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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-03
SALES AT AUCTION

SALES .AT AUCTION
THE SUBSCRIBER, will, on Tuesday. The
Il Sd of April, proceed to sell, at public ven
due, the balance of his stock of DIR GOODS.
consisting Of
Superhne white Flannels,
Common do. white, red and yellow,
Coarse Cloths and Coatings,
Bales India Cottons,
Do. Oznaburgs,
Irish Sheetings,
Elegant Msrseies Counterpajns,
80 TO 40 elegant Cashmere Crimson St ,vls
I Trunk Worsted Hosiery, Toilinetts.
SwsnsdowRs, &c &c. &c.
Terms of Sale-All sums under G 1oo. c.st,
over 3 100 and not exceeding 8 200, 90 DAYS 20.
yer % 200, months. Notes with approved en-.
dorsers Will be required.
march 80. o,
NJ ILL BE SOLD, on tho premises 90 tie
w highest bidder, on Thursday, 10Th hnril
next, that large and commodous
BRICK LUMBER HOUSE.
Situate on the Cross street, leading to the Basis
- Also, that unimproyed LOT, joining, saw Fr,ro
40 to 50 feet front, extending back to the Earle
yard, IS feet. The whole to be sold separate 81
join ", on a credit Of 3, and months-,rha
purchaser giving bonds with approved secafitv
ROBERT DAYIDSON,
MareA ~ e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-03

M oTICE.-All persons who have any claims
4N agaihst the late John Harris, decd. of the
City of Richmond, are requested to bring them
forward acknowledgement those indebted to said
estate, must make immediate arrangements for
discharging their respective balances.
W. ID. WREN, Adnt'r. of
JOHN HARRIS, Decd
March Is. ep2m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-03

II. b The Copartnership Of Watts C Arch
er dissolved in June last. The Subs.r;h.-
continues to practice Physc, Surgery and MID
wifery; those who may chuse to employ hina
may rely on the strictest attention being paid 10
their respective cases.
WISHING TON WATTS.
Manchester, March %. 3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-03
February 10.

>HiRTY LOTS. remaining yet unsold in
the plan OF PORT MIRO near Rockets.
will, with a few reservations, be exposed to pub .
Inc auction, on the premises, on Wednesday, the
Sun OF April at II o'clock, for notes with approx
ed endorsers, negotiable and payable at the banl,
of Virginia one half at ninety, the other 100 DAYS
after date
Some OF those are water lots, and the advan-
tages Of the whole will lie best ascertained by a
view of them, lying contiguous to the boldcst
navigable water. plan of this property is an.
nexed to Young's Map of the city of Richmond,
another will be left with the Inspectors at pow.
hatan Warehouse. for the information of any who
may wish it.
WILLIAM MAYO.
Powhatan, March IS ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-03

NHE Subscriber respectfully informs the in.
Il habltants of Manchester and its vicinity.
that he has just opened Retail Medical Stors.
Immediately opposite Johnson's warehouse, in
the SAID town, where will be kept constant sup
ply offresh Medicines, which will be sold l.rt
for cash.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-03
CITY ELECTION

% The Freeho!ders and Horse Keepers of the
Il City Of Richmond, authorised to vote for
common councimen, take notice, that the electi-
on VIII take place on Wednesday the fourth day
of April next, the poll will be opened at 10 o.
clock, at the folio wing places In Jefferson w ard
at the courthouse, in Madison ward, at the Ea-
s'e-Iavern, in Monroe ward, ut MIR. Thomas
Whites new brick house
JOHN r. PRICE,
Serseart. 8 the City Of Richisond
March 60 ,I,a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-03
In Council, March 10, 1910.

In Council, March 10, 1910.
MOTICE-That The Executive will receive
~ proposals until the l5cn Of April next, for
furnishing the Prisoners in the Penitentiary, with
rat'ons Tor one year, commencing lleI6th of the
said month of April next
Attest
SAMUEL coLEM4M,4. c.
March 90 f,A
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-03

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
On Wednesday the 18th day Of April en-.
suing-Wili be sold at Public Auction, near the
premises, that beautiful and most desirable situ-
alton belonging to MIR Jededah Allen, near the
property OF Mrs. Craig-It has on it handsome
frame Dwelling House, with good kitchen.
smoke.house, dairy and stable, well Of the best
water in the city Of Richmond.
Inc Lott contains one acre, having been orr.
S'naiiy two half acre Lofts, and has the adyan.
tage of being bounded on three sides by stree,s,
is highly improved-having falling garden in
front and very extensive and beautiful garden
at the back ofthe house--and for agreeablenesa
OF situation and sali,brty of air. may be estimated
among the best in the City.
Six, twelve and eighteen months credit will
be given, by giving notes with approved endor-
sers, negotiable at the Bank of Virginia, and a
Coed OF trust on the property to secure the pay
ment Of the notes.
STILL G BROOKE, Auc'rs.
Richmond, March 81. ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-03

FOR SALE, at the vcnoue Office Of the
= Subscriber,
80 80 SSis Museovado Sugars.
10 hid, Phiadelphs Loaf Sugar,
20 hhds Antigua Rum,
pipes real Coguiac Brandy,
90 bbls Apple Brandy,
Hsre's Beer in barrels and halfbarrels,
900 sacks Liverpool ground salt,
Green Coffee in bags, barrels and tierces,
a quantity Of Seine Irvine,
Imperial, Tyson, Young Hyson, Hyson skin,
and Souchong Feas,
90 boxes brown Soap,
RaiSns in boxes and kegs, and many other
articles.
JAMES BROWN, Jr. Aacr.
March 9. ,r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-03

Willia,nsb1g, 18th March, 1910.
NHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Propri.
etors of the Dismal Swamp Company, win
be held at Suffolk, on the 9th day of May next,
being the second. Tuesday. And it is earnestly
requested that the members will be punctual in
their attendance, either personally or by their at.
tornies.
WILLIAM WILSON, !
JOHN BRACKEN,
CORBIN GRIFFIN SnaHases.
JA1aES HENDERSON,
March e. Avn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-03

EOR SALE--An elegant PhIadelphra made
IL GIG and HARNESS five tierces of ran
ner's OIL: Also, wishes to purchase a pair OF
wen broke carriage HORSES ;bays will be pre-.
terrcd. Enquire of the subscriber, or in his alb
sence, of Mr.. M. Judah.
c, Il. SAUNDERS.
March 30. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-03

In Council, March 23d, 1910.
NJ OTlCE--In pursuance of an act of the &c.
neral Assembly, passed at the last sessi-
on F.; notice IS hereby given, that sale of the
PUBLIC PROPERTY,
at the Point of Fork, will take place. ON Tbura.
day the 25th day OF May next, on the premises.
on credit of twelve Eoon,hs Bond and security
TO he approved by the Executive, will be reaui.
red. For Information respecting tho property,
enquire OF Doctor John Wills of Fiuvanna coun,
ty.
SAMUEL COLEMAN, acc.
Mrrch e. Ry
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-03

We cheerfully publish the following commu-
nieation, at the request of Mr.. Fulton IN r..
Com. Adp.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-22

THE undersigned Vice Consul Of Spain
has lust received from his Catholic Ma.
ies.y's Minister ia Philadelphia the follow
Ing Official Notice, which he publishes IN
his district FOR the information OF all those
who may be concerned :-- y
|. WHEREAS official information is re-
ceiv ed that the extensive districts OF Mara'
caybo & Coro, which compose large por.
ton Of the Prov ince of Venezusla, have
unanimously disagreed TO The ansi.natioaal
measures lately adopted by their brethrea
of the district Of Caracas, and are determine
ed to preserve their integrity and fidelity
to the government of the mother country,
administered in the name Of their beloved
king Ferdinand the 9TH, and have accord
inply dscreed that NO vessel will be adast'
ted from the United States VI America in..I
10 lhsirporss, without the necessary Cot,.|
sular Documents from the Conspls OF hrs
Catholic majesty residens therein. set.ing
forth the names Of the vessel, captain, ON.
GERS aud crew, as well as passengers. Il z,
hereby made known 20 all whom It may
concern, that such documents will he grant,
ed a, this Office on application, without
which, no vessel will be admitted into the
ports of these districts; and as il Is the,
particular wish Of II. c. majesty's govern
,ment, TO cultivate the relations OF friend,
ship and trade between the United States:
and his dominions Of: Spain ahd America
It's 10 be hopedno vessel will proceed TO,
the ports OF these districts without carrying
the documents required BY the goye rnmens.
! - i. PAUL :CHACON.
5, -Akxanaria, 22d June, 1910 -,
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a}5 TUITION

'Y~HE subscriber continues to teach sthe
II French Language at his residence cor.
ner'of Prince and Royal streets. Ladies and
gentleman will be waited on OF their places
of abode at such hours % they may appoint
Terms Of sutton may be known by applying
10 him. 49, ssJ ~. 81 s,a :
Z. John Frignet.
Z N. B. The French translated into English
the English into French. ~ I'm
april f 80 ~
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ggyzaa
fN3HSSTS5 g q
E. GILMAN.

Has Just received fran Charlsston,
80 Bales Cotton (real Merino,)
,57- Tiercesnew Rice. .e......, J:
saa Bales Carolina Ground Nuts.
mo FROM NEH. YORK, ~
A handsome assortment Of Ladies Meroe-
DO Shoes. u Z. ~
8 Barrels India Allum--a variety Of sad
,dlerA, excellent cut lacks, Trunks < Shoes
June. %. So dist law ~
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John Frignet.
FOR SALE.

TAe HOUSES and OTIS atshs corasrel
Duke and Royal streets, late the property ot
Esshs Jsassy. ALEC, hAlfacrs LOE as ths
corner Of Cameron and Henry ssyeess--en
very NbsraI terms. = III
Richard M. Scott, Iyysss.
For sssai.srs q 9! E !: e.
Mw.sl -. = y
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-22

slecp Tally, Hand, PhiIAdslphia- -SuSa.
mar CoOas Ito MetehanVs OF the distriss.
I eshrs Ceres, vssks, New. York do. 90.
1, Psvseysranes, Dcush, III dslPhia.. Bal'
las.. % Che gaasssl:: .'- J.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-22

NEw YoRI. sge 30.
The eye pi commerce 10 aow paFtieplafly
difsefsd 10 slie adtices which arrives from
|any 0f shepofts sinder the infuence This
Napolson majssty and, whsther she nsus
Il good, had or indii fsFeat, 81 IL insefessing.
s. AS far as respects the 1tmeric properly
ats ke poft Of Toaningsr,, We are enahleds 70
state, on the authority OF captain Berry and
his passengers, that, ss late az iheszhsof
( last month, mo recent change had taken
place relative 70 the sequestration Of our
property. Indeed, II was the opinion Of
many, that no gsnesal seizure was likely 70
s0ccur. 4, 81 ~ - Isl IS
Captain Berry informs, thatwhsn:he saii-
ed, i report was current, that i was expect
Fed Bonspsr,e would shorty allow exPofta-
stions from T6nnins zen 20 Hamburg and i
was also ssuppossd trye frade between
Tonningen aud 'Altona would soon take
The market q. Tonningen was gluited,
and the prices weresnot Aattering.
Captain Endicott, who;arrived here yes.
terday, sailed from Lisbon on the 9Th uit.
at which time, the British aud Portuguese
armies remained on the frontiers, and it
was said large Freneharmywas approach.
,ing--a battle was daily expected. The
British army consisted Of 1000 men, and
the Portuguese Of 10000. -..A {
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-22

7 WILL sell the TRACT. or LAND on
which ITesided tne last year, called g Bisx-
zard's Inland Lying on Patuxcnt river, In
Calvert county ndnear!Y opposite 10 Bene-
dict; containing by estimation seven liins.
dred three and one quarter acres Of ms fertile
land as can be found in the ;state Of Mary
,and,t one third ofwhich is in wood and very
heavily timbered, end as we'll watcred fsr
the convenience Of .tock as any tract of It's
size in the state. y q + 81 i 1890 ".
The arabic part Of this plantation is level
and most it. covered with oyster-shclIs and
IS divided into three fields each of which will
produce Two hundred barrels of corr, with q
reserve Of prime Tobacco land sufficient to
grow Fifty ,hogsheads Sof- Tobacco annually
and with very little labor more meadow may
be reclaimed than will be found sufficient -.
No land can be better adapted - tthe growth
of corr, rtobacco and svheat, an6 few piants-.
tioas hold out stronger inducementssos ti-.
uuIate an industrious man. IL binds iiora
considerable distance on tho river: and hes:
nearly in square. ~ y 81 81 *
Fish, oysters and wild fowi, are %, be had sk
all times Stock OF every dessriptiop, passi-
cularly sheep, thrives ahd,improyes wonder.
fully when removed 20 shis land 10 consinc..
ing proof ofthe nutricious quality ofshs erase
which itproduces IN great abundance. TIN
improvements are sufficient 10 accommodate.
small family. "A moro pattisnlarS dssciip.
ton Is not necessary, 3, aposchassr wiltna-
'turalIy view the premises. The above estate
10 now under Q tenement Of one thousand sdol.
lars per anaum. Tar1hs accommodating. md
made known BY applicadon,to Hotter " zk3s.,
wood, merchant, Upper, Msrlbro' Prince,
Geose County, erlo the subscribsra now IN
Alexaudria. 5 "; 4. b
Richard w. HAYWOOD.
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Having a desire to decline the
business of Store Keeping az ceea osns No,
;wishsto dispose Of The present small Stock sel
q G "a OBJ ~,
O. Sal CgeM''|s

on hand, 10 . person who would :bs Nil;
and more ablcto .keep n ssorc well assortsd
than ourselves, sndwho would do bhsine< sseu
q scale sufficiently extensive for thsirintercsh
and to do Justice oiso .yalusbis 4 sitiasion.
We will also Sell or Rerrt, /,
that valuable and convenient Brick Sore
House and Wharf.-The at present occupy bclag
calculated fora store and counting room sipop
the FIRST, floor, and for q family upon INC SEE
cond floor, with an excellent dry cellar prdsr.
the whole building, together with 81 brick
Kitchen adjoining. Thisstand has pfota6iy
been reual to any in Virgins for the sale of
both Dry Goods and Groceriess and Alla;es
present growing crops Of grain should he
realised equal 10 its present appearancss
there iis}no doubt bot this slai,dmili'bc cau,Js
20 fermer times, asSwe propose 70 keep Mp
IA constant cash market Tor selieat,s and Will
probably buy 20 to &c, COO bpsiiels. w Z,
!. Eliieot, Camp Rbeslsy. ~
y
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Fisiis . crest and sslEpoised character,
whom prsise unnerves pols he 10 10 greater
one who suppor.s unjust censure ;--ths
greater Is he who, with acknowledged pow
srs, represses his own, and eysnItuFns 10
use unaeserved censlre. 81
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Extract Of Gistssr trom a. Americdn gen
ttsn, al Ragcs, dateS 4pcil ~, 20. 9
E'nltmaa IN N aslI a,
BY the John Adams fsigass yOa win
BROADLY receive dispatches tom Mr. Afnl-
''sg Poor man Ne can .ssposAing hsvss
!isds'paiss, and WIN lsaxs this country 10 2
stgG Whps wiz Yovf government dor
e conduct Of tie Fssaeh SOserumsns z
essunsaAls. lsmsy happsp shae Narels-'
vii suffer some vsssslt from che tIplsss
a'e' % cone hi and maks great voyages.
y .'as' Alm-is b assl Y y VIII y ssAs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-03
REsTRIcrrp COMMERCE..


The non-intercopvse law is, in its operative effect
restraint men virtue, and friends 10 the loil-
our and rights of America and Oh these Il operates
effectaiiy. .,s> ~ , s t-t sifts
But as Il operates to restrain men of proby Eom
commercial enterprises, toperates bounty On
the Illegal stccasseas Of the enemies Of the publick
honour and Of the national interests It is bounty
in favour of the enemies ef America. y Z
For several weeks there have been fitted and laden
in the port of Pinladcphia, vessels with car.gces,
which the shippers do not hesitate to declare, they
mean send directly 10 England the law of the Uni
ntcd States notwithstanding. M - Is.
These ships take coastng clearance, SONG of
them clear out for Amboy, others for port in Mas
sachusctts others for port in Florida some for
port in Chesapeake Bay. Gt4AAts
The same game has been going on in Nev-Yorls
and elsewhere more than twcsty vessels have been
purchased belonging to this port old vessels Of ey-
cry description have been sought and bought mp be
employed in this nefarious outrage Of national law
fSa ~. C.awora.] y
CWe have every reason to believe that similar e.
yasions are practiscd here, well in the ada.
cent towns and scaports and should the futile rega-
lations be persevercd in by the AIscrican govern
ment, every merchant, who has lutefse dispuse ihc
laws Of this country. must either joinn the cvasions
or abandon his business. Bess ras,]
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-03

Yesterday being the anniversary of the .Nssspors
Marine Society, the following Gentlemen we're unan
mously elected as Officers for the ensuing year ;.
WILLIAM ENGs, Esq President,
THOMAS DEstNIS, Esq. Treasurer,
JOHN EAEL, Jun. Esq. Secretary.
WILLIAM ENGS,
THOMAS DENNIS, Standiny
JOHN CAHOONE, = Commit
STEPHEN T. NORTHAM, and tee
JOHN EARL, Jun.
CT AL applications Of unfortunate, INDECENT Men,
bers, must in future, be made to the Standing Com
mittec. ..5.t, -fG
After the usual business of the day was complet.
ed, the company partook of dinner prepared by
Mr.. Barker for the occasion-and the day ended with
mirth, order, and hilarity
A number Of appropriate Toasts were drank,
from which we select the following as just tribute
to departed excellence
The memory Of George Champkn Esq--An ancient
and useful Member--who lived and died benevolent
and respected friend of this Institution.
Volussseers-After the President retired W7ziam
Engs, Esq. President of this Society.
Samuel Eian. Esq.-Whose bcnevolence and lib
eraty to this Institution entities him to our warnest
esteem.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-03

The present Proprictors of the Errhcrgc
Coffee House, have organized themselves as a
Corporation, conformablc to an act of the
Legislature the relieving gentleman have ~
been duly elected President nnd Directors
Of said Corporation, viz. !.
Hon. ii. G. OTIS, President Mcssts.
John I. Apthorp, Gamalicl Bradford, limo
thy Bigelow, Cornelius Coolidge, Isaac p.
Davis, Simon Elliot, Ebcn. Francis, William
Payne, Samuel G. Perkins, William Sullivan,
Thomas w. Sumner, Benz. Weld.-Diree-
tors. 4..
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The Editor Of the Raode-IslG,sd RetntG-
can, as custom has established, presents his
fluctuations to his patrons, and wishes them
the enjoyment OF prosperous and happy
year. AT the same time lie cannot dispense
with few brief observations on the important
and interesting crisis to which our country
had arrived.
When we take retrospective view of the
past year, and the cventful situation of the
commencement of the present, we are filed
with degree of dread and apprehension, such
as must naturally arise in the minds OF those,
who view the blessings of Peace in all its per-
iections. From the unjust and unnatural po-
sition assumed by Great Britain, and the inso-
lent conduct of her Minister, we can hardly
refrain our apprehensions that she will force
us into a war. However averse our country
may be to this dreadful alternative, and how
ever much it has been the policy of the for
n;sr and present administration to avert the
evil, which has long threatened us, and which
in It's sanguinary course has almost obhteratcd
the most powerful nations of Europe, yet still
that alternative, an ihe mind of every patriot
ick American, must epreferable to slavish
submission-and that too TO nation, who has
already felt, that Americans were not doomed
to wear the chains of bondage. If we must
appeal to arms in support of our rights, let
us do il with firmness--let us do it with dig
nity---and let us show to the world that Amer
leans have not dcgenerated that they have
not lost that spirit which was handed down
by our venerable fathers, which animated
them to struggle against tyranny and dcspot-
ism, in those " times thar tried mems souis."
Nor can we view in the conduct Of France
towards us, that Justice which we have right
TO demand, and which we ought to be deter
mined, if necessary, to demand at the point
OF the sword and at the cannon's mouth. For
though the preponderating power of France
may strike terrour to the abject vassals Of the
European world, yet, in this land of Freedom,
where Liberty has dispensed her mild anu eff
fnigent beams, the frowns Of tyranny and the
mandates ofdespotism, are regarded only with
scorn and derision.
. AS Americans it behoyes us to rally round
the standard OF our country, and support In
the present crisis the constituted authorities
of the nation, We know not what will be the
events of the ensuing year--but we do know
that the ark Of our political safety must be
buoyant on the food of Unity and Patriotism.
o.
We invite the attention of our readers to
the Exposition, &c. In this days paper. To
those who are not determined to support
Great Britain in all her aggressions at the ex-
Pcnse of truth and every patriotick sentiment,
this is an irrefragablc as well as conclusive
argument, Ia supportof our guvernrnent.--
We challenge those editors, who have taken
a decided ground against their country, to
produce in it a single deviation from truth, or
single sentence which is supported by that
sophistry which they are neccssitated to re-
sort to, in order to make it appear that
Great Britain has done as no essential inyu-
ry."
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TERMS.

THE above viii contain 60 or 20 pages, and be af-
fored at the moderate price of eghs dollars per hun
dred fhe scork, vithow the Exposition is nosD
selling at FIrzy CENTS q fan;phei II will not be
pu, TO press until 5000 copies are subscribed for;
and no subscriptions iH be rccsiped or less quantity
than Ef'y copes As this work is Of publick nature,
and will cost individuals but eight cents pamphlet,
il is presumed that very full and extensive sub
scription will be filled Immediately
Persons wanting the Correspondence, &c. and do
not wish TO take fifty copes Chat being the smallest
quantity that be received by the publshcrs) are
desired TO associate together and appoint agent
subscribe for tie number they may want.
very large subscription for the e'abovc work has
already been received those who yet intend to sub
scribe are desired to forward their orders inueGa,si
as no subscriptions can be received after it put 10
press.
All orders to be addressed to the pupLIsBEns OF
THE BOSTON PATRIOT; the postage Oh which mus
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Boston, Dec. II, 1909.
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A gang of deperadoes has lately been de-
tccted in plot entered into for the purpose
of seizing upon the publick money on its way
way from Ohio to the Treasury of the Unit-
ing their project into execution by d beat ac-
cidentally falling in company with that which
contained the money. Some Of the rogucs
have been apprehended, and it is hopcd.the
whole band will be discovered and duly pun
ished. x3 es.&sSsS Hash fah.l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-03

Baron DuresendorfT, well known for his
travels, has invented a machine, by means Of
which person may exist under water, with
out fear of being drowned. 1t is kind of
cuiras, which allows the body to assume every
possible position, and which is expected 10 be
extremely useful in saving persons in danger
of being drowned. The police Of Vienna
have purchased considerable number OF
these machines, with the view Of assisting in
bringing up drowned persons from the bot
tom of the Danube.