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JOHWPARKHTLL . O..

JOHW P.lRKHILL e Co.
A L the sign Of the GOLDEN KEY.
4 win receive IN few DAYS from ON hoard h, pbiY5
Jab5, sundry packages Of EfgD-YARE which combined
complete. ~
Cohsishng as toRo7vs, uix.
Anvils. yisgs pilates, and beck irons
Fiat, half round, and hand-,aw flies
s,letge and hand hammers
Hand, panucl, sasl and doyetail saws
- hiiiis pit, venterllg, and = cut do.
carpenters feols cfaH descrlbfons--dlso, seTeraI
CHESTS et carpsnte''s tooks, completely assorted.
~, HI, T. and butt hingcss
Sand fine keyd stock locks Iron & brass rim door do
l'ad, bookcase, drawer and cupboard locks
Rules, eompases, eooper's and carpenters sizes
Iron squares saw sets, gimblets
Steel top and silver thmbles
Pocket books, red and green
Hfarth-brusies, shoe and scrublng brushes
Jeakctles, chatting Dishes poiitr and wafer irons,
si'oyeb and spades Nos anl &
ryingPas, patent brick and paistcFing troweis &c.
CJTLERY.
Knives and FORKS, pocket and pen knives
Llnccts, scissors, shoe and butchers knives
k1xors, stctls &c.
MISS W4RE.
Consnode handles md knobs, cloak pins ia,n books
all and st canilcsticks, brass nails and but higes
J.iP.g.N'ED iV4RE.
Iaiies' elegant dressing cases
,JcfagOi ana ruuuo-c0mertd tea-tfGys
Baci. AM bread rcd hassf,s
Knife trays,and Hat candlesicis
Elegant plate Warmers.
yYiDOLERY
Jiand sharps and sfir1ip irons
Foh5led steel and plated stf roller bits
buches o. az kinds, &c. PLITEDHdRB Of SIM
ILSC--Al'out $50 kegs Of lc, london white lend.-AR
November 9. rs-3,v
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Of The ENQUIRER IS published twice week, gene
rally, ad tlte times week during the es,ion OF the STATE
Lctg.sv.pricr the heretofore, Dollars PR
al.n.n, payable in advance. Notes oil Chartered Banks
foIfyl vii! be received in payment. The Editor will guar
safety of renting them by mail the postay, Of att
Letters being paid by the writers.
Or No papers will be iseortnue, bu, ct the discretion
Of the Eitur.l until all arr1slsg,, hsc been paid up
or Whoever will guarantee the payment Of line pa
p,rs, shall receive a tenth, gizis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
OF One sqarefirs insertion, rs ccycGci continuance
so oelts.
No -rerfiseien inserted, until has eiiI' ben raid Er
aSsI6,9ed ~ person ia h.is ely lis ein-e's.
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VI Nttb subscriber, after long absence ~ the Wes-
a terra Country, MS returned 10 this place. lie
has it ia his power to give information relating 70
The Land claims IN Kentucky, and will take great
pleasiec IN doing to all who may choo,e to make
application him, and he is also DESTROYS to make
amicshe settlements aud compromises nj sll unset
tied matters and claims which may exist between
himself snd others. HEyNJSY BygNKS.
.NDucD5bers 5t-37g
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NA|li-L certainly be sold, 10 TIE highest bidder,
w Tor ready money, at Woodvillc, FIVE miles a
bove Gioucester-rown, and nine below the court
house, Thursday the 30th inst (irfar, otherwise
the next fair lay,) between Ten s FIFTEEN
NEGROES.
Atthe same time and place, to be sold, on n Gre
dit II nine months, variety Of Stock, Household
Furniture, Farming Utensils sc. Sec BY the sub
seriber. THOS. WEST.
Noyember1S 57-tds
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FE7lIE holders OF PEWS in the Monumental
X Church, are hereby remindcd, that the Second
MoietY ot the Last Assessment, will be doe ION tb9
first day Of next month. a list Of those Pews on
which The Grst hef is still unpaid, is in the haudsof
ca. MhCMURDO, Treasures
for the Vestry ofthc Mon. Church.
November rs. 57-5t
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James Riuer LANDS For Sale.

James River Lands For Sale.
EETILL BE EXPOSED, to Puolic Auc-
w ton on Tuesday, aoril Of pe:enr next il fair, If
net the next fair day, the 7a srLai9 yrIeon reside
situated IN Powhaian county, about rs mies above the city of
Richmond, and containing, by late survey, 500
This IJN is aswe situated any the State VrCnia
being bounded side by James River the other
SIDE by thenan Richmond road and within one mile of Fine
Greek Mills and two ofthe Woodberry Mills, and the same
distance OF deS ferry. IL is well adopted the culture of
corn, wheat tobacco and clover hut particularly cUr.
There is from 60 10 100 acres of wellmbered land, and
small parcel of Lorouds attached. Possession vii be
gwen ON tc rst Gay january DextcaSh paid by The mid
die OF February, when an undOhted title will b. insde-Al
persons wishing TO view, the premises VIII be shewn b. The
subscriber in his absence, By ms oyerseer Mr. Rorts
disc, ut the same time aud place. VIII be offered tie sock
ofcate hogs, horses fodder e. together with the plant
ton utensils and prime porIerIns made known
the day of sale, by the subscrberAo few Negroes for
sale. EOyT, pT p * NJ,S
November 4. s3-tIs
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sure. The major-g enerai has been senten-
ced to be publicly reprimanded-
The court-martisl held at Dublin, in re-
lation to the conduct of Lieut. enant- { olonef
Mullins, of the 18th regiment, at New Or
cans, has acquitted him from the charge
of want of personal courage ;but condernn-
ed him to BE broke which the p. II. has
approved.
The plague is at Mecca, and it is said
that 5000 inhabitants OF Cairo had fallen
victims to that cruel disorder by the last
of June.
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The following are extracts from two let
tors written to us by American ntlcmen
in France. IN Y. En-. Post.
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FRENCH GOODS.

A Small Invoice, Just arrived per the brig Prince
"a George, from Hsvre de Grace, is offered for
sale by the subscriber These Goods were order
cd direct from the Manufactures and selected by
competent judge in Paris, and are "a elegant
goods as ever arrived in this country. They con-
sst Of Silks, Levantnes, Stockings, Gloves Grapes
Cambrics, Linen, Cloths, Bonncts. laced s. trim
med, Hats, Made Dresses, Room Paper, SC. S:e
and are expecteG Up in 4 few days
WM. BOWDEN.
Petersburg Nov IS. 57--4t
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The e,nual nertng Of the Society Of cinc. VII nike
place te Capitol n ice Cy o. BicUHO, the second
Monday in December uest.
8OBERr QUdRLES, Secretary.
No-c1i5cg is. 5T-grt
NHTlLLIAM +. WICKffAM, viii Or4c-
w tice law in Ge superior anti inferior Courts IN he
City, IGcanIcid, aii ae superior ard infior COurts
Of Tic Connues oi iienricS ud Gcueiiaisb
EOYo.15eT a. E-lf
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VEVO RENT OR l.EASE.-Twoo or IN ee
tent4nelts, with garlen ground enclosed on Mar
ion Kill one mile below Riehmoh-Apply
August so. Sstf NEIL MccoUL.
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EDMUND TAYLOR * Co.
A RE now receiving by the ships Indian
- Cliff and Philip 1shh from London ad Liverpool,
general instrument of Dry-Coois which will b. sold low tor
cash, VI town aegepanees. No. l. s2-u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-06
ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, JUNE 6.
Mr.. SNowDEN,

Mr.. SNoWDEN,
The frequent occurrence
of Fire in Houses appropriatedto the pur.
pose of holding Lime, has suggested to
many of the citizens of Alexandria, the
propriety and necessity Of some police
regulation upon the subject. wouldre-
specially suggest to the Common Coun-
cat, the expediency of enaeting a law pro-
hibiting the deposit of lime in houses ima
mediately contiguous to the water. The
Common Council have no doubt cogni-
zance of the matter, and it is hoped, that
they will, in conformity to the general
wish of the citizens enter into proper re-
sulations respecting it. A.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-06
INDIAN HOSTILITY

We understand that the freebooter
I.Nicolls, whe commanded band of In
dians, in the service of the British during
fhe late war, has addressed letter to
Col. Hawkins-requesting him to caution
the citizens of the U. S. not to enter the
territory of the Greeks, under pain of
death. He defines their limits as those
professionally recognised in the treaty
with Britain and any attempt to eurtail
them, he says, will be Treated as viola
ton of +. tional faith! The letter is dated
at Pensacola, and is signed in behalf of
the hostile Indians. Efectual measures,
it is stated, viii be taken to protect the
commissioners who have been appointed,
and are now on their way to run the
boundary line, as agreed upon in Jack
sons treaty.
Georgia Argus
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JUST FECEIvED
FOR SALE BY
JAMES KENNEDY &,SoN,
Devotional Somnium /;
Z A COLLECTION
OF
pR.fEERS g EXHORT.aTION,S,
OR
"A COLLECTION

~ -rss a
|, OF
PRAYER 9 EXHORT.AII0NS,
UTTERED BY
Miss Rachel Baker,
In the City of New-York, in the winter
of 1915, during her distracted and un-
conscious state. To which pious and UNI
precedented exercises are preExed,
HI, account Of her Life,
With the manner in which She became
powerful in praise to God. and address
;es to Man; together with view OF that
faculty of the human mind which is in.
ermediate between sleeping and waking.
The facts attested by the most respecta'
BE Divines, Physicians, and literary
Gentlemen; aud tie discourses correct
y taken by clerical stenograIhers
BIZ SEVERAL MEDICAL GENTLEMEN.
/" Many Daughters have done yirtu-
,usly but thou excellest them all"
June 9.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-06
Georgia argus
Z. sloop Of UIar Wasp.

The Boston Palladium of Tuesday
last, says" We learn by the officers of
the Constitution, that the u. sloop Of
war Wasp, Capt. BIakely, and an Ame-
ricau privateer, probably the True
blooded Yankee) we're blockaded in Per-
pambuca, { Brazlls) the latter end Ola
nuary last. by the British frisate Doris,
So, aud sloop of war. It affords US
great pleasure thus to relieve the anxiety
which has been long entertained respect
ing the safety Of this interesting vessel,
of which there has not before been any
correct information since Sept. last.''
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p o s. r s. C. r Z r z.
NEw-YoRK. June


The quick sailing ship Fanny, Captain
Forman, brings the editors of this Ga
zette, London papers down to the 18th
| of April, and the proceeding extracts
from them will be found interesting.
The combination of powers againstB
naparte, says the Courier, fills him Wit,
alarm and apprehension-not prepared
to meet, he would avert the blow which
is ready to fall upon him by an affected
love of peace-but, he is not to be trust
ed-there is no moral faith, no moral
principle, nothing that crn make any
pact or treaty with him safe or honorable.
The London Courier of the 18th inst.
has. Paris accounts Of the preceding Friday.
The French funds had another fall of S
per cent. in one day from CD to So. The
certainty ofwar had filed ali minds with
gloom and observation-disclosures
wants money, arms and cannon--in Paris
he has 10000 men employed in fabricat-
ing arms, his ministers are attempting to
stimulate the pubic mind. The blow.
says the Courier, will soon be struck a.
gainst |lim-troops are advancing in all
directions to tie frontiers and without
stopping, they will forthwith enter France
where the war must be carried on. If
she will have Bopaparte. SIZE must have
ali those evils which are the sure attend
ants of such apevson in power.
There has been brush between the
outposts in Italy, in which the Austrians
hal the advantage. The French pagers
magnified it into the defeat and
captute of the Austrian advanced guard.
1t thus appears, that Murat is against
the allies.
On the 18th of Apail, coroner's IN
quest was held On American prisoners
who were killed at Dartmoor prison on
the 9th. Verdict-Justiiabl Homiside.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-06
POWER OF REMORSE.

The Murderers of Miss Hamilton, (of
Athens. Greene. CO. it is stated, are at
length discovered by the remorse of one
of the wretches concerned in the bloody
tragedy, 1t is said that soldier in the
company of capt c., at Plattsburg,
tormented by the" compunctious visiting
of natures" frequently requested permits
sion to unburthen his troubled mind to
the captain, but was refused, until at
length he made a relation in writing, at
considerable length, and addressed it to
the officer. In that. we understand, he
states. that he belonged to gang of IL
villains i'll fhilad. who there seral ated &
6 took western and f a northern direc-
ton; and that the 6 of whom he was one :,
came up the river Hudson, stole boat,
went ashore at Athens fell in with tie
unhappy victim of their brutality, abused
her most dreadfully and at length killed
her with club-the names of his accom-
plices are given, and proper measures,
we presume taken for their apprehension.
The wretch declares himself so miserable
that he had rather die than live, and sur
rendered himself to justice, and was
brought down and committed to the
county Jail in Observation-Disclosures
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-06
Ns,c- T0rk, June 4.
ARRIVED THIS DAY,

Ship Essex Junior, Allen, As DAYS
from Amsterdam, with dry goods, crates,
gin, steel, &c. Yesterday in Ion. 70, 10,
spoke brig Expedition, from Newly ork
for Hio 1e Jareiro. On the passage
was boarded by the Spencer 74-treat-
ed very politely. Left the following
vessels at Amsterdam; schr. Herald,
Williams. to sail in 10 days for Balti-
more; Norwegian brig Pau'ina. Isaiah
Doan, master, to sail IN six days for PHI
'adelphia. The brig Sally, Gardner, of
New York, left the New Deip on the
9Th of April, for New-York. Passen-
gers in the Essex Junior--Captains Gray
and Bligh, Messrs. AspinwaI and Wat.
kins, and MIR. King supercarso.
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I.
deliberate France, excluded from thes'
deliberations, Of which she is the princi
lpal obiect-Erance celebrates alone, bu
is not vet armed.
i Under such serious circumstances, il
1.-THE midst of these uncertainties as to the
defective dispositions of the foreign pow
|ers, dispositions, whose external acts
lare of a nature to authorize, just alarm
the sentiments & wishes of your majesty
for the maintenance of peace and of the
treaty of Paris ought not oprevent legiti-
mate precautions.
/ believe, that in consequence, | ought
to call the attention of your majesty, and
1.-THE reflections of your council, to such
measures as the preservation of her rights
/ the safety of her territory, and the de-
fence OF the national honor ought to die
tate to France.
TIE aiaister for foreign ofairs,
| Caulincourt, Duke of VICENZA.
No. II. Letter Of His onajesty the EN-
pefor, to tie sorereigfas ,critten acith he's
oacn hand.
Sir, my brother you have learned in
the course ofthe.l last month, my return to
THE coast of France, my entry into Paris
land the departure of the family of the
Bourbons. The true nature of these"
fought now to be known to your majesty.
They arethe work OF an irresistible pow
Ter, the work of the unanimous will of a
,gFeat nation who knows its duties and
its rights. The dynasty which force had
lgiyen to the French people was not
!made for it. the Bourbons did not wish
Ito ally themselves either with its senti-
Iments Or its manners. France wished
Ito be separated fton them. Her voice.
|calted for a deliverer; the expectations
which had decided me to make the,
greatest sacrifice had baen deceived.
L have come and from the point where
I touched the shore, taelove Of my people
has carriedme even to tie bosom of my carl
ital. The first care of my heart is to re-
paw so mach affection by tie mainte-
nance of all honorable tranquility. The|
re-establishment of the imperial throne
was necessary to the happiness of the
French. My sweetest thought is to rem
der it at the same tine useful to the |
Strengthening of tie repose of Europe.
Glory enongh has rendered illustrious in
their turus. the ilass of tie different ma
tons, the yicissitudes Of fate have done |
enough by making great reverses succeed
ureat successes. a fairer field is nov o. |
pen to the soverei,Hs and | am the first
to descend into i. After having given
TIE word spectacle Of great battles, it
vii be mucti better hencetorth to know no
ataer rivalry than tnat Of the advantages
OF peace, no other contest than the holy
one of the happiness of the nations.
France is pleased proclaim with frank
ness this noble end OF all her wishes lea
lous ether Independence the invariiable
principle OF her policy will be the most
a5Salate respect Ter the independence
vi otter nations. Ii such are, as have
the happy confidence that they are, the
sentiments of your majesty, the
general peace is assured for long time
and justice, aiding the confidence of the
states will alone suffice to guard
their frontier.
: | seize with eageraess SC. sc. SC.
Paris, April 4, 1915,
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every kite that was found in the streets
The best broke horse is not proof against
the sudden darling ola kite in his eyes
he starts, runs off, and is ruined forever
perhaps, too, throws and Ellis the rider
Every person should conceive 1t dut5
to break and destroy these kites, and t.
put an end at once to 80 dangerous a
sport.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-06
From the N'eao York, Ecening Post
May 27.

We are glad to see the corporation of
the city lave taken notice OF tie abomi-
nable nuisance of flying Kites in the pub
tic streets, and made the same highly
penal. A more dangerous practice ne
yer existed, aud we should have leen still
more pleased had it been mace the
special duty of the constables and mar
shals, to so round the city, aud break
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-06
GAUDALOUPE NEUTRAL.

CAPTAIN Geddes, of the brig Fortune;
arrived here Yesterday in is days from
st. Croix, informs, it was reported their
that Gandaloupe had declared itself neu-
trail, and had opened its poets to all
flags. F,eemaa's ,'oarnat.
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Public Sale.

THIS DAY at three O'Clock will be sold
on Adams, Herbert & Co. Wharf, tie
cargo of the schooner Traveller, con-
ssting of
IS hhds. lst quality Anti
qua Rum, White Clayed and Muscovadc
sugars of superior quality. Terms Iii
heral) and made known at the place Of
size.
p. G.. Ma-steller.
June G..
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Public Sale.

an Saturday the first day of July
7 y next, will be sold at Vendue, a
HOUSE & LOT in the town of Haymar.
kct, Prince William County, Va.-A
SHOE.MdKER & HITTER are much
wanted, there being none at the place.
Any person wishing to see the property
and know the terms of sale, may call on
Mr.. James Church, (inkeeper) at said
place.
June 6.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-08

us toe h5ey.yof fishing and curing Ssh in .beir
own s, waters' merely Gas grated to IT'S BY the
lost the liberty of navigating the Mississir, -.
as guaranteed to them by the same treaty.
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TREATIES.


a BRITISH Gtz tie in PHILADELPHIA (7;,,ln,1r-
~ called " he u. S. Cazette'') has rhe au-
dacity to assert, that by the Treaty of Peace
we have lost the Trade to the East and the
West Indies This man goes even one stcr,
further than the Editor of the London Prints.
because they confined our loss to the E,st-I,,-
dia trade, he e.Cfends it to the West-tndia
Trads-But in the late treaty there is not
word said about either; and, it is therefore
untrue that by the Treaty of Peace either
OF them is circumscribeC.
The factIs, that our trade with the British
Colonies stands precisely upon the same prjr-
C pies as it did before the late war There &
not at tins time, nor has there been for sew
erai years, any treaty stipulation on these
points By jays Treaty of '94, it's CONNER
cI"l articles were to have expired within -
years from the date thercofs unless previous
ty revived. The attempt ON our part To re
we them failed-and, those articles. Of
Course, expired in 1908. Since that time.
o. trade wCh the BIT sh colon es has Stood
simply upon the grounds Of custom & courtesv.
4. b. mas the i1sht to rsgulat- it as she thinks
prCper--she had the same right, at ,,ny time
she pleased, to do it before the late waT
There is no doubt, however, that the p. u
,. viii. as soon as possible institute "a new ne
gociation on these interesting points, w be
embraced in Treaty of Comn7eyce--apd
there IS as little doubt, in our minds, that mn
der the auspices of Mr.. Adams's talents as
good close will be put to the negotiation
as cen be obtained. But our late enemy is
hred with resentment at our naval successes.
md j Nous Of cur commercial resources
and. impelcd as sic is by tie narrow p.s-
sons, may attempt to circuInscribe our com
mercial prosperity. II she pursues this course.
as there are too many reasons 60 believe
tirD, the only question Cor us IN consider will
be, whether it is best for us 70 accommodate
ourselves to her municipal regulations, or 20
attempt their repeal by cOantervalrng restric-
TORS.
~ The BID to repeal our Discriminating
Duties rs 20 those Powers, which viii piacs
our own vessels 'ntle same footing with Il = rs.
IS no doubt caicuaed t. be used by the Pres
ident IN the approaching negotiation.
rs to the Fisheries, about which so much
| nonsense has been uttered. We shall merely
| observe, IN the 1st place, that the late treaty
Us nothing about tnstn and in the Cd place,
that tit be laid toe Hf.tish win wish to deuy
ar, 'ofter. ne crfinngc Of taiscanoas,
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TURPENTINF
90 DOLLARS R4,WARD

an the night Of Thursday the D. inst WIRE s,o,o,
y y ron the stable ofthe suhscriber TWO HORSES
One % themi long shaped aore hoys, with blazed
FAC, and lastwo hqder feet white he has leo rnarks
Of The brHle on ms neck, and traces Of harness on
e'u'@rsde OF his table paces and uots and is wen
broken to the Gig. The other is square rarlc d,rL
bay horse, With short busIy tall and thick rnane.
which hangs on bothsies of his neel-h;s IA mr. h t,i
both black, and one Of his fore fcrt cks white-he
does not pace and Is an excellent draft hors.y Vht,
ever viii deliver the aforementioned horses IN Ire
subYciber, thsy are taken go iuies from the civ.
shall receive the above reward; f they are taken is
miles from the city, 10 dollars. An rcaso able ,cxpen
distance he not more than IS miles, shall he paid
PV DANIEL
March y.