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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-28
III.'T RECEIVEn-

JCc hf.CElN ED,
Bv the HiGin7i Hunter. fran .Nesc- I-orI,
10 hhds. St Croix Sugar
Ibis 80 do
10 boxes fresh London Mustard
20 casks Loudon Brown Stout
100 reams WfaISling Paper, 5 bags Pennet,
10 tons asserted Country Iron
10 do Swed,s do
Best German and BIsiered Steel
sd.l0d. led. AMI cod. Cut Nails
ton Shot, COCO Id. soal Leather, and for
sale on reasonable terms, " cash. town acoep-
tances, by ROBERTSON s. DYER
They will rent the upper part Of the Tenement oc-
cupied by them, suitable for the accommodation Of
aprivaie family.
Octob r g. 5i-Iw
WINES, HANDY & GERMAN GOODS.
TEVHE Subscribers will receive in two or three
a davs-S0 quarter casks cid Sicily Ms2eira
Wine, OF superior quality,
4 pipes three year old White Wine,
Q do Oil Cogniac Brandy,
bales best brown Hempen Linen,
do Hessians aid do. Brown PiatilIss---
Offered for sale Immediately on arrival.
NoncUre, Robinson e PlcosantS, 2. MS.
October 2s. 5i-;f
DRY GOODS, &c At AUCI ION
EGARKHlI.LS, DUNLOP * COPELAND, viii
4 seIlon Monday next, the S0th Inst. at II o.
clock, GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS.
amounting to about 600.
.9mang 7gaich gre the. fa7ozeiqy,
case Irish Ii en-, bale Ressians
do I,o,.n Rolls, sitaiie for SAcEs
. do Indr. Cotton, Bailas & Gasr.hs
do Blankets,
] case Linen Diaper, DO Lawns
do Jaconet Cambria
so pieces ga Cloth asserted culors
do Carpetipg, 6 Carpets
90 pieces Flannel, 40 20 MarseiIles Nesting
$50 do Calico, II do Swansdown
40 do white Domestic Cotton
81 do Book Muslin,
In st.flad f, 0o1.Oo R,ttf<xr
so pounds Thread, assorted colors
trugk ltihban IS, well assorted
81 pieces Planes
II do Flag Handkcrchiefs, Sc. &c. sc.
Terms, AT SALE.
October 90. SIT
100 crates well assorted LlyrpeoOl ware
10 hhds Lost Sugar, and
90 bids Brown Sugar
Just received, and far sale, IN
LUKE e STEER.
Oetober oS. st-SS
MURPHY & SCOTT, HAVE ~ sTone,
so hhds New Orleans, and
90 bbls. LOAF SUGAR, of superior quality.
October @. SIT
LONDON ). CLOTHS, AND CASSINERES
Alilled Stockinett Ioilenetts and Malseilies
Cambria and corded Dimities
Gireharas and cotton Checks
J4ckonett and camb,ic Musiins
Caliicoes and Prints, Lnstring and fSornbazines
Bpmbazcits and Moieskn
Ladi s and Gentlcmens' worstel Drawers
Gentlemens' w0rstcd Shirts
DARK wor5cd HalElIosc
French Cambyics ami long Lawns
Damask ard diaper Table Cloths
a. 50 and 1914 Diaper
Ready-nade Great Coats
l dozen rsady-ma}e hair Mattresses
Ready made kidder Minister Carpets and Car
petli1g
dnz n eiecSut Brussels TO- and hearth Rucs
Bobbing colo ed, and oxnaburgs Thread, aud
red Lace
Rves' v9ter coors in boxes
Cotton Shirt NJ, fine Thread and cotton Lace
so kegs White Lead, Is Spanish brown
Durham Mustard and Putty
Bcst Dutch Guills, Pins ami Needles
RecefUsd 6y the Indian Clicf. and FIR safe.
ELLIS & ALLAN.
October IS. SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-28

gaJHE SUBSCRIBERS have formed a
conrer'ionn tlr wl0lesaic DTy-Good litsneT, tnis
the firm Of S0gis'iaud Coi9uhot1' y CO. Richmond. ara
have taken dc nous lateiy occupied BY Hcss3 T97fti's
4 Muyoy. iar bought The whole Of tielr Importation
Tor this f conssirg pa g1eTs assortment Of SUBJ
London clpti End cisimcr vtstiugs, hucus, cUt =
.y. din't.t scsuric 81 sooDet r'siins, iadci CT vi
mrs. Doiinus best London hats, pms end fr, fat.
TN, rose 81 dHfle hlanbets, woeln e RI lla
sssr lle7t u H0fdsp0ye q Ctfie5v, III n s. fa
- 1T hand Immediately, and viii le sold o. 1lltirr
tcrIis.
1l51r ca5theta, by Smith -'rn4 Csir, u,
Wu. coigaMe.a, Aafg. I'm Cslent,ur.
October Is. si-ift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-28
FROM THE MISSOURI.
81. In1Lie .Sehte.

oE. I-oH7S, Sefltember 20.
We learn that the Commissioners an
pointed to treat with the Indians of the
Mississippi, will close their labors without
a prospect of effccting negotiation with
the Sacs of Rock river, and their Allies the
Winabagocs, Falsavone, Kickapoos, &c.
&c. 1t is said, that Fort will be imme-
diately erected near the river Desmoin.
preparatory to further operations in the
spring, and that Fort Usage will be also
prepared for the reception OF company of
regular troops.
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SCRJPm
BE ON THE ALERTl

Ns1r-Yo',ls, October OF.
We learn by n gentleman from Canada, that
1000 troops were expected from England, TO garris-
on the different Notifications on the Lakes, SIC. aud
that the British were terrifying the Isle au Noix, on
Lake Champian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-28

From the Platfsburg Republican, Oct. IL.
M j Gen. Brown, and suite, arrived in
town on Saturday last. On Monday he
visited the cantonment, when salute was
fired from Fort Brown. The Gen. took
his departure for Boston on Thursday last.
Lieut.. Col. Towson, and a company of
Light Artillery, left this place for Boston
on Thursday last. We understand Col.
Towson viii have command at Boston,
MAJ. Churchill is commanding officer at
thisport.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-28
DRY.GOODs Az AUCTION.

TEyHE Subscribers have lately received.
and will sell, Monday next 3oti inst. positively
without Limitation, aiout 80 fd-k1gc comprising the fol-
lowing articles. vz Ros AMI striped Blankets, g and ~
cloths a plains, aue knit yarn hosiery rottOr shrtIngs,
cabrcs. gucJns Dlsln, best German Oznargs,
ckienburgs and Rolls. eirgaut wac0anss, saWls, and
great variety Of Other articles, too numerous for aver
tsrncut.
Terus.-Undrr 100 doa. cash 100. ani not esocetIng
500 ~ days 500 dollar and upwtrl 4aid nioiis Gre
dit, for approved notes.
Moncltrc, Robinson q Pfeasaafs,
Fcudne Masters
The above saie i no, tse place until Wce yi1y, she
Nov. BY whc1 time srtct4gc or co1o Col.vorth
Of Fresh Goods IN ,ditout1 the above, VIZ fnuuel coat
ings paiu miidng nid common broad cloths cnssrTes.
sl--n M. z p.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-28

CT The Subscriber will continue to transact bu-
siness on Commission. and pledges himself to give.
unremitting attention to whatever may be con6Ged
to his care. THO'S. RICHARDSON
October g. 5f-St
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TOW.N .A.ND COU.MTRY.


Our beautiful City is now putting on the appear
ance of perfect FAIR.-.Ne7s FIRMS glitter on the
siSns-and our streets lined with goods of every
variety, from all the Of the worl.---The In
dian Chief from London, and Philip rabb from Liv-
erpoo, have brought int this river not less than to
0o,OOOt. sterling. We can promise the Country
Merchants many an article in their line, on mode
rate terms--without charging them with the freight
from the northern towns, or shaving their Virginia
notes at q or per cent. discount, they are civil
enough to do in New-York.
Nothing, indeed, seems easier thin to establish
direct intercourse between olT towns and cOun-
try. Why should ne be dependent upon the North
Tor the foreign gools which we consume Why
pay the Northern Merchant bis commission, US
well rs the c0astiDg skipper his freight If we
must have foreign articles, let us import them
selves. II we had as much enterprise as capital our
merchants might import large proportion of those
goods whchar necessary for our State consump-
ton. We raise many equivalents which the En-
glish merchant will be happy to ccive. Our to-
saccoes are alwaysin request-The old crop has
sold from 20 to 81 S-the for 81 to 22.-Be-
s'hes, we have other productions, which may COM
mand Bills. Our wheat is l0s-Our corn will
come to good market.
Enterprise is the principal thing wanting to
crown Richmond with prosperity, wealth and ho-
nor Let us embellish her with those internal i'm
proyements, which are the ornament and pride of
cities. Let found Schoolst!is is the first great
object to be ssught-in this respect, we hail with
pleasure the rising ola fair dawn upon Our pros
poets Letus clear out cur rirer belo.o-and stretch
its communications with the 7veSfer7t 1vaters These
are the two great propOsitioss which we shall have
the honor in few days Of submitting to its citizens
Men OF enterprise and capital we call upon you
to come forward-to clear away all diiculties---and
appear before the bar Of our approaching Legsla-
ture with Scheme 10 remove the Bar to WarWeks
land with Scheme, to open the communication OF
the James River, by the nearest Portage, with the
Great Kenawha.
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Charleston Ontoher Oh

4 n EN- n.
BY the British schooner Mary Ann, Cap
tain BARTON, arrived at this port ycster-
day, in days from Nassau, we received
filr of the Bahama Royal Gazette to the
9TH inst. inclusive. We have made some
extracts from them, which will be found
below. 1t appears By vessel arrived at
Nassau from London, via Madeira, that
0onafarte had arrived at that Island on
his voyage to St. Helena, OH board Sir
Cock6nrn's flag ship, the squadron in COM
pany. The 52d British regt. was on board
the squadron, destined to act as Napolcon's
guard.
BY an extract of a letter from Cartha-
gena, so late as the 10th of September, that
important place had not surrendered to
Morila's army-jndeed it had not been
attacked. Martpl law had been pro lain
ed and every inhabitant of the city, To-
re1gners as well as natives, were determin-
cd to resist to the last extremity in defence
OF the place, their liberties, & the + fanilies.
lnere are not few enterpriz;ng Ameri-
cans IN that coun'ry-these will initiate the
defenders OF N Orleans, and set examples
OF heroism for their adopted fellow-citi-
zens.
- NASSAU, October 4.
E'effRtt eta letter from Cdrthagena, d.
CcU INC ON ana ION UH-
g 1t is uncomfortable the enthusiasm
Is inspired, but also the mass of the peo-
pie.
1.-THE foreigners have resolved to perish
sooner than abandon the cause rest as
sured that we will defend ourselves TO the
last--there cannot be greater proof Of
the goUd dispositions adopted here than
my not sending my amiable wife to YOUR
island, which it was in my power to have
done.
This afternoon, at four o'clock, mar
tial law was proclaimed the enthusiasm
has become univ crsal ; couriers have
been despatched TO all our important
posts, with proclamations, and arms,
&c.
The two brothers, colonies Montillas,
who had started for the interior on a We
ry important mission, have been recalled
to the capital.
] again repeat, the enthusiasm is so
unbounded, that were Gen Bolivar to pre-
sent himself, he would be received with o.
pen arm, as well as all those who lately
LETT us. All now feel that they arc bro
thers, combating in the same just cause,
and that, united we stand, divided we
fell.
Every individual, who was in conflne
ment, on account of the former civil dissen-
ZION, IS now SCI at liberty.
"Twonadvc merchants have this day
arrived from Mompoz f.; they report that
{he enemy attacked bfigadier-g general Pa
,ssseios, who Completely defeated them.--
nose merchants gave as a donation to
NAT army 10000 dollars
The utmost activity prevails in com
Dieting the fortihcaticns Of The Pope
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TIE FJSHERIFS

Mr.. Asheron, the British Agent for the pro-
vince OF New-Brunswiek, writes thus explicitly of
the Fisheries
"LoxDov, July 1O-Tbe intercourse between
the u States and the Kings colonies is to be strict
ly carried on In British built vessels, and none o.
Tiers
"The Americans are excluded from c shore
Fisheries and not allowed to come into our har-
bors, as formeriyto fish they to possessin this
respect no other right than the subjects OF foreign
nations; which By the law OF natiJns, is limited to
three leagues from the coast" Bose. GaS.
The Editor ola newspaper published at Not
tingham, England, snimadycrting on the confagra-
ton Of the National Library at Washington City,
stated that the burning Of the Library was an act
without any example in modern wars, or in any o.
tier wars, since the iprOads of the barbarlns who
connagrated Rome, and overthrow the Roman en-
pire." The printer was prosecutedf or this as
libel, and has been condemned 20 such punishment
as is usually inflicted on the most abandoned vii
l3ins The English government IS dsfeTmiRedt 10
maintain as CHARACTER [.iu,na.
a Liverpool price current of the 9th oe Scptem-
Der, states, that almost I'LL cacuators with resp ct
IN the arlcle of cotton, have been completely de-
ceived and that il has entirely arisen from IN iro-
preston that at the conclusion Of the war, the stock
f. cotton IN the United States was pro isious, very
far indeed beyond what it had proved to be- In
stead of about $4,000 bales which were expect d
from the United States, not above 10000 have ar
rived The quantity on hand was scanty and the
prices would be higher. Upland, ordinary to fair,
Is. 10. Is. itd-stained rs. 2s. 1Od. n. Orleans
q. tda 2s id. Rice was % a Sos per cwt. With
out duty. Rice al a ass. Tar 81 3os Tobac-
en-, Va. icai, middliag 10 fair, Is. Id. Is Cd.
The case If .lP Co77,el VS.. general Tpd1le Hqpub-
TN whieh was tried at the October circuit in this c-
~ last year. and verdict found for the plaintiff Of
1000 dollars, and Of which ease q Hc5g trial was
granted on the ground of excessive Damages, came
ON lar re-hearing ON Friday last before Mr. Justice
Ystea 81 the circuit now sitting 1hc causc was alb
" argued by the counsel on both rides, aud occu-
pied tie whole afFrday. At the opening Of the
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The Hon. A Cursor, aid to the Earl of
Mora, had arrived in England, W tn dis
patches from India, containing ofTi ial de-
tails OF the war against the Nepaulese. 1t
is said the Governor General has found it
necessary to call for all the disposable force
belonging to the Indian dependencies and
the troops from the Cape, Ceylon and the
Isle of France, had been directed to rein
force the army in Bengal.
Lordon Paper observes that the whole
OF the family OF BUnaparte appear to be dis
posed of-Louis is in Rome-Lncien in Tu-
rin--Joseph appears TO be IN Switzerland,
mot so he is here)-Jcrome with the king
of Wurtemberg. with his wife--and Murat
with his spouse in the Austrian States.
The Chesapeake frigate had been order
ed to Plymouth, to be paid off.
On the 2Ist of August, about sixty gen
tlemen dined at the Vine Tavern, Liver
pool TO celebrate the return of Mr.. Brough-
am to Parliament.
On proposing the health of the Mayor,
Mr.. SHEPHERD, a member OF Parlia-
ment, made an enlivening Speech, which
was received with unboundci applause =
in the course OF which Mr.. S. observed
" Had his voice been listened to, we
should have been saved the disasters of an
American war we should have been saw.
ed the discontinue which our troops expe-
rienCed in the North and the South of the
u. States, on Lake Champlain and at n.
Orleans nor would it have been point
of scuss on whether the Americans coald.
without decided odds, conquer us at sea-"
London, September ..
Lo1sis XVII and he King Of P,ussia.---rhe
Kings of Prussia and France said to have lately
had interview, during which Louis VIII severe
complained OF the conduct OF the Prussians to-
wards his subjscts. The Prusiian Monarch remind
ed Is Royal opponent the oppression of the
French in Berlin, and other parts of his dominion S,
during the long period OF their success. The con
versation grew warm, and at last Louis XVIII no
stvey declared, &c that f things continued IN tl,rt
state, all that would remain for him to do, would be
TO constitute bimselfa prisoner in the hands of the
Allied Powers" To this the King Of Prussia is sta
ted to have replied, that "it might perhaps become
necessary 20 take such step. On which the two
Monarchs rose, and broke up tie interview.
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Frcdcrictsbnrp. Oc,ohel. IN a.
ilI'ICE.

yENEE Partnership heretofore existing under
4 the firm of Fox & RIcuARDsoN, will be
dissolved on the LIST January next by Iiui,ation--
Those who have claims on or are indebted 10 thc
said firm will please cali and adjust their account,
before mat period.
JOHN FOX,
THO'S. RICHARDSON.
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JILL azk. 60
ENQUIRER MARINE LIST.

Pour oF IiGCnMoND, VA.
ENTERED.
Oct. IS. Below, slip Philip Tahb, TAB, london
D'y-C9025, Hard,eare, G,c.
Sri. Olive, Webb,r, Baltimore
Ioiiq5f.
%. S0sb Resolution. Golwin. Norfolk
Rum. Sugar, Cg6ce, Sah Z, Lca;hsr.
Comet, Waterman, Hartford
Pio,gIs.
nebecca &, Ann, Read, Great Egg Harbour
Ballast.
Sch Indian Hunter, Seaman New-Ycrk
Eferria1fize, CrCcr-ieg. s5c.
81. Si0ob Eair Lady, BrOekWay, Nc,,-York
Potatoes, Cheese, &c.
CLEARED
rs. S-h. Washington. nllciman, Ncty-Yorl<
Si0gb Corporal Trim, Pea1on, Norfolk
Lady Hamilton, Gillel, New-Sork
Eliza, Williams. NcW-iOrk
IS. Caroline, Pe1rck, New York
Lighter. Miux, Petersburg
Sch. Olive. Weber, Portland
81. Sio31 BrOtirrs. Reldon, New-Ynris
Ann RcbecCa, Read, Nex-Yorls
SCH. Five Sisters fiolbroos, Philadelphia
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eourtthe next morning the jury retirn,d vcri;e;
or tue piaaliif OF 5000 dollars. -3ioa'y G9=.
Walter Scott, Esq. has left Elinbusg t.ur
% the continent. This gentleman hss Just p1b.sl-
ed poem, under the title oil Ire RE q
Hate leo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-28

No man is in situation to form a correct opinion
OF the present state of France-who does not con-
si'er her in these two points of view LIST. AS to
the evils, with which she afflicted under the old
regime. and of which the Revolution divesied her
Oily. As to the benefits. which Bnapar;e. in spite Of
all his ambition, had she'd upon her internal i'm
provements.--Both these considerations seem to
have been forgotten amidst the blaze of gl0ry whc.
at this moment encircles the Bourbon throne !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-28

The statements in the two preceding numbers are
maze Upon good authority the writer believes There
are gentlemen in this city, lately from the upn,
eou:tr, Who is presumed could ,ouc, ior their eor,,
- '-> N'4N-'-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-28

The calam6es of the French hare no end .
While their country is torn in pieces by foreigners,
they are distracted by intestine disputes. The Roy
aIst is qusrreIling with the RepubIican--and what
is worse than all, there Districts in the south
where the Roman Catholics numbering the
Protestarts. Such the blessings of Superstition
and Despotism! There are men in France who
seem to have leapt back tn the 10th eentnry-and
are crying out for the horrors of St Bartholomew
day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-28
RICHMOND, (vA) OCTOBER IS
FRANCE & AMERICA.

The prospects of France are gloomy be-
You'd all ,00G troops are a
bout to be cautioned upon her-the Prus-
slams, the most inveterate of her enemies,
at their head-and her Inhabitants are to
have the honor Of paying her oppressors.-
Suppose, that zoe had seen or Revolution
set in despotism /; the legitimate Prince res
tored upon us--1OoO0 foreign mercenaries
quartered upon US. 20 keep the yoke fasten-
ed upon our necks-and our principal
strong-holds delivered into the eremy's
hands What should we have said How
should we have felt yet such is the sit
uation of France!
To crown the whole--the legitimate
Prince is mean enough to order the gallant
commanders of those fortresses, who re-
fused delivering them into the INVADERS
hands, to relinquish all these chivalrous
the enemy's possession!
Happy America too happy if You could
but estimate the blessings which you enjoy.
Not cursed with legitimate princes, not O.
vershadowed by an established priesthood,
not torn to pieces by foreigners who prey
upon your vitals, with no wv llingtons or Blu
cheers to triumph overyour niisfortunes, you
present the spectacle of the only Republic
in the world, #" where man is man"-Where
your people can sit under their own vines
and their own fg-trees, with no usurper or
conqueror "to make you afraid"
they enjoy the honor of furnishing the only
asylum to the oppressed of all nations, to
the Irishman who flies from native perse-
cution, or the Regnault de St. Jean de An
gelys, who shun the glooms of despotism to
bask in the sunshine of your liberties
Happy America while England offers her
hand to legitimate monarchs, and mobiles,
and priests, yoH offer your arms unto per-
secuted nan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-28

IHeF NJ Wesovrr, in Charles City county date the sea-
@, Mrs: ByidS Heh4Td w. Byrd, Esq. Attorney t Law
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12
NEw-YoRK, DEC : :,

AnxT
Distressing Occurrence --on nsrsga.
Sabbath evening, very crowded 'J h@rb in
ton, asse mbed in the MethooiS' ~ = Iror,
Fourth Street to hear charity se''D 'bs ar.
the Rev Mr.. Sco6eld. Soon ahe' G.. uss
vice commenced, loud cry Oh ~ g,le
heard from without, and man p ~ I III
~, with the voice ofterror eAe," .udi,ncs
house as on fire." The wnois uhes, state
were instantly thrown into tie n'5 5hs sssat
of CONSERVATION and tumuh. ,,crptlon
which LnsueG, surpssses an s;Idren 10
| he screams of women anu ." ~ ind
creased the general terror J anu a,e. as be
vidual rushed forward, 70 . MS, ssVs
SUPPOSED. from chufcn y "a Il ttscsae'
eraI persons were thrown d0SD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12

30 fcrupulous are the Allies of taking
only their GUN from France, that when
they carry off picture, they leave the
frame, if il was added in France.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12

Monday, the 4 h inn. was the day appointed ny
the Con1iituscs for the commenceme Of he Iirit
seilion of each Congreis and by law to mee' in
Warrington. - There were qucruns present OF
both the Senate and Houie - he Hon Jshn Ga
lizard, (of S q took his fea, as Peeident, and
Chzr.es Cuts Fig as Secretary, of the Senate e
The Hon. Henry Clay, (cf K wa, elected Speak
CT Of the Hcufe having 81 If the % v>tes on The
ccca6on; acd Thomas Dougher,y, Eiq. Clerk =
The her old officers of the Houie were all re
elected.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-12-12
WARRINGTON. DEC. {.

THIS day at / Z O'Clock, the PRECEDENT
OF the UDiied States trantmitted to both
Houies of Congress, the following MES
81 { by MIR. loDD, his Secretary -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-23
October
Land for Sale.

viii sell a TRACT OF LAND con-
tanning about 200 acres, situate in Fair
fax county, on Accotink creek, twelve
miles below Alexandria.
To any person wishing to embark in
the wood-cutting business, this would be
valuable purchase, as there are up
wards CT 400 acres in wood lying CONT
guous thereto. The cleared land may
be easily restored to its original fertility
by the use Of Plaster of Paris, Which
produces on the soil the happiest effect.
The situation of this property is very
healthy, and the creek upon which It
lies affords an abundance of fish and
wild fowl. Mr.. Joseph Crouch. living
at Mr.. Janney's mil, near the laad,
viii shew it, and the terms will be made
known by the subscriber residing IN
Loudoun county. near l-eesburg.
Wm. M. MCarty.
October 81 2aw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-23
For Sale.
A Tract of Land,

: Lying on each side of the Little River
Turnpike Road, seven miles from Alex
andria-lt contains between five and SIX
hundred Acres, and has on it tolerably
comfortable Dwelling HOUSE, with the
necessary Out Houses. There is also,
very large .Neado,o and two .apple Or-
chards, which never fail to bear very a.
bundantly-the soil is of that kind which
can easily be improved by Clover, and
from experiments which have been made
in the neighborhood of it, there IS no
doubt but the plaster paris will act on
it most powerfully. The turnpike road
from the bridge across the Potomac will
touch the Little River turnpike road on
this tract at place where there is mos
convenient situation for house OF public
entertainment. On paymentcof one half
the purchase money, considerable act
commodation will be given for the residue
Apply to the subscriber living in Alexan.
dria.
AUG. FITZHUGH.
Sept 26-1awti