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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

- ANYWAY from the subscriber, some fine In Tao,,,v
- I6Sx negro named JAMES, who sounetitnes ratis
nlseli James Loving tall, trim made fellow ai,ou, 10
years ~ age has small Of his eyes eeve
70 10 ne right, and the liz his back besrs t
marks OF severity believe he has Stout scar ON one NJ
hs arms, occnsiopei by burn-bas long arms aud hand
projecting forehead yellow, dingy looking eve sung dc
e than Common in his head. Jim is Of yeo,y corple,
Ton, though not mulaO. lie Is well known on lame.
Ftser has followed The river boatman fr many yesrs
.nd has run the river from above the mountain an, e
dueed 20 believe he is the mountain al Ills lime Tb
anoFe reward viii be given person bo will deliver
Jam ~ me Ia Fluvauna (0ear Scotfsve Alternate ~ Co.
cure him IN ai so tha get him again and ali reasonable
eAPth,'s iyd THOMAS ADAMS.
"''ic ID f4-rS1GHt
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FOR RENT on LEAsE

IthE TAVERN ~ Dinwidde Courthouse; tbcre ,s s,,r
bcer dud attached oit, IN high stare Of ir,prove
en 20 make grain enough for the the place II sbd
e an inducenent to ant having family 70 educate her
y wen regulated academy within few hundred varts
car spare or good feather beds and great nrer ~
articles that would suit tie rentOr. II the above
IS not privately rented by October court IL will 10 set ~, ~
hc highest bidder that day. Persons disuosel IN rc
make Application % me, residing on the prenises
"'F TO- V-Nu JAMES SrOTT
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VIII he sold upon the premises, positively on Monday
w the 18th day Of Juyncx the plantation in spoyi-
vaua eoanty called PROSPECT Hill belonging 10 NJ
estate OF Thomas Miller dec. This iract contains nine
huned and sixty acres, and is good guality-ahou
hsii cleared and the balance in woods Terms Oneird
we purchase money 10 be paid down the balance in
t"o eqIai annual payments. Bonds and security, with
deed Of trust upon the premises will he reo,Tsd ofbs
purchase WILLIAM MILLER. Ex'Grs 81 Tbos
Goochand, June ~. 70 sis
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MEssRs. p TkIPLETT co having assigned 10
~ the ubscriber, trustee, Tor The benefit Of their
or az Their effects every hind, persons indebted 70
mem ~ bond open account otherwise are requested n
given. ''''' '
Their stoel Of goods hand consisting Or very zen.
tai nnd wen selected assortment Of HARDWARE CUT
LEVY viii be sold hy wholesale and retail M fbe net
sdbctd Pces IN order to settle The trust speedily ihe
snre lsely occupied by them. where duly authorised
heeni for tue pagposeof eHrcdng sales will always BE-
.und-COuntry merchants, particularly. will End il %
'h,,' interest TO call THOMAS 0REEN, TRUSTEE
June o~ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18
"A YALLE FOl sAI-E

VIE subscriber offers ibis place or any part Of H. for sale
e. II ,les ~ the county Of tOocland james river
thousand acres between 81 100 of which is rich creek
low grounds The soil Of the nigh is of good quality,
OF the highest Improvement
no 'ilua2n believed TO be healthy agreeable
eIe u on ~ c"mmndious DIV cling house with niue or
Ten rooms every oiher hose essrv for The accom-
"9aon OF large family and for agricultural purposes
s l'S ol sale made Known on application 90 the sub-
Gouchlnud June ". EFF J n FFpGueOy
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Disfrirf Of PirginG, 10 nit
-zRE 1t remembered, that the sixteenth dav Of
H. s. June, in the iorysevenh wear OF the indenes
@dence Of the United States OF America Peter Cotton,
OF the laid district bath deposited This Office The lille of
onok te right whereof he claims proprietor In the words
following, 10 wit Reports Of Gases argued aud dct,yJ
u ths Court 81 4Rpea IF Yirpiaid. Toi 1. In PEYTOW
hdhDOLPH, Counsellor ~ Lar" In conformity 4, H..
act oil tue Congress of the United States entitled An &c,
or the encouragement Of learning, securing The ron
OF maps charts and hooks the authors and pTonrie S
such copies, during the times thereto mentioned"
RID. JEFFRIES
Clerk of The District of Vrc;ni,
days. July g. " x" y. WE'VE
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NOTII,E.
June II.

by virtue of deed to us NV Jesse HUGHES
nearing date the 18Th day of May, s22 duv re-
corded IN The clerks Office of Cumberland county, for pnr-
poses tuerein menoned shalt Tuesday the 22day
" 1y next ON the premises proceed sell public
or oasn the tract OF land mentioned in said deed
n'g Zs< acres, more or less. subject the dow
en- we viii convey such title only vested in US ~
trustees JOHN g. DANIEL,
1,no On JAMES JENNINGS, trustees
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. III IN. FERGUSON.
NOTICE

Fht friends and customers of the late firm Of Andrew
!lm'eson q Son, and the public generally aro
PeTcglg informed that the BiScUI[ BAKfNG BUSl-
Ehoo VII ne continued under tie same firm Of Aadrtw
|amis'oH Son, by the surviving partner,
- - ROBERr JAMESON
n. u. Their customers will DE- su3nlied Win crackers
on me usual terms a. 10 QD1LfI'F & PRICE.
Alexandria, July IT, coet
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(NoMMIrf FED To the Jail 81 ErederirL counIx u. = -
~ lad who calls himself CYRUS and says he is The pro
perry o pr buchanan OF Georgia-the said lad Is ,ha
II or "a years of age, dark complexion about fee @
ies h'gh clothing much worn. The owner is reauestst
he VIII be dealt with the law directs - W sSc
July =. 1-wl2w CHARLES HUI EFT III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18

w AS sSnmIed To Me j. OF King aud Queen counIS
" on the 5Oth day OF Aprast,a negro man Win n{,
himself Amos, and says lie the property of MIR WS
Coleman OF Albemare county lie appears about ,S
age oi o or u years. light complexion, feet or M i
high and speaks boldly when spoken TO had nm sh es
committed drah coat swansdown waisicoai and nam
cotton panaloons very much worn-and had with hn
vern oihtr articles OF oloihng The owner is reoness
come forward prove his property pay all lawful ra"
" I tnhe h'"' away WILLIAM STONE, JailoS
-,IO
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LAND FOK SAIE

u virtue OF deed ofrus executed TO me nv Sterling
- nTln and Elizabeth bis wife the 2Oh DAY Of jam
olo ana duly recorded in tie county court OF King
William, TO the payment Of sundr sums Of money
,ieln mentioned TO Doctor John Hoskins SHALL Oh Fri
ny me 2oih day Of July next IL far-if not on The next
Ia day ihereateron the premises sell for cash the tract
o 'nerein mentioned, lying il tue lower end the
uatlon go acres, he the more or Iess T land
kce'ent quality, aud such title will be esnyeyed by the
unrNceptOnabe. no. poI ~, .rr,,s,ee
King William cOuatv June 40 t5',vsrv
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NlkGlNIA: To wit At aCOurt OF AppeaIs held Al ~
CHpitol la the City Of Richmond, Saturday NAV

NihulNlA; Ia wit Al u Court OF Appeals held Al H.
1928: '' 'iay Sisti
RuLEOrdered, That for the future the Docket SHAH h.
called and the causes disposed OF follows The ca.ss,
upon tie docket shall he regularly called aud tried unio
for good cause sewn saving the preference TO be given -
privileged causes Aud il for any case shall he
passed. shall not he called up, until IL again reaeb
upon the next calling Of the docket the Instance Of
party VINO shall have been ready at us frs
cang-ana tor the purpose of the calling the ,ochot
the ers shall be considered continuing from the
o tue court in October. until its fnal i'm he
succeeding spring or summer, without regard TO the inter
walls of adjournment. - ~ e'-
ORDERED, That the regular of the court ne IN Iii
"her purposes shall be FROM the October t;Ii
ehgnteenh OF December from the twentieth of Janr,r.
fifteenth of June. 10y "'i' tue
June "a. ~. W IL.
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Farming implement JsIangacio,y-in Frsds-


fEriE subscriber offers his services in the above line IN ,
agricultural interest, and would particulars invite
their attention his much approved portable NG
MACHiNE which Is believed to lie superior any now
USE Tor execution cheapness and durability. This machine
Is extremely simple in its all PARTS
oil IRON IL Is completely portable be adjusted iron
one part of the farm another and put operation
hour after IL arrives the place of destination by any
plantation hands. = =
Persons wanting any thing in his line will plense npp,v
TO Mr. Boiling s. Fizhughof Stafford county MIR. ben
jamin Boughion Dr. Charles Morris of Caroline Col
VIM Boyd of King and Queen The price his machines
go at the Factory Orders for them directed TO the SUBJ
scriber rto Mr.. David l. Burr Union Foundery Rich
mopd, will he Immediately attended to. -
CERTIFICATES.
have purchased OF Mr.. Samuel Cochran portable
kteshing machine which may he worked by three mules
aud hands, and although have not been able 10
give il fair trial. my as 10 the
quantity and cleanness Of wheat will get ousnd am of
the opinion, IL well managed, 1t will get
bushels per day. CHARLES NtORRIs
Meadow Farm, Caroline, Aug. 1922
hereby certify, that FIR Samuel
improved portable tbreshing machines with which am
mush pleased With three mules and hands il
with great facility expedition and cleanness h
again ia four or five hours.
J. BOILING S. FITzuUGH.
Stafford county, Nov. 1922. s-wswt
FINE TOBACCO LAND FOR SALE.
AN authorised by the proprieors of land ON which
- Mr. Samuel Wilson lately lived, Tinker creek i'm
"etour county, 10 sell the The entire parcel
sists OF 43 which will be sold or iii, ie i'm
To two tracts. There Is comfortable dwelling
with all necessary houses garen, orchard II has
aw,s been considered among the best high land
III boteourt, and Is well worthy the those whc
would wish buy the very finest kind land In
which IL abounds For apply the subscriber
. CHARLES JOHNSTON.
DrtIourI Springs April j. iO5-wn
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ny ne G0re'"or OF the Commonwealth OF VirGi0ia
A PROCLAMATION.

w nEhA? a. has been represented 10 the executive l
IN, me Sherh OF King William county, that n certain
ith W. ADAMS, whn was scented 10y the grand Jury
% salu county n, their quarterly ed In November
. SI Ieloniousy shooting VIM Adams for hose nppre-
NJ ,ee lad ADAMS anseondcd now going
Of bs nav" ,helrie'e 10 ugh proper with the advice
n 10 any person or persons who shall apprehend and con-
sey 10 the county Of Hing William the said villa, W
Adams And DO moreover require all oficers civil and
aaIy ana exhori tie good people of the wealth.
70 se ner pest endeavors To apprehend the said WIN w
AnS, iha' he may be dealt WITH as The law directs
uiNen rnuer nay hand as Governor aud under The seI N
tSeal.l July,1g2G. '"'' ISL "y o.
JAMES PLEASANTs. Jr.
~ " ~ w Adams about feet inches hrb has
lsn hdr ana carries one leg sii when walking From
lately received IL is probable that he has see
himself ~ the county OF Pow haian or Chesterfelr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18
Notice 10 Stone .NaSOaS and Carpenters.

voice 10 Stone .NaSOaS and CGrpeniers.
VIZ ned are commissioners appointed by COURT
10 receive proposals aud contract for The buiIdipp
80, ~ re m olLynehhurg The dimensions
th Osuig are 10 feet front, 10y back and % feet mich
The walls OF stune feet thick We eeen, n ,inne
cesar 70 e more explicit in this notice. as plan Of The
m I'm every particular required by The undertaken,
THOMAS A. IIOLCOMBE,
=, JOHN VICTOR
'WE l. ib-wiw AIBtN MCDANIEL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18

large and respectable company of ladies' and
gentlemen met AT the tavern of William n I;,ch Ia
.ne Town oil Milton, On the 4h of July 10 ceIsbrate
me anniversary OF our Independence VIM +. Cor.
"nn' f;sg presided assisted 10y Valentine w South
all and Maj JAS Clarke as wee nresi,le,,,. rh.
Dec'rItion OF Independence was read nv MIR. Cor
1on ana an appropriate GRAFTON delivered NV Thos w
p,'her' Esq alter which the company adjourned TO
paroacue prepared by Mr.. Fitch 4 number of mn.
",olIc toasts were drank and the day was spent in
marty and good humor. After dinner the con,pany
retired 'oihe ball room aud prolonged the FESTIVITIES 10
"a late hour of the night. TCentraL Ca
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NJ 40 committed IL the Jail of Louisa county Ia M IL
z9in February last, negro woman named NrrI ne
% M IL VINO states that she was the prnner, -
mr. ho"en oi the city of Richmond and came or3;r
o the tentey family IN or about the tow of Asr.nl,F
Iu tuc Sau hf it""rn upon his removal from Ilirbn
eve heI permission 10 shi for herself or return 10 w.,
Ih'H oil the Fenaleys Alexandria She l. ,Lnn oe
VI ~ SehIs Oh age, OF ordinary size, peculiar n,rL
@ ABOUT herconplans of considerable imfrnitv h &
sun Very healthy appearance. The owner is brre,
10 come forward prove property. paw clarrcs ad
s ner away, ar she viii be dealt with as the law Dire.
o--WI<M JOHN NJ PRICE, JaIor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18

VIRGINIA; At superior eour chancery holtsn q,
the capitol in the city Of Richmond, the ifth day OF
February, 1898;
John curd aud David Roysier exors Thomas Hatcher
Pits
against
John Guerrant ndm'or OF John Guerrani Jun who was
adnior de bGnis with the will annexed of John
Johnson deed, and in his right, Stephen woodson
committee OF John Johnson unatic Mary Hatcher
children and heirs OF john johnson Decd Brown
vying ad'or of Gdeon Hatcher Decd and Thomas Dan
tel Suckey Sally Patsy Jane, and Elizabeth Hudson chill
dren and heirs OF the said Gideon Hatcher decd Ly Ann
Sandiidge, granddaughter of the said Gideon, DIS
The court taking into consideration the report of mar
shall made in Of the decreta order OF ob
day of June 1915 doth confirm the same, doth oris
that the marshal the lands therein 10 t
purchaser, Thomas A. Baber his assigns, recei,n
payment of the purchase ard he over b
nett proceeds of sale, amounting hundred and sew
enty-three dollars and seventy ive cents i
Aud the court doth further ORDER that its commits
soners do state account of the profits Of m.
said land since has been in possession of the
or any Que otieu and report the court viii,
any matters specially stated deemed pertinent by hmseS
or which may be required by the parties stated
Acopy-Teste, W. w. HENING. a. n.
COnmssoners Office, Richmond, June Ie Isss =,
The parties interested will please take notice tba,
have appointed the nth day Of August next TO
the accounts directed in the foregoing of the @
which day al O'Clock A. NJ they required to attend
my office in this city, with their accounts and yoncLs
ready for examination and settlement.
June "a. l4-wtd II. BAKER, NC
VIRGINIA: wit a "a oI bsI-I
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,o1mll TED 20 the jail Of Derco county on ILr san.
oil september last, negro " no calf bimsei, I,n
~ y, ana states ha he is the property John Thomnon
nh.ne"s county Virginia. and that he snrrd si
nomIsen to move to the western country; that when in
NneserhSIi county his master gave him rass IN on -,
IN which place he unprecedented FOR going NJ
large contrary TO law. The said negro was carried e
1he musings court OF said city, who decided Tia, ba -
runaway and that lie shnud lie committed ms sncL .Tt
sao negro Is ABOUT 70 years old feet or II inches b
OF uarA complexion and very mace. lie has M
by burn. 80 " '''~", oeca>ioned
was also committed 10 said jail the o9th of March lace
rs runaway negro who calls hm,seli JIAI nIrSu'
nd states himself TO be tue properly Richardson Hen
o James CITY conty and that he hired the preSe9,
year L" samuel Cuen To work coal pits The 9iS
Is a1ou! 50 years old feet Inches high nj
IaIA complexion, no visible mark scar exccpt b H
mas received from severe thastisemeni his hack lie b
gnia cloth pantaeons. ~ w 1''e W.
Was also committed said jail on the c5i Of Anril l,
negro man no calls himself NELSON he states lin
se 70 ne tue property of Dr. Robert Barton of ALTERNATE
"nu al he was sold TO said Burton by Dr. taleII of tb i
1d enH9nd- lie Is remarkanly likely hoy about re Or
ou' iett or inches high no visible r,arh ar
scar 90 him. lie bad when committed a white fur Ina,
s'tined panlaIoons, and coat Of jeans '
Inc owners OF said negroes hereby tn co,.
to rh prove property, charges take them a,yv
OF 'hey VIII be dealt with as the law directs -
Tho - kEuBEN TANKERSLEY d. s.
NJ. = II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-18

Military deadsmy-A the late examination 4, West
Point . va. determined thafhe following Cadets bad dis
nghished Themselves for extraordinary talents Industry
aud proficiency IN their studies and they accordingly
recommended az meritng The honors awarded to such
distinction
Fiyst ClnS-Afred Mordeeai n. Carolina George s.
reeni Rhode Island; George g. Richards n York lieu
Carolina. 800
Seeond Cio's-Dennis ". Maban, Virginia; John ~ A.
smith, Maine Robert y. Parrot, New HAMPSHIRE NspO-
eon ~ Bennett Pennsylvania Edward HazrarJ South
lhud Ci9s-Ale1ande u. Bache, Pennsylvania Peter
Smead, all Of ~ YORK. '
tourth Class-Wmf O. Bartlett, Missouri VIM Byrspt
virginia CHARLES e. kidgeAy, Delaware George WOod-
bridge Massachusetts u, 8 Herring Virginia fSfgfesa,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-28
Il Great Rak.

A Few days since, (ssys tho Nevburgh In.
dex) Mr.. Daniel w. Wing, Of For, Edward,
Washington county, stopped OF this village,
with his raft, which measured 85s feet long,
and l2l feet wide, containing sbou, i3o,o 900
feet Of square timber, besides quantity Of
boards, estimated to be worth from 25 TO 3o,-
900 dollars. At Albany the enterpsi,ing own
or had ,old q considerable quantity of timber,
20 be used in building the basin, and had land
cd large quantity of timber, boards and shin.
giles At Poughkeepsie, and other place, on the
river and was then on his way to New.Yosk
to- dispose OF the remainder. The raft was
nsviga ed by ten men, and had on board a
house, welt furnished for their comfort, and
barn, with COW, horse and carriage. This
timber had all been Gu, TO the east Of Onion
river, 10 the stste ol Vermont, foa,cd down
she Champiain Canal, and embodied at Fort
Edward into the grea, mass above stated.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-28
DREADFUL,

The brig Ann, capt. Harrison, ssiIed from
philadelphis for Lonusn in May last; when
iour days out, in the night, she run foul OF
large sloop, stove 10 her bows, and otherwise
injured herself, while the sloop was rendered
complete wreck. Capt. Hsrrisoo made ev-
cry effort 70 ss9e the crew Of the sl'op, but
a. The weather was very tenopes.uous, aad the
sea extremely rough he was unable TO effect
his humane and isudable intention. The
name Of the sioop was not sscertained. The
eries OF the sufferers were distinctly hoard by
che persons on board OF tho Ann, for some
GiDe, but at length they ceased to be bo'De on
che gale, ard with the wtetched crew, were
sneulfed in the bosom Of the ocean, and eras'
ed from the catalogue Of existence. Alas, un'
happy vessel, Thy fate is closed; and those
vho guided thee over the uackless billows,
Inoulder in thy wreck.
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ST LOUIS, (Missouri) } July 90.
More Indian Outr1pes.

A lsusr has been received from Benjamin
0'FsHon. Esq. United States Agen, for In.
dian Affairs, by Gensrsl Clarke, dsted-Fot
Atkinson, July 3t--giving On accoun, of the
dcis,, Of a party of the Missouri Fur Comps-
ny. Mountain expedition, commanded by
Jones and Immeli, both OF whom, with Eve Of
saeir men had been killed, and their property
10 the amount Of $4,000 dollars p'undeted oy
the Blackfoot Indians, near tho Yellow Stone
River. Also, that the B'ackfoot Indians had
Killed four OF Msjor Hcny's men, near his
ke.,ab,ishmen, OF the mouth OF tho Yellow
Stone River. II is sdded, Immoll had Brit.
ash Hudson Bay Company passport, and fell q
vic,iu TO his own credu,ity. That another Of
4 fseneal Ashley's men had died Of his wounds
9rnakig rs men killed, which with The above
II eieve, make 25 effective men slain, and pro.
\ periyo the amour, of co. 900 dollars lost, be.
!. sidesnsoy horses.
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II. 1, CLERKS MAGAZINE.

THIS new and valuable work. being collection
L offorms adapted to the use Of Justices Of the
Peace, Public Notaries, sberiHs Constables, Over
seers Of the Poor, Courte " Probate, Town Coun.
eils Executors, Administrators spd Military Officers.
together with miscellaneous forms, making every
man his own conveya ancer, eonfotmsbIe IN he laws
and ussges OF this State. will be put to press in less
than so, snd ready for subscribers in 80 days 1t
will contain $50 pages well executed and bound 1t
81 As but few win be printed, IL is expected
this work being well composed and arranged under
the direction OF several gentlemen Of the LAG, wil
soon be in great demand Subscription papers may
be found at the Office Of the subscriber who will de.
liver the Books J. G. SHAW.
Newport. Aug g.
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fESfOR.iNDa.
NEW BOOKS.

Isabella, novel by the author Of Rho
da. 2 vols
y. Sermons. by the Rev. ]. w. Cum
bingham. vol
ltaly, apoem 10y Samuel Rogers, l v.
Las Cass's St, Helena. Sd vol.
Ringan Gilhaire, by the author Of the
Entrsil. &c 2 vols
Salem Witchcraft, vol.
Fables for the Holy Alliance, rhymes
on the Road. sc &c
koningsmarke, the Long Finne, 2 Vi.
The above. with a general assortment Of
Books 81 Stationary,
are for sale at JAMES HAMM0ND's Dry Goods sS
Baok-sfore.
Aug g -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-28
baltimore, Aug. IL.
Plentiful Harvest.

The Belle Air paper OF the 1,h inst. says
The in.gatherine of grsio, q. we'll as hsy-
making, is nearly or quito completed In Hart
ford and oot farmers notwithstanding the
great ou,ery previoa. to harvest, arc willing
90 admit, ths, such crop has not been grown
10 his country for many years. The frequent
refreshing showers end hot 500, can scarce
fsi TO produce 5oun,iful crop Of Indian corn,
which looks ~ promising as The heart can de-
sire.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-28
FRoM IHE NEW YORK MERCANTILE kpvER-
TIsER OF THURSDAY LAST.
GREAT ARRIPdL.

Letters from Lag suirs, received vie Phiia.
delphia, announce tho safe arrival Of The
Dutch ship Good Hope, Of 1900 ions, and 80
gun, (24 long 2s Founders and 10 csrrcn-
sdes) and laden with military clothing, stores,
iombian government, tho whole valued at up.
wards Of one million Of dollars. The arrival
is not only fortunate circums,snce for The
Colombans, blu, is subject of congrO,ulurion
here and at otbe' ports Of the United States,
upwards Of S4oo, 900 being insured upon the
cargo in this couotry.-N. Y. Me-. hdv-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-28
from Mesicc.

We learn by the Nancy. Capt. Matthew'S,
% days from Tampico, it wa, reported tina,
ST. Anna, who revol,ed against ihe govern.
men,, had surrendered to the forces scot a.
gainst hin at San Luis Po,osi, before which
place he had eocamped his army. Previous
10 his surrender, he had siezed Spanish PIC
perry to considerable amount on the road TO
Tsmpico. His army, which amounted 10 q.
bout or 1000 men, had made the roads be.
tween San de Potosi very unsafe, particularly
for the conveyance Of Spanish property.
~. York na,ter.