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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-29
F.om the Boston Daily .ldrerliser.

Ea. EpIroR.
SlR-I'hr following amendments
20 The Constitution have hera pro
pnsra by very venerable pa,ris'.
The. ARE rerel, sugsr,'ed a. hlnis.
Tlrir vsn he bat liu!r dnuh that
iLs convention ii, Hartford u i'll pa
t,o,r a nra constitution CT sush
modification Of tie existing one. as
will render 10 cNpr,!irn, 10 raIi state
conventions Tor its ratification. The
present roR,,i,uti.H has endured as
lnns as could he expected without
r"dicai amendments Timr' and ex-
pc. iense have poiated om its defects.
h has indeed approach, d (it ~oE.G
-erm u. Mir. iDaila,'s rrpo,t) its nj
iural eAii. WHO 80 iil 10 give il
ur" form and sl'eosIh anti s,ahilii,
as the New Ingia.d Siaies In
standing libert. better. and mu, b
more able i, 1risa,i il. ,.iaz The mot
icy a.iXtare Of sumr p,hrr portions
d, sGr roaH,r,, the. susti Ia ia,
she frat sloses Of = aew lad nsle
svild i,aerai ce.Erc. .
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Pro. csc. .Alnen;,,mc.r.

| lion. "
/ 2. 10 prohibit durable intern,
onef eaR,nevee, or any Restrain.
upon il. oihrr than taxes, ai;Lo.,
the soGsarrene e, OF nine k,atrs nor
derisg. Oh tia A;laniic.
S 10 reaser The President intel.
iisi,Ie a second term.
\. rs prohibit the choice Of
second Presiaeat from the sam,
state ia immediate Succession 10 lau
first. 81
b. To resfsre 10 The original mode
Of choosing President and Vice Pre-.
sidcnt. 80
9. 'Tomskc some new provisions a.
10 appointments, civil and military.
IN order to restrain tie neass az
corruption, aad 10 secure the se,ee.
Jan, if psssisle, of wiser aud better
officers.
7. 10 render naturalization mora
diisuIt. and absolutely To exclude
frnm Office ani tho legislature ali
who are not natives. Qucre-wly
not exclude Baluralized citizens
from he right Of sSG agr :
3. To limit the au0,ber OF rerre.
sentatiyes in Congress.
3. To require the vots Of two
thirds or three fnarths ofeaeh house
10 a declaration Of VA.
10. What shall he done with tha
country west Of the Mississippi 4?
Shall the inhabitants from a new
renfcderasyl Shall they ever be sd>
United late the Unisul
n. Is. Why ad-.ii any new states
out of the bounds sf existing states f:
Why H"t govern The ihAinpa snd Nj.
rhissn territories rs wee royalties
or csisnirs? You thus discourage Q.
migration, and strengthens ,our.siycs
10 home.
We add an clr,cnth. To prshi.
Iii universal suffrage. md limit the
right o. voting in aa,ionai conrerns,
to freeholde's u cr,tsin annunl
income. Such is new fke Law Of
Rhode isIaEd, and. I believe, yirsi.
MIA md Connecticut. ami has ever
been the prartirr in Gre I Britain,
We have been rniaed by permittin;
those to regulate property (for it is
oaiy Us 60 property that the national
government HIS any valuable opera.
ZION "hs have M int crest whatever
10 is securii, or stability.
10 will liz ss"s by sac sbsye enc
that the driests or the eon-
sii,uiien are vi,ai md au.seroux. II
is beIirsea HAT no, q siasle man Of
praprr,. is. \. Enylan! &ill deny
kat The greater part Of The above
are esscnlial to our safety. Shall
W. hes'hate thrn TO propose them a
10 intile the. other states 10 join us
after the natural and I very mHeii
Fear inc, itabie dccease Of, lie pre-
Sent Boyrrnmspt %
Il Friend 10 solid Csion.
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BosToH p,c.pher 70

Yesterday m.-ning s,'i.i - i""n'
rnglisa.uso, fese:!er' fog =: ~
n,h ship N.aca,ne, .ns ,e t'"fst f'-
lowing -.
That on the i2rn i.". :':'' i.'s's
roS,sn h.rLor. s:ncA = y ''..'s'''' :
.sat At hA,i ps.;s, 7. "a. ".''i' ;.';' :" y
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The all Of coleScf McGroe, on the
ares,, l,atmnF that General Sians-
nuri's inis .,l.. Asd the com Grand OF
Col. Steryrt. iariu.iis:; the ronIn'aad
Of " jor pinekney and isaitiinore'
artillery. Ea =
Thrrr is bridge over tho. Eastern
br.u.h at R!adep>burS, and !hrge
tarmp,kc road leading direct 10 Tie
city of Washington. About 400
varls fro,n this bridge, sane small
distance 90 the left Of the road, the
B.Itiasre ar,iiiery. six pieces pfsix
p0aaJers. occupied temporary
breas,-work Of Garth, well ea,culai,
I'd to eo~ mand the pass ever the
bridge. Part or tho battalion Of ri
iiemen. nsder ssJj. WIN. rinkney,
ana ouc Other company. took posi-
ton on the right of the artillery,
partially protected By a fence and
brush; and ontlle left Of the bate
r,. leading 80 the rear OF a barn, 90
co,npani,'s. from the regiment under.
Col shrtz. and the ether part Of
tho r;t,.meu from BSl,iwerr. Col.
n,.sn WIS nos,e,, in The rear Of Mi.
siakncy. his right resting on the
Rad I; Col. Shurz coRlinning The
lin. -, Tho hc. ui,h a small yacan
T., i, ~. .e.,r. az ,letyo regiments:
I'D a. s,ar,., formed the extreme
l.n s,nk or tho infantry. AT this
n,o,.n, co,one,s Re,il and Hood
.n,,,cJ al.d.,,,,ryh. with the Ma
..l,,s .,:i:.;.. r..,, .,:,.,o,;s. eros.
al a.. h.;d.,. and ,ons a po,ition
-, u.,;,, hc;',,t. an
:, r. a.. ,.,,;,'o ,no., so,
49,. s. a.. ii IN .ec,,re thc
80, at l., ,h. mean ,;r. Ia.
,,',, ., loot, o.u,;. ;a,clli,enre
...a ....;,.d - hs.d ,rar,ers. Thai
,t, ,. ;. cJi march t,w,,,t.
rI.a.a,,,,,r. .b;.h induced r,,
wi. -, 49,, :, uo,;o, hi. wh,l.
r.r.c .x..',, rrx m.s and n u;..e
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'J,s,.u :, .r..e ia, "a.
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w. d.. =" n 81 ~ NV. -,
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NATIONAL BANK BILL.

on 'n"'''h Of N1f fi+R "i y I, tie
''"u'e "Sa'' ''',h'to p.rh 'h'o com;
.tsSs % 1''e : "''e' M'i Men "i y.
= 10 '"' e'''''' VI '"' Oh .aeTp"'
az '"e ..'o'e 'ihe's u ii.s Ia OF The
o'n'eu s'.s OF q ihe; Yea.
'-e "h7ic "' tie da' wn consumed
hV'V "'a' "sN'" ~ nc deals and p'o
U.s., 20 20 t"s'u - ''ni' WIZ u si'-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-29
Congress Of the U. States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
SATURDAY, December ~.

ShTURDAY, December ~.
Mr. Skinner of VI obtained leave Of
abs ace Tor four weeks ~
Nf@S;u'scs Of Con. presented the
pc'ltion 1t suDdry inhsbitan,s of Far
-.E,d Con. praying III, the u.siIs a,ay
20 be ,'ansps Ted " open d IN SUNDAYS
Referred to tae Posi- Master Gene.
'sI
a'' P.a-son Of y c presented pc
'ii~ns t:om sunery inhas,,.nts Of Sails
bury, ut I,ede,', AID adjacent. cor a,ies
N No r Carolina. ~ the sape effect /;
Sn'rn we're 10 hke manner referred.
Mr. C.ihoan f'om the cOrInit.s 10
WHOM va, referred on the s3d ul, ,ac
ep,rt CtIha Secretary al War reisli-g
10 an uniior system Of discipiiS Tor
tie array oi t4, Z States, reported tue
ici: sing re 3!c'i q:
Ress!Vfd, Int the Secre,sry OF
w DC direct, u arp p,t a q, ard Of
Officers ~ ~ diiv the relr. and rcgu
III n. las The a-lj scI,ise aad msnosu
nc. The + e,cn | ,!an,ry, !. ,.ahslal.
81 by H.cddEs!G, So b. 10 make item
correspond vita the organization Of ,hc
.rs"r vi zoe U,i,sd State. and 10 maxi
.Uch aiGric.s a.d reireacGDebts a,
rey sc tnoughi proper; snd "a Is the
.an'r, as soon 40 Possible, before this
l"ose"
The sad resolution was agreed to.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-26
CONGRESS-.
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES.

Monday, January H.
The Speaker laid before the House a Letter from
the Acting Secretary of the Treasury, transmitting
statement of the amount Of duties and draw backs
on goods imported into aud exported from the II
s. IN the years 1910, 1871 Sc 1912.
The Speaker also laid before the house Ietter
from the Secretary Of the navy, shifting the an.
nual report Of the Navy Pension Fund.
The following letter was also received from the
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
Treasury Department,
SIR " '
BY the resolution of Congress Of the 10Th
March, 1912, the Secretary o. the Treasury was
directed to employ person to digest aud reduce 10
such form should be most conducive 10 the inter-
ests OF the u. States, = statement Of the number,
nature, extent situation aud value Of the arts and
manufactures OF tie United States and by the rcso.
luton OF the House OF Representatives obe 9th OF
July, 1913, he directed 10 have printed, during
the then ensuing recess Of Congress, one thousand
copies OF the digest made ia pursuance OF the former
resolution.
Under the frat resolution Tench Coke, ESD. of
Phisdelphis, vas employed to digest and reduce to
form the statcnmcnto Of srtsand manufactures and
has Transmitted TO the Treasury two series of IA.
bles, exhibiting the several manufactures of the u
States rs returned by the Marsbals and Secretaries
ofTerrtorics aud their assistants IN the year 10
FIRST, by states and territories, and secondly In eve
~ county in the Union. These tables were accom-.
panied by two essays collections Of facts and OBJ.
seryatons prepared also 10y Mr.. Coke, relating to
the state of manufactures of tbs untry, and the
motives Which exist for affording encouragement &
extension To- them.
Under the resolution of the House of Represen,a
tives Of the 9th OF July iSl3 the two series of IA
bes aove mentioned have been drccted TO be print
ell. The two essays not being strictly in the cha
racter OF official documents, il was supposed tha
they did not fall within the resolution of the House
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-26

- - mas always been Allowed
20 men to dream, and if they pleased, to pub.
lish their dreams, for the amusement and even
edification Of the reader. Presuming that the
indulgence, which has been granted to others,
will be allowed to me, 4 send the enclosed to
you for publication in your useful paper.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-30
April 1,
SALES AT AUCTION.

On Monday the I'd day of May next, flair, otAe,-
WISE the next fair day, the subscribers will sell st
Public Auction. on tue premises, without reserve.
pnasr the n,anagement Of Monesre. Robinson and
Brick Tenements they occupy, and the adjoining
wood hor'e ocsuped by Leonard H. seaton. One
negro man 90 or so years OF age, who is good CO.
binet maker; together with all their remainiaa
stock OF Furniture and Materials, VIZ.
few hundred VT. Of best Eneish eurIed hair
one dozen pieces best satin hair cloth. go and a.
nehe. vide few crstes sheet glass; about 5000 ,ees
o! o+st 81. domingo Mahogany, and quantity Va
n,srs'-Aiso, general assortment of ready made
elegant Fashionable Mahogany Furnsurs. consisting
OF sae sosro' dining tea and card tables, bureaus
wssh and candle stands, hair bottom se;tees and
rev ns'r mattresses. with general assortment Of
Hard Ware in the cabinet line. -
1e-ms-for the real es.ufe made knospn az re
f,'ne Of sate-On the Furniture. &c. cash VIZ 1e
required for da sn1ts Under Slco and ia, att ST me
OF ana d6oue 800, noies necotio6ie and narn6ls
at e'fher 81 ne 6onks IN shis aty, with aep,Sve9
ne sale will commence at II o'clock
EDMUND WEBSTER.
ROBERT POORE
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LIND FOR S1J y

L.4.VO FOR .S.4LE.
~ ILL DE- sold at public auction (under the ~
psrIn,endance OF Bartlett Stil ), for. ,tn 81
8, tne BEL, Is aver IN the City Of Richmond .0 on
lying Immediately in the vlcints of s1. OF and
sne adjoining the Falls Observation-Disclosures h1
esnmahon Q hundred acres This lana saa e.. ~
10 all IN woods aad has on it quantity of exssilen,
TO The purchaser e WIZ oe made
m me above land will be sold on credit ef IN and
W oays-the purchaser giving negotiable nn,s. '" ~,
ether OF the Banks in Richrnond, with snnr,ss -
Also, three half acre lots in from, ~ pow,.
warehouse. A' VI ro"hatan
April 81. ILL, " M.
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April 6.
ROBERT POORE

pESPECTFULLY informs hi. fr;enss ~, -
public generally, >fhst he SHALL (attei the Sd dsr
OF W sy next) continue TO on the Isab,ne, IN
"nsss IN ms new house, Row building neat door be-
81" ms present residence, snd next door above Elm
Allan, on the street leading from my;p 81, 90, -,
,ee ,'overn"rs, where he viii every exrrton in
his profession. w -
with dispatch. o ~
a Dr, 6. Il
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FaiyIcble I.o,,tis Fin, ~.

...x W"Gote I.00G6 FOT SeSt
f1s subscr Der WISHES to sell that very vst,shl
3H.aCT Of LAND where, he now res;ls,
kao~n ny the name n Old Curos. Twins. o., j''1@s
RIVER, about Is miles below Ri:hmono. eonr.i.ss-
as, .scres '-'H'ha
ALSO-13o acres of heavily tinbered Lend en-,
'ryed IN tie year 1889, shout one mill. fr,ro tha
Dove mentioned traet--Aad an undivided mo;e,v oS
tract OF Land called Fairhi, about Ya m;lss n.
,o~ Richmond, adjoining the es,;e of Col T'houa,
W. h,ndoiph, called Verns, stir sted at $50 acre
Hm thought unnecessary 20 give descrip,ion of nh.
"pogs anns, prcsunns Il at no person will nurcI a.
un,'i ne hSs FIST seen them. The two 6,st tr.s,.
VIM 10 shewn Ivy either myself, or In NV sbsenee-
oy Mr.. william Prosser---and the other tract. h
Ni e: pa''aro Anmons, reading thereon.
~ th' shove lands are priv t.y sold pr. vim.
70 The Isl day ofJu!y next (f fair, lot. the
'sr oay) they viii be sold public auction. on The
premises. on credit Of G.. Is end o. .,a.,'. -
- mos WITH approved security, carving inter..,
rom tn. dstr, wfich will be RENTED If npne ,uarv
paid, will be required By r"S
MAURICE 4. .efyLyEB
N. ID. The subscriber intending to visit the W.st.
ern country this summer, win say the above nro.
perry to the highest bidder at his place of re sten
lo'd Cnresl on the second day Of .1fay uest in.
stead OF he first Of Jufy if fair, MOI the next fai.
asy. re VIII not, non, dispose of the said uroper
~ at private sale at ALL ri'fs"
April g. * -. ''i A>A-Shs.
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April eY.

~ = a!EE L0T-FOH SILL
ENLL BE SOLD, ut IL O'Clock. on M,nJo.
~ the Soth day of MAY, if fair. If No, ,he
.a'r gay, the Easternmos Half of that ya,uabl .,
sailed the Ferry Lot lying on Cary or s,rsa 10,
rms 81 Gy. and distinguished in the plan of said C,r
ded the E.hy the Pres,ises Mr. Cb,r.s , "Gai
.osk' ana ruos back IS Ferry Lot ON Jarass IN nv,
he advantages OF this postum must be-
obvious 10 ever, one, who reflects on the grown,
said Lot to the ferry and river. OF the
b. ea erms OF sale-une Sd of the purchase r,o,s,
IN 90 days one Sd In g months and the ren.a "Hes
80 IL months-the whole to be secured by nose
table at the Bank of Virginia. f' A''e ana neho
w FOUsHEE, Senr.
April e. WIN AZ fisoSSER.-
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Safes at Auctson.


IT'LL SELL 1T .4UCTyO.N
On the Premises. on Thursday the 5th day ,f M.,
OF not ia,r the next fair day. az O'Clock in The
s,tsrnoon, proosded do nee NICE. with So1r Of
ry desirable, '1 >
s M II l. l.. FA r MI
wn,es was lately the resdenoe of L. H. Girsrdln ESQ
SHEsuMiFG those inclined TO purchase. VII,
- view the premises, little need be SAID I Vii.
nowe.er' remarE, that the land lies within the ~.
I'"ieI'os OF IN" e'ty, Is remarkably teaithy mas,
desirable retrest for family, and at the d,, If
not more than fifteen rnnstes ride from thr e,n,s.
OF business, in Rchmond.--The building, cons :, os
no".s ns s;us, OF nvs rooms, Kitchen, Smoke
,,ou,e' Isiry, IN excellent pump of Water Barn
staole, Csrrisee-Huuse Cow. House. &c- 10
ehsrd OF about 100 Apple Trees-a,sc. another ius.
osg''nnf to s'ar, OF the best sci cton Of F.uit.
| such as Roman, Nectarine, Apriccts pI,rh. w.
ga'osss Pear, Jseqnemell do. g. the New.Town p;n.
PIN App'e.-A considerable Matket.C;ard.n I,
good cultivation, and the whole estab I.b m ON, ~.
as.u upon pIsn pleasing to the taste--The en-
tire trset eontsibo near 80 Acres nearly ali ,nSo
enclosure aud dvdIng tences.-It nav be ,od in o.
entire Lot or IN two Lots, as NAV .pnrsr 10 10 -.
stthe time OF Salei is, however, PROPOSED IN eel,
mat part which embraces these Improvement. 90,
AZ or AS acres in Lot ~ the bs an.e IS ~ y
winch embraces several eligible building ,,n., 80
'osrther with from to seres of Meadow IanJ
I6e terms OF Sale, gre, one fourth y, month,
one 90. at months, ore do at 9 mosths. .,a ,be
os'anee ~ months; notes PAYABLE aod ,,oo,;,h,a -.
tne Banks ot this City, with approved ep,,ors.r.
w''' be required ON the two first instsIm.p1s o.,
Dssu OF irnst upon the land to secure the whole
purchase money An indsputsbie title vii hs
"sde and possession be gwen of the nr.n,,.a.
oy the hrst day ct June, if requiresi IN NV, 49,
alter ronveysnces made. '
GEO. GREENHow.
anra 90 '"e Ian" may DC seen On pppiastioa.
sVI LII Oe sold at Public Auction. on F,;J.,- ~,
-, aSIh way u tar, otserwise tho ext f.ic ,i.v
- ~ ~ . or GROUND, At, the .ery Ceat,s IF
fhe C'ty, on part of which Byrd's War. ua,,s..
epseied Ih'' ground is SO advsnsseously situated
,or eter public or private buildings. and 80 eene,i
ly known, that it is deemed unnece.ssrx ~
,hr TO recommend it. All the wsrehouses' Sc
&c. now upon the ground, win be sold on that dsS
10 DE taken away at some short time tbsrear,.r
may be asreed on, onthe day @, sale. "'
ohe third OF the purchase money will be- reoc,r.
60 IN three months, third in six m on,be -
sne remaining third in nine months Notes wi,b
approved indorsers payable in either Of the Ra't.
10 f'shmond, will be required. plan of the In,s
may be seen at the CoSk e-House VIC '1''S
BY order Of Mr.. Wade Moshv
Anrnoy THOMAS TaYLOR.
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OHlCE.-AM per-ons having elsirns aealnrt the

n HlCE.-Ah persona having e,sirns against the
ensie ~ CURTIS y -yss-c, 5a-rSS'aa. .Sa rsausss-
So 10 make them known TO me, in order that prov-
SION may be made tor the paymert of ,hs, -t.ho..
indebted TO sad estate, requested to make paw
ment AZ the rtuston OF the estate will not ADMIT OF
Indulgence. NV -1-''> ~
p:4'UEL.f A.N:N MOORE, Eseeun!x.
=, G The Washington Tavern is sill, ker,, omen b,
TIC INecu'rM. April 30 Wiw
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April 81
Iasna6le James Rfper Lard
FOR SALE.


I sH tuesday the 18TH Nay, will po,isve,v bs
SOU ON the premises-Thst valuable estate in
the souny OF rowlstan, 81 miles from R;cbmon,i
called BELL -NEaO--beloneinx 10 ,hs ha;os ~
che late Charles Logan, Esquire. son,sin;na 80
acres. Deep Greek. which is large and nsvsr
alus ,rasm, rgns through the tract. and affrrds .
most valuable anu Seat, about half mil. fo :, .
r,Ver' 90 winch It Is boatabie--it is pooa snd -
my neighoourhood, which, with The fse;I;,v of go.
'y,no me srOPs 20 marSet by water increase. Ire
vsiue, The ireghf Of wheat ieine generate OIL,
oout senu barrel There il sbo.t sso &c.. 80 g.
pow IRON 50 TO 40 acres below tb. cresI aS
r"s 1sd9e I07les Riser Lozv Crounas Th -
anu Principally In woods, lays well, ia beaviIv re;
aho generally good fertile farraias, and ~.
oseoo fshu' IL VIII be divided into two tract. 90
my sppcsr 10 be the wish of the purchasers Pcs.
scss'oo WI be given, Of the land Tor ,vheat H. 60
10 SOW this season, and of the build;pys &C. " .,e
ist o. january. One third Of the purcbss ,D a ~.
10 De psfd OF the list Sept zex. and the bslsnos I,
,No sanuai payments. Personal security viii he re.
yureu Tor the hrat payment, and deed Of trust nm
Hs property TO secure the whole M T,.L
ives On the estate, will shew il preyioa. m tn
uAy OF sS'e, 10 any person wishing to n,r,b,.. =
Vse o. t'e undersigned will also be In ,,e nc;sIhor
doom to- that purpose, from the 2sth IN ,ht Ger,
Aprii. aud from the 10Th Of MAY TO The dar s -
onooiu tns !th Of msy be rainy dsy. The ,,le
may POSSIBLY be postponed iilI the neyt fa;r a.
oss ~ some bidders viii probably be from tls,snes
az ven IS the Subscribers, no frif,iav ce,s Iii
lay the sae positively taking place AL -, WV, ue
ssle viii Ne made in the interim ~ P"'A'e
CHARLES F. LOGAN.
Tor himself asd ~ attoraev
JAMES CARTER,
NEIL MCCOULL.
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~ o Tier.

. 'rir. Co-partuership oil WEpsTIR 4 PooAx
Il viii be dissolved by mstusi eousr,s ON the 81
day ct May next AN persons having claims ne ais.t
ne eonseI" are requested 10 mske tAeIn kno~a De
madefor their sdus,mentsn nd an ps rson, had .h,sd
10 the sas eoscern are requested settle their az
eounts 40 early AZ posabe-its situation REQUIRES
that no indulgence should be g,snted
EDMUND WEBSTER.
ROBERT pOUsE.
Apri 4.
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{ UN .pOwDER.-The subscriber offers far ..,.
one Hundred aud Four Kegs of Glazed r and
fF-and one case OF Easis Gva-Powder, in pound
eannistsrs--a Of superior quality.
-i.NDREIV SAITH,
Csy-street, opposite the Eagle Tavern.
April 9. VIZ
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JTrPntV Dollars Re4Vard,
N'OR sppreleading RiHeI, a negro fellow about
~ or 80 yesrs Of age, who sbsoonded from the
subscriber, living IN AbeInsrle county, on Friday
the 1t lost The o4ij fellow is of common stature
mas small whiskers, and stsmmers when in,ergoes.
ted his clostbing homsspun, sud his cost has on i,
VeTJisrse metal buttons. purchased the said fell
low of 8 Mr.. Moore, from Northumberland couptv
to which pIscs suppose he is making fcr again.
THOMAS HUNTOyN:
AprA Is wava
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ROBERT JOHNSON

AS on hand 4 general assortment of IRON.
HI MONGERY. CUTLERY, 80. &e-Con amt
ing sf Locks ef every description, Bolts, Hinges,
Screws, hammers. Planes and Plane Irons, Saws OF
Az kinds, Oil Stone, TroSes, Spades aud Shovel.,
Cuttins Knives, Scythe Blades, Wires No 6 to So,
Move Wire for Screens aud Pans, Castings, Tea
Pots aud Kettles, Coffee Mills, Spoons, Sheep
Shears, Knives and Forks, Wrought and Cut Nails,
krad', Sprg., Window Glass, Cookie and Meal
sHters, Brass Cocks. Thermometers, Cotton Cards,
tall.
N. b. Ne has GOOD assortment Of An1fs, Vices
Hammers. and Ens;sh Seine Irvine, whiei. hs will
q. " at reduced prices.
Msreh 26. ~,s
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q SAAC WEBSTER and others having savertiged
that they intend TO petition upe next General Az.
ssmbiy of Virginia, for permission to build Toll
Bridge across Psmubky river, the subscribers give
Notice, that they shall oppose the said petition az
the road lesding 20 the proposed bridge will mate
rally irore the estate Of the orphan children of
Mann Page, ceased, by running nearly through the
cen'er Of 1.-THE ferry stJ9sDoyer Town sJso.
which is well kept, end y, tier road hsn oouI3
be made 80 The contemplated bridge, would be de.
stroyed thereby.
CH.gRLES G P.qGE, Ona,d,ao f.,
me Orf,hms # .lfdna pas~. dec'd.
GEO D'7BN'EY, ovaer II NE FtS-
Aprs 20. Wv
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fsNHE President and Directors of the james River
y COMPANY wish TO employ an active inteliger.
"an 70 act rs LOCK Cdfe-Reeb9', at the Upper
loeka Persons applying must bring. oerti6ostes os
character and qualifications
By order NJ the Board.
April IS. go