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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-25

/ doctrines of the everlasting gospel
nor aid he moro assert, and liiust
/; IN rate these Is us writings and pnblic
sIieoursss, than llS confirmed their
heavenly origin. ~ 9 sspd y! 9 sssr.l. !.
| ing 10 Gedliaess. Mere than Iofly
Years he Iahorsd ii me Vineyard q
his Divine Master. He now y cal.
led home 10 receive his wages-i'tosl
of debt. but Of grace. Graes. tilss
theme which SO many years eehFiss-
ed his tongue, and rejeiced his heart.
1'hc Whole course ct his public
miaistry proved that he was mind
full Of that divine injunction. = Buy
the truth and sell It not" Many
there are. who need not printed 60
lumns to revive in their misds . re-
colleetion OF his tabsrs- upoa
tho AeshIy tables Of whose hearts
his commendatory epistles are deep
~ written.
Hc signilied to a familiar friosd a
few weeks before his death. that the
time OF his departure Was at hand
may we not add, that, !" ne has
fought tue COED fight; finished his
course; kept the faith"
.-- on "Wednesday evening last. alter
short illness, at her dwelling house,
Z in this town, Mrs. Elzsbefh Brens
Hanrrslcy, relict of the late Francis
HAmersiey, Esq. Of Fairfax County =
lathe death of this Lady, her nuneroa
family have to lament tire loss OF most
afrectienate and iadulgents patsnt and
her acquaiptances will long regret the
bereavement Of qualities emlneBtly 1t.
ted for social and friendly intercourse, !.
sha possessed an ardent and intelligent
mind, With a disposition ever ready
(beyoad her means) to assist the peedy:
on Tburssay evening last the 7sa
inst, in the seth year Of her age, alter
q lingering and painful illness whlchshe
bare With truly christian resignation and
fortitude Mrs Jane q .Yewtsn. Her
risads and acquaintaaces are requested
o attend her funeral from hor late dwfl.
ding this eveaiap at 3 a'clotk.
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Joseph Spear,

IN EspIst & III ~ informs his
y Friends and the Pu5Iis. that he
lontituss ia sarfy on the & hblNEr
:BLxlNlESs in all its various brA-ch hes,
on Royal S1trsst, near the Market, and
has on Aahd somc we'll made I ukNl-
1JkE Ans, alsoiniorms the public
stfat nc has gos - new He ARSE, anil
stock to make COFFIN s., j: called tor.
He also M kes and Iepsits SophAs and
gevrFy kind Of Chairs on the shortest
notice
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Is -. who have at lcasf easail high!
claims on TIE goveramoBt: SIS s 81
Several uusuce ssfui motions were
aaade to get rtI ef this question: ~
proceeding ID the orders Of the day,
o. laying il on the table. The guess
tiou On indefinite postpsnsment was
al ieaSt il decided BY Yeas = Nays
as follows
For the postponement Sc
Against il s %
So the resolve WAS indefinitely
pasfponed
Two or three Messages were
received from the President ct the
United States, by Mr.. Coles bis
Seerstaey !; one af which itappeared
was Of 4 confidential nature !; and
the doors we're closed and galleries
cleared. AMI afterss remaining for :
short iime. were again opened !;
.wl,ea tie following Message, being
OF a pu;,lie nature, Was read.
10 tie ssnats g Hoase Of nepresen-
tafises Of The H,itcd States.
Hay before Cosgress copies Of two
ratified trestics whieh were entereA
sisuu on the sart of the y. .. aae oar
the22sl day sf.Jaiy, fstA. with the
sesrrai Tribes OF Indians called the
Nsaadslis, Delawares. Shawnoes,
ssalSas. IL Mmmies !; the ether en-
fbe day Of August, 1871, with
tsse Creek Nation OF Indians.
~ Ii IS referred 10 the consideration
OF Congress how Far Legislative pro-.
visiens NAV he necessary for car
ryiag any part Of these stipulatisns
ia,a effect.
JAMES MADISON. 81
February %, 1915.
The Message and sreaties we're
referred TO the committee OF Ways
and Means.
The engrossed bill, authorizing
the sale oil the Public LANDS. which
may aereafter be forfeited within the
JeSrrscnville district, TO be exposed
Tor sale 1T The Land Office within
The sane the sesgroseed bill to
aniilsrize the dissaargc ef A. b.
Rass from his Imprisonment: the
engpassed bill for the relief Of Tho.
mas Spriggs the cnsrossed bill for
tue relief sfJames Savage & others;
the eagrossed bill for the relief of
Solomon Frazer. and the RePresen-
tatives Of Charles Eceleston the
tngrussea bill fer the relief Of Will
liam z. isennet /; and the ensTossed
bill supplementary to ths act" for
The fiJaI adjustment ofiaad lilies in
the site OF Louisiana. AMI territory
OF Missouri, were severaiiy read a
third time, and passed.
The house resumed the considera-
tim sf the bill, aeciaratory of the
powers Of the Legislature ofIliinois !;
and after some debate thereon,
The house >ijouraCd. ~
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1o8Rent.

To kent.
WILL be rented TO, the present year,
on Monday the 18th OF March, to
the highest bidficr,
The FdR.N on rhich nos reside.
This Eststa affords strpng induce.
ments to the Farmer and the Fisher.
man. The soil is productive and very
nearto market ana has conf ected with
1t one Of the best Herring Fisheries Tn
the Potomac. 1t will be offered fer
Kent al the Dwell ng House on the
Farm at, 10 o'elodk.
VIII DO SOLD also, at the sere
time and place, tor CASH, sone v4lna-
be pisces of HOUSEHOLD FUR.
.NIIURE.
Amelia Chapman.
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81 TURDAY FIBsuAsr rs.


when We expressed our unwilling.
ness t. enter upens an enquiry into
the causes and consequences Of the
war which Is just terminated wtat
We Cad gained and what we had lest ;
NE did suppose, chat shame, if no.
thing else, would have inspired our
political adsersaries with similar
disposition. This reasonable expes-
! tation however. has been disappoiut-
ed. The Treaty has net Only been
perverted into an instrument efho.
nor TO the war party. but has been
made theoecasion Of new and vu'gar.
defamation against the friends to
peace. Scarcely had the news Of
peace been promulgated TO the peo.
ple, before the Government Paper
with its usual contempt Of truth and
dceeney, compliments the democrats
upon the success eftheir grand cxer-
ITEMS to vindieats the honor Of the
J nation. and insultsthe minority with
reiteration Of the false and libsl.
ious charge Of fastions opposition to
the best interests of the eountry.
! Not satisfied with the exHberanceof
its own sbscanity. the seribblings OF
the unprincipIed Goblet are pres
sol iato the service Of malice and
detraeti0n. The Wisest and best men
in the nation are pronounced fools
and traitors, whilst the worst and
weakest, are clothed with virtue MA
jssty and might. The treaty I
Cheat, neither admitting nor recos
mixing ono solitary principle for
which they went to war, but on the
contrary dispossessing US OF a part
ofour own soil, is held up by Mr.
Gales and his fraternity, to the pub
lie view, as The proua coasumAatiop
of all their zcishcs. the full asknow
ledgrieat Of all tlieir demands, and
the rich reward Of their raloroas
e1pleiis. Il woa!a he an easy. hui
. we trust unnecessary task, to ex-
pose the gross imposition which is
thus attempted 10 be palmed upon
the people--to slew that the treaty
Of peace though a fortunate and wei
come event to the nation. is far from
being honorable to those who made
the war--that ii leaves us in a n,ueh
worse situation than we were in be.
fore the war was made, and so far as
it regards the rights and interests Of
the nation is by no means SO good in
IFS provisions, as those which We an
nnlled by the declaration Of war, or
that which Mr.. jefferson rejected,
without deigning to submit it to the
Senate. The Treaty however is be
fore the people-Iet it speak for it ).
self.
-%-
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"A fo be In pssea upsp fas!o's !,
eSs wares. aud msrcna nuszs
AZ - s,oiioa was agreed go as's'
-
Z coz A. I.sttimsre, frea t'is se'se.
IS. .;.ses on The Msmor!as 9. lns
ss ';.Iaturs ofsths Miss'sslapa .err,
- 20 prayiag adssissipn ia'e Ing -
isrs' .p,,,,Ie ! ressrt favorable there
p'0s. ,..mpsried by bill authorship J. ! =. 8
=. -. s,oals Of the terrlsssy 2. a.ss.
s;s.;opi to call 2 consehs'oa ~ 49,
: 80 e of forming cons'''u'io"
Pa. s,ate goyors msnt PREF 10Y s.
4 as int the ua'sa. as s.
81, Vas read, and, win sns W. =
ia ulaliaa OF ar L--srusssu =
lila 81 the table.
I'VE Speaker iaia aeseFe ear "'sss
thd eeasral acce"as Q. 'a' -.
) srsr Of the y. states. sso. ii, IS & 5
1915. 70 Oct. Isl, ., -, N NaS. = n ~
scsstlnts y! the "ar auu 80: '.,
ssrtmeuts Tor lne SAW. 30. go
grther With 'ae Fes.'. $, s,.s.
counting osacsss = 49, .,, Sc "a
tssreoD. and afs'' = ,s'.e.'a' $ =. AZ
esielnairi'' - ' .,,y.,.. a.d t.,a
susiouls forthe pass ssa' go s''s =
aseaant 81 the prasss.l'as, ~. 80, s .
sean:s OF me si'a' -, 81, ,:,i .,..a,i
Sssh OF the srse !. o.'' .', s 49,
(sbose) as lia''es ''s"
tins II The saaa's oA. !. =. s go = :
affsinHted ~ 'he o'a - ~
read anu ,o. 80, ..a,,a.., .a,,a;,
sepiien 81 Inc OH = Ia. :. .s' :
cats therein ln lt' 's'a'' :
sea lfaeIhles wn's' WIS oi"osse' -
BE- read aihirdi lias.s asn WIS s'c' ''l'f :
isgly read third tiae anu i'''ssrH
i,a mOtisn Air. ',tsot''' .:ss
eo'anittse on Naval Affairs were ~
s;rssiesl to esquire ,sso Inc .exssu'g
easy Of providing ~ iaw lot I've paf-
.aAsse OF the sessels captured ~
Can. Maedonauga on Lake imam Imam
plata IN he rnoath at September 1asi,
with leas TO report ~ VII orotheis
Siss.
ga motion OF Mr. sherwoad, re
esMaiiiee Ut Ways ana sirans were
iastssried e eagpire whetafr any
aad, il any. what alterations ought
to 10 madsin the laws rslatiyes 10 IN
Ties imposed on stills, eMpieyed sole
j. in the ratification OF spieituoas Il
qaors.
~ Ms. Esstoa (ef Missouri etserea
far consideration t7eo resolutions ms -
pursuance OF instructions trt'sa 'he
Legislature Ofhis territory the isfsf
thai the committee on Military ~
fairs be instructed loeninire into the
sxpsdiency OF allowing T. een conn
mjsslsusd officers ano pr"a'es 81 ne
militia OF the Missouri territory
xha have perserHs'i 'enr o. au'y
raaerthc orders OF the oni'ed o's.es
lsnat!sns OF land as a eenlpeafsa'inh
ief their services me o'hsfs 'na'
tAs same committee enquire mo the
fxpea'eney 81 giving . oo"a''on -
sash inhabitants Of that fsoe,ier as
nave aoaneened their pisl.itsl.'ons an'' '
Swsiiings Oh account 9! tue ihcass
nans sfthe enemies Of The =. s'a'es'
ana have not removed from the ter
'hory.
hese res0!ufH0Rs, having neSH a.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-25
Block g. Pump Making.

1HE Subscriber pegs leave to in-
form his fricrds and the public in sc.
neral, TINT he has returned to Alex
asdria. and taken for the present. his
tormer Shop at Mr. John Hunters
Ship Y,rd. whore he is ready to exc.
cute all orders with puHctuality and
dispatch-he has on hard an sssori-
ment of Blocks, siancsPikss, Hand.
pumps, Log Reels, and expects in a
iew.daysmate,i for making every
.rticle in his live.
Colin Hunter.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-25
February IS.

For Rent.
THE WHARF and WARE
HOU, Il, ftely occupied by the
subscriber, formerly Con wsy's Wharf
The Wharf is 100 feet vide and has
two docks, and the Warehouse is 40 ~
70 feet, three stories high, fnishe,'
complete fnpi to
Ferdinand Marsteller.
February IS. Nv.
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! =
We are happy to find by the Pre-
sident's late and we'll written address
to congress upon the return Of peace;
that he has determined to abandon u
system Of pelitics, which he has
found to be adverse to the good OF
the country over which he presides.
and is disposed to try the good old
!, stem which Washington began. A
dams continued. and for which the
federalists were turned cut of authe-
rity. Convinced, that the only way
Of preserving peace. is to le prepar-
ed for war, he recommends the main
tenance Of an adequate regular ar
my, an increase OF the Nary, an I'M
proved system Of Internal defence 9
improvement, and the establishment
of public credit upon q sure and du-
rahIe foundation. Even Commerce
Is recommended to the fostering care
OF Congress.
,nryras,sssu - -
DIED, ON the Esd instant. after
4 long illness. jeremiah Moore. Sc
Nor. Of Fairfax County. va in the
seth year Of his age.--He has letl
behind him an aged widow, the com
panion Of his youth. nth Eine fhli .
dren, TO bsmoan the loss OF . kiHd
husband and an affectieRate father
The character of the deeeased, i
generally known in bis o"n, and
8 neighboriag states.- He was Ia
borious aud faithrui defender OF ths
p y aa b ..fr- . e.r
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-25

NOTICE
vVyHE Ladies and Gentlemen Of A.
lexandris and It's vicinity are res
spsc,fully informed that
On Saturday Epesing Fsb. ~.
All o'cleek precisely. will take piscs
al Mr.. TaIpLETT's Bal Rssm,
A Grand Concert,
(Under the patronage Of scvera! Ladies'
and Gentlemcs Of Alexaadris
On the much admired and fashionable
king Barid's Pedl Harp.
PART LIST.
Grand Senats-by Carbon on the AaSF
Overture, Lodoiska.
Gen JaekseD's March.
Cnr1snendors Decatur's Favorits.
Hspe Teld . Flattering Tale.
The beastiful Mrs with variations,
/ PART I'd
Italian Air, accom- panied on the much
admired Spanish Guitar.
| Turkish March-Harp.
Sens-Keve ny Mary.
Waltz-wi,b Variations,
| The Rising Sun.
eONcLUDfHe
With sc3sral National Airs.
! rw Trketfs to be- had At Irihffhy
Hotel sna tAe Printing G1fees : Price
One Dollar.
l Rah Q1,ef7a. 49, ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-07
BY THE MAI

xrw.Yonk' 'pn e.,
We announce, with pieasurs' NV f =,
Ct the Z S:sloop Of War Holne ~,
Biddle, in 40 days from 81 oll'aa1 Il:
After he victory over the Pensu - So
Hornet, in company with the reaS't ~ b.
round the Cape OF Good FoPs' lin n
9Th of April, FELL in with "a : -, nv H.
gave chase 10 her. On The 2S'n' ,, - IL
covered her 10 be an English = ~ Homl
chased in turn. On he SOU, :. s.o,,esl
and Peacock separal, d,and the I :, 'V . tIs'
in pursuit of the Hornet, and a,'n ,aI I'd
IS to put three sho; in her 0u'' Ask
al through her Sails and higgins sals
only means OF effecting her ssss re ihrns5
guns Of the Hornet, except one'Ns, he tssj
over board, with all the pro'is.i'nI s.
spare, TIC The Hornet ar'i''a ned On Z
vac,or on The 9Th of june, and s'''s l's
10th. None ofthe Hornei WE ,eul. CT
aud all have recovered eScsF'
ner anG two men.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-07
THE FISHERIES.

! Eltys gr Coaam1ns, JuNE r5.-Sir /
Newport, at er loine obfervations, moved
for an Addrefs TO the Prince Regent,
praying his royal encouragement of the
Britiih American filheries.
Lord Caitlereagh approved of the oh
ject which the Hon. Baronet had in view.
There remained nothing in force Of the
Treaty of 1883 with America, but what
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-07

has croticd The ! eiilc OFT
Savoy.
Buonaparte left Paris FIR "
10Th, and theI3th was at 'eahr
the frontier. On The I4th h. nn.
a hlming addrels TO his foIc.
which it appeared, that Ney was to on-
nland the left wing.
Previous 10 leaving Paris he inllitutea
a Regency, competed of Cambraceres
Luclan anc Ioieph Buonaparte, Cardinal
Fetch, and his Minilters of State. His
communications will be addreGcd to the
Regency.
A battalion of The guards were order
ed off to the Netherlands yeaerday.
The European Congrefs OF Vienna clio
ed il fedions the 2oth May. Its pro
ceedings are fpeedily to be publilhed.-
The German CongTsis is to be removed
TO Frankfort.
Previous to the departure Of the En-
peror Of Aufria for his army, he gave
orders for the tx King Of Rome TO the
care Of his mother Maria Louifa They
are both to re6de at Scho=nbrun.
Before the allies entered Naples, a mob
ailailed the palace, in fearch Of the
butcher Of the populace of Madrid, and
he efcaped in difgnile on board a ner.
chant vefIei His Queen took refuge on
board Britilh man Of war She after.
wards failed TO Gaeta, received her chill,
drea on board and will proceed to Frielle
Aneora had furrendered, Prince Leo.
pold, Of Naples, and not King Ferdinand
had arrived in Naples.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-07

7, nil! bgrecollected lhsl o'~ esp'g',
his report of the battle OF Cap n ,b.ik ~
Cant. Treat ,esy severely. s.'teo .as 81 ces.s<
Be struck from he roll OF the srny ,n,ns AZ
ice, aud suspended him from au e,ova a5s"
repesIsd so!ici;a.ions, Gsaefsl b''s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-07

ahce, Grand Cross Of the order Of
yereiy.
Lieut.. Gen. the Earl Of Z xbrdge
leg amputated.
III. Gen. Dir r. Barnes, X. G. B,
mander of the Rath.)
1t. Geaerals--Sir Charles Alien
leg amputated hempt Haikett;
berg.
Golonels-Sir ]. Eiier; HaPris
Parnaby Sir w. Delaney,
Ii. Coloaels--Lord 4. somerset Y
tated; Hay; Vigerau AbercroD
Norcott Cameron; Wyndam Z
Ionell; EASTWOOD Sir X. Hill
Adam Miller; and sir Oh k
Decentralization +; Becky
che Parkinson Parker, LEI
Hamilton Lindsay; Watsc
J.. wilkins and "a. Miller
Copidins-Smith Tyler
4. Ficton Dance Sol
ney Napier: A. M. Do
csque, Aid-de-Camp to G
mates; Barnes Hon. -
arm amputated and A
Lieut.. General Picton
L;euteaants--toster
Strangway; Rooney,
Bruton Forbes; ID
de-Camp to Gen. : -I,
ton HeIse Gardir
mons; j. Gardiner
Wright.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-08-07

bat one
crew being {
Capt. DRUMN~
don papers 70 the { ca
with which we have !
and have copied from tha.
our foreign head.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LAND FOE SALE.

uzTuL. be sold, on the Let day OF September next.
Wv fine two first p,eEtioaed Tracts %. Land, TO
wit: 80
One Tract of Land lying in the County of Char
lote containing By estimation, Two hundred and forty
Two acres, b. the same more ar tess ana tounde. rs
Elmore, Margaret Weathvriord, and oie,s--Tbis
land is all wool aud said 10 be very goodior wheat,
corn aud tobacco.
At the same time and place, viii be offered for
Sale. Ons other Tract o. land, lying in tie County
OF L,neuburs, containing by estimation, hundred
and fiiiy acres, be the less generally
Known BY the name OF
BrezveS' Old Tract Of Land
There is, ON this Tract Of Land, a good dwelling
house eria other necessary oat.hoise5. The plan,
ss,ion is unier gpod fence, there is also, good APP
pie and peach orchard, On this this tract Of land
The sale OF the above ianl, will take place at Lees
Tavern, IN Charlotte County, who lives within few
miles OF the land.-Any person who wishes to view
the said Land, will apply to Capt. Night, or john
Scott, they both live near, and will show the SAID
land.
dave also, One other Tract of L,d, lying in tn,
containing 500 acres, which will be offered for sslc
on the Sth day OF September next-The sale Of this
tract of land will take place the premise Known
by the name Of Mcrryman's shop This tract of aud
hsa a, very g2cd Dwellng-Hoise, Kitchen, Smoke
House Sc This is very eligible situation for 1sv-
ern as it les 90 the Road leading from the South
the North and also one other Road lesyng from
East to West.
Any person who wishes to purchase the last mem
toned laud will apply to Mr. Jesse Iiix or Mr. Ralph
ATerryman, vino viii show the land.
TERMS will be nlade made known on the day of sale
by the subscriber.
THOS. FINER RYyh.4A.
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-, Ut FUBIIC .HUCIION,
.Nnyw reserve, IN Yhmsiy hc sd If .qlrusf
'e%f, az II o'clock, on ~, 5,et,,es he I.rse ID
tgaaIpoao1's barehaase', J,iaitg tie PROPERTY of
& hNboi them on the back street, mot more han
~ 'VO ieet from the CaUa below the r. cks,) $
'ut OF brck, and g about &C feet by isS.--ihe 9th
ers built of wood fronts on The street leading to MAJ
DFilge, and adoins the Brick House on the back
~, as Wsrehors, it is unieersjy admitted % BE-
'nF pest IN the Citythe lower pert fitted with tobc-
~ ~ p.,1es ano every other COINCIDENCE NED, ssgy to
Duscco Warehouss the upper part capable u So
f'ng4 or 5000 barrels a9ar.
hree, and months credit will be allowed, the
'itcasrrs giving notes wih approved endorseis and
o. trust uroa tie property to secure the pay
order Of the Rsopretors.
THOMAS TAILOR.
Juiy z2.----fas
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FOR SALE, or LEAoE.
GR.dVVILI WILLS.

vsNoSSs;EI'Hisk with the PLANrATioN, lying in
4 Charles-City County, directly on turkey Island
Greek, Complying in James RyerS Thu, Niil. is worth
the a a.eq.ioi' ofany person wishing to engage in the
v.. nss IS, as the tide makes rp 10 the Mill,
w S would be an easy of sending losr iron The
MIN to lad any vessel that they wosd t,ink pro-
rI I'm. the James River only about hafa
'n'ie rom the Mil These advantages are of the first
maSnltuds to the Milleron the plantation are many
s,o ans, H'sve,'ent housestl,ere large Dwei-
Oh ieet long two stories high, which com
i II"u nne prospect aTaverr, aud very good
Iaaa :. We hh', with convenient ont-houses The
"G very good, may be rated amongst the first
-, containing about 100 acres--the neighborhood
asreeao'e also COOL settlement for yheat.---
csnnst ne too much said in favor oths situati-
,Io-.nIoush ar, person wishing to purchase, may
INV ", terms bv applying in Powhatan Coun-
IT, w h,eii9rd Garter, Rockets Warehouse
n ne terms viii be made easy so as TO suit the pur-
unnecessary tn say any thing farther, pre-
su,nas any person wishing purchase, will view the
~, JAMES FERNAN.
nioRd . N0'''' io ""'oS ! ON N''cn-
July
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PLumsntA. 2oM .1hrtL 80

tYHtUtH, W.T. MINI, 1B15.
We, the undersigned commissioners an
pointc on behalf OF our respective govern
mcnt,, to inquire into aud r port upon, the
unfortunate occurrence # the 9th Of ADrd
INST. a. - .r,noor prison having carefully
perused the proceedings of the several courts
Ut inquiry institute imnsd stely after thar o.
vent, oy the orders Of admiral SIR John Duck-
worth and major Gener = Brown. respective
y, as well a. dispositions taken at tie coro.
ner si"quest nyoh thu 5o ic, Of the pris ,ners.
VINO 'os' tneir hvss up that 10. laucboly q, ca
SION; upon winch inquest tie jury found
We dct Of Jasuhiblc homicide :.pr6.ee6ed ,o,.
media;eJ TO ,hc examination .l5on oath in .,e
presence o. enc or were &C she m7ei.tr,t44 ~
the yie'nity, OF al the witnesses, both Ameri
Can and y gl'sh, w" offered themselves for
'has par JOSH or "ac could be discovered as
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PROPOSALS

NNTILL he received, until the FIST Of August next,
w for the building OF a Presbyterian Church on
Shockoe Hill. The brick and wood work will be con
traeted fer separately Such disposed TO become
uhdcrtakers, will please leave their proposals and
Inmates with Mr.. Orris Paine, who will slew the plan
and superntcnd the Building generally.
n. b. Application will be male to Subscribers
forl half Then contributions for the above pur-
yUse, from and after the first of next October,
and for the other moiety, the first of January,
1916.
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VIRGINIA.

A ] Superior Court Of Chancery, holden at the
Capitol, IN the City Of Richmond, June ist, 1915
H%ney Owlc aud Betsey Owe, (ntl,erwise called
Macy Howle md Betsy lIowle,) infants by Dan
ici Vanduvsll their guardian aud next friend
Pitts.
against,
William br.ce, j.. admir- &c of Charles Price. de-
ceased. Archibald Blair, Phoebe Williams. ad,n'Ix.
o. Elisha Wiiinms, deed and Edward Days.
sdm'or. OF Elisha Price, decd
Defts.
va hot"n ol the Plaintiffs 10y counsel. md fi. ven
sons slfUariOg, mt Ct tI,c Commissioners IF tl..
Court, IS erected 20 perform l,s order made in this
eaus, on tue sixth day Of Januasy, SID, in place of
the Commissioner therein nsmed
A Cunv.--- Feat,