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and rather withered away like some ma
jestic tree which gradually looses iits mois-
ture, but which the tempest had always
spared. Ayariety Of circumstances formed
her a great traveller, and she has visited,
with no unobservant eye, the four quarters
of the globe. She spoke English, Spanish,
Italian and French with great huency was
perfectly acquainted with the mixed Morris
co or frank, as is spoken by the TRADERS a.
long the Southern shores of the Mediterra.
mean was mistress of the Hebrew, and
wrote, spoke and translated the pure Arabic
with ease and elegance. Her memory was
very tenacious Of impressions made in early
youth but tor the last half century she was
apt 10 forget occurrences from one day to a.
notler, She recolected the public joy in
Spain, upon the important discovery of the
PHILIPPINE islands, by the Spanish nayiagtors
--as we'll as the battle Of AmanZa, which
was fought on the Frontiers of the Kingdom
of Valencia, when the army of Phillip With,
King of Spain, obtained complete yicto-
ry over the Imperialists under The Arch
Duke Charles. Both these event, occurred
in I7o7. when the the subject of this notice
was only eight years of age. She was near
the scene ofaction when Gibraltar was be-
seiged by the Spaniards, in 1927.
Mrs. Barrett was of an easy and cheer
full disposition, even after her blindness.
which continued the last thirty years Of her
life. Latterly, extreme debility had redu-
ced her TO second infancy. She ale every
thing within the pale Of the Hebrew rule
(beng Jewess, and strict in her religious
duties J drank and sep well, and remarka-
bic cleanly and particular about her person.
After dwelling thirty or forty years in Lon
don, she came to this country in 1880, then
in the 80tb year of her age, and lived in this
city for the last forty years Her mortal sick
ness did not last fortnight; when having
completed truly patriarcbal age, she was
gathered to her fathers, leaving behind her
half dozen generations, to the fifth and
sixth removal. She died. esteemed by all
who knew her, and greatly beloved by her
family for her amiable qualities and feryent
piety They were accustomed TO look upon
her with feeling approaching 60 religious
generation nor could the rejecting mind
regard her erson OF face for moment,
without sentiment that would thrill the
heart and make the countenance turn pale.
Her great ags had beheld the sons and
daughters OF men fall before her like the
leaves in Autumn, andyet that life, extend
ed as il was to the utmost span, must have
appeared 10 lis possessor but as troubled
dean, from which STE was at length AVA
kened by the hand Of Death. The soul has
burst its mortal son-bonds-
Svegliota fra gil spiri etetti,
O0e mel suo Fattor F.4lma s'anferna." II.
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couNTERFEITs.

The public are cautionedagainstr receiving
counterfeit notes of the Franklin Bank ofthis
town, OF the denomination Of Fifty Dollars.
his discovered that they have been in cir
culation for considerable time, and are de-
sidedly the best counterfeits ever circulated
In the United States.s
Letters have been received from the FIJI
gate Congress. Captain Henley, dated Sep
TENDER 60. 1919. Angler Road, where she
had put in for water, with two ships under
her convoy, one bound to Manila, the other
10 Canton Her crew were generally in
good health. She purposed sailing on the
2ls,. MAT. Int.
Thelproceedings of Monday, in Congress,
are unayoidably omitted until Wednesday.
In the Senate, Mr.. Barbour, of Virginia,
spoke more than three hours against the Ms
souri, Restriction without finishing his re-
marks. In the House of Representatives,
Mr.. Smyth, of Va. resumed his speech on
The Missouri question, and occupied the floor
from one o'clock till near six, against the
Restriction. Mr.. Reid, of Georgia, has the
floor, and is expected to resume the debate
this G2rning. libid. Fec l..
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Savannah, Jan. 90.

Savannah, Jan. 90.
Arrived, brig Liberty, Wilson, from ST.
Bartholomew, 22 days, with moasses, su-
gar and coffee, Left, Dec. &c, schr. Pea
cock, Frburg, for New buryport, in IL days,
also number Of other American vessels,
names unknown. Dec. "a, the schr. Ann.
OF Norfolk, and brig William, of Alexandra,
touched to try the market, but could not sell,
and sailed again for the leeward islands for a
better market. Spoke Dec 90, in lat. Is, g.,
Ion. Sc, brig -, Clark, from ST. Crox
for NewRaven 30th pilot boat schnr Live
ly, 8 days from Philadelphia for Barratoa.
January 8, m lat. 26, 10, lon 10. 80, Charles
Sageurney, Condy, from Cape Henry, bound
to Newburyport; 18th, brig, Perkins, from
Nevis, bound to Wilmington 18th, schnr.
Sea-Flower, Butler, from Savannah bound to
Mobile; nth, in the night, in Ia fathonls wa
ter, scbnr. -, from St. Thomas bound to
Savannah. The Liberty has been on the coast
II days, and experienced very bad weather,
and been from fathoms water to the Gulf
Stream three times. Markets at St Barts-
Goldfish, 4 dollars; beef, 10 10; pork, l6
10; -four, a 10; lumber, Is go; rice,
AZ; Muscovado sugar, 7 9; molasses,
40 48 cents; rum, island proof SO 81
coffee, % 80.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-01-26
Nisreiianp.


At meeting held by this Society,
some time ago, pamphlet was written
and adopted on the subject Of the en-
barrassments uf trade, the necessity oi
encouraging domestic MANUFACTURES, ard
other incidental topics, connected With
the times; copies Of which were ordered
to be transmiIted TO several distinguished
citize.ss, from whom answers have been
received which, as they relate to the work
and its objects have been ordered TO he
pablished by the Society. The painph
,st vas written by JoHN WOODWARD.
Esq. Of this city, and is Justly consider
cd q very able production, not alone in
reference to the great objects which it
embraces, but for the sound republican
principles which it inculcates. The re-
ply oi Mr.. Madison will be found pecu-
iiarly interesting.
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Fashionable Hats.

FORGE wANTON has just received from the
" uaaufactory Of Ives & White. NewYok
Gsntiemens supe' fine fashionable Hats. warrGat.
ed Of fhe beat qs'si''y and NOT 10 fde in ,sear,ns
Mems Hats. vih wnie Bryms
.iiso. low pr ec Napt & Castor Rats, Youths l.
Chidrens Hats. of every description and price.
PAPER HtNGlNGS
A tsodsome assortment of CHI sp and elegant
Paper iiang,ngs. for rooms sna window curtains
just received aud for sale as above.
Newport, April 20.
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LITERARY.


EPRlNTED, with explanatory
L Notes and appendix. and FOR sic, by tie
subscriber. sket ch Of he Of his abdicsng
has residence in Cornish. New; Hampshire. FIRST IN
the spring OF 1876: And again, af,er second pur-
chase of the same. in the summer of 1918
The right Of self defrnce is of the utmost impor.
tsnce A. is dear TO repu,stion. and esseptiai to
welt being. Within the bounds of equity il cannot
b. ultimately s''Brd Where the II haence Of putty
is gone, IKE the ocean beyond the suavi,y Of the
pssrtary system, liberty itself. Indispensable 10
every species OF ptosper,y;a sound SO sacred
TO Al American he r., Liberty itsef degeners,es
inlo otumul,uous iicen,iousness, the fair fabric
OF society, incnes to dissolution.
PAUL NJ. MUMFORD.
Dec 90, 1919.
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wx* CURES PEHFORMED!
Though heretofore consrdered hass relief by
DIR. RELFE'S
nnnC

l)N. NCLr IL .
BOTANICAL DROPS.
T Mr., Shearman. earfenter Of Boston, was %
AVA months afflicted with tumour on the
back OF his hand which incapacsted him for wo'k,
after having tried every thing in vain, and suffered
an operation on his hand, and considered ;ncurable,
was cured and restored to health by taxing bottles
OF these drops
.;Lr Wright Of Boston. was 3 years afflicted with
fever-sore of his legs, had tried most medi-
cines without elect, VAS cured BY bottles.
n Child Of M. BurriH, Of Hanover! was cured
OF Ulcers and Bcs, some ot which had eat down to
the ribs, by bottles This child was considered
in dying state when he began taking these drops.
.8n Infant IF Boston, was covered all over with
eruptions, bind with both eyes, was cured By bot
ties. H
An elderly Lady Of Boston was severely afflicted
for Is years. with eruption all her, attended
with most tormen.ing itchings, burnpgs and botch.
es, had lost thereby two toe and one finger nails
was cured by 4 bottles; she had not left her room
for 6 months. and considered pact all relief!
a Gentleman Of Lexington, was afflicted 20 years
with ulcers in his legs, could, obtain no relief,
was cured by 4 bottles.
II Gessieman Of Bossen. his wife and S children
was many years afflicted with eruptions. had tried
every medicine withouttuccess, was cured by these
Drops.
II Gentleman Of Rerbsry, was so years afflicted
with humor on one Of legs. attended with burning
itching and blotches, was resigned as past relief,
TOR ~ years COuiC OOt Tie w Ucu was per.
fectly cured by these drops.
A Lady of Chariesfswn was two years afflicted
with white swelling on her knee joint, had tried
every assist ance and considered past relief, con
traction had formed, when tskiNr these Drops
and using Dr Jebb's Liniment, in 3 weeks she had
the free Of the joint. the pain left her. and BY
continuing them has obt aimed perfect cure
These Drops are . radical cure for scurvy, scro.
fila, st. Anhony's Rre, ieprocy, rinpled faces. en-
iarged glands. legs. ulcers even when the bone
is secte1 veneriai tAints, when mercury has failed,
are the best spring and sutumnsl pbysic. and r,sy
be given to children with perfect safety ty-Prce 81,
or six bottles for five dollars, ~ bottles for 50 or
i2 dozen for Si00.-Ir. isk fer "Dr Relics Botsn.
icaI Orops"-None are genuine, unless signed f" "
r Conwsy" Prepared and sold wholesale by the
sole proprietor, w. r. Conway, chemist, No l. Ram.
sted Place, Boston by his special appointment by
SAMUEL w. VINSON, DvnggiH,
No. ITO. Thsmes.sireet, Newport.
.flso, 6y
LsmueI w. Briggs, Bristol; Hercules Whitney. J.
Mason. Providence. Dyer and iiowes. VindIam
Greene, vev. London isslc ID Bui, Hartford and
most druggists book and post masters thro'
out the Unitei states where may be had an these
unity esesmed and highly npbrsrsd Medicines"
prepared By w. 7. Convy."
DEC. 3.isE. uy>
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MoNrEzILLo, Dec. 9th, 1919.

MoNTEzILLo, Dec. 9th, 1919.
= SIR--l have received The favor of an
obliging letter which you did me the
honor to write me on the 29th Novem-
ber--be pleased to present my thanks to
the Society OF rammany, or Columbian
Order. Tor this honorable mark OF their
attention.
admire the frankness and fortitude
with which the, have censured a mul,it.
ude OF errors and abuses in the policy,
morals aud manners OF this nation: 10
satire can be too severe, no condenna-
ton too inexorable, for my taste on these
topics.
wish you and your society success
in tisconncnancing oil perniclous Gus
toms and usuages, and all deviaii ms from
a wise and virtuous national economy.
With great respect,
lhave the honor 10 be, sir.
Your most oi,cdient humble servant,
JOHN ADAMS.
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Administra,or,s Nptic,

HQn1fNfSErdt0r'S Voice.
TUE Hon f;ourt of Probate of the ,own Of New.
i port, having appointed the subscriber Admin.
issrator. with The Will annexed, on the good. and
estate Of sAR al Redwood. late o: said Newport
widow, deceased. and he having qualified himself
according to Law. requests all persons who have s,y
dem ,nds against said estate. present them 10 him
for payment and al persons whp are indebtetI un
to 'e estate Of said Sarah Redwood are requested
to pay the sage tothe subscribe. without delay
sDtOMDN rOySsEND
.fanpsfrafsr. NTH the ViR annexed
Newport, Nov. 27. 1879 lDll
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Commissioners, Noticc.

commissioners Notice.
M q, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon Court of Pro0ste, for the town of
Newport. in the county Of Newport, com mission
crs TO receive examine aud adjust the claims anst
tae Estate. of t
STEPHEN GREEsE,
late Of Newport deceased House. wright. represent
ed inso vent do hereby give notice. that six months
from the 81 inst allowed the creditors Of said
Estate to bring in and prove their respective claims:
and that W. will attend for that purp6se at our
aespeclive dwellings any time during SAID period
srsp"ss sps r1SsssvS osvss cs"mi'.iensr.
All persons that indebted to the Estate Of
sid.deceased are called upon to make immediate
payment to
WILLIAM TURNER. .1im;nissrassr.
Newport jan t2. 1890
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UNION HOTEL.


JOHN COOK.
I!forms the hubtc in general G his friends in
particular.
'I,I,T he has taken the noted House OF Col
james Perry's No. 1870. Thanes-s,reet, lately
improved by Mr. Dowg as a Public House, and
winch he proposes 10 accommodate Ladies sd
Gentlemen who ma, do him the honor to cali spon
him, with the best fare the marke, may shord NO
excr,ions shalt b, wanting to Rrati'y and oblge -
rhc besl Of Liquors will be ready at coumaid, and
go,d keeping OF Horses constantly provided
GTA few steady Borders (Iades and gentlemen, J
can be accommodated in the best manner.
Newport, July /.
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MoNTpELIEr, Dec. -, 1919.

MoNTPELIEr, Dec. -, 1919.
have received, Sir, the copy OF the
Address OF the Society OF IammI;y,
with which have been politely favored.
The want OF economy in tho use oi
imported articles, enters very justly INTO
the explanation given of the Cause Of
the present general emLarrassncnts
were every one to live within his income
or even the savings OF the prudent to ex-
ceed the deficits If the exuNagant, the
balance IN the foreign commerce OF enc
uation could nor be against it. The want
of due economy has produced the un-
favorable turn which has been experienc.
ed.-IIencc the need oi specie TO meet
it; the call on the vaults of the banks,
and the disconnnusnce of their discounts,
followed by their curaiIments. Hence
too the failure Of SO many Of the banks,
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DJMLS1IC, COT7ONS.

JOHN + TOWNSEND,
II AS just received 5000 yds OF brown
u i and wch beached shec,ing and shirtng Cot
ton' Of good quality. which he oilers Tor sale at
very reasohsb'e prices.
Ne also, ofa:rs for sale General Assortment ef
English. French. india aud American Goods, much
repenishci from late Auc ION, which he - selling
as cheap IS any Of his neighbours, sst
Ca,ton warp and filling ot an excellent quality,
and Of all numbers kept constantly tor sale much
bower th an usual
Newport. Dec ~, 1919
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YALUABLE F.ARM.

TUE sabscriber offers for sale, his Farm situated
in Mdlietown, about one fn,le and hall from
the state-house IN Newport. SAID Fam contains a
bout 90 acres of land. viii, gres, quantity Of keel
len fruit trees Of all knds,ogcthcr with the build.
Jugs thereon standing For other Information in.
quire of ALANSON PECkllAN. .
Mi1detown, Feb. 10. II
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THOMAS JEFFERSON returns his re-
spccttui Ihaiks TO the President aud Neni-
bers of the La nmany Society ior the ia
yor OF their address OF the subjects oi
economy and manufactures. tie has
read ii with pleasure, and Gnds in it much
to approve, iiitIe TO doubt, AID less to add
--perhaps he should have ADDED, the sup
presssion Oi drawback among the remc-
dies for the disease of over aiding our
selves. Ii is desirable We should employ
SO much OF our capital as is necessary fer
exchanging our supeihuous produce ior
the comforts we want but the drawback
goes further, and encourages The employ
ment ol All additional portion in perform
ing the same functions tor other nations.
in becoming brokers Of the commerce
bctwcenth the nations Of Europe, and be-
tween Europe and Asia, a branch which
more than all others exposes W to the
risk OF embodiment IN foreign wars. lie
thinks this portion OF capltoi would be
better employ ed at home Il, manufactures
and agriculture, than in burtheniog us
with the wars of other nations, wars which
belong to their commerce, and Winch
should be theirs, not onrs. The mo.
ment too, seems favorable, when all fic-
tilions capital is extiEguished, and the
solid is pauslng to sec the issue Of the
present crisis OF our gambling commerce.
lie prays the President and Society to
accept his assurances OF high respect AID
consideration.
lfc,,;r.Xo De<en,ber IN 1910
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given to all persons indebted
u to the Estate Of
WILLIAM MOORE, Jun.
chat unless sett ed on Or before the h-st dav of
March ,ext their Notes and Accounts will be put
hio the hand, Of an Attorney for collection.
SAMUEL. wHIrEIORNE,)
HARRiEr MOORE.
VILLAIN CttOOvE, 11ee"ors.
HENRY NODRE
Tevpors. Dc %. 1919
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School Bosks, Bfanfs. and Sfanoeary,
For saie, 81 the Hat Store IF
GEORGE WANrON

" PaTvTTAG q, Of all k,nds. rreeufed in
ssfssaesoyy rssarer, az fbis oCfee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09

he circulated 20 al tile i.aptaia CeneiaIs.
by express. which rcSal or er 1 Transmit 10
yon for your inioi an I'd government.
and 10 be carried int. yecI vi. God preser-
We YOU many years.
Madrid. Warch 81
Gus. Ertrdordiit,S rs !, March o.
OFFICIAL ARTICLE.
King Ferdinand VII. hy the grace of God, and
by the Constitution of The Spaaish Monar-
chy, has issued the following decree:
Having decided, by decree OF the 9TH inst.
TO swear to the Constitution as published at
Cadiz, by the general and extraordinary Cor
ties, in. the year 1872, L have determined 10
swear TO the oath. for the present, before "A
provisional juDta. composed of persons in the
confidence Of the people, unit, the Cortes shall
he assembled, which l have taken measures
To convene; when, coDformable to the Con-
siitution itself, the same oath mag be solemnly
takeu, i'm the form prescribed by the saine.-
The individuals appointed for this junta, are,
the Rev. Father in Christ Cardinal of Bour-
bon, Archbishop ct Toledo, AS President !;
Lieut.. Gen, Don j. Balisteros, Vice President;
the Bishop at Valadolid. Don Manned Adad
Ouecipo, d. NJ. LardiZibai, (and six OthcTs.)
All the dispositions emanating from the govern
ment, till the constitutional installation OF the
Cortes, shall be made by this junta, and pub
lisl,ed by their consent.
Let this be understood through all the
kingdom, and communicated for insiiiediate
publication and execution.
Sigued by The king. At the palace, March o,
1920.
10 Don Joseph Garcia deia Tore
. The mel caBtiie DiariO OF Cadiz, March y,
announces that AN election OF twenty five
electors of members of the COrtrs was to be
holden iii the parishes OF that city on the 23d
The same paper contains a statement of the
killed aud wounded IN that city in the affair of
the 10th of March, as follows killed men, 81 !:
| women, &c children ~ Total i36.-Wo uud-
ed, still in the hospitals 30, besides many WHO
are at their own houses.
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i,c object was already provided FOR By
existing lass.
The Third resolution, calling on the Sc
cretaYy of The Treasury for information OF
The amount of expenditures on the mari
time frontier for surveys, light houses,
&c. was agreed to.
THE TARIFF.
The Senaie then took up, in commit.
ice of the whole, Mr.. Horssy in the chair,
the bill from the other House TO regulate
the duties OH imports and for other pur-
poses.
Mr.. Barbour moved that the further
consideration of The bill be postponed
until The next session of Congress; axd
followed his motion by Il speech Of some
length as well against the merits aud
was not timeat this late period OF the ses-
sion Q act ma;urely on tIte subject.
AIr Dickersop opposed the motion, and
IN an Elaborate speech OF nearly two hours
in length, advocated the policy and expe-
dicncy OF the system proposed blythe bill.
MIR. Bn,iW iolowes OH the same side,
and spoke ri considerable length in de.
fence Of the bill IN reply 10 Mr.. BarCom
and against the poS!ponement.
Mr.. Otis spoke about half an hour in
favor of the posiponement, aud incid?n-
tally i'm opposition TO the bill after winch
The question was taken, aud the mo-
ton 10 postpone the bill until the next
session was decided in the affirmative by
yeas aud nays rs fellows:
YEAS-Messrs. Barbour, Brown. Elliot
Gaillard. Johnson OF Lou. King of Alabama
Leake, Lloyi Macon, Meiien, Morri'. Otis
Palmer, P.ea'ants, Smith, Stokes, Taylor
Thomas, Walk, r OF Aiabsrn ma, Walker of Geor
sia. Williams OF Mississippi, Williams of Ten
nessce-22
NAYS-MeSsra. Burr:il, Daua, Dickerson
Eaton, Edwards, tlorsey. Hunter. Johnson o.
Ken King OF New York, Lanmau, Logan
Lowrie, Noble. Parrctt, Roberts. Rug,es
Sanford, richepor, Trimble, van Dyke, Will
son-2l.
So the bill WAS rejected and
The Senate adjourned.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

TENHE subscriber intending 10 10 the 1reSfern
IL country neat JaH, o6ers for sale the Joitouing
IdJffs, Ui=
SENECA HILL, the trGcf on tchich he resides, con-
county Of Campbell, both sides IF Seneca creek :
Adjoining tie iaHdS Of Phihp PGyhe, sen. Mrs SW-
SGHn0 DdbHcV ami Jesse burton. There are on this
trdct Gb0Rt $50 cleared, at Of arich is HdeT
ar eTcettent JeHce. in good heart. and admiralty
Gdnyfed TO The culture OF corn, whe0t, cioUer &C.
The rood kand Is almost 10 dHGcTe first rale fObacrO
land. This fdHR Is about rs mites distant from
LUHchbRvg, and from SdNRtoH ritter. There is
one manufacturing mill spithiR fro miles and another
frifhfn sir. The improvements a cOCsTfabIe Her
frame dfgfikfHg hohSe MIN tro rooms on each RGOT
an office nearly completed, thresiHg machine and
aHofher HeceSSdtg OufBoHSss. The situation on ukic
the house IS bRiHis high and heaffhy-dHd there is
an ercetient orchard Of aHkiads Of rif-the neigh
borhood Is inferior 10 none fu Virginia. The fertility
of this LdBd IFS continuity 10 drket dHf TIE various
other advantages mich possesses, render 10 truly
deSirabie either 10 a planter OF fdrmeT.
h trGct of heartily fi1Jfred WOOn LAND, uifhfg
four mites N LyHchbrg, containing $50 acres and
! LyiRg OF both sides ri Op0sSHn creek.
n tract situate Ia The county of PasTick, az both
sides NJ dVnTdt fiDfr containing $50 acres 800 u
Ahfch are frt rate fOto grounds GN9 100 Gvst rate
high L1Hd-fhs residue Is beauty fimbgTed and rood
! grGW taHd.-AboWt ZOE acres cleared and a
| rood repair.
yegerat sDiaIt frecfsiH me counties Of PinsyLUanio
aud Halifar, q description Of Thioh is desneC
\ unnecessary.
IN UnjmyToUed Lot in the totpn of LynchbuyR neal
| tie Republican Spring.
n me aJoVe property NiH be sold for 4 cas6, IN
balance ~ three annual payments. TIE purchase
frust or me property. Possession tciftb he giDcn a
Christmos Nelf, rim the Hberty Of sot0iHg sSasi
rrais perf fdH. Tor faTthfr Information aBpig 10
| MAY q. i,.@ ARCHIBALD STU hhf -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09

the Patriots. ava Thai some troops had
been ordered from Pefto Cabello 10 quell
The revoiuiionisis. Al the same time, il
Was reported that Admiral Brion's squa-
dron was lying OFT or near Maracaibo.-
THIS information was brought BY YES
sci from Core. Capt. Holmes has favour
ed MS with Curracoa papers 10 the 3Oih
ofM arch, which contain no news. A Let.
Ter from Lagmira: Of the odd, says
There is nothing new in the state OF our
local contest. The Patriots did not adj
vance beyond the Apure. From Santa
Fee, nothing liz known"