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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-06
TRADE or CANADA

oiuavs ON p alert o. have this Journal he first IA
<cii information, mercantile friend has b r,guts st,
~ ,,,spt in f1 hiug with The Exports ard Imports
a. ,e, fifteen. from the CustorulouiC. A.
,i ~ have consulted the hest informed Merchants ~ s
ct; th. yalme oF each TINT is. te actual cost 81
Ft,fti rat , ioird, covering III charges bat not taking
snts the OF rNehaig' when WOud "iDtst
- ,o,;ible Z, fx ay average during last pnson. u
~ i,f tyry.r he 10 per below par. Toe imports
- ta,,J M The aferagc Of Irgt sales dummy the
-. 80 inst,e-. Rum s.. o. Brandy U.s. Gin g. a.
tl;. C. gcucrlr o. Port los. low Wrfs OF a Urtf
m oiai value or Exports statc 1T 340ool bnlh1S Cur
,r~ Oh which fnub'r constitutes ihc rratHt ior" O
t,ur 4, up,sris of t5o J10ffs come f'rNf uirlu,,
\ c,,.;i l',,y exceed Orgoo POI and Pearl Asc can
80 b. 1T above a. nCO. 10 deduction b. nse iot ~ x
-, .s nm Ti.rts s,ay fliriy ecHimaWd ~ S7oc)9l %
sle fiel.s exclusive Of uryGonds- SUBJECT 70 ~ per
Z, NJ i,uuor futy, Ut winch unfortunately thc Wlre not
80, ;, e oT IA; rstgrt. Perhaps Is far rNCect miiui
t1r!s. or t,csi rDr and hnlf II onr we're % s''c
thrf o. -tr t commercial sHt' OF tc province, We
sar I. rsd app.4natc tJo rucht0 tl1t oit" U.Sfaes
az his o. NJ we. hkr ncigOnr have nutProiuce 20
~ for q G.rfh uari of imports ie money erhttd ny
d,al. duriny t,e atc mus bF ncariy abspfieJ boo
oai,lstions on Goods 0f re- iOrE:on o. n,w establish
rs ia anil ;tc ,1yefinntW VIII very soon have itle rc-
- H., In s,,v, ,4ors tis f the Treasury, Weause u las
,lir -, med Tie Whole of he hrmy Faptr After
,.,f , more money ui b. wartfd tnan for tie current
,,,e. III ,l. peace establishment. The mtoga cOuse-
- te vie b. "a m ase ~ tic rtc 81 ezclang tins WITH
lsed rnripf presents rafhera orl0rn prpect gr ne
1919 ;. viii 81 ti,e rum &c Aivcutuicrt numbers OF
sgffn s.si. o. csffy year nititt % uie % we country
,r.gIy T0put down close MORNING prognosiieatlon' We
80 ,ffer Ourselves with 60 nmea,e quantity Of Lsmvr
al As,lsmeSi scas1n boz tiee wi 20 py snort way,
~ ,gt,, :, o.,,s nom h. tncd States nust bc pHd N
,,,e ,s,ea, vii lll be carfd Of fiyur and whca We
x5 llc1 " - lssteley as reyy AOf3asd Rs1' croP,
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he following bill was finally rejected in the
House Of Del, gates, on Feb. II, 1916, by Teas
and Mugs, which follow.
Il BILL
Requiring The sheri65 ofhc d.Gcre,if cotltics am,
cltf1or7iio7s 7vitAia tie Commonwealth tn take
tie se"seof the be0bls ESon The Propriety Of cali
iRe Convention.
WHEREAS, 1t is represented 10 the present Gene
raj Assembly Of Virginia, that the good people
ofthas Commonwealth desire various aGendmeLt3
60 the constitution Oi this state:
Re u enacted By Me General .4ssem5iy, That
the several sherils, other persons authorised to
conduct elections within this Commonwealth, shall,
at the time and place Of holding their respective e.
iections ~ the mprth nj April next keep such ok
rs kept for polling the votes given for delegates
TO Tie General Assem- iv, in which be shall write,
at the I'll Of one cOiu,n, the word " Convention"
and at tic top Of the other, the words no Conycu-
ton" and IN tlIe sail book he shall write or cause
10 be written, the rame OF every person who shall
VOC ut such election (havng freehold rs the law
dtrecs,) either IN the other Of ssd columns,
A. The person voting may declare for or against the
call Of 4 Convention.
H. BsW further enacted. The sheriff Or other
person conducting sneh election, shall, by the hf
tccbth dsy III J0ne thereafter, furnish the Exccu-
I've 81 This Commonwealth wth an stteaed ceDv,
sworc e" before n,agistrate Of his county or cor.
'orailoa, - tic aggregate nanllrr Of yoiee given IN
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Ntw Ynnl,. Fchrnarv q

NKw NOnE February 81
Hrrar, If ,e,;.r from ara'eso Bay, dtei February ?,
1916.
nses look fr any imports from this quarter for
eondr .bie tinc In fact do not near OF any vessels
offering the States No Willing 10 slp for
lime coni, could they, any extent, the Rum
only now commencing e brought down, and there is
considerable demand tor the British province, where gen
reii;s have fallen for England from, od sterling per
gallon 10 LID. Lumber very dull, and prstnt
very bounly supplied with AL kinds OF provisions, which
mr.. selling loN, and likely 10 continue So
The shippers from SIDE. must not attcr them
,el,es wild, High prices, immediate, sais; the wants
OF the planters being suppiel and the crops exceedingly
short.
large ship from Norfolk has lust arrived, and another
rnomenty eSpect.d from n. YORK;
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I<
ILL OMENn

Air. Faddy's ReSo,Tce."
T..
Whiciay-light Jet sleeping under the billuw,
And stars in the hri, ems stil! lung riGg shOnc,
Soung Kitty all hlushins, ruse up from her pillow,
The last time she Ger to press Il alone.
Forthc youth tlu she trrssr her heart aid her soul in
Had promis'd to link ti.e last tie before. nvon
And wlnn the young heart Of a maiden is stoen,
The maiden herself wiilstea after il soon
IL.
~ she ookd in the glass which ne'er misses
Moreover tiiie for n s.y glance two,
A butterfly, fresh frnrn the night-fiuwerS kisses,
Flew the mirror, anl Shaded her y,cs.
Enragd with thcinscct, for hiding her graecs.
She brushh him-he fell. alas never u rise
All such, N,id the giri," IS the pride sf our fcrs
"For which the sogis Innocence too often dies :"
III.
Willie she stole ihro the garden, where heartiea,e wa
growing,
She Guild sonie. and kssd or its night fllentew
And rose further on, lookh tempting aud glowing
That. spite other haste, she must gather i,;oo;
But, while Ger the cartlcs,l, leaning,
Her zone few in two and The hcart'sease wa, lost
All thi, mean," said the girl, (aid she sg.d ii,
meaning,
sThat love worth terepO.c it will eO,-! !"
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AN ACr

Concerning M Public Property in Tie Gin of
Ricilmlond-Pasicd Feb. ~, 1910.
BEH enacicd, That the Executive be, and they
are hereby anIri1ed to contract, with some person
persons ior regulating the surface of The public
square in the City OfItieilmond, aud for enclosing
planting and improving the same; the enclosures
10 he permanent. AID also fof painting, sluccoing
and Otherwise repairing and improving the Capitol.
aud constructing siasle on the lot upon which the
Cosernor's house is erected.
II. ,lad6sh fEtisr enacted, That Il shall aud
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-06
LAND rOi} SALE.


FESHE Subscriber offers for Sale fire hundred and
z torty.f our .7cres Of LAND-situated in the
County OF Halifax, between Dan and Staunton, on
the main roa'i leading to Richmond and Petersburg,
distant I2O miles from the former and 100 miles
from the latter place ; so miles from Lyuchburg
Most ct the above tract is FIRST tobacco land
containing about $50 acres of bottom on Difficult
Greek; equal in quality to ANY creek bottom in the
coanty.
Further description is deemed unnecessary as
persons wishing to purchase will certaiuy view the
land. Ii will be shewn by the Subscriber or ia his
absence, BY Mr.. John W. Scott.
WHIT. SCOTT.
HaHfIr, Fe5 10. e1-7s67cr
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however Abundant may De. nsrke- III u >
following year. We offend number OF read,
blt we think OF them will b. that have
pret eear ground to form conectur,s uPo. 10 ds
erimii,te truth is sometimes painful hui the impartial ob
server Ouct ~ lay ever, such coniraton aside express
hinS irt,i Nhen he it necessary Tor the public vel
iarv. Such observations ieEd the past tt surely
the! ana! be Of Future benefit and tbs Is al W. sshfor
i.llI.tlL i.laL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-06
METEORoLOGY.

SINE the .,,rn hat in September last fell with
.,l ity On %ew-Yurk, Providence, Boston, 'it
now thedownfa has el less trin lmd' occurred - the
.ane pery 0r many years past ie earth hath not been
r, by cold and heavy raIs, ior the dissolution Of deep
,n,vs mar nv keen and long frO The dryness ami Glenn
e,icy Of winter has hithcrts been remarkable The
e be,nt the invent yfith january noticed al the Ga-
.ttc Of at date, ware Interrupted ony ny thc road oil "a
otulr.d-afd from the present earIess and tranquility
al the atnJnre, the absence OF lct ana snow, ANA tS III
as. warmth the and the GARTH there IS great rea-
- 10 s c; tiit long serious check 10 the progress Of
The spring cannOt possibly take place;
But an elry spring IS announced by other Signs more
i,n - rtt h. and that ought not to escape attention.
Wv MANY ,in,, has houskeeper that hath liz ri ia ts
city the fifteen years. bought on ire twenty second teSE L.
ary f,c,l, esgs NJ tn rate of OF for adoilar!
That iyrls ard bs may have more acute, IN
te- nlner than man, is Acknowledged oy The abes, WI
e. nm Natural H>ory. But whether the gifts OF superior
utencs and Foresight contribute nte irnit OF their bOdIs
Is nlinown and IN their ac;'rs relative ote provision for
.r otig long LIRE its birth, whether they stiinuia
,I fro" nn. =; tie season, Or from within by their
,s. - b. ooti only conjecture they have, rowe
Dryyienee about them, that seldom misses rs object
od th admirable consistency OF heir c""ct IA'~ IN all ages
:muart,, ., manhd the most useful ssr tor Iie consi
Int ader OF this communicates Will not, therefore, be
r1,is 10 ;cn Ou this OCCASION the unusual nbun
ct o. fresh eggs in our markets as an extraordinary err
nanc beise il Is not only necessary link ~ the chain
of events bit which public tiat all may sc IT. and
~ son urOnit iOr TN niselNes' e
we understand that vrace - again restored in India.
,,natIs nncn be said, Of the contest in spanish Amer
eais eSecpu"l that " 'eVS"aDete'coy'" INC '''ef'
one Of ts Idiamen lately arrived oo st. Helena.
,b nd When the vessel appeared in sight the chipping
,oads signal. the rcck-Do doubt tlat sharp ook oui
,,:si,t ~. n,,lc, y0sfsH (cAii.eL
Enr,t1aates.-On the morning the l5ih u two Hnrt
,aseIs vi a earthquake W re ielt at WrNp MASSACHUSETTS
a lie time of the earthquake the air calm. and % Is
si many wtge awakened from sleep Dy the motion Of tlir
L,s r liz the peculiar nOSc attending u. On tlr dos
flyg nssurts cracks we're discovered in tie esr.
trr,g 10 great distance, aud branching ~ various dTetii
oe III t,e cracks asccrtaincd 90 be -evcl ,et
don he's. earthquakes noticed at Sunbury and
Fra,naia. At tie fvrmer place the ground Opentdas at
weston.
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2'7vcnty Dollars Re7yard !!


> UNhWAY from VIM. Net;es, residing il
4 q, this City, about the middle of January last,
negro fellow named CHARLES, the properly cf
the Sabscr'ber-Said Charles was hired to Mr..
Nettles, and has lived in ,is City Cor the last three
years. lie isa Remarkably Llaek negro, about five
feet eight or nine inches high ;bas small scar on
one side ofhis forehead, large mouth, and suiEy
look.
1t is supposed that Charles hss followed his vile,
who was sold by MIR. VIM. Fucher Of this Civ, to
Mr. Davis OF Soutli-CaroIna, who carried her to
LOUISA county, Va. into the neighberhood of Mr..
Prentis OF said county whence AR Davis will take
her to South Carolina, where, it is presumed,
Charles will follow her. !. is believed ne has CD
tanned free papers, AID will enieavor to pass as
freeman.
The above reward, and all reasonable expenees
will be psll on delivery Of the sad negro to tie Sub
scriber, residing in James City county, Na.--or for
securing lTn in any Jail, so dat get him agsiu
PHlLMER GREEN.
ks6f1G'y Is. 9I-7i5s'
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HaEfar, Ee5 10.
In LmhroUed Farm for SAFE.

an improved FdTW /OT SAFE.
YkNtE Subscriber intending to remove in few
= months to the western part of the state. offers
tor sale tie Farm on which ne at present resides, in
the county ofCnpeper containing about 900 acres.
The quality Of the land, which is naturally good,
has been improved By the culture of clover AMI the
use OF Plasterof Paris, to which it is admirably e.
dapted. More than half the tract is under culiiya-
ton, divided into convenient fields; the remainder
IS ia wo1d and well stocked with valuable timber.
The buildings, consisting OF handsome and eonve-
nent dwel-g-bouse, with several spacious Offices
and an ice-huuse, are well calculated for the com-
Portable accommodation OF large family and other
improvements. such as barn, Oncluding very
good threshing machine), extensive stables garden,
orchard, meadows and grazing-grounds, combine
many objects ofntiiity, ornament and profit Eve
ny part oil the tract we'll watered by never-faig
springs and streamcts; aud whether the estate is
appropriated to graia or TO grass, with ordinary
care, 1t will be very profitable Situated within
miles and half o.. the courthouse, il admits all the
benefits to he derived from healuliness of climate,
lucrative cultivation aud good society. Possession
may be had of the premises, Including 1870 acres of
wheat land sowed last fall, on closing a contract.
10 accommodate purchasers, the land would be
divided into three parts, of which il will well adat
The terms, which will be made very easy and
convenient, may be known, as well rs any further
information required, by application to George Ha-
milton, Esq. near frederioksburg, John M'Neaie
Esq. living near the premises, the subscriber.
PHILIP II. THOMPSON.
Culpeper, Jan. So S5--w6vs
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Jain Randolnh. IneOdeyick 3. Dudley and
JUDITH RcndoLih.

+ pleased TO take notice, that shall
proceed at The clearinghouse OF Mr.. Johu Aiestr
IN The eoun-o Cumberland, totnke the epositons de ls
sse % john NoulsoD and others, commencing On tie f
day OF Apri next ard cOnUe from day day til the 81
y ot SAID month"; 10 he red evidence three suits Deepen
ding ~ the Superior Court of Law. for said county ia t
first OF which am plaintiff ard John Randolph deftndani
III The second, the plaintiff and tie same defendant
~ tn third, the plaintiff and Judith RuIiolph 81
Iheodrek r. Dudley, defendants, whore YOU and each q
you may nttenu II yuu please. JAMES HALL
NIB The paroles ned in the three suits referred
IN tie above notice are NJ liberty take the deposos ii
ny respectable person persons they please upon giving me
notice ut the time and place.. allow you tins liberty Ia e.
der to putan end TO the above suits that been airea
pr"iraeIed TO unreasonable and uiustiiablt lengths
February 90. 94-7gsrp.
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IN CHANCERY.- Mathews County

IN CHANCERY.-- Mathews County
a Court, the 1871, day of November 1915.
I'm. Aniss jT. amt Margaret his 1riE, Complainanis
gainn Mary nachcB John Bfachc1 Sarah 1f0cienn, al
,inird'rir u IhoHas 1ldchsn tcn5ed, Sarah Haghes
euf John D. Jarvis, Sheriff and C0pDfeee Of The eRGic y
Mary Mochcgi ccenscd, and nlso the estate If oin Mac
en-, deqe ,aiad,isfeJed by Mary 3larleni. his 1rizs
0ndadl'F. Defendants.
The defendant Sarah Hughes widow Of Lux Hughes dec.
not having entered her appearance and given security
eOrdg othc act OF Assembly and the rules of this court,
and appearing the satisfaction ofthc court tat The said
defendant j. not nhabitant Of this State on the motion
OF the plaintiffs BY their counsel, his Ordcred That tic
sud dciendantdOappcar here the first day Of p
next ahawer the bill of the plaintiffs, and thai copy of
this order b. forthwith Inserted IN sone newspaper publish
I'd IA sle city Of Richmond, for two months successfully
and posted at the trout door Of the court house Of this
u. COpy-Icsfs,
JOHN PATTERSON, C. NJ c. y
gQ-w8wf
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MessrS. William n. .3Yen, Daniel .alIe7i
and Merit .Akicn.
GENTLEMEN,
4 > you are not residents Of this State g
2 have 10 agents known me, you are hereby notified
that ou The irst Monday IN Aprilney Pelxvic,in ty
county OF Cumberland, between The hours 81 nc ucsek ia
the morning and sunset of h. same ds, sb1n take he
Propositions 81 Doctor Newton Ford and others. TO b. Rad ~
evidence ina suit depending 10 the Superior Court Of Chan
Gerry w tie Richmond District in which alf A. Harris
end Eliza bis vile arc plaintiff and you sld oters deter
dams.
II from any the DISPOSITIONS arc not taken on lie
said FIRST Monday, cy viii BE- pke, d.. saDe place On,
he preceding day. ALLEN r. IfAHRIs
February % gt.soiao
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rBY REOUEsT1

The following I}l was finally rejecied in the
House Of Del, gates, on Feb. ~, 1916, by Teas
and Mugs, which, follow.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-07
ar.f.YYSH IMPRESSION! !!

Mr.. Adolphus w. Campbell, young
gentleman or respectable parents, at Hackcn-
sack, N. J. who went 10 sea in tho brig ia.
son, w. osurcn, ftom Baltimore, 10 indulge
the romantic nc,ion of being ssuor. aud
crossing tho wide Atlantic, has recently rc-
turned. This fac, Is stated hero, for the
purpose OF observing, that while at Havana,
where no lcf, tho Jason, no was Impressed
on beard tho Spanish friga,e La Atochs,
(la,eiy burnt 10 the watcrs's edge) and had
much difficulty in chsaining his release
This, therefore, conlirms the eeeout given Ia
= recent letter, from u gentleman at Havana,
to the editor OF the Aurora and calls for but
ono remark-if the officers Of Ferdinand have
thcs really commenced that horid system OF
Of ofimpres,hsnt, for which we have SO rightly
ehas,ised the English, there is no other rl.
TO, native but TO resort, at oncey 20 that exom-
plary modo of punishment, which their inso-
lent aud iawless conduct so loudly demands.
.haf. .fdv.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-07
War Department.

THE act or Congress OF the 26,h OF April 1916:
having provided that where any MILirAav
LAND WNnGAurs shall be lost or destroyed. upon
due proof thereof 20 abe satisfaction OF ,c Srcws.
rARy or wAa. a Patent shall issue In the same
manRer rs nthe Warrant was produced and when
the same proof shall be produced, Mat any Soldier
Of the Regolar Army has lost ids pissuARsE aud
Certificate Of faithful service, the Secretary OF Mar
shall cause paprs To be furnished tuch soldier as
viii entitls him to hia Land NAsrant AiAd Iaicnl,
To enable all persons comprshcnled by the pro-
Visions Of the said act, to avail t.cnssives Of u,r
relief intended 10 be granted The scctesy for tho
Department of War has direc,ed. that n, case &C
Military Land Warrants which have been loss or
destroyed, the party shsI upoa osl:, ia ,wsi,inTs
the time place and manner Of such loss or de-
ltruction. the date and number Of the Warrant and
the company and regiment 10 which the Soldier be-
longed az the time Of his discharge, and also tbe
The oath must be made before an officer duly quail
flied to administer il, and the official chrrsc.er and
signature of such ofhcer must be certified by llta
Clerk " the Couny, the Mayor Of the City, or such
other officer as is rcquired by the laws and ussyss
Of the state where It il made. Every application
will be advertised one month IN the papers Of the
state where the applicant resides. before any decis.
Ion will be made in the by the Secretary Of tho
Department Evidence In corrobovaton Of that Of
the party, will be required, where il Is not ssisfac
toriIy shewn TO be out Of his power TO- produce it,.
In the case Of lost clsCHARGES. the deposition.
in addition 70 the time. place and ahner Of the loss
or destruction Of tue DisCHApCE. must set fortis
che ssd place :. enlistment, hs semPony aud yegi>
msnt 10 which fhc Soldier belonged fAs time sfhis
diseharyeMe date ffte dsseharys aud me rerk akJ
name Of the officer uho sisned lit must also state
whether the discharge contained the certificate pc
hithfuI service. requifcd by law, or tho words.
"HONpRAVLY DISCIiAnGEu," or oiber words
OF that import. The deposition Of adi,iaterested
witness as 20 she service and discharge of,hcsppi-
cant, isrsqoired in corrobora,lon OF his own scsi.
mopy. Where this is no, produced. the rcason cf
its ron.productiQn must be satisfscioriIy sta,cd-
Tbe testimony must be authenticated IN thc Tr4',ner
preecrbcd in the case Of lost Warrants. viierc
tho precise dates or numbers cannot be stated they
may be stated to the best Of The recollection of lo
pifnsss, whose ered6.6tg the Magistrate, @ho take,
the evidence. must certify in the usual for,n
or The publishers Of the Lava, OF the United
States viii insert the above once week sor three
weeks, Julv oGi, fclc
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-07

hYoriCI is hereby given, that the Direct Tax, as.
IN sessed on the towns Of Bristol, Warren. bar.
rington, Portsmouth and Middle,own, for the year
thousand eiglt hupdred and fifteen, laid in con-
ormty to The act Of Congress, passed the ninth Of
January, one thousand eight hundred and fifteen,
upon the following described property, is nav re.
naming unpaid, and that unless the sad tax, with
ten per centun. in addition thereto, shall be psid to
the subscriber, or before, thelweith day Of Al.
shall Le necessary to satisfy the said TAX and twenty
per cent, in addition thereto, will be sold at Public
Auction, at the Collectors Office, in the town OF
Newport in the county Of Newport, the sa!e 10 com
mencc at eleven O'Clock, A. n. on the sale twelfth
day OF August.
A more particular description Of the property will
be given 1t the time and place Of sale,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-07


The las. Mercury has extracted . piece
from Nsw-York paper, in which tho cage
Editors make themselves very merry. IL Is
on account Of Col. Johnson, Of Kentucky,
having withdraw0 his name az candidate
for reelection TO Congress. Col. Johnson
supported tho Compensation BiIl,'' there
fore many of his former friouds refuse him
their suffragss. But is this singular in
stance! Do not these Editors recollect ono
Hanson, of ta'hing- -hafehes memory !--weli
then, this same great fers,naye stands pre-
cisely in tho same predicament with Col.
Johnson. he declines going to Congress
again, for one OF the very best reasons id the
world-his constituents will no, let him 60
Nor 10 this leader Of the iafhirg .hassaes band
alone-wo have heard OF some of the gentry
in Connecticut, In Massachusetts, and cise-
where, who ceeiaed reelection, and for the
same very obvious reason. People who live
in houses OF glass, should be careful how
they throw stones.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-07
SPANISH PATRIOTS.

Capt. Wilson, who arrived at Alexandra
2ist inst. ia days from St. Bartholomew,
Informs, thar sccouurs bad been received
at St. Biriholomews from the Main, stating
that the royaliss bad evacusted nearly the
whole coast of Venczuls, and that the Pa,ri
ois we're successful iu eysty fespect.
"Tbc FreOch heei we're raonently locked
for at Cuadiovpe"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-07

cl,rsss,.-TLs Secretary OF lie ~. S J
Trcasu,y has addressed a ci,culsr 10 the
State Banks respecting Bsuk, notes Of cer-
tain denomination; II these notes, Issued by
any lack, arc ION end after lM Oct. next)
pad 90 demand 10 the legal currency (eold,
silver and copper coins) then and then S''iy,
will they be received in payment for debts,
duties or taxes, due TO the United States, SC.
I, 10 said, and we believe correctly, ,ha: .
new Steam Boat, under Csp,sin Bunker, is TO
leave the port Of n. York, 10 few weeks for q
port in Russia! The owners being under o
contract thar she is 10 arrive OH or before the
first Of Deeembss. This grand undertaking,
we understand, 10 10 fulGlmeni or acceptance
Of contract offered to MIR. Fulton by the EN-
psror Of Russis, allowing him The exclusive
uavigalion Of steam. boats in TIC Russian en-
pire for IS years. AS the vessel is built as
substantial and strong as sloop OF war, little
or no doubt is entertained by naval mea Of
the practiesbiliiy Of tho attempt. We arc
delighted with the prospect'of u s,csm. boat
propelled across the Atlantic ocean by Ame-
ficans (" the 6rsi."--CeL