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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09
Ertract Of leHsr to a gentlemen il, WASHINGTON
City, ddted-
z y. Ship Franklin. New York

Us. Ship Franklin, New York,
April25 1920.
arrival here on Yesterday, after passage offs
days from Gibraltar, leaving the command OF
Inc station under Cant. Brown.
On our pdssags we t5rchcd al TeDerifFe,
torto PraYa, IN the Island of ST. Jayo, and
thence ran through all the windwarI W India
ialands. We spoke an American ship oft the
sonih point of ST, Domingo. which gave us the
melancholy Intelligence Of Cum Decaiur's
u u,n. In ge,iipg under way from Porto
fFaya aboHt 3 Il. NJ. on the 29li ult. two Bat
teTies commenced 4 fire on us, and continued
III until we were ont OF gFBshot. The vessel
sustained no damage. except Il shot through
Tue iOTe-top-salI. The Com, Immediately call.
eh council OF war, aud il was determined 30
attack the town on the next morning. We ac-
coIdIngIy made all preparation, but unfOrtn-
nately tor rs, the wind increased 10 a gale and
Tue snip STiited to ieeward Of the Port. on
next morning boat came along side with
tetler from The Consul stating that the officers
and IRen engaged in making the assault had
been confined. This was not thought suffi-
cIent satisfaction, and we contained 10 heat
TO windward during tie day, with the hope of
getting up. aud obtaining ample satisfaction
tor the insult offered 10 ourilag but, the wind
increasing, aud but little probability of beat
ing up Tor several days induced the Commo-
dore TO bear away. Ii appears 10 have been
an intentional mistake OF the part Of the 20.
vernon, WHO had, previously To our arrival.
ordered his officers 20 fire into any American
vessel, ulai should attempt TO leave the Port
without his permission. This order, he had
neglected TO counteTmand asd il is hardly
possible tor him to have forgotten it, The or
der seems 10 have originated from several
pTiVAteerS having been there, under merican
coiors, which cannot justify his conduct"
Nat. Int.
The great Election, which, il TO decide vie
thet DANIEL ID, TonPKINs (ihe VicR PRESS
denDor DEWITT CLINTON Cat present Gov
ernOr) shall fill the Magisterial chair of The
State OF New York, for the next term took
place last week. The contest has been auifna-
ted and keen. As far as the returns are re-
ceived II appears probable That tue former has
succeeded.
This election acquires general interest
wien II " considered that, on the election Of |
Mr., TOMPIfNs, aud his acceptance Of the ofa |
fee OF Governor, the office of VICE PREsiDENT |
OF tie u. s. becomes vacant. In that event the |
president, pro ten. Of Tie Senate fnow MI
GAILLARD Of $. ca exercises, until the neNt
Election ~ csarse, the functions Of Vice Pre-
sldeDt OF the United States. II it so happens.
tbis will be the second time that this homer |
mas deVolved on The same individual. In.
Men y2eOrVoffhe PteHeyorB Sysfe5,
curious coinuent1Ty, fathsf 40 attack upos Il
the received fTstem OF the planetary motions las
recently been puhisbed w EHgiaea by Capian gurury
"nieh = lteg u eteits ue stcgiiDnnf tbe .ei-yiGc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09

GEoRGK1uwN, S. c. April 2o.-We are informed by
d gentleman from StaieEburG, that fourteen more
members OF The CiareHont Agricultural Society, that
nei:hborGon6 have agreed tn plant each an acie Of
ground ava corn 10 be Inanured aud cultivated pleas
ure The planter producing the most 10 The
acre, Gas reward for his superior faTmng,l is
teite tile produce oevery other The land 10 he
planted must be high iand aud been cleared at least
ave years. committee Of live members were appoint.
Cd is approve OF the land % superutrnd the gathering
and measuring the Sorn and to report the at
us meeting ~ The fall, when will be able inGom
eur readers OF the successful pldueT and the product
Of each acre.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09

IL is always painful, in every view of the
case, to recur 10 the late affair between Com.
Decatur and Com. Barron 1t would. psr-
haps, be better thata all its circumstances. to-
gether with lis unfortunate victim, should be
buried IN the silent grave. But such is the
ksenDess OF public feeling, its eager curiosity
aitef every Hins rehtIng 10 the affair, that we
are constrained TO state the following facts,
uetiVeu ifom The most unquestionable autho-
rity,
Wbes these deluded men met on the field.
(absurdly called The .feH Of honor. Com. De-
catnr said TO his antagonist, Com, Barron.
lliiS isa very foolish business we are about "
barron replied, Very foolish indeed Commo
hore DecstUr, but il appears il cannot be n.
voided."-Commudore Decatur then stated 10
ms TREND ar friend he Can be called) II wish to
pc stripped, 10 prove that I have nothing d =
sout me TO ward oil ball" An explanation
fooA place: Commodore Decatur threw out
some Hints from his waistcoat pocket and Com.
modore Barron threw out SOME small change.
and d silver cased lead pencil. The deadly
arrangement theo proceeded and on the
word being given, both tell, so simultaneous
was tile hTe OF The opposite parties
1hey were Immediately removed bv their
atiebda3is. To spot, where they had a short
opportunity of coDveTsipg, both under the
Impression that il was 10 be their last inter-
view IN this world, and each believing his
wound TO he mOTtal.-Thus situated CoInmo
dore Decatur, we understand, said Barron.
why did you not come home during the war ?"
coHld not, replied Barron, 81 even had
nOtth means TO pay tor passage If an on
portnnity had offered !" 1t YOU had let I'VE
know this" said the lameHted Decatur" we
shonid not have been here as we are now -
They parted IecOnciled 10 each other
IJ)lU (tu-aBJs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09

Negroes foT Sale under Truet Decd.
IR1 virtue of trust deed executed 10 the subscriber
- by John New oftbe county Of Henrco, aud duty
recorded IN The CLERKS once Of The said county, In
cure l" george Rlakey the debt ihet eiU me0iiOhed
sbdi, or me I6th daV Of ddV, proceed on ibe plan
,a'ion OF the said New, WbItc Oak gosBp, 10 seu
me NEGROES named ia taid deed, being two negro
men, one woman, and four ch5dfeD, many rs
viii be suHcienitO Discharge Ne debt With al charge
uecessarily attending The sale shall Gully convey snch
rS@{iARD BROOKE, Trusies.
EprilQs u3.anS
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agricultural NOcety Of VigeiDin.
"A STATED meeting will he held al the iiuion uo,,t
~ thus city, on The third Monday IN May newt 80
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. JOHN AuAMg -, 81
ApriI2t. csj 80, - >
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09

NoilCE.-by virtue Of Il deed OF ifnst executed -,
the subscribers by Jesse Franklin and SARAH nj,
wIe' nearing cate ibe 2Gtb day Of JinHsry IsIe
ana dny recorded la the clerks once of Tie canrf.
o. A'btmarle TO secure The payment sf ceTtvin sfo
oney, as oppressed ~ The said deed, due 10 Ben
Johnson, Viii lie sold on S0flTdds ne zgfh 6o, a.
M"y "f1t, 10 The tow of warren and county Of Abe
a' OF cssh part OF The lot No. 40 c6niaininr
consisting OF store house, DWELLING house aRd trirs
c"nptlhR mouse, &c. or 80 much Of said prooertt ~
VIII be SUFFICIENT To raise tie sum viii i,Iers., s,J
COSTS aHd the eXpsnces Of carrying the iTust INTO
o''on' JOHN DARNEILLE,
ApTilts. -,
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NEW YORK, May /.
Extract of letter, dated

- I-frerP0oE, I7th Wdgch.
Since our last our market has been in
very inactive state for almost every thing ex-
cept wheat, which has been gradually advan-
cling all over the country and il now becomes
highly probable thatlhe ports will be open in
Angtst. Indeed many are 60 sauguine as to
look for this by The 18th of May, which is the
hrst Quarter day. We reckon the advance
Within The last fortnight nearly one shilling
per bushei-and the previous average price
was Cos 9d per quarter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09

CAPT. DOWNES, OF TIE MACEDONIAN
The following paragraph Is going the
rounds OF our papers
" BY way of Jamaica, we have late news
overland from The Pacific. II is SAID that, in
January last, the Macedonian fiisate arrived
al Panama from Lima, with so 900 dollars, on
accoHnt OF Spanish merchants ;aad that the
British trigdte AndromaciIe was also at
Calao, taking in specie. IL was believed
that "a ship, with 800, 900 dollars, had been cap
tured by Lord CocliiaDe, WHO has also seized
pTivateer under BuenoS AyreaD cuiOrs, for
having committed acts ot piracy"
Letters from Capt. DOwuss, dated in De-
Gender, from Panama, shOw that one part
OF the intornaiioH IS incorrect, aud as anoth-
er account, IN circulation, from the same GUAR.
Ter, varies from the above by stating that the
money was taken on board the Macedonian
III consequence of Capt. Sheriff (who COM
mands the AdrOmacie) having received or
uers not 10 take money for tie RcyaiiSfs or
freight, and as This information from Jamaica
Is merely given aS 4 ru,uor there IL is bnt rea-
sonabie 10 believe The rest is {, .aalIy uufonnd-
ed
originated from the following circumstance:
When Capt. DOwnes LETT Valparaiso, in A.
pril, 1919, for the coast of MEXICO he was
requested by the Government of Chilli not to
touch al Lima and, in consequence OF this re-
quest, lie returned 10 Valparaiso without en-.
tering that port, He sailed from Valparaiso
again OH the list OF November, and arrived
al Lima on the 9Th, aud WIS then informed
(. tudt oHe biiiioI VI NOlidFS, kSlO0Eing 10 Eng
lish me- ch.nt had been waiting sometime for
him 10 take to Valparaiso, under The expec,a.
ton that lie would touch there OIL his return,
from Mexico, but that the money was shipped
on board a British sIoup Of war, which vessel
was seEt from Valparaiso TO Luna. for it,
and sailed, with tlie money on board, five DAYS
before The arrival of the Macedonian.
In the letters received from Capt Downes.
40 mention is made of his hay ing brought mo-
ney from Lima TO Panama, or taken il 10
or from any other place. II is, therefore. but
justice TO Capt. Downes Gas some nmfavofabIe
remarks have been made)to cuntradict The ru
NOR, and It is hoped that those papers that
nave given currency 30 1t Wil!iusert HE fore
going. Mar. INT
Com. MonRIs, We learn. has resigned The
command OF the U. :. squadron, wiz the
Constellation, John Adams aud Nousuch) re.
Gently on cruise on the coast of South Amer
lea, AND has repaired to Portsmouth. New
Hampshire, IN captain-cOmmamsiabt OF the u.
$. Navy Yard, at that station. tie left This
city Oh Sunday last.
Captain CHARLES 6. RrDG ELY, of the United
States Navy, has arrived at the Mansiou
hoteL jrdSi. G. GG=.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09

Slnioh A. Bryan and John O. Lay.... DcCegd01fs
ne ue!sh'ian Simon A. Bryan H.t having entered
MS appearance and given security ding the aet
OF assembly and the Rules of this Court and ii appeal
s py satisfactory evidence that he abi,ant
OF 'his country t is ORDERED thai the said defendant
40 appear here On the first day Of the next term and
answer the bill OF the Plaintiffs and that copy Of ,hi,
o,ue De 'nithwth inserted III bIish-
e" W .pe eiy OF Richmond for Two months successfully.
and posted at the front door of HE Capjtsl ir I'M, said
cay. A cupy-Teste W ~ rENtNc ~
March 81. Ina 80, - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09

I'M: IL. REN{NG, G. q.
1onimissroher's Office, Richmoud, 4h mo. ii, 1870.
me p"TtfeS interested, desired 10 f0Se 0stfce
Ihat heoe 0pFoafed me mn !as Of the en- ,nOas
JH'e) "e1t, for carrying fIto eSect fhe a6Oec Urt
eoafI o." "hfch day, az ? O'Clock. i. ~ their ar
ttnugnce rs required at my Office IN This cikg sriIh
az the necessary documents ,tlatiRg therct0.
5irf1 2s. ~ ~ ,"T1r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09

ills price, becausc That article Sas inaEnfac.
tured in a particular district. Why is AN in
creased duty put on iHolassesf 10 force its
production in louisiana, at AN Immense ex-
peace, and forsooth 10 render us more inde-
peude nt,'
This sabject ought TO engage The attention
OF the citizens of this commercial city. II thi.
bill passes, there are mercantile aud moral
consequences which will inevitably follow,
and will produce "A revolution in affairs OF
GALEANI.
Copy of letter from the Hon Charles pinckney
to the Editor Of the Charleston City Gazette,
dated Congress Hal, Aprl 20, 1920.
Dear Sir-Since my last, the Congress have
been chiefly employed, until four days ago,
ite, estiDc, when they took up Bill OF great
consequences, and that is, the one to alter the
Satr Of the Public Lands an future, from credit
to CASH In the course OF the short discussion
which took place OH the subject, il appeared
that the amount of Lands sold up 10 the pres
ent time, icaS forty four millions Jf dollars, Of
,otich t,renfy-t,co millions had been paid, aud
Twenty-Five millions sill remaised due. Com
gresS were decidedly OF opinion, that il was
equally nnwise and unsafe TO suffer this enor.
nous debt TO Increase, aud that II would be
GeiteT 10 lower the.nimimum price 10 1 dollar
70 cents instead of2 dollars, and sell IN future
Jor casa; On question OF such great impor-
lance, L have never seen such unamimity
here mn taking the fiual vote, the bill was
carried by vote OF 1873 in its favor, and. only
rs against IL. The Bill now only waits the
signature Of the President 10 become law.
As this alteration from credit sales To CASH
is very IN, .,ortant one TO those who wish to
become the purchasers, publicity capuOt be
| too soon given TO IL, which is my reagoa for
whiting 10 yoS on the subject.
In The course OF this discussion, que s;nru.
lar and very important fact MAS disclosed,
\ whichis that in The cole ctiou of duties on inn
ports, from the establishment of Tie present
| Government IN 1853, until the present time,
| which duties amounted to upwards of One
Hundred and Ninety Millions of Dollars, ouly
| one tkird OF one per centum has been lost
proving "a care aud Vigilance in the securing
and collecting them, perhaps unequalied IN
ANY other Government.
; 1t there is time this day, which is prebahie,
We shall begin on The EIii establishing "a New
| Iari.t ot Duties on almost all Imports; AZ not
| to-moFi ow-thi Will take much Tine aud M =
III II IS decided, It's impossible TO say when
| We can adjOnrr.
With regard, dear sir. yoursiruly,
| CHARLES PINCKNEY.
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Fi|ty UOIlars JIewoIJ

FiJty DOilars Rewdyd.
- ANYWAY from The subscriber on the s'h NJ An,u
q In the county Of Alternate, a negro man na,n6
JOHN, but somsuIes calls him'ef John safksE-bs isa
hlack fellow, about ~ or 80 years Of are Eve fee ~
10 inches high, retBarksbeo account Of bavins s,o
Hhue teeth. He was purchased Of MIR Hooss i,Sio,.
near ll"0e's Feiry,in Ring George county w,e,s ~
pest he Is now lurking. will rive the sboye $500
toge'bet win all reasonable expences TO any ueT,o,
Nuo WIZ oeilvsr hiin 10 me on NY nrm In the abo,
any jail 60 get him again. nun 'u
Ao,f,. ROBERT LEWIS.
---- p -. lO3..wiGw
NIOIlCb.--Ibe annual mcetiug Of the Dismal \ 49,,
Land Company, wilt be held in suffolk ON ~
hfdi Monday ~ May next, IN conformity win The
provision OF the law Incorporating the compaoV -
'toekholesis ave requested 1, attend in persor. '"'
rHOS GRIFFIN Presideyf
ipfil25 ~ y"'g"FS
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IN CHANCEtl.. ..At a Court OF QUARTERLY. Sessions
DAY of March, 1870
Rives, Thornton & Gillian Jko;,tj6S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09

AlHGlklA: At rules holden VA the Clerks I1Grr-,y
the Superior court Of Chancefy for the Ricbtnonc
DIstrict, the 1914 day oi March, 1870
samuel "'niTee, and James ". wnTee, trading M
Der The arm of Samuel WinfTee a Co lanes -
ana Young Pankey. radirg under the drln Of C,sy -
Pahhey, aud Abner Winffee, aud Tbeudtrck 4. rgn.n
uaang under ibe hIm VI winfree * Ferguson,
pi2iRfifS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09

"IIais Baiiie and Fleming James < Go. and VIM
,H az" odIhuel tIae.. ...........-. De)cgdo1fS.
ihe defendants william Baile, aad William ana
oanueI craig, not having entered ihsir appearance
anu gwen security according the net Of Assenbl
e huts OF ih's Court, and II appearing by spiis
factory evidence that they inhabitants OF tbis
country ~ rs ordfrcd bat the said defendants do
apfed! we're on tue his day OF the neXt aud an
copy OF ihis order he forthwith inserted in some
paper published IN the Ciy OF Richmond for tao
months successfully, aud posted al the hOnt door -
Tue Capitol, in tue said City.
Il CVTy-T6sfe,
March 2i. M. y. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09

NIihGlNiA At Rules holden in the CeI KS Office rs
We superior Court al ChauceTy Tor the Riehniuad
district, The 18Th day of March. 1870
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-09

NJ" gAeorVoffhe PtaRe'orp System.
enfiOus commentary, or fatbsf 40 atiack upog
the received fystem OF The planetary motions las
recently been published w Eusiaa by Capiain nnrnry
wren Z lseyto slsits us -itsaiiOnni iss .sisslidc
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tN'es, ihoiaton Gillian. Piainfi6S
AGAINST
Leander C"X' and Leonard Bosher, administrator 81
H',Hspe.h posheI, dec'h DsJes.dauts.
ne de!ehdant Leander Cox NOT bavug entered a =.
appearance aud given security according the acI Of
assembly aud the rules of tins coGrt, and appearing
10 Tue Satisfaction OF the That he not an uah
I't OF ms s"Ihn,onw eaib therefore, The nio,ion
"a ths sad plaintiffs by their counsel. il ~ ORprnku
.nd' 'Ie sam defendant Cox do appear here o. before
inc ioh'h MONDAY III HAY next, The bill az
tue sald plaintiff. aud that copy Of this order N.
iofthwh inserted III some newspaper publ shed IN HE
Guy OF Richmond, for Two months excessively ana
another 10 he posted atIhe front Of Tie cusIhouse
OF ihis county cofy-1esic
lo3-w6Y X. -. MONTAGUE Jr IL G
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N'ROtNia AZ rules, holden Va tie Clerks D65Tr
OF The Superior Court OF ChaRoery for the Rich
mona Distlict, The 18th day Of March, 1870
Jacob Smith, George King and Mary his wife Ivd
oa bo"les and Elizabeth his wife, and Nancy smith
winch sad Jacob, Mary, Elizabeth aud Nancy are
he'S OF MARIN slnitb, deed. Ptainti6s
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" nc,Nit A Superior Court Of cbancery he
Feb. tS20- ~ " "''""~"' -
'oo" ~. smith and David Minis, 80. :. plaintiffs.
Tn U. Fowler and Robert Ware. :. DEFENDANTS.
CTS cause, Ia which Tue hill hath been taken ior
-, sSeu, as 10 the defendant Robert ware. and oiJ
-, he uecfetat order for that purpose appears 20
."a veen ouy executed, aud Ia which the piasntsas
Ia 70 nave proceeded IN the mode presctihsa
A., n, .Ea.nsl the other defendant came cn ihis DIV
-, w n.ao on the bull. exhibits and the txaminatIo
~ sss was argued by uusel tor the PLAINTIFFS
m. EXPERIMENTATION whereof The court doth order THAI
RI .uiht Robert Ware do reucer al account of
,a,b debts aud effects in HE bands, belonging
y. "e'ehoah Jacob u. Fowler before commits sioner
e""t, who IS directed 10 examine, stale, and
49,. .ue same as well as the accounts III The copSri.
s, III .'e biit mentioned, aud make report thereof
"a e ."ut, WIN amy matters specially stated deem,
H. pe.heht ny himself or which may hc required ny
>Ae Pa'"es To oeso stateo. Il Copy-1f0s.
c,,, WI W. tIENING. c. c.
~. tf,sfohe's 0D1ce. Rickmond, Sd ms, II 1899.
ps'ues Interested In the foregoing t<cretsi or
". ne ceuit are desired to take notice that have
ppon.eo The 25'h day OF The 9Th month (May) next.
W e'nnenee tue accounts above directed; which
~ ~ ~, a. NJ they are required TO attend
~, "n'ce IN this city With all the necessary dccu-'
"eh's ieaoy iSr examination aud settlement.
m.r..o AMOS LAID, H. c..
20 .iet
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STOP SINE.
DAVID RODMAN,
40. l5s, Thames .slrcef.

40. l5s, Thames -sGrcer.
(Nearly opposite the wel!-known Sign OF
the Golden Esgie.)
ResteeVuLiy informs his friends 81 he Public,
THAT he has made such recent ad-
l. ditons 70 his stock of ROOTS SHOES, IS
renders his Assortment very extensive great
part of which ate OF hiS own Manufacture aui4nE
which are.--Men's caifskin Shoes, tor S So
Morocco Walking shoes 7'6-sliPpers. Lsces and
Sandals, of real goat skin morocco, for 4s6 & IS
Chisdren's Morocco Bontees SO small Shoes, IS
cents --ifo, Black sud color d morocco, and kid !;
boo'o webbing, cord an ferret, &c &c.
Boots and shoes of every description, manufact.
ured 10 suit measures, short notice. OF The osst
naerisls aud substantial workmanship.
Newport 2pih of o,h mo 1920
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UNION FACTORY.

THE subscribers respectfully informs their
L friends aud the pub' in general, that they
have added to their establishment q complete set
Of new Cards, suitable for cardng OF Me- ino WOOL.
in the bes, manner which together with their for.
rn-r machinery make their establishment complete.
Wool Of all grades carded INTO rolls at the lew.
est terms They wish 30 receive wool for manu-.
featuring on shares or contract, as usy best suit
their employers They continue to carry on their
Ciohng business, in ali its VARIOUS branches. Nv.
cry attention will be paid tie coorng Of Grapes,
Bombszettes, silks, &c The following persons
will receive snd forward any ~ ,ieles intended tor
the Union Factory
GEORGE LAwTOS, T;verfsn.
JERBMiiH CLIFFORD. B,,.si Ferry.
EDWARD sTANHbPP. and
j w WATSON. .aer5,f
The subscribers. return Their sincere thanks IN
their old customers and solicit the continuance oi
their fsyouss. JOHN BsBCOCk
MOSES LAw1OS.
Portsmouth. yurc :. 1927
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Columbian Grand Folio Billie,
FoR1Y.TWO PLATES 4!


NOW pubus0ins lo 40 weekly nomoers,
IN atl2 | 2 cts. each. Two oi the plates
ais, spieoGid F'onuspiecr. srd 80 eng'sveo
Title Page. The work is i!lust sird with ex'
p,.as,o,y Now,, i,om the w,iings OF those
eminent divines, Henry, Brown, Secfi, Coke,
H'cs'ey, I'D Clarke.
~ r. sons ,-sidios in tie county, who
may vish to sobscribe. can be supplied Win
this valuable FaViy Treasury, by eIghi Duu,-
bets al q lim,, az more, as Tar a. puOiseeos
oo application 60 the appointed Agen', AT Mr..
WIN OmAN's Chu. oh.otree,, Newport, X l.
N. Is. Subscription papers are left at
M. StHEETER's Tavern, B'is,ol-aiso, at
Mr.. CoLHs 's,esn, Warren, II. I.
49, a steady acuse )oung r-'o, is went
ed o assist IN dclivctHg the DoWbe,s 1t tho
abovs work, and to eoiiect sohscc c,ptiops.
SETH LU Their, Aseat.
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Brigade Orders.

~ ONfOR .. Sly 30 'ae l. rcouiripg
~ the Mi'i'is II The : ate + Rhode I,lsnd,
to meet annually IN The month Of Sep ember
or Oc,ubs', by frg'mcnis for inspection and
review, the B igadiet General uf the Fifs,
Brigade. direc,s ths, the sevcra! Regiments
constituting said Brigade NEE, for that pur.
pose, On he following days -
lst Regiment com nsoded by Col. RrcH.
ARD SHAW, on Mnnday Oc,obef %.
10 Regimen,, commanded by Cot VIII.
LIAM BOOMER. on Tuesday, Oc'obcr 81
4h Regiment, commanded by Col. 6Yaos
DIMAS. on Wednesday. October 4'h
The CON msndonts Of the respective reci.
ments viii see that the troops are paradcd in
order ior inspection and review, precisely az
half past 10 o'clock, A. NJ. TIE General,
though consjen, that the Officers k Soldiers
are aware OF the importance Of improvemen ~,
~ miirs y discipline, evsIs himself Of this
opportunity 10 remind them of IT'S necessity,
snd Of Their do TO sppsar armed snd equip.
ped sccofding TO law, and with % rounds OF
Caruidge , without bslis.
By order Of
Brig. Gen. GEORGE D'WOLF.
ERASTUS p. ALLEN, Inspector,
end Msjor Of Is, Brigade r. Island P
Militia.
August 3C,b. 1870.