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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-21
RE NJ ESTATE-for sale.

THE. subscriber offers for sale, his
L new Dwelng-H on the Point. where he
now resides-,he Dwelling House in Cross-steeet.
blk of Mr Benjamin IIalrs-one third OF Dwell
ing House, in Ni,ll-sreet, nearly opposite the Rev
ur Hitchcock's meeting house, now occupied by
Thomas Handy, Esq.-A large Store ON the long
wha ia blscksmitns shop, and quantity of tools
in cross.s,reet-and lot Of Land, in Newtown, ad-
Joining the land Of Mcssrs. >braham & Geo. riley.
The whole of the above will be sold on reasonable
terms For particulars and information relative TO
said premises apply. WILLIAM WHITE
Newport, Oct 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-21
loD TRY.
For the X. l. Republican.


A female correspondent to public Journal may
by many. DC censured, as departing from the
strict rules OF proprety my only aim in Offering
this TO the public, is, that il might have ten.
dency 20 call into practice thai exercise OF Chari-
~, which has so many proessed admirers The
writer claims no merit 10 original manner of SEN
tments, but has endeavoured to preserve, as
much as possible, the same ideas and expressions
as are found IN the Sacred Volume OF Truth.
Is it not to be feared that even among those who
profess 10 have {" one Lord one Faith and one
Baptism" Lope is too much absentl Should these
lines, be tie means Of bringing one to consider
the Command, of "esteening ofhers better than
themseires.' my object, will De fully answered.
.and a5idefh, Pal Hope, Charity, these three,
our Ms yreateH II tsess 10,
CHARITY"
LIST Corinthians, 18th Chap.
Should light and Joy, my speech diiiuse;
Ia accents kind as Angels use.
And have not Lope, twill all be found,
As tlnkiing brass, or cymbas sound.
Fen though have the gift to know,
Ali mysteries above, below;
Faith, that could make the mountains move,
should be nothing without Love.
IL the voice Of sufring hear,
And wipe from Mis'rys cheek the tear,
Relieve the orphan IN distress,
And calm the anxious throbbing breat
Such acts TO me, would be in vain,
II, in my heart, Love does not reign:
Though o the stake, | should be bound,
And with 4 martyrs name be crownd.
Love. suiIerth long, is pure, is kind
II soothes the sorrows of the mind
Nor pride envy there find rooms
Where Loves fair blossoms fragrant bloom.
II cheers the aged and the youth,
y And e'er rejo'ceth in the truth
Bears all things, ever hopes the BEST,
ADc smooths the path which leads to rest.
SOPHIA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-21
By the P,eSsdtW Qi the Unlted Siates.
- h.. MO nassed the

BY tie PleSsdeW Ot Mc Unlted SlateS.
VXTAEREAs, BY an act Of Congress, passed on the
w l7th of Feblua.y, 1873 emitted " Ar act max
ns provision for ;he establishment OF additional
i.d Off in the territory OF Missouri, the PresI
d.nt III the United states is authorized 10 dnect The
p,lbiic tanus. which have beer surveyed in The aid
territory, 70 be offered tor sale:
rhcreGore, 1. JAMES NoNaoe, President OF the
United states, 80 hereby declare aIAl make known,
that public sales for the dispose (asreeaby 10 lawb
o, &C. tsn ands ia the IeIrory OF Missouri. shall
be ,eil il Fianklin, III said Territory, viz
On the first Monda, uary next, for the sale Of
Townships No 46 20 50 i"
ship 53
As 20 s. and Ga
fractl township SIS )
~ 50 81 20 23
On The frs, Monday in March next, for the sale cf
Townships 43 to 55 inclusive in ranges "a and IS
48 10 so 20 and II
On the fist Monday in May nexi, for tie sale Of
Townships 81 to 81 inclusive in ranges 1 aud IL
81 to 56 Is
53 TO Sc Ia and Is
excepting the lands which have been or may be re-
served by law for the support of schools, and for
other purposes
each sale shall continue as long as may be neoes.
sary offer the lands for sale, and no longer aud
tine lands shall be offered in regular numerical order.
Given under my hand, at the City of Washington.
this l7th day OF July, one thousand eight hun.
dred and eighteen
By the Presiden, JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH MEIGS,
Commissioner of the General Land Ofice.
Printers who authorized to publish the Laws
of the United States, will publish the above olce
week i'll the first of May next, and sent their bills
to the Gene raj Land Office for payment
August S. lawtfM.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-21
FOR SALE OR TO LET,

THAT pleasant situation in Howard
street. now occupied by Capt CHAst"
'urHwoRrH. The house is in good repair Ap-
to HENRY MOORE.
Newport, Dc, 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-21
BY tie President OF The Umted States.

BY tie President OF The Unfed StateS.
XATHEREAo by an Act of Congress, passed on
Wv he ,hrd day of March, 1915, emf ed An
10 provide for the ascertaining and su veyi of
,h' boundary lines fixed by the Treat, wi, hc
Geek Indians, and foF other purposes, !" he resi-
dent oi the Uni,ed states authorized q cau,e the
,ands acqvred hl the said Trea, to BE- cHer fer
ssie when surveyed
Therefore, James Monroe, Presidert Of he u
nited states do Hereby dee lare and make knowr,
that pubic sales the disposal (sgre ah y 60 law,
OF certain lands in the Niabams Terrtory, shah be
held follows viz
At Cahab,, on he Sd Monday in March next,
for the sale of
Township numbered 10 in ranges Is Is 20
H&is ioii i2iS14i5Is
S is ls isaS 1919
lS l0iil6l7Is
90 10
Al St. Stephens, on the second Monday in April
next, for the sale of
Townships numbered 6 2 II 1s l9 20 in ra. 8
IL i8 1920 3
His 2
At Cahaba, on the first Monday in May next, fos
Townships numbered 10 in ranges 10
7891011
s 78eI0li
except such lands as have been or may lie reserved
BY law for the of Schools oy Cor Other purposes
The lands shalt be offered for sale in regular nun
erica order, commencing with the lowest number
If section township and range, and conisue three
weeks, and no longer.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington,
the gath Of November, 1878
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President.
JOSIAH MEIGs, Commissioner Of the
General Lard Office.
~ Printers who are authorized to rubli,h ce
laws OF the United States viii publish the above
.ce week ii'l the first of May next.
December Q
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-21
TO BE SOLD,

TO BE SOLD,
THAT pleasantly situated stand in South K.nss
4 torva, consisting of large two-story dwelling
house, barn crio and other out-bui'dings, with a.
bout so acres, of land, most of which is OF good
quality together with lanyard. shop. shed, and
bark. house, all in pretty good repair. The said
farm is miles from the south ferry, on the post
road to New-London Any person wishing TO pur-
chase will do well TO call and said farm soon
IN those il will recommend its situation, and other
advantages For further particulars, apply to the
subscriber, in Westerly.
wM. PECKHAM. jun.
Westerly. Sent. 16.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23

each other Tie attention that is paid 10 the
improvement OF the hand by manning and a..
meliorailug crops, with tie best aud most eco.
nomlcal management Of Horses. cattle sheen
qua hogs the probable quantity OF meat sold
from the district, or carried in to il far The s,,
ply ofits Inhabitants; description OF Tie n,
piemen,s "i husDamdry la most yeneiaI use,
viii, Tue names aud rEsidEuce OF the artis:,
ny whom the mosi approved are maie
'ie OPTION OF the most ski,iui f-,Ioers OF the
feidu,E value ofhorse, auj oxen Tor Agricnitu H.
raj purposes pad the Use HAT is commonly m
OF either whether the produce OF the dairy Is
al all, or IN What degree. an object OF profit !;
whciner there are amy fences ia use moreper
mauent than those made OF wood; what ,ro.
portion OF wood land is though, Sufficient 10
supply ieucins aud ,uel ;aud any vther into,
NATION thai may DO deemed important by the
Petsons TO whom the application 10 made
by order Of the Soci.iy.
JOHN ADAMS, Secretary.
Richmond, December 1918.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23

AGRICULTURAL INFORMATION.
The following Circular has been addr, ssed
by the Committee OF Correspondence of the
Agricultural Society of Virginia, aud is psb
iished for general information. We ask leave
to invite the attention OF our farmers 10 the
interesting subjects II embraces:
Richmond,
SIR-Impressed with the importance of
obtaining exact information respecting the
soil and course ofhusbrapdTy in different part.
OF our country" The Society OF Virginia for
promoting Agriculture" at their meeting i'm
December, 1918, passed the enclosed resolu.
ton. We trust you will concur with them in
the opinion, that the interests of Agriculture
will be greatly advanced By general know
ledge OF the facts which this resolution is
intended 10 collect.
Spread over wide surface, and attentive
chiefly to their own farms, and to those in their
Immediate DeighbourhOod, the mass of cult.
vatOrs. is left to themselves, do not uuickIy
acquire that information whichis essential TO
their pursuits. With them the march Of i'm
prOvement is slow. Intelligence of the trans.
actions in one district does not speedily reach
another; and when il does, ii must come in
the most unquesti0nable shape, or Ike dstrust
of innovation VIII resist beneficial change
Practices highly worthy of imitation, and
Implements OF great utilityare established AID
used in one district, long before they are
| knownin another-and Stillloager before they
are adopted.
| This temper is not peculiar 10 our country
| men. Ii has been observed every where and
has been corrected by the free use of the press.
| In those countries in which Agriculture has
| attaued its highest perfection, that excellence
| H. beer preceded By IabOfiOns efforts 10 eel
| Iect facts, aud by numerous publications plac.
| ing those facts within the reach of all By
| communicating generally the systems and eX
| peiimeDtS Of all by free Interchange OF in
| formation theacquisitions Of Que neighborbood
become the property Of all useful practices
| and implements become generally known and
bad habits, which have been transmitted un
examined from Father TO Sou, will be exposed
and discarded.
Wetinst that you will cheerfuly Cooperate
| with the Society, aud will, by communicative
| the information requested give yOnr aid TO the
| promotion of design undertaken with the
hope of serving the best interests of Our Couu
| try.
Weare very respectfully, Sir, your humble
serygis, = ,.,o,
JOHN MARSHALL,
JOHN COAI1ER,
JOHN WlCkuAh,
JOHN ADAMS.
| RcsOIrfd, That ihe Commiiiee ofCorrespon
dence be Instructed w address aieiter 10
gentlemen iGeach Of tie seuaIoria
Districts in Ius state, "a the name and or
| behalf Of lins Society, requesting then
to communicate 10 this society, as soon y!
they can make il convenient. TAIL iUdOrisA
ton Of the present stale % A gficniiuTe ~ ihei
Irrespective districts, siatiug The general qualiI,
nf thc soil ;the ciopx tint ars cultivated io
market aud Tor consumption ON the farm lh,
sotatio1 Ia which the respective crops suecee,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23

=. ,,.. COMMUNICATIVE.
lohn jones, Car WlLLiAa II. COUSINS of Dinw ID
aie, To Miss MARTHA ROBINSON, daughter OF ,be
lat. Kew. petri RoLi,sYE, OF Nsuowxb
At cherrl hui, ON tuesday, the 18Th inst by I'M.
Kew John ayrcs, the Rev. LIVINGSTON WALH Err 10
,he ainiaDie aud much admired Mrs. LUCY DAMS OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23

~ Annuai Sale Of Peajtentia,y Goods. q
WE ANIMAL sale Of PENi TENrMRY GOODS, adver
IL tsed To take place on the DIST instant il PoSr
poNED un.l Tuesday, tGe 5th Of May.
, NJ ii. RICE, Agent for Sales.
ApIH -. LIZ. ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23
A Lease Of Goal IaMd for soIe


WILL be offered 10 the highest bidder for cash
" ppOu the premises IN the county Of Chesterfield
about 8 miles above Richmond, on James liver ,he
interest which the Subscribers hsd IN certain lease
obtained Of ain. Martin and Jordan Martin Of said
county, in tie name Sf Branch Z. Archer Co IL he
the OptnfCn OF some gentlemen that coal NAV he found
upon The land leased. And 1t is the opinion of IA ann
seTibets, that u would not cest more than three mr.
four thousand dollars to sinh To the cnffemen
wishing 70 purchase, have view Of The lease by
applying to the Subscribers, the cierk If Chester
neiu cVhnV oSuIt BRANCH 4. ARCHER,
Aprli2S. ~. wM. ARCHER
NOTlCE.......on ~ 10Th ddJ o. AprIs 1ooL 80
4 John woods boat, Harry, head man "a hootiny
plank And on the 10th, took from Nilliuer Gov -
George, one small bag Of oats and one Of mel "a
on TIE same day, ! TOOK from Moses Heple,,s bo,t
tbtee bags OF corn, about bushels IN all rbis il ~
nloI he persons losing such things TO call and see
Iii Rr2se properly pay charges, aud take it, Or
T aPIil -. lis..wls Inspector If BouIs TocEs
M ARSHAL's SALE.-By virtae OF a decree 40 lilo
- superior court Of cbaHcery for the Richmond dis
tct made on the list day " Jny 1918 In tbe as =,
Nenolas, Attorney General, against Waden's sdnin.
lsustors-Wul be seid, at King william ConrIbonse
on monday the ram day Of Jfnv nat AT oubtic ane
ton, to The highest bidder for cash yauable vFGpo
| crop bands. j. 0UEHRsN.r - avs esoF,lep'
hpri2J. - "a.
| 'kWiRfY DOLLARS REWARD ---I,s0s,s,v ,,,,o- ,I,s
| - service oi ihowas Fowler, 4bort - months age
negro man aame6 navy belou,ivs ~, lie ,' - y,
"0. Salmon, dec. re is ahont % wear. old 40
| CONFESSION, ana abOnts middle stature. His ,,oiber
| uei0ug5 10 Ms. HefHdrd, residing In ivpetbugs
Nhete IS probable ICE he fgynd ~ be has sho,, ~
Imposition 20 70 op tie river rs 6oattnsn ;I,s
tD"ye rs"tfd w ne Fisen, II delivered ~ one or : 81
~ stcrfedi n any jail so that ret him aa.if. - ~
! JOHN LEWIS, GNardi0n
| c.,, JoTt GO orFhans cfH1g. Saia0u, aec
'"ocbiahds april ~ ia ists
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23

~ OiiCE.--1be members OF the Disnhi S"lI p
Land Company notified, thai the 18th Gayt of
aai next the period Fixed by law for the regular 81
hnai meeting OF The company at SrEolk. pnnctla
attendance, In person is earnestly solicited. as la H.
nrss Of importance, connected with the future opc =
lions oil the company, will occupy then ate alton
THOMAS GRIFFIN, Senior ban1ger.
Yorktown, April %. 1881
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23

ca, iwa COATS, one black aud the other
h.nc, manufactured by MIR. HiRsT, Of
Yorkshire, has been received there as a
rres.ia 10 the President OF the u. States.
This ciolir sells III England for HOS. ster-
iinga yari.
New YORK, April IS. The ship Maria
Theresa will probably saiiloday for ilavre,
rs she only waits for wind. s!,e llas on
board six meii and two girls, I,hc Onci-.
da tribe of Indians, accompanied by Il
gentleman. rs Interpreter. Among the
number, is chief, 81 years Of age. The
girls, one o! whom is very handsome,
are both related 20 The Chief.
The Steam thip.-Capiain Marsh, of The
sloop Nmrod, arrived at Georgetown, S.
c. Informs, that OF Saturday the 81 inst.
off Rosian Island, he saw the new and cl-
egant steam ship Savannah, performing
her first trip from New York, tor Savan-
nah. Capt Marsh was AT u considerable
distance from her, but represents ner as
forming the most maj estic appearance of
any vessel Of her tonnage he had over
seen, and as making The most ast0nish-
ing progress.
Il was Reuiicaed in our paper yester-
day, that the u 5. steam boat Western En-
gineer. would only navigate the Missouri
and It's tributary streams the first season,
not recollecting that the Yellow Stone
River is tributary TO the Missouri, and
consequently will not be visited the first
season. Mere. Ado.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23

1t any one can doubt for \ moment,
whether tic mole of interpreting The CON
sii;uiion, as delivered III Tie opinion Of
the Supreme Court. is emphsiicallv 4
party question, lie is referred 10 Tx doc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23
GOOD NEWS FROM MAINE.

Our Correspondent wrIies from Bath,
under date Of 9th April, tina, Cumbcr-
cue,y district IN Maine you'd return repub-
Hcan Senators-giving nine republicans
from that District. Judge Hill, repub-
lcaD, is thought TO be elected to Congress
from the third Eastern District"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23

The person who sci Oliver Evans fac,o-
nv on fire, has been unprecedented and has
confessed the fact. He is IA lad of about
30 years of age, and was not induced by
any motive 10 commit the aet, but that OF
wanton and unprovoked mischief.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23
BaltimOre to p;ckn,ouII
April %

"a Travellers from Baltimore to
I'd KichlnoR5 (ya.) and from Rich.
gSSe------.S - hlond 10 Baltimore. are Informed
SsxSs-5ztzSsEs that Tue Steamboat WASHING
sSz,zs<<ses<szzs ION, will leave Washington City
every day, except Sunday at
noon ana arrive at Potomac Creek at7 p. NJ where IL
will be Met by line of stages which will arrive a, r,s
dericksbuTg, by 81, Il. NJ. same DAYS Leave FIeicr
icksbuTg every day except Salaay at p Al ayrvs a.,
the steamboat by T. p. NJ. and al Washngron CIV The
neStmornng by s'ciock. ~ 49,
BY this arrangement travellers leaving Baltimore in
me morning., will sleep at Frederick sburg the same
Ihght and dine In R,chnond the next day :-36 hours
from Baltimore.
travellers from the southwark, will leave Richmond
III the morning. sleep board the boat ana arrive a,
mond. ~ 'N'N"
n The carriages and horses on this route are good
aho he accommodations calculated TO ensure comfort
10 travellers. April ~ ~, sSr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

NIRIiNtA ELEC IiONS.
DELEG ATES 10 THE NEXT LEGIyL I7URE'
Prince Edrard -Edward Booker. Ii. Z Wat
kiss"
Backinghao,-C Charles Yancey, John ]. Bo.
cock.
Frankiii- w foods,
Norfolk COaaty,--Mordecai Cook, John
Hodges"
Madison-Iinn Banks, Robert Hill.
Cntpeper-Ambrose II. Hill, George Flick.
lin.-
Dinwiddie-E. l.. Pegram, Burweil Good.
Botetourt-Gen. Brackenridse,s Jesse Row.
land.
Mecklenbmg-P. b. Burwel, David Shell.
tom,
mot ofthe last legislature.
CONGRESS.
In the district OF Prince George, &c. Doctor
Jones is elected by aOrity of 10 VOTES, in
the place of Gen. Pegram.
Thomas Newton is elected in Norfolk dis.
trict, without opposition.
Charlotte aud Buckingham gave majority
of 81 votes for John Randolph IMP Edward
the votes were Randolph 2g6, Austin z.
e9-We have no doubt Mr.. Ii. will be elected.
Meek lenbnrg-A alexander, 42S-Fieid, 2I-
Wyche, II. Mr.. AS present majority, 4sS.
In Hardy county, Mr.. Van Sweariugem oh.
tanned l3S votes, aud Mr.. CoIsIon % PreseHt
majority tor the former III: Hampshire aud
Jefferson counties yet to vote.
STATE SENATE
y
of SIS votes over Mr.. Mallory Present
majority for Dade 226.
ALEXANDRIA, April IO.-An Election was
held on Friday, the 9th instant, a; " oodsiock
Va. for member of congress (from Shcuan
doah and FIederic) and two suitable persons
for the legislature: when, OH Comparing the
votes, for congress, capt. JARED WILLIAMS
had majority of 453over his opponent, gen
Smith. And oil counting the votes for ID
member 10 tile assembly, from Shenandoah.
they stood thus:
Joseph SpengIer SIS
MajorJ. Colsille 327
Mr.. Steenbergen 2o2
Messrs. SpeDgler aud ColVile" elected
Herald.
STATE OF THE POLL IN LoUDouN COUNTY.
For Congress
c. r. Mercer. $50
For The State Senate.
w. Il. Fiizhugh. $50
For the House Of Delegates.
+. Balls 3Si
S. &. Rosrel,' 3S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23


Henry tIus, adni'or Of Thomas u. Davis and Betsy
Davis, ElizabtthR. a. r. T. Davis aud Alexander a.
Davis orphans OF Thomas u. DAVIS, dec. by the sa;d
Henry Fis their g9fdfan specially appointed g.
fend them in this snit John Aston and Jane his wife
Lewis Hazard and Susanna, his WIFE, Ichn Davis,
atnOT Of Joshua Davis. dec Elizabeth a. Dayis Blk
Of Joshua paws, dec. by the said John Davis, Their
guardian, specially appointed to defend them In tins
snit Martha DAVIS infant daughter Of Edward DAVIS,
dec. by w,T. Scott, her guardian, specially sppointca
TO defend her 10 this suit VIM. Scott and Mary, bis
vie, sdm'ers ef Edward DAVIS, dec. aud Thomas Da-
Vs......................... ieitHGaNfS.
This on this day 10 be heard on the Lil
the Of The defendants, VIM. Scott aud iis ~
Martha r. Davis aud an exhibit aud as The defeH.
dants Henry FITS Betsy Davis John H. Davis Eliza.
beth y. A.. r. 7 laws, John Aston and vile, and
Lewis Hazard ard wife, By publication in the mod.
prescribed by Law against absent defendants, In The
several decrctal orders taking the hill Tor confessed
which appear to have been duly executed. was a.
ened bJ counsel ON consideration hereof the cont
DOH order that the paintiG render, before commits
sioner ~ the court account ofbis administration Of
the estate of his estator tbattbe defendants william
Scott ard Mary, bis vie, render account Of heir
administration Of the estate Of Edward Davis, their .
estate that the defendant. John Davis TeIsysr an
account Of his administration Of tie estale Of Joshua
Davis, his iniestaie and thai the defendant, Henry
Fits repdef account of bis adainisTatiOn Of lie
estate Of ThomasH. DAVIS, his inleslae, ane Of bis
payments account Of the demand Of the plaintiff
before tie same commissioner WHO is directed TO e1.
anime state and settle The said accounts and make
report thereof 10 the CONT with ans matters specially
stated, deemed pertinent by himself or hich may lie
required b, the parties 10 he STATED.
copy, Tsste, wA. W. HENiNG, G c.
Commissioners once. Richmond. March 40 1919
The p0rtics interested requested 70 fnIe ,ofce
fh0f Jhdrroyp0inted TIE 2sfh dov ~ Sgag n.1f To
commence me accounts dir6cfed ~ Tic abOre order
10 otfcgd NJ ng cFcc, in Ills citg arith f5sy, ne.
cunts md toaehers ,Cgdy Jor csonnafioa d,,i ses
HemcR'. JOHN BRYCE, Ne. =
epIu 70. 1855.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23

EstSr NORTHERN POTATOES, for seed III . ~
ID rels, for sale by koBERT ABRATT, Ia.
April %. IIs..ait
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23

NEW YORK, April iv.-Affer tke prevalence
OF fresh eas;erly wind tropi Friday evening" 10
Saturday noon. with ucc asional Show err fosnt
nan past o clock the horizon was rcmariab;y
datkened by thick clouds itbeca!ae NECESSARY
10 usht cauoies IN many houses, * every thing
appeared like afisr ttcihght Jnabsut ali hour
the most vivid Dash of iighluim. almost ever
Witnessed was instantly followed bya trsnien-
dous trighttul crash of thunder and the rau
commenced TO fail in torrcuts. TIE tempest
continued for about an honr n quarter, Is hen
lie wind shifted 10 n. j.. * the storm abated.
Outing this time ,he iightniEg was almost inces.
SAM, with heavy thunder. 10 add 10 The ierrors
ct the scene, the cry of fire was sounded tliro'
the streets. and it was found that the schr.
Thames, lying at Coffee House slip, nearly
loaded with valuable cargo for Richmond,
was on hie. The lightning stack her
icfemast, which IL shiveied. Throwing The
Siii'iiers 10 considerable distance, descend
edto The forecastle and held, passed thron.b
tue side Ut the vessel, and spent itself
IN the water. Foui men who we're in the fore.
castle were wounded, two OF them severely.
Dat we understand not dangerously Tile
cargo was considerably injured by lie fire,
and by the water from the epet.e5 and ihass.,s,
the flames we're soon extingusi.vd some OF s;.s +
boxes were burnt 10 coal. ~ the same tine
dwelling house IN Elm street in Tie ie4r ri
81 Broadway was ssuck, ard tie roof coiSi-
derably injured, The Rope u ak a; Gsoss,
lyn owned hy MFR. BaiDaiine MAS d so stuck.
the head house and aboui 20 feet Of The walk.
with quantity of Temp aud yarns, aud Gle
principal part ofihe machinery OF The estsss.
lishmen', was destroyed. ! par; Of lie atf
yohiing Rope WaiS, owned by Cottfei ard
Maitiu, WAS pulled uo"ii, Il save it!iOIl TIE
iidincs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-23

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