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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-11

FOhTf DOLLARS REWARD.
ANYWAY from the sUb,criber about three weeks since
~ black man named GEORGE, who some times call,
ne1,ge vanghn-rom IS so years of age about
o're inches high, black. with fine white SET nf
teeth. purchased him Of Col VIM Boiling Of CioochInnI
Hanawny also with George, (rom Col VIM. BoingS his
we EVE very black woman rather above the comma
height ~ years old had suit white plains he side
taxing considerable other cloiing-The above re ward
VIII ne given i'r their apprehension commitment 10
ja or t"ent, for eh'r Masters vessels ar.
against harboring or taking them away.
,,., WILLIAM FuLCHER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-11


TIE WASHINGTON TAVERN is FOR RENT-Tb.
Furniture may he had reasonable terms-and hires
or four wants until the FIRST of January next
March 6. I0O-tf ARCI'n ROT,ERTSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-11

w IN u oHPtIIUI OOuTI OF Ibahctry In
Williamsburg, the 23d day OF January, 1874
isaoeiia " Suobs, appei Gu the motion Of tie
rs. sheriff who has had The
Francis Whiting. appellee slaves in controversy in
his hands, his claim for supporting said slaves
&c and IL being suggested that the said had the
said slaves at labor lille in his possession II is
ordered and drcreeth that of the This
court inquire what was the probable Of supporting
SAID slaves, while they in The hands of
and IL they employed by the said sheriff h they
we're IN his then said mnis sioner direct
ell 10 ascertain what the value their Which
ac cunt the sail commissioners directed report 10 The
court IN order To final decree But the question Of abi-
NY ior Tue COSTS Of maintenance of the slaves Jpul
u be affected by this order the intending 10
NIX that liability where ii should properly rest
Aeopy-Teste, ED. CHRISTIAN &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-11
T66OO 90 On

1901 &c, 9per CT. premium,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-11

MAhllNl0UE.-Ir is STATED in the Demarara
p"?ers' on The authority Of private le,cs from Mar
,ol"e hn' " The coloured people of that Island are
no distinction is nude amongst them. Vhe,ber Mol,
oL 'ow' i,ch or poor-wbether gully or innocent
whether Implicated or not in the lsie premedila,ed
The hnc of the skin is quite sufficient. and ,,ss,'n
IS poi"ch handed Ia every one whose aame aud les
,icDce Us known, as well as TO those VIM are only
known abroad ~ The public streets and HIGH ways
Considerable number Of 'hose people had ,lrenJ,
arrived Al Trinidad, where IL is said they have me,
with an unmolested refuge"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-11

Eu"ih Lano ana Thomas Watkins, Def;s.
The defendant Edwin Land moi having entered his an
pearanee and given security according act OF Assem-
py ana the rules OF this COURT and appearing by salts
factory evidence that be is inbaiant This coun.
try IL is ordered that the said defendant do appear here
on the rst day Of the and answer the biz of the
plaintiff and that copyof this orter be forthwith In.
serted in newspaper Published in the cy of Rich.
mond for two months successfully posted the from,
door Of the capitol In the said city. Wv
copy-Teste, VIM w. HENING C. G.
March &C. inc %. "
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25
NANTUCKET. Oct. Is

The Globe, arrived al Eogsrown yests day.
The only particulars We have yet been able TO
ascertain, are, that sne is 10 charge OF Cap,
King, of the u. S. Navy, who was pu, on
bosrd by Con. Hul-Smth, one Of the Steers.
men, acting as mate, and that the remaining
five who wenl ioto Valparaiso, in tho ship,
owe .! returned The only names Of the
uvIvors oi the rnuIny, wa'ch we have been
.ble To obtain,ere, SIN b. Originally Q steers.
nsn) and two OF Cap Klider, ot Edgar.
iown I, is fuuhe sla,sa, that Capt. Worth
WAS killed with sn sxe, W 20 asleep IN his
'ith, by Thaip, ssilo' shipped the Sand
wcb Island Tie mate was shot by q: elder
Com"ock, and the second moro h own ove .
6oa,d after being badly wounded. ComstocS,
he elder, wa' hung at MuIgrsves' Island
The younger brother was COMPELLED TO assis
at this execution, end on his demonstrating
few wards, was beat to dss.h with bilels VI
wood.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25
BOSTON, November lS.
HAYTL.

II seems by tho lsst accounts from England
that Fence 10 fully bent upon attempting to
recover their former possessions 10 ST. Domn.
60. We have strong doubts of the justice OF
her claims. She lost he's possessions in this
lsla I'd by Tho common chance Of revolutions,
and the Hsyiiens Tor quarter Of century, or
more bsve maintsined all they had coDqusfed.
Did not the blacks acquire as good . right to
their liberties and to the soil Of ST. Domingo,
al the French people did TO the persons aud
liberties OF the Africans when they brought
them by force from their native land This
doctrine OF national Ugh, may be one thing in
tho code OF eternal justice. The symPs'hies
Of the civilized world ore 10 favoI of the Hey
items, and France will find it difficult to check
this feeling even o. home, among The truly
liberal part oil the French nation. Tyranny is
hateful 10 eve'y form, and antqus,od prece.
dent will not chspge It's nature. True u is,
those msy be found TO justify tho invasion, bot
the world arc over'oling them eve'y dsy.
The Hsynsns ore brape-they are we'll dissi-
hhned-they have plenty Of the munitions Of
Svar-,hey hsvs many fortified ntaees--s gresr
number Of enlightened and er.erieneed leaders
Added to these they nave o haired 10 slaOe.
ry-a love Of freedom aud have come iix.
ed resolution to die raIhsr then 60 back 10
vassdt0ge and misery. They feel Their cause
IS jus., and they know the climate viii fight
Tor them They remember too the fa'e OF 9th
or armies when ,hey,in The mselyes, Were weak
and humble.
The bones Of 81 y thousand brave French.
men have been blesched upon their shores
fierce and daring spirits have fallen by their
.words--Whs, have they TO fear? /, IS time
70 France 10 be magnaHimous-Shs has now
an oppor,onny Lei her no, neglect IT, bu,
let her remember she may not have paid her
reckoning lor her cfimes in the slave trade.
The chains aud whips of fo' mer sgss have no,
YET been sa,isted wrh veugoaoce.-The ban-
Que' hes been enjoyed, bur the scot he's not
been wiped OFF,
Bos. Com Caz.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25
From the Norfolk Beacon Of Nop. II.

LATE NEWS FROM THE PIRATES.
BY the schr. y ioces. Ann, Capt. Banks,
which arrived here yesterday, IN 9 days from
Havana, We have a conf ma'ioo Of tho re.
port published in yes,e'dsY's Beacon, Of the
csp'ute Of piraticai schoonsr by the Uni,ed
S,a,es schr. Po'poIss, Lieut.. Commsndsnt
Skinner. Cap, Banks states, thstthe capture
was mado on the 25 b ult. and The piraes sue.
ceeded in escaping TO the shore, bot he is no,
IN possession Of any further particulars.
Capt. Banks further info ms, that several pi.
racies had recently been committed on the
coast of Cuba, among which was the brig
Lsus Ann, Capt. Shaw, of N York, from
Montevideo, With q cs'go OF je, ksd beef, cap.
tured on the 3is ult. off Port Escoudo. AT.
ter hanging the Captain and tho two mates,
and numbering the remainder Of tho crew Tex
cspt one man, who concealed himself below
they set fire tothe vessel. Tho unhappy mao
who saved himself from personal violence,
left the vessel while enveloped in Asmes and
swan to the shore. About the same time
hose monsters captured brig, said TO be the
Mo ming Star, Of N,w Yo'k, and Q schooner,
name not s,certained, apd murdered the crew
4 brig, 'eporled to be the Sviltsure, Of New
York, bound TO Havana, had also fallen into the
hands Of the pira'es; she was captured by
,hem OF Po'ot Yescos. These pirscies are
said to have been committed BY open boats,
cs'ry'ng 6 men, with small arms. The Co
lombisn sehr. La Zulms, fell 10 with four Of
,hese tseboters to- ine windstd Of Yescos, two
ofthem escaped in the chase. The other two
'sn into bay in shosl water, wb,her they
were pursued by the boats Of La Zums sod
captured --one Of them sunk, Is OF the pirates
were sscertsined to have been killed. La
Zulms lost s Of her men in this encounter.
Capt. Banks understood ct Havana, that
par, Of Q quarterback Of . vessel, supposed
TO DO that Of tho late United Sta,es' sehs.
Wild CAT had been discovered drifting down
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25
CfNhL EPEEEkUE.

The Albany Daily Advertiser says that tho
toll aIresdy received this season amounts to
upwards OF S3oo,ooo /; and tba, tho proceeds
Of toll on the no. thefn canal amounts 10 more
nsn the inetest of Tho money which it osgi-
ally yc st.-Our prospecisare indeed fiat,efiDg.
VINO is no. proud Of New Yo,k! I0id.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25
NEw.YoRN. November Is
EORRIFLE PIRdCIES.

Capt. Bank, striv.d q, No folk, from Ha.
vans,. has communicated The following heart
ending intelligence. CSpt. shaw, who com
manded the Lsu' Ann, had a wife and Two
child'enin rhIs ci's, en'irely dspeadsat on his
exer,ions for theif support.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25
From s5e hezv. York .dmeyicdn.

Al late hour we received papers from tho
Isthmus Of Panama 10 the loIh ui'. inclusive.
We translate a despatch from BolivaI's Head
Quarters, which speaks with e eat confidence
oi sffec,ing the liberation Of Peru this ysaf---
and he rspidity Of bis movements IN pursuit
and on Lima would seem 10 justify this ex-
pectaiion.
Rodil who commanded in Ina had sens
out ell the csvshy by ,he rouie 10 lea, in or
der 10 form Junction with the relocating ar
my, and leaving the city, bad shut himaef up
wnh his infantry in the Csstie Of Callao pro-
pairing for q siege, which says the Gazette OF
tho Is,hmus, would be undertsken 10 day or
Two. Tho arrivsi oil be Royal squsd,on eff
Cslao msy change the plan Of The Patriots 10
besisgs that fortress.
According 10 these papers tho victory Of
tunnin, though with such inferior numbers,
and tbs cavalry slone huving engaged wssve-
~ decisive, and the setest Of The enemy is
represented rs'hersss flight, in which they a.
bshdoned their dead. wounded, and stores,
Glorious intelligence from Peru.
We nave at length sdvices from Peru, di-
rec:, and Of late date, upon which reliance
can be placed. The victory of the Patriots O.
ver the caval = OF the Royalis,s, is amply con.
G med. snd ,he troops of Bolivar arc sweeping
evs'y hing before them. The reader will
perceive, bowevers that the accounts recently
received. over land from Peru, Of second and
more general engagement. in which il was sta
ted INST Can,e,sck and 5000 of bis soldiers
were killed, were ineor,ecA But this is OF lit
tie importance, since the Royalis,s, DIVIDED
and distracted smoDs themselves, are every
where eyng from tho forces Of Bolivar--O-
iauets, II 10 DOW we'll sscertained, was acting
with the Palrio!s, and Upper Peru was in
their possession. Lima had not ye, been re.
nken, sltbough il was reported that the Roy.
silsls had retired to the fosiress Of Callso.
". Y. Com. .ddu.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25
BosToN Nov. IS.
FRO W SMYRN d-pIREcr

FNO w olh NVI-DlhECT
BY Csp,nn Bseheior, who wed yester.
day from Smy ma, we reeeived papers TO Sep
iembe' IL. aud fie of Greek papers.
.Erraet ola letter from Smyrna, Sehs 1871
ceivedher Chayks:-
"Tn, D. visn P,cha has been obliged TO
ret ear, ,I,e' The battle Of Sslona, (I bei,sve,)
win the ioss Of all his army, aud saved him.
sell WIN only 90 men AZ Negropon, the
TURKS nave o-eo dcfested-snd oil ovct Ro
me''a b, Geek. have been successful A
M ~ A. idsmy he, been established IN
N poll DC Romso,s, and Schools In oil the
plneips. Clues. We have some whispered
reports hs, some TUX kish ships have again
been burot by ne G. eeks u, Budrum, where
,he comb'o-d Oromso fleets are at sneho'."
Er,raei Of another letter. daied Sehf l4.
"Siace nc csptute Of Ipsas by The Turks
they have M, had any farther success "A
camp OF 100, 900 men wss for med on the poin,
Of Ass oes,est 10 the Island Of Ssmos. The
a i division OF this sroy vas embark ked TO
attack that islsnd--ihe Greek feet sttseked
the Turkish, enc succeeded in burning one
frigs,e OF the FIST class, 2 co, ve,tes end one
b'ig-'hc boats, transports, Sc. returned TO
Asls--ihe Csptsin Pacha, with hi. flee,, salt.
cd for Bod cm--,hs camp ss Scala Nov,
b, oke up, end the Tu'ks have returned home
Sinre that time the Capt. Pschs has joined
the heetsf' ON Aiexsndvis, end the last &C
counts thsi we have are the, they we're waiting
q fair wind 10 return 10 the attack of Ssmos
There 10 report that the Greeks have buro,
three frigs,es, and number Of uansports--
but this wants eon6rms,ion."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25
miscellaneous Items.

1t 10 s,stedS that upws'ds OF Eve and bals
miles CT gas pipes are laid down in his city,
md that the company intend to ligh, ea.Iy in
January The ieng'h Of he gas pipes in ,hs
city OF London exceeds 1900 mies.
". 7. Paher.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25

The General would rensio perhaps sbou
. week st Monticsilo--whsnce be would pro-
esed on bic tour TO Mou,spslisr, Fsedericks.
burg, Washington &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25
Erfracf o(o letter dated,


HAVANA, Oct, %. IoZfs
ola sorry to say tha. the pirates have . =
gain appeared on this side OF Cuba. The
Laura. Ann, OF New York, last from MonIesi-
dso, with jssksd bsef. has been taken, and siH
hands, except one. HUNG--,he ves,el burns
between this and Ms.snzss. The person who
escaped, ssys, big and sehoonsr were also
tsken--the PEOPLE ALL MURDERED. III pa'
racy is TO DO suppressed, measures must DO
taken more efficient than any ye. adopted BY
our government
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25

the Florida cas,i. Tbi. vessel. tempora Z =
unde, the com mmand OF Lieut.. Booth {Liei'.
Com. Leeare having been left sick ., ,hss
por) sailed from Havana LET Sept. with stores
Tor Key West, sincs which nothing has bseS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25

snow was Two fes, deep in some Of The south.
stn towns Of this couniy, on F,'d.y last.
Buffalo haher.
shoenske''s shop was destroyed by FIRE
10 Sougus. on +, idsy night last, sud two b. 9th.
ers, by the name Of Bats, owners Of the shop,
were burned 10 des b.
Some hend in human shape, Lately destroy
ed In the night an orehs'd Of so trees at Sims
bury, Con.
Company is forming in tho West Indiea !
TO establish Steam Boa. to ply between tho
islsnds.
The Worces,er Papers now propose, q CT
nal from Boston to p oyidencs via Mifof
tsking sdvsn'age Of the waters Of Char
River and the Blackstone.
There were seven deaths Of New York
week Of the Small pox.
The return Of our Northern friends has
ded new lie and v,go' ,oour little CiIy. q
ness Is again IN molten. E0<
Georgeiovn Gazette, I'd ms
II ia said one OF the briggs, the crews,
OF which was murdered, vas from Bsluu
with passengers.
The vessel captured by the U. S.schpsF
PoIse appears 10 hare been the one ioH
the pirates sailed, who committed
murders, but the villains escaped. ~ =,
A, the riding school Of Of vsIdnuss.
F'snee' there ere Two horses, we'll !chsdA
only 80 inches high.
A remarkable msrriscs wa, reef cc!e> y
bra,ed o. Bordesux. The b,ide NJ 3scbesI A
her ssh year and the bridegrcomf7sih lI{
unilsd ssss $50 years! II. ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25

Eorly Winter. We unders,spj tia, Mo
snow was TWO fes' deep in some OF The south.
stn towns OF this county, on F,id,y last.
Buffalo hahcr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25
DREADFUL ACCIDENTS.

On the l3 n of October, part OF 'he floor Of
tn fhh so'y Of a factory. in Msochester.
sudd,oly gave way. and with o uemendou'
crs,h, carried eve.y thing with t until i,
reached the ground floor, by which accident,
upwards of ,wen,y pc rsons, chiefly young wo
msp, employed as reeiers, we'e khlsd, aod
fal shoekinely maimed and bruised. l.
would appear !. ON The nature Of the scciden'
thai the walls wee not sufficiently strong to
support tho immense weight OF iroo and
iing.
I, - mentioned in Liverpool pape, that
fatal accident had just taken place AZ Dowlss
iron works. Giamorg.t hire, Va con,equenc
Of The bursting Of steam engine boiler Of %
feet diameter. The top Of ihe boiler OF no
less than tons weight, was thrown to the
h-igh OF ab"u' 70 feet, and Tell upon tho ROOT
of he baiIdiog, ou ying in iis ruins all the
wo' k men who were under, one Of whom was
killed on the spot, have since died, and the
recovery OF three or four Others 10 doubtful.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25
foreign.
Latest from EUROPE.

she shjp Java, hIcns arrived at boston Oh
Sunday, ia 81 days from Liverpool, whence
she sailed on the 10Th oi October. She fur.
ni.hss pspsrs lev days later than those 70.
ceiyed by tho Panihes, 81 New York.
LATEST FROM TURKEY.
We have been kindly favored by Q com.
Snercis, gentleman of this town (ssys the Liv.
e,poof Mercury of the l5,h) with the follow
ing important extract Of q letter, dated I
Smyrns, I'd Of September, being Q duplicate
despatched by the way OF Toslon by French
ship OF var, transmitted IRON Maseilles, and
received here yesterday, prior to the arrival
Of the Turkey mail Of tho same ds.e, now due
The intelligence il conveys relative TO tho do.
fec,ion Of The Turkish troops on learning the
fa,e Of thei count,ymen Q, Ssmos is curious {:
and no doubt can be entertained OF the exient
of tho psnIc stated to bs excited among the m
Aihe writer Of the letter being, himself, We
are assured, hostile TO the Greek cause -
" The Tu'ks have been panic struck by he
Greeks having burnt g ffigs'e, big, end cor
vetie, by theif f,e.ships. The g'eSe' part
Of the army Immediately dlsbsnded, and he
feet is said 10 have Left the vicinity of Ssmos
Such proceedings sre quite wonderful There
il ye, no improvement in business; indeed,
csvse exists for IL to be even more dull than
hitherto, IN consequence Of . great portion of
the hundred thousand men assembled st Sea
lanovs having disbsnded TO re,urn home
The roads are covered with them N eve di.
Iec,iou, md they piunde' eve'y thing my
meet Even tho Tu kish Ambassador from
the po'ie to the V'ceroy Of Eg,p' hes nor
been respected, having been robbed OF evsry
thing he pisse..ed-evvn his clothes"
L rd Charles Mu sy, son Of he Duke Of
Aihgi, died 10 G eecc, on tho lth OF August.
--He was deeply interosted IN the cause OF
the Greeks, and had furnished the means 70,
erecting Q bat.eiy on Tho frontier.
The Liverpool Mercury Of the l5h ststes.
that the intelligence OF the Greeks OF Ssmos
is fully eorf med, with the ad iinonal pleas
ing fact, ihs their hero, Caosres, is no, dead
a. WIS epor'rd
FRANCE AND HAYTI.
The London rimss expresses a confden,
opinion hat nothing IS iurtnet from The con
temptation OF the T ench sove nmont than
the alleged Expedition to S ID mingo, The
Times says E" inde pendenly Of tho sbsuriiry
OF such al undertaking at he present moneoi.
anj with suchdnadequa'e means as ste said 10
b. employed, these arc facts suflicieD, TO
p owe, Or 10 fuf nisb strong presumption tha,
no such design IS en,ehained. BY ienefste
csiyed ON Have, il is sscerts,oed th,t YES
sel' are loading IN that port for ST. Domingo,
f'Ggh,ed in part with military stofes and c.
qspmepls for ssva, y. which would no, be
pe, lniued If hostile measures we're IN view"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25

A shoe enske,'s shop was destroyed by fro
10 Sougus, on F,idsy nighr last, snd TWO b 9th.
ers, by the name Of Bats, ownsrs of the shop,
were burned 10 des b.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25

A remarkable msrrisgs wa, reef ce!e>
bra'ed o. Botdesux. The b,ide NJ $scbeS
ne, ssh year .nd the bridegrcomi7sih
uniIsd ssss $50 years! Il. ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-25

AZ the riding school Of Of vsldnnss.
F'snce' there ere Two horses, we'll !ched4
only 80 inches high.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-27
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