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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-27
March Of.

4 VALUABLE JAMES RJTER ESTATE AT AUC-
n IlOE.-Wiil Se sold to the higbeu bidder, on
tuesday the 18th day Of April (hfar and IT not tile
next fair day. at IL O'Clock before the Eagle Hotel
valuable estate BeikAOht situated James River about
81 miles from Rchu nnd ia he county of GOOcIland
miles above the courthouse, bounded by the lands Of
Benz Anderson aud Gen. John Preston containing a.
bont equal quantity Il creek low gTounds-ihe upland
strong red clay, vel adapted to The of aud
plaster, with more than sUtcienCy of wood support
The farniAs family residence BellmOnt is surpassed
by few or none on the river in beauty healhiness
hsSuaiion. The mansion and ont houses capacions
and convenient, and may, at 4 small Bpence lie ntted
up IN very neaand comfortable style.
IermS-ohe third cash. balance in one and two years
from day of sale. 10 he secured by deed trust
An indsputalIe title will be made.
By 9rd6r o. ~. BTtrs & Ed5o'd. Bcfcs,
ROBERT GAMBLE. 9Hct'r.
Ns-rr -.
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Staples offbe Richmond Ndrhet.
Tobacco ) 0 90 to I2--COrn 5 4 Flour s 0tD
0 50-Wheat l7--Meal 81 cts. to ST. Hemp
S $50 TO 300.
Croegries.-Sugar brown. s 10 so 80 Is 80 per
hnndred-COffee % to u cts.per lb.-Mol,sses
90 to % cts. per gallon HerriDgs scarce S &
perbbl.-BacOn (rcw) n cts. per ib.--Rum,
Antigua, 5 | 10 to Is Pergalon-do. Jamaica,
5 % per gallon.
PRICE or STOCKS.
Bank Of Virginia.
Farmers Bank..............i27 50.
U. s. Stock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nv.
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TO THE EDITORS or rHr 1NTr1uGFxoER.
am, respectfully,
Your fellow citizen,
BENJ. HARRISON.
Berkeley, Charles ity !
Narch =, 1918. !

To Ifft Id II I7S Of TIE INIELLIGtNCER.
Eagerstowr, I1ih March, 1913.
LrPeneRd. The eApor Imcut has bcen fully
made whether this valuable vegetable wiil sue
coed il oar soil. A quantity Of The seed was
brought from italy l6mont!iS since 10y III. iIey-
iodN. who rcceiNedIt FIONA friend IN LeraOIm;
o sown ~ April OF the last y,ar. IN q sIas. lot of
Upton Lawrence, go. OF 'his place. Aiiho'
peSedto ali The rigCr> VI Tie frost 0itbe yuer,
me l.upenel'a grew inXniiantly, and complete
~ Undecided ltseltiuio the soil. IJ maintained
its verdurc during the coolest weather, and
has already commenced lis spring growth. It
appears, therefor, quite evident thai this nu-
trci0us substance will dome tiCaie Itself i'm the
middle states Of America, afiordmg pasturage
during winter, TO cattle. and the most album
danl larvCsts 10 the tickle.
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STOP THE RUNAWAfS.-J1 iCH, a very black Eel.
- low, left his master, York courthouse C. on
tue ilih OF February last. He is about feet high
well made, has down look, skin his ana fore
nrad very smooth aud the hair uucomUoniy far aok.
lie had on when he short sailors ccat (bue)
an0 cOpperas paniaioons, which he may change having
quantity OF clothes with him.
SAAC, ano her fellow, away about the same time
He is about feet inches high yei.ev plexor
wen made, speaks pam. TOOK with him short lite
cost and pantaloous of cloth filled with wos
dark great cOai Of broad cloth wish CLOAK TO IL aud had
DINER clothes with him. IL is supposed ey togeth-
er and viii make for to Norfolk IN Virginia.
Forty collars will be given for apprehendn lie sad Ne-
groes, ana securing them that thrI owners nuy get
them, OF twenty deilaTs for either item.
TINS ~. NCNEAL
JOHN MILLER.
York c. H rs G. ! March 81 to- o..
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HENRiCo FkEEUOLDS FOR SsLE.-On TUrsdgy
a the 3th OF next month, fApul,) sill be sold al ~
O'Clock, without in front Of the Bell Tavern in
this city, TWENTY lots, OF IS each wing Iom
10 miles below the city. ON one Of tlem, there is
an excellent orchard and garden with houscs Tor
family. IerWs-Psynients liberal, and will I've mad.
known at the sale. Pats Of Tie Lots will be shown 1t
my office previous Ia the sale
By order offhe PROPRIETOR
ROBERT GABLE, 1Hcfio1ecr.
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MARRIED1-on Wednesday. the 18th of
March, hy The Rev. John :. Ravenscroft.
RICHARD II. BAPTIST, Esq attorney al
law, to Miss SARAH GOODE, daughter Of
Col. Samuel GoOde, all of MeckienbuIg coum.
~.
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DiEDl-In Shelby county (Kentucky,) or
tie Goth Of January last, IN the 10th wear OF
his age, Mr., THOMAS POLLARD, seu. for
mcrly of Fairfax county, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-27

kNiLL he OGered, at tabkic sue, uf Kiag & QNfrn
" CONT house. on The second HoH0eg III JHRe Dert
(th0f 6eiE COUrf dOy mn SbOiid rot be- mir on me
rclf fair dGg, tie PLANTA1 ION. Of uhic1 me Ute
I.ich'd. Bro0ke 6ifd possessed, c0iied U9NTAPIhE
IhSfrdct NJ IG7'd is So neil h8OH, fhat Ucry 1Gr
GUAR description Of u is 6Ccmed uHHeceSs1rg. IL
contains HCuT 1900 acres, fENg HpoU me U0fiopovy
Titer, irifhin about 81 miIrS IF RichHOHd. 0ud not
more fhan q dagS sal, nth n foierobtc wiRd from
NOrfotk. There is G1rge aNc c0HgeHieHf dasiliDg
house upon IL, all requisite out houses fOti mil
tOl grinding corn, recently 6.fif GOOD Orch0yd anu
TIE best kdd 6SterV O5' fheriger.
me terms cffhe suite UH be Si5 GOO IN cash on ME
.Hrsf WJaHHayF NCtf trheH possession NiHbC eifcH,
dHd the balance Ia tw0 gaHH0I payments. me ynr
chaser uiH be pe5mhfcd, hOUetcy, to sect tie com
tda0 IN Wtfot this JgH CT ne JT0Trfet0T ai mare IL
done fOr lin VyON rCNSo1Obtr ffyHrs
VIZ. GARNtEi, E1'0y. Of r. Brooke.
march q. los UlOms
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we are requested TO state. that the inscrip-
ton intended for the Monument to General
Washington published in a late Enquirer has
been In one respect msprinied. The follow
ing was intended to be expressed:
Georgia Washington,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-27
VlrplnIQ
Horit TnlmortaIifntem

The first word was abh eviafed, a. supposing
that the word Virginia being in the nomina-
tive case, the inscription would be understood
as above-viz. as expressing wish, or prayer,
on the part OF Virginia, for the writer nn
derstands the word coreut as us9d by Horace, )
tor the IMMORTALITY other Renowned CHEF
Whereas the sense now appears to he, that the
wish, or prayer. was onHis part, instead of his
countTys:
Geo: Washington,
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The NJ Y. Columbian is mistaken in surprising, that
ne have denied the authenticity Of Rob nsoHs letter in
= indignant terms" ~ c have not even denied IL al ali
Az that we have done, to publish AsdheI CY0rS
DENIAL OF ITS authenticity The question: still discuss
ga aud discussed with warmth IN The New loIk prints.
Mr Clark still insists upon ills being forgery: he
disdans Che says)to quibbeupsn a word or name -
he denies The name of L. W. Robinson TO be fictitious
one and pToRounces the whole letter " In matter and
rannef, time, place and Circumstance every thing
nected with ito be base wicked and totally gTouud
less tsbTIcaon."-MT. Page, another person mentioned
nthe letter, as anagent of Mr Clinton comes forward
tn deHy his having share this alleged
transaction.-Ihe National ddtOcdte, on the other
hand reailrms its authenticity tie strongest terms
he produces hled afiidavts from Albany to
mpuen the character Of A. Cafk-he names the places
at which Claik had his interviews with Clinton aud
gives very suspicious scrap, il he genuine one
these conTersations-he points the channel through
"hch TIE paper had come into his handsand the pains
ne had taken, previous 10 its puhicaton and since
contradiction, to feel lis gIeund- and concludes OF
It's Authenticity there is not loop hang doubt on
We shall have the further reimbursement of
this very mysterious Transaction
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-27

~ lHINE u DAii, four doors hclsw the briTaytrn
Z y have received IO0O pieces NANkINS, Addtd t rir
pie'ent assortment Of DRY GOODS, org which are
Cloths extra sup. blue, black and other e0lors CASH
mere, 90. dc. DO dc. grey and dIat DO ; Nes,itgs
OF various fashionable colors irish Linens Can hrics
aud Musiins.. And the following descipion Of CTR.
MAN GOODS IickeEhpres, Ozuabnrqs Brrsvs. rrs.
sians Henpen Rolls, Paillas, Dosias SheriInes Mbite
Rolls tOr towels, Russia Sh,ttlngs DTogh,da Linens a,
cle ahoVe selection cannot he eNceiieG hy any stos
III ms cllI and being purchased iudcion,iy shall be
disposed OF on iie mostTeasOnabe - An aoduiun
al supply offspring COOaS vii be received ia due anne.
March II. tNs Il,
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al ISSOiUlON.-1he copartnership heretofore exrst-
- ing under tie irH OF LtUiS UiHgffLf 3 Go. was
dissolved The Cb V october last 10y mutual consent
All persons bavng cDnS against said firm axe request
ed toca aud receive what may be due them aud those
Indebted b. mote otopes account make payment with
ont delay 90 haun s. Nsennt, Wb" i alone authorised
70 settle tie business cissid coucetn
hANN =. VALENTINE,
IEWig NINGIltI
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| tors. from the tranquility Of their situation,
were in no way disturbed by the operations of
! the war against the royalists. ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-27

TIVE subscriber agent TOT the proprietor he Nufs
Idli Mis- Keeps constantly sale on very favor.
sble terms !, TF & fIF GUNPOWDtR. which be var
rants to be equal IL qualify to any manufactured ne
u Stalgs. a. Bar ER. DOckIOW.
JsufAry u. "a gutT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-27

The FREsHBT began TO fall on Monday
night, and the waters of The river are ra-
pidly retiring into their usual bed. The
Dock has sustained very little injury.
Some of the floating FINDERS are swept
away ; but Capt. Ketchum is below 10
cut off their retreat. The Lyncbburg
Echo of the 23d, states, that number
OF citizens, (somc in that town and some
IN IFS vicinity,) have sustained very great
losses already, principally in miils-,hat
Messrs. S. O. j. Anihony's saw-n,iIl has
been entirely swept off-lIie dam Of the
Lynchburg mills has been broken" &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-27

FRENCH FLAGS.

The French Government has divided
France into five Maritime Disiricts-an,i
assigned a particular flag 10 each as
well AS a flag for vessels belonging TO lis
Yves, and East India Colonies, and III,
African Colony. Vessels are also ALLOW
ed to have private signals. All their CO.
Tors are 10 be hOisied wheE they approach
"a French port, and IN port on SUNDAYS s,
holidays, DC. They are always Ia hoist
the general French flag with their other
colors-,he District Flag al the maiiiiop
gallant mast head, The private signal al
tn next mast head in rank, and the
French Flas al he stern.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-27

&iOLtN nom the supscriter, az his fam. IN rrmce
- George, u miles from PeeTsburC) his wage on
hORsES, OF the following description viz bDnd sir-
rel Wha white ce. Bn0 three white legs rather crock
eh ~ his hnd legs rald bis efi shoulder his fet
indicating recent founder aud snkng under the rider
old. reward OF $40 viii ne given for The horse alone
ana S'O Tort tie horse and ;hief. 1HOS T.. GARY.
IfuTch NJ tcs ~
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4 MHFkST FEMALE ACADEMY, Nedc CIaSgoa Va.
III G j. Morris Tcspertfuiiy inform tlrir ffeHcs
and the inhabitants Amherst and ciIsujuCent com
ues, i-af they intend removing tkeir SEMINARY nuIn
stanton Ia New Glasgow. Their summer session
coinnenee tie latter place tie iSn Of ApiI next
The retired and healthy sU.liOu at tke Academy vii
"hutr II desirable iOT an institution az the kiuC
young aces may have the beneut of cel.iant exercise
without restraint. The branches Is e,eofore
viii he iaug hi with the addition music. BoaTdeIs
be accommodated az the Academy on moderate teres
By making early appcationtO the m saun-
ton, OF David S. Garland, Esq. New GLASGOW.
TERMS OF TUITION.
PEI session, payable in advance.
Grammar, geography and mapping sstrcuuuy
VAN t"' use of the globes, arithmetic, penman-
Ahy,or All q! liz above branches, with drawing x
paintin2 in water coors, ......................2s
iie"'h LdHsuasts.
Drawing. lwhqn taken separate,
''"S'N' '-.'''''''''' ...-........2u
HENRY & ANN J. NORRIS
March H. l05 l5A PrjR1iy0I
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r. OiitE.-On The l9h OF TINS month tool frf,t- on,
board % Asbuiy CTenshaW' 5 boat. bc3d nlsu Calfr
TIVE bags one Of corn, the other Of meal , of, ne
2Oth took nom Ogiesby ScTugss' boai, bead ,d Sim,
btt"een so aud 80 lbs. of loose tobacco Ini- ,o no
y Tue "Wners To come, and prove their yropelt, bay
charges and take taway OF shall dcsI viii AZ as te
law diTscis-tlat Is, sell itfuT exueHccs
VS.. rICGOTT. D,sgeCioroC B.aIs,
UHrCh ~ lO5'w1W I.0CA IsaJ b0T.
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N/IKGlNtA.-At Rules holden ~ The CLERKS Oncc "
The superior Court OF Chancefy ter .he Richmond
District, The 25th DAY ~ February ,ISlS-
Hisd5cfh RoH0id. md 41A0 ROH0id. CO hairs " HA
kiam EODaid. deCeose9. plaihiiHs.
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'IHE subscriber has received b. late arrivals fron Ne
York few casks Irish glue, 20 dozen hair sineis
100 Nova Scotia grnds0nes, and expects daily ca
trace chains, acorn Dete assortment moulding planes
case cotton umbrellas, ten well assorted castings
rem the most approved f9uudeyin the United Sates
and on hard, general assortment Of HARDWARE. OF
all descriptions Of whichis IS the last Faips i'm
poriaton and will disposed Of moderate terms at
his Wholesale store Cary street. and his retail store
the main street, opposite WcssTS. Iayrv Toaykfps
s Go. CHARLES WHIT ofg
Aud expects by the 6rstvessel from Liverpool 2ocaks
hoes, assorted, cash Waidrous dou0is prime scyhe
blades. 6f0roh u. IO55t
HyiNitH SttD OAIS.-Ibe Subscribers oaet Tor
" sale few hundred bushels Or prime seed OATS
large size aud good quality.
hey have on hand constant supply q corn mfsl
honmny bran sborts aud Northern oae the qnsity Of
which they can enrage. Edmund WALLS 4 co.
CorRcr Of on capitol, on Cro5s street fraoing t.
March r. lVa'st Co. Mage's bridge.
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.ceIlency's most obedient ser.
RICHARD H.THOMAs.

TltNt. tOE.
III CONSEQUENCE Of the foregoing the Pulaski
troop OF cavalry has been ordered out by the
Executive 10 sGccor ,he frontier and afford
protection {" tie inhabitants The Telfair
detachment, we fear, has suffered greatly, and
we shall reio;ce. III who are missing have not
coniidipg in superior numbers. had sought TO
draw GA; the n.iiiiia, by permitting the young
men whom they scaiped to reach the settle
mert.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-27

NgOUNTAiN Tor tOk sALE.-.As ducctes ~ The
1YA last WIii and testaueHt OF COT. Richard Adams
decd. shall proceed t. sell the third Noncay m
April EtN, 81 stanton. icing Augusta court day Thai
most beautiful and tairari" situation for Tavern on
the top ct tue mountain, i Rpck FISH Gap. occupied
by Mr. John Morrison. ghe Gk3Cr OF LAND con
dins nearly 1000 s0fes generally afcNceltnt unatty q
q part Bug vefj veil for cultivation. lie Tavern is
quite new, and very spacious.
-Four shares u tle Rock Fish Cap Turnpike will be at
the same time offered tor SALE with the LAND
and bindings.
Icr11s Of Satcl, and years payments 70 he
req ~ bonds With approve teCuiiy and deed n trust
on The properly. JOHN ADAMS, FSccu-
SAMUEL G, ADhMS,S tors.
tJIho Editors Of ne Sf05(afOR Republican Farmer
and Utachesftr G0zcife iu insert ne 0bore edter-
NSemcHf iR NeiT TcspCcfUe p0Ters fCeekiy f daV Of
safe, mn forward their accounts 10 tie Erecutors
March ~. io5tds
f'hE hrm OfSTiILNAN q WORRALL. Of Columbia
Is dissolved BY mHtua consent. T.. Suiiman viii
close the business VI sbe concern.
GEORGE SULLIVAN,
4, 4. WGHRAlL.
March 10. lOot3's
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LEWIS WiNCPiELD sun continues the dry Goods hu
siness, afA eNpcct in short time an additional supply
Of fresh imported DRD' COODSNhIcb he viii sell los
for cash ar toWhaccep tances.
March 20. IOsGiif
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Geo: Washington,
Virgini0
VO,,ff Tn,,,,o,f

This was not the sense which the writer in
tended TO convey.
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AGAINST
HgYtE Hoth, Join Msuorf. U7ilidm Bcntley, M
Icrs0n Su0HH, err JohB SV0RU. deC'd. th0u6s
err of S0mNst Sw7HH. der'd ami JgfoD7hct0af .,
0dN'T. ~ PtfCT !. 8TchtT. 0ct'd. J0Hfs =. (Ortt,
sTAU'r. nm fhC HiN 0HnfFca ~ HScH0rf meier,
dec'd. WarvI ~ HliaasoR ctr. DfJ0cob Williamson.
dccd. Inn u0seiev. era. ofB t&,iqm Noscl,r otc'a
nud Jrhu H0Ish0H Dsferdaus.
THE dCfcHdapf J0hH NsUOrf not harBe eHfCrd
his GJJeOy0HcC Opd gitcE securing 0cs0CcnC fo fhe
0,f Of IsseUbfv amt tic rites 81 fhB CtETf, apc C
Appearing bV S0ffy0rfoyg srifeacc thpfhe Is net 0r
iHha5faHf ~ mis- c0NHfry, " IS orbtrtd, nut &c
s0id Deffragyf cO Tpf0r hcyco7 ft" fr' fgt ~ f0s
Herf ttTH aRd o5,sher fhe tUotftf Ii0iafIs. and
mt n coprofthis oraer Iorfhtb ffsftffdt4 sr1ar
ReuSpopfy J.bfshtda tue cifn oi Hi,t0i0.d, J0y fH0
months sWCcCsrctU. and Icft4 Of tic mint DOR #
ne c0gifOf if me s0id Cift.
4 copv-Issfc. U'H. ~ HEFfNG. { c.
Harch q. o.. -rtu
E,tENAlE arENn. H0Fr6efrH. il.t ntIritr OF
y pupils mths Seminary bliul plcte, no vthlra
can be received until the 18th June.
}. NOUDECAL
Marci ~ lett
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HARTFnRn- March 10

NILLEDG EvIiLE March 1.-THE following
was received this evening with express to the
Governor.
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FOREIGN.


BosToN, Dec. live haze been favor
ed with Calcutta papers TO July II, hro't
by captain Smith. The French ships
Fanny and Minerva, from Bordeaux; and
ApoIlon, captain j. Webb, from Rochelle,
had arrived also, Spanish ship St. Julian.
from CadiZ. with civil and military pas
sengers.
An arrival from Batavia, stated that the
British ship Hunter, captain Hodges. had
been attacked by number of Malay
brows she captured three OF them. and
beat off the rest.
Schooner Duckling, from Batavia. fell
iii with fleet of piraiica Malay boats.
well manned and armed, of JaSara. Feb.
%, and fired upon them but hot being
able 10 defend herself, tie officers and
crew Except one European, who was un.
fortunately left on board, during the hur-
~ leaving The vesseD IL in number, made
their escape IN tie boat, and notwiih-
standing they were pursued. succeeded
III getting on shore, next morning near
Samarang. The pirates had III company
schooner they had captured.
Specie, 10 The amount Of sicca rupees
3l,96,SO3, was imported into Calcutta IN
June.
On the 9Th of June, in an attempt ,o
take fort MaIigaum, The English had z
officers killed and wounded, and so
prlvatcs killed and wounded. The Off
GERS killed were lieut.. Mats, lieut.. Will
kinson and captain Kennedy The woun-
ded were Major Greenhill and captain
Laride.
A violent hurricane was experienced
at Kakadoo, June 10. Windows and
doors were burst ia, roofs torn of, most
of the cotton aud other boats in The river
lost, aud many persons periShed.
Thirteen Ships had been taken up 10
carry 1897 troops from India to CeyIon.
Many of the British troops now in
France, are, it is said, to be sent TO In
dia.
From the Ne,o Yoyh Gazette, Dee. IL.
Capt. Gardner, of the ship Trident.
has politely favored tie editors of The
Gazette with Calcutta papers TO the lst
Of August inclusive, but they contain
nothing OF moment.
CALCUTTA, August I've understand
That private adtices from Bombay notice
lbe probability OF an expedition up The
Persian Gulf and xix companies of the
S9ih Foot are actually named 10 form
part Of the troops. We have long wish
ed 10 see the pirates punished lol their
daring ouiragcs aud II is to be hoped.
should force he sent against tiem, thai
II will be suite ienily formidable for Tie
exilTpaiion 81 these ruthless Villains.
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From India and 81. Helena


Capiain smith, arrived at Newport iron
calcutta. informs, that the Isl division ~
an expedition bound TO Ceylon and con
siStlnS ct 5000 troops, left Calcutta wi,
iiim and that he passed Them oil San.ou'
OILERS; were 10 follow immediately.
81. Helena, Capt. ). was informed bv III,
British odicers. thar Bonaparte had mai
lett ms house Tor several months. but en-
joyed good health /; and treated The Brii;sL
oihcers with great indifference. Proyis;'
ohS we're extremely scarce at ST. Helen,
NORFOLK, December i-.-Letters from,
two respected correspondents n, St. Tho
mas, dated gath and 25lh November
1918, received at this office bv the bri,
Cumberland, contain The intelligence, thai
Lord Coehrane arrived at Margaretia on Or
about Tie goth OF November, with "a fiiv
gun ship and three sloops OF war, beius
part OF i,is squadron intended 10 co-ope,
rate with Admiral B'ioa, in AN attack up.
ON Cumana on the Goth Of that month.
Commodore Jolic also had sailed from n.
FIVE Islands for Cun,ana-I'he Pa,riot
squadron were well supplied with PROV.
sions Tor six months.
The following ports remained IN ms.
session OF The RoyaLsfs on the Isl of
November, viz: Barcelona, Cumana. Va
!encIa, Victoria, Caracas, Lagulra, Porto
Sa'eiio-Ali HE ports In the Eastward of
Cnmana, were held by The Patriots.
Our correspondent further states. that
Commodore JoiIie had sent into Marga-
felta. for breach of blockade, The Ameri-
can Drag George WASHINGTON, of New York
The cargo had been condemned, but
me vessel iiberated-ilie captors 10 pay
freight Of three dollars per barrel.
"A letter received al ST. Thomas on The
2oth nit. from Curacoa, informed, that the
Dutch brig of war Swallow, having seve.
raj vesSels under convoy, had been fallen
III with by Patriot cruizer, which cap
iured several !of the vessels and blew up
one,-Ihe same letter says, every thing
still remains quiet on The Main.-One Of
our correspondents says, it is believed
by some al ST. Thomas. that the report of
The arrival of Lord CochIane at Marga-
re'ia, Is altogether a fabrication TO excite
lhe'fears OF The Reyalsis. Beacon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-24
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81. Marks, stApaiacbe 7th April. ISIS.
Mosi excellent Sir: Being made 10 under.
stand, Wiho' with the greatest Difficulty. tie
contents Of the letter with which your excel.
icncy Fonoied me yesterday evening, deliver.
Ell To mc by your aid sic camp Janirs Gadstlet,.
VIII declare 10 your exceilcpcy tic. .aflsG,c.
ion the knowledge ot the rcsnlt ni yonr ex.
grdition against MicNasOoky has afforded NE.
ihai Such wonid be tbe event could moi be
doubted, on considering the superior talents
aDi skiliul cOgdGci u your exccllency, aud. 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-24
NEW GOODS.

MRS MILES has just received from Neso.
A'~ Fork, handsome assortment of
Fancy ard other Goods,
which she will sell terms-at her shop
next door south Of Merchants Bank-
Among which are the joiio,ving arsicies--
Calicoes. of the newest patterns; linen and cotton
Cambrcs shir,ing Cottons brown Linens; Long.
Lavos; India, book. and other Muslius ladies'
cotton and worsted Hose Sinchaws, and other silks
for ladies' dresses black beaver Gloves white and
colored kid do; silk do. plain and colored fancy
silk Handkerchefs; neck and pocket do; child ems
do at ceuts; white snd yellow Canvas pink and
white Popgee Merino Trimmings; green and fan.
ey silks, for bonnets.
Aso--iadies' Bonnets and Hats, of every
description; Plumes, Artificial Flowers, Ribbons,
Laces. &c &c-and number of other articles, too
numerous to mention. If. April 8.