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A FACT
WORTHY of NOTICE.

REYEIEpE &c now fa no found AT Our
Gro.a..,, e4aro cornar 81 BRIDGE
II u;ah st.Sots - : roo eaa avtans;ye
a - .s ss,sh ns of GHoaSE GnnDS IN.
a, 81 Tne &c can he met w,th n anYy store
N the U States. which will be disposed
of ~ ,-bo,eeala and retail on pleasine
-. ~ ~ FL, FL ao'.ens of 4ha ms+rct Who
.e''a. .osI - ~, ' s,,,,,,,;aa j., ne u;u be
Aaie npe 5. p go, - ri - DO for tben-
- n.su a. .so ~ caus are Mat we most
9e .., sO"ss - 80 f.;an,s.nd cue.
WISH. M,sn - snc0a'ae - o'l : iel -
TONERS; 4aa fo,, s,,rdr &c xes.
We na, W J ~ 81 pS;I..,aI-b;a and Raj
s s;, ,so'il ~ o'A' n''al
en,.oso'
90 boxes laQuered DUNES, coii-
tanning Y.Hyson s. Imperial Teas OF
fine quality, elegant and suitable Tor
families
6 chests and boxes retailing Young ny
son do.
6. hhds. New-Orleans and Muscoyado
Sugar
A quantity of loaf and lump DO.
25 bbls. old Whiskey and Peach Bran
dy, warranted several years o'o, ana
superior to any in this market
90 kegs small twist Chewing Tobacco,
(common)
10 kegs large and small do. of a very SUI
perior duality. and worthy the at
tention of those fond of the article
8 doz. bottles Lorillard's best Maccaboy
Snuff in pound and half pound bot
ties
500 papers chewing do. cut and consi-
sidered superior to twist !; trial,
however. viii best convince
OK keos (smalll CARROTS best Scotch
Snuff
& dor. best Wine Bitters
10 do. sparkling Champagne n,.n.,
do. pots FrcACh MuStafu \DSia@IAleJ
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Fresh Drugs and Med cines
William Harper, Jun.

Apothecary and Druggist, Alexandria
Fairfax-street,
.TYAs lately received a general as
z sortment Of Drugs, Medicines.
sbss Furniture, Walls, Dye stuhs, sSc,
and IS in daiiy expectation Of a very ex-
tens;ve supply, which was selected trom
,6s latest importatiens, aud viii warrant
them to be pure land genuine. and the
prices as low as they can be purchased
Of equal quality in the district. 4
sscod credit given to physicians and mer-
CHANTS in the country, and their orders
executed with the utmost care & atten--
doa--Goantry produce viii be received
1.-THE mgaest cash price in payiaent tor
Medicines.
fiaye 5000 VT. of the first quality
Lasco0a on hand at a reduced price.
July OF.
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Rich Lace Goods, sc.
ROGERS e LEWiS,

4 RE now opening beautiful assort-
~ ment of Elegant LACE GOODS,
&c. viz-4-4, CA, "a aud Sd black and
white best English Lace Wells, shawls,
half ShawIs and Trimming Laces-
.iLS0,
Crane Palerines and shawls, richly
embroidered with Chinele, Silk net half
Handkerchief with beautiful palmet
Borders-Black Bombazine, &c. &c
all which are Just received from Boston,
where they were bought at Auction with
cash, and which will be sold cheap tor
cash.
August s.
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O PHI N COURT,
alexandria County, august Term,
1915.

ORDERED,
FEsHAT the administrators Of Robert
B Nash, gunsmith, deceased, do sell,
at public auction, the Guns, Pistols,
Swords, & all other articles which were
lett with the decedent, in his life time:
to be repaired /; and after such sale, that
they do retain the amount due on the
same for repairs, and pay the balances to
the different owners OF the sand articles,
when called for by them OF their legal re-
representatives..
A Copy-Test.
Il. Moore, Register Wills.
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Land Tor Sale,
'ShE subscriber offers for sale va
L liable tract ofsl4AND containing
100 and one Acres.

Ps'Is one divided fourth part of the
r r called Retirement, situate IN the
..gSaasY Of Fsiriax, Va. about Smiles from
i."s On the turnpike road leading
MN Mn taeGce TO pamilies-part Of the "a
~, e gaet Is at present Under cultivation,
W; I ee remainder [say one haln is hea-
Na ~ 9Moered. The situa,ioa CT tire a
H. "e land renders it truly desirable toa-
t,l pefsoa disposed to purchase. Inme-
a.. Possession can be had, aud IN IN
ra'ae.e title given. Ferns of sale
tsa NJ Should the above property net be
psed OF previous to the first day Of
atss t. 4 VIII be on that day, be offered
tsa @l sale on The premises. Appiica-
u s %ay De made to the subscriber on
JABEZ ROCKER.
suy f
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PUBLISHED DaY By sNoVDEa ROYAL STREET, ALEXANDRIA
FRIDAY, AucUsr Is, 1915.
JUST RECEIVED,

FOR SALE
A few kegs first quality Tongues and
sounds-Also per ship Ocean from Ii
verpool,
50 boxes Pipes
Which will be sold low for Cash.
IN STORE.
New-England CHEESE,
MACKAREL by the barrel,
find general assortment Of
Groceries.
WyN. CARVER.
August 10. St
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Rippon Lodge,

Containing from 1G0 to SEQ acres on 20
tonac River, about > miles from Daln-
fries and 90 FROM Alexandria. The SOL
is good Tor corn, small grain and grass
TIE improvements are a dwelling f'nse
in good re2ai- containing Six rooms,
Kitchen, laundry, stables aud ot!ser nc
ccgsary house. The extensive MARSHES
now nearly dry3 heloRgs1s 10 ~ CT arc
offer to the purchaser the most iattesng
prospect Of rendering tbs valuable
farm by an inconsiderahle devotion OF Ia
bour. For terms apply to the subscriber
or to .HTobiet Ee'5ert, Esq. CT Alexandra.
John A. " asliington,
Near Charlestevn, Jefferson County, Va.
t;,Oe ~
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FOR SALE.

A FARM near Pohic- Run. contain
r Ing about 162 ACREsmore or lie SIS
1t has good dwelling house with tour
rooms on a floor, and passage and cellar
and barn, both in complete repair 1t
has sufficient wood, and the fences are IN
good order. Apply to
VIM. Smith.
A,c,,e+ @ a9taw6t.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS who have deposited
"a Guns, &c. at the shop of the late
Robert Nash, deceased. are requested to
call and take them away, ana pay the
repairs thereon, on or before the first
day Of September next, or they will be
sold after that time, pursuant to the a.
beve order.
Jane Mash, AdmG.
james oM.Dozoe!i, .9dmr.
Aupust 10.
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1854
New Publications
Other Valuable Books,
JUST RECEIVED

Other Valuable Books,
JUST Received
For Sale By the Subscribers.
Discipline; by the Author of Self Con.
troll, 2 vols. -
Duty orthe White Cottage; by Mrs. Ros
berts, 2vols.
The Magic Of Wealth !; by T. S. surr,
2vols.
Modern chivalry; by Judge Brekens
ridge, new edn. 4 vols.
GiIb1as, a beautiful min. edn. in vols.
Osslan, do. do. 9 vols.
salmagundi, do. do. svoIs.
The Pilgrims.of the Sun !; by j. Hogg, )
Poem.
The Lord of the Isles; by Walter Scott,
do.
The Feast ofthe Poets by Leigh Hunt,
do,
Hubert and Ellen; by Sergeant, do.
Waverley, Q vols.
Belinda. 2 DO. by Miss Edgeworth.
Early Lessons and instructive Stories
BY do.
Moral Tales and the Parents Assistant
by do.
Annals OF the Poor.
Holidays at home; by Miss saaadsrs.
Lara and Jaquelin, Poem.
Miss More on the Character, &c. ofgt,
Paul.
Miss Bakers Seminal Devstions.
The Velvet Cushion, Tale.
Alison's, Buckminster's; KelIoek's, Halls
and porteus's, Sermons and Lectures
Fitz-Osborne's Letters; by Melmoth.
The Martyrs or Triumph Of Christianity;
b. Chateaubriand, s vols.
Clarke's Travels in Russia, Greece and
Pales, &c.
Homilies of the Church of England in the
Time Of Queen Elizabeth.
Bigland's History OF England, vols.
Porter's Narrative Of Bonaparte's Cans
paign in Russia.
Captain Porter's Journal of his Cruise il
the Pacific.
Lewis and Clarkes Expedition aeros, the
American Continent.
Palmer's Historical Register of the u
States, vol. Sd,
Transactions of the Philadelphia Agris
cultural Society, vol. Sd.
The Life of Lord Wellington; by Dun.
lap and Clarke.
- Lord Nelson; By Charnock.
- Ditto !; by r. Southey.
- Cooke by w. Dunlap.
'Ehe Artists Manual 2 vols.
Halls Distiller.
Stewards Elements Of the Philosophy Of
the Human Mind.
hiurphy's Iacitus and Helccs Herodos
tus, elegantly bound to match.
The Works Of Hannah More in every
kind Of binding.
Addlson's, isoldsmith's, Young's, Pope's,
Milton's, Cowper's, CampbeiI's. Thoms
sons and Pindar's Works IN elegant
bindingg-with many otter articles.
STATIONARY.
EDLANK BOOKS of every descr;p.
ID ton made to order, with ratens
binding and ruling, superfne Qualto and
Folio Post, best Fools Cap, Drawing,
Wrapping, Blotting and Log Pook ..as
per, very best Guil!s, British and Anne.
rican inkpowder, Sealing Wax, Was
ters, best black Lead Pencils, English
States and Pencils, Copy and CIPHER.
ing Books Of the best paper, Pocket
Glass, Pewter and Wedgewocd Ink
Stands, fire Pen Knives u Desk Knives,
Pocket Books, British and American Hos
pressed Playing Cards, Black Sand and
Sand Boxes, Ponce and Pounce Boxes,
a good assortment OF German Flutes of
dit oFent prices, with suitable music and
Books of instruction. &C. Gc.
James Kennedy & Son
August 81. eotf.
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German Goods.
August
London Broadcioths, &c.

rrsT received by ROGERS BLEW
IS. best superfnc London, black,
T. NJ. olive and fashionable colored
So5s D(LOTBS----blae and mixed
pp,,,nsvick Cords fer Pantaloons, &c.
August S.
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Jefferson Land ior Sale.

A BOUT goo Acres in the county 0
"a jefferson and State OF Virginia, on
the road leading from Winchester to
Baltimore, II miles from the former, II
from Harper's Ferry and 5 from Charles
tow.,-6o miles from Alexandria, George
town and the City Of Washington. The
improvements are new brick house, 2
stories high, barn 40 feet square, sta
bic. &c.
The soil is of the very first quality.
well adapted to the growth Of timothy,
clover and every species of grain--More
than half OF the land is covered with TIM
ser Of the best quality.
ljec fI1, ,CGlp.
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An Assistant w anted.
August Is.

An Assistant w anted.
wv E wish to engage person accus
toned to the Grocery buslnes
and would prefer one who writes wei
and understands accounts-Appllca-
tions b. letter will not be attended to.
.Nandsville e Larm0Hr.
August 2
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-25

SALES AT vENDUE.
!, .,,syr, Tuesday and Friday,
IN o. WILL BE SOLD,

W ILlI DI 49,
=. yeniue Store, corner OF Frlnce
ttne and Water Streets,
VARIETY OF
n,u Goods, Groceries, sc.
p .'.I..s Of which viii be expressed IN
'l''''' the bills Of the day.
All Kind of goods which are on
+. g. ,.t;or and the prices Of which are
S S'lalStT.Sed. can at any time be viewed
sila ,,,rchssed al the lowest limitation
na Pi'' P. G. MARsTELLER. !.
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joseph Spear.

D EsPEcrFUILy informs his Friends
II aud the Public, that he continues
bcarry on the CABINET BUSINESS
in all its various branches on Roa'-
Street, near TIE Market, aud has on hand
nneWelI made FURNITURE. And, also
Informs the Public that he has got a new
MARSE, and stock to make COFFlNs
talIed for. He also makes and repairs
SsHAS and every kind Of CHAIRS on
aeshertest notice.
eeb. Us.
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II Let,

THE DWELLING HOUSE lately
scapied by capt. Eyeieth, situate at the
corner Of Fairfax aad Queen-steets; pos
session. viii be given immediately. Ap
ayto
June Il. tt
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William Morgan,

BOOT s. SHOE.HAKER,
EESpECTFULLY informs the pub
10 lie thath intends carrying on the
Boot and Shoemaking
BUSINESS
u the house he at present occupies. next
S = to MIR. A. B. Dicks Apothecary
S@oa and epposite tie Office of the A
eSsndyia Herald. where he viii use eve-
Z ezertion to give satisfaction to those
sRe may favor him with their custom.
!aRe s SIN
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-02

yWyIIE Books az Subscription for the
stock of the Rpal Estate Bank of
ne United States being closed, notice
s hereby given, that an election will be
held for eighteen Directors and eighteen
Commissioners for the said institution,
1t GostIingss Tavern at West End IN
the county of Fairfax, on Monday next
the 9th day d The present month.
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GERMAN GOODS.

Charles 1 CdtRtt
ne AS received per the ship Orion, d.
rect from Hamburg, and offers iol
sale TIE following Goods, viz,
800 boxes Glass Ware,
! Consisting Of looking glass plates, de-
canters, tullblers, VINE glasses, double
flint and gilt edged, window glass, &c.
900 bales Linen,
Consisting of platillas, Britannias.
Estopillas, Rouans, Cholets, Creas, LIS
tadoes, Dowlas, Hessians. Sail gtotns
White Sail, stout helnpen Ticklenourss;
Burlaps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White and red lead,
Scythss,
Copper pots and tea kettles,
Straw knives,
Brass wire,
Quilts,
Liquor cases,
Fruit baskets,
Casks Of steel of a superior quaity'
Mantle ornaments,
1000 demijohns,
Apothecaries' glasses,
Furniture, bottles and beads, &c.
Il Of which will be sold on as good
te as they can be purchased IN the
United States.
Nov %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-02

We have Bow in storefor sale.
500 bags prime Geneive coffee,
40 puncheOns Antigua and! Demera-
ra rum.
100 crates queen's ware,
6S hhds. molasses,
IA casks London brown stout
IL casks cheese
10 boxes 10 by IL window glass
10 boxes clased sugars
100 boxes segars
IS packages German and Sliesla
linens
81 pines choice cognac brandy
Gen. Marien's cargo,
50 barrels prime pork, Alexandra
54 hhds. tobacco stems
A complete suit of sails, rigging and
apj,a rel, for vessel Of 100 tons. nearly
new.
adams. Herbert and Co,
Nov is
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Al person well acqualn'51aa.
with the Dry Goods Basiness, aa sosut.,
has a complete knowledge OF acsV
wants a situatian. n..,,r
Enquire IF the Pr'a'0'
November 9. ---.
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To Let,

YEyHE Warehouse at the corr 81. uss.
Fairfax and Queen street, Nv Is
Session given Immediately. Appg
G. P. Tnomps.O on
November p
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Removal.

THE subscribers have removed to the
Store lately occupied by Mr.. Philip
Tfipletf,
And offer for Sale
5000 lbs Prime SInlthiield
Bacon
SO bbls. Old and Common VIII key,
Best Family Flour, . cn,,,,,
And a general assortment o. UhoGn-
RES as usual.
Daniel Cawood g q
Oct. q
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t Lawrason aud F0Wle's Wharf
AaSi} Ftlss 81 LIE,
The CafsN II brig Eliza. ]. I. Ross
shastes fresp Hasana. consisting Of
81 bvxes brMsl naeasina Sugars Of
superior qnshty
90 khds. ioIAsses.
IS BAGS green Coffee.
Apply TO $. !.
on
Lawrason s Fovle.
Oct. n
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For Boston,
For Freight.

80. The Schooner LADY HOPE
RCaptain Nickerson ; will carry
sl,ont 700 barrels. and take sNfeight Ell,
Their to the West-Lndies or Coastwise.
.ap5yrs dbors.
October 2s.
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Notice


.alegrndrias 21th Nor. 1915.
TIE Stockholders ia this institution
are hereby nosiiieds that ageeeably to the
articles m association, an election SiN
Be held at the Court House IN the. tuwn
Of ikiexandas on Monday tie lst day OF
January next for eighteen Directors 10
serve ior The ensuisg year.
!. G EiAisAIAN, Cashr. &
Nov o dtE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-14

German nation. Ia this view, the ,Hano-
ver'an Legation to the Congress had de-
cared itself in anterior negotiations, par
uculariy IN regard to the rights of States
III the German countries, the security of
their establishment under the guaranty Of
the compact, the formation and authority
of tribunal of the confederation. If it
now signs an act, deciding none of these
points, it is in the persuasion. that those ar
engagements which it thought the best. can
Mt be realized. and that it is therefore bet
ter to adopt an imperfect Gcrnanic CON-
pact, than to nave none at all. The COM
pact. as it has been adopted, does not ex-
c'ude amendments the Hanoverian Court
will do its utmost to contribute TO those,
which are above pointed out. II hopes for
the cooperation OF the Courts which at
present have not united with the others,
but it cannot omit expressly to reserve,
that it, contrary to its expectation, they
should in future refuse that accession, the
Diet, when it shall assemble at Frankfort
upon Maine, shall specially deliberate up
on the notifications of the Federative c. m
pact, viii h the changes in mutual relations
OF The state may reQu re-"
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FALL GOODS.

VTTiLLlAM PATTERSON has received mart
Nv and is in daily expect" ton Of the balance o,f
ms TALL supply among t.;use rec, vea are e f,liow-
ing Articles :-Supe' fine Saxon blue AID bIs (
cloths, Wellington and Butcher nix.urs blue.
black and gray csssimeres, black, blue aud rray
stnckinets, plains blankets and Fiusl,ines haa6els
rstinets and bomb'zets, callicocs, camhricss and
dimhes, "a ard Ga iaconet, null null ard lcno
muslin, euper"or null null robes with new style
OF work. ginghams corded and plain stripe, one case
OF isbnets consisting of the following colours dsb
purple and brown, white and orange, Ennperor's
eye, pearl drab, tea drah, pea green white and
grSy, pink and white, change,bie blue. ruby. scar
ic', green, pink and spoit d, one cage ofro lawn
large and general assortment of IRISH linens. ~
and "a Irish and Russ;s diaper r., sne. thread r.
ca Isces, edgi gs, bomhazines, Wellington and
bucner bail umbrellas, silk ipe vest coatiny very
fine white Mslseli!es with al other colours
Among those anticipated ar Wellington s,,, Ia,
cashmere, merino shawls. With an elegant ,,s,m
one case Of linen bed tick Eng'i,h enrraSed carnet,
ing, elegant hearth rugs all Sizes table. cIohsfo
9 to IS qrs handsomely figured, Ievsninc, ard A.
FENCES, sattins and A0rentnes singh double a, Il Fri
Pile gilt buttons, white and yellow, bell and bplIer
ditto, b'izes. gentlemen sand ls,lies' leesy gloves
&c Sc.-Ali which he will sill ON moderate terns
for cash. ''
p. s. Bills on London wanted
October IL G7f,
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SPECIE PAYMENTS.

! he question is now coming TO an issue,
| Suhsther, am ho7U soon, the Banks will re-
sumo their payments in Spece. q" a plan
| by which it is TO be effected has been "a
| dopted by the General committee of the
banks in New-York, and is now bsfore
the boards Of the several banks for their
consideration, and when approved will be
transmitted to all the banks in Phiaiel-
phia, aud Baltimore, for their co-opera-
ton. This is indeed the rig,-t course net
| to do thing Of this sort hastily and by
| single Efforts, but by degrees, and in con-
| cert with each other.
The inks to the South ought, there
fore, to be on their guard, to take the ne
| cessaIy steps towards such All arrangement.
| These steps it is impossible to mistake
The banks are indebted to the public the
| amount of theirnotcs in circulation. These
| notes were either loaned to individuals, OF
| 20 the Government. AS they have now
too little cash on hand in proportion to
| these mites, their first step will necessarily
be, to call their notes IN. To do this, they
must curtail the notes of Ind viduals by
degrees as well as exchange the stocks
| of the government for their own notes or,
in ether words, sell out the public stocks,
which they have held. No sacrifice will
comparatively result from this proceeding
because, the per cents, which they re
ceived at 90 CT IS, perhaps for less, IS now
in Philadelphia at 2 per cent above far.
As at first they gave their own paper for
public stock underp par so, 1t is TO hard
ship on them to take back their paper in
exchange for the public stock which Is a
bOve par.
Those, who owe the banks, hive noright
to complain OF the curtaiimcnt if they
have time enough to prepare and to pay in.
When warned Of the danger, they will of
| course take in sail.
The Banks should not complain, that it
| be the means of reducing their profits
because, it is not only their interest in
the largest sense of their word, but it is
their duty to restore the Circulation, which
they have contributed to disturb. Tney
were right in suspending payment, during
a war which was draining them Of spe-
Gle, and which required every resource
for its prosecution-They were right III
continuing it, when the war in Europe be-
gan to carry off our specie for the use Of its
subsidies--bGt, those exigeneies have ceas-
ed, and a new state Of things is arising up
or us. To bring back our metallic NC
dunn, Is, therefore the duty Of every baas,
as soon as It can be done. We do not ex-
pect it can be done Immediately, for SIX
or even nine moaths; butwe have a right
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-14
FRANCE.

The allied sovereigns have complained
of the unjust acquisitions of Bonaparie-Is
it right then for them to tread in his foot
steps?
They solemn'y avowed their determine
ton to punish Bonaparte for his sns-Is it
right for them to make the French peo-
pie, not B ,naparte, suffr
1t was Bonaparte that levied reouisi-
tions--Is it right then to retaliate them up
on the faeohis?
The French Monarch pledged himself
by solemn decree to punish only certain
specified adherents Of Bonapartc-Is it
right for the Allies to wrest this DOW
cr from his hands, and to extend the
range OF pdnishms MT to " every conspi
cuous man" who is suspected of treason
to wards Louis as we are told is their
intention.
The truth is, the steps they are now ia
king, are MOTTO secure the peace of their
own countries, but to guard their privi.e
ges and their thrones; to establish the
reign ofiesihimate firinces to hold out ev
cry man as traitor who cares to increase
the liberties Of the People to hunt down
every conspicuous patriot in France and
to extinguish, if possible, the last spark Of
the revolutionary volcano, which had threa-
tehed to sake their thrones-But in vain
Tyrants lin vain We trace the wizard ring,
In Vain We limit Minds unwearied spring.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-14

Hatcher, and Messrs. Bransford and Hob
son, OF the county of Cumberlana.-Every
thing, indeed, bids far for the Planter. if
he will only pick and cure his tobacco
we'll. 1t is much more to his interest to
make less OF the article. so it be good, than
more, if it be indiffcrent.-Good tobacco
will be sure to command It's price 1T one
time or other, while it serves to raise the
reputation of all that he afterwards makes !;
whereas, the trash ofthe market is worth
but little III itself, and spoils the sale of all
that comes afterwards from the farm.
Tobacco is likely to do we'll not only
from the state of the foreign market, but
from the run of the crop. Some districts of
country have been visited by hail storms,
which have scarcely left single leaf UNI
touched.
Our crops of BIeat have been generally
short (; but the grain is excellent.
Corn never gave finer promise. than it
exhibited in the early part of August but
the excessive drought of that month, and
of September, parched up our fields and
blighted the fairest prospects of the far
mer. The gathering will be at least a third
or fourth short of the average crop.