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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-10
Removal.

'FNohPkINs & MURRAY have removed 10 the new te.
nement adjoining MessTs. Ellis & ALLAN, on 18th
atTeet nearly opposite the Bell Tavern and are now re-
ceivng and opening their FALL SUPPLY OF goods from
London and Liverpool.
Ibsy have on hand for sale, one SQUARE PIANO,
BS0adwoOd's make.
October 3. daet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-10
HYMNS. Sc.

1000 Buenos Ayfes and Spanish Main dry OK Hides Of
The best quality,
20osackt Liverpool 81 ia tons PATENT SHOT
10 CASKS LONDON PORrER-for sale on favorable terms
BY WI. SHEPHERD, l4ih Street.
Oetober 3. 4I-ff
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-14

AN ACT to amend and explain an Ace
giving pensions to the orphans and widows
of persons slain in the public or priysts
armed vessels of the United States.
BE IL enacted by fhe Senate and Honse Of
kefrrsentatives Of fhe Uniied States Of .Aniey-
ica, in Congress assembled, That if any ofi-
Ger, seamen, or marine, belonging 10 the navy
OF the United States, shall die, or shall have
died, since the eighteenth day Of June, in
The year OF our Lord, one thousand eight
hundred and twelve, in CONSEQUENCE Of dis-
case contracted, or of casualties or ipiur-
les received while in the line OF his du-
~, and which shall be satisfactorily prov.
ed to the commissioners of the payy pen
sion fund, leaving q widow, or, If no wi.
dow, child OF children, Under sixteen
years Of age, such widow, or il 30 widow;
such child or children, shall be entitled u
receive half the monthly pay to which tho
decessca was entitled, t tho time of bio
death, which allowance shall continue for the
term OF FIVE years but in case Of the death
or intermarriage Of such widow, before tho
expiration Of the said term Of Eve years, tho
half pay for the remainder Of the torn, shall
90 TO Tho child or children of the deceased.
Propided, That such half pay shall cease on
the death of such child or.children, And
the money required for this purpose shall bo
paid ost of the navy pension fund, under ihs
direction Of the commissioners Of that fund.
March 3, lel7-approved,
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-14
New arrangement
PARDON T. MUMEORD.

PARDON T. NJ UMFORD,
At his Book and Stationary Store,
No 1I2, Thar7cs-stree,.
uAs just received from New-York an assortment,
IL Of DRY GOODS, consisting Of L.
Blue, black, brown, bottle. green, drab and mkt
Br0adelofhs and Cassiue eres--Peise Cloths white
snd eoloured Flannels Blankets worsted and cot
ton Hose, suspefders Flag Hdkfs Bandannas !:
cotton and pocket do; mems beaver Gloves, lid
Gloves A. 5-a, Sc, and ~ cotton and imitation
Shawlsi Vest Patterns, very eegant--Cotton Cam.
orics. very cheap British shirtings India Cottons
Factory do blue and yellow Nsnkins coloured
Cambrcs; Caicoes Ginghaus Bombazetts var.
Gus colours 4 and 6.4 Dirnty; Italian Grape /;
book Musns figured do Cotton Umbrellas; Sew.
ing silks. all colours Cotton Balls silk shawls :
mep and worren's black and white silk Hose; Pms ,
Needles, &c &c &c. all Of which were rurchased
at Auction and will be sold very low for Ca,h
r T. VI will continue his Book and Stationary
bushes as usual ALI New Publicstions are receiy.
ed as soon as published
Nevport NAV s. 18!r
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-14
MARSHAL's NOTICE.
Of Rhod

Dtsfrtet Of R5pde- Island.
DURSUANT to orders from the Hon Dawn
L Howell. Esq, Judge of the United States
Court for the District aforesaid
Notice is hereby given, that there has been fled
before said Cour, two claims for salvage in case of
he ship William and cargo, now pending before
said Court; one by Joseph N. Howe, Of Boston, in
the district Of Massachusetts, merchant and o'y.ier
of the brig Hyder.Ali, of Boston, aforesaid. on his
sn account and the other by Edward Howe, mas.
ter of said brig, for himself, his officers and crew.
seven in numher; stating that for the services By
them respectively rendered, in bringing OF causing
said ship William to be brought into port, they are
respectively entitled to compensation therefore
And that trial will be had thereon at the District
Court to be holden at Newport within and for he
District OF Rhode.isiand, Aforesaid, on he second
Tuesday in MAY next.
DUrEE ;, PEARct, Det'y .'far..al
q Newport. .hDrl %. 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-14
NosU is THE time . buy Cbeap
Y. H NlUMFORD.

LAS ipt received a fresh supply OF DRY
GODS, which is offered for cash. at the lowest
prices at'.No 49, Thames streef--viz
BJadcloths and Cassimeres, varieus coors and
pr,es; bandanna Gag, aud Madrss Hsnikerchicfs ;
Lila Cottons; English and American >ebec,ings /.
and cotton Hose cotton Cambrics. very cheap; lin.
en- and cotton Chex; Lastrings aud Sa:ins fancy
and book Muslins Bombazetts and Widbores
Calicoes and Ginghanis, some at Is per yard LIN
ems, very low linen daruask Table Cloths Crapes;
elegant vestipgs 'Flanneis blue and yellow Nan.
kins Umbrellas and Parasols-wi,h a variety OK
other articles too tedious to enumeratc.
Newport, May7 .-.aH
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-14
SCHOOL NOTICL.

TUE sub seribcr has opened SCHOOL in Spring.
= atreet, nearly opposite Trinity. Church, and
next north Of Capt Isaac Burdck's for the ns,ruc.
ton Of Youth ia the various rudifnents Of common
School education. wig Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
English Grammar, Geography, &c. AS the subscri.
Der has ample recommendations, and as he intends
10 devote his time assiduousy to this pursuit, be will
be grateful for share of public patronage and a..
cures those who may favor him with their susport,
that nothing snail be wanting on his part to render
Satisfaction TO his employers For terms and other
particulars, apply at .Mrs TiAMs-iosf No. II2,
Thames street, Or at the School Room
81. MILTON HALL.
Cevport Aoril so 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-14
Neav Hats-tor Election.

~ WANTON, at his Book and
~ Hat Store, has just received the best as.
sortment of Mems and Childreh's Hats. which he
has ever before offered for sale in Newport-,o be
cold cheap viz 80
Mems extra fine fashionable Beavers;
do. superhne and common, with vide brins ;
do. Castor and plated Hats; N.
Youths ,hne black, handsomely finished
great variety Of Children's black, BROWN drab &
fancy eolored Hats, elegantly trimmed;
Mems and boys best and cheap felt Hate;
D. ALSO,
pAPER HASClNG5 for rooms and window cur.
fsius OF the mos, fashionable patterns both eiegsn,
end cheap
BOOKS and STATIONARY, as usual.
Newport. April 9. 1917.
.s PRLv1LVG, y ali kind,. ereeHied IN
, s1,isSa.f cry nSn7er, 81 tits Office.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-14

number which the said territory may posses
agreeable TO the foregoing provisions OF this
section. The said Legislative Council and
House of Representatives shall also hsvo
power to elect delegate TO Congress, who
shall IN all respects possess the same rights
and immunisies as other delegates from ter
ritores Of the United States.
Sec. S. Ind Be if further enacted, That
this act shall commence and be in force SO
soon as the convention, the. appointment
whereof has been authoized by Congress ae
the present session, shall have formed con-
stitution and state government for that, part
oi the Mississippi territory lying west of tho
territory herein described; OF which &C, of
convention the Governor of the Mississippi,
for the time being, shall give immediate no.
tice to the Presiden, of the United States,
who shall thereupon forthwith proceed to tho
execution OF the powers vested in him BY tho
seeond section of this act but in case said
convention shall fail 10 form constitution Sc
state government Is aforesaid, then this acn
shall become null and void, cxeep, so far 40
relates to the third section thereof, which
shall take effect and DO in force from and af.
ter the passage OF this act.
Sec. 8. dnd be IL further ersefsd, That alJ
persons who shall be 10 Office within the ter
vcntion shall have formed constitution md
state government, as aforesaid, shall con,in-
ue TO hold and exercise their Offices, in ALI
respects as If this act had nevcr been made
and the Governor and Secretary Of tho Mis-
sissippi territory, for the time being, shall
continue TO exercise the duties Of sheir res
pectisc Offices, in relation to the territory
hereby established, until Governor and
Secretary shall be appointed therefor, in pur-
suance Of this act.
Sec 2. ind be if further enacted, That air
judicial process in the said territory OF Alabs-
ma, shall be issued and bear tcste % hereto.
tore; nor shall any suit be discontinued, or tho
proceedings in any cause stayed, or il apy-
wise affected by any thing contained In ihig
act OF IN tho act entitled" An act to enable
the people Of the western part Of the Mis-
sissippi territory to form a coustilu,ion and
state government, and for the admission OF
such state into the union on an equal footing
with tho original states." FS-'
Sec. 8. And De IL further endefed, Thar
the town of ST. Stephens shall be tho scat
of government for the said Alabama territory
until it shall be otherwise ordered by tho
Legislature thereof
Sec g.. .dnd be if further enaetsd THAT
whatever balance may remain in the SVGaiury
OF the Mississippi teri,ory, at the time when
the convention authorised to {orm consti.
tuition and state government for the wes,oru
part ef said territory, may have formed =
constitu, u,ion and state government for tho
sans, shall be divided between the new s,a,a
and territory, according to the smount wbich
msy have been paid into said Treasury FROM
the counties lying within the limits OF such
state and territory respectively.
March ;, Isl7.--Approved,,
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-14
Underwood Sc Stevens

INrORM ,he pupilc and their friends, that they
- nave removed one door south of their old stand,
shere they carry on their business Of
"a PAINTINC and GLAZING.
E-u in all its various branches.
They likewise offer sale-as low as can be
furchased in the state, the following, together with
agreat number Of other articles.
lsndon White kesd, LitharEe,.
40 Red Lead, Prussian Blue,
Mack Lead, Dutch Pink,
Spanish White, Rose Pink,
Paris White, Srnalt,
Spanish Brown, White vitriol,
Purple Brown. Gold Leaf,
Venetian Red, Gum Shellack,
French Yellow, Lnseed Oil, boiled or
English Yellow, unboiled
Chrome Yellow, Spirits of Turpentne
Patent Yellow, Black Varnsii,
Verdgrise, Bright Varnish,
timber, Copal yarnisb.
by sending the dimensions OF vessel, house &c
rooms, their Friends be supplied with Sufficient
Quantity Of Paint ana Oil for the same
They request those who have account over one
year standing to call and settle them.
Newport, Ian q
Thames street, No 1I6 { '""
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-14
DEPARTMENT OF WAR,
additional Accountants OTce }
Schtember 27. l7l6.

ochlemoer IT, WIG.
eft having been made the duty Of this ofice by
law, 10 adjust and settle all accounts in the War
Department, which remsined unsettled at the con-
clusion Of the late war and now unset,led-it
is hereby made known TO the officers Of the late ar
my, who have public account, to settle, and to such
non.comuissoned officers and privates discharged.
who have arrearages Of pay due them, that by for.
warding their pagers to this office BY mail, their
accounts will be settled, and the balances remhted,
without incurfng any expense by the appointment Of
an agent to transact their business for them
The heirs and rrpres intstives Of deceased officers
and soldiers Of tie late army are also informed,
that, by forwA riding their papers to this Office for
any arrears Of pay due the deceased, the sccounss
will be adjusted, and the balances RENTED free Of
expense:
The duties heretofore eosfded to the Additional
Accountant having been assigned 70 this Office, sp.
pea,ions relative 20 the above notification vil be
addressed accordingly.
Treasrry Deparin.ut
Third .1uditor's Office
PETER HAGNER, Auditor.
Editors authorised TO publish the laws Of the
United sta,cs are requested to publish the above
twice week for three weeks.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-14
REMOVAL.
S. w. VINSON

D'655 t6F uHu s1UOFHregTyt
% ESPECTFULLx informs his customers snd the
~ public that he has removed q few doors north
ward, TO No. ITO, the late residence Of Gov. Mari
I'M, foot of Church-street, and nearly opposite the
shop OF Mr.. JANEs CEsrsR, hair. DIRE sser-where
ne continues his business, and hopes fer eon,in-
ued share of public patronage.
Newport, April 2S, 1917 ...,'.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-14
LAWS.


AN ACT to establish seperate territorial
government for the eastern part of the
Mississippi territo,v
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-14
Fresh Teas, &c.

CHARLES Nj. THURSTON,
nFFERs for sale, cheap for cash or approved
~ credit,
$ chess. eas'. -n' '''s' sSass''s Ty.oS. TEAS.
S do. Hysonskin. ) of the Canton
S do. Bohea SPacket'a Cargo
hhds Gin,
1000 VT pure Cingss.
l2o casks GunpowdeE,
Kegs Tobacco,
10 barrels barrels Sugars.
Boxes Chocolate. &c &c. With q general sssort.
ment OF w. l. Goods. and Groceries, at retail.
Newport, May z, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-14
Terms ofhe Repsbsca
NEW GOODS.


WILLIAM CALLAHAN,
HAS just received, by the latest arrivals
at N. York, from Liverpool, sorae Esw Goo ps,
Among which are .t.t., -
Bslloon Fupniture pims- , Fancy super super lace
ties, , ground do.
Cotton hrtings, high Do. do. do. check do.
low pfieed, Superfne furniture do
12quarter Counterpanes, Ladies and gentlemen's
u do do worsted Hose,
Al do Marseilles Quilts, Girls and boys white and
- do. do. : col'd do. all of which
%, do. do. : are of a very superior
C,i6rsss'd Cahcoes. quality
cup. sup blk lace ground Jacosiet ard camb. Mus
Brown aud yellow fan. Inns,
cies do : Imitation damask Shawls
Chipts stripes do. Rich plaid do.
Fancy checks do, Mourning do.
,dfso u 8 and a. l'lsh Linens.
''''"" "''~ Likewise, on hand,
A quantity OF cICurlery-Hard-War Ware--anda
few Crates Cookery Ware.
.9ise-l0 casks Of Celmepar Wine, all of which be
will sell low for cash. New-York money and rres.
sury Notes ,sken at par.
Newport, Dec l8 rtfJ
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-14
AN ACT to FIX the peace establishment, OF
the Marine Corps.

tne Na'hne Norps'
BE ii enacted 5y the Sendfr and House Of
Refresenfdfipes sf the United STATES Of .fme.
riea In Congress sssem6led, That the peace
establishment Of the Marine Corps shall eou-
sist Of the following officers, non.comnis-
stoned officers, musicians and privates, viz
one Lieutenant Colonel Com msndsnt, nine
Captains, twenty four First Lieutensnts, six
Teen Second Lieutenants, one Adjutsnt and
inspector, one Psymaster, and one Quarter
Master, to be taken from the said Captains
and Lieutenants +; seventy three coporals,
forty two drums and 6fes, and seven hundred
aud fifty ptivstes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-14
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
MY Dwelling House, No. 49, Broad.stree,, With
lVA the Out. Buildings and The land they stand on,
(about quarter of an sore) Terms liberal. Said
House is ia complete order
A. HATHAWAY.
Newport, Aug. q 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-14
JAMES rOWNStN

y JAMES TOWNSEND,
Resheeyntiy aequainfs his Former CUSTOMERS,
and fhe hu6He,
THAT he continues the GRocERY BssisRss, at
his stand, corner Of Banisters Wharf, andwill
sell tor CASH as low as any Store in Town.-He will
also transact business on Commission.
Newport, March S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-29
BANK INFORMATYON.

We have information, that on the 18th
Inst. Meeting was held al PhilaGel hia,
of the Cashiers ofihe State Banks ofNew-
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, George
town, Alexandra and OF Virginia, for the
purpose OF making some arrangements
for equaiizIng commercial exchange
Hitherto, il Is well known how many i'll
convenicncies have attend, q His opera
ton. A merchant IN one TOWN had occa-
sIon TO tranSier money TO another. II The
exciIangr was against hun, he had 10 buy
a prvaIe bill al premium, or TO go 10 a
Brokers', and convert his bank-noIes into
those otthe City to which he had 10 make
d remittance.
The Bank OF the United States, indeed,
is doing great deal to remove This en-
barrassnent. By deposiliug notes III
the Branch OF this City, for instance, YOU
may generally obtain a blilin favor Of
Your correspondent, upon the Cashiers OF
The u. 8. Branches elsewhere; wlihihe ex-
ception, perhaps, of that of New oriS.
The State Banks were Too sagacious not
to see the consequences of this course of
business. Most ofthe capital devoted to
exchanges began to pour itself Into the
u. ). Bank. Deposits were made IN lis
Branches for the purpose of obtaining
bills: And some persons, who were IN he
habit of dealing abroad, began 10 fall into
The habit OF doing business with the u.
States Bank, III preference to the State
Banks.
10 remove, if possible, this inconveni-
ence, which began To grow upon them,
aud add TO ile facility of remittanres, the
meeting OF the Cashiers, we have alluded
TO, IS supposed to have taken place. The
Cashiers of The above named Stale Banks,
(the Bank of the u. S. not being present
by any representative, entered into an ar
rangemeni, by which Il was agreed HAT
the State Banks should draw and rc-draw
upon each other, as had once been the
case, should have regular settlements of
these transactions, and whatever balance
one should tall in debt 10 the other, is to
be discharged III specie. Some, howev-
or, suppose, that the banks of New York
may not be willing To- aCcede TO ibis ar
Tangememt the balance of trade with the
other dealing towns being at present in
favor OF New-York.
The community have certainly deep
interest in this question. Oar circmlai-
ing medium will become more fixed i'm It's
value when This operation becomes ge-
neral one. The notes Of all the banks,
for instance, which are parties To this ar.
rangcmcnt will rise tO Tor nearer tO) par,
as some Of the other banks NAV receive
them by way Of deposit. The moment
bank receives them, they rise Of course,
IN ITS own market, to the par Of its own
paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-29
AVAIJJABLEPRIZE.

The Spanish ship Providence, prize 10
the Revenue Gutter, Capt. Ham, came
up last evening.
The circumstances attending This yes
sci, (says the Hotel Marine EO0i) are in
voived in the same mystery that attends
The most OF tie captures made uuder the
Patriotic flag, she having come into our
waters, Gas her Buenos Ayrean Prize Mas
ter states) under these circumstances.
Mr.. Join Gordon, the ze-hlaSteF allu-
ded TO, has given the keeper of these
Books, tie following particulars. On the
I5llIOf April last, oft The Western Island
The Buen0S AyyeGa p,1rafecr Schr. Naa-
care, capt. Bmues, fell in With the above
ship from St. AnderO, bound TO the IIa-
wanna with cargo 0fir0n, COrdage, cut
lery and cider, well proyisiOned, having a
large number Of passengers OF board as
the prize-crew--ihe captain and crew
Of the Sbip, IA well a. tIie passengers,
Except three Who are now bere) were ia
ken OH board tic pTivateer, tie ship then
shaped her course for the Coast OF tie
Bsazjls-between which lime and her en-
,ernS tiie Cspes, on Thursday evening,
nothing worth stating occurred, and du-
ring which they Saw 10 Yessels.-On
Monday last. on ilie edge Of The Gnlph,
had their main-top- mast carried away III
2 gale.
The ship came 70 anchor yesterday
forcno n. in Hampton Roads, bound to
baltimore, and shont 2o'cloch IN the al
ternoon, The Gutter took possession 0f
her.--Iier papers, says the pri1e-master,
we're put into the hands Of La,imer, zone
Of the officers Of the Cuiter,) unopened,
he dccming II improper to break a seal.
we understand that no manifest OF
her cargo is 10 he found, and that several
other circumstances Oi mysterious ma
tufe attend her. upon which we may be
able to throw some ligbs in our next pa
per, rs I'd investigation will be had be-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-29
from the Portsmouth. IN. H. Oracle of Ju-
y10.


The President left this town on Tuesday
morning at O o'clock. and was received on The
kiltery side of the river b. Marshal Thornton,
delivered to him. He then passed on to York
where ne brpakfasted with tie Hon District
Judge 5ewall. lie was publicly received in
Saco and kenncbunk and reached Portland in
the evening OF the same day. lie passed Wed.
nesday IN Portland, visited the harbOr. forts,
exc. and ON Thursday left that place on his re-
tnrn home. He slept at Dover on Thursday
night, and passed into Concord Yesterday,
where he rs to spend the sabbath. On Monday
ne VIII proceed to Hanover, and cross the
country TO Burlington in Vermont. cross LAX
Champldln, visit Pisusburg, proceed to Sack.
etts Harbor cross Lake Ontario, visit The Falls
Of Niagara, and for this purpose proba Div pass
into Upper Canada. lie will then probably
embark At Buffalo, on Lake Erie. and proceed
by wate to Detroit. and return through Ohio.
PENNSYLVANIA aud Maryland 20 Washington ;
making journey of more than 1000 miles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-29
BOSTON. lniy cs.


Yesterday TIE mfre Politely .farored nth a
fte Of Paris papers 20 tic i3M JRae, re-
eeiued ria Sdiein
They are principally occupied with the
internal affairs ofthe Kingdom. The king
appeared constant in his pubic duties,
aud enjoyed good health, in the intervals
OF the fits of the goni.
The price of bread continued to rise.
but there were prospects of good liar
vest. Wheaton bread in Paris MAS about
nine cents Ter pound.
The Paris Prices Current indicate ra-
pid rise OF all Kinds Of bread-stnffs. At
the last dates, Fio,o' was nearly 20 dollars
the American barrel of 100. cwt. The
shipments of -Four from America. must
turn out we'll as The harvest. though
promising, cannot be allied until Au-
gust.
The new Constitution presented by
the King Of Westpllalia, to The Assem-
bly, of his States, had been rejected bv a
majority and the Assembly had been
dissolved.
The Duke of wellington len Paris, for
his Head Quarters at Cambray, tie 9th
juno.
We find Oudinot Lauriston. and ether
old tayorites of Bonapsrte, are high in
tile confidence OF Louis 18Th.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-29
No Diriaon oflhe old Domini,n.

We lately noticed a Memorial drawn
up by some Idle politician, in Western
proposing TO loo 4 on from the Old SiJ
Dominion. We are happy to hear OF tie
spirit IN which twas received IN the Coun-
~ Of Harrison. On the 4th of July, an a
numerous assembly oi gentlemen at
Clarksburg, when the hcartvss opened bv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-29
NORFOLK Iulv o5

From a gentleman who arrived here yes
terday in the steamboat Powhaian, we
have the following melancholy fact =
while the Powhatan was laying 10 atCiiy
Point, the captain of a vessel laying 1T
anchorthere, came along side in his boat,
and, in conversation with our informant,
stated that the ship Amazon, of New-Bed-
ford, Devens, had lost four of her crew
by sickness, within the last four days. 3
Amazon had been layingat City-Poinl a
bout a fortnight. Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-29
From the Hotel Marine Booh.l

Capt. jackson of the schr. Eliza-Ann,
from Charleston, informs, that among o.
tber rumors concerning Sir Grcgor Mac
Ciregor, which we're afioat in Charleston,
IL was represented that his soldiers were
i'll state Decentralization, being dissa
fisfied with their chief because hcTefused
10 Jet them plumber The inhabitants of A.
melia-Island, and would not hasten TO
attack ST. Augustine until he was tho
roughly prepared. IL.