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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
TAINTED L-N.IfEDL4TET'Y.
FALL GOODS.

FALL GOODS.
The Subscribers haping connected Themselves in
BUSINESS 1nnder The firm IF THOMAS 81 RICH
ARD CROUCH, are nozD oipe1ing an elegant
GtEASONABLE GOODS, in the house former
- y occupied by Major Robert Gsmbe, (cor
ner ct T. and l4th streets amongst which are the
following
Best London superfipe cloths and cassimeres
Second and common do
ladies' pelisse cloths of superior quality
Snperiine kersey, moleskin and plain coatinss
Duiiie and common do
Forest cloths, plains, kerseys and napt cottons
Fine silk stripe, worsted quitting and other
fancy vestings
IOinet and swansdown do
Black and colored bombazeens
Bombazetts and printed rattinetts
irish tabinetts, Of superior qualities
Fancy silk velyets
Levantnes aud Florence silks
Rich figured satin Levaniines
India senshaws and sarcinetts
Black Forences
Silk, worsted and cotton hosiery
~ and Ca canbricks
Jackonett and null muslins
Fancy figured and Tambored do
Tambored and plain do
Elegant Levantine shawls and handkerchiefs
Damask and serge do
Printing cambrick do
Company and common banCannas
Ntd''i do iallCy no
6-S and "a Irish linens
Steam loom long cloth and common shirtings
Fresh eanibrics
An elegant assortment of thread laces and
edgings
Cotton and silk do
Black and white lace shawls and wells
Extra long and short kid gloves
Mems beaver and buckskin do
India cnttons, bed tickings
Domestic plaids and shirtings
With variety of other articles, and expect in
lew days, considerable addition to their present
stock all of which, having been laid in on The
most advantageous terms in New-York and PIia-
depbia, they will be enabled 20 sell at the most
reduced prices. THOMAS CROUCH,
RICHARD CROUCH.
october 10. 46-tf
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TOMPKIhS u MURRAY,
A RE now receiving from Liverpool and Lon
"a don, their Fail Sabpyof GOODS.
Their assortment is general, and we'll adapted to
the use Of the country.
They have REMOVED to new brick building
at the lower end Of the Basin.
N. r. Superfne CLOTHS, CASSTMERES,
VESTlNGS, and GentIemen's HATS of superior
quality.
September ~. 57-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30

WE HAVE ON HAND.
find arc no1o receiving at HE Store herefo6re
0ccnpiedby Nm. .31elsrson
700 sacks salt, Liverpool filed
Q bids. St. Croix aud Muscosado suqsrs
20 bbls. loaf do
10 puneheons very superior Antigua rum
do IaInsics do
8 hhds. noasses
100 bills. Pearsou's and 9th -. ais and
brads
so do. wrought ~
1000 lbs. green coffee ~
10 tons assorted bar iron
10 do plough plates
Blisiered and German steel
2 tons well-assorted shot
qr. casks Sherry Wine
5 DO do Malaga do
Gun-powder, isoperiaI and young hy-
son TEAS, fresh aud oC superior
quality
by 10 and 10 by 70 Glass
Copperas, London mustard
London Refined salt pctrc
Indigo, madden and birthstone
Nutmegs, pepper and pmento
Race Ginger
quantity Of proof whiskcy, in hhds
bhs.
Which we offer for sale, on accommodate
terms ANDERSON & ID Army
October 0. 4s.2m
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CONDITIONS.

CONDITIONS.
The whole Work will be comprised in volumes
ct large Svo. size. fine paper with a new and
handsome Type. The 4ih volume will contain
about 600 psges-the three volumes already publish
eel tell little shor of that quantity.
he original price was to be to subscribers three
collars per volume, neatly bound in Sheep and
settered, or two dollars and half in boards The
rroprietors have determined 10 reduce thst price
halt dollar per volume, as small compensation
Tor the unavoidable delay which has taken psce in
preparing and bringing out the last volume
THE PROPRIETORS.
<eterSbHr9, October oS. 48-HsfD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30

HAVING taken Nj. robert 4. Dabi,e,, as =
! Partnern my Business, Il viii hencefarasr,,
he conducted under the frn Of 4gderssu q La5.
Ncy.
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
September IL. 37-~2m
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FRESH GOODS.

VII, Subscribers are receiving large
and general of Staple and Fancy Goods,
selected fron the latest npor,aons, which they
oen to sell at unusually low prices, Wholesale ans retail
ROBERT NELSON & Co.
'nW 3. l6-T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30

FfVHE Subscriber, living in the House occu-
pied (last Wintcr) as a Boarding House, by
Mr.. John Lee, on ii Street-wil be able to ac-
comIootlate about ~ or Is members of the Legis-
fat'ne for the ensuing Session.
His friends and acqusintances respectfully in
vited to call aud see him. He will endeavour, by
all means in his power to promote their convent
enee and comfort. WIN. BANKS.
Oct. %. 2S-3t
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LAND FOR SALE.

Y5VHE Subscriber, intending to remove, Of
fers for sale. the beautiful FARM Which he pres
eni resides within II II miles of Richmond. in the Nigh
bor.od oft,e ery Ooks As persons wishing purchase
viii doubtless view the property, description deemed unne
cessary Terms may heiliown ny application the
scrtber. ROBERT MEREDITH.
&. i2-cf
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NOTICE.
Oct. 20.
THE SUBSCRIBER
FORTY DOLLARS REWARD.
from the subscriber Twin

ke near Danvile, in the County of Pittsyivania The
l5,ll of July last, bright mulatto man named Is ult-
feet ten inches nigh, has straight black hair, awkward in
his appeanise aud has rather down Look when spoken
and has leg, occasoned by burn His
clothing reeoeeed. e raised in Pittsyvani,
Mcckenburg County, Virginia, where it likely lie will
ain TO get.
been seen the County ii lsioi Wight, Va. in company
with brought from at County, who Runaway about
rhe zane time, and that the Mulatto fellow had certificate
OF freedom, in the OF VIM. Cole, by which name he
will probably attempt 20 pass.
The above ard will be given for his delivery 20
o. in lie is eoninedin any ial that get him
gain. NATHANIEL. WlLSoN.
,Icf.2 Altf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-30
II CountxY House,


And about 200 acres of lard. within
:, miles OF Alexandria, will be sold by the
subscriber. Ehe house was formerly ,oc-
cupied by himself, aud is about enc third
of nile from his present dwelling. The
situation is Sigh and remarkably healthy.
HE house hes rooms, and kitchen
and 5antry, on the lower floor, and foar
chaa,bers &Gth fire places in the Cd stc-
ny. 1t was we'll built under the superin-
tendance Of MIR. Loser ig, respectable
,s,,F,iish architect, and wonld make a COM
iartab!e summer retreat for a gentee! ia
tnily, OF might be made valuable Ia
verl by opening road through the land.
About one i.alf of tie land is in wood: the
residue is, capable of being made hard:
some grounds. There is a good we'll and
pump in the yard /; and there are several
rood springs on the land.
i'l,s terms Of payment will be one nth
in fur mouths tie residue in four equal
ana,iaI Payments with interest; one hall
secured BY notes well endorsed, and the
whole by deed of trust on the land.
Possession may be had Immediately.
~. Crm,ch.
q I'll OF si-s
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)Eyv, RoYAL-sTKEET, ALEXANDRIA.
NIONDA y SEpTGMBER 80. 1916.
Mr. John b Dabney.

YOU will take notice, that on the 9th
day Of the Circuit Court OF the District
of Columbia, to be held for the county of
Alexandria, in November 1916, or as
soon after as counsel can be heard /; shall
move that court to award judgment a..
gainst you in favor OF the colntnSil coun-
Gil Of Alexandra. for the sum Of twenty
six dollars and five Gents, being the a.
mount Of taxes due OIL your property on
Wolf-stfeet, in the9town Of Alexandria,
Tor the years 1904, S, 6, 2, 8, 8, 10,
Ii, IL, IS, IA and l5---accoaaing to the
act Of congress passed the 18th FcbEua-
asy, 1909.
Attorney Tor the Common Council
of Alexandria.
May l5-16 dom
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Exchange Ollice, Geofgeiiosigs.
VI WILL give the highest premlaau fo y
Drasts at Sight. and Bank Notes, oi

" WILL give the highest premlnsNm Tor or
Drafts at SIGHT. and Bank Noses' On
the following places. VIZ. :.
BOSTON, New York, phiiadelp'isa h:al-
t;norc Virginia, North eatulsna, SOUTH
.Caro.ins and Gesfsia.-I VII also give give:
the highest prennael iali Drafts on New
elTipaTs Treasury Mites ard spesle.
An kinds If Nsestern Bank Mules
bought and sold. ,ss So.
All kinds Of Stocks and Iiils oi TX
g sasse sought and sold !, /,
Notes. Drafts, and Interest collected
and RENTED fsr a.s.naiI commission.
M Persons trasssiiag to aay part o. y
the United States may be ~sapFhcd WiSh
ssRtcbte Faa9s
ss. Please to cnqaireatany Exchange
and Btokcr's Office, i'la3sse street, uso'
I0srf.
JansSt Z
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FOR FREIGHT or harter,


sS The elegant 4 fast sailing brig
49,. ssSgs 9ssgnoria, Cyril a.tin.. master /;
She cnffies about 1900 barrels, 4 is now
in complete order for any voyage.
ALs0,
sS The substantial brig Despatch,
ssa.as 81 Gibbs, master; barthen about
1870 barrels. She ss.a new vessel, sails
fast. aud will be1eady Tor tie reception
of a cargo III four Gays.
ALSO,
RE The new and very fast Sailing
az schooner Fsaeton, Mayhem, mas
ter: burthen a.,aut 1000 barrels, now
ready e. receive cargo Appiyt to
&. Ii Rowland,
Uto hes TfT Sale,
90 cases American tRanutacturee Cot
tons, ST. iish Bar iron. an assortment3of
Cut Mats, 97 reams Of Wrttiltf Y Wrap
ping Paper, and a lev casks pesmaceti
Oli. !.
mo- 12
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-30
Orphans Court,

Alexandria County, September Term,
1916.
Ordered, that the administrative of
Henry S. Earl, deceased, do insert the
Usual advertisement three times week
for two weeks, in the Alexandria news
'papers.--A ccpy.--Teste,
"a, Moore, II. ".
THIS is to give notice, that the sub
scriber, OF Alexandra county, in The dis
trlct of Columbia, has obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county letters Of
administration on the estate of Henry S.
Eart, late OF the county aforesaid de-
ceased--All persons having claims against
the said decedent, are hereby required
to present the same to the subscriber,
passed by the Orphans Court, on or be-
fore the 18th day of March next, or they
may by law be excluded from all benefit
to said estate; and those indebted there,
to are required, to make iame date pay
ment. Given uader my hand this 18th
September, 1916.
Phoebe Earl, .adm'e
Of Henry 5. Earl,
september 19 eo2w
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[A723
QUlGLY.s
Burr Mill Stone Northumberland

Burr MIL Stone Manufactory.
ME subscriber has received a iarsa
il supply Of BURR BLOCKS, direct
from France and has commenced mak-
irgg Burr .hiH Stones, at his shop, upper
end OF King street, near the store of Mr..
James Anderson, where he can,, on a
short notice. furnish Stones Of any size,
warranted equal to any in the United
States, and on the ,nostreasonable terms.
april s If
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T'oIet.

A CONVENIENT frame Dwelling
"a House on Pitt-street near to Prln-
cess-street, containg six good rooms and
fitted to accommodate one or two iaml-
slies-wifh grounss newly fenced in for
4 large sarden-two Or three springs Of
good water near the premises. Posses-
Sion will bcgiven Immediately. Forterns
apply to 4. 5,
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French School,

I'M Tuesday evening the first Of DC.
W .ober, / intend to open my French
School in comfortable room behind the
store Of Mr.. Lewis Neale's, on Fairfax
street, if sufficient number Of students
offer by that time to make it worth atten-
ton. Those who intend to come, will
please to leave their names with me, or
William Stabler, at DR.. Stabler's shop,
before that time.
William Lanphier.
september 25 tt
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Burr Mill Stone ManuEactory.
John S. Brpzsp, 1nd IL
april s

Z LDOfHy -. DEUt1TI UIU 20. =
Respectfully inform the Public that
they continue the MANUFACTURE
OF HyRR MILL STONES, on the cor
her OF Patrick and Cameron. streets, I'M
the town of Alexandra, where they are
ready to receive any orders withswhicl.
they may be favored, and will execute
them with all despatch and in the bess
ner.
ihey haze received an assortment of
Bolting Cloths
OF good quality, and intend keeping q
constant supply.
septepber 2s IF
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ADAM LYNN,

Corner ef King g ST .asaph Streets
HAS. REoEIvED
BY ships Boston and brig thomas, an
extensive supply of
Hard1oare. Cutlery g Plated Ware.
Which he cffers tor sale on very low
terms.
ALSO,
90 packages assorted Hardware, Ger.
man CoEee-MilIs and Pocket Glassesa
for sale at a very small asanre, by the
package.
september Is s0Sw
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NOTICE.

. o. M
Nv HEREAS Mary Matthews, late Of
Wv Glaatslicld, IN the countf of
King George and state OF Virginia, de.
ceased, by her last will aud testament.
duly proved aud recorded in the. cotrt Of.
said county. did be,neath to certain per-
sons named inher will, and to her first
and second cousins, the money arising
from her estate: tbs is therefore to re-
'qucstand require all persons, atandlngin
the relation Of first aid seennd cousi,ls to
said Miss Matthews, to forward their
names, With q statement OF their rela.
Fioaship, by lcstes, postage PAID. al
dressed to the subscribers. iiahstead
Post Office, King Georaa County, ya
that arrangements tiay be pia,e Tor adj
vision OF said estate.
ia'cli@iia s. Daae,
Executor Of Mary Matthews, dec
Boyodlno, August % 2awfst]ct
IT. Thc Editors Of ihe National !ns
telhgcncer. are requested to insett the
abWe twice a week until tlle first OF oc-
tyber, aud send their ~..counr 10 this Of
lice.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-30

FNyHn subscriber oilers Scr sale two
& small FARMS in The county Of
Westmofeland and state of Virginia
One On Nlattox Greek, containing a9o
acres, principally land OF the first quail.
~. 40 If which IS heavily tinlbered -
There. Il on this tract a good dwelling
house, <gsth all, necessary out houses, q
fine Young apple and peach orehafa,
springs of never failing streams conyepl-
eht. The house stands On the banks ct
the creek where every col.yetnencs aud
luxury that the season can AFFORD IS at
also,
OBe other Tract, lying and being H.
the same county, about one and bali
miles from the above tract, containing
a62 and half acres, about $50 acres OF.
which is in good tinlbar-there Is adwel-
ling house, kitchen, and an apple or
chartl with some other valuable trult at
tached to this, with spring Of good wa
ter. For terms apply to BALDWIN M:
Lee, Esq. or Henry Beailcock, both OF
which gcatiemen live near the premises,
or the subscriber in Alexandria,
ELLIOT MUSE.
I'd mo. Is
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Batting C;ct!ls.

The subscriber has just received by the
General Lingsa, Captain N,e,tan, frs'n
Amsterdam, a large aid elegant assert
tot Betting Cloths, .oi superior qua
lily, which will bc oEefed tor sale at The
store OF Mr.. James Anderson.
,qiaps eAenapdsr.,
October 6 tt
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Mr. John siuil.,

~ So. b 4. =
YOU Nil take notice, that on the 9th
day Of tie Circuit Court of the District
of Columbia, to be held for the county
Of Alexandria, in November 1916, or as
soon thereafter as cotilisel car be heard !;
| SHALL uls,ye that court IL award Juug-
lnent against you IN tasorof the common J.
coanciI of Alexandria, Tor the sfm Of
sixty less dollars and enc cent, ee'ns
The amount due for paving and taxes OH
your property sorner osl,mke and FIT
streets, IN tie town Of Ale&aatiiR, Tor
the years 1910, Ia Il, Is, IA and l5---
according Is the act oicohsress passed
he e5th February. 1904.
j. -. SIMMS,
AttorneYfor tl,csColntnon Council
OF Alexandria,
May. a5--l6 dbm
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NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appoint
ed AGENT for the Underwriters at
Lieyd's, for this district the concerned
are therefore row iufor:ied that he is
prepared 10 act accordingly. 4 refer
ence to what has been Published by the
respective agentsat New York. Phii4tsel,
,pllia and Norfolk. will be guidance to
those Interested, in cont rnlmg to the
iuies ard regulations prescribed for their
government: a copy Of which document
is to be seenat my office next door to The
custom honse.
JAMES PATTON.
September s6
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SALES AT VE.NDUE.

On esesat Tisesday o,.a Frsday,
WILL BE SOLD,
Atthe yendsie Store, corner OF FRINGE
and Water Streets,
Al VARIETY OF
DRY Goods, Groceries, &c.
Particulars of which viii be expressed IN
tie bills Of the day.
xr All Kind Of gootss which are on
l;,a;satiop and tie prices Of which ;.s'e !.
sssabl;shetl. can at anytime besyiewed
a,,,snurchased at tie lowest limitation
anu prices. ,,snc.,w,r ~,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-30
Situation Wanted.

A young Man from the porthward.
having a tbsrongh knowledge Of DRY
GOODS, wishes Tor q situation as CLERK
in the above Business. a line addressed
TO w. II. w ana left at this office. will
be Immediately attended to Unqnestl"n-
able references viii be giyeA as respects
his abilities and fsali,,s.
septtetaber is
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New Thespian Society.
September 96

The members of The new Thespian So
cfety, together with as many Of the for
mer society, as may think proper 10 at
tend, are requested to meet at MIR.
sShieldsson Monday, Sept. so, at s o
clock, z. NJ. for the purpose OF arranging
the business sol tie society.
a MEMBER.
Sept sc
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Dissolution of Partnership.

THE Partnership of Jaupey, sforsata
q Co. is this day dissolved BY mutusl
consent.
George Januey,
John Morgan,
Joseph caches.
The business in future viii BIZ condect.
ed under The firmof
Braaen, Morgan e. Co.
Robert Brsden,
John Morgan,
Joseph caches.
Whehaye received by the ship Boston
and brig Thomas from Liverpool their
Fall Goods, among which are
,SuPer6ne and second cloths
DO DO Cassimeres
Double miIled drab7 cloths and cas-
s;meres
Pelisse cloths
Fiannels, bookings and baize,
Striped and rose blankets
Lambs wool ana worsted Hosiery
FuIied gloves
Cords ant! velvets
WaIstcosting, &c.
Sept ~ sw
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. L1.aNDING THIS DaF,

The Museluf, viii be open,
for the reception of Visitors, on gHondaa,
Wedasaay and Saturday afternoons;
from o6 o'clock.
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Coffee, Candles, sc.

we have this dag received, ard Soiser avr
sale,
68barre!s prime green coaee
SO buxes ,aould candles
90 barteis rye, whiskey.
SD hhds first qualify Musceyado sugar
.end "a Store,
Liverpool fine and coarse salt, and q
gcne.ul assortlsant Of Groceries as usual.
Also,
A constant supply ofthe best Flour tor
family use.
Bryan Hampson &c.
sept
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* Merchants Bank Netes1
VIII De received by the subscriber for
Goods, at twenty Per cent discount, il
offered Immediately.
sept. IA
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-24

aud comts tsiys;onse which scauis.lion. has an.
creased the 1rstrioiic feet 10 IS sail, Icing
chiefly schoopcrs, mounting iicm 10 Is
guns, long is's TO 32's and "a pound cas,on-
ades, and from ~ 10 eco men Oh board of
each. At Msrgare,ta the whole forces OF
Gen. Bolivar, are said to have been augmen-
ted 20 1000 effective men, by large portion
OF the natives and many OF the refugees from
America having joined his standard.
Such is the first account of the second ac-
tuai invasion by Gen. Bolivar, Of hi. native
country and 1t becomes necessary 10 adver-
tise our readers that the successes attending
the expedition, may or may not be exagger-
ated' as It IS only from verbal report, that wa
have collected the above particulars.
by the return OF the brigantine Foriuna,us
from the Spanish Coast whittier she had pro-
ceeded Tor cargo OF mules, but came back,
as she went, 10 ballast, we learn that an EN-.
barge exists at La Gusyra and Puerto Caosllo.
Speaking Of the above. the Southern Pat
riot says" Tnc intelligence we daily receive
from South America, is of a nature to excite
the warmcst sympalhics Of freemen. Tho
successes Of the Patriot army, under Gen.
BOLIVAR, having once commenced, will lead
TO the establishment Of PRINcIPLEs, and give
a confidence TO all who rally under the Inde-
pendent fag, highly favorable 10 the emsnci-
patton OF the whole OF South America. The
opera,ions Of this gallant officer have now ex-
tended from the islands 10 the continent The
richest portion OF The globe, rich in the wealth
Of nature, has been toe long under the control
of political and religious tyranny. 'Tis time
that South America (hc scene Of Spanish
cruelty and the savish misery of her native
sons) should rise from intellectual pros,rs,ion,
and dash her chains 10 atoms. She will find
resources not only IN her soil and population,
but ia the wishes and assistance of the brave,
French and Irish, nay English officers have
and will continue TO join the Patriot army, by
every conveyance. The ambitious snd the
cnterprizng will pour in from every quarter,
to cmbody themselves under the standard Of
Liberty.
The success Of the Patriots, however, will
NEE, oui half our praysrs--if, when rescuiDg
this extensive county, this earthly Paradise
from the expressions Of tyrsnnical govern
ment-they omit TO establish perfect totera-
ZION Of religion. Pries,eraft has, in all eges,
been the right arm Of despo,ism--let j, ba
struck off, and Liberty will have better
chance aud purer atmosphere to breathe in
and expand.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-24
Tsp RaH.

Farther success ef Bciipar.
TWe find by the following article that the
patriot cause continues to prosper in South.
America. Curroece, liay 10.
BY accoon;s received in this island, since
our last publication, we learn that Gen. Boil.
var, had at length arrived and taken posses
sion ofthe island of Msrgareita, whore he
had hoisied the independent standard. On
his arrival, he Immediately summoned the
garrison Of Pampatar to surrender, but the
Spanish Governor refusing, he then stormed
and took possession Of the place by force Of
arms. In this affair the whole Of the Spanish
garrison, amounting 10 about $50 men. are
said to have been put TO dea,h.-Close to Mar
garet,s ono division Of Bolivsr's Gee, was az.
tackled by Capt. Gavsssa, senior Spaoish OH
Ger on that station, with seven largo schoon-
ors, and after smart contested action, the
Spanish Com modorc with his Gee, was con-
PEELED 10 strike TO the Independents. These
captured vessels were immediaieiy mannsd