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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-11
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! hat the fourth instssl.ent i
on each share, is called for, W. u = 1a
pda oil rbetore the 2oth ne IN aei
10 tie act Of Congress, enlif,s5 "l''' a8as
thorislng the c;cction CT Mil Aass
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BY order of tie Directors,
Daclel Carroll. ofD,,
March 40. pAAslprsr
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TO LET,

TO LEI,
sHAT eligible stand for business h'e'y
4 occupied by Mr. Charles Hehhe'e'"' LAG
corner Of King and Fairfax-streets.
K. I. TAYLOR.
Executor QfJohn Watts.
Ton 9
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March 10.

t. Grcen'ng Apples, c,,,.
berries, Potatoes, and Ci1u !,
barrels,
FOR SALE BY
John G. Ladd
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BY N. G.. DUFIEF,
.4psAor Of Nature Displayed IN her mode @
teaching language TO man, ahhHed TO the
French language, &C.

The first book of nation is the dictienr
Vi their own language.
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lUoI kLCLAV IL
BIZ The Su6sn6er,
a ooo,, assortment of mems fine and coarse
Shoes.
Boys do. do.
yVomens' and girls do, do.
Excellent Potatoes for seed or family use.
Sweet Oil in boxes or retail.
Craaberries.
Picked HOLSTERS in kegs.
Lines, and Lime-Juice N bottles.
TaIaarinds.
England Cider in barrels.
I homas Patten.
Z March |. ----
Charitable Marine Society Lot
terry.
Twenty second days drawing the "n eel
gainel . oigss
Former gain, ''@a
Total S 22,23o
A few Tickets for sale at u dollars
Ticket. in the Black River Lottery whica
begins drawing in April next given IN ex-
change for prizes in the Charitable Marine
LOTTERY.
Present price Of Black River Tickets
dollars.
Robert Gray.
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ar Printing in its various Innate
sxecu.ed with accuracy ana 4''f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

years, he (Mr. Waitman) had been expose
to the personalities of that Hen Baronet an,
his friends. He had, perhaps, forgotten. thai
wnen he was IN 4 minority on the Questo
OF the Treason and Sedition Bills, gentlemen
insisted upon division, in order that il might
be seen " who were the enemies Of the Coun-
try. AS to what was called the monietl
interest, although he was himself trades
man, lie would never look much to thS
mor'ed interest to support constitutions
prEc,P's; nor to Bank Directors, who ca
get Acts of Parliament to prevent them pay
ing their notes IN cash, and who receive :
per cent. Tor interest on bit of paper in
trinsically not worth a penny. On this sub
lect ne read long passage from 'peech
Lord Chatham, which had been often quo
ted, in which his Lordship says, THAT h,
had the most perfect contempt for the 4 STA
TIC plunderers in Leaden hall street, and for
the jol,oers in Change alley; thev were
generally a race of blood suckers and muck
worms, VINO professed themselves ready To
support every succeeding edministi a, zion,
but TO whom no Administration could place
dependence. These men always appeared
IN support OF any new war, or loan, or Job,
IN which they could have any interest. -
After q variety of other observations, he
concluded by moving an amendment to- the
Report. The object of the amendment was
to substitute statement, Thar the CITY
knew hos 10 distinguish between the benefi-
cent intention OF his Majesty, aud the profit
gate wicked sys EN- OF his advisers; and that
IN the present calamitouS situation of affairs
it was not advisable To appoint q day of
rejoicing"
This amendment zoQs neganucd.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24
ROBERT GREE.NHO
AUD Il * TNEEyF1CW,
MERCHANT, in Williamsburg, will
lHk pose Of the uoia all. and most eLipihLp ,

M ERCHANT, IN Williamsburg, will dis.
Iva pose Of the oalaa6!e and most eiigi6iv si,H-
cted TENEMENT, on which he now resides,
in this city, at credit of one, two, three < four
years; bonds with approved security, to be gi-
ven by the purchaser, bearing interest from their
dates, until paid Or he will receive in exchange
improved or unimproved LOTS, IL and about the
city OF Richmond, at an agreed on price.
All the advantages attached to this property,
cannot well be described in AN advertisement -
They are left to he Judged of by those Inclined
to treat with hm-suttce it, however, to say,
tn the dwelling house is roomy and spacious,
that 1t has every convenient out house, necessa.
- for those moving in the genteelest sphere
With newly erected store, for mercantile purpo-
that it is situated on the south side of the
main street, in the centre ofthe city distant from
the court house, market and church, or 500
yards that its front is open the right and left
to two spacious public squares, at once adding to
the prospect, and giving free circulation to the
air That the whole : nement is in a compleat
and perfect state Of repair; and that the build
ings stand insur lagains, fire, by the Mutual In.
surance Company, in Richmond The premi-
ums, quotas, &c. all duly settled up to the LIST of
April last. To add to the conveniency of such
AS may be inclined to possess this property, acre
of ground laid down in Glover, about 200 yarC's
FROM his house, also, OH the main. street, and a
tract of Land, containing between 80 and 100 a.
ores, covered with oak, hickory and pine, 8
miles from the town, yielding an mexhaustible
supply of fuel, will be attached.
Ii he is successful in the disposition by sale, or
exchange of this property, he will sell eight o.
Their ienements, on the same terms all of which
are most eligibly situated, in different parts of
the city, on the main-strcet and except one,
which has just undergone thorough repair, ali
tenanted out to respectable tenants, punctual in
their stipulated payment of rents and which
Che will convince those, inclined to purchase, }
Go annually weld revenue. the DrIce he has
affixed on them, of fully per cent. irea from all
deductions, for the repair of natural decays.
These tenements are all in good order; s, what
operates greatly i'll their favor, they are scarcely
ever untenanted. Thee of them are also insu-
red, and all demandable premiums and quotas
tuii, pad
My brother, Mr.. George Grcenhow, residing
in Richmond, viii, il applied to, give more &C.
curate description of the above mentioned pro-
perry, and negotiate with such may feel dis
posed TO treat for their purchase.
Williamsburg, november 3. 4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

M & 3. MYERS-OFFFR FOR SALE
IVA 100 BoxeS fresh Raisins,
30 Trails Hard and Soft Shell Almonds,
White and Brown Havana Sugars,
and Muscovado Sugars by the hid. OF Dbl.
Choulsn, Imperial, Hyson & Souchong Teas.
Sherry and Madeira Wine, Cordials,
Pennsylvania Rye Whskey, Mustard. Pepper,
Ginger, Cinnamon, Pimento, Bottle Corks,
Havana Cigars,
8 by 10 and lU by ~ Window Glass,
White Lead and Spanish Brown,
Green Copperas,
Printing and Wrapping Paper,
De Silver's Playing Cards,
German Oznaburgs,
Ravens Duck,
Cotton Hosiery by the package OR dozen,
Cotton Cambricks, Shifting and Dimities, by
package or piece,
a few Bales OF Woolens, CONSISTING Of
Strong Outfits, Pl4ins, Half Thicks < kerseys
With constant supply of best Dutch Boiling
Cloths.
november 81. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

Nm Wednesday, December 81, 18O9-At
~ the late dwelling house of Nathaniel Ian.
caster, deed. abort ten miles ABOVE the court
house, in Prince Edward county, on ApDomattox
river WA I've sold, TO the highest bidder, the
following PROFER1r, belonging TO the estate
ct the deceased, valuable st jck nj Horses, Cat
tie, Hogs and Sheen, the plantation Utensils,
household aud kitchen Furniture, too tedious TO
mention.
ALSO Nine valuable NEGROES; also, the
crop ot C""f, Wheat, Oats and Fodder. ere.
DIT vt twelve month will be given the purchasers,
on their giving bond, with approved security.
All those who have legal claims against the
estate ofshe deceased, viii be pleased to exhibit
ihem duly authenticated, ON OF before the dav of
sale, 20 enable the administrators to make proyi
slontor theirpsy'nent. All those who are indebted
TO the estate, will see the necessity OF immediate
payment, as it must be evident no indulgence can
be given.
JoHv LHVchSTER, , ~,
ROBERT L1NCASTER,5 H""''''
hrrust r. wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

Nv As Committed 10 the Jail of Northum.
w beriand County on the 18th day OF MAY
last, negro Fellow who calls himself i}iilcy he
~ ahont five feet, ten inches high, of let black
complexion he was sold from this CouHty about
btteen years ago by Griffin Forester 10 a Mr.
Jones OF Bedford, and by him to a Mr.. scott OF
hawkiDs County IN the State ofTennessee. The
owner is requested TO apply, prove property, pa,
charges, VI lie viii be sold to- pay his prison fees
sccording 10 law.
JOSEPH ROGERS, 5a,loy.
Northd County, Oct. -. ySrJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24
From the Boston Ga.eife, Nov. 10.

rum tbC 1'DStOt 0u-fftes sNDU. 10.
Ertract Of q letter from CAPT Jglu Archoi,
La. CfMc shih KeryveisG. 70 ijg oig,4-r -.
this lozvn da.,d
PORTSMOUTH, Nov: 10, 1909.
" DEhR SIR,
81 an sorry to inform you that was
cap.ured by French priyateer on the 1Zsh
October, in lat. A8, 40. and long. 20 w. at
ter being out days from Liverpool for New
York. full of goods. The ship Laconia of this
place, which lett Liverpool he time did,
and was in company, was also taken, hue
having on board only salt aud crates, was
ranSomed for nine thousand dollars aud
myself, two passengers, and four Of my crew.
put on board her. the priva,eer ordering
Two OF my men 20 remain ON board the Hem
retta, and taking on bcnrl the pr,vateer INV
mate, cook and lfree seamen requested
permission To- be ent in with the shin but
they neither would permit me. nor my mate
o return on board, Captain Bunker, of the
NIP Resolution, of New York, also came,
home with us he had been captured three
days before by the same priyateer and his
ship destroyed, as she was from London 10
ballast, and not worth sending in. In fact
The captain of the privateer told vs., that
should take or destroy all American vesy
he met with coming from England" ~
The Portsmouth paper Of Saturday j,..
announces he arrival Of the Lscenia, viz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

THE GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA.
M Ill meet in the Mason's Hall, in the CITY
w of Richmond, AT O'Clock, in the everine
OF the second Monday in Dec. next, being the
Ilth day of the month.
november 2l todMN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

ELIAS V. LACHAIZE, TAYLOR
y ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies and
~ Gentlemen Of Richmond, and its vicinity,
that he has commenced business in the house next
To Mr.. Nelson's store, main-street where he
hopes, by assiduity and attention to all commands
to merit share Of public patronage.
- All orders executed after the newest and
ReateSt fashions.
november 81 9aw4wg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

"ANTED to purchase or hire, good house
w SERVANT-Apply at the Enquirer Of
fee.
October 81. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

Wartea. at THE .fee--a good JOURNEY.
NAN PRINTER, and an APPRENTICE Of
respectable connections.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

\ HAVE REMOVED TO RICHMOND.
Il BENG. Bolts.
October 81. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-24

TASH will be given, for good male House
" SERV1NJ,, and female COOK.
October 81. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03
DOMESTIC.
From, he Pitfsfcia San.
AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS,

The following circular letter has been
addressed TO the several clothievs in the coun
ty OF Berkshire, for the purpose of procur-
ing such information as is attainable, ON the
subject OF our domestic manufactures of
cloth, and with view of contributing to the
encouragement of American manufactures
generally. as contemplated by the subjoin-
ed Resolution of the House OF Representatives
at the last session of Congress. For the
purpose OF drawing the attention of the pub
lie to this subject, and giving to the enqui-
ries proposed more extensive circulation,
We rePublish them in the Sun and we arc
requested to state, that similar information,
communicated through the same channel,
from all other classes Of manufacturer, i'm
the county of Berkshire. will be very ac-
ceptablc, and may furnish the means of aid
ing their particular interest, in such gene
raj plan as may be ultimately adopted by
Congress on this subject. so hishIy interes
ting to the real independence, wealth, and
strength of our country.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03
G o MN UNIC ALTON.
AMERICAN ORDNANCE.

n"rKlCSN ORDNANCE.
w I'm pleasure we notice the rapid i'm =
provements of the citizens OF the u. States
IN the various arts. Not the least dis,in
gulshed is that of heavy ordnance calculated
ior the defence of our seaports. a CoLuM-
bad OF nine inch calibre, carrying a ball of
lO0lb was lately cast at the furnace of Mr..
foxaii ct Georgetown, DISTRICT of Columbia,
mounted upon carriage of an improved mo-
deiby Mr.. Willard, all ingenious artist. Elk
perments of its utility were made at Green
tears point on the 20th and 2lst September,
1907, by capt. Romtord of ,he Engineers in
tht presence of Coils. Park and Whiting
he piece being placed at the distance OF
TOUR hundred and forty yards from a mound
Vt clay IL feet in thickness. faced in front
ny three inch oak plank, scared by two
pieces of timber6 inches thick, and the rear
Dg twos,nch pine--three of the shot, pierced
through and rested upwards of two hsndre d
yards beyond the mound.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03

th-r. and compelled to pay dollar day
for the most miserable food.
The memorandum from which this is ia
ken. is dated Laguira prison, July Goth
1902. and concludes THUS. written by de-
Giving the guards, who are laying about. 6l
these VINO see me suppose me to be copying
from book open before p:." No pros
pect OF a release or a mitigation OF the Sc
verify OF their confinement yer presented it
self.
WAsHINcToN, Sept. 2--The Secreto-
~ Of the Treasury arrived in this city on
Sunday.
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CIRCULAR. ept
PITTSFIELD, ) IS, 1909

SIR,
For the purpose of obtaining some part
OF the information requested in the subjoin-
ed letter from the Secretary of the Treasu
ry, take the liberty to request of you, as
soon as may be convenient, answers to the
following questions, viz.
lst What number Of yards of cloth were
dressed in your shop the last year?
I'd. What description of cloths did thew
generally consist of
Sd. About what is the average value of
such cloths per yard, when finished ?
4ih. What is the whole actual expence of
manufacturing them, per yard including the
price OF materials, spinning, dying, dressing
&C.?
5th. Are domestic manufactures of cloth
increasing in your vicinity? And if so, in
what ratio
A speedy answer to these queries, or such
part OF them as may be in your power, di-
rected to me at Pittsheld, may subserve the
manufacturing interest of the country, and
particularly that branch of it in which you
are concerned. and will be gratefully acknow-
lodged by your ob't servent,
EZEKIEL BACON.
r: D. 1t there is any other clothier in your
town whom l have not addressed, you will
~ Soou ououbu W communicate ttllS dp
plication to him, and request his answer as
above.
Copy
(cIRcuLAR3 Treasury Department.
July 28th, 1909.
SIR,
l have the honor TO enclose the copy of
a resolution of the House of Representatives
respecting the manufactures of the United
States, and will thank you 10 communicate
the best information on the subject which
you may be able to collect. The species
and extent of the manufactures carried on,
either in your own vicinity or in other parts
OF the state, and whether in manufacturing
establishments properly so called, or as
household manufactures /; the capital, the
machinery and labour employed, and the
ordinary profits made in the respective
braDches-the causes which have either pro
noted, retarded, or prevented the several
establishments; the measures within the pow
ers OF Congress, which, in your opinion or
In that or the best informed manufacturers
appear best Calculated and sufficient for the
purpose OF fostering the manufactures, are
all points on which / would wish TO receive
information. / am sensible at the same
time that you may not have it i'm your DOW
er to obtain with facility all that would be
desirable but whatever facts you can col
lect, and in whatever shape they may be
digested, will be useful, and gratefully &C
knowiedged.
l have the honor to be, respect
fully. sir.
your obedient servant.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03

EIFTEEN DOLLARS REV ARD for ,ppr.-
bending ( delivering Funny, q bright M1lstto
Girl, about FIVE feet two inches high, seventeen
wears old, inclined to be Aesly WIG ransvsy a.
bout the 2O'h Dec. last She has bsen harbor-
ed IN Richmond most Of the time since lvhers
she p esd by the name Of LOUISA SMITH-
She was seen on the 5th instant on the basin, and
brought me on the 9th, went off again on ths
morning OF the 7th. She had on an India cotton
frook and LETT, she says, variety OF clothes,
at different houses where she has been sccreted
is very fond of Dress and has been Frequently d.
tccted in committing daring rabb.ries-She is
one ofthofe entitled to liberty when she arrives
o certain eye, under the WA Of thelate John
Pessants of Henrico county in eons-q,tsncs
of which, many Of them very urgovernabl..
msny of her onnectons enjoy their Gscrty, md
live in the adjacent counties The above ward
vii! be given on delivering her TO
SAMUEL pLEASANTS.
Powhatsn County, Sept 81. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03

4 OR SALE or rent, that excellent and com
modious tenement lately occupied by Col.
Monroe. Also, the Tenement adjoining. nov,
Yearly finished. Possession can DC had irlnc,li
1eiy Of tIss former tenement, ard &c the L.t,er
me by the 1obl Oct The purchaser viii be &C
commodsted with long credit, If It should be
wished. For further particulars, 20 10 SAFE o..
rsrt--APpiy 10 gro. GPEEN4OY.
sept. 70 ;tr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03

HIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Stolenf from,
L the stable of Mr.. Puryear, near the basin ~
t'e canal on the night of the oath inst. large.
'vymade, clumsy black HoRsE: 1t "a believed
tn one of his hinder feet was white but not re-
collected which /; was marked with the gear;
has lost ths shoe from his right fore foot, he is a.
bout seven or eight years old. l lately purcha-
sed him out of team belonging. to a cant. Sp.n
FOR the use of the hanu' aCtory of Arms "a
The above reward viii be paid on delivery of
said horse to the subscriber; or ten tol.rg. pro.
Tided thu thief be secured and convicted
JOHN ST'IPLE 9
Oct 3. wa
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DIED, in this City, on FRIDAY lust, Ma. WM.
Claiborne, an old resident Of this neigh bor-
hood, and father of w. C. c. Claiborne, Esq.
Governor of the Territory of Orleans and
on Saturday, Maj. w. hNMIsrEAp, al old and
meritorous Revolutionary Officer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-03

MARRIED, on Thurs y, the 2lst u!timo. Mr..
JoHN GARNErr, of Essex county, to the ac-
compllshcd Miss Lucy l.. CARTER, grand
daughter of the late col. VIM. Lyme, of King cs
Queen county.
!" Be gracious, Heaven! fer now laborious man
" Has done his part"
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Coty Of a letter from General ARMSTRONG.
Gased Paris. An Juty, 1909.
"SIR,
have received your letter Of the 1ss
OF June, stating the case of the Caroline, &c
the fate OF this brig and cargo will probably
depend upon the issue of negotiation now
pending between the United States and his
majesty the Emperor and King, and. whics
viii. from my present views OF the subject.
be terminated within a month OF six weeks
from tie present time.
Il can only add. that appearances ara
now more favourable than they have lately
been. il there are any of your couDtrymen
at Naples in your situation, you'll oOligG
mcby communicating to them the contents
OF this letter.
81 am, sir, very respectfally Scc:-
(Sigued> "jOHN ARMS rRONG.
" Mr.. k REED. &aherearSo Z
0fthc .1niericambriS Caroline"
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GJrrhe 2uid-nuac, if he be gulton, rather
than an Er,cure, will have no reason to complain
of tie quantity OF ess, III this DAVIS paper.
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upon his merchant, Mr.. rendisras, who ebser--
ed, that he was just about to write him note, 10
inform him. that news had just been received by
express. from Madrid, that grand Engagement
iad taken place between the combined armies
and the French, in which the. latter were defea-
ted
BY the arrival at Gloucester, the Spanish Con.
sal, IN this town, has received Seville Gas.ttes to
the Goth of July, and, we understand, letters to
the 2S,h but they do not and could not contain
any news ofthe battle.--Repvfory.
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Bosrou, s. pit. 26

On Sunday last, the brig -, Davis, arri
we'd al Gloucester, from Csdiz, which she ieGt o..
Che 18th Jaly. Cspt DAVIS states, that IS he was
ABOUT ssmng oil, at noon, on the 29li, he ca.ie I
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your obedient servant.
ALBERT GALLATIN.
Hon. Ezekiel Bacon, Esq.


NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Captain Landon,
OF the brig New York, who arrived here
some time since from Liverpool. states, that
he was at Liverpool on the 18th of July, when
number OF native English sailors. who
had been na.ural;zed here as Americans.
joined by some American sailors, with rib.
boDs In their hats and the word Indehen-
dence printed upon them, marched through
the streets; upon which he ship carpenters
assembled IN riotous manner, took their
ribbons from them, hauled down the Ameri-
can colours and tore them in pieces. The
Mayor ordered the mob to dispense, which
they refused to do; he then ordered out the
military, and the disturbance was immedi
ately quelled".1ferc. AdUcrtiser.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26-We under
stand that MIR. Erskine, late British Minis
ter to this country. leaves town to-day, for
the southwark. About the LIST October. he
will have an audience of leave with the pre
sident of the u. States, who is then 70 he at
Washington. Mr.. Erskine then embarks
with his family and suite. on board the Afri-
came frgate, and proceeds hong ,....L Dai{y
.fdUertiSer.
PRov1DENcE, Or. u Sept. give
understand, that a stratum of excellent
coALhas, within few days, been discover
ed IN the hill, east of Benefit street. The
coal IS said TO be of quality much superior
to that on Rhode Island.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 14.-The sloop Marga-
ret, from New Orleans, has been lately
wrecked, consisting Of Thomas Raindhard.
captain, & Benson, mate /; William Foster
and Samuel Smith, seameu, together with
Mr.. George w. Warner, passengers have
been imprisoned by order of the governor of
baguira, owing to their being Americans
and from Orleans, the governor having heard
OF the arrival of our troops at that place, and
being under some apprehension of Diem
The cargo of the vessel, which was some
what damaged, has been suffered to spoil
and to be stolen. fine crew had been con
fined fifty FIVE days on the 2Oth July, and
strictly watched by guard of eight or ten
soldiers. All their books and papers were
withheld from them; they were denied The
privileges Of the town, or Of conyersing tose-
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M NJ. MYERS, ofths city, and NJ. NV
4S1o ers, late OF Petersburg; have, this dsy.
rene wed their former connection in business, I'm.
der the firm Of
~. 3. Ml'ERS.
Richmond, Oct s. ~