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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-01

Dp me .feShIt'H OJ me CHifcd StQfeS
M hEREAS the President Of the United States is
w authorized by law to cause lands to be offer.
ed for sale
Therefore, I, JANIS MONROE, President of the
Unted States. do hereby declare and m.ke known,
that the pubic sales shall be held AS follows viz
AT the Land Office al 1'e,re Hsute. IN Indiana, on
the first Monday in July next, for the sale OF
Townships IL and l5, IN range 1, east of the Cd
principal meridian line,
IL and i8, in ranges 10 9, west do
At the Land Office at Vsndalia in Illinois, on the
third Monday in July nex', for The sale OF
Townships IL, IL. i3 and IA, in raRges and 3 cas-,
OF the Sd principal meridian .ine,
IL, ~, Is, IA and Is. in ranges 8 and 4. do
At the same place on the third Monday in Au-
gust next. for The sale Of
Townships IL, l2, Is, II and 15 in ranges S, 6 and
8, east OF the Sd principal meridian line,
IL in range 2, do.
At the Land Office at Palestine, in Illinois, or the
first Monday in August next, for the sale Of
Townships 6, z, 8 and 9. in ranges 9, 10 aud II,
east of the Sd principal meridian line,
g.. 6, z, 8 and 9, in range ID, west OF 2d do.
8 and IL and IS, do
At the same place, on The FIRST Monday in Sep.
tember next, for the sale Of ..
Townships TO- IL, IL and 49, in ranges 9, 10 and
II, east of Sd principal meridian line.
10, IL, IL and Is, in ranges IL, Island ID, west
of I'd do.
At the same place, on the first Monday IN octo.
Townships H. IS, l6 and IL, in ranges 9, 10 and IL,
east Of the Sd principal meridian lbe,
II, l5 is and IL, IN ranges IL. 49, and Ia, west
OF I'd do.
At the same place, on the lst Monday in NcYtm.
Der next, Cor the sale OF
Townships 10, l9, 20 and 2i in ranges 9, 10 and H.
east Of the Sd principal meridian line,
l8, le, 20 snd 81, in ranges g and ID, west Of
Cd principal me, idlsn line,
ls. 10 and 90, in range % do do
10 il, do. do.
IL, ID, 10 and 90 10, do do.
Atahe Land Office for the Northern district Of
Louisiana, ut the town of OuGchifa, the first
Monday in November next, Tor The sale of
Townships Is. l6 IL, Is aud 19. in ranges /. 2. 3,
a and S. west OF the meridian line,
At the Land Office at the Seat OF Justice OF the
county OF Independence, in tie kansas territory,
tor the sale of such lands of he Uni,ed siales %
situated in the following described township.
and ranges, and which have been excluded from,
the lottery Of the lands appropriated fer satisfying
warrants for military services, viz
On the first Monday in August next, for the sale
of such Of the above DESERT ed lands situa.
ted in the following townships and fbpges. viz:
Townships 2 234567 9 and 90 in range !. east
It 4 4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-01

Haraf1vare, Cutlery, Shp-Chaudley,ve.
VIM. II. RATHBONE,
Offers .for sale at his Store, head of
Packer JYharJ.
OUADRANTS, double and single
observation; Bra IS and Wood Compssses I,
Spy Glasses, Cases Of Mathematical Instruments ;
parallel rules, Scales and Dividers Navgstors and
Coast Pilots; Charts patent balf.hour Glasses |.
Log glasses; Bunting and Ships colours; quills,
writing. letter and log paper ink powder cordsge
OF all sizes twine; house, cabin paint and scrub
brushes; brooms; cabin mops log reels and chfs,
deep sea and hand leads; hand pumps; serving
maiets; blocks and hanks japan lamps and feed
grs, horn and tin lanterns knives and forks him
les OF all kinds screws; brass and iron latcbes
cock; ; coffee mills jack ard pen knives, spoons
cooks ladies' and tormentors, axes. hatchets. ham.
mers japan and tin uumpcts, chiseis, &agurs. fleS,
saws, barpoons and grains, fish hooks, sail needles
and palms, leather. sheathiag paper, csulking irons
and malletsi marlin spikes; iron shoveIs, ships
srcspers. gmblets. pump and cIapper nails, slates
and pencils, spanish brown, red lead; tin, iron and
stone ware patent deck lights brass pump boxes,
wrought and cut nails brsds and tacks Of all sizes,
tile. glue, chalk birthstone, ismpbIsck, oars, hand
spikes. Tar. Pitch, Turpentine and Rosin oakum;
with fn'i assortment Of every articles usually call
ed for in Hardware and Ship Chsndlery store.
GJ Persons wishing Qaadrsnts and CompAsses
repaired, can leave them al the above store, where
they will be attended to. Newport, June IA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-01

Da. JOHNSON has just received some genuine
- fresh Kne Pock matter, fom an en,insn, ply
sicisn OF Massschuse,ts. and viii mo, us,e sl those
who nay wish TO secure themselves forever from that
dangerous, los'hsome and con,aeeoos disease, the
smali Pox The great danger to which the inhsbit.
ants OF Newpor; aud the adjoining towns opposed
from tue frequent Intercourse between tins and Bal
,more. and other southern towns, where the small
pox prevails makes il highly necessary that every
person should psi1.ke OF the bencf, 10 be derived
from of the bes, Of Heavens biessings.
Newport, Ma S, 1922 ld1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-01
UNION FACTORY.
INDIGO BLUE.


INDIGO BLUE.
THE Subscribers respectfully informs their
friends and the public. that they have estsb-
!shed the Indigo blue Dying, and have employed
an experienced workman At the coloring and finish
ing Woollca goods Of all descriptions will be EN-
shed in the nesest manner, on the most reasonable
terms.
WOOL CARDING..
Wool Of all grades csrded into rolls in the best
manner. They continue to manufacture wool on
shares or by contract, as may best suit .heir en-
ployers.
The following persons will receive end forward
any Articles iniended for the Union Factory.
EDWARD STANHOPE. and
ROBERT n & FRANCIS CARR. Newport.
GEORGE LAWToN, T,vsrfsn.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Brisfot Ferry.
They return their sincere thanks TO their former
customers and syllct the continuance Of their fa.
soors, - JOHN DAnCOCk
MOSES LAWTON
Port Sfnouih Iut,e II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-01
Execuior's Nofice.

= ExefHfOr'S Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given. that the subscriber has
IN been duly sppoinled Executor Of the last Will
and Testament OF WILLIAM COREY, Esq late OF
orth.Kingstown, deceased. and has given bonds for
sha, purpose. as The law directs All persons hss.
ing demands against said Estate, are requested to
exhibit the same spd all persons indebted said
Estate are hereby required TO make immediate pay.
ment WILLIAM COREY, Executor.
North -Kinystcvn, April g 1922
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-01
NOTICE.

A Good work nan At the Tin Plate Business may
~ 6ad employment, and receive good wages. by
applying to "Si' l.. MtLViLL.
Newport, Afni 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-01

BOOKS, &c.
PIRATES, by the author of Waiver.
ly,2 vols So.
Mon,gomery's Poetical Works, new
edition. Including several poems row first collected.
with sketch ofh's lie. 8 vole. dolls.
Morse's New School ography, with
IN atlas.
Bowdich's Navigator, latest edition.
Thatcher's Dispensatory, 1921 edi.
lion.
Percy's Anecdotes--Enterdnze Sci.
ence. Captivity, Humor.
School Books, common and classical
kinds in general use.
Family Bibks Of various editions and
prices.
Writing, letter and wrapping Paper.
A general assortment of Stationary.
For sale by JAMES HAMMOND.
Newport. March s, 1922.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-01
FRESH FLOUR.

FRESH FLOUR.
Noy landing andJor safe on GGrdner's whorf
from ssocf Heary Jro'a -d!srandria.
l25 bbls. superfine,
IS IS si,l sSls. os,s; iise do. FLOUR.
Apply to JOHN b. LYON.
Newport, Bisrch 6, 1922.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-01
CANTON GOODS.
II SESSIONS.


Has just rtecrved an invoiee Of Canton Goods,
which he offers for sale, among which are
COLORED and black Nsnkin and Canton Grapes |;
~ black, white and colorcd Sattins; black and
coored Lutstrings and Sarsnets black and colored
Grape Shswls; silk and Grape scsrf; black and cross
barred Hhdkfs Bachelors, ditto, Of very superior
quality blue and yellow Nankins black shoe Rib
bon: sewing Silks India Flannel and Dimiy
.9iso, just received, large assortment OF g. "A
and 54 brown and blese,n American Shirtings and
Sheetngs, Bedtioks, &C. &c. AL oil which will be
sold on the best terms. March 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-01
BLISS & MARSH.

No. %, Broad sireet
ID EspECTfULLY inform their friends and the
IN public, that they continue the manufacture OF
Windsor Chairs,
in all their variety, and in a satisfactory manner -
The public assured they will furnish Chairs
moderate terms, and of good quality, as can he
obtained in any part Of this state in New York
All favors gratefully acknowledged.
~. 4. Goods and Groceries.
In their front store they keep OH hand general
Assortment OF genuine West,Inda Goods aud Grooe-
ries, which they determined to sell small profit.
Lamp Oil.
ofthe best quality, in large small quantities kept
constaat!y Oh hsnd-toge,her with most other artl-
eles usually called for in a store vf this description.
" eEport, January 2S, 1922.
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l2 a S 8 and 9 8 do,
l Q 10 IL IL 13 and IL do
Ia do.
IL 9 l3 IA IS l9 10 and 20 1west do
On The first Monday in September next, for the
sale Of such of the above described lands s;,u.
ted in the following townships and ranges. viz
Townships 2 IL I9 and 20, IN range 3, west Of the
5ti meridian line,
IS 10 IL i8 f9 and 90 8 do.
10 IL l3 II Is 10 and l9 dc.
IL 10 IL IL 10 snd l6 S do.
124568 IG III l2 IS and lo 6 do.
On the LIST Monday in October next, for the sale
OF such of the above described lands are situated
in the following townships and ranges. viz:
Townships 2 "a S z 10 IL ~ i3 Is l6 IL 18 lS
and 90, in range z, west Of 5h meridian line,
l2345 67s9 10 Is 10
l7lsl92 20 8 do.
l2345sy8e lon IL
l8 I9 and 20 9 do.
10 10 do.
On the 1st Monday in November next for sale Of
such OF the above described lands as are situated IN
the following townships and ranges, viz.
Townships | 2 J 4 S 7S9 10 and IL, in
range 10, west Of the 5th meridian line,
l34.s . and 10, in range u do.
2345678 9 and 10 IL do.
234 6 8 and 9 Is do.
34567 and 3 IL do.
4 S and Is do.
S s and rs do.
6 IL do.
Each sale viii! commence with the lowest number,
Of section township, and range, and proceed IN reg
uisr numerical order.
The lands reserved by law for the use Of schools
for other purposes, will be reserved from sale.
Given uader my hand, a, the city Of Washington,
this i4lh day Of March, 1922.
JAMES MONROE.
by the President
JOSIAH NsIcs,
Commissioner Of the Gen Land Office.
March 27 mi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-10
NATnAs HALE, Esq.
CAPT. sHAiY'S Narrative.

Communicated for he PhiIes1lclDiiia Gd-eHe1
Sunday, 10Th day Of November, commenced with
hazy weather, wind from the northv,rd aud raa.
~ard at n, NJ commenced taking in fruit AT ~
got W lO,jOO CHANGES, aud bbis. lines NJ t. NJ
soldiers came on board and asked permission of Mr.
Joynes 10 light their scgars, Wish he granted They
began to converse with Of the men I'm Spanish
and alter couyersing time one of the s,,i,ir
told i tlIit he Spadiard, and that he ,sonll
haye hm put on board Of "A Spanish guard SHIN Az
Joyncs told him no-LlIm he was an Anieric1, and
That they had no business with him To 90 on si,,
they refused to 90, and drew their sw0r,l Nh
JDynes drew his sword aud forced ilten 90 shore in
about minutes. Afterwards more. soldier, came
AID requested ERE Mr.. JONES refused t,rnt admit.
'ance on board Captain Shan came on deck ,,,,d
Hhrwise refused giving lhom frs they persisted ,d
ifed 70 force ther way baafd. Caplaiu Sl,aip and
ir JOyncs 'iiow ther catlasses and presented fi,r
betpls, ana compelled hci to 90 on shore I'm ,,,nf
zen minutes guard Ut soldiers with 49, officer came
Down 10 the wharf and asked Tor captain Sha;r and
Nir. JOyHes. They demanded what they W,otc,l :.
70. snd hey waited DE captain and Mr. JDgne, n
one Oh shores 10 pGi tIom prison they refused
."minQ on shore a;s stated to ll,s officer that rey
lad noi bsep g,1ily oi any offence, and that the,
Would ~ suffer themselves 10 be taken q, pri.0
lie guard seeInF tIey coiid not gef iiis C.,i; or
Mf. Jn} nVs Ogt Of tic vessel. tli,y departed Ia the
mean ne te cousicnec cdhte board ;,ad informed
taH.uA Slain, iat b. what bc could und.fs,and n
was llU inteni.on Of Inc moh - board the vessel
oasjcr .Be crew aud piuHdei tic schooner and t,at
We had DcttcF haul Oh IOn the wharf Cafaia S,a;,,
and Nj. JoyHes iHiWediatey made the attempt. As
soon ms the mob, seeing they were about missing
heiT prey thcy began ~ cw aw'', dc rigging ard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-10
MOST MELANCHOLY Acc,nrvr

SALEM, On: W Dec. ell is our painful tnty ia
record one OF the most distressing incidents which
na> ever occurred ~ Tins vicinity Early on Wednes
DAY last, Mr. Harrison G.. Blake an inlaliian OF this
town. left home with his wife and one OF his children
about 10 months old, TO visit his fnlher-in-law and
| o"er friends beyond the Green Mountain frey
reached Arlington, VI. III safety, about ii o'clock
ana soon alter noon proceeded on the road leading
over the mountain, through Sunderland As they
a'cenhcd they found the much deeper than ex.
pecied and alter two or three miles no sleoI, had
pissed since the late snow, aud no path or track was
to be found With much labor, however thcv sIo,yIy
pressed forward breaking their road throuoh snoty
more Than two feet deep, the side OF Il steep rug
geo niOuntiIr and nearly five miles from any Luma,
iiabitllion. Here night overlook them And 10 ouo-
nent tber dsiay, their horse, f,iigued y such pro-
tThcieh eNeIons IN the snow, began TO lag, and nj
ienIIh stopped Alter some deberation, they con.
cniod 10 loose him from the sleigh and made smother
vigorous effort TO themselves and their child
lie following extract from letter. dated Stratum
Dec. Il, wriilcn IN MI BItkos name, by his attend
ng physician, 10 his friend here exhibits all the all
duona particulars of this melancholy affair." wlci,
have come To our knowledge
My vile rode and carried the babe a short dis
,lnce oniy, when size said e coGId ride no farther
one theh alghted and told size would walk As Car
~ She coHd after me, and answer to my calls |
700" Hef DInile and gave ia rctarn M great coat and
mht'bS. Tier responses became so low that I
conH not hear 'hcm, nor could she probably hear
'h'f my calls tor bc!p my addresses 10 her She
advanced but - short distance before she left her
Gear h"e, wrap 10 te great coat in the snow She
ma not r'el more thtn $50 rods, when Size became
80 chE'eG "ad Frozen that she sunk never to rise
again She wa found alive next DAY, but survived
oiiy lew moments. .ras about 10 rod, from her
~ Hn'Hncc; obviously ~ pefisiing condi;ra But
'ow hours morc, Dear Sir, and too must hove
been beyond the ,each of human assistance called
aloud ieicaietly Aelore became bcuurnled with the
coli! b to lao avail. We were all provideniially Cennd
yesterday afternoon, and carried 10 the nearest labi.
r'hon % tl'ls Town. Our babe was found half a mile
iron ny d"ceased consor will lis face naked and in
nc 'n'w % snfed aGcciionately when taken III: IL
- mi i'0zcn except one foot, and that not badly
hy irrt are bnti frozen half way to my ancles hiy
han'' are also mch frozen, and to dav indescrbably
painful" TN.oyf5ero pof
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-10
THE INVISIBLE VETERINARIANS.

LONDON. Nov. s.-Tbe following circumstance Of the
truth oil which We have tile inubable authority oc-
exandrc, whose Of vocal Illusion we noticed before
was engaged TO display his abilities before distinguished
company OF gentlemen among whom Earl GrosyeDor
at the residence of George WbraLan Esq of Deianrre
Lodge For this purpose about DARK tooh chae from
,ns Roy al hotel and proceeded on his Finding hat
e PstnOy qua not make all The speed his appointment
CURED, MI Alexandra hal recourse 10 his curious ara
en- him on his way; and initiating tue noise OF the approach
oI noIses ana throwing bis vOife first side the
aud then the other called out COachnan stop repeat
lag the words several times. Stop replied The
young man, casting, his all sides without seeing any
body The call being reiterated again and again he n
merciidy beabored his horses in hopes of outgoing his
supposed pursuers the voice now procrred from cind
ana anon As from under the carriage AT last the poor
boy descended from his station, taking one Of The ap,
rom rs socket IN ycniured 10 examine behind aud
nnuer lhe chise, witboH discovering any visible appear
anee when n Increase his establishments the voice still ar-
eas the same summons seemed proceed from the roof
ferlhed with fear aud wonder the argcd postOy again
mounted his Vehicle drove of with increased speed and
leaning towards the window Of the chae cautioned Mr.
eXsdre not to make noise they certainly pur-
S ,. ny hIghwaymen On reaching the to-gae inme-
diatey before entering the forest the Young man
oed hs apPrehensOns 70 the Keeper whom e charged to
usc the men on horse back, whom he supposed
hind, rs they passed air. Alexandra STILL however ctin
ca Tue joke placing his voice sometimes further and
sometimes ~ nearer distance while the arighed driver
was almost In state Of distraction; till turning from te
NOrihwic turnpike To the road which leads 60 Delanere
Lodge he thought himself more secure and epnn 60 on
courage his fare that they were then ont OF DANCER T,
alas The shout Of Coanan stop stop! we hcrcn
awakened and increased all his horror Arriyc ar b, se
cading immediately 20 Tie Lodge lac made shift TO dn0uut
ana open rs and having passed IT, be had greater reason
han ever to supgoe the robbers would dare To follow
yetsn nc cry OF conchman stop salued his ears. Ills
ortnde finally fOrsook him his limbs shook he declared
at tue devil was Certainly sut them aud begged Mr.
Aekanorc worn NOT return that night TO Chester as lac
burst not drive him Mr. Alexandra related lie adventure
to bis company reaching The lodge to their no sal
ausemeni; was impossible TO pacify the pos-boy or
efsuade MIN o The hoax that had been pracsed upon him
until he permitted witness his performance and then
indeed having demonstration Of Mr. as capabilities he
consented to bring him home the same evening.
fCAesfer Cot,a,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-10
HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT

E1tract Of prirate letter from Presidem Jrrrrusog
''crer before Published, dated
- Washington, June II, 1907
!" Your letter of May 9, has been duly received
The subject IT proposes would require time and spac,
Ion eve" moderate Development. My occupations
l'n,'t me To Il very short notice OF them
think there does exist a good elemcntar,
work on The organization OF society into civil govern
meht; j mean a work which presents ia one full and
COMPREHENSIVE view The system of principles @hicl
such an organization should he founded according to
the rights ot nature For want of single work o,
that cliaTacier should recommend Locke on CO.
Ternment, Sidney, Priestley's Essays on the First
PRINCIPLES ct Government, Chpman's PRINCIPLES OF
Government, and the Fe,erat; adding nerj,nns Rec
CARA on Crimes and runishmcnts because of the
administrative manner in whc. he has trcate, that
oranh n HE SUBJECT II your views of political in
curry so lurhcf 10 the subject of none, and com.
merce, Smiths Wealth OF Nations is the best book &c
read unless Says Political Economy can be had
whci treats the subjects the same principles
| nht III shorter compass and more lucid manner
but beeNe this work has been translated int,
our language ''>
History in general only informs us what bad govern
mcht Is. but as we have employed some Of the best
materials OF tile British constitution IN the co,,strc.
ZION oil our own government "a KNOWLEDGE of British
nisio'y btcomeS useful TO the American politician
mere Is, however, no general history of that coun-
ny Mh'ch can he recommended. The elegant one
oi hume seems Intended To disguise and discred the
good principles of the governments and is so plausible
ANA pleasing III ITS sly ie and manner, as 10 instl It's
errors n"d heresies m>emsbiy into the minds of I'M
wary readers baxter has performed :, good opera
ton Oh ii. lie has taken the text of Hume ms his
ground work, abridgng il by the omission OF some
ueils n lille interest, and wherever he las found
nm endravoring 10 msIead y either the suppression
OF truth, or by giving 1t "A false coorna, he has
chhnsed the text TO what it should be- 50 that we may
property call II fnhe'S history repuLticdnised He
mas moreover continued the history but ndifierenty
IRON, where Hume left il, the year eighteen hun,
ared'S The work is not popular in England, BECAUSE
II Is republican and but few copies have ever
fe;'' hei America II ism single giarto volume. Adj.
d,'ng To this Ludow's Memoirs, Mrs NIacauIey's and
belknaps histories. sufficient view will be present
cd oil the lee principles of the English constitution =
fEyg,II;u T,,-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-10
VIRGINIA. LAND OFFICE-

-, Richmond, 81 December. 1921.
conformity with Of the General Assembly of this
commonwealth, entitled An reduce into act
The several acts concerning escheaor" passed 9Th Of
Janary 1919 do hereby make known, all whom NAV
concern that IL appears by certificate Of the Esceator in
mi Tor ibc city Of Richmond, that certain piece or par
ce Oh ground, situated The south side of street in the
CITY Of Richmond, containing about twentyone feet
inches ~ front on said and being part Of Lot No
~ in The plan ofhe said city, which John McNara late of
the said city Of Richmond died seized and possessed has
escheated TO the commonwealth OF Virginia"
WIN. q. PENDLETON. Reg. l.. OF.
December 3. 1890 w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-10
RAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY

WIS Institution will be opened the first of No
'eer next, under the superintendent ofAr. OElaher-
qualified TO discharge its duties with honor himself
u Deneht TO his pupils The terms continue the
heretooreThe Trustees, considering accuracy in com
son and in reading language very important
osc. nave resON that one OF them will attend
ry Saturday To hear the scholars read selected
eminent authors and 10 receive from them cii-
ealy examined Tue Academy enjoys exclusive
tage for rendering those exercises particularly In
me pupils in The possession of about well cho
sen booA winch may be great of improvement 10
them ifher parents aud guardians will impress on their
s disposition 10 uscit, in with the tutors
"nu trustees In this respect In the heahiness the st
alton IN the spacbusness OF the buildings in the good
ness o INC living, tie trustees know private school
Oct.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-10
FROM sOuTn AMERIcA-

MgtV, Kopcr IF me Sfe1,q Boqi YotI Readf7r <.
.fess ROM, NoJoik, dacd
MONTE vIDgo, 9TH OCT 1921
The brig Oswego, Hamilton. of Baltimore. be;oy
about 10 sail for Havana, avail myself Of this on.
poriony 70 wait you with list OF vessels IN port,
Their destination, sc. Gar as have been able 10
ascertain Tue You lave doubtless heard, long
ere this Of the capture Of General Carrsrd, brother
~ $40 o. that nsAc who were put 10 death az Meade.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-10

Tbisvery eccentric character, il seems has thrown
open tie front Of his house in kensngion and turn
ed Itno shambes, where hc proposes 10 sell fe;,, ~
reduced Prce.-One Of tie LONDON papers Icniarbs
= we are glad that this modern " Cade" has AT
last taken up a respectable calling and sincerely
hope that his present speculation IN bullocks flesh
wi be more advantageous 10 him than his speculation
in human bones"