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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-26
COMMUNICATION.

81 psbuius 7'a' deciri deGbiafrr though an ancient
a6agc, appears 20 me unworthy of a christian: we
ought 10 watch that community of which We
form part, ard detect every imposition attempt
ed to he practiced upon it. With this intention
would Offer few structures Mr.. Wrifford's new
plan of Writing Copies-Iie SAYS The labours of
the teacher and scholar should ever be governed
by singleness Of obect-simplieity Of meihod--for-
ohly applied with reiteraticn"It is hardly concei-
vable how these rules, il they are rules, should
give an idea OF perfect Letter, vet absurd these
are they are all thai he has giyen--he has indeed
given specimen Of ruling, using six lines two con-
tanning the bodies Of the letters. two containing their
ex'rcmi,es the strokes going above and below
their bodies. ard two designating where the hair and
black strokes ought to meet but be has given no
criterion whereby 10 know whether his books arc
ruled correctly. any instructions for enabling to
rule correctly he says indeed that be keeps books
ready ruled, but those cannot at all times be pro.
cured at every distance; be.ides, f the mystery Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-26
UTashiHgfon's Birth Day.

On Saturday last, (being, the anniversary Of
the birth Of The great and llustrious WASH
INGToN,) the day was appropriately commem-
grated by the officers of the U. S. navy on
this station. The Commodorc's flag was
shifted from the ship President to the ESser,
which was most beautifully dressed with the
colours of various nations. signals, SC. At
twelve o'clock salutcs we're fred from Fore
adams, Fort Woicon, and the frigate Esse.r.
In the evening The Columbian Boad paraded
the principal streets Of the town, and played
variety OF marches and airs, in handsome
style.
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Mr., said, the volunteers he pnw proposed
raising, be would have engaged for nine or
twelve months, from the time of their reach
ing the place Of general rehdevouz. They
should be engaged by officers 20 be sppoin,ed
hy the President, under such regulations (of
course) as might be provided by law but
WHICH could not nov be we'll detailed.
To 6s concluded neTf ,seek
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-09
RICHMOND, JaNU-4RY 9, .
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

he Rouse took a., eSterday, he amend
picnt proposed by the Seiect 0mmittee to
The Preamble and Resolutions relative to the
General GDve:nment.-Before any question
was taken upon it, Mr.. Mercer OF Q.oudoun,)
proposed the following Resolution
" HEREAS, the General Assembly OF
'E.nia have ever felt, and do continue to
zee, the most jealous attachment 10 that
admirable structure Of the Federal and State
governments by which the blessings OF liberty
and independence, Of union and peace, of
prosperity and happiness are secured to the
good people of these United States {:
They cannot, more especially, withhold
their admiration of that wisdom, which in
the distribution Of delegated power, has sus-
tanned tue sovereignty of the states, in res
poet TO all matters OF internal concern, and
conferred on the Government of the Union.
along with the powers of war and ncgociati-
on, that oteXciasively legisiating for the gene
raj interests CT confederated America.
6 Bound asthey are, by ever considei a ion
OF interest, patriotism, and honor, to suppor
the constituted authorities Of the u. States,
this .hsse mbiy will never he found wanting.
iii the discharge Of that duty, when a proper
occasion calls Tor its performance {: but they
would feel ineXpressible regret, if they could
Tor moment, suppose, that the success of
the legitimate operations of the Federal go
vernmcnt cor. depend IN any degree, on
the mere force Of such profcssion.-Thcy
are moreover TOO solcmnly impressed with a
sense of the duty which they owe e. shoir
| constituents to depart FROM that peculiar
sphere OF Legislation, W;thin whici, they
were deputed to act. Hrsoiped, therefore,,
that this .sembly deem all attempts by a
! ny state Legislature, to influence or cont nj.
| to accelerate. retard, or defeat, the con
stitutional measures Of the general govern
ment to be, no, only highly inpolitic, but f
| not prohibi ed by the letter most obviously
at war with the spirit Of me Federal Con
| stitution.''
This resolution gave rise to some AMI
mated speaking on the part OF the mover &
lr. Leigh (of Dinwiddie.) Mr.. Leigh with
5reat force vihdicatcd the right o. the State
legislatures to express their sentiments on
great national QuostioDs. Mr.. Hcrccr re-
piled with Notwithstanding thc right
on constitutional questions but denying it as
10 questions of policy. The AYES and Nay.
Being called for, were, far the Resolution
%, against 1t 148.--Thc Preamble rs n
mended was then agreed ,n--and the Resolu.
lions were laid upon the table.
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g. ALES at AUcTION,--T:e c,,,,sct.hc-. xi,,
sell, without reserve, II their Nen,lue Ofice on
THURSDAY the 9th inst in order to eose sevei, con-
agnnents-
10 hhds M"scovado Sugar, n par, o. which is OF
trst rate quality,
10 hhis. fue favored Antigua Rum
900 boxes fresh Raisins, in prime or,,cr,
I'D bacs stnuins Cotton, o. beautiful quality
80 bis. Good Grccn Coffee,
8 pipeS genuine i.ondon particna- Madeira V,;rc.,s
) ceroous ihii.o,
5 pipes Cogniac Brandy
4.hnis. Country Gin,
9 tons wc.! assorted Swedish, IRON M
quantity Of Best Imperial aud Gun Powder Tea
and many other articles in the Grocery hneAe-..
Also
bales White India Co,tons,
bale SnperInc Cassimercs, assorted coors,
cases Irish Linen,
10 pieces Neyets,
10 superfne Cloth, Black, Blue,sBrown s
Trunk Ca,r pes,
81 doz. S'ispenders-SwanSowns and Toilinets~1l
Waistcoa,ings-- Ginshams--Be Cord-C.nton
ithhs-!.eno Gauze-Pain Crapc-Nors,cd Ho>
Scry--A large parcel Morocco Sippers-p:legant
Musiins-l.ace Sieeves-An assortment OF Buttons
Snd great variety oi other articles too tedious 10
enVmeratc.
Terms made known ut The time OF sale.
Also
close a transaction, 10 Shares in the Bic mon,f
Turnpike Com,aI,,.
.;1cncese, Robinson G fIeas.n.s
January Q. n
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CaiOerSi'y # Pennsylvania
JQltnCyy lSt 1879.

=
Janaary lSr, 1912.
Or. JOHN ADAMS, ChGTmGI II the
COMMITTEE" Of arrangements.
SiR-i he recent calamity at Richmond
IS INFINITELY the most awfu, OF it's kind that
mas ever occurred in our country. Bv it, in
ne course OF few minutes, the innocent gai-
ETY. OF a nation has been echpsed society
mas been deprived Of many of its most useful
Virtuous members; OF the Patriot, the
Statesman, the Philosopher, the Soldier; Of
the most amiablc portion of society, the
mother Of the Virgin in the happ,est era of
lite, and III al the PRIDE and elegance of
beauty.
""Ch an event our country has never wit
'eSSed beiore.-lt is impossible to reflect
ia 10 It without feelings of the mos meian-
choiy nature. but as occurring i'll the boz
som OF our native state, in the very solir
which SO many of us have derived our BIRTH,
1t Is peculiarly calculated 10 can forth or
sorrows, and the unrestrained flow of our,
tears.
Yes the destruction Of so many Of our
brethren, Ok those who by their talents, Their
services and virtues of those who bv their
amenities and beauty, constituted no small
snare of the Pr de and glory of Virginia. or
gave Il chafm &c Its society ; the oealh of so
many OF cur Citizens, III the instaMtof an
hour devoted 20 Innocent enjoyment, is
pubic Calamity, over which we can neve,
cease to sign. 1t is an occurrence which we
ought not, which we wish not to forget
May we be able 20 convert 1t, in any degree
to our.noT3i dyautagei in life And may we bl
enabled to initiate the patriotism, the worth
ana the virtues Oh those whose removal frcm
among us we have 10 deplorc
Enclosed you will receive a copy of the
proceedings Of the Medical Class Of an {.
Unversity-convenedi for the purpose of tax
'ng the SUBJECT INTO consderation-You viii
convey 10 those concerned, this pGhlic ex
preston of their sympathies, through what
ever channel you may deem roper.
r. b. STARK, Chairman.
HORACE WEXFORD, Sec'ry.
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HORACE WEXFORD, Sec'ry.
University IF Pennsylvania,
.IanfLnrn 1ek. 1870

January ISL. 1872.
NJ meeting of upwards of one hund~c
natives OF Virginia, composing part
the Medical Class of the UNIVERSITY oi
Pennsylvania, the following resolutions .
ter a short but pathe !c address by Doctor
-Nobert stark, were offered by an aDpoi a,-
ed Commit ee, and adopted IS expressi c
OF their piercing and deep sorrow for TIE
loss oi Their connexions, friends and coun-
trymen IN the ldte disastrous and ever to
be lamcn ed Fire at Richm nd.
1st ReSof0ed, That although far remov.
ed.trom the scene of distress, orr hearts are
pcuei rated with the kecnest agones Of SYM
patty at catastrc phe so unparallel ed IL
dcstrucuoh-and that our most sincere and
Cntc!gncd ondoloncc is offered to the reli
ives or these whose mournful fate ithas bee.
hus prematuTely TO behurried to that "coun-
try irom whose bourn no traveller retlrns. -
"a. f[rS Drd, That each OF us weara Grape
IN the ieIc arm for the space of one month,
- tphra ct respect to the memory Of cur
departed elstives, friends and countrymen
Sd. Rrsoivsd. That a committee be az
Cintcd 20 wait Oh tns fcv. DR.. Alcxsnde,.
md request the favour of an appropria:r
iacoursc on "Wednesday next--sid that we
sscmblc at tho University, ., 0 o'clock on
hat day ard walk In procession to the
"hurch
4tb. R'so5red, Tj'at these proceedings be
published in DUBne's and Reif'splpers
ROBERT 3. STARK, Chairman.
HORACE w CLIFFORD, Sec'ry.
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: iRt;lNii, 70 witt Court oc Appeals. he'd
' az the Cap;tolin Richmond, the twentieth day OF
December. I8fi
Ruir--No appeal which shall have been disiniss
abated hy tie court, ha be rcinstated revived
after lie apse Of sixty DAYS from such dislnisson or
abatement except for grod ste~n TO lie court
verified ~ affidavit, and upon reasonable notice To the
adverse party Of tho time of milking the motion; nor
then except in very special eases unless such inCtioI
be nade within one hundre.l and twenty day, FROM
tho time Of such dien1isson ahatcment--prOvidc
haiti the court shall mt be ~ session on the day
which such notice shall lie given, further time Of g.,
eys shall be allowed .r party to exhibit his motto
,lter the next meetin %. the court.
Copy. Teste,
II, DANCE, c. g..
dan. o u
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.Athonfmrats By lie LcgisIaurs.

On Tuesday last, the Legislature proceed
ed by joint ballot to the election Of ne Mem
bers Of tho Executive Council. Seventeen
candidates were brought forward. The
Councillors were voted FOR, one ut time
On the 1st series Of ballots, y. II. Ciai-
borne, Delegate from the county Of Frank =
linz was declared daily ciected-On the Cd.
General James Wood, Of this city; On the
3D., Pottery:. Daniel, Of this city. On the 4th.
John Campbell, Delegate from the county
of Washing,on;) On the 5th, Major Robert
Ouarles, Of this city.--Thc first 8 will come
in immediately, being elected to supply the
places Of Andrew Reid, decd. DR.. James
Jones resigned, and Geo. w. Smith elected
Governor; the two last win come in, IN
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,can charge de STaircs in Fnslanas TO til,
department of state, which have been iod
ged III our post-o.ncc to DC forwarded b,
mail.
We underst and by gentleman. passenger
in the Isabella. that MIR. Percivai Was rc,
novedfrom once. as' 4,
The U. ). frigatc Constitution arrived AZ
Portsmouth from Cherbourg OH the i0th Eoy
with Mr. RUSSELL, our late charge dies al
fares i'll France, on bourbon the xOth, the
day the SdUanaah sailed, she was At Spit
head, ready.to SAIL Tor the Unitel .orares.
q. Passengers in the Isabella, from London.
Mrs. Braliord and /a0,iiy, Anr. Hay-
7ra'a, Doctor Grimkie, mir. Brown, 6Ir.
.Nesbift. Mr.. PozveA, (4ib. Murray, ar
Gi6aoA, u RichmontJ .Hr. HaMi.ton, .,lr
.sayior, .,Lr. Duncan, ilaste,. Gauka, DL.s-
ter Smith, 1Ll$ter /atNaU.
LONDON, November 9.
The Governor OF Ciudad iv!uso (Gcn
ReSnuud) and eleven Ollccrs OF me stan.
taken win him by Don julian oancne1, have
arrived at Portsmouth.
A vessel is arrived from Gibraltar, wh.ca
she left on the'5d-She has brought an ac-
count o. the retreat OF the French from san
40 iuSs ana dt!uS tnal inc l. fEaCn NJenerAi
G0uWot had shot himself.
Reinforccments OF British troops are I'M
mediateiy 10 De Sent TO PUrtu aai, Cadlz, Glib
raitar, oiciy, q Malta.
Banks ofthe Douro, Oct. 2O.-Thcre is no
thing new In the army OF u aiilcia, Which con-
tinues It's organization.
Vandermasm's division composed of 5O0C
infantry and 1000 horse, has marched from
Valladoiid tor Madrid, where it will. jln
Marmont It's impossible that this Mar
siaI should remain where he is, on account
OF the want II provisions and ,nady sics
which he has.
ORDER OF TIE DAY.
Head quarters, san Jose de Riba MAJ
OCto,OI' ~.
His Exceilency the Marshal has received
from his EXceiiency Marshal Lord sVeilinp
ton, an extract from Il ietCcr addressed :.
him by the Prince X gent our Lord. WIN
inc utmost satisfaction ne Communicates rs
contents TO Che Portuguese army.
Extract from royal letter addressed b
royal iIighness the Prince Regent to his
r.xcellency the Count Vimera (Lord Wei
nag ;on) Marshal General, dated Rio jane,ro.
July 1903.
~ desire YOU to make known 10 the army
tnder your command how satisfactory it Is
q me that it has faithfully executed your
orders, and thus contributed to the happy is
ne with which the Supreme Being has CO.
cred with glory the arms Of the allied ar
g. q, eS.
A gentleman, one of the pas sengers in the
Isabella, arrived at Savannah states. that
previous To his dem f,o,,, n,.io,
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Jan. 9.

N Gil ANCERY-Ricbmond County Court, Ne
Ni'''o,a' Me'''nis' Com6s
6eckham Kelly * Susanna his wife, John ,l,I,in-
ms, :lanie; Sanford and Ruths his wife. gYnme,
Mciiunis, and Nathaniel Mc(;innis mn
ihc defendants not app arrg. ana !, sPpesiie.- 10
the satisfaction OF the court. that the dcl..nai :rk
ham Kelly and Snsannal his wifi and Job. ;. in
mis-, ere not inhabitants Of this statc-or The notio,
OF de complainant, u is decreed and vraeyrd rbaf
the SAID Defendants Do appear here ut next s;areh
term, and answer the said Con,piai,.ai,t,s bjil,a5
that copy OF this order be published ia the F,y-
oUIRER, p,io,ed in the CITY Of Richmond for o. lrt
weeks s'iceesai'tiT, ac copy ais, posted =, tIc
dcred, That SubpUnss iss,, sgainst Daniel S,pford
aud Ruthy his wife, Samue! McCinnis and Nadm,,
Ct heGinns, to answer the said bin rcturnable "a
Marci, term next.
Copy. 'tcste,
b. MeCARTY, {. &c.
Janu9ry Q. omr
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.4hh2iatmenfs IN the Bank Of Tirgmia.
John Brockcnbroush, (Cashier,) appoi,
eli i'reSideHt, III the room oil Abraham l..
vcnaoie, decd.
" liiiani cambridge tist Teller,) appoint
Cd Cashier.
Davidson brautute (2nd ieLer,) appoint
cd list eIier.
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(5IiTHFiELD,) Isle OF VIC Ut Coux-
TY. january 14th. 1870

At a general meeting Of the inhabitants of
this town, and its vicinity, the following Pre-
amhle and Resolutions were "ranimouslv q .
lopled.
rhe inhabitants OF 5mithfield and its Vi
cinity have not heard, unmoved, the late
yud tGie of human sr0e. The agonizinr suf.
lcrings Of our Fellow-C Citizens in Richmond.
on the disastrous night Of the Goth of Dccem-
Der, are deep in our minds, and long, indeed,
viii the doleiul catastrophe press upon our
hearts, and call forth our warmest sympa-
thy.
VIC deem it the province, the nature, and
the Indispensable duty Of man, generously,
20 ming]c his feelings III sympathetick condo
lence, with suffering humanitv---That n Z,
should not be inattentiyc tothe rnisfortunes
his brother, is a maxim Of morality, ami q
PIC .y-Nor should the stranger, unknow
fail urrtlced, or unfeit.-Bnt when in Us.
awfA dispensa-ion OF Bivine Providence, so
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1many of our worthy friends have been swept
Iuom US forever when surviving hundreds
are now mourning the loss OF their dearest
eiatives--and our Country too, is deprived
Ini some OF It's brightest ornaments the
members on this meeting would do pain
iul violence to thier own fcelings-longer to
withhold the expression and tender of their
most profound grief and sincere commisera-
ton.
| It's, therefore, unanimously resolved
list. That "Wednesday next, the sth of
January, be day appointed, rs particularly
appropriated TO Devotion and tyuaeF-in
consequence of the late aictanchoiv epent in
richmond, and that the Reverend Thomas
hume be requested to deliver discourse,
appropriate to the occasion.
End. ReaotOea, That it be recommended
20 the inhabitants of this town, end it's vici-
nlty to close their stores on that day, and alb
STAN from all kind Of business.
3rd EeSoived, That Robert Hues ESQ.
and Mr.. Ihos. Purdie, be committee to
communicate tn Mr.. Hume the wishes of
this meeting.
Attn. Rcsrtued, That every member of this
meeting will wear Grape, on the left arm,
one month, and that il be recommended to
the inhabitants o this town and its vicinity
(ma!e and fcmale,) for the same time to as
sumo some badge of moI'n,ng rs an c idcnos
OF their sense OF this catastrophe.
5th, Resotucd, unanimously, that it be
recommended to the Inhabitants of this town
To abstain from all dancing assemblies, and
other fn6hc amlsemeutS--during the sue
'ceding month
9th. ResofUea, That committee DC appoint
Ell Tor the purpose Of receiving contributions,
to be applied to the reiief, OF such of the un-
fortunate sufferers, as may stand in need of
pecI!niaiy aid, if any such there be and
that Robert Huics, Richard w. Byrd, and
Hamilton Shields, Esquires, be appointed
such Committee.
Yin Resolved, That the foregoing pre-
an,6ie and resolutions DC published in the
Richmond Enquirer, ana Norfolk Ledger
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e HE Subscribers have just received on consg7
incst---
90 bags ~ aouds IN shcls few shelrd,
so Boxes mould Candies, goo do. prime Soap,
% Barrels northern Run, i5O Boxes Spsnish CT
CARS. and 10 Hoses White and Brown u wanna
Sugars, which will be sold at reduced prices, Tor
Cash or ON time tor approved Notes
RYAN ~ WILKINS, .3actioneers.
January @. wSw
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War Department. Dec. 25, 1911,
SIR,

In consequence of complaints made
by the Indians, that they cannot receive the
usual supplies of goods, by reason of the non
importation act and as goods adapted to
ehcir use are not to be purchased to any con-
siderable amount within the u. s. ain in
duccd to solicit the attention of the honora-
si- committee OF which you arc chairman,
20 the 18th section of the act Of the 25th of
April 1908, and to respectfully submit for
their consideration whether it may not be ex-
pcdient TO authorize by law the introduction
Of Indian goods under similar provision.
have the honor to be, sir,
With much respect,
Your obedient servant,
w. EUSTIS.
10, G.yrry METFF
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January o.

13ANK NOTE.--On the 1Ttl, ut. blael ..y he
= the name of Harrison, Who SAYS he wor... sd a
Mr.. Glynn's Tobacco Narufactorv. carrs u nv
house and observed that he wanted some ih:rs r1,,
Mrs. UT, Of the actresses, ard gave me tventT
dollar note to chaugc took the mote. from hun.
but Mrs. It declares, tat She Cd not give him the
note. The note is on the rank OF Virginia. Who
ever has any claim to The sad note, wi al,v.4 nc.
tiILI,ERY PICkRifd.
Jan. o. r.
Tf Publication delayed by mistake in this olf'ce.
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.LAsT or DinEcToRS
q The Bark Of rnsinia, Jor the p,c.sn. year.

a, Jor the prcsent year.
Norfolk.
Richard Il. ice
James Ia, ior, senr.
George Newton
Martin FISK
W ,il,am A. Armisteai
Stiles Ming, j..
S;Lmnei Marsh
john T.. Holt
Christopher Fry
William IL. Lamb
Arthur lay lor'
James Woodwards
Edward Watson
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rOE LIVERPOOL.

cay Virtue or Deed in Trust, executed 10 me o.,
Ne tive Soh OF Marcel, 1911 by JOAN L. Shields to
secure debt due To John Coke whic, deed w.,s re-
corded IN the county court of james Cit ,ui, tero
iSli-N III be SOLD. ON The 3ist OF .T,n,ar, $50 he
tore the door o! the Raleigh Tavern in III Cit, Of
''immsburg, the following property or so much as
deed, to wit
HOUSE and the LAND thereto belonging. in
inc c'ty OF Williamsburg, which was Devised e. the
SAD Shlcds by Mrs Mar, Cooke. A Tr.c, IS faad
in Il miles of Williamsburg, contaips 100 sc,t.s..
NOR or less, which land purchased by tie .aai
Shields OF Robert Grecnhow-hlso, Wagon and
Gear and Horses.---T orn,s OF sale. CAsg
WM. BROWNE, Trustee
Williamsburg, Jan. o. attn
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May. to supply the places of DR. Hare and
Peyton Randolph.-There were IL ballots il.
ail-and the whole time nom IL O'CLOCK ~
night-fau was consumed in the operation.
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AS the article Of bread is now a serious
object in housekeeping, it may be an accept
able piece Of information 10 the public u
1carn, that many families have adopted the
use Of rice in making bread, III the proper
zion Of one,fourM. The rice is previously
boiled for ten or twelve minutes, in three
simes its weight of water, which is put 70 it
GOLD thus ten pounds and a half Of -four,
Che quantity used in three quartern ioaves,
when made into dough, with one pound and
half Of what the baker calls sponge, will
kncad mp with three pounds and a half of
whole rice SO prepared and the produce
will be sir ioaceS, instead Of three. Here
py saving will be made Of two-pcnce in the
suartern loaf, valuing the rice at Cd. per
pound, after paying the baker amply for his
trouble and tho consumption OF the corn
will be reduced nearly one half The bread
is very palatabie, and both lighter and viii
Ter than wheaton bread.-London fafer.
SAVANNAH, Dec. ~.
We have been favored by a friend with
london papers to the 10Th Nov. received by
the ship Isabella, Capt. M'Ne cal, arrived
since our last in 35 days from Cowes. The
Isabella has been 10 DAYS in soundings.
Mcssrs. Hayward and Smith, passengers
in the Isabella, we understand, are the bear
ers of dispatches from Mr.. Smith, (Amori-
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Richn,ond.
John orockes.aroush.
Senjanin Hatcher
Joseph Gaileso
rervas otorrs
Samuel Picasants
JONI Tompkins
Andrew Stevenson
james Brown
Robert Gamble
John "a. Smith
Gabriel kalston'
david bailock*
Edmund W. iioo,cs' and
James Clarke, r.
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ANrED-A few ifhds. Leaf Tobacco for,
w shipping, for which the best II oroceo shoes
VIII he given Enquire for j. Jacobs az Il, An VIII
knss store. W.
For Saie--l Case low priced London Quilts
Trunk English Cont Skins red
January Q. 81
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ON the Goth ,9tlril last, the Comet, which
has biazed 50 long N orr hemisphere, was
seen from the Observatory at Calcutta. It's
distance from the stars Syrius and Procyon
were observed with ScXiant:
From Syfius IL d. 20 IN. f. J
From Procyon II d. 10 m. S. 5 l. 3D. "''
Dut il was at that time doubted bvthe As
trononer whether it was CONGREGATIONAL
% KS Geoccntric motion towards the SIN &
the faint haze which extended behind it in
a contrary direction, indicated it to be of that
class"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-09

A gentleman, one of the pas sengers in the
Isabella, arrived at Savannah states, tha;
previous to his departure from London, re-
had risen to- orig shiiHngs ter hundred.
Times