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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30
INDIAN DISPUTE SETTLED.

NAsvfLLE OCT 2-G~n. Jachsop is ex.
pected he,e The lasi OF The week. We un
dcrsIand he has succeeded IN securing the
OBI jccl o. hls missiun to the sou hetn tribes
OF Indians, Fto.uNhe Chickasaws, II is said
has n,ocu'cd relinquishucnt Of all the
land thcy claimed on north or the Tennesse
river, amounting 10 ot les.t ten millions of
acres has conjectared, and. and also thei'
claims 10 part al the Creek cessioo, fof which
ne covensnls ~ behalf Of The Uoited & ates
10 give them $4,000 yearly, for ten years
fhi5 cessIJO - ImpoFl mt 20 Tennessee and
Kentucky, end will eD&ble the government -
Dipg nlto market some vety valuable land,
in Tennessee ans the Mississippi terri.
;I,o y-FrD.n the cheo es he obtained re-
llnquish meni OF all the claim they have to the
land, considered a. included in the & eek
ceSsloD, and the reserve north of ne Ten.
ns>see liver, to- which nc covenants to give
Slo,soo yea' for eigh yeats--The Iedians
s-tI On he fAruis 20 be secured, the peace
tDl: possession o! them, OF paid for their
iRprUyCmcut
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Mme Cheap GOod.


4 Nv as>o'tTeG,.o DRY GOODS, pur-
chased for cash, at auction, a, great sacrifices,
just received and tor Sale the Cheap Cash Store OF
THOMAS III. MUimtOkD,
No. Il9, 1BAMES.STREET,
hmvso wsIcL ARE,
Broadelo,hS ana CsssIinercs, all coils and qualities,
bonOazetls, from lao 70 3s9,
Linens, very cheap,
ShIrtng Cotons, great s.gains,
sh.wlv, from ls6 10 S 8,
bandkercbieis. ali kHds,
FsnacIs, from lao to sag,
Cllicoes, from L. TO 3s,
Diapers, Stockine,is, &c,
W,tL great variety o. other Goois-all Of which
viii &c sold for Cam much lower than offered
or Please cali and see Oct 80.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30
GOOD TOAST.

We pronounce that to be eood foasi,
waere UHh aud hunof happily unite, Us In
zoe ilowIng
eth HARTFORD COSyENT1ON-Tbo Megi
f-lIfe child of 90 deiyGsd ssler MAssacHvsgTTs,
y TIC notorious ions Bull"
Ihr ,i,keuy biT is. besu'e. dea6 bu' its
sahealogy !, worth recording W. recon-
u,end ,hc fs.,o the attention II our HSfo'i-
cal Society Boston Yankee.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30

Remedy for "a. 10th .fchc.-A sheet oi
tung paper, burned in clean white pla'e
will piodaee y,l-owiSh oil, which oil is to b,
so ked up by sm.ll piece Of eIesn cotton.
iaA p;aced "a Or on the Doth IF, ctrd Tor ~
- Is minu'es. In ise 'Uost Distressing cas-
mi emedy has bssn known ~ give lmmedi.
ate relief.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30

Stocks, S'c.-We md oy the Csnfiryt of
"Wednesday. 'het per eeuts. ste selling 40
Bostoa al 90, and that seVeES are al har New.
fok notes at quoted at /, and ph,ladslphia
a, per ceo, discount! Boston notes are 2
e. cent. below specie Dollars, and Bsuk stock L
is no, worth so much IS Il. S. stock. AoGa
bsne.-Compare this cond lion oi The Boston
money Set With the erGekings oi the bos-
ton pa5ubs a while sgo.--,6Id.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30

Nert Congress Republicans and
two Fedetalss arc elected from the Pbils-
deiD,ii dtstIiti 10 Psrosvvania-there are
fon feds fco n this district in the prcsen,
Cong ess. 10 Maryland, five Republicans
and f1a' federaiists gre elected -this State IL
represented in the present Congress by hss
feds aoi ioor Republicans
Th9s far. the Republican Congress. s.iunal
maj Iri'y has been considerably increa..d. In
W npu', we have gained5 In Delaware, | !;
in PsoD,yivenlt, 2; it, Msrv md, l--totsl,
10. I'VE have not beard of 40 instsoce in The
fail eIecHons, where the federal parry have
gained -iAgle x ,p~cseptaiive
H. Use distric, of NJ 'ylsnd -epces.n'ed by
the nor lfioI, Hlgson the tmerIcln federal
list opposed he r 1ush fc'ion, md win ,hr'
as.is,ance Vi IN RepubHcans. ff.cted The
election Of VI PErEn moderate and wor-
Thy fadecAiis', 10 Congress, snd Of mode ,,e
Asse b y,nen, ia opposition to ,ioien, Han.
Sonians
A. respect, the election in Pbilsdelphis.
We may pA-oiy d-tai pararrooh. 'hust
Sir Candidates fot Congress. insiesd Of fur.
were vs'y u1rop-rly supported by ~ Re.
nnbkcans :" toi frUiy stv. that 8. . This rir
eunshncs ,io,e are he sYrcsssfd frdsral
esnI7l1ie ial b-sd E.. l,j- -'t'.,ion."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30
NEW GOODS.
WIliIAM CALLAHAN,

NlTIlAM CALLAHAN,
HAS jus Jnst received, by the --latest arrivals
a. n York, from Liverpool, some Sgw COoDs,
-.7n0ng .sbieh Grc-
Balloon Furniture DIuli. y f.Gcy super super lace
ties, grouGd do.
Cotton shirings, high x { DO do do check DO.
Low priced ouperhne furniture do.
l2qaaFter C0untetpanes, Ladies and gentemen's
3 do. do , woSsied Hose,
II do Marseies sQlihs, : GrI's and BOY 5 white snG
IL DO. do : coi'd do all Of which
~ do do = s7e Of q very superior
L'Sdres,id Cahese,, ; quality
sup sup bis lace ground I jaCoDe, and eamo Mus
Brosn aud yellow fan. !, hns,
eies do ' Imitation damsSk Shasls
Chm. stripes do. : Rich plaid 90.
Fancy checks do Mourning DO.
Iatewise, on hand.
A quantity ri Cud., -Ware-aDd
lrw s,es & ocke;y Ware.
.3ss-IO casks Of Colmen4r Wine, all Of which he
will sell low iof cash New.Togk money and 1rea.
sury Notes .ken a, par.
Newport. ost 3, ias. luj
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<EN PDR Rl.
SAINT GEORGa,S CROSS.
WEDNESD.fY, oCY 50. 1916

II Is something anusiag to see ih2 rude
ness Of the Bfiish toward The Irish, whom
they ,equepliy abolish wi h P,l o. Pa,rick
their pAtron Saint. This Saiut Patrick is C.
plted hs 0enetacioF ct maDkind-vety differ
en-; from ScfGeorge,tne u itish pi,I on, whose
silly em5iem is p oDponsly displayed in the
Btitisn s,srsa,i - THIS Geo,gc, of Capps.
docla, Wa, born at Eplphana, ia C'iieia, in
fulier', shop; from this obscure and seville
origin, he raised himself by he talex,s of
pa i'ue, md tie patrons whOm he sssiduons-
iy aattered, proeu'ed too tne,r wotthiess de-
pen4auta lucrative commission, or contract,
90 supply the d, ny win bacon His employ
Upeu, was nsaG; he gcnGeTed II Infamous, ne
aecupuiated wealth by he basest arts OF fraud
AMI corruption: bur his nslversations were
so n1toti Us thai Geo ge was compelled 10
e. ape from the per,uits Of iustice. Ahcr
this disgr ace, in whIch he appears 10 have
saved ais fortune, ~ tpe expence OF his hon
o., nc snhrso>d with zeal or sfrscted zeal,
the pr ,fes n .. s,ianism, and the choice Of
the p'ev,iling fiction promoted George, OF
Csppadocia, % the throne Of Athsnasius HIS
. condus, in this station is represented as pol
luted by cfuel,y, and avar!cc. The pagans
exciIsd his devou, avarice, end the rich TEN
pies of A;sxandria were eiher pilaged, OF
insulied ny ths hangh'y prelate. A, length
ovtr,aAeo by Justice, this monster was ienon-
ioinusly d jagged 10 chains 10 he rubhc pi.
son. A the end of twenty four day, the
prison was forced open by the rage of Me
muiti,udc, ADD Gays Gbboa) the enemy of
cd and mao expired uoder their etoel in-
suits; aud the ejnfsmous George, of Cappsdo-
cis, mas been ttsn.formed ioto The renowncd
S. Gsotge of En2 land, lhe patron Of arms Of
chivalry and OF toe Par'er"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30
DYRD,

In this town, on Sunday morning last, very sud
deniy, Mr. BHsJhNIN HANMErr, aged 67, res
pectsbe and worthy citizen
Al Darlington $. c J on the 28th ui, Mrs sAH-
An CAsNoN, consort VI Rasba Csnnoa. Esq and
daughter OF Deacon Samuel yinson, ot this town ~
" She was for many years, worthy member OF The
FIRST congregational Church IN this town, s0d was
considered by all who were favored with her soc,ey,
tue disciple of Christ she met the messcrger
OF her Lord with pleasing composure, re,y,ng on
The merits of Christ for salvation, and departed be-
loved by all who knew her.
Al Tistrfon. on the 24th Sept o.'a consumption.
Mr. EDWARD HowLAEp, aged 26 years, son Of Mr.
John HcSarsl lie bore his sickness with patience,
aud received lis approaching dissolution with chris
nan tOritude, until he fell asleep in Him on whom
he trusted for his salvation lie has left wife and
child ~ lpOuru hi loss
H. hCntarky, His Exccllency GEORGE MADi.
SON Just elected Governor OF the state by his
decease he sihce Tor the succeeding four yeara de-
'oves Hn 1t sLar0HTER.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30

Blessings 'aecinauea--Iu London, in the
week ending Sept. -, there was not single
cea,h by lhe Smsu Pox. a circumstance
which has not ppeued before FOR 900 wears
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30
GREAT FlREIN NEW ORLEANS.

ETtraef OF Ieffer IL a gerRlmdn 10 this
to19H. da!ei hesY.O trans, Seht. 80.
p. ) " lt>is with sncere rsgret /, have
To IniYrm yod, that slOce Visitiog the forego.
ing, we gave had mos, alarming and dread.
fui .FlKE, which commenced in The oew
Asse ensby 100 ms, ard extended Immediately
TO The new T0ealoe, which. together wi,h
THREE entire AMI principal squares, fronting
in Royal street, have en epu,e'y consun
ed aud had not the wind fot,vn,,ely Iu'led,
Al least one n4if Of our city would have shar.
cd the sfme&ie."
Apother letter same date, Say.--Thc loss
wisl amount TO from 2 30 $50 coo doillrs''--
II also ADDS" The fatbeJ bgan to show i'.
sell IN The cotton and TO pskc g'a,e rnvages."
.fnaMer Lener soys .oos- # our not,h.
eFn Eisuds have sltfatci by this caluily."
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ffhkIhO.

A. Us'fsriy. the 20th ins,A Capt. NArhAs
PENoLEToS, Of .Ssr@.eh. =. y 10 Mgs. .RaopA
CAVITY.
A. As0nirgioa. Con ZsBuLcg CHEsspoReCGH
Esq ~ Ml,s ABst RANDALL, daughter Of Thomas
Randall, E.gN
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MARITIME PRQrEC TON.


The public icchog app=acs 70 have been
strongly eXcred by the late news from New.
o leans, OF rencouDte, between one of ycs
seis and the nope has been repeatedly *.
pressed that ouf government would take
prompt measn IS for rod css, Of this and
preveDture Ut fntu,e siailar ildisu,ies.
the public n-y rest assure, ths, .berc
j. .otE!ae iks t,..i.ife-~,,.e TvI, on this sut,.
;eet a, the seht of government, AZ, wv
naval force 70 thJt ncighb1urhood Gas be N
dlrecled To put g sca 10 protect our hlg
from insult and lest hosIilitics .honid
be seriously intended, the Congrcss frigste,
Capt. Morris has been ordered TO cruise
in thai sea. Oar naval force r,qs strength.
ened, leave, nhhiDg to fear fcqn cen'inned
hostility, ri, bs mediistea Measures will
also of course be taken 70 secure reparatiou
Tor The inlay sustained, prompl and propor-
tionalc 20 thc Importance and aegravation Of
chs,ac'et which shall appear, on exam'na
ton, p0operly 10 a'iack 10 it.---.Nal Htei.
The friga,e Congres, Capt. Morris, drop
ped down yestc'dy, from the Navy Yatd.
ChAclcs,own, and anchored of Long horf
We understand she il TO procees, 10 SCI with
all possible despatch.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30

Con TRuxTUS r' been el.s'ei and
eompi,siouei >'rthG Of the City sni
county Of Pa.!adsIpnia.
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80 :,:D:z:- -

Sen. Wm. "A II .on :, elected mem.
be- ~ thc e een'r c,-r c.s, and ,'so-'f M
PRESENT., ont,s,s 90 Osio. to supply the
place Of J,1r M'L'sn, esigned.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30

The Hon. Wm. II. CRAwrop, late Scere.
tary at wAr ha, been appointed Secretary Of
Treasury, in the place of Nj. DALLAS, re-
signed No mandate appointment, TO sue
ceed Mr.. Crawford III The war Department.. is
excepted. -
LIGHT H0 USES.
The Light at Charleston, >. c. which is
sow affixed one, viii be altered 10 revolving
hight on he FIRST OF November next A light
house is also building on Point Judith, snd
Will be lighted on the 18Th Nov. next, aud
contain revolving ligh,, 10 distinguish It
from Newport hghl, which is u fixed one.
IL will be boil, oi stone, &C feet high, and the
lamps will De 60 feet above ,he level OF The sea.
Another light house is bui!d,Gg Oh Point
Cannon, (sou,h side OF Cape Cod, which
makes tie north side OF HyaHnes Ha, Dor.
The Light Hosse stands cn ihe ). w ex
tremity of the Point, md bears n. n. So 4 On
the noted rocks Called the hiSd,H and C.es6s
IL will DC lighted Oh the Assn Noy. nsAt, and
contained breG hshf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-03

The 6rst drawn number on the tst, and every sue
ccedng days drawing TO the 50th, will be entitled
to one one Of the above 800 prizes payable in part
by one hundred Tickets, beginning with No 3s.s0l
to ssl0e inclusive. for the FIRST drawn on the first
day Of drawing, and % on in regular succession .0r
the rest
The $4,000 Dollar Prize,
The $4,000 Dollar Prize,
The 10000 Dollar Prizo,
and all the other Capital Prizes, aoahg and td'
venturs who purchase Tickets at the commencement
Of the Lottery, have an equal chance Of drawing
CAPITALS, as they may all come out on'the hrst
day of drawing.
Prizes subject to Fifteen per cent deduction and
payable 20 days after the drawing is completed.
Orders for Tickets and Shares received by
soslAH G. SHAW, at bis Truly Fortunate Let.
terry and Exchange Ofhcs.
No. lls, ,7bames.streef,
who will receive New.fork Bank Notes in payment
--and the prizes will be paid in the same
v. B. A weekly list Of the drawing will be regu.
larly received and may be examined ss above.
Newport, June l9, 1916. IT.. =.
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's1or7 xsd7o0 10 ISIS 'W ,T
'CNILHIHS
Jacob Richardson.

III AZ tor sale, n, his Book Store, No. 167, Thames
= = street, adjoining southsrly on the Carpenter
brick house, general assortment Of BOOKS. in Di.
vinity, History law, Physic, &c Lvtz:
BIBLES, Of all sizes, as cheap as those that sell,
cheaper than any other store-.-school Books and
chiidren's Book sE-prayer do--Psalins and hymns
Blanks Of all knds-Americau and Dutch Quilt
Sealing Wax and Wafers-Pocket Books.
H also keeps . CIRCULATING Ii.
bRARY. containing the greatest assortment Of Old
And New Novels, Histories, Magazines, &c. Of any
in this town
.Ass-rhe greatest assortment OF HoGse Paper
manufactured in America, France, Russia England
or u Sfates' Bile, n York and n Inland Non.
q, .iR Be taken at par for any Of the above Goods
Nezsporf, .7p,Ii % 1916
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NOTICE.

NJ lAE.
THE subscrlber calls on all persons 70 whom he
L is indebted 10 come and receive what is due
them--and also calls OH all persons indebted TO him
10 make immediate payment. Accounts OF more
than three months Standing not settled by the 10th
OF July next. will be placed in the hands of an sttor-
ney for collection. CHARLES NJ. THURsTON.
Newport, juno 25, 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-03

LID NJ IOT.
THE Subscriber earnestly requests all persons
i indebted to either OF the Firms Of Ssb'1sh
Jsvnsend e Co. or John r. 7Swnsend e Co. to call
and settle with him. All demands not settled in 60
days. will be tlen put in suit. in order to close said
concerns. JOHN +. TOWNSEND.
Newport, June 26.
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NEW GEOGRAPHY.

lust received and for sale by
J. &. SHAW, lis, Thames.sfreef,
AN easy Grammar Of Geography. for the use Of
"A schools, upon Coldsmith's much approved plan,
illustrated with sevea MapS-by ]. wilets. Price
Is cents.
.s,ss A.wiuss seholsn Arithmetic. Price 50 Cts.
ySas IS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-03

'.' PkiNIIAG, " an Kinds, ereexed in
a saaSae1ory msnuer, at thi, office.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-03
China and Crockery Ware.
JOSHUA S. ROGERS.

JOSHUA S. ROGERS,
Ne I43, 7ham.s-sfresf, corner Of .kory.sf
f1AS Just received q general assortment of
- Liverpool China and Crockcry Ware, among
which are II doz. Mullins, 6 inches.
.diso--his usual assortment of West-India
Groceries and wines--cheap for eash.
Newport. June 26, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-03
Grand National Lottery,

SECOND CLASS.
dEthor'xed by aef Of Congress for ohening a
Canal in fhe Cry Of Washington.
Begins dtaving on the ist day Of October next.
$4,000 Dollars. BjGBFsT
1880 1900 Dm D,o PRIZES
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Eleazer Reed, i'm.

Eleazer Reed, jan.
SIS casks prime new Rice;
IFS bbls. Tar; IS do Turpentink;
1700 spokes for Carriage Wheels,
IL kegs White Lead;
500 Fur skins 200 VT. Beeswat;
600 WI. Cotton. =,
hlso, for sate--Pew No.7, in the Rev. Mr..
WYdown,s Meeting House. June -.
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REMOVAL.
JAMES TOWNSEND. SEQ.

ID ESPECTfULLy inform their customers and 'hc
N public that they have removed from No. 81, 10
No77, Thames street, corner OF Banister's wharf,
where they offer for sale, at wholesale and retail,
cheap for cash, the following articles-vI,:
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GOODS,
Fresh and cheaper than ever!

TfrSN ana C/euPeT man eUer!
--oo---
7 w. EDDY, VIII this day open an assort-
~ ment Of Summer Goods, at less prices than ever
have been offered for sale in this town, consisting of
every article usually called for. Among them
super6ne Ginghams, at 25 cts. yard Cambrics,
fne, AT 20 cts. 64 CottoRs, at ~ cts large Pock
Ct Handkerchief at cts - and other goods in pro.
portion The public are invited to call and examine
Newport, June e. 1916.
sc sunr usss psi.Bo 3! ',uhoosiP
tlsms ,r psA!sosI 90 lIta ksuom HLoR-MsN ID
6luo qsso IoJ 'LsAs SO dssuo oY 'oS 's,u!id
sso!Iquso 's1l,s 70 Ms!Ira ,sSiS c p,!n sysqSlaE
.pusH pc 10 aiou top MsJ PUT SAYS sSirl SO Oe
~ 'slaxqs z,u!qo $50 Sc ~ 'u!lsuis psInBg ausS
.els $50 So is 'slMeqS sIuui MsJs-0sV
'5u!q,olo .sSoq Ioy
slqs,,ns 'sp!uId aIsp $50 st - 'sweq5u!9 $40 OF
AZ 'ssoouso pur piv6 iad Sc ~ 'sSu!,Iqs o!Iquro
~ aiow saos!d MAJ 10 Sups!suoo-lshsn 81
'spooD desqo AisA pousdo 60 II!M Arp SIHr.I
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FLOUR;

100 Barrels OF superior Philadelphia
Flour, for family use JOSHUA SAVER.
Newport, June rs, 1915
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24

coast irom Carupanc 10 Santa Fee, and
trons Bsrcelona 10 Cumana. The dcstruc-
ton OF their garrison is inevitably cut off
a, Bar, elona and confined at Cumana BY
the general Par, it will be forced Ia sur
render. Documents were yesterday found
on a courier, who was intercepted on his
wa. To Ntargaretta, which state, that go
vernon Cires had written to general pardo,
that he was in want of troops, provisions
and military stores. The governor OF Gu
mana demanded of the governor of Pam
pa'ar a reinforcement of two hundred
men.
Headquarters, at Cariaco, Goth Sept.
1916.
(SigneCD CIiIPIA, Mai. Gen.
ESTEVAN HERRERA,
Secretary Of War.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24

Bus, Said MIR. H. l contend that it is
not right that the legislatures of the res
pectivc states should have the power OF
determining the mode of choosing Elect
ors for The President The danger ola
combination OF great states TO the preiu-
dice of sinai! ones, furnishes 10 my mind
a strong objection ~ allowing to the res
pective state legislatures the power Of de-
>termininS the mode OF choosing electors
one han'lj'cd end eteccR r2tcs will elect
your President. The states of Massachu-
sets, New York, Pennsylvania and Vira:-
mia give one hundred aud one rotcs-TheSe
four states therefore connected with a
comparatively small state can elccta Pres
r!ent. Thus mere bald majority of one
In the state legislatures OF five states, can
impose a President on the faurtecn states,
even II the Inhabitants of the remaining
fourteen states were tn a man opposed to
him. 1t is unnecessary to pursue this
part of the subject farther: because, it
must appcGrevi,ient, that il tn constitute
on is not altered, the minority can and
possibly, nav probably, will govern the
majority. Ii may be objected againstthe
proposed amendment, that Of adopted) it
will diminish the influence of the great
states. BE it so. am willing, sir. that the
infncsce Of the great states iii their cor
poTite capacity in the election Ola Presi-
dent should he diminished
{ 10 BE- cOniiAaeH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24
SPANISH AMERICA.
Translated forfke Ner- York Ecening Pest I
PoRT-AU-PRINcE, Nov. II.
Extracts from the Gazette of Venezuela.

IrdnSfafeaI orfke Ner- York Ecening Pest.
PoRr-AU-PRINcE, Nov. II.
EN.rartS from the Gazette of Venezuela.
THE FIRST BULLETIN OF THE IL
BERATtNG ARMY
Ii is IN VAIN that the tyrants have called
INTO action all their resources Provi-
dence Smiles upon US, and the despair of
our enemies isoniy equalied by our hap
pness. he Il,ustriousiSland ofNiargue-
rita, unassisted, and throwing oil the yoke
oi spanish domination, appais them
heir couriers have been intercepted. and
taken; and their ships captured i'll the
ports III Iumaua and barcelona. One
blow has effected this. One dav has suf-
iced To display the superiority of our
arms. The royaiists of pampatar are con
nned to the limits of their Notifications,
distress overcomes them, and the brave
General Arismendi beats them at every
point. The retreat ofOcumare is known.
bat the temporary wants ofscverai of our
armed vessels, and the misioriunes Of
SOM officers, have not retarded the ope-
rations of the division of the republican
army i'll the vallies Of Arapua, under the
command of General Macgregor. The
Spanish general Quero was beaten at the
head of a considerable force i'm the valley
or Onoto, on the 18th of the last month.
The independent troops have pursued
him 10 Aiuntas. The Caracas Gazette.
Of the oath July, acknowledges the dis
asters that the kings arms have sustain
ed.
Very satisfactory accounts have been
received from Los Llanos. The officers
who were there have placed themselves
under the command Of General Marine.
Our successes have spread alarm along
the whole coast from Compano to Porto
Cabello, and the oppressors ofhumanity
are every where in CONSERVATION. Col.
Miguel Valdez occupies The entire pro-
vince of Barrimas. The intrepid Gene
raj Par has penetrated as far as Cumana-
Goa, and has made many prisoners
The brave general Moneias has been late
~ very successful in the province of Bar
celona. The valiant General Roxas viii,
the gallant Matturinais occupies the
plains of Cumana, and his excellency &c
neral Marlno IS now advancing towards the
capital ofCaraccas, where the PRAYERS al
the people call him.
At the headquarters at Trapa, August
80, 1916.
(SignedD PEDRO CIIIPiA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-24
BULLETIN No.

The republicans having no enemies TO
combat, will Of course have but few iri-
unphs TO obtain. The Spaniards will not
even allow us the pleasure Officiating them
They retreat III every direction. and eve
nv thingscems to announce, that Venezue-
IA will again have freedom, ere an oppor-
unity ofacquiring new glory shall be Of
fcred 20 Our arms. On the 9th the army
leii Carupano, and AT the same time the
enemy abandoned Cariaco. On tie 10th
we took possession Of that city, where we
found a great quantity of provisions. 100
muSkets, many horned cattle, and other
animals, which the CONSERVATION Of the
kings troops had prevented their taking
with them. The ilIuslrious and ever pa
triotlc city ofCariacO, received It's with
the greatcstdemOnsirationS Of iov, and lis
inhabitants have madea temporary add-
ton 70 our army Of 300 men. This me
uiorlous people hOisted the tri-colored
nag as soon as their OpgressOrs left them
and Immediately seut deputation TO his
excelleucS General MarinO.
The unhappy inhabitants of Pueblos de
San Jose aud Jssanay, arc 10 longer a.
mnngsi the mountains, they are in irau-
gull possession Of their houses, and enioy
Their property, which the SpaniaFds had
deprived them of. a boaiman who passed
tins night, Informs us, that several OF the
eneny who had embarked. have been