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gSoho oAi4I toa Decree If the Chaneerv M,
triet Cosrt of Williamsburg, pronoune.yd LIZ ~.
fne ~Jtn dsY OF April 1912 wherein Robert I
P's,Dtii, AGAINST Pesehy wills and otbers 20
a aii imam Coleman pie agsirsl William Hail dsS
w Dc soid before the door Of the Eagle Tsvsr us ~
arra 9 ., Efshmo9d' on Monday the sch day O, Of
50 acres Of L4.NL, lying on the 49,. OF T41 az!
oandy and Min Creek. in the county If Ionon Dls
J0AT s1sfBLER, Con-.
no CREE.VBOH, ni.si'
March 70. ers.
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Ut Look at t.ts--EaetrGcs from, RI. y7.,.,.L.,-,.
,, "A CARD.
, ,!dh. PhSCUI--Wits much regret o,,.-..
.Iessrs Brooks and TszeweII have 6pronsrI,
wthSut application for my eopsert or RpowIsd nn'
print and d' .o wish. introduced my name ma
~ Nru 10 me public, on the subject of stanas-
therefore beg to be permitted, throu,b v.,sr
P, 20 say 10 fny friends and the public. ths, th..
following rules have been long laid down , .nd s9
6pet.r e entrance ct stage passengers, as to spy
o It 1 an mah passengers 70 have preference
"a. ~ passengers from the north asv Hat'..,
spn'nn,ns y the regular line Of stages 10 nv rn'
od All other scala 20 be entered on Tho no.. m,
~ tne bar OF Mes'Fs. Powell & Ti.teips tsysr VI"
aPPhfsiion is made, and to take sesta se,or;,I f
ID PRICE
Sariy, March 1-I2 "'/"N a."Hte'
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!. IssentV DoNara Rlnn II

ToR Experimenting N gro CH4RLIg st.,
man--hs " about - years Of ace. lee, ~. :. :,
metres high, had on blue coat snd trov.,or, -,
'ately brsrosSl ia The les band, and ri,,d = was
eauaty OF GIcveensr..'i rure ssed Tim of NJ VIC
orose Oliver OK sid count he lett ne 4, o.. y
Held on NJ VIZ to y Arlington county. TSas. ~
reward will Re Psid BY delivering him tn W,o ~,
Of Richmond. JOHN 9 , - w. LocN
Harsh I2 70
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From The Nee Yerk EyeninI, po,t

From fhe .Nrz, York EUfninS Poat
From Fra"ce.--We learn frou q gentle
man who came passenger in the Meteors tha
fhe rev oonscription is pushed with such
rigor thar France is drained of its male pop
"'ation. Pace, was not expected. So Sc
cret is every thing kept, that the e.nancipa-
ton OF Holland was not even known. I, vas
generally understood however and admitted
that Wellington adj beat s,ous in the great
battle fought near Bayonre The Emperor
Al'xander has refused to permit the French
minister C~ulinceurt, tive murderer of the
Duke ID Enghein, to appear at the congress
at Fraukfo"r. 'n .:!:'.
From .T,c7rtes a., T,-
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roe SALE. Lcr.li III

y VIZ OfbBi1t ls's1 . |G I74.
'sNEE Subscriber ofets for sale tina, ysiusl,ie n,
oE Grauud on Shockne HiI, LeiLp 6a,f NJ . ,o,
No ~, lying between the lots Of Nj WIN. W're,
eni Mr. Riyslsin. aiing on e street On fleet
erIns, one tsird ed9h, three sa6 siS mouths credit
for the balanee.
u the Glove Inf IS mt sn't hSfot Sofrrdsv, NJ 2
26'h lost j. vi ,h,n te csvo,,l 10 p,,i,, auction.
On ti,e prs.aisg>. al : o'c'oc> II .i,e ev~nu,g
l3.E.$H LTNl'H
9Ta-5h ~ -,
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100 DoNnrs Rclrrrli.

a.
ehHAWAY from John Iowry, of Fairfield his.
he trict, state OF ,outli. Carolina, NEGRO Man
nam %. j.3RLTON, sbnpt S feet 9 OF 10 inehrq
mgr "a or rs years e age. Somewhat cf ,lende-
FORM, but well mate, and Of pleasant eounienanee
not OF very dsrf complexion he was raised pesr
She town ct Manchester, BY Mr.. Fowler he was a.
gam NE property Of a Mr.. Rcbeau. Frepchman.
now living near i.suehburg, he bscsme my prooerf3
three or tunr yesTs ago sold him 10 the sbn7.
gentleman OF SHrtrCnro!6', from whom, NE sb.
Scon"en near four years ago he is well acnus;nt,J
Sn James i'ivcF, and has been heard of and Vt
shhereut times, some months 400, on and uso, tI,c
'aiu river; t~ pas es ff< free man and no don,,
mas Tree pass, be did for.rcrly when he ab
eS'1rs5, and tden passed by ti.e npre of Jim Rs4.
terheid, az 70 ioqbt. hes nov assumed d,a.r.n,
ISme be runs o. tte river betwean fl,ebinond Is
lexington bat comes doan rs far as Ric!,oonI bur
seIc m An persons are hereby caDtiored not TO
emn''y or harbour said slave. u.s..
he above reward wil' bs paid by the sub,criber
toget!Tr "''h Al reasonable expsnces upon delivery
VI sal. save TO me, upon lodging Rim In some se
t cure l"' s"h ,'e rotrc heiog given to NJ, and
1fe"'Ve h'rn. ] san authorised ~ d sposc Of Tho d
I've ssve e. snioe person living among hi, relat,
O"s' " he comes IN AID s YES hjmseifur
,,, WM FUiCHER.
- - - wisn
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LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
NEW YORK, March 8.

NEW-YORK, March s.
Yesterday afternoon p splendid Dinner, in
honrr of CO MMODORE RODGERS wa,
given at 1ammanv Hall, which was atten-
ded by large assemblage of our most res
pectab!e citizens.
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TO Eel nv other, Woe
Ertr7ct " q kctter from Col Buy7veH
Has4etft' Robcrt Greenhl7o, Esq. dfbyot
Offhis cftV ddfeT

= I'-'7 u = WftFt'T
HiEiam 5nrs, Ifdreb S.
" You WI have h ard that accident has
produced at York, VII W. were enaea.
vo9'i 6 70 SECURE it against fr>m the enc
n y Dcst destructive c bFoke nut at
N's G.bb rs house about three o'clock
=. Nj. ON the Sd inst. By which from twenty
70 twenty fsc dwelling uses Onclnding
fhe Church anC Court hoose) were con-
Sumcd. Under the hill nearly al afc gone,
and there tue band of po, erty lay heavy be-
lore The humane will be- Jispdsrd 90
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NI.rch %.

nnrt"ance e hrei oi tIVst, IN ,,l- b, To.
p7e"c r, al ,,n i',OYsnd aud ttirty six nm, -,
""h" T. " 90 (ncw drces5el u the reo,,est nj tbe
eHce1tUr' "i sad Price viii BE- sod for resdy mo.
~ 's' i"e H'gic 1a9 IN tie s,tg az Rich oni Z.
- - i'y ri May ncSi--.3;S !l9nGr"d ARES
~ - i''r sad 1'homss X io,t,.' ,rhit. Sj,r,h|
'He'' bonnoed Nv the msiu rasd lcqd.nx Ly Ma
l'r .asae '"i Brrwers. anil lne rg.ning psr,i
~ WIN the said rO1i icom tht lrwsr end ~ De-
~ 'te' 400 e. tie uCpcf end nsxs ~ Hieri,s
." make cu, the .a;d quantity nj 81. houirei So,
o. so much thereof rs will fully psv ard ,';qcher,l
~ 20 debi, ond interest thereon ffo,a tho sv,,
nay "i Jolly, 1915. with all cots aud charges attend.
''S the e. cution % the sa.S trnst.
DANDRIDGF
''-" -" eptds
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|s gr7rd in the north Of France hss been cr-
oered TO march tow ards the Rhine.

1renslatea fer the -Mfcar.;I- .9t,,-,;,-.
Ihe insor:ectou in the Bavsr,sn = 81 Dee 2s
90 ,,.' ~ .a. .oulI troops have been msrebsS -,
:" 'nat eoon'ry to enforce respect IN ,t -" '"+
r'y O. the pnbhc fvnct:onaries. ard e sutho-
trsrc,,;!iiy. """ ~ s'AbiisS
y, a.. =, Bayorre. IAN
~ ,hs ~ i17t. che enemy having urd, - h ..
."'eru;t 'at'7ry or sinell isia,,J. in or,,.
scfnpt the passage Of the Aduur. IN. ,;dt1 at
nave been sunk, ard The batter, r,.,,'., % oos'e
asd more taan $40 Killed, great number wo W.
49,: ,. ne oesrha' aud the Bs'gues hastr,.J ~
rn"se themselves under the colours OF Ger - +"
"ho Df'sS. annoyed the enemy. "'".'e'
ys.t.-s,s Is Nipples, Dec. e6.
seen H.. 49,. :. eocs m the evening", we h. We
erupt'ohs oil which the history of T;.s S. ''o'ent
account Happily this phenomenon, w6;ef nr.. ~:'
TED dreadful spec. seie, has no, d. CO. r'ese'-
n "sase: M explosion began bv a ,bowar -,
hesvy volcanic mstter, which has been sI, "i
u violent eruption OF lava. This ipSan,o.I," oy
parting itseif INTO two torrents sunk b.l l'''o's
.,eh' 'Vs to"sfda FORE Gree. At ten o.r,ocL ~
she e'epng the h.sf torrent stopped; but the k-.o',
eOn,,"seu ITS progress towards Bcsco.hesIs & T
co-tre-Csss=. 'e O bo-
aeor Paris, ian Is
htter hsv'ng themselves fixed the bass %. ~.
ra, ,i. I'm; .nsJ hsd oeen accepted BY the KIM.
ror, tbs allied powers have re fl,et to a;sn
circumstance unprecedented in the b;s,..., ~ -
ions X -, "S "'S'1ty Ut pa
January l4.--i,iFaTen. account. FINN I,.,,.
e" ou' % antht sstc reDa,t H., a.
Aus'rsns. having attempted aysin 10 d,;o,'. ne
!rinee wee hoy oil ttsy from h;s pos;,i.n ~ We
osc, have heea 'repu,s-d'~h cons,,.rs,,s 10, ."e
we wat for the detsiis O: This 'aep, saec.., VIZ
The operations of HE levy OF san 600 .1N. ~.
Tune with activity, sni viii shortly t.rn;n., sV
considerable part Of ice eoi1si. e,t !, IN ~.
and every day sees new departures The ,oa,s''.
render themselves with exactitads T.; ,he csi ,;
upon them, and depart ani,lsted vitb the sv.i;'
spirit. " ''e nVeh''t
he general opinion amongst miI;,arI NO., 'i.
L,.n Nehihg'on csnnot remsin X ,ho nos;.;n
which ne at present occupie. witl,cv- tO' i
immense loss by the infectious ar .Zsa,o% Ing
the roarches, and by the force. which ,. =. W"
any crossing from Marshal SouIt
Ii rs with sorrow we Announce H.. -,
men On our troops have deserted '' i@0o
HdihirPfon, .siarck 10
YAZOO CLAIMS 0
ne proposition agreed to bv the Senate rs ,..
20; 'or compromise of the claims eenersjIv Row
by the name of the Yaz U Claims. be, q. - n"oh
60 attention in the HI. Of Representative =. :" =.
referred TO select committee. We incl;ra - &c
OPINION, from the sentiments svowed nm ,I. a.
the House, thst the bill will not psss tbs, bod 80
OF cour'e. will not become law unless tsere sha,
De an entire sad unequivoca Reimbursement NJ 80.
on me part OF those who now hold a claim o., IL
ana, ncr perhaps unless the amount of tbs ,aru" NC
s'uoh proposed to be d lowed them he redueaJ
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Mr.. OLlINR,


Ih's eeirhrsted q, stor is probably benttn, Sia
steps this way, as we fad, by the folio wing extract
rom the last baltimore Patriot, he has taken leave
OF that place, being his second visit there within this
year: ~, H.,
Nr OctL~1E, in manner, which could not
~" 10 be acceptable, expressed from tie ko.trun,,
ns sense O. the hstter'ng attention, which his -Shi-
"'"ens had suractedin tris CITY. We are proud to
"eeiare, hist Baltimore is entitled to the eomp.i.
ment pa'', aud deserves place in his affection
ate add respectful recollection. During his last visit
~ ul.s city, tw" orsiions, of character unusually
dida'tic and ShiIos phjenl were listened to by su-
h"ories o. marty -FOUR hs,dred persous, snd co,upo
sed OF the most respectable person, Of bath sexes
and OF a'l denooinntions presume, that in none
Of the cities OF the u. Ststes have His audiences in
proportion TO the popriaon of the res,t Give ces
been so numerous. This fact becomes the more
hchorah'e, both to h;g auditors and himself when il
is reso'lected, that a, ths time his pursuit IL, in
grest measure, dyested Gifts novelty that the price
az his ticket IS enhHncsd--tbat in announcing his
exhibitions lie seemed siuiosy To select language
Gle most simple srd laconic and thst the exhibi-
tons themselves Including the reciretons1 were
throushoai, OF a solemn and severe cbsrae,er In
no instances, during his las, visit, dill he recite pas
SAGE, or utter sentence. that enria excite r,sihy
s'iio IN the reeits'ioh OF such pa.ssees hi eocutop
~ eont'ered by many, as hsppies,
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Z z UEl NC my n'ceissry absence from Richmond
W On t"nr o. dr'y to Norfolk, my law business
WI he ttAnsseted oy my friends William HAY, il.
aad Z. Y. Daniel, E-u,irer
.7.%I)REE' f'TEVENSoyW
H.erc" ~ E4v T.
". ICE --fh those who have claims Of John
Richardson, deed. late Of Hanover are de-
fd TO bring Them for~ ird, properly authenticated
ueiors the hrst DAY OF hIay next, at th4t time
'ntetdto c'oss my acr5unis This notice viii, he
Plead IN bar OF any c,-n exhibited after that time
WA RlCHA RDSON,
y Acting Ey'r Of John Richardson, deed,
5Pottsy'vana, Msrch IL w}w
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BRITISH PEyHHryr

81 o,hcta' account, laid before the Hosse o?
Co"n'ons, states the cunt OF the net pr,.;e. Of
tue permanent taxes in Great. Rritsiu fer the wear
end'as tie 25In Oh October, 1879, at sS7i3, 49Si
iIs 3.M and tor tie year ending the 25th OF De-
.ooeT, ISIS, st 81 SIS. S6a l2s ina beiug de.
hsieucy of about ,sGtl The s.n,r account states
Tue total amoant OF the net prodree Of the war tnei
Tor 'e year en'i.s the 25h January, 1912, q,
si,ss2,5'a i4s 10 lid; aod for the ar eu,!in,
The 18th October, 1915, at 22,540. 55SI !. I'D
peihg sn ineress' to about tie amount oltse defc-
ehey IN the Permanent taxes Thus the vet pro-
"see OF the pubi,c revenue of GrestBria,r for the
year ending the a5th OF October, is CO, 1885,,
los I'd.
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COTTON THYME CLOTH.

The perfection of the arts has not displayed itself
more in ibis age of discovery sur, Improvement,
cloth for shrtng and sheetng, sold by the house Of
Niiiard. The ingenuity O. man appeare IN this in
stance 10 have almost exceeded its if. BY this sd.
Snrsbie invention, the cotton twine is 50 complete
manufactured, that unpIeasantness can be .xre-
rienced from tit needs M auxiliary TO give i.
strength. and is rendered superior To- the tire ed oe
flax by its mathematical equsiity. The process is
Hrikinpiy curious. The factory, bpilr on purpose
Tor The machinery, is Of considerable magnitude {.
and so complete ia the invention. ts, leg o. cot
ton goes in at end Of the hu Inp. and comes out
ST the other in coth ct the beauttui drscrption
effected entirely by steam apparatus. The excellence
att buted 10 this cloth by tt patentee, namely,
that OF regulating the perspraton, and consequent-
~, the prevention of taking cold, appears ma ura
for having no iox, ary thing mixed with it of
cold or chilling quality, II must (lke flannel, yet
without us weakening prorerty,) be adapted to pre-
vent the III effects of sudden change from heat to
eofu, ana Siee versa I0.Gon PAPER.
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DREADFUL CALAMITY.

Errcct ~ fe,ter from Smyrna.
I" We have received Intelligence at arextf,l
calamity having over'aten the largest caravan OF
the seas n, on ITS route from Mecca 10 Aieppo. -
The caravan cons ,ted If 5000 souls; rnerca',s X
travellers from tire Red Sea and Persian (,viph;
riier'ms returning from perfrmng their devo,ions
~ NJ Geo. and numerous train of attendants, the
Who'll. escorted by 400 mii.sry.-The nsrsh w&.
in three columns On the 18Th of August last they
entered the grest Arabian Desert, in which they
inurneyet seven days, and we're already approach
iag is edgs-A few houre more wcui h'se placed
,hen bsyond danger; bat alas! they not per-
,uittcd To- return in s.fcty. So,
On the morning OF tie 23', Just q, they Had
ttrncls their tents and commenced their march,
wind rose from the Horti-East, aud blew with tre-
I,,endou. violence. They Increased the rspdity OF
,he'r march to escape the threatening danger hut
The fatal Ksmsiu had set in On sudden, dense
clouds observed, whosc extremity obsoured the
Ho,izon, end swept the face Of the desert. They
approached the columns, and obscured the line OF
march. Both men and beasts, struck by sense OF
-omruen danger. uttered loud cries. The next mo-
neu. thcs fell beneath its pestferons influence,
fseiesss corpses Of2000 souls comp osins the oars.
~sn not M ore than 90 escaped this calamity They
owed their safety TO the swiftness OF their dromeds
r es" 81
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" LONDON, Get 81.
The President and Creole frigstes, (33 snd $50
hsve each been mentioned, aud, believe, actual.
1y appointed in succession, 10 trke out Lieut.. Gen.
Sir I. His!op who taken in the laval 1"dia.
This mode of conveyance, is now, We understand,
abandoned and the gsi'ant General, his family &
suite, will he accommodated with = passage on
hoard of the Comusny's chips consigned TO
Bombay and China which ship, it is unds rstoed,
will be dispatched at the India house in Decem.
her. =
-; MY 'raher 81,
The Prince Regent has agreed 90 the claims OF
the Indian warriors, in regard TO head money, for
prisoners OF war brought in by them with view to
restrain the Indians from numbering such Amcri-
cans "a may be taken by them in the war in Cam
90. The terms were proposed 20 t5overnnent By a
board, o. which MAI: Gen. Vincent President,
which assembled at Kingston on the Goth August.
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MOYFA,rNr ans 1IIr FNrA,v..

> .tforyied, on Thursday eyeirs las. ~ fs,y Mar.
Ret Esrteos by the revd. John d fsiair, Mr. J,hn
II. Robertson OF this City, tothe anisbls AID much
admired Miss Martha II, Davenport.
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UNITED STSTES'
p X 0 p . S a L s.


'sSIR subscriber wishes to contract to have i'm
m sdiatey made, iB0O Rifles Of the following di
IGepsions,-
The BdT7'eL two feet, nine inches long, (viz. II
inches octagonsl, aud % inches ronnd J the dI-
ameteF st the breeeh one inch and one tenth +;
81 the commencement OF ths round part OF the
barrel nine and one hall tenth OF an inch and
at the roUzZ'e, seven eRhiis OF an inch. The cen
ire Of tie front sight, Oiaehes from the InuZ.
zle and the s'al,I, dge inches and hall
from the bree .h--ths caibre, balf-Uuuce ball.
The Sfsck --og Walnut wood, the bresoh to be ff.
teen inches and u bsH long Rod including the
heel-plate sixteen inoh9s-Bith fail OS two ipel,-
ca sud three f1urths ~ the extreme end Of the
steok, which is to extend 10 within three inehe
Of the muzxle.
TIE lack The lock to be foil bridied with Char.
tpesvie cock.
The Ra,,pr,,er 4, be STEEL with brass bead three
fmrths of an inca Ionf, iron mounting with thres
small baais twu Swyela, - one rammer-spring ia
lies ~ pipes, wire loops, Sc.
Each IiAs TO he furnshed with q wiper and bullet
rnouds
The Workmanship and materials Of the whole TO be
uaexesptionabls.
Those DESTROYS ot contracting for the whsle or a.
ny part viii he pleased to send in their proposah
tor the same vs. soon 20 possible s'alitz when TIE
Raos can be delivered. Any corsmuaicston reis
tioc thereto will b. received 1T the office OF Iosepi
Whrato,, 4. ID. q. NJ. Gspsrsl, near the Office o
tae Compiler. Tie subscriber will purchase in al
dition 10 the above from n so Rifles Of good aual
ity, which may be now ready for delivery
ROBERT G. JENNINGS,
Debu'y oplmissarg-barciases
n. v. Proposals III also be- Received for furnish
Ing fifty 10 a hundred L7'EDgs
FEB. 10. nnff
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lPHNHE subscriber lsving been rsyplar'y bred 70
4 tie hercsn,iie business, teuders .bis services
10 h1 ieR's and the public, Tor the settlement OF
their accounts. lie viii epgas. BY the day, month,
or Job. From his intimate acquaintance With hooas
and accounts OF every description, he wl undertake
the settlement Of concern at Toe ongest ssnd'ng
aud in the utmost sts,e Il jsrangemFa. To CO.
partnerships. he beheves be can render essential
services and TO such q his friends WHO stand TT I'd
n. his sssi'iancc. to promote sn arnosh., eerec,
and speedy adjustment 81 their sse9nnts he I.eigcs
himself 10 devote the whole energies a. lis rlint-
Fron c.cSe attention "a the various muicr Of hook
keeping in nsc, he iss beeb enabled to di;cuvsr
their detects, end confidently assets that he s in
possession OF asystem every wsy ssperior witch,
with slight variations, can he adopted auy siua.
ticn He can &c consulted at HI, spartmnu,s orpo-
site the BelI-TsverD, where Blanks of every kind
he furnished, and copying Of every description,
executed with neatnsss, seeuracy aud dis2atob
JAMES, GRAY.
n. II. J. Gray wilt in the ooprs. of few days, be
prepsred 10 unhsr'ske y e loss ~, Of Is or 90
Young Geatlsmen in bookkeeping
- Aptii TO- s.
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dom ESTIC.
April 90.
-s@es aAs.yz

Wqshingfon IhrH20.
The bill which originated in IN H Us,
OF Representatives, during ths late scssi,n
tor authorizing the President 10 &C p the
services OF volunteers far The DEFgNcE o.
me SEA board, was lost in the Senate, in
MS way, as we understand. il lad been
suffered to lie a day or two without being
a ted on, and being I, kcn ID the last day
ct the session, is passage 10 third reading
was Objected to by Nj. Gold Dor ugh. St
nator from Marylaad /; aud tlloa, accordin .
20 he rule OF the Senate which requires
bi'l tn receive its v, raj re 10 igs % success
s,Ue days unless by unanimous consa t, Tn
dill was lost The Executive is thus de
prived OF the power Of availing itself RI p
species of force certainly highly ehg BILE g,
most efficient for the dr(ence If me soii
We have noticed the fate Of tins b,il, that
the people may kno' how it happened that
it did not pass.
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a,SOR SAIE--A Negro Fellow, between so * 10
= years of are, healthy and strong, lac has been
ssed 20 pisntstion business generally, is toerabie
rough carpenter, sn excellent sxe man, csn stock
ploughs, AMI mike the twisted ber-stare mould
board; hes seythe man, and picu ,hs and seeds
very well. lie slso makes q good shoe, epp
mount brides and repair harness, &s.-In short be
is, piantatios, most valuable feilow, * weu'd
be gcquiston to any person, uarheuiarly TO one
gDirg tn settle in the western country.
His uisater, who resides a small dstsnse from
town, has lodged him, net for any particular fault,
bnt merely for safe keeping and narkst, at the Pc
nt-ntiary, with Col. Campbell, who i empowered to
sell him. April 2.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-27
IN THE SENATE OF THRU. STATES.


The President of the Snae having in
formed the Senate that they had passed ON
all matters Legislative aud Executive on
their files, aud tl'at nothing remained on his
table. expressed desire to be heard a few
words. on what ty some gentlemen was
viewed in an interesting light.
He observed, that al the last session Of c on
gress. several gentlemen of the Senate had
iDtimsted d wish that he would etre from
the chair, two or three weeks before the
tiWe Of adjournment & would thus give e,
the Senate an opportunity Of eleciiug a prssi-
dent pro tempore. That other gentlemen
expressed contrary desire, and tho't tina,
the President should remain in the chair
and adjourn the Senate. That in supper,
of these propositions, precedents we're ur
ged on both sides. That on CONSIDERING thu
subject, the President had conceived, as 4
war existed and had produced a special ses
sion of Congress, he was differently circum-
stanced from any Of his predecessors, arc
was under an obligation to remain in the
chair until the important business OF TN,
session was finished. At this period en- ho-
norable member. who had favored On eer
! !. retirement Of the President, expressed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-27
April 90.
JAMES BREAM,

JAMES BREAM,
Sign Goid -Hnuii. L .5treet, Richmond,
S noe receiving, nd otfers for SAFE in addition II,
: bic Stock of H.4RUEF.3RE, IR O.N.MOyt G. &.
RH, &c. SSc.-
$50 kegs of Cat Nails, s, Brsds, assorted sizes,
% ions Bar Iron, assorted,
100 doz. best double prime Ssythe Biaaes, AZ 10
81 inches long and inches wide,
90 doz. do. Grass Scyt hes, 81 inches long and !
inches wide,
$50 doz. frat quality warranted Wedding Koes,
SOL, Q, 8 snd 4, and
50 doz. Spades and Shoyels,
10 tons of Csstings assorted,
500 lbs best picked Turkey Oh Stone, ASS per
lb.-sDd upwards
900 gallons Spirits # Turpeutins,
SO Q snd horsc Peacock Piows,
IS par Of Smiths Bellows. Ok ,uperer quality,
Snuhs' AnVi,, Vices, &c Sc
An OF which he ia determined to SCH as low 81 pos
sbie. March 10.