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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-07

s IA ha,e the cattle restored. Istr'cf.
:. a nra.,,;;se you that for any niscsie1
do,e by the Greeks under me. ! shall g
.,1;s nv ,s,werta punish the delinquent.
~. ~ have the property restored.
CIV :. The chiefs here have requested me
.f,.t,sr to declare to you, that IN order t.
l ~ any disagreeabIe circumstances
Pr. b,naas: NC in future, they have come
, $ ,;rter,niinatiol, not tepermit the least
..assa,,rse between their people &tbose
i 6 - II states. They have in canse-
,.,c. ordered them 10 cease all com
.,,,,;eatian directly or indirectly with the
,a,,itory ar citizens of tue .. Sand
Nov datake this public mode of warning
80. 80 e;t;xeps OF the U. s. from entering
t t territory. or communicating direct
iyor indirectly with the Greeks people.
they also request that you will under
-s+,,,d their territories to be as they stood
!, the year 1911 In myaaseHce have
,i;raetea FIRST lieut.. WIN. Handy, the heac
:,tsrnreter. to communicate with you on
sny mint relative to the Greeks; and |
have sisen him my ,..ost positive orders
Nat he shall at all times do his best to
teeo peace AID good Rsishborhood be-
tween the Greeks ard your citizens.
lam, sir. your very humble sery't.
EDWARD NICOLLs,
Commanding the Brit;~h
forces IN the Florldas.
We the undersigned, chiefs OF the
M.scoree nation. declared By his Bri
t,vniic = majesty to be free and independ-
ent peosle. do in the name OF the said
nation agree to the 9th article of the
treaty. Of peace between his Britannie
majesty and the United states--and we
do further declare that we have given
most strict aad positive oriers to ali our
beople, that they desist from lfostilities
oseserv kiad against the citizens Or sub
;ects Of the United States.
: Given under our hands at the British
fort on the Appalachicola, this Cd day of
April, 1915.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-07
Extract Of letter from Liverpool, dated
18th April.

6. No final determination has yet been
come to, respecting the import duties
but there is every prospect Of their being
continued at the present rates. ibid.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-07

Our French papers mention that the
emperor Napoleon has appointed his bro
Their Lucien, minister Of the interior, and
has sent him to England on an important
mission-yaercantile lid.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-07
ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY. JuNE z.

MR. ssowSEs,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-07
,oLovIEs--eUADALoupE & DEpENDEN
CIEs.

BY ROYAL AUTHORITIES.
Cherries. .9lerander Leon, Count, Dura'ld
De. ,Sincis, Contre .fdaairel, Governor.
&c. &c. and Jean Francois Gear lie
GalHermy, Counsellor, &c. &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-05
EN- QUIRER- OFFICE,
RICHMOND, [va.l Ap-il S. ISIS.
OLD TIMES

IL Is sometimes meet to open the volume of
past times, and read in it the Spirit of our
Fathers. Compare, for example, the conduct
ut the Iunto of Massachusetts. during the
late war, with the generous sentiments dig
closed IN the following Paper & what a con-
trast bursts upon us The Vrginiap of rs
flew to the sithhort of the People of Boston.
The tactious BoStoDian of 1914 threatened to
ab ndon us to our fate. The Vnenian st,icf-
" adh,red to the Continental Association
The Bostonian menaced opposition to the lave
anu dissolution of the union. ne had an eve
to the Common Causc--IHey 1.-THE Federal
facious Men If Massachusetts } looked 70
themselves, to the Aesh-pots of Eeypt, to the
crumbs OF Commerceewhicn were gratuitous-
~ thrown TO them by a mean and insidipns
enemy. As was the following piece, so were
all the illusions which were dictated by the
Virginia Patriots of the Revolutionary War
INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE FREEHOLD
Frs OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, (vIRGI-
~z f5A }ohn mayo and v,a,a, r,,t,.
Gen.'enscn, their deLegates, N7arch,
1775.
We the Freeholdtrs Of Cumberland
County, having elected you to represent US in
a Provincial Convention, 70 be held in the
town OF Richmond, on Monday, the Goth of
tins Instant, and being convinced that the
safety aud happiness Ct British America de-
pend on the unaniTnity, nnnness, and Joint
efforts OF all the Colonies, we expect Won
viii. on your parts, let your measures be as
much for the Common Safety, as the peculiar
Interests Of this Colony viii permit and
that you, IN particular, comply with the re-
commentator of the Continental Congrs s..
IN apo ntiug Delegates to meet in the CITY
ot Philadelphia, IN May next.
The mears Of Constitutional LEGISLATION
- this Colony, being now interrupted. and
totrely precarious, aud being convince that
SINE rule IS necessary for speedily putting
a. Colony 10 state of defence, ne. in an
, { 'ecial manner, recommend this matter TO
or consideration in Convention and you
~ delcnd dat any general tax, w that
kdy Imposed, for such purposes, win be
heerfully submitted to- and paid H. the In
b abtants Of this County.
we desire hat you WI 60 s. Ter the
: 'oSfonians as suieti'g in th, -oalaeon cause.
a. cheeriulir join IN their 81 port q, the ut
!. icst Of your power
Ihat yOi viii direct the Deputies e.
%"C!ess on the part Of ibis Colony 70 use
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and opinion, invariably associate infection
with this term though disease may be cpl
dernic, without being nfectious..--It should
only be. in my OPINION, in cases of Infectious
epidemics, that the people should be addrcs-
sed upon such subjects /; and the objects are,
then, to guard them, rs far AS will depend
upon fight, and other preventive means. Il
IS true, the celebrated Dr. Rush, during the
prevalence of the Yellow Fever in Ph;lasel-
phia, published through the Inediam OF news
papers, upon that subject but all at that
time was scene of confusion and dismay.-
The natural affections were discovered, and
safety was looked for in fight alone. There
were none to do the Offices of Friendship, m
their most limited sense.e Physicians were
wanting. u has rot. however, been the
case in our ciry-we, who have been proscri-
bed, have been, ready to visit the SICK, and I
shall be glad IL D.. Trent will be as ready
TODD US, WHO deserve 1t, the justice Of abso-
luton from his charges.
lYEDTCUS
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MANSIIAL.S SIIES-

NALL BIZ SOLD at Wilmington, ~. c. under the
w direction ofthe Marshal, on Friday 2ist DAY OF
April 'Sih--r;'e remark able fine aud staunch In
gi's' built ship CORuNNA, burthen 3;T tons, clp-
pered to the bends, copper fst,ned anil her decks
copper nailed, about two years old, and unussy ,vcl
found ~ sails, rigging, Sc-Also her cargo consisting;
Is kegs nails assorted, ILL., 3D. 3d. IOd, lid :: cod
dolivo'ishdo do al, 6d S 81,
g coils tarred mule rope, IS m miiling hoops.
ooo hhd and punsheon packs Z kegs tallow,
puncheonss salt, 10 casks lamp oil,
5 Kegs ground willie lc.'l, S Jugs linsesd OIL
q do rolled do 80 punchcons oats,
90 10 slip stua. 90 do split beans,
Is do biscuit, 3 kilderiiGs " hi,e do
sess barley, 80 split DO
barrels do DO, do ,stmesl
cask cont'g. plated $ Lccks, runcbecn rivets and
mule and horse shoe nails,
3oO0 besi puhcheOn iron hooIs, coil mil ssii ror.
keg cont'g lamp black and black lead,
c@sk iason haiTes. I case pine chec,ss,
! cass comfy copper hdIes, brass cocks, sc.
Kegs beeI, ihhds- brown stout
se's pu cheon 4 hi. truss hoo,,.
opposes fitted to gu'lseons
o steel plates, X IL rc,lHd rtops to DO
200 tons Newcastle coal SC.
leisht horse power steam engine.
'ie above ship stt into this port by the private
armed brig Chasseur, Of baltimore, Thomss Boyle,
Esq. commander.
HANSON, KELLY & Co
f@.. A.
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HUUSE AND Ian DS


GsN the second Monday ii, Nav next. being James
y shty County Court day, will Ia sold at tie Raw
leigh Tavern, in the city Of Williamsburg:
above the Court House. now occupied BY ,gr. Fr;sh
metz
One Tract OF Land containing 100 acres, within s
miles OF 'e cy tosndej by the isnGs os Iessr Ta-
iiaf,rro and Coleman; and
Ore Tract of Lanl in lanes City cos,ntY, bordering
or creek leading svo Chci;aonony river, containing
one hundred and seventy-ive acres kno an ~ the
nameot FentoDs tract, bounded ly the la ts OF Nor.
res Pre"t and others In this last tract the dover of
the widow OF the late John Fenton is reserved
g deemed unnecessary tn sly any thing 10 ape etno
me qna', ct these lands presuming persons isrous
nj pnrehssng will view them ere the day of safe Six
months crtat will he allowed the purchasers and bo,ds
wtapproyed security, ard deed of trust in each case
viii be required
Mr. John Coke of Williamsburg, vii shew the house
ana LOT N town. aud give any ssary information 10
those VINO Insy enquire respecting tIe lands.
GEO. WATT
Aprll 5---entS,INJ -
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NOTECN-
FOR SALE,
a TRACT or L8nD

the comfy of Henreo, ten mites btlow the city
"' Eichmond, three quarters Of mile on the south
sue Of toe Hampton Stage Road containing 2Si acres
mere Is strong well framed DWELLING HOUSE.
VI 'eetiy iS'wIth shed the north side 10 feet boy
re are three and passage on the los sr
n0or, "nj two rooms and passage on the upper
1uor-a!d other convenient houses with tyyn APPiE
ct thriving cl'oce rnt trees, containing
WE'VE dozen II each Orchard. This land would be y
handsome summers retreat tor any gentleman t,st r
sides IN the city Of Rchuoad, aod will b. sbeTn ~ r.
ny un1 TO those who wish 70 purchase Il great bar
gam may be had by immediate application, and posses
son given within two moatbs by
AprI 5. =,
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CHAR1EsroN. March 50.
INTERESTING ANECDoTE

We learn from gentleman who conSersed with an
officer ct the hate British expedition against ew-Or-
leans that IN the memorable battle OF the 9Th January
Gen Packenham sent two ofhis aids, success ey, to
order the hon. col NJ of the 4itb, to bring up his re-
gio,ent to support the troops who had gained the right
bastion OF the American lines. The col was found in
the rear ofhis regiment which was advancing slowly
End male no effort 10 accelerate It's movement On
learning this, gen. L. immedst,y gsoped to the heat,
OF the reg and in the of cheering them on recei-
we'd mortal wNurd. Afterwards, col NJ. having
come up, the General brand,a,ed lis sword over his
till tomorrow viii have you hanged"-iie shortly
after expired. The col has lisarnearct AMI has not
been heard o. since. Charleston Couiiey.
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lsOll SAyF.

tEN< " applied for sooa. the slip pIiyNCE MA
80 ~ roc, biutl,-n 800 tons, how living ut tity
.'ot.t, beia, well tonid, aud can be fitted ca,
sea az small expense. Fof further particulars apply
70 the Subscriber IL Civ Point
JOSRPH CUFFS, Juu'r.
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MARSHAL'S SILES-

kEl.L RE SOLD a, Wilmington, NC under
w the direction nj the Ma shall, on Monday, 9th
day OF April, 1915, the following Prize Goocir bro't
into this port ny the private nr.net BRIG Noryana. OF
New-fors, George II. Feiows, Esq. commander,
viz -
cases mock maise,es quitting,
do fancy do do
l9 do vhite do do
do do isnes,
IS do white dressed coio'd cambrics,
do do un'ircsscd do do
do do striped muslin, DO do c.,r,bris do
do fancy striped, spotted and checked muslin,
do printed yestirg, 90 do York stripes,
do striped c. hollands,
do cold cheek iis;adoes.
do striped q checked gingarns,
90 common siI-accs, 1 90 puiiicst maud ks
90 faacy glazed do
5 cases Fight ground pocket hsn,r'kfs,
do catnhyc shswis, . DO B,itanniaa,
DO estop'lias 4 do piatiiias
do printed dresses with fronts,
do cotton shirtine da Madras hand'kls
as do fancy prints, 10 printed calicoes,
do cniored iaHcy cam brio do veiveteens
II trunks silk ur,hrcllas,
cases singtsms, assorted ooIois s. widths.
do silk sind beaver hats, s boxes soaD,
do candles, Z bags bread,
do bsriey, 5 10 split pas,
9 cr,tes crockery ware, 90 barrels salt provisons
81 baskets cheese, 50 kegs butter,
jars oil eitric, 20 coils rigging.
Conditions viii be made known on the dsy of sale
HANSON, KELLY * Co. .
.,,.-, sou =
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NETIIL be Sod, on sa,n.rlay tie s,b ios,. o, n.
Eroosc-Imen,i in fehslco county. 10 the l,-,,.
e't 'nldtr a credit Il FIVE yeass wfh irt rect ,rnn
I'VE IS o. January, 49, 81 wheel, iac possession VIII
De g'ven-A T'TWct Of LINN o. CLichsLomony
Swsmp sl'unt tes srort the ci,y Of gebo,~,J co,.
ndain5 SO acres asuioin, the iandsog Joa V;!lrn,o
Wdilm Bu1on aDd janies Whnew AZ lca~f o-,1
hali Of Iaid lad Is clable ol ) < pae rst rate s
dow. me-
Nj Iali@ferro, who rents the iard the prc4ec.
y7'' way ahrw y TO any person wishing 20 se. ,sc
same before the day or g.le
&c s'nve safe viii be sn4de under he management
Of William BuNof, jr.
A,as POLK TOLER
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NGEDICUS.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

A HYMN
" fhd'u:sgsfvng for the return Of Peace--Ifarch,
1915.
ScTessed 20 tic Throne Of Grace by ether, trco Of
the tinted Mates
o. Col, the benifccut Fat,er sI,c, friend
Os al Who rely upoi,he..
10 ,tec let my thsnks anh my praises ascend:
Ny Cousty is srfe and IS free
Her borders m longer are vexd ~ alarms
Or penierd by uicrc,iess foes
For Pacc has retrrn' with hec snu- soothing charms
And gives TO The soldier icpDse.
No warriors encOnntring with me,,aepg look,
Now m t.,sets and hsyonets clash;
NO RACKS b. the chsIge of bold borsemen are broke
NO broad-syOiSs tremendously cash
nc riieS, un-criing, are !evelid inore,
On the earth 10 lay multtuGes low /;
he drati,-raugit artillery to roar;
Appeasd IS the rage OF the foe.
Oh sweet is the icy in the calm time OF Peace,
with friends ad with brethren To dwell;
Each day 10 perceive that our comforts increase
And hearts with new gratitude swell
oh TOD, oil all comfort and pleasure the spring.
10 ies be that gratitude shewp;
ia', Al tiny feet, my Saviour and King,
And bless thee and thank thee alone.
my powerful arm, through hardships & tolls,
And dangers most terrible forms
IN sea: and on lakes where the vexd wafer bpiIs
Convuis'd with continual storms;
hrn' Waters cnld kingdom on Hnrn,.ahIesL shore
And Summers hot Southern do-,ain
Ionaccted my sons to their Country more,
Tho SOON to cross Oceans AGAIN
hy tyrani, Aigiers they may sail to chss,ise
Bot, Lard, viii trust them with thee.
Wlsteecb be disr fate, thou art good aud art wise,
And gracious will he Thy decree.
Ny children, wherever III, r coursetliey may steer
VIII act still a glorious part;
Their country they serve, & their God thew revere
Anil this shsli eniiyen my heart
Ihateeuntry in God her protection has found;
Her Heroes acknowledge his might;
By han, With tr'e glory t!'e'r vaIcr is crowd,
And Victory attends upoa right
her PERay, Mcl.oNoCGa anil JACKSON adore
His goodness and mercy ,.yine;
From G,r-disian Erie TO Orleans shore
The bear: &c he s:sh;eG..s;.,s. sl::ac.
Oh then may oar hestsn devotion accord
VIII blessings so Lpuutconsl, gwen;
And, Shie a whole People is prasisg the ord,
he land where we dwell viii seem Heaven
Gr The election Ia Charlotte took place on Mon
day last We have sinest every reason 10 BELIEVE t,at
Mr. Eppes will be reelected.
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J. l.. AND NE. T.rOaIrS,
IHAEtNt; taser mo pU,rersh.is, W,n L. Sne,.
sou, ~,Il conduct their ,siness iro-n this date in
the name OF
N. K. JyYO.N.sSah,D co.
The Commission, Business helms. DEN. nr;r.;p.I ~,
jeet, tins additional! part e viii .naLe ti,.r. 10, carry
on with eneressed actSi'y aud heir -
Gce WV b. Kept IN the Tenement oce,,,.d ~ .. T.
q n X Y n,ss, rear the Hssir-- Where IL, per-
sous 'ds bted 10 he old, viii please csl and sSc a
n,ent iote new eo0cera--as they feel des;sous to
close the old t1ss.
NIX. THOMAS & Co.
April S-wtw
Ihs Subscriber gyN olTer FOR Sale Sevc,M
FAMILIES Or NEGROES,
at the Abe,narle MAY Court, Cor es, or o., c,,,,;.
rs may suit Purchasers
IHo-M9S -tLs.NN' R.s.N.DOLPH
". ne efacr, u .i!6e''mre co'lnty.
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AETHoN7 sTREtr.

FrHe1pH .fSSeSsoJ tSH district
This district is con posed at th. co,,nf.s of.t.i
Sit'. henlico lineiidisg the CITY nf Eiehm..nl /
Goncland aud Hanuser
Eanoyer, March q, 1915
he list required By he abcve notice. .re m l,s
msde out and delivered, agreeable To the ii,ovinr
forms, to wit "';s
Lit Of lands lots of ground. with their Improve
.hent'' aweliips houses and slaves Owned by = B. o.:
tne nIst day ol Aprh, 1873, lying and beiu: within tb.,
18th district of iI-;ihia, viz
In the (here ~ sert me county, or tie CIV. Or
ated)
One farm (here insert its descrintion sp4c;rs;,,.,
the water course or bish road on which i, IS situated
orno'InS the sijotng propfietors or obe,wis, s,s;
particulars by which ii may &c known and Distinguish,
co. lntaHing there insert IN words a. ,cnst tra
numoero. acres, having thereon There, describe a..
houses the length and 1en,h, whether nne "a, ~,
more stores high, and whether OF wooj brick Or aiona
o, a,,o "neeer e"eing hou;r barn nuil, what
ot"er house Or houses, describing tAc ssnge Ind III
ther IN sood repair or in what atGte III iepsr thav
s'e ~ any other improvements t!i- srru MA, a.
tam valued ri dolI.cs.
One dwelling house IN Tie ic,tS ~ town. OF fte~s
insert the city or town, tiic se,t &c i. rnst, IA y
which bu,lt, the Number Of siorrs the l,et,, 40:
depth, the buildings s1Ges attached, g n.fe,,,a,
1- eN'eu' % i've 'ct on winch - standsl pa!u.S
Onimpo,ed lots in lie snd Ic;i- ,,t toroi be-e
ser' tne street on I' stvat:d, with she nfcr,a.
ton by which, TO be Particularly known, IN. conii
- Vi '''' ~ sid'''e leet petche5 scIesl vale
at dolIar-.
SIapes Of tie following deecritaox5
- L;s i about years Of rye [hers tes-
?roe ms Occupation o. tre, wilii srri, oiheriar II,
Ia as may he calculated 20 enhance or lessen his y
III, Va.rh, ~ dollars.
Ana IN Ike nanner describe all the other nal
and then the f:.Dgiss ''-'
"A lst o. The value ofhOusehold furniture anil a,fs
Sn' silver watches, kept Eor by a. D. OF, lie 81,
o'y oil 4 Pri, 1913, in There insert the coo.ly or q
e'y' or townin TIE county, where the owner rs,d-.
aud Keeps his iouse] within Tie iS.h dis,g.t ii liz
State o! Nng nia - '''S
NoTE.-Peturcs, Except Amily ti.tlresl -,lal.
CLOCKS q une pieces, leNcept ~atcne51crc ,es,fslf,
NV 10 Dc meinded IN The terA House,I M ~ .,,,
50 ncluied.l 10 - liz
l"e value OF the household farris.,rs kept ~ =,
tor use, in my house "a ,I' =
exception OF beds, bedding Kitchen f.niu,. Ec;iT.
pictures, and ARTICLES maze ir The fun!v frc,, ~ III
Tnestc materials idec'a-c to be here n.ert he I,
mount IA words 81 'engih and no more
inc gold and silver vsiehc. kept for use by ~ IL:
by rn7 iaroy, declare 70 l,c tie lolios;ny end ~
more, that IS TO sly: There inser. in worIs n
tie 1uinoer ofsold and silver watches
20 be signed By the iaci7r:Gsi wilose list Il r
Hny person hol1iag possessing properly exs;.,,.t
ffora taTftion, will STATE ihB cause Of .xcn.r;ior IN
their written list. '0' -
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April S -----ent .2lM
NUGiNIA nm.

FOR6fERL Y THE DOUBLE inn.
'sNfE Subscriber having taken the above well known
q and convenient Tavern: AS well for gentlemen of
the country as for those Of the town. hereby socts the
patronage OK The public generally ASSURING li who NAV
maze Ii Of his services in the line Of hrs profession
that ms utmost exertous snail he spa e 10 render
Them comfortable and well pleased with tlieir accom-
notation. 10 say that IL shall excel any Other house
~ entertainment in Petersburg cannot be exrected
nut ne can confidently say, ;t ms means are ample
and his disposition rs good TO effect this promise. az
mos ,'er nuD',ars Ills stable wild we'll sppietI
wan proye''er tor horses, and attentive Ostl his
t'o'e with as goO hre rs Petersburg affords; his l+r
,,s roAHs with good beds which shall he kept ncs; :,
ms bar rid' an oblging young man. WHO will firnisb
mem W'th ge''nne Liquors, agreeable to their sshei
ne superintendsuce ami mara;e nent of all which
WI, be scrIulousiy attended tn rs the subscriber Who
ASKS no nnre encouragement than may lie fairly en-,
titled to, from his sssiduty to give general satisfaction
JOIN WORsHAM
~ u. b'@rers oi respectable kind oniy viii he
accommodated by the year, month or week on the &C.
custoned terms 7 U
Petersburg. April s ---vy11un
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PJDLIC NO'rICE
IL hs,cbu rfrr,,.

Is hereby gfpen,
'sVt,oSE persons wishing 70 BE- appointed as.is.s,
L Assessors will stterd (,stb then recomuer ,iat.
1ns o qualifca;ion) AZ the Tavern Of MI William
street taree miles helow the City Of Rc.lrnond o.,
the ,oth ot next sno:tl, tia. day the appon,.
nen,s will be made
The District Is composed of the cunntis Of Charles
t1y, henreo, (neluaiig the CITY Of Il chiond)
Goorh'awi ard HsnoYer. And the law ,t. lures
tnt the asscssors be- ee-hoders residing in lie sl,-
tiict
am OF opinion, that til, appon'ment will be WORT,
to each assistant, about 500 .,er month.
ANFHONY STREET
IhrncIai. fssrssor, Z,
iah PirsioiU Disti5c:.
hat on the LIST day OF \ lil ncNt or nnn,edistcly
hereafter the assistant Assessors wi,.r ibis ,iis,,q,
val proceed throughout tie s.,ne for la. ,o,.,,. f
taxing lists OF the lands, lots of sroDn with eir inn
grnNenents. dwelling houses ani slaves s,iec 20 the
pHned States direct tx,nd Tor vsiueine and asses
sing the same and also lists of the ysiue OF household
iuriure, and OF the number of gold aud silver ua,c
Is, subject TO duls, within the said district
All persons owning, posSe ssi', hayiny ihe. Gre.
or management o!properiy OF sty of the. .i.,ye dos
cTiptiors are required b. law ,ieNeo the, .rss
Nnt Assessors, written lists, containing te,,e .,d ,.
carate DESCRIPTION OF the same and are hereby u1,iE
ea snc "a'iet' 10 be prepared the said la L,y OF
April or Immediately thereafter, deliver. the sst,e
ceIthe penalty provided by law, for neglect OF We
.usal III tits resJs>t.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-05
EORFOLK. March %.

We are informed BY gentleman recently E ON
bermuda, that the Frisaie President had been con-
ee",ned to the ea,ors aud sold 81 public asctoa a.
bout the ist Of March. The gross amount of sales of
the shin, together with her equipments armament.
ammunition an store, enly Ss64,7S9 So Divide
this sum equally among the crews OF the victorious
squadron and each mans share will be something less
than o4 so; and when the moet- claimed b. their 60
yernment, With the vsrioue Incidental expences are de-
ductcs the sum per usn win dwinde io.yn to about
dollars II has been the singular hard fortune OF John
Bat IN all his zactorfes JoaGfhds ships, to gain
neither honor profit.
An armed schooner from sea, came into Hsrppton
tEeahs on Aondev iast teGk pict board inn
inedisteiy proceeded up the bsy--She had the APP
peaIance OF priyateer---Rsrtdd.
We have Il from auhentic Source says the Nor
folk heralt) that Commodore Decatur appointed TO
command tie first squadron fitting out 1T
York and destined tor the Mediterranean. Tho SODA
dron Is to consist of FIVE tgaes End will lie sccompar
ed by the squadron OF small vessels Origin ally intended
TO be under tie command Of Captain Porter The
cepnoore will display his broad pendant ON board the
Guerrisre.
Major CooTe, late aid-de-car1p to governor
Provost, has written letter 70 Commodore
Yeo, and long article III Quebec paper,
respecting the Commodore's writing that
captain Downie (who attacked our Cham
plain feet) was hurried into action before his
ship was in fit state.--Major c. asserts that
captain Downie was not hurried, and said he
would not be by any man, as ne alone Wss
responsible.