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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-29
SOUTH AMERICA.

A letter from Port au Prince Of Nov. H.,
Hses that Bolivar was busily engaged in or
ganiziug new expedition. Gen. Nina, il
appears was no less sctively employed and
the sFIi-s Of the patriots wore q most favour
sble aspect. ever reverses the revoiu.
tioniais in South America m,y occasionally
meet, their ultimate success appears to be
placed beyond doubt The feeble and
siCkiy powers of Spain can never strike a
blow 20 efcctualIy as to impair, even Tor a
limited time, the prospect Of indc pcndence.
Che activity and energy Of oil employed in
ihe object OF emancipation the talent and
bravery which the events Of E1rope have ad-
ded the cause, Induces US to believe, and to
hope, that the chains of South America will
be broken in q much shorter timc thbn we
originally contemplated. The feelings Of the
people Of the United States are naturally co.
is freedom, and the establishment Of q mid
aad equitable government; and We lament
that We are 10, permitted openly to extend
the hsnd Of rieadship and coo ,era,ion. Our
late advices, however, from Spain may be
such rs 20 Justify our drawing more closely
the ties, which bind Us to our South Ameri-
can Brethren.
One circumstancc, however, We ave not
able to explsin. The five United Provinces
Of Rio de la Plata have been for a Ions iipe
sovereign and independent, their governr, s1t
weli otgsnized, laws established, and their
Independence is 10 no manner mensuccd
vet We hsye not recognized them as an inde
peodsni power. 1, principle With 81 "a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-29

--ssserbiei r. Gsels,e their wants, ara 20
demand redress. ln Manchestcr, there is TO
De one on Monday, which propose to attend.
lit Is supposed there will be from 80 TO
10000 persons present and have reason
TO ,kink they will not disperse as quietly a.
they assemble.--When such q mass as.em-
bic, the eireunstanee Of their assemblage is
fraugh, with danger.-They meet under the
stimulus Of being wronged--,hS, they are
injured By the governments With their pas
sions inhamed, and encouraged by each other
j, will be surprising if they disperse without
first wseakisg their vengeance on some
whom they may suppose TO be aiders and
abetors in the work of iniquily which has
brought them to distress and goaded them to
revenge"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-29
GENERAL CONVENTION.

"A Republican Convention will be
holden at the State House in last.
Greenwich, on Thursday evening, the
20th February mex, for the purpose of
agreeing on Prox Of General O.Ecers,
to be offered to the Ci;izens OF this state
for their support at the ensuing election.
Those towns in the State now represent
ed by FederaiiSts, ARE particularly request
cd TO elect AID send llirir full number OF
delegates.
1t isexpccted that every town will be
represented.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-29

When bad men caa,s mo puwel, aud pass
laws tor psrty purposes, OF so vie nature, as
TO deprive innocen; people of their sacred ,nd
inbereat rights, n'ay DE said, she wicked
rue ana ne lard m2ErnesA." This law, here
toiors soc.sn OF, being an emaoation from
the fury OF intoleta0ce, base IN its origin, aud
calculated for the viic and cowatoiy traitor,
who, in the sgent OF ous having been oyet,un
by Inc hostile Brush, might baYe seized up.
on this, as the passpor. OF safety, hy more than
insin0ations. !" | am ---- -, Esq. mem.
ser Of the General AJse mbiy, and is no, his
law full evidence nf our zsai and attac hme nj
10 the cause OF ms Majssly--a Jaw making il
penal TO accepl an office under The general
govsrnmcnI-is not this conclusive evidence
Of our determined hostility 10 that govern
mcnL and n per.cc, unison with the Henry
system, out OF which plan was perfected the
Hartford Convention, in which VIC shone con-
spicuous-Abesides other acts which we have
passed, indicative OF our hatred to republics.
A policy like that adopted in this town, when
it was before garrisoned by his hajesy's
troops, is Indispeasably neecssay for you TO
puvsue. Then, only forty or 6i,y Of the in
habi,snts were put on board your prison ships;
bu, now, all the adhsren,s TO the General
government must De taken care Of, as tAcre
is no hope Of Altering their principles, which
will not only prompt the continually 10 con-
vey Information 10 the maine, as they did be-
fore, but ,nay form dangerous combinations
In the Garrison--tor never was there q. more
efectual and sale method practiced, for redac.
log The number OF his majesy's enemies,
thsn that of crowding them on buard his ma
e,,y's hYlks, and feeding hem ou condemn.
cd p cvisions; by wnich NJ, only large mum.
bers die in the seasoning, but Others may be
induced TO enter his majcsiy's service, and
the re mainder will be SO emaciated as will
eHectually break down tba, Roman spirit, and
wssn them of their high notions Of liberty.
What few may at last return to their coun-
trymeo, may recount such severe privations
and suFerings, as will strike greater terror
among them, than the forces OF his mp pjcs,y."
Thus the scene OF lY78, nigh, have been
acted over again, and the mean vassalsge Of
this crouching sycophant excmplihed. This
law was TO have bscn the index, this the
charm Of tue federai,,s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-29
From Me London Morning Chronicle.

From Me London Morning -Chroniele.
Yesterday seventeen persons were Brought
UP by The officers of Beihnal-grceo parish,
who found them on the preceding night
sleeping in the brick fields, some OF them
.ctuaIly on the Kills that were burning.
They all exhibit a most deplorsble appeal =
sure, and were strictly examined by the mag
the business they were brough, up to, Sc.
They all proved to be discharged sailors,
who could get no enployment, and had %
means of subsistence tn OF of them bad not
slept in bed for several weeks, and were
: almost in state of starvation. There was
only one foreigner amongst them. One Of
thon said be expected a ship immediately /;
he was discharged and che rssf aere c0mc'it-
frd under Me psgran: act.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-29

taSlisaed governments 10 s>nn6w'cdge nc
Independence Of any power, who is 50 organ
lied and constituted ss TO DC able TO defend
its immediate righrs, ADD on whose national
faith and the integrity OF its laws reliance is
10 be had /; and IL is likewise sprinciple pc.
culisr IN republics 20 acknowledge the ex-
listing power be 1t sovereign or eoioNisi, in
dependent or subordinate. The i've United
Provinces, wo understand, have long had an
agent in this country, whose po~ers are even
pleuipoten,iafy, but WHO has not been ack-
u,wledged: ii we wait until these provinces
are h,si acknowledged ey some other power,
we question our own responsibility, aud in
fact, eapabiii,y of judging Of the prorrieiy of
such u step, and this would be considersd
courtesy very unnecessary in a patton, who
has been long powerful and indie epeoden,, and
who are disposed io fac, 10 the word liberal
examples. FaShfnyfou Ciiy Gazette.
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For sale. or to Lct.

A Farm in East. .crcenwich, containing so scres.
"A well propor,ioned for plowing, orchardng,
pss,uripg, moving and Wood land and is exifeme y
weii.watered, The farm 10 situated on tire post.
road, about two miles south Of the Court boise
There is good dwelling house. barn and other cut.
buildings thereon standing; with good stream OF
water running through the farm, suitable for mills
Of any description.
.aiso-a Dwelling house and Shop, in Newport
near the red market. Also, two lots of Land, 100
feet square, in the part Of the town, suitable
for building lots Al Of which will be sold o. icas-
ed on reasonable terms
Lkewise--a pair OF :. year old Oxea.
SPENCER HALL.
Newport, Jan 90
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-29
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TOWN MEETING.

A eommittee was appointed by the town
meeting, (Which was yesterday called for that
purpose,) to draft and send to Washington q
memorial in favor Vi law, which would place
our commerce on a more favorable footing IN
relation to foreign powers. The memorial
to embrace similar objects with that OF the
merchants Of New York. The utmost har.
mony and unanimi,y prevailed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-29

Revolutionary Speeches, Oraticns, sc.

-
m pursuance Of the plan to collect and publish. aud
thereby preserve, a body Of revolutionary speech
es and ora,ions, Mr. MUS, the Editor of the
Baltimore Weekly Register. lately addressed =
respectful letter TO the venerable President Ap.
ANS, requesting his aid in the interchangeable
following are extracts from his reply;
"Of all the speeches made in Congress,
from l774t 10 l777, inclusive Of both years,
not one sentence remains, except few peri.
eds of DR.. Wi,herspoon, printed in his works.
"In the Vatican there is q picture of the
creation, by Rapheal. A man is represented
daring into chaos, and buTetiag i,s hs,ero-
geneous element. with his 6sis, and kicking
The Molecules O'ganiqocs, its primotdial
corpus F" cules" into the sublime and beau;i.
ful order OF this universe.
"My papers are an nGoite ssinal miniat.
urc of Rapheals chief d'ouvre. But have
neither clerk, SECRETARY or amanuensis, to
leap in; and my eyes are too blind and my
hands too parsli,ick, to jump in myself.
"Numa buried his Papess, and ordered
them TO be concealed for 6ve huadred years.
Al the expiration Of that period, the senate
ordered them to be burned, as dangerous to
relgiou.--Thst is, to the religion of the
phcnicians, Peasians, Pessians, Egyptians,
Greeks into pretty,elegant & laugnable fables.
alt is a serious question, whether l ought
70 bnry my papers or burn ehem. You would
not publish them, and IT you should, they
would ruin the sale Of your Register.
Gin plain English and IN few words, Nr.
Niles, consider the true history of the
American revolution, and Of the establishment
of our present constitutions, as lost forever.
And nothing but Misrepresentation, or par
lial accounts Of il, sver will be recovered,
al sm, sir, with thanks for your commu-
nicatioo, your very humble servant,
JOHN ADAMS.
"Quincy, Jan. Sd. 1917"
ssR RRxARx ON rnk YaEcEprNo.--CBY Mr..
NILgs
While we are compelled, in great degree, to nc.
cord in the opinion given by Mr.. ADAMS, at the
close Of his letter, however rePugnant it is to
feelings and wishes, We still hope with due defer
ence to that opinion, that much may be collected to
shew the form and body Of the revolutionary period.
and to pourtrxy the character of Of the lead.
ing actors herein--Even these "par.ia accounts"
in the absence Of the "true history" must be ac-
ccptable to the people Of the repubiic--and may
esrye AZ beaouns for poserity
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-29

GOOD BEEF-A, pair of cattle we're
slaughtered on the l6th inst by Messrs.
BUSH & Coz, OF this town, which weighed
25l3 lbs. the tslow, 474. They were fatted
by FELIX PEcKHAM, E,q. Of Middlefovn.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-29
ccNEREss

CONGRESS
We have received The proceedings oil
Congress- TO the 3is, inst. iaelsise. The
Memorial Of the N.York Msrehao,s has
been pressn,ed---sad an important bill has
been inlroducod-s bill to in,crdict our trade
with oil pof's where American vessels are
not admitted. The House OF Representa-.
tises have repealed the compensation law !
bnt not yet recognized the old poy.
Bee. Paicdium, Of yes,erday.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-29
PRINTERS NOTICE.

A HalfYearly payment for the n. r. HeDu5Yeen IA
IA nov due. Country subscribers are earnes,iy
requested 10 pay the amount they respectively owe
TO the establishment, particularly those Of long stand,
ing All bills Of more shan tigh,een months viil te
shegty put into the hands of another person for cell
lection. unless speedily .,undedte.
newport, Jan ~ w. sIMoxs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-29
STAR spANGLED BANNER.

The fl,g Of the United States is to be al
tcrcd.-The stripes are 30 be reduced per-
manenily TO their original oomber Of ,hir.
teen but the Stars are TO be constantly in
creased in humber, equal to the number Of
the States In the union. The first change
TO take place on the 4lh July next, and the
change of every sddltionsi star after that to
take place on the succeeding 4lh Of July and
not before.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-29
Commissioners Notice.


ME The subscribers, bring been appointed by
w the Court Of Probate Of the town of Westerly,
in the county OF Washington, Commissioners 10 re.
coive and examine the claims against ,hS Estate of
JOHr CROSS, Esquire,
late Of said Westerly, deceased, represensed inso
vent, do hereby give notice. that twelve mor'bs foin
the 30th'day Of December, 1916, are allowed TO the
Creditors a the said Estate To brig in ard prove
their respective clsimss And that we shall attend
for that parpose at the dwelling house Of syvetter
Gast, in said town, on the FIRST Monday, in Febru.
ru4ry, April. apd December, within the time sfore-
said.
syTys.srs yu9Y.s sos;,y; sAy;r c."-a.".u...
Westerly, Jan. I, 1917.
AZ persons Indebted to said decesseds Estate,
are bareby requested to adjust and settle the sane,
without delay. Asd for tLe purpose If facilitating
q settlement; as aforesaid, the undersigned give no
tics, that constant attendance win be given at
the dwelling house Of jesse Msxson, Jun IN Wes.
teriy, from Monday. the 9Th day Of ibis instant un-
III the i4,h day Of February ensuing, Saturdays and
Sundays excepted.
.1mos C,oss,
Jesse Marion. jun.
Vestaiy, Jan. !, iCH. gi'l
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NEWPORT.

WEDNESDAY, JANUdRY %, 1917.
QT The letter from MIR DAVID MELVILLE, ad-
dressed to Doct. MiTeHELL. published in oar last,
was copied from the New.i Gazette
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-29

Late advices f'om England and Ireland
warn Us against Specializing ~ -four and fax.
seed ii high prices, lest We suffer byn.
" y. fctsr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-29
NEW-TEAR's GIFTS,
HOOkS nj All DeScrintiopa

OOOhO Ol all DeSCTlpllOnS
II L o, W
great vsriesy Of fPocKET-BooKs, ,hrefd ,csses,
Purses, and other fancy,and useful Artiyss, iss-
ualy found in Boox-SToaEa (
Ihe abOre, are for Sale az
JAMES HAMMOND's
Dry Goods, Book and Sra ,onary SHrr,
Where is just re, Z,
Twenty Rcams OF AnIEs's bot prcss'd
LETTER. P.4PER,
or very superior quality--25 Resms Of Hartford
vellum Writing PAPER goolscap, Pot and
Wrapping fArEn, Of msuy kinds.
SCHOOL, BOOKS,
ofoR Kinds, by Bholesale or Rrrcil,
Newport, Jan. I, 1917.
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Wbo auanfs a Guinea !?

They my be had by the purchase ola forte
nate Number IN tho
WashngtOn Bridge Lottery, No. 7,
Which commenced drawing December 9Th. in The
cny OF New.Haven. and to be drawn RAPIDLY.
SCHEME. Ntt
20 Prizes Of 1000 dollars each..
do 100 tickets coo
do 90 do $50
40 DO 100
lO2 do so
e40 do Is
3055 do 8
1919 Prizes-e52i BiSnks--Deductioa fro,n pii
ses Is per cent. Price OF r'ekets, Whole s G.
Halves z tc. l-2-- Quarters I 81 i2--but from the
yer, great demand for them, will soon rise.
.flso,--7ICKE2S
In the P.y,snth Beach letter y. now drawing in Dos
ton--Highest Prize S 5000. Tickets 3 5o.--In the
Bspfisi Mons Chapel Lottery highest Prize 9 5000
Ickets ) %.
.1s ths Truly Forfn7ofe Lottery and Er
csangS Cffee,
No. ils, Thanes-stre,i. SO celebrated for the Sal,
OF High Prizes JOSIAH G.. SHAW.
New port, jan 90
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-29
FLOUR.

L,IFTY barrels fresh suprr6ne Flour, Jus, rcceiv
l. ed per sloop Fame, from New York, tor sale By
STEPHEN CAHOOSE.
EeUport. Jan IS
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-21

~ charged; tie ,u,iaecr the
higher ot mmisSions ~ lie a,my Is ii,ni-
cd; tbe peasioD iunj oi million is
raced under rev direction puuaLod
fhce:s arc entnied TO large anru,,ics,
md separate Establishments flundsi
'or the supper, o! t!.eir wi4cws and or
'hans. All this concerns only officers,
The prYaics have iheir own hospital,
n the Formerly celebrated convent IL
u. D,iGida, a, Wsistene, b,,idcs Two
hospitals Tor the invalids oil this carri>
On, and they enjoy considerable re-
enue from all appointments mat arc
made out, be sides enc per itcu$anil On
the sale Of ell cs;a;es. ], IS ROW in con
Cemplati"p 10 found for theii benefit a
suil larger cstabistmt towards
Hhich nee 100000 d liars in vo.untS,y
contributors have been slready .ecei
: d. They have had their cadence os
cave OF the hug, lhc crCnn + it,ue aid
p ince Oscar
Field macstai count S;.sl;aek made &
speech to his n.aiss'y, haaktns ban sor
the attention paid to the army, rur TIC
bens tt conferred or the cou.t:y. aid
-Aau'tlS h!tP 81 tNrbr SNlIie devotion
10 which the King rcnrned ye-y gra-'
cious answer, His excei!eacy also
made speech TO Tie crown prince jn
he usual style Ct cf,mrlr,tm TO
which has Lisane;S replied al length.
None OF these speeeLes (as printed in
he Hamburg pa>ers) Ike Of notice Of
The lac Conspiracy
An2+ter !e'ter ], ON Stoc6hs'm, .4hrh ;,
consrript0n IS now making IN the
whole ki"gdoC, OF all tbs youEg nen
bo'n II 1906; ,Ecv are to b exercisei
for fortnight, IL Juae, alter which The
.cGimcnts l"Imed into brigade ~iI go
into camp. His said also that cat,sn
viii be formed ncar Stockholm, 10 cx-
crcise the troops tits sumaer The
young G'cn included lii the conscriplcn
consists OF FIVE classes, from an The
youths from the aee OF % o IS inclu-
sive, forming well disciplined and Ii
niioim militia of ahcu, 100000 men,
from which, oniy in time of war, the re-
gular regin Ell rs raisec partly by recruit.
iog, partly furnished and equipped By
the landowners, are reinforced aud fil-
led up.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-21

my ccun,Symcn fo, ;hc respect, the ad-
Eifauop, ,ac s,rce,c aud heprty APP
piause which they had bestowed upon
ne, and OF which the pTco!s were 10 D,
found In the sale Of my vikings 20 al
extent exceeding ,eniOid that OF any o.
thsr writings ever heard oil III the world
when ,eflvctcd on these things, |
preferred voluntary eyilc and possible
poverty, as had once before preferred
,he payment eta thousand pourd 6nc 10
he making of promise not 10 suppor'
he cause oil the princess ct Waies
aSrecable 10 IN cffsr which was sent u
ne just previous 20 m; rel,ase n 1912.
IS could 6eprosen, II necessary b. wi
aesses now living
As to the caiumnies that may be C
Published aSGiast ns here, by the
Gents for they are no beter) OF ,he bo-
oughmongeIs' hiielings in London !!
Can only say, hat they are as base a
tic minds III whici, tie. are cugcnder-
I'd. That vsurpcss in England. having
heir dungeons open 10 receive every
man " no offends lheH, will he able /
do so much against me in the way. boz
u"ubt at a!i: Int they viii be so kit q as
to recolleci, hope, tina, il they have tn
power Of violence and faisehocd, hay,
he power al reason ard Of truth, Di
siding their motives Tor pressing til,
recent acts into ten portions, ;he put
Jug down Of me and of my whiting did,
1 verify believe, fern cighi portions on
Vt ne ten. These eight portions Z
their dread still exist ADD before lhi.
day three years, il 1--we. SO long, are
ave my health, the world will SCI
whether ] am match for the despots
or whether am not.
The particular form Of the puhlica
ton OF iuiurs writings, the day Of tn;
week Of The publication, the price (which
VIII be low and other particulars, will
De stated in day or two, In an adver
isement, by 10y nephew, MIR. Henry
Crbbett, who will have he sole manage
ment OF the buisGess. l shall now fighl
he 5oroughmonser upon somcwha;
equal ground will write nothing
which the law of the land will no, per-
nit me to write in England, will no
vail myself Of 20 privilege which
oGigLt derive from transfer of my oil
.egiance. In Shcr;, Will DO nothing
that shall justify any one in saying tha,
| seek, in the most distant manner, o,
70 the slightest degree, 10 turn my back
apon my country, or to cas-, siur upon
he character OF my exc lent courtry
nea WI COBBETT.
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LATEST FROM FRANC ;.

By the last sailing big Ocean, in 81
lays from Havro, we have Paris pabe.s
. The ls,h ult. They furnish some ar
icles OF interest. Mr. Weiss former
" secretary OF the Austrian Legation az
Stockholm, has been appointed by ;h..
Austrian Government CoLsul Gcnerar
or The United States OF Americs.
Letters from Naples speak OF a con-
spiracy that has been detected in that
k'ngdem. The grand SeignGr is upon
lie best footing WIKI The ilcys ci Aieiers,
ii TGnis and OF Tripoli. Il IS general.
IS supposed that he viii avail himseif oF
MS circumstance to act with vigour a.
gaiHst the rebel Bashaws CT Egypt.
he dey OF Aigie has re established
is tieet. lie has already considerable
GmocT OF vessels, which according 10
&c last accounts were preparing for a
ruize.
a friend at Havre under the date of
sc 2oth Of April, inform Us, tia, The
hog disturbances, which lock place
Faris, ~ the performance Of new
agcdy of Gelmanlcus, have been
grcatly magDiied in the E g!is papcrs.
al tiat passed on thar occ,ision was az
40 great importance 10 goVetnmeut, and
" all ended alter a ilw ducls Between
some Toyalists and persons cf TIC eppo-
SITE party,
The brig Ariel Of Boston, which had
seen condemned at HAVE, was, sold for
10000 lIsncs.
HaVre, AhrA .20--Whcot ard Hour
continue very high, and notwithstanding
i'squehl inportatious from the niedi,
terranean ard England ct the 10, u.er, IL
keeps up a. 10 100 f.. pei 900 XII or
husheIs. -Four 1875 lrancs ps SIS To-.
Rice has been down 10 40 f. end about
1000 ticrces were sold al than price
some orders from Paris, where coDusccs
have been made, deliverable in ikS
cot:rse OF the present mouth, a, SO f..
nave brought forward some prrchaecfs,
and 1t is now al As francs The arrival
OF the Isabella iJoca Charleston, daily
expected with u foil cargo, vii pgobatIy
again bring ii doW1 TO 40 francs.
CottOns are scarce Gnd dcmardcA--.
Upland al IS q 40 -; Louisiaaa 81 a
So Oar seek Is decreasing yery re-.
pldiy; and it is calculated high p.ices
VII! be obtained thr0oghou, tbs ye4c.--
The adTiccs sent from here in Feb-u~
aTy, March and April, were very discou-
aging to shipments whilst those ir3.u
LFcrpool Promised high prices so
that the bulk Of the crops " !! naturally
have been directed to the later pur
and ynat may arrive here, hereafter vii
be Of bad quality
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-21
THY HE SIAN FLY.

Easton I'D May - he rsvages
wbice his destructive insect has made
on the growing crop Ct Wheat in itis
quarter, so far as We have received cd
vices. are truly Distressing From the
most Aaue'iDg prospects few weeks
past, IN few d5ys this devouiiFg Prey
has nearly annlhilated, at least 70 hat
extent that many DO no, expect Third,
some not their seed end noue holt
crop ) Dor does n, csIsn,''y appesr
confined TO The Eastern Shore, as &C
counrs from past Of The Weston, $40 6
ard Vugi 10, represent the raysEca g
equal sud alarming extent,