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FTFTY DOLLaRS REWaRn.

5 RAN AWAY from the subscriber,
living in Anne-Arnndel couHty, sMafs-
land. near Aaeen-Anne, Oh the lOth
instant, a likely hight mulattnlad, called
CHARLES IAcKSIlN,-rabeut s. feet
ar 9 inches egh--had on when sbacond-
ed blue round jacket trimmed around
the edges with red,. dark blue panta-
looms very much worn. white cotton
shirt, a new furhat and boots. he has
alse variety of. other. cioathine witt,
him which is unknown--he is ali artful
fellow. and as he.reads and writes very
gell no doubt will forge pass to answer
his pur sese. The above reward viii be
5iven for securing bim in Alexandrja OF
'ieorgetown jail, and Sixty Dollars il
brought to me.
Wm. 6. Sanders.
n. B. All masters of vessels 4. others
nre foewarned harboring OF carryingoF
said fellow at their Peril.
December IS cav
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-15
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On hand, 6a2 Bibles, which cost the Socie-
ty 6S 2-3 cents each, and 1851 Ies,amen.s.
which cost q Sd Cents each.
The chatham announced 20 the meeting
a donation 20 this Society of the sum Of ff,y
dollars, by Mrs. EVELYN HARNIsoN, os
Brandon; whereupon,
Resolped, that the Corresponding Secrets
tary be directed to address Letter to that
Lady, returning the thanks os the Society fox
her liberal donation.
On motion, Resotped, that the Managers ID
be this day appointed, be instructed 10 have
five hundred copies of the report Of the late
Managers printed, ard distributed as they
snail think proper.
The Members proceeded to the election OF
Managers Tor the ensuing year whereupon,
the following Gentlemen were chosen viz:
The Reg'd. John d Blair, President, .
The Reverend John Bryce, lst Vice-Presi-
dent,
II bert Greenhaw, 81 Vice-President,
The Rev'd. John II. Rice, Corresponding
Secretary,
William Munford. Recording Secretary,
Henry Robinson, Treasurer, and
Archibald Blair, VIM. Fenwick, George
Watt, John Parkhill, William Mayo, NaihI.
Sheppard, and Carter Berkeley, additional
Managers
The subject of the Resolutions Of the New
Jersey Bible Socisty, recommending annual
or biennial meetings OF Deputies to be aP-
pointeh 6y each Of the Bible Societies Of the
United States, being considered b. tbs meet
iligj
ReSof0ea, That the President OF the Boar /
Of Managers be instructed tn address Lot
Ter to the Hon. Elias BouD1NoT, Presl-
Cent of the Eew-Jersey flble Society, res
pectfuIly Informing him that this Society does
not consider 1t eXpedieht TO accede TO the inea~
sure proposed.
ReSoiUed, That the Managers be again ia
structed to enquire into The expediency and
praciicability Of estab'ishing Stereotype press
tor printing Bibles, in the City Of Richmond
and report thcreupon to the next annual meet
ing.
On motion Of the Reverend John j.. BAR.
seconded BIZ the Reverend Robert 4. Sem
pie;
Rss7,Ued That the Managers Of tho Bibla
Society Of Virginia, BE- directed 20 address
Circrlar letter. in such ruhlic manner as tbey
ialge II. oSt expethent,t 20 TINS J escherso o. AcUth
10 this State, earnestly recommending TO
them so introduce the word Of Cod iatp their
respective schools, snd have it daily read ~
a part OF the schocl-exercise and that De
Managers be authorized to suEpy See
books on the most reasonable teTuis.
o. motion Of MIR. Fenw,Ck,
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NEw-YoRK, April 10.
THE CONSTITUTION AGAIN.
ANOTHER brilliant
n A V A l. " 1 OF o r Y,
.ACHIEYNO ~ IIIE

-I1IIL ~ II ~ r z 4 I1Is
U. S. Frigate CONSTM UTiON, Captain
sloops of war, mounting SIS guns, after an ac-
ton of so minutes, On the 18th of February,
ofY Madeira, with me loss or our side of J
killed and z wounded.
The following are all the particulars we
have received ri this brilliant AFFAIR, which
were furnishes us by Capt. Cahoone, OF the
revenue cuttst, who came up from the Cyane
on Saturday evening-Viz.
Arrived, the late British sloop Of war Cy-
are. ratipy 90 guns, Capt. Falcon, Lieut.. Hoff-
man prif e-master, a prize to the ". S. Frig-
ate Constitution. Capt Stewart, captured on
the 2S,h OF Feb uary, off Madeira, in CO. with
the Levant, sloop Of war rating IS guns,
aftgsr an action of so minutes, with a loss to
the Constitution Of only four killed and seven
Wounded.
The Cyane and Levant engaged the Con
sttution at the came time, one on her bow,
and the Other OH her quarter. The Cyane
rates in Stee's List Of 1914, ut 20 guns. and
mounts 34--22 thirty-two pound carronades
on her gun deck, 10 eighteen pound carron-
ades on her quarter deck, and 2 long mines
OH her foreCastle. The Levant rates at 10
guns, and mounts 81.
The Constitution took both o. her prizes in
to Sc Yago, Zone of the Cape de Verd Islands)
where she landed her prisoners, and on the
morning Of the 8th Of March discovered 8
heavy British ships standing in, upon which
the Constitution made signal TO cut and
stand oat TO sea. The signal order was i'm
mediately execrted, and the Constitution
with her two prizes made all sail and stood
to sea, closely pursaed BY the British squad
ron. The Cyane altered her course, and
was not pursued. Lost sight of the Consfsu-
ton and Levant in the afternoon 0f the 9th,
the British squadron in chaSe--the Constitu-
ton ani Levant about two miles 20 the wind
ward Of the chase and leaving the LeVant s.
The British squadron very fast.
4 iitde Dsiore sunset, and shortly af;sr the
Cyane lost sight Of the Constitution, hea-
w cgnnDaadc was heard IN the direction Of
the hostile ships, from which .circums.ance,
some Of tie officers Of the Cyaac Ere fearful
that the LeVant was overta6en BIZ the Bri-
lisa squadron, and probably recaptufed.
Tier. H9U.
The British snip Cyane prize 70 the Con-
stitution) came NJ yesterday afternoon about
O'Clock, and anchored in the North River,
near the frgate Cors:elaticA. rs the Cy-
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But enough has been said respecting these
contemplate fabrications; nothing Can be
more hattering to the American pride, than
to witness the extravagant civilizations OF the
British, when enabled to capture one OF our
frigates by d squadron. The little island of
Bermuda has been in hubbub ever since !;
and the good people OF st. Georges have
oeen distracted into parties, and have almost
come to blows, IN supporting the pretcnsions
of the several claimants to this eqtivocal tri-
umph. Thank Heaven, the naval victories
OH our side have been clear and explicit
We claim no dubious, constructive victories,
that need the chicancry of the pen and the
sophistry of special pleaders TO set them
forth.
But with The British the case is otherwise.
& the ministry will gladly catch at any thing
that can help to soothe the public feelings,
smaTting under the repeated disgraces of its
navy ii the late Disastrous war. The affair
of the President also will be stretched into
a plaster, to cover the incurable wound re-
ceived at New Orleans and perhaps ano-
Their sham victory will be got up Oh the Ser
pentine river, to humbug poor .,ohnny Bull
with the shadow of that glory of which he has
lost the substance.
AS to capt. Hope, the modest receiver Of
innerited praise, he will probably be greet
ed in England with open arms, for having
fought AN American frigate and miraculous
~ escaped bein,, captured. He may be graz
titled by the shouts of the rabble, who have
been. imposed upon by these false accounts j;
but If he has any real modesty, he will blush
At seeing 4 sneer of contempt Curling on the
lip of every gallant officer around, who must
understand thereal nature of the affair, and
scorn the little raind that can delight in sur
reptitioas honors., But should he, peradven-
ture. arrive at tbs high reward of XII ,ht-
hood, he should remember the means by
which lac was foisted into dignity. He should
take this sage editor cf Bermuda into his SER
vice, as esquire and amor bearer, having,
like that mirror of true sQuires, the renown-
ed Sancho, not only advanced the most intro
pd lies, but courageously endured the scum
dest drebbipg i'll establishing t,le glory of mis-
master.
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FROM BOON'S LICK.

NldTCD ~.
Last night. an erfress has a,7ived from
the UTTER settlements Of 81. Charles county,
inf0iniRe' that tie settlements are attacked
by /67nida6{e bodirs Of Indians. On The
lst Of this month. they Sfole a number o(hor-
SeS and kiilei negro a nun Ter of iylhabi-
fantS ftr6iIfd tie saUagcs and tetook the
horses, al the same time they qperc afacked
by THREE times their numGer they charped
7vihom Hesitation, atl!aj1er a smart ton If
a6Osl ,fJleeeH minutes, retieafed 7oifh me ios8
atone n'an klfed. TIE loss Of tie Indians
has teen coastdcra5ie--Aey 4tere seen 6ear-
ing eff their deed,
II is stated that his affair has .rfpsn
Digour 10 nte settlements If Uhher Saint
Charles.
Since the above 7vaS flut In fy19e, zoe learn
thar those a1ho haze been killed and 7vonnded
belonging to Cahf. CaAaqpay's Comhany, q
at Boon's Lick, haUe large families defiend-
ing nj heD, FIR Snhfort. Capt. CaliazrGy
mas R7ozon 70 al. S his ioss 7gW be regretted
By AL qJio estimate gUorfh and Sterling con-
rare.
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salute. M
The Cyanc is frigate built ship, mounts
thirty -four guns, and Is above saven hundred
tons burthen.
From tiie officers of the Cyane, we learn,
that when the y lost sight of tire Constitution,
she was full tour miles ahead 10 wintlward OF
the British squa6Io,, and leaving them very
fast. IT,
On Saturday morning SIR James l.. Yeo.
Commodore Owen, and several other British
officers, arrived here from Albany in the
steam boat Richmond, with nearly 100 pas
sengers. The officers, we learn, are about
to embark from this port TOR England
Schooner S,.rgtri-e.--lt is now ascertained
that OF the 1l9 passengers who were left on
the wreck of this schooner, 20 have been pre-
served, and 40 hare persisted. They CONT
nued ON thc wreck until "Wednesday night,
when the vessel went to pieces, and the sur
vivorS owe their preservation to different
parts of her on which they foated ashore
Fourteen bodies of their unfortunate compa-
mons were discovered and buried on Thurs
day morning I; amongst these was Mr.. Cow
an, second officer of the schooner. The
boatswains wife and ali the officers of the U.
u sloop OF war Erie, were saved. 10.
OFFICE OF THE N. YORK EVENING POST.
Saturday Evening. April S.
.Nrsss from, The CcnSfifxtion fTfyatr.-By
the Revenue Gutter, captain Cahoon, which
Game up from the Hook about o'clock this
evening, we learn that the British sloop of
war Cyane, a prize to the Constitution fri
gate. Lieutenant Hoffman prize-msstcr, has
arrived below. The Const:rutinr, conlman-
ded by Capt. Stewart, fell in with the Cyanc
& the slcop ofwar Levant ou the oath OF Feb.
Oil Madeira, and after a chase If some hours
brouSht them to action. One of the sioops OF
war took her position on the bow Of the Con-
stituti6a and the other engaged her on her
quarter. The battle lasted fifty minutes,
when the Cyane struck her colors and tie
Levant made sail in hopes to make her es-
cape. After securing the Cyane the CoDsti-
tuition made sail in chase of the LevaDt, and
soon came up with her. She however tid
not strike, until she had exchanged
couple of broadsides. Both ships were mann
ed, and in company with the Constitution,
shaped their course for the Western Islands.
On the 9TH OF March they came to an anchor
IN the port Of St. Tago. and the next morning
discovered three encr-,y's Sims of war stan-
ding i'll after them, when the signal was &
ven by the Cohsttltion to her two prizes to
cut and run, The Cvaae succeeded in making
her escape, ard when she lost sight of the
Constitution shevias about, las near as could
he julged,) two mics tn tie windwsrd OF the
Levant, the three enemy's ships in chase
About O'clock IN the afternoon cannon
aiding was heard on board OF the Cyane,
which leaves room TO fea9 that the chase came
up with the Constitution or the Levant The
Cyane is rated in Steel's list 20 guns, but she
mounts "a all told. She WIS lad down in
1906 and commanded by Thomas Forrest.
The Levant is rated IL. guns, was laid down
III 1915. Her commander docs not appear in
oteeis inst which IS before US. The Const-
tuition in her engagement with both ships had
amen killed and wounded.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIvEN-1nat all

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN-Thut all
~ Persons o7O1i1g or hoidine in trust, tar-
able property t,rfsc CorhoHdtion and CITY of
Richmond subject 10 the direct fzr offhe IT,
States, are requiyed 10 make CIT ind hand IN
their Hst ofthe same to tie Sit5sc2iber i0l1ie-
didtsly--the time limited By LazO far mdking
oHt tire general returns, being so Uery shorf,
heySons are ea'11estly requested 10 atfend
hronahtky 10 this notice, lest they inczy he he-
nalty Of 100 doLlays, for .faiLng 10 jpiUe IN
their list agreeable 70 laqo--A list of'reai and
fersonal fr2ferty' must be refurned seharafe
and distinct from me furniture and qoatcP
fst--ForHtS may be hat ar the different f,tin-
ttag offices in This chy--The Hsf must BE- in
cvery instance snbscr6ed byfhe oWaeT Of
PROPERTY, or tie fecson gf0ing in fhe Hst.
las. {. ANTHONY.
.9Ssessor Jor he City 81 RiehR.gnd
April 15-lt
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FROM MONTREAL, March s..


" it is confirmed that our Gevernor-Gene-
raj. PREyosT, is ordered to return 20 En-
gland, to answer to accusations against Inn,
preferred by Com. YEo. He has taken leave
OF the provincial parliament and will pro-
coed over land to St. Johns, to embark. -
When the setting sun is worshipped, it is good
evidence there has been healing in his
rays"
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NOIJEF.

II. persons basig clains aesiust t'e late firm of
4 { James Reat = "a ore rsquefted u bring them
forward for settlement. Al Ctoss indebted 10 tic
same, are earnestly requested 10 call add make pay
ment sitho t delay, %
BEUPEE JOHNSON.
suryiri' & partner ~
fumes Rear - IN.
n. y --Per-ops hsy.og left work 10 r. gcir &c -
The place. Will cs'l 81 the smeof Jolifsoa q
Feat, opposite tic eagle tavern, and thets.
RI
Apr! iS. Ia
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INDIAN HOSTNITIE.S.

NINCENNES, March 4.
The Iadious hare become really n,ou6te-
some and olern'n7g On otGr .tTontieTs. One
FANNY consisting ?f7 ferSonS. 6ct4veen tzven-
~ or hirty niles 6etoz, this hface, hare TEN
mGssacred one man killed q another 7yoln-
ded on Bugscron, about 90 miles above rs
and q ranger killed zvifiin 100 yards IF The
rails Of Fart Harrison.
FROM BOON'S LICK.
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Sll24 40
Debts Que from the Society

DEUS Que from The Society.
To tie Petersburg Bible Society $50 IS
TO the Lynchbnrg Bible Society, s.2 %
Cash borrowed Oct Sd, 1914,
TO be repaid III months,
viz: April 81, 1915,
Ct the ley'd. J. D. Blair. 10 90
OF MIR. George Wats 10 &C
OF Saml. Greerhaw dec'd,20 CO
OF R-5err Gree.hoW SIS 90
------..--eS 90
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Statement of the fando OF the society,
March SIS, 1875.
In the hands of delinquent Sll,scri-
bers, ar ) dollars each 10 %
do. do. for Gentlibutiones OF 81 a.
each, which became dae IN a
pril, 1914. l6@ 90
Contributions Filling due April Isl.
1875, sa4 co
rer, 5ey
do from Robt. Greenhow,
Treasurer pro tenn. so %
81; :;2i:. 4: :Fie = e;5r' z t; s. :
Bourne, abort 90 90
In the hands OF tie Bible SosIety
OF Philadelphia, 325 IS
Balance due from the Rev'd. W n
M'Elhaney, about l25 CO
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ES Q0iRER-otFCE,
FoR TIE ENCUIRGR.
PROCEEDINGS
V X c. NJ A.


At General Meeting of the Members Of
the Bible Society of Virginia, at the Cap
itol IN the City of Richmond, on TUESDAY.
the 9TH day of April. 1915:
WILLIAM MAYO, ESQ. was requested
to act as Chairman, and William, Mn,f,t ~, a,
Secretary to the meeting, which, (in the alb
sence of MIR. CRIcG occasion d by intisDo-
sition,) was opened with divine service by The
Rev'd. RopERT y. SIMPLE, and a sern,o,
by the Rey'd. JOHN d. BLAIR.
The report ct the managers was then pub
licly read by the Recording Secretary tose-
tncr with the following Statements, reported
by the Committee appointed to examine The.
Treasurer's Accounts.
Statement of the accounts of the Treasurer
of the Bible Society OF Virginia, M1rch s,s,,
1915.
Sums received during the year, ending
this day, viz:
Life subscriptions this year, $50 90
Subscribers subject TO annual con-
tribution, $50 90
Amount received from annual con-
tributions, 13s 90
Donations received, $50 10
ReceiTcd for BIbles sold, l0o %
tor SAFE OF boSes, u 90
from other Bible Societies, S79 IS
Lash received or loan, % %
Total received by Samuel Green -
how, Sl752 IS
Cash received by Robert Green
how, TREASURED pro trapore, go 90
SIT52 So
Credits. '~
Balance due the late Treasurer
Saanl. Greenhow, deco. March
slst, lsM, S. es
Sums paid by him n tie course of
the year, 1871 o.
Balance due from bis estate, March
Sist, 1915, az
do. from Rob-. GIecnhcw, 5000
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We understand that Gen. MILLER now
commands Oh The posts aud garrisons ni Mas
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A valuable Farm and Mil
FOR &.ALE

y 8 ME- sub.clibes will sell by authority,
& tie .h;H and Uautatirn hich !e
now occupies, h.!onsire to LYDIA Heugh,
situated on TIE edge Of a German settle
ment in tie County of LcuGon, g miles
n. ". OF j.eesbnr& and two and an half
miles from Waterford. OH Fsarer-Yam
Creek.& vitlin one nile OF the best wheat
i"eisbborhoods III the county. Tie tract
contains $50 Acres, sur, assed bynore in
the eon2ty for It's fertility. About ene
THIRD OF the land is veil tiurte,ed. & tie
balance II srste GfEigh cuitiyaton, TIE
whole OF which is well vatered. Ia, ;nr
one or more springs in each fed. Tie
mill is strong frame building, two and
a half stories high with three ioors. ' tn
one pair ct manufacturing burrs, 5 Gcet IN
diameter, together with Eruns u.cI re-
Try complete, and one rair Of county
stones, four feet in diameter There sra
also on tie premises and near tie r.i!I
Ia comfortable dwelling house, a coed
|mlIier's house, a good framed barn and
other necessary out Iouses.
The above property. owirg to it's situ4
aticn and numerous advantages, will, no
doubt, be worthy the attention of any
person DESTROYS Of investing their money
Ill real estate of the above desc,ir tion.
san UEL HOT Oh.
n. b. The above described rrroI erty
will be sold elite. III body Or divided az
may best suit purchasers s. II.
Loudcnn Co. March ~
April is. eotf
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, JuSE 8.

we understand that the proprietors OF
10 SrGASi-3JAT WASHINGTON
haze - niacsil tie boat under the direction
Is ;sp;am Nix, a gentleman well ac-
eas;ntea With the management Of Steam
S,.t.. aad whose enterpsizing s. scien-
,;Sc character is well known. Capt.
Nix viiiaot start tie boat before We'd
nas,Isg next. From and after that day
sae viii pass regularly everyday between
8, !, Washington aud Acqtna Creek OF Fa-
rsbrille; 5etweea which point and
fredericksburg STAGES are to convey pas
s..,rers. .yta5. Iatsi.
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10 Dollars Reward.
June 8.

XMAS STOLEN from the subscr;b.
w er living about two miles from
Alexandria, on the Leesburs road. sim o
time in April last, BLACK HOB Sc
with thin name and tail and lean IN
fesh---Also on Wbitsuntide, q snail
IRON-GREY MARE, three wears old
this spring, short dock, lad been work
ed in gears but was aukn ard when rode
has short ears and one hind foot white
Also on Saturday night last, a GREY
MARE, about 7 years old-had a lump
IN her back occasioned by the hurt of a
saddle, and a small -notch in one of her
ears accustomed by wart having been
cut from it, PAGES, trots and canters, and
lad on a new pair of steel-toed shoes be-
fore and common shoes behind. | vii,
i've FIVE Dol LARS reward for each
Of the above described creatures, & rea-
sonable charges il brought home.
JAMES DUFF.
June 8. Ct
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.j,ssrs,,ess at .sfarfieiaue. Mn o

Luabcr S25, shocks | SO, shingles
/ so cediiisll 6, beef 10to Is. red oak
hid slaves 25, butter 25cts. rum so to
s. cts. in consequence OF the news Of
Baaaparte's arrival in Paris, which
reached Martinique about ten DAYS be-
fore the Hare sailed, a great astcratian
had takea place IN the commercial resu-
latIaas Of the issaisil--aimost every arti-
Gle the growth aad pro,:ace of tire island
would bealiosed to be exported to the U.
s. Inc port was declared isee tue day be-
iore tie Hare sailed, and she was the
FIRST AmeriS.n vessel which obtained a
permit to take OIL board sagars-S4 per
khd, only for sugar, freight to the u. S.
was saered tie Hare, but was refused.
Tae soidiess at VI. were almost to man
iliavor Of Sonaparte. TIE inhabitants
were appFeaensiye OF yisitfron the Hri-
tsatosak possession Of the island.
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na,s & tie Electors known to be
f'as -, tie King, viii be suffered to
az. ,i,. lists are sent by Carnot t.
III p,s,ect Of those members who have
a. s',s,t 8 migrant lands. or are otherwise
ooa 7,.sl to favor Bonaparte /; and when
sap ,.ss,s. surrounded by bayonets, they
ri bs obliged I'd accept without discus
WIN .sa sta5 constitution presented to
s s',',, FMS constitution isa bait for
s ~ and viii be executed as the decree
's ,,,e freedom Of TIE press. But ! be-.
' = ti,ose who pretend To- trust IN Bo-
l,ssaets ) promiess, are more kaayes than
io1ls. -
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Extract Of letter from Liverpool, Ga.
tel .spsiG L..

ar Is understood that there is a large
amount Of America Stock III this country
ID the hands OF different holders On con-
slsament. bot at linn; Is rather above the
present prices for new 8 per cent?, OF
which description the late arrivals have
furnished considerable supply. Fae
great demand which this property has
utterly experienced has occasioned an
sdsance Of from to per cent. The
laiaeace OF the present state OF Europe
aaada;rs ON the British funds will pro-
6asly operate as a check or toe 4Ameri-
can; theag.l the same cause. by increas-
las the investments In the latter, nav
lead to support the present prices. The
Spef cents, are selling at 80 to SO, old 6
per cents SO to 90, Louisiana 95, New
loan 6 per cents 90 to IS the dividend
from the first of April. We are, respect
July, your assured friends.
RAfHB0NE, H0DGS0N, & co.
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Privateer Ah@liao.

@ae' q a tet'er irons .Ierse:lres, dGsed
'sa ito gentleman Ia Boston.
iea =; ao;elao friyateer, of your Pert.
q ,;. 'sef eso.~ary, With an intention
sf.Srs.;,sa 'a re Archipelago. TIE dav
,ss s s., ca sared an English schoe-
IN. aEa II IS reported she AFTERWARDS
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-08
REMOVAL.

" ME subscriber thankful for past ia
i vors, informs his friends ard the
public generally, that he las removed his
Store. opposite Mr.. Ebenezer Voweli's.
lower end of Prince street
find cfers for safe as usual,
Domestic cloths, blue, black and bot
tie green: ginghams slambrays; bed
ticking, and variety of other articles in
the domestic line.
also, Groceries Of various kinds,
200 barrels Herrings,
80 ditto Shad.
.anthony Rhodes.
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