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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-13
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of the Jvashingtoa Benerolent Society,
and s,a,g By Nr. Huntington.
Swell the loud pean, ye heralds Of gle
~,
Tun'd by sweet muses. to rapture's high
lay.
This day ever brightest in Freedoms lar
story, eY,,,-c
TOMS sway.
Prosperingin Peace, grew the city and
village,
peauteous with flocks and with beeyes,
the green lawn:
And blithe were our yeomen returned TO
their tillage.
Free to enjoy what their labors might
earn.
|Ceaseless with shouts of glad mariners
greeted,
Floated tie deep burthen'd keeis from
each bay;
THE sea-gods iook'd On them, and bless'd
as tney feeted,
Cracing each tract Of the measuress sea.
Mercifal Heaven! too soon hast thou Ia
ken,
Him from this land, that its veal might
sustain:
Oh soon through thy wrath for his pre-
cepts forsaken,
Baneful misfule scoursed the nation a
gain
|Dreadful oh war, was the march OF thy
legions!
Disccrd and rage thy grim banners ap-
held:
Red carnage thou send'st from his volt
haunted regions.
Charged with tie ravage Of city and
field.
INobler thy tasks in the mansions Of hea-
ven!
Yet would thy spirit have come with re-
lief,
oh Washington. cen from the skies,
were it given, =
There to behold our Affections and grief.
Bosom'd in bliss may the angels withhold
thee,
List'ning alone to their serarhim strains;
| Oh! still be the wrongs Of thy country
untold thee
Deaf snav'st thou be to her SORROWS and
pains.
/ ase Of the free, thou hast left thine ex-
ample;
Yet in our bosoms thy spirit shall breath;
gedeem'd in due season, thy offspring
shall trampIe
Freedoms base foes 10 destruction be-
meath.
Sad we're our hearts, as we marched,
tho undaunted,
Say could the free bern in combat have
failed
New heroes arose, whose just praises we
chanted,
Proud of their deeds, while the slain We
bewail'd.
Fleeing and vain are the evils that low
ering
Darken the region to Washington true
The shadows Of evening, that giant like
towering,
Threaten the sun that must brighten a.
Peace with her virtues and arts reappear-
ing
EIastens to scatter the stygian broods,
On wheels star encircled, sublimely ca
reering,
Glitterins they break through the thick
surgy Clouds.
Parent of Good may thy blessings be
lasting
Blight not cur hope in its new verna'
prime -,
The furies of war reawakened, and blast
ing,
Europe's doom'd fields, oh, repel from
our cline!
Long may blest Peace here establish her
dwelling.
Tranquil, though storms circlings regions
| ipteST
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-13
STOLEN.

On Friday last, from TIE Store OF tn
Subscribers. about 2,o'clock,
Iaco Pieces
English Patent Nankeens,
Containing 56A Yards.
q HOULD they be offered for sale to a
~ ny one, they are requested to step
them and give, information to the sub
scribers, who will give reward Of Ten
Dollars for the Goods, or TWENTY
DOLLARS for the Goods and thief.
Some black people who we're in their
Store about that time, are suspected to
have taken them.
ROGERS & LEWIS.
July s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-13
William Morgan,

William Morgan,
BOOT e. SHOEaIsKER,
ND EsPECIFULLY informs the pub
ga tic that he intends CARRYING on tie
Boot and Shoemaking
BUSINESS
In the house he at present occupies. next
door to Mr.. A. i. Dicks Apothecary
Shop, and opposite the Office of the A.
alexandria Herald. where he will use eve-
nv exertion to give satisfaction to those
|who may favor him with their custom.
June s SIN
Public Sale
n Pursuance of Decree of the wor-
Il shipfui the county court of Fairfax.
made between John Rallenger and Others
Iccmpiainants, and Richard Freeman's
heirs, defendants, viii be sold on the pre-
misses to the highest bidder for ready mo-
|ney on Tuesday the 18th day OF July
Inext, siece of LAND and the improve
|ments thereon in the county of Fairiaz,
adjoining the Lands of Dir. Brooke Tor
Imerly Mchsters containing 263 Acre
The sale will take place at 2 o'clock.
Robert I. Taylor, Gem.
June 90. IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-13
For Freight.

x~M THE BRIG
EEsass~ ELIZA, John T. Ross, Master,
barthen about750 barrels is an excellent
vessel, IN complete order and will be rea-
dy IN few days to receive cargo.
Apply to
Lawrason & I owIe,
Wno have for Sale briggs CARGO Of
SPARs ofdiHerent sizes.
July IL.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-13

Jane2s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-04
425 DOLLARS REWARD

YFOR FOUR NEGRO MEN rara,yav (,,,, To-
+ MEL Fields. on lis wa, from Lis nlsee 10 Te,'-
ncsfee, ~ i,r esch one rs follows
Ft,y Dollars Tor ishon, biark man for. nine
teen ys'1s oil, between and g feet high. sell ser
ltue squint IN one eye, wears car.bnhe vas raj
ed ~ NieSandria, whore he has been hire for s,c
Ri years, aad s expected t. nc there nav. % Voc
sold by iiichstd Strawn Of WCstmorela.d t,s NJ
fnlchrr oti'ohmond.-- tnl
Twcuiy-Fiye Dollalsf r each ce he otbprs-Ono
bY the name u John, q iiew ran stfu, 20 ,esr.4
old, purchased 1t Mr. Eel, near 6 r.et Li,i. ssont
mad, has bold assuming ccuuicranor, on cxorI.
tent hos'er snd corrisge driver. has vie ~ Mr..
tlutts in Petersburg, where he has lived nat.,
years, and IS vel known. One BIZ TIE name cf
k't, q black man puiclalcI Of Dr. Tazew, 81
Chesterfield county, 81 OFT IS ycs,s cd uneon,rio,-
ly stout made, very black, end disrored 10 snrle
Wien spoken C.. las wife IN Petersburg he ievs
ut Dr.. " ajkeIs he ms been seen several tin, g
lately IN tllc neiibboatlood OF Petersburg and NJ
IazewePs One other one named Dick. a tall lin
negro, purchased Of Mr. Douglass Il New .,t.
hes wiie W Afmis'ead RussclPs in Ncw-Je,f
where be- - thought IN lie lurking about; H., is "a
r0ugi cepcuter. will ray the above retyar,is m,
ihcir being delivered ia the Pefiteniiarg IN Rel
rnond ELIJAH NAY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, TINT
4 Petition viii he presented ~ lbs General A..
! seDhlv, - Their ensuing Ses7ios, for au bo-is,,
20 ave crrcd into execution, thc last will ard IT,
tsn ent o. Thomas Reed, late ofthe Bar,lol' ~
No lolk, relative t. the disposs Of s property n
'ha Borough and elsewhere
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-04
ARRIH.aL or THE u S. SLOOP or
TH.dR PEACOCK.
.New-Torl-, October 81.
IMPORTANT.

The o. 5. soop Of war Peacock, Capt. Warning
ton, arrived at this port last evening from cruize of
mne months and SIX days, ia the Straits Of surda
Before hearing Of The peace, she captured four In-
o"mcn' twooI Which were sunk, one giTcn up fGF
Tie transportation Of prisoners, and the other IN
eruizer belonging to the Eas;-luda Company was
restored m consequence Of having furnished the in
teihgescc Of Pcsce- ] he Peacock torched at Bour-
bon and 80 Helena, for reireslnetts, lft tic latter
the 20M u'iimo
Size has on board a qnartity Of opium, ard a few
thousand dollars IN rough goid, captured in DE u
NOS a very rich country ship. In la,. 81, Ion. >
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-04
$50 REWaRD.

$50 REF .fRD.
GtTOIEN from behind the stage near Nancbes-
clcs - "
New cost with gilt buttons,
Green coat almost N ",
Pair If black and pair Of blue DantaIoon.
~ New plain shirts, no marx.
Old shirts marked VIM Burgess.
IL Old cambrick neck cloths marked VIM.
Burgess,
l2 Linen csmbrick porket handkerchief. mari.
ed WIN. Burgess, Richmond, 10Th April
1911,
Is Pair of cotton stockings marked Burcers
White vests, 9 of which are corblc. breasted
New blue cloth do douhle-brcasted yeI,o,y
buttons,
New black cashmere west,
Pnir If Anglo Hose, ne =,
Pair shoes with ears and small buek'es
sIS poetet hsndkt rehiels and many Cher
articles.
The above reward ell be given ~ gay person
WHO " III deliver the above trrk win Us ee,frnfz
20 COLLIN VI RAE.
Nrverber8. go,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-04

:, Cardna, Naury confined in the castle Arrclo i,
iome. nc troops in st:asbnrg have been ,risb,n.
49,, zen HaPp' by order Of the King. The CO.
has been destroyed var '"sa'
', M%eunnaid' Commander in Chief, addressed 3
IIc'Ama'ioa to the Army, inior,ning them that the
o'tlinance for dsbaR,i,g them, and FOR the o'.,n;
r"nm ., 'ie Departmental i.csions, is about to he
.Ne'u'e'--o.t he consoles them Nv the reHeeron
that I" the 'iisendng even is only a,sHs,1 Oh
.he mo,nent the dissolution of the regiments takes
piace, they are re-created under new dsnon,;ro1
uon' How the British niinious VIII rave n ,t,;s
manteu;re ''' a. .his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-04
r., RL1tGAltoh.D CLOTHING STORE.

7,'VO' INOf { ACs tnlS UCthOl to in
ioflh me puhlc. thn he has remove! his eIo,,;n, -
" s.Ts o Nh Jedcliah Alien. next door below h. ~
VI 's'n'' Tor itw days when bee Ia remove IN -
III, imam new stores, under the EaC,~ ay.r,, ,l M
i ne pan eS0m assortment # Ccn@1ie,s' ,L; 80
~ "n l;I, not Sfebsl warranted in point OF ,or 60,
sup equ'i 70 any made in the City therefore thn rnj
..! Its lS''r'S that every garment or re. !, ,od I'D
.Ss a.. ne sssi.: ,.T'5o -1SIruy .'.-4 = 81 80, 49,
Iantoons waistcGats aTl drawers stnp-ricr> Sc-Sba
Keep on haE goods IN his line Of description so tha
gentlemen can have clothes TO measures If Tho, wish
As an establishment of the kind i n very useful one siaI
spare no pans to make IT convenient one, hoping nv
patronage. C.FAInCHIID N-ycj,,,,, -, ,y''N
B:-A number Of Jonr'eyneH viii find employment,
would self of the most Elerg,r CO., rcr,ms e,
offered III Tins market with Harness complete. Also large
IGngLcy Horse oiy years old pert, city gentle NOT or
iy good III harness. but equally =, under , e1II m
wi ~ sold either together Or separate The horse is Wen
worm The attention OF amy gentleman who is i'm ynn, oc
real good family horse, he well broke lie my ii
be manage either by or child; sold Ia, M otG
or reason than want OF Employment. r -
NelrHJcTa, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-04
Pleasant Grove academy.

't4"'t''F NI|OVt sLtUUtNly.
FE'tIF. annual examination of the students
= OF u's Academy viii commence tie nth and 9;b Of
december ncNt4D. Jolu T. IoIreH having declined 90
nung longer IN the Academy, the Trustees have employed
ir Ro'It Amiga graduate oiie University OF " Carolina
young gentleman enin ny qualified for the en,nn, M,
To succeed hun as principal Uacher the oIsng YEAR Ib
year VIII b. DIVIDED INTO Two scS7ias The first W commence
the 1 day Of january, and end ON the 5il
second viii commence on hc 5th July and expire on the 0t;,
0l December he price Of tuition viii Lc fbrrcry viz
FOR reading, writing, arithmetic and Eug, Frnu
eoHqs and for the Latin and Greek Languages, psorphv
hthtnaucs &c nfc dollars PEI Son paid ia advance.
Inc puee OF board viii hr 32G0 cents per S.;o, M
able in advance. deduction Of dds Ct ms will b Isj
to those Who furnish their nic An additional charce
OF dollar per session. Will I've made re-wooI and r
rent. Dr. PGf7,cr will continuc Steward He has
Just completed large house So feet by -, for the accon
aaon oil botcrs The trustees pledge themselves TO Us.
every Neriiohon their part Continuance of te
liberal patronage they have hitherto received.
ny oydT, JOHN DAVIS, Seerqary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-04
FILL BE SOLD,

" TIL tlVIsIIJ
VH7O the M.ebcsf bitter, on the 11th dav OF
December next. ifair IL ihc next Eir day al the
old MansOI-Ilouss, formerly occupied by Thos. gf,y,
deed. un tire preinist the ulOsg Tracts of and ado.
ing enc other, ~ c ~ Of Buckingham. on Jan IL
yr, four miles above Warren, AID from new mills N
Gcrlhys falls ;One Of 457 acres, and two other
tracts oncay $40 EACH including 40 acres of 6r
rite james Rrcr L0cCrouud, the greater pa Of which
will be seeded IN WHEAT dis TILL Is e quality Of ~, land
50 generally known inferior aiy lud, On tl .n,r
river, nd prtsumi also, .lat person would pircls.
without viewing the same, deem unnecessary 10 SAY
VI o. qualities.
The terms willie made accommodating nd known on The
dp oi sai" Any person wiig 10 view tie and or make
private Contract for the same 5fDrr liz ,et ear il. TO-
cDnmoat1 b. aJplyugtU The iuscrlrs, residing t Ie1
JDHN s. ANDEPSOW,
NM COUCH, Seg'g.
il .SSE COJcH
Norcr,fers. 5S-7rg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-04
STAPLES OF TIE MARKET.

cSJ ne Su5'rli5rT 20 The arcastrian Schco ,r,.
ii'utu, mai the Meeting takes rlace his Et,;,'
49, az S Bc, 10 farm: T,es for tie ,,oytrInt, re.
49,, 'lsS L" he Ih"raty OF The Gtq,1lS Of j,;,i
E'ei'ing-and NOR cxp,ctcd VII "e'u'e'liy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-04

A few circumstances, known to al,
France, are sufficient to prove the lie b:
1t IS sa'd N that article, that Napoleon
arrived III Paris on the Goth of June. at 9
o'clock at night, with the Duke of Bassa-
no (Maret) and that in the same nirht he
held council administers.
But Napoleon did not arrive n Paris nm
Ill the 21st, at 9 in the morning he was
accompanied by the unfortunate I.abeeyov-
ere. The duke OF Bassano arrived some
time after them, and he since that moment
assisted at no council of minister's.
The first ofthese councils was held At II
o'clock. and Count Regnaud de St. Jean
d'Angcly had only seen Napoleon few
minutes before the council, while n. was
breaktastlnS, and the Prince OF Eck,nuhI
minister OF war, was also present.
IN PEACE, PREPARE FOR WAR
From ne PlaffSburS Rehu6l,ca,,, Orr. 81
We understand the British are employ
ell in strengthening their position at Isle,
aux-NGi1. Heavy ordnance, &c. have
recently been brought up for that purpose.
90 pieces or cannon have not long s:nce
been taken up the st. Lawrence. a
gentleman residing in Montreal, informs
ss that eight regiments are expected to
arrive IN the Province this season. We
mention these preparations, not as indca
tons OF hostiiity-they are designed, on
doubt. for peace establishment. But
we ought to be admonished of the Aeccss;-
~ OF meeting these excrtions bv 4 cores
pouding preparation. Lest the British gov
ernment, finding us off our guard, should
renew its determination, as express
cd by Governor Provost, last autumn, of
driving our Chief magistrate from the Pre-
sidentai Chair.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-04
NNTTCE

VIZ Subscribers have established a ionse a.
4 Boston for the transact ~, M (To,; '.''e "e
""eSS' under the firm Of John JEEKS s. a..
were they solicit The conI-a.ds OF der friends y,
re .9fcffon e Commission Business, in dis az.
~, ~n' DC conducted as hcretoory--nd sign
H'tnts OF every description OF Merchandise viii a.
ceiVe cur particular aud ~ reInited at,c-t;on.
November l. 20 - 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-04

50 boarded ship Ca!edonis, Roberts from Phi.a, /,
plia' Tor Canton. cut IS days, all wei. Saw at St
helena' the schr Cntra, Pdeips, from New-Ycrs,
Tor the Isle OF France, for wh,Sh place she sailed, all
well, On the Sth of September
lour readers will recollect, that the Peacock sail
ca IRON this port on the 2lth january last. in
company with the Horne, and Tom Bovine.
The Peacock wasiive months Mt sea during Ibis
eru'<e' and has lost only one ,nan, Mr.. John
son, OF this porC during the whole u,ne. and no
ttli from the iore-top gallant yard
-Ier. .7is,ey
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-04
A 80 s5k sk
ENQUIRER MARINE LIST.
POM oF RicuMOND, Va.
ENTERED.

No' ''-Sc'r Hope & Polly Snow. Baltimore B7,lo,
SiUop Three iirothcrN. Doughty, y. York ilaiIa;
Triton iael son, city-Point, Drycoods and
A. seir' Patty 4 sally, Garrison. Y. Yo,. PeI,-a
y -, Mary Ann. SaNtou, n. York. Liyr " s,,eor
Sioop virginia Trader, Wheaton, philsdslpI,;a, uer
rh0i,ai=c.
CLEARED.
''' 4-ooop Dove, EuuSiiy, y. York, 2ico 5uyh roaI
Come Waterman, Hartford s9l5Ir gI,o-
AlS Alice, Putnam, X. Yogi. 10 hhel, I-si-,,o 5so
ois' -Four, 5000 bush. Coei 90 5,y'aic,
GtR.D. ~ ''''''e'
Amelia Rowland. Chareston, s275 L,,,t,,,
Cant, 20 It's, P4otoes '"'<'
Polly snG w.; Boston, alp legs To,aocD, 1920
Ser william Z; Mary, Rayrsrl, Charleston eoo
6,s. fioi1, ba'es, 4Loses SIorr -.
ITHHks. '' = D
sally & Patty, Garrison, y. York 1900 5,s5
cLs coat. ~
Sally Std. AiidcaE Hampton, s,,7lyy crit.
clff Nclriandi-f. '
Dc Ocean. Horlc. Baltimore, ToL7cco p cooy
Hope Y Poli,s Snow, Boston, -Four y Co,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-04
PKTEKSBTI1JI 1rIDF7TT

ot1N WOOD would De glad To engage Cen
2IS u man wei qualified in 4 Q Latin and Greel.
h"Su'Ses' TO assist hin in the Casscs Denart
ncrt, as also IN the tee ching Of Ervli.b. v,ifno B.
NI!'hmehc. 10 such a schol-r, very liberal cneon-
raecment viii be given. ANY gentleman Who NJ,
uesie The situations is requested to come 90 PIES
rs soon as possible, rs 70 applications bu, those
when are personal, viii be attended 10. -0
November !. 20 %
4 List Of IS binds ienlS. ami ; < - - ~
- featured Tobacco, lying at Sh6ekoe W,re-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-04

A Petition wall be presented a. tlC next teis
= laiure. praying that Unnah, alias Hannah
Frazier, hce woman 81 co'our, who has been O.
merc'pmed, may b. perm itt-d 70 gsioa.n IN the
STATE. NO,eMLerA s3-tnl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-04
James Ri0cr Lands Eor Salc.

EEJII4L BIZ EXPOSED, to Public huc-
ton. luesd'V. 2otl of DeseInl, rier e rairir
not thc nest Fair da} ,tc TI0o cL0f0. hrtOn now i,i
,itrlt,d ~ POwaan county about 25 miles above the ci Of
Richmond, and confirming by laic survey, 800 acres.
Ibis Lambs Wc situated ANY n the Statruf Vir in
bong loucr on one Sdc iy james River, aud tho ntr
SIDE by tle mnin Richmond road. and within uil Of inc
Creek Mills, and two ofhc WoObtry Mills mt he same
distance OF Jdcs ferry. u is wei adapted tl. culture Of
corn wheat toh1cco and clover. but particularly corn
lLcrc is from 60 10 100 Of wenilsrtd land. and
small parcel Of LOwCirOuni, attached. Possession will re
gw1 ON o. first day January neScal paid by the mfi-
dc of February, Wltn an ndouN,d ttc will b. mndc-AIl
persons wisnng 90 view, the prcai,es Will h. shown ly e
subscriber, n his abscncc. by his cr. M Rois
sc, ~ tbc same time and place. viii be ot red the .t.rk
o. cattle hogi horses, fodder, sc. oaeti,r with DE ras-
The day Of sale, ~ tie sui scritcr so. fw 81 grcts fr
sale. HCEJ. II Z F,1NJ.c
e.-,.5t "a Z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-04

ne elegant ship Minerva. Capt. Ste,ch,ev. we
are 'nlorrned, will sail tomorrow fr i.yernoo,
wm'' a g'ea! number Of ra'sonstr-, AMONGST whom
e'n Seerclary OF Legation ut London, sc. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-04
NO1'IC

A LII Persons having claims against the
IN estate Of Augustine Bovcs, deed are requested IN
mahc application and ee,e paymc;t or before the 18Th
DecemDer neN-oierwc, th,. notice will Ia pri lnr.
Those indebted the estate are earnestly reuuis 10 mat
Immediate payment, further indulgence can lc giyrn
JOHN STARKE, hge1t Jjr Hle d,in,t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-04

ne shove listed Stems AMI Manufactured Tc.
baeco will be sold at II uhiic saie, ct shockoe Ware
house, on Saturday the nth inst at 1 o'clock. ~,
pay the Storagc-if cot claimed before that ,;rne
MOSBY & YOUNG. Lastectoys.
.Ncuemkeri 20 .,
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PUBLIC AUCTION

PCBLtC AUCTION.
virtue OF a decree Of the Superior Court of
Chaneeiy for the District OF Richmond. pro-
nounc' on the 2Sd day Of June, lSls-W. LII
proceed TO s,l, ~ Public Auction ON rues,I,,. ,L
~" day ct November, the following vacant aud nm
occupied LOTS, constituting part of The esta,e "a,
o'1 '",e y. lionel William Byrd of Wesioyer, towi,
90, o., SO, 90. 1O2, los, 1Oi and zoo - 30
In Madison Ward, Lots No sis and s5t
in'S III SAFE viii oe---one third Ut the purc..ase
n'ohey ~ % days, tie halancc in two equal INV.
'nents, at 6 and mnnths--Notes ,itn a,,s'.d,.a,
endorsers viii be requr, d. ray.be and NJ 49,, ~.
III either OF the Banks ia Richn,nn,l
|. . REMyAMiN EAIasiSoN,1 Comris-
Novon THOMAS TAYLOR, sioaess.
: \ i'u' saa,e, OF decree made IN Id Sop1ri-r.
Cour, o! Chsrc, ~ b ,ltt.r, 81 the t'ap;,o, /; d.
CitN oil kci mond, the 18th cay f J. r,,sry I,s,
between Allan Pollok and David Buchanan
S 81, partners of Robcr s; Allan Pollok s Ca
iia'huiiso-ae'inst Thomas WI Gu gohor, Turner.
He'rge Turner and Simon oek, u. G., t,an,s -
Will &c Sold at Auction, On the pre-.isss -,
!horaay, the 27th Of .Noucnfber,
that beautiful Farm called 6iANSFiEin ,e.,.
we Guy OF Richmond, containing FIVE acres AMIGO
po'rs, more or less The terms of sale VIII be IN
conformity with the set of Assembly entitled .n 90
act concerning executions AID for o,her n,,,,os >,
passed the 25th November, 1914
w c. WILLIAMS, :
p. HENDREN, nnar.
November l.
ALHEMAki. TOBACCO LANDS
EToR SAi E.--1'he Sui scrihcr vii, eel, NJ, ,.r,,,
2 accom- me dsting 10 the purchaser, Y'yacf NJ.
1'-1'hD, lying. ON both sides o. Hardware ~.
r' r. ~ ne Corntv Of Ahemarr, and cnntsip.
'hS fIt T. HL.'H!?ED & FORYrY .lrPES
- rs isnH Is commonly known bv the nm. 80.
the rSrFc Tract, and cOnt.ns qiantitv cf f -
rate iohacce Land. its situation is very b,.sl,t,.
N a nei?hbo, hood populons anS ve:l,hy--srd az
'oi,'s seIes for water works, Of any kud on or.nt
scale. linn, date possess o " III be- o,y., "sreac
tam John Harris, whom this land s,';,ns. hos 80
oniisns'y promised 10 slew it to these inclined -
70 e., Srieer paT'cular', application mey he made
wise. w il 49, ~ ~ o. oiiier-
N,vembcrf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-04
APPLICATION.

The preceding frohoshion8 are com
pletely Illustrated by the History Of the
last years or, rather, they furnish the
picture of that era.
Before the war with G.. Britain, nm one
had ever pretended TO consider Virginia
B1nk notes ~ below pr. The character Of
our Bank, was deservedly high every where
They bad never over-tradcd they h d
always the means in their vaults, to com
ply with every engagement which they had
contracted theg had always the means in
their vaults 10 answer any draft which was
made upon them by any other bank. Our
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-18
POETRY.

tr-ys The following elegant iines,by JoHS ID
WoLr, E.q. of Bristol, II. !. were publish
ed in the ChroNieie some years since. The
subject is one which will at all tines inter
est the feelings of the American people.
Though wri,ten long before the late war,
vet the events of that glorious conflict have
proved the gallant sailor to be every way
worthy of the sympathies OF the able ana
Benevolent poet. The third stanza IS Pc
cuisriy pne,ical tho fourth unusually
Wild ADD romantic. The two concluding
lines may well be styled pathetic. The
best comment upon them has been afford
ID by The aimost unbroken series OF Veto
RIGS which have crowned the efforts OF our
brave ,ars, and the great disharify Of Me
.4q,eriean loss comhGrrd with that q The en-.
emu -boslon Patriot.