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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-20

The proceedings Of this body ere becoming
highly i'm portan., in . pslhicsl point Of view
and will probably elicit more shan o'din,
degree of heat in tho discussion, which
number of the public documents seem Co
euia,ed 20 inspire The last Inselligence'
brings the Report Of the Military Commute
on the subject Of the Semioole war, whIct
sfier some conversation, ives agreed to b.
taken up, iu Com. of he whole. on Mondss
the eighteenth II appears that the %"
nsi,tee were rot agreed In Their opinion
of the condues Of Gen. Jackson 10 this var
fos With the Report Of majority OF IN
Com. subsi''uts vas also presented I"
the Hssse by Mr.. Johns.n Of kFn,ocky'
In behalf Of the minority The Repeft, con
,eludss With the following vote Of censure--
q sgtss msture dslibessfiop, youf CeWmisses
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-20

io this town, on sunday evening last BY the Rev
Docs Pauen, Rev. EnsSrxsR ColxAS, psstor ci
the Congregational Meeting. AZ zsresson. 70 Miss
Assv PirMAs. daughter Of Thomas G eitmsn.
Esquire.
tts. DIED,
ln this town, on Friday last. Mrs Uxses BAxbs.
wife Of Nc. Richard Baxby. aged 80 years.
At Psrfsmsrh, on lhs lat inst. Mgs- SARAH Law
TON, wife Of Mr.. Henry LAw,0n, jun IN the s6,h
year of her age.
On dae iith inst Mrs. SysAHxAs LAxs, wife Of
Mr.. David Lake. in the 7tst year of her age.
In Iaanisn. Slh inst Deacon EssSszxA paAH,
aged 80.
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NOTICE..

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice tha
1 he has been appointed by the Hon, Cour,
OF Probate for the town Of Newport. Administrator
late Of Newport, Mariner, deceased. has given
bonds and accepted. the trust He thsrefors re.
requests all persons wb, are indebted snto the
tate Of said sTRrsEs A. CaEEs. to make pay.
men, withou, delay and ali persons who have
claims. against the said estate, TO exhibit them ~
soon as may be. ! WILLIAM C. GREEN.
Newport, July 9, 1918 20, 1881
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MARSHA AIS NOTICE. \
UTigED Sr<rBS or .hMkRIcx, J

Dis,icf Of fhode Island, &C.
DURSUANT to sundry warrants, from the Hon
DAVID HowalL. Esq Judge of the Uni,ed
States Court for the District oi Rhode Island a.
Notice is hereby given, that there has been fled
before said Judge. an information by William Eli
eiy Esq Collector Of the Cxs,orns, Cor the District
ei Newport. against two pieces Of Cairoes also
one barrel Of Cocoa, half box Of scgars, two
boxes OF Sweet Meats one box Of snuff one pack.
age containing tive silk gowns, &c i3 cases OF
empty bottles about six hundred OF empty bottles !;
f Trial will be had thereon nj District Court to
be holden in Providence, on the lat esday in
February next
DUrEE J PEARCE, Dsty .Marshas
Newport, Jan 90. 1879 sa~
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beg leave e submis The fqllseing r ssoiu-
ton; Taas fhe HoHse Of Renresenfanves ef
ihe Usifed States, disan roUes rae Proceedings
in rae feiaf ard ereeasisn Of -fierander .f,-
tGfhros end RsBers c. Im6rtsev" The
subs itutc, closes With watm Psnegyric on
on the commanding General and his srmy |:
and with an expression, that I" they are enfi-
fed 90 rae fhanks' Of their esnnfry" Both
papers were agreed 10 be considered by the
same Com mittee.-Bos. Gax.
The Pirates who had been condemned to
be hanged on the 2ist inst. have been, we no.
derstand, reprieved TO the 18th February .-ib.
.:xOx-
We learn from the mos respectable quar-
ter, (says the Georgetown Messenger Of the
9Th inst that letters have been received from
South America, written by persons entitled
TO the utmost csnfdeoce, which communicate
the important and agreeable in,elligesce tha,
Chill is entireiy evacuated by tho royalist
troops. We learn, also, that the Buenos Ay-
res aoxiliaries wsre, at the same time, push
ing tor Lima.
american Lvfisfs--We learn BY the Frank
lin Gazette, that Murrsy Draper, Fairmsn,
< Co. Of Philadelphia, have received letter
from England, requesting ono Of that I'm TO
come over, TO superin,end the engraving OF
notes for the Bank oi England.
JOHN GRAHAM, late Commissioner to S.
Am, Ics. rs appointed by the President OF
he United States, with advice and consent
Of the Senate, to be Minister Plsnipotentisry
rom the United States to Rio Janeiro, vice
Mr.. SvMrTxR, who desires permission to re.
'urn.--.haaonGi Infehigeneer.
UNITED STATES BANK DIRECTORS.
We understand (says the Philadelphia
Union) that the following named gentlemen
hsve been elected, by the Stockholders. as
Directors of the Bank of the United States,
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Flour and Corn.

10 bbls sups foe Flour aid 100 bushels
Corn Of superior quality for sale by a
Z Jan. 10 r. w. LAWTON.
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PRlNTER,S NOTICE.

THE 22d Of March next completes ten year,
since the fret publication Of this psper--du, :
ang which period II has strsggIed against many
ditRcuties, more particularly the want sf prompt
payment on the part Of many Of the subscribers Y
some OF whom have never yet paid single cent
consequently considerable sum is now out-st.ns.
ing II will be seea by our paper that the types
now IN use have done their full share of duty ami
il is necessary the Office should be replenshed. D.
Is our intention 10 do For which reason II Is
indispensable that all who IN arrears shouc
make immediate psyment--and those who c.i
make II convenient, ought not TO make objections
against paying six months in advance the cond,t
ions. in fact. on which the paper is publshtd d
Agents witt be appointed in the dfieren, towns iol
the purpose OF collecting such sums as shall re
main unpaid on the first OF March--ail that remain
unsettled after the 21d March wall be put in sui,
ixdsseri~inatst w. SlMONS.
Newport. Jan 90, 1879
10 fhe Editor Of ne n. 4 RenH6Asan
The Publick are requested TO suspend their
opinion ot The publication that appeared ip
The las, Rep i lean, with the signature oil
WALkER HuhPHRS AS there 10 a Law
Suit peudlng beie,s the country, il is des,n
cd unfair 10 endeavour TO impress on the
pubi'ck mind, any circ1mstanees, that may
tend to pre- adice any one, being conhdcn
and sure, tha, our casse Is pure, hsnest and
jus,,which Id due time viii be made sppareu,
10 all men. JOHN A. COLLINS,
II member of the real 81. yohn's, No. 1
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The Legislature OF M4ssschuse'ts cor
nenced their winter session in Boston, on
Wednesday last. D !.
The following gentlemen are chosen Rep.
reseots,ives in the Sixteenth Congress from
Massachusetts: Honorsble Jonathan Mason,
Nathaniel SiIlsbee, Jeremiah Nelson, Timo
ny falier, Zabdiei Sampson, N:reus Mo-
ION. Wal,er Foiger, Edward zee, Jonas
K ndslI, Bsnjamin Adams, Jt# Holmes
sopuei e. Alien, Ezekiel Whnman, Joshua
rsshmao, Enoch LincoIn.-In Berkshire
hampshire Sou,h, third, fourth and Eth
Eastern Districts, ~ -folee
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EXECUTIONS NOTICE.

NOTICE il hsreby given. sbst the iuBsvr16c3
y has been duly appointed Exscutor ~ tk6 ~ u
VIII sac lesvmeat of ISAAC cRAv, lstp ~ 1r(9]1'
erton. IN the county Of Newport, deeesse1< -
has given bondst9s the Isw directs. i6s ~ Gil1
discharge Of said duty All psrsesa tse6 861I
hereby required 70 exhibit tse ssme aSd 81 49,
sons indebted, are called Upon - MAKE lRmo<l4to-
payment GIDkON 8. WHITE, E3ets(r. =.
Tiserton. Dec. q, 1918 tf'Ifl01 u.
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Al meeting OF the Directors, on the ev-
ening OF the Gu inst. WILLIAM JONES, Esq.
was unanimously reelected PresIdent.
-:o:oxx o:o:-
The so 900 Doliar Pize, drawn In the
Pennsylvania State Lottery on New Yeats
day,i is owned by Mr Geo Kenny, Of Bs'.
timote. DorIng the late war, Kenny, W.
learn, deserted from the Bri,ish force uode
Admiral Coskburn, aad sometime afterwards
enlisted il the American army. With part
of tho proceeds of the sale of his bounty land,
he purchased the ticket which d ew the prize
above mentioned. Bait. .lmer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-20

77ssselyy, Fanny Goods, Looking Classss,
\ ,Cuiiery. &c. Sc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-20

kos tue yVot 10
Wiiiinm Jsnes,
James c. Fisher,
John SarSeanf,
John Boron, Of Savan.
Josehh Lmhineon,
John Coulter,
John Lisle,
Gus,apus Colhoun,
John ConneH,
Daniel Lammof,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-20

An immense Bank coveted with Cod has
been discovered of the Shetland Islands.
Alter long drought, the waters oi the
OHIO we,c raised 10 feet by sudden
rain about the 10Th Dec. and business upon
that river resumed its wonIed ACTIVITY 10
computed that three millions Of dos. worth
of property was imme dia,eiy PIT ahoai upon
its bosom. Nearly 1000 migrants, who had
been detained upon its ana gin, waiting rise
Of water, we're cRatled to pursue their jour
neys. A steam boat went down from Pits
butgh, 10 CO. with a feet Of boats. Two
other steam boats have been launched al
Pittsburgh, and Two others are on stocks.
In London. taking ST. Paul's church as the
centre, and within about eight miles in every
direction, there are 43 churches and more
,hao IL so 900 people. These 80 churches
will contain from 1000 to asoo pegsons each.
so that after all the .chui ches are filed, there
will remain abou, 500, 900 persons necessari-
y excluded from public worship The En-
,iish take to themselves great credit foe
heir zeal in sending missionaries TO India,
a, the same time that they pdtronite the wor
.hip Of Jaggefnsut and derive from IL arev
cnue. 4, would be quite as much TO Their
credit TO begin by furnishing the means OF
eligious iast' uction TO the poor and corrup,
# their own county -Port. Arsss.
j.
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Charles Chaancey,
JOsefih DEgan,
James ShoH,
Henry Toland,
Langdon Cheues &C.
John Potter, do.
John Oliver, Bait.
George Wfiiiams, do.
George Hoffman, do,
Arrh b. Grace, ". y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-20

iNO u M u IL, i. 4 .f....st I.
IN conformity to an Act Of the General Assembly
i IF this state. passed at February Session A, d.
1915. relative 70 the Banks in said Stale, hereby
= cause the names Of sIl the Directors and of the
resident Of the Newport Bank, % cbossn on
Wednesday thu 9Th inst seraeaby TO Char'~s, 20 be
pubIished.to to wit: Csnstans 7dtsr. Samuel Ytrusn,
TAsmss @. Psfman. Jshn Siseum. Henry Moore, Jshn
csggsshan .5sbsr Rsbtins, Caisb Green aad William
- " Allan Directors, snd Csnsfans Tabsr Pres,.
snt. JOHN r. ShEARMAN, Cashisr y,
Newporf. JAN. IA. 1919 ~ ", {. .t ~.,,..s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-20
AZ .tcRIcrLrrRAL p4pER.

II nh ARMENIAN FARMER IS conducted BY JOHN S.
sktNskR, Postmaster OF Baltimore, and published
every fi,day morning. 1t is printed ON a sheet OF pa
per, OF the best quality size of a common new spaprr
aud FOLDED so as TO make eight pages that
admits OF being conveniently bound up and preserved
IN volumes.
The matters treated OF in the American Farmer are
-igrichNHre, Gardening. Internal Imp,OufaeRts
DoAsshc Econoay, and new inN entions aud ascove.
rirs connected with these subjects. IL contains also
each week correct account of the prices Of the pam
cpai articles OF country produce In the Baltimore mar
kst. aseerta,nsd by actual sales, which are gwen
The American Farmer takes copcern IN party pc.
.iucs-h"f Slii II conain any advertisements except
single ins'iton OF such relate to seed agricultural
implements, remarkable live stock books an tarmn.
ano such other SSes rs are connected tneT natute
/ vita the objeet- Of the paper.
Numerous diagrams and cuts inserted in order
shew more cle1il the new aud mp
implements OF hnsoandry, or to illustrate particular
| systems Of cultivation.
Twelve numbers have already appeared and a second
edition having been issued TO supply the extraordinary
demand, complete flies may yet be had, early april
cation.
The price of the American Farmer Is four dollars per
annun, payable either half yearly in advance or Ia,
Whole amount as The aubscrber likes best The none,
L" be reunited by mail to the tdiinr at his risk
cost The Tile will he immt diately aud securely put up
and sent to any aft OF the United States No note,
Will oeteceiVed except those OF specie paying banks.
Sho"M any subscriber Jcti dissatisfied on the re
| ceipr and yerhSdt 81 the numbers then issued n,
ttH De az liberty 70 return them TO the Editor ,h,
PtcaseS hiL1seD 10 refund Immediately the Gnoun
4 pain by Snch Subscriber.
Any person Who stall receive and send on the none,
for ten Subscribers for year will be entitled to con,
Of the paper OF to four dollars and SO In To-
| smaller or larger amount.
Baltimore Jcnt ~. Est
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e-,.IYNCIjjUTCG VIopIE

'hEsubscrlhers having put their Har6e MI in ope.
ration, are prepared to execute with sk and dis.
pach, orders Tor chimney NANTES, beaTths, steps
tolnbsones ,sis, &C. DC. The mill ESTIMATED on the
Petersburg aud Norfolk he filled al little expence
freight
Tbs tits believed is the first and only estabshme
81 ekiDd ~ virginia aud sths citizens have nov
aHoPporunity ofurnishng themselves with these use.
in ahdoInamenisi articles Of fine quality, the pTedc-
.o on helI own state The propTietors cannot hut In
dugc hope that they will nee literal encnuragc,nent
P.S Qparrier who can come = ell recommended
willrtseiye liberal wages.
S1mHck CHrfstOuher & Jor1aH AUfh11v
Jynchhnra Sect %. q2ts
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PHILADELPHIA. July 10.

Copper :. I'm Mdnmfactory, Leaingt0n, Va.
EpHN GRAHAM begs leave to inform his friends md
~ tue pubic IN general, that MIR. JOHN HENSON Of
LynchbnTs having become his eopaIner IN The above
n"ndeoiy Tue business OF the said manufactTy i'll
re hereafter conducted uHdeT the firm Of Graham and
hensoH on tue premises adjoining the post Office In
MAIN sueet aud while he ayails himself Of the
opportunity 60 return his grateful acknowledgements for
pat iavors he also bevs leave announce that his part
her ana self are fully determined thai all future orders
oonteIfro upon item shall ne executed with thai pune
nality and despatch which they trnt will secure 10
mem Tue support aud patronage Of generous public
Ia addition &" their stock Of stills tin copper wares
now on hand they expect shortly receive from The
cues al Rthn ond, Baltimore and Philads phia an
tensiVe of SHEET copper and tin plates which
VIII 'Habe mem l" furnish STILLS. OF ever aud
pTincIple together with general assortment of lin and
copper wares which they will sell wholesale and retail
Tor cash produce or approved paper, the most re
Juctd prices.
TOld stills repaired. exchanged for new and the
u value given for old pewter III exchange Tor goods
JulJ rs. 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-20

ZEN DOLLARS REWAED....StIayed from my plan.
ialion ~ Pnghatan, some lew weeks since fbT,e
ionng MULES. C''fee years old this spfing) one Of
Wbch Is soTrel, the other t"O either brown or bay
iheJ are all marked by slit abOn inch long Al he
UP oI one ear believe the left. They seen nrai
Powhalan Courthouse, aud will probably continue nm
Tue country, as they came from Kentucky Til, above
reward Will be paid their delivery 10 John Tsndy or
on being informed where they taken up So that
get ,hem again HARRY HETH.
Chesterfield county, June %. H..
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La,,a an Po,phafan for SALE

THE subscriber wishes ,spose Of or 500 acres n
LAND, lying ia the upper end of the county OF
Pnwha,an, being part Of the tract ON which h. =.
sides The greater paii or the aboV, land IS in woods
ahd SOME q INST tate tobacco lah. As no one n rs
presumed viii purcbase without drst viewing il far
Their description is deemed unnecessary.
HENRY SKiPwITH.
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me- PIesident and Directors of The James Risy,.
CJDipany are desifons Of mpIoyinq an IA SiSgIp
snpefhend The improvement OF the bed the river
10 whom liberal salary will be given. The, viii
receive applications from candidates until the rst nj
Mover her next. ROppRT PM = ADJ, VI
Richmond, July 10. IN vSw
II the Editors Of the Fh!kddekphia Dsuacro,;.
Press, Nsr York Mercantile Idpe,tIs,y Wor,,srS
nerc"ry. and Boston Patriot, iH please insert he
ooop' once ~eefJor eghf ueskS and Jormard thej;.
dccon"fS Immediately for payment 10 this Office
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NOrth GardsH H,Hs ard Pleasant GROVE Tor sue.
MI subscriber will sell accommodating terms
the above property situated ~ tlhemaTir county,
on tue main Rad leading from Rocktsh Gar TO Scns-
Ville aud Waits, within niteen nnes OF the former
aud seventeen oi the latter places about fifteen from
ChariottesVile, ant twrnty two Lovngston and on
the ofeei road from one tn the other There is ahout
100 aCres OF land and eau be cultivated
To advantage, AMI IN good state of improvenent..
This must be considered the best ~ this
country TO the size OF II; and ife purchaser chooses,
ne can add VI 800 acres said tract as theIe
IS iand adjoining viii be for safe shori time.
also has ihans advan any other il is an ex
ceiient stand for pubic house country store dstiIe-
ny aud LANYARD he mill nsay Jnstiy BE- considered as
III st rate toll MIL as u is that seldom
never fails aud IN a wealthy neighborhood and very
extensive custom; there Is In it pair OF stones one
Cologne ana The other BUR IL is also ranked very
high as manufacturing mill, though but lately COIN
uenced that business aud has the advantage cf any
of Evans's paeut aachinety is deemed
tosay more about this valuable properly as IL many
other advantages too tedious here to enuutrate is
presumed thai any person wishing IL purchase FIRST
view the premises, when lie judge for himself. IL
will be sh wn at any time by the subscriber, residing
on tue place Any person wishing 10 embark into any
such business as above cited, would d" we'll by making
early application to J. kINSOLNING jr
May =. An
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4 hntMY""Thcbun eesignsd rof,bat purpose
- MARIDN Nil z henlll1u nj go hn,,l,l,,i

4 ChpEMG...Thcb building designed fof that purpose
~ MARION BILL, healthy aud very beautiful
situation Que rile beow tie city 81 Rlchu ond is I'm
lshcd. Itere are some lnsiHmeus, used tn g. aching
ihe sciences ana II" hooks a rady procured fpf toe
institution and rs Others may he required ihry will be
T'wdtd Iheie are i"Ugtug rooms sufficient Tor TIE
accowm' citation Of one LUudred students a spacious
Hini1g room. srii OF rooms fpT steward four cham.
nes ioT professors large examining 70 H. aud school
'".ms sHh".cnt zoo gr'.trr nUigi'et " scholars.
rive hundred d0liats in addition 10 the tuition fees
lpd b"ardng, rii ic paid 90 The gentleman who uay
Hf appointed &" JaGsrc The ntriuioh. Il riI be ~.
qffa ta 40 Tive srisurss taught large s.tniuafitS
sbaII be iancbi 30 The academy ucpsn no may Lp
dfsirous ~ srcb s'fnauou which 81 is believed would
nt bih profitable ani acirsstte are feuues 90 af.
i,se 'etet 10 nilL WCCOULj, Richmond. which
l'I "" i"'l ''-f"ir cue trustees. june IS. f1.tf
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'hr sutscTilrT having hren appoIni.n Comniss ION
az ia Chancery Tor the court in Richmond Ia act
as snch IN the twu of Petersburg respectfully gives
notice To those Who may wish 10 employ him in such
capacity that he will attend the said court M the Jnne
Term and after which time, a fur,hs, notice will be
given ofthe place OF his oics In the said town Pc
teIsbnFs. u. B. GAINES.
MAY
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UP, L AND OF IuE SouTui
Gri",tc et"sion, occasi"ned by fe, ding that the
sng vA"ntei spanish Expedition, Tor tn.
'uh ,s.o ed Colonies, was about to l.aN, cadiz.
Adf, hiufhcy sess ths U"S. in his den,
% dDa 5sa"dhin there P'-SH,kEspr,Rx.
l't IL ON ChihboiaLo where liberty rallies,
Co.'S .r.-ia usthrnn-d. roh,d in Ihuni.T ANA nsu,
She s"Ntrs the tempest, that bowls thTU' the yae.
Or snides lie hot holt oi heI wrath to its aim
FINN rest her feet ON the bands ina, n,rr h,n,d h
Now sr"keu and eieft by the swords of the brave:
I'm lea"s h'' eye. tire the tumult aIoun@ her,
sue s"t summer moonlight that PLAYS on the
frsn the ''"mber of anger her Incas awaken
'Nrhh "A hai" ~ glory each reats his gauht form
th ions line of Chiefs Who their tobs fosaken
TO h"at ON the 'hniw'nd, and pillow the storm.
f"ho, the gaze"h ,hen former dominion,
ihe glass hesoined LAKE and The emerald v. le
- the shyp-er,ne hills. where oil light airy pnion
1hej soar Ike the cong, whrh they pour on tue gale.
(SONG)
Up. Land ot the South wlIh the front of defiance
Cradle ot heroes aud hauIt th. frrs
sSntn thv leagu-h drspoiS of Holy Alliance
Ere " hN "a. we "adse . the bondsuan an thee
i'.ih me hin.s i' the elang nj The anvil be rising {;
-e me a,'hr, he heard WHERE The tall oedars nos
i" h'se the satb'O jaNiin. and fashion the bow.
Up Ll'a he hraRgarts whp beast II good ORDER.
III hour OF ma shall shrink froni the blow,
f"i ihe Ou-ies oi Maipo, that the border,
iia.e runga S"aih peal ~ she of IN. foe; Con,
Sean %iN- 'em breath. midst the fta,'s vtd co,nno.
Lti ne gale bear he blast from the blood sprinked plain
lhHt the ntst u.ant ed tnss may with devotion
lhe Aneii Of oppres'ou. lh- townal OF Spain.
rh'the 'asc"f pes par Gns the pride ofthe morn rg
st times hrn the clouds ~ NJ strnst intervene.
Yet '"m"i '"crts, IN the S..uihward H. dawning,
IA the 'sis shal dl.prse the blaze of it's beam
rpWaIiiors aud tear from thr % asp Of the stranger
Tie deed i"n oi b,ribrighi t"r Llherty's veal,
hma stew a. the rp'iU, on the onset of danger
tNioN az HhtHr, n'ath rampant at steel.
." ts6r not torCfy inhH5i/oprS of lima the foes
10 sod or!'r 10 irfrwe bare gained, be- fysdchsry a
Jct f5TiHI sYCct 6Ut me krnr NJ tii0l
es. dHr "i'h" IN nta hence there TiN net be a re.
De! ter afirf In dAid."FIom a PROCLAMATION If The
fiSstos a. linn.
- Ire cries Is az pr aching -aiycady a second ar.
i1dId - on Is from EUROPE ~ these shores the
vengeance ~ ISH muster d. pWrUfyO' OF the trcrd
robe ~ orr fddp OF LOrcttOl Hke 6aniinr ftro rdc
ri strOrd s6GH aHnihtate these Joes 80 good order
- pt.n.
The Spanish GcH th,m capst MT see
Because tiS not az Sichf " Shrri.ian'S Critic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-20
For Sale, he Maison Ronge G,nm of Iand

1890 on rae fieer ~ dShiff0 In LOuisia.a
NE subscriber intends Offering 50 200 acres (bepy
thfee-ourtbs OF the above grant, at public sale al
Natcbez during the next winter Ia tracts to suit pur
GnsrI ana on the same terms Of payment as for the
oned states Lands and now gives notice thereof
persons inclined TO huy may examine the nrons,Iv
for iurher nfoimation application may be made 10
Henry Turner, Esq OF Natchsz, "a co proprietary and
Miro, Contiguous 10 the grant. "
Brief OF the Title will shortly he printed and sent to
eol' inomts H. Prossef OF Richmond for inspet tion
oihsr points To" Darby's Emigranps Guide and the
collection Of Z" Land Laws aud Documets' published
by nTder OF Congress. DaTby's and Lndow's Maps of
Louisiana both delineaIe the boundaries of the Grant
winch is aboht SO miles west Nafchez.
me steam Boat VI nroe has just completed her third
voyage rom New Orleans throughout the whole extsn,
Of these lands (Which lie along both sides of the wa
shittaO to the town OF Miro.
DANIEL w, COKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-20

NOTICE.. Doctors CkBELL, Dove aud HENI,C-
having been appoin,ed Physicians by Richmond
Randolph Lodge, No. XIX for the purpose Of ATTENDING
on all sick and distressed Ias9ns their families wild
ows ana orphans, residing within this corporation a,e
no" Tesdyto egeT upoE The duties Of their respective
ohifes, when applied to. JOSEPH A. MYERS H.
JHlya. 10 u,