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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-17

Preparations are making for his Maj.
csty's reception at the palaces in London
on the 5th of Sept. His arrival in town
Is expected between that day and the 7th
inclusive. 1t is expected that he will
remain only six days in London, prior
to his departure for Hanover.
Notice 10 MariaerS.-Two Light
houses have recently been erected on this
coast. One on Pond Island, at the
mouth Of the Kennebec, completed about
week since, and to be lighted as soon
as the necessary apparatus can be receiv-
ed from Boston; the other OH Burnt Is
land, at Booth5ay Portland paper.
The New.O leans ta .e~s state the amount
Of prop--'y .'oen fco he ship Orleans, Fl
Absco, hy pirsies, a $50 ooo-and the
mount from brig Cans Ann, OF Cape An
tonic, a, $40 600 Msny aruces of tho Gu
go # the y leans were wa0ion!y thrown over
boa ID (; and il was supposed .be pirates would
have sunk her, and des'royed the crew, but
Tor large ship coming in sight II is inH
mated chat plan was iald TO plumber the
Franklin, which arrived at Phiadei iphia some
ylme since frum ". Orleans with specie--bui
she fortunately escaped.
Com Patterson, Of ths n. . leans station,
has ordered the sch. Potpoise, Ii Ramago
10 cruise for pirates.
We find io Connec.lcu, paper the follow.
ing notice.
Beware Of false teachers.-A person
by the name of Henry Wade, who pre-
tends to be preacher of the gospel, has
absented himself suddenly, to prevent
the execution Of the criminal law upon
hun. That he should no longer impose
upon the public in the character OF
preacher of righteousness, it is hoped
that all Christian people will be on their
guard. and that those who licensed him
TO that Office, will silence him immedi-
a'ely.
Capt. Purrington II brig Mechanic,
at Portland, from MAtanzas, has publish
ed in the Eastern Argus detailed ac-
count of the iDhuman and cruel treat
ment received from pirates, who plum
tiered his vessel and robbed himself and
crew Of clothing, &c. when about three
leagues from Matanzas. Capt. p. and
two OF his men were stabbed by these
monsters and others Of his crew severely
beaten. We hope and trust the aveng.
ing arm Of justice will yet reach these
desperate villains.
From the Baltimore Pa, Of Saturday even.
Murder, and attempt at suicide. A
very deplorable instance of the cn,ct, o,
ungovernable human passion. oerurfel!
last evening, in Bond. street, Fell's Point
a mate of vessel, by name Thompson,
had paid his addresses to young lady,
named Hamilton, and, it was understood
they. were contracted. After conversa-
tion with her, as she sat sewing, he blew
out her brains with pistol, and attempt
cd the same outrage upon himself, by
firing another, by which he severely
wounded himself in the head. He is
now in Jail, and awaits the investigation
of the law. He had prepared himself
for the net, by dividing bullet in halves,
and loading the TWO pistols with the sev.
eral parts. ....... .--.-.......
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-17
MAR RIED.

In This town. on Sunday evening last, by the Rev
Mr. Elton, Mr. DAstes DENNIs, to Miss MARy
GODDARD, daughter Of the late Mr. stephen God.
dArd
At Providence. On Wednesday last. by the Rev
Mr. Crocker, MIR. MARk AsTHosY DWoLr, Of
Bristol. to Miss SopHIs CArassIss VIRGINIA
CHAfPoris. third daughter OF .tr. Leon ChAppo.
in. of providenca
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-17
VOIIL'E.

VOIJCE.
State of Rhode Isl cd and Providence Plan
tsfiUns.
NsHPoR7, se.-Cou,f Of Common Piea', fer
ihe county Of hewtorf, Oef 6. 1921
WHEREAS Hen y Peckhsm, II Middle
w own, in the couby oi Ncwpcr,, laborer,
h,s this day filed in this office, an application
for notice TO tie issued TO his c. c'edtors, TO bf
md appear before said Court, on The second
day of tho term thereof 70 be hoidcu a, News
port, within aud for The county fo'essid, ON
the first Monday Of November mex, 'het and
tbe,e to nominate hssigoces Of tie o, ,op.r,y
Of said Henry, sgreesbly 20 an act of IT,, Hon
o,sbie GeoeraI Assembly. passed at 'hcie
June Session, 1870. enritied, +" An &C, to- The
seIief Of iDsolveot debiors"
Notice !, therefore hereby given TO sa'd
creditors, then and there a. sppesr to' tho
purpose aforesaid.
HENRY Z. csANsroN. ct-H
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-17

Commissioners .NiHcc
WE. the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon. Court of Probate for the town OF New
shorebsm in the county Of Newport, Commissioners
to receive, examD~. and adjust the rIa'ns sg inst
the estate OF
NATHANIEL l. sHEFFIELD
late of Newsborcham, deceased. represented insoL
vent, do hereby give notice tha, bx months fiom ,be
oath day Of September, are allowed " the creditors
of said Estate to bring in and prove their respective
claims and that we win ss,end, for that purpose.
at our respective dwellings, any time within said Pc
Rod t..D. a.
SAMUEL MOTT. c.,..
EDWARD D0DGE, C'""'''''ner''
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
TO make immediate payment 10
MARY ANN sHEFFiELD. .qdnipissratrtf.
yOsIAH sHEfFiELD. s1..,,,.,...
AARON WILEY,
.Eswstoreham, Sept. 90, 1921.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-17

Commissioners Notice
NyE, the subscribers having been app rted by
The iioporable Cous of Probate OF the TOW"
OF North Kingstown, in the county of Washington.
Commissioners TO receive and examine the claims
against The Estate Of
--.,-.-+r--. S-AiHUsL SWE TT, '-srr i----,
late OF said North Kings,oun, deceased represented
insoiyent. hereby give notice that sk month. from
the 8h instant. are allow el the creditors of said E
ta'c, 10 bring in and prove their respective claims |;
an that We will attend, for thst purpc,,, 'ther
OF our respective dwellings. any time wnhin ha, pc
rod. ELISHA CASE, ,,L1
.,-.... JONA ARNOLD.
All persons indebted to said Estate, are rrt vested
10 make immediate payment TO
SAMUEL SWEET, .fdrrisisfrafor.
North. .Kingstown, oct I6 1921 o..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-17

81, commissioners NoHfe
WE. the subscribers hav.'g been appointed by
the Hon Court OF Probate for h, town II
Newport, in the county of NeWpot,. 'onnissionerS
to receive. examine. md u jns' the cl,ms agairsh
the estate OF
......., ELi1iBETH rUEtL,
late OF Newport. deceased repre- scn,ed nsovent dS
hereby give notice, that six months from ,i.s cato
hereof. are allowed the creditors Of said Es,st 70
bring in and prove their clsIms snd that We VIII
assemble at our respective dwellings, for 'hs, purI
pose, at any time within Nd period
JOB row NSEt ID. ,.--l 80.
l ELEAZER TRENRIT { ''""'"'''""
All persons indebted to s.,I state ar r qucsted
to make immediate payrhet,o
JONATHAN J. AMY, .9minisEdi0t.
Newport, oc, I, 1927. to31.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-17

lHiEII DOLLAko KEW AID.
G. STRAYED or Stolen from the inclosure
~ Of the subscriber, in South Xings,owo,
on The night OF the i4th oi,. dark sorrci
HORSE, about . or yesrs old, switch tail,
both hind feet wbie, a s,sr on his forehead,
and Dstu'sl uotter.--Whoever will return
ss't horse TO the subscriber, shall receive S
Dollars reward, and for the thief, If secured
IN any Jail 10 this State, so that he may be
brought 10 justice shall receive IS Dollars.
JOSEPH i. SEGAR.
Oct ", 1921
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-17
RUSSIA DIAPl S.

IUST landed from brig Nfsphen nd Tor sale by
a. N SESSIO.NS one bs,' ru't,s Dapert
Newport. Sept ~, 1891.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-17
F2aAneh and WooIen Iarn.

,.., II. SESSiOS,
WISHES to purchase a quantity Of American
w white and dark Flannel Also, q quantity Of
good white and mixed Woolen Ysrn.-For which
generous price viii be given. Octo6rr ~
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-03-06

act as comes within the purview of this
act, are hereby repealed.
This act to take effect from and after
the first day OF May next.
JOHN MIEAN,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
PIERRE MENARD,
Speaker Of the Senate.
by the Council of Revision,
February 10th, 1921.
SHADRACH BOND.
do hereby certify that the foregoing pages
are true transcript of the act entitled An
act establishing Courts ofProbate
In testimony Whereof have hereunto set
my hand, and affixed the seal of
state.
E. X. KANE, Sec'y Of State.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-03-06
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
BY HOOPER WARREN.

Terms Of Neutrality-suspicious. DoLLARs per
annuun, payable in advance.
Gjj' Subscribers who do not pay in advance
ct the close Of the year, and who do not give
notice of "a wish to discontinue, will be subject
TO an additional charge at the rate of 25 per
cent. per annum, for the time OF delay.
Advertisements not exceeding square, ONE
DoLLAR for the first insertion, and FIFTY CENTS
for each subsequent insertion. Larger adj
vertisements in the same proportion. de-
duction of IS per cent. from the above price
will be made on advertisements inserted by the
year. Orders for advertising must be accom-
panied by the cash.
OF Letters to the Editor must be post paid.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-03-06
EAWarAsyiNe Hotel.

SIGN or GEN WASHING TON.
WY C. WIGGINS, informs his friends and
w . the public, that he has opened house
or their accommodation in the brick building
on the north east side of the Public Square.
where he will be glad TO accommodate those
who may favor him with call .LeT
EdwardsYiue, Nov. 20, 1S19-26t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-03-06
J. S. SKINNER. ESQ.

Extraordinary Product.-It is fact
that in this county, Mr.. Thomas Dewlin,
near the Choptank Bridge, gathered
from single acre of land, this season,
the enormous quantity of nineteen and a
half barrels of corn; and Mr.. Thomas
P. Bennett, of Peach Blossom, from one
acre made and gathered the unexampled
quantity of tzuenty-tzvo and a halt barrels
ofsound, good corn, which, when shelled,
yielded rather more than one hundred
and thirty bushels. Easton Star.
The WEATHER., says New York pa
per, has heen extre 1ly cold at the north.
The Buffalo papers received by the last
mail state, that the Niagara river is fro
zen up from Lewiston to Youngston, a
that has not occurred since
the winter of 1907. The river being
frozen at the mouth of Lake Ontario,
has caused the water to rise above,
and every building on the margin
of the river from Lewiston to Lake On
tario on both sides has been swept a.
way. The distance from Lake Ontario
to Lewiston and Queenston, which
is opposite, is about six miles. The
ship navigation ends at those places, be-
tween which and Lake Ontario there
was several valuable stores. The prin-
cipal sufferers, we presume, are Messrs.
Porter, Barton & Co. and Mr.. John
Young, on the American side, and the
British Government and Messrs. Kirby
& Grant on the British side.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-10
From Hapana and the Spanish Main.

CHARLESTON, April Bly, the Steam
ship ROBERT FUTON, arrived on Snn.
day, we received from our correspondent,
Havana papers 20 the 26tl, ult. inclusive.
One OF them contains all interesting
article, relating to the Spanish Main, ex.
irscted from the Caracas Gazette" OF
The ed Feb. 1t is a letter from Lieut..
Col. Don Astonio Vanhaien, dated al
Saoia Fe dc Bogoia, Capital of New
Granada; and addressed 10 Don Miguel,
de la Tore, the successor of Gen. Mo.
rillo. in the command of the Spanish Ex-
probationary Army, operating in that por-
ton OF the Monarchy In il, he commu-
slcates 10 his General, that according To
Instructions, and by virtue Of the powers
OF Commissioner with which he was
clothed, he had repaired To tha, Capital.
where he arrived on the 22i Jan. aud had
on the following day. an audience with
Gen. Bolivar. To his solicitations for
the appointment of Commissioners, on
the part OF the Government OF Colum ba,
10 proceed to Spain Tor the adjustment
OF differences, and the pro!ongation OF
the Arrnisiice, which were the objects
Of his mission. he, will, pleasure anneun-
ccs The acquiescence OF Bolivar, alter
making objections which were, how.
ever, OveTruled.
In consequence Of this determination,
Messrs. EcHEvARRIA and REyENGA.
were named as Commissioners To proceed
to The Mother Country for the purpose
of terminating, by negotiation, lie hors
rid war which had so long desola,ed those
fertile Provinces. He concludes by OBJ
serving, that from the moderation dis
played by Bolivar, ii was TO be hoped,
that in future, the most fraierual senii.
ments would be entertained by the hi
iherto conlending parties for each ether
and by passing the highest eulogiam on
the conduct of tue Vice President of New
Grenada, General Santander, and the
Officers of his Staff, who treated him
viii, the greatest urbaniiy.
The Havana Editor says, that aecor-
ding 10 subsequent, advices, the Cons
missioners had sailed in the ship Aretiusa.
for Spain.
The British Frigate Emylus, captain
CHAPMAN, from Porto Bello, arrived
al Havana on the 22d uIi.
The papers contain no other intelIi-
gence of any kind, being principally la
ken up with the publication of the New
Tariff. which had gene into operation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-10
Fashionable Miiiineru.
.Shockpe Hi Inne,.,,


VIE subscriber informs his friends and the public
thai he will continue bH5iness at his old stand
where they may be accommodate at the very lowest
prices The following viii! IN futrGc be bis rates:
Board BY the year, meals aud lod,in.. .... : 200
do withnut lodging lilo
2 do dv........i2U
DO by day ........-....................
"'-h dpe ttOIst.ss 62{
Ibe bVuse shall at all times be supplied With the hest
mat the market viii afford TO cat drink nd for
the greater convenience OF the establshuent, punp
VIII be erected IN the stable yard, where gentlemen
may have an opportunity 0rseeing their horses wa,ered
hnd fed Corn hBd fodder OF The beat thai can he
procured VIII always be kept-aad the stable attended
TO ny as good an Ostlet any ib Virginia one nssd
from HE infancy t. the mamaeemr Of TSes asd veil
acquainted with diseases Iuci9ent to The same.
MANN S. VALENTINE.
April 10. IuPa,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-10
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
CDNf.u AGC

S'0"ofSfT'-Easseu .....s,..,aI6
isleisOu. ..s..s..30
r., ,,.. ff)oI.ss..s.s.....f
80" S"'''-Col' Auhof smiih..,.57l
M John e. 6ray.....,.,....5
4tOeudrts.-Hugb keisOn--no Imposition
Chorfofte.-Ro opposition 10 Mr.. Jobu RsudoIob
ios nauiOsf OF votes given 10 az the Cougi essione,
eetuV" ~ ipai county last year (Nben fhe same yeus
Ien were opposes TO saoo oiher) was ony s7s-fmsnv
o. We voters being kept away hou the psi,. by ~
lhciemencJ OF The weather. Of which COL smith ro
esYso I4, Su6 bis opponent leaving Iuaiotit, =,
1888 TOT s., 10 which he bss, at this ELECTION rsrSfo "
accession OF ~ votes. mr. CtaJ's niai1rily 4, ~
dhTict, At the las, election, was al--ofcSns.e iftbs,
vs. no VARIATION 10 MS favor ~ the other counties he
mast lose his election. his 10 one 81 the Le,, -
tss'es essHsHs fof csnsfsss vithM stf e,s,,,.S ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-10

Paris papsss arrived in London on
wednesday uf ernoon. Tie fact of the
Anstrians having crossed the Pc is con-
firmed. The advanced Guard was Eek.
pected i'm Rome the 10Th and Goth inst.
A private letter from sybach states That
The British Minister delivered a nete of SO
important a character, that il produced
an extraordinary assembling of the Con-
gress, and dispatches were Instantly for
warded by Prince Metlernich 10 Treviso,
Milan, Rome.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-10

z T..
'E'HB COLUMBIAN HOTEL, in The city of Richmcud
having been leased by the subscriber tupsledon ca
~ street 0etreth The ks's aud Mdye's Bridge where
tHiends keeping PUBLIC HOUSE, on the inost mode
fae terms II any house IN The city aud suIciis The
patronage OF his friends, and the public n geBeTa...
tte pledges himself that his iahc shall supplied With
the pest the market af'rds-his bar with The hest
liquors, and his stable shall alt tiies furnished
WIN The best pf"vendef, aud an aitynuVe OsleF Tie
oeems " unnecessary 10 any thug mere, buLinves
the public 10 call and Judge for themselves.
S. %. CRENsHAw.
". D. The subscriber world be thankful foe a few
more soafders at 200 " sunum, tbroe meals sa,.
exclusive VI lodging. S. d. C.,
20. q, Ii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-10
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

The subscriber continues 10 transact GENERAL
COMMISSION BUSINESS in this city, and solcils
share Of the public patronage, returning his acknow
edgiOenis for that already bestOr ed. lie wishes
purchase for eash. FARNRRS', VIRGINIA, K UNITED
STATES BANK STOJK. sns Offers 81 sale, in store +,
Oh accommodating terms. upland RtCtIFfED RYE
WHISKY, ~ bafeis, Of excslsm Quality NAIL
RODS, assorted sizes PLOUGH PLATE, SADDLE
iRtt, HORSE SHOg and HOOP IRON, Of al the
WIRING y PRINTING FAPgR. COTTON YARNs,
AaG EMILY FJOSR.
DLRNARD PtYTON.
hPfh6. lT..tid0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-10

collecte that this is part ST the loan Of
five millions Of dollars authorized BY
Congress al the last session. aud that The
tate OF interest is fve per cent. per AMMAN.
As il is deemed necessary 10 borrow mo-
aey, i, is highly gratifying TO find that it
can be obtained on terms so favorable to
the public. Georsst0wn bless.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-10
FOREIGN NEWS.

Inc FALCON and Meteor at Boston bring three day
Eater from LoDdon-Tbe from GERMANY and Ira
~ are contradictory ard indetisive but if we may crd,
the Frankfort article of the 18th Feb the Austrian ,roou.
lad passed The Pc, and the advance to Naples, II
was then for tue Parliament decide whether hey woud
rectivethe s enemies, allies. If Naples Weld the
rens Of government into their haHs, without re,snee
10000 troops alone viii advance the capital If se re-
sit, 10000 more will follow on The same article state,
that the mbeeie old King sd become aitbess 70 hi,
and traitor TO his countryside had called upon hi, people
to receive the buiaDs as friend, and to dissolve the
Parlisment-he would then ee his subjects ne,u cegs
tnSn although he had in the sule;nn manner
to olHeryethe one which they had given to him! hi.
treAehery wnJt cootrbuts increase the confidence of
the Spanlars in their Kirg. Suspicion lad ar
fastened upon m-and produced new eSeitcsut nj Ma.
drd Policy alone could justify for one moment the retain
ing ofeither Of these Kings upon the throne Thrysye
yielded With reluctance he rights Of ther people ard
VIII SIZE the first favorable opportunity Of placing ,l,e
yoke upon their nesks Their royal word, are not to be
trusted.
~, we underdag6, thut BOtcler, tie free man
~ colour, the accessory CHARGED with roLb;,r ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-10
TICKETS AND SHARES FOR SALE AT
e.. e. X, YATES

TICKETS AND SHARES FOR SALE AT
g. T. X. YATES
old established aud truly fortunate LOTTERY Office,
corner Of n. PaaPS Lane and MGTket Street,
Baltimore.
~ orders from any part Of the Union, enclosing The
cash, or prize tickets Ia the Philadelphia or Baltimore
Lotteries, received 10 payment
a. printed lie; Of The drawing OF this Splendid
LosIy, VIII be forwarded BY mail TO each advenuler
al WAIfRs once.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE,
The whole LOueTy will be drawn in ONE DAY, (April
a., iS2I)
- Orders for Tickets, left atMr. l. B.EuRsHgEor's
Lottery Offices IN Richmond or Petersburg, will be
promptly attended g..
baltimore, March 30.
hpri 10. 100. 1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-10
3 HaLaaLIe IaMQnid "a .Nalc.

Lose CREDIT.
aUE snbscTibsfs willing to sell valuable TAN.
YARD ia The town Of New Canton aDd County ~
buckingham, tot moderate priCe. aud long credit.
The capari0usuess ofhis establishment giving space
Tor The tanners operations aud tor famiy.....
The excellence 81 The materials used ia the bBildings
the convenience ofs siIuarn the margin ~ James
Tiver, ard In z reighhorbood aHoIdDg ABUNDANT sup
plies Of barb aud h'des nast render It valuable 10
an .duslriGus tanner.
" not sold by the dfst the srhscTihers living IN
Richmond, or by the other, IN New Canton, before
Safardeg. fhe7b dcy Of d1rit t viii ibst day be
tOld o Tie highest hiGGef, on credit Of nve Yea So
The PuTebase money TO be satisfactorily srcuysd.
JOHN HOBsON,jr.
0aTChG sqo..V5t fiEO: PAYNE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-10

4 IL psfsons having claims saainsf tbs s.ts.s ~
"a GEORGE n. SKiPwfrH, dec. ere f,crsst-d 10
make them kno~n aud those indebted - tlc eslte "
oIsSe immediate ybJintni JOIN MtiLtB
A.eNf for tie baGsAisftalti1.
Cnmherlanf, March ".
n bf. Miller Is authorized a. selne IT, clains o..
and receive The debts due ia the csfte ofnr sssevi
IS above ss;ea. siARY SEfye $50. hdm't
Sfr'h 81 fnn.ssfA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-10
Airocious attempt 10 Mmdsr :

Htroctcus attempt TO Murder!
CAHAwBA, March i7.-We learn by a
gent man direct from ST. Stephens. thai
most lnhu,nan attempt was made on
the evening If The 10Th instant, by a Mr..
Gilmore, OF Miss. 10 take the life of Will
Ilam Crawford, Esq. of 81. Stephens
We are moi IN possession of all The par
iiculars relating 10 This disgraceiul affair
butas FAR as they have come 10 our know
ledge, they are az follows:
Some lime since the mail between 81.
Stephens and Naichez vas robbed of a
considerable quantity of none, circum.
Stances having come to iighi tu induce
a belief, that Gilmore, (who lived OIL the
mail road, ant al whose house il usually
stopped al mighty was the person who
committed The crime. MIR. Crawford, as
District Attorney for tile United States,
preferred bill againt hiar al the last
District Court held in Mobile, on ihe Sd
Monday IN February last. for robbing
the mail, which was returned by the
grand jury irHe bill. upon WINCH he
disappeared en- Mr.. Crawford's return
TO 81. Stephens, Gilmore armed himself
with Il mnskci, loaded with bullet and
several burk shot, aud in the Disguise of
an Indian, concealed himself behind a
biacksmiih's shop, situated OIL The street
leading from Mr.. Crawfords Office TO his
house, and on Mr.. C's. passing, he dis
charged the mnskei upon him, lodged The
contents III his back and side, and imme.
diateiy mace his escape upon very fleet
horse, which WAS tied near the place /;
he was immediately pursued by The ci,i-
zens ct ST. Stephens, en- masse, who sue.
ceeded in taking him, but not uull he
had with his penkniie chi The large sr,e-
ries Of both his arms which caused his
immediate death: Mr.. Crawford though
badly wounded was not dead when our
Informant left his life, however. was dis
paired Of.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-10
NOTICE.
THE DRAFTING OF THE
CATHEDRAL CHURCH LOTTERY

WILL positively take place in the city Of Baltimore
w Oh Friday, 27th this month, (dprilD the who'll
WILL BB DRAwH ON THAT DAY, ana will not be post.
pones on any account whatever.
II q splendid opportunity is nor offered for the
tDipediats accumulation 81 ueaih-1He risk but
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-10

The Season.-on Saturday last, had more than IL,
usual warmth Of the SDringIp few hours the sol, bark
cd trees exhibited the rapid advances in yegest;on
hndon Sunday Dight, about O'clock so csnee able is the
temperature of the climate, tat snow commenced and
continued TO fall for seven hours I