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French merchant at Guayra, uameG Delpech, in
ioOo, had occasion 10 receive several travellers
itants o hose countries The apartments destined for
visitors being hiled ana the number his guests in
eIeasing he was under the necessity Of putting several
OF them In rooms occupied by cinchOna Zach Of
iheh contained rem eight to ten til sand pounds Of
maj DARK one of his guests i'll of very uiag.
nant lever After the first day he found himself mich
peter though he had taken no medicine but he was
surrounded with an atmosphere of cine " hich an
peafed very agreeable 10 him. In few days he felt
hnsef quite recovered without any medical treatment
Whatever Ihis unexpected success led NJ. Deipech to
make some other trials. Several persons, i'll OF fever
we're placed successfully in his magazine Of
thsy were all speedily cured simply by the euva
oihe park In the same place with the cinch' ma he
hepi bale OF coffee, and some bottles Of common
french brandy. In some time NJ Delpech vixen visit
ing ms magazine, observed of The Ia, ge bottles un
he suspected at nfst the hde,ily OF servant
ata determined 10 examine the quality OF the brandy
""d was ms astonisiment to find IL Infinitely superior
70 what IT had been slight added TO
us sreneih, and rendered 1t tonic aud more agree
ane Curious to know il the coffee had likewise chang
Gu rs properties, he opened the bale, and roasted
PoIoh OF H. III was more bitter left the month
taste slmiar to that of the eiuvia of bark The bark
mhich produced these singular effects fresh Would
tue cinchOna OF commerce have tue same efficacy
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S'ngntdr Forgery. Two were lately convicted
aho set to the state prison of New York forgery
soon after they appeared publicly al iiber,y Tbis nro
u"ced an enquiry by what means they ubtau-d their
pardon. One OF the jadges Of Herkimer county com
mon pieas wrote To the governor for information. The
Governor returned him petition for the pardon signed
ny the Judge himself, and many other respectable
'acleIs. u was accompanied by statement of the
occurrences at the tral ingeniouy drawn up and cal,
cu'a'eu 10 make strong case in favor of PARDON
Inc whole proves to be forgery made for the pur
pose of imposing on the governor and TO obtain a
pardon, which was easily effected.
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tWLNrl FIVE DOLLARS REV ARID. Kanar.y
from the subscriber living in Buck bingham county ,
near GSoisbys fails, oil The seth September last
man named ADAM, gcneI ally calls himself ADAM
BAlLf, OF dark complexion, full faced about five feet
eight or teu inches IN height, has lump on his breast
pretty large STOUT made fellow formerly properI, Of
Thomas Nasltn, WestmoTeiand county. Va. Has
acquaintance IN GEORGETOWN and wash
insion cay in the former OF which places he las
wife. The above reward will be paid any person or
persons who will secure him IN jail get him
gain. SAMUEL STEVENS
octoher % -. .wSws
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NiSSOLUlIoN.-fhe coparlnersbII of Vhiie Da-
~ UidSon 20. was dissolved by mutual consent on
22d day OF ApTi.-A debts owing by the late hrn will
he PAID by The subscribers aud to whom all persons
mneoie1 are requested TO make prompt payment.
The French Burr Bii Store NdHuJdct HifJlc BIZ
SeSS viii IN future he conducted under the arm Ut
DAVIDSON q SMELL, who will keep constantly ell
hNhd general assortment OF MILL STONES, Of all
sizes, bnIit by workmen equal any in the United
States, OF select materials which they will hitherto
warrant and sell at northern prices, for cash. country
produce, or approved paper. Those DESTROYS of OBJ
tanning good, strong, neatly finished REAL FRENCH
BuKH MILL STONES are respectfully invited to Gait
at the mandatory on 18Th, between ID and streets
Richmond, or ON Old street, Petersburg, where all
orders will he thankfully received, and the srices al
tention paid i'll order to- give general tisfactisD.
N2N " ..Mlf DANIDSON 4 SMELL
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- ANAWAi from the subscriber, living in BuCkins ham
u county, on The road leading from New Caution 10
LrhchDurg, about miles south OF the courthouse ON
the highi OF nie Sh October last negro man called
anu kho"n bH The name Of CAMBRlck formerly called
uINN, ny uaue biaeksmith, about 40 years OF age,
'nGn.s hgb, SPEAKS plain hut slow fun eyes and OF
high toTeheaG and what is generally called niacearon
MS har snort nut th has lost several OF Jaw teeth
wsieh may be discovered "heu he laughs. lie hau on
when NE went away pair OF new oznabursS breeches
anu bl"ch uo"hie woNe yarn coa-Le carried away 4
haf imen shirt pair Of corded velvet b,eecLes
ahd white walsicoa. lie formerly had wife Ia the
lower end OF Cumberland IN the neghborhood OF Capt
m"niord'si where II is Supposed he resorts ANY
person who shall take sp the sand slave aud conhmt
him jail SO that get him again. il within the county
SHAH receive 70 reward II out Of the county the sum
above mentioned. A. GARNkrr
November Z. 81 n,
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November ?. ~ D :" 0H' Z" " =, Q; 81, -,

l AND FOR BANK SrOCk.-y Wish 10 sea a f10cf
~ fand Tying az Campbell county, 20 miles from
LynchburS, miles from COmpbeit Courthouse and
Q0o~t miles from StGHRtVD river. This tract Is
commonly called the" Locust ThCket ,'-cnufains bv
rtce"t surrey 1856 dcres tying iceH ana tract
"a me coMafy.-a60M 400 ucres hare been ckc0red
the Instance is coUsred mith vafudbie Hmber.-d nor
tfoR ~ IS good tobacco taaa and the tplofe trei
adapted TO Jorming-h is 'reU tratered, and the
~eshborho0d is good. Stock Of the Bank Of the Uni
yea wares, Bd"kot Prgiaia, or tie Farmers Bank
81 Pirginia, saOuid be taken ia pavncDf or accongo
dusiRG time siDeH on the purchase mOney Sir. John
dteTander, near CdmpbeH courthouse, s,iI sheto
the land. JpILLJ1N ~ PENDy ETyjT
Pichmond, May H.
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NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons rom ITsdn,
- WIN my VIE Sarah finsley selling any thins 10
contracted by her. 'CtIOuSS tho e uvO's
October rs. a. ~ l.
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TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD... KanaTa]
from the subscriber about the 5th July last uey,o
iad between 10 aud 20 years of age, by the name Of
b'LLf sometiiaes calls himself BILLY GURANr one
ieg rather longer than the other, plainly be discover
ca when "aikig-oEe big toe of at the first or second
loint-the other toes the same foot disicnreu by
rost-about feet inches high. Il is presumed that
ne has gone over the mountain or To the county al
OoOchland where he was raised-he vas bought ly me
OF Co. Ihomas Miller ct GoochIand county. I will
give the above reward TO any person who will deliver
ne Tue SAID negro IN buckingham county near Bent
creek, or secure him in Jail So that rget him agaia
NoV2 Si..u CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON
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M hhSHAL'S SiLE... La pursuance OF the drci zee vf
tue superior court OF cbaHcery for the district of
bearing date the day of October
me case OF william Henry Tayoe, by Landou Carter
'S neM It'ehu against John Iayiee and John Tayloe
LomaX, trustees of Ralph Worm.ey deceased Elhou
Muse, executor of Thomas Muse, deceased, and Mira
ann Sordeila iarTioit Hudson aud Elliott Hunter Muse
INFANT children aud heirs Of Thomas Muse deceased
ny Eiiiett Muse then guardian, win he sold for cash
on he 22f day oftiS month, at urbanna one tract OF
iand IN the county Of Middlesex-by
ROBERT LIVELY DIN.
For B.U. PRYOR, ". ". @. ID. c..
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II william Jackson is by trade tailor low stature
sandy hair, few necklcs his face samlners when
spoken to, particularly when Intoxicated, In which sis.
ustion ne IS dpi 70 BE-. 5i..Wgw
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d September Ia $3.50 'e's'
James Iiowait................. p,,..,.r
AGAINST
Daniel w. MiebanS, William Graves william Wood
ridge, ana Thomas Woodbridge. executor oi Thomas
wooioiiuge, aeeu' Horatis 1ufpsu. adm. of Thomas
On ue motion oil The pain,in, and a appear inc To the
ssuSaeuon oiihe co1i,, thai the defendant Daniel w
dlchauN Is not an nhabtan this s.h aod
that process cannot he served upon him. the cont attn
oioer and decree thai the said defendant Melarx d.,
appear here on tie second M"nday IN koye,nhrr n.S,
an enter hts appearance and give security accerdn;
10 The act OF assembly and the rules OF conrt and
that copy OF this der he forthwith Inserted in some
newspaper published in the eiiy OF Richmond for two
months snccesSyey and thai Their copy be posted
tue front door OF the house of this county for tw
successive court days. Copy-leSte,
l.. ". POINDENIER. ID. 4. c. G
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ShHNCERf. -. At a GOuit OF Quarterly Scssl0ns
1vuhueu ana held for Louisa county Oh Wedn esdsy
the itih day of August, 1879
a henpeh Edwards, administrator OF JOhu Edwards
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Gil ScEif.. In Chesterfield county court islg.
4 September the 18th
1ohn coieand r. Chastan. .............Pg Plaintiffs,
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circulating Medium of a
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2O,0OO,O00

MELANCHOLY 81 FATAL ACCIDENT.
On wednesday evening the 26th nlt. about 8
O'Clock, the Driver Of the Mail Stage between
LouIsburg and WdrreDton, arrived at the lat
ter place without the Stage or Horses. lie
stated that Immediately after he had crossed
the Bridge Or Fishing Creek, he was command
ed to stop, by person who arose from the
abulment OF the Bridge he was struck off
tie Boz aud the Horses Tanaway-when he
recovered from the stunning effect of his fall
he fastened on to WdrrentOn, and saw neither
tie Stage. Horses or PASSENGER Assistance
was Immediately sent out, when the Stage was
discovered overturned and the Horses stand
ing still. On further search, the unfortunate
Gentleman was found in ditch 40 Yards from
the Stage, without his Coat, Waistcoai, Boots
or Stockings, with violent confusion on his
head, OccasioDed, IL is presumed, by his jump
Ing from the Stage, when the Horses were rum
ming. The mysterious part of this sad acct
dent Is, the Clothes being off, in the coat
pocket Of which was fouad a Pocket Book,
containing $500. The unfortunate man never
spoke again, or appeared sensible of his situ-
alton medical aid was in vain exerted, and
he died without any elucidatiOn ef This extra
ordinary event. AS he must have received his
death-blOw when lac fell how came his clothes
ffl--if this was efiec y and he was murder
ed by HighwaymaD, why did not the assai-
liant reap the fruits Of his viilanyi The de-
ceased. as appeared by papers in his Pocket
Book was a Paymaster ia the United States
Army, has n family at Norfolk, and was de-
signaied Major Leroy Opie.
ItwOnd be we'll, II this, amongst many Otli-
or dreadful accidents Of the kind. wonld de-
iermhIe Stage ProPriet6rs 10 Cmpioy only able
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-06-09

She huphyeiions, ere 10 exercise no fhnc.
ions bu' those delegated TO them, nor to IL
stitute any law but such as shall be previous il
,ubmtted 10 the congresses OF the three ne
lions.
The central nation TO consist OF New-Gren-
ada, Peru, ana Venezuela. The southern TO
consist OF La Plate, ChIla and Paraguay, &C.
The northern netion-Mexico, GustsmsIs,
and Isthmus. The great executive council OF
the three nations TO assemble annually al the
isthmuss and to have permanen, establish
meDt at the common expense-and for CON-
mon benefit. We are promised some more
ample communications on this subject.
1t appears that the sentiment Of an union
10 common government between Ne1 Gren
ada and Veneznela meets the unanimous
wishes of the congress. This is q very aus.
picious event for both, whose former tenden
clcs were OF the Jederafive character a sys-
tenn to which the South Americans attached
to equal liberty are opposed, considering il as
calculated to generate factions and to create
parties bstween whose condicling views the
rights Of the people are forgotten or bar,ered
away.
A second attack and surprize was accom-
plished by gen. Paez, in the beginning OF
April, against the army Of MoriYo. Psez,
with setsct eorns OF mis- cavalry, swara the
river Au's0ca, & passing in iron, OF Morillo's
camp penetrated il and spread desola,ioD fal
and wide ; 600 Of the Spanish force were pu
TO death--and Psez retiring the very way bs
came, regs,ned his camp, by again swimming
the river, losing only -four men.
ReeahityicHon Of Porto BeAo, and defeat 0
McGregor.
baltimore, June 2.
Captain Fleetwood, vt the schooner Sam
arrived here yesterday, IN 25 days from p
to, Belio, reports tha, General McGregor
made his appearance off the harboF Of Porto
Dello on the 7th April. On the 9Th ne Ian
ded his forces, amounting to upwards of one
thousand nen, and on the day following en-
tered and took possession OF The place.
He remained in possession twenty -onc days,
without succeeding in gaining any OF tho in
habitants over to his standard. The depre.
dations and robberiss of his party on the pri-
vate property compelled the Inhabitants TO
sbandon their houses and hy TO the mountains
Tor refuge. AT the last oil April General
Hore (RoyaIist) entered Por,o Bello at six in
,he morning, and surprized McGregor * his
followers who were asleep. McGregor, and
tive OF six OF his men, escaped with difficulty,
10y leapiog from window twenty feet high,
aud swimming on board one of his vessels.
Five hundred prisoners have been sent to
Parsma. There were sixty men killed and
forty wounded, the greatest part of whom
were officers. Stragsiers were daily brsugh,
io from the neighboring mountains. The
Roya lost two men killed and four wound
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-06-09

SAVINGS BANK.
WEDNESDAY, JUSs Q, 1919.


II has been some time 10 contemplation by
sond y individuals, to propose the establish
men, OF Savings Bank for the town OF
Newport and its vicinity. In order TO carry
the plan into effect, the Charter, Constitution
Plan and Bye Laws Of some Of the ins,i,u.
lions already established in other places,
have been procured. The molive of this
publication is to call the public mind to q
c sideratiou Of tho subject. The object OF
the institution is to promote industry and
ftugali,y, and the practice of saving among
the poor and laboring classes of the commu-
nisy and to assist them IN Accomplishing
properly for their future bcni6t, by providing
q safe aud profitable mede Of enabling in
dustrious persons, OF all descriptions, to invest
such parts of their earnings or properly,
as they can conveniently spare ia manner
which will afford them both profit and
security.
Tho otiity and success Of similar ins,i,u-
tons wherever they have been estsblished,
places their advsntsges TO the community
beyond dispute, aud il Is 10 bs hoped, that
gentlemen Of property and influence, Pastors
Of religious congregations, prceptors OF
schools, heads Of families, masters of vessels,
master mechanics, guardians of orphans, and
the friends Of the widow, win become active
promoters OF 90 desirable an object.
A Meeting Of the Citizess friendly dispos-
to this measure, is reque ested TO meet at the
Stste-Houss this afternoon June 9Th. at
O'Clock p. M. to take the subject Of the
Institution into consideration, and appoint a
Commit,ee to devise Plan for its regulation
&c. to report the same a. future meeting.
Seifnn6c InfeAigenee.-The legislature OF
Conoecticut, M its present session, have in.
corporssed . Geological Society, composed
Of the following gentlemen, yia.-Colonel
George Gibbs Of New. York, Professor Sill
man Of Yale College, New-Haveo, Con. Par
ker Cleavelsnd Of Brunswick, Me. ]. Web
ster, Of Boston, Robert Hare of Philsdelpbia,
snd Robert Gilmor, jun. OF Baltimore, and
their sssocis,ss. The objects Of this society,
as expressed in the act Of Incorporation, are
TO encourage Investigations into Geology and
Minerslogy Of the United States, Tor the pro
,notisa Of science, generally and particular
" in relation to the deposits Of betsls,minr
rsl, coal, sslts, p1ssies, limestone, marble.
and other useful and ornamental substances
/ Indeed, their views embrace the investigation
Of all the mineral kingdom, considering them
/ all as either curious in science, or ossfhl 10
\ ary--A. y. y. .fdSs
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AFFAIRS OF VENEZUELA.

From the Philadelphia Aurora, Of June 1.
A vessel dn ect from Angos,urs, in nc o.
onoco, atriy d in the rivcr Hudson, on Friday.
Mr.. Aldersou, of this ci y, who has resided
for some tsme, as merchant at Angostusa,
arrived in this city on Saturday. We have
not received any papers; yet by the passcn.
gers 10, the vessel we learn that tho congress
Of Venezuela was in session, aud various i'm
portsnt topics were before them.
The p,oject Of constitution presented by
general Boissr, had been taken up, and after
a short debate postponed II was excepted to
% having too much Of an aristocratic feature
in the constitution Of q senate. The constit-
u,icn Of III. United States was referred too
frequently IN debate, not as might have been
expected as an example TO be inflated, but
the contrary.
zeo, man Of profound knowledge, end en-.
latged political views, Is the vice PRECEDENT OF
the executive government, and presides 10
the absence Of Gen. Bolivar.
Don ]. g. Roscio, we'll known IN the Unit.
cd States, for his learning, probity, and disin-
terestcdness, is the presiden, of congress.
1t scems the Amelia island subject had
been brought into view in the congress Of
Venezucia, and some resolutions proposed or
adopted (Which we are not certsin) after
some animated debates and deliberations -
three distinct propositions we're embraced in
these resolutions, of which we can but give
Tho substance, ss they were hastily and orally
related TO Us.
The first was declaration Of the right Of
eve,y people oppressed by their rulers or
conquerors or yranss, to shake of their ".
rents and assume the commo right Of man.
kind to institute government Of laws framed
and accepted BY the people OF their repre-.
scntstives.
The others relate to some affairs Of Flori-
da, &c.
Ii seems, however, that their plans psrtake
in some things Of the federative character |;
ss they contemplate three grea, nations, TO be
connected by a delegated body Of representa-
ivss fren she three great ps'isa', who like
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Frc1l CGdiz-direef.
The U. S. slocp Of war Hoyns:,
Read, commander, arrived at Csdiz the
April in is dsys from Boston, with the a.
Mr.. Forsyth, our Minister, Oh board nr:
was to leave Cadiz CO the 2oIh Tor Madiid
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TIE Civrassian Lady.-The Gssetto de
France conuadic,s the Ungallsnt observations
Of the other Pseis papers, ss TO the beauty Of
shis fair stranger, who hes been, brought to
Europe W the Persian Ambassador. il des.
crioes her - possessing ve'y, whiss skin
and cheerful semper.-IIsr besu,y, says the
1ouraat, sppssss to be, according 10 the &C.
eonnss NJ have reesissd, Of nature to be
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Separation Of Maiae-The Portland Ar
gus gives the Representative election Re-
turns from 45towns ia Maine, which give 81
delegates in favor of forming Maine into an
independent state, and only against IT. IL
Is therefore probable that fhe bfassaehnsen'
nrovinee Of Maine viii in short time be-
come an independent state.
Fifty shares Of Uoi,ed States Bank Stock
were sold in New-Yotk on the ls' inst. ct 81
per eent--and more were offered at that price.
On the I'd ultimo, the excavation OF the
Canal a, the Falls Of the Ohio was eommeu-
ed. The completion Of this great work
will insure safe and convenient passage ioe
oats Of every description, ct ell seasons o.
the year.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-10-16
Notice.

FySIE undersigned administrator and admin
4 istratrix of the estate of AUGUSTINE
Chiffon, deceased, will attend at the next
county commissioners court for Madison coun-
ty, and make settlement with the court of the
estate OF the deceased, AL persons indebted
to the estate, BY bill, bond, or account will
make payment on or before the first day of
said court, and all persons having demands
against the estate, will present them on that
day, with proper vouchers, under the penalty
of what the law directs.
MATTHIAS Chiffon, Administrator.
JANE chiffon, ADMINISTRATORS.
October IL, 1819--4t21
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-10-16

DIED-In Rhode-Island, the Hon. JAMES
BRowN Mason, late a representative in con-
sress from that state, in the 35th year of his
age.
At Philadelphia Gen. JOHN RurLEDeE, of
South Carolina, formerly representative in
Congress, aged 50.
AT Washington City, on the 9TH ult. RoHEnT
BREST, ESQ late Paymaster General of the
Army, and Judge of the Orphans Court for
the county of Washington.
In lexington, Ky. ELIZA, infant daughter of
Col. Elias Rector, of ST. Louis.
Near Henderson, Ky, Gen. SAMUEL HopKIS.s
In Upper Canada, on the 28th August, the
DUKE OF RICHMOND, Governor General of the
Canadas.
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Notice is hereby given,
Oct. 9-2otf

WHAT l have at this time, in the common
Il Jail of ST. Clair county, two negro men,
committed by virtue of a warrant issued by
HenryJ. Good, one ofthe justices of the peace
in and for said county, taken up and brought
before him as runaways; and in obedience to
the said warrant, and agreeable to the laws of
this state in such cases made and provided,
COMPUTED them accordingly, to be dealt with
as the law directs. One of them is named John,
about twenty -four years of age; five feet high.
He has on his nose a scar; he is well made
talks with good sense. The other is named
William. He is about twenty-seven years Of
age; about FIVE feet nine inches high.0 He has
on his left hand a number Of warts; he. also
has on his upper lip scar visible. He talks
with reasons appears active, and well made.
They have some little clothing with them, Of
no great value. They say they belong to
George Smith, in Nashville, Tennessee.
WILLIAM A. BEARD,
SheriEefSt. Clair county, state Of 1llissois,
DelleyilIe, Oct. 6, 1S,9-S0et,
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A FIRST RATE GELDING
$500 REWARD.

CTRAYED from the neighborhood Of Ed
y wardsville in the spring of the year 1918,
a large light bay colored HORSE, that l had
driven in my carriage for about two years
He was then six years old, and about 16 hands
high--a natural trotter, but had been broke to
pace pretty well. lie was brought to this
country from Tennessee, by Mr.. Renshaw of
this county, and had supposed he had strayed
off towards the Ohio river; but it is possible he
may have been stolen: in that case, will give
him, if he can be found, and the above reward,
for the apprehension of the thief, and such in
formation as may be sufficient for his convic-
ton. Or will give thirty silver dollars to any
person who will deliver me the horse.
NINIAN EDWARDS.
Edwardsville, Oct 2, 1819--19f