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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-26
BENJAMIN SILLIMAN.

o. Those printers in this State, and in Boston,
Tew.Yo,k, Philadelphia, Baltimore and elsewhere,
who feel sufficiently interested in the introduction OF
useful Improvements in country to give the above
a publication in their papers, will merit the thanks
Of the community, and receive those of
DAVID MELVILLE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-26
WILLIAM WHITE.

No. al, Long Uha-f; Has for SAFE,
+ ist5s la b5s. p'pe'' first quality GIN.
70 pipes M.slaga'} WINE,
20 20 Sbls SsIs first quality MoLAssEs'
20 bbls. Havana brown SUGAR;
1000 VT. COFFEE
10 chests Hyson Skim, TEA.
lO ditto Souchong,
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
20 ditto Spanish ispc,pS frs, ,,.;,y,
10 ditto ST. DomingoS ~ f''
6 ditto Playing CARDS:
100 bottles CASTOR OIL.
--.4LSO--
very large assortment of GROCERIES as usual
.Ne,gpor', .1pril 5, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-26
FOR SALE OR TO LET.

THAT pleasant situated House. corner Of wash
i ington and willow-strcet, on Easton's Point,
in good repair. 3bo, the House directly to the
eastward Of the shove, fronting willow.street, con-
yoniently calculated for two small families. Terms
of payment made easy, if good security is given
The front House will be rented the first Of octo-
her next, If not sold the other ne will rent imme-
dis,ely. Terms made known, by applying TO the
subscriber. JAMES TOWNSLND.
yscsspsrs, March %. 1873.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-26
BERNARD HILL. Jun.

AXES this method 10 inform his old Customers
and the Public in general, that he can furnish
them at the shortest notice. with the following ar,
clcs, at wholesale or retail, viz white Rope, of
all sizes - deep'sea and hand Lines; Log. illness
Housing and Marine; seine, sewing and whipping
Twine Pack Thread Cod Lines Bcdcords, from
) to 10 Dollars per dozen Fish Lines, all sizes, Of
cotton, fax or silk Cbalk-Lincs ule-Bandlng {.
cotton and silk Cords, for trimmings; carpet Warp
and Filllng Flax, Tow, &C. &c. &c.
lie assures those who may favor him with their
custom, that the above articles will be manufactur.
ed OF the best materials, warranted as good, and
sold as cheap as can be purchased in the State Of
Rhode-lsland. March g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-26

*x* 1he oteam-b boat / ULTON will,
berca fer, (unt further no,cc) leave New.York ey.
cry Monday and Friday morning for Nsw-Iiaven -
And will leave NewHaven for New-York, every
Wednesday and Saturday morning.
ELIHU 5. BUNKER, Mater.
Mem. Yo.k .9b,fi I, 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-26
Cheap Stocking Yarn.


|HAs Just received, small lot (inoIuding an as.
" L sortment Of nunbers) Of S.thresded slate col
Purcd STOCKING YARN, partially stained, which
riil be sold BY the bundle, pound sken, at about
pne half the usual price.
GJr An assortment af Yarns OF The hrst quality al
Factory prices. as usual. Jan. IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-26
TO LET,

(.lad posse,sion givsn on hs 26M met.
THE whole or one half OF the House,
i lately occupied by Mr.. Samuel Lopez, situate
a, the south part &C Thsmestreet. For par'iculhrs
apply ~ NAS'AN haNMfli..m .m'
Artl II
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-26
) NICHOLAS GEFFROY,

No. 1875, 1hamcs-strecf,
INFORMS the pubic that he has FOR sale, indcpen-
dent Of his constant supply of Cutlery, JeweIry,
Watches. Looking Glasses, &c. &c-Sugsr, Coffee,
best supeIhne Philadelphia Flour, by wholesale and
retail, very reasonable prices for cash.
He also continues his professions Of manufacturing
Gold and Silver Ware-and gives the true value Of
old Gold and Silver according to their standard
great variety Of other articles will be found At
his store, which arc too numerous to mention.
.Nerrbort, Fcbruarl 2c, 1875
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-26

New Feather Beds and Feathers.
I I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feather
- Beds, from 90 to As dollars, kept constantly
Tor sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 3, Chdries-streek
He has on hand an assortment Of Mattresses Of all
kinds. .Nerbor.. March % 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-04-26
Neav and Cheap Goods.
y. y. RlCHMOND.

WILL open this day, ten trunks and cases Prime
w seasonabie GOODS, just imported from Hall.
fax, comprising as handsome an assortment as has
been offered in this town for many years
--fmony sshich arc
case pack and pound Pins; do. fine and low.
priced Cacocs, at Is6 do. fine cotton Cambrcs ,
/ do Look ami leno Muslins; 1 do worsted and cot
ton Hose; few ps west Of England Broadcoihs; I;
low.prced and fine Cassimeres fancy shawls very
fne white and yellow Flannels; pul.icat and cam
brio Handkerchiefs gcntlemen's bordered neck do.
hiso-soo ps. yellow Nankins; 100 do.
Russia Diaper; case Ribbons; bales India Cot.
tons.
The above goods have been bought for cash, will
be sold for cash again, at such prices as was never
before offered in this town. April II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07
LATEST FkOMFRANCE.

.Ne1v York, October 3-I.ast evening arrived al
tins port the fast sailing ship ora,o, Bailey in SO
days hom Nantz, which port she left on the c3tI
August.
BY this arrival we learn, verbally, that France
was quiet that The French army was entirely dis.
Banded, and that no foreign troops were in the
neghborhooi Of Nantz.
The pricesof American produce, particularly cot
ton, were improving. New-OrIeans cotton had been
sold at 80 francs, and Georgia Upland at 100.
BY the Horatio, the Editors of the Mercantile Ad.
vertser, have received file of the Psri, MONT, ur
to the 10th OF Aug inclusive, from Which the follow
ing TRANSACTIONS were made they the only arti-
les ofmtercst the papers contain
LONDON, Aug. IA.
Bonaparte was on Friday last off Mani
eles--H. Majesty's ship Zenobia put on
shore at Falmouth several letters from the
Northumberland letter from Falmouth
says" We learn by an officer belonging
to the Northumberland, that Monsieur
Bonaparte appears very glad at having es-
capped from justice, and being we'll settled
IN that vessel, where his first question
was whether any of the officers would
play at whist. He has a long voyage to
make, and wishes to pass the time agree
ably"
.dugust IS.
Public funds 8 per cent. consols SO LIS
Ia, omnium 1-2 5-8 premium.
1t is believed, that in the Treaty of
Commerce that is to be concluded be-
tween Great Britain and France, the
cotton manufactures Of the former and the
silk stuifs of the latter, will be recipro.
cally received under moderate duties
The Hen. Mr.. Bagot. Ambassador to the
y. States OF America, is to embark in the
Lacedemonian for n. York,
1t is said that Vice Admiral Fleming will
have the command at ST. Helena, at the
peace, and that he will proceed thither as
soon as Sir George Cockburn shall have
established Bonaparte there.
King Jrseph Bonaparte, having returned
from short and rapid jaunt to the south
ward, has taken the seat owned and for
merly occupied by Milford Courtenay, OH
the Banks of the Hudson.
We understand from an official source,
that king Joseph sent gentleman out i'll
the ship Tontine which sailed yesterday
Tor Bordeaux, to accompany his wife and
family tothis country. ". y Pafer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07
DICKS. MOORE e. 20

WILL receive in few days, from the
SNIP Marcellus, now at City Point, 40
packages OF British manufactured Goods,
CONSISTING OF
Rose and Dutilc Blankets.
Kendall Cottons,
Blue, Green and White Plains and ker-
seys,
Coarse aud Fine Cloths and Cassimeres
Swansdown and To.lenet Vestinge,
Fiannels. Coating, Carpetng,
Bombazetts, Hardware, &c.
hey VIII also receive by the ship dian
Nhiei' daiiy expected from London, an ell
eglnt and extensive assortment .f Iondou
su crime Cloths and Cassineres. Cotton
Goods. &c making large and gener as
SOL tment OF Winter Goods, which they
~hi sell by the package o. piece, for c ,sh
o approve paper.
@ tber z. 45-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07
URTrLOCK g .SHqp8RD

A RE just receiving, II HAND SOAfE
"A YdRIEIToFS IS0NADLE GOODS CAREFUL. s.
svi.d from The late niortatons this City and Ne,
York, VIZ. ~ w ~"
superfne London cloth, and eassneres, seconds ditto -
10, scarlet white, rid and fanI.is ha 10 tIcs
rose ana duie bank fine WORST hoo. ry ANA
Knit worsed shirts and drawers bomhalette (plin ana
nsu'uJ elegant toine,t vesngs, fine Irish lin MS linen
enitc. anu lawns rich dntSk table cloths two a,b half
ny siN .srs, 81 and ioi rich tablcask plaid cling
Madras and black silk handkerchief hair eor and esnbrc
dmi,r beavr baeh-skin dosln, Lid and waSAieatl,sr
ro'eS, black and White ey1ne fiorentas s-rr,,y. G
Ne and s.lri " OF other GOODS. Which, toeS,rr win
The supplies they expect shortly receive Will render their
assortment YER, general.
n. B. ~ O. Saiseeys tciithcr io.se s,ices az first,
October T. as A,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07
EUROPEaA. LltpnRr ar,IO Ate

We import broad-cloths from Britain, silks from
France, wines from Spain, duck from Russia, g gar
from the West-Indics, and Baitas from the East ;
we get the fruits of every cline and the produce os
every soil but let us, while our commerce is so
vide aud extensive, beware how we import the po-
li,icai modes, which SO fashionable in Eu-
rrope--;hc Alexander Cap, the Louis Livery, or the
Prussian Coat-tbe doctrines which have risen in
totemporary ecidf from the success which has at
tended th1ir PRONUNCIATION. The power Of Lesi-
innate Princes is all the rage in the old world ;
the rights OF the People for the moment laid aside
and laughed at, us being out OF fashion. We must
be still more upon our guard, as there are mis-
creants enough among us, devoted TO the hereses
as they are To the iuxuries Of Europe, who would
import these prevalent doctrines, and cry them up
rs t.e only genuine ones. Let MS scout all sucl,
men as would rejoice that " France hss returned a.
gain to the bosom OF her legitimate Princes" aud
put theseal upon every renegade, who wound wish
to import the trsppings of royalty amongst us.
Let us guard our republican doctrines, with as
mHch hdeltN, rs the Nestal Virgins did the sacred
lire OF the sun.
or We arc happy TO lesrn, that William and
Mary IS about to rise with renovated splen,lour
from her ashes. The buildings ar. undery, ing
considerable repairs (; the Apparatus is improving
ana there's every prospect of a large influx of Stu
dents Virsinisns will you not encourage this Oh
Ject VIII ycu let your fly 10 Yale or Prince.
ton while William g Mary, the alna .Haiei. oil
us all, is passed by with contempt
o. a" Friend to Tas,c''-is in type.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07
NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN m
N'UTTCN.

IkNf1E Subscribers having formed a ron.
Il necti3n; will undertake commission tho na,,,or.
nonrtsidcntS. " A-S'''ue'S!, Tor
those n9rErestlents, whoare interested in lands i; 70
nehy, WIZ 90 well 10 attend To the adiusne1,f Of IL
ens previous TO the first Of january nNtAn net oc ~
legislature takes effect on that day. nhii;ng ih n,
non OF SUNS either at law equity for The recovery "a,
hng where any person persons have settled ON th
urdsr an adverse claim or title ~ '"e S"''e'
nose who wish TO employ The suI,scr;tsrs viii .dt
Their letters TO George Walker, NcloIasyile @
W or 10 Alfred D. Egfleston, Paris Bourbon COUNTY E.
tuCky. !' MN
GEORGE I1dLRER. NchoIaS,;Ii
ALFRED q, ECCL NJ Per-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07
1HiA1Y DOLL.IR.S RET I'm

1HLhII DOLLIHS REH nm
ID UNAWAY from the Subscriber, living IA.
q Chesterfield, on The 5th September lie,
Negro Man, named HjI,L, about SIX C.e, XII,
vey black and very round-sbo,lldcrsd, narta6Is
brood teeth, very thick lips. Had ON whom he IL,
richmond, green surtout coat, white uaotaloo,s
and sIwairow boots. He is a very enosi VI
wright, and ! expect he will attempt 10 pass I'M, :.
Tree man, and eudeayor 10 get work l., some fo,.,a
towards the north.
The above reward, with all reasonable ev,,s....
will be paid, on the delivery If the said peyro ~,
me at the Coal Mines, Chesterfield County. Va. N,
Tor the securing HIM in any ial so that oet him o
gain. EDJp'D bHOOLDHJITsE
JUST PUBLISHED, NJ PfTER C11J057J,I
Nd for sale, by the Gross, Dozen, or Single liz
N Mem Virginia .4bndnuck f,r { 9 yea, If on,
Lord, 1916, containi' the Rising and Setting Pr.
cesand Eclipses of the Sun and Moon, t,e Some
ing aEd Phases Of the Moon the Planes, MACE
Moons Latitude and Place Other Node, for The frs.
7th, 18th, 10Th aud 25Gh dayso Of each month ~
Conjunctous, OppOsiions and other Aspects az
Planets the Rising, Setting and Sonihmg n
PLANETS, and most conspicuous fxed Stars; also ~
increase, decrease, and length Of days, yib
Festivals
ALSO--The Government ofth Cornmo
Of Virgins, list of Members OF the \
House Of Deb gates, las FAR as practicable. z
Delegates TO Congress, County and Coz
Courts, Quarterly Courts, Circuit Court,
Courts, Courts oftse District q Couu,t
Courts Of Law, Government of Forib.t
its Courts a complete Gardeners Cslc
aud Poetry, p correct list Of tie Cleft
County and Distric Courts, lie; OF "a
United States Stamps, sc. sc.
.4aaBfcd 10 tie Lsfihl,Se and .1fsrid. {.
noBd, ealcl,lalefJg
DAVID RTcBAP
- ofLofsa cooa1 Z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07

m be Sold, gUishout ye8erve,
4 Wndsor, on the 10th day 81 this month, il
SEES Mules, Cattle (among which are 10 Cowspriae,
n,lik sheep and Hogs. with the plantation Gteno,
sis oil every descrption--Aso, the Cron mad nr.
,ee Plantaon the present year, consisting Of abo
Corn, Fodder, &c.-Also, a yery rood Coacsa. - :,
Harness. Sale TO begin at 10 O'Clock. Terms
notes payable ON the first day of January NEXT
October T. oN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07
10 A M
ENQUIRER MARINE LIST.
PORT OF RIcnmoSD, VA


PORT OF RIcnMoSD, VA.
ENTERED.
Oct. 4.-Brig Frances, Pullinger, Iiverpeo
DTy-CooH, HdrdIrare .. Crates
AT City Point-Ship Niarccllus, Ward. Liverpool
DryC0odS, rates .. HqyuUarc
Sbep Sally, Read, Baltimore
DTytCoDos Groceries, Gc
SchT. Himet, IIansell, Norfolk
Stign, cegtr Moiasses, 5c
Brig New Packet, Leuet, boston
DTtG0Ods, Groceries, HaTGl5raJe, e5c
Stoop Richmond Packet, EglS-rt, Ncw-Nork
Dry-Coods Groceries, PUNT, &c.
SciT. Ricmond Addmgton, NeW-York
Dry-GoOds, &c
Slo2b Far Play, Freeman, New-York
Groceries, Dr.
ss1e. 6on Sherman, Petersburg
BoiiqsL
Fly, Freeman, Norfolk
Po0tocY.
Oct. Z. Hunter, Hay, New-Y0rk
Boia5f
S'9go Three Sisters, Duliie, Philadelphia
oct.e.-Stgqp Merritt, Brown, Norl5lk
Whheiead, Sugar, Moasses lJc. o.
Sci5. Hunter Terry, New-Yor1
Ballast
CLEARED.
oei.3.-Shr Sarah Ann, Dean, New.York
SOS ggrrrls Eiei0
C'alcn, Robinson, New-lork
40 keqs IOjaoco. 1908 bis. Four, 900 Jtshes Bran
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07
FOR IC0TE

4 GREEABLY TO the last will of John Walker
the highest bidder, on Tuesday The o4,h 100, 80 ~
the premises the plantation Wherein The ss;d W.
ker resided, containing 1854 Acres, wing in ,I.
upper end OF said connty.-.4Lsg, Slaves. cops;'|7
mgol men, Wpmen, Boys and Gi!s, The stock Of
ioId{S Iescr'puon' crop ofCorn, Fodder, House.
hod Il Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Utc,sis a.
~ months credit will be given for all SUMS abors.
olo, the purchaser giving bond with approved s-
curit to carry interest from date, ifnof Doocl,ai,
p pa, persons having claims against said es.
tSie' are hereby requested to bring them f,gwar =
all indebted, are requested To make imroed;ot 49, =
menL to A3RONH3SRLN;S, Executor .'
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TTT3I----
"A Petition will be pr"se1 tel II The rcx,+.
Kan Virginia Assembly to sell the ldsn the eouit, of
ba.h' belonging 20 The of Hf1u6Lre n W
OF Tue county of Essex. for the purpose Of ,T;n he
ana ana the residue for the support and education ofb ~
dJ--ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07

WILL DE SOLD,
E'o the highest bidder, on Friday the 9th If Oc-
toher, at the plantation Of Ro C. Wiiliamaoe
sn ,ng itsek ofCat;ie Hogs and Sleep some Plan
u'e property OF the late John Williamson.
Terms q Sade--All sums of $50 or less. cash
over 20 dollars aeredit of six months will br civ
ea' Tue purchaser giving bond with approved seeu
ry, To carry interest from the day CT sale If mot
punc:uslly paid. The .ddJu,p,s,,,,,;,.' ''s
Octoberl4. IL o,
,.,s ne above sale is postponed till Friday the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07

The Kingdom cfMe .Netierland'.
This new kingdom embraces, besides the seven
Uuited eo,ioces, he greater part Of the country
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07
NURPHYJ SCOTT77
HAVE FOR SALE. IN STuEE

HAVE FOR SALE, IN STORE,
500 sacks salt, Liverpool flied,
- crates queens ware, containing Guns aud
saucers, various sizes, bowls, mugs. &c. :
90 boxes cotton cards, ~
Is tons bar iron,
10 hogsheads Muscovado sugar,
100 bags and barrels coffee
puncheon. Antigua rum.
October T. 6so,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07

generally known under the name OF the Austrian
Netherlands. Il all included in the year 1919.
within the French Empire, and formed the greater
part oil 10 French departments The Austrian
provinces we're annexed in the year 1795, soon al
ter their conquest by the French, being formed in
to nine departments, and were formally ee,ied to
fraaee by the emperor of Germany al the trea-
~ ofCampo Formio, in October, 1899 The u.
Provinces after their conquest by the French, for
some years, bore the name OF the BGfGviGn Re-
p.6sr, afterwards that of the K,re!or of Holland
and we're not formally annexed to the empire un-
I'll 1910. They were then divided into seven
departments. corresponding nearly with the
seven province The following statement of the
population oft''e country, founded on the estimates
made by the French a1thoriti,s of the inhabitants
ofthe severa! departments while belonging to France,
may be considered the truth az any that can
at present b. obtained
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07
0ctoder2. GEO; NEWTON, President.
Bye-Laqus ofthe Noyfolk Lancasfrian
N-L


l. The Society shall he composed of ali sb.cr, - .
Meeting shall be held once a year 80 ei'' anu
- ~ uS annual Meeting, eleven Trustees shall he
81 by ballot, TO superintend the concern, of the t;is
D. ne trustees shali eject from their body President
Eice-Presidcnt, Secretary and Treasurer A. NtsL'
shall be competent transact buses,, =, any nS,:
d ne trustees shall have power to receive con,r,J,,S
ana subscriptions, to manage the funds and d;r,ci ,r 49,
photonI 70 me purposes Of the Society to emuIpv Je,
e'er aidf hrs salary, to procure suitable on.e -
tfer things for the school, and To nrescr;i.. ri' , y
admission OF scholars and the government f III el ~
eau meetings OF the members when they dem; II
ana ingeieral todrect and control t,, y,,t,, r. ~,
shah kep regular accounts, make rt.pfrt AT
Oftlie school. ~ '"'u progress
S. Allpayments and contributions shall, made
nrtr VINO shall keep regular accounts OF rcepts ami o.
g. The Secretary shall keep journal Of the proc,;o, e
the trustees. N P'"NeemhSs oi
7. The President or vicepresident shall call n u, 20 A.
trustees whenever he thinks PROPER on 81, tls ~ ~
o. any two menbrs OF the beard oftrustees.
o. ~ ctseOi vacancy among the trustees they aIi ,
me vacancy ~ ballot from the Subscribers In b ,t a.,
9. The subscribers shall Immediately nav ono hale &c a.
respective subscriptions into the hands of the ,r,,s,r,
uustets ay from Tune n time ON tIlt ,,Ilscr;
Drs such other sums, mot exceeding their re,nec,, 80,
scrphons) rs may b. needfll fe D
TO- The trustees shall appoint monthly cornree c,
persons TO be called the school COMMITTEE Vim ain 49,
st ue sciooi inspect and examine into It's eODIit;,
and police and admit scholars w " i'uOi'
IL Tuition money shall ~ pad ousrtcrv In od.oo ~,
scholar 70 D. received by the teacher without tclet F.
We treasurer. The teacher may establish s,cl r,l.s a.,
regulations iorthe internal school Government a. h. ~
uiink proper, not Inconsistent vit fh,. -
exact strict attention 10 cleanliness v ~ scIol,-e
ai0" nOe having infectious diseases a. contiuue in scli
GEO NEWTON, presiSenf.
RoRERT %. TATLon, Secretary.
----
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:, United i'r0,snces.
Mouths Of the Mouse 3os.6oO
Mouths OF the Ysse, Ii5.OOO
Eastern Ems I2SQ 900
Western F...s lgl loo
FreSaland I75 'AOg
Upper Yssci Ig2. 700
Zuyder Zee SOY 500
i,7S3,5o0
Dyle ASH o6o
Scheidt 6S6AsS
LIS Ao1 IiS
DeuS Nethes 367,tSi
Lower Meuse 267 900
Part Of Forests saw oOOo0O
Jemape 100000
Sambre and NIeuse 100000
Ourte $4,000
3,3OS,9sS
Total of Inhabitants, 5.os7,lss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-07
TTGCRJPm

% A" Friend to Taste in type.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-02
DARTMCOR.
To the Editor Of .as Mrtioua, .qdvoec,s.

To the Editor Of The Nctioral .9dvoects.
Err,
BY inserting the inciosed communication to
che public, in answer 10 Ness. King and Lar
penfs report on the partmoor massacre, you
will render particular service to all the gentle
men who have signed it, As well as to all your
unhappy countrymen. who were the sufferers by
sentaticn Of the same, in the aforementioned re
port. Should it be necessary, the attestation, on
oath, of al The undersigned, TO the truth of these
remarks, can be obtained, as well as all those
who were witnesses of that unfortunate occur
renee.
am, sir, yours respectfully,
WALTER COTTON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-02

w. COTTON,
JOSEPH SWAIN,
ARCH'D TAYLOR,
ADM MINTYRE,
WILLIAM COCHRAN,
DAVID INGALLS,,
REUBEN SHERMAN,
RICH'D l. MACKAY,
HENRY DOLLIVER,
y. WEEKS,
PHILIP BLACK,
HOMER HULL,
JAMES VI. BUSHFIELD
JOHN JONES,
WM. DIMERELL,
THOMAS WARD,
WIN X. WHITE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-02
From CObbett's Weekly Registerof7fay 10
10 conREsPrv nEvrs

NNIIEI97FT'
IN TIE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
BoTLET, near Southampton, May 90, 1915.
have, within these few DAYS, had rendered to
me through the post, small parcel from Ameri-
ca, with = 's70sbnbers' written on it. This parcel
hal, IT appears by the bost-marE, been sent from
Liverpool 70 London, end from London 70 Botley.
The charge on it was 9s. Cd. sterling that is 10
say, however, IN our paper money, being about,
at this time, dollar and half ! did not take
the parcel, OF course, much as wished to see its
contents. Prom this account, il will be 2erceiv-
ed, that unless parcels Of newspapers, coming
from America, be actually conveyed By tho bearer
f them either to ne at Dotley (Which can sell
ION raPPe'l OF 10 london, the object in sending
them must be defeated for, iila of daily Do.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-02
PUBLISHED
ON WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
BY JOHN BURKE,

Four Doors belo1r the Bell T'aUern, at Four Dollars
per a,,iiirn, paid in advance.
~ Advertisements inserted at the usual
price, and promptly attended to.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-02
WIN. CoBBETT.

p. s. Since writing the above, have f22d
Nay) received. from some friend in PhiladelDbia-
a small file Of 4iTor1s, containing the g The eu,
POSITION ofthe Causes and Character Of fie Var
This paper, it appears, is official, and was ready
for official PRONUNCIATION, Just at the time when
the news ofthe Peace arrived, never read so
a6'oa papers never one calculated 10 produce so
great sn impression, Il is an invaluable doeu.
ment for history a noble monument of the pnws
CT OF the human mind. If our government hayn
received this paper, and If thsy win but read il
carefully, they will am sure, clearly see, that
any attempt either to deiude, subdue, on cheek
the rise Of America, must fail OF success. The
paper would ill about four Whole Registers, per
haps. But, though cannot insert IL, Il w,u be
OF great use to me and beg the sender u 4e,
ceptofmy best thanSs,