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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04
<~g EOJyCE.


&c, NOTICE.
That great writer, tsR COsBErr, in his Re
gister of the 9th instant. announces his nten-
;iou to publish TIE life of THOMAS PAINE,
In the following terms
However, there is one thing, which IL
have life and health, am resolved TO do while
III this country to write an account of the life,
iabors and death OF that famous writer. Tuo-
MAS PAINE, and perhaps, TO collect an,f rezpub-
llsil the whole ut his writings comps in
c'ieap form, and with some explanatory notes, to
tbs Eig',ts IF Nan, particularly. ! am here
now upon the spot. have within my reac i
all the means of correct information. There
are only Long Island Sound and some few miles
OF land between me and the spot where he d-
ed. Justice Ia his memory, Justice to the cause
ct freedom, justice To the country that gave
him birth, Justice 10 his irieHds on both sides
the Atlantic, demand at my hands an earnest
endcavor to perform this task ill Il manner
worthy of the subject"
MIR. Cobbett could not perform work more
acceptable To the pubiic.-Nho can say how
mnch Tie political principles promulgated by
PAINE, during our revolution, contributed to
the contamination OF that glorious struggle
and to the establishment of our blessed repnb-
ilcan inStitntions.-In his own peculiar style of
plainness and energy, he spoke To the under
stdnding of all ranks, and taught those of the
meanest capacity 10 understand the = RIGHTS
or MAN, and 10 fight for them with unc conquer
able perseverance.
If General WASHINGTON, was justified in
joining in the Charge OF the ingratitnde of
republics, what might not the forsakeii. the
neglected, the abused writer of Common Sense
aud The Crisis be allowed to say "A ristoc ats
who hated his poiitics-hs devotion to the
doctrine of equality of Iights-have mounted
upon his tract against christianity, as upon
stalking horse 10 trampe upon his memory,
and destroy his Influence as politician.
Religion is a work of divine origin, and il
was impious to suppose that any specuIations
OF u frail individual could circunvent the be-
nevoent schemes of Omni pOtence-it is not i'm
the spirit of Christian charity 10 permit the
sentiment of revenge for fault to induce us
10 forget ninety nine tavOrs-No American
Gentleman's library can he thought complete,
even honorable to the tasle aud PRINCIPLES
OF the proprietor OF it, did il not contain the
political writings of Thomas Pane il they could
be got-bni unfortunately they cannot Hence
the performance of Mr.. Cobbetts promise will
ba waited Tor with anxiety.
An anecdote may be here related as connect
ed with the subject-ln Pcruambuco, CITY of
80 600 people, the vic government Of Eraziis
had never permitted newspaper to he pub
lishcd--eNen their commanders proci.nations
were circulated in manuscript.-W hen The re-
volution broke eui, press was found conceal
ed III garnet, the owner not daring to lei IL
be previously known that lie had one 1t was
brought ont, and the very first use to which IL
was applied was to print the political works of
Thomas Paine, which were Just ready TO ap-
pear when the revolution was suppressed
BOStWl Patriot.
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Az Bower Mills,

IN Goochland county, the 18th day of November
Il next, will sell to the highest bidder the LOWER
FART ofmy Dotcr Estate, To be off b. line run
ming out from James River to the inroad, aud along
adroadto the back line Thomas Woodson's so as TO
include one huli ell and twenty OF low ground and
about seven hundrcdacres of high andhe richest part
OF the Estate. rbe low ground the very frat quail
& that part OF it which lies in Snbot island is my
pBion the best piece Of land of its size fhe
high land is at tine quality and very level IL has
ern exposure incinng gradually Dover Greek, which
bounds II i mile and half, aud affords SOME meadow
and Aboa two hundred acres OF cleared the ba
lance generally rich tobacco land. lanyard about
miles on viii want The barb, and manufacturing mill
adjoining the tract will wait the slaves
Terms ~ P0y0e8f-one third cash; he balance in two
eual annual sns,amens carry interest from the day
OF sale and to be secured BY bonds with approved
~ and deed oftTust on the premises.
The sale will take place precisely at twelve o.
CLOCK and all disposed to purchase may be assured
determined 10 se!lhrst because want money 10 meet
my engagements and next because 6nd TIE Estate
IL now stands large DC mauagedby ofhns
10 advantage.
An accurate survey and plat will be made and lodged
with Mr.. Gill at the Mill. rs 1t be done. Mr.
Joseph Watkins will do The fa.unr show the laEd
to such aswishto view il.
Enough is said, i, is believed TO show all who de-
sirous OF purchasing land that such this, ing witH
20InIes of cue City of Richmond, is worthy of their
ti.e. RANDOLPH HARRISON.
Sept. IS. iO-wtds
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Sale OF Dover POSTPONED.

rINHE illness Of one of my has retarded the survey
of my DOVER ESTATE, and dangerous illness
winch now aficts another more than hundred miles
distant renders II doubtful whether attend the sale.
wl', therefore, be post pCed ti The lstd ddy Of De-
Gender IL desired by purchasers, very handsome tract
OF two hundred acres upon Dover creek adjoining Tho
mas woodsons, will be sold separately from the
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
November IL. 5Iwids
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New, ks,iain, let thy ellis o. snaw
LOOK rrurdcr DER the mPrfed main
he bastard eagle bears ava,
And ne'er shall see tbs shores again.
Barry up thy banners red an Iivcn
ihe days Thy ain-lhV Prize H. won
Wee MIA. Thy lions brow the liraYcn.
An'turn their grey boards to The Sun.
tang hae bragg'do' thine an thee,
Even wnen thy back wasat the wa;
An thou my proudesj sang shall he,
As lang AS haze breath to draw.
Sac hang the coofs wha bodied wac,
An canldness o'eT thy efforts threw.
landing The fcllest, sternest foe
tiae hei's black porch that ever flew.
Oh he might Conquer idiot Kings,
Iiiuse hais in Natures onward plan;
But. iooils ave the yUAe that filings
O'ertE unsbschfd SOIL of mau.
IT'S like 4 c.'bweb DER ihe breast,
I hat binds the giant while asleep;
Or cIitaH htuig upon he East,
lie daylight fae Tie world 10 Keep.
Coue, jaw your glasses 10 tie hriinI
Gar IN the aiT your hnnnets iicel
Oar rade aud Lins-IH drunk Ia him,
10 lang as lac driuL 10 pree.
Thtsto tue arms that well urbure.
] lac rose and anlock, blooming still
IN here's thr barry plant OF we're.
The IHisfie a. tie NortdH hiH.
Auld Scotland LAND a. rearls The VALE
Aafd thou hast fought. and b,ayely won,
fsiig may Thy lions paw lie gale,
AnNtura ibcii 'irwlapsto The sun.
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EeMale NAucation.

AIRS. MATILDATERRinL will commence teaching
lts tue branches that have been hei,o taught her
SCHOOL tue l5th of January and discontinue on
the 18th of December follow Gis, dedaetng
Srnmer for vacatton Price ior boaid aud taon,
subscriber furnishing beds, btdng &C. i3o TO be ats
quarterl, in advance. t FILMING rBnRELL.
Arcadia. Caroline, Nov. IL. 5i-w6ws
4 fINt rate BfSek5RaLsr y Ditcher for Sale.
a Ny person iHciily,. 10 par chase likely NEGRO Of
~ tue above description, may bs brap-
ply ing to the Printer. MY IL. s5-xc,
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NipgiMiM .MMaA,AlsA.

NTESSRS. WAKREAL& LORroN RESPECTFULLY Inform.
1SA the public ihat hey have for exhibition ut the
VIRGINIA MUSEUM . beautiful painting nv Leslie, the
American artist, FROM West called" ODi1ia Fixc T.
NOR which is loaned Tor shui tune by Nal. Cen W.
Scott This prodnciiot OF ant SONY he he
mired for lis cearness and Drancy OF eject. The sns
rodnced in the picture under The conIou Of Lov f. aro
well conceived.
In addition 10 the above, the proprietor. offer Sr EXIT.
hilton Cast Of that Siane which for age. has sarine<
heword, the fGT,us dc Hcditis which Col. wilson c.
Nicholas has politely leaned To their institutions room
III the upper part of the building nted up for her
ceptiun. Nov. II. 81 wlw
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For SNle.

FOX sale,
A y extensive assortment OF supeTnuc. niddi. aud
coarse Cloths, Of good qualities ana fashionable
Ious
ThicAseis, Cords and Neiysteens
Ensiislt Patent Shot-Ameriean DO. " Becky
Cast iron Stoves, Hollow Ware and Crates
Pig Iron, of superior quality
Nails Brads aud Spikes, of all sizes, FROM the rHi
adelpha Phoenix Works
Ciaret aud Lisbon wiaes--lnmp Sugar;
Az of which are offered reasonable prices and
conInodain2 terms, by ST. u poITlAUN.
November II. vi
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caira. Nov. n.
Female academy |,

VVARkENTON.--Tbe EXAMINATION Of the Pnnil,
at ttis Seminary closed the 18Th insiant-iL,l
EAthClSts ofihe School viii be resumed on tie frst
M0nhay N January. JACOB MOgDPr Al ~
'SarrFnipr. Y. e.. Nov. %. 5S,u
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CuscoWilla AcaaemX.

THIS SCHOOL, in which the usual acadelncal branch
will I've taught uudeT the Immediate and atten
ton Of the subscriber will commence the lst February
next and discontinue Tie 9Th December follawine
making term of 10 months after dcductng shortiime
M Summer for vacation he subscriber will take five
boarders i'll addition to those ALREADY engaged.
Redistribution aud Board, (ncudiug washing, iodg-
ing, &C. > 100 10 be paid hall yearly at the expiration
Of each session.
Parents and guardians at distance wishing TO
rage this institution, requested To make immediate
application, by letters directed To hompsons Store Han
and also, 10 come and witness the improvement
Of their children aud wards.
HARRUD !. ANDERSON, rear the Fork Church.
Hanover, Dec. .. -. 80 2w&wtlJ.
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Notice.

rS'HoSE persons Indebted to ~. ". MITCHELL,
late oi Goochand county notified that theft b"nas,
&c. IN my hands for coiiccticu and that shall N
tend Louisa and tooehand December aud JaDnAr,
next for the purpose Of receiving the same after which
suits viii be instituted unfortunately.
CHAIR Is THOMPSON. jr.
Hanover, Dec. cess
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TIRGlNIA :---It RHifs h0fdeH b tie fIsTR'S ,,Nr1
eftke yHpericr Coart of cham v'V tor Tie Mek.
,nond District nc 1871 d0y Of Ls.ae, rei7-
HHtfa1H BObby UiasfoH, PlaintH
AGAINST
John Crd, erfcnt0r Of nm. UhiSf0a decsys6d; Eaa.
CnTd executor Of fredrrick -4rgsie Aecss,fd; JoA,y
Aid'tn johm .irSHfc. Nm. -1FgBie, freAayirG fr.-
ggte, Idirkesfy -!rgr}c ykeWoS <igggio anu HFuyy
4liggte, chdrfn G"d hCrS u FT,0erlch iyp ute 0rS
Re1eccH his aiJc. both deee0sCd fa n sGid ie5erca
rus attcrWGraS Re6ecCa liarIit Hgi-gl;afh Ujn-
SfoR, J0ha G.. u istSfcH, LOUTcHce 4. hc.,ner md.
n'"iSfrGtoT Of LRc8AiSia;s Hi,e Uhich RtBfcca h.
HSHbefh. Joi1 O. u'ld kncy ant ts6iI tIikrea Of
Nm. " iaSfoi, acc1GSfG .iHGTew - O.diry ad,,iY-
istrafer If Ad&aTd UiRstnA dcceaScG y0rfsh yYarc
tcido" ~ Joi" Hdl.r, dec 0Std ;0adISfyick <Ip9,r.
san, executor, and JoaH RGRc, EHSaGcfh Hare
hichdrdSo" Hare ana Ua, H0He. eh.1dien OF Johr
Hare, deceased !. and Reuter- Gayd0cr.
The defendants John G.. Hiasfop, ond T@%%Crce
A. heaHsr and Lucy his arjfa, not h0cf0g c7fcrsH
thefT appearance and giUeH scCJik tr0sdi0p 10 me
ict Of assembly and Tie Rules Gf fhis(0uTk mutt an
4earips 6y S0tgGctory erdeHce, that fhey are not
f-iG6itaHtS " this country is ordered met me
S0fd defcnaaAS dc 6gpeorher ne Grst ddg ne
meat term md 0HSaerhe ell 0jfhe pfoiAtid ami
that copy Of This oydcr he oJTha LAs icd in so,ps
'aeEsPaper IH5isdfd in ne .ilyeJ Hichmod Jo, fsro
months SHecesSlty, 0ad pcsted al tie jr0Hf coor e
the Capitol, IN Me'Scid City
Il cePy-Te,tF,
Nh. ~. HENINC, &C.
OttoOeI ~, AJESir
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SopartMsvsMip DISSOLVED.

,g,uL copsrtnsrship Of THOMAS GUY X co. Was die
4 solved by mataa, consent the LIST instant.
THOMAS GUY,
SAMUEL ID. RAWLiNS.
November 90 1911.
THE under signed feels indebted TO his friends, for the
liberal he has received III the COMMtSSi-
az BUSINESS, aud makes further tender OF his ser,i
ThUMAS GUY.
December ?. Uclt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04

tFoni La Beitc issem6fee.
ON ANAcREoN MOORE,
AUTHOR or" LiLLA RooEu."
h,iHourn not for Anacreon He'd,
Oh, weep not for hnacreon dead
Tue Tyre sill breathes that liV'd before,
For We have one Anacreon ifOOr6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04
~ the GsrerAsr Of the Coso''ss otih q Jirgiaia,
"A PrOciayslatiON.

VNHEREAS Information has been received by the Rx-
w ecuve, from the jailrr Of Prince George county
mat the Jail Of said county the day u July
last broken and the following criminals forciby
made their thereirom, wit George bush Jeba
WIDE, Joseph Barry, Matthias fultan William Jscks SON.
aud john Nicholas and going al large have
therefore drought IT. by and with the aud Consent
oil Tue Council OF State. hereby to otter hfy
csoh 10 any person or persons who shall appfe
bend aud convey the aiiofprince George county afore
sau iia SAID criminals either them that hey-
be dealt with iheaw dir,cts And do moreover
require all officers, civil and military and exort good
people OF this tosse their endesyors
TO apprei'hd and cause them To be brousbtto justice
Given under my hand as Governor and under the Seal
the Commonwealth ut Richmond, this Isl day Of
lSeofI November, one thousand eight hundred aud
en,ecn, and of the Commonwealth the forty SEA-
cond. JAMES y. PRESTON.
49, 52-wsw
Description ef the a6ore named cufJ,ytts George.
Bash, "a marher,) about fcct5 inches high light
hdl walks rather one sided In consequence of wound
III the hip, dark swarthy Wilde IA ma
riner about feet 10 inches high bold looking Oar
ins fellow, with light hair-JoseIh Barry "a marinery5
ieet 10 or III inches bigh large black wkiskers black
hair aud ierce :onntenance Fulton about sig
ieet high, has downcast look little knock kneed
the above proness laid further trial at The
superior court to be held the said county Of Prince
George az September tenn: Also William Jackson =
free nsn Of Color who committed OH suspicion Of
felonon Sy stealing two mules the property Richard
sturdivs VI the said coauty'.lso John Nchoiss
riner late Of City Point ship America charged with
elOnously stealing ami ing about so lbs nf
sheet lead The aTst four feon. have been led nv
amiDng court, and sent fer further trial the two Ia
above menti oned were committed for trial by justices
lhe peace IoL The SAID COUNT. ON suspicion OF felony.
IN CHANG Try --Meckisnbars County, August Court
1911
john G. Baeo,, Adm'r OF Aery oOode, decd and Req.
JSnhh LEWIS Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Joseph Bragg Nomas Norment, James Norrnent, Ind
wen Evans, J elm MQHic, Charles Si'Cuieheon aud
Joseph rowne.,, adnl'Ts OF William Hunt deceased,
DgjfndaHfs.
The defendant osrrh Brags, not having entered hi.
appearance accOIdi ~ TO the act OF Assembly and The
this court, ard il appearing the satisfaction
oil the Court. that he not nhabiIant OF this State
the motion OF the 1 'anun by his Atornes II is Or.
deTed ihal he appCar tel abe M day OF December
Court next aud enter his appearance and answer the
plaintiffs BILL and give security for performing tho de
al the Court and hat copy Of this order nseI
ed i'll some newspaper priL tad in Richnoud for 4
months sucCessiycIy, aud posse 81 the iron, door OF
cOurt -bousr OF tie said county.
Copy rrsie,
JOEL WATKINS, y. C.
octoDer ~. ip-WSv
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NunawaNs I'm Custody.

.ovcuhef2I
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"A subscription paper Dciug then opened, a
number of those present suhScrihed their names
and paid five g ans a their initiation fee and
became membyfS OF The association. Those
persons who wished 10 hecop., original mem.
Dcrs, may do SD by signing ther names and
paying their subscription 10 The secretary be-
fore the 2d December, pursuant 10 the second
resolution.
After the meeting was adjourned tie com.
mittee organised Itself and appointed sub
committees, 10 report draft Of constitution
and "A memorial To- congress, and for tile dis
charge Of other requisite duties.
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lis yet THE eoantsr5ign IS Cash !
WILLIAM T'ILLEY, Sd,

No. l24, IEaMEs-STREE2,
w GOODS, suitable for the present sessnn-
whick bciag purchased at the Auctions in Boston,
fer cash, far below the sterling cost. he will sell
them on the same terms, very low. They consist
Of the following--yis. ) =.
BsoAdctoths !; Cassimeres ;Stockinsncts,
from to l0s6 per yssd; twild velyets, 46 eents
per yard; Italian, and Canton Grapes, Lnstrings ;
sinchaxs fancy Muslins shrting Cottons of every
description and price do shirtings Dimties fine
ana common Prints; Cambrics, uncommon cheap.
L,kesuise--Hose, Ribbons, Shawls, Sospen-
ders. vestings very cheap; a.s. bandanna, BARGE.
Iona, and Madras handkerchief, gentlemen's fan.
cy Craeats do Gloves ladies' kid, beaver, and silk
Gloves; Laces; Pans Linen Cambrics cotton and
linen Chez; brown and white Linens Nsnkins |;
Furnitures imitation Grapes sheer, lace net and
spider,net Muslns Buttons, an assortment chain
veu buttons; and great number Of other articles,
COO tedious to mention. H...f -
.also-l case English Hats, cheaper than
can be purchased 10 Newport, & 10000 India sport
ing Crackers suitable for retailers, very Cheap.
Newport, May 81, 1917. Rt-
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Wesv arrangement
: : PARDON 4. NiUMFORD,

At his Book aud Stationary Store,
Ne ll2, Thames street,
EIAs just received from New-Yora All assortment
4 4 of DRY GOODS, consisting Of
Blue, black, brown, bottle green, drab and MKT
1rVadcissAs and Cassineres--Pelise Cloths white
and coi6ured fianuels Blankets; worsted and cot.
ton Hose suspenders; Flag Hdkfs; Bandannas /,
cotton and pocket do; mems beaver Gloves; Kid
Stoves - 50. 90, and ~, cotton andNmitation
Shawls; Vest Patterns. very elegant--Cotton Cam
hrics. very cheap British shrtings India Couons ;
Factory do. blue and yellow Nankns; coloured
Cambrics Caicoes; Ginghams Bombazetts vari
Gus colours 3 and g. q Dimity; Italian Grape :
book Muslins figured do Cotton Umbrellas: sew.
ing-siks, all colours Cotton Balls silk Shawis I;
men and wcnen's black and white silk Hose; Pms |;
Needles. &c &c. &c: all Of which were purchased
at Auction, and will be sold very low for Cash.
+. T. VI will continue his Dock and Stationary
bushes AS usual All New Publications are recey.
ed as soon published
Newport, May S, 1917.
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Nov is the time to buy Cheap !!
T. II. MUMFORD,

HAS Just received a fresh supply of DRY
GOODS, which is offered for cash, at the lowest
prices, at No, 1l9, Thames ssreef--viz s,
/. Broadcloths and Cassmeres, various colors and
prices bandanna flag, and Madras handkerchief !,
India Cottons; English and American Sheetings
Dimities mems and women's Gloves silk, worsted
and cotton Hose cotton Csmbrcs, very cheap iia.
en- and cotton Chex : Lustrings and satins fancy
and book Muslins Bombazet,s and WiIdbores
Cacoes and 0inghams, some at Is per yard Lin.
ems, very low linen damask Table Cloths Grapes;
elegant vestings Flannels blue and yellow Nan
kins Umbrellas and Parssols-wilh a variety of
other articles too tedious TO enumerate
~ Newport. May 2
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE subscriber has opened SCHOOL in SPrng
= street, nearly opposite Trinity Church.. and
next north Of Capt lasc Bardck's for the insruo-
ston OF Youth in the various rudiments Of common
School education, via Reading. Whiting. Arithmetic,
English Grammar, Geography sc. As the subscri-
ber has ample recommendations, and as he intends
TO devote his time assduously this pursuit he will
be grateful for share OF public patronage; and
sures ,hose who may favor him with their support,
that nothing shall be wanting on his par, to render
satisfaction TO bis employers Fci terms and other
particulars, apply ut hire 2iiLngAaa. No. sl2,
Thames street. or nj the School koom.
tag sti,s =. s>i-4 MILTON HALL.
Nawooyt AnriI 20 1917
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HENRY POTTER,

Resnee.fvHy i'/orms his FRIENDS, and fhe f'I6-
ne in general,
THAT he has removed from New.York TO this
Il town, and taken the Wharf and Store, No. 50,
Thames street, belonging to MIR. Claiming, where
he offers for sale, among many other articles, for
cash or approved paper. at Wholesale or retail, the
following viz :-Hyson, Young Hyson, and Souchong
TEAS; White and Brown sugars Moiasses; Mace,
ku,megs, citron. cloves cassia and alspice hgs.
csrran,s, raisins, tamsrinds and almonds Frenc h
brandy, Spirits, Wines, and N. Il. Rum white wiss
and Cider Vinegar, Alexandria x New-Yo,k Flour ;
Starch. Rice, Cotton and cotton Yarn virginis To-
bacco, New.york soap,--with general Assortment
Of Lumber and Wood.
NCwport. NAV 2i ,.. III.
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Grocrles-Wood and Lumber.


hhbDoh.N S liz 40 Wv,
nFFHR for sale, at their store and wharf, on the
~ Point in Washington.street--a general sssort-
ment OF Groceries, Wood. and Lumber-among
which are the following
10 hhds. Molasses,
10 bbis. prime beef,
10 casks new Rice,
30 b5ls Cider.
10 boxes Hartford Soap,
10 do Candles,
4 obis currant Wine,
do. Cherry Rum.
Iikewise--5o, 900 merehsnlabie Boards, of q 81.
peror quality 100000 Vermont shingles, Of the
6rst, second and third qiali,y; $4,000 Eastern 10.
6rst and second qualify; luo0 Ciapbosrds-and
many other goods, to numerous TO mention---ail
which will be sold together. or at retail, as low
IN any part OF this town.
Newport, May 2S 1917.
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A Morning school will be opened by the subscri.
"A ber, to commence cn the iirst Monday of June,
from to. g. O'clock. For particulars apply al the
schooi.room. Spring street MILTON HALL.
Newnnri. May DR. 1917 :. l
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AN ACT 70 amend the act entitled /" An set
gesnting toun,ies in land and extra pay TO
est,sin Cspsdisn Volunteers, passed tho
fifth Of March, one thousand eSiit hum
dred and six<sn. ~ sf ftt tl'a
BE h enaefedsby fhe Senate and House "
Representatives o/ ihe Unised Sspes u .fmet-r
ieo, in Csng,sss assembled, That from and
af,er the psssing Of this Get, no bsunty IN
land shall be sivenso any Cspsdisn vol,m.
tcer, exrcpt vheren shall appear That tho
foil term Of six month's sesvice shall hsyo
been perfoI med in some corps 10 the Cni'od
States service, and whose name shall appear
upon the muster rools Of sueh cofps Provil-
ed, ,ha vhe,s IL shsil appear, that ste ssld
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-18

AN ACT 10 continue 10 force IN act entitled
"An act relating to settlers On lands Of
the United States" Eff VI
De IL enacted tg the Senate and House o.
Renrcsehfafivss ef ths United Sfaies V .f1sf-
riea IN Congrsss assembled, That on act en-
entitled "Ao act relating to settlers on tho
lands of the United Sis,es," passed the TWEEN
ty.hth Of March, one thousand eight hundred
and sixteen. be and the same is hereby con-
,nued 10 force one year from and after the
passage Of this act
March ., iei7--Aprfoved, a.s ~
hsHht JAMES MADISON. IS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-18

AN ACT making appropriation for carrying
toto effect eeriain Indian treaties, aid for
other purposes.
BE IL enacted BY ire Senate and R,slss Of
Rehresensafives Of the Uaifed Ssafes II finer.
fea, IN Congress ssseneied, Tha, for The pur.
pose % defrsying the expences which may
arise IN carrying in,o ef:ct the treaty made
be,wee,s the United States cod the tribes Of
Indians called the Oaowas, Chippewss, Pot
towstomies, Chicksssws and Choctsws, that
10 70 say with the Otowas, Chippswss aid