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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-01
James River Lnnd for snle.

4 AGAIN offer for sale my land in Amherst living ON
Il HaTTiss creek, large branch Of James river and
within four miles OF Lynchbgig. The tract contains
SOB acres-250 cleared and in good heaT 10 acres
fresh land cleared since 1872 aud 40 acres low
very IIch nnd nj Tor meadow the balance is prime
tobacco land, covered with excellent timber and al
least 30 cords OF ire wood " acre. Three loads day
IN sumner and two IN winter, be made to Lunch.
b"Tg over iree bridge now nearly finished, across
the river. The price of 6Te wood S Il y cord and a
constant and steady market for all oibeT articles.
IbrIe IS an excellent mill the creek ON which
giist and cav mill may be erected for & 500 thai
would YIELD 200 barrels OF toll corn aud water suici.
ent for any other purpose.
There are two good schools in LyncbbuIp. one a
female, and the other Latin scbosi; and the neigh
bothood as healthy as any ~ the state and the town
the mOst healthy oiany on James river.
The snbscribeT having removed TO the western conn
ny, VIII sell at reduced price, and give long ctedi
e'eot ioI tbe whole, " well seCuTed.APply 10 Col.
L. DADE, IN Richmond, or to ROBERT n. ROSE.
OIange.Conrlhonse, Ian. 5. 74..Wow'
10y NiTtue decree Of The superior court OF chan
- Gerry for the district Of Williamsburg, shall on
IHeSdag, me IN day NJ M0rch neat, proceed to sell
Tor casb,at public auction, tract ofLAND in The
iamsburs about three miles below the courthouse and
containing about 100 acres The properly Of PARK BALL
Tue sale VII be made before The door Of the Tavern at
jan IS. 7s..wgw
twenty DOLLARS REWARD-foT appTebeUdins
negro boy named GEOR CT, who abscoHded from
my plantation In Hanover county the 2oth OF July
last Vie Is ahOut 20 u years Of age rather lighter
ha negroes generally are, and about feet inches
hEb-bis hair somewhat bnshy-bas blenlish ~ enc
Of his eyes, thick lips aud bowed legs.
he mas been seen in Richmond but u is pfoha bic he
lsRone from thence 10 GOochland or Hanover in the
aeighbOrhood % Dir. Philip woodsons e. whonr hi mo-
ihtf belongs, or is making bis way no ames river to-
wards LjHchbnrg. IL Is very probable he has obtained
Htc papers. The above reward, and all necessary ex.
penses will he paid bis delivery to me in Hanover
aHd SHOULD not be convenient 10 deliver him letters
directed to Hanover Town will be attended TO,
fOfeWatn al masters Of vessesapd others from bar
boring o. carrying away the said slave under The ne
Halles ~ Tue law. REUBEN GARDNER.
September ". sg.WtfSq p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-01
UOHNE IlIEKN

TIE subscriber takes this method 10 iufottp bis
friends aud customers, that he has retained from
nc "'tb' and taken charge of his establishment In
'"" dhN assures them, that every attention shall be
P"lv W b-li accommodation For uhfch, the charge
shd ne 'saavnablt they paiug what bey call for
Ony.-bn % pfciefrcd, his pTce per DAY viii be- for
man $ 70 ceuts-boist IS Ccnts-prr werk 4 - lie
uIsI week = each. MAhK RICHARDS.
~ cash val he gwen for twenty thousand oi r.,ta
"ddeT one thousand bushels ~ scll ceapeJ uas and
WV HN'"isu OF COIN. NOY.zo. 5s..wu d. x.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-01

Cofee, Sugar, Spanish Hides, SC.
SO Bags Prime GREEN COFFEE
20 Hhds. do. ST. CToiX SUGAR
30 do. I'd quality do.
200O Spanish OK HIDES
~ BayTels TANNERS Oil,
And will be landed to-day from the SchT, Hamlet
from Philadelphia
40 Hhds good RYE WHISKY
80 Barrels do. do.
FOR SALE Low
RALST0N & PLEASANTS.
octoDeI22. 46..u
N1OTICE....The subscriber alone is authorized 10
receive the outstanding deLts due the late con
Germ OF LIE, SCOTT & SAUNDERS, having been a..
thereof By the
Tor the Richmond district. IL is expected that all per
sons indebted to the said concern will make inned-
ATE payment, longer indulgence cannot be after
Dec.S 61..u SAMUEL TAYLOR.
}tukSuANT to deed of Irust executed 10 as nv
Il John Bibb, aud duly recorded in the county couft
Of Charotie-Ne shall, on the FIRST Monday in HarcE
HSn bsioTe the door of the Courthouse Of Charlotte
County "neT for sale I59 ofLAND lying M said
county adjoining The lands OF John RichaI dsep H. 4l
and JohH Richardson, wv. H.).... Tie terms OF sale
viii he made known the day.
WILLIAM ~. WATKINS,l
HENRY a. WATKINS, ITTustees
THO'S b. hANLOYE,
Jan. ~. s2..ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-01

th. utmost delicacy of coloring. The Moorish
monuments of Grenada. the Fernando Gate
az Burcos "a most delightful night piece, and
the views ct Saragossa, 1aiavera, aud other
places which have become conspicuous in
history by Wellington's deeds.
Ii may be Truly said, that landscape aud
prospect painting have never Before produc
ed amy thing equal. as the greatest precis-
ION IN the minutest details Ia the execution
is admirably combined with tasteful composi-
ton aud distribution of the colors. Four views
OF the duke OF Weilington's residence in Lon
don. and his seat i'm the country, are veiy
fine they have been taken from the most ac-
curaie drawings. Tn twenty of the plates
are painted the most striking scenery of the
banks of The upper Elhe among the pictsr-
esque rocks and vailies which are called the
Saxon Switzerland.
" Four aud twenty of the plates were par.
ticularly admired, which represented battles
and engagements III Spain where Wellington
has gathered laurels, Four views ut the bat.
tie ct Talavera are among The finest
=. Besides the desert services, second royal
order was executed for his Grace by the da.
mask manu.actIry, at Gieat Schonaw. LII
consists OF six complete ctsof napkins each
tor six aud twenty ellis "a saxon ell is two
fret) in length aud six ell in breadth.
Nothing can be more magnificent OF the
Kind than these uamask table cloths.--
On a gfound strewed all over but not over
loaded, with stars. the arms of the duke
OF Wellington, with "A laurel wreath, and
other insignia, shine with the splend0r OF sill
yer. On both ends the insignia OF war and
peace grouped in picturesque manner. Be-
sides these, there are no other figures, winch
indeed do not seem to be at all suited 10 this
kind of manufacture, not designed for hang
lngs: All uncommoDly elegant Arabesque
border runs all round. The beauty of the
effect arises from n brilliant pattern which is a
perfect imitation OF relief upon "A deed ground.
This kind of shadowins has been brought
to astonishing perfection in Great Schonau.-
London pap Nor. l.
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TO HILLERS.
{ COLOGNE KSOFUS MILL STONES. of sIsi,e,
.V sac ny NJ. =. POITIAUX
49, e. G2--fgNH
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-10-18

fhe late reisg Clare. fsr Ensosd sah q truly
generous spiTIt, she trauk and undhguisec, es.
a. maintaining becoming dignity, n"suiled bs
PRIDE or Affection blessed with an enllss n'rg
oheertuiress Of disposition. she st n time, glauden.
"a he social hours II friendly intercourse and rem
dere6 smooth the rugged paths IL liie happily pos.
sssslng both the ms and disposiicn. she took
delight an ae,igting The cistsess of Others, and thus
her gratitude to heA,sn MAS ever svinccd by her
well timed lberslity Yet in the midst of usetnl.
ness, she was summoned from her earthly taberna-
clr and with Ch,isiisn for,i,ude bid sdieu 10 the
hesting shadows Of sublonsry scenes. snd resigned
her soul 10 its Creator. in the humble hpe OF a
blessed resurrection leaving II TO The most aHc-
tonale OF husbands, family of niue beloved chill
dren, and numerous train Of relatives aud friends,
to bewsii he's memory with unayailirg sorrow
At Turks Island, on the lIth ult. Capt n. a. Cctr
Of North krngstown. in the 3ist year ofhis sge
A MddiesOwn, on the Ism inst. JosErR
PLuasEa, aged 10 months and 10 days,
youpgest son Of Cot Peter Barker.
At Providence, on the iith INST. in the
ssh year oi her age, MIS-. ELibarRru
MAsTos, relic, ct the late Cspta,o Peter
" anton, OF Newport, and dnugh,sr OF the
la;e Joho Ga.dner, Esq WHO for may years
previous to the Revolution, was lieutenant
Governor Of this (,hen) Colony. She Wa q
lady of distinguished wo.tb.
Al Sea, M. ARNOLD ADAMS, Of this Town,
eyed 30 years
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-10-18
MARYLAND ELECTION.

The question is settled as to the polit-
zeal complexion of the Executive OF Ma
ryland for the next political year. The
Republican party retains rs ascendancy
by majority oftao vo'vs on Joint ballot.
Robert Wright is eiecsed representa-
rive to the next Congress by a majority,
IN his district, OF about fhvty votes aud
Philip Reed by majority OF siricsn
votes. Both these gcqtienen have mere
tofore been in Congress, and both as
Senators and as Representatives.
.Act. lat
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-10-18
FROM HALIFAX.

The British packet Nocton,
New York from Halifax, has
papers Of that place to the I'd 4
A letter from Annapolis stat
Reverend Mr.. Segoine had i
houses, out houses, chapel,
FIRE ranging in that county
other buildings had also be1
ed.
A lette: from Digby state
-Four accounts were received
uuciion by the great FIRE
September. Reports frog
mention the destruction d
mills, barns, &c. A nun
end barns in Clements, wi
~ete destroyed, bGsidcs u
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-10-18


HATS AND SCHOOL BOOKS.
ITEM boxes Mems, Youths ard Chi>
Il dren's HATS. Adndssme and ehedp. EN ~
ce,yed from Eew.Yo,k snd for safe at
G. WANTON's Book & Ha, So -
.fnong ,hem are -
J. WiLt.ox's ee,ebra,ed limitation tcs y.,. "a
Mems white and black Hats, with wds Srm. =,
the low price Of 3 3 each.
Tweedy 3 Benedicts irif1son b.,v.,. &C..
quality mems real superfne ditto.
White, Brothers K Go imitation bes.ce,. W,,er
proof ditto msde entirely Of Pur srl, a,d 6.nS.
some - tIso hest No ], Hats
Cbildfen's white and black b, sye, and red Ma.
rocco Hats.
For safe "a ADORE,
80 Resms writing psref Tsp No 1. 7GS A oaA
dollar pc, Resm less 7. ..sn the usual Price.
Letter paper and sfstionsry. of every de,crjp,;o1.
School Books of ever, KIND in use-ss Aidsn'1
snd wrboer'e LIST, % 81 vols -Curmings.
Morse srd Godsmi'h's Biographies - Arithme,;cs.
-'ranmars. Dictionaries, festsments, Ec--sess
menS md Blspt Books
Paper Hngings and Borde,s.
For Rooms and Window Curtains, selling Oh q
very reduced prices
rr Those persons who are ;ndebt,d 10 q WAN.
ros. and the more especially those whose Accounts
have been of long stsrding are earnestly requested
tn call aud make psyr en'. &c o,herwite their Ac.
counts viii be put IN suit IN the course Of 10 days.
Ngwnoti wsvi7 1890
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-10-18
DELAWARE REeEsseArEp!

The Republicans have, at last, ob-
tained the asCendancy in little Delaware
John Collins is elected Gove,nor, for
three years, in opposition to Jesse Green,
the federal candidate. Louis M'Lanc
and Caesar A. Rodney are elected to
Congress. The former was one OF the
federal candidates.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-10-18

q is composed Of Com, Siewar. aai
Chauncey, Capt. Evans, and the Rev
Mr. Fclch.-The institution of these ex-
aminations is giving hig'. tone to the
scicnIlfic requirements, as vel as moral
character of the Navy. AT the first ex-
animation last year, there were twenty
eight gentlemen offered themselves; six
teen only pissed. We uu:t tnis years
examination will be more favorable to the
character of the candidates. 1 he atten.
ton of the board is particularly directed
to mathematics, seamanship aud mora!
character. Any deficiency of tine candi-
dates in either of these points is fatal to
their advancement. We view these pro.
eredings as anguring the Navy. and hope
TO see our naval character as distinguish
cd in peace for morality and science, as
it was in war for gallantry aud seaman
~hip.-Dedham pa.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-10-18
DRY GOODS at auction.
On MONDAY;.Oet %.
=, III hoy fess nn,s o'sioek n. NJ
VIII! be sold a. Pnbilc Auetion. al the
Auction Room of the late SILAs DEAS, Esq
A General sssocimen, Of
DIR, Goods.
DIN Goods.
In PMncNLr----

NN SoCuSs
In Pmncnlar--
Bisck, bloc, b,owo, botlle & olive Broad
cloths, blsok. blue, brown. eteen, ohve, mix'd,
white aod buff Ca.simer,s Mezarine blue,
brown, aud black Peiisse Cloths white, red,
yellow, g.een and black Fiannels, black,
brown, olive, maroon, sca,let and g,cen
Bpmbszeus, Tsuso Plsids, Devonshire Ker-
scy,s, Plains, Blankets, Lan,bs Wool, wo, s,ed
and cotton Hosiery, Guernsey F, ock,, printed
Rs,tinet,s and Peisse Flannels, woolsn and
cotton Veslings, II, ,ish Shh,ngs, India cot
tons, Pisuiiss, Dimi'ies, 0rowo and black
Linens, cotton end linen Dsmssk, co,ton aud
linen Damask table Cloths, wide B narrow
black Bombaziaes, Caiicoes, Ginghams, Cop.
petpla,es aud Chints, coior'd Csmbtieks,
hlsck, green. blus and pink I.us,tings black,
Rreen, olive & slate Lsvsntines ; ltish Pop
Inns and Lus,fcs, green, white, blue & pink
P.ogee; Nankin and Canton Grapes, Bandsn-
no aud Flag silk Hkfy. Maddrsss snd child
rcns's Hkfs, plain Cotton, Imitation, Msrino
bordcrcd, Grape * Cashmere Shawls Bee.
vet siik and Kid gloves, milline,s, Merins
trimmings, coat and vest buttons, supe fns
and common Tapes, long Lawns. iinea Cam
bricks. cotton. six ard thread I.acss, JAeonee
and tou null Muslius, 6eur'd and plain Lc-
no and book Musiins, white Csmbricks, IN.
setting Trimmings, black and white Ilsisn
Grapes, velve' Ribbons Los,ring and Satin
plan figured and piaid R,bbons &c. &c.
ALSO,
American shir'ines and shcetiogs, checks,
suipes, plsids, bed and matrass TickingsA
Sauine,ls, white aud coIored Flsnneis, sc.
~ The above Goods are the residue Of
the Stock Of LATHAM THURSTON--
sse sales viii be pos'nsc---and the conditions,
which will be liberal, will be made known &C
the sala.
Ncwpor', Oct. IL, 1920.
-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-10-18

Gus, Sc. A negro u1sn and some rhI-
drrn were burnt IN French Town.
A letter dated Clare, Sept. 10, de-
scribes the suherings oil the people in tina,
Tow nship, as extremely great-25 in
habilated houses, 80 barns, filled with
grain and provender, great many head
OF cattle, sheep and hogs, were entirety
consumed the farms laid open to waste
and so families of Industrious farmers.
(neariy 200 persons) rendered complete.
ly wretched and destitute.
NORTH WESTERN FRONTIER.
A Detroit paper Of the 18th ult men,
tions the return Of Governor Cass from
Chicago, accompanied by Lieut.. M'Kay
and MIR. K. A. Forsyth, both OF whom
belonged to he expedilion--all in good
healh.
IL is understood that the objects of the
expedition have been successfully accom-
piIs,icd. 1 he party has Iaversed 400
miles oil this frontier since the last oi May.
a treaty was formed with the Indians
at st. Mary's wnerea treaty was conclu-
ded with the Chlppewas, Tor the cession
OF tract OF land, with view to the es-
tabllsmnent OF d milltary post. a cor
rect typographical decllnallon OF this ex-
tcnslve ironlier Is obtained, and will soon
be published. Copper, IRON and lead,
are very abundant ln.ougnout the whole
country.
LATE FROM SOOI.H AMERICA.
by the arriyai al New. \ u.k, oi the
snip beaver, iiom different ports IN South
America, Dut last iroia ilo Janclro,
whence she sailed the 44th u August,
we learn, that by the last accounts at hlo
from buenos Ayres ai WAS III conius slon.
The CIllzens were III arms deie.luing
themselves against AlVcar, VINO was with
| OUT inc town, wan BODY vi de,peradoes,
and threatened DESTRUCTION 10 the pace II
nc enleIcdIt. ilisIeported, however, that
| he had becn deleated, III some Vi the rem
| counlers lnat mad occurred.
from Chin inc accouts as late as the
! Zo,n "a June, al WaiCl time tfle eXpedi-
! tiou ~. the INVASION oi Peru Was in great
| ioi waTuaieso. IL was 10 coislst ol mnc
vessels vi war, 70 uaurpUrls and aDout
| 600 troops, To- Dc commanded 10y Dan
Martin wno, witn the Supreme Dice
tor, were al Vaiparai>o, 10 naatca the
preparations. IL WAS expected tnai i'c
would saIi the beginning oI august.
nc cA i'iAns, ol New York. arrived
at Gusyaluil from san Bass carly IN
May. lac Mlacedonian tflgMe was at
San Bass cary N hpul, drstned to Pa
mana.
The brig Macedonian, oi Boston, was
also at ST. b ass, and was 10 sail Tor China
about the middle oi aprll.
ine lyme, 8ritisn sioop Of war;, sailed
from Calioa i,l June viii 8 3,5U0,OO0
belonging to Sp,.,h merchants.
landed part -o aus measure at Rlo Jan
eiro and sdlied lnence Tor Lpgland 24th
Aug.
'inere was no other security against
the voraclous appetiie OF Lord Cochrane
tor American pope'ty, titan the continu,
cd presence Otan American vessel ot war.
4
| SUCCESS or f'Hl PdIRIO2'S.
The Norfolk Herald OF the 5Ih instant
contains the following extract from a
Curacao paper ol the 9ih ultlmo;
! A letter mas been fcCevld here from
Porto Cabelo, giving an sccOunt oi the
taking ol Barcelona by tlc ioices under
thSGl ~ perai Bcrmudds, and
squadron OF ELEVEN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-10-18

- Cali Il see
fpr lhen-
selves,
Among tie GOODS are tie following
Supe fine snd 6nr Italian aud French
o'a, black, and y Grapes
bcwn btoadcletn, 3 Canton and Nsnkin
Mix'd, Olive, sod Q do. handsome and
tob dl,o. y good qualify
Blu, black, bsopr ; Elegant Enemsh cot.
drab snd mixct0 ION balls
Csssimetcs, ion Eiegnnt dark and
els. iigh, blue CAlicoes
Elegant drsb, blue for orly 10
nd olise PeIissc Brown Stripes;
Clu,hs, plain aud Sinchavs Sarcnets
wild Tor ladies D end ius,'ings;
Cotts. Black si'k ves'ings;
Ssune,s from 40 Marseil,es and swan.
&, pes yard; 3 down ditto;
Roe Is snkets, cheap / Adies aod Gen'le-
One case Of black mens wo'scd, cot.
blue. orange, lead, ton and silk
French, Grey, and Hose
brown Bombazets, Elegant wide black
from the best house a Bpmbszeen: 1tt s
10 England. India Caiicoes, Tor
Black, Grown. oliv. % to 7se pi.ce ;
aud green Wild 9Chex again for Sd;
bofes, Of gooc Double width Car
quality. iile G'nghams for
.As assortment "a only is6 per ya d ;
Baizcs & FlsDnels . and soon be gone.
One 10, Diaper E. = csmb'ic, book, jsco.
only 81; Russis d. net and null mus.
fot Is * leo PEI D Inns;
yard. Black s'ik handler
American 3beeting \ chiefs;
aud shirtings; 0Chopps, Romals and
Plaid Ginshams, and 9 Bahdsnno do;
sripes; some Of The cheapcsI
Power and steam q linens offered In
loom Shirtings, ofQ This town since the
the his, qusli,y; < Pescs;
Real metino shawl o Floor csrpetiog foi
for only 81 each; 0 81 per yard;
Cashmere and W. lisb Shooting;
tetloo Shawis; 4 Elegsn, figures o.
Boxe. Of Pins with . blue and red. and
looking glass, fo' whit. Furniture
10 cents; Cslicoes, for onlJ
Bieck thrill Lace TO- 0 Isl per yard;
40 Elegant Garbiturs
Bioe gilIa Hhdkfs Ribbons;
70 10 cents. 0Common ditto.
--ILSO--
Vs,o Hymn Books, arranged by Win
& MAnrfs', Real Jspsn Backing.
gise--A constant .upry ri the new
e,ns II STRAW BONNET5.
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Passengers arrived at Norfolk. in Il

Passengers arrived at Norfolk. in the
,Scipio, from Liverpool, Inform that,
' the Ki1g had taken up his abode at
Brighton, and was apprised OF what was
passing in the Metropolis by means Of
selegraphic communications. Wherev-
er he appeared in public he was hIssed
and hooted at by the populace, while his
consor was every where received with
marked respect. The papers do not
mention the fact, but we have it from a
respectable source, that his Majesty is
very much alarmed at the strong current
of popular indignation which threatens
overwhelm him; and that he has
ate and two sloops of war ready at
call to take him to Hanover if it sbS
come to the worst. Thejpeople hoy
er, are told, through the papers, thi
only meditates trip Of pleasure in
Of bis. Yachts. [Herd
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
partnership hitherto subsistiog be
yecn the subscribers, under the 6rm Of
A1ohh ID. Thu ston g. Go.
sy dissolved by mutual consent. A.
indebted TO sad firn are requested 20
ysymeD, TO JoHn ID TBusTos, and oil
Who have claims against IL 10 present
% him Tor settlement.
Gorge Engs.
/. rs, 1870. Sssp %. zzlrs'eN
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NOTICE.
Z old Sheep and three Lambs, which
ave stayed rom the owner, hsve beer
ne tins past ranging on the lands in the
One OF said sheep end one of ssid
,re Of black colo. The ownef Is re.
y 10 call on the subse -;ber, prove pro.
sy charges spd 'skc them away.
GEORGE S. HAZARD
\,ort, Oct. Ie. 1870.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-10-18
Erper az SAVANNAH.

The last letters from Savannah, which
are to the 29lh Sept. state that the fever.
was making unabatea ravages amongst
the lew inhabitants that remained, the
deaths averaging from 10 to twelve daily.
What is most melancholy to relate, the
letters state that the sickness is extending
into the country, and those who have re-
moved to the neighboring places, share a
worse fate than those who remain in the
town. Several who removed to Angus
"a have died. IN. I. M Adv.
4grtract Of a iefey from Savaanah, Seht. es.
The malignant fever still continues to
sage---the number of new cases and CT
deaths have greatly increased, (within
the last days. in proportion to the num-
ber Of Inhabitants is fact we'll
known, that very small proportion Of
new cases of malignant fever are report.
ed to the Mayor --CAarleston CoHr.
A letter from New Orleans, Sept. l3,
scceived at New York, says the deaths
ave about l4O per week.
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The Norfolk Herald OF the 5Ih instant
contains the following extract from a
Curacao paper ol the 9ih uItlmo;
A letter mas been icceWtd here from
Porto Cabeilo, giving an accOunt oi the
taking oi Barcelona by ,he ioices under
tllScl ~ nerai Bcrmudds, and
squadron OF eleven
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-10-18

lvs,u Hymn Books, arranged by Win.
& MAnTfs', Real Japsn Backing.
yyise--A constant .upriy nj the new.
e,ns II STRAW BONNET5.
(,or', Oct. Ia