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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-29

BY the politeness of Mr.. S. Hunting Of South
ampton, l.. l. We a,e informed Of the loss
of the ship Live Oak. Captain Yarreil, Off
that place, last week. The Live Oak was
bound from this port for Leith, with Cargo
OF 60 pipes of gin, los casks of powder. and
bales of dry goods, SC. &c. On Tuesday af-
ternoon last. (the 1lth inst.) the vessel was
perez we'd to be on fire in her run, (suppssed
to be troma candle taken below by sailor
t. draw gin) and on giving che alarm and
making enquiry, the mate cried out FROM
forward that it was impossible to extinguish
the fiames. The boat was instantly let down
and the captain with his lady and crew le.t
the vessel rs quick as possible and Mastered
ashore, distance Of about ten miles and the
wind blowing directly on, the ship driftcd
after theni,- and stuck on the bar, Ia
bout mile from where the Sylph was lost) a
quarter OF a mile from the shore. At o.
clock on "Wednesday morning, the flames
reached the powder, and the ,ssel blew up,
with an explosion that terrified the inhabitants
for many miles in the surrounding Country
with shock like an earthquake. One OF her
anchors was thrown OH shore, and some of her
timbers mile and half from the spot, and
500 pieces of duck and other cloths have been
picked up. The vessel belonged 10 the capt.
Yarral, of Roanoke, n. Carolina, aud the
cargo was consigned to some merchant in this
city not known, as the papers were destroy
ed.
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THE FISHERIES.

The intelligence relating to the interrupt
on of the fishermen Of tue Cnit@d States by
the British, in the Atlantic ocean, was, we
believe, universally unexpected. There
was no AntiAngican, there was no Gallcan
(whom the friends of Great Britain or the
British people allege to exist among us) who
as to hazard an opinion that Great Britain
would ever attempt to interfere with our
rights to fish i'll places not within cannon shot
of their continental or insular coasts that
is to say. of the fast land of Canada, Nova
Scotia, ewBrunswick, Newfoundland, &c.
For public functionary of the United
States 10 frcaf TOR our right TO FISH IN the wa
ters Of the Atlantic, not lying within cannon
shot Of these coasts Tor within the proper or
legitimate jurisdictonal line on the connect
ed waters) would BE- 10 dcrogate fr0m he
b1defeHdence of the states Immediately con
cerned, and Of the United States. We be-
lieve that no American, however enlightened
and just III his judgement he may have been
held by Great Britain, however liberal and
urpreiudiCed size may have deemed such A.
mercan to be, has ever contemplated the
possibility that Britain would one dy sec up
such pretcnsion on the waters of Tie Attain
TIC as she has now carried into execution by
a prohibition and requirement OF our fisher
men to desist.
The affair IS, IN several views, and on pfin-
Cipes 50 deeply impressive aud interesting
the United States aud to cur eastern brc.h.e
that we hope % see precise verh, d stat
lnent Of ali such cases as have occurred.
Dcmo. Press.
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FOR SALE.
WILL BE SOLD.


an the 18th day of August, on the premises, that
" pdftabIe MI, Of the late capt. Henry Garrett,
decd. OF King X Queen The Mill is on the man road
leading 10 the courthouse Of the aore county and
about halfa mile Ii ON tie RIVER, with Greek runnn,.
up to the MIL, admitting boats sufficiently large T.,
take of the -four manufactured at the AIiil--The
House Is large and commUdious, with two pair o.,
Burr and one Cologne Stones, boiling cloths corn
breaker, aud all the necessary machinery for manu-
featuring There are large crops OF wheat general,
matte IN the neghborhood and for person disposed 10
enter into that line OF business would ind this pro-
perry worth their attention. II is also valuable as
il-hil-and an excellent place for RAISING hogs on
the Creek--kewise adjoining the Mil, there are 40 or
so acres of excellent Land. anil new house. nearly
finished, which with small expence, would be very
comfortable fer small family
WILL BE SOLD, AT THg SANE TIME AND PLACE
Two Bkacksmiths,
With the tools OF the Stop, Zone Of which is very fine
SInith.) The above Mil and Land may be purcha-
sed at private contract before the day Of sale. Th
Mill and Land win be sold for third in cash. and
the balance liz two equal annual payments. Bonds
SID approved security, the bonds to carry interest
troH the date, il not punctualy paid. The Smiths for
cash.
II Ssequested that all indebted to the estate will
make Immediate payment, and those who have cL,in,s
TO bring them ard, that may be apprsed OF the
debts, to make arrangements for 'ischargng them
THOS. GARNETT,
JAS. GARRETT. Executors.
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THIRTY DOLLARS RE " ARD.

4 IN ne night Of The 14M June. 1915, at the
" BehLIdUe'1, the Cifysof ifichaload.
Ne r0om IN 7Vhch The Subscriber iodged,
1o0S entered 65 some Uidaau, and his poceels
,eeFe ro6oed 81 tie foporving articles uiz. SioeI
Wafch made 6y Nathaniel -jfaco,l, (1Lo,eloa,
n,tRoe1' mt ''enieniJered--a red .9iotscco porkG
Dook, containing Ba,l Notes. to the aino7rnt Of IS
,Iok{GrS-lpHH5ers, h9fes Sc f1J,gofe,-a Boad 81
zen to me ny Dr. G,a,tUiie G,oaock fo, 10 ,laIs.
TviM credit tie btce of t1ue7ltg dollars
one green by Elisha Bhuclt--o71e efue,r 5y John
r. Cooke to Ili6am anderson, zOjpo assigned the
same to DR.. Chtnies Cockeu,l order 7.e,l n, y3r
Nm. Cr14mp, of fO4OhatGtn, on Nm O'I1Rcg. in f.
vor y capt j. Jeter--a bond given by .gf,. Hobso7,
u PoTohasdu, 10 Or. ~. Crisub 4vi,o osSgned he
same TO Capt John .ioter--a bond Of David John
sons, syef6hs 10 Join Jetei>u bo,ld e1en bu Uent,
BOeh p,cj To1Oaaftp bago5le TO JoLu Jeters-a,, or
der g1,sn by Francis anderson, on Dr. JoI,1 H. fr-
c'ie, az fc0r Of John Jeferfogete1. .rifh n,,s c
cgtats oelo'tsFng 70 Dr. Char es Cooke, DR.. Georee
". CrnrlP, and the said Job =, Teter--qLSO. a,4Se
raj orL1S sisvl to me by 4S erent Persons, sshieA
cannot he remembered
"A REGARD of1,EJV DOLLARS 7viH be a-f1,e, tsy.
mePscket- 6o9k md Papers, md IJIE.SIY DGL.-
Inns TAR t!c Wntch.
.4ny person 7Oho ,piH delver the a6ove articles TO
Mn. .AnrHun G. BooKEn, at the Argus Office, Rich
mend, shGHrecetve The aIoue rervatd III Persons
are IieTe6y from trading fur any of tie sad
BERNARD sEAY.
PainesyilIe, (Ameln) JuIy 2S.---w2w
n. p. On the 18th June last, a man quilted the
BeH-Tavern, who had passed himself oft m lSicI,-
mOnd On. FARROw of South arol;na who il eus-
peced rs having committed this Robbery rs he Iog-
ed in the room adjoining the one 10 Which Mn SsG1
slept. ms person hired Gig and Horse OF MIR.
Thomas BOhannou, of this place and sold then, IN
Fredericksburg. The last I heard of him. he had ia
ken the Siege at fredericksburg for the Northwart
The Public are cautioned against this fellow He IL
tail man, OF genteel appearance, and dresses gene
rally in black.
2 RRootcS
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c. -1'ERNELL q ". c. Dry.

EfROi OSE have a Pumc Examination, of their
>cl'Dol, Friday aud Saturday ia. 2StI, aud 2gth
instant.
The Classical department will be examined ON Fri
day, aud the Elslsh aud Scientific, on Saturday.
The Examination will commence at o'clock, ON each
day.
Parents and Guardians of Children aud all who feel
Interested in the Education of Youth are resDecttu
! requested To- attend
A, 4o'cloc< ON Saturday evening" the Junior Class
es will meet mt the Capitol to rectc Speeches To
this eNni on of The first essays of our little Speak
ers, the Lsdes OF Richmond, aud Youth OF both sexes
as well as Gentlemen, are respect uy invited
Alter the examination, the school will be vacated till
the LIST Septembe, when it will be recommended.
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FRENCH H4Y---FOR SALE


WTILL BE SOLD, at Auction, on the premises, on
w Saturday the 5h day of August next, und, r
the management I'll MIR. 1huIaas Taylo- one OF tn.
hanisomest CountrySrats IN the neiKhboripood of
Richmond, known by The name Of FRENCH HAY,
tie residence OF the late John Hicks. Ii i nine miles
from town, and contains by late survey $50 -S acres
The situation = HEALTHY, airy and agreeable. The
land lies IN very desirable manner between The Chick
shonin add Stony Run, at their confluence AID TIE
northern Stage-Toad and the road leadIg to the
Forks of Hanover Ii is bounded on the south by
Chckaiionln on the north aud east by Stony-lIun
and on the west by the land OF Mr.. Joseph Mosby -
The improvements, good two story brick dwell
inghouse, an excellent kitchen, and appropriate out
honscs, an excellent large and connections barn. and
good orchard plat Of the land may be seen ut the
Cotfee-fiouse--b those wishing to purchase are in
vied ~ view the premises, which will be shewn them
by the manager, living on the farm
The terms OF Sale will be 8, 0, and twelve months
credit the purchaser giving his Aegptable note with
an approved endorser for the first payment and sec
ring the two last by Deed Of Trust on the property or
suspension oftitle till the payments are made Pos
Ass'pn will be given on the first day OF Jan. next, with
the privilege of seeding crop Of small grain at the
usual time, and immediate possession Of the dwell
Ing-honse, kitchen, &c. Il required.
THOMAS PRICE, IT,
JOS. VI. SHEPPARD
july 6--tda
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN--That Petition will Tx,
4 wise be presented 70 the next General Assent.
OF Nigiua, for act, for the incorporation Ola Con
psny and authorizing The opening and laying ont
house.
Iliy 15.-:f
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AN ELEGANT SCTTE FOR BUILD


WiLL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder ON Sat-
w ur'lay xt, the 99th INST at O'Clock ia the G.
vening, that hig and beautiful hall acre lot ON G
street, immediately opposite the residence of Major
,i"no%ay, and used by him a lumbcr-yard--i will
he di'iSe or sold altogether suit pesHns dis .osed
TO purchase this lot It's believed is the highest poi. il,
the City ct Richmond. Terms vii be aceomnoda-
ting TUOS TAYI Or
Jny 25--ds
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Council Chamber, !
Richmond, July %, 1915. s
vn-nTf>YC

IHNiE Commandments OF Artillery Companies uitIn
Il this Colnronwealth, are hereby notified, that
such OF theE as have Artillery mounted are required
ana auth rssd by advice of Council of the SIst
March, 1915, to have good and sufficient shelters e.
reced, IN some proper situation, within their respec-
I'VE countias, to secure them from being Injured by
,.le weather-frorlded that the exp.nc. ofthe same
shall not exceed the following rates, viz For n
shelter 10 two pieces of Artillery with Carriages the
sum of fifteen dollars, anil Tor shelter 10 four pieces
win carriages, The sum of twenty dollrs and that
On presenting their accounts TO the Executive De-
partment, they will be paid.
WIN. ROBERTSON, C C.
July 26.---tf
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20 DOLLARS REJE.aRD-

NI.W-.f-IV.IT
ETROM The Subscriber, living in Powhatsp ce1n
u ten miles above the Cour-House, tws negro ncn,
named
nm ND YORKE,
JIM ia shout 80 or s. ear4 old, yeIlouish eo,o-
plexion, spare mad -YDREEis about rs years old,
dark complexion, also spare.
will give lie above reward Cor both, or ten dollars
fr cilhcr, flroas d 10 me, secured in any Jail r.,
hss STATE ipresime they are lurking in this neigh
jnDrhOOd.
.4ROW By9SRlNig.
~. -----rg3rtl
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Pdnesyine, (Amelia) 5uly H.
Richmond, Iuy 22-----w2w
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.

TsNiA1 Position will be presented to the next
d General Assembly Of Virginia, praying for an
act 81 Incorporation of the Banking Comnan,, sta
biislicd IN dre Town Of Dumfries-and that charter
Oc granted the same.
by Order cfhe Board Of Directors.
July f5.-tf
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July TO-,
$50 re WARD.

GTOLEN on Thursday night. the e9th of June
, from the subscriber living at Carriers Ferry
Gooehland County, Virginia, my RIDING HORSE
a bay, not very bright, remarkably well made,
twelve years old, nearly five feet high, but
from his close form and bulk, would not appear
more than four feet III, very short neck and bo,ly
rides toteraby well, pa rather short trots very lie.
Yer and easy, and forced gallop bears on the bit
and she~s his teeth do not recolIeet any white a,
bout hm, but when clelne there may he discovered
black streok his back bore, which extends from his
name TO lis tail, that has been nickel When ro,e
brisk carries well and moves it frequently, which NAV
be CALI q switching. When standing by the bride OF
feeding, and you approach him, he backs his ears *
shews disposition to Kick or bite-shod all round &
very fat when taken
will give the above reward for the delivery of the
horse and thief or twenty live dollars Tor the horse
only.
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Wx.COB3ETT.
BoTLEY, 18th May, 1915.

EXTRACT ot'a letter Gdthreased BIZ Wl7 Goblet
TO tie Holders IF the Public FH1,Lis IN England,
Pointing out the mtschieUoIts consegueRces OCu
neyc Wtlr to their interests:
Tie certainty that your will continue 10 melt
away they have melted, is, would think, quite
sufficient TO make you deprecate the renewal Of
Having lost so ginea out Ofevery go guiaess that you
possessed in 1892, D the first restoration of the B0ur-
bons, would think tat you would dread q second
success OF the kind as you would dread the hour Of
death. The late lsstcd 20 years. exclusive of the
peace of Amiens. Another I6 years oi var at the
same rate, would take away the remaining ~ guineas
So that IL ola second success" you would
be wth1ut penny. But IL is not thus that the thing
would travel The stone that rolls down hill, even il
the surface be ssoo, goes suitter and switer asst
approaches the bottom, ard it meet with ruhs in IT'S
way It's bounds add 10 its yelocity, till at last Il comes,
OF a single jump, like bali from dic lannon's mouth.
Soft will b. because, 50, from the nst o Thugs, il
must be with funded property, IL We n0~ enter on
war OF any considerable duration
To be satisfied OF the truth 81 this, you have only To
look wat he's taken place IN other countries where
there have been indng systeias, and attic increasing
force OF the debtln E'gi.mL Since tle utdi y sys.
tenn began we have iad seven wars. The debt crCa-
ted Ivy each is as follows:
Tie first var, which ended in 1907, Ai09o00o.
The second wac which began in 1908, i35 OOg, 900.
The hira war. which begsa in 1859 S,0OO,OO0
The fourth war, which begun IN 1856, f52O0O,OOD
The 6Nh war which began IA f705IOS, O0O,OJO.
The sixth war, which 1cgani1 1898, 291 OoO0U.
The seventh war, winch began IN 1893, 10000,
90
T0tai--ig92 900. 900.
There arc, p rhars, thirty or forty millions
fotng d. ht, besides tie amon' OF the a1C'-s
o. c last War, 81 hat sOpu egl years Of war ula,
m ,ll h,i nan proh'b. bring dc debt 70 1000 h.I
crt "a uhic D.i.t, 30 wouidreDdt fle funds po5s.s
s,din f7g1 anrta nothing 1T ali utthc thing vOud
hardly ,,l0cceJ Il would hardly get along - ny rate,
70 ti,is l.agh an addition ci3 or4DO.OCo.Ooo l..
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f'~sC " Oh ~
81 NiNES aud Forks
IN cket & Penkniyes
Scissors, Razors
Pins, Needles
Glaciers Diamond
Surveyors aud Pocket
COmpasses, Chains
Aiath. instruments
Fashionable Tea Tr
Walters, Bread Baskets
Caddies, Dress'g. Boxes
Sugar and spice Boxes
lin, Iron and Copper
Tea-Kcttles
Tea and Coffee Pots,
Coffee Mills,
Chatting Dishes
Gri,iirons
Table, Tea and Soup
Spoons
Bell metal Kettles ami
Mortars
Frying Pans
Cos! Scutties, Sites
Rim and Casters, plated
and wood
Brass Desk Mounting
Commodes, handles and
Roses
Screw Knobs aud Rings
PuAies, Bolts
Quadrant and Catches
Escutclieons. Bed caps
Iron, Wood and Bass
Casters
Brass and Wooden Cocks
Coach Nails
Weights and Scales
Cork Screws
Mattresses, Shoe thread
A supply OF GUNS and
LII, &C
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S1RAYED OR STOLEN

Frost THE SUBSCRIBER,
a Petersburg the night OF the 10th inst during
"A the fire,
A DARK BAY HORSE,
about feet high. switch tail, has lump on his back
abOnt the size an egg, occaoned by the saddle and
believed there is small white spot on one of his hiud
feet, and star on his forehead
Any person who willdeliver the said horse at Elss
Tavern, IN Petersburg secure him, tbatI get him
again, shall be literally rewarded.
III. MERRIMAN
July of---otn
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VALUABLE LAND F0RS.aLE.

DURSUANT to q Deed of Trust executed to the
il Subscriber by Thomas ID. Chamberlayne, and
now now ct record in King William Court, / shall on
wednesday, the Soth Of August, proceed sell, for
cash, at King William Courthouse most de sirsle
htue farm. This tract by recent survey. contains
two hundred aad ninety acres exclusive Of about one
hundred acres of sunken grounds, which are heavily
umbered with ash, gum &c. and an excel Mt range
tor stock The arabic land isconsdcred of The most
lively, fertile quality. Its washed in the south by the
Pamunky River, where the navigation is bold enou oh
Tor shps-aEd there is pa OF Virgin,a WIN re sorus
and all the wild fowls which frequent fres waters
are more abundant-and where al the time, all
the productions Of the salt be obtained ith
the greatest facility The nihborhocd is agreeable,
and the subscriber assured that purchaser would
have in his power purchase other lands contiguous
If he wished it.
HERBERT A CLAIBORNE
King VIM. July 26.-lri
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articles. T,liich he lrsz
'sonable fein,s-
Saws of every description
Files, Locks, Hammers
Planes x Plane Irons
locks. Bolts, Hinges
Wood Screws
Drawing aud Cutting
Knives
Curriers' do. Atlzes
Cast Steel
Ch'zcis and Gouges
Spoke Slaves
Augcrs, Gi.nbIets
Braces ani Bits
Compasscs. Rules
Squares, Revils
l'incers, Nippers
Brad AVIS, Oii Stone y
Thumb batches
Glass Paper, Hoes
lIstchets, rrnweis
Spades, Shovels,
Scythe Blades
iieap Hooks
An,iis, v,srs
Timers and Biacksmith's
Beck Iron
Bellows, Screw Plates
d d Screws, Nails
Il ads, lacks, Sprigs
Steel, German, Blister
ed, Sc.
Iron, Window Glass
Sash Puliies aud Lac,
Fish Hooks and Lines
Homes, Gun Locks
Galiipers, Plycis
Chest of Shoe-makers
Tools.
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~-~> - - A<ee%<<N AAa< ~ ~
I'D ANYWAY from the Subscriber, on the night
Z q OF the 2Sa list prentice Boy, named
JOHN D.1f, md q ih. b,, k-la, iug and plaster
ing uade-h is about 40 Yeas OF age, tosrs,le STA
thre, has down itok when spo~en IN. As he has y
consider able quantity OF cl,hes !, is impossible. To- ss,
what ns DIRE - is Tue above reward viii be paid or
the Il, liver, of the ssiDAY, ia Richmond, with rea-
sonasie charges. All Persons are forwarded from
employing or h.rbori'y sid DAY, as | will prose-
suic AL such Offenders.
t JOHNSON EUBANK.
lie Elior OF the Petersburg Daily Courier is
quested to pub ish tn; above every other day for
,n wees, AND forward his account to the Editor OF
til Enquirer.
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NOTICE.
ROBERT JOHN ION
AT The
CROSS-CUT SAY.
RICHARD w. BYRD

Has received By The Brig Byofjters,
FROM LIVERPOOL,
FIFTY PACKAGES
Consisting IT the IoiLozeiry articles 7yliich he .r
1iSb0Se NJ n,l rensn1lrlLle l,,.n,r-- -
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JOHN wooDsoN +.
I,lIr 10

The Editors Of the National Inteligenccr and BaIi
more American, are requested to publish the sboye
advertise cnt IN their papers 8 times and transmit
their arc0mpts 20 This Once fir pa, meat
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PISTOLS daily expected.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-21
Commercially Ia,portan,.

Bordeat.G. Sept. &C.
Re ship General Jackson has not
vet Dss:e her appearance. A short delay
will however &c Of no detriment to her
vcyage,ss cation still keeps up. and is
even Qn the rise. Prime Louisiana
woula now bring 915 f.: and as the
Purchases made here have been mostly
forthe English market, the gradual but
certain Improvement of exchange on
Tendon. will enable the purchasers to
80 hgser. even If prices should remain,
stationary in England.
Aonantity eff Louisiana cotton.o Of or
|dinafy quality, was sold. a day or two
since f,r 200 per Kill. and a lot Of 27
|ba!es Of prime Upland at COS. These
|saies show the Importance of critical se-
|iect'ons OF goods snr this market.
= Exchange on I.onaon IS f,nw Fl. 20.
go tor one pound stprling. The PAR of
|exehaegc Il about ss sS: and as the
|s,ast subsidies must be RENTED 20 Eng
|lansl, eycbanse must soaIi be above par
|oa i-aas!on. On Amesisait is nov 6.
s CO.. the paris S a5.p
81 peterslfss@, Sept g.
~ gFcas rartsEi our ii ana sactares is
wv Is the hands Of spectators, who
,'a'E s mn Beai1y every thing they oonid
my a1s = tire conclusion OF Peace between
ssti'esssa and 6. Britain. but the de-
|a'aad from yo,w country, NOT having fal
answered tijeiF expectations most Of
'ae'n are wiling to realize our quota
'isas. Our manufactures, however are
more steady in their demands since tbs
,savanced price Of the material aud OF
LABOR makes their pfodactic,ls stand
mem in higher than t.rmerlt. Gu
s,Ock of first quality, especially sail
\ ~. and sheeting is BY ne r,vans con
"snp has maintained its price. a.
very large exrprtatien, not less thar
-'1ls.s2a Foods has takcr place tn.
Is chiefly d RTitain AID the gnite,
stats vw old stock # this article
- sss'''er NTH The whale If oar spin.
ssa sa'ss'er ssSpIy, is nav exported
ssa lave only d late delivery =
s :. so'a''o i''nsl pert = on han.! and ,'art,
sspeesso, = &@la therefore b. yail
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-21
From unforeseen circum-
stances we have been corn
PEELED to issue this morning 5
paper printed only on one
side
r % S r. s. c. II IP 4,
From our .N y. Correspondent.
Saturday 10 o'clock.

/ BY fhe brig Orient, capt. Hicks, ar,
rived this morning in Al days from Dub.
lin papers to the 9TH of October, London
dates to the 4th, and Paris to the goth
sept. Extracts follow.
The Mail due yesterday arrived last
levening.-Another days Paris papers
have been received by it. They continue
to speak as if the Treaty Of Peace were
ACTUALLY signed, and some private ac-
counts give even the conditions. The
Fourier afirms, on the authority Of pri-
|vateletters, that no treaty has vet been
Isigned. Probably, however, some ar
|rangement or instrument amounting to
the same thing has been coded to. It is
scarcely possible to doubt this, as the Al
lied sovereigns would not quit Paris &
leave their work unfinished.
The emperor of Austria set off for
DJon on Friday last, accompanied By
the King of Prussia, and it is said the
emperor of Russia will join them there.
1t is said tie states ofltaiy are to asse 8
bic in diet similar to that OF Germany.
and that the emperor Of Austria is to BE-
declared their chief, by the title Of
!" Protector of the Liberties of Italy.''
| The Pope, in a manifesto, complains
OF the emperors not restoring the Papal
possessions. His Holmes compliance too
that the king Of France does net restore
Avignon and Venaissin while he praises
the kindness of the emperor of Russia &
of the Prince Regent Of England, nei-
Their Of them Catholics
The following conditions of peace are
said to have been agreed upon:-
The different allied powers are to
leave $4,000 trosps to be supported for
seven years, at the expense Of France.
France to pay war contribution,
which some state at COO, others at 300
aud others at 900 millions
All the pictures and statues removed
from foreign countries to be restored.
Chambray, I.andas, and some
other portions Of territory TO be ce-
dad.
Several fortresses to be occupied
by the al'iss until the complete pay
rnent Of the contributions. 1t isl
hoped, however, that Isle and
Stratsbnrsh, The occupation of (which
were At first demanded, will not be
among the lumber.