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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-14

a. MOORE, Register.
THIS IS to @ige notice, That the Sub
scribers of Alexandria county, in the dis
trict of Columbia, have obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county letters
of administration on the estate of .soscph
Tomas, late of the county aforesaid. de-
ceased All persons having claims a
gainst the said decedent are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated aud passed by
the Orphans Court, to the subscribers,
on Or before the 18th day of August next,
or they may by law be excluded from all
benefit to said estate, ard all these IN
debted thereto are required to mako i'm
mediate payment.
Given under our hands tiis 18th day
February, 1915.
WILLIAM WESTON,
JOHN M'COBB,
Adm'rs Of Joseph Thomas, decd.
February 16. Sw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-14
J. Korn,
OR
j. Wise1lliller.
ORPHANS COURT.

ORPHANS COURT,
.Glerandria County, Feb. Term, 1915.
Ordered, That the administrators OF
Joseph Thomas, deceased, do insert the
following advertisement three times q
week for eight weeks, in the Alexandria
newspapers.
a COpy-Test.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-14

WHO HAS ON HAND,
A few copies of Bowditch's Practical
Navigator, Blounts American Coast Pr
lot, and large stock of School Books.
Blank Account Books of every de-
scription ruled and bound to any given
pattern.
April 6.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13

tort--the formation of fundamental laws-the
maintenance of peace IN Germany--the,
extend TO and include the Gath articles there
are then variety OF articles respecting s.,e
limits OF the Netherlands, and the grand du
chy of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS duc,y of bouipn
and the cessions TO tl,ss1 hlse. -,ec2t S'Ru. in
Germany. and shc s.'nionsi u's ',s - pviu-
CeS. ~. = -, c yosl>r
At the 18th article commence TIE re-
gulations relative TO s-ne affairs OF SN,tzer-
land. ~
The 77tt. nsoroykl. for the rights of the in
habitanss nf.aes Isiiiiicipality: OF beire they
are TO enjoy the same political and civil rights
they formerly possessed.
The 18th relates to the arrangements be-
tween France and Geneva.
The s0th refers to the cessions u the king
vi Strdinia to the Canton OF; Geneva
There is then in the SD article, an ar
rangenent relative to the fluids placed n
England. 3
The s5th describes the limits of the es-
tatrs OF the king Of Sardinia.
The 87th gives the King OF Sardinia .he Ii
tie of the king OF Geneva.
The next material article is the o3d, which
restores the ancient Austrian possess ons, IN
Guiding all the territory which had beca &C.
ded by Austria by former treaties and then
there is an enumeration or the territories SO
restored,
The 96th provides fer the navigation Of
the Pc.
There then follow a variety of arrange
ments, which our limits do not allow TVS to
state. rr
The 1O5th and. following articles relate to
the. affairs of Portugal. The restitution of
Olivenza aud other resolutions Oh the part CT
the prince regent of Portugal These ar
rangements are continued ana detailed with
minuteness which We find impossible to
follow, on account of our crcumscrbed
space.
BY the 10th article, all the powers as
sembled at congress, as well as. the princes
and free cities, who have concurred in the
arrangements ARE inyitcd to accede to il.
The 12oth article referring to this treaty be-
ing IN the French language, provides that
1t shall not be a precedent for subsequent
treaties or negotiations. being in a language
different from what they formerly used To
be. !,
The 121st article provides that the ratifi-
cations of the treaty shall be exchanged with
Ia slxmcnths, and 10y the court Of Portugal in
year it possible. The treaty is TO be depo-
sited at Vienna, among the archives of the
court and state of his Imperial and apostolic
majesty, in order that it may, be referred to
by any of the courts of Europe VINO may
wish to consult the original text. It is da :
ted Vienna, the 9th June, 1915, and then
follow the signatures of the pienipotentia-
ries.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13
tbs .M9.sCHEsY3R EXCHANGE
Is Vow KErrRr

EEORGE BECKLEy a.onc-who intends keen
" ing the best OF every taias necessary toe the ae
coinmodstion and comfort OF Travellers aud Others
Who may be pleased to graat him t,eh. patronage
Tie prblc are iaformed that the firm OF Geoee
Beckicy y Co this ay 10 exist, by mutual con
sent N consequence of which, the Subscribed soeits
all those indebted 10 the sad firm, to cn,e Forward y.
pay oil tier accounts, or,er ,ls, arrangements .nav
DC made to discharge the deels due from said con
cert.
.h's ELiZ7-.3N.V = OWELL,
Having removed to the Half Way House, between
Rchmond and Petersburg the subscriber earnestly So
iicts his friends and the public grant her SHARE of
then patronage the .odaton of that house.
will be tar superior that which has been heretofore.
Kept s,isud b. glad to accommodate eight or ten,
members ofte Legis ature, bnarders, their next
sessions it being short aud pleasant walk fron the
Capitol 5
GEORGE BECKI.EY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13
DRY GOODS.

VENHE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving By n
d Slhl.s brllantand Canton, direct from Eng lanll
fiFrT-FivE PACKAGES OF mr. GOODS
which, they offer AT private sale, Tor lew DAYS after
which, should t'cyno be sold, taey III be sold at auc
ton, 2lter ne ice tbeieofis giyep..
IHey consist Of Tie. /oho7o1ig articles
cases dan.ask shaw Is
do Manehestry yelvcteens and cords
do 'iimities, ado jaconet cambr.cs
do spot ed do, do ssrsneus
do cotton shirting 1 do colored muslin
> DO gneham',2 do damask, rs and s-4
DO furniture calico
! q" tcS'ot counterpanes, 1914 to Isl
do elegant csllicoes
. 10 coarse DO
- baIes baskets
ton hosiery
2 do IRISH linens, do to'lene't vcsti.c.
Parkhills, Duatoh q CdGiand,
huc,ionscrs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13
TEN DOLLARS REWAI.D.

~ UNAWAY from the subscriber on Che Isr inc,
4 \ Negro Man by tue name of
"A ~ II s,
about five feet or ten inches hiyh abIt tventr
tvoJ cars OIL, bad o. When abaeondtd Visuia clo,
shirt and tactaicds made oi fax carre,I away viii,
ldn died Virginia cloth cat, aid peir of biack
brOad-eiotli pAnta0. also new White fur hat -
James, when ~ ken u, has very uoid couot.na,ee
has large scar on hls face, Oceas,Sed by biraleo
has cue. expect the SAID fellow vii he lurking ~
bout the neighhorl'ood Couobia or Warren. IN The
county OF Nl5cmarlc, where he has number Of &C.
qusintarces.
Airy person that will apprehtrA the said slave and
deliver him 10 NE IN Fu,anna Cnunt,, year Asbi;,,e
Mil, on t. HO5errLcwis, 10 hlbcnare uesr Warren.
shall receive aie above reward
DANIEL LEWIS.
September ---.7tp
y ; Il pfolahlc iames may attempt 10 20 10
hIchmc 81, OF yclgs, wo9e he Was FUSED.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13
CO-PARTNEllS,iIIP.


THE -aUC1T0.N g COJ,d.stISSIO.n BUSI
NESS,
sEREIOFpRE carried on by James Bro4u7, il.
4 will in future be conducted by the subscribers
under tl,e firm of
J.2JlfES BIZ OW.N, Jr. g W1e FEJNNET,
who have formed a CO-PARTNERSHiP. and oife
ue'r utIremltting sdeution and exertio,s to thef
friends and the public.
They hare far sale, afcat,
l5Oe bushels Liverpool! brown salt
tons English patent shot,
$50 crates blue and green edged wares,
otbest quality, and laid in on low
terms
and IN s7oRE,
so hhds. prime New-Orle,,ns S, Mus
covado susar
100 bags coffee
$50 Ibis Csruthei's best rectifed 4,h
proof whiskey
20 poneheon, sd & 4th proof Antigua
Rum
80 casks London brown stout
40 Kegs London White Lead
!. 1900 sterling, ofasso,ted hardware
80 bales Dutfe Blankets
do Fiannels
SO P.ACK.4GRS DRYGOODS,
CONSISTING OF
9-S x GA Cambria Aluslins 81 Lenoq
Superfine prints Il gndressed CsIieocs
Ladies' and Mems fine cotton Hosiery
Cotton Shirthes, Irish Linens
Book s. Leno Moslins Pies
bales German Oztaburgs,
SO pieces Dowas, hales Hessisns,
Superhne Cloths K CAsmeres, &c. &c.
JAS. BROWN, Jr.
WM. FINNEY.
July ST
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13
WILLIAM M3CAiIE,

u * g W-4T c n M II x Il x,
few doors below the Post Office, Maih.Stceet {,
HIcaMoSD,
BESPECTFU1Af informs his friends anil The
"a Pablle, thae he carries on the Watch and Clock
business--that orders from the country will be atten
ded to- lew elegant clocks at Mr.. Robert Poorc's
ware Room, may be purchased reasonable terms
Sept. Oh H.-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13
ron SALE.
TNE FOLLOWING. VERY VALUABLE
L.fNI)S
IN TIE STATE OF OHIO.

IN THE STATE OF OHIO.
hNE Tract of 666 2-3 acres, situated on the Ess
Fork of the Little Miami anc distant aboat
miles from Cincinnati.
Another tract OF $50 Acres, situated on the West
side OF the Scioa, about miles above FrankGn-
ton, and the distance from Columbia the present
seat of Government.
Another tract of acres, situated just above the
tract last mentioned. and within one mule of Mill
And one other tract OF 1880 acres the Little Mi
am, about fifteen miles above Franklington and CO.
tumba. +f
IL is 20 be observed that these tracts are on good
water, courses, and contiguous to Of the most
heurishi.g Settlements IL, the Western Country-
The land, too, lnys remarkably well, is OF an excel
lent quality, AM, covered with OAK htec walnut and
sugar trees The,whce, has been accurately survey
ed, and granted by7S9vernmcnt for military ser
vices rendered; and the PATENTS for which, ate re-
corded in the Office fthe Department of State.
ANY offers for, or enquiries relative ~, this property
Will receive the promp attention Of Mr.. Cary Selden
who r. sides in Riclmoud, Of TIE Subscriber who
also rcsdcs there, or OF Mr.. James Ssden, WIN will
shortly visit the Western Conntryssnd will remain in
Chlicothe from the 20ti August I'M LIST September
after which period, lac viii proceed to Cincinnati where
he will remiin until the Goth September.
= N. b. The Editors fthe Lexington Reporter
Chlicohe Fredonian, and Western Spy, are rG,,es,-
ed tn publish, soon convenient the above ayer-
hsement until the Goth September, and forward their
accounts to the Office of the Enquirer for PAYMENT
w. SELDE.N, Ez'or Of
Miles SgLBEN, decd.
.I1L;fJ 10
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13
FOREIGN.
CONGRESS OF VIENNA.

The New French Official Gazette. !" la
ted Wednesday, the 9th of July is filed to
The extent OF twenty p yes. with tie acts Of
tne congress at Npnna. II begins by stating.
nat the powers vino have signed the treatv
concluded at Paris, May so, 1914, in confor-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13
CHESTER HILL.
Will BE SOLD, Ar r0pLIc. tucr,oy

WI 81 bE SOLD, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On Nonady, The 25kl blst NJ IL O'Clock.
EFORE the front door Of the BeNTSvern. i'm ,he
40 City Of Richmond, the bcautit,lIafai, on James
River, only7 niles below the City, called
CRESTER HILL.
containing between SIX anu seven hundred aer-s or
Land-a6out one hundred OF which is Low. Grounos
90 prime Meadow Land-there are about 200 acres
(onlyJ ceared-the high land has as rich red Gig: bo,
TOM IS any Land in Virginia, and ss well aia, lei to
the cultivation of SMALL grain ard cIover-tLere are
two elegant scitcs for building each of them giving
complete view Of Rehmonditi is also certain tat one
OF the very best fisheries James River is attached
to this placeit is bounded by James River, for half
mile, and by Falling Greek, for one mile nsi = hale
from winch any quantity Of water mas be had for the
establishment OF Mill or any kind OF Manuf;,ctorv
an Snort there ars but few fany situations within the
same distance ofRichmond, combining SO many aJ.
vantases Semester HILL ""-
Terms q Sae.--O third of the purchase none,
VIII berequred ~ 90 days. the balance divided in two
equal annual payments. Notes with approved tndo,.
sers will be required and the title Wahhed until tive
money Is paid, OF deed will be made 20 the purchaser
and deed OF trust taken to Secure the two Last Is
nents. fy
The SAFE willie made n1l4er tie direction or .b,s
III LYNCH .ilcti0neer.
c,, ,,5 :, WILLLa.N Go0DE, r..
Chester mn, SeDleDI5ey. --fJe
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13
BOSWELL 81 1LdAW,
TAlLORS.
IN the SIGN Of fhe Coidrn

III the sign If tie Colder Shears.
YpESPECI'FULLY infocm tho Citizens OF Rich
70 rnond and the Public ia general, that the, have.
taken the House ON the Ok Csry x thirteenth
street, and directly opposite tie Coium san Hotel
where they are prepared 10 execute all work IN their
line, in neat aud fashionable wanner aud hen.
from the sicest attention to business to merit share
Ut the public patronage.
Auo,,st so ------6t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13

- IRIS JuY y.
rCFREEpa-s OF TsE FRxss1 A i,,,rnsI
gives an IMPERFECT list Of the Responsible edi-
tors OF newspapers, who have just been ap-
po nted by his excellency the m t,istef Of pole
They are Mess eurs Couchery. Of the J5isrhsI
deS Dcbats; Manuel, of the ,TaanaI dc Pa!
rs Cberon, OF the Gazette de France M
tin, of the Qnofdienae huser, of the Jovy-
nal General de france SJay. Of the 1ndston-'
dam; Aruault, of e.. %TiStargut-s Pcuchet,
OF the Jop'5,ai dr. Commerce cavrigny, IL
the Journal des CamGagnes, and the Na7.-e-
feNr Iellence, Of the NIin-J1une. Nan.
Tcrt, the Journal ces Odzres and the Cen
sehr DIES CenstNrs in shcct, the NEST petty
haudbils must have an editor anw serabie for
the contents
Doubtless it isuot 70 be hoped that rro1Ti-
etors and editors Of journals SHOULD testify
their satisfaction with measure, which IN
der mid name. puts censors over them
They have made of their power and cen orr
ship sn experiment too painful ard too recer:
sot Us not to be a little spprehens;ye Of g7hats
cter appeared TO resemble ie. The JepinaI
TIDE PATH, HiU@ than eny dther can End L. II
, ssceySetioDi Eroaods Of dread # it rae %,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13
DISSOLUTION.

vEvIIE Copartnership of Hancock, Gordon & Cur
!. E RE, was dissolved on the 5ist day OF December
last by mutual eonscnt.
INV. HANCOCK,
ROB~r GORDON,
Aug. 23--1m JAMS FCURRtE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13
JOHN KING

hESPECTFUAlY informs his friends and th
g. Public, that he has just received an adlitinna
sappiy of GOUDS suitable FOR the present and an
proae'hng season, which he will sell at reasonable rates
for casa, or acccptances ia Town.
August 10 If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13
IIll hlfBSCRIRNR

yRAVING removed 10 Rehmopd, will tpractice
z < Isw q, tc Superior AID inferior Courts of me
Ctf. ii.wnnss ,antinn- To At end the Chenccr,
b.ricl Cow Frth rick smrg. Ills Ofce is over
~. D-f.hen.tfs, OF ne ruar str-.t
d.. ig.--i RICHARD T.. PARKER
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13
NOTICE.
HARDWARE aND CUTLERY.

ySStE subscribers in addition to their late mporto-
G tons, have just received by the brig Cia,issa
Ann. from England, very general and extensive AS
ecrsmen; of. -
j. R-4RO W.fRE 81 CUIE ERY.
Merchants from die Sonthwsrd who wish n, fu-.
nsh themselves vita compete assert nents. w1I i,d
the same On advantageous terms, at No. 81 Market
Street, between 2 and 8.
ISAAC SAIEDLEY Sc Co.
Philadelphia, 9th mo- 9,h---
VaNiiE Medical LectIle ia the Uniyersi11 =, -
IL syivsnia, will ecmmence on the first MONDAY
November next Ii,iedephi Sent O. x.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13
CEORGE R0BNRTS0N q IN. Il DYER
NO1I,C-...Ei.-

a PETITION will be presented to Che Legislature
q this State 81 die next meeting, praying pcr,ns sion
Tor Jacob, commonly called Jscob Peoss " an c,nan n.
81 .ated man " colour, 20 r1insin il The STATE
.Jcht. 6. -.--4p1w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13
ROBERT NELSON IND GO,
U.9IE JUSI' RFCETVEU.

80 PACKAGES OF. GOODS.
CONSISTING OF
q UTERINE Cloths Cassimcres, Stoekinenetts.
~ CaIec-s and printed Cau,Iies, GingIaras Bon.
hazetts, lSombazeens, rs e Al shirtnss and Inoo
cioths' Camhmc and Madras Hankercleis. laiuslins
&c. with variety o Other artcles aud az in daiIy
expectation Of inrher supplies. which viii he soil
wholesale and retail, at reduced prices, for cash,
acc sptanees ~ tom
Juv Eff
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-01
o P RIZE LIST

Ihe pr. bs.g Ranger. (ar, a, Portsmouth, n; ~
captured Jan IL, English brig Emerson, Ball. from
Liverpool for Jamaica, cargo coal, and burnt her.
Ar at Charleston, C. l7th ult. British brig Patr-
OF, cargo timber, prize to the Bruius, OF Boston.
D. Ar At Marbehead. Mass. 22d ult British ship Ma
ry, prize TO the George-Little, Of Boston.
The English brig Peter, from Messnato London
prize To the lawrence pr has at fieauort, N. c.
her cargo consists Of sulphur, drugs. rasins, Se.
The british brig lately destroyed on Lake borgene'
near New Orleans. by sailing johnson, proves
TO be tbs transport brig Ceres, OF guns having on
board coptain, sailng master, and eight men OF
the British navy, laden about half full. with rum,
bread, and quantity Of soldiers clothing for the
British army
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-01
AH-ITARY DlSlRlcT. No. ~
Head. Quarters, psvridtnce, 2la FEB. i1is.
DISTRICT ORDERS.

The commanding General has tho plcas-
ure 10 announce, 10 the District under his
command, that Treaty OF Peace, signed by
the Ministers OF the United States and Great
Britain al Ghent, on the oath of December
last, has been Ratified by the President, iy
and with The advice of the Senate and he has
been instructed by tho Department of War,
to suspend all Military operations and give
immediate Information of this even, 10 the
Officer commanding the Forces Of his Brit
annic Msjss'y, in this vicinity.
In consequence of thi, pleasing event, the
Militia, Off duty IN this Military District, arc
to be Immediately mustered and discharged
from the service of the Uoited States.--And
the commanding General is charged wnb the
honor Of prcsen,ingto them, the thanks of the
President, for their pstrlotisn, IN promptly
cbeying the call oil their country T; and for tina
zesi and perseverance which, under great
hardships and priyatons, they have SO emin-
emily displayed in defence OF its rights. ~
Arrangements viii! bs Immediately made
for paying off the Militia, and in the meat
time, every facility Of transportation, provis.
ions, Medical aid, Hospital stores, SC. viii
be afforded, to enable them to return to their
families and friends. Et
Msior EASTMAN, the Assistant Inspcesot-
General, will proceed 10 Newport wabort
loss of time, for the purpose Of mustsring and
dischargirg from the service Of tho United
STATES, the Rhode -Isau6 State corps, <Dnr
manded by Major WooD ; and the detsct.
ment of Volunteers commanded by Col. Far |;
to whom the commanding Geucrsl begs leave
TO offer his thanks, for the firm, patriotic, Az
so'dIer.l;kc conduct, by which they haze been
uniformly distinguished, while serving undsr
his coma,aud.
On the discharge Of the State Troops end
Volunteers. the commaod Of the Harbor will
dcvolve on Capt HEiLEMAx, OF the corps OF
artillery TO whom, the forts, arms, ordnanes,
military stores, and public properly Of every
description, will be Delivered.
The commanding General avsils bimsslf
of this opportunity for pes, n,iog TO the On
GERS, and soldiers usder his rcommsnes bis
most sincere congratulations On the return of
Peace 10 our coontry.
I. II. CUSHING, Brgadiey-0en. Com
In compliance with the above Order, the
Artillery Company Of this town, commanded
by Col. Fay, (nsmed by Gen. Cusnfse ss
Volunieefs,r who have done duty at Feu.
Geeene, by rotation snt, detachment, for nesrs
Iy eight months and sbou, 200 OF the Ssase
-orps. stationed at Fou-Ajsms, under MAJOR
Woop, we're On Thursday last discharges
lsom tue service OF The United States
Msrerry.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-01

In .Nsw-York. on the p3d ult. RosEar Fulton.
Esq Of fever, which had confined him for several
days.--He VAS in the vigor Of his age, and the tu
career Of his usefslnsss Hs loss may Be truly con-
sidered national concern.
In this town, on "Wednesday evening last, Mr. SAM
upt Dowss, iEt -, late Of Barnssable, Mass
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-01

SrEeuIArrox.--Tho news Of Peace ay.i.
we'd a, Norfolk by a vessels from New pfk
In sc hours. /, was not made public 8hul
az she shihs, -Four and tobacco were bought
up.
= The city Of Baltimore was splendidly illu.
minated, on the evening Of the 18th inst. in
honor of great victory obtained by Gen. Jack
son over the British M New Orleans.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-01

For aee. to Acct and ship to ship, le world will
now confess "a
That Columbia's tsrs have Won tie day, and beat
them with success.
Here's the memory Of the Guerrero, the Peacock
and the Java. boys.
The Rein.d. er and the Avon, We have sent them to
And likewise Of their tars who in Nep,une's bosom
"Tbeir march was or the mountain wave their home
is in The Deep" boys,
And let Campoelt sns Of Britains Kins, their NAvy
We will praise he Yankee sail0. . sha, have msds
their navy less.
Here's health to the Heroes Of our gallant httls
navy, boys, :
who have sent so many foes TO the ocksrof old Das
w, boys,
And wen no, forget our armies that have drubb'd
them on the land, boys.
Where Brown, M4comb and Jackson so brayeay
did command, boys.
And may our foes be taught to know, by Paeken.
hams success,
Ths, we viii ne'erxive up an inch Of land that We
possess.
!. fhe adpenfsre cfthe bear and fiddle
Is sung, 5t., breaks of an he middie.--tiudibras.
At a session Of the Legislature OF this
STATE ,holdep last week, HENRR SnEn3vRsE'
Esq. was appointed Pubhc Notary and JUS
,ce OF the Peace, for rhe County OF New
port.
The las, Mercury takcs notice of circurA-
stance, which occurred on the evening OF The
a2d ul,. It was thought would be 10 " insigui-
fcant" for tho notice of such exalted pessor,-
ages. No man in has moments OF reflection
cah countenance such proceedings az bur ming
the etfiey Of an obnoxious person, although II
/ might be considefeG IN some degree as ex-
7 pressivc OF the adherence the people might
have for the person 60 cariacaturcd--lhc
| afiair alluded TO fsom the best Information
we can obtain on the subject j, Was got up
| and arranged by a number Of young boys
| and the whole that can be said OF II is, that II
was boyish teick. But why do certain gen.
| uy about town make SO much noise about ,his
| trivial affair We never heard them express
so much symps,hy, wnen an affair Of similar
nature took place in Providence, some years
since, although aggravated by being ptomoti
ed and counie nanced by some OF the bcsf t'osd
| OF the town. When mob attacked the ss-
tom house officers M Boston it was mighty
clever joke, and when Judge Turner. was
assaiIed by an infuriated mob in Piymou.S
these very charitable gentlemen could not
possibly see any harm in it. In truth, much
as is deprecated such practices, il is thous
and times more yllainous, that a set OF scovn'
drcls, in secret, should caluminia,c the char
acter OF reputable men, and ascribot 10 ther
actions, which, but or their cowardice, the
would be infinitely more likely to be guilty o
themselves. 8i