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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-10
GENERAL ORDER.

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Afe"S f@sFfe'Ss VeWFovf, Z.
4sA Desens5sr, IsIN
THE MMor.Gencral of the Militia
OF the State Of Rhode Island dir
ects, that all Officers ofthe MiIitia, whose
duty il is 10 make returns Of tie men,
arms, accoutrements,' &c. undes their
command, do make return thereof to TIE
proper Officers without delay.
The Generals OF Brigades are hereby
directed and required to cause the annu.'
al returns from their, several Drigades
which by law should have bcen plade
within .io,ty Aye days .aitcr battalion
or regimental irndezvous," to be made
TO the AdjusantsG Central f,sthwith.s., Z
aI.ra,se ( by Orstv efS
Major General WfIIiAM G. GIBBs,
= SAMUEL YgAINvELl., .
iv - Cos 4id-dr. Can't
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-10

The news from Amelia Island is Of q char
ac;cr cslciated 20 excite serious spptehen.
sions, from the influence which . dangerous
example may have on The neighboIing States.
The Est expedition against the FIoridss,
under Mc'Gregor, promised to result not
only favorable to The cause OF Libe,iy, bui or
gan'zed and arranged 10 a credilsble sad hon.
orable manner. The iotigues Of spscuia-
tors, and the establish ment, Of q depot for
privaieers, gave turn 10 affairs 10 that quar-
ter, which loudly calls for efficient inls,fer.
ence. II sppests tha, Aury and his pasti-
colored crew have At Length go, tho upper
hand N the late struggle, and have succeeded
in driviog the Americans from power sod
as iacy wilt doubtless receive rcinforcenents
of blacks, II will be necessary to keep o
watchful eye on their movements from the
southern States. II is earnestly desired, that
Congress will take the subject OF the Flori-
das is,o consideration at an early period, snd
ttke such measures as may insure the sdop-
tioo OF a line Of conduct, more honorable
and jidicious than ,he one now pursued BY
ne dsaverers Of that section Of the county.
Mar. Adv.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-10

Csnmfssi'nsr " ne Cererri Lind ONE. !.
Printers OF newspApsrs who nublsh the Lsws of
the United States will publish The shove for siy
weeks, and send their bills with recep,s to the Gen.
ersi Land Ofhcs. Dec. 3s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-10
IN IOWN-AiEEflNC,
Ns Der. 2d l2lT


WHEREAS certain 1ndisidusls, In voIa,ioa o1
w the laws Of deGorum have lately annoyed tbs
Inhabitants Of this Town, by opening aud empty.ns
the vaults Of Ptivies, and drawing the ceptcn,s of
tbem through the stfeats in ths course Of The Day
well as 10 the Evening before the usual hours OF
rc.-Nsw therefore. in order to prevent the fscus.
renee Of such unsccmiy .Acts, NJ! lrss, ~
Ls hereby gofcd and Rssoiped, That no Person
shall open he vault Of rsivy or take out, Or car.
ry .wsy The Conten,s thereof within The prcsnls of
this Town, except bctwcsn the honrs OF Ten o'ccci
10 the evening and hour before The rising of tho
Sun If any one shall violate this Law alter tho
publication thereof, he they. or the owner Of tho
team, shall upon complaint and conviction thereof.
before any Justice Of the Peace, be fned PlF1Y
DOLLARS, the one half Cor the inor1ner the otl1rs
for the Poor Of the Town
And ia 10 Jnrfher Eosed, That the Town-CleiE
this Law to be published three Weeks ia bcfh
the Newspapers printed in this Town
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-10

By the arrival from Galveston, we learn
that the patriot pou has beec eairciy s5ao-
d,ned last month. Seventeen sail iI.depared
IN ,ne direction Of An stis.' ,isod from this
sireumaance the p-ob,bly origin.ed, whish
was in circulation lss week, Of 1o,i,is hss-
ing sppeaesd or ApslschicSlA. ts
y. Orleans Coz.
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DIED.

Al PorfsmOufh on The Cd ult. Mrs Anro ALL Hox.
sra, widow Of Mr. stephen Hoxse, of Souh Kings.
sop7. in The 92ayear OF her aga ,@.t - -,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-10

49,. SHAkLE, TIM. nov. ~.
q Sonsei ains In The sviad. - We snnde stand
That vessel has been taken up'for ST. Ma
sy's, on board Of which oil the Y. S. troops
now ou,nis station, (anouuiiug to about 80
@eu) are 70 be ca,b,ksd ,oge,her with their
officers Orher tloops, IL j. said. are 10 pro-
coed immediately ON the same destina,ion,
from SassraAh. The object Of these. move.
menss is nsJt positively known, but The gsncr-
al impression Is, ,ba, their fira step vii. be
to occupy Ameia.IsIsnd.----':. peaceabiy it
they cas-. iorcibly If they must" And from
al taa, Can be- ascer,ained, IL appears pretty
certain ,ba, East Florida has been, OF, will be,
imn's dateiy on toe meeting Of Congress,
'ced.d the Un',ch States, by Sps,n." ~
GT Mary stlicies prepared for publication this
dsy, are omitted 10 make room Tor Tie Presidents
Message ,trt,,, r4.4. Al ~,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-10

.s-s t, y" Nf w. 0rk, ,Nopfmber 2%.
The Commissioners Under the s',icle
or shs Treaty Of GU mt have egveea Oh III, the
subjects submitted TO them, and thus have
iosevsr settled all disputes relative 10 i've Is.
lands IN the Bay of Passamaqaoddy. shall
send Yoa particulars in day oftvo. Yosss,
&c.,' ~ ses
The Mobile Gazeite' oi The 9Th Oct. (the
last rerrised) states that Information had
reached that place, that the Seminole Indians
10 the number Of 1000 were iu arrns.
Thefe is 90 doubt Of the hoA,iie feelings
of this ribe Of lndians; but much latter ac-
counts from Georgia frontier do not corrobo-
rate the, Mobile s.alemsst OF their strength,
and there is reason 70 hope, that the mose-
meni Of General Gains in,s tho Indian coun-
Try will have the effect of preventing q war
with those delpded beings; but if not, his
force will .cIab,e hios Ia. a abort Tins 10 re.
doco ihem 10 submsssion.--Asi. latst. !. ~
SA2.SSAH, Nov. 10.
TIE Governor OF tieo'gia Issued an order
oo Friday Fsss, requiring one thousand Of the
miiitis OF this State to Rendezvous =, For,
liawk:ns 90 the 10, Of next monjh--.her
To be eorginlxsd. 10 join the uniled States
forcesundef Gen. Galpes dstsun.d against
the hostile indians.. -. s
I sNyne Uoiied Sys!cs gpo. boat No. l0s
! Lieut. M'cAli, ar,ivSd allSI. Ma,yAQn sqn'
dsy last. She Is 10 relieve the Unned SN..es
orig Satsnac, Leo, Ei,on, now on that sta.
tian, he, Ssranac is 10 return 10 Charles
Ton 70 uadergo rsp.As. a3;,..sgsi b als .,t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-10
BAYBERRY.WAX.

- PRINTING, y sa kinds. ereeried a.
so'iv'aeiory nisaser, az fsss e1iss.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-10

WA taken up sdrift. on Sunday Last. about mid
w way between wsrwict neck and conimieut
f'on, Moses Boat, of about 10 feet keel, contain
,ng two oars and paddle The owner Of the boat
sasy hsv, her again, by proving property snd pay
ilg charges, application At TIC ssorc Of TnsY a.
ssGAsrAs, oo fetry whs:f yftq.f \
Newport, Dve. ,, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-10

By fhc President Of tie United SfaseS.
XITHEREAs by an Act of Congress passed on
w the 81 day Of March, one thoussnd eight huns.
drcd and fifteen, esliiiea "sp ACT TO provide fos.
the ascertaning aud surveying of the boundary
lines fixed By The Treaty with the Greek Indianss
and for other purposes, the President OF the vnsd
States is authorized TO cause the lands sequed br
the said Treaty to be offered FOR sale when survey.
ed and whereas the lands north vf the Tennessee
River have been surveyed; ~ 81 tff 6so
Therefore, 4 JAnts Morsox, President OF tho
United States, in conformity with the ssid act do
hereby declare and mske known, that public sAiess
for the disposal (sgreesbly 70 iaw) Of the Isnds ~
hIsbamz Territory, north Of the Rivev Tsshsssees
shall be held 1t Huntsville, 10 Madison County, iJsl
said Territory. via on the 6rst Monday In PeSru.
ary next for the lands contsined In the ranges NUN.
bered, one, two, three, four i've and sx, and the
6rsl Monday in March next. for the reDziadsr %
the Aforesaid lsndss each sale shall remain open
for three weeks, aad Iosges, the sses sAsII com
mcnce with the first section Of the Iovesi Pumbers
Of townships and ranges. and proceed in regslsr
numericsI order
: Given under my hand AT the City Of wsshingtons
the twenty first day Of November, one shoussnA
eight hundred and seventeen. III .af
JAMES hoHRoE !.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25

Notice to GrocerS.

The old establishment of John May,
deceased, Tobacconist, situate doors
below Marsteller's auction room and op-
posite Matthias Snyder's paint and oil
store, on Prince street, is now revived
and carried on more extensively in all
its branches than il ever before has been
done--under the firm of
Jonathan G. May and Co,
Customers are invited to apply, where
they may be furnished with the following
articles at wholesale and retail, on the
best terms.for cash.
VIZ.
Prime cavendish
Ditto small twist from.s,to.1o per ID
Second quality do
Pigtail in rolls
Best Spanish segars warranted
Half Spanish 10
American segars
Smoking tobacco in papers
Maccoboy snuff
Rappee and Scotch, in bottles and
bladders.
n. b. Several thousand weight of
tobacco stems for sale.
March &c
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25

LaWrasOn & FoWIe

LaWrasOn q FOWIe
Have received per the schooner Native,
Capt. May hew, from Boston,
and tor sale,
6s tons plaster Paris
$50 bis n E. Rum
so bags Havana green coffee
so do sumatra pepper
700 reams wrapping paper
2 bale, Burbour gurrahs
8 checks
2 Sooty romal,
4 bales Of hops.
March 25
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
Bryan HampSon and 20.

Bryan HampSon and 20.
Offer for sale,
S puncheons old Jamaica
4th proof Antigua }
40 barrels NE Rum
100 bags white }
90 bags pepper
5000 bushels Liverpool fine and ground
alum salt
500 sacks fine salt
With a general assortment of Groce.
ries, and the best flour for family use.
March 26 Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25

Vaudeville & Larmour,
offer for sale,
60 hhds wh!s&ey
so barrels DO
80 barrels Northern rum
Il puncheons West India do
20 hnds. New Orleans ana MuscOvado
sugars
so bOls. do do do
10 hhds. New-Of!eans Molasses
"a boxes brown havanua sugar
22O bags green coffee
Is c:.sks Goshen cheese
10 10 R R.Ii DO }ehoso'ats, No l & Q
252 lbs. Flotant aud Bengal indigo
20 kegs ground ginger
30 alm0uUa
50 nutmngs
10 boxes Wiadsor and Rose soap
1000 bushels blown salt
1000 do. ground alum do.
Imperial, hySoa, young hyson and
souchong teas, refined sugars ard agene-
raj assortment Of wines liquors and sro.
ccrics as usual. April >
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
GROCERIES,.

GROCERIES.
ENHE subscribers Fave Just ret,iYsI
A and offer for sale,
hhds and 90 bbls first and second
quality sugars
hhds 10 bbls good molasscs
4 hhds 40 bbls whiskey, Baltimoes
inspection
10 kegs ground ginger
\ bags race do
Is casks cheese
10 boxes sunpowder tea ! iST.dEs
4 chests young hyson dos Cargo.
bale writing paper
100 reams wrapping do
so do tea do
90 dozen leading lines
10 do bed cords
bags alspice
9 do pepper
2 tierces rice
so boxes mould and dipt candies
kegs Richmond tobacco, Dunlap's
mandatory
! Is boxes No. andlS chocolate
~ bags co1ee
8 kegs Carrots snuff
bsxes ag blue
S do mustard
/ barrel starch
25 bags assorted shot
p.P: 4 Co.'S, Brandywine gunpowdsr
LOAF sugar, copperss, alum, st. Peters
salad oil, indigo, with general assert.
Aent OF wines, liquors and groceries as
usual. w, &, r. MARRCRY.
april Y If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has justreceived by the
General Lingaa, Captain Weston, frsm
Amsterdam. large and elegant assert
ment of Bolting Cloths, of a superior qua.
ity, which will be offered for sale at the
store of Mr.. James Anderson.
Amos .als1ander.
October t.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
FRIDAY, APRIL Is. 1917.
JOHN WOOD,

HAS removed his cooper's shopito
I'LL King.street, in the shop lately
occupied by MIR. Talbot. Where he is
prepared to execute the orders OF his
friends with punctuality and dispatch,
He will constantly keep on hand arti.
cles in his line, particularly ilour'barrels
March 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25

Potomac and Shenandd
vigatIon Letter.
e5th DAYS DRANI
4532, first drawn No. prize
1875, a prize of
74l9, prize Of
First drawn number on FridN
entitled to 100 Tickets, from No
to 10, 900 inclusive.
W. TICKETS for sale By
april Is n. GRAY,%
Salt ahoat.
On board the ship Wilhelmina at Cen.
trail Wharf
5000 bushels Lisbon sal. suitable fs-
the Fisheries
For sale on board, or by
Lalorassn g Fo1ols,
Who have in store for sale
5000 bushels coarse st. Ubes salt
1900 sacks Liverpool blown do
MarchS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
LINDSAY AND HILL

LINDSAY AND HILL
OFFER FOR SALE,
5000 bushels Albany seed Oats
5000 do salt for packing and striking
fish
100 bags Havana green coffee
81 hhds West lIais rum
Is bales COTTON
+ hhds. d bis. and 10 boxes sugar
10 do whlskey
leo tons plaster
so do logwood
March 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
GROCERIES, &c.

80 chests imperial, young hyson, and
nyson teas, superior quality
$500 pieces short yellow nau- E;rs,
keemS f.bon
2oo3 do long do do o'''p
$50 bales burIaPs, tlcklenburss, Hes
SLAMS, creas dowias, white and br.
plaillas, estopllIas & Brtannies
200 boxes half pat, pint, & quart tum-
blers and deCanters
90 casNs best German steel
80 dozen German scytheS and straw
cask brass wire, for stair carpet
rods
$50 Logsheads, IS tierces and so bar
rels musCOyadO sugars
40 puncneons third and fourth proof
A ,;dd rum
10 pipes superior Sicily Madeira wine
100 boxes soap and candles
so barrels no. and beef
For sale By
CHARLES /, CATLBrF,
Twins wharf.
For Freight,
TX The brig FANNY, Capt. Mer-
MRrill, burthen about 900 barrels
april 10 Apply as abore.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25

The Subscriber offers for Sale,
At his Warehouse, fuckers wharf,
5000 bushels Turks Island salt
Anllgua rum in hogsheads and barrels
Whiskey in ditto
New England rum in ditto
Madeira wine in pipes, half pipes and
quarter casks
Sherry in ditto
Chewing tobacco in kegs--small twist
Nails in kegs assorted
Candles IN boxes
English white lead ground in oil
M!lled sheet lead
boxes servants CLOSED hats
made Of fur
~ bajes English sscking
Q ditto do canvass. No, to +,
Ill of which will he sold low by
june Senderson.
March 25
N England Rum, Sugar. etc.
This day lluding from schooner Ma.
tive, from Boston,
50 barrels y. T.. Rum
nhds and bis Muscovado Sugar.
IN STORE,
SO barrels tanners oil
as boxes dipt candles
SO CasK cut mails, assorted sizes
SO casks Thomastown lime
Boston no. beef-brown soap.
keC raisins
Soal leather--bags pepper
Mems coarse shoes, etc.
For sale By
Dunbar Il TOpnsend.
March Is II
Hardware & Cutlery.
The subscriber has a few casks Hard.
ware and Cutlery, which he will sell
very low for cash or on a short credit.
liz HAS Also,
a handsome assortment OF
Good, opened,
With a general assortment Of
FANCY GOODS.
NJ Country merchants and others
II find it to their interest to call and
see the Goods.
John Johnston,
King street, opposite the Wash.
ingtOn Tavern, Alexandria.
March 4
AZ 4 Co..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
Hemp, Iron, sc,

r ANDING from the schr New Packet,
Ia Capt. Crosby, and for sale by
LAWRAS0N L. F0WLE,
IS tons FIRST quail. st. Petersburg hemp
Is do Swedes' iron, square bars, OF 5 4,
IS aAd inch
80 8 S Sasss's Ne" England Rum
So casks cheese
TO tons plaster Paris.
For Boston,
AS The regular trading schoon-
ss*ESser NEW PACKET, Sylvia.
$3.50, nus Crosby, master; and will
GEE commence loading in days
and take freight on moderate terms
Apply as above.
april 8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
John G Laid & Co.

John G Ladd & Co.
Have received and eGer for Sale,
500 casks ThomastOwn lime
200 casks Rhode Island do
900 tons plaster Paris
1000 bushels Cadiz salt
l bale English seine Irvine
l pipe Lisbon wine
9Gegs manufactured tobacco
5 tierces furs
Anril
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For Freight.

For Freight.
rEs The copper bottOmed brig
xasS BOXER, WIN. Merrill, mas
SasszIsss = ter; carries about 1900 bar.
ElHxs reIs, is a first rate vessel,
sails fast, and will be ready to receive a
cargo in four days. Apply to
LAWRASON y FOWLE,
Who have tor sale, said briggs cargo, OF
$50 tons plaster
90 boxes white J Havana Sugars
7 do brown entitled to deben.
2 barrels Cast,r
4 boxes, containing IL OIL
bottles each
april %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
JOHN G.. LADD & co.

JOt1N ". LhDD q w.
Have received per brig Economy from
Boston,
find ?9sr for sale,
1873 tons plaster paris
50 b b.Srsls an" nrseo"ado sugar
pipe Lisbon Wine
90 barrels apples
2 cases straw bnnnets and hats OF
various patterns
IN STORE,
IS tons wedes iron
o. tons Russia old sable iron
100 pieces Russia sheetinss
40 Ravens duck
t25 Russia duck
If bales India goods, consisting of
Beerbsom Gurrahs
Movi saDnahs
ComercOIIy, chittabiIlyand hekiPore
baftas
.Auzengin mammOodies
Madras handkerchief
Blue Gillas
Mock pul!icat
bale German dowlas
20 pieces sattinctts
1900 yards tow cloth
80 cases mems fine and coarse hats
10 cases and barrels mems and boys
fine aud coarse shoes
1000 sides prime NE sOal leather
100 reams writing paper
Wrappingand sheating paper
Gcg Faxons' axes
SO casks cut naiis
1900 lbs cUrdase assorted sizes
80 boxes long aud short pipes
s dining sets Cantca china Of IS
pieces each
hds aEd 8 crates blue printed
and common Liverpool Ware
10 boxes 9 by IL London crown
glass
800 bushels Liverpool blown salt
40 sacks d. do
400 boxes mould and Dipped candles
S. barrels tanners oil
100 boxes Florence Oil
80 boxes doubIs refined rhinestone
Boxes Spanish chocolate
100 boxes No. l aud chocolate
10 barrels mackarel
) barrels gross behring's
% kegs picked salmon
81 quarter casks sherry wins
4 pipes Madeira do
I6 pipes Catalonia do
S pipes Tenerifte do
Q pipes Lisbon do
40 kegs sweet Malaga do
90 do dry Malaga do
90 demijOhns Madeira do
Boxes Spanish chocolate
$1,000 lbs prime st. Domingo coffee
Ia boxes hySon and 10 boxes young
hyson tea
90 barrels muscovado sugar
25 cases white e bro N Brazil sugar
9 hogsheads molasses
so barrels NE rum
700 lbs cassia
Is kegs ginger
Is kegs raisins
so half boxes Spanish segers
1le barrels No beef
Mahogany furniture, consisting of bu.
reaus, wash and candle stands
An assortment of bingham ware, con-
sisting Of nests boxes, nests measures,
barrel covers, buckets, etc.
Mast hoops and hanks
10 tons fustic,
sDriI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-25
@NciU members.

Extract cfa letter to gentleman in Mis CT
IT, f''om his friend ia Ncw-O Orleans, dated
ed Wdrch.
We are still in great uncertainty, and
feel great anxiety here on the subject of.
war with Spain. The information from
Washington, with The exception OF pa
ragraph in the Iniellgencer, noticing Mr..
Williams resolutions, proposed TO the Sc
nate, calling for the correspondence be-
tween our government and tliat Of SPAIN,
gives no clue TO The existing situation, or
future probabilities of our relations with
that power. Information recently receiv-
ed from NatchltOches, speaks of the Indi-
ans IN the vicinity of the L. 5. In that
quarter, as manifesting very hostile dispo-
sltions. A person, either French or of
French origin, whose name cannot If
this moment recall, but who is said 10
have great Influence with tie Indians in
that quarter, has lately gone to s.. An
tnn,o: and has, IL IL said, attached him
self epenlS. "a tlc interests Of the Sna-
nis.t gQvcrnmcnl in Texas. The news
from iiiat section, III tine, Is such, tina;
learned today Ger. Ripley deems if ne
cessary TO send AID .tionai reiniorceuieufs
This, ] ana disposed to think; is an act Of
supererogaiiOn, whatever uiag be the flu
ture state OF things. The country from
NacOgdocbss 10 st. Antonio, is desert.
no attack Of Spanish force, can be made
from that direction, and the sa1ages are
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-25

TfJvWeIi. y. 4. Cor the slate, and Tor the
defendant, Golden and ID. Il. Ogden.
We were not present, but understood
there was great display OF bar cioqueucc
o,, both sides an the occasion.
rheiury retired about ~ past o'clock
this morning and returned into the court
4@ ~. N''1' ~
MIR. Roget's amiablc wife and sister TO-
retlcr with Ave or six OF her children were
rreseni The whole time. The sight of
these twol,ighly interesting and wretclcd
females. and one Of them, Mrs. K. in
situation of ali others the most affecting,
surrounded too BY her children, could not
fail 20 create so powerful an effect on the
m;;l.,s of the court and jury, that nothing
short of the most satisfactory testimony,
aud due sense of the stern obligations
Trey were under, could have produced his
n,iciion.
y. 3. The names of othere concerned
with Roget hut who are absent, and moi
vet arrested, are from prudential motives,
concealed.
NcrE-I am informed, that the witness, who
testified respecting the Mary-Ann, a MIR. Du
Rosseau testified only i.iat lD-s~ & Bs*~ nam
ed in the Indictment with Roget were concern
ed in that neisrous transaction, but did not
&c 70 far as to duplicate him.
We understand that powerful excrtions are
making to ret the jury who convicted 70 apply
TO the court fer pardon. We would be the
last 10 turn an obdurate TO the petition oft,e
miserable but does not duty to the community
IN which we live. s;erny demand of Us, before
we give way 10 our feelings, TO remember, that
ti,e only object the law prosesse to haven view
when it nfcts punishment, is, 20 deier otiers By
tie ..cahpie! L-N. y. Ee. Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-25

TO the obnoxious part of their policy, to afford,
at this day, by his conduct any ground for
such an imputa;ion. lie is the friend OF his
country aud OF course Of those who have uni
iorniiy s.ewn their devotion to 1.-THE is the
friend cf republican principles. aud no friend
therefore 10 those WHO would trample them ua-
der foot. 1t not for us 10 say what passes
in the bosom of the Executive OF what man
IL, we judge from what he has been. Aithoncil
we are sure il will be The high ambition OF
MIR. MONROE to be the President OF the Natl
on, rather than the chief OF party. it is not
the that he prefers or ever will prefer new
proselytes to old compatriots. Tie assertion
one of those devices which. on the eve of
critical election, the Federalists so well know
how to employ. Mad. Iai.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-25

SETILbe Sold Public Auction on the premises N,
W M0HcHre, ROGi,,sO1y 8 Peasants, on TUESDAY T.
VeDing next, Tue Doth inst. at O'Clock HaifAcre or
or GROUND, No 81 in Duval's addition the CITY in
ine neighbnood Of the Academy Of The Female Humane
Association, snd very the Federal Spring There
ne two story brick dwelling hoHse aud an exceleut
well OF wa.er ofsuperior quality, this lot
Twelve months credit viii be allowed Tie purchaser
upon his executing anOte negotiable with IN an roved
eVdoTser and giving deed upon lie properly 10
secufe the payn ent of The purchase money.
At the same time aud place, will be- scd IRE sharee
Ia the Brooke Turnpike ompany. aud FIRE shorss m The
Warn SPfines Company credit OF twelve months
for approved endorsed, negotiable paper.
William 1oacrre.
April -. Il5-vtds