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Ten Dollars Remard.

7 OSr by Powell Williams 'as lie says AT his bro
e ther SaTSe's Notoway c-urt house Oh the
right OF the 18th MT. a BLOOD BAY HORSE of mine
about hse feet high, compactly formed The said
horse Is eleven years old t'S spring has a small b,
isb III ms LETT eye aud large his left shout
DEF, occasoned by the coiaT OF his bind hoofs
White and il is believed also his eft. Whoever will
deliver him to ne living in Geachand six miles north
OF CaiteTsvilte shall receive the above reward nd
satisfaction fer all reasonable expences wish a. n
lie expressly understood that this advtrtsementir INV
name does moi ahsoive the said Williams fTem damages
in the event Of the non recovery Of the horse.
JAMES CARTER
AprilI. tnyw2Hs
The Editor OF the Petersburg Republican will please
insert the above advertisement, weekly three weeks
aud forward his account to this Office for payment
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utNNbF 4 StDtffG Jtf bDnFfs
p virtue Of deed executed by John gill, deceased
- aud Ha.lor Hili, late merchants and partners trad
ing under Tie arm OF John Baylor Ill hearing date
the 18th day Of July 1878, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office OF KIng william county cont, for the
purpose of in7Liug an equal division Of The property
belonging tn The late partnership between the surviving
partner aud the representative uf the deceased partner
we Will sell the premises 20 tie highest bidder
The 5fh day 81 Nay near, IL fair, u nat. the
fair day, credit Of four years at least that
known MANUFaCTURiNG MILL, and ONE HUN.
DRIED AND Fifty ACRES OF LAND Thereto nd
Joining, situate On Herring Creek, ahont miles
from AylviPs Warehouse III King William county. This
property has many recommendations, aud is worthy
the attention Of mIilers aud me chants. Herring creek
is considered one of the most in The
lower country The mill is situated in healthy
Try which ailo ds abundant supply Of wheat. The
mill house is spacious. and contains three pair OF
stones with necessary machinery complete nrder-
There are two gTanaTies lately built capable OF
tanning between to,O0O and 900 bushels al grap and
4 store honsc and dwelling house. Possession of the
premises, except the land will he delivered the ay
OF sale, aud Of tie land the list day Of January
1871 with li"erty to SOW wheat the usual time
Bond and approved security aud also deed of trust
OH the property will be required OF the purchaser.
CHARLES HILL,
RICHARD HILL.
At the same time and place the STOCK OF GOODS
HOGS, &c. belonging To the late rm of John x Baylor
if, will he sold ON credit Of six months. Bond and
security will be required rf the purchasers.
BAYLOR HILL,
SArpiu!Rg partner Of Us II, Hill.
NtTch " let ..Wjw~
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Rappahannock Academu.

IMPRESSED with sense OF the numerous advantages
possessed by this Institution, the Trustees OF the
RAPPAuANNOCK ACADEMY, deem 1t their duty to
invite the attention 81 the public thereto. he site is
unusually healthy the neigbborhood wealthy and q
greeabie tile Library extensive aud seieriedil- ore
:ident OF unrsarieG application extensive erudition
aud correct morals distinguished for the miidness
ana efficiency Of the discipline he has introduced the
consequences of which nre mast distinctly visible in
the regular department AUD Improvement Of the pm
pills. The Stewards department rs filed by gentle
man. who enjoys the fail confidence off, trustees end
who has given entire satisfaction Assures Of these
facts, the trustees solicit parents and guardians visit
The academy and decide for themselves The several
branches Of liberal education are taught here.
The year Is divided inio two equal sessions, with
vacation of three weeks at the termination af each.
The eEsH,ng sion commences the 2Ith DAY of the
present month. The price Of hoard and iutiun
To = per session, pay able In ad,asce. he hoszcS
are spacious, and sufficient for the accommodation vi
bundled pupils.
e.. TAYLOR, President.
CHARLES g. TAiIAFkRRO }
PHILIP LiGti1foOr, tr..,
JOHN Il BEt&ARp. t'tNts''.,
sl1LFoKlSAs. N.f~ER, -t~
kstS. ie.. .riw
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kTTbe ENQUIRER 10 published twice a week, gene
rally, aud three tunes week during the session OF the
STATE Lss:SdtnrePrce, the same rs heretofore Five
OoIdrs per annum payable ia advance. Notes of Char
tered specepayinV Banks, (oHiy) will he received IN
payment. The Editors will guarantee the safety Of
rsniliing them by mall the postage of all letters being
paid by tue writer's.
II No paper Will he discontinued but at the dscre-
onof the Editors until all arearage, have been paid
up.
Ewhoever will guarantee the payment Of nine papers,
thaii receive a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II One SqHGre-Ffrst TasertiO,, as cents-cdch
Continuance, so cents.
%. No 5dDerfisemert inserted nNtit IL has either
been paid for or GssHsss person in this city
or It's caUiTORS.
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Notice 20 Masons 5. Hriage BmMers.

Notice to MaSOnS j. Bridge Builders.
PROPOSALS. will be received ttH The Ith Of June,
n neat, by the subscribers, FOR THE ERECT ION
OF rOLL BRIDGE across James river at this place.
The river 293 yards wide at the contemplated site OF
che bridge-the average depth thereof common low
water Ia summer two feet nine inches, the bottom sOd
Iock entirely There ave several quaIries Of
rock 0f good qualify not than 500 yards distant
from the site the waters sdge and tie wooseu mate
rials can he conveniently obtained by fTsm
neighbnIhoVd, either above or below. The bridge is
10 rest on piers 40 feet apart each pier to Ice IL feet
wide al the bottom and feet the tOp IS feet high
and 20 feet loRg, of solid masonry Of the sub
slanal kind, and the iOpw he required Of timber Of
suitable size aud strength to With substantial
plank. one fourth Of the 4 the bridge will be
paid when the work commences, fourth when half
finished, and the balance the completi. N Of the
work.. Bond - IT'D approved secuTtyw be required
from The undertaken before any money is advanced.
The above is the general plan Of the bridge eOntr-
plated ny the board Of Managers hut subject to be
altered ppon the suggestions of more Approved
COMMUNICATIONS may be made by any person disposed
10 undertake this work, to the undersigned agents of
Fhe bridge company, al Gainesville, Virginia.
SAMUEL WILSON
r. b. DEANE.
JOHN G.. DANIEL.
March "a. IOs..t4J
n The Editors Of The National lntelligemcer will
please insert the above twice week ii the 4th June
snd forward their account TO this Office for payment.
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l.rn1 icI sale. without reserve, for cash.

l.c"~ irI safe. " tthont reserve, for cash.
70 ! 0'Sine OfG dced ~ trHt ereoYted by Thomas
- Is. R1Wd0tph and Wus, 0aa bearing dGte TIE
.Hr" day 81 January 1918, ami Gwiy admitted TO
record IN the county coWrf Of Cumberland Ne
S"d<t, on the 18Th daS o. May next, at FdTmerliie
10 sell JoTcash, the totLouiRg tracts Of L.4ND or
SO much thereof as HiH be Sufficient 10 yay fhe SHU
6hc H"acr me trust dFrd ami OH ChdggCs or sais
az one Iracf Of LAM on .4pPIO,ndftor rjrer
containing By estimation THREE hHHGrcd ant RiDqtg
and AaG acres OO3Rded at the dRte ar the decd az
t,uSt, ~ the iaRGSoi Bf0He r.. I0odsop ana ofRrrs
iIS0 oHt ofhcr ITdet 81 LG"d, containing b. csiina
ZION 921 acres Of tGHd, and bOHRded the dafe 81
the sad decd by TIE iaHds 0J Robert Ferguson ana
others THE said tracts lie in CWmhcrlasd ccKmfy,
dHd are IN the same HeishboFbood and are in I,r
mites o. jamestown ana FGrmUiEc Tie snbScyi.
c6r$ 40 not WGTrGnt the ttie. bVt nil co4vfy ork1
S"ch thEe as they kaUJUktg hapr cRd acy coaufy
SIEhLYNG SMITH
UARREN ~ MEREDITH
4pri,7. ioz ,,,,,,.
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mo, I !
(No. l.
HAMPTON, Va. June 1911 1910.

HAMPTON, Va. June 10 1910.
SIR have been informed, in Norfolk,
that you have seid that you could insul,
me with 'mpnniiy, or words To that eff
frci. liyou have said so, YOU will no
douh' avOw il, and shall expect 10 hear
from you.
am, slr, your ohedient servant,
JAMES BARRON.
To Commodore STEPHEN DECATUR,
WaskiMgt0n.
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TRUST SALE

TRUST "a LIE.
10y virtue Of deed Of made to the subscribers
~ BY David !. Burr aud wife, Francis Pellet aud wife
and Vincent Lea aud wife, dated the 2gt day Of Jan'y
~ the year 1918 aud Of record in the court Of
Of the city Of Richmond win be exposed to sale az
auction, on the premises, MOHddy, the 24th ddU NJ
dPTit merit, all that LOT OF LAND IN the city Of Rich
noBd knswn aud Distinguished iH tie plan ofthe said
city Ny the sumbeT 500 aud all buildings aud Improve.
ments thereon, ard which is known by the name OF
The Union Air furnace
Terms Of sale, $ 2,sJ 80, with interest thereon from
che 10Th day Of January last aud tho expenses
attending the sale TO be paid down cas Thc residue
Ofthe purchase money as lar as il shall extend 10 he
paid w the following nsalneHts TO Wit S2p3J 80,
We 10th January, IN the year is2lS 1893 80, the
29th January. In the year ls22-S2tS3 49, the 2Dlb
January the year 1873 S 1909 a. on the 2gth Jan.
IN the year iS24and Ter The surplus any credit will
be allowed to the time last mentioned. For the fonr
iustalmenls far they shall extend aud Tor the
sarpus u any, the purchaser must execute negotiable
notes with Az approved endorssr payable NJ either Of
the banks ~ The city, and also deed Of trust the
property to secure The payment Of the said instruments
IS they shall become due, aud of like tenor with the
deed oftrust Row To he acted on.
CHARLES COPELAND,
CARTER B. PAGE, Trustees.
JaMES GROWN, jr
..s..............
n The property above Advertised. cOmpreheuds 1u
Iron FouHderg, With two all furnaces one Cuyel fr
mace, on the most approved construction, with water
oasaud all the Interior fixtures Of the fsundery
plete and ft for immediate use
4 Bross Fntnderg aud 6nishing shop.
4 BiackSHth's shop, with three fofses and every
4 good brick twostory Directing Home.
nHcds TOT Store fOums, coke oven, &c. &c.
The whole forming complete establishment Tor
castus, making AND finishing an Kinds Of machinery
and well worthy the attention. ~ persons in that Tine
immediately AFTER the sale of The above propcrt .
WI be sold at public auction, credit 0fsia.
we've, and eighteen months for approved endorsed
o.es al tue Patterns, Flasks, Ut"Hsils. Tools and
shops. w
~ v. All orders Tor castings previous to to- above
'4ie' will be received aud duly executed
fOLtET, BURR z co.
'e+fN ol..Ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-11

The friends Of the late Commodore Decatur have
learned with regret that misconceptions
Jnrous To him prevail and ave extending relative
the difference between him ami Co,nmoGnTc BarOu.-
To place tins subject in its true eht the, have thsught
necessary To- submit To the public without comment
The Whole correspondence which preceded ie meeting.
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9

Bet~ee"the Iate Com. STEPHEN DECATUR
end Com. JAMES BARRON, which ied fo
me unfortunate meeting Of The 22d ot'
March,
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To Commo5ore JAMEe BARRoN,
Hampton tDghia.


NORFOLK. 2Ah Angus. 1910.
Nh Dem Commcfiorp. NOTHING had
tran-pirrd here previou- 10 uy arrival on
~. subject 9th "ori eronGtnce hui
Lady n Nls. 't@@ee flf.nt erra.sr ts
irou Hampton, had So ,hsl corres-
porJ,nce hso tax rIarc bctae. e5u
and y viii b sire i'aTcd would cld So Il
meeting 3hc ica o. ih,. lady arr rs
direct variauec Wits tbe opium o. yoar
lri uds here who mink thai res not
purpose saying more on the So
y 81 seems thar IL was Rnovu e. iiamp.
' aoi 'veu here, thai letters ba1 pass
~ sorss fqdg te1s IN sae JasiSg II ne gatttr 4
MTs. DecafHr.l
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Valuable LGnd for Sale


ENHE subscriber being anxious remo,r 10 the wesi
eTn couHity offers for sale the plantation whereon
he resides, called fOTHERlNGAI, IN Montgomery
COUNTY! virginia. This tract contains 500 acres about
hall OF which is low grounds cleared considered
fret rate arabic and meadow laus u lies Oh both
sides Of ROanoke river, aud the main western road
runs through il. Tine buildings are new aud valuable.
On Part If this land, is AN ESTABLISHMENT
FOR TAVERN which. without any lapd annexed
rents for > 200 per annum There the farm be.
tween two and three hundred cattle, like humber Of
sheep, and good steck Of hogs, which Bought
with the place.-AisO the turnpike road from the up
peTmost crossing Of the Roanoke across the Allie
ghany mountain, Of winch am the sole proprietor
which road has been established and in operation aheut
sixteen years. Also sOBeth 1890 Of laHd
adjoining aud contiguous thereto, situated from TO
miles OF Montgomery court house, on which fOnT
plantations, leased outAlso, tract both sides Of
Little river, IN which about 43O aCTes....I alss
offer for sale In behalf Of my son George a tract NJ
$50 acres IN Boteourt county, the north side Of
The Roanoke. This tract contains about two hundred
acres OF first rate bottom be balance good Tobacco
and grain lands. About twenty Of the bottom is
IN woods. ON this tract is STOCK OF cattle sheep
aud hogs, which may be bought with the land The
terms will he fair and equitable aud negroes in fam
lies received in part payment for all, any part Of
this property The property in BotetouT will be sheun
by hr. John c. Griffin, Of Fincastle,
GEORGE HANCOCK.
Montgomery, March II. lOl ..w8m
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ur obedieni servant,
STEPHEN DECATUR.
To Commodore JAMES BARRON,
Hampton, Virginia.
lF'raHkcaby Comm. DccatVrl
mo.
HAMPTON, Oct.

M. -
HAMPTON, Oct. %, 1919.
SIR had supposed that the measure
of your ambili0u was nearly completed,
and that your good fortune ha rendered
your reputation Tor acts of magnaDimiiv
too d ar To be risked wanionly on Occa-
Sons that can never rcdound 20 tie Ionor
Of hi'u HAT would be great | had also
concluded that YOUR rancOr towards me
was fully satisfied, by the 'rHel and un-
mrriied sentence passed upon me by tire
court OF which you we're member and,
after an exile from my country, family,
aud friends, OF nparlN seven years, had
concluded that should now be allowed,
a least, to enjoy the solacP, with this So
cirty, that Iacrraied feelings like niue
required, and that you would have suffer-
ed me to remain Isl quiet possession Of
those enjoymenis ; but, scarcely had
set my foot or my own native soil, ere |
learnt flat the same malignant spirit
which had before Influenced YOU 10 en-
dcsvnr io ruin my reputation was still at
work, aud that you we're ungenerously
iraduciDg my character whenever an oc-
casiOn occurred iAat suited your views,
and in many Instances moi much To your
credit as al officer, through the medium
OF our juniors; sdcli conduct cannon fail
aAmong the copies 'rc hare reecired, from Wash.
i"gtoH, Of the pamphlet, IS oae from Commodore
Barron irhjch has fer ". s. notes 1T The foot
Of the pdgc. rs hrsc WGc intended rs crpiua.
tioas, and do not apgcar caicHiaied TO produce
further ercitcmeRt, IN r,fotioa 10 This mciaRchoiy
erent Hcgare nidcd, IN bracktfs, IN The copy ne
aotc lay bcJore he reatsr.
fgUIrORs or THE ENQUIRER.
Will respect 10 The date ~ iris letter, Il may We
proper observe at, although II rs t2h laue, yei
TIC ii !ute q rs made, might well he mistaken 4 3
neuCe, w Comm odafc UecNHt's letter feVly. he
/" ,'sdeged tht date 10 fe tan J-ns On JricrTing
to the pest Wark lhc h,Ck of the letter %
~ found to have hepa ppt int ne post once the
2ih hsucc in Com ncca Hfs letter 50 Com. BaTfon
1nc 1884, OciaAcf 1919, u e fscusRizd IS dttci on
he TIN
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No .l
NNASuiNnrNN ITih Innn Z

WASHINGTON, I7ih June, 1919
SIR have received sour communlca
tinm of the 18th inst Before You could
have been ou'irled To the information YOU
have asked Of NE, YOU shnuId have given
up the name of your iutormer. Tia,
iranknrss whiclioughi 10 characterize our
profession required it. ] shall not, how
ever, refuse Ia answer you on that ac-
count, hut hall hr as candid in my com
municailon io YOU as your letter or the
ease will warrant,
Whatever may have thought. or said.
IN tie rcIy .Ircqrch and free CONVERSATIONS
hare had respecting yow and yont, co,ninct. |
feel a thorough conviction that never
con!d have been guilty OF 80 much ego
tism as to say That could insult YOU"
Tor any other NAM with IMMUNITY"
| am, sir, your "bedient servant,
STEPHEN DECATUR.
To Commodore JAMES BARRON,
Hampton FiTe7Hia
fgGhked Dg Comm Dcc4tHr.1
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VALUABLE DRY GOODS.


TEJE are now receiving and shall receive in the course
w OF few days, about 10 packages of Dry Goods of
u be sold at fair prices at private sale, aud inviie
purchases to call aud view them viii
9nsw,r well tue sprung saIes.-Among them are the
following articles.
Company supsrhne Chanaepore Ces:a,
Gold -adr6 JaIlepore sanusS
Company hne GuTsAEs
Jagds; Bsilas
l.ius tlG..ais
useThoom GurTahs
l.or ,tsBad Mgn0oies
flgs Gilla BandkerChiefs
NlhPany CiUppas
SeerswcSers, ecgaut patterns
Bisgk SafsueIs
Njch double Silk fancy Shawls
painask and Grape Shaws
Cation Grapes assorted
Nankeen Carton Grapes
hankeea Canton Grape Dresses some very ri
BLACK and assorted Sewing Silks
Lace Wells, Lace Suawls, Thread Edgings
silk Hose. Navy blue Sewing Silk
nlGiu, Striped and gured CambUcS
superior and mlfdmg quality Calicoes handsome
Coiors
Tioientiue aud Ievantine
Superior hueskm
Mace donial Silks, superb goods, and
ICase consisting OF the most elegant goods ever
offered in ths place Of the Lind consisting of white
Cashmere Shawl valued AT S25o. Crimson do. valued
At St2j Embroidered null null musllnlong Shawls,
embroidered muil null muslin dresses half dresses
do plain real India null HaA musliNs sprgged, do do
dOited do do.
40 HAVE IN STORE
FL Cases nomrsi'c goods, consisting o! excellent
OrIs. DUNLOP & co. Aucr..
Ii peisnns having CLAIMS agaIny, Ihe estate
IN JACOB WILL ANiSON, dec. are hereby Hotiued
20 sue on them immediately : and those indebted 10
Cue said required forward aud make
paymeat.-Tle public are cautioned against transact
ing any business relative to the said estate, with
rersons as have possession OF the papers III said decc
dent, s'e required 10 forward them to The subscribed
Afm'Or ne Jonis non, uith the witt annexed,
Of Jacob Htfua@scM dec.
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NJ II RICE

MAN STREET, few doors above ibe Bell, has M.
w deriaken an agency for The sal. Of
DR.. NayO's Rhyming SpsiiiRg BoOl,
and RHYNlNG PRIMER (pTice Of The former u cts.
Of the latter % cents
Teachers Willie supplied by wholesale, at very libs-
raj discount. n orders from the country will be
promptly attended 10.
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To Commodore STEPHEN DECATUR,
Washington.

WASHINGTON, June %, 1918.
SVR--l have re-, eived your cOmmunica-
zion % the 2jlh, in auSw CT 10 mine OF the
i7ih. and. aS you have expressed uursef
doubhnliy, as ~ your correct and rsiamd.
ing Of my letter OF ne aforesaid date, |
have now 10 state, and sequcst you 10
understand distinctly, that :neant no
more than 10 disclaim HE specific anG arr
ticuiaT expression TO which your enquiry
a. directed, to it thai had said thai
I could rnSuii YOU with mpunity. As TO
the motives Of tie several gentlemen IL
Norfolk. your mformanis, or the ruaors
which " cannot be traced 10 their origin"
on which their information was founded,
or who they are, is a matter of perfect
Indifference to me, as is also your mo
tivcs IN making such an enquiry upon
such Information.
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ACCOMMODATIONS
Reing called upon to give my opinion 0f &C MayO's
Rbynng Spelling Book Il" DO not hesitate 70 say that
consider IL better calculated promote the improve
ment " the learner than auyo the lind have seen
,. ". TURNER,
WILLIAM BURNS, JFfcHMoNo.
CHiLES fEERELL,)
JONATHAN SMITH, Petersburg.
baltimore, Nor 20, 1910.
We earnestly recommend Dt. MayO's RhywiRg SgcL
ling Boof rs the best calculated fot the Improvement
Of young persons that have ever seen. The har
mony Of the successive corresponding sounds, leads
the learner forward ~ easy aud natural without
fatigue stndy, and admirably calculated to dni
nish The labor 81 tie teacher aud The pupil.
GEORGE BLACKBURN,
Formerly Professor In The COLLEGE If HHfi0Ri aytd
Narg. YirEiRia The cottage ~ 'SORfh (arOiiHa
dHd tofc " tic ASbEry collage, BdHimorc
NICHAft TOWER.
Late Professor Of A1cicaf mt 1fodcrn LaH-
guag6s, ia tho dS6Hrg (oitcec. Baffimore.
ENOCU IE\NICE.
Rector NJ So. Peters.
SAMUEL <. JENNINGS, ~. -.
late PrfsideHk NJ fsbHrg (ohcrc.
Aher having examined D.. May0's Rhii0iRg Primer
ava SVcftDC RO0E, with tie view 10 giving my opimicn
respecting tbcDi ! feci no hesitation IN saving uiat
ihcy possuss singular advantages any tiher Gle
LDMUND u. BARRY. n. n.
ApriI1 ieo.. NGm
RIOIiCE. 1.-The subscr,net atone is authorized to
= receive the outstanding debts dre to the late
Germ ~ LYLE. SCOFT & SAUNDERS, having been az
for the kichmoud district. ~ expected that all
sons q deLted 10 the said coacerH will make imu
ate pafneat ~ Longer Indulgence cannot be Afforded
lec.s. G2..u SANpfi fAAiOR.
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N.NH- SCI
HAMPTON Va. Jmnc %, 1919.

HAMPTON Va. June %, 1919.
StR-Hour communl. alton OF lie i7lh
lust III answer 10 mine OF the 18Th, have
received.
Toe circumstances tina, urged me 10
call ON you for the information requested
in NY letter. would. presume, have in
stisaied you, or any other person, 10 tie
same conduct that pursued. Several
gentlemen in Norfolk, rot your enemies
nor aCiuaIed by any malicious motive,
ioid me that such a report vas in circula.
tion, but could not b. traced 10 lis origin.
/, therefore, concluded to appeal 10 you,
surprising under siI h circumstances, that
could not outrage any rule uf decorua,
or camdor. This, trust, will be consid.
cred a just motive for The course have
pursued. Your declaration, if under
stand il correctly, relieves my mind from
The apprehension that you had so degrad-
ed my character, as had been induced
Ia aliege.
am, sir, your obelirnt servant,
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40 HAVE IN STORE
FL Cases Domestic goods, consisting o! excellent
Greetings ard shiGiings.
OTIS, DUNLOP * CO. Aucr..
March 10. III
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-05-24
SPANISH ACCOUNTS.

MADRID, MARCH 5l.-Ihe King
has dispatched brevets OF Marshal de
Clamp to the chiefs of the insurrection
at the Isle dc Leon, Quiroga, Arco A
guero, and Riego.
The King has restored to their hon.
ors and employ ments, by decree OF the
25;h, all persons implicated in the pro-
ceedings against Nina, Porlier. Lacy,
Richard, ReneyaIes,. and those engaged
In the affair at Valencia in 1917 and
1918, as we'll as those engaged in the In
surrection at Cadiz, in July 1919.
The royal army of Galicia under the
command of Gen. Roman, is ordered by
a royal decree to be dissolved.
The count d. Abisbal Gen. O'Don-
nell has arrived in Madrid. He has
Published sort of manifesto, in which
he expresses his discomfort that the
King hid not accepted his services.
He has denounced to the Patriotic Club
counter revolutionary conspiracy, and
has demlnded the command If the Ma
tionaI militia. !.
The King continually expresses his
satisfaction at having accepted the Con-
stitution, and his regret at not having
done it sooner. He has become very
popular, and gives audience TO all who
wish to STE him.
Civic ieasts take place every day at
Madrid. The Dukes and Mmquisses
are eager to join in them, and are proud
OF receiving the title OF citizens!
Accounts had been ecclved, that
Generals Freyre and Villavicencio, had
been arrested at Cadiz, accused of be.
ing the ms'igators OF the affay, and of
having given orders to the troops to fire
On the people. They were both in prls-
OH, waiting their trials.