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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-07
EMIGRATION

| L..
Warner, formerly of Waterbury, (Cons.)
who has Just returned from Cleveland,
ONO, informs US, that on his Journey he
met, Ill lie course of IA DAYS, 400 fami-
lies IN Wagons, &c. together with an i'm
ihense number OF other persons OH foot
ana on horseback, all emisratiug to the
western country. AT Cayuga Bridge. he
was informed that 1000 families had pass
ed the bridge, on the same direction ia
the space of six months.
BosToN, Oct. 49,. In the joseph. from
Goitenburg, arrived Tin irons) one of the
crew ot the schooner PIatts burgh. whose
ofhcers were murdered some time since.
lie was sent here by the American Vice
Consul, and has been delivered ND to the
Collector OF this port, 10 be sent 10 Bati-
more Tor tIial His name is Niles Peter
sou opoSlgreen, a Swede by birth.
Messrs. Robbins, Mitchell and TiIine-
mast, commissioners on the part of This
state and Messrs. Brown, BurrHl and
Brldgham, commissioners for Rhode Is
land, appointed to settle the northern
boundary OF that state, have had meet
ing at Providence, and adjourned TO the
24th OF November, for tie purpose DINA.
king surveys. fBos. Adp.
:, The annual Thanksgiving in New
Hampshire is appointed by Gov. Plun,er
TO take place on the 25th of December.
Christmas day. This is departure from,
the ancient usage of the New England
States /; OF making this day distinct fes-
tlval, celebrated at The close of the har-
vest. IU
BALTIMORE, Nov. g.. AnAmerican
seaman recently arrived in this CITY. who
was impressed from The ship Canton. of
Baltimore, while al Calcutta, in India. i'm
1888 or 1900, when II years of age-hav
ing been detained in the British service
from that time until about months after
The peace, a period of 81 years, when he
was discharged, while in India, and left
10 gam hls native country as he could, in
destitute situation.
lie served on board the Belliauez, Al
6lon and Diadem, ships Of The line, the
Lord Duhcan frigate, and several other
vessels, and occupied the bloom and Vi
gour OF his life in the service of Great Bril-
ram. lie Is native of Calvert county.
Mary land, and has brothers residing ia
this city. IPatriet
Nov. I've state with pleasure, that
the President ofthe United States has an
pointed Commodore JOSHUA BARNEY.
ndudt Officer Of tie Port Of baltimore, in
the place of Colonel Ramsay, deceased.
This appointment will meet the wishes of
our citizens generally, and is proofthat
ms services during the late war have not
Deeh forgotten. diner.
The Hon. JAMES LLOYD, representa-
tive TO Congress from Suffolk district.
Massachusetts, has resigned his scat ow-
ing to the bad state of his health. This
| gentleman is said TO possess considerable
talents and is one of the agents appointed
by the state of Massachusetts TO confes
with the general government on the sub
| jecf of claims brought forward by that
state for the services of It's militia during
the late war, which were refused to he pa >
ced under the orders of the U. States. III.
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Bills of indictment were found by the
grand jury for the district of Mag cara, u.
Canada, on the 9Th ult. against James
Seeley and William Wilson, for High
Treason
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-07

The Public are informed that Cents, 10
any moderate amount, may be had. at tie
Mint Of tie United States, IN exchange for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-07

The annual Thanksgiving in New
Hampshire IS appointed by Gov. Plun,er
TO take place on the 25th of December
Christmas day. This is departure from,
the ancient usage of the New England
States (; OF making this day distinct fes-
ilval, celebrated at The close of the har-
vest. M
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-05

insisted on our killing it Immediately.
As for wine, VIC never tasted it dur
ling the voyage, as we would not sub
nit to have the emperor's present.
which was strictly our own. distribut-
ed to us in rations by the captain.
On the cath of February we arriv-
ed at Portsmouth, from whence 1 pro-
|cceded to London, TO fulfil The painful
but sacred duty which Inow discharge
by the publication of this narrative"
LONDON, March Is.
The resolutions moved on Tuesday
last in the house OF lords. by earl
Grosvcnor, were to the following ef-
feet.
/. That is the opinion Of this
house that all sineCures in the pa
tronage oft crown ought to be a
polished after the expiration OF the
|subsisting interest.
2. That all useless places should
be abolished or regulated forthwith.
5. That for the future no places
should be granted by the crown in
reversion, as tending to prolong and
perpetuate useful Offices, and to rem
der inadequate the discharges OF
those to which active duties are an
nexed.
4. That it is more especially the
duty Of the house to adopt the lorcso-
ing resolutions at Il period Of unusu-
al difficulty and distress. and Of uni
vcrsal petition for economical reform
and retrenChmcnt
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FROM TIE BAIT. FED. REPUBLICAN.
LINES
Inscribed By & friend, 10 the memory O.
The late hon. Thomas p. GRosvENoR
deceased.
Iamented Grosrenor q! to the grave
Thy manly form is early borne;
Ev'n now DER thee the grass doth wave,
And epring, midst all her sweetness
mourn
The summer breeze shall 6nger there,
and nature spread her fairest sloUm,
And dewy evening nurse with care
The bow'rs around thy rural tomb.
There Pious friendship pensive led,
70 thee shall paw he frequent tear
There truth and virtue silent tread,
And bend IN sacred sorrow near.
Serene and peaceful be his rest
Who ev'fy generous passion ,eIt;
And light the earth upon that breast
Where pure and spotiess honor dwe!t
0a! could afc elton claim the pow'r
To stay the fatal dart of death;
She had not known This mOuraful hon-,
But still preserved thy valu'd breath.
Fled is the genius oft displav'd
IN aid Of truth and virtues laws;
And mute the elosuence that sway'd
Resistiess in thy country's cause!
The chilling earth that form conceals,
So late with freedoms spirit fr'd;
And blighted hope her grief reveals
Ger all that youth and age atmir'd.
To cheer thy path and guide thy mind,
Religion pour'd her holy fame;
And, midst her beams. thy worth re6n'd
Shines brighter on the roll of fame!
While thy free spirit mounts the skies,
Thou leav'st fair example here:
To thrse who rirtuous fame NAV prize,
Thy honor'd name Will long be dear.
Thy last and dreamlcss sleep be calm!
Still in the hour devote to thought,
Thou oft the lapguid scene shall charm,
By [ancy's magick Influence brought.
A.
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and Golishel manners, his person Of
middling size, and an Intelligent
frank cOuntenancc. II the las.
French Imperial Court Calender he
had the title of Baron.
William Goblet did not arrive IN
the ship Pacific, on Saturday. as stat
ed in our last but is momcn;Iy cx-
peCted, having taken his passage in
the ship Importer. capt. Ogden, Thar
sailed in company with the Pacific.
The arm of the British Governments
has been so strengthened by the Sis
pensions Of the habeas corpus act.
that the trade of patriotism no longer
thrives. We should not be surprised
il Tandem Hunt, and other acCOmnli-
ces, should follow him in short time.
Their sport is all spoiled. A meet
ing was called at Spa Fields on lIe
cath Of March. ami the dcludcd DO
pulacc collected in considerable n,i,n-
bers, but there being no orator to IN
f!uenCe their minds by incorporate
haransneS. they soon dispersed. Tho
idea of being exposed upon Il giJbet,
has had an astonishing effect upOn
their nerves. sealed their mouths and
stopped their pens. 4 man WAS talk
en- up III London for hawking aLo.:
Cobbett's last Register, containing,
seditious matter, and hnci lGi. From
this circumstance, il is Probable Cot
bctt has taken Tie l,iut, ar,d tiltukirc
his turn might ComG nest, wEc.. b..
might BE- called on E5r someN,;,e
more thau 4 !!no, has takeu hlusc,c
OF
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= 1tS tu'IO' " ttS Att"WoHu SoWPttef'
The following Is so maiestically grand,
and a~Eully sublime, infinitely transcen-
ding the ordinary disc?urses on the sub.
icct, that / doubt DOT you viii Judge it
,,Torthy u q place ia your coiutnus:
"ine two preceding chapters
ar: certs. ''y among 'ssfs most rspOrtaht
aud the mest sublime in the New Testa-
meet. The general JUDGMENT, the rcSr-
rsciion oF the Lodg and tire states OF the
GuseA ana the dgnd, the WariChteaYs AMI
the tst, are described coNciSely indeed ;
but they are ezEibIied in the 0USt striking
ana eRtchng point, ~ view. | have at
tempted hide else than verbal i!iustra-
tions: The subject is too vast Tor my com-
prehcrsinn-I caanOt ordeC my speech
by reason Of ia, nueSs-- IhOuSh there are
soma top;cs h2adisd here which do Rot
appcar in othcc parts of the sacred VII
tinas-yet the Giain Of what we learn Is
this Our God will come and will moi
keen silence. 4 tire snail burn before
him, and it shall be very tempestuou'
round about him. lie shall call TO the
Heavens above and to the Earth beneath
that he may Judge bis people the day q
judgement! What an awful word IS ths
What a truly terrific time! when the
Heavens shall be shrivelled as a scroll
and the elements melt with tervent heat
Whcr the earth and its appendages shall
he burnt, and the fury Of the coEtfasra'
ton be such, that there shall be no more
sea! A time when the noble aud ignobie
dead, the small and the great shall stand
before Iod. a. ID snail be judged ;ccol ding
to sc deeds done in the body. Yea, a
fine when the thoughts Of the heart, and
every secret thirs, shall be brought IL
light! When the inuumersble millions oil
traussre ssions in embryo, and abortiTe
sins, Shall be exhibited in all their pur.
poses and intents A time, when Justice
--Eterp y justice, shall sit alone upon the
throne, and pronounce a sentence, as I'm
partial as irrevocabie and as awful as
eternal There is a term Of human HE
and every human being is rapidly Sh,
ding TO it, as fast as the wings Of
Time, ir their onw9rd motion ineom'
prehensibl7 swift, can carry him
Aud shat not the living lay this to
heart Should we not live, IN order to
die ? Should We not die IN order 10 De
judged And, should we not live and
die, so as to live again to all Eternity ;
not with satan and bis angels, but WIN
God and his saints 20! thou man OF
God thou Christian, thou immortal spirit,
think of these things"
DIR. Clarke's concluding observations
on the last chapter OF }bessalOnlans.
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from Tie " j. Fun. Post, SPIRIT e.
GENERAL LALLEMArU.

We learn from correct source
that Gen. LailGmand, late Of the +.
imperial army, arrived at Boston
last Thursday, in the ship Triton,
from Liverpool under the assumed
name al Gen. Getting, and took ~ his
lodgings at the Exchange Coffee
House. He accompanied Bonapartc
in his fight from Paris to Roche
fort, after the battle of Waterloo. &
was employed by him to negotiate
with capt. Maitland, Of the British
ship Bellerophon, to receive them Oh
board. On his arrival off England
he was refused permission BY the Rri-
fish government to accompany Ro-
napartc to st Helena, and was sent
with Marshal Savary, to Smyrna.
From Smyrna, he took private pas
sage in British merchantmen to
England, was landed at bye.rort,
travelled Oh foot to Liverpool, and
was literally struggled on board the
Triton. On leaving the river. as the
Custom House boat passed from ship
to ship to examine the rolls, the Gen.
was passed in a boat to and from Sc
veral ships, so as to evade the board
ing officer. Our informant adds, he
appears to be man of great address j
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-05

I'm. PENS on .Marringe.-Do thou
be wise prefer the person, virtue before
beauty, the m nd before the body Thea
thou hast wife, friend, a companion.
a.secoud self, one that bears an equal
SHARE with thee in all thy dsiis and tou'
bles.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-05
fuur obedient servant,
J. J. L0CkHART.
HiRclfsfer, 1iM March, 1917

HiHclFster, lin March, 1917,
SIR-l did not say that it was '.a f,l
misrepresentation" which You made,
but "the .foatest misrepresentation that
ever Was made 5y mortal man." au opin-
ion which l still entertain, and always
shall, Until you shall fully express your
sorrUw lor the effects Of that mortitica-
It;cn, which. | hope. I'D your tongue be-
you'd the cool dictates OF your mind.
] an, sir,
your most humble,
And moss obedlent sery't.
WM. CUBEETr,
March II, 1917.
Sm-l have received yON answer,
which leaves no alternative, except t1ut
OF my insisting on thai satisfaction winch
you owe me "a. seBt,eTIdD, aud witch
wish You would empower some triu.t t.
Arrange tas eTtG!uE.
am, sir,
your oDriient servant,
!. J. LUCkHART,
| shall renain in Winchester this even
ms Tor thus purpose, unit, s O'Clock, aad
a friend viii deliver this letter to you 10
accept your arrangement
Wiachss'.r, iIM March, 1917. !
SIR-lfl could stay hire another day,
l would amuse myself with some TAU
with yOs, but having Business Of nare
Importance On hand, [ must be- Of ygI
to renew your Pheasant correspondence,
upon our arrival IN town. Ia tne ntaG
while, | remain,
Your most Ghelicn-.
Aud most hum5I. servant,
WIN. COBBETT
To these letters, Mr.. Cobhett, III his
Journal OF this day, adds tie fol FER;
explanation Of his oHn motives tor Zti
ing the challenge:
Nov, my good neishbors, few a'i
facts will enable you 20 form a pe:icc''
correct judgment OF this MANS cOndU
and character. First, he knew that Iad
written many essays. reProbstrng. IN ire
strongest terms, the pr ct,c' of due'iir-,
Second, he knew that | had held Il rs
species Of suicide. for uan. H. my s!..3'
ton, to fight duel, ser'ug, that, Il "as
missed me, another wnn!d b" i"ur". To-.
some ole should hit me. 1hiTd .'rd
this was his rock OF safrtvl he knew ""'iI
that it | accepted Of his ch0iten@e. mus
instantly toriei; fer thousand yopras ,.'1
iinr. He knew thi. well, Tor he. who
"a tG~ysr, mind, knew that had b.
bound IN recoguiZaHce tvr sergn ye'
from the year 1912 This was hn 50
guard You often hear Ct People,
are Going to fight due.,. taken before Il
= strates. and bguna orer. IndT r"''
end 10 the ahair.-j}uthc knew ard "
knew, thar | was bound ever before ~
and In a monsrroas ana rn!Eou' 80
and, when YOU are toI'i, that he G'''s
tWo ritReSseS toiH hin, yon Viii sa'
guess what were his rrsi !ntehioE'.yN
When men r.eGH 20 ttgh', they 20 % -
In 4 very different va lie" ss"'
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From the " p. Gazette ErirG, .9pra 80.
yEnY LATE FROM ENGLAND,

NF.'t fIAi fiDh ENtELAND,
Per the GaLyN, rrrrp1 ct Boston
The meeting ut 5pa-Fie!ds was al
iourned to the cath March, on which
day but few sailors only assembled.
and nothing was done.
Mr.. BrOugham stated in Parlia-
.mcnt, March 81, that they were SO.
GOO persons in great misery in and
near Birmingham, but they evinced
no disposition e: disorder.
The bill 10 prevent seditious meet
ings is nearly completed. One
clause forbids any popular meetings
within one mile Of Westminster Hall.
during the session Of Parliament or a
court. The dukc OF Sussex and lord
Erskino opposed the bill. 1t WAS said
ministers intended to proiong the
suspension OF the habcas corpus act
beyond the period nov fixed.
The British are about to allow of
the expectation Of salt, daty free, for
the fisheries, aud to lay a duty of
Sd. per bgs!@.c! ya Imported salt and
Sos. per ton on mineral alkali.
Lord Cocl"ane is preparing Cor IL
voyage to South America. Ne Las
for loan Of O,OOGi. for
one year.
The excise is said to have fallen on
the present quarter upwards 600,
l0OOl.
A petition against the importation
Of WOO. las been presented to Par
l!iament.
Price of American stocks in Lon
Idon, March 26 f; three per cts 60 nco /;
Skies lOl to l0l - =; Louisiana SiX-
es leo.
Prices of British stock in London,
March % three pei. cent. Con 60
I!-e to 20 Is aud 20 IL.
Goblet is SAID to be coming to A.
ImeriCa with two vi his sons intended
for the bar.
The king of Spain has issued far.
Their order for the release Of the state
Prisoners-Many still remain.
A new law OF exchange las been
made in France. Paymentor acCep-
lance Of European drawn bills on
France must be demanded witllia sin
months from date, ur pain Of forfeit
ture Of claim.
A London paper says, British ma
nutactures produce 100 Per cent. in
Mcxico.-but they must bcsmugSled.
A hat sells for 100 dollars.
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DIR. Clarke's concluding observation
on the last chapter Of 1 9bessalonlans.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-05

y 10 the editor ef tie Richmond Compiler.
The following Is so maiestically grand,
and awGuIly sublime, infinitely transcen-
ding the ordinary disc?urscs on the sub.
jccJ, that doubt DOT You viii Judge it
> .;Torthy u place ia your cuiunus
-, she two preceding ChGpterss
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'Hu'IE IT, ToII-
Sm-l have received yOur answer,
which leaves no alternative, except to.t
Of NY insisting on thai sstisiacti en winch
you owe me as sentemdD, aud which !
wish You would empower some triu4d t.
arrange taIs eTen!ug.
1 am sir
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NOTICE.
80 Ref0;leys Gn6 Gamers Of Cayriage,.

YOU hereby notified Licenses Retailing which expire
the 3lst and months following, and the
paid for the year ensuing before their expiration, ageeab the
Congress- passed April 29 1916. For filling which, penalty of hun
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notified that be of used therefor
the duty paid within the month Of January, agy the Act OF Con
gress passed the 18th Dec l8l4F failing which penalty OF dou
Die the amount Oh duty will be incurred.
The Collector his Deputy will attend receive the duty Carriages
the following times and places viz.
Al The Nichols Hazao in the Of Portsmouth, Thursday
tie sd Of January.
At The Amy and Manchester, the Of Tvton, Fri
day, the of January
A. The Josiah Kinicut the Darlington, Su
DAY, tie 25h day Of January.
days in said monh of January his Office in Newport and
Deplys Bristol Warren. In all
Of negligence, the penalty will be exacted.
CHRISTOPHER r. PERRY
Collector tke frs, Collection District Rhode Island
Collectors Office, Newport, Jan. !, 1917
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ADVERTISEMENT.

THE subscriber beys leave TO inform bis friends
L in particular, and the public in general. that
hc now cafrfes on his Trade as usual, the Long.
Wharf, below the Bridge, and opposite Mr.. THoMAs
MEsssp's shop He repairs locks OF every kind.
makes keys Of every sort, mends brass kettles, OF
any sort of brass ware. He mends umbrellas in tho
ncs,est manner, and does all sorts Of small work ia
bis line of business The smallest fvors in his way
will be thankfully received and punetuay perform.
ed, by Your obt. humble servant,
WILLIAM CRANSToN.
-.Nerssorf, Sept II, 1915
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FARMERS ArTENDl

TO lot. the Farm which nov occupy. lying in
u Coggeshslrs mech, in Newport. Possession 20 be
gwen from this date. and held until the 2S,h March
Sext--ionger II We Can agree. No lawsuit TO be
1DuT1eneej ~ nc. when possession 10 surwndercd.
y, ~syLvEs1Ek RoHuIsoy SAxARp.
HFs~ns>sy tss-1etA -
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FOR SALE,

A FARM, situate in nPortsmou,h, containing abore
Z y 100 acres. There are on said Farm. good
dwelling house. barn, crib. and other buildings ia
ssod repair. There are also t~o young bearing
Orchards, eonprisng about eight acres, and sboas
siH acres Of young thrifty wood. The Farm 10 in
excellent order and we'll watered and walled. Said
Farm is now improveS By STEP6EN SLOCU.M
I'd, Of whom information, a. 10 terms, &c. can be
had, or Of the subscriber, living in South Kngstowrs
Boston Neck. JOSEPH LAwToN.
.Ssufs .kiaysfsrn, No, l3, 1916. t2m3
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DIRECT TAX OF 1915.

NOTICE hee that the Direct Tax the Uaied States for 1918 tho M
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