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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-24
New Teas, &c.

The Subscribers having altered their ilrm
of Joseph .Naaderilie, continue their
business at the corner of King y FAR
fax-streets.
Where they OFFER for Sale,
10 quarter. chests Gunpoydsr
IS 8 boxes 5 rs ''''o Imperial per
60 60 quarter chests,} Young Tyson
10 quarter chests Hyson,
10 ditto Hyson-Skin
| Teas Of good qualities,
principally of the late importatlons at
New-York and Bosten.
10000 lbs. green and white Coffoe.
l6 bags Old Java Coffee for fam. use.
Brown Sugars of various qualities.
100000 lbs. refined Sugars.
40 boxes No. ] and 2 Chocolate.
90 bags Mlberts.
10 tierces Rice.
So bales FIRST quail. Charleston Cot
ton.
pipes, Genuine old Fort
3 Il do. Wine.
Sl-2 pipes old London Particular
Madeira.
10 dozen Champagne.
10 hogsheads retailing Molasses.
25 boxes Lemons.
80 barrels ,Whiskey.
With general assortment of tle best
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, Tor cash.
or upon the usual credits to punctual Gus
ltomers.
Mandsvile & Larmour
May a5. tt
n. B. They expect parcel of choice
ICLARET, in cases, in few days.
Plaster Of Paris, Afloat.
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Jewellery,
For Boston,
Tile Schooner

Tile Schooner
ST. Pc FIR.
Ssl< TO sail the present week.
lsr sFeiY.it OF 500 barrels or passage
SApply to Capt. Rhodes on board. or
John G. LAID.
~. s.anding and for sale from said
5f IN, soo casks afresh Thomas Tovr
June j. eL.G.L.
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Fresh Teas of 1916.

4 whole chests Young Hyson,
Is quarter do. do. do.
10 Laguered boxes do. do.
Is bags Flberts.
Green Coffee in tierces.
Arrived IN schr. PAISEY from New
York, and for Sale by
J. r. CALDWELL.
June 8.
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j. T. Caldwell,
OFFERS FOR SALE,

Blythe Schooner Friendship from n. York
$4,000 segars of Superior quality,
2 casks Goshen Cheese,
2 casks London Porter in bottles,
2 boxes Mustard in cannisters
do. Cassia end Mana
10 tons Plaster of Paris--On board
the Friendship, which will take freight
90, NETWORK if applied for immedi-
ateiy.
June 90.
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For Freight or Charter,

For Ff'o1gNt W IIttt a4,
rs Tie fine substantial B11gg
sb ORLANDO,
$500 Captain Crowell, burthen 2l5
fans or 100 barrels, well found, sails
well. and will be ready for the reception
Of a cargo in a few days. Apply to
ADAMS, HERBERT y 20.
Who haze lamdiag, this day for Sale,
l5S tierces fresh Rice
4S bales Upland Cotton
5 hhds. Copperas
$ Cases Fancy Calicoes.
June Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-31
Liverpool Trade.

In the Licerpoot Patent 1rads List
of August Goth, we find the following
statement of the goods shipped al Liver
pool for n. York in the course of toceIue
days, from the 18th to the s26th of Aa.
gust, 1915. During the same time, I'M,
mense quantities of goods were also
shipped for various ports in -Hamp.
shire. Massachusetts, Pennsylvania.
Maryland, ViFgipia, South-C Carolina and
tTeorgia -
1888 pieces ColOred woolens, 1911
c hardware, 6S2s ps. worsted, 1867 IL
silk aid wOrsted, SO and I-2 Id sii.
58,T40 ps cotton, 597 ID silk and cotte. !.
stuff, 9761 dozen hose, 2s,o556 ys,sls
flannel, l5,a5l0 yards bIaa setine,
copperas, 1850 bushels white salt,
sackages umbrellas, $40 dozen braees.
z packages slops, ll7~chaldrVns coaI,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-31
Land for Sale.

/ will sell a Tract or Land con.
tanning about 200 acres, situate in Fair
fax county, on Accotink creek, twelve
miles below Alexandra.
To any person wishing to embark in
the wood-cutting business, this would be
: valuable purchase, as there are up,
wards Of 400 acres in wood lying cont.
gaous thereto. The cleared land NAV
be easily restored to its original fertility
by the use of Plaster of Paris, which
produces on the sell the happiest effect.
The situation of this property is very
healthy, and the creek upen which it
lies affords an abundance Of fish and
Wild fowl. Mr.. Joseph Crouch, living
at Mr.. Janney's mill, near the land,
viii shew it, and the terms will be made
knewn by the subscriber residing in
Loudoun county, near Leesbure.
Vim. M. sM'Cartv.
October 81 o.,
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cv9 psssn wliss 's 4. Fe ga. iaAas { 3
$40 sFsIIesl msnae fog q 4
49, sss AID rain wash tie salts cut q
bs 81 eabsev ! chen 70 lhe roats & ths
lhhs'''' These ssrewea leaves. bespee
rees 3. ) anon t::;e yont z plsuts, pFeservs
|fogss ..,os s.s.fhey c0vs!r also the seeds.
stile,s ;-..sn shesS warm and moist. his
arc -, = parsiularly abseFsed IN respect
5s s2.ss 49, 81 saves. They afford excellent
70 - ar mt anly to the tree itaeIfbpt aI-
h'p 81 n; 4; shoots: and are also very use
s s. !, q, forest pasture, as they increase
I 7, - ,yoWth Of tie grass on which the,y
l ! sI Z "a r9t--thIs il 20 important an ad-
lan ...ae tI.af the fallen leaves are neyeI
49,. 49, ~ 70 rake naanilre nk unless they
sA.A & xach abundance il the forests lIat
s q. : mss IS rather choaked up than nou-
81 81 by them. Leaves are spread IN
1s .rgI instead of straw, and make a
- - I;tter tsr cate. or are mixed with
- ,scn dung This mould Is parslcu-
H. useFuI IN gardens, where they make
s s.. &c II which assist greatly the
!. s;ossth az fruit and ssang trees. But
sgs,ss;hly Il NAV be said, that the fall OF
I.svas Il destructive 70 multitude ofin-
80 that Ire az trees and plants. II
: true that autumn sweeps away whole
ss,,els 1T insects, wislvtheir nests; but
does Il fellow fro,r thence that these lit
d creatures Pefish : Why may they
rot i've eren on the IsFaDnd under the
leaves, which cover and guard them from
che sasd - The fall of the leaf is an
smhIem Of tias life, and the fFs,lty Of oil
earthly things.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-31
Oct. o.
Merino Shawls.

We have Just received in addition to our
assortment,
Elegant yMerino and LeUGutiDc
Showls
OF various sizes and prices,
Black, white and coIored Levantines
do. do. do. Florences
Superb Virginia Satin (white)
Black Flcrentine Vesting
Plaid Ribbons
Taffeta and satin fringed do. all coloss
White and cOIored long and short kid
Gloves
Gentlemens Gloves, ist quality
do. coiored Fancy cravatts
Scarlet. green, yellow, blue and black
sewing Silks, &c. &c
Nm. H Ries q Co.
Get 90 81
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no To-Day.

=
Farewell, To-Dav For you and 1
Have not exchanged single sigh
Or ose gritnace of sorrow.
Well then. away ane let it come,
| care rot II meet my doom,
Atdawa Of day, to-mmrow.
Yet sold Before we part. To-day,
| Charge thee. if thou canst, to say,
Since We have knswn each other,
II enc unhappy | have made,
Or e'er to one refus'd the aid
Which | would give a brotbcrs
Thou canst not ? Then, if every day,
Thus void OF guilt shall pass away,
III give the go to sorrow
Live happy here--and when ! die,
VIII speed away, to yonder sky
As careless of Tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-31
Plaster Land for Sale.

TIME subscriber offers for sale, b
Farm, in the County Of Fauquier,
and state of Virgins, containing $50 A.
cres, one third of which is of the strong
est quality, and covered with a heavy
growth of red oak and hickOry--The re-
sidue, (being cleared land, is in good
heart. two thirds of it having been
laid down in rcd clover, and no tract
in the state has afforded higher eviden-
ces of its adoption to the plaster of Pa.
is, on this tract, and at the
confluence of the two never failing
streams of Broad and Mill Runs, q
scite for Merchant Mill. with fall
Of 25 feet, surrounded by every mate
rial for building, and by the. side of a
well built Saw-Mill, recently erected.
A law has passed for turnpike road,
which will pass by or near this scite.
For the above property, ! will take
the moderate price Of 90 dollars per a.
ere, with a reasonable allowance, for the
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER
Near Haymarket Post Office, Va.
September 90.
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DRY GOODS.

st Cost, until Monda, the sixth of Mo-.
yember next, at which time every article
which may then remsin unsold will be
sold at public auction.
.9mong the articles, are,
A variety of super and common broad
cloths, kerseymeres, cords, yelyets, PEE
Iisse cloths, velveteens, plains. Blankets
duffils, bombazetts. bombazeens, worst4
ed hosiery--an elegant assortment Of
rich and common shawls, levantines,
florence and figured silks, cambrics,
cclerain AND 6ne irish shirtings, &c.
&c.
Those who wish to supply themselves
with prime articles at low prices, are par
ticularly invited to call.
GRIFFITH q BRAWNER,
Auctioneers.
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a Lar COMMENTATOR.


a number Of christian brethren, chief
" belonging to the dock yard. Ports
mouth, always ushered in the morning Of
the Lords Day. at 6 o'clock, by meet
ingip the yestry for social PRAYER, ey-
hOrtation and conference. on some por.
tion Of scripture, aiternatelys.-At ore
of these conference meetings, the text
led to charity all spoke in their turn if
they chose, when it rested with Charles
Benjamin who was a waterman, and
lived between Portsmouth and Gosport.
His comment on the text was as follows !;
:. | shall say nothing more than this---we
have been talking of charity; it would
be good to put it in exercise. Here is
our brother Ephraim Forth, goes TO dock
every morning this cold weather, With
out great coat, and here is nv shilling
towards buying him one" The good
men took the HUT, and Ephraim was ena-
bled to purchase the necessary next day,
and went to dock warmed, if not quite
filed"
Query--Can the laity expound scrip
ture ?
" This laudable custom is still CONT
nued there and has been. without inter
mission, for more than half century.
London Paper,
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From the Missouri.
ST. Louis, Sept. es.

ST. Louis, Sept. eS.
Erfraat Q, a letter from Cart. Philips
commanding at Fort Clark, Peeyiia
dated September 7.
|" The Pottowatomie. named Shawetioe
reached this place yesterday, on his way
to Portage, with the prisoners John Shark
Abbey Cannon and Perthy Cannon :tak-
en- on the Wabash last February. The
Indians were anxious to deliver these
people at Portage des Sioux. but fearing
accidents, together with me request Of
the prisoners themselves, have thought
proper to retain them at this post. You
will please give notice to their friends.
that they are in good health, and will
return by first opportunity.
IL appears by the statement OF the
prisoners, that in every instance since
their captivity, the best treatment In
dian humanity could dictate has been ex-
tended towards them or to make use of
the language Of the young men, no peo-
pie could have treated them better than
the Indians did. in their way whatever
they had was shared with them cheerful.
u, and they considered it fortunate that
they tsll into the hands Of the Pottowato-
mics. In consequence Of which / have
told Shawenoe and his party that snct
condnct will give them good reception
Below"
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E.rsract Of . EslEer.
llnanEAu1. Iath Scntcmh

=
g Here:ere tie articles Of The treaty
eaid 10 be concluded between Louis
XVIII. aud the allies. KS they are called
which letters from Paris say, is not to BIZ
pablished until the opening of the legisia-
Eure.
Mi.@ss'he iutagFity of France confirm
ed According to the treaty Of Paris.
6 e.-zThe fortified places, except
StrassVfa, atetz, Lille and Besancon, to
be gafrisenetl by the alhes.
s S.--C1ntribatien Of 6 hundred mil.
lions Of which two hundred To the Eng
lsh, and the remainder 10 the other al.
lies.
g $4,000 Prsssians, tS.eA0 Enc-
5ish, $4,000 Apstrians, $4,000 Russians :
together 10000 men. icremain in France
until the contributions are paid the re-
1nainder to march otEpn the first OF 0ctos
Der.
sst Is sad The sovereigns of the allies
ere tp'iease France ON the 18th Of this
SnoRth. -
The state - France was as trantuil an
cnnld be expected In her sitalation.---
Trade and manufactures were locking
upI stocks rising. Capt. HawIey Is the
bearer n dispatches to government.
which 20 on by tO-day's mail. The let
tiers and papers are not yet ashore, nor
ore her passengers landed.
The Young Wasp left fhe Cordovan
the 18th Of September, in company with
che ship Missouri. Hart, for n. Orleans.
s-SpOke the ship Anna Matilda, Ansdale
going up the river on the f4th Sept all
wen.
Theship Thalia, NJ Cul.oush, sailed on
Che l0th.e Ilth, and Active, Turloy, on
the 18th, for PhiiatleIphia.
Lett at Bordeaux, the ship Sachem.
Young, of New York ". York Packet
Cartwright, do; Independence, Robin
sAn. ditto; Asis, Fcrman, ditto briggs
Eaulinas syinkley, Portsmouth Peter.
Marshall. Baltimore, Doris, Kelly, ditto.
Mammoth, Chayt0r, ditto James Nun
roe, Skinner, N. Y. Gen. Scott. Heyde.
Philadelphia /: Lovely Lydia, Hopkins.
60. ;Schrs Manlius, Young, Baltimore !;
Midas. Dickinson, ditto; Adeline, Cray s
SEO't, J.hiiad Cyrus, Upton, Salem"
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TIC 6 ircn nails, i94a crates, II essk.
Iearthern ware, 621 swords, 66S piece.
Iwaistoating, $3.50 DOZEN leather gloves
100 silver watches, 90 gross Of ribbons,
lbs 1856 yards capeting, S4e6 bar and
bolt, 500 6 sheet, 100 Z rod iron, "A I
flint, SO green glass, eighty-six {
|baberdashery, 40 q white lead, "a
gross tobacco pipes, $3.50 yis cotton and
wooden, SO dozen wooden shawls, 6 Ia
tons porter and beer. 500 casks lead, 90
tons channel coal. SIS steel, 7S5 pack
ages PAINTERS colors, 4S8 sheathine
copper, go c speIter, 100 litharge, $40
dozen handkerchiefs, 81 lb silk stock
ihgs and gloves, 81 yards worsted web,
90 pins, $50 c iron wire, 90 G. mus
tard, 5000 yards cotton lace, 11l6 yds
cotton cord, 1880 ps plain linen, 5000
yds calico, "a packages cotton small
ware, 1858 ID oil vitriol, 500 dozen
sieve bottoms; IS pieces worsted cord,
1000 yards worsted binding. IA c
wrought leather, 1000 yards hair cloth.
By decree of king Louis, dated at
Paris. the 24th of August, we find that
Dupont de Memoirs, who now is in this
country,is appointed a counsellor of state
on extraordinary service
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RICHMONDOet. a5.

EersiMg Prospect for the Rgamters
A crop Of 40 hogsheads of old TObac
%, belonging TO Mr.. John Harris, of
siewmont, AIbemarle county, was sole
fsstesday 10 this city, 50 hogshsads at
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rAILADELPHIA Oct. sy.


Last cvesiNg arrived, tie ship Yornp
WASP, captain HawIey, in IS days from
Bordeaux. Dispatches for Government
wers received BY CHS arrival, and Cor,
~afded this morning by the Southern
mail. Nothing relative to the affairs Of
France has trahspircd, further than wha,
Is contained in the Following. #
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-31

TUESDAY, OcrOBER 81
GOV. GALUsH

The last Middlebury eve. paper fur.
nisAes Gov. GaIusha's speech to the Ie-
gisIafure Of that state. tits Of consider
able length, and possesses all the requia
site qualities Of "a democratic address, to-
4 democratic legislature Gov. LincoluI
and Gov. Gerry wrote very, very long
speeches, in favour Of French principles,
and candemocracy or jacobinisn;|
mt they were bunglers in the trne art of
political slang wa1ging Our new made
Green Mountain Monarch beats them alt
holl0w--he comes out in the bold, un-
qualified language OF knight errant 4
and appears armed. cap-a-pee, to fight
the very deyithnnseIf, should he assume
shape than that of a true blue
democrat.
PsSf. Go~
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B6st. Gag.

London papers -few days later tkan
oars hare been received at New York.
FROM which wevTnnk& extracts. Reports
have g8t into circulation, that Nir. Bagot.
the new minister from England to the
United States. having caused all his bag.
cage tahe landed and his departure sus-
|pended misunderstanding between the
I've nations was aenrehendea the cause
of that minister's detention Will be found
satisfactorily explainsd. & all spprehen-
SONS on that head must cease. The or
lar Of the British government fer abolish
ing the discriminating duties, must arise
from aprovision in the late treaty. The
discriminating duties will, by the order.
be suspended until six weeks after the
meeting Of the next session of parliament.
The parliament was prorosued until the
I'd Of November, consequently the sus-
pension viii expire about the middle Of
December.
B IT ma = be presumed. that in fixing the
time, to the middle Of Decepber, the
British government had calculated, that
the senate weuld have acted upon the
treaty andinformation of their proceed.
ings have reached London by that time,
sat the British government had not at
tended to the time oftne meeting OF con.
gress, or they might have calculated that
the senate wo6Id have been conHAned.
Congress meet in December. consequent-
y their proceedings cannot be Known in
England until some time in January.
We arprehend no Inconvenience will a.
rise, as the British government will be
|Appfised of Che time Of the senate's meet
ing, and the Suspension of the discrind-
mating duties, be prolonged until the
treaty shall be ratified or rejected and
the discrimination known in London.
from the contents of the order re;e
lred to, we conslude that the treaty does
not allow any intercourse. in our vessels
with the British Colonies each country
may make such regulations as they
please from time to time respecting siat
intercourse. Indeed flor it's nosecretN
we are not by the treaty permitted to
trade with the British G'olonies-the
treaty is 70 last for four years-itis in
no respect better, butsin some parts more
safavoarabte to this country than the
treaty negotiated by Nloarne and Pink.
Iney. which MIR. jefferson thouo,ht tao
bad cor the senate to look at, aud return
eel it aecordingly--we shall see in a few
weeks, wiat will be done with this
treaty. Our readers viii recollectw when
the Treaty Of Peace was published, and
nething about free haae and sailors
rights DC quiet (said TIE. s0pnorters
OF admipistfadon) these will be provided
Tor in commercial treaty nov a PistoIe
to Potatoe, will be betted, that there is
not one word about itapreSsment, right OF
.search, &c. for which we went to war.
NJrfotE Ledger.
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"A Teacher Wanted.

THE subscriber, residing near Hay
murket post-office, Virginia, wishes IN
employ for the present year, a single
man, to take charge of private school
of eight or ten pupils.
Thomas Turner.
October II. If
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For Sale,

SE&M The new and fast sailing sloop
ssAE RIDDLE,
Barthen Sc tons, Lucius Hatch, master
built OF the best materials, well finished
and we'll found with rigging and sails--Il
not sold in 6 or 8 days, she will take
freight for Norfolk or New York. fol-
terms--Apply on board at Twins wharf
ALso-For sale on board quantity Of
Cheese y Potatoes by wholesale or retail
CctSl
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From the National Intelligencer.
/. And now abideth Faith. Hope. Char
ity, these rhree, but the greatest of these
is Charity"
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Cotton.

7--'' 1A1'5lA1 y 4IIALe
Haze for Sale,
IL bales Georgia Upland Cotton
1900 green Coffee in bags
New-Orleans and Muscoyado Su.
gar in hhds.
90 bids. good retailing Molasses
500 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
200 DO. Ut. Ubes and Lisbon do. 9
'psheis each and family Flour.
Oct so a.
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81 g Per hundred, end s hhds. at I8e5
per hundred.
The last Dates from london quotes
tae price Of Virginia Tobacco at frsm I6
@ 20 pence per pound
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-31
The Subscriber

tas Just received large supply ei
Northern
BEAVER HITS,
And fancy childerns HATS turned up
: with hace' which will be sold on rea-
.sonable terms.
ana daily expects from Philadelphia an
assortment of
Ladies Beaver Hats
"a Othe latest fashions.
S. D, HARPER.
S, ~ One or two boys Of respectable
Connections viii be taken to learn tie a.
Dove business.
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Building Lots at Auction.

] shall offer at public sale on Saturday
the 28th of Get. at o'clock, is yaIua.
bic building lots, situated on Washing
ton, Princess. st. Asaph, and Colsmbus
Streets, in a pleasant part Of the town,
they will be sold upon q creditof 8 q lS
months, and a satisfactory conveyance
will be made udon the payment Of the
purchase money.
/ have also SO lots which are adjoining
the above which / wish to lease for 3
term of years orforeyer.
c. Griffith.
Oct. z dts
e he sale Of the above
property is postponed till TUESDAY
EVENING next. a half pastsS o'clock.
Griffith and Brazener.
Monday. October so
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Selling off at Cost ! /
~. C.. ROGERS.

t0f the late firm Of Rogers and Lewis.)
Having determined to close his business
in Alexandria, offers for sale his entire
sfnck of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-29

0oe OF the vessels worked by steam, was recently
nsvii;a,e with great success, in many parts os the
of Scotland aud Iceland; on making the Iits-
car iiocE, the captain took il pilot, ami directed
am TO steer the vesssiio Wexford Harbour -
"ci,i is il gu'Te you are nn1ic.ng ef me- replied
P.idy &c Cart you see the winda ;ide are smack
il yvur leeth;'ud pullelugeh the devil eloot oi
sail have YOU set and by the holy St. patrek,
you seem 70 DC al on fire into the bargain
I.ondoH Paper.
There is calculation, that the annual eonsump-
ton al grain at every kind. in England, ecG00,S90
quarters and IN Scotland. 3,9SS.iG0; making TIE
cousumptou in Great Britain, ii, 500 $50 quarters
anu dat o. 100 on this qSantity, consumed in
london, Westminster aad their suburbs. 30.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-29
ron TIE .EN1QUIRER.
CONsIDER4'riONs
On Ms snlieel 2rt..charleLel Rnnk..


BYA D1sINTEREsraD CITIZEN.
No. VIII
The Euis II Lrelmiered Bmting Esta5Eai-
ncnfs.
Having arrived in the last number 1T
the conclusion, that immoderaie issues Of
paper may take place ard may aFe,
both the quaint " and price Of he curren
cy, and The money price Of cor mo- ties, 7
shall subicin an extract FIR n Mr. THORN.
ton, on TIE ciiectoftlis depreciation
The evils Of . great dc5r citation Of
paper currency are considerable. IT, PRO
portion as the article which forms tie cur
rent p ymeu; for goods DROPS in y. he.
the current price 81 goods rises. IF the
labourrr receives only thc soine nominal
WAGES as before the depreciation, ne IS
underpsid fnfeccdent hrcuHigy rem
tracts lho' nonisaHg and perhaps hgqNy
tuidie', arc not performed with du
putty" The effect cf such state IF lhinos
must be great indeed, for TIE sane author
&c Is rs th { the CON Itself when paper
is @cpreciFtcd passes not f)r what t is
worth, but attic paper price" (p &c 100
The consequence ct th5 general 4 preci-
ation, (even is is be Temporarily is thus
toindicl payialaad heavy loss on some