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DRY GOODS.

r lGHT cases Of English x French DRY GOODS,
~ Of various kinds, received by the las, arrivals
i,om England, are just opened, and for sale by
JAMES IA MMOND,
AT HIS
Dry Goods ana Beck Store,
No. lo4, Thames-st'eet, Newport, K. l.
NEW BOOKS.
Just received and for sale as above,
,,fagic Of Healfh, novel by L. 3 ourr, author Of
Winter in London.
Discipline, move! BY the author of Sell. Control.
Guy .Nanneriny, or the Astrologer, BY the auther
Of Waverly.
edition, Of the remains of Henry Kirk White
ALSO, full and complete assortment OF SCHOOL
BOOKS, Of all kinds
new supply OF the best of ENGLISH STATION
AIRY, at prices as low as ever.
Likeaise--an additional supply Of
Paper Hangi,gS anu Boarders.
Newport. August 9, 1915 tf
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Green & white LUstrings;
CAS- 8.4 Grecian Shswis,
pat,ers, new and sisgsDt;
italian black Grapes;
Lilac y purple hair Cord,
aud tape st,ip'd Musiinsi
Jsckonet Muslirs;
do. hkf's. for Cravats ;
plain and tgur'd Lenoes ;
brown cotton BahdaDas,
Madras handkerchief I;
Cotton CssslMeIes;
D.niiies +;
44a Ga white Cambrics;
furni,@ie ChinIz,
mourning CaiiCCesi
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Brosdcloihs and oatlinets, and variety
of GOODS, too numerous to particularize, which
w be sold at less prices than has been usual in
Newport.
e3 w. EDDY returns his thanks for
encouragement given hn in his business, snd soci,s
the call OF Lis frie Is on the Island and fellow.
zens every indulgence in his power will be afford
ed aud nothing charged tor showing Goods.
.Nenp,r4, Juu 10. 1915
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IMPORTANT ARRIVAL!
Tile Day, July lefh, sgiR be cttened for sale,
JOSEPH w. EDDY's
Fancy and Variety Store,
the following
CHOICE GOODS:
VIZ -

light fancy do ;
undress'd oo.;
daik "A Ginshsmsi
tuti aud p.nk do;
black Bombsze,,s
black ana blue ltailnetts;
"a Damask table Cloths,
al the sterling cost;
Russian crimp dNapkins;
White and ,oiored cotton
Hose
ehae fring'd satin Rib
bcns I;
British shir,ings
&c. SC. &c.
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aud Mcduce, cap,s. Phillibert and Paree,,hat
were equipped at Roohefort for Bonspar,e
They were in port on the lst July closely
wstched by an English cruzer. Lucien and
Joseph Bonapartc have set oil for England.
Jerome, Madame Mere, and Madame Hor.
tense, follow the Ex Emperor. No, one oi
thfs family remains at Paris, but Cardinal
Fesh, who departs to- morrow.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-01
ENQUIRER-OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Wal April /, isis. !.

= We understand, that the vessel which
has arr. in Hampton Roads. brings dispatches
from Ad. Cochrane, to enquire from the Sec.
Of State sohy he should have said that the
British officers had sold in the w. Indies some
of the slaves which they had stolen i'm the U.
$50 many statements Of this sort have
been made, and some of them upen oath, that
MIR. Monroe could have entertained no doubt
upon the subject.
Wa marvel much fad. C.. intends to send
another dispatch vessel to deny the other
charges against British officers. such as brea-
king into our hen-coops & smoke horses, and
disturbing the ashes of the dead. If his OBJ
ject is to 7vkite-7cash the characters Of Brit
ish officers, we should pity him for the Her
Culean task he has untertaken.-He may rs
well stop-sot nit and desperate is the
task he has asst .ied. What will he say, for
example, to the intercepted letters, which
were w; itten by his friends ut Cumberland
Islands VIII he deny that they are free
hooters and plunderers ;
Before AID. G. charges us with misrcp-
resentation, he had better clear his own
skirts irst.-By what right, then did he say,
that Provost had called upon him to rataii
ate on the sea-coast for our pretended as-
gressions upon the Canadians, when we have
Prevost's own words for it--when we have
also his instructions to ali officer under his
own eye, Gen. Brisbane---that he WIS stated
with the retaliation, which he himself had
taken-and that the whole system should
stop, These confessions of Prevost's have
therefore fixed ain imputation OF lie upna
Ad. Cochrane, from which he owes il Ia his
own character to clear himself. Let him do
so ere he cast an imputation upon others !;
let him cleanse himself ere he attempts to
cleanse others.
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them "a tnrnb." Little did ] dream tha, the
invaders were more wortbi,y employed in eii-
wing into cellars ard clirnbip;, into sar.'cts
after few hoyeisa'is or Inferior tobacco and
some barrels sof sour hoar. l,since,ciy ask
their partloa Coz the gross mistake which
committed respecting their character. & re-
joce that none OF their sable allies had an
prised thaUi, that beneath The octe;,, she'd af
wood there is a l.aden Coffin. The black
cloth, all that has not been STRIPPED OF by
pious .plgrrns, as evidence of their ,,eyntion.
IS so usCayed by lnpss as not TO t.a,.t the
cnpiti'ty even or the Coioured friends OF chr
in'aders- " is equally fortunate that it ne
yer occurred to some rr;nculo cf che feet
that the Corpse of Washington, like ,heir
own Son, fostering ms sI,,pud." mslt
be turned To rs go0d sccOunt III I.oY,.cn 81 q
painted hsn"---.nd that mot = holiday fool
IN tnSi:,n'i. but would give piece Of silver
1t may not be unnecessary to apor.se those
accomplished scholars, and even soDt OF
their supercrs at home. thai this is not the
language @. an American libel! l,,,t O., . dra-
matc writer, who tioliiSie.i ur,'sr IN F,a-
ghsh Queen, the glory cf whrse reisr and
.oe snS'lcIty OF who e ministers, We are var
oareus enough to thihk, not cci,Dsed by t.,ose
or the Prince Recent.
We must sor,cii.nes try to force = .o,;Is
through cur gr;ets, g coutess it dre: .sr,cv,,
nae TO- the heart t. think that the demon WHO
nov hsui.tS the Isle os Eioa. n,,.y c;uc,s.e in
the success eIone f"vorite ra.t or hi, great
p'c,eet-taat the SCI is &c eternal lis or, ? r.
soTn between She two great families os II
hnGiS-Sa1c0 is;e. England may res. assn
rel, tntt She will S''i ~ this nation No con-
te'nptbie rival, when ,ve sii: II shake Off t,,e
pteseas trcUbas-and ;hat !, is net For l,sr,
VITA n'ore than one-tn,:d other s1biects ex-
co'nm"acaIel sri exssre,atei ag inst te,.,
TO tatH erto tbink CT d'sso,vi,g or urioa -
one coonE' UPON the irn,eciitif of tie men at
the head Of ,,cur afars 1'hev stand IKE
criin TAI; - t,,e foot Of the eql.vs, e should
thereprieve q peace happily arriy-, ,7ili ;oss
IN the Joy of t!,eir delN 4rsnce, all sense cf
the disgrace % their situation.
| am, with very sincere yesDect s. rega-t,,,
dear SIR, your obatisnt servant,
JOAN RANDOLPH,
g Hoan2hs.
Not The mande, in chief at Walche-
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ERIEF Cn.lMENr


We sna'l dismiss the preceding Rhapsody
OF Mr. Jn!ln Rapdolpn, with very few e
marks.-tipco i came to see tire l,-i,t ut all.
whether it-w S written 70 be printed. cr by
what I" s'--.l sood natured friend las the man
in thr play says)it was dragged from obs.u-
uy - lnIure the man he pretended to serve,
we -Shall, not take u?oa Us t. say. But IL was
most Probably written by Mr.. z. 10 be print
ed by another, AMI the Closing s,.nten :e Of
the whole, which tries to fit it 10 the tive of
IFS appearance. was most prch sbly aiIed, af-
ter the Peace was klo9r;i. VI. should be
happy, II orr Impressions Of Mr.. MS cha
racte.' cnnla enable us g ;,c<i.i. hin; of
this disineer,cous arifce.
II is certain tliet this bald, disointed riece
OF K N ing conli not have appeared Ut a inlre,
unfortunate time. 1t was 7uritten in fine
ot war---it Is Ifhfc,t IN time ot peace. It
was urit, m with an affected sensiiiiitv To the
evils Which the war would produce--it oh-
r"0rS, when those evils have vanished tito
mn ar. i, %ai -g;itca to predict the e
wills Which wer, IN store fer US lit atiaeary
to ta'clfy its own predictions. 1t was 7rri,-
tn ~ rouse the people AGAINST those who are
m powerhv hiEif-H7 ought pictures Of the dis
tiesSeS x Cist,3' . % 50 whicA they would con-
duct us--it Tunis us hl'sse(Veith peace g coy
sr-;I with Slorg Il comes out merely to satjsf,-
US Of what w, knew before, thst Mr.. x ia a
i'o't'S''o "itH"uV t"H'!ttC5 4 WfUcr without
judgment a prophet without The least ms pi-
ration. i IS the =" gloomy picture OF y dis
tnhej i'm sinetion;" ras?sody without
reason " the trr,anchnlp madness O? ,roet,y
without its i',sDirati M The (tru.A IS, ;h It
Mr.. K. lives in work. of bis own crea tiDn---
s1d knows very little OF ne world without
him. There was tire when we admired
him--hWt for his want of charity 20 others.
w" Shcl d now hitU him, 81 much Is he ezra
god with care" and drsapp ,intment.--ir is f,Y
the people t'Say, whether their interests will
be safe III The h1nls OF aucl a Representa-
tve
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language he used. trt II ce:tsuly 5vcpt3o Tho
point of justifying the conduct os the enemy
IN that transaction, ino remark of his Pc
member distinctly in the way ofoues,iot, to me
suppose you were in possessson OF the oi,v of
London, would you not destroy tie tower, 81
Londons My reply was to this efec,.; tb-asf
would not destroy any buildings EXCEPT ss,ch
as were constructed for purposes of war. e.
ther offensive OF defensive-and that build
mgs intended for poetic purposes or Connect
ed with the arts, had always been respected
by civilized enemies. Mr.. Raudolnb r..
wards the close or the Conversation, remark-.
ed that he was not apologist Of the enc
N.Y. nor did he interid to apologize for their
conduct. cannot remember precisely his
words, but theT were 20 that effect. He said
! tnink, that ne was for fighting them man
iuiiy, and net whining and lamentipg ever
their acts OF violence which he s,ecnee, TO
think was all that the present atlniinistra ioF.
vas likely to do. He appeared, throughout
the whole of the conversation, 10 be under the
influence of great irritation against the Gov
ernmsnt, which POSSIBLY carried him further.
than In cooler moments he might be willing
to CO. This to the best of my recollection ia
hasty sketch Of the conversation which tooS
place between US. There were several perz
tlemen present, to whom, if necessary.
Could refer for the correctness of the s,ate-
ment.
WILSON,. CARY.
TIuUdnrd Dee II 1914
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Observation-Disclosures.
RIcnntoNn March 3.

RICHMOND, March B.
DEAR SIR,
- You will be SO good as to give the
eHNiossa letter place IN your paper you
may also assure Mr.. Richie that MANY of
bis readers i'll this dstrict would be glad to
fnd it in the Enquirer: in fact that they all
would be pleased.-Such as liked not the
letter, would be delighted with his corn-
NlcntS.
am, sir, respectfully, q.
A FREEHOI DER,
Of the C0re reasiOrai District Of Char
Lore, Buckingham, Prime Ia
ayaTd and Cumberland.
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tere, is strte'. BY = captain Of this town,
WHO was prisoner and brought up in the
flag, to he at least TEN THOUSAND; &
he further states, that they were manning
their barges for an assault on this town,
when the news of the treaty reached them.''
H.
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JENks =AND BILLTNG ;;.-

petersburg, April lit
jerks .AND BILLINGS,
FfERSFOR SALE, non L4ndinr tier
" schooner Rlm6ler, from Boston,
, times old L.P. Al4lcra0 Hines ST.
l 90. Il. +. pidonia. he,1or 10 O.
z Or. cqskS old Sherry, Z ny for sale
6 do=. Snfiert0r N2adetrz, IN fhis citY.
SO 64gs cQGee, so 6oCesl ccnae9,
90 sores soen, 20 d0. JIindsor sooh,
10 do. transfarent ia. 20 casks cut mills.
) casks patent MOOD screqos,
loco rea5iS 7Orahfihig haher,
10 tbLS. bright green cohteras,
so barrels tuners OIL,
~ bags SQyf sheipd almonds,
20 6oreS cotton cards, 4 eoras eoYdaee,
20 boxes ETinle cheese, BAR gum .iya5ic.
/ hhd aOi1e glasses, :
crate coHt &. i elegant 5iue h,frtti7e o,,y,4
ing set,
crate comfy. elegant 5ro1yr lined din
ing, tea and cofee aet, cthhered III
crate ce1t.g. ~ - doz ~. 1nues,
3 hhds. and 6orfS cot1fe. china Guns and
snucers, dishes, sVOifers, and RuteH
fn"6EeTs, decaHteTS, saffs, crHets, Oc.
&c.
500 PIECES NANKINS.
bale cotton hosiery, cOusg 81 dozen.
case do. do. "a dozeH,
case fateHt snsfienders,
do. coz.Pg. Is hfeces do7ulas.
Nh I,IV0ice DRY GOODS, comhrisi7D
cam5ric8, peiUef ribbons, sha7ois, shirti1rs.
kid gioUeS, tracer, tins, &C. &c.
balsS tor cLofh, poe 7Viiks.
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FOR BOSToN

..EST. TIE schooner RAMBLER. nm.
Hall, muster, 7oW sail IN fve days.
Per Jreishf gf a fen barrels, ahh!y as a.
6oUe. -.c
.HhrR I. rsNt 81
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DABLA SOCIETY OF IlFG AVE-

1870 y = IL 4 UT ? IN q IJNL.I
uE. .i''HHH General .lIeeiSr o. the ,g,.n5ers ar
ms Sofiety, rrsAt take place on Yfsesfip els tx
= 'fPt, iSt5, at The apit3! IN TIE cg Of ji,cjtnouI
IN nh9@tcloy address is cE5rctcFto csGue ei or
~, req 'dcot Gregg at Re-. e'cdck H. VI alhi M
&errics q 'kc day In be continued ,Uath buer ana
Sern''n o. the HeU .John n eQi: afe, gohcI. ne
Htt0'T q ZIG hfz'nge,a tor the list jsar MI BE- 3b.
for the e's'iag ycr elected, and
0ehsr H"poTfsHt business 9tttsSosiet transacted
4nEcf"ay Gf.en4.nce of re naes.5srs Is 1rger,,,,
t{"essa ana eH other bersoHg 1rip ma, be 50 g,1s-
seq are re sliseJ7.Ay inU.tsd TO BE- b,e.eai, IN
an TIE .H.asYIGERS. /,
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PUBLIC YENDiIE-

M Friday the 7tr inst. at the house of Mr.. Tol,,
NJ. Dunlop (he being stuui to leave the stated VIII
he disposed of at Public Sale,
Al his Household and Kitchen Furniture 40
pipeof very fine Madeira Wine, imported, in i9it
b9vt 90 dozen Of Port, ie boxes of DOZEN imported n
iS0, aud bottled in the year; and some Other
wines ;--ikewise three Saddle Horses Gig and Jar
nor, Saddles, R.idlcs, Sc
Terms, all sss of 80 dollars or un,ler. cash. above
that months, approved end sd negotiable notes.
w. SH uAXALL v NJ
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will give the piece place ia III paper.
Il is extremely unnleasart 10 me 10 be call
ed upon TO report conversation whIch took
place IN the house of n private Ce. tleuan, p
stranger TO me, aud whose hospitality h ave
enioysd. Having 10 f. cling Of amnesty A.
Gairst Mr.. John aninIph, admiring his Ia
'ents, white condemned his pohticaI course,
pat res ng III the sane district, hal neither
t.. right, nor was 1t my in'ention " sake any
part whatever, IN the election which is O. be
held Z, that district text spring. It is there
fore peculiarly unIle isant To ne to be calied
on for statement which may be used 10 his
disa Vantage IN that eleftion--l,.t under
standing that a coavor36tioa which took
place bets'een ,is in Richmond some time III
-isptcn,I@r, which 7 afterwards repeated 10
friend at CemD Holly, ha5 been repeated
and carried Iito MIR. RandolphS district, De
ing informed also. that the facts have been
druied, on the part Of Mr. Rsud6lph's friends,
| fin1 u necessary IN Justice TO my own cha-
racter, to make short statement ofthe con-
versation rs il occurred
We were speaking generally Of political
concerns, and advertcd "a the conduct Of the
British in their attack on Captain Porter TIP
on neutral 'aSt and condennsd it in strong
terms. Mr.. Randolph justified itby remark
ing our governments had not respected the
neutrality Of Spain, in regard tn the oGcupa-
ton IT West Florida. Among other eGgerva-
tons, recoilect, he asked suppose Trey nd
met upon the coast Of Ka'nptscha,ka, would
you have them respect the neutrality Of that
coast made sCrnc observations to s1ew
tie difference BET ween the case put, anil the
affair as II actrdiy occurred. not necessary
To be nov repeated. The conversation then
turned ON the capture Of Wash;ngton.--I re-
Pr5sa'ed the destruction Of the Public Build
ngs--and to ny great astoushment, Mr. II.
justified i'll Cannot remember the precise
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OF TIE Members r NE Fca,ale H,.r,1,,. .g.c,.
'oH are requested 70 meet az me usudt he " - bLlcs
en- .ttor,day NE sinf gC7n f"''''
80. ELfZ.2 l. C.iRRLNGro.N, Ssc'ru.
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CT ne o1,e an Gh.i2gy u Corres5on1lerts FIR
lying M.7, J;s1ors az am. nert bsb e,,,.
bIefe4 has t feiri been occupied b., .Rr IT. ritter
Gj we 'tspc,fay request .. .gf4sters in lie mr.
JsTeat coHiSes, 70 Srseivc as tie earliest re,7ls o
lie Stac anil Con- re5siorci Glsc.iO.s.
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~" We are requested to state, that Geoyge
oaYhSc, ftSg Is a CaudIdate tor the Couaty
OF Henrico at the pending Election.
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FOR SALE

OF No cog, in this city, with tie BuilIiag, thereon.
IA Enquire at this O1ss. March 2D.----2s
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TO p1cE E5froe oTr7@ E rqT7nEn.

buckingham Cniirf House, 27tI. Narr., 1873
"Enc'ysed idr1a,d 10 W for cai Iy nuh,icat;on
stntem"n; Of fag7r7 s'iion lclSecn Mr. HIN Rnn
dGiM snI NJ. DT'2nJ Crry;--Tts conve.~a ION had
been cee'icd h. ne. cnTn:6Z from Mr. Caiv--'The
friends M w tandorh, to shom relate, it, ,s1ied
that Nc RaHlo'ph had altered TIE sontiierts ascri
ei TO him bl ir C.F Titl, s'ycw Of r.a&irr tno.en
the opnimis and sentiments Of csmriafs W. "a, .,
the Congress If tlis United States, reqtaee that Jon
will give the piece place ia ur paper.
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WILSON,. CARY.
'lauansa, Dec. ~, 1914.
f!Iu'nnt Generals Office. )
Richmond, 28th March. 1915. {

SIR, ' ''''' i0i'' D.,
have the honor to acknowledge tbe 20.
ceipt Ut your letter of the 18th lust, written NJ
the request of a Board of o. Ulcers. of the g6,h
regiment, and asking 50 in what manner. and
at what time the militia or infantry comma.
mes are to be corso,idac'd il conformity viii,
tue us section OF the act of Assembly. pass
ed the 10th dag of january last"
An improper division or Consolidation oe
companies may be productive Of much con-
fusion and unnecessary trouble. Under the
section of the law referred to, ne consolidation
OF companies can take place, until the NEXT
kegiInental Court of enquiry, which is NOT to
convene cartier than the ensuing fall. The
Court viii then proceed a, directed bv the
subsection OF the act passed tile 9Th Februa-
~ 1908.
1t will be observed that no volu,.teer com
pany can be reduced to the mass of the mil
tn, until after the expiration Of sly m,ntfs
from the passage ofthe act of Assembly Of
the 10th January 1915, and that the inter-
vention OF Court of Enquiry is then u,lts~
cessary.
! nave the honor to be.
Very respectfully,
Your obt servant,
c. w. GOOCH.
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Not the ccp,mander IN chief at Wa,che-
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Maj. WIN. MORTON.
26th ltegt. Charlotte.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-11
FROM the sarannsh Republican,
January 81.
NEW SRLE ANS.

~ r. " ~ iSjM AM.
Richard Richardson. esq. OF This
place, arrived here. a few minutes
since, from Darien, at which place
he saw aud eoDversed with Captain
Edward II. Tatsna!!. Of the United
States Army, uhoinforn,ed him that
British hamb ship arrived at St.
MasY's on Friday last, (s7th) from
The Squadron nf Few.O orleans. in
q passage OF SIX Or seven days, the
Officers ofwhirh stated, that \ gen.
eraI engagement had taken phase
between the American and British
armies. ia which The latter vas te;al-
" defeated-th destrue sian OF Bri-
fish officers WAS 80 great that there
were scarcely any left to con3act The
balance Of the army oriae fed; That
the expedition against New Orleans
had heen abandoned, and shat the
remainder of il would be turned a.
sainst Savannah.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-11

|deFsd bin : prsy, his eAistsnse Vas
ternisateti ii liye daYy sw siilep
possessed nsrs soci2l ind boney0lsnl
virtues than fell totllc share IT CaYt.s
Mo- CirpAehAa Easy and familia'
in his manners posspssiag an ePan,,
uanAia, Honest, sincere and yenertlls
heart, his death has Iiiyassd, thrsugl.
out ths neishDofliosd the deepest
sorrow |; anu i Islt with the kseaest
reg,nt by the cue 10 whose lot i has.
fallen to record his I0ss. whs heiag
his neighbor. we'll knew his werth
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-11
Land g Negroes for Sale

Orfo BE- ersdamSed for Stock tns either
cf ne haaxs ef Yvginia.
THE SubsErissr Offers FOR ssls !
Il TRACT Of L AND, containing 2ve
Acres situated in aiNax Connty. a.
nsut ~ miles from ,Altxandria, Gee.
Town ard Washington and together
with il 80 likely NEG ROES, now oni.
The lanp lies in healthy neisIloor.
mood, progressing rapidly ia improve
meat; and sonsilsYsd as sxeeedingi,
sell adapted to tbs use Of pla:ster A
large proportion o. it has been laying
for soins time past in clover, and nigh
ST. slqilag expensc litis belisyed. be
very highly ,in.preysd.
VIM. IL. Fitzhugl,.
Ravsnsworlh near alex'a
February t dlwiaw6m
~ The E liters OF the Lsesaurs@
Wsshingioalan, virsinia Herald, Vjr-.
gin,a Patriot snd RichSond Enquirer
are requested to publish the absss as
directed and send their accounts to
this office forpsvm.nt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-11
District Of Coilmkaa-To WIT.
cOuaty Of ,aleesndria.
Nov. TERM, 1915.

Thomas Woolaar, and Gorge
coke, trading under the Grm OF
Woodward s. Cooke Comhisiass5..
AGAIHsr
Emo Rosa ana Daniel Cawo0d asa
Danisi M'Lean, the two lattsr tradi,i.
under the firm of D.nisl Cawood ans
ompany-D.yrndants.
IN I'll merry.
The defendant Enos noss, rot hay
ng entered sis appearance snd sivei.
ssculty according to the statute anc
3 ils raiss of tais Court, and it appear,
ing 20 the satisfaction ofthe Couet up.
N afHsavit, TIT the said defendsn
tsos Hoes is not an inhabitant of this
cistrict :---On faolion fthe saib conr
Piarants by their rounsea. j, is ovdersl
that til. sid defendant Enos Ross up~-
pear here on the first d.y Of April
Fcrmn and enter his appearance
to thrs suit md give security for per-
osasips tie d.scrses OF the Court. AM
that the ether defendants Dahisl Ca
gBsa & Conp.ny do not pay avav
o',vey orssscfe the debts by them
ewing to or Inc. essute or effect, III
her h.nds, beioesins 10 The said al
sent :lefsada Enos Ross, until ,As
ufthar order or decree of this couri !;
,nat aat q copy Of this order be forthwith
published tor TWO months saccessiyel.
one Of tho pu' lie newspaper, pu'
i.hed IN this county, AID that anothet
opy be posted al the front door OF Tie
ourt-tiouss oi the said county.
a copy-rsst.
G. Denealc, c. c.
February + iaw7m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-11

Departed this life On Friday the
Sd instant at hiA residence IN Prince
Wiliiam County. Virginia, Captain
Jehn Ms'glsnacban, q native Of Ire
land. in the Goth year Of his age
His death was preceded only seven
days by that Of his wife, the hest OF
women (; whose loss was an affection
toe great TO be supported by one
most devotedly attached to her-He
WAS attacked ssos after this melan
ehoIy event. by the govt in his s,s.
mach. n complaint 20 which. for ma
my years, be bad been subject; ane
lahsnring At the same time under
tho prevailing epidemic. to which his
excessive grief, had. Ne dsukt, res