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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-20

i-and for Sale, without reserue, tor asa
IN Saturday, The 2Ifh Octo6erHeat, a TRACT lying
y IN James City county, Containing 500 acres,
same more or less. This laid we'll adapted to wheat
and corn aud has all necessary houses suitable 10
Sina family, very good orchard OF keeping cider well
Waiersd under good fence, convenient to fish and
iowis winter and summer, and nferor no place OF
MS SIZE III the lower country for stock az all IL
shouii Sci! privately will give public notice Of such
sale certainly otherwise the sale take place on The
PREMISES ana Clear aud undefeasibie title Ill given
OJ Dahhey Brown aud wife, OF myself
J. ~ GREGORY.
ne aforementioned land lies in very respectable
anu agreeable acigl'ohoOd adjoining the lands ef COL
SnicAah"uiiDy IlVei. J. NJ. 6.
Scpt.sl2. 40 .vtd,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-20

& }. hfLE have Ieceyed'Uy the last arrivals irnm
a. New York and rhilS1ie phia, large supplies OWN
TER t'uobs and viii continue 10 addi,osal
supplies, by ainos every vessel until their
ts completed n Thsy respectfully invite their CUSTOM
SIS aud coanTy dealers to call aud examine.
October - A3..6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-20

SSHEAr--fhe highest inaTkc prlcr ~ cash viii he
Wv gwen tOs good wheat delivered on the ssin or ~
NI.het'S' ny ROBERT ABBATr il.
VINO alao Wantsaboui 800 bushels nice SEED WHEAT
for which lie will give an extra price.
Sept. iS. 1otf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-20

u
4 sMES RIVER LAND FOR 81 LIZ. -. The subsc rihers
~ wish 10 dispose ofa ofiand lying IN the county
"ito" lGian, on James river, about - miles abovc is
W0a W the nei5hpofboos VI several
Lnls THIS tart conaiUs by late 366I acres
one thrd OF which vel! Dhe cd, the cleared land al
prime quality, csJ ounaation aud may he greatly in
r'"ved by Tie use of plaster and clover well adapted
y" Inc Culture otnbacco, corn wheat aud other kinds
produce raised IN this OF the II is thought
unnecessary 10 give any further description
persons disposed to purchase viii view The land which
will be shown by Mr.. W. WILSON, who resides on the
place. II Terms LIBERAL aud made known appica
ton to FUIiILA, A SMakN
OrtsbeT 10 40. II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-20

rfkne Of deed offrgSf erecNed fOf hs Sst5scri
~ Oers oy Neil IctouU, 10 secure ths UasmeRt oJa
Jm OF money therein sle' incl. dcted The 2a day et
Uftember .si! and recoTceo in tie county court ii
he"f1Co. ntu be sGtd on Saturday the TIVE h DAY OF
december next 6orcf he Tr0t door IKE Eegle Hofct
- the cry 81 Hishmond al pHbc auction ~ the hgh-
-" nader Jor ready money the jviioaihs property,
20 re IN xnatoiitd S!ifh f0rt Ot0 IrdSt " LAM
." the county - Rcnyico, containing 600
tesS hear me ffotsrS ~ t!estkom and GGjoiEiac fe
t0"ds ~ 3rchibsfd blur ana fh0,c I0fe.y be-
toNgirEf Z" the heirs ~ col Join Harvie oHd ne LHas
t"f'ty &c property ~ I'm. Dolta1ids,'s hci,S an
aoV Gft"ms!rs 90 III. Taylor y Nsf Uct0ni, end also
re t""dS ~ Nm fonSh,e amt Othsrs-beiag part "
tHe tTdct "a tcd Tie Uesth01'. HTck Hos lacl
ana ~ ,ch1cA MAJ. Stephen SOm;haH died lOSSeSSe-0r
50 much 81 ne Said SlIh jxyt shdis BE- nefSsuryto
pay haf naS be dNe said money at the time Of tRe
sac a"d tee etpc1Ses 1t:eRa!Rs the es,cnti0N ~ tie
sata hrnSS II Tie SAFE 10 DC conducted By HEhON.
SfNfDS s 60. the IEIs l,.ts
sttf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-20

hTOriCE.... an sesirous to close. soon as posi-
bic the accohutsof my administration the
OF my late bsshard, DOct. JAMES GKEENHOW. 1anse
indebted 10 that therefore requested TO make
Immediate paymeSt To Mr. John watkins collector IN
tie absence ~ M Jas Z. Anthony and to Mr Amino.
ny after his sum To- this city. d3..n
Ociober2. Lucy x. GRErNHOw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-20

NEARSHAES SALE.-by virtue uf decree ofiIr
I'VE superior court of chancery the Richmond dis
tici pronounced ON tie 2Gti day January 1918 in
cause therein depending between hrchud Bass, plain
TN, and Wm- 5. Archer, and Others, deiendaAts--W
he sold, on Donddy tie SIN dog Of October neat ON
HE pre,nises for ready money. aithat pat Irarf
81 Ld'd lying in the county of Louisa containing: 1886
acres, sold by Col John Boiling VIM. MoseieI * by
said hoseley TO John Archer except humid acres
ssid nv said Archer in his life John Gooch aud
John Bitb. J. GuERRANT II. $ C. C. H. H.
Sept. I.
Posiponeineni.-The above sale is postponed by con
sent OF parties, until Thursday, the 2ysk Oct when !,
WI take place as above specified. }. GuERRANT.
Sept. 20. 10 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-20

q LIAtNDER l.. BofIS Attorney AT Law viii reg
MARRY attend the courts Of fcnrico Chesterfield
Snu hGstinys Ills office in The tenement rented from
Nj y Saunders and over Mr. M'Ei,n OCT Is ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-20

VA amLtLiAh CUM INCH4M.- fs gou arens, a.,
tIaf M ss Xxx o. ms Gte, ta6e III os eaI nefice
JnDs.H t'@rrAS my, iathe couaiVpC iysmoris ,t,U
SpFSetr - tars ,ae esegoSioas DeamS johnson.
lh'wI' fhHrmot, HjAan EsrIsg .,j tss. H. ~
~ss ." Oe rc"d rs ec9frpce IL s0fia f9aacsrgjefEs
o'~"5g cogff ~ fHs"arte, in Whi. NM are III gfjC
gg,s 20 Ye"''"''' J4jfES <TRIyON.
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-20

hARSHhI'S SALr...By v.ftre Of decree o(thc
A'1 superior court Of cance Tor the Richnund dis
ulct' pronounced ia cause therein depending on tl'e
ION uai 81 JdunarJ 1918, between Jaues n. IaiasTro
W "boh as she1i ~ hing Queen county the 6-iate
~ WIN Sbackelfofd dec bat been COMMITTED and iJbn
T. Tucker adD'r Of Richard Muir dec piiis aud Jsnes
Dudley aud other defendants will ne sold the rTei
ses, for ready money, Wedncsa0V The Iikh dan ~
NoreW1cr heIt, iiiaiT, not the fair dsya iIss
OF LAND Dlng IN kinS Queen county, containing ny
estimation $50 acres more or less. and bounded by The
lands Of Iohn Sbackeifoid. Edward Spencer Gee
aud Francis Ande son. 1t being the land convex cd
to the SAID James Dudley By VIM. Drdley by deed re.
corded ~ Ming q Qncgn county court.
J. GUkkRANT, Ms. c. c. r. ..
October 6. AI..tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-20

MARSHAL'S SALE.--By virtue OF a decree OF the Su
w peror Court oi Chancery Tor tue Richmond DIS
uict pronounced on the 18th day of Jane. 1918, in
seyerslcases therein depending, between Thoas Branch
ext OF WIN. Friend whu surviving partner OF Jo-
seph aud William Friend * Co. psiutiiis against Peter
r. SiniIh, admir- Of Hcnry L. Bsco~ deed, aud other
defendants; and between Hic.sud Mckae aud Daniel
Eres eAe's Of John hcRae deed piants against The
rtst hacd deicntaats. and Joseph Galle.o cAo'r Of
honias Giliiat deed. WA he sol IL O'Clock
Monday the2,th d0y OF october neat before the front
door ofthe Eagle Hotel the city of Richmond tract
oiiand. lying Ia The county OF Patrick, the waters of
NGssels Creek aud South Mayo heretofore convey ed y
George Penn and d. EFT Hoya TO H. L. Biscoe contaring
ai56 acres. more lesS-And at o'clock IN The after
noon of the same day will be sold the premises in
e town VI Manchester tue lots numbered a3J aud $50
IN the plan of the said the lately cuped ny
H. lie Bscoe and the other an adjoining vacant ut The
above described lots said to be the centre bu
siness, and are considered valuable.
Terms II s0tefor the land. cash for the lots notes
with approved endofsers negotiable and either
" .s oaphs IN Tie city OF Richmond at sand IL months
etedt and deed OF trnst upon the property To
The pun chase money. lS..tls
Or. 2. J. GUURRANT, NJ. s c. c. r. d.
NLAVES a Offer VALUABLE PROPERLY, TOR
~ SALE Viii b. said To the hgbe.t bidder Boyd
ton M the cousti Of M,chienbnig, on 1hurSddy, the
29fh doy ~ oct all Ike perso1W Property belonging
10 the estate OF j. n. Speed deed consisting offs dUeS
among whom are most excellent Cook ana ? House
Seru0ntS, h0aSekctd kitchen IayTi.Hre suited to
the convenience ~ private family, an .i.sart Pig
no F"r1e Se'erGt Horses, a % ugeo'i cHd turt. and
s1ndry ofhet Articles. II. tsins OF sale will he cash
for all purchases Not exceeding 10 dollars, aud for
greater amont bends VIII approved security, pa, able
on the ls day at June. 1919 carry interest .rni Tie
date but the interest to he punttnay paid
JOHN W. LEMlS,
attorney Ia tacf for SHscR ". Spc6d, tie EIocHtrir
$50 ............-.........
All persons having claims against the estate of John
H. Speed. dec'a, are requested maze them known to
the subscriber by ulom the earliest arrangements VIII
he uadr for THEFT Settlement aud those iudcbted are
desired TO make immediate pay iHent to him.
J. ". LEWIS.
The Lots whereon Jain n. Sprcf lived Ill also he
offered al the same time and place and tue made
hnovn on tbe day OF sale. III. lots very well i'm
proved, With genee two story dwelling house aud VI
ace, and all necessary out houses sui aay sen,ee IL
mily. ~.
BoyJ,on Sept. IN. atds
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- TAUNTON Land FOR sALE.....1he Subscribers
- VIII sell, at public auction, on FridGg, The roth
N0CcHbcr neat between three and -four thousand acres
"i LAND, lying on Saunton aud Pig rivers, in the
counties Of pitisylvania aud Bedford, aud part Of tie
well known tact caliedNoss's lately purchased them
~ the executors Of Thomas NoTveilaud David Ross.
his land consists Of river Owgfounds II remarkably
lich high land, and Of The ordinary proportion ofnfeTi.
6T land for timber aud range. The upland is chiefly in
woode The sale will be ON the premises which will be
divided no tscts of from 400 10 900 acres; aud the
Terms VIII be, one third cash, approved negotiable
notes OF 60 says; and the remainder ia and two
years satisfactorily secured by boud or deed Of trust
The SiauHon affords good navigation 70 tie Great Falls
of Roanoke from this spot and II is about 40 miles 10
Linchbnrg 10 Of which will be part Of the turnpike lately
undertaken TO Salem.
Attbis part of the country is about 10 experience
easier access ~ market both by land aud wateT aud
speculation has had little effect here the price ofrea
estate those who DESTROYS Of providing themselves
with hrsLTatelobacco land would do we'll attend The
sale.
Refreshments will be- provided on the day Of sale.
GEORGE TUCKER,
sept. ~. 39..iGi WALKER COLES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-20

AN stu DESTROYS to sell my LAND Finnewood, ~
y miles from Ahbesille and ~ from Csrksviile, be
~ ecu COO aud GS9 scresPsssessOn may be had any
time between this and January next 43..w4ws
deeklenbnfg, Oes.T. JOHN NcQUIE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-20

\ FNtHBURG MARBLE.-Tbe Subscribers HAVING put
- their hdfbie MI in operation. aie prepared TO
execute With skill and dispatch orders for chimney.
nmnilts heaTths steps. toDibsOHes siils &C. &c Tie
NIL - situated on tire bank OF James river: orders
therefore ffcm Richmond Peersb. ~ and Norfolk can
be ned az litle expence ~ ffCelt.
Fhis is believed. is the fret aud only establishment
81 tue kind ~ Nirgnis aid the citizens have now
~ opportunity Of furnishing themselves with these use
ini ano ornamental Sftclts OF nHg quality. The prodne
Won OF heir own STATE, the propTetors cannot hut in
duigc bope that they will liberal encouragement
IN. GnUf!er who eau com well recon- ,
viii resolve liberal waves
Christopher Samuel JerdaH Ipfhoay.
Lynchhrrr, Seut. - - A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-20

20 I'm. r. bGineS agf EdtUa1d Brooke ffjH
H%E NOIiCE, as sou are not inhan ianis Of THIS
. s,Ns' anu have M kBewH agent her, ;hat on the
gay oi NoFeihef conrt ufxt To- I've teid for King
DE- wi, - ire nnncuaaliye will Of Elizabeth Games
''0' WV &c 0heted ior proof and record
Sc MARTHA Y. GAMES,
sr,,,, Macy c. GAMES.
r"'' - 33..w5ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-20

SJ1 FUR LONDON,
Hf2<N 10 the address 81 Messts. JohiLGi,liat &
esSssez1Ss sun. I'll. ship HJimiDgto1 ahd Lirerpoot
J'acSst, captain Lombard, will commence loading at
warwick Monday next ard have immediate dispatch.
For terms of freight, &c. apply 10 WM. GILLIAN.
III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-20

Ii persons having aims against the rstafs OF ibe
"A late THOMAS WILSON, are requested to make
them known TO me- Those indebted TO the estate are
requested to make payment without delay.
A. r. UPSHUR
Adn'r tcifh he miH anreIed of
Iulyl4 2O..H ThoS0s UiLs0R dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-20

MI0EiCt-...A p,tiuen will BE presented to Tie UeXt
General Assembly oi Va. praying that IN act may
pa Suihofsng The sale cfa tfact Of land The property
Of Ne iepTe'en'sSSs ofthe iats Gen John y. scott.
OetSOEf 10 40. Let
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-20

CONFORMITY, 1" thp last will ana trsiau.r..t 81 ~ M
Cfatfs, dec.- Win he snld, public sHttion, on
,he PREMISES on tue iOtG "ay of NecfttGy S,eIf, Il
iatr ~ hoi, The next Tan day, ira " GG,.
tanning npWaiHs OF 400 acres. i,irg tr Io~cr
i""ita CONT, on the Waeis ~ Li,ir iis land
lies we'll, Wei WLtercd, and is ia Leahy and ,ter
aDie nelghnorhOod The palt "f the rand -
~ s Natural growth Is snrra scd l.. land Vi
its IN ieiiiii! AID It's aptuds the gao" "hc
c" and wheat NJ land eau he Susceptible OF
p"'eihet as sou us. adapted 10 The VI gl;istrr
ahd Tue growth az aitlcia! grasses.
Tue Improvements consist OF q toleIabiy coiuiuudi
Gus dwell ng house Ia good rcpar, with rooms
~ bOuses 1" iaIip Possession ~. gwen lie rur-
eraser thclst GaJ al januFIl 1870 Ierns cash tie
residue IN II month. JANIS HALL,
Sem. - ii.-viA' JAMES u. GRANTS 80 no
f'ASH salt VI SLAVES. - sc subscribers vii odrr
~ tor sale 10y public auction the IiD,allIon MINIS
h tae county OF Amelia. near the appun.a,vN RIVER
aoont 10 miles above Richmond, and above prtes-
burg on the zisf day or DeccMJeT Heit u u -t
ue HeAt lar day thereafter, at ieast lJL SLAVES
q ttalhly, ana probably mote... These slaves lie.
ileved Ia lie choice parcel nearly the Whole III
them, With their DESCENDANTS having hpen assigned L.
lady in right "f dover amd many them originally
selected ont OF much greater number-1bry will I've
distributed by lot before The day OF sale under Judi
Gal decree amongst the rcvptsoners ~ cois, ausre of
an agreement between them, and the tenant IN dover
made tor that purpose.
PEI sons desTous of purcasng slaves NAV he summit
ed with them al this sale Of almost
be made wiihorireser.e, unless prevented b, some ui
io eseen occurrence, beyond the control the subscri
bersi aud ;hat the terms will he t..a.SH.
WILLIAM u. GILES,
JOHN Il. ARCHER,
1HEO. X. RSNiSTrR,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-20

q NGNPOWDEk.. 1.-The subscriber has for sale CYL
~ iNDER GUNfOwDER, manufactured at his works
III Chesterfield, which he EavAL II mol sapeIl
OF. 10 any made in the United States II Ills counting
house is upon The Dock. JOHN G. CAlIBLE
OeIober2. aJ..st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-20

sGR FOR LIVERPOOL,
seTSle Tie fine American ship SUSAN, Cha's
..i=s-.Re.ins master ,btben s50 bhds tobasco, now
lying al Beinuda Hundred III complete readiness tn
receive For eIsb reasonable apply
Sesss. WA. tOwDEN X CO. Petersburg,
oct. .. I5..it BID CUNNINGHAM X Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-20

kfALL GOODS. - patterson j. POiiso.sg are
ie"eivins a sarge supply and extensive assortment
OF SEASoNADLE GOODS, which they will sell low for
cash OF town acceplnces SATISFIED That the quality
prices OF their goods " be their beet
"n invite The attention Of the public and parl;c-
hariy 0i Iheir customers and country mel chants.
Octobsf2.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-31
From the Prnpidence .imericnn.


There have lately been imported into n.
York, several Of the date bearing palm
trees, from the groves Of Arabia Felix, for
cultivation in the southern states. DR..
Mitchell observes, that the date is "savory
and delicious, and instead Of cloying, it
growsupo the appetite TO the stomach it
is more than food It is one of the best pre-
ventatives of disease." He stales, that :" the
tree was, by the ancient Greeks, called
PhGniy," as, after being burned to the
ground, new tree shoots from the roots.
Hence, he says, "has arisen the story Of a
Young Phoenix growing out of the ashes If
Ms parents"--the poets having transformed
tree to bird.
A couple of beautiful Gazelias, or Ante
lopes, So celebrated in Oriental romances,
and some seeds OF the Asiatic oak, BY lar
the most durable Of all timber, have been
also brought TO New ork, Tor breeding
and culture in our country of all climates.
We were amused by strange coinci-
dence between two exhibitions in Salem
lately. The Albiness was distinguished
by her soft and white hair, and by the
'rong and changeable color of her eyes,
At the same time was brought TO Salem
from Asia, by mere Incidental occurrence,
the Mus Musculus Albus, which is distin-
guished by the same white hair, and the
same bright color of the eye, and like the
beautiful female. differing from its beauti-
ful species only in these two most interes-
ting circumstances. 1t has been long a
doubt whether the distinction has been per-
nanent; but if we may reason from analo-
gy in the one case 10 the other, we might
be led to suppose il was not. The classifi-
cation has been accordingly, and may no,
analogy extend throughout in regard 10 CO.
lors? [Salem Register,
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The following extract Of letter. says
the New York CoIumbian) written by the
President of the Institute Of France 10 the
President Of the Lyceum at New-York,
sheds such light upon the enterprise under
Major Long, that we publish il for the bo-
nor of science and our country.
"Paris, July Is, 1918.
"You are one of the men, who honor A.
merica most by your information and ia
Tents. How happily are the citizens of the
United States situated, for the cultivation
of the natural and physical sciences! how
many different climates are embraced By
the immense territory of your great repub-
lie, from The regions beyond your northern
lakes. quite to the Gulf of Mexico !! how
MANY discoveries will be the consequence
ofthe investigation, the description and the
comparison Of so many animals. plants, mi
nerals and fossils an acquaintance with
your continent, and the enumeration OF its
productions, will contribute TO the solution,
of many problems. What illumination will
il reflect on Europe for the light il has re-
ceiveG from her! You have great share,
sir, IN this new glory which awaits your
country which glory is the more secure,
inasmuch as the exertions necessary to es-
tsblish il are necessarily connected with
the advancement of culture, the progress OF
population. and the operation Of that sys-
tenn of public economy, which arises from
the happiness and liberality Of your politi'
cal organization. ,,.
al have waited long time, for fall in
formation on the subject Of the optidien
animal THE sea serpent of Massachusetts,
which the naturalists OF New-England have
seen on the ocean, and the account OF
which occupies great space in our journals.
"To Professor MITCHELL, &c.
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u The Subscribers to the

Exchange Cofee-House are respectfully re-
9uested to meeton .Honday Epening, end
.Norember, at 6 o'clock. for the purpose o.:
electing standing committee for the ensu-
iLg year. BY order Of the Chairman,
Oct 80 T. MOUNTFORD, Jr. Sec.
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Mechanic Relief Society.

.t7-A stated quarterly meeting OF The
Mechanic Relief Society will be held a:
the Court House on Wednesday, evening,
the Alb November, at half past O'Clock.
By order, JAS. s. SCOTT,
October 81 Seen :asy
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appropriate successfully fheir motto, oseY.
pect to be taken for more than very ctm.
mon Scotsman. II, then, you had taken,
instead Of the motto of the order of the
thistle ("nemo me impune lacessit." and
"noli me tangere'N, what has been said to
be liberal translation thereof" Do not
touch me, or you'll yet the i'ch'-you
would have displayed your modesty and
Judgment in the selection. You may now
pass in safety where you will. LUClUS.
The highest prize in the Masonic Hall
Lottery, capital Of Fifty thousand DOL
lars, was drawn yesterday afternoon by No
1855. In the drawing Of this prize, we
have again to note the great success attend
ing adventures at Cohen's Office, where
the lucky ticket was obtained-we under
stand the owner is gentleman of this city.
baltimore paper.
Mr.. James Lanman has been chosen a
Senator to represent the state OF Connec,i-
cut in the next congress in the room of the
Hon. David Dagget, whose term OF service
expires on the 14tb March next ibid.
Orders have been issued by the govern
ment of the United States for the repay
ment of the alien and discriminating duties
which were levied upon British merchan.
die and tonnage in the ports of the Uni
ted States, between the third day Of July,
1915, inclusive, and the 18th day of Au-
gust of the same year. Phil. d. .idU.
In the Aurora of Saturday last, Duane
has republished the article from the Nation
al lntellgencer, respecting the probable
course of business in that body at the APP
preaching session, which has been repub-
lished in the papers generally, and accom-
panied with some remarks. which may or
may not be worthy the attention of those
more Immediately concerned. Among
them, we notice particularly the following.
In reply to Mr.. Gales's remark, that " ws
are at peace 9th all the 1rorld," Duane
says
Excepting hc Seminoles, uho are in q
fair Gay TO be pat out ofthe srorld."
To the declaration that our revenae /, q.
bundant--Duane answers" At the expense
ofinternalindustry ruined-circulation pa.
raised-and bankruptcy pervuding almost
every family sfhe free industrious popula-
ton"
And 20 the assertion that ono tcrcs are TO
be laid" the Colonel says" What tax can
be more exceptionable, than that which is
lsvid under mask, paid to whom one knows
not srho-to support those uho do not care
for The public su6erings by ;0hich they profit
what tar can be more cruel than those
uhich nos q6aict THIS country"
Here is sad and sombre picture Of the
state ofthings in our country-thst is, that
part of the picture which We are able TO I'M
derstand. What is meant by circulation
being 'paralissd,' is not perfectly clear
whether it is circulation OF the blood, Of in
telligence, of money, or Of office. Either
of them, however, is bad affair for some
persons, and some OF them for all. Nor do
we precisely understand what is meant by
taxes being poid TO uhom one knoTs not
srho." But as the expression implies IN
certainty in the disposition Of the public
money, it must Of course be interesting.
[.NeS- York Daily Advertiser.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-07

The above Glass will be cut, and fitted to any
kse. by sending dimensions. and will be sold At the
lowest Manufsctory, prices.--The quality Of the
Boston Crown Glass. where known, needs no re-
Il is .ssred Is superior TO AL other nsanufacues
whatever of Crown Glass ss to colour, briiIiancy,
thickness and s,ropgth, and considering the quality
and condition, cheaper The Chelmsford will not
suffer by comparison with any o,her Glass, Of the
same species
Mill-street where he has Constantly for sale, Eng
lisb Crown Glass American do. of different kinds /;
Window Putty of the 6rst quality; with general
Assortment oil GRocsaI aIss.--.4LSO An assortment
of Cedar wooden W ARE, (such were sold in this
town on'5 oy 'he lale Langley, and uaoe ey -
te, Pads, with and without covers. &c &c. and war
ranted Of the first quality - Lskewlse. he purchases
broken Flint GLASS.
Newport, Dec 81, 1917. It.