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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-16

the 30th day OF September, 1917,
inclusive, there was, by funding
treasury notes, added 10 the
public debt, as appears by state
meDt (6) the amount of
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SNNarN Slaves.

TIE property Of Edward Garck will also he sold at
nubc auction for cash. at The time and place above
mentioned ny virtue ofa deed of ustofte said edward
NE Tor TIE benefit of luirhtcy Walker ana Rsbt H.
biii, for tie purposes therein mentioned.
BEVERLEY ROBINSON.
DECEMBER IL. Bjtds
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NIDNS, &c.

ZOO Buenos AyTes aud Spanish Msu Dry OK Hidesof
the hest quality,
200 sacks Liverpool SAT- rs tons PATENT SHOT
70 casks London PORTLR-for sale favorable terms
by Wv. SHEPBLRD, Iqtb StTest.
October ). ....4i-f
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PlNying NarAS .

lust received and for sale By PETER COTTON, Gre.
o. hOre's superior hot pressed PLAYING CARDS, by
the gross, dozen, OF augle pack.
Decenlrr fiat-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-16

TY virtue Ola deed OF IrusI executed on tue isIL day
- OF September, 1912, by DAVID LACY, The county
OF Po"hasn, Tor certain purposes therein menuoGed,
Shali positively sell for Tcacy money S0t0rG2y lie
2oth deg Of Deoeu5e, neat, TRACT or LAND con
tanning l2i described in said deed oftrust ing
IN the county of Pohatan, the north side OF the Suck
nghaIn road near Robnson's The sale wilitake
place on the premises. WIN. C. ELAN Trustee
November II. -. tdss
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Roanoke 4.an0s f0v Sale,

I INTEND To oEer ~ pnblic SALE the 22g dGy OF
December near, the sact of land OIL which reside
containing by survey i401 acres lying on Roanoke river
In view %! The Junction ef Dan and StauntoE RIVERA
bout 200 acres of stIate low grounds. The 10
land isgeneIailJ red and Smelly adapted tie product
of corn wheat tobacco md clover, and the larger
portion ~ WOODS The improvements valuable.
Also another tract wing below adjoining The above
The river, cUnainiBg Ga acres between 30 and
40 bens low grounds Ihr highland of similar quality
With the above described land.
Tie pay men,s viii he equal annual iustalments, and
lien on the land 10 SECURE them.
In the mean tine wiz treat privately with any gentle
man disposed to purchase.
In the Of my selling The lands, will also offer
for safe between aud 500 barrels CON- my crop nf
oats, fodder stoch 81 an and farming ous The
safe Ia continue from u2F g lay until all is sold.
CT tRLES L. WINGFIgLn.
Musk Isle, MecklenbrTc nov. Is. 50tds
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tMill-S tone Manu9aetOvy

THE subscribers in their friends and the Public
IN general, that they have Just received 5000 BURR
ELoChS, drecttro1n France, via ". York Baltimore and
Boston, which Gin addition to heir former StUcb) viii,
make their assortment Gentienen of
getting f[OReS ~ the best 9H0ttg, requested
cal ut the Shop 18th Street heween aud Streets
where the subscribers will endcavOur 60 buld tue
shortest notice, having obtained number CT the best
Northern woIsmen. We fatter ourselves will be able
TO build equal not superior MIllstones amy the u
S'ates.f All work done IN Factory will be warranted
WHITE, DAVIDSON * CO.
sept. 10. 3n-WtSI.S2avtf
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Cotton NaYn,

TUE subscriber has hand for ana will aut-
q Iy keep supply of best Baltimore Manufactured
COTTON YARN, o. al Nos and atthe BALTIMORE prices.
Dealers ia the article will probably eii inter-
est 10 CALL BERNARD PEYTON.
= December I2. e5tf
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36,l3s.70t
S5g1ss1

AS the outstanding Treasury notes are con.
yeruble into funded debt, which is COnsidera.
bly, above par, it's presumed that such portion
OF them as are not lost or destroyed, will he
funded, instead Of being paid into the Treasu.
rV lu DISCHARGE Of duties and faxes II is
therefore, probable that an addition TO the
public debt will be made during tie wear ISIS.
yearly equal 10 the Treasury notes estimated
20 be outstanding.
Statement ~ presents the state Of the Land
Ofces IN the state Of Mississippi. aud in the
Alabama Territory, from which IL appears that
tic receipts INTO the Treasury have amounted
10 i,i2LtOU 81, Of which iJi, 40 were in Mis-
siseippi stock.
From tho proceeds OF the saesof these lands,
there has been paid to the state Of Georgia the
sum OF 6ss,4fi 30, aud there has been trans
icrred 10 thh state, bv the Commissioners OF
The United states, under the act compromising
the IdlOO claims, thdt part Of the original pur.
chase money remaining in tlIeState Treasury. q.
mounting TO ISt,6i5,yi, making together the
sam Of 572 ii aud leaving still due TO the
,iate Tie sum Of 81 ,0i2. 10, which isnow ready
to be paid under tic provisions sof HE ,act of
The 80 Of March last.
By statement "a il appears that
the Mississippi stock awarded by
tie ConmmssiOneTs amounts TO 4,3f8(3I
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2l,9t6.s5I7l
3,6lI,376 20
lJ,00o,000 90
6,@5,l32 -

Which being deducted from the amount es-
timated to be received into the Treasury in.
Guiding the balance on the LIST of January,
1918, leaves on the LIST of January 1919, ba-
lance in the Treasury, OF S,57o 6iS dollars 20
cents, which, however, will be applied to the
redemption of the Louisiana stock, under the
provisions of the act for the redemption of the
public debt, passed the Sd day of March, 1917
as far as those provisions will admit.
AL which is respectfully submitted.
WIN. II. CRAWFORD.
Treasury Deportno1t,
Dec. ., 1917.
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s6,Tf2,5TI OF

1t is ascertained, that the gross amount Of
nuties ON merrhandize anu tonnage, which
have accrued daring tie three first CHARTERS of
the present year, exceed II 900 900 and that
the revenue arising from internal duties and
from the public Iands, during tie same period,
eXceed that of the corresponding quarters of
the wear 1916
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-16

To the polite attention OF capt Croker of the ship Ann
from Liverpool, have received London papers Of The
9Th aud liverpool OF the 18th of November The papers
contain mfoY interesting miscellaneous articles which
We shall publish hereafter, as we ind room.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-16

. Sir GUY CARLETON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-16

Making the aggregate amount Of l08, 1lJ5I5 ~
On the Gfsf day OF january, 1917!
there was added 10 the abUye
amount, iucluli1g seven mil
ions Of dollars " 6vc per cent.
stock, suDycribed t. thc b0uk,
aud including, also, Il temporary
loan from the bank Of s0D,0JJ
dollsrt, The 5ainof 1871 81
From wiGch deduct the amount
OF ihs Old SIX pes cent and de-
terrcd etOcY fsimbufscdb eiween
the tsfHas Of October. aud tie
Isf day'sf JaHnary, 1911, incn
size, ame outing TO SIS, ~ -
leaving s,e sumof 1851 ,g57 10
Making tBe public debt which
WIS unredcemed on the 1T dav
~ January, loi7, az appears bv
state neat ~ amount 70 ij5 ,gUJ .2lJ As
V.sa the LIST day OF January 20
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-22
NOTICE.
TO Retailers and gamers sr Caryiags!,.

YOU hereby notified. Retailing, which
on the 3lt inst and the months following, be renewed and the duty
Pnd Tor the before expiration eay the
Congress passed April 80 1876 For failing which, penalty hun
ded and hy dollars will be curdnd all Carriages
nothd made with
and the duty paid within the month of January y the Act OF Con-
gess passed the 18th of Dec. failing which penalty dou
bic the of duty will be incurred.
Ipe Collector his Deputy will attend the duty Carriages
the following times and places,
AT Nichols Thursday
the Esd of
AT the Amy Manchester, the Tcton Fri
day, the 24th of JANUARY.
At the of Josiah Knnicut the Darlington Sau
day, the 18th day OF January.
And al other days in said month OF January his Office Newport and
his Deputy Office Of Bristol and Warren In all
Of negligence the penalty will be eXaccd
CHRISTOPHER r. PERRY,
Collector grthc Pve7uc Collection District Rhode band
Collectors Office Newport Dec.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-22

SAeJoHo7w"s po.".,. = ,r .fea'es are hroofS
q their singular and superior esfcncy
UJ LEKIifiL NiE.
This may certify that I. Gen. James whltelaw, Of
hyegHe, (Vt J have daughter, who has been from
her youth to the age of % years, severely afflicted
with the salt rhcum, and after having tried many
medicines to no effect, induced to make trial Of
" Or' Keys B0fanieai Drops, prepared by w. L
completed cure, and she has been troubled with
the complaint since. JAMES WHIrELAW.
Biontpeler, March is. 1916
Ts sR'Tiry letter from the mother of an infant 10 truly
interesting 30 1hs tgared
Respected sir Agreeably to your request, would
l1torm you that my son is years oh, hs health
- iollows-he has been .iek } years. l8 months
since, when informed of DR.. Refs Botanical Drops
and Pills. he then had not the of his arms. one
leg slmo't crppied' hIp dropped GU, of place ms
thigh swelled up and broke IN places. arms IN the
mean time swe!led up and broke IN II places; many
Of the sores were down to the boue tor year he
hsd no use of the joints bu, mas the of both
arms, sores all well but three lie now appears be
getting we'll very fast Many said WAS imposs, bic
that lac could get welU,hers say il seems ike rails.
ing one from the dead must ever remain sincere
friend and well wisher to you who have shcwn SC
much Kindness to my son
LUCY ROGERS.
Waterford, (Con.) May IL. 1916.
These Drops arc a radical cure for Sc,trry, Sad
PheiDn Leprssy. So. iaih0ny's fre, Aerefd Ulcers,
Sore Legs, even when the bone is Affected. gsaereai
Isinfs when mercury has falled-sre the best spring
and autumnai physie, and ma, be given to children
with perfect safety Price 8 l -GT .Isk for "Dr
RRLrE's BorAsIeAL Deors' O6Serve none are
genuine unicss signed W. 4, Conway"
The above Medicine - prepared and sold whole.
sale, by the sole Proprietor, W Il CoNwAY, No I,
Hamilton Place, Common-street, Boston, and retail.
cd by
SAM'L. w. VINSON, Dwggis,,
27HfAfES- hEWPORI, Il. l.
Hoppu. Providence, Isssc ID. Bull, Hartford, Dwight
Rpi ev. Norwich, JOHN Tiebou,. No 2SS, water.st.
tIew York, aad mos, Druggists, Booksellers, and
Pcst.Nasters throughout the United States.
az Pamphlets OF many extraordinary cures may
tebsd - the agents, gratis.
C-T .Neas II iie a6ore genuine, ,;n!sss signed
"w. y Conway" az yOu ralue heGlM s5scrre ti,s
U large discount ~ Country Traders and
tja,- who b,iy 20 sci, sr,in
4~-',rt, Ass. i5. le.s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-22
POETRY.

RUASI,IN W.fICH SONG.
Chs following s translation Of the Russian Watch
man. IL is the mode OF announcing the hour
which unites what almost seems incompatible de
votion with naipete. II must be observed, how
aver, that IL suits ten O'Clock only.
HEARKEN, folks. to what I'm singing;
TEN o'clock the bell is ringing,
Ten commandments were from Heaven,
by the Almighty to US given.
Ill our watching would defend you,
Did not God himself befriend you
Lord Of goodness, power and might,
Give TO all happy night
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-22
NOTICE.
TO Carriages oa0ners.

THE subscriber, will attend at the
Il following places TO receive the du-
~ on Carriages, in the month OF January,
18l7: AT his Office in South. h.kings-
town, from lst to 10th Sundays except
ed d,)-At the House OF George w. Ha-
zard, in Richmond, on the 2lst.-At
the House Of Edward Wilcox, in
Charleston, OH the 23d.--At the House
Of Daniel Whitman, in Warwick, on
28th and 29.-At the House of Rebecea
Green, in Coventry, on the 3Oth.-At
the House OF the late William Arnold, in
East Greenwich, OH 3lst. All carria.
ges (excepting those that are exclusively
employed in husbandry, or for the trans
portation of goods, must be entered and
duty paid under the penalty Of double the
amount Of the duty.
JAMES HELME,
Collector Of The Revenue third CeA'ec-
tio1 District Of Rhode. island.
South Kingstown, Jan |, 1917,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-22
DUs 0lHtio~ Of C9pGrtnersbip.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers, under the Grm of
kHODES e C.dHOONE,
is this day dissolved, by mutual consent.--Al per.
sons indebted to said Firm, requested 10 cali and
adjust their Accounts with CBRIsroPHsR Rho DIS,
who is authorised to settle the same
CHRIS. RHODES,
STEPHEN CAHOONE.
Newport, Nov. %, 1916. CN26l
ADVERTISEMENT.
THE subscriber begs lesve to inform his fsiends
in particular, and the public in general, that
he now carries on his Trade, usual, on the Long,
Wharf below the Bridge, and opposite Mr.. THoMAs
MEssEe's shop. He repairs locks Of every kind.
makes keys of every sort. nends brass kettes, OF
any sort of brass Ne meNds umbrellas ia the
neatest manner, and docs all sorts OF small work in
his line of business. The smallest favors in his way
will be thankfully received and punctually perform,
ed, BY Your obt humble servant,
WILLIAM CRANSTON.
.Nercbort, SEPT. IL, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-22
Declaration Of independence.

INSCRIPTIONS are received by the undersign-
~ ed. for SPLENDID EDITION of the DECLA-
RATION OF iNDEPENDENCE, now preparing for
publication in Philadeiph This National Work
will he engraved by the first artist Of the country
and will aford evidence OF what citizens hare
done in politics. aud can do ia art"-Its size viii be
26 inches by ~ ana will con- ain. besides the
Declaration, the fac soliies Of he original signatures
the Portraits of the Chief # The Revolutionary Ar
ries, the President of Congress aud the Author OF
the Declaration, and other superb decorations, and
necessary appendages. The plan and proposals
may be at this Office, at the Washington Insur.
once Office, or at the Literary and News Room.
JONES < WHEELER,
Agents for tie State Of Rhode. Island.
rrouidencc Pa,riof Office, Dee 6
~" The plan and proposals, above men-
lioned. may be examined at the postOfice in
Newport, where gentlemen wishing to subscribe may
'saYe their names, and they will be forwarded to the
Agents, in Providence
Dec 20
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-22
DIRECT TAX OF 1915.

NOTICE hereby given that the D Tax the United S' for 1918 on the FOL
the modification" Of m whose district the said property les that the
udp
Tax due drOn sold Public
l7ate eleve in The orsn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18
SOUTH-AMERICA.
Extract ola letter receired by brig indus, arrired
at Nantucket, dated,

Extract ofa letter reccired by brig indus. aryired
at Nantucket, dated,
PERNAMBUCO, MAY 25.
4" For the last thirty days This place has
been strictly blockaded by the Portu-
guese squadron from Rio Janeiro. The
custom-house has been shut, and no bu-
siness done; and the town deserted by
the people. On the Goth, at night, the
Patriot army evacuated the town, march
ing a nertherly direction and, on the
following morning the town was taken
possession of by the Portuguese sailors
without opposition. On the pod, the Por.
tuguese army marched into town in two
divisions, one OF which went in pursuit
ofthe Patriot army. The government is
now established again-the custom house
opened. and the people begin TO move in
to town, open their shops, aud business
resumes It's former character"
e. G. ~. Books.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18
LATEST FROM pERNaNR,,co

K.ItFdct OF y tetTfT TTON F'crnd.H6rco, dated NUv
I3th, to a gentleman IN tbs city.
Since my last BY the way of ST. Barts. 7
have done nothing of business, as nearly all the
inhabitants deserted the city, which OF course
caused total stagnntion of bus ness. TIE no, :
was blockaded without, aud an embargo with.
in. which left me no alternative but to wait till
q change of affairs.
On the 18th OF this month the Patriots aban.
doned the city and fed i'm all directions. some
of their leaders hanging themselves and other rs
shooting themselves and the same ,lay the for
thcations were taken possession of by the i'm
hAbitants, or rather the Portuguese sailors from
the merchant ships in the harbor. scene of
great confusion took place but Fortunately M
lives were lost. After the admiral of the fleet
came ON shore, some kind of order was restor-
ed. Nothing of business has been done since.
nor VIII he for or days to Gomez as there
will he days of feastinc and rejoicing NJ The
downfall of the Patriots.-[Phu. Ca.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18
WEHST-INDIES.
From the Bermuda Gorette Of .1,ne

From the Bermuda Gazotte Of Jiu,e z.
Some misunderstanding has lately IA
ken place between the Governor and tlo
House of Assembly of the Bahama Isl
ands. Disputes rose so high that the lar
ter, having arrested the Atiorne, Gene
raj for some breach of prlviledees. the
Governor issued his mandate diss1Ivino
the House, which lie enforced at the head
of his regiment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18

I hND AGEScY.-A. LaTRAa, Of Cbiicoihe, 7Ohio )
VIII transact any agency business respecting land in
hdt quarter ~ the cOunryas purchasing entering sci.
Ing psying over taxes or giving Information m si.
tuaiiou, quality sc.
HetereHces.-E. Patton, jr Esq. fredericksburg; No.
sc5 fishury Esq. Petersburg Charles Mitchell E.u.
8aitimofe Charles Channcey. Esq. Philadelphia j. W.
Baekeu aud Ihomas fcssenden. Esqrs. New-York Geo.
HonieF, Esg, Boston.
Jufy -. aI.5fs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18
VINCENT.
RICiIELIEU.
WELLINGTON.
c. STEWART.
GOLTZ.
PO//ODIRORGO
(Signeoi)

The merchants of Liverpool Interested
IN The importation ofFiour from America
send out travellers generally every sprin@
10 ascertain as precisely as possible the
prospect of the wheat and ofher corne
In the ground throughout the country
Last season ten travellers were enoaUad
IN tlis particular service: and II after
wards appeared thai the report thew made
on this occasion was generally correct
The same means have been resorted IN
this season to ascertain the prosperity of
me ensuing harvest; and we are Iapov
10 learn that the parties employed have
gwen 1t as their united opinion that the
country atlarge never stood in a more
promising situation for rich and album
dant crops ofwheat, aud of all other sorts
OF gram. The trade of the country is al
so greatly improved of late. There are
many buyers OF English goods from A.
merica al present in town.
Hamburger Mail arrived this morn
ing with papers 10 the oath inst The
Danish frigaie Minerva has sailed fIom
Copenhagen with presents for the Dew of
AlSlers. 1t is thus great naval Stale
protects lis Commerce from marauders.
both Houses of Lords and Commons
VIII meet To morrow, when the Earl of IL
Verp0ol, pursuant TO his notice preyious
10 tie adjournment, will bring down =
message from the Prince Regent ON the
state OF The Country, and then move tine
revival OF the Secret Committee, prepara-
Tory To a motion for The further extension
OF the liabeas Corpus Suspension Act
ihe Common Council Of the CITY Off on
dion meet this day, for the purpose of pe-
iitlOnilg against tle threatened exfensi-
on, and The Citizens of London will meet
IN Common Hall Tomorrow. for ike
purpose.
The following ingenious paragraph
winch appeared III d Treasury Journal of
HIS morning, may afford AN idea of u,c
artlfIce and delusion by which tile parji.
sans oil Ministers seek to abuse the nub-
JIG nIind, and prepare it for the reception
vi THIS arbitrary measure
TWAS yesterday" SAYS the Mornipg
foSt' positively stated that I.ucipn Bno
naparfe, III the sanguine persuasion that
matters were nearly ripe in this Country.
confidently predicted the assassination . +
the Prince Regent, in October last af
Rome. lie declared also, that if liz
Prince should, by miracle, escaDe the
intended blow, it would only DELAY sud-,
an event Tor short period, and thai
then the plan would be rendered more
mature for ctfectual and decisive exccu-
ton. Ii is also asserted. that in Novru.
Der last the dreadful event was menlinn-
ed at Madrid as having actually taken
place, Iucien, on TIE occasion aIIuded
to, added, that should the assassination
by any accidental Intervention. be nost'
pOncd, II would certainly fake place a.
bout the end OfMarch HappiIv. thro,
The vlSIlance ofoar government and the
wisdom OF our legislature, his san0uin,,r,,
predictions, founded on the low and de-
perate faction among us, have been com
pieteiy ialslted, and the Ides OF March,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18

75s. To day there has been farther
advance, 500 barrels having been sold at
76. and some at US. !; and holders refuse
10 sell any more at this latter price, 78s.
being generally asked--39 has been rcfus-
ed for rice, and 40s. is now asked.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18


The following is all abstract of the Naval
affair alluded to in the above letter of
our Correspondent, the Official Des-
patch being too long and uninterestiug
tor literal translation:
Renconire be!ieeen the Spanish JTig ConsyIqJo +
Patriot armed schooner.
On the night of the Goth June, lat. o.
IL, long 70, 30, the Consulate brig gave
chase to an armed schooner. which wac
near ship, and who mannuyered v ~rS
suspiciousIy. The schooner nearpd ll,e
ConsuladO; when within pistol shot The
Consulate hailed and ENDURED the cha
racter of the schooner? Was answered
with much sang iroid, that " she was a
CarthagenlaD cruizeT, fitted out i'm New-
Orleans. The Consulate then renlied
with spirit, F" this is the Spanish govern
ment brig Consulate from the Havana
and lIoisted the national flag; the schoo-
ner bolsted the American flag. and the
hiring Immediately commenced on boil
fides.
The schooner boarded the Consulate
twice f.; a sharp contest took place viii,
firearms, swords, &c. and the enemy
were defeated in this mode r attack <
brisk running fight then ensued. mtilflta
Consulate lost sight OF the schooner: lie
chase having been kept up for % Ieagues
The loss of the Consulate was killed
including an officer of marines, aud 81 Sc.
verely wounded
The force of lie schooner was believed
to be one long brass IS or 24-pounder ~
midship, and long 0-ponuders, with a
crew OF about 100 men. The loss Of tbc
schooner supposed to be very great, fron,
the COnsulado's heavy fire aud good ma
Dagement, as well asfrom the feeble mar.
ner in which the schooner was defended
at the conclusion Of the affair.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18
EXTRACT" HAVANA. july s.

enclose you in haste, orr latest Ha-
vana dates, and also a supplement to the
Gazette, dated yesterday, CONTAINING fhe
official report of the commander OF The
Spanish state brig, Consulate, who has
had severe action, off this port, with am
Unknown Patriot privateer-the loss must
have been severe on both sides the Dri-
vaieer is a small fore-topsail schooner
F" Rice l0a TO l02 per quintal; Flour
Philadelphia. s2l /; Butter 80 ; Lard IS To-
50, i'll demand"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18

>. % FBRNANDINA, 5th July, 1917.
All IS over without any fighting Sir
Gregor Mac Gregor took possession of
this place on the 10th uIt. VIC capitula-
ted, and got very good terms. The Gen
eral keeps his men in better order than
could be expected. Ifhe keeps possessi.
on the change will prove favorable bust
ness begins TO revive"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-03

when they were taken of as before
stated. Among the passengers were
Charles X. Mallory, Esq. and AIR. Fran.
els s., Taylor of this town, VINO we've
landed al the house OF "a friend in
Northumberland in good health.
This is, the first packet OF the line
tetween Baltimore and this place ,ha,
was ever lost and in this instance not
the siishtes, blame can be attached to
captain Campbell, or his mate, whose
conduct on the occasion the passengers
oil de"lare to have been highly prsise-
worthy B.