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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15

g Opposition to an Administration may no. he
rebellion nor treason. IL may De- patriotism Bot
the best policy Is to support an Administration:
this Is more eXpedient in a Gov ernment like ours
founded on public opinion, than in one supported
almost independent of tie people by LARGE stand
ing army, state religion and an hereditary ars-
tocracy: Here, ii you make an Administration
unpopular you deprive it OF the powerof doing
sood-and your tends to render the whole
Government contemplate, TO undermine IL. and to
make lis fall possible Our Government, has not
too much strength Tor such crisis as have anJ may
OCCUR
The foregoing paragraph is from the Boston
FaH0dtum. The doctrine which it pre- ches up
may be popular enough with tie Potceys that be-:
but 1T Is not true in ITSELF it be agreeable "a
he people. Suppose the Administration 10 he
6hd; would the Palladium have ~ to support il ,
w onld 1t have u TO c,y hOsannahs to the Alien
and Sediiion Laws OF MIR John Adams; or the IN
constitutional encroachmeBts OF Mr. j o Adams ;
Depend upon II, the Administration will never
want friends and biologists, 20 long as it has so
many losves and fishes to distribute; and so lone
as there are sycophants who ssh Tor the bonnr ol
being " hand and glove with the men in poy,e,.
although they may not have as many bsyopets or
henebces at ti,iF command as the English Crown.
The very name OF the President is worth some
thing: the patronage within his gift is worth sill,
more: TO this independent influence, while In thc
hands of bad administration, the force OF D,bEe
opinion should naturally form the Antapoois,
Muscle On the whole, the true doct,I.e seems
to be this: when The Administration is igOrfb, nj
support, support them: If unworthy, OPPOSE the,a
BY argument and BY the ballot box.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
Il T'EaCEER IK9nryFD

= rI:N LEMFN who oIrI unque.tionahle evidence.
81 ms competency to teach fu course of a,henist;c
a me French and Spanish L'neuge may obtain desirable
'ua,on III vary tonshin= Institution, far from Rich
n'nd, situated IN healthy ;hhourhooI where The society
As good - the State affords. The advantages Offered TO
gentleman OF steady habits qualified above are hoard wa.
ing AMI lodging aud salary 500 Per annum Applicsn
made TO the Editors OF the Richmond Enquirer viii he M
.tuge,y attended TO- Awledee Of the Spanish language
though desirable NAV he dispersed wiih-an accurate know
ledge OF the French and Niathematie. iipen.abc
o. The Editors Of the New York Dy Advertiser are -.
,t 10 insert the shove six times in their paper for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
HIDES. LE.gTITEp g.

HIDES, LE.4THER, &c
'F'lE subscriber Offers for sale door, soy. The Foil r
= vein, Richmond, 80
$50 Spanish hides
1000 sides soal leather, or all 0maIie.
500 side aud russell urper ielther
90 dozen cali skins and kin-.kin.
Seal-skins and horsr-leaier
Lining am,l h.nd1g skins black varnish
Black aud yellow buc1skins
Boot cord and webbing
Boot and shoe tree. lasts. &c.
Sho'maker:' and curriers' tool OF al sinis
I3D lbs hall shoeth cad, coaise and fine
800 do county hank do
Morocco SKINS ofaI 5esoriptions
Ild mess, skirting and bride leather
Chase and hsg h.lc.
Leopard. hear and Lair zeal .Rin.
Saddle trees, girth aud stranirg web
Coach lace, fringe, rl.sels, &c.
2)O0 lbs wool
400 pair Richmond made plantation bro.
sept. 10. 31-wS: W1i. cRfYF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15

We are as deeply impressed with the impor-
lance OF this Canal, as tine Editors OF the y In
,elligencer can possibly be. We would do a.
much TO promote IT, by proper mans q; bot We
can never consent to sacrifice the Constitution Of
our Couotry to any scheme, however useful or
magnificent We have q" no disiaste (ss the In-
tellgencer asseris) to any direct excrci.e OF pow
er, even Tor beIG6fcm purpose, by tie Generai
GoreTHmcnt PT0ridcd they do possess the POM
er but we are certainly so " ineTabiy stupid"
as to have disssts TO their usurpa,ion of any
power whatsoever, for any purpose however be-
"etceHf hmay appear 10 be- Have not the Eli
uofs OF The lntellsencer the same disfasis : We
should be happy, indeed, If this Canal can be exc
cu'ed without an appeal 70 Cong,ess f.; nor should
we have said a word about the granting Of a char
'sr' u another paper had not previously stated
'nai charter would be applied for.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
Blythe Governor of the Commonwealth Of Htrgfniq.
4 pROCLfAfdTICN

WHEREAS has been fepresened 10 the Executive ON
" The affidavit q Nathaniel H. llooe Of King GeOge coun
" nat certain Peter Jones' did the month Of May a.
utice of aud carry II the State negro man. belonging
20 he said Hoye, and attempted t. sell him his slave
nce which the said Jones has returned this State and j.
D" going large; have therefore, thought proper, with
we advice Of the Council of State g. offer reward Of one
INJURED dollars 10 any person persons who w lpp ehend
a convey TO the Jail OF kisg George county, sforcd,
'ad Peter Joncs And do moreover, require all officers
cv nd military, and exhort the good people the common
wealth 10 their best endeavours fugitive
oesppfshenied that he may he dealt with The law directs
uven under my hand Governor, and un er the Of
me- commonwealth, at Rehmsud this i2h day Of August
700 JOQN TYLER.
Peter Jones about feet 10 inches high strong built
pI well made though reduced in dsh about so years old
ALLOW eouplexOn dark black eyes hsck hs fierspered
sh grey straight finger, fecOected which hand
about MS face, one Of his have been Grip
PIsa by Rheumsp3 his conversation someeh7t singnr
% caleated to attract notice, particularly when
septic. 87-wfv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15

f-G'theHtcd'e, Glass amt china.
OSEfh GILL s doors above the Rel Tavern Ia, ,u
~ hand general assortment of Esrfheuva,c Ci, ana, b
nos "' "1oh .. resent mp"tiation aud will he sold a,
uo'n pi!ct'' wholesale AND R,tsil County Dealer and
m'ny' previous 70 purchasing elscwhcrc.
a." Wafe IN ihe original package, Of superior quality
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15

INHE subscriber has received by the LATE a1vS, from ~
Il verpooi, London and Bremen
jaime. Gundy Sons Mapped eotons
j. & j. WILSON,. do do
White kerseys, Sc and 30 inches wide
Drab aud olive fearnoughis
Rose Whitney, stiired and point blankets
White, red and yellow h,nnels
White swanskins
PLAIN and figured bomhazetts
Blue and black superhne cloths
Hue, black and drab kerse, nieres
hidde, Minister esIPe,ing
Venetian do
Ready made wai'tcoat, various patterns and quatis,
hen' leather gloves, assorted
Womens' habit de- do
Mil-spun aud patent thread
D'ue r9ma'', grey, frms.d and pullirs; bdkfs
PRINTED do
Common and cau,tSiek print,
S-S and So ranihtcI,
Piair fancy and satin stripe outline
Silk check and bordeied Vaentia shawl.
Printed do
Shaded stripe do
Jawn, damask
SILK striped drosse,
g ha'r cord eOlo'cd mrlins
81 drest do
9-3 aud ia iscOnet do
Jaconei muslin hdkf,
ii and 4 plain book musins
A. timboured lo do
WOmefis' white cotton hose assorted
9ien,' white and grey bmbs pol hose and h,lfbo..
WOmens' black worsied hose
Brown Stout in pint and quart bottles
German oznaburgs aud titklenhurr.
All VI which he oilers for sale reasonable price, for e,
or on the usual credit 10 punot customers
~ DANIEL HiGGINBoTHAM.
hNnin"hd- sept 10. S7-9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
pnctei Ennh T-n.l

"Cfet bO0G Inst.
Us s9ne t'7e since Psrtet Boot coniaiiny f-re b5
~ ~ %ofH Onrey IF P05rLai4n creesed ,5,. f9.t ~
6 ibtiJor ne sH Of 10 doiar. % cs ea-t oqe J ~,
SA,i'"a. go mt NE ofterdte Ciriinos isl7 fLo -,
H" ' "'rhGrd w. 1tt'ason, ere-ied The 2Rh Jar te,5
"a" ~ oos. = cts eneh d christmas 1926 he s,5e,
e''"n'G lh<I The hHder am be Absrnyy rs-r9ri. i
t"f".rg e 10 Tic subscriber ~, CaesterfeiA
THOS d. IY.ITSH
az" u hero6y fs'-rrrn Ne'gs Joln AJarr md Ri.t,yl
~ dt"a7H agnfnsf Pfyug tie eloreaif L,nJs n, 1,,,
~. ,F''y Or 0'"sT' T.. 81 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15

The Raleigh Register, commenting on fe
" Ii~e,ies Of Editors" gives tie following in
stance oil their liability TO error II stated recently
on the authority Of Core pendent, that Commoy
dore Pouer's pay in the Mexican service was
$4,000. It's Correspondent, nov informs. th,t it
was erroneously sts,ei--ihai q should have bee,
printed 5,iO0 instead Of - 900"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
Land and Negroes for. SALE

1-UNu ma .FegTcfS TOr Sale.
10Y virtue ct deed trust, executed by hvrw,tber WI,
- ker and Maria hi wife, TO the sub. crbe ~ order 10
secure certain debts due by said Walker Duhfod ashnr-
n ana Law enee Lewis executors of George Washing
"oh SAID deed bear date the 9Th day January 1922 and
vas recorded IN the county Of Abemarle w SHALL at
uu request OF the aid Bushrod Washagon and Lawrence
Lt". on the ilh day Of December next at the Courthouse
d9or IN charlottesville in the county Of Abemare expose TO
e al pubic auction 10 the highest bidder, cash. all that
pac' 81 iSni' "chthe said MeTiwehe Walker inherited
on his father Thomas Walker, lying the said count, of
oemsrle containing 2e2 acres, and also all that other tract
anu adlonins the aboN emenoued contanin.
winch the SAID Meriweher L. Walker purchased of RiebaJ
Die and Hlai his wife, which said ar bounded ON
' sides ny the lands Of Reuben Lindsey the third side nv
hr land OF Elizabeth Walker, and the fourth by the dover
,ah Also The Following slaves wit: Hafrv Js-k
blacksmith Io'hus, Randall Dennis and II ederck or so m
OF The said property will suffice satisfy and nav the prn
opal aud intI ct due 10y The said Mcwether L. Walker 70
the sand Bushrod Washington and lawrence Lewis, executor,
the sa'd George Washington, dec aud commissions and
cSPcnsts OF the trust. M
JOHN a. WASHINGTON.
bUSH. @. WASHINGTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
BROqDROCK RAcES

'nf i' all Races over this will commence or
L Tuesday the sd dav of October next:
lstday, swcepsake.
2d day, proprietor's purse $500
81 DAY, Jockey Club Purse 5n5
~ ~" excellent aud favorie old course has been pu in
oroer The houses neatly repaired, and the
~ "''"e All suitable arr enremenis for accommodation.
Sept 10 'ii Do"N = F'cP''s sI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
Fige DoNars RetpaIa.

r.ssr
hahED or stolen from The subscriber the f9h Of Au-
- sui i4st, from he about Richmond Bay Horse
ou or years old, feet OF three inches high star in
" irehe1d aud two iorefeot white he has very high
fs and long and tall When he eloped he was in ra.
70 The said horse 10 me- give info nation 50 that set
n ssiio may receive reward Of 6c dollars, FIVE doors
've Samuel Dunn CO. aud one door below b. w. Dabney
70 Shockn I'LL, Richmond.
Fep.i6 ir sILAs GUTHRIE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15

ssL"oO ANIi7 decree 81 the Circuit CONT of ttc United
5"s 'r ll@ sob circuit and Eastern district of Virginia
w '"e 'h "i June 1885, In he Of United State. of
aeahI iozfrb Bathan. admit with te m tnnsa I'D
~ ih2nnt u flis, fhip O. Bnt and Samuel o. fu,t in-
in heroi Agnes Burt iy john 'e-ran speri,iiv .sin, hi.
E"""nn shall 90 Tuesday ihe 25uy OF September next
proceed "sf fi public auctuu the pre- nlcs in Surry
county i0 ready money The act OF lsad u Use h aud pt6
eh mentioned 'sthc tract deviscj by Thomas D. Eis &C.
agnes AWinfn, oni h-in des.epJe4 4, fbe tsfenI,r,
samuel H Bout The sale 90 commence between the bor,
oi 10 O'Clock, rr. and Pom.
fnctif o.. 1870. et ..,t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15

1t Is asccuaned, that the late elections in Ken
lucky has placed 90 Of the Old Count, and a. Of
the New, in the House Of Representatives. and
that IN the Senate, TIC former have 20 votes ard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15

JOCKEY CLUE.
4 MEETING nf the member. Of the B,pnd,ocE Jo,l.,
"A CLUB, requested the Eagle Hotel in the CIV 81
Richmond, Saturday the 23d of the pres month rs
at o'clock. p. IL for the purpose Of eIecIjrr ocsS RI
adopting rules aud regulations, sc. '
Sept Is a. .,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15

WILLEdyUS .1f.dRY COLLEGE.
The Visitors are about to organize this nslilu-
ton anew. We trust that the Experiment will p,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
RICHMOND PRICES CITRRENT

u g.r'f','nfs ''"ag,iaaly omitted, .sanse attended
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
F'ORTU.YES FOR SALE

FOHI O.NES FOR Sy4LE.
AT Aliens s. Co. Office, Richmond
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
FIRST CLASS.
For the benefit &c the MONONGhLIl 1C5DF1ry ..
he drawn an this city, upon the popular "
ODD IND FpEN SYSTEM
On cdncday the 9th next month aud all fn;,b.I -;
ON y II q u 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
ON z DAX-
DISTI Al Sw. ARP

n'sIdes 2 gre" many other 'nal plies. Prce Of Who
Tiokets s. and shares IN proportion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-24

1t has been computed that, among 10000
people, the average deaths will be one a day
If this computation be accurate, person in
common health has daily risk Of dying, which
compared with the chances of life, is in the
same proportion as an unit bears to the number
5000. This risk is seemingly so small tina, ii
commonly gives no alarm, and is scarcely
thought Of; whereas, if the same risk we're plac.
ed on different ground, SO as TO be seen in ano-
rlight, it would be generally alarming. Sup
pose, for instance, that Tomorrow morning
lottery were to be drawn of this kind-999e
white balls, and one black ball, should be
thrown pror1iscuousIy into box, and that
10000 people, you and l among the number
should each put in a land, and draw out ball
at random, and whoever CHANGED to draw the
black ball should inevitably suffer death within
"a hours: ! say, if we knew such lottery were
to be drawn tomorrow morning, and we must
take our chance, it would doubtless produce in
us some serious apprebensions, and might pro-
badly interrupt our sleep tonight
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-24
FRANCE

1t may be said that, properly speaking, thsfs
are neither parties nor political opinions II he
mass of the population ofFrance Hatreds an.
antipathies show themselves, but nothing more
Almost every one purues his own business, IN.
leaves the Government to do as it peases. j.
mong the small number of young men who Dc.
vote themselves to the study Of politics, h
greater part incline to the system OF goyernnf
of the United States; but it would be dltr.a
to make this opinion popular, as there $50
means Of propagating it with safety.
Paris LetL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-24

to the memories ofthese public benefacters.-
Hence-forth we shall only hear of them as we
hear of the rest Of the illustrious dead; and we
shall hereafter only see them presented to US
in the institutions, and the benefits they have
bequealhed. Let them now repose in the n.y.
ing tomb which is assigned TO them in the
hearts Of their countrymen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-24
One Hundred D0\iars Reward,

EoR securing in any Jail MT and BiLL, two r.'
a groes, who ran away from Arlington estate OF %.
w. p. Custs, Esq. Nat is an excellent COOK, 'H4'
black man, and in rather i'll health Bill dark brown
low and stout made, about twenty-five years Of age
or fifty dollars for securing either.
MOORE DIXON Agent
Arlington, near Alexandra, D T.
oct 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-24
gsas F yE1 : Ty;sT7sG
To be had in the

LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE CtfN'
ItHere more capital prizes hare been o5tai"'a '''
aDy ot!terogice in .4rnertca. ,..-.., oil.
ITOrders from any part of the United Sta'e'' 'o,
bv mail, post paid, orprivate conveyance, en-
the Cash or Prize Tickets in any of the lotler'''
meet the same prompt and punctual attention. -
personal application. Address to norurRs.
il COHEN, .ir. and BRol iih" -.
rTcoHEN's "Gazette y Lottery ,fs'slf yer ,rii CO,
published Immediately after the drawing '"I cr,,le
tain the Official List ofthe Priest VIII be ',, o.
cnn,;s 70 all who purchase their tickets at CoHES
S,cr. and who signify their wish to receive II
oct ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-24

outpost was surprised, but is stated to have
snapped his gun at Allen as he advanced to SCI
cure him. Allen entered by one OF the subler-
raneous passages, and proceeded Immediately
to the apartment of the British commander,
while his men, directed by the boy, went and
secured the magazine and arms; the men of the
fort were asleep or in no condition to act deftn-
sively; and surrender and actual possession
were effected nearly ri one and the same mo-
mont
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-24

assumed respectful demeanor on his approach.
The former, after listening with great attention
to some words of consolation, muttered even
some broken sentences expressive OF contritlon
and penitence. After this we all Withdrew
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-24
ODD AND EVEN SYSTEM.
Grand State Lottpry Of Virginia

SECOND CLASS
The holder Of two Tickets or Shares mus! Se' =,
prize and may draw three! The whole to be drawn
ONE DAY, and will take place
on THE 21a or MOVE NBER-Hghet Pr7t.-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-24
10000 DOLLARS.

Not one Blank 10 Prize! Id.
n5AI Prizes payable in CASH which can O' i.,,-
usual at COHE.lS Offices, Memowent they az 1-
PRESENT PRICE OF TICKETS Q
UhoIe Tickets S4 Quarters
HalUes 3 EighfhS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-24
A PENNSYLVANIA.
From the North american Reme,o.

If Mr. Jefferson were living, how would his
patriotic heart rejoice to see the Jackson mania
passing off, like summer cloud, before the
gentle influence of the good sense of the nation
In short time, it will scarcely be believed tha,
General Jackson could have been thought OF for
the President.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07

0. RELATIONS Of the deceased.
10. Committee Of Arrangements, support
cd By Marshals.
VI. U. S. Seaman bearing an Ensign, sup
ported by two others.
~. Officers Of the United States Navy.
i3. Thirty.two U. :. Scamon, four abreast.
~. Officers Of the United States Army.
~. Militia Officers Of this State aud vi
cini,y, ia uniform.
IL. Sher'hs OF the State, and Deputies.
H. Banner of Rhodo.Island, borne by a
Revolutionary Soldier.
l5. Governor and Lieut.. Governor, Of the
State, supported by Aids.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07
Domestic and Miscellaneous
Items.


WAsHiNeroN Cry.
Mr.. Secretary clay has returned to this
city, from visit to his son at West point.
Mr., Secretary Rush and Mr.. Secretary
B,rhour are so far recovered from their re-
cen, indspositions. as to- be able TO transact
business at their Office = Nat Int.
The National Journal Of Saturday las,
says. the members OF the two Houses of
Congress are arriving, in considerable
numbers, in every stage. II is not practic-
able to give any thing like correct list Of
those who have arrived, while it receives
additions even at the mcmen. We are writ
ing. From present appearances we have
uo doubt that there will be more than a
quorum OH Monday; calculating that The
steamboat on Sunday and Monday, viii
bring in the Southern members.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07

OF the survivors Of the glorious battle Of
Lake Eric, who were present at the late
Funeral Solemni,ies, an,l who sustained
conspicuous part in that memorable en-
gagement we were pleased TO notice, Capt,
DANIEL TuRNER, at that time Lieuten.
ant, and the distinguished commander of
the Caledonia Lieut.. WV. v. TArLoR,
and THOMAS M. BaEesr, Of this town
and DR.. USHER Parsons, Of Providence,
who was then Surgeon of the fleet, and
attached 10 the flag ship.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07

Mr1Sefgeani. Minister. 70 lie Panama
Congress, and Mr.. Rochester Secretary Of
Legation, and Mr.. W. H. Reed, Private
Secretary 10 Mr.. Sergeant, embarked on
board the Hornet, in the Delaware, on
"Wednesday last.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07

BLACKSTONE Canal. The whole ca.
nal route, from this town n Uxbrid-e. "a
ready TO be put under contraci, and propo-
sails are requested Tor excavating the Ca
nah and constructing the locks. From n 6
blackstone village in Menton 20 Prov
dcnce. the work is nearly finished, anl al
the locks on th'i portion of the route. G..
cep, 2or three. viii be completed this scs /.
sou. From the Blackstone village 10 Ia.
town the contracts arc all 70 be completed
before the first ef November neat. so tha.
before the closs OF next season. We ~, T..
hopes OF scciug the ns,igstcn bctwcr,,
this tJwn aal Providence ronmencrd.
lfsIccs,ss 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07

CoIs. !ShuLrick,
Capt. Creighton,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07

In the Nashville Theatre, Tennessee the
audience are in the habit of Keeping time
with the orchestra, by stamping their fee:
and humping their walking sticks on the
benches.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07

Us. NAVY. The Sioop of War Warren
was launched, on Wednesday last from the
Navy Yard at Charlesiown. She Ia order.
ed it is said, to be immediately fitted foY
sea.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07

NETWORK. Nov. 30.-We learn from
Capt. Adams, Of the schr. Tandem, from
Pernambuco, that news had reached that
place from the coast of Africa that the En-
glish had taken about 80 sail OF Guineamen
belonging to Bahia, in consequence of
which business was very dhll'at that place,
A steamboat was on the coast. Capt. a.
also states that the house Of lsy g. Bryan
stopped payment about :he middle Of Aug.
Gaz.