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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-05
WIDOW s. DISTRIBUTES
... OF u. Valentine, decd.
who died intesta,e
LAND FOR S.JLT

LI7NO FOR S.II.L
I've zoth DAY OF February next, being Court
- day, viii be sold Fl King William Conr; bons.
that va ua5le Plantation called FNnEGI, ~
hing william count late the propertv of ~
Waller, decd. This plantation is considered h.
sons well acquainted with it, to be one NJ lie -, :;
"ie county " hing Niiiian-and to a person disno
SEQ 20 purchase, there is below the Kid ,rso,
ii land more desirable than ills az well for tb 80
ny natural advantages which IL possesses 90 for tho
many improvements which have been out ,,,,o,, i
ny IT'S late owner Situated Upon the Msttepnpr -.
Ser oPpos',e 10 W'kerion, vessels esu come v;thir
s"ort Instance OF the shore, that the u.rson nos,
sesslng 1t can with very little labor and w;,I; -
t'fnes ship On board a vessel the erous ,b;.L H..
may make, and send them u am market tnst Is
pleases. - Ni'at hs
the tide papers for this tract OF land, sp.
pears That II contains aboat MAJ a-r,es frr.
qnanu'y IT Will be goj. BE the aanle ,nore n 80
the greater part OF which i. rich level aa, ~ >
Upon II there nc an ezenicn; dwelling L,,,se o.,
So ing.e'Si'y out~hQuse; q GrRnary that stsnf,
immediately upon the bsnk ofthe River e.. ,'tH
the crop that it may contain nav he le''
INTO vessel thai can come within a few vs,J 80
s"Uie' theTe are upon II two yourp o. cbaris 81
irui' OF Whleb IS OF the most select kind Mi u
pc. care aho attentop, they might be made 60 yieI1
80; qu""uuss OF brandy snd Cdr A farther
c'Puoh u eeeI"eh unnecessary, a. i IL nresunsd
mat any person disposed To purcha,. viii -, 81 :,
premises before the tsy If s,e VI" INC
nv TENS of Sale
ne purchaser WI tie allowed credit &c ,,
yEsf' Tor the whole purchase money bond nth 80
proved security being given for IN, So 'ih p
deed OF 1 rust upon the lend Win
Nhe 'h"nsand pounds OF the purchase r,onav q,
carry interest from the day of sale. III. ;n'.ry
&c PAU AZ 'he emil OF each year. until the Whole
money 10 carry pteresi from the dsy 81 ~ s''Ss
punctualiy paid when due 's' =" ""S
Jan.1l. o1''
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NEIY 4SraBLISHnlEN-Y,t

HE undersigned having entered into bushes.
under tue firm of Wm. j. g Roscow Col
Deg leave TO aeqsaint their friends aud the pubic
general that they AZ taken ths convenient bri,l
House at the foot 4 the BASIN OF the James Rive,
Canal, latch occupied ~ Messrs. P. Bsxsll & Co
where they propose TO carry on the Commission Blu
sness IN ITS various brsnches-to receive and store
a kinds OF Goods and Country produce, and If re-
CURED, to make liberal advances thereon.
The utmost attention snd punctuahty will be paid
20 toe interest OF those who may er rust then, rh
their business. WIN j. COLE
RoSCOW COLE.
Kchmond, (Fs.) January Is. wsr,
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w l on the Stage Route from blexsndr;. ~
=, h'chm 0nd, Sea- Skin TRUNK, encomr assed
y TWO Leather straps With buckles; conf. nine n
;xssIey OF Valuable Wearing Apparel 1t WAS but
with card of direction 10 the owner At Ricbn,ord
ana mas not since been heard of or seen at any of
" intermediate Offices. Twenty Dollars rew.rd
r,,, De gwen to any person who will give such in.
as "i enable the owner to get it again, on
February l. g
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Sales ut AuCt5ou.

~ ILL be sold to the highest bidder for cash, on
w Fridsy the 18th inst. before the door ut th,,
Bell Tavern in Richmond
Aboul Twenty NEGROES, consisting of several
Fellows, likely Boys aud Girls and luuny Women.
'nong the latter is an excellent House Servant.
L he above sse w,ii be matte under Tue superin-
tendance of Robert G. Scott.
February 5. fin
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S T A G f. s -.

W public are respectfully informed that tho
STAGES which have heretofore run 10 the
Eagle Ayecn, win hereafter go to the Columbia
hotel, IN the City Of Richmond, where tlie neoessa.
ry arrangements have besn made for lie accom-.
fnodTdon and comfort Of the passengers
Mrs. Moseiey who keeps the house, will max.
every exertion ia her power to rive general sails
ischon 10 them, aud all other gentlemen Who ms,
please TO favor her WITH their custom
TIE I'K0PRIETORS.
cans ~ en-
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! S,g5nja Legislature.
E1IRRCTS FRO.H TBE JOURyN.gLS
HOUSE or DELEGATES

Hedresfay, jan. rs.
~ communicative fiom the Senate by their
.r IL SENATE, Jan. @, 1914.
me Senate have rsgaed the bin enllied--
" an act concerning David i'unter"
Eagrosseh biIs " placing Lin,el Anderson on H..
pension st,'" con esting Hr-,iaI 81 ~, US 5,
oamena and explain an act "inp3sing f,T e
for Tie ssppor, Ct Government" raqs,J =, 3..'a,.
&c 3hh. el.bteeu hundred and tairtsen. -" =.
o'.o'''uus .'e INSPECTION q to seco q, H7yston's
TPnnnH collector Tor TIC county n N'oao,~sIs
a'n ior 'ther purPsse3, q" itr tie free d.,,riir
ton o. ou'ne Va cine natter f,r tie use r IL ~.
~ ~ con ponw cath "----'' moor oratirp
~ r'Ness ~ hyge'a Academy at Hay Make ~
Frnce W di'am county, -" autko. .s,na ,lc ,,i IS
rian 'an's belonging 70 lie orphans Of VIM
10y, deceased, -" incorporating eo.ot,,r, -
cstsbi 81 turnp,ke roti ion Lgv,s's f.rrS. o,,,o
''s D'e IOWA o s.e.i.Nsbusg, to tie s;tan. /. a.
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.ADYERTfNElfENT

"A Ny person wishing to use in their Distiilerv.
q GROCERY or Otherwise, DR.. Allson's highly ND
proved method OF improving spirituous liquors. &c
may be furnished with isdiyidual rights at s. 25 in
a"r town or county in Virginia, not ,ready excl,,.
S;VeJ FURNISHED. on spplicstion 10 Mr.. Cornrlias
fsyne' Lynchbursb, or the Subscriber, Richmond.
JOHN PERKINS. .
T.. 5. Con, nominations mail, post paid, will be
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e oMa time 10 the years 1911 &iQ, 7 cave nv
bopds or Notes, to join Y. Price deed. with
samuel O'eFfou Security. which note, Iii
10y pay sec-n'e gross aud pa'pable imposition has
g. o., IEHNCIs TAYLOR.
eptm
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IL 10 those Concerned.
nUkING my necessary absence from the state
~ William Hay, jr. aud Thomas Tyler Bouldin'
Esqrs Of this city. vii attend 10 my professional In
ane - 80 tie several courts in which practise aw
tos latter WI N eve,y case OF Che Commonwesltb
u Henrico Court, represent me. whether If solI.J
Jr guar Courts GAM NsCEAX1r -
Januery g.
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Elisha Thatcher and William Taylor, late rner-
chants and partners, trading under the Srm of
Elisha Thatcher Co, and William Bsrret--
Defendants
The Defendant William Taylor, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
the act OF Assembly and the rules this court ans
appearing 20 the salts action OF the Court that he
rs not Al nhabtant of this state--On the motion OF
the Plntfs b, theIr coun5 lit is Ordered That
The said defendant William Taylor do appear here
on the second Monday in March next and answer
the plaintiff bill, and that copy of ths order be
forthwith ms rted in some OF the newspapers
published in the city OF Richmond, for eight weeks
ssively, ssd that another copy be posted at the
front door Of the Court House of this county on some
court day. Copy---Teste
JOHN POINDEXTER, G. L. C.
jan WY
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LIND EOR So q
I.T|fD FOH S-dLE.
9 ~ the sd day of February next at Hsnoye.
~ Court tlasss, being court day, viii be sid.

& IN the 2sd day of February next, at Hsnoye,
~ Court Hanos, being court day, viii be sold.
sos .1cres Of Land,
~ ,hs county OF Hanover, adpIiniuS the Lssds
OK Edmund Taylor Sen'r. Wiian.' King. Pster
Nmn' .. Oreea, George Mann, Mrs Anrt,o.
ny, and Jacob Cbristisn--- thus Land lies TO-
nies TINS side OF Col Goodai"s, x y thin aIap, ~
miles OF the aty OF Richmond, & OF tn, enre r.,
ABOUT one hundred acres cleared * has ,hereon,
good framed smoke house q lar.e appIe oreh-
ara OF prime fruit. aud the water eousi m orr
III Tue Lower Country-The balance Of ~
upeie"red Land contains valuable growt. of nina
'n4 OAK lumber perhaps equal If not superor 70 any
"'0'n the same distanceot this CITY, To cprpent,r,
or persons engaged in saving timber tor This ~
net this Land would be particularly voln.hIa -
soo'e described Land was late the pronar,r -.
Dateheider Valentine deed. sn- will be soil, h., ,b
unoerSgned. BIS Widow and Diaiributees WIN sre
all OF age, and will unite in the necessary eonve-
sAee u the pnrehsser.-1he terms Of sse an. tb;.d
eASh--one third ia SIX, and the residue in ,,YaI,,
ins'''hs from the day Oh sale, with deed nj ,r
upon we premises TO secure the payment of the ,wc
last InstaiLnenta. " ''' e~"
"ADCR 4 DISTRIBUTES
.,. 4.. o. OF u. Valentine, decd
Il Edmond, San. rs. u '"'eSia,e.
N h. The Land win be sliewp to .rv r.ua
6esirous ct seeing il application 10 MI San,nai
i1utier who has rented il for the present xs,r
POSSESSION will be eivea Iss January I6;5, or -,
hsps sooner if required. pei
jap. 22.
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isudng Oh Putow mac cress" wete .e.a 4 iLl,.
time " passed.
M. Claiborne, according to order, presented y
mil " aPpropr,stiag part Of the public ground in
ne city OF R'chmond, TO the erection OF a seminary
for the instruction OF femaies'--and NJ Seidsn in
hSe manner bill To prohibit schools Tor the in.
str1ehonoi the free people of colour within tn $
eommonweaith"--Wh Which bills were read the first
ume : ann tie Questions, severaiy put, on the Sc
eonj reading thereof, were determined in the
negative -Resoived, that the said bills b. rele,s
ted.
-, Thursday. Jan. 81.
Tie Speaker laid befor the House a letter from
che Hon. Charles X. Mallory, which was read as
follows
Cognci! Chamber, Jan. q, 1914.
sir.
An appointment having been conferred upc,, me
undsr the government al the United States, which
considerations not necessary TO he Disclosed have
ueterm'nsd me to accept, Z have deemed IL nropcr
10 os no l.n'e IN shn1ucrg this fact tn the Gene r.
II Assembly. If have had the coed fortune 10 b..
81 any service to my country in the station with
"o" nave heretofore been ho1ored, trust the
ono 30 which Az. about to REPAIR. viii Mace II an
my power to render equal, il r4ore efficient SER
wees IN SEER the laws in retaliation o our fiscal
conc rms, 60 far as they within the scope Of
my authority, properly observed and enerced IL
>" s"atnh Win my utmost vigilance against eya.on
Ut Hoauoh gu 'hat wholes me system of res rictvs
me ssures which the circumstances of he times aud
'ne stm'erests oil our oluntry have imposed upon
us.
should do injustice 10 the feelings of my hear,
we're ! tn close this communication without avaiIine
'ySe'i ut the opportunity it presents of expressing
the pro"rnd sense of gratitude enter tain tor the
na'ness, ~heh, on more occasions than one, hiss
oeen manifested towards me by the Legislature of
my nsuVe stte, and of assuring that honorable bo-
uy, that no time nor circumstance can diminish hat
exalted degree otrespeei and esteem which have
never ceased to cherish for them
have the honor 80 be,
SIR,
Very respectfully,
Your fellow citizen,
~ CHARLES X. MALLORY.
The Honorable the
Speaker of the
ti-use Of.Deegates.
: Ensrossed bills suthorising loan, for the use
o' me commonwealth Of sum not Exceeding seven
n'n1reu anu fifty thousand dollars -" son >erni,y
samuel Fieasssts, - To amend an act, entiti.
iD act to reduce into the several acts cor.
ceFn'ng Mills, Milldsms, and other o structions oil
!" ater-sonrses, =" establishing ferry from the
la1d 81 Henry Parker in the county Of Aecomack
oe The towns OF Hapuptos, Norfolk and York -
I" amend an act, entitled an ACT for regulating
9onVeyances, which passed the thirteesth day al
december seventeen hundred aud ninety two"-
were resd third dime and passed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-05

III Subscriber oifera for Sale Q very fne
hheh Cows, one with Calf about fortnight
old, the other pregnant s"'
hDply to CHARLES x NATT0pv
February I. e.
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n BLACK LICE VETL LOST
Lost or mslaid, about three weeks ago. n Largo
Square Black Lace Veil,
GtUFPOSED To- have been dron,,1J 80, 49,. a., g.
y between the Msin Street AMI Mrs Candle,
a suitable reward will be paid to any person leay
ing Il NJ tAis Office.
.Iqnuarv 90. e.
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HALU6BLE PROPERTY

4 L &.
\ pursuance of Deed Of Trust from Edmund
y III uePage and Elizabeth bis wife, and Ebar;ty
BoWers-'o Leonard Bowers & executed on the o5yI
DAY OF Jsn. 1913, will be sold, CT Sue 5th day of Fen
newt 10 raise SUN Of money secured by the said
MIR RCRE LOT or GROUND.
WITH the improve situated !, ,b.,
OF ms city "sIad Adams's VeIiey. The sbnvs
mentioned Lot. ies INN ediately letwee,, H.. 80
perry lately IN possession OF WIN M'Ksnze g. 70.
he'd by Messrs, Brown Page, and tie lot Of Her.
ny MettsTt, and also fronts on the ,treet Ieod;ro
rom The marx ct house IN north direction.
January 81. s, >IEE'
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CHRRLAGB b I7ORSEH E7G1U c ~ =
a PAIR of handsome Black Csrrisre -Hor,es-
o.n i =; Matched very well broke, and remarkably
go 10 hsrness-periectlY free from every wee oy
bienish.-hpply at this Office. ''1' or
5snusry 2O as
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FOR SHE,

$500 POUNDS Seize 7'yine, Of suherio,
quality.
JOHNSON & GARTH.
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January Q7.

NJ C!NE rs hereby gwen, ,hs, at the house OF
" Mr. G 6eon Massie in GoeebIs,d conf " "
the 18TH day OF February next, for the purpose 81
satisfying the claim otJohn Smith, secured by deed
OF trust executed IN US by the said Msssir dated
the I'm feorusry 1915 and duly recorded in the
court OF sad eounty-Ne shall proceed to sell for
ready money, Jae~ neg,o Had. and sundry articles
o. household and kitchen urniture.--hl zen hes
OF Cattle am! their increase FIVE Horses, and Lis
stock oil hoSs one cart, with the plantation utpnsiIs
= every KID whatsoever, muen thereof as
snail he Sufficient 20 satisfy said claim, With the x
penees o. recording the deed and carrying the tras
thereof into effect.
James b. Ferguson. 2r
it'ifam Polling, lfustees'
January IS. v,.vD
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" CX.i.rCERY
4 Chsncery District Court held in Williams.
: ? burg Oct Goth, 1918.
Bushrod Washington phf,

V CNf.NCERY
4 Chsncery District Court held 10 Williams.
' burg Oct Goth, 1873
nus'T s Washington Phf.
Henry Lee az Tlomss Rowand D,R.
ma cause in which the plaintiffs BIZ has been "a.
Ken 'or confessed assiust the'defs sdss, Lee. and
use hs' ueeree returned executed, came on this iay
10 ne heard on the BILL the answer of The d.fepdan.
no"sad, exhibits. report OF master commissioner
Coemen' and was argued by Counsel, on consider.
S"e'Fo'' ne court confirming the said report
uot" 'JuuHe, order and decree, that unless y. de-
PENDANTS do 90 or before the twentieth of Anr;I
next nay uato the painti the sun, of eleven thsns
am eight hundred and four cen dollars ,rd s,y.pI>.
,'s". cents with interest EIGHT thoussnd two
huhureo ano twelve dollars and s. venty three cents
part thereof al the rate Of six per centnn ns ,nnn
e"ereon rom the 9th day of October 1870 ,in maid
And az the cost and charges attendpe The prosscn
uoh oi ts s'iit--Ihat the defendants their ,er- r.
All others claiming under them he for, tbApo,G,r,b
barred and foreclose' OF alj .rn;tv .,d r;1, 80.
Deem tract or psrcei Of land wing anil bein in ,b.
''"dh'y OF WeGncrtand on the river Poromack
SSoN'noniy called and known by the name OF Cabin
S.'' aeo at oe ume OF the execution NJ the deed
o. mortgage, VS. III the possession of Nfr, hlary
smith, containing about eleven hundred acr.t
"hea SAD wet or parcel of land is now in the nos
session ct he defendant Rowand as6 ir c,ss o}.ls.
iau' oi me payment CT the money with interest and
sts as aoresaIa sc to time sforesah that Richard
IL Parker, EliJ son Currie aud JoL, ff,amrhen or
any TWO Of thsn, after gvin on. months notice in
one OF The newspapers nuhlished in the city of
n'ohmond and also at the front door of the eout
mouse OF Wesrnereiand County, do expose to public
ss's ey auction tor ready money. the tract or par.
eel OF sno aforesaid IN the in lenture of rori5sse
mentioned and hlod as an exhihi, in this caus and
out of 'He proceeds Of sale aforesaid nay first the
EXPENSES Of SALE end then pay unto The naintf the
sIoresmo sun ct Eleven Thousand eight hundred K
'ourteen dollars and sevenv eight cents With ;n,,
~ on eeht thousand two hundred and twelve DOL
seventy three cents part thereof at the rate
81 ak per centnrf per snnum thereon from tie eth
Gay OF October 1912, til paid, snd the costs. and
me surus OF the proceeds ofthe Gale Of any depo.
cause aud make report of their proceedao. 10 This
court in Order TO fnadecree. - "''
Plaintiffs coats 500 Co.
Il Copy Teste, 90 s
EDMUND CHRISTIAN.
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Mil STAGES.

"A CHnNGE having taken place of the arrivals
ana departures OF the Mails from this place 10
hynehonrs-Ihe Subscriber. bess leave to inf.rm
~, 'ehus snn the public that his stages will in fu-
ture leave Redmond every Ihrrsdsy at O o,c,si.
NJ. and arrive at Lyncl,blrg every Saturday at S
= NJ 'eaVe Lynehburg every Sunday at q A. NJ &
arrive at ehmond every 1uessisy al p n-And
n"s'ng provided good Stages aud horses and not =
o'onent 10 tun 10 the night-he hopes to merit 3
snate o. the public patronage. -passengers oan en-.
gage seats az the StsyeOfce at the Coiura oian Ho
tel Hiehmond, and at Mr. Reaves's Tavern, Lvneb
nurg' ana they may rest assured that every st;en.
uOn viii DC pad to them and their baggage ANY
sefson having business with him upon The s,hiect o.
me se,ye e,tablshn en-. viii apply to Joseph Friee
Jr. Ct Manchester.
January q7 81
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I L eHANCERY.-In Louisa COUNTY Court, No
K venbrr 9th, 1876
James Young and Riohar'! johnson, late Merchants
aud Par'ncrs, trading under the frm of James
Young & Co. Plaintiff
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JPy. TPste,
EDMUND CHRISTIAN. c. c.

div v,lee OF the above decree VII h sold for res
svfrn now occupied by Thomas Spence at West.
IN ' Court House, the tract of land mentioned
RICHARD p PARKER ......--.
ELLYsON CUERIE, Cor,mr's
JOHN CAMPBELL. '
Jan. 90. go
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WI LII BE S q 1. -,

a PUBLIC SALE. at the Goose ponds, in the
county Of Caroline, the eslate of he late Mat
shew o'er, deed on the 10th February next, (f
far, otherwise the next fair dsy,)
III tie Personai Estate Of said Matthew
1oier, deceased, consisting u
IL OR ID l. i K Ell Y n i. 9 ROES.
Several plough Horses, and the stock of Cattle.
Sheep and Hogs. together with the crop of Corn.
Oats, Fodder, plantation utensils &c. N.
Twelve months credit will be allowed for sill pur-
chases above $50, under that sum, cash. BONDS
with approved security will be required 10 carry in
terest from the ,iste, tnot punc,usy paid. At the
same time the plantation will be rented tor the pre-
sent year. CARTER H. PACE.
admir- of Mathew 1olef deed
Jan. IL. ids
BY saturday the 9Th day OF February next, will
~ be exposed To public sale tor cash before the
door OF the Bell Tavern, several shares ia the
BROOK Turnpike Company, belonging to deIauueu.
stockholders
BY order Of the Directors.
CARTER ID. PAGE, Sscr'y.
JAN III. tIis
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M0TLGE.

'sVHE co-Partnership Of Booker and Foster wa,
~ dissolved by mutual consent on the lat inst,
| nose having business 20 transact with tbe firm will
apply to Edmund Book err, who is alone autLoris.d
10 settle tie same.
EDSTUyN-D BOOKER.
J.2.ffeS j. FOSTER
James Town, Jan. II.
=. IHE Subscriber having purchased Of James =.
roster, his interest in the late firm of Booker and
Foster, request all those indebted TO the same to
make ppment-he has on hand small assortment
~ goods suitable for the present season. which hsof
ters on reasonable terms for cash only.
EDMUND HOOKER.
"@"es Ao"ns January ii. CIV
& WISH to employ Immediately, an industrious
= sober young man, who understands the Dia,ilu no
business, such a one that can come well recotno,eno
ded-wiil meet with liberal encouragement by an
plying TO the Subscriber near Gloucester Court
HOuss.
WIN. RODGERS.
---- -- =. 2ew4.p
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ROBERT HUNT.
JAMES BRUCE.

Hsii17 County, Va. Jan q, 1914
" The Editors ofthe Newport Mercury, and oi
The Rhode Island American, are desired to insert
The above tor eight weeks saceessyey and send thei,
accounts t. the Editor Oh the Patriot of Richmond
Virginia, for payment. vSw
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Y O TICE.

JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-22
From the BALTI.MORE AMERICAN:
WASHINGTON'S MONUMENT.

Much interest having been excited in the
public mind relative to the Monument about
20 be erected in this city. to the memory of
General GEoRoE WAsHISeroN-thc design
tor which was furnished by Robert Mills, of
South-Carolina, architect, (and to whom the
premium offered by the board of managers,
for erecting the mondment was awardcd)
rhe following description extracted from the
catalogue of the 4th exhibitor Of the" Col.
dmbian Society of artists, and the Penuylvania
Academy" will give those at distaoce as
perfect an idea Of this elegant specimen Of
American genius, as can possibly be CON.
mnnica,ed in this way.
The design presents the appearance OF q
Greek column elevated upon grand pe1es-
tai; the column assumes the Daric propor-
tions, which, from It's soIidi,y and simplicity
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From Eaghsh fahers.

The United States brig SYREN, was off
Palmy, Zone Of the Canarie islands) on 22d
OF March.
Itis reported the Dutch colonies are TO be
relnguished to the English
Some Of the German papers say, that Aus
,ria is 10 cedc the Netherlands to the Prince
Of Orange, and to receive large sum from
England for them
An order has been received 10 discharge all
Foreign scamen out of the British service.
An expedition is Intended to be embarked
from Cadis for the Mississippi, To consist ot
$4,000 Spanish troops, for the purpose OF be.
ing employed in tho recovery of Louisiana.
The Blush prisoners have returned TO
England from France.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-15

stroped. TIE Convention &c 1873, aid not TIE
ee t.''s suei'e. In the Ccnyeutoc which eo,na,en-
Ssd IT'S sessou Va his city last week ,he suSi-ot
agate 'ntrodused &c soon rs she ordinary busiasss
vas dtsros-d Of. In consequence of n reeo,nuea.
dsson froTa the Sishop 90 divide the State into dis
tiois: and 10 appoint Presbyters snd visiting mem
ners ~ thsse districts. the Convention determined
20 so INTO the election. when IL appeared, that OF
he c'erSy tbere were ls tes in favor cl The Rev
DE- hemp, and 5 votes for the Rev. Dr. Contee :;
IL oomnstioa os DIR. Kemp Tss -n-e'rret in q,
ecnsttsdonSl ~ jori,y of the isy delegates, there
being Is ot them IN I'e NiiT mstve sai in m. ne
Ssiire- The 6is-op offered no objection 10 the 80
p''ntmsnt % Sutrsssn, than that tS- rc-,or 4.
contemplation so &c elected, did nat 70 side on lhe
Eastern Shore. This statemept IS riy-u lUs.,S
IN the gentlemen who have been iusn seated ia tai:
transaction, and ~thout Gny ieSire 70 tass p.rt
whatever ds-ussion the aSthors OF tn oatic. may
s'sA 10 provoke. Ba!.. RED. Gas.