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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-02

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ne oscre.arY OF state 70 The A.
1874, r'cetposen.iar'es at G~o'tsn5drg.
- aa'e .ne sstn January. 1914 and contafs
'su " 'nc 'a'e message 70 Congress
TUESDAY. ocToBKR 25.
Mr. Germans motion for chasing the
militia was fursher yosspoHed : ami
After disposing of sone mi.o, bus;oess
the Senate went into the -sconsiderat;oo &c
Executive business until the adiournfnent 81
$3.50
uoYrcr
nVuSc OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
var reporter, whohad not an opportuni.
~ :" near me whole ofthe speech Of Mr..
~ eoster OF New Hampshire On Monday.
vas m's'ntormeo As to Mr.. Webster inten.
90 ! vote tor the taxes generailv. . He
Is now correctly informed that Mr.. w.
expressed no such intention.
ruxspAx.ocropxn as.
Mr.: s.urges Is Ca, 1890
zion of .,,nS~. sesensep sne peu-
isrds :. ~ uoufrSsIeent Psoprsetcrs 90
H.. ~ 49, ~ Oon' PRAYING that the
rnrs1 e. - May,oe maze les. un
nsrsr. IT,. - .uenl tnan the late
~. cf 49, 80 .TsAs 20 me, Commit
M sil.hr~-sI -ne.
~rr. g.. N,co oosa'ned leave OF ab-
IN Sers.s sSA .
s.s. ~.nis sasisfsd on their a.
- 1919 : = ,sso'u90os from ms House
ID = ns,ssly liesoes' ana demaas
seOss.sn.n n0s .nereon, Manager: OF said
he nar+ - ~. tyre DC appointed on
WAXSAND MEANS.
The House resumed the consideration Of
the unfinished business, being the rSport Of
the comnitsee of Ways and Means recon
mending the imposition Of additional tsxes
and the 6rst resolution, for adding 100 per
cent, TO TIM present amount of the Direct
Taxes. being on its passage
Mr.. Rhea of Ten. spoke AZ length 4, ann.
port Of the resolve. and in reply to Mr.
Webster's speech Of yesterdavs
Mr. Calhoun of S C.. pext took the Boor.
and in an able and eloquent speech pourtray.
ed the exigency Of the times, and enforced
the necessity of present action instead of re.
TO former scenes, and fighting over
again the old themes of contention.
Mr. Webster of N. III. spoke hr;eav In |
explanation.
Mr.. Fisk of VI. in his usual poipted mans |
ner assigned the reasons which induced him |
to vote for the eucreased tax |
Mr.. Shipherd of N. Y. spoke at great !
length and with his accustomed warmth in
opposition to the tax.
Other gentlemen spoke also ON this and
the following questions. |
90 nm fhA :. . II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-02
NEW Yonk. october ~

yesterday morning from Albany. we learn var.
baily, that General Yards army had fallen
back upon French Greek |; that General Drums
mond had received a reinforcement of sOoa
men. from kingston BY the way Of York and
Darlington and that three Americans can,ured
on Lake Huron, while en- their way to Lower
Canada, escaped from their guard at the Raw
Of Quinti, crossed Lake Ontario in a canoe. and,
landed safely at the mouth Of the Genesee ri.
yer. 1870 -
No news from the hostile fleets on Lake On
tario by the steamboat.
His Excellency Governor Tonont-;na sd;,
tant General. Van Rsnsseizer, the judge. az
| the Supreme Court, and the Members &c tn
Legislature from this city, came passengers in
the steamboat.
BY the Euterprize Stage last evening. we rece;.
we'd the Boston Palladium of Tuesday. from
which we extracted the following ~interes-
ting articles.
BosroN. Oct. IS.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND AND uALIFAY.
Ship Alexaadria and Mary from Portsmouth.
T.. arrived at Halifax 18th inst-Sbe 40 As3
September !, in q fleet of 38 sail, (includinr 3
transports with troops for Quebec under con.
yoy OF a trigste and store ship and separated
onthe 22d. lat. ~, Ion As, VIII n the Acct was
dispersed IN a severe gale-The feet was
bound to Noya-Scotia and Quebec, but ONLY the
above ship had arrived at Halifax 18th inst.
THE James, captured by the Portsmouth
| was one of the coDvoy.1 '
passenger in the Alexandria and Mary ar.
rived IN tewn on Sunday evening. lie Jeff
Halifax on Sunday 10Th inst in an Engiish schr.
Tor Castine, and was landed at the Pox Is ants.
he heard OF no prizes having been sent in there.
for several days previous to his sailing. oniy
one "a, and two or three briggs Of war. &c. Ia
port. "
The passenger informs that Lord Hips ex-
petition was expected to include fifteen or 20
thousand troops, and To sail about the m;ldIo
ct September. He heard the British Eovov,
were expected from Client.
The above passenger favored the Kceocr of
the exchange Coffee House Books with Ion-
don papers to the oath OF August with which
we have been obliged, and have extracted from
them the following articles
LoSDos, August 10.
omnium has been on the decline the,e 90
days. Yesterday it was a half Der cent dis,
count. 1hs failure cf two mrrcartile houses
who were extensive holders OF Omnmm. h 49,
signed as TO thu cause Of the depression
The Princ Regent Of Portugal IL IL s.;d
doss not return to Europe till spring.
The merchants Of bordeaux are Gtt;oe o,t
vessels for tho French Colonies.
Yesterday a stock dealer contested hjms
selt unable or unwilling to pay his GirsrercSs.
10000 He is a member of Parliament,
and was Tor a long time an India Dirsctgr
md holds from Ministers a place OF HIGH f-
nancial responsibility. He has les, 2ors
J brekers in the iurch.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-02

With a request that The militia might be Ia,
sea Into the service of the United Ssates.-l
ms. however. does not remove the cbjecti-
on TO the right in a state. az its discretion. |
10 subject the United States to such expen-
ses. |
The President is aware. that the preda
tory ircursions Of the enemy. and the ne.
mace OF a more serious attack on the priuci. |
pal cities along our Seaboard. made an ex !
ira call Of militia, in certain cases necessa.
ry- Whether the trcoos witch we're called
INTO service by the Executive Of Virginia.
Tor the defence CT Richmand. are more than.
were necessary for the purpose. is a QUE,
ton which could not be immediately deci
ded. Il winbe attended TO as soon as Cir
cumssances will admit-In making the deci~
sion, regard must be had TO lust principles.
taking into view similar clAim> of other
states.,
For the present / an authorised to state
that one hundred thousand dollars will be
advanced to the Executive on account Of
money paid by it, in support of xhs troops
IN the service Of the United States. in the
hrst instance, and the balance on account of
the other. claims alluded 70, which are here>
after TO be adjosted.
On the proposition to lake the Militia now
assembled, for the defence of xRicnmond in
.,Se =. Ing vn.eeu Nestss, : hays
$3.50 tuettv VIZ " aSceeoeu 20. asto
TX snou:ano ei move troops, Prov
asne EAeousye Or ,ne sta.e suou' DC OF
Tnn. m 'nse my may Dc ~ tne present
esss I'M. S'n posoo1s OF sne enemy, spared
49,. sue,s plessu. 1890 8 uc e"P'oyeo
.rse" = " uanore "a 'eus OF Iike
iase'y 4Heofsom sne state ior tnat
1'pps
~ : 1000 no".s 70 oe'
81; al 1espeS9a
" So.
oeoien, sesvans
~. - SnS, =
" aonoEaoic Snaries everett
On motion of Mr. Mercer.
the accompanying document be laid upon
the table ; also.
Resolved. that $50 copies Of 30 much Of
the late communication Of the Governor to |
this House as relates to the unsatished claims !
OF the commonwealth upon the government /
of the United States. Except such parts |
thereof as may be deemed improper to pub
lish. together with the report of the com
mittee OF the last Hense of Delegates in
relation to the same aubject, and all ante |
cent Communication Of the Executive to |
the General Assembly. or either branch |
thereof in relation thereto. be printed for
the use of the members of the General Ass |
senbly.
On motion Of Mr.. Banks,
The report from the comro;ttee ~ D.;
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After disposing Of some business Of minor
importance.
The House resumed the consideration Of
the unfinished business, being the question
on the motion OF Mr., Fisk Of " r. to strike
out Is (the proposed increase of the taxi and
insert fsvetfy i've Genie per gallon in add
ton to the present duty on the capacity Of
the still
Mr.. Wright of1zd spoke in favor OF an
early decision Of the question, on this and
other parts Of tho report Ct the committee Of
Ways ard Means.
Mr.. Wilson of Fen. spoke 10 opposition
70 Mr. fisks molten, az some length. for reas
sons Of a practical nature.
The question on MIR Fisk's motion was
then determined by the following vote:
For the motion 81
Against it "a
This motion having been negatived-
mr.. rex moved TO amend the ment
ot the COMMITTEES oftbe whole by inserting
fs7enft instead ofNjfeen cents per gallon.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-02

nate, provided he shall not consider the
same improper 20 be communicated. the
proof ofany traffic carried on Ia the West
indies by the sale of negroes taken frsm the
United States by the British farces since III :
present war. whie;, was ALLUDED TO (, the
'et'ers OF the Secretary of State 20 The A,
mer can Pic--ipoten.iaries at Got r5are.
81 date the 2sth January. 1914 and contaf
ned IN the late message 70 Congress
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-02
DEAR SIR,

Under cover this date you will
receive a letter prepared by the delegation
OF Virginia. in consequence OF the report Of
the committee OF the House of Delegates.
which appeared IN the papers. The dele,
cation considering themselves as implicated
IN the censure contained in that report, were
bound to lay before their fellow citizens a
statement of the facts connected with this
case, on which the people conId decide as
to the propriety of their conduct. They
therefore at their meeting, determined that
csLy OF this letter shorld be sent to the u.
ditors Of the Argus and Euquirer. that the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-02
WASHING TON. Sept. 18th. 1914.

WAR DEPARTMENT.. October 9th, 1914.
SIR,
For the expcnce attending the militia.
who have been called into the service of the
United States, by this department, or the
commander of the Military District No S,
the United States are regularly chargcable.
For any advance made by the State Of
virginia for the support Of such troops, re.
endorsement is of course due.
No call OF the Militia, except in the modes
above stated, ~ obligatory on the United
otates-ln the case under consideration, il IL
true, that the call made by the Executive OF
the state, was notified TO this Government
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-10
@arsbaI's Sale.

vi District of Rhoac- iSiopsd.
TN pursuance Of suudry Warrants from the
Il Hon. DAVID HowELl, Esq. Judge OF the
District Court for RhodeIslsnd District,
! hereby give notice, ,ha, shalt sell Of
Public Auction, on FRIDAY, me fwrn!y-
nm iasfanf, ut eleven O'Clock ia the forenoon,
at. Cif.dlhPLIN'S Wha.E in NeSnsrf, the
following ar,icles--,ia--
One trunk Of Merchandise, containing four.
teen pieces Of MarscIles VestiDg, and two
pieces Of BroadcIoihs foriy-,bree pieces OF
Cotton Cambria; twelve pieces of Seeded
Muslin ten pieces Of plain Musiis ; sixteen
pieces Of shirting Cotton six pieces OF idn-
en- eighteen Diaper Napkins; two boxes Of
Segars eigh, pair Of Cotton Stccking,; FIVE
pair Of Socks two Vest Patterns thirty
four Cotton ShawIs; four Pocket liaokcr.
chiefs; par, Of piece Of Cotton Stripes
part of a piece Of white Flanscl ~.;hc box
containing thirteen cases Of Nsedles, and
tweu.y-nioe boxes Of Silver Spsng.es.
Conditions msdc known al, time and place
OF sale. ft
EBENEZER X. DEXTER, biarshak
PropIdenee, Et6ruary ~ 1914.
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a NRtN INTELLIGENCE.



Sch AnnEiiza, Wells. OF this port, 80 days from
Sc Bsrtholomews, with sugar and coffee, has ar. ut
kew.york.
he elegant fast sailing letter of marque schooner
Whig, Clarke, of Baltimore. - days from Nantz
with lnmensc y-valuablc cargo of silks vine pins
nadder. drugs, &c. ar at New-York, Feb. T.
he letter of marquee sch Cossack, Nash of Hos
ton, with full cargo Of coffee ar at Castne, Sist
us from Cape lienry, Hayti The markets at C, H.
were well suppliedi coffee 10 l-2 cents per ID.
sugar S6.-Saw no cruisers, spoke nothing.
schrs. Gen Pike. Bolton, Of Baltimore. from St.
Barthoomews cargo sugar; Swailcw, Snow, fiom
Aux Cages, with coffee Phil, Willis. from port-a,-
Prince, with o,fee--have ar. at Newcastle, (Del)
Sch Lasthnia, of Baltimore, 90 days from st. Ja-
81 d Cubs. with sugar and coffee, ar At Osracoke.
The private armed ship Hydcr-Ali, Capt. Thorn
dixie, OF 10 guns and SO men, sailed from Portland
a few days since
The U. 8 sch. Carolina Carx. Hendley. and the
private armed sch. Kemp, of Baltimore. Captain Ja-
cobs, Went sea ffun Charleston ON the 26lh ult
upon cruze The small pr'.shoer sch. Liberty
sailed the day before upon a cruize. tf.
The privateer sch Froc. Odiorne Of Salem, w hich
sailed from Portsmouth 9th Dec. was oil Bermuda
about the l2th Of January.
h- AMERICAN PRIZES.
The British brig Cossack, from Martinique for Her
muda, IL men, with a cargo OF 1873 hhds: 200 hbs.
and tierccs sugar, and IS cases noyean has ar at
Georgetown, sc prize 10 the letter OF marque Gen.
Starks, from Salem for ST. Domingo. 1.
The British sch. vaebecca, from Halifax for the w
indies, with provisions, &c. has - AZ Portsmouth,
N. IL. prize to the privateer Grand Turk, OF oaIep.
The British brig salernb, from New-BInnswick for
Surrinam, laden with lomber and fish. captured
and burnt off Barbadoes, the 24lh Oct by the pri.
vatcer Revenge, of Baltimore.
The brig Criterion, Hunt, Of Bath, captured IN the
West Indies by the prvateer Caroline, Of Baltimore,
has ar at stonng,on, Con and has been condemned,
with her cargo, ESQ hhds. ST. Croix Rum) good
and lawful prizevessel and Ca. to be sold on tue
1lth reb.
The British sch Jasper, prize TO the Caroline pri-
vateer, has gone ashore the beach George
town Par. and much Of her cargo will be lost.
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ARRIVAL FROM ENGLAND.

On Sunday evening last, ar. in Nantaskct
Roads, Boston harbor) the ship Ann Alex
ander, Capt Kempton, in Al days from Liv-
erpool We have been favored with London
papsrs to the 25th Dec. aud Liverpoolto the
e1,h, moa,h later than previous adviccs.
The most prominent and important article OF
news, is
The offer of Prelimininaries FOX Gen
eraI Peace, BY the Allied Powers, and its
acceptance by Bonaparte.
From the complexion OF the English pa
pers, il appears that thi, offer was made and
accepted without the Intervention or knowI-
ecge oi Britain aud THIS is doubtless the
Cause Of the sudden departure OF Lord Cas-
,iereagh for the Consinent.
The Prince Of Orange, and hrs Son, had
arrived in Holland, and were cordially receis-
ed by the Inhabitants.
On the 10Th OF December, Bonaparte de-
hvered Speech TO the Legislative Body, in
which he says: sa
have accepted the Preliminary Cond-
tions OF the Allies for the sake of the Fami-
lies OF the French Empire"
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~. OEPRED ATlONS By A,rp,r.r
P2iVArEakS IN THE W. TNs,cS
BARaADoEs, Eov. 6---By an ar. from D..
on "Wednesday last, il learnt, thar nsor ris.~'
had recently reached that Colony from Cayenne, *
sa AnsTican Pryatcer schooner being the Levil's
Islands, taking in supply Of water. The name OF
this vessel was stated but she is said to have 20
guns, and and of l. IS men.
Nov. I9-rhe American privsteer Globe, boarded
vessci OFT the Island of Bermuda, Oh the 5th INST
Dec. 4-From the number of prlvateer thx are al
ready in neighhorhooi and others that are on
hv pomt of ieaylag Americ. e,uize in there seas
there is every prospect of being deprived OF all
communication with the No her Country, as we'll as
our Sister Colonies l. is reported that four OF his
description OK the enemys crpizers have recently "a
ken in supply Of water at the Devils Island, near
Cayenne, and are destined 70 cruize in CO. the
Southern Coast for the plrpose CT niercepting those
vessels IT the expected convoy from Cork that may
be bound for the Colonies of Surrinsm, Demarary,
&c. which they calculate upon being convoy e ihither
by small sloop of war; which ,hrce of them are ap.
pointed to cope with, whilst the fourth shalt be
p,oyed in taxing possession ofthe merchantmen This
specesof depreciation will now, doubt, be yea
lously entered into for, an induceuent fit out
psiyxteers, the American government have come 10
resolution of taking oil one third Of the duties
prize goods.
BRIpoErcwN, Nov. I'll is now no longer doubt
ful with regard the vessel being Packet that
captured Monday last, cl-se in with the land for
on wednesday last, Tour men were plCkSu up u
boat sea- who gave the following account of them
selves. from whioh il appears that they belonged to
the enemys pryacer, and had been sent in the Pack.
ets boat ia search of theirs. which having been cut
away during the action, and drfted from the vessel
and whi,e looking for the boat, it seems, night
on, and thus separated them from he schooner, which
is called the Fox, snd is commanded by mariner
named vial--On Sunday last, she saw the Packet,
which she chased and lost sight of in the night; but
unfortunately dessed her at day light ON the follow
ing mornng, and pursued her close to this shore,
the Packet continued fire her stern guns, which
were not returned by the enemy until close along
side, when action lasted for an hour ard half.n
which the Packet had Is men killed and wounded,
and BOARD the priyateer there were killed and
wounded One Ml,l, it seems, thrown overheard,
and tncy were in the &C, of throwing another over.
when they were boarded and prevented by the che
my. From the description given OF the letter bag, it
Is not unlikely to he the one in which the Mails tor
these Islands inclosed, and from the signal
these men say Was pointed on the bows OF one OF
the Packers boats, IT is supposed to have been the
Lrpwing.
Dec GA suspicious sch'r appeared TO windward
of this Island last evening is supposed to be
the Revenge, American privateer.
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g Barbadoes, { ~. I.) Dec. IA letter
dated Trinidad. Nov. 2lst, mas been received
by a gentlemen of this town, in which il is
stated that the Patriots on the Spanieh Main
have gained possession of Porto CayelIo aud
all the strong positions in that quarter, Au-
snsnnra being the only port now in the hands
OF the Royaists and accounts had also been
received at Trinidad, that the whole OF the
reiniorcements which had lately arrived from
Spain, had been destroyed by the forces of
the Patriots"
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The last New-York Gazette ssys--"By the
attention Of our PhiladelphiA correspondent,
we have accounts from Bermuda, tothc mid
die Of January at which time were ip port,thc
PIantagenet and Valiant, 74's, BsIvidcrs, Nj
cmcn, Orpheus, and Surprize frigates Dot
terrell aed Jsscur brigs The San Domingo
-, sailed about the lorh Jan. for :he Amcri-
can ra6ast "A 6s was on the eve Of sailiog
for England, with $50 American prisoners.
The United States schooner Nonsueh, Lieut..
Reid, (on,the Sou,hsrp sta,ion,) had arrived
prize to the Belvidcrs."
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described, both az this place nnd at the maya.
zine, Sc ----What water the prisoners used
they lad TO purchase. - The Informant be-
iieves that through the influence Of a gentle
man resident in Upper Canada, himself to-
gcther with ten other ciiizens, were permit
ted to cross to the United States. oc the
18th inst the residue of the ci,izcns 10 the
amouot Of about 20, were marched under a
sirtog guard 10 Burlington Hsights, and from
thence II was said and believed they would be
SAT TO kingsion. twas matter of frequent
conversation and exultation between the Brit
ash non commissioned officers and their pri-
Yates while The iniormgnt was prisoner un-
der guard, that the American cried out and
begged for quarters, but that they bayone tie d,
or rather In their language, skivered them,
Notwithstanding. The woman and children
that were taken al or near Lewiston, were
stripped OF the principsI part of their clo,hing,
shoes, &c. and taken across the river. After
the informant was permitted TO cross, he ap-
pued Tor some kind Of protection from the
British commanders from their parties of In
dams aud Others, securing on the American
side oil the river; but was answered he could
nave none--he and the rest must make the
best of their way to the American lire.
POSTSCRIPT.
We stop the press 10 say, that an express
arrived az batavia yesterday morning, and
states, that the British had reiniorced at Fort
Niagara that they had made sally from the
Fort aud had burnt all the buildings 10 the
tour mile creek Con The Lake.)
----:SS:-
The Senate have passed a bill giving
honniy OF Sloo Tor each prisoner brongh, in
by privatcers.
The Senate have passed law prohibiting
the importation OF cotton and wooden goods,
and cane spirits.
lhe bill TO cscourage enlistments by in
creased oounues, sc. has passed both houses
OF Congress, and received the signature of
the President, This law gives Sl24 bounty
10 every recruit.
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MOLASSES, &C ''I77T

On TUESDAY, FEB. "a, al 4. o'cioef, Il NJ
HW be sold at .suSnoq, on Stepenss rha,E
TIE entire cargo OF the Spanish ship slsria
hhds. 6v,crces, 27 bbls Grst quality retailing Mo.
iasses, principally new crop.--Also, Immediately afs
ter, bhds superior Honey-50 bags vigcnto--liu
bags Coffee, entitled TO debcnturc-- so hhds 2d and
Sd proof kum-io do. New Engiaad do.--3oo bbIs.
ship Bread-l00 do. superine Flour. Conditions lb.
cral, and made known vt the sales.
Feb. 10. Cransfon e. Shau, anefrs.
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On Tuesday evening passed this harbor for
Bristol, the Swedish brig Pelee, l9 days from
ST. Barts. Capt. RATHBoNE, of this ,owL,
who came passenger in the PeIee, informs us
that he saw Barbados paper, which stated
that Com Rodgers had captured (6o miles to
the ~Indward of that island,) TEN SAIL of the
London feet, all of which he burnt, cxcep,
one, which he gave up 10 the prisoners, after
taking out the most valuable parts Of their
cargoes. The Barbados paper contained
the names of the vessels captored-sod fur
ther states, that previous to Com. Rodgers
capturing those vessels, he fell in with ship
which had been captured, with number Of
Others, BY French friga,e. Com. Rodgers
threatened to send them to the United States,
20 rctaIiatc for the conduct Of the British gov.
ernment relative 10 the cartel which he sent
into England on his former cruise; they
were, however, permitted TO proceed. Oaly
about eighty sail out Of nearly two hundred,
which sailed under convoy from London, had
arrived al Batbadoes and il was apprehcnd-
ed fifty or sixty had been captured or lost 10
the gale which dispersed the fleet. II was
coniectured at Barbsdoes, that Com. Rodgers
had gone in pursuit ot the Cork fleet, of sixty
sail, under convoy Of two sIoops-of-war ac-
cordingiy THREE ffigates had been despatch
ed in pursuit of him.
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EXPORT.
PORTSMOUTH SUFFERRRS.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARF 10. 1877

1t has been proposed by number OF gentle
men of this town,that meeting OF the citizens
be called to adopt measures for contributing
to the re,isf of the sufferers by the late dread
full Fire a, Portsmouth,. 1t is 10 be hoped
Newport win not neglect contributing some
thing for this humane and benevo'en, object,
as almost every town Of any note, has been
very liberal in this Instance.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-10

Tothe iitors eethe National En,elIgencer--
GsHismen--Tbcougn ,he m-dium of your
pipcr beg cave to sckn,wledge wi,h great
tul pleasure, the reception Of tf,y one dollsrs
and ifty five cents from the Baptist Society
of Frcdriekshvrg virg. and ~, hundred dol
lars from lanes De Wolf E-1. ofR. I. as
dJnsiyns TO thosc brave iDes who were wound
oa Lake Efic on the lo.h Sept. 1919. res
pectfgliy, ssc. o. II. PERRY.