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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21

~ The Enquirer IS published twice week. gsi'e
~ and three times w, during tte session oil te o'"
iL1tre-Iriee the sn,s heretofore fsse Do"nTS per
,,1 payale in adyauce Notes Of Chartered iAuss'
H,l Nit DC eceiye ia payment The Editor wh guar,
i ,e safety Of renting tes by matt, the postage oil All
f.s.ers heiig paid by the writers. ,.-,,;o,,
49, no apers will be discontinued, lbu at the discretion
rshe slitorl until Ill arrszages have been paid up
VI - Wl,o.Ser will guarantee the payment Of iniie pa
NOS sail receive tenth, gTGtis
F' TERMS or ADEERFISlNG.
ct One Frs, Insertions IS et's-tzeh continuance
50 ceitf. -, -, -, r.
orassgs,ei !y some person in ms city or aa e"vHVi''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21

Jnobedienee TO the abJve order, the Commissioners there
~ named viii receive proposals, acc0mpan with satisac.
Tory testimonials Of qualification carry the same into
feet until the Ath Thursday in Sept. next whe they will
attend al the Clerks Office, enter into contract with
such person as they may select, according 70 law.
All Communications on the above subject be direct
ed % Chesterfield COurt.llousc, post paid.
August 81. Sf-t26S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21

In Chesterfield County Court, Jtoe %, 1916.
ORDERED. that William Clarke, John
Y Archer Thomas Howiet, Henry WaltliaIl and WIN.
TszeweI, any three Of then heappoiDted Coissoners
tor the purpOse OF receiving proposals from any person or
persons make accurate survey and CHART of this
County agreeaby act Of The last General Assembly
ofvr,imaandt the said Commissioners or such Of em as
may act, are ordered make report 10 tbs Court,
Copy, Ifsfc,
.POINoExTER, elk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21

RENO H. William Forester
EEAS removed his Ofise TO the Fire Proof
\ 8 Rooms in the upper story OF the b.icl, build
Ing o. Lewis Wercq, deceased, over the of II
Richards
Augus Oh Stiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21

SOUTH HILL-For Sale.
rbY Virtue OF Decree of the County Court of
q , Essex, we shall, On the 9th day Of Novem-
Der next, OH the premises, offer For Sale for ready
money, the Tract Of Land called SOU TII-HiLE,
which belonged to the late Samuel Foster, decd
This Tract of Lands situate in the lower end of
Essex County, Immediately on the RappahanDock
River, contains about $50 acres two-thircs of which
IS Hat, level land, and well adapted 20 the growth
OF Corn and Small Grain The improvements arc
all new, and consist offs Dwelling House with two
rooms, and passage below and above stairs, Kitch-
en-, Mes-house, Dairy, &c. sc. with fourishing
yoang orchards Of Apple and Peach trees.
II. GAINES,
JOSEPH JANEY, Z Com'rs.
JOHN CHOWNING, Jr.S
September IL. 36-eDozv
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FALL GOODS.
WILLIAM GIILIAT

w il<AAA-Arh N'b1<ASA-,
ES now receiving, from LoTLfton and LlOerposb
3 an extensive and elegant Assortment oil
BRITISH DRY GOODS, &c.
Suitable to the season--Careiuiiy selected from
cold ON very reasonable terms and convenient
erejits to approved purchasers, in tswn anS coun-
ty. c,eo
A quantity Of very chcicsseLD MADEIRA
VINE, in pipes, bids. Or. aid halt or. casks;
Senternbtr g. oo-MS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21
FRESH GOODS.

EEV1E Subscribers are receiving a large
and general assortment of Staple ami Fancy Goods,
selected from the latest poTtaon which they ena-
bed To seitst unusually low prices. Wholesale and retail
J,sl, 8. i6-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21

PURSUANT to a decree of the Unit ed
States cour, FOR the District of Virginia, rendered
the 3ls May last the riter viii offer sale,
gcrnis to hehigiest bdIer, for ready mot,, 1nes-
day, the twenty.secondof October, certain LOT Or
LAND, adjoining the Of Manchester. ami commonly
called the FISdERY-t contains about Two acres and IS
bounded by -cmes River side and the other by
the Canal leading from Marx 4 Nicosons Mill, into
River.
ALSO,
On Saturday the twenty-sixh of the said month"; te
terms, vii, be Offered sale Cumberland Court
hnusc 4 1fCT OF LAND, containing three hundred and
twenty 1t lies the of Wilis River and is
well timbcrtd.
Persons disposed purchase may obtain any information
By appyingto
CARTER PAGE,
Er'0r Of archibald Cary, dec.
Sept. 10. 3s-ids
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A PETITION Wi be presented 10 the next Ie-
"a gslaturc, praying change IN the periods now
fixed by Law for hoilihi, the Circuit Courts q Law
in the respective Counties for the FIRST Judicial Cir
cult so IS 10 make the terr,s Of those Courts COM
natcs az 2 Liter - I'D m The Sntirn 80. III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21
WILL BE SOLD.

WILL BE SOLD,
A T public auction, on the premises, the
"a 25 and 10Th days OF Oct next the following Tracts
Of LAND, lying Difficult Creek in the County of Ha-
ax. Va. within aud eight miles of the Court-house
containing between $40 acres other or 500
and other 3ooaeres On the two largest tracts
is a considerable body of flat Land
On application 20 Mfr. John Roberts who re sides on one
Of the tracts, either all will be shewn
The Terms of Sale will be very accommodating and
made known on the day Of sale.
ROBERT &. WILLIAMS, Ex'or of
w. Williams, dec.
Sept. I. 3s-tls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21

FOR SALE,
ypY the Subscribers, at their Auction
3 store on the Market Bridge,
GROCERIES,.
~ bids. Mascogado Sugars
20 hhds. New-osleans DO.
200 bags -
so baps Old Java do.
80 hids. Antigua Rum
10 bids. Old Jamaica do.
10 pines real Holland Gin
4 pipes Y 20 bbls. Country %.
30 boxes old Irish do.
40 ibls. Cartsier's reeiiGed Whisky,
10 pip and s Or. ca,k, old Madeira1
20 ar. Casks Sherry
50 l2ses .a sup ciarst reo.an. WINES
IS ar. Casks Malaga
"a ar. Casks Coinanar
40 Casks Hibbcrts Brown Stout
qso C.rrfes escorted I.arihrn
1000 socLs salt. part Liverpool filed sacks
10 tons Shot 20 lois Bar Iron
10 tons Nsii Rods
100 bills Prime and Moss Pork
20 bags Pepper, % bags AspIee.
DRY GOODS.
20 bales striped Blankets
do, strjfrfne WEIGH Flannels, srpeTiine Cloths,
CassmeFes, Common Cloths, Plains, %c.
10 p,clapes Gotten Goods, consulting of Shirtings,
Canbres, VelsCitens, Cords, Handkerehiefs,
Cottou Hosiery, &c. &C.
Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
1s pacJ<agcs assorted Hardware. Cutlery. cjr.
DAILY EXPECTED,
81 hds. NcwOrleans Sugars, said 70 be very hne
10 hhds.Antgua Rum
60 bags prime green Coffee
And 1--we and ysahlc assortment n fresh imported
DRY GOODS, calculated for Tie approaching season.
ytndpe Masicrs.
SEPT II. soft
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JUST RECEIYED,

PER SHIP -H-iRf, FROM LiN EhfOol,
40 Sets elegant gold FURNISHED Tea0 Uitho1a
China, new x beautiful patterns, IesbetS
80 sets iine enamelled plain do. and ST.
200 >, ,, blue printed ,, SdS
100 dozen China Pitchers, assorted sizes
(NVare elegant, and patterns new
GO >, fine cnamelled, with landscapes, &c.
100 % blue printed
80 - - Wash-Basns, very large sizes
with and wthoat ewers)
10 hhds. dining sets, very complete
), Plates Distinct hon) sets, dinner,
breakfast and tea
ChiIdren's toy tea sets, lettered, curves, sc.
also,
4 few crates blue and green edged plates and
TIE above articles were imported by us direct
from the Manuictory. ard purchased at low pr
ces, which viii enable 20 sell them on very good
terms
DREW * BLAIR,
FEM doors aboue Bel Iarern.
G,r Orders from the country promptly at
tended to, and every piece warranted against
breakage. ID. g %.
Seht. II. 36-G
lust Receiued rom .Nezu- York,
4 n assortment OF Coarse Cloths and Cas-
N simeroS Pelse Cloths, Coatins Fannels, Blankets,
black ard fancy o%bSsinss and hom6atts' &c
IL STORE,
Reccired Direct From London
Superine and Broad Cloths and CasSimrs, Calicces,
fluhings, Rugs, superine LOndoInade Clothing Pins
St.
AND
London BROWN STOUT
Janaica RUN, stb proof
CLARE.1 DO.
PAINTS, GLASSWARE, assorted.
JACOBS WILLIAMS
IRON, CSC.
ORDERS for Iron, from the BRUNSWICK
Y v FORCES, (Which are considered superior 10
any in the State,) for any quantity sizes. will be
executed and delivered in Richmond short no
STANARD S CHEW.
WAo haze landing from the Slooh Canton,
III ~ boxes Window Giass,} diSerent
Nv STORE.
goo sacks Salt, bushels each
100 barrels Hearings, Nc.
100 boxes Brown Soap
100 >, Bordeaux Clsret
20 >, Chateau Margaux, OF superior
quality
so barrels Ivhisksy
hhds. Jamaica Rum 5th proof
pipe old and superior Lisbon Wine
Is casks Hibbert's best Brown Stout
,, Ale
10 bbs. lst quality Muscuvado Sugar
ID bags Green Coffee
hid. Loaf Sugar
90 boxes Spermaeeii Candles
80 crates enanePd and pencil'd Croekery
so hoxes Choea.aye. No.
! chests Hysen Tea
90 reams Letter Paper
1000 Cocoa Nuts
1 set Table Mats, rs PSI
September IL. Sc ct
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FALL GOODS.

KsxrIE Subscribers have reoeiy by the ships Ed
rsard aud Prince Of Waferioo from London,
ard Niagara from Liverpool, too ha'died Pack
ages-comprss,g 8 general and extensive assort-
nent OF DIR GOODS, among which are,
Superhne Cloths and Cassimeres
Coarse Cloths, Plains, Flannels and kerseys
Ladies' Pelisse Cloths, Napt Cottons
Striped and Rose Blankets
Cambr,cs and fashionable Musl'ns
Cotton Worsted, and Lambswool Hosiery
Irish inens, Toiiuetts and Swandowns
Carpedng and Hearth Rues
Bombazeltes, &c. &c. &c.
AtsO--A few packages of well assorted Cutlery
Wbieh they offer foe Sale by the piece or pack
.ce HGiaNBOTHASI, BARRETT x Go.
igebfeJnber IS. oo-oN
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FOREIGE.
.We7v- York, September IS.
August 81.


[ Continuation Of Extracts from tate En-
!Slish Pafsers received by tie Sh9t Mes
[or.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21

WOODEN AND LINEN GOODS.
ESOR SALEby Wholesale, on reasonable terms
end on liberal credit, the undermentioned
articles-Vi=
Fine and Superfne Cloths
"a and rs Irish Linneus
~ 1914 and t1-4 Table Diapers
5-4 irish, and 9-S German Shooting
81 Diaper and Brown Linens.
.9ppy 10 JOHN LYNCH,
Cary Street.
August ST. 35-l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21

EE AVlNG concluded 20 remove to New-York
"A as as l can make suitable arrange
ments, have determined on selling my interest
in the
COTTON NIANUFACTORY,
and not finding any one disposed to purchase the
whole, have divided il into shares of one thous-
and dollars each, and have disposed OF a part, and
wish TO sell the balance on IL, s and "a months,
from the list January next, at which time the in
terest OF the purchaser will commence.
Negotiable notes with approved epeorsers will
be required. | am willing TO exchange Shares
for town or neighbuuring Lots of Land, at a fair
valuation
BE.NJ.7yIfL.NJ.4.gtES H.4RRIS.
August II. 2S-tf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10

INQUIRIES.

-
Why did Christopher Fowler, ESQ refuse
TO Stand as candidate for the Office Of Lieut..
Governor: Does he approve CT all tho
measures adopted by The lesding fetleralis,a
of this State? Dad he no, oppose with all
his weight OF character, the Hartford Con-
vention! Did he not resign bis scat in the
Councilof was, because tia, Hon. board wero
opposed TO The calling out OF the Militia for
the purpose Of repeiling the eucroachments
Of the common enemy? Didnot the Copn-
Gil Of war furnish The miliiia OF tho southern
section Of ibis state with damayed powdefs
Was this powder furnished for the purpose
OF enabling the militia to NEE and rspcl the
enemy, or 10! the purpose OF makiug q sac
'rihcc Of them 10 said Enemy What
would have scen the situation. oi The militia
which marched from this town 10 Natragan-
set, TO defend the ship Wampos, had they ar.
rived 10 time to meet the enemy Did NOT
the militia officers demonstrate time alter
time against this powder, and was NOT tho
grievance pntedresse for long pcrivd OF
time, both BY The war council aud Goscticr
Jones? Did not Gov. Jones attend Gen.
Swift, the u S. Engineer, who surveyed this
island, and did he not advise him, to make an
unfavorsbie report to the war depaftmentre-
laive TO the defence of the sotne, thereby
leaving the whole Of ,tis island exposed ~
the nvages Of the enemy! Is moi Gov. Jcnss
an avowed enemy to the tovn Of Newpor,,
and docs he not avail himself Of every oprcr-
tuni,y Ct wounding her fame and inNripg aer
citizens Is there mrn IN the federal p,ox
who is suspected by some 10 DO eoecerned in
the Afiosn Slave trade. and Of Being concern
ed in vessel pow under Spanish colors
bound en- an A(,iean voysge fsthere nan
in the federal ptoS who has been suspected
ofsradipg with ;hc enemy dusing,, the late wsr'
Who we're owners aud importers Of goeds
seized in barn in S,ouing,op, wbe, are there
names, where do they belong Has 90, one
Of them a conspicuous place in The Fs deral
prox i-what amount ofthc debt created in
this State during the late war, was applied 20
the defence Of the Southeru, snd whs, part To-
the Northern Section Of this Siaws Who
paid,he Hstuo,d Convention Dele gu,ss their
fees :. Wo the smoVnt f,ten c,bes.Jnst,..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10
BOSTON, ApRIL 8, 1916.
LATEST RROM ENGLAND.

Yesterday evening, arrived at this port,
ship Quincy, Capt. Ursnn, AZ days from
LIverpool,--Capi. y. is the bearer Of 10 po-
Utica, news whatever. A few scattering pa
pers 20 the i2lh Feb. are all VIC have rcceiv-
cd ,'our regular flies being put on board the
Milo, which. wss 10 sal, the next day. The
Courier of the l2lb, stales, that Com. OF
the French Chamber Of Deputies, had rtpor-
ed in favor Of augmcnting the number OF
Deputies TO 400 tha, the Denunciation OF
Massena had been prcsented from the De-
partment of the Rbone but j, was expected
he would be saved by tho Amnesty Law that
ZaHeyrand was daily acquiring influence, and
il was thought would be placed in the Cabinet;
Duke Of Wellington was expected at Cam
bray, about the 10th whittier the Comman-
ders Of the several corps Of the army OF occu-
patton, to proceed to receive his ordcrs.j
the most uninterrupted peace iNcdthrougl-
out the continent. Cambeeeres IL 10 reside at
Riga. "A Fioancial Plan, adapted TO the Peace
OF England, was to- be presented TO Par'ia-
ment Immediately /; no new loans will be re-.
qoired. The marriage of Sir Charles Stuart
with lady Elizabeth Yorke, was celebrated at
; Parls on the h Feb. British 4 per cent
7Consois, as 347-8 French funds 81 40.
Z LONDON FEB. 8--Thc transport Scahorsc,
has becp wrecked near, Tramore. She was
returning 20 England with the 50 regiment,
(Which hsd.)+en engaged in the battle OF Wa
: tcrloo ~ officers, 262 soldiers, IL Sailors
80 women aud 48 children wore lost--oniy
~ persons were saved. ,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10
THE ELECTION.

Informa,o, from different parts Of the State, rs
to the result of the approaching election is earer
ing beyond our mos, ssnguine expectation, Success
amounts almost TO moral eeytsiH'v Oar ficnds at
the North, isapYesrsi have risen VIC malest, OF
their strength, and making such exeriions in
support OF the REPUBLICAN PROM, as does them
mpch credit. The Prcx beng composed OF those
Gu, ac,ers, which, If elected, ~illdo honor to the
State The prospect is traly exhi!iraiing--w whilst
ha, Of our political opponents hiss fallen fn twenty
avs per cent below par Is il 10 be wondered at,
when the question is asked, what object can the
tlsra..:;s gam that wi amount 10 any thing 10.
wards suppk.,ing their ,olte;ins cause, which sp-
pesrs yearly exhausted. -
They NAV make temporary struggle. but Il win
70, aysiL--7zs G!sis ee'f Their s,renous. Efforts
,-nird. ~ of = sick NAV endcavoring 10 aseerd
auupisia iae UksE sul;ry day wirhovt amy 1rer,
'oad th-ousN soai.jushes, and byises, Occasionally
rp 10 his .nS'es N r;-e---imost fsn, Coz vsn, of
,i-..s;h. ~. r. rsy :ces 81 .ss ssDrs II No
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10
LATEST FROM RR.1NcR.

The sch'r Kemp Brunelot, has arrived at
Baltimore, lrom. Bordeaux, and brings peers
from ,ba. placeto the 2oin Feb. and PaIis TO
the Ian, They do moi iornish one single
article Of political news. ~. 't'
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,torendeus height, anl Sigh, end eIsiaiu, ss~
: Crcfes"
fREEMEN OF RRoDE.I IsLASp-- '
Let US act in unison and put spurious feder-
aiism Ia resi-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10

WHEN the Inhabitants of ihis town were under
the disu -'sng 9ppIehensioIs OF seeing their dwell
lings isid ia sshes, ard themselves driven from their
homes, by The cIsiel enemy, whose maritime com
nsnder declared tha, be could not fecal the order
90 destroy eyery assaabIe sea.port-What sas then
done by the Governor Spd Co for this town, afier
the earnest olieitsions expressed III town tinel
Wee no, the best interests OF this town at that try
ing line altogether neglected or worse THAI ne
elected, By furnishing the militia with soneihins
rot deserving The same of gun-powder, BY which
the lives OF men were wanionly jeopardized, should
they have CONE into contscr with the eaemy-Bitt
how much wss done for Providence, in fortfcaiions.
&c. 10 deiray The expenses Of lich and other waste
OF public money state tax is laid every year, be-
sides running the state La gely in debt--While the
eIIl effects of the operation Of the Bankrupt Act So
lbeay extended to the iederas,s in this town has
had paraizng erect in destroying that confidence
so necessary IN a town depending on commerce 49,
What interest can the ircemen Of this town have.
with The .edefssts in quarrelng with the General
Government for not giving Offices TO federaliss 49,
Is not the General Government much more liberal
in retaining in cfhce those opposed TO them in poh-
tics than the iyrannical government Of this state
and still less esnt be the interest OF the feemcn CT
this town 20 prescribe those who the friends of
their country and government, merely for being
such friends Are not the interests CT the inbaba1
tans Uf this town identified with the interests or
the farmer ~ the assumption of the direct tax-by
the states not assuming the direct tax Oear three
i""ANA' w NhS ."'pS'g SCIlaiH if4hiAuhs, SsAi-
mated at from oAe hundred TO fifteen hundfed ,hou-
sand dollars, have not been taken into the estimate,
by which means the direct tax on our houses lrave
been nearly doubled. An advocate, calling himself
q iandholder. has becr copied into the Jhercury;
this advocate has an interest in his labors as il is
said he has greedy apette for the Office of sena-
tor in Congress Hut was not this man advocate
FOR the Hartford Convention Was he no, an advo-
cate for not assuming the direct tax Was he not
an advorate for rejecting the votes OF the fresmen
for Representatives. from North kingstown, for The
aedged cause OF no legal town meeting, and an ad.
vocate for receiving the proxies tho given at the
same Deeting--lhis ad,ocTe. who 10 his FIRST piece,
acknowledges himself wam without warming any
one else, and in his second piece begins with pras-
ing HIMSELF is aided by the lsbors of afederast in
this town, who may consider himself we'll paid for
wiring newspaper paragraph, if by means of
which he may save out of the estimate in the direct
tax his forty or Fifty thousand dollars personal pro.
Perty. FEDERALlsT,
.,.-.f not of tie Boston stanb.
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correspondent would enquire whether there is
TO be another Hapliord Convention this spring, as
three Of The four Delegates which represented u.
Island as ripe for rebellion, are now in this town. via
samuel Ward, Daniel Lyman and Berj Hazard
1t ~ said that the two first moving soutbward,
probably to join The Patriots of south-America, as
the meredian of New-England is not al present a
proper one, nor its atmosphere congenisl to their
objectionable other ,wo will remain a short
time for the purpose Of holding the Geslinies Of this
State, and acting as time and circumstances shall
warrant But il is TO be feared, tha, even these two
will be ready before another month BE- gins to take
up their beds and walk as they kno.y that
their Cause lis not popular, and Is dali. growing
more unpopular. Where shall the wicked flee
Without place whereon 10 stand pitch their
tent in New England, and without The hope of aid
or succor from any section OF the United Stses, too
tmid TO join the patriots OF the south, and
sistent to embark in the crusades of Spain against
these patriots they must Ace 10 their royal master
the Prince Regent, and as he is now very much al
fcted with the gou their provence shall be to hoid
each, one Of their royal masters legs Thus shall
these three "banish dull and carroll away idle
sorrow"-Ecce specta culum--IIad ! Bogarth's
pencil would attempt description of this noble
trio; but leave that To other hands.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10


publican Prox for General Ofhgcis ..,'.4. :
"1iFOR GOVERNOR.
Nehemiah r. Knight.
8 FOOLED GOVERNOR,
Thomas c.. Pitman,..
Cor NEwPonT) Il
FOR SENATOR'S.
ELISHA MATHEWSON,
,.s.. Of Seifuate.
HENRY REMINGTON,
fL44 H., .,.. Of Uaruiek.
WILLIAM WILBOUR.
Z N .atv Of Little Compton
THOMAS MANN, !.
s.--1 a.,r Of SmiA.feld,
SAMUEL THURBER, {.
11 49, Of Pr0vidfnee., =
WILLIAM PEARCE,
4 Of Bristol
STEPHEN CONGDON
Of ho-th' KtngstO1on.
WILLIAM PECKHAM, jr.
I'd. Of South-Engs.own. Z
SYLVESTER GAVrr, ~
Of Westerly.
,ALANSON PECKHAM,
p of 1Hddletoyn.
Sceyetayy--SAMUEL EDDY.
Auorney- General. HENRY BOWEN.
Gen. Treas. s.-oAMUEL VlNSON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10
ELECTION.
Republican Prox.

At Genefa. Convention Of Republican Dele.
gates from the se,eiai towns in the state, holden al
the Stste.iiouse in Providence, on Wednesday the
2ist Of February. 1916, the following gentlemen
were unanimously nominated 10 compose the he-
publican Prox for General Dihgcis tf...f. .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10

.,o-s-is2 American Sssmen have arrived a
q .Cnanle ston. 5. {. in the, ship Lord Somers,
\ ~ftoo Englanc. Some Vi them had been pris.
oners. and some bad belonged to vessels
Which had beep wrecked
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10

Among the passengers in the big Abenu,
, arrived at New.York. from Havre. verc tn
DTon. Qpipetls de Roehcmont, late secre,ar
TO the provisional government OF France, an
his Ssn. -;
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-10

5s The B'i,ish troops NJ Nassau have rev
eds second time, and seized on the ars.
and magasines, threatening 10 destroy
plsee If a single one Of their party was p
ishcd.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-12
THEGREAT BANDIT

Last night the store of Major and Gil
lespie was unlocked and entered by some
ingenious and very expert hand at SINH
lar teats. Being thus securely and quiet
~ III possession, and having rcconnoiter-
ed the premises and found large iron
chest, he naturally concluded it contained
some hidden treasure, wherefore. with a
huge sledge hammer he very Deliberately
peaceably, a. without causing any alarm
proceeded TO maui the said iron chest
(the Waterman keeping suitable dis,
lance all the time) until he, like another
Romeo, in the church yard, broke omen
his ponderous iron jaws, and made him
disgorge his precious contents. Having
secured his principal object, he returned
the same way he entered, but being nm
disturbed and in no hurry, and thi;;kino
Eonld be some satisfaction to tI,c owl