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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-10
NEWSPAPERS.


Struck Will the difference in the manner
Of printing book, London editor Of a
roSd or fon.ancc, Iand not Brarebridgc
Hall cithrf,1 which by mere chance nov
lies before me, my curiosity led me 10 eX-
anime and ascertain t.ie literal quantity Of
matter or words il cuntaincd, aud compare
II with The amount in one Of your aemi-
weely newspapers. Pie English book
bapprus 10 be e i.olseap octave ofthe size
# a modefafoorruyai ciaht,cna, one third
smaller thas The common size Of 12mo.
yehool hool.f.
Three Paeft Of your paper, and some
times nearly the whole four, are filed with
,eadingmatler,an and contain 8hat you would
call 6l,300 ing, Just tie same quantity as
"a pages 81 Wy moved, The Priory Of ST.
y f4e.G' and would make two decent thin
VIZ. Of is size.
You give tGi papers ford dollars.
J 4r game quantity Of matter, In books
Ike mine, would make COS vols at about
g.. cach or Us, The SET the whole cost,
IJ0 dollars.
such is the difference between neYspa-
per reading as to iJB, nO less than 80
times as cheap.
Besides, as Lord Peter might say, news
papers are the tree Of knOwlcdge-they
yield a daily crop of fruit perennial, Of eve
~ pleasant hue and useful Lind--in news
papers are contained the essence Of physic
and divinity astronomy, politlc3and hist
~ agriculture, manufactures and com
Megcc, &e.--and he who reads newspa-
per, reads and possesses at the same time,
the substance aud selection Of news, wit,
learning, novelty, poetry, morality, and all
the arts and sciences, and = taste aud pnr-
ton Of every branch of human knowledge.
a newspaper is the world in cptome, a
perpetual cyclOpcdia, 10 endless Numbers,
ever various and ever new and as Peter
pindar saith,
q So cheap they come, at FIVE for eighteen
pence,
q That every man would buy, wth.cash and
sense"
Nor is il any wonder, then, that the A.
mericans, calculating and money-saying
rs well as reading and inquisitiye people
should 50 generally patroni2e newspapers
thai there are three times as many different
gazettes published IN the United States
although net in such large numbers as
some Of the Loudon papers,) as are printed
IN England, with population greatly ex
eeeding ours
The universal patronage of public jour
al in thi. country shd it lsreaily mt
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Neawing Academy

fF1lI3 Drawing School attached IN 1.-THE
iyncllburR femule Aceaemy, /" will re-
open on Tuesday, the 9Th Instant An ele.
gant collection 81. models vii BE- addrd 70
those already IN lltu tosdeiny. which will ~.
nble The pupa 10 pfogreea through u reeriar
course, with advantages rarely 10 be- ,ael with
IN other Drawing schoala such yonap IL
dies as ARE qnalais ing themselees ~ Teachers,
cnn be enabled Il instruct others IN tlle 0fna.
mental and Faney part Of Drawing and i'aial.
ng, by nliendlusu very short eenfse oi lessons
ORDER Or PRACTICE.
Isl Ornamental aud faney Drawing. mad
Painting on faper Silk satin and Veleet
Agfe.--lhese ata principally Frat ana II qn-
81 Pieces, Bird, ~.
2ad Lundscapes and Sea rioees, 0aeiading
Marine Driving
Aoie.--'iheae ara q every description, ani
The selection we'll calculated to give the pnpil
n tnsfe ,or Landscape Drawing.
3rd. Acadcmieol Pieces
Not Historical aud other plawiaes from
the pencil Of tha most eeleaatpd aHiais ia
Europe, wherein Tie hDmaa fa9re iseAbildted
Tonnes i per session. 81 m1ntha
HENRY M0Hhis
Sept 70 a,q
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-10

~. ToLEN, from the subscriberon Tues.
- day night, lhr 10Th ot tlis present instant,
negro man by the name OF NED, about for
" years old, he is about five feet eight or ten
Inches high, stout made and very dark Gem
plcA'on, and has very white teeth, and upp1r.
emily lame in his lcE knee occnsoned by q cut.
Inc subscriber J. convinced that he wis taken
ohby "A certain Wyatt { Clements, who made
his elopement from this neighborhoOd on the
same evening. Clements isa small spare made
mutt about twenty three ortwenty four years
old, little or no beard, dark skin, black eyes,
and black lai', sloop shpuldcred and has n We
~ bad CONFERENCE.-THE On a idle Virginia
cloth mixed coat and blue panlaloons, and
from the BET information can get, they are
aiming for The OHIO State will ei,e re-
ward ol ten dollar Tor tbe apprehension Of the
said negro, aud twenty for Clements, provided
he Is taken with the saii negro. Information
given 10 tit snh,cribtr living Ia Bodfold rorg-
y, near the mouth oil fig river On atasnlon.
RICHARD IBAD.
NVycmbcr /, II Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-10

TN pursuance Of deed Of trust executed
| to US by Richard Burks, bearing date the
18th March, l822, and duly admitted 10 re-
cord in the clerks Office OF the county court
Of Amherst, for the purposes in said deed eS
pressed we shall, on Friday the l5th day o..
The present month, (December) proceed 10 sell,
NJ public auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the residence Of the said Rich. Bu.k5,
In Amherst county, AL tue remaining part OF
the said PROPERTY TO us conveyed, viz -
Lewis a negro man, Sally negro woman,
Charlotte a negro woman, and her child Del
ply, Aegy and her child Edward, and Betty
email riI - Also
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IIINIDlDlDS

lliNDOOS.
Mr. Ward, who sometime since publish
I'd aNorh relating to Tie lIindnos, .aiply
wrote letter from India to friend, from
which the following are extracts
Gone trim of llmdnoe pat to death its
female offspring u few were saved by the
benevolent efforts Of Col. Walker, when Ia
India ; but since his return, the very iAmi-
lies among whom The ho1ihe practice had
ceased, hn,r again returned "a the work OF
murder not unc survives. In and around
Bsnarcs iHtanlicidc u praetiscd IL - horrid
Bile eNteut. Hany moilinrs, ia fuI6lmenl
off, vow enteted into for the purpose of
procuring the blessing OF children, drown
their first born When the child Is or
years old the mother takes il to the river,
tneonreSes il IL enter rs though about 10
baiho It, bnt sniirrs il IN pass Into the midst
ri The current, whcr che ahandons 1t, aad
stands an mgelite spectator, hcholding the
struggles and hearing the screams of her
perishing inlant A; Sangor Island. int-
merly, molhers were secu casting their u.
wing offspring Imoag nuulbcr Of hllIga-
tors, aud standing IA gaae nj these monsters
qialrrlmg for their prey, bcholdng the
Wtiihmg mint IN the jaws 0fihe successful
wa h,naL;aa a., - AL .,,.l 49, 49,.
blood of the poor innocent.
.ons ,0,;efe1 With n,c''reeI1' d;s,aa,5a.,l' -
e,s1 ,hn,,..l... ,nd.r H.. ,'ha,ia ~ 49,,
lngg.rn,,,t ear i, sn,,,,.. s.,.r'.J r;,.. -. :,
"a Grn oreaar.d e." IA. ,,n,,o -, ,. =,
s;,,, sr.b aeIf ,nnri,sa,..f ~, ~ sh,il
rise tn Lirtb ap',i, - l.''i,h r,l lad,'
vbrrrns Inv a,,nr . nat,n.,I dcath nv
n,,ld he liahl. ~ bayn g,n disoasa ,a ,',
naeJ Il, H., a,,1 a,,.,.oaiina -
Doll,h,Jcs -, l,no,s I'D o,hnse ,l.,,aro,
al sorr,,,,. n.r; ia o',a,,,,il, 49, II.
e,5}.J n,o1aa A. ~ ;,n, 80 49, an.,
,,,,,,;,,, ,,e.,,,,,,,L H. ....,a -. ~
IN +, d'..'a baia ~ ,ha -, ~, r., 80,
biso o,, ho,,s' t ~ la -, W., -, p'n
Go ~ ,la l,a,,. H. 'n,"' ~ i,,u
r,.1"J 49, a., a'", ,d na ia"
~, L'.'I L.. ' 49,, ~ 30 f,i'
~ h.' a., d,s..i, III l.'if " 49,,
,.a. IN :, ,s, L r'n ~ - - - '''''
sn,,,,;,n iii, a',''', -. ,.,.,,', -,
n,as, dre5.Jh,l r., lid ,n,nn H.. f,,,V,
,yln snra"a'J.l,l ~, ~ -, ,,',,,
IN de,i,,r hin, Cro, ih,. gn,nns'. t., H.,
c,,lnd i, ,a,a M. 49,. ,;",,,r soa;a,, .;,,
In Lis Lanl,<t, D'a 80, mad n,'l',
-. w III 8''s3 w." ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-10
.sne kract Of N!AnA,

Commonly called The Mountain Tract, con-
tanning one hundred and ninety-six acres, more
or less, being the same land purchased of Jo-
seph McCray by the said Burks. For more
minute description of the said property, we
refer those inclined to purchase to the tra3t
deed, or such portion Of said property as viii
be sufficient to discharge the balance Of the
debts secured by the same, ami should the
weather be 80 inciemeut as to prevent u sHiif-
cheney of purchasers FROM atendin& on tht
day, the sale will certainly take place On the
first fair day thereafter Acting as trustees,
such title as is vested in us only will be con-
yeyed VA. SHELTON, }yr,s,.os
II. II. BURKS,
Dec g. q l9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-10

& NE Subseliher " m commence m IN
y GLiall hbd CLASSICAL sCDo0f IN
lhis place Oh Monday llte "a Of D6etmber
The terms vii be tIie alme AS Nh Geofge
Rebnfdounei 10 whom reference may be had
FEIEh &, NELSON
November To- loN.bq.
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GREAT BARGAINS!
800 p4ckases OF
NEW GOODS.
DAvID & WILLIAM KYLE, respect

EANlD y WILLIAM KYLE, respect
~ July Inform lheir friends aud the public
that they have Just received, and are now o.
peniDg, the above number III ftcla se3 OF
NEW GOODS, nncommonly cloap, ami well
selected, at auction, IN the cities Of N. York,
ald Phiadciphia and principally for cas- -
These, in addition TO tucr former extensive
stock ON hand, will maze their assortment,
Tor variety and cheaprt VS., inferior to nom ~
the slate, and FAR superior % any ever in the
upper country-as, in the selection Of tleiI
assortment this season, they have omitted no
article that coJld he procured IN their line of
business, which is either useful or fashionable
and from their long experience in business,
aud the decided advantages they pos -ess IN
purchasing their goods, they teei perfectly sa-
tisiied they can aud viii sell almost every
article IN their line, much cheaper than they
Caa be purchased at ANY other house IN tbs
place.
Country merchants ard planters from a dis.
lance, wishing 10 purchase largely, are eordi-
ally invited 10 call and examine for them
selves, as they only wish an opportunity Of
exhibiting their assortment, and make known
crafty, the unusually Io~ prices they are
determined to sell at
They constantly kcepon hand, an extensive
assortment OF HihEU.lhE, S.lODLERY,
CUTLERY, Q1EEN5U.IRE, and GROCE-
RMS, Of all descriptions.
The have 40 received, two cases superior
quality BOLTLSG CLOTHS.
NDy. 10. 10 "3w
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Wholesale or Retail.

w XoLGSake Oc kAjtAli.
He subscriber Is receiving. 5cperal
and eAtrn.Iyenssorlmcnto OF GRoCEhlE5.
amongst which are the following
400 saeks Liverpool Salt,
New Orleans
Nuscoyado and SUGARS,
plimr ST. tton \
a. bags Coffee lew Of them best Java.
- barrels Loaf sugar,
30 chest Imperial, Gunpowacr and Young
Tyson Teas,
CO boxes be-, Mould Candles,
- do, SpefmaorG d..
80 do. Win4#ot Glass,
Gogniac brandy,
jamaica aud Antique Rum,
Madeira
Choice old Port
Nails,
Patty
CBina, Crockery, and Stone Ware,
Nu.calvi ana bloom Raizins,
Nolasses,
Cheese,
Chocolate,
Allspice,
Pepper,
Ginger,
Salt Petrc,
Epson salts,
Wrapping Paper,
Best Havana aud Common Cigars,
4 quantity oi Cotton Yarn
iew Of Sharpe fine FonIing Pieces,
Seykes paleat FLASK, anl Pouches,
Powder, Shot, &C &C. e.
From the time and pains bestowed in the
selection Of the above articles, the subscriber
can with confidence promise them TO his Gus
toners on terms that viii please them.
CHS. l.. DiBRELL.
Nov. 10. ID W2w
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Notice

TsrIIIS is 10 fGrWarn any person or per
, sons from trading for bond executed
by the subscriber 10 BENJAMIN Perkins, for
the sum of $500 IS, payable in Hour in 30
days. and bears date Odd of May, 1878 This
hoad was paid off agreeahly 10 The condl-
tioas thereof, and am determined not 10 pay
it again. ChAo l. FAi hh9oN.
November 20 l7w2w'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-10

ter of wonder thai il * not far more iihetgi
and eNtcnsfe---is iiUnofabie 10 ouf literary
tasie and diseernneui, and = ttaeus v
proof OF the Refinement and NOR IL afiae
renple for no mutton can b. ignorant, en-
shaved proiiigate and miserable, where tie
press Is free, and ably conducted newspa-
Pelsare numerous, cheap, and wen sappor-
tel. FRANKLIN.
NJ J. StaiesmAi,
DfRfksaatsR.-Den Bolton ennmeraies
asIthe principal argnmeuts agaiu9i intaInpr-
ranee N dginaiesi which az suggested by
The common fe Ion of maoknd, tie con
tempnblc lgme mhcliii gives "a; tie hin
derenca II is4e my confidence heiHs repn-
sed II to 80 ler Is our secrecy 1t heeaean-
crrned /; The advantage II affords Gle crafty
and snayish over ua tie had effects il
has On health thr plciudiers e hich reanlt
from it ON the mint and lastly, 10 dspn-
sing IL To ipiny crimes, aud preparing Us
Tor the greatest.
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f. DANIEL WILLIAMS,
Y4ILOR.

I,3iL}R,
DESPECTFULLY informs his cus'o
: mers and the public that he has removed
his Shon next doar TO Sthooieid & Thur
mons, and nearly opposite the office of the
Yirg;niap. where AL orders IN his line will be
thankfully received, and executed with neat
ness aud dispatch
NeYeeibsr , tc5"
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Nahnt Spring Saddles,

Nihiuthe cou't.es q Csnphcii, Bellari, Pit.
sy}aria, lhhttN, Chaileac sud Amherst, If
lcrs f.. ale, aud viii con lanty keep Oh hand,
al no sand, next thc market house a - Il a.
,,ltmrnt d Iadir,' AID Ge.feIueas' Saddles,
Constructed upon Spfnss, which h9vc been
pronounced by the best judges 10 be IL =, eat
st im,fosemcnt ever offered q, ,he pubic, the
SAID IS benz - con- tlGotd .- 10 ir.lce tom
6Aiiyt 10 rup,e thc norae's b'tk, aad 10 ca,y
HE ldet vi a pc feet eaae.
NILSSON =. HUGHES, Aecnt.
n, y. Tn public a.e particularly c4u,stat
10 caIi, aaeu they ,anzec I'D JUICE ioi them
5ctvc- OF tin utility oi the srlna Saddle, aud
il4.vlse o. d 'ronuodafea WI ont l. fidc oa,
., u''.e e.. of--h' .isdao 20, saJd 6, Bride,
,iornaa5, Iana3, Military cop, Ger, -. &c.
&c. n. J. ~.
April %. VT
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-10

VIRGINIA At rules holden III Inc
clerks Office Oh the eouuty court Of Ea1l-
lotte, on the 9ta day OF October, l--2.
William NJ. Mal.ue y and hiartiu - DaYcn-
port, rluitaIHs,
Against
John r. Matthews, Fanny N. Scott, eAecu
trA OF Fraucis scott, dec i, john II. Fricc,
John Cobbs, Thomas Cobbs and Jans {
NcReynoIds, Defendant.
~ CH}NEEhK
Tie defendant John Il. Matthews, moi having
entered his appearance, according to TIE act Of
assembly aud The rules OF Iii, court, AMI = ap-
pearing 10 the satisfaction Of the court that he
is qot an inhubanl Of thi. State, on the mo
Ton of the plaintiff by counsel, II Is 0rdered,
That the said defendant do appear here on the
trst Monday in January next, aud enterhs APP
pearance and answer the plaintiff bill aud
give security for performing the decree Of the
court, and tina. copy of this order be inserted
IN some paper printed in the town OF Lynch
burg for two months excessively, and posteI
at the front door of the courthouse OF The sad
county. Copy-Teste.
ii w8w WiNSLOW ROBINSON, c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-10

OF every description, made 10 order, and par.
ticaiaAy tor retailing
25oair OF Well ugton Boots
20 do do Richmond make
loo do Monroe 90
% doz. paia1 Wax Calf skins
10 do white aud co!oufed Inning DO
3 do striped binding DO
3d sides Wax Upper Leather
lG0e lbs PnilatNpnia ooal Leasler, oak
tanned
203o lbs do. don. York
inspection
. ease, mems fine Hats
2 do. Wool do.
do. Ladies' Chip Bonnets
81 rcans Wrapping Paper
4 doz bottles Fa2nish
3 doz. do Blacking, superior quality
Shoe Thread, Foot aud Shoe Lists, &c. &c.
a. .A'o, an crienSire assortment q
sAMatati0n Shoes,
Made of the best materials, and warranted not
10 rip.
All the above articles will DC sold at the
Richmond prices, Tor cash.
October - 3tii23
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CQHEI,,s OFFICE,

ihe memeht they tie ,liawn, and lie taw1nes,
- IN t"e lotnei aeueiue, WI le conducted un-
dc. The snperiheaaenee q iae talnmi5stOn.rs
appointed by The Gote4n,, AM Council.
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patcnt Spring
6 ~ - y "a e So

VIE subsc'ibe having purchased the c,..
elusive rlgtt Of manufacturing aud yend
inl NJ Nathan 5ir.'a newIy Invented ard high.
~ appl vld
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State AIottegS.
TEN DRAWINGS ONLY.

THIS, added to its comparative hrilliancy. viii
40 doubt cause the sale OF tiek els sooHto lusu
" the announcement al lhe drawpg.
Ia this Lottery, A. Ia ,he aat, a1ventGl eis can
receive the cash for pii4cs sold at
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g @ IA a NJ S

LOtIery alld Erchangf OE'tc, II, .9Lrkel
,Slrost Beiitmofe.
H. Ihthe tw-l ast SlA ~ LOTTERIES,
the "a=ie olthe following capital, were sold al
COliEN's OFFICE, w:
No 547 Copital prize Of 100000
Leo Capital pre- of la,uoO
Il Capital fr,ac pt 5000
80 "a Capodi prl4c OF 5000
2}5 Il Capital pOi<c Of 5000
iii a Capital pr.ze Of 5000
81 Capitol prize Of oOuO
l66 a Capital PRIZE ol 1900
Beside aae : n nnmGc' o one Housaaa
dOlior Irizly, u,
). !. COHEN, Jr.
July b. Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-09
PAINFUL INTELLIGENCE.

NETWORK, july
By tho ship Carolina Ann, Capt C %a.I
from Valparaiso, the Editors Of the New ~" ~
Gazette have received letters from ONCE .ort
board the Franklin "a, confirming the I. lass
and detailing the painful particulars Of .". .s;o
OF boats company belonging to una ~ n. lst.
The following is an extract from one Oh o''
ters:- 81
son Tuesday the 18th instant, mos: J. this III,
ancholy and deplorable event occurred ~ .o,.
Bay. On the morning ofthat day, Pa'v IN
sisting OF seven officers, viz. Lieut., y ,":au,sn
Perry, Dr.. Cornelius c. De Puy, Mid' Inward
Robert Marshall, John Cremer, r.
Preble. Robert B. Coffin, and keu0' ,obn
Pinkham, and three seamen, name. ,ru,,m
Smith, lst, Melancton G. Read, ana w, "; kft
M'Daniels, all belonging to the Fransn: ~ Of
the ship in one of her boats, with the de'; ~
visiting Quintera, small town sixteen ln' s,.,
the nolthward of this place, formerly ~" the
dence of Lord Cochrane. On nesinS .nrf
shore, they unexpectedly found a p,s Sb 4 ia
rolling in, and attempting to Pass thl0u ne boat
order to gain the usual landing place, surse,
was overwhelmed by a TREMENDOUS >. n,rty
which capsized her and threwtne WITH The lad
into the sea. Dlid'n Pinkham ana s .as,psd
M,Daniels were the only persons WIZ MAJ.
to relate the dreadful tidings! Ms'' .win.
shall and Cremer, although exeeh." s,,nuos-
mers, disappeared very soon, and u y s.,men
ed were carried down by che o. 80" Ian hod
who was unable to swim, as he "f'
.ng Marshall by the coat Il
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-09

Maple Sugar, made in Susquchanna Io ?s..
ty, Pa. by K. H. Rose, Esq. has been sx e:.
ed before the Philadelphia Agricultural o0e''
ty, and obtained a premium. In brgh'a.' T.
grain and color, it has the rich apPearanl.es, y
the Louisiana sugar. HI'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-09

Washington, Juyo'
Mr.. Secretary Crawford leftthis city ye'.r
day, with his family, on visit to his dom'ehs
in Georgia.
The President has been for several days
his farm in Virginia, distant from this place
abo;'t thirty miles. But, as he will reside IN
the country but few days at time, frequent
ly returning hither as public duties may eau
him, it was not thought necessary, as 1t cthei'
wise might have been, to notice his iate dePh'
tur. Nat. Int
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-14
FROM { URACOA.

The Doteh big Ann, Perry, has arrived az
New York from Curacos-by hef were re.
ceived papers oi thar place, 10 the l4,h July.
The 4sh OF July was celebrated at Gu acos,
by the American citizens residing there, at
which T.. l.. Parker, E.q. American Coosui,
presided, and number Of ,oasts, suited 10 Tho
OCCASION, were drank.
The receiPt Of the Official recognition Of
the Republic Of Colombo, by the eoverDmeot
OF the l.. States, hes been acknowledged by
Gen. Montlla, in proclamation, add esseJ
to The inhabitants Of Car,hagena.
Presidcn, Boli,sf's army, in the kingdom &C
81. Fe, including ea'rsons, does not exceed
1900 men. The following is correct state
ment OF the Colombian iorces in Veoez ezueis;
given by Gen. Soubl,ue, ss president Of a
Council OF War, viz :--Gnsyana, 200 Gui-
ria, 80; Camana, 200; La Guayra, 10; ca
rsccas, $50; Maracaybo, 1900; different
corps Of observation, including the division
besieging Puerto Csbello, in all 43oo efTec-
tive men. Sick 500 Impressed, subse-
qusnt TO toe council Of war, 700 men, from,
the vallies of Arsgua Grand total. $500
men IN the provinces OF Venezuela.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-14
far van, ., mo,,.l efb,eaa. To-. case 50

tor want es q mo'sel Of oresa. In q case so
uteent and so heart rendiug, wonld il no
have been more becoming IN the King, who
prides himself on being "the father Of his
people," to have opened his own purse, snd
TO have afforded inimediafe reliefio his perish
ing children! II he had suffeied even incon.
veuisnce from this, the nation required only 10
know The fact, 10 repsy the money with inter-
est. Or If It would have been contrsryto US
uel practice Tor the King 10 advance the mon.
ey, he might have recommended ITO his min
listers to apply to psrliameo, for pef mission 10
have this done OUT Of the national treasury.
But should there stiii have existed objeciioHs
10 this measure, we nre humb'y OF opinion,
that the Kings appeal Ought to have been
confined TO The Mobiles OF The land" and to
the Rich," weo can easilv spare something
out OF their abundance, and not eddfessed 10
the people generally, tho great mass OF whom
are already struggling win their own difficult
ties v. Y. Com .1dveyHser.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-14

Com Rodgers and Chsuncey, arrived in
this Guy OIL Ss,u'day evening, and took lodg.
ings at the Marlboro Hotel. These gen,le.
men, ii is understood, compose q par, Of the
Court of Inquiry, which ha, been ordered by
the President, at the reiterated solicitation Of
Capt. Hull Boston Gazette.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-14

We arc inform by The Democratic Press,
that on the day, in which M'Dufiia and Cum
min are again to meet in mortal combat, silk
dresses are TO be excluded and the charges
calculated for the back as we'll az side. We
believe vc,y few tears would DO shed, IL the
"contss," should prove fa,ai to both Of them
.te.tr Lb,6
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-14

Between seven sod eight thousand emf.
grsnt, have arrived in Csnada since April
from Europe among ,hem are msny hun.
dfed' who are very poor, snd are obliged to
DO supported BY The haod Of charity. .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-14

In the mountains, bot their Destruction i. c.,>
tain. These events have excited such terror
here that no body now ventures to in,efceda
for Greek family, Tor fear Of being inela Jed
10 The same prescription.