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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-12
1l6' Total.
1926 O3 Ia

BEING 4,O71 20 1-2 more
during the present year than the last.
The gross profit on the above sum OF
fifty thousand nine hundred and ninety
three dollars and twensy-tour cents are a
hou, eleven thousand seven hudred aud "a
dollars; from which dsductng the COM
mission, &c. the clear nett profit OF the
whole may be estimated at about iour
thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
The clear profits in The penit.ntiary it.
sell, from April 1907 10 Nov. 1910, "a
gree ably to the annual statemrnts) ca the
work executed within the walls, after de.
ductins the keepers, assistant keepers,
,urnkeys' and clerks sallsris, but not the
ex9eaces Of transportation, & may be IS
tna,ed At forty three Thousand three hun
died and thirty ,hree dollars seventy three
and an half cents.
Tn. convic,s are clothed from the work
of their own hands. The machine y OF The
s,rdinc. rowing and spinning MACHINES, IS
in fine order. The Spincing mule runs SIX
" spindles, and the quantity OF work
which is annually spun, will average about
three thousand Ave hundred lbs. ct i've
ward, thread the profits will probably a.
mount TO three hundred and fifty dollars.
A spirit OF economy presides over the sub
sis,ense of the prisoners. They are well
fed, and yet each has a breakfast and din
ner, furnished by contract at seven and
quarter cents per dar. A spirit OF vls'-
lance too hovers over the Institution. in-
dustry is cherished and immortality re.
pressed. The bad are taught better, and
e,hs ignorant are taught lesson which ev-
nv man should lean; to make his own
bread in m honest and honorable way"
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-;.,,.r. diseharg.d at the
No o. ,,;on Of their respective terms 20
,'.Soord BY the governor & sou aeil
8
Deceased
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90

Deceased
%
four more than have been rece's-
oel"s of course there are four less with
ed,- anu Ils Of the institution, than twelve
month past ..,,. A .havs :, detail
- of convicts from each circuit,
!h h nl,ees Of nativity ; the number OF years
sos ' Which they were sentenced; and the
A'. +" The table B is new one, and sh news
=, anmbrr Of prisoners convicted from
IN, .aeb Aa district aud now remaining in tbs :
esoi,rntiary their na,ivsies. the nu"ber
Of wears for which they were sentenced
and the crimes. :,
:. The 1ls human beings now '"mured
w;,hin its walls, are employed in various
Useful ways. The following list snews US
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,
And other Valuable Books,
lust recelve.. or sale by JAMES KENNEDY,
senior, Book eller, King street.
April |
And other ValM6lt

The American L,dy's Preceptor-a new
school book
The Americans Guile-containing the
Constitutions Of the United States, with the
latest Amendments Declaration OF In
Dope dence the Federal Constitution, and
Washington's Farewell Address
Smirke's Review Of Battalion of Infantry,
with elegant and appropriate Engravlngs
Mavrrs PIutarcr, Ior the use OF Schools
H mel's French Grammar and Exercises
DUFF, f and Bowers french Dictionaries
Dufet's Nature Displayed
Edgew rth's Moral Tales for young people
- Parents assistant
Tales of Fashionable Life
A School Testament, Oh fine paper, with
new and handsome type
Wash's American Review OF History and
Politics, No. 1.-The y, is.d,ily expected
Tie Archives of Useful knowledge, the
three FIRST numbers, by DR.. Mease-at Two
dollars per annum. 49,,
April "e'""'
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April
Artificial Mineral Water.

lust received, GRATED Soda Water, a
j pleasant and refreshing beverage which
in medicinal application has been found high
ly useful in calculous, equity and rheumatic
affections it allays feverish irritat ,ons' and
removes debility, produced by relaxation
from excess, intcmperance, *. :,
1t powerfully en:reases the appetite ana
promotes digestion, neutra!lzes a ld.ue' Al
the stomach, and corrects vitiated bic -
hence it will be found an agreeable remedy
!or, or preventive Of, many, diseases, par.
ticul,r those which are most prevalent IN
warm weather-for sale by
Richard H. Little,
Apothecary and Druggist
Fairfax street.
~. Other Mineral Waters are expecte
shortly, of which a supply will constantly be
kept. ,.e
April 10 ai"~'a"'
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Public Sale.

e
On SATURDAY, the llth day of May next,
tbs following valuable PROPERTY will be tf-
ferad for sale at The coffee house, on .
credit OF s, ls, and ID months, tor APP
proved negotiable notes The, sale will
commence at eleven O'Clock, ". and the
property will in the mean time be shewni
by either of the subscribers.
A House and Lot on Patrick
street., formerly the residence of Mr. James
Russell, and at present occupied by Mr. Da-
vid Ross. The improvements arc OF brick
and the lot large
An unilnprovcd Lot on King
street, between Patrick ard Henry streets,
adjoining the house occupied by James Ham
mond.
An unimproved Lot on FAIR
fax street adjoining the property OF Libby
and CarHc- ABOUT ore acre enclosed,
A Lot on Prlnce-street, adj
Joining Thomas Janney's dwelling house
let on ground rent f rever to Jesse Green, at
Is pounds per year. There is small wood
en- builflis;; on this lot - @
An uninproved Lot on Hunt.
ing Crce., south O: the town, containing a.
bout one ace
A Lot in the town Of Lees
burg, in I.oudoun county, Virginia.
!. H. Hooe,
L. Brashears,
Executors Of j. Russell.
A,.,, On dts
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Mill for Sale.

I will sell or | will let, for a
Term of years, grist and merchant Mil &
70 acres of good fertile land in Fairfax coun'
ty, Virginia, on the direct road leading from
Lces5urg to Alexandria, 2 miles from the
former and l8 to the latter, and IS toCeorge-
town and the City of Was ing,on and not
more than three miles from the grea, falls Of
the Potomac river, and &c miles IRON any
other merchant mill, and in good neigbhor.
hood for wheat, corn, ne, sc. and it being so
Immediately on the road where all kinds of
,orse fool will sell,o great advantage. The
Mill House is built with brick |; il is Al feet
by SO and ) stori-s high, and on never fail
ing stream, with water wheels, one pair OF
guod country stones, and one pair. of Ave feet
French Burrs OF good quality, and conve-
niency FIR another pair, part of the works
already framed, and seasoned timber sufficient
to finish them it has every convenencv and
nece ssary machinery for ,ha manufacturing
-four and country work. The works e al
most new and in complete order, with g2od
dwelling house, kitchen, cooper's shop 4
other buildings necessary, and good peach,
orchard There is about acres of improved
meadow, and or more may be aided; the
balance is we'll ,imbered. A farther descrlp-
ton is unnecessary, as the purchaser will hrst
view the premises.
William Sheppard.
April 60.
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r. w. PEYTN


OF FRS FOR SHE,
20 boxes Spermaceti Candles
1000 bushels Liverpool, Lisbon, & Turks
Island Salt
30 tons Plaster
20 barrels Tar
West India Rum in hogsheads
Muscovado Sugar in ditto
New Orleans ditto, first quality
Coffee in bags
Whiskey in hogshsads and barrels
Pepper in bags
Pimento in kegs
Imperial, Tyson, and young Tyson Teas
Chocolate and C.ndlcs in boxes
Butter and Lard in hrkins and kegs
A few tons country Hemp
Swedes Bar Iron
April 10 dlw&saw4w
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FOR SALE,
n OF YEARS

Fen TERM OF YEARS
A stout, healthy MULAT7O WOb1.dN
She has seven years to serve from June next
Apply to the Printer.
April 81.
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"a
,SchooLmafer wanted.

As hoo!nas,sr of good character is want
ed at Occoquan. to teach Is or 20 Scholars:
TO whom good encouragement will &c Siven
by the subscribers.
April 30 diff.
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We haze received from london,
Per the ship ST CuTAskRT, ISAAC 1sAAcs,
master. via Norfolk
London superflne Cloth, va
rious colors
Ditto ditto Kerseymeres, ditto.
Yorkshire ditto Cloths.
2 boxes ~ fine Irish Linen.
2 ditto rs 10 do. do.
Flaxen and Tow Sheetings s. Osnaburgs.
bales Coffee Easging-isr sale by the
package or piece.
also IN STORE,
London White Lead ground in oil.
bales Kendall Cotton.
2 ditto Russia Drillinys.
30 ditto Lisbon Corks.
Old Madeira Wine.
Imperial and Hyson Teas.
1000 bushels clean Lisbon Salt.
Best Cavendish rob,cco.
Comnon Chewing do
e. NE wa5h to sciI BILLS on
LONDON at 90 or 90 days s1ght.
JOHNS THOMAS VOWEL.
April la. cot
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Matthews & Lawrence,

Matthews & Lawrence,
Have + r sale at their Morocco Leathe, s6oh'
in Royal str c, nearly OPPOSITE the marker
house, Aterandr1a-
Red, Green, Yellow, Black, Purple, O.
range and Pea colored Morocco, and guam
tity Of white Leather, and an assortment OF
Hatters' * Spanning Wool, and glue.
Apvil 8 laoW
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LAND FOR SALE.

Bv virtue ola decree of the supreme court OF
chancery for the Richmond district, in a
suit between Robert Carter, ESQ plaintiff,
and Graham's devisees defendants; will be
sold at auction, before the front door of
the court huuse in Dumiries, on the first
day of the next superior court OF law for
that county, viz on the second Monday in
Nav next
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A Tract of Land containing

about 500 acres, lying in Prince William
County, on the main roa6 to Fauqu'er from
DMnfrias, abou, ten miles from the latter
place. I he land will be sold in two or more
lots to suit purcha.er., OH credis OF one,
two and three years from the day OF sale !;
except tor the charges and expcnces OF the
sale, which must he p'id on the day OF sale,
and deducted from the first instalment. -
Bonds and approved security must b. given
TOR the payment OF the instalments, and the
title will be retained as a further security,
with leave to apply to the court Of chancery
for resale in default Of paymea Mr.. Ste
phen French, or Mr.. Gains, living near the
premises, will shew them to any disposed to
purchase.
The Commissioners.
April 6-s dts
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n 9 T | G. E.
THE partnership of,he late hrm OF 6ay"e
and Csrsayrieht being dissolved by the decease
of SETH CARrwRIeHr, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to pay their respective
accounts % the subscriber; and those VINO
have demands against said tirm, to present
the same for settlement 10
Henry Bayne,
Surviving partner Of Bayne
and Cartwright,
WHO viU continue the business as for
m7y.
April "a
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April 90.
THE subscribers, appointed

THE subscrlbers, appointed
By the general assembly of Virginia, to re-
oeive subscriptions for raising capital stock
of Eour Hundred thousand Dollars, in shares
OF Twenty Dollars each, one.four b to be paid
at the time of subscribing, under an act pas
sed on the sth day Of January, ISL, enti-
tied, &c An act to incorporate Company in.
the borough Of Norfolk for Marine lnsurars-
ces, and other purposes, by the name & style
of " The UkIoN Insurance COMPANY OF
NoRroLI Thereby give notice, that books
will he opened at the Exchange Coffee houses
in the borough of Norfolk, on "WEDNESDAY
the first day fMay, and will continue open
from day TO day until six thousand shares are
subscribed.
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Private Boarding,
April %
Tobacco Note Lost.

4 UULLI(C IFVCC
r OST, some lime near the first Of April,
IL note for one Hogshe d Of thboceo-
mark w S. number 498- weight 1913, 81,
lo56--iodged in the Alexandria warehouse
Application will be made for the renewal OF
said noe and this notice is published tor the
purpose of prevent g any innocent person
from taking an assignment of the same from
any per.on Tho may have found it.
John Stuart.
April g. col3t'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-12
NOTIFICATIONS.

On motion of Mr.. Dawson, the
House resolved itself into commits
tee of the whole, Mr.. Turner in the
chair, on the bill making further ap-
preparations to complete Notifications.
Mr.. Dawson moved TO fill the blsnk
for the sum with f31 900 odd dollars.
Mr. M'Kee objected to such large
annual appropriations for Notifications.
He said he could not vote for this sp.
preparation without further informant
on.
The report of the Secretary at War
on the subject was read.
Mr. MitchiI read letter of the Sc
cretary at War to him ON the subject.
The House adjourned at quarter
past 8 O'Clock without taking the ques-
ton on the. bill.
In the course of,he day mr.. MUM
ford several times attic mpted to call up
his motion respecting arming our mer.
tllant vessels, &c. but without success.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-12
1'HuRspAY, Feb. %.


The House met at half past one o..
clock.
The bill from the Scna;e to amend
the act for nc final adjus tment of claims
e. Ia DIS, and providing for he sale of
Fib.ic La DIS in ne terit, RES of Or
lraus and Louisiana passed the 31st of
Il tember, 1910, was read first and
s,cond time and referred to a commis-
tee OF he Wii6le.
The bill fr' m the Senate providing
4 r Repayment Of certain credits, GER,
tiGcatcs acd pensio MS and for O her
purposes, was twice read and referred
TO q committee cf the whole.
The bill to rect certain light houses.
and bouys d beacous, was returned
wi h an amendment which was refer
red % committee Of the Whale an
uusucces sfth motion having been made
by Mr. Garland to postpone it indeh.
nit.ly.
he bill establishing trading houses
wi'h the Indian iribes, was retoreed
r. ~ the Senate with amendments /;
Which we,e eoncWTed in.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-12
THIRD CENSUS.

The fell wing message was receiv-
ed from the Presiden, of he United
States:
10 the Senate md House Of Repre-
SestaliCS NJ fhc Laifsd Sta1es
| transmit and recommend to he at
ten ion Il Corgrrss q report Of BE- Sc
Gre ary If State rtlative e dehtiencie s
in the reiu as { toe census.
JAMES MADISON.
-. %, 1911.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-12
REPORT.

ne Secretary OF state respectfully
repres nus 90 the President. that, a..
greeallyt tie several acts Of Congress
authorjSi 9 he ihirrl census or tnume-
ration Of l- inhat itauts Of he Jnited
S'a IS aud TIE territories thereof, in
structious were issred to the several
MaTsha's ard Seere a-ies. CO FORMALLY
10 the provisions Of the law in conse
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-12
frftTI6sss1,:. *

fsrrIdsn2ss ~: ss---..--.-
Mr GARDENER then moved the lol-
lowing amendnen,
And he it further enacted, That IL
. the President of the United States
shall not, on or before the DAY
-ot next, announce by prociama-
ton, that all French cdicts violating
the neutral commerce of the United
States have been revoked, and that
the French government has actually
ceased to violate the neutral commerce
of the United States, the act to which
this is a supplement- shall cease and
be void, any thing therein, or in the
proclamation OF the President of the
United States. contained, to the con.
trarv notwithstanding.
The Speaker declared this amend
fnent to be our Of order, inasmuch as
j, was substantially the same with one
which had been moved by Mr. Potter,
and negatived.
Mr. p. b. Porter then said that, for
the purpose OF coming to decision
on the bill, and putting an end to a
scene which was. to say the least of it.,
sisreputable to the House, he moved
for the previous question on engros-
sing the bill.
The previous question was taken
and decided in tire affirmative and the
bill ordered to a third reading, 65 to
: 9.
The bill was then read third
time.
The previous question was required
on its passage aud carried in the af.
hrmative.
Mr. Randolph twice successfully
moved an Adjournment.
Motions negatived, the first IS to
10, the second 66 to 8.
The question on the passage of the
bill was then decided as follows;
YEAS--Messrs. L. ]. Aston, w.
Als,on, Anderson, Bard Barr. Bias.
SIT, Bib, Boyd, Brown, Blraell,
Butler, Calhoun, Cheves, Clay, Coch-
rar, Crawford, Cuts, Desha. Eppes,
Findley, Franklin, Gannett, Gardner,
Gholson, GOODWIN, Holland, Huftv,
J hnson, Ktnan, Love, L,le, MsKee,
M'Kmlev, Miller, Mi chill, Rontgo.
mery, -. r. NJ core, T. Moore, Nor
row, Mumtord, Newbold, Newton, I.
Porter, 2. u. Porter, Rea (P.) Rhea
I'D Richards, Ringgold, Root, Ssge,
Scudder, Seaver, Seybert- Shaw,
Smell, Smilie, G. Smith, T. Smith,
Tracy, 1ioup, Turher, Weakley,
Whitehill, Wi,kerspoon-e4.
NAYS-Messrs Bigelow, Garden
Ter, Jackson, K nnedy, Macou, Potter,
Randolph, Stanford, Scope, Van
Horn, Whs a'on, Whitman-12.
The House then adjourned to meet
again al one o'clock.
During the course of such session
aslha5 of this evening, many circum-
stances occur oftrivial importance, bu,
yet sufficient to produce warmth, W hici
1t cannot he expected # a reporter OF
the deliberati IS Of L gislative Body
TO report. Such incidents are of course
omItts d.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-12
IN SENATE.
Saturday, March 9

Saturday, March 2.
Mr.. Clay, from the committee to
whom was referred the memorial
of the stockholders Of the Bank OF
the United States, praying that an
act of Congress night be passed, to
continue the corporate powers Of the
Bank, for a further period, to cna-
bic tito settle such Of its concerns
as may be depending on the Sd of
March, 1911, respectfully offers, for
the consideration OF the Senate, the
following
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-12
REPORT;

"That your committee have duly
weighed the contents ofthe memorial,
and deliberately attended to such ex.
plantations Of the views Of the memo
Eialists as hey have thought proper
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-12
ARMED NEUTRALITY.

Mr.. Mumford offered the follow
ing resolution for consideration
Whereas, when two or more ma.
tons go TO war, those that remain at
pesce retain their natural right to pur-
sue their agriculture, manufactures
and commerce to. cary the produce
OF their labor to all places beliigerent
nr neutral, as usual; to so and come
freely without injury or noleststion /.
aud IN short that the war shall he TO
them, IS If it did not exist, with the
exception only OF not furnishing either
implements of war for the ANNOYANCE
or the other, nor any thing whatever
TO place actu llv invested by It's en-
emy.) And whereas, state Of war
at present existing brt~een G. Britain
and France furnishes no legitimate
right Of either 10 interrupt the acricul.
tire aud commerce Of The u. States.
or the peace able exchange of It's bro.
duce with all nations and whereas.
nonalion can submit TO have lis peace.
able industry suspended at the mere
I" OF other ra'ions in violation Of
ther neutrsi rigts:
Therefore resolved, That a commit.
tee he appointed to enquire into the
expediency Of aulhorising, by law,
merchant vessels of the United States
to arm in defence oftheir petsons and
prontriy or the high seas against the
apo'Ia'ions Of all or any Of ,he telIige-
rents, AID report By bill or otherwise.
Mr.. T tkin 'aid he had not the least
objection to the resolution, but it was
entirely unnsual to prefix preambes
to resolutions for appointing commit.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-12

tons &c. Twice read and committed.
Mr.. Newton reported bill in con-
for Nv with the resolution moved by
Alr. Bihb, which was twice read and
mitted.
LOAN FOR 1911.
On mot,oo of Mr.. Eppesthe several
orders ofthe day were postponed.
MIR. Erpes then called for the order
of the day on the bill authorising a
loan.
The House accordingly resolved it
sell into a committee of the whole, Mr.
Tracy in the chair, on the said bill.
Mr.. Eppes moved to fill the blank in
the first section With " S 1000, 900 dol
lars 5" which was agreed to.
The cemmit,ee rose aud reported
the bill as amended which report was
concurred in, and the bill ordered to be
|engrosed for third readiag.
The House resolved itself into a
committee ofthe whole, Mr.. Turner
in the chair, on the amendments of the
Senate, TO ,he bill, erecting light houses
on Boon Hand, &c. which was report
ed as concurred with, and agreed to by
the House.
The House resolved itself into a
committee of the whole, Mr. Piskin in
the chair, on the bill erecting the dis
tricts OF Mumphremagog, Oswegatchie
and Of the White Mountains !: and on
the bill, from the Senate, annexing par,
OF Jersey TO New York districr, &c.
&c. which, after considerable discus
sion. Were reported, aud ordered to a
third reading.
he bill authorising loan was read
third time and passed without oppo-
sition.
The bill respecting the districts o.
Mumphremagog, &c. and the bill for
the relief of John Macnamara, were
read third time and passed.
Mr.. Burwell reported a bill for ex-
tending the time for completing the
returns of the Sd census or enumerati-
on of the people of the United States !;
which was twice read aud ordered to
be engrossed.
The bill declaring the assent of Con-
gress TO an act OF the state of Georgia
Prospecting certain f. es Of the health of.
Gcer and harbor-master of the ports Of
Savannah & Georgia, went through a
committee of the whole Mi. Pitkin in
the chair, and was ordered to beyen-
crossed for a third reading.
The bill authorising the jss,,in, of
debentures IN certain cases, was taken
up. On the question to postpone in.
definitely, ayes SO, Noes Sc. The
bill was then read a third time and
passed, Ayes IS, Noes 81.
The House adjourned to O'Clock.
Evcni4g Sitting.
A bill from the Senate authorisine
the President TO accept the services Of
body of volunteers not exceeding so.
900, was twice read and committed u
committee Of the whole House.
The bill for extending the time fo.
completing the third census or enume
ration of the people of the u. States !;
the bill to annex a part of the state of
New Jersey to the collection districs
of New York, &c. and the bill declar-
ing the assent of Congress to a certain
act of the state of Georgia, were seve-
rally read a third time and passed.
FORTIFICATIONS.
On motion of Mr.. Dawson, the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-12
February %, 1911.

The message having been read
Ordered, that tomorrow be assign.
ed for the consideration Of said bill
according TO the corstiinlion,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-18
NohroLK, June II.

SAMUEL SAUNDERS, native of the
State of Connecticut, has been dischar-
ged from the British sloop Of war Alta
lante, (IateIy arrived from Bermuda off our
Capes with despatches) and eebt Up TO ihis
place.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-18
NEw-YoRK, June 10.

LIBEL SufT.-Yesterdsy came on in the
Circuit Court now sitting before his Honor
Judge THOMPSON, the trial of William
Coleman, Editor of the Evening Post, a..
gainst Solomon Southwick. Editor of the
Albany Register. for Libel The Jury
retired late in the afternoon, and towards
evening returned with verdict in favor of
the plaintiff for Fifteen hundred dollars
damages.--Pu6. ,fdp.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-18
New YoRg, June II.

NEW YONG, June II.
II has been remarked, that the passenr
gers who have lately arrived, and arc dai-
ly arriving from ireland, are principally
people of respectabiIty and property. The
whole number that will have arrived here
by the middle Of July will amour, to sbo,k-
three thousand.
sSer- Yo-k gassgr.