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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-19
Commissioners Office. City ofpYasaingfon,
March ll;h, 1915.
THE COMMISSIONERS.

4 ftOiNTED BY the President OF the United
~ States, Tor carrying into execution, the act
oe Sonsress lately passed., entitled "An act ma
KING eppropriat'ons TOR repairing or rebuilding The
public buildings within the City Of Washington. are
ready to receive proposals fer supplying the mater.
ais, which will be NECESSARY for repsirinr md re-
holding the Cspitoi, Presidents House, and Execu-
tive offices.
In the present state ofincpie1. preparation. il is i'm.
possible tor the Comrn,sionsr. ascertain particular
iy, the probable quantity description of material,
wineh Will be Immediately wanted. Large quantities
o. free stone, bricks lime sgat, nss plank oak and
pine timber, will be contracted too, so ,oon as the
Trooper bills estimates arc fun Hshed BY the agents NJ
the board Who will be Immediately appointed to SUI
Psr'nend the works, under their dir ction In th.
mean time, may not be improper. for those who are
willing to contract TOR the supply Of materials, to offer
tisir proposals immediately, describing particu,rl
the quantity quality, and Dimensions Of the p,anE
s'nntlhg, and timber they car furnish -
large number Of Mechanics Of th. rollo.iny DIS,
crNpti'os, who are good and S;;hFi worhnen vii. II,
wanted iron all parts OF the UneJ States; they MAY
ea'So'a's on cool wages, and constant employ:
Stone-Cntter.
f'rie!ssyers, ans,
Stone-Nsasons
rs wen a, superintendent ofeSp-~ie-:e ard -bs
Tsctsr TO overlook and the faithful perfornarc
Of the work, in eaci; branch. co1seeraole number
ct iaoostrers Will be nnsl eliatcly ern,,oved
hpphcaticns to be be made, either BY letter (rost
sit or IN Pereo n the bosrd. or either oe the mem
osTs thereof sc their oice, in the present Capitol OF
the United States.
JOHN p VAN NESS,
RICHARD LEE,
I. RTNGGOLD.
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.%EW ADVERTISEMENT
FURSArE,

HN the ell Wednesday in May next, being Powhs-
W tan Court lay, the
T.9VEKN IND Sc ZEN LOTS
thereto appertaniIs, containing 81 Of land known
~ the name OF .9fcksr's Ia1ern, in the town oil
Scotsvlle, Po~hstan county. This property lie. in
The centre of the town OF Scot<ve opposite TO the c.
House, on the CREST western road The mails from
Lynehbnrg and Halifax stop this place, and for inter-
course OF trsvelersi is one ofthc public stages IN
Virginia.
The above property viii be sold on = credit of one
snd two years. deed Of trust the lois and houses
With bond and security the purchase snoney,
will be required An indeiessible title wi Le made
TO the purchaser. At the same time and place, the
undersigned will offer Tor 50, quantity Of house hold
furniture and few slaves.
WA. ARCHER,
Trustee q .igeat
for those concerned.
Aprlie. ids
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NOTICE.
Apri' 90

LLpersons tn whon the late James Reat wa, IN
"a dcbted, are reqsested to preseut their accounts
ope,V aulhcnccateF', as soon as possible, that they
iasy receive py rneat and all tise hat are pd-bted
70 ms estate, e settle their respective ba
iances immediately, By bend or Otherwise
JOHN II. STRoBIA, Erecr
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Anril 10.
EnR SALE
4 Valuable Tisct of welt tirpbered Lsad. contain
II ing about fe
SiH HU.NIlREn .aCRFc

'SNA ILSY( JhA+D JiCfI Eto
sens.en ~ the courty OF Warwick thirty miles from
foFOIS, and eighteen. miles from Hanptoo JhA
I*'" consists % pine, red ant white oak, sndis NIT
Conveniently fxls on a nayigsb.e creek ,y,;c ,,,,,;
INTO James River great quantity Of Tie rte:. so
eontg''on5 70 the Crets thai there would h. very ,
.- 'ahoc and expeI,ee required ia re;iae- ri, to mar
~, NE most remote part OF The Land will no. exceed
J'ls rom nayigable wa'er- II csn recommend ,bs
land 20 any person who wishes to engage IN ,ir,lr.
sc'ing, rs me o. the most convenient and eligible sl
itois III the lover couuty for making rnone, h,,y
person de9'io's OF pDrchgsAfg uo,ii 40 ,ouht ,yr6
49, w srs-i, %2rH f'h. 'e shown them b
Implication to the Subtcber, bsre IN the Co,,,tS or
" @wiek, q the terms olsale lien inside kuov5
April 10 '1''''- D'"' e..
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Oh. 44,--No. fGs

M hounds: TIL cenfederacy viii 10 Sc r,ost
OF those natural aud advert,ti9us ails wli H.
terl to i"part strength, beauty and duratiE-
fy to the syslem.
IV1JISCE
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rs DULLAPS RE]yARD.

rs DOLLARS REWARD,
Hb ANAWAY srora the subscriber on the night ofthe
a. 25th Of March hst
TWO .fPPTEEfT5CE.S,
by the names Of ALEXANDER HAMILTON
WOOD, 5SiERCT KTESEci, both Of ia. n bets, en-
the aees of 10 and 20 years, and both of them veil
dressed in blue ard black hoad-cloh, do;ueec o!otl
S5s Sc.
Woods ahoat 5 feet, niche, high, slim, viii,
very thiu yisge, figi nose dark eyes :, hair
Reese is absut tue same he;gi.th Of Wood, has fair
har and skin, +ndd dark eyes, and considerably stoop
shouldered. They ppre bc;lIndented to me, 10 esrn
the AIT and trne Of Windsor Char Making, Tnr ing,
&c. ard have acquired = pretty general know ledge
thereof; Wood understands The of guiding ant. or.
nanentl painting tolerhby veil his time of s. ryiee
WIZ be Up in July 1916, and Keesees in Dee of that
year. The sbove re ward viii be sivcn, o. EiO for
either, ard an additional Of IS f.r every iun-
dred miles they may BE brought over tso hiDdted
miles.
All persons Whatever are hereby cautioned as-iats
harhourng, employing assisting them in ang manner
ayr form whatever, the law will be executed wiki all
lts force on such offenders.
ROBERT Mck.M
Auril 10 l.
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COTTON YARNS.

ut reduced prices.
FHh Xarns spun ut tie Richmond Gotten Factory.
"sres u1 The lst instant reduced to the annexed
prices, ly retail from Which liberal discounts VII; h.
made wholesale Seaicrs: go ~
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FUK SAIE.

4 Tract of Land, in Powhatan county. shon, six
- miles above The Court House ten from jeipes RI
Yer, sni one ,nile from Appomstox.
ms land lies unonmmony wei, its soil is net infe.
ro 20 tst OF any tract in the county about third
nrt Only 10 Cleared, the balance remarkably wen SUD-
!d w;;h good imhcr Ihe s pg-Y,en,ents srnalI~ 81
toated IN an agreeable eghbonrEood. Apply 10 the
subscriber Iying'in Manchester
.3BNEH CJ1C.sfI,
FOR SALE,
Two Valuable Negro Men-app'v at this Office.
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Ply Virtue 0f Deed Of Trust executed the g,i
~ Mag, 1878, and cT record in the Henrico C,s,,r
ori, vii be sold 10 de highest bidder on tie IGt
MAY nezt upon the premises, all the right title H..
ttrest end Estste, Of Henry Banks E-u. Of in srd
20 ract Of Land, lyNg IN fie county of Heb-;ec.
purchased by him NJ tGe late Col John Tiarye o,r,
1,unins about 500 acres and through which the rn.s
Eiyer canal passes, or 81 nu OF The said Isd q, Ill
discharge The sumsby the sad deed secured 10 he ,,
e. Nei. MCool together with the experces seu,,i1c
we oeIe The title will be nsde i,y one or more If
i''e trustees IN said deed mentioned
April TO- s 80
a RClllBALD GRhCIE, JAMES CORR
= , KING, ROBERT WALKER 2, En-
~ ord ATKINSON, have united IN bus
neSs, under the firm Of
|ames q. INK e Co New York.
AMI
'tel'rr' .1E1ss-r e % Petersburg.
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Alril 70.
tATIAPsCO COTTUN FACTORY
TIE .SrBaCRIRERS

THE SUBSCRIBERS
2 EG leave On announce &c tic public, that .l,ey
> have their factory, nesr .lsotPs Mills, In com,
pete operation, and have opened their Warehouse at
NO lao. Market street, [tlie formerly occupied
by the Uaion Manufacturing Compsny,l for the sale
Il cotton yarn, Of whci, they have o. hand an es-
teosivea,sorIpen. They Cater themselves thst from
the quality OF their machinery su the improved p.sn
81 the whole works, they ~'i bs =nsb-d to Offer rs
goea Yarn. "a any nlAde in ,h.. Coted Sn<s Conn.
Try merchants win End Il their interest to call ard
look at the Yarn.
EDW.eE.3y e @.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-11
WAR IN NINA

Extract from private letter, dated Bombav.
February 10, 1915 :-"Lord Mora has rot h, m.
self mo line expensive war; wonder how he
curt Of directors viii Ike it. He has increased
ne Bengal army, by regulars and irrsgulars. to
~ enty-thousand men, and two or three Benlcal
lctachae nts have been cut TO pieces on the No.
oanl from ERA. The last Bengal paper mentions
itat a whole err.Smpment of ours had been over.
i'ndetl in valley By great fall ofrain, and the
Thermometer It the time 81 Now none of our
'atlve troops can stand SUCH = climate The
Geyion government have declared w. against
ne CaHdyans, and the Madras government was
. have assisted them with some troops, but i,:rd
Nora had ordered them not TO go, as he Will re.
4uire all he can collect for the comDany's terri.
tories. SIR T. Hislop has taken he field. and
IS to command a large force in person immense
numbers oftrooPs have taken the field, and are
about taking 1t. II would seem, that lord MORA
was about To- depose all the native soyere,gns.
and take all India nto his own hands. 1t viii
nave no good effect. The interest of money
must rise in consequence If 1t only continues
TOR Few months, the expenditure attending II
Val be immense. The Bengal merchants have
been obliged 10 borrow CASH at 2 1-2 per. cent
10 carry on their house expenses the cotton
narket at China having TUNED out so bad, that
ne merchants here did not get prime cost for
ne cotton. Indeed trade in general IS very
pau London PAPER.
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CnAntEsros, Nov. 4
FROM GLRRaLrap

The ship Ceres, Captain Calender, arrived
at this port yesterday from Gibraltar; but. con.
'Fary TO what might have been expected. does
not furnish any particular information respecting
our squad rons IN the Mediterranean. A report
prevailed at Gibraltar when CAPTAIN G. left tbat
Com. Decatur intended to unite the American
laval forces at Trpoll early in October. This
ppears rather vague, however, as Bainbritlee
would have ranked him in command prev ious to
chat time. No tdings of the Eperyler. A ru-
NOR also prevailed that the Dutch had consented
still to remain tributary TO the Algerines. not
wiihstandng the force they had fitted on, to con.
1der an honorable peace. The swedes Danes
nave long been grumbling atthe tyranncal exact.
ms OF the Barbary powers, but rs yet they have
lone nothing else towards freeing themselves
from their infamous traumels. The sold arc,l.
nent 10 be drawn from cGp1n law is the best
)ossible reasoning that can be made use of m
leaiing with these Impudent freebooters-wit
'ess our late conflict with them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-11

from the HAVANA bound to Rio, laden with
me True Blooded Yankee, Formerly an Am..
can prwateer,) was fitting out at ST. Salvatore.
under the Patriot Flag, to cruise against the
Spanish Royalists vac
Inc .a'riot army OF Buenos Ayres, command
ell by General Rondeau, had been sue ssss.'i
gainst General Pesuela, commanding inn, t.oons
and was in Potosi ''' O0p''
. Inc eastern side of the Rvet Plate, was under
OF the Patriots. i ie'Ner
me spanish Frisate Ermirelde, from Cad;s
arrived at kio Janeiro on the 3Olh of Aueaist
naVais on board the Spanish General vigodette.
on mission to the Portuguese Court The oh.
iect of which was supposed 10 be a marr;a@e S ~
tween Don Carlos, brother to King Ferdinand.
and the Princess of Brazil; and to announce the
expected ivalof that Prince in "a gun shi,.
which was TO sail few days after the Frigste, -
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FRoM soUTm AMERIcA

SALcT, (MR-s.) Nov 3.
Yesterday arrived here the brig Mary and Eli
"a, Capt Remedy, in 90 days passage from Rio
janeiro. DIR. SHEPPARD Of Philadelphia. and Afr.
Perkins Of Boston, came passengers IN dis YES.
sci, and politely favored us with the following
uticles Of intelligence.
Accounts from Buenos Ayrcs we're 20 the 10Th
o' May A report ola letter beng out from
Sat place was not correct the Zephyr, Capt.
taylor, was the only one belonging to the gov
srnment known 70 be at sea and z ,vayrenopf e,l
nat she bad captured, on the 2lst of August =
'eiy valuable Spanish ship, the Montsterrat,
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AMERICAN sQUADRoNs.

BuStOJl, INnC. 2--sIiOOT.
Arrived, brig Corporal Trim, Davis, Ma
iaga, 81 days, via Gloucester, raisins, fgs
&C Sailed Sept H.. The merchant vessels
there reported by the arrival az baltimore.
Lett U. >. briggs Boxer and Saranac ;tbe
former had been there aboat week, and
was bound to Iripoli the latter had been
N port some time, undergoing repairs.--
Oct. z, lat. 43, 25 Ion. 40, spoke brg
Ple'des, 6 weeks from Hambursh for Phiae-
tdelPhia with number Of pssseneers-0th.
LAT. as, Ion. 46, ship Philip, IL days from
baltimore for Amsterdam.
Onr Consul at Malaga had received
letter from Com. Bainbriase. stating tbat
com. Decatur would be there about tl,e fsth
Sept. and that he should Join him ON tho
S0th, with the Independence, wien BOTH
SQUADRONS would sail for tie q.
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Your faithful servant.

More supplies OF arms are looked for momen.
ally, but fear no troops as vet The adr,sai
can do nothing until he sees YOU. Now for go
NJ ends, the Governors of Isle Dieu and Les ca
les Have you had any It'd ngs of Door .Ianus, /,
81 they have killed him, 1need not, I am s,,re
.sy revenge HIM. Pray remember me to al nv
itlends around you. - my
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DOMESTIC.
LOSS OF THE SHIP ECHO.

BosroS, Nov. 8.
T'rfraef Of a letter from .Ms.v6,~ytort, .Naver,.
w
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- - y /. NICT. ".
D''iressfig--A boat belonging ia Nr. Butler.
split upon sawyer, above the mouth Of oI;n,
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". M. NILFS Cnm'cr.

"A StIcKNEY, Is, ofiics--
STEPHEN THOMAS, %. 10,
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~ This proclamation has been sIreadypub.
lished. What seems 90 have particularly touch.
ed the sensbiIty of the French in It, is the fol.
lowing passage
F" II was thus that we AMI our allies entered.
accompanied ~ victory, the capital of the enc.
my ON eoiors svaped at Paris Napoleon re.
nounced the empire" &c. &c.
3 Tie sliusion which VI Caulaincourt makes to
the former ascendcncy of the French over the
Prussians is keen and but disguised sarcasm.
yet, perhaps, amerited retoFt upon the bombas.
tic tome Of the PFussian proclamation of all
the allied powers opposed to France, the Frencl,
seem to have entertained the greatest personal
luminosity against the Prussians. Translator
C6) 1t has been already published.
e It is believed that this piece has also been
published in the United States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-11

MIR. Albert A. Stickney, first mate of the sbir,
Echo, who arrived in town on Wednesday mo-
ing, has presented us with the following &C.
EItract from the Lor-Ro or tbo 49,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-15
PHILADELPHIA, Moy ~
Late from England.

Arrived, Britist brig Hope, Cart.
Hall, from London via Cork, full cargo
Dry Goods, Verc!igrease, &c. to Calling
eeam aud Randolph, elijah Brown, Jane
Potter, Jacob holman, John Guest, and
a few pacha 5ses to order. Sailed in Feb.
aad touched at Cork for Convoy; sailed
fron thence April l, l.ayiug been wind
bound several weeks. Lett at Cork,
Sritish ship Pacific, from London; an1
ship Lord Whitwo,th, from Liverpool,
fail ships fer Philadelphia, ready for
sea. The British snip Kell;ck, from, III
verpool, sa;i.i 21th ,lascp, from CorA
Dr Neg-, ork. The Russian ship Mar
.y5li'etta, FIR Amelia, pat BACK in distress.
The prltisE slip CossacSi. from Pool,
for Virginia, put into Waterford in DIS
tress. HE Snip Prince OF TRANCE ioi
Virginia was at { ork. Passengers in tie
iiope-SIr. Giliinsham OF tbs city and
NJ. Hcw of Loadoi.
'lhe Hope brings Cork parers to tie
lst ot April, t cir contents iiase been al
ticipatei by recent arrivals.
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ALEXANDRIA
MONDAY, MAY IS.
coaHUNYCaTIoN.

nIa. PRISTER FIR,
Tse ACTIVITY which has been displayed
co. .sveral weeks past in this place a
- al classes of citizens, has been very
l,..;,r t, tie rejecting mind. How
5.a,s,,t Tie circumstances of this place
) f;;s tire and the circumstances OF i
~ August and Superintendent shut
:, ay British ships and shut out from
ale ether at sea or down the river,
.,,s sa;ns. brigs, sch6oners, &c. are com.
inc and going almost every day, and and there here
.,1,ea,s to be employment for every one
al, ,asa MAD to be employed. How
..,,y vessels lave entered and cleared
n,eien,I rot to know since tae 18th o!
s,.,cb: but this may be defended on
,5,tea the aSthday Of April there We're
.ttse wbaryesandi in the stream, l5ships
1ibIigs, Is topsail schrs. aud sieoFs.-
On Fliia7 the 5th inst, no less than L
dies, rs briggs, II schooners>aad sloo!
x,y. AZ e.e wharves and in the stream,
.adOn Fiday TIE 18th there appears t.
be issfirs. IS brigs, Is sehooners and s
.loops in The stream and at the Nhalves.
TIE book at tie Custom-ilouse viii rea-
div slew how macy vessels have cseaf-
ed and entered since the aforesaid 26th
dag Of Apri.-0ught not the blessing of
Peace to beappreciated by al; has not
this opered tie way for the farmer to
sell his -four, TIE merchant TO trade IN his
own aay. the laborer and in fact ali
classes Of mechanics and Others to find
full enpayaa ready gay and even the
vessels from the Northern States to iint
fall freisats and at a handsome price.
sisne,l an OBSERVER,
Cne who wislesa continuance Of the
UNION.
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p q s r. s. CRIP Il
J N;e,c- Fork, MAJ II.

Nelc-Y York, May II. Z
fTThe British brig kelsick- Wood, Capt.
lrisher, arrived at this port last evening,
rom liverpool and Cork, in 40 days from
lie latter port. Capt. F. was detained at
DIRK or 6 weeks BY head winds, and
waiting for convoy and sailed on the first
# April, in CO. with about $50 sail OF
ferchant Vessels, bound to different ports
IN the U. S. and the West Indies. Oh
the Sd of. April, in sight of land the
irish coast Capt. +. say several sail OF
American vessels standing in.
By this arrival, the Editors of the Mer-
camille Advertiser received the Cork
Mercantile Chronicle Of the goth of
Marcil, but its contents were Anticipated
oy the arrival Of the British packet.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-15

Arrived, thebeautiful letter of Maroue
brig Rambler, Samuel Edes, ESQ. COM
lnander. 1913 DAYS from Canton. full car
go of teas and silks, to Benz. Rich, arc
]. & L. III. Perkins. On the passage out
Jan. Sth, 1914, CAPTURED British brig Ma
deira, Roberts. of and for LIVERPOOL, n.
S. from Madeira, cargo wine, salt, &c.
took ont 80 quarter casks wine, aud sui
dry small articles, and then gave her up.
Aug. "a, CAPTURED British ship Arabella,
Price, from Calcutta, for Ratavia, with
piece Goods, opium, &c. took out about
two thirds of the cargo, manned and Or
derede her TO keep CO. Arrived at Macoa
18th Sept. and the Portuguese Govern.
merit refused protection to our prize. and
gave her up to tie British: or otherwise
put file of soldiers on board, and carr
RED her out where the British took pos
session of Ter.
Left, 18th Jan. ships America, Mather,
of n. York. loaded; Bearer, soule. do.
I.eyant, Proctor. Of Boston, loading;
Drutas, GAGE. OF Boston, Gall waitiny
the news) schr. Lydia, Lacet, Of Phil.
and Lii ybird, Lincola, of Hostan. cor.
demned, as nnseaworthy. Sailed in c..
with ships Jacob Jones, Roberts, of
and for Boston; Ann. Pawsen. of Ba!ti-
more, and schr. Tamaa,maah. Po;ter, o.
and for bsston. Passed at tne cd bai
aoont 20 sail of Eng. East lndiamen,
they made signals by guns and sky rock
cts, but did not attemet to stop us
At midnight run through the fish stakes,
which carried away the best bower an
cI,or tl'on the bow, all tie cable, everv
chain plate forward Gu tie starbcar.e
side. and received otter damage. The
Eamaalimaah, received muci damage run
nin.g through the iisa stakes. Tie Gram-
pus, so and Owen Glendower, 50, were
in the River. Parted ca. sitt tie Ann,
January %, Care Eeoada bearing ". by
50 leagues distant, from PenaahmaaI.
the 9Th Of FeSnaarv. in lat. l.. IL, long.
l16, IL, and from tie Jacob Jones tie
9TH. In lat. Il, Ion. ll6. March Sd, lat.
81, 40, loa, "a, SO, captured British
transport ship MorIy, Brown, OF I.ondcp,
trom Algoa Bay, for Cape ofGood aoTe,
in ballast, 500 tons, mounting sixteen
Is ID. cafronades, and ~ men, took out
some triiing articles. and gaze her up.
t5th, lat. So, lon. %. 80, SPOKE tie Iacob
ZONES, parted CO. the same night iii a
gale,
bay 7th, lat. 10. so. long. f8, sroFc
brig Mentor, M'Donaid, z days frosl
sacn, and received tie iirst information
Of toe Eeace.
About a week previous to saiirg. a
English ship arrived from tie n. "
Coast of America, ard understood Size
brought information that al tie Ameri-
caa vessels on the Ccast lad heen car
tpred, Passenger to the Ranbier. cast.
amasa Jourdan. ate Of tie ship A5eri-
dian, OF Boston, condemneda as unsea Vi or
thy at Canton.
Arrived at quarantine. schr. Happy
Coaple, Newman, 25 DAYS from sst st. age
de Caba, moiasses. hides AID lignum,ite. |
Left two vessels for Philadelphia, nan.es
not racolccted.
Scars. Jacket, Foster. from Phi!adel.
Ihia; aud Mar, huUbe!, from Kew
fork.
Spanish br;g Amelia, Fernandez, 2; |
daPs BON HAVANA, arrived 1T Salem |
at evening.
Yours as usual, SAMUEL TOPLIFF.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

~ 4
Nm pursuance Of decree OF TIE n''eo .
! States Circuit Court Of the Ilstlcs
5f Columbia for the County of Ale1sn-
lria, which decree hath been affirmed Oh
al appeal, from the said court by TIE 10.
iorable the Supreme Court OF tie Umtea
states at the last February Term. iha
disorders Church Wardens of the e
oi;scopal Church in Alexandria. by the
consent and direction of tie Minister
and yestry of the said Chutci civil e,-
use to sale for ready money, or in lieu
tIiereof. TIE Stack Of any Incorporated
2ank in Alexandria at tie current mar
ct pr;ce of TIE day to be made known
on the day of sale, that desirable tract
f Land In tie County of Alexandria,
commonly called tie GLEDI LIN Il
,.tuate about 2 miles from Georgetown
Ferry and 7 miles frem Alexandria,
containing $40 ACRES. one halt of
wliichis welftimtered viii, oak, lIcfoiy
ard chesnut, it is handsomely SITUATED,
good atei and line yours orel arc q
tie best selected an.Ies AID eheuys; the
: and Willie sold iltile or divided irto
mailer parcels If applications slcnld he
& ade previous to tie SAFE which viii take
FACE on Il premises on Thursday tie
9Th Of Jsne reAt, tie. tile alers nay lie
seen atany tine or aurI;cation to
CEOF CE nENEALE
&
JOHN MUNCASTFR,
Church Wcf2e,s.
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