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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-04

gE'HE SUBSCRIBER vii sell his estate James River
in the County Of GoochlaHd about two miles above
She courthouse comsonly KNOW by the name ofLiTrLE
CREEK.
Any psrson wishing purchase may know the terms.
or application The Subscriber, who will remain some
short time In this City. 10 Col Iohn w. Green, of
Fredercksburg who fully authorized to contract for
che same.
lie is also DESTROYS Of selling his property in this CT
". wM. c. WILLIAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18
CORY.
Net0.Yorl, 3Ofh Jane, 1917.
Dian SIR,


have received your note audthe drary;p.
1.-THE fipna. f'r which dave my tianhs sine. th,s
insect called tie icss.an Fly made its Appearance A
sa'n drns tie Spring of iSis the wnea me apoiis
tios 10 nae !of some opinion have been fr,drent and
NAE therefore solved answer then once for an and
~ communicate 10 you reply 10 yor note which 80
have seen - N '"s - "''o''
Tue plants of wheat enwrappinq the c,vs,l;. ,,-.,
Dy oni worthy friend Hr Clements have answered HE
PW pose so from those cpn,aned IN vide.r,r',,+t
Sotte were haSned the lnsgeor per:ect ana now iyg
Stinre me- The Creature has hat one pair OF winys M
teiohSs OF coufse TO ina order which in -nolslogy is
.a.led Dtpterd lie apper.a family of 7;pilla
we SPECIES VI whch are very numerous amounting 10
more than one hundred twenty that are eli rs,,f
ped MANY OF them are iniGrious 10 ye.talles in
haotihs the moist sp IN WI they crow in.esnp ter
M'schie some OF them have been long knon 10 a,tcb
g 20 particular plants as for example in Spain
:, ae'ysa'.ie'lmA ia Denmark persicaria in other
paris OF Europe tob box juniper haberiy and re wbil-
Sueis annoy orchards, kitchen gardens aud meadows
frequently committing the destructive fayures
iil lhee our pa'lsof North america SPECIES of rim
"a Has nNtd nan wh,atas his avonrite plait. | have
Iatte'nle ca'ltd MN he WhCai Tipula " OF 2gtuIa TIL
fei Ihongli lie shown ~ the uan, OF he II~.s,n
fk every "all a'ist 5 sensible he Is ITyakl and mol
fsy; ara every historian satisfied tt he was mol in
toaaeed ~ the i'lss.aus. Wien he ,ussesor aud mo
pr;raTs 81 es'tIe, saH become sensible OF IL. da,iae
dali, aud horiJ .an- the, b, ins, and ar The ]
tlce o Decoi:ile acquainted with their history i ni,l5
To prevent and destroy these formidable eupi,s rI.r
may perhaps lie induced 10 s,Iv Nj 4, n Wv?
on 'ns great branch ~ Natural SCirncc. Until lie, shall
% 5" thrir ehoranee viii them more ,Iian ,he A.
mount Of all their taxes. S
do not nos undcrtnL the examinations NJ .I,c ,,,
modes 20 guard against this destroyer They are chIe6
comprchcnded under The heads OF late sowing lanmry
nIsh, rinpsoying te roller, and in opinion of sor
Ifne tde cultivation # The bearded grain Far az th
whole Of the agricultural drcon3cal history of Ills
pom 10 70 'agt ana 0nser'a,ioI by my late friend Jude
Ravens refer practical eHqires his yaIbl- nanr
raj Society. 'I'''"
am yours, with esteem and regard.
~, e, SAMUEL Z. MITCHELL.
~ che Common Council, New-Tork.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18
JunelO.

4 pNLRIisL .,aNT The Subscriber con,empales az
pIefeht that at the close of Tie next General a.
sehby OF virginia, to settle himself either in NE cit, 80
hchlhohd or the boTOugh of Norfolk IN consenuefc. y,
"ch he oAeis, at private sale the following pTopsrtS
Inc situation al which eresides ell known ana die
unsu'sed by tile naue O the Gross KegS i tb. c,,,
OF southampton This situation is very l,l,..ant .n
desuable one The improvements are LARGE Two s,ors
new DiicS 0"eBghDuse, with three rooms ana ,,a.
sage below, and four above stairs All 6sbed -
he pest manner anew brick store house sugjcen,l ca
pacloHs for auy country business and stand for d,n
business not surpassed by any ia the lower eanniry
isIse communicating house with an excellent n,achins
,beIen stables, cafTiageIOuse and ali other usel mt
houses IEe tract Contains about 400 acrcs and is eo,al
to any land inthe neighboriood lN''
- Two LOIS, ia tue town OF Belfeld i'm the countv NJ
SIeehsVa ON one Of them, large lw story stone
mouse at present IN the occupancy OF Nessrs Hobbs e
n@Iey. on The other Lot private daelnc house viii,
8 rooms below stairs, Kitchen &C. 800
nha, Oh mondaythe Sd day Of November next he will
se AZ pubic sale Tor ready money IL or 10 Ikcjv Viz
&c. 'OT ~'"Ne' S'oChJ &c
me terms for the properiy in Befed and this stna
s'ois sas'i ne accommodating, liberal credano
PVsocsSioh gwen the Isl day Of December t-anv
person WISHING to view the Lots or knoy the Terms eiit
nuhe application TO Doct Robert B. STARK or ur3vta,,
Cross Keys. pPSf ~ 80, ~ ~, d, tht
"" u list
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18
-. - - 1870
TOUR OF TIE PRESIDENT

Z J ffFr
The President Of he u States ,yas eXpec,rd -, ,i;s
town on Monday afternoon last but "a N sforn -, liz
ohhS Ieatued ms prognrss, aud until near.
~ we evening thai lie sigHal for his appoach was
nTed he came no the river m the sieambot escorted
ey three y vessels The troops aud citizes lad assem-
Died to receive him aud his landing al IN C..,i,,a
TONS wharf, the co'nintee of ARRANGEMENTS eicnmId
nun 10 our iO~D while repeated santss Of artillery nud
the merry peal Of bells announced his arrival In 49,, 49,
Dltants procession was th0n formed If, m. orderrs
Tlousb arranged, Which escorted the President
MED by his exceicacy the Governor to HE
Ch9ppOlluS MOTEL through Illuminated streets tbrorocd
with ciiti1ons and Strangers aGvious To see and , ii
man of the people Immediately after entering The l,osI
ne loon station III tue PIAZZA, with Gen. Howell on his
IgHt ana Gov. FenDeT OF ms left to .ratify lie .
nsseG1lase 10 front viii view of IN. person The hr,
" SeeiS oI tls peopie was politely aud gatel!, mou.
ecu y 'hs ffe9lucht Oh entering lie leyrc rooIi prr
pared iVI as recep ton, many revolutionary officers ,d
IssptG'dhs ctzens were introduced and the committee
n1Heo on nun Win an address, TO which the presidcut
gave sdlaite reply after which In con,naIy
WIN me co0nilice and iis sGiie tie President aro.
OF sanptuous repast
or Tuesday morning, all who wished IL WIRE .se,,d
10 the President-wbO, 10 O'clock mounted mn lors.
back aud rode through The prime. paI streets .co,i
district aud sheriff Of tue county visiting grovi, fn,
slyand examining every prominent or ject with atts,ti
OIL dl1 giathcaiiOn About IL O'Clock the Prcsidet ion
town iJT Boston, ina carriage Oyded for the pDos
eorea bs t"O cnanies OF dragons 10 far rs patnct
et where he aghted to examine the frSf. cotton mann
IAs.oy estdDlsheu ~ the STATES. lie crossed the di
Vdiig iino Of H. Island aud Massachusetts Ieyieosd
slnd9t"n OF cavalry hnd hatalcn Of artillery winch
hdu oesh"'oeIcd Oht 10 escort hiin his Dnfney Ia,
wards the met opos II the latter state UgrS lie 800
mitice Of Prov dence toOk their leave IT the p.in,
who c0ntinucdEls route towards Boston,
Dnfng his sAort stay IN this town the afaIp 2,.I on
gazing dsneauor, and venerable and u,s.tsn,s,,1s az
pearaECe ofihe President we're he theme. If ~
Conversation md tha sources OF III g a,
consideration % al classes Of peope via eyi,,-f '
cry proper manner their regpect aud affection for lie
Sn'e "as'''''s o. Tue o"ij nee Eepsblic on earth.
lPt.A.or.
IN isfctory, he PR. ident was slrvn DE MT
frame unoa thr A,kwtSht pan pat ~ OYER t,oi IN ~
10 "a .f M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18
JnneIo.

EFIGiTY DOLLARS REWARD Ran away from The
- Subscriber on the 4ib april in tie CITY Of Etcb.
in0nd. negro man VINO calls himself VAT mNI,rlN
tic Is ninauo fellow about 60 years Of age feetG or
inches ligh isremarkabe account HAVING rod crly
tair& greyeyes which generally appear to ne sore one 81
hs legs somewhat shorter than the other though cacey
to be perceived without ce observation when stand.
ing, Is very apt 10 stand fast his right leg and rather
extend Tie ieit. In prenonncDg the word whistev
which he isverJ fond o. and apt 10 call for At public
house, hc pfnnOuncrs 1t whiNcy also hisrnit ijstef
wasicoa, wcsot lie is very humble ohedrtt feiloo
and when spoken To- has down look. u is rt i,,rob
able that he ma obtain fee papers TO eadeS,or 10 PASS
az nee man, having absconded nom lis ho.t in fbc
basia "a Richmond. Will shout Sl2eig a.h.
will gire the above reward together with all rs,sora
bic eXrences e. any who viii deliver him 4, me
nn nv ar1 in lhrmars couny. near SCOTS Iasd;n,
o. scCGre him in any Jail so that get him AGAIN
ROBERT LEWIS.
~ ne dt''f Of ne National JatelAreaeer eye
oeqHesfff ~ inscrt me 0iore ccFty Jor f0r seeSs
0',d fro"sHH their account 10 this 6tfcc
June n 1-vsn.
EOTION YARNS from M NHjoT TT0V17erforV--
~ hNpEHsoN DRrNtY. trcuis for the Tfnitu Mann.
idcturin2 Company otNaftlaud will IN fev dave com
ucnre tHc fcctipi ~ fer4r supny nf CarroN Y.sSe
~ eaie ~ baltimore prices. These Yarns f7ve lonr "A
deseryedy ranked With the best ~ this county
May SO 7-2l0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18
AGRICULTURAL.

Ihein'erest Of every agriculturist so mmedIa.ei,
ciecsed MIN the following subject that we e,lit our
duty to recommend careful, perusa U. 1t To- every man
oi science. IN ' E.-
(CoPY.)
Nets- York, 2Sth JMne, 1917
Enclosed send YOU al -awiag Of the rpu
"a OF "heSt insect, nhch bias committed deptcdao ps
"poh our crops of grain ia varioHs pal OF tile country
ourihs tue pfesen' seasoh. Mr.. Ciereus one If the
Snnittee from the L. sentino lsteraud O,nnc
sunh'ies furnished Tie sPeciG!ei, from ch the draw.
rag was taken have examined Meran's insects OF Eu.
rope shaws zoology, and Donivan's British Insects
nueIe gre several species of ipnla figured described
Out fAls sent, which is improporly called Le.s Hess
an Is dih rent folany described by those authors
Il reculiar ~ tbs cora;ry. '
Respectfully yours, &C.
Ir. Samuel Z. Ml,ch!r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18

MhBsliADs sALR.-ny virtue ofa dcrteeo The g.
uict, pronounced Toe iiii day Of jnae ,,s
sause therein Depending between John r. Bowler a.,
william 4. EoWlef, paihiif'. aud james r. lynch es.
whi ne solo, on the premises Friday ibe 2J,b dsv
me present month"; Wy) att2 o'clock the UOTtsP :.
10 on y street belonging 10 tue estate Of The late Rst
x judah. '0'''' H'hmc
Nn.ee Win approved endorseFs, negotiable nj either ~
the Banks Of tins CITY ~ sly aud fg Give riontl 80 o
neg Will required. '''
Juy@ o. o. y - =, ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18

Ireaslry Department, joe lln 1sI7
Y Office is hereby given--Tl,yt ~ NC.
1 y ting ct the Commissioners of the Siul;no-
Fund, held on the llih day Of March. ISi7 y
was aetermlned That The provisions Of the Act
enuuedi AN ActtO provide for the redan,v
uon OF the public debt" passed on the al ~,
OF hlarch' 1917, should be carried into etIec,
as iar as the same might be pracficgble snf
mat IN pursuance Of The said resolution. Jnii.
count ana deposit at Richmond. has bcen a.
pointed agent under the superintenlance ~
NE 9ecretaryof The Treasury, to make mn.
cnascs OF stock Of the United stgics within lie
I.,nl's, prescribed by law; and to whom all per-
sons, aeslTouS Of disposing of their stock. yig
make application. VIA
WILLIAM IT. CRAWFORD
Secretary gfthe Treasury.
ool'E ~. Eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18

IN GOODS The subscribers, at the Market Bridee
bcNt Cor TO Jessrs. Dicks Moore x Co. are mo-
receiving geand general assortment OF Fresh Coo,,s
b0usht a. tue present reduced prices in NcwYotk and
Philadelphia. which will be sold upon unusuaiiy arro,,'
nlodatihg terms, for cash. %''O"''
80, DAVID VIZ. KYLE.
S"t4~ 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18
HENRY DEtRBORN.0
BIcNJAMtN AUSTIN,
WILLIAM LITTLE,
RUSSELL STuRGiIs,
} ACOB RHOADES,
JOHN BGAZER,
" LILLIAN INGAIJ,S
Committee

10 this address the r, esdent returaeda cor
diAl reply, expressive OF the reciprocity of his
friendship, with assurances ct his adherence To
those principles which had carried us so tri-
nmPhahi'y through our most perilous con-
the government ia his executive capacity, he
should ever keep IN view the happiness and
honor OF his country, and when retired TO the
station OF private citizen, he should cheerful.
ly submit to such laws as had tendency to
promote lis freedom and Independence and
intimated that he should make full reply il,
writing. 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18

NOliCEis hereby gven-Iba at the next AUGUST
court OF Charlotte Comfy, at the Court House tIere
~, shan sell - pubic auction. for cash so much OF IN
The LANDS IN that Comfy returned dennrent for b
nnn-paymeh oiihe Taxes oftbe last year as will e sun
ctht 10 discbarse thu Of taxes which SHAH .lr
remain unpaid for that year aud ten uer centrn ds,
yes thereon together with the taxes of the pcscit ye1r
Inc sales WIZ commence ON the first day of the Cont
ted. ~ 'i'P'S
The Subscriber Is authorized to receive all such faves
and damages at any time before the Land shall be oid
i'i OF einquencies may he in the Clerks Oce 81
Tie Enunty,in possession the Subscriber or In The Of
fee of the Auditor OF Pubic Accounts.
Jennings NJ. Je6ress, ID. s.
For Thomas Pctt,ls, s. q. C..
JuneiO. IN -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18


Mr. Noore's long expected poem Of Ld!ta RaokA has
~ length bees Published in London. Its divided into
four parr the first entitled The Yelled Prophet Of Rho
rassan the second. Paradise and the peri the third
The Fire worshippers the fourth Light sf,he HAraln
Tee poem opens with the following hues -
la that delightful proynoe Of the sun
The nr>t Of Persil's lands he shines upon.
Where all theoveI;est ch.idren OF bis heaEs
fion'rets and fruits hurat Ger eY'ry stream;
Aud fsirest OF all streams the Murga Toves
Among Neion bright palaces aud groves
There. on that throne, to which the bilui belief
OF millions ra.s'd him, sat the Prophet chief
The great dohona DER his features hung
Ihv ven-tbe silver vel which hehad dung
In mercy there, 10 hide from mortal sigh,
HIS dazzling brow, NH men could bear It's light;
lar. Tar t'ss luminous, his votaiits SAID
Were even The beams riraruousl shed
O'er Aonsa's chees, when down the lnouyt lie
tOd.
All glowing rom the presc;icc Of his God.
new novel, called RCD Roy, by tie author OF WAIVER.
~ Guy Mannerns aud Antiqnary now In the press IN
England aad vii. speedily be Published -
Tor vhyl Because the good old rule
Suihesih them the simple plan.
That they should take who have the power,
Anu they should keep Who can
Roo R0y'S gTGre.-WuRDswoRrn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18

w tins factory, Ne Pre- ifeni was shrvn the ofst
tfawe unoH tAr Aikwr<ht piaH yul i operation iu thi.
c"u"tF % hds been rnauine27 ears aud .secrisd y
~. Hdisf lht pesem owner of ,he establishments
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18

VALUABLE REfL PROPEHTI TOR sALE--Op
the first Mouday in August next at Gloucester court
house, will be offered for sale, 10 the highest der that
large and valuable BRiCKHOUSE, called Neuf0rfoV
together with about 40 Of Land attached Thereto
This place Is Within hdfa mile OfGl0ucese court house
end has me advantage of ne water and healthy situa
ton Tho house has four large and spacious rooms be-
low and four above and has lately been pat in complete
Tepair-the out-Louses are very good.
Tcygas-Onehird cash. aud the balance IN trO annual
same.
Byfhs TEpsfevs 9IT1e cIeusvrIes C6arifv scloog.
gras ~, II-tIMA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18

IN chANcERI.-rn Richmond tiu.;in., csar. j.
4 LIST, 1917 -
Thomas Grantnm, PLaistiV
AGAINST
Peter ouickley heir a,iaw ofMary Quiekiey 6ecc by
Charles Cop,and. his guardian assigned; Geo. Brown,
geometry husband OF tue said Mary aud Samuel g.
ADAMS, john Adams, Tahitha Adams, Eliza Adams
George Carfing,on, Richard Carrington Eliza Car
ihSton, George W. SEn,h, Richard Smith. and Eliza
A. Marshall IN their own right and john Darlington,
VIM. MAJ shall aud Thomas q. Marshall infants by
the sald Jonn Adams, their guardian assigned and
J"hn smith aud Thomas Smith. ufans. by Samuel G.
Adams, Their guardian ssd-heiIs law a Rich
ard Adams decd. iJ.,e,,f,af,
TIE defendant Richard Smith having entered his
appearance aud given secnry according 10 the Rules OF
tnis Court, and appearing The satisfaction of the
Court t he is not an nlabitan of this Commonwealth
oh the molten of tie Plaintiff his Counsel! Is or
Court next and the plaintiffs bill aud .ive seen,
my according TO Jaw aud thai copy Of this order tg
otnwi,h inserted M some newspaper pTIutd the Cy
al inch'n"nd Ior two months successiyCiy and aEnhct
City.
A Cpny.--Trefe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18

VNcS lNCCRY.-Ata Court held ior CuInIeTTIaJ co,-a
~, the 27th day ofApTil, 1917.
Charles Lee, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Josiah Wright and VIM Wright, in right of himself and
as eN'or. oiSamuel Wright; who eX'or. Of Thomas
Wright Isaac Stephens and Mary his wife Charles car
ter and Susanna his wife, Vim Lyon aud Patsy his
wife, VIM. Glenn aud Elizabeth his wife, James Hob
SOIL aud Iohu HOleman, jr. DeGeudggfs
THE Defendants Isaac Ssphcns aud MARY bic wife
Charles Garter and Susannab his wife Benjamin Cuiirs
aud sarah his wife, VIM Lyon and Patsy lis wife JOSH
all Wright and WIN. Wright in right Of himself and As
executor OF Samuel Wight who executor Of Thomas
Wright, not having entcfcd ;eir appearance and given
security according the &C; Of Assembly and the nles
Of this Court and IL appearing TO he satisfaction Of the
Court that they not inhabitants Of this cOinuon-
weati--On mOt0n of tie Plaintiff, by his Attorney II
Is Orfcrrd, tha they appear here or before July
Court ueNt, and answer The Plaintiff hill and haia copy
Of this Oider be forthwith inserted ia some one OF
the newspapers printed IN tie CITY OF Richmond
for two months excessively, and another copy
posted al the fODt door OF the Courthouse oftis CouH
~.
a Copy. Tcste.
HITLER WOODSON ir m n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18

pr. Samuel Z. M!.sA.n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18

Rank or VIRGINIA July ist. ISi7
'k'HE y edc' and Di' "cofs have this day declared
Ditide"d u' per cent. the Carita Stock Of the
fanS OK Virginia, Tor the last alf yearpayahle the
lSth instant W. CAMBRIDGE. fuShifr.
.JHlVi. ~ ,g..,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18
Jniy

, J. ". DANCE, ID. &.
9''! - lA.MSM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18

EWuNcTioN.Ai Court held aud conIiIIard 51r Sur.
. ry County MAY 2olh, 1917. IVA sur
"''', neai Hesli'"e'' Complainant.
William Randolph and Roberl Andrews.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS AR1lCL Is
y PROSPECTS OF TIA YEAR.

PROSPECTS Ot lHh YEAR.
The year docs not promise 10 be near SO
plentiful, in many respects, as the last. The
CROPS of holincs will be remarkably short and
Of an indifferent quality. That of news very
lutte better. On the whole, however, these
may, with economy and prudence, be suffi
eispt for homo consumption.
Y Snecie-4Morc abundant than il has been
since 1912, bur in most places rather sour,
rs the Fox would say. Some inporta,ions,
of good quality, have taken place.
Bank .No,es.--rhere arc fewer this year
shan usual. but considerably improved in
quality. II may be doubted though, whether
there will be sufficient for the demand.
Due BiNs--The culture Of these has been
pretty geperally discontinued; many persons
having beoo somewhat iajured by using ,bcm.
Ramors--A. very. promising crop, but it
Is said they CO no, All very we'll.
Lies.--An average quantity is expected
from, abroad.
Iyt.---No very catering prospects with
regard TO this article at present.
2 Hgmor.--Hardiy enough Was raised last
year for seed, and supplies from abroad are
anxiously looked for. R0ieiyA S.ar.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-13
ON SLANpER.,

How frequeh,ly is the honesty and intcg.
rity Of man disposed Of by smile or shrug
.-new many good aod generous actions have
been sunk into oblivion by dis,rus,ful look,
or stamp with the impu,ation OF proceeding
from bad motives, BY a mysterious and soa-
sonsble wisper.
Look into companies Of those whose gen
tie patura shoutd disarm thom, We shall End
no better account. How large q poftisn of
chastity is sent out of the world by distant
hints---nsdded away end cruelty winked into
suspicion, by the envy Of those who are past
all temptation fer It themselves! How os,ep,
Sses-the reputation Of helpless creature
bleed by report, which the party, who is .,
the pains to propagate il beholds with much
pity ADD fcllowIecling--that she 10 heartily
sorry for it--hopes in God il is not true |:
However, as Archbishop Tillo,son wi,,ily
observes upon Il, Is resolved, in the mean
tims, to give the report her pass; that at
Iess, il may have fair play to take Il fortune
in the world---,o be believed or not, accord.
ing 10 tho charity os those into whose hand,
IL shall hsrpeo 20 fall;
So frui,iess is this vice in variety of expe.
dieots, to sa,iate as we'll ss disguise itself
But il these smoother weapons cot so sore
what shall We say of open sud unblushiog
scsndal--.ubjecied TO no caution, tied down
30 no restraints \
II the one like an arrow shot In The dark,
dces nevertheless so much secret hinsoli---
this like the pssiilrnee, which rsgesh q, noon
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-13

day sweeps sl. before il, ievellipg ~i,icst
Distinction, the good and the bad thousand
fell beside it, and ten thousand on its right
hand ;--thcy fail---so rent and torn in this
tender part Of them, so onmereifully boteh-
cred, IS sometimes never 10 recover either
the wounds, or the anguish of heart which
they have occasioned. | Sferne.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-13
NO T[CE.

AN .acT for he preserrasisn ef BH9ys and Stakes
20 be placed at tie entrance of Bristol bor con-
neeied NTH fhe Beacon 10 te placed Castle Island
M HEREAS the Government Of the United States.
" have ordered Beacon 10 be erected on Cas-
tie Island, at the entrance Of Bristol hsrbor, with
tie necessary Buoys and Stakes, provided The iuris-
dction OF SAID Island be ceded by this State 10 the
United States And whereas the General Assembly
nave made cession thereof by act entitled An
Act ceding the jurisdiction of Castle Island at the
entrance OF Bristol haIhor, to the United States
BE therefore enacted 6y the Genera! .fssem5lu, &
oy ne authority thereof enacted, That the Cap
tain, or owner or owners Of every ship or vessel,
that shall by running against any of the Buoys or
Stakes, SO TO be placed by the authority and al the
expcnce Of the United States, or iniure or remove
chains or anchors by which they are moored shall
forfeit and pay rs fine not exceeding thirty.sr
dollars, nor less than twelve dollars and that every
person who shall hereafter make fast any ship or
vessel, scow, raft. or boat TO either of said Buoys
or Stakes SO to be placed, TO any part of the
moerngs Of said Buoys, he they SO offending
shall forfeit and pay fine not exceeding fifteen
dollars, nor less than five dollars TO be recoyered
before any Justice OF the Peace in the county Of
hristol twothirds to be paid to the Collector Of
the District Of Bristol for the of the United
States, IN order 10 repair, renew. replace,
such Buoys, and their moorings, and the other third
to the intormsr who shall prosecute for the same.
House OF Representatives, June 18th, 1917.
Tsted BY order,
(SignedD THOMAS BsRoEss. Clerk.
In the Senate read the same dsy and coneurred.
BY sraer,
(&gned) SAMrEL EDpr, Seery
WHOEVER snail in any way whatever injure the
Beacon placed on Castle-Islsnd, with which the Bu-
oys mentioned in the Act, Of which the above isa
copy, are connected shall take Any stones Era.
vel, sand or earth from said Island the person or
persons so offending, may rely on being prosecuted
as trespassers
WILLIAM ELLrRy, Collector.