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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-17
From South .Americo.


BY the arrival c. Aey.Ysrk Of brig Hippomenss in
90 days from CGrr-roo, the Editors Of The New
York Daily Advertiser have received papers of
that place TO the 18th Nov, containing some in-
teresting particulars Of the war in Sou,h-Ameri.
ca, The following are extracts from these pa.
pers:
SPANISH AMERICA
Extracts sf esfer fem a respecfa6is bsrson, defsd
CuaySna, 26sh -3pgsst.
Both Guaysnas at last occupied by the srms
OF The Republic the capital or the city Of Angos-
tura was evaeuated on the 18th Juy, and on the Sd
August old Gusyana Masters Of the whole prov
ince, the independents command the river by very
respectable forces. It is impossible to enpmerate
the articles of war and commerce which have been
abandoned by the spaniaids in, both cities The
most part of this rich booty has been taken by our
squadron, which chased the enemy down the river
AID took from them 81 sail Of vessels say two ships
and ell the rest briggs.
The Spanish chief La Tore escaped ina light
eossete, amid deiugs Of shot. Upwards of 1000
pElsoners fell iots the hands Of the Independents.
among whom is the bishop. the eeclessste esbildo.
officers ut hgs rank, and vast number OF respect,
able persons Of all classes. tits most interesting
60 know, that the spsniards have lost The public
pnion which they formerly enjoyed with the inhab-
tsnts. The Independents, on the contrary, hold IL
in its full strength. Tranquility, order, abundance
~ all kinds of things, and sste'y ia sl its extent,
bsve succeeded TO the noise of these p eelous
blessings are he result Of the great project Of the
capture of Guayana, which ensures forever the lib.
eriy Of all the other provinces.
In the province Of Caracas the Independents are
Progressing. being already as far as the town OF
Orituco General Z.rsza, at the head Of 1000 n'en.
occupies Cabruts, and extends the movements OF
his army as far Fl Rssiro the one side, snl On
the other San Sebastian.
Erfraes Of !efers fsm fhe 2ta 70 29,h Sept
General zsrsza, with 1000 hogs, IS on the other
side OF the way TO oriiueo. Gen. Berr:sdtz, with
1000 infantry. 100 dragons, and field pieces sets
out to n,nrrpw 22) TO incorporate his forces with
those Of the former and occupy Calsbozo and san
Carlos. where they mus, be joined by General tAez.
with 1000 horses General Monagas Is oreered TO
take possession of Barcelona with has brigade NC
500 infsn,ry The main body of u,e srV's, con.
manded BY the general n chief Simon de Doi,var, 70
preparing 90 march ,mue als,ely the squsdrcn nd
2C0O Warriors win be left protect tb,s province.
BY nsu Dec she III c0,orea Gag vii he sen
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-17

hand tho sceptsv Of legislation, aud wrss hing
round her brow the imperishable chaplet Of
literary fame Wha, extended Rome, the
kasnt Of bsodiui, into univsrsst erppiscs
What animated SparrS with that high, Da-
bending, admsn,ine courage, which conquer
I'd nature hersslf, and has fixed her, in the
eight Of future ages, o model Of public viz
tue, aud q psovsrb Of natioad independence
What, buts those wise. public institutions,
which strengthened their minds with early
application, Informed their infancy with tho
principles Of actioD, and sent them into the
world, TOO vigilant 10 be deceived by its
1laims, and Zoo vigorous to be shaken by its
whirlwindsf Bot surely, IL there be q peo-
o. in the world, TO whom the blessings Of
sducadon are peculiarly applicable, is tho
irish people. I think l know my country
;menA-livsiy, ardent, intelligent and sensitive,
nearly ell their sets spring from impulse,
and no msstes how that impulce be given, II
is isimmcciateiy adopted, and the adoption aud
the execution are identified. Il 10 this
principle, u principle, IL can be called,
which srcnders ireland the poorest and
preadew country IN tho worid--now claiming
her IL the very abyss of crime--now lifting
hsrso the very, pinnacle Of siery ,>which, In
shs poor, prescribed, peasset Catholic, crowds
tho goal aud feeds the .gisbc,; which, IN the
more fortunate, becsuss more sducstsd Pro-
lscssxns, leads Victory captive at her car,
lsnd hoids ecAs mute athe eloqnenc, making
q ionAi monopoly OF fame, and, as !, were
s,temp,ioe 70 natoraizo tho achieve ments OF
the universe. - sttft
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-16
NEw-YoRK, sept. le.
PROM THE SPANISH MAIN.

A letter 10 the Columbian last even.
ing, from gentleman al Kingston, j.
maica, dated 18th Of Juiy, states that
the Patriots had obtained an important
victory over the RUj al,sts on the plains
of Cassanare, killing Gen. Boyer, and a
geat number Of officers OF the regal
troops. A repor, was current that AL III
surrection had broken cut in the southern
part of New Grenada.
LATER FROM The MAIN.
BY the arrival yesterday afternoon of
the schooner Major Crcghan, Captain
Wootten. 10 25 DAYS from Curracoa, the
editors of the New-YoFk Baily Adverti-
ser have received a regular file Of Curra.
Goa papers 20 the On oil August, which
contain the following intelligence from
the Main.
From the Curacao Gazette.
By the arrival o. The British brig Ma.
Ram, Cs.+. Wood, from Puerto Ca
belio, We are enabled to lay before our
readers some authentic particulars rela.
tive to the late expedition which arrived
from Spain, Of which we have heard SO
many contradictory .ccounts. 1t appears
then, that it consisted OF two frigates o
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-16
EDMUND BURKE.

This great man had in his heart a
rooted contempt for the character aud
profession of a merchant. He had im-
bibed all the prejudices Of an.old Ho-
manus with respect to trade. The
words merchant and thief always ap-
peared to him nearly synonymous; and
he never could separate the idea OF
commerce from that of exclusion, mo-
nepoly, and asarice. Do not talk to
me, ssid he once in the house of COM
mons, .of the liberality and patriot
ism of a merchant: his God is his
gold-his country his in,oice-his
desk his altar-his ledger his bible
his church his exchange-and he has
faith IN none but his banker
Burke used To relate the fn!lowing
story when he lad made speech
which was we'll received from the
hustings Of Bristol. at the time ofthe
rupture between this country and A
merica, poor Crugcr, who'~as on OF
the candidates, was standing by his
side. Equally ayerse with Burke to the
Americ,n contest. hut master of no
other language than the short voca-
buiary of the counting house,che cried
Il say ditto to Mr.. Burke, | say ditto
to Mr.. Burke
A scrutin.zins {, c can readily dis
enxer INTRINSIC talant.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-16
TIE K.dHVEST ROSE.
pY :. zi'cREAkY.

pY :. McRElkY.
When au:uma wiingen III blast with pow
To sweep tn bending ;c-esJ bare, ler
Deep IN the vale iounl Hover,
4 .ittle rose thaS hinge, ed there.
Though ba.ti, blu.h:Ig sweets had NED,
Its leaves we're edg d with 3intersnows;
Yet 4,i.l the fragrant odou's she'd,
DECLARED loves emblem was Rose
With curious, though With eager haste,
l seizei the little fading prize,
Then IN uIy bosom fondly press'd,
The iaiut'y blushlng floweret lies;
Red iu,Pater.t to my fair,
My heart with tond affection glows;
"a flower, my love, to deck your hair,
A little mo 'est Harvest Rose.
" When first its vivid blooming hue
The amorcu. zrphyrs kiss'd aish pride,
q thea, my life, it lock'd like you,
When srst elasP'd my bioshing bride.
It's f.aS rance s,ilI, though flown the dye,
Isthy pure soul, where friendship lo"s;
Il proves, though loves warm srdoui die,
That friendship lives-swest Harvest
Rose 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-16
TIE pKIso.vER or sr HELENA

THE PSlSpst Z Il OE 81 h~sA@'
(fEoM THE SCOTSMAN
perched Oh roSk, ard Gagged afar
From EasoPes peace OF Eurcpe's var,
Left to m,selt, to groan aud smart,
But sifted with marble heart;
I sill can lire, and. f ee ON pain.
Dream all nv battles Ger again,
Walk in the sun, and b;esthe The az,
Enjoy nv bed aid daily fare,
And having v on and last the earth,
Reflect how little Ii is worth.
Ye driyeliius, wretched, RACIAL race,
Who sravely strut upon IFS face;
Ye shallow dots, aud halt-b1ed knases,
Who for a while have been my slaves,
/ have not gradged tn make you bleed,
Nor srared Che thinning Of ysur breed.
Sooa spr.'ut up tares to fil the ground ;
The wheat. alas Eve ssliom found ;
And if amongst you any g'ew,
'ris better Iaown, than mixed with you.
10 scourge yeur tribes ne'er refused,
Bat nan was all the scourse used
The hope Of plumber manned my line,
And your ambition pimped for mine.
No kingdom did overthrow,
But would nave served its neighbnr SO;
For peace no can;irg monarch sued,
But would have staggered it he could !;
And that proud isle across the sea,
Wished, in her heart, to IGe Ike me.
Then fare you well scoru your hate,
Nor hear nor care Tor Europe's prate;
But men shall read, in after days,
Who sh ok her gimcracks to the base
Alone did i, ! fer IrOse
From nothing, against seepired Toes.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-16
From The Northampton Gazette.
BACON AED COKE.

. Whsn Creek meets Greek, then comes
the tus Of ,Oar."
We extract from the works of SIR
Francis Bacon the following narrative of
a dispute, which happened between him
and lord Coke, in the court Of Exc!<-
quer, and which will be read with int.
rest by gentlemen Of the profession. Fur
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-16

.eedirgiy doll, ia consequence 81 the fine
season. !. and the prospect # an abundant
harrrs. bcirg ycry good. Coffee CON
tinues b,i-k. pot an dull; pearls nue.
better: sugar the save. No psroeP'io'f
chans- in any other article"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-16

pi.h and pungency Ct remark and
il has seldom been surpassed 10 i.
the uncosrieous controversies wiz
unfr equenily happen at the bar. I,
hrd brcn appointed queens at,Ori,
The time Of Elizabeth. bot had mt
the oath of tfjcr. G. ke was arb
general. Both were great uen and
lawyers. Bacon was in all penis
ricr TO Coke. excepting in one, and ,
regard TO that Bacon remarks, \
when lis rules and decisions shall \
to pusterity, v ha,ever might be D.
then, there will be no doubt shie!i
the g, eatest lawyer
A tru: remembrance (says Bacon
letter 20 Sir Robert Ceci) Of The !:
received Of Mr., Atioi ney Ger
publicly in the ! xchequer. tx frsE
of term -, Tor the irwin whe,.I
refer myself to all that were p;ess'
| moved TO have q re-seizu,e d,
lands Of George More. a relapsed l
SAINT, fugitive, ard a practising tn
ard sho. ed better matter tor tue q.
assius, tie discharge BY pea, VII!
ever with a sa.rs Jurs. And this |.
in Al gentle aud reasonable tern
might be.
Mr.. Attorney kind.ed at it, AMI
e Mr.. Bacon. If you have any !@I
ralnst me pluck it out; for 1t wilde
more hurt ti.an all the teeth IN yoor
will On you good" answered q
in these very words: +" Mr. AttOu,
respect you'll fear you not; az
les, you pe,k o. ycui own g'eatrsa
more vii. ;h.nS vi it,"
He eplied, F" | think it'sccrn tc,
up.r ie,ms Of greatness coward,
who a. e less than lit,lc-lcss thsr
leas. )" aud ether such strange light
he gave inc, w;ih that insulting
eahno, be expressed.
iirrcniih stirred, ytt said no
bat this, I" Nr. Attorney, do not d,
me so far; for | have been your
and may be again when it pleas
queen"
With This he spahe, neither I no
self could tell What, as il he hat
burn attorney general; and ia til,
babe me not NEEDLE win the queen
siness, bat with mine own; and
was uuswcrn, &c. | told him. swt
unsworn was all one to an honest
and tbat ever set NV service fr't
myself secoNd, and wished to God I
wcuId do the like.
Then he said it were gsod to q
capnt iegatum upon my back! 10
l only sald he could not; and ,hi
was at fault for he hunted upon {
scent.
lie gave me a number Of dissri
words besides; which l answers!
silence, and showing that l va
moved with thesl.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-16

From the .aidany Baiiy Idrertis :
Seilick Osborn, a man OF gerS
Gas the Chester and Delaware IL
ralist obser, esq a charming poet I
a sad democrat, and therefore
mistaken politician, has recent! \
come the editor of the DeIaVs
Watchman. Speaking OF the FL
dents tour, and the attentions VI
have been paid him by the federd$
Mr.. Osborn takes occasion to Is'
the following remarks, which s
been rcpublished in several paptnt
One of the most pleasing 81
connected with the subjec: is, tiIais
party who opposed the electiOnOfN
Monroe. as well as Of his illustr@ss
predecessors, have practically s
knoWledged the errors of their q
Pioneering conduct, aud substanla
denied what they have vocierE
asserted. Ii the fcderalists had Il
ly really beEiered, as they once ali
ed to do, that Mr.. Monroe had "
biassed by undue foreign influenza
his official transactions, or tilai +
conduct during the attack uponNff
ington city, had been incomptf
cowardly and disgraReful, would
have been so forward in exhibit
the highest manifestations of re5f
for his person and character'
cannot be answered in the affirm
without imputing to them a desm
hypocrisy and moral prosllI1'j
which, culpable as they have @
we cannot ascribe to them. Alters
allowance is made for party lnli'
ton, it is impossible to believe U
federalists could pay such heart! y
pliments to one whom they bad I
cereIy considered as dissraced al +
Bladensbury Races :" I
Now, (says Mr.. Miner as
in a right gnod humor, and wOul. /
even hurt a fly, one whit sooner
my uncle Toby, ] will not 50 ln1
inquiry whether MIR. Monroe dN
tua!ly run away at Bladen'o's
whether he staid and fought B!
side OF the gallant Barney, or =
opinions the federalists Of the eaH'
entertain on the subject ; but u
leave to
"Turn the 7ceapon back upon lhP
Change the course of the srs'1
a little. The Boston federalls's "
been charged with being reOes'%Il
and enemies to their country. y.
see how his argument, sllsa"
rected. will read /: "a
Gone of tue most pleasing !,
connected with the subject - a
Mr.. Monroe and his trlsn@
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-16

A scrutimzius T.! c can readily lis
cover intrinsic talent.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-16
ALEXANDRIA,:
TIE POTOMAC
TUEsD.9Y. Sstr. nFER i6. 1857.

T From the National Iateli;geaeer IF Sep
tender 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-22

lFroln the Boston Daily ADVERTISE, rcb'y III
Sketch ofe .gou,ker, Film. 1,;U

Sketch ofa you,heya Finn Nh.
The vessel arrives with ner carsp u, wheat near the
uiiii which Is io'r or ave stories n.rh The hopper
Boys immediately commence TIER work. These bows
are stEunF upon band vt leather contained within a
tTunh about nne inches square, leading upper
t"to tie n!iil H. the hold OF the vessel Tie boys per
hapS several! hnndre VA gang al Il FANNY tOii.
yer kVahs'si iHiloW eicl oiheg diligently and npdl, de
sueha intn tue wheat ad Ok their pockets IS 0uickiy
they ascend To the uppei loft aud r0w the faus
where Il IS tvst, sized, nlOwn thoroughly clesed
when, CONSCIOUS oi being free from every partre Of
arr II delivers Itself Into The hopper rasse, between
ste sincss aud fats IN -four into the trough ia hopes 10
l-st-but Instantly IL seized restless stirring cra
eies, winch Aeeps IN til it Is glad to escane
by the only pGtiet II iind, intp 4 perpendicn
Aai r;lhk al chlnncs-w'Ci another gam hnys ccn
seated thete, aad constantly running up down ~
ceFe an1 convey tue estoui-hci nodr the unpcr
stofy oHt one, pouring II on le door in middle vi
revolving machine, which spreads and il to its NJ
Siost ihhlts, then pntbg II Within sather cir
Stdtt WCh draws 10 the CcHire - ,,here dmtv
NfIcie hudS dowIward passage into the in ,he
next story ~ wh.h a due eNcTrisr divides Itself
INTO snrefnue nHc, Uiaas ANA BRAN each deYositinr
ltaeli ihstcufely Hit- pfOprr piace. Whence IL l.
ftr1"n oil into the barrels placed thc scales with
hhe ephntcrpo but lis gravity viii pnt the IL
ENl we'su nio ihe talIrlrrc Iittle inauuai assis
Gilce IL ~ ngli Hcct.sd'} ling deep cuvugh 10 nd
sie hea y placed :li- barrel tic moment the scale
i"rns, dowH cfies pouirgops packer that Due blow
crowds al.esu u Remains oniy cooper 10 put
81 the head W; expected that alr Evans, the III.
thct oi these cei ees vii cause the BARREL 90
Rta. iksr,t az. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-22

TIE CYPRESS TREE.


Air" t;rSH., tree. cr Varp ofTa~r.p
Wi'a tot,rlS siolu,, nDai ta,cs AIM sL,d.,
Obscure ogr na,,Ys lai,a;
Nnat ho1th.'d night inyoiYcs orr glaucs
''U-te Sevr n'f suri-s, haad
4 wOiul sceue--afd.i'n state
Ai,hon' oge ssnia raY.
InoSc hoseflns m,sts to dissipatc,
and cteer rayrc, lay.
How long these wnas7-;ae eN.ie -,;e.
th"to.hiGa fSoiu a,ay
My sil'iin 'iatAnrss ti,H lie.
- Tie rci.cts 0ncS nf,'fant st.ir 80
hnt nstuit's pang aan anliow stcar,
pfsc'ditn ~, mw.ifd .p,.e
OF ycnc ltir s"as. who Oft lrtlo.n
Tue lrss ~ Emerald Sheen.
Gone are the DAYS whcu YOU asve shoue
IN Liberty auay,
Redeeked With evety darliVg rc;n
And crowned with many hat
fonr erecting sttea,ulets Wilt gu
Through wales, on h,js ufutr
And those bright plains which gtphyrs fan
Tien beat with harvest store.
That pnie. mesrd'ring chrys,ai spring
this lawn Of tlnNelied hIe--
Those groves, with which mild music ring,
And h1ntS where shamiUySs eirN;
al these iair scenes The moon 10; ann tights
In lands oflibeIty,
aud tru, styiHt at al her rgl,te.
Loves now the express uee.
The 'ilent chain" ofFol,unc's Crown
Bn'!s ircisnd's tortured chiih
j. tins feai country y"uf rcnuwn
White irc9 the i1diaI avid
NOnt hill, ru'uailic ilibtfts shade
10 more as formerly.
\" joyous metrug's darts perYlde
t'uT twiGking galaA,.
As to the tears which Nature shed
U'cr this dread nourniiIi tate
Tse sali of mart al forces. led
Along your verdaut ale
lie: these NY country's harp uow grace,
Tho iar ii1m being nee;
rar ~ f.ftrN .....f @ o.. fs.... ..lf
SIN mods the cypress Tree,
Ard. tree af 80, what mortal hand
Csnd fe;ch yni 80 oar islr:
tf 's '.a, .ars s,'flt cp,ud command
To riapt tree 80 vie
See Scr oar grcen cnainrl'ud pnins,
Where bent the siiea, knce.c
The spell vi lonclv gloom reuairs,
DEATHS mark--the cypreas nee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-22

" gentleman who has travelled much in vsrinus
ra ~ the world, who has endured al climates ANT al
ri"Sl a Diseases incidental climate, would engage
wiront ie"ard, aud merely Tor The pcssu,e of lie m-
de-sing, to ascertain the Oi the Niger o. Joha
hver, III Nrica, tic greatest discovery which av re-
malns to be Gisde-proyidcd the encrprsing aud aau
Ell would driIdy the necessary cXpencc Of the expedite
on lie would proceed % the river Gambia and thence
to thc interior of Africa far TOfnbucton at
'ghich pacr lie would consider his Journey beeun he
"rud then descend the jOha Keeping correct journal
- te eNrdiu IN, and giving ;e ATTITUDES and longudcs
g. al ft!asi Aah'r places "e nVtt pass"
10 the Esitor IF the Bastoa Pasrist
4 friend ofIninc. native citizen has arthori-
&c" me pmOliai ie above proposal. Its importance
vii arfrS the public attention. lfthe Niger ana Congo
acnner river a is now generally heleved Imagination
ean scarcely conceive VI the commercial advantages
which Hotd result from the discovery while the riids
al humanity would cNu- az the prospect IF ciyzng
great portion a. Africa the Niger cucircles. II would
speedily destroy the slave trade, by civil lhc nisD-
THnts through ssace al three four thousand miles, II
s"es tsHi citHeH- of ie United States shig,rrrcE
III Saitor INIT caPfipc, without education has within
Jtar brought Ia Europe satisfactory account of
tonhico" than aU other person who travelled iu
Africa The ciizcns Ollie a. States h. pc
snariy entcrpfising hope it remains for one of on,
'ountiyhen Ia explore the Jnh1 the course and dcs
RATION 81 which seems to ne unknown To- TIE natives.
Zee f4c NaTyatirs % Robert lid.ius in tie Efin-
fDrgh Ereicu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-22

.eu' Ut FTgIiiia, pIV,ts oe S.'s1
scend from her high stand, and sinkinto
the lowest grade of the Stafes-her rcpu-
tation is iarnished-it will bean a curse ON
the heads OF those who legisiatc OF the
principle of This amendment. The Yazoo
Law, IN Its principles, was less ubiquitous.
l do mos, soienmly protest before nv
Country and my Goa against lis adop-
ton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-22

Esfract cfd ie'scr firm TotR n. JehHsop Eeg Y. g.
Iq9i4a Iacfor n Ger. Eaw0rts, dafcd Pyoice df
lNifH, Dtc. q, 1910.
SiB-A Sioux ciicf french crow ~ lie Ysrtot
tthc with atty cihIs band was h.rc tic 800 JOB can't
Tue ciof informed confs tiy iii teo lnd ars hla
irtely arrived from Md-kiGach aud Informed un tlat
ne BRUSH lal cirIECdhoi Chippewa ipdian. who we're
:" cfo. from Inke -npt'i"r e hffd the
"',is,gri, with their canocs durHg tho % john
cihrr inials unfcudy % the iincsclus aud .tus ou
ttis pidre curly nest SPRING.
sid,s farft iit above rcll'iou ~. pu17 has fe-
cen irucr ifOiu captain Afnn. u toes hver. ji,
sislrrn iu'"trina hni tif ir indians therr pfsscped
ahosis font ribs Sous Clrf i4ruer stated uat be-
hNi p"nii to gg- you and "1ferrpr Caik any uior-
raisu Dee houeht to he impulisrt dpl h. regretted
i'an tt 30 inar 49, iht troops rgd lf t1rc atfr. tc
Disposition Dttie frd fkin pe1HIl tnpWH ant TO-
commended feihifi cemeiu hf coat bciofc ere ice
broke ifs ~irt1u hfre ace indian Story whether our
cone rns will thr Ei'sh fi. ifnc lr-fGe, SASH ilea
sores cannot s9y inH who receive iIc
f1arj caH luJ 20 vtN fuoc cnrftltfts8 V.f fef Iu
diine hasc r,iacf trir trirr fe winef tho fcw hat
came shyvgl iii.lriy di-pos.lioD
JOas W. J0HsscE.
cD.tya0, Cn.4ref
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-22

ilNatcte u Ills VIE, V----
1911, tor the purpose of securing the ints ss az o.
John III. Cooke, as mentioned in the sai trust & 'l
az the request of the said Wan. Edwafds-Nll N. lana
ON the premises to the highest bidder on the sth 500,
III February next, (beiug SuIfy court day II fair c,s
wise, tie next sir y, that valuable T0cf Of "ei-
IT'S improvements Of said Edwards, adjoining the sns
land on Which the court house said count, 'he
urat'd TO contain one hundred and sixty acres, IS
,i.s and us improvements. part thereof viii he
subject t"a lease that will Terminate tie LIST day
niaty, 1872. - wa.
CA tins land are buildings calculated 10 accom,no
TWO families (incudins the icnoueu; under le.ss 'e
l. considered healthy situation; the soil fAyot,b
TIE Production oi nhdn CON- peas oats It's M w
h'ilN l. na,iraton ami other local considerations
deis II particularly favorable mercantile pr,.ns gu
NanN other professions might be pro-etutsd ON -
place WITH advantage TO the mechanic, great
euc' 10 the neishhoi hood. "'eAt
The Hand will he sold entire in parcels as .I.,n
considered. ON the day OF safe, best 10 purchase,
advance The safe. VF,1
credit will he given two Thousand dol,.rs So,
we nfst dst OF Jahusry next .nd the balance, .,
purchase money TIL the htst ,as January 1919 ~
cept So much a. shall he iouAd necessary on The d..
sale 10 ucfat the eNpenres attending the trust ,,,,
iequiied in cash upcB the purchaser or -
euiing 10 the subscriber bonds WIN personal
be Arpto' ed by him, and also cNccniinga rist eea
'r'stdcc's on said r. city to The BALANCED, ~
purchase money. ~
January y. ~ $50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-22
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The citizens generally. we'll III the different socr-
iies BENZ a this time actively employed in relieving tic
SSfsetucdistre.s.
sinpwiti upwards of3'0 Cormaus men women and
ehidfen, hs afivrG on Anuap0iis, where ss detained
~ the ice These people nave bttn nftosu wees, on
upWd aud sbJrtof provisions. i'pDm thrr making TIE
tapes, their hcidnE having become very nli.is wa.
tfowu overheard. iuev are Dow actually pcrsIirq
ron Lhe eoM. AND lor want ol pruvLalnll..