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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-14
ToiaI, s3O59 1891 6l28

The number OF persons engaged II
Agriculture, IN this State is 1850; Com
sherce, lL62; Manufactures, 609l: there
arc 1867 free white males between l6 and
lsycars 237 tofeigners:not tatarallzcd;
and A9 slaves. The whole number OF
free white males IS 36492, Of whom
1850 are under ten years free white ie-
males, 4O92l, c: whom AO9l7 are under
10. rhc wnDe nutnneg Of Tree colored
pessoas is 1854 Of whom 1887 are males,
and 1867 females. We shall soon be
enabled to give the schedule ofpopulation
in the respective towns, agreeably to the
legal classification. Prov. Patrios
-~poAA
Formulation Of Massachssetfs.
From the following statement ofthe pep
uktion Of this G Commonwealth, according
to the census just completed, compared
with that OF 1910 it will be seen that the
increase has been about AOA per cent.
Much the greatest ratio of increase has
been in the county 'of Suffolk, and the
Next highest in the two nelghboring
Counties of Middlcscx and Norfolk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-14
ACARn.

THE undersigned, mastc. of the ser.
Randolph, 4 Bath, Maine, recently stranded
on Block Island, respectfully presents 10 mo
ofscers and crew Of revenue cutter Vigilsni.
under command Of Capt. Joss CAHooss, his
unfegned thanks for the p ompS serSiecs
rendered him while surrounded with those
difficulties, the los. Of his vessel and most oe
the cargo would naturally occasion him To
experience.
Hs slso tenders his grateful thanks to
JOHN SLocuh, Esq. Surveyor of he Dis
t'iet--aod to Capt. L. p SHEARMaH sod Mr..
b. 1. Coz, Inspectors. The kindness and
gentle manly conduct Of these gentleman
have made ,hat lasting impression or, his
mind, which years cannot obli,erate. Such
Revenue -Ohicers refiec, honor 90 our gov
ernmeBt in the appoint menr Of hem.
JOSEPH y COVE.
Newport, March ID, 1871
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-14
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT or NEWPORT.
CLEAREl
Sioop Milo, Deisno. for Nsw.HedforA

7is.day. Mar. i3-Arrived the ship Mary Cath
rine, q Liverpool, from New-vork Tor Boston-put
in tor sharbor.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-14
PRIVTER'S NOTICE.

a5s HfVY Subscribers 10 the RsSCBGreAS
are g,eny in arreu,s, some fsr str years and
sho,ards. .dnimaduersior 10 us.iess. 7aose
subscribers, whose accounts are more than two
peaYs ssaadinS, IL is eonsidered do not mean TO
nay sDrthsus compulsory measures . therefore,
after tie goth dsy Of March nert, <Is sueA
our standing accounts soiH be hus in suti with
out further nstice. Subscribers who Que for
a shorter neriof than the above, and those N.
deSted Jsr Advertisements, ore esesssIiD re-
guessed 10 make haymens.
NNl<sry, FsS. ", 1871,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-14
cRNsus OF RAonx-xSlAND.

By the official returns to the Marshal
e this District, it appears, that tine sever
oil counties ofthis State contain th< num-
ters OF inhabidots subjoined: we have
attached the totals IN lSlO to exhibit
fhe increase or decrease in each county ,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-14
J. B. N f WTON,


FEiks i;l';s, for sr. ssleat old stand ,. io4;
ditto, for Ml,tsry pantaloons
--AxSO--
k,itthg and sewing CottUa.
Newport. March Ia, 1891. 2w.
SHFRlFF'S SALES.
On SATURDAY next--at II o'cloet
On DEANS wharf,
Will be sold at Public Auction--a
qaMity Of Household FvrAiturc, consisting of Ia.
b!es, Ch,irs, Beds. sc.
B. CRANsraN. &heriG
Newport, March IA, 1921,
~~~DUA-~
Nv "irtrc Of sr execution 10 me di-
~ rected lrJ delivered I WIZ sell at Publio
tion ON the 2s,h day Of March inst. at O'Clock,
a., IA On NswRAF'5 wharf, AIe sGaooner !ans, Il
WELLINGTON, about As IONS bur'l.sn.
& 3 cRANsT0T. !TerN
March ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-14

Hy-tfs 4A - SofSf IH1 L.Ls0f 1uCIfJn>
ME Fern IN Portsmou o.. -
/ vAersou walter Cornell now Iives cGu. ininS
barn. crib. shaiss house. and other buiJmgs there
on.-s6!ss. some household Furniture, Farming ools'
Two Cows. Sur Joung Csstle. one Horses sons
swine, and fodder.
ISSo,
A Grist Mill, with all its Machinery,
and thres aeNss Of Land, situated in Lawtons valley.
- called. near Capt. Psley Thursten'S--The above
very ealuable property b TOO veil known require
. more particular description. u viii bs SOD at
Auction some time in the courss OF the present or
soeceediag moath--the day Of sale will be 6xed and
Psbiished an fsturo peer For further par,icu-
lars. enquire Of
BENJAMIN MOTT. Psrfsnnousa.
or ~. LAWToN, .Nsvfert
Newport, hAr0b 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-14
KOSCIU USKO.

On tic 10th of November, the fune-
raj monument raised to the names Of
kosciusco was consecrated on the height
Of Bronislava, in the neighborhood of the
free city Of Crakow. A better site cosld
not be chosen, nor one more suitable to
the hero, the defender and victim of the
cause Of Polish liberty. This ceremony
assembled more than twelve thousand
persons of both sexes and Of ever, rank.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-13
INenIN NoNora LicIErr-L-

4 BOUT tic fr,i Of June lasa neer, ,p'r r,,,.s A.,
10, , - a a'.ay from The g5scbsr IT, aIrut Eve
lie has dark ccrpleXio cnaI cctni,pancs r5 lo,a
,', on hi Sntek occasioned ~ cn Wiil seioh eur
posed - he his right cbeek9 tie carried si;t b,n q. i
~ cioilhng unoug WHICH was olnabrrc -t be- - io9
@1y'r old-lt Is sbposcdh c isn'inchs wy th, IL, mo
iae Of aio or Pennsylvania and he iutuc.f IN IN 80
itOH desire to gee II the settlement ofte rece ,r,,
sP"'af9 N zafd BACON dec q. Of his county. lie re-
u"li "h mann ofthe SAID NEGROES. This sppusst,., -
imported hN his having gone away in conuacy ,.i,b nav
thet ttN btrn pretended committed 10 nerl,f
AL Ailegianv comfy, MARYLAND, saws A,pre ,. IL,
coinrani when he taken hut made his e.c,ne r "
above reward viii be given ifhr sa; oeps,, I ' my
occurred in any 'a IT this tate anI tcn f.f ,I, II
,y, aug sec''rd !" this STATE Al rser czpra.,
Ilenrico near Richmoad, VI. 1dy TO- on
fJtRSuANT 10 adrsd ffru5i rote 10 Ito E r. ID -,
e4riy copr1, VIII decd made fc,v ecu cg,r ~ H. -,
luc Uf llri Austin ErncF niough ofjie ssronti rs srJ
t5dag II ing'e ac~f ii fdr--ofhrrvisr tie r,Et & r. &
h,,eltI proceed 20 sell ttat very falalic liz icT az
LapiHlnnnc', known bv tho name Of tvni., cor,;:
r,e t n' or such par 1ceo rs may be necessary 80
with the interest thereon and the rosts and -i ,,s;
We n ct the trutrs contained in eid decd me s5e
vested ~ tbe subscribers w be made IN ,te rsrrts.
JAaiES Y. MtCDr.
Tapp'tanu'-F, .Toly ls ''''-" n,,...
Y 1850 az, ~ superior Court cLl6rcry holder NJ
III ~ 'y sand eight hundred aud 'wcrty-one--
S3nn nGsfrt.on E'q Ntorcv &c e-si ofihe common
htornce General, ~ ~ ave
fgrirst '@NtC5
Dc'V"n anderson admor of James rsyc~a, scec,cs
The but ir ,t...---- DJfHl1rf.
oI ~ ms cause being exhibited Tor the narrss, a
&c, ~ ,' Ie-iuV,'n oi The personal estate 81 n5co-
~ tylF' inte of tie courtf Of lonrhaes rstir. -,
, ,, ' NE ground tii efc person entitled 10
rcetny A.. nief .ne iavs % this commonwealth d.
iH hc utrihution uf rtcfs.rs estates ava ~, 49,,
I 'gsseJ ," TIE Commonwealth for he brnef, Of H.
frrd On motion oftlle Atfnrncy tirncrrI ~ 49,
~ "!lef thi publication be made for Three noons en-
in w r., tyna97f Enquirer and Naf,HnI EfsLirssc
tH persons claiming Interest In n = nsreo,
80 " lhe aid 10 tor James Dryden "a tiS iisfri,,.e. M
PltaT here on tie FIRST daV Of The n..f Tcra,y ts
nuns '"''h'e, YES parties defendan's che aid snit
guly ~ hLElN". PC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-13

IS tste w. iced ofrus dated iac 18th dav cer
and $3.50 uu[ recorded IN tie co, of King orscn corp
cerfoi1 49,, ~ 'Uchh Anderson the ur er-i~rc1 ~
9ss5 w oses therein mentioned tfcv vim IN f5i3 ~,
S,r ~ ,'Wg7@t lt2i ii ftr-if otiier,si,s On ~,
liet2 eFs IN the county Of l.seex orr for b.
t,si,, -CF lor ready money, rR ACr or LtSr con-
and 49, more or less situate in ~, counfv of e
t5a et. 'n three miles Of lIisrss, and b5u,5si -
81 '' ~ tcoues Nunn Others. rho p1rel, =.
81 .''i'i on the first day Of January Ie72 ~,
'"'-''ee between The hours n 10 ard 10 o'cl,ct
rtt,. PHILIP FIrZHUGI -
'' o. ~ 4 w JOEL Willis Trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-13
Petersburg, July 10. '-h' VIE 1gl,a " ~

" lhGlNIA-tt Superior Court of Chancery holden NJ
tae Iapoi III the city of Rciuiond he 18th tay of
arcus 9lreius Harris IN niants by wm A. rurpin his
eu2riah aud next FRIEND VIM. LggoH and Errl;ns i;s
VIE formerly Evcina Harris, VIM. Btny and Inr bi
Isciosi PiaintDs
William Saunders and Sarah his wife fcIert Harris Nh
~ INN Harris widow OF Wilson Harris decd aud ucni,
= w. Harris and Mary T. W. Harris infant children or a.
S,id Non nTTis decd George orer aniior OF Inc eaJ
NlSou ar,is decd and ohn ncpp adm or with e ,si,i
.rl.s 80 i'.'nih rt.Ir,S O'c q, D.ftnGant.
nor formerly read and the reports o the %
~ pursuance Of the nierocut0rv ore OF The st az NnrI
~ and was argued by counseion consideration yJercf
'' court dotn commits the said reports o one ~ the en-
m'sS'oneIS Tor hnn TO consider report ttereupoo
copy-Teete, ~. w UESfVe :, r
''n'ts'ier rs irc, Riehr51. 7si nc mi. no 1sct
parties interested are desired take notice ,ht h..
APPOINTED 'nG <'tn daT of1hc il month q next ~
p"cncc uie examination OF the repOns directed i'm H.
I"t@oa dec. cta oule. OF She on ,vhirl, Law ~ a.;
ocN 81 they are roqir,d at.cd al NV once in nc
WIN the necessary d-cTrcnls 70 enable me Ia rerrt
T't,9 AMOS LAIN. ~ 4.
80! ~. 19--vgw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-13
BANKS.


Tie U. S. Bank divides II per cent. the
last hall year-the Il. of Virginia (after paving
bonusl l3-Farmers' b. 2-Valley Bank s.
The Banklng business like many others, has
been oyerdone, and Of course its profits fall
The dividend on IT, s. &. is less by 10
per C. than what was expected and in con
sequence its stock has fallen from 1l9to III.
The nett profits of that institution were indeed
such as abstTactedly considered" to have au-
thorlzcd per c. with a small surplus Ii ap-
pears that from every source of revenue, dis
counts, exchange, &c. the gross profit was only
about one million on capital of 35-and from
tins, the expences are to be deducted. Indeed
when 1T is recollccted how much banking cap
ltal there is, and how little can be very pro
ductively emplOyed-how much private capi-
tai there is to be loaned out and I'm some of the
northern towns even at ) per cent. upon I'M
doubted security, it is not wonderful that bank
dividends should lun so low. Unless some
new spring be gwen TO business, land whence
II Is to come from, is not so casy TO guess
thcy must continue in this state oil depression.
In the western country. the operations of the
y. >. Is. are crampcd, subject t. much crfbgr
rassment,& perhaps eventual loss. I'm Kentucky.
for example, what a gulf yawns beneath the
peoples feet The new Banks paper is only
one third issued, and vet It's ALREADY 10 pey c.
below par ItwOuld he unfair TO test its fur
thtr depreciation by the Rule Of Three be-
cause there are other elements which enter
into the calculation. We lament to see. That
The genius Of speculation has also crossed the
mississippi with embarrassment and ruin ia is
tram The citizen looks 10 the legislature Of
Missouri for palliatiYcs. a Committee on the
subject Of Relief is organized, with whom
The most lNorite project" is said to he
'State BdHk or Lodn Office.
The last Petersburg papers announce the
death OfMr. William W. Rose, Of that town.
il the esd year ofhs age. lie was to have
delivered the Grafton on the 9TH Of July.
These papers speak Of the deceased m the
warmest terms Of eulogy. lie was yodns
man of fine talcnts and high promise.
\ Select Committee Of The House of Rep
representatives, OF Missouri have made n long
Report, concluding with &" n Solemn Public
let" on the snhect Other incorporation into
the Union. The Act sets out with Pream-
bic, which ayows that Missouri is bound by
the Constitution of the u. S. ard therefore
the declaration desired by Congress is unne-
ccssury. 1t protests TOO against the right Of
Congress to annex any condition to their
union, or against their having any power thcm-
selves TO change the operation Of their own
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-13

VA I'LL "a /, intending leave 'crhurg
- turing me summer. and wishing ,pt,u
ana elegant stock of furniture c,yri,res. Nc &c We
si'au SCH nj ms Warehouses. O-,t. ifoi reserve,
On b.edHesdlcg, The 25M .Julg iadq5.t,
a very extensive Assortment, among which are
Cabinets with Looking Glass doors
sue boar'is with ana without China Presses
Secretaries with and ilout Book Cases
nrecian Soias--ieisv ChiiIS
BErcnux with piilpws--curlpon puresux
Basin and Csnr, Stands
sets Dining iahies-psir Tea Tables
iatthf Joint Hcistetts--comu.oil curtain do.
Maiiresses-Cr;5s atd Cradles
Nmcrobes--Uh ua pressrs-Li,,sor Gases
SILVER Co,ice ami r. Wines
SioSts ana Clock C1Fss, best quality
tooktng G!asses-Vritinr Desks
NihIsuF ChfIs. enei Clos
superb ienUaU; A.,y . TX Price = 400
Co1cheS--C 1,cli-rs--Hasacs ~
Dodtc SUCK Gie>--5rgle ditto
Secondhand Carriages
''FSe, NalsoHs with aud witheut tons &C.
Amounting to aNout : 20D00-mrde fr Customers 49,. 90
p' 49, ir,'el!s Persons deS.rOu ptrc,ssirr rorr.
OF oh'r rc'e are particularly requested 10 call on III,
for themselves. '-' cruces
are disposed Of ' I-'N '"e "i'ole
months credit ' ~ ~. '"'s ~
Petersburg, July -. lea, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-13
FRENCH REGGIE.

1t is well understood that the purchase of
tobacco in France is in the hands of certain mo
nopolists privileged by the government At
the last " Concours of the Reggie" on the 30tii
May, it appears that 1859 binds. We're propos-
ed to the Reggie, of which all were Virginia.
except 80 hhds. from Maryland. The Resie
bought but 1916, all from this state except
So which were from Maryland The price va
RED from 100 TO 900 francs per / 90 kilograme.
Ofthe Maryland tobacco, 10 hhds. brought
$50; and the 23h. 23OE-Most of the tobacco
was TO he delivered at IIayre-the rest at
Marscilles and Dunkirk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-13


II Proclamation by he GoreY7,or Of pirgillid
w hhSGAS TREATY va, made between the United states
anc Great Grain rroN the third day OF ,uiy 1873
treaty was made between the upon the
SJh Ha' Of October, 1919, and has been
Undersigned, uvcrnor Of Yrcini the time hni by
% state Of he United Siftcs urer instructions
i erc iron tc President OF ale United Stntc hat the
cnhfe OIL puoinee included IN ne eagat of duties
ny Sosc iirInieif' ron thc vessels OF ,taer
parry ~ ports Of thc other. A.d whereas. L provided
" u. 60 utioU of,,e United that az reste. lnacc,
or Wh' snH'i ~ made under The authority OF he United
ote ua DC ~ supreme lnw OF the Lace Judges in
''F' 'e Shdii 'c bound thereby, thnu
"" oi US OF any state To- the cG,uray witnrnhin
"n IL NJ: fatthc law cfvir,nia :. declares
lh iotN shall he and they thereby enncj demand
u re- from i'Tei-n vessels one rn In addition the
rae, noFtd by the same law, j orgtr wh
EHf' To british yeSSci, whi has hesn iv.sted O: M AZ
|'eig' Character IN SO much thereof contemplated
uf >asd iR have therefore io 1h 81. advice
e Ccnnf o STATE to make known To all whom may
GERM the iacihcTGn stated that pilots t,,e
ihgi ana may await JUDICIAL decision in his
"iNtn under my hard as Goyera0r under c Seal IF
-, lhe Commonwealth, Richmond, this teli day q
lSea July, thousand eisl, hundred and l,.etyo,t.
Judy 10. ' " ia,,ln -
The Editor ri the Norfolk efsa is requested 10 pub
iiSh The above week for four weeks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-13
w LAND oFTf0E.

~ conformity with an net oil tie Gtn9r 8,s.n,i c1,i
Lctaio's" passed January The Gin fsi9 I 40 Isre, I
~ ~ whom II mas concern thst apptarg by c.-
~ the escneoor ~ and ior The county u fcs IS,
Iszi"t ine courthouse of Lewis county. David Dogr h
- 'e county OF h,1lico,w ioun' 10 have died slar o.
the sixtytwo several facs on parcels Of LAM ~.
@ ~ tne h1Fe H. tbefeat situstfd IN tie said copv of
so iat ZIG 90 poyie ich NJ heirs cr tu, t. i,v
wealth. M d; D. y ~ ~ -, -, 3Ni'i'h
July 10 ~ ,s-,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-13
c. GRAD State ,Lcttiyg Of .Irrmfq.3.
DRAWING ANHf1I~ rrrD

Cskeas cfir-, }agfassre, !ufy . ip2is
FThe Managers cfiAc Grn.' : FAri. atllrhst, q, ~.
ryland, in presenting a cir nowl.tigtr,S % ;hc %
'rtie very dsneiht ptirnna ey IN rcce;,e r
"'ery part of the tUioi, ~. pleasure 10 an r. t
IA consequence Of the rapid -ala Of Ticket ncrcas
demand, The Df;AwiSG viii take vince in he CRY O,f
BALTIMORE, on "Wednesday tie i5h of
Next Month (Augnstl
ond III be Completed ia ih.y DIawir,y cnv under IA.
~f.fin'c rltncc of the co ,ioacs appointed ty r
pos tNNOR AND COT NCiL OF HrATE.
Als >pcndid lottery cS most uc-i.rd af,,ro.
ton rae Va uauc, of the Fri. OF; The
otn'olnt ftc2uusthe .es,nring mn IN
depcnencc and ;, iiilie risk aiian' on in, .i az
combined have given the Schcr, that pslora-e y, lc ~
Managers had nutiCipaei-th, "ayitai Prizes s,rr
Forty Thousand Dollar fi,e Thn,sansl Do,~,
twenty It"'Sind Dollars ti.e Thousand Iolsrs
Ten Thousand pNll,,r> - a. < 900 81. g.,
~ BESIDES Az uNtStALlAGGE NuiBt8 or fii-
NOR DETERMINATIONS.
6 ," Not fgo H'n9fs IA At Prise
Tho ~ho'cei the pr4es are pn,sale ooLnor sifytR,
o. IN Notes % he IA KOS 1ii i&lT4.u sIATES. 20
,h cary adyent'er ,iiS scheme car, 81, eor advantages
a. @ ft drr'r7i Iec idosad tiads az cntifIsd 20 T
b'f~r ,ak Those not ,.Ls,P!ieo ,oui riae ami CO.
uon "iiho 2lA iA.tjcUls y ic Tickets tie al Inc TO-
iowin, low .atol M.
WHO'LL 1IcNLrsS ~ q''>Erars 5 ; 50
hA...i . EI6IiIlIs )
10 be had in the creates, variety oi numbers at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-13
IN ENTIRE STCC& or
CABINET FURNITURE & CARRIAGES

m HJoN DEF ERNArT, intending to leave T, 'crshurg
= turing me summer, and wishing ,poso o. lis e.
'enNe and elegant stock Of furniture ,s,yr,ees. Gc &c W..
sai SCI! NJ his warehouses. on OLl-.t y fo N rserv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-13

- u lie President and Directors of The James
fHver company have appointed Jobr G. Conblr.
hsl the Engineer and Principal Agent of the James
River COMPANY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-13

The baltimore Board Of Iec,h have made an
Official Report on the 9Th inst, in which they
ingenuously state that several eases of ,nGlig-
mani JeCer had broken cut about some of the
wharvcs and contiguous streets. The two first
cases occurred on the 2Gth ofJune; since that
period, several other cases. They had con-
suited with l2 of the most experienced physi-
Clans, and on the 7th inst. they had detcrnn-
cd 1t was best to advise the inhabitants 10 re-
move" from the parts known to be infected"
There had been some delay, however, in car
rying this measure into efiect--and on the
morning of the NINTH when this Report was
made, the consulting physician had informed
them that . no new cases the disease, daci-
dcdiy malignant, have occurred since Monday
I'd OF July. except one at the corner of Com
merce and Water Streets. The Board add
That tile temperature of the air has become
milder; the miasnlata have diminished, and
every prccaution is used TO remove nuisances.
yentllate warehouses, &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-13


their arrival been informed, that tlic Governor
would not be ready 10 deliver up the place
until the Ist of July, returned to Cumberland
Sound, on Thursday evening last. a very Sc
rious accident occurred the day before the
troops left ST. Augustine, through the care
lessness of one of the Spanish garrison, and
which might have been attended with the
most dreadful consequences. One OF the sol
diers, having lighted segar in his mouth, APP
piled it carelessly TO some loose powder near
the magazine, which had been left on the
ground, by some persons engaged in emptying
Shells. The fire communicated with some
loose shells lying with their ftisees out, which
exploded, killed three, and wounded five
(some say twelve) persons. The unfortunate
soldier who communicated the fire, has no.;
eat, drank, or spoken since" Georgian.
An injunction was granted on Monday by
the Chancellor against the proprictors OF the
steam boat United States. The cause was
argued by Messrs. Golden and Emmett for the
North River Steam Boat Company, and by
Messrs. Wells, Ogden, Duer, and Woodward
FOR the defendants. The boat will probably
be stopped Immediately.
The Chancellor has also refused the applica-
ton of the defendants To remove the cause to
the Supreme Court of the United States.
IN. Y. .4mer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-13

PurLADrLpmlA, July S.--We understand
that the Sloop Hunter, John Carter, master, is
80 sail this afternoon, from Stephen Girard' 5
wharf; this vessel has been chartered and fitted
out for the patriotic purpose Of exploring the
southernmost section of East Florida. We
wish the gentlemen employed in this laudablC
and patriotic enterprise success.
EreemGn'S Jc,:y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-13

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