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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-06
RICHMOND, MAKNH 6. 1921.
To the Editors Of ne En0uirey.

To The Editors cf NE Enquirer.
GENTrEMEN-freqnemt enquiries are made nv letter
TO members OF Congress the subject of soldiers
BonntS Lands In Illinois. For The beneat Of those whs
gre uneasy on The subject OF forfeiture sale for taxes
be pleased to publish this NOTICE.
Ihese lands are exempt from taxation for the term Of
thTee years from the date of the patent They Iuust
however be listed Tor taxatio with the auditor Of
tic accounts al Nandalia before tie rs Of uyust
nest succeeding The expiration of the said term and
ihe tax must he paid to the pubic treasurer OH or
before the LIST Of October foIIowiug.
Failure TO list the lands according 10 law subjects
them TO be cassed as r,t rate and to I've ebiy taxed
" sold for taxes, they are re deea lie wibn years
upon payment Of 100 per cent Tor doube) Of the tax
There are agents who advertise to list the lands aud
pay tue tax for reasonable commission.
March /, 1921.
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vIRGINl, LEGlsLlrrnr.
H'"''1' '''''
EXTRACTS FROM THE PROCEEDINGS or

EXTRACTS FROM THE PROCEEDINGS or THE
HOUSE or DELEGATES
FRIDAY, MARCH "A communication from the
Senate, that they had passed. tebiIls een the United
States the lands Old Point Comfort soal called
the Rip Rsps'" concerning Edmund r. Turner aud John
". Walke:-hiso with amendments, the following bills,
vL.l, amend The reduce act, the several
acts concerning executions and for the relief ntycnt
debcrs-2, incorporating company for tn purpose Of
improving the navigation of the South Fork of ostcin
riyer-3to amend and explain eacctualy To-
prevent tie circulation Of notes emitted Ivy nnelarrr
banks passed February %, 1s1os concerning the record,
Of the commissioners for adjusting claims to as ON the
western FOR the district of Augusta, Do.tourt and
CrecrSricr, and for other PURPOSES, Incorporating
company for the purpose of improving the nayiginn uC
the North Anna rver6, Incorporating company for the
purpose ofimproviug the navigation of the Pamuncy and
South Anna rvers-7, appointing commissioners to lay out
and marx way for road from the Of Beverley IN
Randolph county, the point l,s pAyigale
part of james rifers, autJris the EKrcuye a rni,
the counties OF Morga, Lewis and Preston with Innings
Statutes az large2 concerning the eOupty Of Morgan
10 concerning the Monongaa Navigation Company IL TO
amend act, entitled reduce into one act TIC
several acts concerning eonstahcs'
These several am,ndntnt agreed TO by The House,
excerpt tosr No. 3, Which laid upoa thu table, tro
Of ,e amendments No. 7, which, Mr. Brown'snioiion,
were Disagreed and tie to 40 8 wlncl o
ST.. Gusiii''s mo;iun was disagreed to-
Mr. crunp Of cgpleriand from the Committee OF srb~,
and Coieges, presented tn following report The Com
rnec OF ScIools and Colleges, whom WAS referred tic
Soytrnors Message covering communication from the
State OF r,lrsd, Jtg leave subni, the fylps ing
rcsouiions; Reoircd, lmt the Governor h. requisite, To
communicate TO she ES culi,c Of he sjee Of Mas, Ind t
lie reception of their ry valuable a,a interesting port
AID re7ilutic' rcla'yt SO ap,r?-r'ir of eu's 'aer
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a Vdlnubie 7an0o1d 1o,- M

on LONG cHLDIr.
me- snhscfibefs are willing 10 sell valuable TAN
Il YARD IN The town - New Canton and couu,v nj
buckingham tor moderate price. and on long cred.
Gbr capac,usness ofthis establishment sVinp spar.
Tor ihs tanners operations and room Tor family
nc excellence ~ The materials used In tie bulduss
toe convenience oi us situation tbe srgn James
river, and IN HeigbhnIbnod al ,fdiHg abundant Aup
Plies 81 barb and hides, igast render n g,daatle 10
an i.dnsifious tanner.
u not sold by the Fret the sHbscribets u,iuo il,
Richmond, or BY The other, in New Canton before
"atHrHag, mem dry If 1TrH "a WIN on that dav he
sofa To tue highest bidder, a credit Of live " p
the purchase money to be satisfactorily secured
,..,c JOIN HOrsON jr.
hdfcn u. P.V5ts GEO. pAvNg
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DR.. Americns Y PaVDc

1''FOTft"" = UVHt,
HAVING left hiS residence In Goochand county Ia.
settled tlMsef the presenf year, az AyIstPs Wnt.
np":e Mug lian-wiseie be Offers his services 10
us ienns and the public, aud hopes 20 dischstre he
opoTtant duties 0f hrs Profession with hat 81 N ana
that place. P' "'
March o. q,
NoilCEishereiy Eiventbatthe cellsinthe Lunatic
-, hospnaIihthe cityofWlIiamsbuIg. are alIoccu
n.De 'ecsived into the said Hospital SOM of
gnesaio cells yacantdge notice which vii be
sVsn'....s RgqTHer 0ffAe ,lonrt ri UiyeckoTs
lnns ~ i3..git tEO. HFNLEY 6 q Il
SAvhh upe about me month Oi Augasf ia $40 lie
- subscriber took fIoD negro FJJfy UefLgr E01f
Ne which be offered for Gyc dollars real n,,,.,
oi me SAID note may gcthby giving tatsfacfsry de,
,p'"D OF w. ana r7sas The NJ this sSveriise
"'sV'. Elisha JAcRsoN.
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NEGROES For SALE

HVtiL he sold. on Saturday, tie I7th Instant at
Nv 6oochiand Courthouse, for cash, THREE LIKELY
Nt6kO MEN, which are held BY the estate Of Tho,uas
Miller, dec for and during The lite time OF hs, William
Bentley OF Powbaisn Also inuatfo man named Pew
ton, who will he entitled AZ certain age to bi, free
som III vi" he required of purchasrr or
OF the aforesaid Negroes give bond aud security not
10 carry them out OF the stale. 6everai old
negroes, at The same time and pia-r.
j.. i fERGUSoNl
ore Of Tie Executors Of z. Aiitier. dec.
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RnnawdgS in mil

"A Coy, Who sass she belongs Elisha Williams Of
haih county, vas committed 10 jail rs a rnns9at ,
90 The 18th Ocobef last she is five feet two and
~ hes high and is probably ffly years Of ase
hhos dOH3l fAN SCOTT. hisck nsn, " no says he
isa ree irsa-He vas committed 90 the xist Ocfsbt,
last - Ere well made fellow, a1ont isenty tso ny
tWtniy three yeafs ~ age csc feet seven inches bpb
ava says he vas raised ny SIR. charles psy 81 Wsf.
minister. JAcaA f,OfrE i,il,.
!'aeh'rshsu rsss.; 1aal %. t4,.eizw
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Stats, "a, iae two Houses OF Congress are
abcat 10 adjourn. If he had no tar Their com.
n,nHieaiioss, reported that they had perform
ell thai jniy.
-, a., Al, w. NV" 'e'x' W" ''"'n 'ne OK"
pie ted fls Legislative business before them,
and were ready TO adjnnrn; The house then
adjourned sise die, ahomt ~ o'clock y. IN.
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SUPREME co0Rf or THE U. $.


SUPREME CUURr or THE u. s..
WEDNESDAY. Fls 20.
TIE argume" ., The rsse' ~ Prerost VS.,
Grm= wa, concluded by al. PinknSy Tor the
defendant, and Ivy MIR. TeLsttr Tor the plain
Tiff.
THURSDAY MARCH I.
The argum"nt Ui the case of Prerost Va.
cr1t., was concluded by nr. tFetSfer fur The
plh,ntiif
MIR. Hardin moved to dismiss the writ oF
error ia the case OF Green W. Jputkias AMI
others.
ed By MIR. Uurps,. 10, thu piaiut,fi IN .rror.
The case OF Co.jess vs. The St1tr of t,ir,;nia
upon the merits (tlie question OF iur,s,i,c,io,,
having been already argnrd,) will be argued
Tomorrow fthis davl by the ,,fforn,1, (:.ns,.i
and Mr.. Ogden for The p,ai,lrti in t,ror and
by Mr.. Ue6sier for the defendant il error
FRIDAY, MARCH 2.
Mr.. Justice LIVINGSTON delivered the opio-
inn OF The Court in the ease OF the schooner
Collector aud cargo (arsnsd Inv Mr. Mitchell
tor the appellant, and by Mr.. Filtration and
Mr.. finckacy for TIE respondent.) am, min.
petition OF the claimant in the cause
hir. Justice JOHNSON delivered the opinion
OF tue Conrt ia the ease Of anderson vs. Dunn
largaed by Nj Hal for The plaintiff, and "
the attorney General and MIR. Joaes ius the
uefendant.) III which the judgment 0f the
court below was affirmed; and this court de-
OF tue ftouse OF Representatives. was a lawful
authority, winch justified the defendant in
afrsstnE aud iinprisoning the plaintiff.
LIE Gaze OF Cohens "a. the Stutc Of Virginia
was argued by Mr. Ogden aud the .4tfmney
CeneT0t Tor The plaintiff, and by Mr.. Webster
ioI Tue uefeudant IN error. The counsel, on
oo'n sues, argued the general question rather
than Tue particular case; the parties on the
| record uecIining TO argue the Cause upon the
meTHs. IL appearing, however, TO affect va.
oe.u.' w .ue uiueIeht A'ate' OF Tie Uniou, the
,a,,, t u.snee necessary 10 near an arsu-
III oe:oe pronounced i,s judgment on
| JaI;,,nst ane op",uuo OF Tue court VIII De
IT. s. l'us ud!.l
| SILL: s"'ne". o' '"e case OF McCiuny VS..
Si;'.:.r'; 90 Son"ooeu ny Mr. Hqrper Tor the
az !" ei'"..
W we are requested 10 stare mat MIR.
Cuu.' neiea nih uienmeut IN Tic supreme
0ou. ~ ,ne SaW U, Coheii against the Com
on"sa',u oi virginia, uot as a counsel EN-
his ceiig coufiSel TOR the state ct New York
In similar case arising in that state.
TN1t. Inf
~, ~
IT, ny '"e A'Sa'S Juat CohCiu"Pu WIN SPAIN,
Tue western BOUNDARY OF tile United States is
described as summing NJ the Sabine river 10
| 10 The Red River il t,,pn follovs rio con-.
| ~ tI,,, .;yar ,;II n, :. ;,',,..,., >"' &c
/ H.. ~. ION - 80, 80" W "e meIf.
u '"e' ~" 'eeS ues JT"" L-"Hdon, or 20
degrees UeSt JTOM W ashi.gton thence due
nOith to the Aikausaw river. This treaty.
supposes that w dsbiugton Is exacfty n de.
grees from London whereas il ia III J..reps
| jG minutes so that IN This limo - ,n,rLn,, = :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-06

we understand that meeting took place
ihis morning between Major SMITH and Ma
Jor MILLER both OF the Marine Corps, when
The former, at the first fire, received severe
wound in The thigh.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MARCH g.
BANKRUPT BILL
Mr. Sergeant rose and prop Jsed 20 take I'm
Inc bankrupt Bill at the same time request.
ing the yeas aud nays which was granted .
and the proposition refused by--yeas 5S-uays
20.
MIR. Phelps from the select committee an.
pointed 10 investigate The affairs OF the Past
OHice Department. made further report. I'm
part chiefly respecting The tIansportation of
The mail on the fredericksburg ronte. In the
years 1916 ISIS, and 1916. endeayouriny In
show that the contractors on the said Tou,e
bad received more compensation than tl,ey
were entitled to which was read and order.
ed to lie on The table.
Ibe honsc adjourned at three o'clock for
TeiTeshhlent, To meet at early cand,e-lirIlt
EVENING SITTING.
The bill from tie Senate 10 carry into efTpcf
the provisions Of The Florida treaty was read
third time and passed.
Ihe hill authorizing loau OF 81 SOC, 900 for the
support OF government was read a third lime
aud PASSED.
VO fE Of THANKS to the SPEAKER
MI Cf0y rose, aud after couzratalatIpg the
hOnSe, on The ainicable termination OF he Diff
ierencrs Which he'd lately existed iu this 30.
d. ialludpg To the Missouri question: offered
tile following resolutions:
ReSoired, Ihsi tue thanks of this House lie
given To tbc Hon. J ". TAYLoR, for the asst
dnity' ptOnplnude, aud abIlIty with which
he has administered the duties OF the char.
rus melton was supported n few re-
marks from MIR. Hardin Of Kentucky and Mr.
Wed OF Tennessee aud 90 taking the nnes-
tion' " was nhcHimogsiy adopted; one voice
Only dissen'ins, understood 10 he from
Geotgia member
The Speaker then addressed the House
HE BIZ making appropriations tor carrying
on Tue ioriibcaii'ns, wds after a considerable
cOnifntiom ny cnmriIttee of conference Of
l'cth HDnses, IN relation 10 lite amount 10 be
inserted ~ the blauk tor that object 1.-The Sc.
nate proposing alton; s 800 900, aud the House
about S20O.009J fioaIy passed auihoris-
ing Tie expenditure " fbe latter sun. rms
was The lasi bill that received tie Presidents
sanction
joint committee Of both houses was an.
5oim.P 70 iUisrm the President OF the Ugued
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Mary Love. admini.,ra.ri, Of Allan Love the ,ou,go

Mary Love, Administrative OF Allan Love the younger
...'.''..'.. DefsaduHt.
Iss SUIT ahatss as to the plainiif Helen Crosse by
hrr deaib aud the decree nis entctfd in this Cause
having been duly served ON The defe ndant and she still
iaing Tea he her answer the doh take The hill
ihe panhs Tor Confessed and The cause Coming on 10
he heara on The hl and exhibits and being argued by
the counsel Tor the plaintiff, 10 is ordered by The
COHi' nat one ct iis commissioner, d. take aud
report an account Of the to which the
70 enunen, for services performed by her Interstate
~ MS lifetime, for the said Johu Mccall & Company
aHd Tor swyrrS fees aud CLERKS tickets paid by him
for the sald company. copy. Te,e
Ri: jEFFRiES, GIN.
lhe oeienoant N the aforementioned SUIT, Ms, Mary
Loye, adniTistrairix Of Allan Love The youurer il,
fene,ed to attend at my oiTce in this city, on ruesda
Tue yum cay ri March next, win her accounts aud
vouchers properly authenticated proving The credit,
she Is entitled to, la compliance anb The Foregoing
order of cnnrt. Wu McKFNzfr n !, '"h
March H. an s~
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For Rent or I.c,Ice

E'Hai Va'nab iitiie PLANTATION Jsmes river
n near turkey lsiano, weil knOwn Wy The name o,
GkhNNiLLE.-It has comfortable dwelling housa q
sshie Kitchen aud large grauary-is az. .cxce,len
stand Tor grocery ana cry good store.
Any person vino feels disposed rtut or lease may
nave tue privilege Of negro man and wnman 70 cut
Vd'e tue ah. ..FoT tsrmS apply tu Dr. Wa. Singleton
~ Richmond. March a .J
IN CHANcEKY -UmiirI States court mi, c,1c,,i,
and virginia District. Dtcember I2ih, is2D-
He'es Crosse, execniriA aud James Mccall and Geo
Mccall, executors OF John ICCalI dec. who VA. sur
ivi'Ing partner Of John Mccall * Company
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-06

The great subject OF interest af prcsen, Is
the new appointments expected 10 be y,sde
AT Wa,hingt0s The Senate al the Y. $. ys II
be detained for the pa, pose OF maxim. Them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-06

| ~ Our next No will appear o. Friday
as Congress aud The General Assembly will bs
no longer ~ session. there is iess necfssiy for
puT printing three times week We shall
Fher~forr, retnru To our peacG establishment
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4 'httt ,s.--dta SUI erior conyf Of c50Dcery hck
den at the CdlffcI IN the city gf Richm01d fag
OH d1g of JUae, 1919
He"Ty Dnhks. .''.''..''s'.''......... Plaintiff,
AGAINST
UHkiGm DHHai, administrator Of lillian Prize
feccosed. I'm ID Prize. JdmcJ Price, 8lsIovdSr
Price, JOhN U0Trey Price and DIM - Price f7tqus
chtfdTfH nRd hairs az tSio 0ffhe said Vim. pI fce
dec JacqHeGse Uartie, sUrtiriug rIscutor Of Jchss
HarO,e. accsdscd. Jolt" b. Ha,ris, & Lenjs (iaruje
irfdHt cdiidrrH and heirs OF Ed,tsH j. IIQrpig Der
UHti0W BrqchfRbr0tXh Gd,a'0y OF he SGid .Jahss
BdrOie, dec Min TIE so'H onns'ed, 0@d Sis1 81 fhe
sdid EdfriH j. HarJie. GEa J0ha Bs1chrUSrSpr1
SHrcittnG tfnsfee 81 himseg and Samuel ShcyyQya
AKA JOHR PtoSscT... go, he fidarts.
This c0Nsf cane mis- dur 10 be hrqyd %, MIN
tie GHSucTS ~ UHiSm DHDd( me ing01f Eciy.
Of UfAiGm P1icc, deCsOSfd Gnd az n fhg of6sr
dfIf'd0VfS ne ScTfrdi dscytfdk 0ra,vA f,fJuY
me biH for conisNfd az toh'ni,, 0nd rfhibils and
rus drcHed by co"Hsri: on toHddcr0ficH Hhcrtny.
he court dffh tie 6cropHfs bsfrrees mr. ,,fy
"eS Ia o"e Of Hf commissioners, uho is 6irscf,d IL
efG"ine. @oie, G4d SefHe ne Hme, ami NUKE rstote
therein 10 ne cdHrf. rim am saqfIrrs S,,ecjoIfp
siafcd. deTaCd pcrfiHcnt by himself or uhich ,nag
DC required 6g ne TgrticS TO te SO suited.
"A cOpg-IsSfC.
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U'M ". HHNJNo. o r,
conNissiosFa's Urfice.

RlchmOBa, sd month Isl, ts2I
The parties interested desires To- take uo,.ee thar
have appointed the hst DAY " the So rf,snb fMsv5
neXi, TO commence the dreUsd by me freye
Ing "idet of NE can't ON within Gag q, D o'rio.k A.
w. they ate required 10 attend 10y ufcs IN hi, che
With their accoru, and oopirs Of ne conf
pagers ready for examination and settlt a,ept
March g. Sf..vsw AMOS IsDD NJ e
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we are authorized stare, iha, Col. JOSEPH Low
LII, oil kniam'a, is candidate tor the Congregations
district composed VI he counties OF 1;rrebtr Kauawhs
Saorii, Mason, Wool Nicholas, 1,erdoph and Munror =
ms present representative, Ms. ballard Smith, we under
stand, decline, pell.
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from the Washington City Gazette, March 81
THE DIjEI

we understand that meeting took place
,his morning between Major SMITH and Ma
Jor MILLER, both of the Marine Curps, when
The former, at the first fire, received severe
wound in The thigh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-06

As change called for ny Justice, humanity and
p"c5, we hope also to See II the session OF Con-
eIes nis odions oppression abolished far
on Tue FEDERAL government. The zeal aud ability i'm
whicb MI NELSON has underiak en- lb: good work are
memorable alike To his heart aud his head AND the
report OF The committee by which il is recommended
al appeal To the Judgment aud seEsbilily Of the ma
ton, " hch cannot be resisted. TJb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-06

.Wy a'FuhGeWeHs OefHg maze, during fbe recess bV
Mr.. Nielsen of "a mopsd TO amrna the amendment
by striking out the nOrd doiniuons where IL occurs
(ds applicable 90 The u. SfatesJ amt inserting Ter
TitoTies, thcJormer being expression nnusnak in
orr fa'cs. Mr.. Newton said he should not quarrel
about words. The mofiou teas rejected thonch NOR
bg a large mejorify-bnt a dl6srent amenSmeut.
hagins The same cGert vds mate.
re a"endment Othc Senate Tas then agreed 10,
TIE amsHdment ofthe Senate 10 Me general an
ProPr'atio' 6H, U0s agreed 10. Llnis 6if is fnaty
Inc 6W from me Senate fer gioing ntrfhcr time
for taking The fhird cfnsmS, vas TeGd tWice and uE
fermdrds readd hirdfime amt passed.
The bill from the Senate, concerning the road now
la)iHg out from Wheeling to the Mississippi wa, read
and ordered IL q second reading.
MI. COOO, from hnstirfy the further prosecution
OF tDS ROAD, EioVed tO Tcjccf The bill.
ms melton was opposed by wT. Ciar, aud supported
Wy Nj. Haidiu. On motion Of Mr.. brush, The bilwa,
then ordered 10 lie on The table, 90 to 40.
The engfossea bill authorizing the Secretary Of the
Jreasury 10 dispose II Of land In Nofthuubef-
lano, Iate he property oI Presley Thornton, read
Ibe House then again iesslyed ssh into Committee
on he Whole The stale Of The Dnion, the Military
Andtbe question again presenng Itself on The amount
10 De appropriated for Qualifications for the current
Jeat aud ibs quesi.on being on Milling The blank as
dollars ''' '"' '' """"''' '"'"s"""
The debate, which occupied so much time last night
was resumed ard the largest amsunt proposed Was
warmly supportedby Mr. Netcion sir. BRfisr OF on.
aud Dir. \. Johnson, Of Ky. and was opposed by The
.paiIH" OF Tue COMMITTEE or Wajs and Means. The
iagestAmouRt was al length negalived, sndtke amount
~ $4,000 as proposed by ~. Smith, II nd vas
agreed 10.
Among the amendments proposed IN the
bill was an appropriation Of $4,000 10 pay
arrears OF tie cost % the erection OF an sise.
M! II Augusta, in Georgia. This was oppos-
ed by Mr.. DaltTy and Mr.. Cnpeppsr. on tie
gtonnd that The expenditure was unauthorized
By itw aud was suppstted by MIR. Reid. Mr..
CHibbert aud Mr.. !Simki1s, on The ground that
iDdirdnals ought not 10 suasf from their
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-14

Hostilities are now breaking out against
Naples, and it appears that confederacy
is forming, 10 repress oil revolutionary
$, mptoms in that quarter. Does any
one believe, for moment, that this con-
test in The present state of Europe, will
be confned TO that point; that hostile
fimes viii rage in certain limits prescrib-
ed by mountains and by rivers. When
We behold conaagralion raging in one
of our squares, do we calcslate, TO cer-
tainty, that il will be extinguished, if it
sweeps the whole line of buildings coa-
fi,,ed TO that space? 1t is notorious fact,
that symptoms OF disadection, appear
even in the martial ranks Of the allied
monarchs themselves. They are men
Z who have been made familiar to the face
of danger--they have breathed the at
mosphere Of carnage, and they feel a ra-
pacious anxiety for battle. Now, it is a
fact, that the danger thar threatens the
monarchies of Europe is found in their
armies. Ferdinand, to all efectual pur-
poses, lost his crown and sceptre, by the
interference of his army, and we all re-
member the extreme jealousy entertained
by Alexander on that point. His note
directed to his ministers, residing at for
eigu courts, loudly expressed his sppre-
hcnsions. If a military force, raised for
the protection and security Of the throne
could, successfully employed for its de-
moitioo, in one of the European king
doms, the example might be followed
by others. Alexander saw in this sue
cessiul revolution, by the means OF the
army, an example that might be initiated
by bis own military force, certain indica-
tons Of that character have appeared al
ready, even in the ranks Of the Russian
army. .--Boston Pat.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-14

us, il at tie same place in the afternoon
on her return.
Mrs Duke, Of Ford, near Arundel,
observed iavoritc Cat fighting with a
neigh5or's cat, and in attempting to part
them, both Of the animals fcw at her,
and fixed ti,s,n,elves OIL her person be,
fore she was enabled to extrica,e herself
from their fangs. The circumstance
shrcw Mrs. Duke into fits, which lasted
two days, when she expired
An affecting aDecdote is related in the
French papers A young man took
a dog int, boat, rowed him in the cen
ire Of the Sciue, and threw the apimal
over with intent TO drown him--the po' r
dog often tried to climb up the side Of
the boat, but his master as ofien pushed
him back, till over balancing himself, he
fell overheard. As soon as the faithful
dog saw his master in the stream, ne left
the boat. and held him above water till
help arrived from the shore, and his life
was saved
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Two others were briggs Of the first
class, sail fast, and arc well fitted.
The brig Independence is off the har-
Dor, intended for cruise she is from
Baltimore.
Capt. Wilson has lately come in from
a cruise his vessel is under the Vene-
zuelian flag, but owing TO the recent ar
mislice between that government and the
Royalists. has come in for new papers.
Capt. Wilson lately captured a Guinea
man, which he sent into Five Islands.
Capt. Shannon has recently sailed in
a fine schooner, called the lnyincible, ON
cruise.
The crews of these privateers consist
Of persons from all nations, the largest
proportion of them are Americans and
British. They have recently been SO
fortunate, that great allurements are held
out to seaulen, 10 enter their service al
most every vessel that arrives here lose
the most or all their crews, who enter III.
80 their service. Their prizes OF slave
vessels are taken into Five Islands, from
whence the slaves are smuggled into va
rious West India Islands. These YES
sells are generally furnished with so ma.
ny commissions. that if they make cap
ture, they have but very little difficulty
in showing papers which cover their pi-
racy, and as for courts, they are easily
dispensed with.
The division Of property, prize mon
ey, &c. they are not remarkably particu-
lar about generally those who come
first are frs. served 1t is privateering
all round. and when they get prize they
carry through the whole system of priva-
teering upon one another.