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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18

On the conclusion oflis address the oath
o. office was administered TO the President by
lie Chlei Justice Of the United States.
4 signal gun having been fred. sautes were
gwen Al the Navy Yard, the battery, Fort
Harburton, and from corps Of artillery.
l he day was delightful, anG the spectators.
including the Ladies, were estimated At from
i've 70 eight thousand, and embraced numsr-
Gus American and foreign officers and func-
tionaries.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18
LINCOLN &e. DISTRICT.
WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN.
and JACOB M'GAW, Esq'rs.
OXFORD & SOMERSET DISTRICT.
LEVI WHITMAN, Esq.
Oxford and Somerset.

AT a convention of Federal Republican
Delegates from several towns in Oxford and
Somerset Senatorial District, assembled at Tie
Inn Of JOSHUA SMITH, in Norway, on the ITO
inst. for the purpose Of nominating Senalor
for said district, the Hon. Daniel StowelI, vas
elected President, and Henry Rust, jun. Sec
rotary. The convention, having proceeded
70 the object q tie meeting, agreed unani-
mously 70 recommend and support
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18

BY an order from the Adiutant and "a
sPec'or Generals Office, We notice tie a.
poih'nent Of about two dozen persons u II.
Does ~ the Standing Army among ihem i
Tie name 81 Samnet .dier. II ~ Post Sure,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18

:. The last end not TIE least wicked act N sTr
Madisou's reign vas his rejection Ollie b;n s.
establishing : 'and ST internal Improvements
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

IuOHddy, JdHudTy ID.
Amongst the petitions presented this
morning, was a memorial by Mr.. CASTOR,
from tire Legislature of North Carolina,
demonstrating against the act Of Con
grcss, passedin 1906, 10 authorize the state
of Tennessee TO ISSuc grants and perfect
titles To certain lands therein described,
and 10 settle The claims 10 vacant and IN
appropriated land within ihe same, set
;iIg forth the injustice praCliseh upon
persons holding grants Of The said lands
issucd by he state o. Nortl-( arolina, and
praying that The rialtofthat STATE to per-
feel tiilcs ~ fhe territory sonih aud west
Offlk river line. moi only upon the entries
and warrants originally laid there. bnia
SO on those lands originally on what is
now called tasi lcnncssee, may BE- con-
tismcd and That a board Of commission
ers may be authorized and appointed. one
by each OF The above states. and one by
lL.e ilniieJ States, TO adiiklicafc all VIZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-25

Mr. Wright, Mr.. Hardin, Mr.. Conner,
Mr.. Fletcher and Mr.. Hall, followed in
This day debate, for tie remainder, or a.
ny part of the remainder Of which we
have not room to-day. Nat. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-25


az mo
Honorable gentlemen are mistaken. SO
long as stand on iliis floor uucOrr-cted--
Air. BObepy here FOse-and begged leave
to ask, whether tie gentleman, in his
Shakesperian quotation, respe ting Tray
Ranch, &c. had any aliusiOn TO him lif
hc bad, he shObld ike to hear from him
] be'eye (said Mr. r. lam entitled to tie
foOri am under the correction of tie
cia,. -llc said lee was not under ANY ox-
Cii meni--lc had risen with NO such view
as o prOdGleif. lIc had risen Tor the
pni lose Of sfahag, that, 50 l58g as tue
presiding officer of this House dccmed
hsianguagc parliamentary he held nina
self rc1Ousihlc to no nfln ont Of the
Iouae. hntaihis own pleasure Sire opca-
icfoi ibis 5IDuse vas appointed by tic
llorss, iO preserve devoruin and tllc or
der ci debate. So long as he (sajd Mr..
H1pormiis mc 10 20 ON rrehcckcd, | will
expressing ogig.cu ou ihi and every oih-
e. GDicct Hf.Wufrc. trsini. The lime has
gone by, sir-iny situation. ass well IS the
saafion cf ofhsf honorable members on
ti.i A0or, is ctr -cd ihe tlme has pass
CO, when mee' sy, Etc another Of
Shakespeare cietat,er-, WAC, ID uot Wit-
~ himself. ras ihCcaSss oi SIT ~ OILERS
--essn, isnotyfca' my.ef ! conld he ihe
cause of greatness ir others No 1lan
can re,v raise i.irni 90 euincnce be
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-15
PROCLAMATION.

Fernandind, Ea, Florida, Schf. 20.
The inhabi,s6ts of The island Of Amelia
are informed, that tomorrow the Mexican
fl,g will be hoisted on the fort, with the usual
formali,ies. They are invited to returp a. soon
az possible TO their homes, or send person.
in their confidence to take possession Of the
property existing in the houses, which is held
sacred. All persons de,irous of recovering
their property are invited to send written or
ders, without which nothing will be allowed
to bc embarked.
Prociama,ions for the organization Of tho
place will imme da,ely be issusd.
AUkY, commander 10 chief
K. HUBBARD, governor, Sc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-15
Tsp Daii.
LATEST OF A AMELiA.
From The Sap7nnah Republican,.


FERHANDiRA, Sept. l9.
On Saturday last there was formidable
attack on this place, from the water by TWO
gun.boais, aud by land by considerable land
10, oe, With four brass field pieces The en-
emy were gajlantiy repuised hy the Patriots
two were killed and several wounded--no
injury was sustained by the Patriots-three
or four balls struck ,ha town, but without do
ing much damsge. The Spanish force CON
time on the island but we do not appreAend
another ettsck. Commodore Auty arrived
here two days ago with two prizes, very fine
ship and brig loaded with sugar coffee and
tobaeco.--The commodore, il sppesrs, has
brougb, out a governor and all the necessary
officers for establishing civil government;
but, the place being pre-occupied, the result
OF his. visi, is not yet ascertsined.
--.!::s:+--
ST. Mays Sept. 90.
ia,frote you few days since by a packet
boat, informing you Of the state OF things
here, which then very confused and on
certain, as governor Hubbard and COVE rnor
Aury's interests elashed, and they could not
come to an understanding but ! have now
the pleasure Of informing you, shat ] have
jns, arrived fsom the island, and that affairs
u"'o oceU ""'Soo'y "''a"sCd co' o'"SSp wv" "'
you may rely on it that every thingis in hne
:rsip, and will so on we'll. They now can
bid tiianec 10 the Spsniards, although it is
reported and expected they viii make ano,h-
er attack. Aury is to be commander in
chief of the army and navy, and Hubbard
governor Of the civil department, Annexed
you have tho proclamation which Intended
putting up here tomorrow morning, and the
II 4 10
tomorrow. .-Auty is to pay up the a'rcsra-
ges Of those that have served under general
MacGregot, &c. SEC. There Is now fon' fine
prizes in port, three of which belong 10 him,
and expect he has very considerable D.
mount in specie with him. l am in hopes
tha, the greatest part OF the Spanish forces
from Augustine will be cot oh, IN which ease
that will fall an easy prey, as the principal
part of the people ore on the main, and i'm
patient TO Join u.--arrangemeD.s with them
vill bo made --..::.:.-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-15

lie had ts.sD po,il,oE, .nd ssce!'ss shs
aiatk with greet gaiisnuy. The royal cav
airy, in charging Mina's infantry, was thrown
into disorder, and iD falling hack spread con-
insicn In The whole royal line. The reysl-
ISIS, excepting the easslIy, were rallied AID
the batile continued at the close of which,
Nina pursued his route towards Green Lake,
where scme patriots are strongly fortified,
under tbs command of an ex-pIIsst Gen.
ArminsD, who atts.k ked Nina, WAS unable TO
proceed further, until reinforced with 200
cavalry, which he had written for.
The patriots have sustained great loss of
war in Soto la Marina; but Nina is pursuing
,he object Of his campaign; has penetrated
as far as Espcrdee Santa, aod 10 few days
will tiFert a ajunc;ion with Cen Vi,loria.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-15
Bosrcx. Oct. &.
TREATY OF GHENT.

The English and Americsn Commissioners
who are 10 decide, and the Agents of tn. two
governments who condue, the controversy
relative to The Islands In Pas.am aquoddy
Day, under tbe 4tb article Of The Trea'y OF
Cheo,, are still 10 session In ihis town
The business Of this como, sion Is Yerv
much in advance Of the cise.s under ,he
same ;roaiy, which from tic srss,r. qdao;iy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-15

ss) va. exposed 10 the public ct large, with
The indignation :, meriied. in tbe newspaper
called the WITszss. The Editor was in
dicud by the state authority; and though a
Law Of the state allowed the truth to be given
10 justification end although he proved the
entire truth Of his statement by about dozen
credible witnesses--tbe case resulted IN his
close Imprisonment twelve months in tho
common gosl part Of ,nc tims With men
charged with rape and murder
Can he now do moro than rejoice that
party possessing such spirit has been di-
vested by the people of its power to perse-
cuie the innocent Most heartily docs he
rejoice and mos, cordially does he couerat-
ua,e the people Of his native state, ,ba, they
arc delNertc from the oppressor's yoke
Though distant from his old friends in that
quarter, his hear, is with them, ard paItakes
in all their fee!ines---and now does be feel
amply paid for his soHeriogs in their cause.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-15
ST, Mays Sent. 90

Yesterday the Mexican fsg was hois'ed,
and commodore Aury is commanded In chief,
and Ruegles Hubbsrd, Esq. governor; many
Of the inhabitants ara now returning The
militia have oil gone to their hou.e, and should
tn Spa,iards not move of very quick, their
tetrest will be cut of. Amelia harSor has
row a5oo, twelve sai in oil, prizes and armed
vessels; The prize ship which came 10 on
Saturday last hos silver on board.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-15
Progress Of the Hndrnendents.

Ship Minervs, Cspt. Chase, of Nantucket,
ha. arrived at Edgortown from VaIpsrsisos
having left that place on tho 24,h May.
News reached Valparaiso four days previous
to the sailing Of the Minervs, OF the capture
by the Patriots of Taleahuups, which was the
las, place on the coast of Chill that the Roy
slis,s held. Talcahuana or TalcsgUsnna iies
in the bay OF Conception, aud forms the
port of the in,e ri.: city of that nSsne, which
is nearly leagues distant. This place has
been taken and re,aken several times during
the present revolutionary struggle; and its
importance is SO commanding, that snrren.
Ger Of the city Of Concs option has gsns,ally
followed as q matter Of course. Valparaiso
is situated about ten leagues from the foimsr
place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-15
THE 77GhR md THE LIohESS.

Tho savage disposition of the Tiger was
exemplifed in this town, by an Interesting
occurrence. A South American tiger (the
Orca) aud young lioness (tbe Brszillian) were
brought here short time since--and were
Tor period chained at a distance from each
cshci in the same room. Bu, tho roarings,
grow'ine', and other annoying aceompani-
ments OF these disagree able companions, in
dnced the owner to have a strong cage con-
structed, in which they we're placed. They
had not long been together be tore the Tiger
ssizee The Liones. by the back bit her into
two parts, and very soon demolished her re.
mains.
This reported feet is more remarkable, as
the two animals came on, TO this country very
quietly upon the deck ofthe same ship.
Bost Int
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-15
NArcmIrocHEs, Aug. 81.

Nina. IN prosscdi,pt: tis incorsion toto
'hc iae'ior of Mexicn. ~ Join Va;ori,, was
followed ~ 5000 roys.is's, Of which SEQ were
csyalry. Moss force did not exceed 1000.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-15

From the { fViimington) Deteware Watehman
Published by SELLEcK OSBORN, Esq.
formerly editor Of tho Wilness, printed at
'Litchheld, Conn.
CONNECTICUT.
Later accounts from Connecticut confirm
even the most favorable intelligence hereto.
fore received, ofthe complete triumph Of Re.
pub!icauism in that state. SO thoroyeh and
undeniable is II, that the federal papers do
not even attempt, wnh the usual party slang,
to qualify Il. but eonccde The fact entirely.
y, II any one person more than smother, has a
reason (and 1t may even be said, right 10
cxnl, In the late regeneration of that long
buscd state, II is the Editor OF this paper. II
canoot be thought an unchtis,ian triumph in
him to rejoice IN the political destruction OF
the in,olersnt and ,yranicai party in that state,
from whom himself and many orhet,, end
perhaps many better men have suffered the
bitterest persecution. 7ajctps noati, was
he IN eiose eorfnemtui, in The common hri.on,
Tor no crime Whatever; unless il be crime
10 advocate the Cause OF v;5,urus, but de.
pendant man, sgainst the ovetb-niny con.
duct OF his wealthy oppressor--The late.
was a federal justice Of the peace, Who, il,
open freemen's meeting, on Election day al
tempted 10 inlimidate man . no wa indebt.
ed to him from voi:os, By mindinv him
that ne was IN his power, ani tnrcatene. 70
use u 1t he continued 10 vote .n opposition to
him
This 6agraot and outrageous vioIa,ioh Of
all justice, generosity and deeeucy (wnieh
was only one enl Of ,housaads Of simi!ar cas-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03
-----ss=iss.,- 3. - ~ .. .lT. 5.....-----

The Narigafiion at of the L. States took eff
feet oh tie list instant. III tie National INTEL
ligeucer (receiV ed last night we have the cir.
cuiar letter ut tie Secretary the EreasuIy q
tie Collectors, insffuctlng them as to the IN
depreciation ct the act. The act forbiGs any
goods, &C. coming into the United States, eN-
cept IN orr own vessels, or ia those of The
country of which the goods sc. are the growth, ,
produce, &c. provided that This regulation takes
place only as to those nations which have in
force regulations Of Sinitur nature The cir
cular states that this Act is in consequence Oh.
ly IN force as TO Great Britain and Sweden
10 secure uniformity i'm the execution of
this measure, and 10 render the change i5npcs.
ed by Il as convenient 10 those whose interests
are 10 be affected as the provisions Of the act
will admit, the term country, Ia the first seen
on is considered as embracing al the posse Ssiogs
ofa foreign state, however widely separated,
winch are subject to the same supreme execu-
i've aud legislative authority"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03
STATE
sra'h Baltimore County Court.
Ian, i,,, indictment for N tdparping.

la July last John Lacy took Aaron Hubert,
mt'iattu boy, about nine on Icny ears old from
Baltimore county to alexandria, and sold him
as u slave for life. Soon after the sale, some
circumstances TRANSFERRED which induced the
pWc i,aSer to believe that the boy had been kid
narped-dud Lacy was arrested and commit
ted To jail in Alexandria, and information of
what had been done, sent TO the BOYS friends
The necessary documents, were then furnish
ed, ard the Governor Of MARYLAND demanded
Lacy under the act of Congress as a fugitive
from justice, and he was brought to Baltimore.
Upon h,s trial Il was proved that the bow was
born free, that be had been put tn live with La
cyb his grandmother his parents being dead
that the agreement between Lacy and the
grandnoiher was. chat the hoy shonhbe bound
az apprentice, bat the ,ndemtureS had not been
eNecUied-that after the boy had lived with
Lacy Two or three months, he took him 10 A.
10 N,ndria and sold him as Slave for life
verdict Guilty. observation-disclosures i'm
the Pchtentlary to hard labor, i've years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03
NEAKINXl.N1InN


= q patent has been obtained by j. e. Helme
tor ne invented double valve metal pump
box. which is said to combine the greatest i'm
provenent yet discovered in hydI iulics 1t
delivers from the dock liS gallons of water in
the short space of 81 seconds, by the exeriious
OF single person. The immense advantages
WHICH will result from Ibis Invention TO vessels
spring'ng leak, will alone render it the most
important, and IN fact, Invaluable, of modern
inventiOns.-Im addition 10 this advantage aud
Improvement, so desirable to ships q sea, il
affords thc bes; facilities III our pumps and hy-
dfants, IN giving, without much assistance the
necessary body OF watcIto extincnish fires 1t
consists Of a metal box, ia two parts. having
piece OF leather pressed between the upper
aud lower part ttht huX, projecting edgewa,s
sufficiently TO ill tic chamber of the pump
while the ciappers are left To woi l. freely with
out friction, as the feathers are SO arranged as
To last mucD longer than those lea thercdi in the
usual way. The leather of the clappers is tas-
tened To the plates with screws, trIth scored
heads, which can easily he taken ont b., u com
mon lack-knite. The facilities aud ADVANTAGES
winch tiiiS new invention affords, promise 10
be OF The greatest Importance and should, and
we have no DOUBT will secure 10 The inventor
a liberal reward for has ingenuity and applica-
ton.
We understand that the pump is in operation
opposite No 81 South street, and sci OF the
boxes has been deposited AT the Colfee ltouse
Tor examination. AS in addition 10 the increas
Ell advantages, the durability renders them
cheaper tlian the common box, thew are vor.
my The attention of the corporation and mer-
chants. -
We understand that proposals viii be issued
III a lew days Tor the sale or portion of the
patent right for this city, or ANY other in the
"i'ion' n. York N: 4Jdr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03
CONun.hian Motel.

s'HF snhscrhrr kserer Of the Cclr,nbsn iio-i
hl for past avors, eIubrac-s s oppofinnii, no.
publicly acknowledging has obligations h,Sir,r1s I
tue public gebcraliy, Tor thc liberal be "a.
received from them IN his line "f business and ons
rom his assdsiiy aud esrTons TO accommodate s to
deserve aconsinnance Of their avct> aisa with due
respect 10 the Gentlemen Members Of the LEGISLATURE
bee,ieave to tehde, his services aud u-rn hr ia n.
pierafed Z" accommodate hoa 10 10 20 with board
iod<hy, &C az The approaching session As the CoE-
Dian Hote not situated in conspicuous pant Tbs
cy al, may not be Improper observe the better in.
formation 81 strangers that is Cary near
~ central betn The Gloss street eadingio Col. ha,,s
bridge aud the Basin. The pubiie's obed't servant
RiitIllE AlRES.
October 3. d,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03

New ORLEANS, Aug. So-W'e have
been favored with an Havana paper OF
the 18th inst. II contains report of an
action at Xalapa, where the insurgents
were repulsed with loss. Nina is deScrib-
ed as flying from place to place in the
PROVINCE of San Lnis de Potosi, and ha-
.ing about 400 ill-mounted followers.
These accounts, however, are much con-
fused, ami secn entitled To no great Gre
dit. Lonis. Gae.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03
TO THE EDsTORy.

WARRINGTON, (Gl.) Sept. is.-rhe cotton
crops here ave ia great dancer OF beng near.
iy totally DESTROYED by wern,, htteiv discov-
cred every where, which gets ,nio The large
green pods, and rapidly destroys all that il
contains. Corn ia Abundance, and may be
purchased tthe new al fifty cents per bush
The following resolution was passed yester-
day Dy the city council =
On motion Resoired, That the resolution in
regald 10 quarantine being imposed OF YES
sells from Charleston and other places. be re-
peaied Republican,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03
EXTRAORDINARY GROwTH.

PLEASANT VALLEY, Vir. Sept. &c
Mr.. SNowDEN-l this day measured a
stalk Of corn in my brothers corn-iield,
which is nine feet eight inches from the
ground 10 ihe top OF the ear: also, in the
same field, ii branch of The pumpkin vine,
which measured thirty two feet six inch
cs. L. II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03

SHALL petition tie ensuing Lcgisu.uTe Of Virgins of
leave - erect 'pi bulge the Basn 81 The
Nehmond Jdnies RIVER COMPANY "a The CiV u Rich
fnOnd, 10 the direction O0h street which leads directly
froui the PGbc Square 10 the foot VI MY present bridge
across James river. " is Intended by that Tie
ia~ shall exact toll nom those that pass the bridge acf
the rivef but only such shall use the same IN and
bout the city aud thereby cot aud destroy the b. tge
without remuperatiUg me fof convenience thus afforded
Val abandon The chartertO the KchDoHd James RIVER
Colnpany e Corporation % the said city,
ctrer OF them sLaii bridge. f@e Of oil tot To-
Wibhe convenience, and will indemnify ioi tit "a
3.'c ugt sisi De at Tor tie building The SD h',sfs
Vct. .. 43 wsa A. y iRtNs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03
Sutherl'A CoAouhoun SEQ

I1ANE received from London aud Liverpool their sup
py Fall Goods consisting of supreme cloths and
cdsstineIes ditto, nspt cOtOns and duGie
Oiaukss, Pelisse cloths bomDaZes, anHes Manchester
stuhs and sckines. DoUaa's and Oakeys hest London
hats, Hi5herts porter aud brown stout. &c. &C. &c
And general assortment OF HARDWARE 4 CUTIE.
Ri-od uails, window glass, 10 Ni2 I2N 14& IL NE
which tie, offer for sale on accommodating terms.
October . 43f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03
INTERESTING WORK.

We are informed by Il western cores
pondent. " that Col. Baldwin passed
Charlestown, OH the Kanawba the 23d
September, having surveyed and exa-
mlned James, and Jackson's rivers from
Beale's Bridge to the mouth of DunIaps
creek-the Intermediate country be-
tween that point, and the great falls in
kanawlia river; and was continuing the
survey and examination of the last men
toned river, to its confluence with the
Ohio"
Our informant adds, that Col. Bald
win is decidedly Of opinion, that the RI
yers which he has surveyed, are not on
ly susceptible of navigation, but may be
rendered safe and easy for boats of con-
siderable burden, at much less cxpence
than he had expected. And that a road
may lie constructed from the mouth OF
Dunlap's creek, 10 the falls of Kamawha,
forming sn angle not exceeding five de-
grees with the horizon, at a moderate ex-
pence for work of that character; as
the materials are abundant and COVE
nient."
~ IL few days, Memorial will be laid en
the Coffee House table (for the signatures, of
the Citizens of isichmoDd, Manchester, and o.
thers) PRAYING the Legislature Of Virginia to
incorporate Company for these purposes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03
New NrN GooAs.

l(LEMiNG JAMES & co. are now receiving their FAN
supply ne BROWN. are svIr of the leading srfi-
Giles sleppard's Saxon cloths Cassimeres nidd,is
and coarse do do Epias, vesiinss rose and striped
biankets hannes, konbazests, ca peiinr uap,nt-lty
dintes ca'icces. ~ X @ camtrirs, cotton shifting
Ions cloth ias and black siIk handketchIess
'uu'a ieslhs sur ana c",t"n umbrellas, irish lnrns
c"s'sr @-nan uiii" do~'as. oznaJurgs, ttklenba,gs
and line hroru Holland
AND ON COAhiaStON-Carutbcrs' fectided whiskry
New York coantrJ iron (by the toni all the NUM- Ell.
OF cotton yarn spnn al the Brand wine Factory.
II COUNTRY MERCHANTS call and examine.
Naik,t kIiisr. October B. Aa-1l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03

we insert piece our last pace Respecting The Alta
kapds aud Opelousas countries The National In,egei-
Ger says II deserves every confidence the truth of lis
statements. The author is saidto he (quoliz fronl LET
ter now before us)' Mr.. VIM l.. Brent st ManinsviIle
Atahapas, Louisiana, AN enigTaDt iIom Maryland
just before his emigration eight or ten wears ago
Member of The Legislature of his native State"