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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-04

Extract efaktter from a gentleman Of great
information IN London, to his corresb7n-
dent IN Boston, dated FEB. %.
" WhilstIwar and destruction are threat
ening TO oyerwhelm us, our little island en-
Joys numerous blessings. Oar winter has
been unusually mild; and, excepting about
DAYS in the commencement of January,
the thermometer has varied very lietle from
So degrees, which, taking the whole ave.
rage Of the month, was rather warmer then
the average of last June! The abundant
crops of grain for the last two years have
reduced the price of al the necessary eat
ablas, and whilst food has lessened in price,
the labour Of the Artlzan has INCREASED, so
that the poor are comfortable, and the pre-
sent appearance OF the season promise con-
tinuance Of the benefits of the elements and
Of the soil
The enemy Of all national happiness, b.
naparte, is making every effort {. invade
this county, not by fighting, as in former
times, butby stealth, with numerous armed
boats and small vessels. The grand depot
is at Boulogne; and a second in Holland E;
but it mast appear contemplate in the diff
6culty of single boat appearing from un-
der their own land batteries the moment
they venture further, they are taken, or
blown to.pieces BY our small cutters. Of
their invading boats there are at least 600
at Boulogne, capable of carrying 60 600
men; but these boats cannot come out of
the harbour in one tide; they must occu-
by vast space; and the adj acent seas are
crowded by our trigates and ships ofwaE,
which would blow them to atoms. The
French have no covering feet, for evers-
port is closely blockaded from Toulon to
Hayre and Calais. We have at least 500
ships in commission; we possess 100000
armed men united In one ardent mind. We
have king, whom well know, and have
been much with, and believe him to be the
best informed man, as well as the most
beloved in Europe, for the protection of
whom, and of our happy constitution, eve
ry man would, in the present state of pa
triotic enthusiasm, devote his life and for
tune.
6 Our debt is truly great; but what is
the national debt bat super abundance of
wealth. We shall probably soon want
loan OF 10 millions; but ii is so small that.
every one is IN despair least he< should not
have slice Of 1t; whereas 40 millions
could be raised in 40 hours, if required
If the national debt were paid off, where
must the super-abundant wealth be invest
ed !; neither agriculture, nor manufactures
could absorb It; and other nations must
be requested TO take it off our hands. Be-
sides, BY taxing il ad H6itu'n, as in the pre-
sent income tax, those who possess the
principal, really pay the tax. If paper be
not the same wealth as the precious metals,
it produces the same benefits; for if the
paper were annihilated, the buildings, the
agriculture, the manufactures it has formed
and improved, remain. 1t is, therefore,
more than mere sign of wealth; it is
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HOLLAND.
a Ietter tram the Hague, Fe
bruarY 4, 1904.

- q q 519It7 7700I lVs 5dg0e, Fe-
bruary 4, 1904.
:. vii! give you proof of the public
..H n this country. Last Saturday a
,'aSS vas d.s.isetly heard here. at Rotter-
.@, Z; Leyden, every where in this vicin-
a report was circulated AZ the sane
IS, taatthe Duke al York had landed with
8 hundred thousand men. in two points,
!. s,salantand near the TreeI. Immedi-
{, ~, every countenance almost bespoke
!, s's'9s'ioa, aad every heart rsjoiced con-
, s.; atoms we're mltuo.iy given and re.
Nse. OsanSe coekades again appeared
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f. Notice.

t. NOt2Ce.
The Veary Of the Epifcopal Church
of Alexandria, beg leave to inform it's members,
as alto the citizens of the town in general, that
Mr.. Samuel Keller,
who has officated as Clerk, and ALTO taught one
quarters fnging, has agreed to continue his fer
vices in thar linz. Mr.. keller has returned
10 the nor'hward, for the purpo(e of removing
his family to this place, which ne expects viii
be IN the cou'(: Of three months, and as he in
tents making this town his place Of permanene
reiidence, he hopes for continuance of public
favor 10 the line of his protection.
Mar 4.
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altra,sgta DaIlp aberttssr.
FRIDAY, MAY 4.

Arrived Yesterday, schooner Sparrow,
.,aa Coleman 25 days from Jamaica.
sftthere brig Enterprise, capt M'Cobb
,flhis port to sail in week the schr. E
r.abeth capt. Rowland of this port had
sssu captured by French privateer and
captured by an English frigate and bro't
80 Port Royal, only the Cook on board.
nth ut, spoke brig Two Friends, Smith,
rom St. Jago to New York with passen-
GERS, out 9 days.
On the 21st of April lat. %, Is, long.
4 was brought too by French privateer
i gnns IS men, who ordered capt. Cole
nan OF board with his papers where they
astained him and his men and took pos
.,ssion oil. bis boat with which they sent
o,r Of their men on board the schr. cut all
her light sails from the yards, unrove the
best Of hsr running rigging, took from the
raDt. pair Of pistols, a sword and several
o,her articles, broke open the seamens
bests and took out all the money they
,rood in need f,& broke open all the letters
N board. They had at the same tins six
Americans confined in the hold belonging
70 an American brig which they had
mevioasly captured.
Spoke the brig Two Brothers, captain
Hartshorne from Norfolk, for France,
Cape Henry bearing n. w. by w. distant
10leagues.
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HatrLsm, March 8.

On the z9;h Of Feb. lar, was Sbynlsad a
FAR, TOR the third time, in the fhort fpace Of s
weeks, threatened with the oyerAowing of the
S0Opers rear Spsa'pd1m- On the aforelaid d4y
ne L ioir ihsli after in the morning to A
Sn's above the max at Amaerdam. Tie
s9d was N. n. Eft. and at half az c S the
'sssr was.lien 70 AZ inches beyond the mark,
'a'a I'm. Of the fanding water began to run
'stih' DYKE. Happily the wa,er fell. At
NO o'c'cok i, food a, 4 inches, and began 70
gain; when, the wind being le', and to
ny. Ear, i, rofe only to 40 ! inches, afgcr that
kg, ba' not 70 iow that sny OF the iluices
.pd be opened 20 dilcharge the water thar had
Spmat.ted infde.
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IDuut(c SALE.

TOMORROW, at II o'clock, will
be fold at the late dwelling houf. of A. S.
Swoope, Prince ffreet.
All the perfonal ESTATE
Of the deceafrd, conhfing of variety of China,
Queens and Gals Ware, &c.
Philip G. McyfeIJer.
May 4.
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FROM ENGLAND.

Extract efaktter from a gentleman Of great
Information IN London, to his corresbon-
dent in Boston, dated Feb. %.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-08
APPENDIX.

To avoid ncumberrg the body CT the foregoing lit
tie dhcourie, have not therein mentioned the recey-
ed opinion III Virginia, which very much attributed
the promoting theie perurbacons MIR. Laurence s.
Mr. Bacon with his other adherents, efteem-
ed, as but wheels agitaed By the weight of his former
and prelent reenments, after their choler RATED
up to very high PITCH at having been 10 long add
otten) trifed with their humble applications to
the Governr for his mediate taking in hand the npa
ipeedy meanes towards topping the continued efu
lions OF 10 much Engldh boud, from time time -
the Indians; which comon fentinl'ts have the NOE
reaon TO believe not altogether grouudlee, be-
cauie myef have heard him lin his familiar diicorule)
intimate as if his fancy gave him prolpe6 of indng
(at one time or other) ioae expedeDt only
pare MS great loe but Herewith fee thofe abues
rectihed that the countrey opprefed with through
les he aid) the forwardnesa varice g. french depuick
methods of the Governr & lieygiie know him to be
thinking man, & tho nicely horeit, aable, & without
bienh, in his Conversation * dealings, yet did he ma
hiteit abundance of uneanes in the snje of his hard
uiages, which mghtPromp him toimprove thatIndian
quarrel TO the fervce of his anotes and for this the
more fair and frequent opportunities offered them
ieves 70 hun by his dwelling at James town, where
was the concourie from all parts to the Covern'r and
beiIdes that he had married wealthy widow who
kept large houie Of pubiick entertannt which
reforted thoe Of the beh quality, and fuch Others
bufneiie called TO that town, and his parts with his
even temper made his convere coveted by perfos of
all ranks 70 that being fubtie, and having thee ad
vantages he might with lefe difficulty diicover
incinations, and initill his notions where he found
thoie would be imbibd with greateh latisfadiion.
AS for MIR. Bacon fame did lay to his charge the
having run out his Patrimoney in England except what
he brought to Virginia and Of that the moi part to
be exhaufted, which together made him fulpe6led o.!
eating eye to Gearch for reinforcement in the from
bled waters Unpopular dhcontents wanting patiencs
to wait the death his oppuent coun, old Col Ba-
con, whole eitate he expected to inherit.
But he was TOO young, too much Rranger there,
and of difpoton too precptate, to manage things to
that length thoie carried, had net thoughtfull
MIR. Laurence been at the bottom.
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Mia Salver, Is bei,s, ) es;..5 and =. e., t,a;. A..
pruinond wsshrousht -, waen The Co,ety,'r h.,c-
on ooard IMP CAME inedis,e,y to fhore Ind c,-,
n'ented him with the ironicS;i lsrca.in &c = low ~
iayng Mr.. Drumond YOU ssevsry ,eles,,e ; -,
more glad to Zee YOU, than anv man r. y:.r;.:1
Mr. Drunrnond ycu ihal be hanr'a in hais -,
hour VINO sniwered what yo'r hon. ui..f.s srS =.
ioca as council Of cou'd meet f1s fs,.s,As
anpStcht aud gbtet ereSsed (Which took m 49,
two houres) ne was executed. '
his MIR. Drun,ond wasa iober Scotch sertIer,.,,
OF COED reYute with wkcue y had ROT ? n,r,;r,j
acquaintance nor DO know III cauia Of ttt tanoop-
ms honr had aganit him. other than his pr..sal,n
IN comon FOR the pu6c bu. meeting him by aoc.n,
the morning left tie town. advised him to DC very
~ary'tor he law the Govern'r had put brand slpon
nm nc (gravey expecting my nare) anlyyt.ed am
III over ihoes, viii be over boots which was for
ny to heare and left him.
me iait account OF Mr.. Laurence was from \, up
Peiino! plantation, whence he ard -four OTIS 49,
perado' with hortes piaois ETC. marcl.'J a,y,
lnow ANGLE deep, who were thought to have ca,s 6e
ieVes INTO branch OF foine river rather treo 10 10
treated like Drumond " -
Bacons body was 10 made away. as his home. ,y.,i
never found to be expoied gbbet IS was purpo,4
isones being laid in his con, iuppoiei to be done b
Laurence.
Near this time arrived i,all fleet with rsp;,..
from England S'r John Berry ADMIRAL, Col Eierber:
lotteries commander of the land forces and Gel Nor
'rlon who had one year been former Govern there
ii. three joined i'll coniiion with or to S'r William
barclay loon after when general court and alto an
ahenibiy were held, where fonle Of our former aen,
by with 10 many others were put to DEATH diverfe
whereof were perions of honefi regulations and hand
Tome etates, as that the aembly petitioned the Co
Vernr to ipi no more bloud, and MIR. Preney at hi.
coming home told me, he believed the Covern.r
would have hangd half the countrey, if they had h..
him alone the frft was Mr. Bland whole friends II,
EnPland had procured his pardon be fen over with
the fiieet which he pleaded his tryall, was in ths
Governrs pocket, Ohio whether twas 10 or, how il
came there, knew not, yet did hear twas open.
~ contradictory but he was anfwered by Col Nor
riion that he pleaded his pardon at iwcrts point.
which was lool'd upon odd fort of reply, and he
was executed; as was taked) by private inirut4ion.
from England the Duke of York having fwom "by
god Bacon and Bland fhoud DE.
The Govern went III the fleet to London (,vhe-
ther by comand from his najefy or pontaneous did
not hear leaving Col Jcferyes in his place, and by
next ihipping came back perlon who waited on his
honr in his voyage, and until his death, from whom
report was whiiperd about, that the king did iae
that old fool has hang'd more men in that naked
country, then he had done for the inurther OF his IA
Their, whereof the Governr hearing dyed ICON
after without having een his najeiy; which buts up
this Tragedy.
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VALUABLE HOUSES & LOTS.
TIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SIR Or psy

TIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SAFE OR RENT,
7 HAT handfome BRICK TENEMENT in
which he at prefent reides beautifully fituated
on ShockG Hill, hort distance from the Capitol in
very healthy and agreeable part of the city. The
houe Quilt of the best materials & quite new)s SO by
81 feet, two story high, in which are feven good
rooms and ten foot paGage the whole width OF the
houfe, with convenient clofets and cellar inferior
to in this city attached to which are two half
lots, both OF which may he had with liz.
houfe.
hLSO, FOR RENT OR LEASE,
A finall, reat, two-fsory BRICK TENE-
MEN1, On the neighbourhood of Mr.. Thomas Rr-
therfoord) containing FIVE good rooms, paIages, co-
ets, &c. &C. with the requilse out buildings and 3
good well of water.
md FOR SHE,
Several handiome unimproved HALF-ACRk
LOTS, egibly Gtuated OH the Hill.
~ A great bargain may be had in any part ortne
whole Of the above property offered for fate and lbe-
raj credit given for the greater part Of tine money
For further particulars, apply to
SPOTSWOOD LIPSCOMpE.
July 81. eS-tf
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YIRCINIA

At 4 SUPERIOR coURr or cHANcERY, Holden ~
RIcHaoND, MARCH the 18th, 1904.
BrfzUeeH
John SOMERVILJ, Plaintiff.
INT
LUCAS SULLIVAN and WILLIE Dst,.,....
AM BASKERVILLE,
TIE defendant, Lucas Sullevan, not having
L entered his appearance and given ccarty accord
ing to the aet Of AGembly and the rules Of this COURT
and appearing the tiaetion Of the court that he
is not an nhabtant Of this country on the motion Of
the plaintiff, by his council it is ordered, that the fd
defendant DO appear here the ra day Of next Sep
terber erm and anfwer the bill of the plaintiff, and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inherited in fors
newlpaper in the city Of Richmond, for two months
luecevey and ported at the front door Of the Capi-
tcl, in the iaid city.
A Copy--Tefe, r. TINSLEY, &C
July IS. eW2s r
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eircuitous rout ptbarg, heretofore. 1t is pro-
bable, ao thas for fonie time to at leat) the
ihortcl road to New-Ccnnecfcut, will be this way
Not far from I'll, fource of the principal fork of the
Olean, is the OIL Spring, which produces the Seneca
Oil; 70 eaesned by the Indians, that, in the fale of
their territory, they reerved mile fquare include
the iprng. Difficulty of acceis this prng, has hi
therto oppofed fcientic examination of all les qui-
ties, This obtace WILL in great degree, be removed /,
the road from Gcnnelee and Angelica pafng the
fpring. Hence forward, the curious may indulge
their aubabe dpoition for reiearch, and perhaps by
the reiult confer benefit on focety.
Iii conetured that itate-road to frike che hore
OF Lake Erie fon,e diftance below Pref1ule,
plated few years Gnce mutt PATS far north from
the Oil Spring when the honorable the Legislature
fha in their wiidon,, enact law for its etabihnent.
The routes to the mouth Of the Oean, are, by Al
bany, Utica, Geneva, &c. or, BY Newburg Or Cati-
kill, Ofwego, Bath, Angelica, SC.
Beiides the roads ,owarC' he mouth Of the Olean,
there one from Batavia, the feat ofuice Of Gennef
fee county, which falls into the road from Gennelee
in the 9th ,owahp, I'd range, of the holland company
lands From Cerefton IN Pennsylvania, but IL miles
above the mouth of the Olean there is road by Pine
creek, &c. to Philadelphia The whole ditance from,
Philadelphia, is but about 2o6 miles to the Oean. The
importance OF this ituation 70 convenient place o
e;nbarkation to the Ohio and M;lifhpp territories
ean be b.tt judged of by infpetiion OF the map.
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ACADEMICAL EXHIBITION.

ON the fxtb of July, feven of J. OcrLvIE's
~ fenior pupils will pronounce original orations II,
the Capitol for the purpofe of exhibiting fpecimen
OF their proficiency in hof branches of literature and
ged. f'''~-' '"e
l-LIwN BANKS will deliver an Grafton. on an
intereiting principle in political economy.
2-WILLIAM PoPE, on the comparative advsnta-
ees and attractions of Hiitory and moral fiction.
3-cHARLrS Hill, on the profpees of foeiety in
the United States ~
4-WILLIAM RoANE, on the connection beswixs
cheniiftry and agriculture.
5-RIcHARD Ellis, on the utility Of periodical
ehays. F''-'''''
6-THoMAs JoEts, on Happineis.
7.-EDwARD GOODWIN, on Education.
- The parents of the young peflons whole educa2
t,on Is unlimited to OoILvIE's fuperintendanc., and
the citizens of Richmond generally are reipsc96Ill
invited to vliit thu Capitol ON this location
+. s. The exhibition will commence at ten ocIost
in the forenoon. q
June so.
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N o T..

he Office of Supervifor Of the Revenue for
the Dttriet Of Virginia beng discontinued, and
e ulmihed buiinels Of the fad Office transferred to
me; the Collectors Of the Direct Tax and Internal
NeVenue' Whole accounts have not been finally adult
ell and paid, hereby informed that thew are no,,
re99eted to call at nay Office in the city of Richmond
without delay, and pay the balances due to the United
e'A'e' JOSEPH SCOTT,
or Martial ", u.
1~ (ePd)
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Virginia pcihaps contains 1t the pfefsht day. not
more thanS Or 10.
a. the fouthern itates thcf, contribute 10 much
revenue 60 the Gupport of the government
.ould it moi feem equitable to allow them
proportional ihare of approximation aid iaHui
ence IN idme OF its important departments
Have we not thus ditcovered for Mr. Ely an adj
ditional "compenfatiou" produced by the fitu-
ation OF our country, "to the. ftates not holding
ilaves, for this unequal principle in fspreirnts-
ton %
In oppoGtion to thefe two principles, argu.
ments may be drawn from the theory of a re-
publican government. 1t will be faid, that the
number of perfons in each rate ought to be the
ftandard for regulating the proportion of thofe,
who are to rcpreient the people OF each fate
and that ilaves are coniidered as property, not
As perions. celebrated writer T has, howe
yer, denied this lat petition. He fays they par
take of both theie qualities. In being protect
ed on the other hand in his life and in bis limbs,
againit the violence of all others, even the mater
of his labour and his liberty and in being pu-
niiliablc himielf for all violence committed a.
gainit Others, the ilave is evidently regarded by
the law as member of the focety as moral
perton, not as amere article of property. The
federal contribution therefore, decides with
great propriety on the cafe of our laves, when
1t views them in the MKT character of perlons &
OF property. "-Again.---"L Let the cafe of the
llaveS be coniidered, as in truth it is, peculiar
one. Let the compromising cxpedient of the,
contribution be mutually adopted, which regards
them as inhabitants, but as debated by ftrvitude
below the equallevel of free in habitants; which
regards the gaVs as diveited as two-ffths of the
| nlan.'E
BMsys Political Djqasftion5.
+ Tire FederoiN No. 81.
GAHatih's H1eaU Of FinanesJ, p. so
Morse's II. Geegrapky,b. a5s.
Il FederaLN.
! ~ Josv Hf1L Smith, 1viN deliver an
GRAFTON in THE Capitol, on tie at Of Juiy.
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Ar QUARTERLY COURT Continued ANB rttn
FOR PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, MAY TINE 22p,
1904.
WILLIAM WHITE, & Co pla;n,;E.
AGAINST
THOMAS GIBSON & ROBERT
b. GIBSON, Defendants
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plaintiffs.
M cHANcERr.

HE defendant Thomas Chiffon not HAVING
entered his appearance and given fecurity accord
ing to an act of the General Ahentbly and the ru oe
this court and appearing to the fatsfa;on of tb
court that he IS not an nhabitant of this ae ON the
motion OF the plaintiffs, by their council il is ordered
that the aid defendant Thomas Chiffon do appear here
on the frit day OF Auguh next and anfyer tbe
Piantlfs bill and that copy of this order be fourth
with inherited IN Tome one Of the public newipapers
printed in the city of Richmond for two months iceec
lively and alto poed the front door of the court.
buie OF this county-And the defendah; Rob.r, n
Gibion, upon whom attachment for his contemn,
in not anwering the bill Of the plaintiffs hath been re-
turned executed tl falling TO anfwer the fame the
court, this twenty-lecond day Of Mar in the wear of
our Lord one thouiand eight hundred and four on the
motion of the plaintiffs, by their council, doth faks
their bill for eonfeed, to that defendant, and win
proceed at future day TO decree the matter thereof
unles the isd defendant Robert Gibfon ON or before
the next term after he fha have been ferved with a
copy of this order, thew caule to the CONTRARY.
a Copy. TeRe,
BENJAMIN WATKINS, .sNI~1
(eS2n--ls
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We learn that General Court Martial vii,
aliemble in this town on Wedneflay next, fo;
the trial of ieyeral officers under arreft.
Bottom Gag.
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We underfand that Mr.. John J. Murray,
American Conful at Glafgow, Scotland, has re-
queited leave OF government to return home. not
finding the climate of that country to agree win
his health. TCb. Cir Ca,
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At the capture Of Surinam by the Britih two of the
Dutch forts were carried by form. In one fort Dutch
officer let fire to magazine and blew up himfolf
and 80 Enghihnen including sne or two officers.
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT e SHOE MAWUFdCTtTbFR Err.

MAiE-sTREET, RICHMOND,
MAKES BOOTS and SHOES to ant p,tter,
IVA or Fafhion, equal in point of MArEsiALs and
WoRKMANsHfP toany in general ufc
~ Imported BOOTS and SHOES. Of rho 6rH
quality and neweR fahion, for lale
June 30 Cep6ih)
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PHILADELPHIA, June Is.

A wretch who has been in the practice of 60
ing from houfe to houfe with crackers for iale,
was detected in theft yefterday morning, in
the following fngular manner: Going into a
hatter's near the drawbridge, and finding no one
in the fore, he mott impudently picked up hat
which lay on the counter, and put it into his
baileet; "a very large one, which we may fup-
poie he kept for this efpecial purpoie) but in his
hurry to be of, did not obferve that a ball of
Irvine was attached to the lining of it. He had
fcarce left the fore, when the owner came in
from the parlour, and without feeling any per-
fon, obferved his ball of Irvine in motion on the
floor; upon going to the door, he had no diff
Guilty in tracing the clue to the wretch's baiket,
where he not only found his hat, but fcveral fets
of knives and forks, which the villain had but a
few minutes before ftoen from an ironmonger
the very next door. He is now " in durance
VILE" where we truit he will lay until juftice
and the offended laws are fatished.
Twop erfons were arreifed and committed to prifon
on Thurfday evening on fufpcion of counterfeiting
Bank Notes. They were detected pafling counter
fst no-es of the Bank of the United States, and when
Examined, found poneiIed of large quantities, to
the amount of feveral thou(and dollars They be-
ieved to b. part of the Eaitern gang. ID.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-30
COMMUNICATION.

be foklcSVing gentlemen are recommended b. d
nn'n5sr Of Stakeholder cf tie Bank of Vtya
,sintN, as proper perj5ns to jill tbc office At DE-