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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-05
Fifty Dollars Reward.

n AN away about 9 years pasta young
IN negro woman named HANNAH, tail
and stout she was hired to Respectable
farmer, where she was well-treated, pro.
oably she has changed her pane, as she ssid
falsely she WAS Of the Butter breed. Also
some time last summer, her brother Negro
Harry. who was hired to Mr.. hoIitha Laws,
. bricllayer iii Alexandria--he rs acout
feet S or inches high, well made, has a
large scar on one of ms thighs, believe II 10
BE TIE rigbt, by the cut o. an ak; he is ve'
ry black smiling countenance when he Is
spoken 20 in q friendly manner, and when ne
IS citing MS vi tuals water runs from MS
ewes down his checks, as il crying heir
fathers nln.e is Harry, the property OF Mr..
Edward Washington Of Fairfax county, Vir.
their Mothers name is Fanny, whom set
free, living at or near the Occequan M'lls ;
he may he lurking in said neighborhood.--
Whoever will bring home the said Negroes,
o. con6ne them in Washing ton, Alexandria,
or F4rfax county jai's, shall receive the a.
bove Reward, or Thirty Dollars for Han
nah, aid Twenty 70: Harry. All prisons
are cautioned against harbcring or aiding
hem in running away. Ift'e said Negroes
return home, they shall have tree pardon tor
their crime
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-05
February S
PUBLIC SALE.

On Thursday the 9th instant wi De sold at
the house of Mr.. NJ Sexsmith,
A variety Of Household and
Kitchen FURNITURE, consisting ola Side
hoard, Tables, Chairs, Bureaus, &c. sc.
Also, a Negro Woman, about
30 wears of age, with her Child years old.
Also, a GIRL aged 8, for term OF years.
P. c.. Marsteiler.
February 81
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-05

Lisbon, laden with salt Tie Victory had lost
one man, her bowsprit, long boat and CAM
bouse; she was generously supplied with
every requisite article by Capt Byron.
The ship Liberty of New-York, which was
driven on shore in Lynhaven-Bay by the gale
of the oath ult has been got off by Messrs.
Souter and Robertson, of THIS place (who pur-
cbaseu her as she lay and was towed up to
town yesterday by the Pilot Boat Friends, OF
Ha npton.
THE U. S. brig Argus, Capt. Sinclair, from
Newport Or. ~ arrived in Hampton Roads
Oh "Wednesday last.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-05
IN HAMPTON RoADs,

Ship Alexander Hamilton, Handy, So days
from Lisbon, bound to Baltimore, put in tor
pilot, sailed from Lisbon, 81 Dec in compa-
ny with brig Eliza, Maginnls, tor Phlladei-
phia. with passengers. The Eliza was ORR
einally from Sligo, and put into Lisbon IN
distress. We learn by Capt. Searie, from
Bermuda, that she has again put in there IN
distress. Capt H. was boarded in long. g.,
by an officer from the British frigate Flow
er-de.Luce, who pressed 8 young lrlshmen
passengers they arrived at Lisbon In dls-
tress, in ship from Ireland, and took pas
sage with capt. H. for Baltimore Jan. 90,
off Cape Henlopen, spoke brig Mary, from
Lisbon bound to Boston 80 days out. Capt
II. reports nothing new.-Fiour dollars per
Dbl
Also sch. Mary, Matthews, Is days from
Bath Mass bound to Alexandria.
Sch. Favorite. Stevens, 81 days from O.
porto-Sailed Dec. 7, i'll company with brig
Eliza Wheeler, Leonard, Ncw-York. Dec.
10th, in lat 81, long. 38, spoke brig -,
Black, from Boston, bound to the Canary Is
lands, SO days out. Jan. g, long. 6S spoke
new schooner from Norfolk bound to ia
,naica, days ou:.-JNarkets Al Otorto-Flour
$40 to IL. Corn, S IS to 2, per bushel--
Cash.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-05

BzacksPucket wlN saal for Nor
folk ON Thursday, unn@ and uea-
Their permitting
Heel Shoes and Fancy SOAPS.
lust received prom Neqv- York,
A fresh supply of Ladies' Kid and Nforoc-
co Shoes, with heels-and from Boston great
variety of Fancy Soap and Wash Balls, IN
boxes of dozen each, asserted, some OF
which is superior to any ever brought to this
place.
$50 Bales Cotton-nice quality,
Shad in barrels-well cured and In pickle,
Carolina Indigo in boxes,
Ground Nuts in bags,
Chip Bonnets in boxes Every low prlced)
Shoes and Trunks as usual, an assortment'
10 by %, by 10 and by English and A.
merican Window Glass, by the box
nrP Those who wish to have the Glass set,
er to have windows furnished complete, can
he accommodated at short notice, and on
E. Gilman.
November !. eootlaw
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-05

es, Of u, 'fs|tr" Sn4," printed at, Vincea-
I'D, on &c 2''t ait Mates, t.iat Coy. Harrison,
the rr,,,, - a'e, given up .be command,
hoy an, FL U"@p1 ~ that place, AID at Forts
~ i'a's'son--rhe Governors conduct
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17

fY virtue of n deed of trHst executed to the sub
z scriber, by Garter Beverley, the oath day of
May, 1il0, and now of REGARD in the Honorable Ge-
neral Court OF this Commonw for the purposes
therein mentioned, will be sold, at Public Auction,
for ready money, Tuesday the 18th day OF next
month, before the door of the Eagle Tavern, in the
City of Richmond, the following tracts parcels of
laud i'll the County of Cupeper, TO wit-two parcels
adjoining each otber supposed to contsn about five
hundred acres, called the Mountain Run tract rur-
chased by the said Carter Beverley of Charles Car
ter, subject to the dover life of Mrs Cat
tett-Also, that valuable tract in the said county,
kaown by the OF the Eikwood tract, devised 10
the said Carter Beverley, by his late father Robert
Beverley, Esq of Bandfeid, subject however 20 two
prior mortgages, one to Byrd Beverley, the other
TO James Jet. BY the terms OF the trust deed the
Mountain Run tract is to be frs. sold-the subscr-
Der viii convey such title only. he has under the
sad deed.
WN C. WILLIAMS. 3
July To- tbs
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FOREIGN.

az IMPRESSMENY-If such feelings as
are painted in the following piece, are
reused IN Ireland BY the tearing OF Irish
men from their friends to serve beir
King, how ought we Americans to feel
when our citizens arc torn from their ia
miles, by the minions Of forrign go-
VeTHmcnt |aq.
Frotn the Londonderry journal T6Tav 90
We are sorry it has fallen to our lot to
record one of the most wan.on and dia6oli-
cal outrages that ever disgraced civilized
country. On Friday last his Majesty's
armed schooner commanded by lieutenant
Morgan, appeared upon cur coast, * com
menced series of the most cruel acts OF
oppression ever Witnessed, by impressing a
number of Fishermen, class of people re-
Spected and protected by all governments
whether friends or fees. Next day, the
schooner came to anchor in Neville Bay,
where four outward bound American YES
sells had come to anchor, with their legal
complement passengers, in order to make
the necessary arrangements, previous to
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17
PROPERTY by virtue and in

VALUABLE PROPERTY by virtue and in
v conformity to a decree OF Henrico county corst
will be sold, Tuesday The Att! day Of August nett
that valuable Farm called MARRIN'S HILL, about
two miles below Richmond, adjoining the land of
Mr. VIM. Mayo, and the lands Of the Iate cc Miles
Se'den, deed. on James River. This tract contains
about 400 acres, considerable part OF which is vau
able Low Ground, On the said tract is a COOL two
story Dwelling House, Kitchen, Barns, Stables, and
other useful Housss-aIsO, valuable Peach Or
chard Posssss.jn will be given on the fst day of ia
nuary next, and privilege granted the purchaser Of
sowips and putting 10 crop of small grain this fall
The terms of sale, will he onefourh OF the purchase
money payable in six months, 6ne other fourth in
twelve months, other fourth in eighteen months
and the remaining fourth in two yesrs, the purcha-
GERS giving bonds and security and decde Of trust on
the Property to secure the payments of the install
ments. The land shown i7y-Mr. John Browning, liy!
ing thereon, the subscriber.
WALTER SHELTON, Con,D,isniontr.
July Z. tbs GO.
N b. Sale to take place Mt 70 O'clock, On the pre-
misses.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17
JUiv Q, 1912.

RcsOlved, That provision ought to he made BY law
for restricting the arming OF merchant vessels cx.
cept III cases III which the practice hero ,ofJge
permitted.
ReSoIved, That adequate provision be made ~
law for the protection Of coast and tie inter
nal defence Of the country.
- On the 25th Of May, 1908 is the first irs;ouoe
that have found # putting the previous question.
Sir Thomas Littletou was therefore mistaken, when
he says. in Greys Debate, vol 2, page tI3, e Sir
Henry Nane was the first that ever proposed putting
question whether tho question should be now put
and since, it has always been tie foie-runuer Of put
ting the thing in question cutie out" Sir Robert
Howard, in the same debate, says, " This previous
question is like tho image OF the inventor, perpctu.
al disturbance" Hatseil, p. so.
IN See jcHersons Manuel, under Che head
80 Previous Question"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17
'HUGH CHAMBERS has removed his Counting
It'll House to the Office OF Mr.. James Brown. ir.

"UGH CHAMBERS has removed his Counting
It'll House to the Office of Mr.. James Brown, jr.
where he requests all those who have claims against
him, will present them for settlement: and that
those who indebted to him, viii make early
payment.
H. Chambers has still on hand, his former stock
of well assorted Dry Goods Of considerable amount,
consisting of-Low priced and milling Cloths, Fan-
ne!., Coatings aud Frizes best Lordon Superhne
Cloths and Cassimeres Cotton aud WOODEN Vest
ings; Ladies' Cloths, Cords and Nelvets India Cot
TONS Ginghams, Ca.cocs and Musns; Silk Goods
great variety elegant Silk Shawis, Scarfs, sc. (;
Lace Goods of different kinds Cotton, Six and
WOODEN Hosiery; good assortment Pins, Needles,
Threads, Sc. &c. sc. ANY person inclined To pur-
chase ie whole of the stock ether, will be indulg
cd In very advantageous terms, both as to Prices and
credit
july Ia. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17

ANARsHALs SALE-By virtue of decree of
lvE the Court Of the United States, for the fifth
Circuit in the Virginia District, in a suit therein de-
pending, wherein James Henderson, executor OF
James Blair, is plaintiff, and Thomas Ham aud AR
chibad Blair, Mary r. Peachy, admnistratrix of
Samuel William Peachy aud others are defendants,
an Chancery, pronounced on the twelfth day of june
1911. Will be sold for ready money, at Pebble
Auction, to the highest bidder, at Sterling Gary's
Tavern, III the county of Prince George on the 29th
day of the present month, six hundred acres of Land
be the same more less, lying in the said county
called aud known by the Of Dorothy Hill other
wise called Blacks adjoining Mayeoxs to rsise GER
tain sums Of money in said decree mentioned.
WIN MANN, ID. NJ. for
A. MOORE, NJ. V.U.
July Z. tbs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17
July 10

" WIS day is Published, and for sale by William
r Prichard, the Memoirs of the Princess of
Wales, under the title oF'' The Spirit Of The Book
or, Memoirs of Caroline, Princess Of Hasburgh, a
Political and Afnatory Roniancc, Eriitcd by Thorn as
hshe, Esq." from the Third London Edition--Priee
Que Dollar.
" The Book"-Any perS6n having in their posses
sion certain book, printed by Mr.. Edwards, in
1907, but never published, with William I.indscps
name seller f,he the on the title page and
will bring it to W. LindselI, BOOKSELLER, Wimpoie-
street, will receive handsome eratuity."
IFr;es papey, 9Th March.
july 10. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17

FkSfIE subscribers embrace this opportunity OF IN
n forming their fiends and the public, that
chey well fixed for receiving wheat storage
Mt their lumber house adjoining the public Ware
house-attepton will be paid TO keep every persons
wheat to itself--theey will also give the market
very.
VlBERT s. PURYEAR.
july 10. 4w
or 100 Barrels fresh stad for sale.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17
July

VHNiB Subscribers beg To inform their ricnds
y and the public in general, that they have assoc
piated themselves in business, under the firm of VI
s. w Holloway, in The house heretofore occupied by
NJ Holloway, where they will keep general ass1rt-
Inent Of Groceries, sc ON the most liberal terms.
MARTIN HOLLOWAY,
WILLIAM HOLLOWAY.
June so. V4wp
N. y. As shall be absent from Richmond Tor
the space of two three months all persons ndebt.
ed to are requested to MAKE immediate pavment
to w. Holloway, who is authorised to settle all NY
W. IN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17
july 10.

A LII PERSONS indebted to the subscribers are
~ requested to make immediate payment or close
their accounts by bonds notes. They will sell
the remaining part Of their stock of dry goods CON
sistng Chiefly of Coatings, cloths, Cass Scotch
Linens, Threads and Pms, very Low for Cash, or
notes in Town.
KIRBY, DRAKE & TAYLOR.
July TO- I'm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17

or CONDITIoNs.-Five Dollars a year, to he
maid Annually in advance. Those who do OF direct
their papers be discontinued at the end of the year,
will be considered as engaged for the next-None
will be discontinued, until all arearages have been
paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted in
this paper unless they paid for, guaranteed by
some respectable person in this city Manchester.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17

NAMES RIVER COMPANY-The President
~ and Directors OF the James River Company have
declared dividend Of five per cent on tile stock in
said company for the last SIX months, which will be
paid to tn respective share holders or their order,
on application to ROBERT POLLARD,
Treasurer
Juy7. 2w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17
July Z.

HANK Dc VIRGINIA. The President and III
y reetors have this day declared dividend of six
dollars each share for tie last half year. which
will be paid TO the Stockholders or their legal repre-
sentaiyes on application at Che Bank after the 18th
Instant.
W. D.4NDRIBGE, Cash'y.
July 7. 1t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17

.Hy. Sprigg's motion, .'iarh 0s, 1898.
ReSotved, That it is the opinion Of this committee
that under existing circumstances it is not expedent
Tor the United SJstes, to resort to against the
French Republic
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-24
-NQCIRER-OFFICE, Dec. "a.
ALEXANDER SNfYTH.


we aaid, IN Gu last, that Geu. S'nyth could only
be excuse. from crossing into Canada by the strung
est cons'lerat.ons.-We then went upon the sumo
"'on that the Nat intelligence l, I, ~hUseau,hurity
we always bow "nhi aspect, WAS correct IN saving
thst he iad collected around him about 3 or 1000
ofun'eers-1he fact, however, turns out to be
o,her"ise-and has force WAS considerably weaker
t'tn any computation has ever made it,
Wts this reservation we spake in our last-and
we are now free TO confess, that il the letter Of
Ten. ). speaka the troll, Ills force was too inson-
siderable TO cross into Eaha'a lac therefore stands
acquitted ON this great poirt.-The a,l,ca of his
bo"rd OF officers confirms this conclusion The o.
pinion OF such as Col Thomas Parker with
the whole grcupd before him, must have its due
weight upon the misd of every man.
But while we acquit Gen. S. on this great point
we are not sure that he has not sinneI ON some
subordinate points. He has made too great q fuss
about tins business-is procamatins, lis cessation
OF the arn'stiec the Goth Nov, his repeated ea,-
oarkatons, corOmitted him too deeply and excited
too much expeetatnn.--We have all hecn wrought
up TO too high pitcli-but it is only the blow of
disappointment which we feel, and not the blow
OF misfortune.
pn the spirit OF inoubordin alton v hich has shown
tseif among some at his troops. it is impossible
restran our indignation. III ntust be stopbed-the
militia and the volunteers must be taught TO know 4
90 do their duty-And their first duty is ODE enec
to the constituted authorities.
U We reserve our opinion several points, for
we have not the whole ground yet ,etor-. us. But
we submit 1t ia the proper authorities whether COM
missioners or court OF Enquiry should not be in
s''tuted to enquire into the conduct OF the General
& others.
I hu times require men of extraordinary fire and
enterprise well as of discretion.-.afer all, is
Gen. S. that man
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a AND 4 NEGROES FOR sALE-on rue,dax

q AND Il NEGROES FOR SALE-On Tuesday
the 29th Inst. the Auction Store Of the sub
scribers, will be sold twelve slaves, most of them
young, likely and very valuable, of The estate OF
Elisha Williams now deceasea.-Aso, a Tract OF
Wood Land, OF which the said Elisha Williams died
seized, containing about 100 acres, situated about
eight miles above the city OF Richmond, the
three chopped road and well timbered, adjoining
the lands OF Capt. Robert Gamble, Mr.. Augustine
Davis and Mr.. Giliy Frankln-.4ll persons DESTROYS
OF purchasing the said land, invited to view the
same, which will be sbewn by said G Franklin. A
credit of four months will be allowed the purchasers
OF the negroes, for approved notes negotiable at
The Farmers or Virginia Banks, and twelve months
TO the Purchaser of the land, for a negotiable
as aforesaid but deed will be made till said note
is paid.
by request of the heirs and .9dminstratix of said
Elisha Williams.
.honcure, Robinson e Pleasants,
.4gct;eBeeYs,
Dec %.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
Ode FOR 26th DECEMBER 1870


For many raonth, The inOurnful Harp vnstrung,
Has IN the shade OF weeping willows hung;
Silent aud sad, each cherries hour has past,
Or only Jared responsive to the blast,
And now the Earth, in crclng course, has ruI,
Her annual Journey round the radiant Sun;
Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter, all return-
Bat st thy chdren, hspless Richmond, mourn.
IT'S tune that sorrows tears should cease to flow
aud resignation t'ke the place of woe;
But let chastise ment every Heart refine,
And with new light, the Frightening future shine
10 pious hope, let gloomy fear give way,
And Faith triumphant, beam eternal day
Best be the name Of BIN who reigus Ia ii eaven,
To love ID vine we yield, what love Divine had
given
Eternal Power whose comprehensive Eye,
me present. past, and future desery
Whose wisdom framed the Universe entire,
AMI starred the Firmament with orbs at FIRE
Whose Omnipresehee thro' all space extends,
hnl still begins, where all Creation ends -
rs not for man, thy councils to explore,
But TO sEbDIit--tU Evoadsr and adore.
Let none with mitth this solemn d " profsne,
But all from senseIess eyity refrain
Mindful how iGuch we've lost on every mien
Let signs Of sensibty be seen
Let due devotion ci,as'en each abode,
Aud grace the temples OF the Savieur Cod
lee private prayer eifusc the secret sigh.
And pubck worship rise, to Him who rules on
high
What sacred feelings sanetrey her Laws,
And urge the Mus. To- hymns IF pray er q praise
What sOetnn 'hemes demaud tie plain'iye Tyre,
What coli ctions every breast inspire
Love, Friendship, Pity, Sympathy. combined,
And gcn'rOis strangers ifour suilcrin! s joined
weeping City, aud mourning StNe--
And aii Columbia sprrowins fOr ovr late.
IN Che full apnas Of reecrlc, ;;ra..
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o RENT AT AUCTION-On the first day OF
4 January next at IL o'clock the premises
hve wharves, s for the term Of four years and at
two years.
Also, a commodous Office, LumberhOuse, Lumber
yard, two Lime houses and two good Stables rents
To commence on said day, secured by negotiable
notes, payable quarterly at Bank further partcu-
lars made known on said day
SARAH LESTER.
Rockets, Dec. 24, Alp
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., tHdrtC-!oH, Dec. 10.

. :. |VUt VVIHNyOIui DO 10.
since writing you yesterday by mai; we have
gone Toto fourth bsiot for Governor, whom Aston
was elected b. majority Of enc, and Col. Sin,kns
is elves ed Lieut. Governor.
We liaye jus given al bill the first resdinr to
raise four eompane~ Cor the defence of our sea.
eJa!! 1t appears 90 be generally ft5ore5. AMI i to
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-24

oIlCE-Ar persons having claims against the
~ estate of Balfonr Thompson decd are re
quested to present the same Tor payment; and all
persons indebted to the said estate are reque sted
u. .n, pay tnt same to John Thompson whom hars
CHRISTIAN THOMPSON, Admr.
OF Bslfour Thompson decd.
Dec "A. WITT
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AkEN up by William Ramsay living in Abe
Il marie county near New York, on the 18th of
November 1917, grey horse branded on his
shoulders with the figure eight, long maze, switch
tail old shoes on his fore feet, four feet zen inches
high twelve or thirteen yerrs old, appraised to
thirty dollars.
Dee. "a. wswn
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"A LII persons having claims against the estate OF
N Capt. Nathaniel Anderson deed. late of Asy-
ium, A,bemarle County, are requested to bring
them forward to the subscriber, for settlement and
pay ment those indebted the estate are earnest
~ requested TO make arrangements for the dis
charge OF their respective balances as the situation
OF the Estate will admit OF indulgence
CHRISTOPHER HUDSON, Exr
of Nathaniel Anderson deed
Mountain, Abemarle County, Dec "a w12wp
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Is there scene more tenderiy sublime,
Than what Americs belied OF late, e
When Richmond srvaned beneath Affections
weight
See whole nation, i'm affection joined.
With cOnsentaneous sy nipatliy vi mind,
on social grief one common impulse feel,
And seek to sootie the Wound, no Human ale can
heal
Yes, while we mourned in anguish and d, SPAR,
Oei AL that love and nature held 81 dear,
Ioin from our bos"ms by that Hand Divine,
. At whose dceiees 'ts uvous 10 l., pine
Surprised we lreai,l from all our country round
he psiintve eehOs at our grief resou,.d
C't'es and towns and Villages combined,
-A"'i III our tears a.d Authorizations joined.
Amid this Widespread all scene Of general grief
And kndest efforts afford reiei,
Affecting every rank, and every a.e.-
li'e private eHizen and paLic Sage
One image strikes imprcssi,e.y tie view,
Generous, sshaine, magnificent, aud new,
The glowing Yea! of pma,elpia's you,h
Ciaims equal praise from gratitude AID truth.
Yes, generous strangers, countrymen and friends,
Whose civc virtue, enlog, tia,iseelt.s
Gould feeble words responsive TO the heart
Describe what grateful sentiments inlait-
With warmth, with energy, the glowing line
Shouid with your praise oar gratitude con.bine---
Our sacred obligations should confess,
And all that feeling ouid, but language can't ex-
Happy the land that gives such merit Lirth,
Such youthful virtue, and superior " orth:
Perennial as the monument We raise,
kchmond's misfortune will record your praise;
And future times a,inring will spproye
Your generous sensibility anil love:
Virgina's SONS will glory to return
The patriot cordial glow, with which your bosoms
8; burn.
The Revd. Mr.. John II Rice will preach at the
'apitol to morrow at IL O'Clock.
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Dec. "a

SLIAS V. LACHAIZE, TAYLOR sud mems Mer-
"a Ger nearly opposite the Eagle Tavern Rich.
Eond, respectfully informs the Pablo IN genr.sI
that I've has on hand elegant and extensive sssort
n'ebt OF Gentlemeus fashionable ready made dres-
ses, also Cloths Of very superior quality and daiIv
expected Eom New York fresh supply which he
ai'l sell at very rsduced prices for cGsh only. I'D
DvseHhber :. 2wAw
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DlED--On Saturday the 10Th inst. after pro-
tracted illness borne with iortitude, Mr. Ale.a,,jer
Bell merchant of this place.
Where he was best known he was most esteemed