davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-26
For Norfolk.
DAVID PEABODY

Has received in addition to his form ell
stock, the following GOODS, viz.
nLACK, blue and snuff-eolored Lon
ED don Cloths
Blue and blue-mixed London Cassimeres
One case undressed Ginghams
One do. undress'd Cambrics, rery cheap
One do. white and eolered Hose
Blue, olive and green cotton Cassimeres
Shifting long Cloths, Irish Shirtings
a. I'D 70 Irish Linens
Sattinets, Kersenetts, & domestic Cling
hams.
lime 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-26
Dumfries, Aug. Is.
To Rent

10 hcDC
YUNHE STORE under the house nov
q occupied by Thomas Herbert. ESQ
at the corner of Fairfax and Cameros
streets, tits in complete order. Posses
SION to be given Immediately.
ALSO,
Several valuable building LOTS on Ca
meron street, extending from Fairfax
to Union streets; they will be rented Tor
a term of years Or for ever on REASONABLE,
terms-Cameren street vii. be pavet
during the summe". For terms apply te
Mr.. Thomas Herbert Or the subscriber.
n. Herbert.
August g 2aw2m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-26
The Subscribers have for Sale,

The Subscribers have for Sale,
AT THEIR STORE,
On the zoharf, nert door to Lavra-
son and FozcEe's.
LIST and I'd quality Muscovado Sugar,
in hogsheads, tierces and barrels.
10000 W.T.. prime green Coffee in bags.
1obales nice retailing Cotton.
Lisbon Salt in bulk.
Liverpool fine and coarse do. in sacks,
and bulk.
40 barrels Tar; and Flour made Of
new wheat, selected for family use.
ALSO,
I'm inuoics Of Dry Goods,
Consisting Of
Mems and womans' cotton Hose and
best Beaver Gloves, book and jaconet
Muslin, plain Leno and Leno i!an'ioes,
|plain, spotted and tambored Nets, birS-
!eye Grape, moss seeds, tape, stripe, null
land cambria sewed Breast Plates, etc.
letc.
Lindsey and Hill.
August IS. St
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-26

Isss received from Bostea,
AND FOR SALE
at MAJ Stors, lo1cer end Of Prince-
street !;
n ARGE Fat Maekarel, lately caught
M in gallon kegs, for family use OF
retail. ],
Spiced Salmon in kegs, Tongues ana
Sounds in kegs, table Cedtisn, cnocs
picked Hollybut--aI, lately caught ans
ofthe best quality.
just landed from the brig fame'
from Gaadafoupe' ,rs
A few barrels Of the largest LINES
IN STORE,
Fresf, raisins, tamarinds, oranges, ex-
eellent new cheese, capers in bottles,
Liverpool sack Saith the sack or retail
piipes in Boxes mems fne shoes, ladies',
and childrens' green and black Morocco
shoes.
End daily expected,
A parcel of fresh Lemons, fHberts
and Almonds, and Spanish Ssgars OF the
FIRST quality.
August %. ST. -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-26
Molasses, Coffee, &c.

NIOidSscS, SOiiee, &C.
We haze jusf receired end offer for Sale
10 hhds first quality retailing MeEasses
eco bags aud ten tierces prime green
Coffee
so boxes Pipes containing three gross
each
20 do. No. 1, Chocolate
90 dozen bottles old Port Wine
AND IN Store,
a5 chests Gunpowder &Y. Hyson Teas.
of q very superior quality
10 hhds. Sd and 4th proof old Wh;skey.
suitable for family use
10 hhds. Sd proof Antigua Rum
Some fine old Madeira, Sherry, and Te-
nerife Wines
New Orleans, } SUGARS
Loaf and Lump5 AN''
liverpool fine and Ground Alum Salt
and a general assortment of other
Groceries as usual
- We also keep constant supply
Of the best Flour for family use.
Bryan Hampson g Co.
August 70.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-26
Wsthers & Herbert,


| SO Packages
ta4., !,
IomtaDie iof TIC Pre-
| sea
| coNsIs
| MTANKEENS
I " Irish linens
Checks
lT;ckinp
|Osnab,,Hros
tDirn;ties
lBlack .oranoe.brown
| and yellow nom
| bazetts
| pIue black. olive
| brown. m;xed.
| green and COPPER
7 Cloths
BLACK. grey, mixed
| salmon, brown &
| .,rab ribbed stock.
| met
blue. mixed, drab
T and black cassi-
merea
| Fl,n,,eTs.
| gatt;nets
CORDS drab &, olive
coat;nos
Suoerfinee wooden
,,ast;nn
Grec;an oo.inphsms
Common do
Con,n,on cal;coas
Monrn;no do.
Fo,cy, Io
coIoro;;n h1oJ;,c.
Ia,, ,rd dnn,alt;o
sh;.t;,,n,e
.J.o,a c,nTI,s
Domestic stripes
DO. plaids
Millinet
Spris,'d book muslin
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-26
NOTICE

NOTICE
BY virtue of deed Of Trust from Chas-
l.. hewitt to the subscriber, Will be eX-
posed to sale at public auction on Sa,
turday the Goth day Of August next
for Cash,
A piece Of Ground with
the buildings thereon, situated On the
south side of Queen street l12 feet 4 in
ches to the eastward CT Fairfax street.
One other Lot of Ground
living upon the north side OF Duke street
and to the westward Of Fayette street,
fronting 90 feet upon Dake street and
running back 100 feet to 10 feet alley,
upon this Ground is erected a convenient
two story brick dwelling house with back
buildings, tie sale to be on tie premises.
At the same time and last place men,
toned will be sold a small tract CT Land
lying in Fairfax county, containing about
10 acres, known by the name of the
Bloomfield E;.rm--Teims will be made
known at the time Of sale.
n. Herbert.
August l IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-26
John B. Hammatt,
Jpho!sterer e Papcr-Hangef,

UphO!S1cTcF q PapcT-HangeF,
Corncr Of Washington and h1ag
Streets,
Has Just received handsome addition
to his form err assortment Of Paper Hang
ings and Borders, direct from tia manu-
factory, among which are very elegant
Pannel Papers.
10 pieces of American manufactured
BED TICK of various prices.
ALSO.
A consignment OF Factory Cotton, Shirt
;n@s, Plaid Ginghams, t'Iaid hapdker-
chiefs, and Ladies Hair Combs Per IN
voice.
August 8. e67t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-26
TO be tented

THE ENSUING YEAR, 1916,
The Noted Brick TAVERN,
IN Dumtries, at present occupied by
Capt. George WiIl;rms.-There viii be
such repairs put on the private house, as
TO make it comfortable for a family.
Also TO RENT,
Several Plantations,
In Prince William and ttatiord county.
For further particulars, enquire of
Mrs. BETsEY 1EBBs.
JOHN OVERALL,
agent.
Dumfries, AUG. Is. 1aw2m.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-26
Corn Meal
| ne Steamboat Camden, q
Georgetown

WlLL start from Georgetown f.,
w Alexandria every morgjnr q '' =
O'Clock call at tie mouth Of Tr ~
Creek, Washington City 6. Gree,,IIr ~s!
or Fort Point return from Aleyar,E;1,,'
at 10 o'clock to Georgetown; lror q
Georgetown in the afternoon at l o:cIoct
for Alexandria : return from AIey,r
dria at 4 o'clock to Georgetown, and I chi
at the above places each trip. '''
b.. On Sundays the Steam Boat vii,
leave Georgetown for Mount vernon ~. a.
s o'clock-return in the afternoon.
Aug. 95 dtu
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-26
To Lease.

THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PIECES OF
GROUND.
ANE Lot situated on the south side
" Of Prince street, "a feet to the w.
of Fit, fronting on Prince street 27 feet
inenes, aud IN depth 100 feet. Ano-
theron Pitt street to the south of Prince
in front Y feet, in depth 1ss feet
ALSO Lot situated on
Fairtax 10 the south of Wolf street. in
ir"' : "a feet, and in Gspth los feet 5 inr
ches-For terms apply to
Sarah Porter.
July 70 80
L ii / N I'm CT
NEATLY ExEcurRn At
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-19
EIQUiRER- OFFICE.
-7-----------
RICHMOND, GVa1 April 10. te,s
II he Electors IF Cumberland

II he Electors IF Cumberland /!
GENTLEMEN,
The eyes Of Virginia are upoa
you for 1T is upon you to say, who thci Ran
dolPh or EPpes shall represent you ar the
Council fire OF the nation.
Can you pause ore moment Can YOU hest
tate iu choosing between John Randolph AMI
John w. Eppes ?--Freemen Of Cumberland
arouse, and ask yourselves
Who was it that flew from the Republic7n
ranks, where he formerly acted ?
Who was IT that tried e. throw veil over
the wrongs and insults Of an arrogant enc
ny
Who was it that preached submission. and
threw himself at her feet
Who was 1t that resisted every step that
was taken TO vindicate our rights and cleanse
our homer,
Who was it that resorted to the tales Of old
wonen With view Of soaring us from the
assertion of cur rights, by prophetic orneus of
comets, eartl quakts and ecljpses
Whowas It that falsely pretIi ed, that it not
man who voted for the war, would live TO
vote for the peace ?"
Who was u that, in the face Of common
sense, IN the view of z foreign enemy. pro-
phecied that the war would lead 10 irsu1rcc-
ton, & that our slaves would cut our tiiroats
Who was L that joined the Federal Party
m throwing vel over the atrocities uf a de-
clared eueny--who illuminated the gallant
PortoT--and Indirectly justified the conaagra
| ton Of your capital?
/ Who is It that croaked against the war, in
stead OF raising lis voice to cheer and animal,
his courtryTnen, while the wolf was prowlm;
/ 1t our door
Who is it that is, to all intents and pur
poses. tedcralist in heart and ia scntime nj
Il rank ana SYSTEMATIC opponent of the Re
PaDicansf why 90 the Fcderalists 90 {
tue p''s whom do they vote for for whos
success do they put up their prsyers
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-19

rave been since ro' med Is incorrect and dat no At
tef03t ~aita'!c s.r''st Mobile but that te fort at
tbe entrance g! TIC river taken, that the shipping
might have c scegr~ anchorage.
NASSAU, (Ncw-Providence,
March Is.
Since our last. II. NJ. brig Moselle, Capt.
Moberly. arrived from c bay OF Honduras
last from HAVANA, VIII ch she left about the
first instant Admiral Cochrane had been at
Eavanria, with several Of his Maiesty's ships,
and sailed for Saint Mary's, is said, the
same day with the Moselie. A feet for Eng
land sailed at the same time. The last ac-
counts, as brought by the Moselle. Of the sit
uation Of our troops in West Florida, are by
TO means pleasant. They had taken pos
session of Mobile but were suffering much
from a scarcity sf every kind Of provisions
The supplies from Jamaica, or which it was
practicable to obtain elsewhere have been
Every inadequate 10 the consumption. IT nav
be expected, however, that their snHcrings
were soon after alleviatct, and that by thi,
time their wants are amply supplied FROM
che stores of their late enemy. We have not
been able to obtain any detail of occurrences
in that quarter since the failure against N
Orleans.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-19
a VIRGIJIAN.
10 THE ErIToR-
From al Officer, clG. ed
Fort a pIH,e ne.,. Ry G,-I,

FORT ApANs, near BuFdl,e, ,
23fh Marc
We wish the reace may be a permaneat one for
many reasons
a." WEb orr present authorized force, how cen we
torcea compliance Win the treaty If should le reis-
ed or violated nc latter ve.y strongly suspect
On the 9TH nj tie pr-srn, mouth bearer ufdspst-
ches, from Mr.. Ba'.er charge aiTeires yen Sto-
yer, cor,mandng he 4 -tish frces m IN, Nagara--
q iound his Heal Quarters at Fort George requiring
the delivery OF ort Niagara, which. has not taken pac.
10 tns iay nor has any answer becn received this VT.
view AS rather omTou,. They wOud MT sin,t N in
To any OF the works, nor suffer To enter Fort Ns-
gars hi9repored by some citizens WHO have vistei
the tort snce the ratification Of the Treaty that there
are only two guns lett
f'n offcer of nv commend has INST returned from
niagara, snd saystat he British are rrnornr al III.
P'chcting and Ahattisine taking it TT George
---9ni the present pesec Nv III officers. is considered
ouy ~ an srnsce: not to be narveed at should they
ayc,, themselves OF an advantage. haze very little
faith in any Of them.
" here great number of Dese.ters fom he
British Army"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-19

Wno rs II That abuses soTe CT the best and
purcst Sors TIN: our state has given birth to
the Jefersons and M&dsons, whose service.
will 60 dosn to a grateful posterity, while
Randolph will fret his busy hour on the stage
and be forever forgotten
Ask the mnons of Britain 7yho they wish
to succeed--ask the friends of those who vim
Dictated the atrocious conduct of the erenv
curing the late war, 9oho they would wish G.
lected And can you hesitate another mo-
ments
Are you the brothers OF those who conquer
ed at Craney Island, and fought 81 glorously
on the plains of Hampton Ca, you wish
him success
Are you Virginians Men of generous
blood, sons of a noble State, chiltircn NJ e Tie
Odd Dominion" VINO never stopped to the
feet or Great Britain, and whose name is now
brighter than ever from the patriotic efforts
you have male duriuC the late wa, in the
service OF your country.
While our nerves yet thrill with the reeoI-
lection of the giories we have earned while
America yet bows TO the cXertions we have
made viii you take to your hearts a man
who signs, and sickeils at those glories,
For shame Republicans for shame !
Rouse We from the apathy into which YOU
have sunk. The agony is not ger orer The
foreign enemy is d,sg;gscet., bat a sly and sub
tie enemy yet ranl>les III our bosom
rreemen of Cumberland Arouse, and do
yo'ir duty. Profit by the warning which
Buckingham has set you. There, the friends
of Mr., Eppes were so sure of his success an
SO supine in their efforts, that two hundred Of
his friends diinct go To the polls. They now
gnaSh their teeth III inpotent rernorse But
ronse ye, men or Cumber land AMI do bet
ter.
l he election is not over. Your efHrts are
not to be dsnped by despair. The polls are
YET 10 be pua;ed--Aud air, ady hear that
thirty old voses are disputed on Mr. Ran
dolphs list
What will vou suffer the most nfuriate
little faction, that ever cursed a free state, 10
dictate your decision The friends Of Ran
a'lph are trre to their ieader-They kneel
With explicit devotion at the feet OF their idol
| WIZ you be less true to the cause of YOUR
country and her rights !
| Why speak otJohn w. Fppes His name
| is enrolled with the defenders of the rights
OF his country. He is one of those who ne
/ Yer gdDe ttft me sil5l--who GATED into eSis-
! tence the glories of BAiubri'ge Sc Decatur, of
| Perry & McDonough, of Scott and of Brown
| who has caused the brow Of our Country
| TO be wreathed with glory, and tie name Of
| an American to DC passport to Universal
! respect.
| While our own hearts beat with the sense
| OF the honor we have earned while Europe
| rings with the fame cf our exploits will
you rise up-and say: &c We prefer tie man,
who has attempted to cloud these gories 81
Rise the1, Ficemen OF Cumberland in
the majesty Of your strength. Let every
man OF you so to the polls. Let not one vote
be lost, which can be given On that day. II
your hands are the scales. To the Polls
then To the Polls!
4 YIRGuIAN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-19
FROM RRAZu.

The British Packet Princess Elizabeth, cap
tured by the America, was, when Captured,
about SO DAYS from Rio Janeiro. Her officers
stated that serious misunderstanding had
taken place between the English minister at
the BrasI's and the Portuguese government /;
that a war was expected, and that the Packet
and other English vessels were ordered n
way at very short notice---the Packet left
in so great hurry that she did not obtain a
sufficient supply of provisions. & she had only
fifteen pound ofbread for 81 men, when she
was captured.
Her mails were thrown overheard, when
her colours were struck
Soien, Rcpister
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-19
COMMFRCTAy
Eatract ct a letter from M,ssrs. EYrou &
ALMA. 'nerchaNts, Lisbon, to a merchant
Ill Baltimore, dated

Eatract OF letter from M,ssrs. F.yrov 6,
- ALMA, merchants, Lisbon, to a merchant
LII Baltimore, dated
" Te67u0rU IAN, 1915
We Cannot AZ the present ulornept. give
you any encouragement for the sale Of vcur
exports to this Country. We have had very
abundant supplies efVheat from France. the
nominal price may be quoted at 40 Ilper al
QUEER, on board-'of Indian Corn we have had
arrivals from the Mediterrancau though not
In proportion to wheat, and the price, there
tore. is nearly equal t., that grain--Stavcs are
not IN demand, having had sufficient surI,j;cs
from the baltic, for the present use also.
oil naval stores. We hope you will not have
made any shipments of Flour .his ypav on the
opening Of yonr ports, as by a late order Of this
government, il viii. after the end OF the Dres-
ent month, be subject to n ddty Of 23 per
hbl' Carolina Rice IS likely To 5e more sale
aDle' but must be laid in on reasonable ter 8
V leave profit -Salt provisions are dull
J he prices OF most articles of our imports
being nominal, we consider it useless to
quote them. We are afraid our trade with
the I. >. will he very limited fer some time !;
we nevertheless, are anxious to hear of the
ratification of peace.
"RATEs OF EXCHANGE
London 81 a 81 1-2-Paris $50
Amsterdam AZ II 1-2-Genoa TO 72y
liamburgh 49 ID --Agio u a ID Id
Salt, llper mo-, measured on board"
SALKM, April -.
We have received, in the whole. returni
from 3l3 towns, in which tile votes stand a!
follows:
1915. 1914.
Derter. Srong. De1fer. Strong.
34,l22 lO,718 3S.7ld ls.942
Republican Net Gain. sos
TIE SENATE.
az "sttH' ,t~o Rcp1biirep Senator'S ar,
81 ,.c room Of tive Federslists.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-19
LFGISL.R1IPE COU.NC

SueDeC, SATURDAY, March 25, 1915.
This day, at 3 o'clock, His Exceiencv the
Governor General repaired to the Chamber
of the Legislative Council, and being seated
Upon the Throne, the Gentleman Usher of
the Black Rod, was sent to require the pre-
sence Of the Assembly who having come His
t,xcellency was pleased to give the ROYAL
sanction to several bills that have been pass
ed during the presents sson.
After which His EXcellency was pleased
20 make the following speech to the two Hou-
scs:
Gentlemen ffhhe TeeislIt;,e Cos1cI
Gentlemen Of tie No,,Se Of .7sssnbS,
he measures that you have adopted ha-
wing provided for the public concerns. the i'm
Jortance OF which required your immediate
iIisI,TieT which ett5li-
~ proves Just conception of the wants of
the Province, & an ardent desire to promote
ITS prosperity, can no longer defer to dis
engage you from those usefu, pii'Ihc labors
that have so long detained You from your pri-
vate affairs.
I acknowledge that owe 1t 70 yourselves,
as we'll as to sense OF justice, TO cypress
The high satisfaction with which | have
viewed your unwearied application to rnas-
tersso closely connected with the general
welfare.
q enttcmen ofthe RouSe of.4ssembf!,
The liberality with which you have Just
provided for objects of great public: utility, is
sufficient proof that YOU have acted upon
those loyal and patriotic principles. which
cannot govern the Representatives oe q free
people, without comforting homer upcu them.
Ge'lten'sn offhe Legislature Co,7rc;S
Gentlemen If me Ho7tse Of .fsse7iiEy,
You viii have learned with satisfaction that
the desire of His Majesty to rerew his friend
ship with America, has bern met on the part
of the government of the United States by
slmiiar disposition, from which fas resulted
Peace. the terms of which authorize us 70 c.,-
pect that it will compensate for the evils OF
the war that il has terminated
1T remains for me to inform you that have
received orders from His ROYAL Highuess the
FRINGE Regent to return to England, for the
purpose NJ repeiling imputations that affect
my military character, and which have been
advanced bv tic Commander III Chief of The
Naval force on the Lakes Of Canada; ard
although leave you with regret, avail nv
sell with avidity of this opportunity to yindi-
cate my reputation.
However occupied must tie with sub
lect that CLAIMS nv attention in a manner SO
little expected, be assured that shall bear
, with me lively remembrance of the support
mat you have given to me, and that shall
be battered in being able shortly to represent
personally to his Royal Hignncss the Prince
Nerent, the zeal and the Loyalty nanffes-
led nv all classes of His Maiestv's subiects
IN british North America during nv aCmi-
hssratlon ; their attachment 20 his august
person and 70 his government, and in a most
particular manner the arlour and devotion
which the people of the Canadas have mani
tested in the late conflict with the United
States OF America.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-19
COGTGRESS.
Communicated

n. 4
In tie District of Caroline sc three PenuIlisens
became candidates for Congress To Wit Mr. William
VI lore and Mr.. ThomssC Rcomes of King and
Queen eo'ntY, ard Mr.. John Mercer Gsrret, of rs
sex Shortly afterwards, Mr. James NJ G4rneti IN
oDpositonst, became capdiistc. In conseureree nj
this, II was deemed prudent, that two of the republican,
should Withdraw their pretcnsiOgs The three ,enui
hcans amicaby agreed amongst ense,yes to refer the
question 70 committee from s 81 the counties TO de-
eide who should continue candidate The Comm
tee met bcf'weihe Elections, and Il WAS decided lv
them, that Mr.. Roaue the most napnlar of SO
three; e1uentiy Messrs. Hoomes ami John NJ
t'arieti withdrew from the contest The election n
Caroline and King e Queen, took place IN thr scro,d
MONDAY, ard although the elections we're YER, Tin
the result sslishiy favorable 10 the RepnblieaS cans
The votes stood thas:-
Kio5 e Green, 2si IL
SOS 10
The election ii Essex takes 7lnee IN the tbird qrI
in Kiaf-Wiil'ar the foirtl, Aigndav-Tbo-eis 10
houbt tlsi in both d ties, .pnIhiss hir Ros;o's ma
j"ay vii be very considerable.
no THE EDITOR
"CLAREeHr7G, Anrilt2
81 hsve pleasure n cnslyse you the reT, Of the
election in two Of on cpuoties"
OHyD COTLVTY
G O y & X L S.
9 J,eI'ou 1sq
SCAT ring
.i5oWON C.gLL4.
7 T, Iact-on 403
SeaU ring %
2 Dod 'Ti9ge was anncurced rs Candidate urt
| within shot time before tie Ei,ctra--he however
dee'Wsd, aRf there was IN orpo ton"
in the District If aaapbe1, Hal lax. &c
| CombhcR o. vote. arr
| Ef ubfcGH. TcdeYqist.
/ Ee.rf18 Rice IA
| Civ III White u
! Roesb'rge Montgomery and Potctoult, r.~t
! BTe'ieHJdge e uajuitr of - votes H. TIE re mi be-
! ingenuity CITES Dr. Floyd { Rep viii haye sinai
/ majority.
District r Y0Tk, &c.
Wm7ack--Bassett (i1f puLiiean 70
Eyre (Federa)
Rctu5Hc0H 5na;Cr;fy 6;
/ Louco1n--Ievis s7S, Mason 5f5--o5s majority
.Isson's bAor,s IN r. Wnl Igl
N. FOR Lewis IL
{ The hlcNandria Herald SAYS mas9r hss Gi.,rt ,
So " letT' votes fsn'px has yct % vote, wiii.l
wit gve Mason small minority.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-19
FIhGl.NTs LsGIs1avUaE.
HOUSE or ms, p,.,,,rs

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Cti'- W., Irwin, Adscn Fa,s
.'t"''nga'i0--Dr Hyaes. - W -,
y Gro.o%-W VIM t4ogrow, rhoras " C.y.>
1."n'beH-Jesse Burton, " } Lewis
B"ckineho9s-Aicba .a1stia.p VIM. Ft,o,.
1otIt2'gf--W MeCianI,an, John &, GrIir.s
IeocF5r1cge--Jao Bower, II ,.b,n C., ..5ys
.ydnsenoad--hiathi,sj oaes,' rr Ti.os. Ror,n !.
Ccros1e--johu Bernapi.. Eliv z ,,,aiIe
'Ioocht''les-- = DR.. lsaac Curi' Areh;brl, Bryce
,Not,h8r;P',n-JohCC pasrrmore, IT, T. Wsc7.
son i6, Vi in,irc 23i
MN; lJsy,y.-.-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-19

Barhstable County has, also, undoubtedly
changed its Senator.
In Cumberland, which last year sent two
Federal Senator's. the election is doubtful. Ia
y towns. which last year gave federal ina
iority of Asp, the federal majority this year is
only 1879
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-19
TIE SUBSCRIBE or

AEiNG received h.iormatipd 20 10. relied q.
q z that the Supreme Court Of the United steer
rave unshn"ls.y decided the s'j3u.-,ed by tie
Cirerii Court If Virginia to that court IT, ,ae sp az
Oliver Evans agsinst Jo'isu s. Morchcas. in Carr ~
the plaintiff Evaps, he takes this method ~ j. firm an
persons, Who have u'ci The agcntsqis and rapgo,.
ments n the asi Evans winch ire eesured % Jim az
his patent granted nner the ;t Of Conercs5 pases 4,
January i5C), without ceIc-, tnat ifftey rpoi, if-
melatey, subs@riber IS authorised 10 rlsii .ti, b.
hcrnce for using he 'ri irve0tio,s ara -., -,v ie
npoo receiving re ate't fees othiniercs'. a-d m cats
Of pending suits ire eosfs and not to exact tho 4 80
ges given under the Pateoi Lows
JOHN MOODY.
.iceT Jar Gtyet' Euass