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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-09
MOTT

yTvHE Stockholders Of the Mocha
MICS Bank OF Alexandria. are here
nv notified that a divident OF five pei
cent. for the last half year, on the ca.
p;tal stock paid in, is this day declared
PAYABLE to them or their representative
on Friday the 18th inst.
By order Of the President and Direc-
WIN. PATTON. Jr. Cash'r. !
Sent. 4.
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Sporling.

s-xwv4y.L. be run for on Tuesday the
= a..th Oct. next, over the Port
s "a Race C curse S240s four miles
sna repeat. free for any horse mare OF
eeIding.--On "Wednesday the Sata oyer
~ sa,ne coarse, two roaalls and repeat,
i FIR 5 subscription purse BY three yeaf'oia
nags. Ian
Sent. 9 use
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Fresh Drugs and Medicines
William Harper, jun.

Apothecary and Druggist, Alexandria,
Fairfax-strect,
HAS lately received general as.
HI sortment of Drugs, Medicines,
shop Furniture, Walls, Dye Stufs, sc.
and j. in daily expectation of very ex.
tensive supply, which was selected from
the latest impertatisns, and viii warranl
shem to be pure and genuine, and the
prices as lew as they can be purchased
(af equal quality in the district. A
good credit gwen 70 physicians and mer.
chants IN the country, and their orders
executed with the utmost care Il atten.
ton Country produce viii be received
e the highest cash price in payment for
Mediciues.
have 5000 VT. Of the FIRST quality
&'ogssood On hand at q reduced price.
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Griffith and Brawner

9fr for Sale.
Aauantitv Of second hand Rigging.
September III.
Landing this Day,
For sale by the Subscribers
IA crates Qaeen's Ware. consisting
princiipally Of blue & green edged Dishes
and Plates.
SO crates Queens Ware, completely
assorted.
8 ditto blue and green edged Plates,
As puacheons real Antigua Rum, 50
and 4th proof.
81 hhds. Muscovado Sugars.
800 bushels White Cadiz Salt.
adams, Herbert g Co.
Sent. 90.
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YNyEIE Subscriber takes this. method
u Of Informing the public that his
aiaft school viii commence on Monday
nieht the 18th Sept. Those wishing 70
be instructed will please make early ap-
pIication to
September 10 dtt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-09

AfDttcr~
iron rim, and brass
door locks
Stock locks
Drawer, chest, desk
trunk, cupboard.
and pad locks
iii, HI butt, parlia.
ment, table and
chest hinges
Screws, bolts, latch
es, planes, chs,
sells augurs, plane
irons, coInpasses.
squares, hand pan.
mel, tenant, sash.
and compass saws
Mil, cross cut, and
pit saws
Smiths files
Mill, cross cut, pit.
andhand-s files
Rasps
Ivory, buckhorn, &
bone table g des-
sert knives and
forks
Per, pocket, Prun-
Ing, butchers ant
shoe knives
Razors and scissors
Drawing knives
grass sommode han
dies and knobs.
cloak aad curtain
pins
Hard 5utt Hinges,
hooks, socket cas-
tors, nails, STAIR
rods and eyes.
..al
chimney hooks,
kettles, candle
sticks, and foot.
men.
Plated and tin'd bri-
die bits, s6rrups.
buckles 81 slides,
martingale hooks.
and spurs.
4 great rnrTety
Which he Offers 70
terms wholesale and
August S6.
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CARpETING, &c.

,J.st receicsd from Near York end aoai
operating,
Brussels Carpeting,
Venetian do.
Ingrane dc.
Kidderminster do.
All ofwhichs are superfne, and Of the
latest and most fashionable patterns.
"A LIS O
Florence Silks,
Lesantine Silk Shavls Of different
iges,
Irish Linens,
]. Flannels. Cloths, Lace Wells, India
Cottons, fine Nuns Threads, &c.
Together zcith their former Stock,
which makes their assortment pretty gen
eral, all (Which they wish to dispose of,
on the most liberal terms for cash, or TO
punctual customers. Therefore we NEST
earnestly reqaestO our friends to call where
they may get good bargain, and at
least, a hearty welcome, at our store. enc
door above Fairfax street, on King Street
Alexandria.
.E. y. German Linens direct from
Bremen.
Withers s. Herbert.
Aucnsf 90.
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essig. OF
llapann'd, black, res
81 white tea tray
plate warmers ant
Dressing cases
,!Shoyels ad tongs
Green wire Tenders
| Iron, tin, Scope
! tea kettles
sauce pans
Pins
Needles
| AnltIIhg PlnS
Iron aud japan'd
candie-sticks
ECrambo, Toupee &
! knife combs
ICloth, nail, hair,
| crumb, paint and
sweeping brushes
lShot bolts, powder
TASKS, fishing rods
lines and hooks
Walking canes and
whips
Pocket books, back
CANNON boards,
snuff boxes, pla Z
ted candlesticks.
| castors, &c.
Guns, pistols. dirks,
and gun Rints.
Vices, ansiIs, spades
shovels, frying
! pans, bar q sheet
lad and tin plates
8ar-lron, steel, and
wagon boxes.
ALSO,
Gilt and mahogany
framed pier look
ing glasses
Toilet and pocket
| glasses
military goods and
| Jewellery, and
Of other articles,
!, sale on moderate
retail.
If.
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For Freight,

FOr FfelgM,
5EN The Schooner Susan, joseph
yS9 lk Parsons, commander; bsrthen $50
barrels, just arrived from 0porto, will
take freight for Europe or w. Indies.
Apply to
Dodge and KetteH,
Whs have for sale. imported IN the schr
Susan,
Six or. casks genuine Fort Wine.
.alse fer sale or freight 10 any East
era Port,
The Schr. DELIGHT, Captain Ladd,
barthen 500 barrels.
Apply as asose.
September 8.
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+. W 4
at halt past 8 o'clock tomorrow morning
the 18th inst. fol-. Alexandra, and VIII,
leave Alexandria same d y at quarter
PAST 2 O'Clock for Georgetown, aid will
leave Georgetown at 4o'cpck in the af,
ternoon, same day, for A exandria, ard
remain there that night the next morn.
ing at half past. s O'Clock, will leave A
lexandria for Georgetown, and leave
Georgetown at quarter PAST o'clock
for Alexandria, at q leave Alexandra
for Georgetown, and remain there that
night, SO alternately eveiy other day, SO
as to make six passages three eliire
trips in 2 days---passens 8 will be le-
ceiyed at the Draw 0 The Potomac
Bridge, for either place.
s-5e Passage 70 CsAt;.
Sept. ii.
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This Day Landing.

For sale 5y tae Subscribers,
FESAE cargo of the scAr, Ira /. y ~ =.
LER. Capt. Rantea from Porte III
90, consisting Of
s48 barrels
e 1fascorado Sugars.
A tierces
$500 lbs. Green Coffee.
adams, Herbert and Co
August so.
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IyEI EEMS'S Life Of Washington
4 w E,naian Manners, Goldsmith
Natural History, Gciesmith's Rome
ISH,ith's Wealth. Of Nations. Rollins An
|cient History, Lucien's Dialogues, Ho
race Delphiii, bpchan's Domestic Med
lcins.E Weil's MEDICAL Companion, Vince
Astronomy. Vince's Fluxions, fiawney'
Mensuratlon, Every man his own Catti,
Doctor, Misses magazine, Village Ser
mons, Rise and Progress of Religion
lSaley's Theology, Christian World un
masked, Zion's Pigrim, Thornton Abbey
Faber on the Prophecies, Village D'a
Ilogues, Watts on the Mind, Jays Ser
mons, Kloesteck's Messiah, TEN Jone.
Pope's Works, Ossian's Poems, Dot
Quixete, Lord Ryron's Wsrks, linn er
man ON Solitude, CaIiope, ;4eonidas
Wreath, Dutyof Women, &c. &.
On baud.
School Bibles ard Testaments, Spel.
ling Books, Primers, Murrag's Read
Sequel, Grammar, exercises and Re
SCOTS Lessons, Columbian Orator, 4 :
merican Nepos. onieI's Geography, Joha-
son's Dictionary in miniature. Walker,
Jones, aid Perry's school Dictionaries,
Johnson and Walkers large ditto.
Writing and wrapping Paper, Playing
Cards, Ink powder, States and Pencils
Waters, and sealing-wax, QaiIis, Draw
ing Paper, Cancels hair Pencils, and
W later Colours. etc. etc.
II. GRAY
Has published new editions of the
Clerk Magazine, the Easy introduction
Ito Reading, and aa Almanac for 1876
All of which he offers for sale on accom-
modatiEg terms.
Gcf g -
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Adam Lynn,

0pn0site the sHfecllafsics Bd7fk,
Has received BY the ship Ocean and ~
perior,
a large AID general assort1ngas @
IRON SiONGRRY Cutlery plated and
tianed saddIery, japanned, brass,
ADD plated Yates
~, :. - SS,.,s.;. es;;.,s 5. y<f
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swede's Iroa.

SO ten Swedes Iron assorted sizes and
four cases Am ericaI manufactured hirt-
ings and Ginghams, just received PEI
sloop Regulator and for sale BY
Il III. Rowland,
sept 81. tltf
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Steam Boat Camden.

WILL ply regularly be-
tween Georgetown and A.
lezandria, leaving George
Kings wharf in Geore clown
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-04

sans twenty-five cents per night, and had
on other occasions when they did not act
been freely admitted, as often as the,
wished (Which was almost every night o.
performance) to view of the exhibitions
The plaintiff offered to prove the dana.
ses sustained by him, in consequence OF
the evil habits toto which his apprentices
were drawiii in consequence of, his en-.
lnent-such as keeping late hours which
untitled them for the usual duties on the
nextday, &c. SC. This testimony was
objected TO, and overruled by the Justice.
on the ground that the technical form of ac-
ton chosen by plaintiff being to recover a
compensation merely for sercices rendered
and not an action on the case for damages
Tor unlawfuliy remaining his apprentices
the plaintiff could only recover, In this form
OF action, the value of these services.
The defendant In his defence relied upon
three grounds first, that he did not know
that the persons thus employed were ap-
enthusiastically, that defendant was
merely the agent of the managers. and
that they or any were responsible to the
plaintiff, and not he--and thirdly, that as
the plaintiff did not employ his apprenti-
ees after sunset, and as the services rem
dered at the threatre were done after that
time, and paid for, the plaintiff sustained
no injury or loss OF services.
To the first part of this defence, it was
replied, that though in the case, of a hired
sereant, notice Of his being such, was ne
cessary to make new employer .esponsi-
BILE to the master for retaining him: vet
that in the case of an apprentice, the few
cid not require notice to make him liable !:
an apprentice beingaIways minor it was
the duty OF persons employing minors to
ascertain that they were not apprentices.
or to obtain the conse0tof the parent. raarg
dian or master. To the second ground It
was answered that the rstaining an appren-
tice without the consent Of his master be-
ing an ualalqfat Thug, the defendant
sould not shield himself on the ground of
his agency; principal not being responsi
BILE for the anla,cfuL act of mis- agent, un-
less done by his direction, in which case
both are liable.
The cause was ably argued for the de-
iendant; but thejury, after, retiring for a
| short time, returned with verdict for the
lplaintih, So damages.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-04

congress were in session. under f,,JS
persuasion they would not adjourn before
they made provision for payment of m;lit;a
and the extended regular force. un%;I =
could be reduced by the Executive to tha
contemplated peace establishments com
tinued to pay Che militia and rceul,rS =,
the extent OF the funds with which + ,vss
furnished. continued to pay fora short
Tune after Congress adjourned, but finding
.ne extent OF the demands SO great, when
ca, win the funds appropriated, [
ieit myself under the necessity of maxim
a iat stop as to the militia, to enable me +,
reserves suificieucy to pay the regular
troops, which were discharging every dav.
ana Ia every quarter of the u. States.
apprehend, in my anxious desire IF
paying all, have gone too far, and that
tne appropriation remaining, which is now
nearly exhausted, viii not enable me TO
pay the regular army to this time.
FROM r. the foregoing statement. Won will,
readily perceive, sir, that the claims of the
milltia, who are yet unpaid mast be laid
over TO depend upon the Justice of the nryt
congress, which Icannot doubt for a mo
ment, will not withhold the necessary So
preparations for paying the claims of fbosc
VINO nave ieit-the comforts of their homes
ana a. tresIdes. in obedience to the call Of
tneir country, to encounter periIs and
hardshlps in the field. This | tnou -
nave n been the case with the brigade under
the command Of Brigadier General pontar
neld, and have sincerely to lament tbat
,,they should SO long be deprived of rece;w-
iDs what they have a right to claim. r.
tore l know the full extent it would reon;r.
Tor payment of the regular army. had
some hope In the early part of the snr;n~
ana summer, to have been able to fi,rn;sS
mr. Turner with funds--In this. / was
however, disappointed. ""''
g. WITH sentiments of much respect, / am.
Sir, your most obedient servant.
ROBERT BRENT.
n. Pay-sHaSser U. S. INN.
Dr. Frank Carr, Charlottesville, Va. ny
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S Y III P II O NJ s.

From The Piattsbivg Republican, Oct. 81.
we understand the British are employed in
strengthening their position at Isle auS Noix.-
heasy ordnance, &c. have recently been brought
up for that purpose go pieces of Cannon bsy,.
noticing since been taken up the S Lawrence A
gentleman residing in Montreal, informs us thu
elght regiments are expected to arrive in the
Province this season. We mention these prena-
ratons, not as indications of hostiiity-they are
designed, no doubt, for Peace establishment
but we ought to be admonisied of the necessity
OF meeting these exertions by corresponding
preparation. Lest the British government, find
ms VS. on our guard, should renew its deter
mnaton, as expressed by Gov. Prevost last an.
tumn, OF driving our Chief Magistrate from the
Presidential Chair ''S
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From the CoEtmbian.

In the Philadelphia -9arord of Wednesday last.
October 18th, appeared an article, which, is to
day repeated in the .Naaono, .4doocS.e Of New.
YORK, giving an account of pretend ed interview
and conversation between Napoleon, The duke of
Bassano, and count Rcgnand de St Jean DANCE
5y:g W y, G can positively assert, that every word
OF sad article is either falsehood or forgery.
A lew circumstances, known to all France. are
sufficient to prove the lie
II IS sad in that article, that Napoleon arrived
IN Paris on the 20ih Of June, at o'clock at nirl
with the duke of Bassano (Mare0 and that n
the same nighthe held a council of ministers
But Napoleon did not arrive at Paris until tbe
ZIst, al in the morning he was ACCOMPANIED
by The unfortunate Labed,gsre. The Duke Of
Bassano arrived some time after them, and he
since that moment assisted at no council of minis
tiers.
The first of these councils was held at eleven
o'clock, and Count Regnaud de st. jean d Ange.
ly had only seen Napoleon few minutes before
me council, while n wasbreakfasting, and the
prince Of EckmulIl, minister of war, was also
present
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Fromtts Fredericksburg "a. Herald.
ORANGE, 10th Oct. 1915.

SAANGE, lUth oct. 1878.
DEAR SrR--In that portion of the vir-
glnia Militia, lately in the service of the
United States, and particularly those un-
der the command of Gen. Porterfeld, who
have not received all the pay to which
they were entitled, there are many dispos-
ed to ascribe flor want of information the
delay OF payment, to the officers who
commanded them, either by not using the
necessary exertions to obtain pay, or hay
ing obtained it, hold it for their own pur-
poses--and there are many persons who
encourage those suspicious. For the IN
formation OF the soldiers, and the persons
alluded to, and to shield from imputation
the reputation of innocent officers, YOU
will much obliged me by publishing two or
three times IN your paper, the following
correspondence between Robert Brent,
Esq. Pay Master Of the United States
Army, and myself.
Accept, sir, the assurances of my high
respect.
LAW. T. DADE.
The Editor of the Virginia Herald
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ROBERT BRENT.
Law T. Dadc, late capiainof v. ND
uthe service ofthe u. S.
en- ofWdsiiagton, 92d Jnhy. 1gfs.

Ciy efPdstiagtoH, 22d Jpt,, 1915.
1TSm-I have been favored this moment
with your letter of the 21st inst. and en-
brace the earliest moment to reply TO it.
The funds appropriated by the'iast Con-
gress for the military service of the pre-
sent year, were predicated on force of
10000 men, for the Peace Establishment.
not taking into calculation the time II
would take to disband the army, so as TO
reduce it to that number--nor taking into
calculation the considerable arrears due
for the militia before the present year, as
well as those who have been in service in
TIE early part Of this year, which was the
case Of those, in great degree, until the
25th Of March, who served at New-Or-
leans.
During the early part Of this year, while
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RUAIFORD ACADEMY.

The term at this seminary, for the next wear
Will begin OF the 18th Jau. and end on the i5tb
Dec. following, with ihe usual vacation. The
course will comprise the Latin Language, the e.
lemcntTy branches of the English. aud such
OF the sciences as are commonly taught in tbebest
schools The literary department viii be conduct
ed by MIRO Garlick Hill, whose steady habits &
mental attachments combine 10 recommend him
as an able instructor Of youth Terms for boara
including bed and candles $50. Tuition $50
TO be paid quarterly IN advance. Notes Of hand
will be be expected Of them who find Il inconv..
nient TO send The entrance money. The situation
is as healthy as any whatever
RICHARD Hill.
4Ih Nav 1915, Sws.
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. y - $3.50 1t0'13 ooV' on, 1910
sIR--The Volunteer Company of Virgil
MIA Militia, lately under my command, ats
tached to Gen. Robert Porterfeld's Bri--
gade, in the service of the United States.
and discharged on the 4th l., of February,
1915, not having received but two months
of their pay, take the liberty of ENDURING
Of you what has produced this DELAY ?-9
Whether the military funds provided by
Congress have been exhausted, and if so,
on what the militia unpaid have to rely for
their claims
! have the honor to be, most respectfully,
your most Ob't. sery't.
LAW. T. DADE.
late Captain VTr. Ma.
Robert Brent, Esq. Pay Master
u. s. a. Washington.
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Notice.

do hereby forewarn all persons of trsd;no. 8 ;.
a Bio i ID,
Assigned by me TO David Niche, for Eighteen
pounds, GIN The first, or theFeabout ofthe year
looI) Tor the hlre OF a Negro Man; whereas the
negro never did me any service and n faSt
IN about two or three months IN consequence
Of winch viii not discharge the said Bond
AS witness this my hand &c. this 30th dav of
October 1915. "a
SHERLEY TISDALE.
N-o,,ol Louisa Co. Va.
N"'e'"Oer - Stq
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Ciig efWaahington, Oct. Sd, 1915.

StR--I am this moment favored with
yonr letter of this day, and cannot reply to
tim better manner than by transmitting
a copy of one addressed by me to DR..
Carr on the God July last, in answer to a
letter ifom him, containing enquiries, as
he stated to me, from himself and brother
officers, on the subject Of payment to the
militia who served under General Porter
field
J am, very respectfully, sir, your obedi-
ent servant,
ROBERT BRENT.
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o Pr MON
OF CHEF JUSTICE .MaRsRaLL,
Relative to the collection of
MILITIA EJNpG N5t

NynLIlM MEADE, : Motion 70 h. d;sch..
-, ". ged under writ
The Deputy Marshall of of
the Virginia Dis riot. ] HABEAs Conpus
BY the return of the deputy marshal it appears
that William Meade the petitioner was taken in.
70 custody by HIM and IS detained in custody on
account OF the non payment of fine of ~ dolls
assessed upon him by the sentence of \ co,,+
martial for falling totace the fed IN r,,rs,,sncs
OF general orders of the Oath March 1918, die
maIsea' not having found property whereof the
said hne might have been made.
4 ne court martial was convened by the follow
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New-Tork, Oct. ~.

JfeW-t0TIc, Oct. IL.
Interesting Lar Case.-BotlI masters
ana apprentices may derive useful informal
ZION from perusal of the following case
JUSTICES C0URT-1st WARD.
STefHES BATES, VS.. JoHN GnAHAM.
This was an action brought by Plaintiff
70 recover from the Defendant the va,ue of
ne u services rendered defendant 5y Plaiii.
10 g apprentices.
II appeared ia evidence, that The dcfen-
dant held in the New-York Theatre Tire
station of Captain Of the CORPS of Supernu-
merariesj that at tie commencement Of
The present theatrical campaign, thc mana.
gers advertised that they wanted To engage
certain number Of respectable younr
men as supernumeraries at That theatre.
and referred applicants to the residence of
inc defendant; that tlle names ofgrplicants,
when approved by him, were taken down
aud numbered tlat those who were thus
engaged had the privilege Of attending the
theatrical exhibitions every night of per-
iormance gratis aud that when called
upon to act their part on the stage as su-
Pernumeraries (soldiers, attendants on
great men, &C. SCe,) they received from
the defendant ticket, four Of which eDti-
tied the bearer 20 receive one dollar from
the defendant on being presented to hun.
nat two OF Tire apprentices Of the plaintiff
nad thus been engaged; bad appeared on
inc stage, each Of them about six times this
season, Tor which tbey were paid BY defen
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NEw-YoRk, Oct. 81.
IMPORTANT.
.aRRiV.aL Or THE IT, s. SLOOP OE
W.2R PE.3COCK.

Inc u States sloop of War Peacock. canto;,
warrington, arrived at this port last even'r..
rom crulze OF nine months and six davs &
tue straits OF Sunda. Before hearinp. If H..
peace, sne captured four Indiamen, two of ,vj,ct,
were sunk, one given up for the trapsporta IT,
OF PRISONERS, and the other "a cru Ger beion,,r-
10 me East-india Company was restored IN ro9'
peace. SNee Oh
me Peacock touched at Bourbon and ST ua-
iea Tor refreshments, and left the latter ,bs eo,I
UT; she has on board quantity of on,It,
s a.u iew Thousand dollars in rough gold. can.
.urso IN the Union, very rich country shin. !,
tat. 81, long H. So boarded ship Caledon,s Ro
oer's' from Philadelphia for Canton. our ~ d,,s
all We'll saw a. st. Helena, the sohr Ty,nty'a'
fneiPs, from New-York for the Isle of FranT'.'
of September. - Va VIZ o'ii
lolr Feauers VIII recollect that the PeacocL-
Ss!ed from this port on the 24th JeDoor,
,ssl, an company with the Hornet ard rom
boWine. The Peacock was five month AZ
sea curing TINS citize, and has lost only ON.
man Mr. Johnson, of this port durine, the
whole t'meI and he fell fiom the foreto5 r,I.
iat-yard. J-.lfer .7grertiser.
NJ The subscribers to the lancaster.
an school are respectfully reminded. that
Jne meeting takes place at s o'clock Al tEe
Deu Tavern, to frame rules for the govern
ment OF the School Thanks to t5e iihe.
ralty OF the citizens of Richmond. nes,
$4,000 were subscribed ON "wednesday
evening and more expected.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-04

OF Ouaocida6le Circumstances haze brevented
ne insertion IN ta-ays paper ot'' the Rostrz1n
40. 2.--H ell appear II or nert.