Cambrlage ts-uinrrow
morning where s!;iii make IA. D,apS of
tiie survey, aud rerosf and t0.var them
10 Won rs soon a. possible"
re ',''ipwng is q Gtreral Statement. nf the
r"n and Distance f.oni place TO piace On tie
.sari,ian River, flori .iOhrsan< Dam 10 Us
Jrncton With tie karp;shaurnck 49,.
ral ifn'u ne top cf John
SOM li's q ibcf., e, he
aud e@pi. WI. So iil's
r,, l,"a.s !. u,... !, , II .. INST. ?. 2s
hcai. Nir-lON sfnhse Il o : do q -
Thense 70 !op Of Ntcoa's
Thence to wr;qr Fellow ,'srn II o : o. -
lhsn-e to too o. miiar:'s
r, r..a !. 9u.o d IS
Tlcacs to nassr heiol. dan, u = "a "a ~
Thence % ioii q; Ta.iafr-
r 'ss : ) sr ,. dam ~ o0 Do $.
~ foot 1i rock o do ~
r, siiis' :, or, M, ,.,- as o. d, .. ~
aud iJri g , q ~ a.
Thence 10 iop-of Fishers 20
dam o ~. u.
rienre 10 waller below Rag
ford o n q =,
Thence 90 ta''irs ord ~ IL 6 "a ? a :,
fIence 20 lup * Urqu.
tarfs dam 10 9 a ID. 4 . %.
Thence toaater below Mil
and curdcns ferry 10 H. do ~,
Thence tie water Elley's
ford ~ n -.
rhcRca TO water b. Charles
Billiards. Q O. a. =, o.,
rhenceta mouth OF sspie-
an y ?. de . ~
------ ---------
Toe! 20 s. Mikes 81 , rs
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Giles is the only county yet 70 yoie--ohicl
II is certain viii not turn the scale against
fioyc-he will probably be elect, d by Il mao
rsty of near3OO,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-15

IWESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C. ~ inc HgR orf6e
Cok6eR HortGr.Tne sUAscliber.. have Just recei-
we'd, general assortment OF Drugs and Medicines the
latest mportaons which they offer Cor r. their L.
sual moderate terins-tlrv have also haiA very
general assortment Paint Lir-ecA pii and Suiriis
Tnrpentne. JAMES M'EILDOR a CO.
April 70 10 q
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roe. 10 s. , Miles 81 >.
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In MN kcnt-

For Congress--John Tyler. 215-Andrew Ste
venson, lG-Preseut majority of Tyler, Ils.
POHtn the District Gas far as rcceired.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-15

To which his ROYAL IIigliness was pleas.
ed 10 return the following most gracious
answer -
thank YOU for this loyal and dutifUl
Address II is highly satisfactory for me
to receive upon this occasion, and at the
present coniuncture, these assurances Of
your steady attachment 10 me and my fa-
mily, and Of your determination to pro.
mote obedience to the laws, and 10 afford
a firm support 10 the Crown. to the pre-
negatives which are iuseparablv cornec-
red with the liberties and the best inter-
csts Of the People"
TIE merchants, bankers and traders OF
London have likewise very handsomely
come forward, and subscribed 10 the very
loyal resolutions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-15

Majority for Mr. Wolcott $50
In the same towns last year, Go, ermor
Smiili's majority was 100. Nett liberation
gam, 1879. About 80 towns remains to
be heard from.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-06

THE subscribers having erected new construct
ed Saw aud Grist MILL, on n durable stream,
near their Cotton Factory. in the siciniy Of Wick,
ford, inform the Inhabitants OF NEvroar. hndihe
public in general. that they wili take Grsin from
the Wexford Packets, or any store in Wexford,
grind and return the same for one sixteenth part.
GREENE, TtLLlNGHAsT, h 10.
Wexford, May tM2s -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-06
tCn SALr,

A Farm s;rus,ed in Aidie.cwn. on the NAH
"A rosd. Four miles from Newport, containing
about l0o acres &c excellent moving. orchard and
t,'lsge l<rj, sa under good Improvement. On ssid
farm " good dwelling-Iicss, barn, cofn-crib, aud
other Necessary ouib0iiiihss, sIi ~ good repair.
u is well waiered and allied. and = plessshhy and
eiiglb'y situated f'r piece oftesort m The sumne
season.. r.ir furlaer rsr'irvsfs. enquire ~ tic
subscribed. LIVING on ,bv premises.
PEi.Eo sAs'FonD.
. N'5dIs;o~r. res 2e, 1877. ldl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-06
TWENTY DOLL AIRS REWARD.

INSERTED from Fort Wolcott, hafbor Of New.
~ port. On tie night OF tie 18th inst the follow.
ing named recruits in the 9Th regiment u. S Infant.
ry: THOMAS BARNEY and THOSi Us MAkBLE
THOMAS BAaaEy alias BApsEY M'Loy WAS born
in Eorth-Ein9stown, county Washington, state
Of Rhode-Isiand, is % years Of age, darkcempIez.
ion, blue eyes, brown hair. and by profession a sea.
man dressed in blue short jacket and trousers,
shoes, and round hat.
TBoaAs MARpLR was born in Newport, state Of
RhodeIslsnd is 81 years of age, light complex xion,
blue eyes light hair, and by profession, sbip-csr-
penter went Oft in stisen's clothing
The above described deserters weht from New
port in an open boat. shieh they had previously
s,oiea. Whoever will spprehsnd them and return
them to this place, them where they may
be ob;sined shall receive, with ali necessary charg
es, or Ten Dollars Cor either Of them.
't Is WATSON. Maj U s. army.
Newpors. fnv IA 1917 .tLf.eae -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-06
Commissioners Nofiee.

ME, the su5.cribers having been appointed 10y
w he Non. Court Of Probate in The town Of New,
pert, in the county Of Newport, Cofaaiss'eoers 4,
receive snt cxanne the claims against the estate Of
DANIEL W. HOCKEY,
late of said Newport. deccaSed, repres-,tcd nsol-
vent, ID hereby give notice that six rurs!i, from
the 7,h nssns ere allcsscd 90 thc creditors of said
Ess,e u bring in snd prove tie;r respective claims.
and that We Will s,cn3 fnr that purpose q oar ses
Pecsivc dwellings,. sp7 tine within that period.
rsfvs. q MUSpceD c''sri's''"s''
Az psrsoss irSsbtedtp thc Estate of said deeess-
ed ere GATED UPON TO- make imrhedisic payment 70
MARY DCxuAu, Adr,ristrs'c-.
Se~psri, ssy is. 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-06
POSfFONEMLNI.
NOTLCE


By T.ntIe cfa Deerse ef He SEfrrss JEcic.
= iai Canrf, !hoides ar heUhors en- ne yfrsf
Mongav " aieveh, 1917.
G o much Of the Real Estate Of Arpprw Para.
- ropr, late Of Westerly, deceased. ss will be
snii,c.nt TOR the pa, nentof the debts Of tsld DC.
-@ySed, together wi,h tle expeDcrs Of settling the
&c tie deceased. ard incrlcntal charges will
DC soal al >~...ic Auction. on WEDNESDAY, sept.
~. 1877, aud - following dsy:-said Estates are
situated partly in s.>s2ors, Nidd'ssosn and James
towalLat 10 N,wpor. Srnssn OF sooa. Aeles
81 L.hd .-'fhat N NtijJictc cres of land,
osx ILL., She possession Of Jsmes LAas- Ar no fhst
~ f,,ss ~ - Farm nes in ii,s ssc 8
Ps!cs Potter lie wiz BE on the prsniscs, in
Ncwrc't, on said Wcdr->S--y, az 10 o'clock A. NJ.
10. Mddie,oNn, at 3 a'elo.L r~sf on .sd day--
and 10 Jahr s,own, on tie day foowir..at ! ocik.
a. M---rte Conditions via be made kaown artLs
time and places of sale.
M SYLVESTER GAyrT.1 r,
JAMES CHASE el''', -
Newport July i6, 1917. {.