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rkUST SAIE-

RH virtue of deed trust made 10 ;he subscriber.
II ny Da'id L. Burr and vie, FRANCIS fullet aud ts
anu vincent Lea and Wifi, dated the daS of Ia.
Al Inc year 1918, aud OF ia Tie CoGrt OF ~ I'm
OF me city OF Riebuond-whI he eXpusad 10 ale a;
ancuon, on the premises, bOIidds the 2lfE dgy Of
t}'1ft neat an thai Loi of LAND The cit, OF Rich
Hond kn""h anc distinguished ia The plan oItbe sand
ci9, ny tue Number $40, ad all bnidnes aud utoys
mems tusre.h, aud whiehi known by the name OF
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OlMk.--lhe subscriber has convey cd the whole
ohls remaining esiate, both real aud personal t.
MI Patrick Gibs and Mr.. John G. Blair, hy deed of
trust dated the iih ut. and for the purposes therein
eSpTesse1. G. g. HACMIrpDo
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10 NILLERS.

10 MILLERS.
G toLoGNE ESoPUS MILL STONES. of al sizes
~ for sale by NJ n polrIauX
Dec. IL. "a ,aN,r
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eT rhe ENQUIRER Is published twice week gene
rally ant three times week dung the session the
STATE Lecfsiuturc the same heretofore FINE
D1ldrS ger ainuin, payable advance. Nutes Char.
tered specic-payng Banks, (oitg) will be received in
payment. The EDITORS will guarauiee the safety OF
ret''"g theD ny nisi the postage of all letters being
paid D. tue writers.
ST No parer VIII be disconnu 4, |but at the dscre.
ton OF ta Editors until all at.eaIages have been paid
up.
ETwhoever win guarantee the payen, OF nine pagers
ehali receive a tenth grdtis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n one Sqnsre- First Insertion, T5 ce1es--scch
confluence, 50 cents.
- NJ idvertssemeat Inherited until if hes eiths,-
beer paid for. assumed by sone person ia tals clts
or IT'S envir6HS.
.a6N. FOR LONDON,
$3.50, The Brig MECHANIC, Capt
hAcHELi, vessel Of the rst class aud carry irg
Ehds VA commence loading at City Point this
Fog freietioi so so hhd'. apply TO
Eiarch j. o1..u
II. 3. II. Nelson g. Co.
AVE JusI received genera! assortment Of SEA.
"A soNABLE GOODS. Des.s. s2..u
Coffee, Sugar, Spanish Hides, &c.
50 Bags Prime GREEN COFFEE
20 Iihds. d.. ST. eroix SUGAR
20 do. Al quality do.
1000 Spanish Elk HIDES
20 Barrels TANNERS oil,
And VIII be Landed TO-DAY from the Schr. Hamlet,
ftom Philadelphia
20 Hhds good RYE W:tiSkEYi
30 Barrels do. de-.
FOR sALE Low ny
RALSroN < PLRAsANrs.
N-tnHt' ~ ir..u
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The Union dir IurYec,

Terms of sale, y sSI So with interest thereon from
Tue 2sh dat OF January last, and the expenses
atendhg tne sale 10 be paid down cash The resiane
Of the purchase money as far shall extend 10 be
paid 40 the Following uistduenls wit Sgg33 3d. ON
the @yh January, in the jedr IS2IS 1883 So On the
2sth January, III tne year 1872 - 30 on HE 2gib
JaDuhIy, ih the year 1898 fzg3 ~, lsth ian.
III ,1eltat isIt-d TOT the surplus II any, oeditwiiI
be allowed ~ Ibe time last mentioned For tbr four
inslahehts as Gar rs they shah extend and Tor me
surplus any, lhe purchaser execute Negotiable
NOES WIN an approved eBdo ser payable al beI of
the Da"hs ia Tue city and also deed of trst on The
properly To secure the payment Of tie said nstaHens
Ss lhey small become due, 3nd Of like tenor with the
deeG Of trust 10 be acted on.
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JOSEfH s PHILIP Ai1YO,
J AVE united ia the PRACTICE OF TIE LAW
one or the other Of them will attend III,
Faious courts held IN the city az Richmond aud the
inferior and superior conrls OF King william Coocb.
iaad, Powhatan and chesterheld. Aug %.
Feb. Ia. as "a,
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IapPAhaRNOch, Ia. J0p'y "a, 1870 .
Mn. THOMAS ZONES
'Iarhe (onnip, Strife of Kentncku-

Clarke County, Stvte Of kentucky
SlR-As You are not inbabIaDI OF this stale, and
- rs yOn have known agent in this state no is
authorized TO receive money for you; hereby give
yon this notice, &bat am prepared pay Oh the fol
ing bonds given to you BY me, with the interest
this date
Que dated the 9Th October, 1871 %, for f403 TO o. and
pay able on the LIST October, ISl3un this bond paw
ent OF 900 has Deen made, aud believe endorsed
thereon.
One dated the 9th October, 1870 for f493 10 o. and
payable on the Ist October lSl4-on this bond pay.
en of 900 has been made, aud believe endoIsrs
thereon.
One bond dated the 9th octoher, 1910, for fl93
10 o, aud payable on the LIST October, 1915.
One bond dated the 9th October, 1910, for EI03
is o, aud payable on the LIST October 1910.
Aud one hOnd dated the 9th October, I6lG, fOI flp3
Is o, and PAYABLE on the LIST October, 1917.
And that shall consider myself eXenerated from, all
interest which may The same from after
this date, and shall plead ibis notice ~ bar against the
payment Of the same. LAWRENCE MUSE.
Feb. 8. S3..vbw~
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Land IN POUhatan for sale.

LIN" IN FOUHat0h TOr safe.
b'Hg subscriber wishes dispose Of or 500 acres Of
LANE lying IN the upper end OF the county Of
PnWhatan. being pari Of the Ola which he re.
siaes The greater part OF the glove land is in woode
and some Of Tst rate tobacco land. AS no one IL is
presumed, VIII purchase without rsi viewing H. far
theT description is deemed unnecessary
HENRY sRIPwTTH.
Powbatan, Nav "a. ~
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WILLIAM ARMISTEAD, JR.
/ ANING established himself King 4 Queen
courthouse, tenders his professional services to
the pnhlic.He will practice law ~ the inferior and
snptfisr courts Of Ring & Queen, King william ana
New hent aud promises the stricest attention 10 IN
business which may be entrusted to bis cave ard su
P'"'ehdahce' Feb.U. 0i..n
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FOR SALE
The fotiocing Reat Estate, in Richmond.
&rVEN LOIS IN Adams's Valley distinguished on
- plan made by Richard Young iTth June 1915 as
Nos. I, ?. "a, 9, i6 and.l7.
ONE LOT, fronting forty four feet on ID street. and
running back Tao fretio Dock street and adjoining the
iOt 81 Robert Gamble. Esq.
And one pndigided third part of TWO LOTS, each
having front % 40 feet on the Cross street opposite
10 The Bell Tavern, and IN depth about 90 feet
n Alan.
For terms, apply TO Msssrs. Cambreiina & Pearson
New York, or JOHN @. SMITH Richmond
jan. 70. LII
A LII persons indebted to JOSEPH OAR MSgAOT
stc are requested tn make payment to ire inine.
Oiaeiy, as am DESTROYS Of closing the
- soon AS possible, and therefore cannot grant iHdul
gence 10 any body. DANIEL CALL, Ex'or
Of Joseph DaTmstadt, dec.
f'n g SJ..u
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TRUST SALE.-By viItne OF deco VI lfusij daleu
the day Of JaRsaTy, 1916, OF record IN the
clerks Office OF Bath county, executed the subsCI
beers by Aaron Kee and CstbariDe his wife, for the
purpose Of securing the payment of certain sums Of
Money due Benjamin Thomson, from the said AatOu
Kee-Tbe spbscrIbeTs will, on tie I3th Hay oj Nay
Hert. II the Hot Springs in the county OF Ealh, pro
coed 10 sell. at public aHSton, for ready money,
number OF LOTS, In the town OF Wet Bath GnclndIug
the privilege Of using all the BatbS) asspeched IN the
said deed Of r1stand i've hundred and ferry Of
LAND, adjoining 10 the Hot SpTiHgs.-AIso several
likely NEGROES, for the purpose Of satisfying the
debt aforesaid.Tbe subscribers viii only convey such
title they Ivy the deed Of trust afOTesad
ALLEN TAYLOR, 1-.-
Feb On
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'l>HE subscriber has removed his Office 10 SSrneI q
4 AeanIs's building on ID street.,..ar B,,,EouuI,
Fhi's, will attend TO the business Of my office 1as
collector, ia my absence.
WILLIAM u. TAYLOR Collector
Of the 18Th District of Virginia
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4 AMI ron BANK SrOCK,-I ,r5sh 10 seq a Iy0cf
n ~ tda6 Tying la Campbell coGEty. 20 miles Iyos
bgacAb"Sg,S miles from CcnipGeIk courthouse ana
dg""f z miifS from MaKHtOn river This kr0et IL
commonly called The" Locust Thicket '-cogfnUs by
Tfcent surrey 1896 tying as sre as anu tract
ia the coHRty.--aboaf 400 acres hare been cleared
ths Distance Is covered With valuable klm6er-4 por
10" Of ~ as good tcbdccS iGnd, and tie troIe ireH
adopted 20 JdTNiiHs-H is LreLL tc0feysd ana IN,
nsgh6orhood is good Stock Of the BaHk Of the Uni.
tsf Mates Rdhk Of Virginia, or the Farmers Bank
y Virginia, troNid be taken in payment or accosqo
dating time giDen on the PHrch05e money Mr. min
iserdndeT, near Campbell courthouse -riH Sbeu
the (0Nd. HILLI5I q y E.RIy1J ETOW
RiCiuo1k Alan n
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SPANISH AMERICA.


Translated Jorsfke u oshiegtoh Ciig Gazstte.1
REPUBLIC OF VENEZUELA
JOHN BAPIlSTE ARISNEN Di OF the Lii
beratihg Order, Captain General of his Ar
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-28
COMMUNICATION.

We are much pleased TO learn, thai
the Department Of War has decided,
tina, Col. Christopher Lippit,'s regiment
Of the Rhode Island line is on the cont.
mental establishment. We arc informed,
that Judge Martin received from that DE-
partment certificate for one of the SOL
ders,who is in very INDECENT circumstan.
ces, ON "Wednesday last. If any officers
or soldiers of the revolution, who arc Il,
need of their country's aid for support,
are truly deserving objects Of such reiiess
they are the officers and soldiers Of Lip.
pitts regiment. They were under the
immediate command OF Gereral WASH.
ington, IN the winter Of l777, when they
had to endure every privation, almost.
that can be conceived of, at a time, too,
when, had not their patriotism stimulat.
ed them to have volunteered their seryi-
ces tor oIre month longer, with other
troops, Washington would have been
left without men; the new recruits net
then having arrived. In consequence Of
their stedfasiness in thus remaining In
the service Of their country, those who
are acquainted with the history of the
times will remember, every thing in tire
department where Washington was.
took turn, from the most gloomy as
pect, to that of most promising one.
The enemy was defeated at Princeton
and at Trenton. A new spirit pervsded
the United States--the Americans took
new courage every where, and Showed.
by their zeal and .ectivity in the cause.
that they were determined to be free and
independent. -ProS. Pax. ,s.,.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-28

On the lst OF June, party OF 80 men, In
the town Of Gsine, (N. Y. commenced hunt.
iug for wolves, bears, panthers, wild cats,
squirrels, foxes, rsttiesnakes, &c. &c. They
were out ,htee days. Tho number Of their
game was 5sl2.
A bass has been caught IN Connecticut.
within which was found junk 6ossie efrsm ;
supposed TO have been dropped overheard by
some unlocky fisherman, and swallowed BY
,his hard drirksr.
The American troops at Camp Missouri
are very sickly. Out oil 700 men, half were
down with the scurvy, snd tho remaioder
moro or less Affected with IL. There were
not men enough to wait on the sick snd dy
iog.--Noar'y loo men had died since their
arrival there.
1t appears from s,stencn,!in the Cincin.
natl Gazette, that the Indian tribes iohabiting
the province Of Texas, amount to about
$4,000 souls and that they can bring into
the field near 5000 warriors.
Vice President Toms pkins is elected Grand
Master Of Masons, in New-York, 10 the
room Of Governor Clinton, who declined BE-
Ing . candidate for se.electiol.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-28
foreign.
La1AS7' FROM RNOLAND,

The fast sailing ship Merchant, Fowler,
hss arrived ct New-York, 10 33 days from
Liverpool, bringing dates TO the 18th May.
II is asserted on authority of tho London
Globe, that the Qasen wall not rc,arn 10 Eng
land. "fs
Paris papers to,he li,h Of May, state tina,
there wore. seiieus symptoms OF disloyalty at
Lyons, where the uoops had refused 10 act
against tho people. p A
Paris is ysry gloomy, aod the Royal Family
are evidently alarmed. The Duke d'Angous
leme has ooco openly insultsd in his tour to
tho south and an ofilcsr, bearing the written
pass word from the palace of Monsieur TO
the barracks OF the guard dH corrs, was at.
lacked on "wednesday night by three a..as.
ans desperately wo1nded, and deprived OF
the paper. His loss, however being Instantly
made known by him, the pass word was
changed. @
Another atrocious attempt against the Roy
al Family ha, been detected ana defeated,
Information OF the plot was received, aud a
man named Gfa .iefs, late u captain in the
sth regiment Of iancers, of Bona parte's gua' d.,
was arrested 10 the act OF setting 6te 10 the
snsIerials for on explosion under the wiodo vs.
OF The Duchess dc berti's spattmenis. Sew
srai persons have been arrested, charged as
Uccomplices OF Gtsyicy in lhe attempt. In
the house Of one oi them were found fifteen
artificial fireworks, similar to that winch was
laid Tor explosion under the windows of the
Duchess dc Berri.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-28
THE GENERAL ASsEMBt,Y

OF this state commenced It's June session
in this town on Tuesday last week, and clos.
cd on Saturday afternoon last. The Govern.
or, at tho commence ment Of tho session made
q communication to the legislature, stating
that s. $4,000 had been received from tho Y.
States on account Of the expences OF the late
war. The Governor recommended that
part thereof be appropriated for the payment
Of tho state ceb,. Free schools. tho fnsoig
vent Law, and tho organisation Of the mili,e
wore subjects recommended to the sueouon
Of the legislature, by Message of the Gov.
ernor.
The time OF the General Assembly has
been principally occupied in receiving and
dispo.ing Of private petitions, and completing
the election Of Civil snd Military Oihcers OF
the Siste.
The amendments 10 the Constitution OF
the 2. S. proposed by Ohio and Indiana, we..
rcjectsd.
Ansct was passed, au'horising the appoint.
ment Of Board Of Hes'.h in this town.
An oct passed reviving tho charter of ths
.Newnors Indehendenf poiunieers.
Ao act ordering 8 1000 TO be paid to th
town OF Providence, out of the money receiv
ed from the u. States, on account Of the ex
pences in the late war, was passed.
A law for the reiief Of tnsolvent. Debtors.
after considerable debate, was passed.
An act was passed. tequiring J,i'ors
make their reports to the General Treasure'
An sc, passed. allowing insere" 10 be tax
CO 90 executions.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-28

istry compromises the most inAuc entail
members Of the Cores. This cir cum
stance renders them ineligible as depu-
ties. The Government is in this re-
spect in the same situation as that Of
Louis XVI. would have been, if, as
had been proposed in 1890, the King
had taken Mirarbeau and his friends as
Ministers.
The Junta of Madrid is occupied ae-
riously in putting in activity a regular
system of custom duties.-They will be
Immediately applied to the extreme from
tiers of the kingdom--aehd those which
exist in the interior, from province to
province, will be suppressed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-28

A tailor in New Ys. < s1yes,isss, hat he
will mako whilo end brown Russia Duck
Psntsloons, according TO pattern, or measure,
and suitsble slso for military psrades, at one
dollar, for mems, and sevensy five cents for
boys.
The New-York papers state, that hfly
years ago, tho staple articles Of living in
their market, were not much lower than at
present, so rich and .abuodsnt are the sup-
plies.
The Georgetown Messenger states, that
in consequence Of the information recently
received from the Coast of Africa, the gov
eminent are about TO send some fast-saiing
vessels of war to that station, TO assist the
Cyane in breaking up the slave trade.
OF the persons at Richmond, Va.
convicted OF piracy, and sentenced to
death, Samuel G. Pool and Francis o.
gelsby, have been pardOned, and I4re-
prieved indefinitely.
Mix spirits Of turpentine with ane.
quail quantity of water, and lightly toush
or smear the ground round your cucun-
bers, &c. with it, and neither bugs nd
worms will molest the vines. ~
Lancaster .AdverHsev. 81
On Sunday, the 18th ult. son OF
Mr.. Thomas Sparks, of Franklin coun-
ty, took down his gun to shoot bee
martin, and as he stepped out at the door
he laid his gun across his arm, opened
the pan. and as he shut it, it fired and
shot his mother through the head, as she
was standing in the kitchen door, short
distance of, who fell dead without a
struggle. This unfortunate catastrophe
has bereavcd kind husband of below
ed companion, and number Of children
ola kind mother--and numerous friends
end acquaintance lament her untimeiy
and aud irreparablc loss. -Ceor. .Joar.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-28
DREADFUL FlRES.

On the mo'omg OF tho 22d inst a 6rs
broke on, il a building in ,beieer OF Broa,.-
way, inthc city Of New Yo.k, by which scci.
den, about fo'iy buildings were destroyed.
mos, swfuland dssolating 6ro broke ouf.
at Troy, y Y. on the afternoon ofthe 2otb
snst By which nearly one-third part Of tina,
beautiful and fOorishing cay is desuoysA.
About one hundred and twenty houses, a
anoag the best dwellings, comptehendoc
property to smount Of about 4 miiic dollars
has thus fallen prey to this sli-devouring c.,
cment.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-28
LATEST RON SPx1M:

Accounts from Spain, 10 the Tn Of May,
sIa'e, that every thing was tranquil in that
Alngdom that ihs K,og, instead OF quitting
Madrid, was apparently jealous 10 sssisling
10 complete the new Dynus,yj that The peo.
pie were quietly engaged IN their elections
for members to tho Cortes, which was shortly
~ bo convened.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-28

An set pssscd E1shoriaicg SPECIAL Sor"'s
10 be held 10 the counties Of Washing ga,
Kent and Bristol.
The sum of ten Thousand dollars was o.;
dered to be appropriated TO purchase the
State debt, and Commissioners were sppsinI-
ed TO receive terms from creditors.
An act passed, imposing q penalty of or1
thousand dollars on the Directors, end for
feiture of the charter Of sny bank, which sf-
ter the G st day of January next, shalt have 8
larger amount of bills 10 circulation THAN The
amount of the capital stock ctuslly psid in.
An act passed, reducing the pay Of Jarors
to rs cents by the day =.
A tax OF ten thousand dollars was ordered.
payable by the first Of January next.
An act passed referring ell petitions under
the act of 1856 10 the next session, and dt-
rec,ipg ,ha, they shall then be tried undcr
the provisions of the Insolvent oct OF the
present session. "a
The Assembly adjourned on Saturday, 70
convene 10 Providence on the fourth Monday
OF October next.
BRISTOL, June 30.
Rf MASONIC.
The Worshipfnl Grand Lodge Of this State
held heir annual Festival ou Monday, shs is,A
instant, at ST.. Adams Hall, in Bristol The
following Brethren we're declared duly elect
ed Grsnd Officers for the year ensuing:
Nj. w. John Carlilc, Grand Master.
r. w. Richard Anthony, Detnty GrAa
lHosfer
w. Samuel Jackson, Grand Senior Nar-
den,
w. Charles Cotton, Grand Junior Wardss:
b.. Benjamin Clifford, Grand Treos.rsr,.
Br. Walker Humphry, Grand Secretary.
w Peter Grinneil, Grand Senior Harden.
b.. jeremiah Bliss, Grand yanier Wavdrn.
Rev. w. Bsrnabas Bates, Grand Chaplain.
Br. Josiah Whitaker, Grand AfarsAal.
b.. John B Lyon, Grand Ssyord Bearer.
b.. BurpoD Dunn, Grand 2tIsy.
AileI The business of election, &c. TIE
Grsnd Lodge, together with tho Reverend
Clergy, and large number Of The B,ethreo
Of the subordinate Lodges, formed a process
sion, and proceeded to the Congrega'iooai
Meeting House, where a truly ChTis,ian End
Masonic Discourse was delivered, by tho
Reverend Brother Blake, after whic b, Tho
B s,hren par,ook Of an n,crtaiDment pre-
pared by Nj. Horton, returned to The Hall,
ndcompleted the business Of the day. The
weather was fine, and the Meeting. Hosss
was graced with beauty and fashion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-28
FROM PORTO. B8LLO.

Tho la.cst advices from this place are to
'he lsth May, which atate, tha, the Pat'io,s,
ondes Bolivar, had beeo very successfui--sv.
s'Y post between him and Caracas, was IN
ms possession, which has Cut of all com.
snnnicaiion with tho interior, and made busi-
hcss very doll. Little or no money IN ci'eu.
iation rhcy were about establishing paper
casrehcy--nos having whsrewith to pay the
Toops.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-28
LArESrFR FROM SPAIN.

Capt. HrLLARD. Of the brig Amer.
can, arrived at New York, brought Bar.
ee!ona papers to the 9th of May, contain
ing Madrid dates to the Goth April.
The King remained at Madrid, and
all was quiet in Spain. The elections OF
members Of the Cnrtes, were going on.
The present composition OF the Min
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-28
MIR RfED,

In this town. on Friday evening last, By the Rev,
ir Burdick. Mr. JAMss SIMMONS to Miss SARAs
4 srAsHoEE, daughter Of Mr. william stsnbop-.
9th ef This town.
At .Nsv fo't, on Thursday evening. the 1sth
rs, by the Rev Mr. Stafford, Nc sprARrAs
Lssxs Of this town, 20 Miss Ann g. II. CsHoosE.
leh,er cf Capt Henry Cahoons. Of ht,y. re-t
~ Litf,e. Compton. on the goth inst. by the Rev
ir sheppard. Capt 0~Ks GRtSErIL 90 hss
siARy PALhsR.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-28
Republican Nomination.

FePHoHcdn N0mindrion.
AT General Convention OF Repnbli-
can Delegates from the several towns in
Rhode Island, at Newport, on Wednes,
day, the 2lst Of June, l82O--PHrLIP
MARTIN, ESQ. President, and DUTsE
J, PEARoE, Esq. Secretary--H ;Uas
UnaMnpusC Rescloed, That the
Hon. MAJ HANiEL HAZARD,
and the
Hon. SAMUEL EDDY,
be recommended to the Frcemen Of this
State. for re. election, as Representatives
in the 18th Congress Of the U. States !;
and it was further unanimously resolved,
by said Convention, that they will use
all iair and honorable exertions to effect
that object.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-28
From Mr.. Tahii6's New. York CovyeshonGsni.
FROM SPANISH AMERICA

a. BY an arrival trom Porto Caveiio 10
1ays) we have advicos to tho 3la ot May.
The expedition fom Margaretta had Of.
fscted landing at Rio do Ia Hache. The
Royaiis,s arc in strong force, and are daily
cutting Of tho Patriots. ,.-
A supposed conspiracy had been discover
ed at VaIencia--and the Msyor had been
shot. The Crcolcs were said to be at the
bottom OF il, whose objec, was to take the
life Of General Morillo, and destroy his army,
end ell The old Spaniards. Six Of tho con.
spira,ors had boon shot, and . number of 9th.
efs were yet TO suffer.
General Morillo has q strong military
force Ia VoncEucla.
The Patriots nave possession Of Santa Ee
but Two Spanish divisions have advances to
oppose them.
Cumsna and Barcelona arc quiet, and in
possession Of tho Kings troops.
IL was reported y, Porto Casello, that Gop.
eral Bolivsr had got back from Santa Fc, and
was at Achaeuas--suPposed with fre sh
supply Of men and money. The Pa,,iot
General Psez was at st Feenando, with his
sdyaocc--Generai Morillo's hcad~ quarters
we're ut Valencia, and General Morales was
al Calabosco." ys
French papers to the 2i Of May, havo been
received. Affairs IN General were a. quie,
in France as in any other kingdom --snd her
public stocks continued to improve. A de
c,ee had beea proposed to impose duty Of
five francs on every 900 pounds weight Of to-
bacco, imported in french vessels from Eu
ropean ports.--And this measure, IL 10 said,
bee been proposod~to encourages commerce
between the United States and France.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-28
NEWPORT.
WEDWRSDAY, JvNE %, 1870.

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