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u results from Tie annua Ellis NJ Mortality recently
published in five oftbc capitals Of the United states -
FRAT OF the deaths ~ Charleston, 5. Z. Of every 49,
exceeded hrcecore audtcu ycarsln Baltimore. one Df
2y-In Philadelphia, one Of IL Ia New Yori cue OF 10
and in Boston, one Of -. by this old criterion tw0uid
appear hat Charleston, $. G. is the most ana baltimore
she least favorable to longevity and tdt rlhadelphi
and Boston equally alike healthy
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~ fc1wtoi tic Coronation ot tic CITY, viich hss
Y'i'tfeD ".a o. i-f f.tsD.i.ilue' wlieh r.nf d.
su1i, en' 20 sln,lf 800 ffnet. we1 be $4,000. and
oHli ie rc,taut wfals l11nut tl Ten doitfs prr 100.
~ 13|D" bgi through its coinn-iuce ihas some OF
ibc items of eenen sfc rated goo igi }tf as there
2nnld u0i IulIl eAI. lnanl llI sn many rs lln
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Office is hereby given. thatth cells in the una
- Hospital IN the city q WILLIAMSBURG approi,irt.d
iot male patients, are all occupied aud thai 100 moe male
patents will BE- received into tie said Hospital until so
OF the said cells vncant-duc notice OF which WIN he
given Bg crdsr q 10 Coprf Of Directors.
Akt,t HENlEY, c. c. ID.
psVfNNt H. sS-Iau1
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{ kNEHUNpRfD DOLLARS REV ARu.-rlopcdffoia
- my service. on The 7ih insf. = negro man, namfi
ggchw07, who occasionally calls himself.Tqr6 Bgas7'
~ nfgois welt known ~ tits city. having drove ear
i'' sestIal years for Col VIM. Campbell fron whom
pH'ttee'd Tim about six mouths Vie Is very arffnl
and p'o0abis viii obtain free pass and endeavour 20
l.aAc noriirardlf, as am lately Informed he H1 q
theas 10 tbs effect 10 iudEcc his late master 20 mae
sale ." him. Dc sahonf SIX feet high made iDfr
Ifd 10 st0op inhis shoulders OF darn fawny bus.
ug ppch oHien, had couuienauce and about years
-tYifa1e shocmasef fiis clothing dark brown cog-
zee " hlack velvet collar. striped sWansdovn ilckc
gre " lied pauaioous and Gafk brown great cot.
The above reward Willie paid Tor taking up said negro
ana securing Lnn n any jail that get him again.
GU Of NE state ortwcuts dollars if within the state az
y uorglthomc "a ea6itcn all reasonable charges pg
LD"AkD G., DAVIS
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FWENCH & uAitAN LANGUAGES Ir. Cuoidgig
professor etile French and Italian languages f9f
ZIG hftn iy Isl years professor Of the Gyccn II E0
oApN, dhd member Of ibc Schools Of public Instruction.
ina cay IS dcsircus of establishing himself ~ this cig
wicfe pc has hceu honoTabiy recommended ,y Wilrm
WIT, Heni. .. Harris, John O.. Gamble e. Gwaimucy,
A. Murray. Marx, 9nd Robert Jones fsa'rs.-Bc-s
eaetn announce ai ir continue 90 rrvdtCessori
~ Town and m bis ins-. above NJ. laine,s Gr0Ccy
Store. opposite fhc sVns Tavern
Iof information please 10 amply to mr. J.. Coz
vert. Merchant in this cifv.
January2S. g. 92rfm
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DiHECY I,AXOE ISih.

NOTICE l. lcfesy giveiLat the Direct Tax of the
- Jared States for 1919 the following described
property situate IN this state, having oue
N,a IRON The tice 81 tie NntacaseI vi the Collector an
whose district ihe sand property hes that the Tax had he
c"< Que aud PAYABLE. The same, much thereof " III
ne cat funie Sae,a TIE tcii Tavern. in the City OF
Richmond, IN The county oi Benrco, on Monda, th.
iih day OF april 1917. The saies,o commence A, 10 o.
clock A. ". and CONTINUE FROM DAY ia, unit sold
Nawc' q; fai- Inscription CT pre- .:noagt ,,ay0bk,
"cfe persons. lcrfg, &f0T tc1at. y,Ls fsnfs
MICHl ENni - y. -.'
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os

" Tie EdfOr n The Press, Iy1cLbvre min iugerf
the obo'c advertisement m fhe dav of Sgie mt pr
Tero @is occoRnf foUn. lNafsH .ior Pagmos.
YtlyHarv !. sqf5s
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10 me Editor IF ne Rogfoa Patriot.

see fac Narrative q robert Id.,us, in tie Eiia-
9Drgh Ereicu.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE Of BELEGA1'ES.
Mr.. SCOTT's SPEECH.

Deiirered February i3th, IN Committee oftAe
Whole, MIR. BANKS n he Chair, on tie
Substitute o6ered by MIR. BOOKER (ot'
Prncs-EdWdrd. to he Finance BIZ.
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f' a'Il II
v rrir@e nolasses-5p hhls. Irish potatoes--ao bbs.
winter ncaTs-l7 do. y. F. Tnm-50 casks ThoinahDwn
me--lJ tons Russia iron. wide tars--s5 boxes mould
osrdies5o do. hard SOAPS casks cheese, with sundy
other articles.
ern-but gils, finished IN III, fashionable syle--and
ahandsoue assortment OF furniture consisting side
boards bureaus hgdsicads secretaries with book cas
folding and writing desks &c. &C.
Tor S0te III JOHN O. LSY & CO.
February H. a.
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IO(C NJ J. <
a TIE OFFICE OF rGE ENOUtnrp
yl,A-1 Smdt?amPfI.f, comprising certain "a
bles, calculated to exhibit sOnfe OF the otec,s
OF the existing Constitution.
Inc precise object of this pamphlet is Q,
planned III the following
y DEDICATION
10 THE IEGISL4fTt-RE OF VfRCJNy,
Gentlemen, So
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CItocfgrS 06cf RchmcVd. Fcb.1, 1917.
WN. u. TAYLOR, (OffrtfOr fDr ne W
tOllfcgion Instruct. Sfofcof Jiyg.uAz.
" TIE tdoIs Of the LyDcbbuig Press. ard The gc
publican Con'tcilation, Winchester viii insert The a
w. D.T.
February 8. ol.rsv
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Il oriC..-will be sold, public auction ON Thur
day, tie 9th day Oi March next, tic premises los
TIE late Reuben Hlakcy, dec. the following articles -
Household and kitchen furniture, plantation utensils
also tie stock consisting Of horses mules cattle sheep
and hogs together with the crop ofcorn fodder rye &C
Niue months credit will toe gveu hy the purchasers CIV
ing pohd with approved security, TO carry interest from
the date, fnoi punctuallv paid.
All persons having authentic claims aeainst tie sade
tate Ie requcstediO present Them the day of sale
provision may be made to discharge them and all ha
are indebted 10 tie estate viii he pleased come for
ward aud make payment to SiTTH MEADE adm.
LyEclburg Feb. t.. OO4w
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kSLAiSIrR Op PARIS-s1G loiis OF The nosI Crllof
qnsity, for sale, cishor ground in lump, BY .le
Subscribers.
WOoDSON < STAPLES.
faguary 30. s7-2s,,sy
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'EIt SUBSCRIBER ofe,s fol- sale the Following arii.
Z cies
i2a crates carthen ware, assored SACKS salt IL
verpool neu lac boxes TIN, one y ~ de- assotsd
glassware 10 gross bottles 90 casks ialupback "a
do. green ooppeIas boxes tobacco pines ~ keys
white IL do. yellow. do. red PAINT 80 DO Dutch
behring's; 10 boxes hest Durham mustard, doz. eac
5oasks do; 10 hhds. whiting; hoN Chins containing
setIs 8 cwt jomoTs' wrought nails assorted 3d. To
ID. casks ilnt glass case siogtmel's best double
ana RelebaTeled GUNS.
THOMAS POTTS.
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{ From the Salem Register, June 81. }
INTERESTING NEWS FROM THE O
RONGKO

bby the brig Augusta, Lee, which arri-
we'd Yesterday from Angostura, which
place she left on The Goth NAV, we have
the following interesting intelligence -
That on the 10th Of March, the royal-
lists, about 200 strong, under Morales,
who had proceeded from Angostura. 10
attack the patriots at place called the
Missions, 100 miles below Anrostura.
were totally defeated and cut 10 pieces,
only six men escaped, including Morales,
and 2 other officers. All who were NOT
killed OH tie field Of battle were after
wards shot, and among them, Sleruly,
formerly Governor of Angostura.
After the battle, the Patriots, under
Gen. Pal, approached Angostura, where
they threw UP breast work, upon which
il,e guns ofthe fort could not be brought
TO bear, and Immediately commenced fir
ing upon the town within halfmusket shot
and tie firing had beenconinued day &
night. They had made several attacks
upon Tire place, but without great loss on
either side. One Ofibc officers had oor,e
for cannon, more eficciully 10 Attack
the works.
The Patriots had completely surround
ed ihe place, and the inhabitants and oar-
rlsOu were reduced TO the more wrrtcned
ana pllldDle cOuulllOn tor want of prOyl-
sions. Great numbers had actually died
OF starvation. Horses, mules, iackasses.
dUgs, &c. had been consumed, and ihe
Governor liinseifliad actually paid dol
lars for d Cat
a great number Of tie Inhabitants had
left hngOstura, and fifteen hundred, prin-
cipaliy women and children ~ The most
pliiable condition, sailed The same day the
Augusta left, in Spanish vessels. The
men were not allowed TO depart. Our
informant thinks II impossible that the
place could have held out more than two
or three days after hc lett unless relieved
IN some unexpected manner.
Guayanna was still in possession ofthe
ROyalisis-it was strongly fortified, and
no probability Of its being taken except
by starvation.
Angostura, a CITY in South America near
ly 100 miles up the river OronOkO. II is The or
y port Of eatry on the river. 81 stands on
high point of land, and commands beautiful
and extensive prospect Of the river and conn
Try. The place contains about 1000 houses,
butt d stone AJ0rses Gaz.
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TRTAL or TyOlJ1S JOvvSTov

" bi''H' s'"l NtiiOOht - ft.) June 10.
~ tie request Of tie members of The bar.
his honor Judge Smith, was pleased to furnish
for publication his address to the prisoner on
pTonounclns sentence upon him--and also a
copy Of the certificate ordered by linn 70 sc
company the record Of tae trial and conyic
ton.
Our readers will understand that statute
law 0i this commonwealth, requires the judy
e. OF the general court TO certify all such cir
cumStdncCs as appear upon criminal trials 10
be certified with the records Of conviction TO
Imprisonment IN the Jail and penteuiiarV
house, as may have any Influence upon oaes-
tons OF rcPrieye or pardon, in order to pre-
vent any abuse OF the executive power in that
respect-the order for certifying the facts
appearing upon the late extraordinary trial.
with the charge We n0w lay before our read
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lions actually gaining or the leak, he
peFemptorily ordered them To desisi, tel
ling item it was OF no use to pump amy
longer. They state /, to be their firm be-
acf, dat they could nave kept The leak
under untill the ship could have been got
INTO some port.
Thus ;here serms to be no doubt that
The ship was purposely sunk with a view
TO detraud the Underwriters Of the insnr-
ance on a valuable cargo OF tobacco and
sugar, that was only 10 be found in the
manifest and bills al fading which we're
manufactured for ihe purpose. The ship
also WAS heavily insured.
a! ihe request of Captain .ieakS we cor
rect small error IN the statement we
published Isl our last: Domi,,y was the
ost. nsible master Of the ship and cleared
her out atNew- Orleans, Jacobson, the in
tended master, being incapaci;aled BY
tls allegiance In ia" government Of one
oithc revolted Spanish provinces, though
he acted as navigator daring the Voyage.
the ship was the Joint property of both,
and well may il be said. there is pair
of them" [Heyad.
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OF PERMANENTLY ~ -

-
The sch. Aurora, Bin ms, which sail
Ell from this port in March last, for Per-
nambuco, returned yesterday with her
outward cargo, having been turned eff
that port by The Portuguese bloukading
squadron, on the 18th May last. Can't
BLitens learnt nothing Of The state of
the revolution. 'IiIe force which ne OBJ
served of Pernanbuco consisted Of three
vessels OF var. The commander of Tic
squadron ordered Captain Bligens TO 90
OH board the sloop ofwar wii his pa
pers. When on board, Captain i. vas
informed that Pernambuco was in q state
OF blockade, and thai he could not enter.
Ii Was further observed that the Aurora
coald enIerat St. Salvador or any port 10
the wlndward, but that the ports TO the
leeward were all blockaded.
About twenty days before the Aurora
arrived OF Pernambuco, several whale
men had touched or that port TO water.
but were not permitted TO go in.
The commander ofthe sloop of war in
formed Capt. Blffens that the port was
full Of American and British vessels.
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- NOEFOLK. June %
SHIP ARISClDES

Sly Of the crew of this vessel have ar
rived III town, and their aifidayiis have
been taken before Notary. They siate
that the lower hold Of he ship contain I'd
nothing but ballast stones, which were
put ON board at New-Orlcans, under The
preicM Of having 10 90 about 10 leagues
up The Mississippi IN search ola cargo of
tobacco and sugar butneitlcr tobacco
nor sugar were taken on board. and tic
hatches OF the lower hold we're cryrE,,IL
caHlkcd and Scaiet, for The security, rot Of
merchandise, but stones, and those bv
no means precious. The evening prcce-
ding The morning on which the leak was
discovered, the owner of the shin was
observed to take large augur and godown
below, where he remained more than
an hour; and on the day after the leak
made It's appearance, while the crew wer.
laboTing at the pumps, and by their excr-
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1RRIElL nf H. pRESlUENI.
NV HWY. Innc ~.

.ARRIVJL of the PRESIDENT.
Ills with no ORDINARY satisfaction that we
announce 10 our feliow-citizcus the arrIv, ! IN
this city OF our beloved Chic: Magistrate, Pre-
sident Monroe.
The President and suite, and great NUM-
Der of passengers, arrived in the Steam Boat
Connecticut. 1t 1 o'clock yesterday =. Nj. sig
nal gunS were fired from the Gutter, Capt. Lee
stationed near the lighthouse, aud al the fort,
announcing the Connecticut IN sight al . o.
SioCk, u lie ieral salute WAS fred from tie Cut
ter as she passed-an0ther salute MAS fred
from tic fort, by party OF volunteers under
the direction OF Lit. Dickin>On-tlis fol-
lowed by salute from the battalion of ariiiic-
~. commanded by Captain Blake, aud station
ed III 'front.' OF the new Steam cat Hotel. His
E>cellency on landing was received by the
Committee of Arrangements and escorted 10
hs lodgings by the Governors horse guard,
under Maj. Prescott
The President did not arrive at his lod;
inge until sunset.
The shore vas thronged on his arriyal--and
the roaring of cannon, the streaming of flags,
and the ringing OF bells, testified the Joy our
cVzeus, felt IN welcoming the Chief OF The A
merican Republic in their city.
Ills EXceiency Governor WoCott arrived
in this city with his aids, McSSIs. BabcOck
aud Huntingdon on Wednesday afternoon
The officers of the different independent com
ranies on horseback, i'll full Uniform, and ma
ny other citizens in carriages, rode few miles
cut OF town, and escorted him into the city,
We were happy TO see the spirit OF party laid
aside ou this occasion, and all uniting in pay
u% the tribute OF respect to our beloved Co
vernon
This dav all the uniform companies will ap-
pear OH parade, aud ii is expected the I'resi-
deut will review them, and visit the College
aud ;he Gun Factory of eli Whitney, Esq. 1t
is not expected lie VIII leave this city for the
eastward until Tuesday morning next. We
understand Gov. WoiCOtt Will accompany him
10 New london.
We have just learnt that the President lin
stead of following the coast or lower road has
consented to the invitation to pass through
Middietuwn and visit Hartford on Monday,
and on Tuesday proceed TO New-London.
Register.
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Znesr,ile, lime u.
TMIGpATIOM

We have never seen, at so early sea-
son of TIE ycag 50 many people moving
into and tr0egt this state. The road
leading through this town is tlmOnged
with ibem. A large proportion Of yoHng
men OF education are coming 10 seek
lir 5oTimes so that tie western coun-
tly Is ne likely 10 DC deficient with res
poet Of men Of aIcnisand literature. The
y polrion Of Cho has cncreased with
u'pafa'l lied rapidi'y. To look back
few years when We first came to this
county, eud contemplate lie change,
hi's minds with astouishment-We
can scare ~ realize it. Then there we're
only two counties in what now comprises
This state, viz Washington and lIamH-
ton, and not TO exceed 1000 inhabitants.
wow Wc have upwards Of 20 counties,
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COMMUNICATION.
SIR GREGOR MGR ECO n

This chivalrc officer has left Charles
ton. Ills destination will be announced
IN lis triumph. He has been accustom-
ed TO conquer, and has means that viii
ensure victory. The discovered provin-
ces OF Spain are rapidly illustrating the
march Of liberty; and the spirit of revolt
is simultaneous and universal. With a
dissatisfied and oppressed people with
mutinous and unpaid soldiery-the
Spanish government can have little nope
OF preserving It's bigoted dominion either
al home or abroad.
The gallant Highlander, who has devo-
ted himself TO the cause of the Patriots in
both continents, by the political impor-
lance of his present enterprise will emit
tie himself TO lasting celebrity. 90.
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SOUTII-AMERICA.
Charleston, JHae 2l.
TROUBLES IN THE WiG-WAM !

NHuftN"H, OHSS u.
Extract Of II letter from Fernaadiaa, receic-
cd IN his Ctty, dated June 4.
We are all in confusion here-as some
DAYS ago we received an express from
Savannah, informing us TO certainty
that Sir Gregor MGrtgor would be here
IN lew daA TO Cooperate with Admiral
Biion in plundering I'VE think the writer
might have said capturing) this place.
have moved off my valuable goods. We
have boats ready to carry off our fami-
lies, as we expect Brion every moment.-
am sorry TO say we cannot make
any resistance, if Il large force comes in,
but we will do our best TO oppose More
gor. As ApGregor has arrived in your
City, keep good look out after him, and
give me the earliest information" [Too
late.
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panvlnrsrr Inne 2I


Apartments have been taken at Chappgtin's
Uofri for The President, and are fitting up in
neat aud elegant ,tyie: they are the same &C
cupicd by Cen " ashington on lis visit 20 this
town many years since. Tie arrangements Of
The committee are ample and VIC are porsua-
ded will he promulgated in due time. As tie
President Vas still in The vicinity Of New-YOrk
at our last dates. and will find much to occupy
bis attention in the route hither, we are incli.
ned 10 think he will nOtreach Providence ear
licr than Saturday next, and probably will
tarry with US over Sunday. Carriages have
beeu provided for the conveyance Of him
self aud Snite 10 Boston. Ii is expected
the Revenue Cutter win bring him from New.
port % this place.
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WESI-INDIES.

CHARLESTON. June %.
BY The British ship t1t9rir, ve receiy-
cd OF Saturday our regular flies Of ia.
malca Papers 10 the 9TH instant. Some
extracts from them will be found in tai,
day Courier. II The accounts from the
Spanish Main, contained in these papers
are 10 be relied upon, Gen. BoLyAR's
army 10 in the full tide Of success.
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NEw-YoRK, june %.
TIE PRESIDENTS TOUR.

AtG O'Clock yesterday morning, the Presi-
dent Of the United States. accompanied by his
suite, Ills ENcelicnCv Governor WolcOtt. and
Number OF respectable citizens, left New
Haven FOR Middietown, AT which place he ar
rived about II O'Clock, where he was received
with civil and military hOnOrs after stay of
two EOars, proceeded To Hartford. The Pre-
sident will leave Hartford this morning for
NewLOudOu. IG4zetts
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PoRT SPAIN. CTriuidodl Nav \

c'ti MAY j.
On Thursday evening the Mail boat arrived
here with The first March mail. The public
prints have been received only TO the iith Of
that month, inclusive, and are dcsutute OF DO.
litical interest: although it has been stated
tnat all our cOuntrymen in the Portuguese ser.
vice, who are absent from their regiments:
have received peTemptoTy orders forthwith 10
TO be, that Lord Beresford had left Lisbon
and had proceeded TO the Spanish frontier. in
consequence of discussions with the court of
Madrid, which had taken an uufavorable turn.
and the ultimate issue Of whiclgssas doubtful
LII rs stated III letters from Cadiz. HAT six large
vessels have arrived from Lima. having fol
lowed close behind the three which had alrea
ny arrived. 1hey bring seven millions OF pi-
aSters: and their arrivst has created Great i66v
since it vas reported that thes had been taken
by insurgent privateers. -Four cOryettes had
Just put to sea TO reinforce the cruzers sent
ont against the pirates III the. Atlantic One OF
Tie latter had already been taken aud the crew
sent 10 The gaines.
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IUPORTANT

A letter from st. Niary's, dated on Sa-
turday last, l4Ih inst. says" There are
four large Carlhagenian vessels now of
Amelia Island; several families have re-
moved to Tins place in consequence. We
are all anxious TO know their object -
We shall hear more on this subject anon.
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Boston. .yype 81

Boston, JRHe 81
Salem Gazette of Yesterday. there Is a lisi Of
Il arrivals OF ilshing scAOOners at Nlarblehedi.
from TIE BanAS, with fares Amounting 10 So
COZ fish giving an average TO each schooner OF
1862. We hope these fishermen will expert.
ence tie truth OF FrankE's remark, " that with
every fish we draw from the sea, we draw w
a piece OF silver"
Lqae COnunTcs.-'Fhere are four landing o,a-
ceS On Lake Ontario.-From on2 OF witch
there were shipped froms.h April TO 3Oth May
last 9Oa2 bb!s. Flour, 253 bbis. Pot - Pearl
shes, and A.? b6is Pork, besides minor ar
ucles-About half sent to pper Canada.
from the iste Of Ray.-Clptain Bailey. of
ship Wildwood, from tie Isle OF May, informs,
that the salt ponds in Tie Cape de Verbs had
recently been inundated, and nearly DESTROY
ed and that Portuguese vessels have tile
preference IN loading and accommodations,
ana frequently took the turns which belonged
10 foreign veSs els We are happy TO ind.
no Notwithstanding foundations aud partiaiities,
that the Mill has a full cargo of saI:.I
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Fitzgerald, the Governor os AngoS,ura.
who had been arrested and seui to Cara
cas-, on suspicion of sceaciie. had beea
ordered back and was stiii ia command OF
the place. The mOstSau%uindrym measures
were adopted al AnsOS; ur3 in regard 10
suspected persons. Li,at r,cn we're shot
al one tine about ihe hsst ~ May, on s,is-
p'e'on oi being friendly 70 The rerolu,lon-
AIRY cause.
HE forces o'the ratciOts were cSii,la-
ted at irom four to SIX thousand men, al
mciuitcd, and they hat; complete posses
SION Of tie surroundings country.
The Tiger ofttiiS port, was tae only A.
merican vessel NJ Augaslura SIZE carried
out small quantity oi provisions. which
we're Immediately taken possession ofby
tac Government.
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RANK FISHERIES

We Endersiand mat 81 sail Of vessels
have arrived at MarbIehead this Spring
from the Grand Banks, averaging 10, 800
Goldfish Wien cured for market, ii il
SUPPOSED thoy viii weigh - Gil quimtals,
aud according 10 a fair calculation viii
bring from 100000 10 10000 dollars.
EoSGO,t p9Dcs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01
from Tie 81. Joans, ". y. Ga-eite. of the A.
June

Wearo informed by gentleman from Moose
i'i3nd, that il.e revenue officers atSt Andrews
ma seized all The plaster Of Paris in thnt
vicinity belonging to The hmerican,-;,rd ,,iS,,
that one ct tie Nova Scotia schrs. who had htr
bonds cancelled here, and her cargo re.ion.
ded Tor 81. Andrews, had been seized bv orc
G' MS hDcSIyS cruisers for evading the Jaw of
&o'a Scotia, by landing her Plaster al ST. An.
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