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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-05-03
SPANISH 60 SlIYUTIoN.

SHC D0StOn Oaliy huVtrtSCr conta!ilS
the following summary Of The provIs.
ions OF the Spanish Constitution:
The supreme power Is III the hands oi
the people, VINO alone have authority to
make Fundamental laws. Every citizen
OF the otate Is bound 10 support the pub
hc burthens, and defend his country.
The Legislative power Is exercised by a
Cortes, formed anew every two years
the slttings OF this Cortes are pubic, aGd
the persons oi It's members are inviolabie.
The king may refuse hi, consent TO a
hw, TN, only lor two years. 1t it is a.
greed OH for the third time by The Cor.
rs, he must grant his consent to it at
the close OF the slttmgs of the Cortes.
A certain number of the members re-
main assembled, to Call il together in
case oi necessity. The executive pow.
q is in the hands Of the king His per.
son is nlviolable but he is not able,
without the consent OF the Cortes, either
to leave the Kingdom, marry, abdica,e,
or make any cessions, conclude any alii-
ances, or enter into any negotiations for
subsidies. lie can grant especial privi.
kges to no one, and has not the power
arbitrarily to punish any man. The
Ministers are responsible. |. Besides the
Ministers, there is q Council of state.
The judicial power is entirely indepen-
deni---no man can be deprived of the
right oil lawful trial. lre freedom of
the press, with suitable guarantees, is SC.
oured.--The Constitution regulates the
order Of succession, and provides that
the Cortes shall have power to exclude
from the succession any person incapa-
bic OF governing, or who shall have done
any thing to merit being deprived of the
crown.
The Constitution was completed by
the general and extraordinary Cortes,
Marsh 10, 1912. King Ferdinand re-
turned to Spain from his captivity in
March, 1914 He wasinvited to come
to Madrid to acr~pt the Constitution and
assume the. reins of government. He
made no answer to this invitation tor
some tine, but fixed his residence in
Valencia, where the MOBILES and prelatcs
gathered round him, and where many of
the members ofthe Cortes, disunited a.
mong themselves, also joined him. On
the fourth of May he issueda proclama-
tion, in which he declared the Cortes an
illegal body, and pronounced the Con-
stitu,inn ssibversive Of the regal authori-
ty. He declared that it was his royal In
tentiop not to swear, or accede to the
Constitution. and declared it null, en,irc.
" a5rogated. and without any obligation
on his subjects He ortleged the Cor
tcs to cease their strings, commanded
that their. place OF meeting should be
shut up, and declared that those who
should oppose this dccfyc, should be
held guilty of high treason, and be pun
ishcd with death. The Cortcs were o.
bliged to submit to this decree, the prin-
cipal members were arrested and impris
oned, and many were banished. From
that date the King has governed without
regard to the Cortes OF the Constitution
One or two unsuccessful efforts have
bscn made to revive ti,e Constitution.
but they have been speedily subdued,
apd cruelty punished.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-05-03

Some people are III the habit of throw
ing broren glass bottles, &c into the
middle oil the streer--rhere is danger III
it--for should ,he glass penetrate. the feet
of horse ii might be attended with seri-
Gus consequences to the rider. "A WORD
TO the wis, is sufficient
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-05-03

WASHINGTON CITY. April 20.

The Sword voted to Col. Richard NJ.
Johnson, by aresolution Of Congress, il
testimony Of their high sense oil his gal
lantry and good conduct, in the decisive
battle on the Thames, in Upper Canada.
during the late war with Great Britain.
was presented to that gentleman yester-
day, BY the President of the United
States. The Heads Of Departments,
and many members of both Houses ci
Congress attended, to witness an honor
not less distinguished than il is deserv-
cd.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-05-03
From the Baltimore Patriot. april 2S.
POSTSClPT!
Letter to the Editor, dated at Washings
x&&<0<~NS&S-

Letter TO the Editor, dated az asnIngs
ton, last night.
SIR am ibis moment informed,
from authority that lean rely upon, thas
Gen. WIVES adswer 10 the last note OF
MIR. Adams, has been entirely nnsaiis.
factory. The negotiation OF Course is
at an end; and the Spanish Minister will
leave Washington in a few days on his
way home. Congress will receive a
message on the subject tomorrow os
next day.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-05-03
THE MINT.

p There were coined last wear in the y.
aited States Mint, l,725 pieces Of gold
coin, 2.352,0oo pieces Of silver coin. and
2o7l,0oo pieces Of copper coin--value
81 AIS, ,32S.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-05-03

committed. My onl, wish is, thH I
bad i,-in my power to make restitution
TO the woman l have made aidow-to
the children have made fatherless. !
indulge no hope Of pardon. My only
trust for mercy is in the redeeming blood
of Jesus. Tins is all | have to sly.
The Court can now pass the sentence oI
the law upon me-"
Hutton replied he had nothing to say.
In the admonition of Chief Justice Dor
sey, previous to Pronouncing the SEN
tence, he said 10 the prisoners +
when you arrested Heeps, he pro-
tested he knew you not; he offered you
The booty he snpp!icsted for mercy, in
the nan,e of his wife and children; the
heart rerdipg appeal passed UNDECIDED
You seized upon tine spoil, and dclibe-
rately sent the victim of yonr bloody
hands to another, and, trust, better
world. Such is the sad tale of your
misdeeds.
He then, afer admonishing them to
repentance, and iniorNing them that the
doors 0. mercy, in this world. are bar
red against them, pronounced the awful
sentence Of death, with the invocation OF
the divine mercy upon them.
The Delaware Gazette, Of April l8,
states that the awful sentence OF the law
was that day executed on William Piper,
for the killing ofhis mother. Drunken
ness is SAID TO have led TO the commits
sion of this dreadful crime. On his
standing up in the cart, his countenance
j, represented to have been most fright
ful. He attempted to speak to the spec.
ta,ors, but only uttered the broken SEN
tence, "Oh! all these people ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-05-03
New.York, April 25.

New ork, April 70.
The Insurance Offices of this CITY,
have presented Capt. Cahoone, OF the
Revenue Gutter, with very elegant Sill
yer Pitcher, in testimony Of their appro-
baton for his services in protecting and
saving the property Of the ship AmericG,
which was lost on our coast last winter.
WHfLES.-For the last ten DAYS
large shoals of Sperniaeeh Whales have
been seennear the Long Island coast and
in the neighborhood Of Sandy Hook.
On "Wednesday last, large sperm
whale grounded near the point of Sandy
Hook, and, in the course of the last
week. eight or nine were seen anSide sf
The Hook.
The pilot.et Clinton, fully prepared
for the occasion, sailed yesterday after-
noon on whaling voyage.
.dr-ioai ofthe D S GigaH Constetiaiea
NoRFoLK, April "a The United
States trigate Constellation, flag ship Of
the squadron which left the Chesapeake
in ,Novcmbet last. under the command
Of Commodore Morris, for South Amc.
rica, came in from sea on Saturday about
2 O'Clock and anchored in Hampton
Roads The same evening. The Constel-
lation took her departure for the United
States at Monte Nideo. on the 29lh OF
Feb. with the rest of the squadron, con-
sisting Of the frigate John Adams, Capt.
Wadswor,h, snd schooner Nonsuch,
Capt. Turn~---touched at Martinique
M the 9th inst, and sailed thence for St.
Thomas, where she left the John Adams
on,the 18th (lhe Nonsuch not having ar
riyed) and sailed for the United States.
,eCnionsl s. Halsey, American Consul
at Huenos Ayres, has come home III the
Constellation.
The Constellation having sprung her
bowsprit. will remain here Until sse is
fitted with new one, when we under
stand, she will immediately put 10 sea a.
gain,
Cheap Shda.--We find i stated by
some of the Philadelphia papers. that 50
uncommon is the run Of this fish tie
present season, that six fresh shad had
been sold in their market for one. cent.
)ne lot Of $50, rather under size, were
sold for quarter of a dollar.
THE MINT.
There were coined last wear in the y.
aited States Mint, 81, 723 pieces OF gold
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-05-03
From London papers to March 8, via Hahf.x.

w DOHr M n III II Os
1t is rumored, that though The pub
lie accounts tor the current Quarter will
exhibit falling off in the trade OF the
country to the amount OF some millions,
there will, OH the whole revenue, be 10
deficiency; but, on the contrary, includ
ing the last new taxes, considerable
surplus. otar
A miif, of rank is said to be III custo-
dy for forging 8 bills Of 6,000l each on
banking house. Go. Oh.
1t is stated that dreadful lire has ra.
ged in Uskar, in the Province of Got,ln-
gen, in the Hanoverian Dominions, in
which between 6 and 700 houses de-
stroyed, together with the celebrated
Old Church, OF that place, reported to
have been built about the year o72. So
general was the conAagra'lon, that scarce
ly vestige OF that ancient place re-
mail-s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-05-03
FROM KINGSTON. MARCH ls.

"1'he u. ,. brig OF war Enterprizc,
of 10 gus, 1T. Kearney, from cruise
in the Gull OF Mexico, anchored at Port
ROYAL yesterday she gave Fort Charles
a salute Of Is guns, which was returned
with the like number.
Coffee of good quality was publicly
sold yesterda, AT 81. los. lOd per
100 lbs. Tor $40, 90 l 2 cts. per 100 los. J
g Sugar IN quantity was also sold at
81 6s. and Sd. per 100 lbs. Tor 8 7 per
100 lbs.)
"A report prevailed at Carthagena on
the Sd Of March, that the Patriots wonld
soon attack that city, and with such
force as TO ensure success.
!" Ii appears from the e@most accurate
accounts, that there have been imported
from Africa to Havana, from the year
1870 to 1915, l59.73l slaves. ln
1916, 1922, and m 1917, Is, 56O."
London dates to the 10Th March, have
been -Jceived at Norfolk. Nothing par
liculariy interesting had transpired 1t
was said iha, The late Conspirators had
been tried, and 7histiepood, and seven
or eight others, had been found guilty ol
High Treason, and committed to the
Tower.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-05-03

IThe cases ofisl2. wa-~snsposed
Of I04 members. BY the Constitution<
of that year, a population of 20, ,oC0 is
entitled to member. r.-Estimating the
population of spain at ten millions, the
next Ccrtes may contain l42. They
meet annually.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-12
FOR TILE ENQUIRER.

10 x. J. Meigs, ir Esq. p. Nj. G..
SiR-H las often been said of men, that
as hey approximate to oM age, Mey increase
en- avarice If weahh and pomer Whether
M'S arises from tie accunlutdting StreneM
81 habit, or from decreased abiiify for otIe,
eYOyments, or from some other cause isa
question leaue for physioiogists to decidc.-
Withem seeking for the cause, tie effect of
Doth these principles is manifest IL. you. md
wIthom being attended by tint communion.
'0hich alone can render them toierdjie in a
public cBfcer. 1 wiH not say that that cam
pa"'on ShsUtd be unimpeachabLe integrity. -
oW as pubic man you idck one other qna.
uy-ohtch is the more objectionable. because
IS perfectly IN your poWer to possess IL
ana fhdt IS ministry, or common application
to business. There are men Dih natn,a[ Ia.
teHS out httte superior to your ovu, ,Cho Have
acquired an honest fame fiem making Them.
series nsJd by SieaoIy attentiom o. business.
o"da dborious application to tie |aithfid in.
0esfig'hon Of all subjects Of public nature.
aoh'ch their official station made IL hei, dutg
20 examine. Men Of ordinary capacities.
paced I" mighty responsible stations, must
i9Oor 10 supply tie tack Of talent if Mey irish
20 P'eSerre tie public cOnfdeAce. That dc-
pafmfm Of or government 1rhich has been
cO"f"t''ted 10 your SnperiHteH0aRce, mt oniy
requires mind 10 direct IL to adrantage, fer
t"e, vigorous and dcti0e, but there sionMbe
united ~ith IL stern and injaeribie integrity
'0h'ch wiH kaOw no other distinction Jetmces
men and things, but toLat is characterized bg
TIght and wrong. But whdt shaH be nongb.
OF man, 'chO By some for,uifous ciycnm
stance IS placed an poper, Jor uoLich he ,cns
nerer qualified by natural or acquired obih
ifies torgetfm of the duties thus incumbent
upon, h'm, lounges, OF doacs array one half of
we day, ana dn'7ng tie other pertcrms Guic
|9r no pnbhc business relying entirely mon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-12

Mr. Masill from the snine confmif,ee n,e
sented resolution in Favor ct di,oIcing Peter
Mixers ofW y,he, from his wife DapLnis--it ap.
pearing 10 She committee. ihat after having
lived with him more than 10 years, aud borne
him children {; she had about eight Years
ago abandoned her hushand-th a sboi [
lime previous 10 her dsseriou. he had caught
one Joseph Davis in scd with her, and STAGE
quitting him sle had become am abandoned
ntosti'ute:-on notion. however. this resolu-
ton was disagteec 20 by the House.
"A petition from sun'lIy iahabi.auts of Uar-
risnh County Tor reducing conStabicS' tees was
referred TO The C.. tor T.. OF J.
Petitions were prespnteu-frotn sundyy in
habitants ct Southampton PRAYING that that
part OF the county in which they reside may
be attached TO Grecnvilie county also "A
condensation Of sundry other inianij.
aGts :--one from T. Stake of Mason for leave
10 Keep ferry across the Ohio iiver from
ma iind about eight miles above Point Pleas
ant from sundfy Inhabitants OF Wood Tor
d"ishion q! that conutl into election districts:
rom Josiah Woicoit of niomon. ALA Tor the
establishment of d ferry over tie mongolia
river AUD from Samuel CLARK present co,m.
missioner ot the revenue for III uuroe prayin:.
'hat tue county court may appoint some oia-
=. person 10 assist IN pericfiniu. the duties
vi .na' o'hce ;-Heierred 10 the l.. OF l.. ); q.
y teHu0n from the trustees of the New
Lobdou Academy Tor pecuniary aid ~ pee
vent the fetal destruciiuu OF ih.; ins ,ituiiou
was referred TO the g. OFFS auIC.
f., ieu'iohS were PreSeuted-ttom Peter ftip
ie't, an old revolutionary soldier for Il pen
sion from William Erougl an oil r-vuiu-
iionaty cthcer in the county OF Elizabeth Cttv.
requ' snug Soine provision Tor himself aud
family from George Daniel OF Westmore-
ia"a, who was wounded III 1879. being IA car
penler on board The Patriot "a leader 10 The
snip tartar OF 10 guns commanded by Capt
Richard Taylor, praying tor Il pension iio.n
john kink of honungaia. praying cpr;a!u
muster flues amounting TO 523 03) to be re-
mitted 10 him from james l.. urrer or
i'"ie'ourt, to be allowed The value at d horse.
impressed by him as deputy sheriff. which
morse died III that seryicc:-aiso a petition
rom DaDici NlrSat.n. WHO served in Tie rev.
pulmonary war, ) years, az private in Capt
Hissinss company IA The Virginia line, pray
ing the amount of his pay aud interest," scc,n
iug thereon, which IS Yet due ALI which
nelIiions wore referreh tc the G. of Claims
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-12

should hav smxna'eI lio7 re hone. ,sie een-
,lemap." The Daily Advertiser drcisrtS a
=" one of the most sincul doCumsr,s ct IL,
Kind thai we recoiieet 10 have seem and with
much spirit defends the Rirhn,nrd memorial
against the imputatiobs attempted 10 he cas-,
npcu II IN The report. Fmiher comment from
M "a unnecessary because We know ON
cause is in much better hands i'm the hands
la. the honor OF his constituents and tho ia.
terosts OF his country One word more We
should scarcely have looked for such a blow
ftom gentleman like Mr. B tldwin-io whnsn
intelligence aud imtrrpi'li,,, the snuihe,n pee
pie feel themselves in some respects SO hmch
Indebted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-12

ftsfERbAf, inr H. ~ - alieed "a The anerdmert
rF"pese % TIE Senate Ia tie TtsoHiicu uf tie Ususe
(Which hAed he ~ hin.t as the day e.tcung Sen
"t"T OF thc u & tue place occupied b) sr j. Pa beor
Gay he 18Th January.
Hr A';!er asreeabIy to The nsuce be gave on fhda;
Yesterday 'H9"ed the icluwne resolution RsSefB.d
that leave tie giveu 10 br.ngu hill 10 i,dtcr M.
wages Oi The hetEb.T5 Of tie GerrrHi AssrnAi,
Mr. Bu'On moved 10 am. nj thc resolution hy addun
'hrIetO: shd an tbe UiicsIs Of The Commonwealth,
whose salaries can Ice cOusutOEsIly tedrcta -" Jbts
amendment vas agreed to by m3j1iHy as We Enceg-
stand, OF about 3 or 10.
Tue question then put on the resolution "a q .
nendeh td"en b) ayes aud noes aud carried ayes Ig
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-12
LANI FOR SAFE

y M DESTROYS Of selling the valuable lille Farm
"htfeoH iofmefl hVei. IN Louisa. lying en Ire
Seuihahna river adjoiidhg IsLccyUlIe and vuhn or
miles al the courthouse. his tract CONTAINS 35a gcfes
"ne ihmd 81 wEirb Is ttme Inv grounds ibeie Is Il
rO'd dwelling h. use ard an txcei nI ofchstf. tina
whole "i the cfop ands (arou 2GU acrs) aIt IN bgy
improved state and sci iu clover
There ate several acres Of icfd grass and timriIy
meadow. Adjoining this, itact 81 eco aC,es aIiG.,
pcber VOID iaud. NINE aud The he qnarti, belong.
ins I" MI John 1. BtaGp, fUi sale ch purchaser
81 tie hrst might wish 10 POsscss CaJd. ma pen.
dleton, lying IN the rtghb hood vii shtw ihe pr.
peir, and IS tnp1"eIed t. tr It or appira-
ton MA lie r.aGs ~ me, living IN Co"cLtdnd
Zee ~ 64..wtf NNuBEW KHAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-12
70 SPOKYSWEN.

1870 MC tIGiii-Ge MIAMI
/ RESPECTFULLY Informs the c,ti1ens Of ricl,nops
-. "aneuestei "ho the surrounding connlty thai he
@ wen kho"H mouse formerly occupied by M SAM,
te oec Oh Inc Main street up pr.je III, n . an,
"''e "neIe lie VIII cohiiaae, by unreuitIrc e,,iou
oeNery branch r MS proiessi merit ,bat rc,u
idgeHeht which has been TO liberaly shown him liz
-, ,, ", dn eieeant ana general assortment OF
e'ery aitlcie necessary Tor spertsuen OF H. mrs
rowling reees. Pistols, Rifles. with or withnu, Laii
ugse's, ralent Breech, Double aud Single Twi,red
L"eAs aud Mounting, Of every description rad, 1,r
completing ant orders be may receive Rro1iT, ,,us
70 guns, pistcis, &c. according the latest iuutnye
menls. The work done by him may be n.i,+,-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-12
Goa Londs, 81. J0l Sac.

10y virtue Of a deed Of uus executed to The sabsefi
- Der bS Rohcit WILKINSON. aud Of record ~ the
CLERKS ointe OF the coun'y couI Of Chrstttrcid
VIII nc sold for cash, II the said Nhkms MS
dTtlInF house. ntar The alMines, oa ne 5M am
" JaRaoTR 1871, The foIi"wing pfoye,., raj asd
personal, to vii foiJ i've aces ef ldd houafcd by tue
dnas ~ MARTIN RatcJ estate the lands ~ uauit "a
bne's estate. and The lands ~ Haley toe also foriy.
I'VE acres "f lsud, bCunded by The anGs 81 Haiiin
haeJs estate, the lands ~ said wilkinson The ia1ks
Of HALEY Cote, aud tie lands commonly kn0vn aud
called the dover iUs. aHd the tiact ~ land common.
" tailed The Us0H pits also thirty i've acres Of land
Bounded by TOE lands e iialey Cole William filson
ahd tue iiaci 81 l4Uf commonly called the dos pts
also I'VE eqnai bui undivided tWemcihs Of itg acres
cOmmouy called ibe dover pits; also valuable nc.
gi"es one fitng chair, one carriage Stock ~ cors
sheep aud hoss-and all the household aud kcttn fus.
niere 81 the SAID wkinsoH. iuf the puiposs ~ sa8.
fjng the gebi5 specified in said detdA more psfticu.
Jar description % the agd deemed nnnecesaty -
" 10 prtsuined that those inclined purchase Nn view
The same pfeviOHs 20 tie day % sale NJ Ni.lins n
lives GA ue premises, abd all gi,c aay infrtNlsdrs
which may ~ requested.
iw convey ihoiij'e Ts;;sd tn NE by the ,slf decd
Of rdst - RyKg GOT, Ttas'.f.
Zee. o, G3 Ids
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LEGISLATURE or HIRGfNIA.
EXTRACTS FROM TIE JOURNALS OF THE HOUSE

LAIHhCIs FKUM IHL JOURNALS OF THE HOUSE
or DELEGATES.
fTtdoy, Drc. GA communication was re.
ceived from the Senate. statuz t'.ai they had
asreed to the resolutions OF the H0usr, fof
laying the journals of the Executive, md of
the Boards OF Public Works, and the Literary
Fund, before The General Assembly
An engrOsscd bill concerning cerfsin taxes
on law process 10 the county of GioHcesirr''
was read 81 time, passed, and seut TO tie Se-
nate
MIR. Magiil from TIE c. Of g, o. ). prcscot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-12

IL -. g., .sas -" -ntsa to JOHN GIiAHAB deceased.
4 "fe requested To nrake payment tmn.eGiaely
aS an drsT"ns OF closing the administration as soon
as possible and therefore cannot grant indulgence 10
any body. WALTER Dun LSecntnr
- of oh Gal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-12

ecj~ Bddindge apart, we regard Mr.. Bdldwin's
call itl) as " something 10 use hiso Own Words
OF character perfectly HoUeI, Introduced in a
mauner. il is believed, SO totally unprecedented
in the Legislature history Of he country as well
Inconsistent with the Te.pect due 10 the { PeO-
pIe) of The nation, that il is felt to be duty
To notice IT," We find the sentiment of ipdig.
nation warm and general. 1t is Do' confined o
thI. city--it perVades The the Delegates OF
Virginia, now here assembled. II extends 10
New NoTk.....1bree OF The newspapers OF
that city, ct different politics have, as il
were al the same time given vent TO those
generous feelings OF indignation which snch
document is calculated to inspire. Tie
Evening Post cannot permit such an
official paper 10 60 forth 10 the public. uuac
ton. II petition is couched in decent
terms. IL IS entitled to commitment it not. let
u be thrown under Tie table; but once deiv-
cred To committee, IL is protected by the
rules OF decorum. FROM all disrespcctiul aud
Offensive treatment 10y the committee. To de-
pait from this course u.s., we conceive, not only
nndlgpihed, but " amounts 80 nothing less Than
TO discourage aud thus indirectly destroy the
method OF resort, fof the interpOsiton OF tie
national councils. As this is the first occur
renee Of the kind, we takelesye for ourselves,
TO rrotrsi against IFS brCOmiDg precedent 30
suail not Sat any rate, pass in silent acquies-
cence." The National Advocate pTonOunt cs
this singular report" 10 I've an attack on
the petitioners, and defence OF MIR. Baldwin :;
AVID really we are mnch surprised, that do
cuTert SO ugcouf'ecus, II cot urdisrHird
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-12

THE large 0iaie Elephant,
VAN he exhibited In this city Ma,it TO s70rrov
eee"Rg.-ih'se that have not ,ieWeG this Uon.
monster, have an opportunity Of seeing Ihs day
Dec ~. n,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-12

DaHk ~ tie Valley ~ YiTgiNjI. Nor. a. Is7o-
He ANNUAL NETTING OF the Stockholders, Tor
o" ho"day The Grst day Of JeRVafy nett.
nc. = b2.wiw- LhWtS HOFF, Ca-h'r.
ghb subscriber wishes l. uire aDo.t s0 ,,,e,, sTd
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UaRrheSfer and PeGrrsGnyg I9TNpike tO0lyoVg.
NIX John iurpih. Superintendent WiiI atlrid III Tie
w sycamore Tavern IN Petersburg. on the ISt an.
i9tb instant ahd al tue Exchange Manchester Oh
The 2tst aud 22d prepared pay III aud tahr up all
bones given for the hire Of laDorers tie pIrsen,
by order OF The Board of Directors
JAMES ERaSDEE, CIeta
N: B. The Directors sishto hire a nuinb.r of ial,o1
trs Tor The ensuing year, for whom tar rice will he
gVen-ihose inclined engage such TN Iheir sgryicr
are requested 10 apply 10
D d1r J t:,n,i H eny. In Manchester.
g. 1 Hs"ara p@@sh inps'er.nurs
1Ir. George Car SEN
Sfr. Rich'a L;recory sr In cbest,,oeia
Col. Ed~ard -4rehcr,
Manchester, Dec. ~. I'll