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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-30
Garden s. Flower Seeds.
VIM. Owens q 6. l.. Leckie,
HAVE just received from New York the fol
Garden Seed

Early york cabbage Garden eress
j Ia1y emperor do Early scarlet short tor
! Larry Salisbury do rndlsh
| Large late imperial dolLong salmon do
Lure drumbesd do Cherry lurnip 30
t,reen globe sasoy do satisfy or vegetable
Late Battersea do oyster
Bergen OF large Anne Earl, bunch summer
rican cabbage squash
Russian cabbage Valparaiso squash
White solid celery Mammoth pumpkin
Red do DO Early caulihower
Long orange carrot Curlcd parsley
Blood red do ramatoe shaped pep
Early horn do per
Early blood turnip Parsnip
beet Purple egg plank
EARLY horn bect.(Iew) Tar Washington peas
Blood red do exlr, early and fine
Manglr wurzle DO Dwarf blue impelIai
French sugar do do
Early frame cucumber Dwarf prolific do
Long prickly do Iall MarruWiais do
Green turkey do Early Charlton do
Green cluster do Early france do
Early cured SIlecia Early dwarf cluster do
lettuce Dwarf marrowiats do
Large green head do Early Lafayette do
Drumhead DO Blue Prussan do
Ice do Tall knights honey o
Tennis ball do extra line
Madeira do Tall sugar peas (eat
Grand admiral do pods
.nagHu0, bonam do Early mazagan beans
Nasturtlum Ga fine pic long pod do
kle) Green nonporeil do
White mustard \ elbow six week snCps
Best Scotch kali Dwarf white kidney do
sea do China dwarf do
White onion Scarlet towering do
Red do A few bushels potato
Straw Coloured do oats, two dollars per
Onion cloves bushel.
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Books ana stationary.

+ ,tliE SUBSCRIBER la. received y the
= late arrivals, llfset from Philadelphia
aud New York, very lsrse additional sup
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Sourheymen I0ylors
" AM ED.

No Grst rate hands may get coDq,,,.
Il employment aud the best Of vages
SHELTON j. HLkr
March II. -,
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a New Patent SrAsteaA.


E5NIE Subscriber, Cabinet Maker IN the
u city OF Baltimore, respectfully informs
the public in general and Cabinet Maker, in
particularly, that he has visited L,nchbarg tor
the purpose ct exhibiting his new and highly
Improved bedstead joint fastening. aud chat
hr has had u brdslead made on tbs plan,
which may he seen al Mr.. Norris Franklin
Hotel, where all Who feel an interest in an
Improvement ia this most useful article, are
invited II call aud view it-~tor a description
OF which he r,tol, them 10 the very rr-prrta-
hle certificates atdcbrd 10 this advert isemeut.
he subscriber also informs the Cabinet Ma
kers Of the several adjoining counties, that he
has sold to Mr.. Robert Noulss, OF this place.
the exclusive right aud liberty Of using aud
wedding tc other. to b. used, the above nam
cl taslening, and should application be
made Mr.. NJ. viii either sell the iasieniogs or
the raten' right, 10 use them There is no
Gonbt but the person having the exclusive
right Tor any town or county Will be cna-
hIcd 10 monouolize the business.
The pubacs humble servt
ISAAC COOPER.
We the subscribers do hereby certify that
we have purchased of Mr. Isaac Cooper, OF
Baltimore, the right Of using his patent bed
stead. and have found il most useful invrns
r"n-Ihe great facility with which this kind
OF hedstead can he put np or taken down, e.
ven hy The most ignorant servant, added to
the most perfect strength aud durability of
the fastening, renders it tar preferable To any
thing OF the kind we have ever seen, aud am
sure that all who try il will be equally pleas.
ed--ln case OF fire. when a person whistles to
move At snort notice, tbis kind OF bedstcad
caa be taken down IN one miuutc-Ihis cir
cumstanre alone Renders lhem invaluable.
Given under orr hands
ARGHlBAiD NARr, FrsdericbsjDrg
DAVID /. BURR, Rirtmou6
SANL r. COLpNELL, PdersbQrg.
JACOB BALTZELL, Baltimore.
JOSEPH v. ENlLER,
JOHN NEEDELS.
FpWAFD NEEDELS,
Tnn. L. tUo1
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are. Cutlery and Fancy Goo,
at Auction.


HN Monday, the Sd April, at 10 o'cloclt
~ precisely, we shall sell without reser, E,
tor Cash, at orr office, 10 close eonslgn-
mrnt per Emily VIA Liverpool,
l Cask containing every description of
Pen aud Pocket Knives
/ do do Razors s. Scissors
square, round & cross-cut Saw
Files
Hand, pannel & iron back Saws
Buttons, fancy plated s. Pad
Locks
Tea Trays & Walters
/ Table, Desert j. Carving knives
and forks
l mixed & packed Pins
Eases fancy colortd Glass Necklace
/ Hogshead do Ra,do
l Case Bonnet Wire
WIN great variety of other desirable
articles worth, the attention of purchasers.
DAV. JUDAH, * CO,
,7ucti0neerS.
Richmond, March IT. s,sa
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EoY Safe,
Boarding reduced 10 s. per 7pecb.
Y QGg&eS GtQQr,!3g,,.h!,a
Sign OF WASHINGTON.
No. s. q. g North 4th Street.

Near Market street, Pbiladclphia.
NIRS. c. YOHE respectfully Informs
I'VE her friends and the public in general
that she has reduced her PR e for bnardino
10 seven dollars per week the house j., sim
ated in the most central part of the city for
business the rooms are numerous aud com.
modious; the beds aud mattresses are o. tb.,
best; the table, as heretofore, shall he fur.
nehed with every thing the extensive market
affords the waters are attentive and obi.
gng. In Offering the above she hopes 10
continue 10 receive public patronage
Philadelphia, March g. 4wbs
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Is y. the eib da. Of Apfll
E Fa.e# be sold, II pabi'c auction
ca Of the tale James bic
= .ui - s.aah, consisting OF latef
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New Books and Stationary.

Nu,.h IA addition 10 Its faimer stock on
hand, tenders his assortment very e1tehslrr
anu complete.
i,,ill merely remark 10 those who VIII 10
L. large. fhai IN future am dtTmnca To sell
at very lou priees tor caIh, and wiil therefore
thank every person 10 gige me cW before
they purchase, aud am very confident that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-19
LIND FOR SALE.

E,oR sale my Of land in Ahemarle county heretofore
my residence, consisting Of 700 aer., aboyt 1000 of which
Of the beat mountain quality, and 800 lyios below The
mountain, aud extending from IL, generally OF good qualify
and kaby well mbered aud watered The tract lies on
the side the Avsnna branch q James River
gable for Datteaux to Milton, which is within three and half
miles. II FIVE miles from Charlottesville aud SIX from the
University. Ofts adyantag stu,on for health
ty remark need he made here The estate has ~ the u,u
sinprovements oonnoIiou dwelling house, buding.
for servants, aud other domestic purpO,es good stables
barns, with ,hreshng Dsehnes gr and mill, with good
houses for and laboIe well posted for each purpose
and all good pair The tract may he divided
iy into several will be disposed Of ifdeed Thepay
men othe purchase Money may be made ~ stanen with
libeIa edit, obe agreed the Tins OF sale.
the stock Of every kind may sold with the and
Ibaye also for sale another tract rather than 100
miles Of The northern
'de which lies well, Of good quay, well trsered and
wstered and has valuable VEN of lime stone pss through
This is divided FARMS each having DWELLING
buildings Credit will he given for hisrae in like manner a.
for the oe Per'ons inclined to purease will
selves directly to JAMES MONROE.
Oak Hill. Londonn county. April ". Ii5--if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-19
the Secretary to afRx

for mandamus to require the Secrs,,,v - n;
the seal, SC. W
MISSOURI. "A vast quantity of lead has been
aug this season in the counties of Washington and
oene'son. AT one OF the lead mines recently dis
covered, where few years ago scarcely an individ-
uai resided, there live nearly one thousand
sons pei
ALABAMA. The committee of the Legislatures
"o she Stale Bank are at issue. The latter refusal
ne former access to the books of the Bank for the
purpose OF examining into its condition Cons,an
Tine Perkins has heen elected Attornev C,an.r, G.
the State and Henry Goldthwaite solicitor s,r ,b.
LIST circuit. On the subjec, of amending The con
sutution OF the United States, the Governor in nj.
message OF the 2lst of November last, remarks q.
Inc present appears 10 be reasonable occa
sion Tor calling your attention to subject of qreo,
national magnitude, and in relation to which, you
CONSTITUTIONAL right OF participation. The
mode OF election of the Chief Executive Nroe;s-
uaie, has long been ground of dissatisfac,;on
ana the pervadng excitement consequent upon the
ia'e contest Is conhrmatory evidence that the fes
erai constitution requires amendment in this nartc
ular." " '' Pai"e-
MIcHIGAN-Detroit.D Dec. 81. The river to-
a low days past, has been closed and foot ,..sa
gers nave crossed on the ice We are told this has
not happened, before at SO early per;od ;n ,I.
winter, since 1898.
LoUisiANA.f-A n. Orleans paper of the Ja,b
Dec. says, 5000 bales of first quality cotton bar
arrived In the last days, and sale was made an
the 18th at IS cents. The crop of cotton il cIc,n
er tnan usual, owing 10 the fine weather for nic,
ing.-Ihere are . licenced gambling houses - NJ
Orleans each OF which pays tax Of $4,000 A
man who had no licence was lalelv fined q ,oon
and Imprisoned one month for exhbbitine , ,,h,.
captain Graves of the Fabiana from PL;I,Sa1
phia, reported at n. .. that, off the Jortna,s =.
was chased by large schooner, under Arner;oa,
coiors, manned by persons speaking Spanish ar,,,
co win long tom or Swivel and careoaaie.
she hred on the F., which came TO. bp, eoon,, 49,,
crew and passengers numerous and well orn,aI
pretended only 10 want some provisions. Rn, CO..
the alarm among the female passengers. cant r.
asserts he would have made the boats, crew mi
so1ers. 80 -" Fit-
FLORIDA The Pensacola Gazette sns.t,s :,
terms Oh admiration OF an article of furniture re
Gently manufactured in that city from Flo,da M.
n"sany; Is said to equal the finest imported wood
L lie same paper mentions the exhibition Of s,a
cii'eh Oh vegetable wax, made from plant yvb;c,
grows iuxnrantly the poorest soil of Ior;da
Is SAID TO be OF the best qualify for the anufac
ture OF candles.
CANADA The provincial parliament has bee,
summoned on the 2lst inst. The country b.s
D ,e lof some time much agitated by party feuf
ne government papers recommend :. the i,arsb.,
measures" against what il terms the fdefion ri.
STRIFE Is expected 10 be serious ard t.e rss,I, M,
be deeply interesting. I1'%'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-19
POSTPON EMEN 4.

Il
am the 18th day of February neat fair II not fair, then
he day thereafter, al the front door Ut lr r
eies Tavern Orange courthouse, the Tract of Land
sd Tavern erected together villa the SAID
.rrn buildings incluiins the parcel
OF land purchased by the SAID Vedcr al Rchii Nj
Chapan aud including the lots from above Nchcls, store
road ths gate the top OF the hill and
aud ed lee simple by said Verder
prur 4, the 2h day ol November, 1922 On this uroa
tne hill much above the and OF the village,
isereeed brick two-tosy dwelling house, which, il preferred
vii, he sold separate, with the land attached te Also,
the same time place will be Sold the Tract OF Land lying
near said courthouse, purchased by the sad Vrder OF
hum u. Fox and Also, The land purchased by sad
Vrrde of c.d Hill except those parts cal to Tho
ma, Duke and Christian +. knrer Also, the parcels
s land purchase the sid yerjiri OF Joseph Carter aud
oger BELL except Part sold aud conveyed 60 Abraham
All which lands lie intie said county of Orange The
said with the buildings sat suitable porti-
on the will br sold for 1hetrd part cash aud the
sidue the purchase IN tive equ, annual n.lSmeo
The dwelling upon the hill with appuenlnces for
cash. aud residue Of the purchase
four equal Inc residue VI tue Kinds will he
sold cash. should credit he required, accommodating
terms be and the lands divided IN sny
suit To wishing enter into the
ploynent OF keeping few situations the country
he inviting. The eon,modious budlBy
the stable most excellent and in good
and nsishbouhoo The subscribers sell trustees
aad only convey such; but is believed the title will be
made D'14''''''''s WI Ws t ouaEnEs, Trustees
1T 1925. -79-2awtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-19
Jan. II 1925.
Land near Charlottesville for Sale.

yE subscriber offers sale valuable Tract of Land,
lying the of Meadow Creek w'hintwo aud half
miles Charlottesville and about equal distance from the
University OF Virginia Thu tract contains rather than
1000 acre principally high and with good proportion Of
excellent ground rhe high land, except such
cieare covered with sne growth Of pine which may be
disposed Of With readne and god prohi IN Clarottes
willie, which rapidly increasing and M demand for
building staff There operation the land,
and gr mill, which well supplied with water during the
the The subscriber deems
description OF the above property but
invites the attention of those desrou, OF investing money IN
landed property with full that FROM ITS contgiy
Charlottesville and the University, the abundance of its tim
Der fertility Of the soil Il will bear comparison N
value with tract of land in the county. This tact oil land
may advlag eousIy divided aud viii he d.
vded if found to suit purchasers For te and all
other inormaiion on he suheet apply 10 the
in Charlottesville. JAMES u. ChRh.
Jan II. 10 ISL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-19

NJ The ENQUIRER is published twice week generally,
anil three time week during session Of the State Lega-
tue-pee, the heretofore Five Dollars per ann,n
psyab in advance. Notes Of Chartered speciepayg banks
auy) will he received payment The Editors viii
ie .ey of remihs them ny nall the postage VI all let
bsns paid, by the writers.
ne Editors) until all arrearises have been paid up
l Whoever will gusran-e the payment oil nine papers
shall have the tent, GRATIS. -
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
- One square, Or LESS-Fn,t insertion IS cens-eaeh
continuance, % cents
No n.ested, until il ha, either heen paid
rsr or assumed person this city, il,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-19
Spring Garden for Rent.

AM DESTROYS for the present year th.i vsLabe
4 Farm called SPRING G5RDIH, containing between 7
add 800 ofand lying PanantNy river in e county
If Hanover, about ecu,art froa Eew Castle and Hanover
Town. Attached this Farm good dwelling aud
oothouses aud cyeeea Garden and Orchard Of selected
fruits The land is in good heart sud Admiralty adapted 20
the culture Of AMI cotton From 10 ~ good hands
be worked to advantage. Asa considerable potion
Of land already fsowed any time IN February would not
he pitch crop although possession Of the Farm,
be had immediately II will be rentedio good
shares for fair price in money. Any person disposed
o the subscriber IN Richmond. w. H. ROANE.
Ian. Tc--21xN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-19
NOTICE..

John DoSHRR respectfully inform, his friend. and the
~ public generally that he intends the House
Carpenters and JpinsrS business this city,
witt, Ellis Brown. They will endeavour 10 give
their employers and will render any required either
Planning making and the
riou. branches OF buld,nsor they viii! bindings
entire. They will also undertake building in The country,
sorenote To make igeOnYepient to teu business the
city.
s5hOcke Hill, Jan. IL. Ts-21wi,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-19
FORTRESS MONROE.

sJusatsary z, 1926.
TI>HE undersigned will receive SEALED PROPOSALS
li the 4.h p,eSno foi the suprlye Twenty Thousand
oi stone tor the Of FvJtress Monroe
Cattle Calhou"ne half of which he bud-
ing quality and she other half 10 he uar rough each
stone weighing not les, an Thousand pounds Tie build
ins to Posses the following properties The
good oeds dnd Ia the length and breadth be
aud TO bear such proportions tue Thickness of
good bond, aud 10 he uf such require
men 10 LIT H. The whole of the be hard u
rable quality.
The deliveries tohe made follows and in
OF ouidps and oush at zach port respectively, the Epy
neer experimenting shall direct, viz:
Before the expiration quarter Guiding SOh Of June
1896, '''>'
OF building, $500 pesohes.
Rough 1900 do
During the neat quarter,
W Building, 500 pefeles.
Rough, 800 10
Aud during the last quarter,
Vi Building, 1900 perhe..
Rough, 1000 do
The Inspections 10 be made eYclus by Engineer Of
eer at each by such other pe,on he may appoint
TO perform the duty
Security to the of one-hird Of the contract will he
required, and tue Of the persons intended he
as snretes for the faithful execution Of the contract mu be
forwarded with the proposals.
jan ~. T8--iFeb q. GRATIOTT. It Col
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-19

PURSUANT TO n decree Of the county Of Hanover
will be exposed sale to the highest bidder tbe prem
ise on 9th day Of February nsxt IL fair " not the neat
fair day csedh Of years the Of land Of which the
e John Anderson died ssed the said county, lying
amunkey River FIVE miles below Hanover courthouse, pnd
three miles above Hanover Town, containing 10y esoaton
HUNDRED and acres be tire ies,Bonds
9Th approved security and deed OF r.i upon Ine lano WI
Person, disposed 20 purchase wall be hewn the land by Mr.
LaD.y Jones or Mr Richard Iiundley living Immediately
10 d, neighbourhood. THE COMMISSIONERS.
7J-lA-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-19
RHMGAR5S E4RM

WILL be sold Wednesday the FIST day Of February
w next aud possession given immediately, 20 the highest
bidder before Mr. Edward X. Doi,nards Tavern 10 Eay
credit Of two tchye years. as 10 suit purchasers, the well
known aud beautiful Farm, open 10 the Chesapeake Bay
the mouth n Hungsf the former and old established Ferry
Norfolk and Hampton ocnsinng 49i ], IN beau
tfo and complete order, both dwelling, ouhouse snd
eosues sud 10 every es<e has every and
fort There Is also another comfortable dwelling attached
sid farm With and passage Kitchen
barn &eLAtfschcd also Eve small which yield
aren't upwards Of 100 dollar, yearly Tor further pareusr
sppIy TO II. -. BOWDOIN, Ext
EesviIle. Jan. 10. TS--Htf Of Y. Bus~doin, dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-19
FRESH GOODS.

I'VE are no receiving by almost every opportunity from
w Richmond fresh supply e goods bought auction
& best terms, by H. H. Montague, residing there for the
purpose Of giving additional advantages ~ esbnmen
t Mace ~ well as the al Psrkusonyiue. From the
le bases say with oon6lence that having
peneed partner nehmond will he found much to the
adgaot,ge Of our customers aud ourselves We have Just
feeeived also from Ees York splendid selection Of fancy
sod bought for cash by merchant Of mfch taste IN that
market; al o. which offer the lowest prices Tor cash,
s,n for The latter. We will give The ghes priee
At LavfenceyiiIe,or 10 Fox aud Montague, Richmond.
MONTAGUE MOTLEY co.
Dee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-19
JOHN III. CHRISTIAN, q
ROBERT CHRISTIAN, IS

fHHE subscribers undcr the FoA Aivbia ne N
transact central commission business Their ser
vices their friends and the public generally They pre-
pared 10 receive cotton Ursge sale, and the
attention any busincss entrusted them our H.
b. Montague will attend strictly he selection any goods
that may he wanting by country friends either suction or
ny private purchase. Office On'CsTy st., abgye
Mospcure, R0balson x Peasants. CHS. l. Fox
n,c Ga-tf IL MDhYNGJyE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-19
n TEGCRER IVS RJEO

YOUNG Man DESTROYS of taking charge snail School
aud who can come well recommended teach the Greel
and Latin languages obtain employment for the
year, and liberal wages in gvntsnan family, living tn,
Nohe part OF the state Of N Carolina Person. ac.ous
'on o, the kind will please eave their address and
Jan. -,F
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-19

RUNAWAY from the subscriber 10 Chi, plsss the 18th
~ day Of November negro the property Of Mai ~.
Pperson Of Neuken,, named ROBIN, who sometimes eai
hnseN Robert Cham5riaye he is about feet ten inches
sb of rather sIght evnpectou, though nuatto abo,
% years old induced obelieve that he will endeavvn
get 70 New York other o. the Northern cities. lie
Us wife N,bloe, tavern, Pefcrsburg add may possibly
lurking place. will give areward Of ten dollars, IT.
fngh the state AUD IL the fifty dollars, and de-
".ssB expeasrs AgSER MIfC1iEL<.
taa.s 71-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-19
EXECUTIVE DEPARTSiENI', !

H,chmood, 18th may,fS25.
NOTICE hereby given, that from this time forward all
IN persons Offering themselves prnepa,or securities TO
eoptO be approved by the Executive, will be
10 the wh affdays 10 legal form
x the value the property which they would bons hJs
pOsr,ss after the payment OF sll theirdebts.
BY order, w. H. RtCHARD5ON, G.. G.
Mnv 6---H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-19

TIME eeehre,ed running horse and well established
xeitsr, Sir william, will stand the ensuing our
stable Prices I'D ground, two nudes shove uIole
capyhoost. WM GAGE5a
"a :. 7t-2s1et B.a. GATSEss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-19
LANU EOR N.ALE.

TWILL be sold the premises the 18th day Of February
w IL fair not the fair day, pursuant
OF the county court of Newkent, credit
two years. the plantation wheisou Erdge Roper resided
the e of his death containing about $50 situated IN the
aboa miles below Providence Fuge and the
snd place, another tract Of Land containing about
This tract the CicSahonony within mite OF the
i iaenoue tract fhe purchaser, viii required
bonds with approved security together with Deed
Trust the land the purchse money. The under
signed appointed by the court eay the said
decree into eject will sw the said paee Of Land any
person wishing the before the DAY OF
JONES Il. CHkISMIAE, g
JOHN ii. Christian,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-19
Norfolk L0le Steam Boats and Packets
CREaT COCKAf.aTCU.

GREAT COCK-MaTCH.
TWILL commence at Courhou,e the 1ith OF
against King William ani Caoline hity cocks will be
shown side; dollars the aud 500 the oddi the
Ilst day bae-roya The cookers will be furnished with
slightly eoop, and the public accommodated superior e
Tan ~ 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-02-02
!4iarritS.

III 'h's Town on Thursday evening last, bv
'ho kef mr. Cammell mr. Tho ana C,rJ,or,
- - miss faaaah Tew, daughter of mr. Joshun
On SUNDAY evening last, b. The Rev mr.
Gam'ell' mr. Dancl Edwards, ir. of Charles:
lowp' " miss C!arissa Clifford, daughter Of
ml, jeremiah Clifford, of Portsmouth.
~ In Wexford, 10th ,lt by the Rev mi,
Northnp, mr. George Tiilinghast, of TollanJ,
conl TO mass Mary Updile Eldred, daughter
'' ,,onert Eldrod, Esq. OF the former place.
AT St"nlngton. (Con.) on the I5th Jan.
.,a'hnel s ward, Esq Of New Shorohnm. tS
mss m wary IL; Perry, daughter of the aio mr..
"oofge H. NJ. Perry, OF Charlcstown
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-02-02
Extract Of a letter. dated

hio DE JASEfko, SO7. ~, 1SkJ.
II Is currently reported that the Brazil
nan government On consequence of dos
patches received by the Brazilian brig Of
war Cabodc, arrived last evening from
hontcvideo) is going TO declare war imnr.
diatHly against Buenos Ayres and ,,,,
IaI. Taylor will beappoin'ed to cornmand
'he squadron at the River La Plata. Seve.
raj vessels lately arrived have been robbed
by privateors near the line.
several transports with 300 troors sail
Cd for Monteyldeo fifteen days since, under
convoy ot frigate and two sloops Of war.
! ne decisive victory gained by IRE Pa,ri-
ms over The Brazilian troops on the 18th
= pct bas had tendency to destroy all con.
ndence which the latterrepo in thcirmili-
ILa,iry discipline, better equipments, &C.
ne loss of the Drszilian siJc vas ip1 kill
ed.-i'O priYatcs AL 3! 0f,cers, pnsc no. s;