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com Y.4PDY no REN-Y.

4 IN Weiue,day, the lth day Of October next,
Z : will be rented, to Che highest bidder, on the
premises, at - o'clouk, for three Tcars, from ist
Januaty next, when possession wiz be- given, the
part Of Lots on the Basin, Nos 40 and 426, be-.
longing to the James River COMPANY, NOW oecu-
pied by Mr. John Graham, aid Ncssfs Hetb and
Randolph, rs Coal Ysris.-The rests to be paid
Annually on tie FIRST day o.. January.
ROBERT POLLARD.
September o.. 1910
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.lTIENTIONI

.IIIE.NJIO.NI
G IN Saturday the 1ith October next, will be
; rented, TO the highest bidder, that valuable and
commodious establishment in the town OF Manclps-
ter vel! known 60 travellers, - Tie Columbian
A3n"
III The same time and place, will be leased, for
one Or more years, the private est,blishment-it
las every necessary out-housa, a large garden 8,
wei OF excellent water attached to It, aud IS one
oi the most pleasant aud eligible situations for PR
vate family in town.
On tie sane der, will be sold. on credit Of two
four, and SIX months, three weiuclosed haiEaerc
lots, lying in square.
Septenber y q
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NOI,ICE.

VEVHE Subscriber intending to reside in the
& country, requests those persons that he dispo-
sed 20 purchase GOALS, to apply In Lc4pis. per
k5ns g Co. at the south tenement OF Colonel Bull
locks buildings, fronting tlie BASIN, who will give
the most prompt attention 90 al applications
VIZ. e.. Pow Sill.
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NnTICE-

2 N future, It will be required Of cvey pcrsoa ha-
< wing claim against the State, and who osunof
auesd IN pcrson az liis Office torfccive G,e war
rant for the amount thereof to satnoriss b. writ
ten order, some one 20 receive g.
JOHN BURFOOT, .gpfHsor.
.9naics's O,Ece, 8ehscm5cr G.-------gsv
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TO BRICK L.4YERS .aN,D At.9KFPS.
EETANTED good Bricl.I.ayeI, 90 build the A.
Wv eademy now begun on Marion Hill; the work
IS to be neat and TO be done directly The ,lndeita-
ker can be furnished vita three trowel hands and
attendance
MADE, sOme THIS fall, and the balance next spring
another million will be wanted next SUMMER
Apply TO NEIL MCCOUIL
August So 33-tf
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or The ENQtIPERi p',jHshef tssicc a ssek rolb,
.,ac tsles ,re1s oi,i,g oe SsgA gihe State Liuc.
-tsr. nc snne eiet.ic, Fire Dollars per onhan bs,-
e5- Z. GdcaGc- IoHgh Ygiia NOcs are Drefer1od yet
ytcs eGgY description 'vH Be received payment Tho
Fiaor sri0 guarantee the safely II iRir item 5y Ai1ii
= ssstggc ef0H letters being p0idJY tie 1rit'ers.
~ Nc pers nil BE- disconfiied (5Hf M t discretion Of
n, Editor, untii aH ofTe1rdges h1tc been pail Hp.
CT iy srho Kill guarantee te payment II nine bq-
prs, shall Tcrrire tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
IT One sQHgeFrS iaselijg,, IS rcits- Sgci continuance
he eeifs
NJ advertisement inserted until hGs either bern 0qG G,
0ssuRrd jy regsc1e ia tits Gin, ~ f's e,s,j,,Te
sss.s,. -
DLSSOLUI ICN Of P.4RT.hE r SiftP.
sEVHE firm OF Cary .Se.Gea s. 70. IS This s;ay dis
solved by nlotu,,l consent. All those having
claims against the concern, will apply 10 ID. Wilson,
who IS suthori ed and willpa the same, aud to
receive all the debts due to the corcern.
DAVID WILSON,
CARY SELDEN.
August 8. IS II
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WALTER COLES,
JOHN COLES,
ISAAC A. COLES,
TUCKER COLES,
EDWARD COLES,
Class, Chi,ia q Crockery Ware.

Class, China q Crockery Ware.
VsVHE Subscribers are opening, (neXt
door TO the Post-ofilecl handsome assortment of
CLASS, CHINA, q CROCKER1- U-i2E, ui= Cut and
plain glass pitchers bowls, dceters and tumblers vine
eiamp9sne and Jelly glasses sal'eri, passage lamps &c. e
esat desert tea aud dinner Scts Canton and English china
chimney piece ornaments Liverpool printed ware in sets
pitchers wash basins, and EuTes edge and coloure
dishes plates SEC. &c.
-4LSt-A few dozen bottles superior Madeira Port and
Ciaret Vines andone Quarter easN old Jamaica Rum
CARIER II. DREEY Z. Co.
y.
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JhsPER kOBBiNS & WILLIAM GRAVES,
Il a. AVE formed q connection in trade. md ibe
4 , firm Of ROBBINS s. GRAVES, aud will
10 business in TIC house heretofore occupied by
Jasper llobbins, sign of the Golo,eH SaotRe, T.
street, where they have for sale, plated and com
mon saddiery, aud leather Of different knis-a-
,nonl5 "heh are lev dozen wax calf skins Of ST.
pcrlor qoslty-ALSO, Whips, Canes, Brushes.
sc. &c sc.
they have likewise Just received, and are now
opening, bandsome assortment OF Coach Farpi-
;urc consisting Ct acos, fringe tassels, springs.
hinges, iocSs, add moulding-alI Of which viii be
900 low, Tor cash, or acceptmces in town. The
Saddle aad Haness-msking they will continue 10
carry on IN aii is branches, and viii always keep
ppply Of saddles, brides, and harness Of the newest
Fashions, ready medc.
= Al orders ali I've strictly attended to, and
executed in the neatee; style.
September e. 42-2w
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S. JUSTf5, Cod a .yiirer.,D,ilb

PESPECTFULLY Informs the public. that l,e
, 2 has conn, need, on Shockoe Hill, next door
above Mr.. Mark Richardss Tayrrn--wIere he
Keeps for sale, Goid and Silycr Uoyk. lie like.
wise makes andrepairs any article in tbe above
line IRON his attention, and endeayors to please.
he hopes to merit share Of the public patronage
September II. 49-St
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In RicAmold ANalinge C0Mrf, l8I5,
.
SSflfenlber LII.


ORDERED, tlat tle several creditors the Eate of
Thomas Edgar, decd. which has been committed 10 the Ser
giant ot this city for administration, do appear here nj
Oetor CoG1 next, and exhibit their accounts against the
sai estate Tor settlement and TIA, copy this order be
Inserted IN the Enquirer until thar time;he expense where
of 10 eIaid out OF die said estate.
Aeopy'-ic'fe j. ". DANCE, DC.
SODtemiar -
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LITERlRY WO1ICE.

IiJER.IRY vVOIICE.
FETilE Subscriber having purchased from Richard
z Mason, (Iats of Sur,y County, Va the copy
right Of new edition OF lis Cepfiemau's pocket
farer, intends putting the same 10 press, with all
possible dispatch. Persons wishing to subscribe for
copies Of the above, viii please forward tbeiroaines
PETER COTTON.
". %. Having purchased the whole OF tha old
Edition, the retail price Of which vas one dollar
and fifty cents, nc las lowered the psice 10 one
dollar.
September 81. A2-H
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CONTINUATION OF FOREIGN NEWS,
From Paris faflers, reccfOed fler' schooner
SeL6y.1

The Russian army of reserve, under the
command of Gen. Wittgenste;n, which was
on its way towards France, has received or
ders to return TO the interior of their coun-
try. An the Austrian troops on their
march to France, have received orders to
retruce their steps and return 10 the Aus
trian States.
1t was reported, and generally believed.
that Ferdinand VII. King of Spain. was
about TO visit Paris. The intercourse of
posts was re-established, and the courierg
passed as usual.
The Sandman government has seones-
tered all the property in Piedmont which
Napoleon had granted to Prince Borehese
Inc greatest preparations were making at
Milan. tor the coronation of the Emperor
and Empress ofAus.ria as King and Gyee-,
OF the kingdom of Lombardy. The Empe-
ror was about to leave Paris TO meet the
Empress at Milan.
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FALL GOODS.

FALL GOOltS.
q LILLIAN GiLLIAT daily expects to receive
w by the i1di,n Chief, and other arrivals from
london, genera. and handsome assortment OF
GOODS, suitable for the present and ap?roacAing
s.ason, which have been .iceteh expressly for this
market for cash. lie has now on hand an assort-
mept oil Woolens, &e rec wed by tie Canton.
ir0a Liverpool, which he offers !Gr sale on the
,aost reasonable terms, at lis store on the street
lsaditg from tie Farmers -uk to Shockoe Ware
house.
September so. Att
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PLANTERS FARE FOR SAFE
TsTtE SUBSCRIBER will sell this Handsome
Farm, very cheap, for part money ard part
credit. He therefore invites those who wish to in
vest money in valuable Lands, to take look at
tins property. 1t lies in the county of Gnoclland,
ten miles above the ColHt-house, forty from Rich
mond, an! seven from Boat Navigation, on james
River, and contains about go a>ies, so acres of
which lying in LckinghO'e Creek is equal in lcr,il-
NY to the best James River bottom Ian,Ia-the
high land lies well, i, laid of in five fields, and
wen fenced in--the fields have been all cioyered,
ana those ont OF cultivation, are pretty well taken
WIN It; and those now under culture, were well
taken with lit prueuces good crops of corn,
wheae and tobacco. The buildings are generally
good and convenient. The dwelling house is part
y two-story, and is neat, light, handsome building
The Farm IS well watered, having streams in every
ield, and several good springs conveAient to the
clearinghouse, and large o chards of good fruit,
consisting OF Apples, Peache5 Cherries, sc.
He has also, 1.Oo Small Farms, in the same
neighhorhocd, for sale, on the same tsrms-one OF
which containing l65 acres, at present under the
occupancy oil Mrs Owls well timbered, and has
on 1t p t!'riyins young Appe Orchard. and lies near
enough to Planters Fare, 60 supply it with timber
he ether eents'ns 1875 acres, and is subject 20 the
ite estateot Mrs Jaues, IAN OIL Lacy) who lives
on the Farm. y further description IF the pro-
perry IS deemed unnecessary, as those wishing 20
purchase, will TO doGbt view the premises
The terms may be known by application 20 Mr..
10 a =. Neoe (who lives on tic premises) or 10
the Subscriber living in Richmond.
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
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.FOIJCE.
A LII Persons are furwarnad from trading for, or
"a. taking SCI assignment d a sond. from Chastan
Roberts. executed 90 himself and Wiley Roberts
executor Of Pleasant Roberts, deed. by the sub.
scriber and Peter Farley, for the sum of eighty
o1d pound', some time il the year 1SO5 as wei as
rccolleeted. The subscriber havisg just and cqui-
table claims against the said executors, for sum
considerably more than the amount Of the bond,
deem necessary to make this publication.
JOHN ROBERTS.
September d. As-4t
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F.4LL .aN'D ULNY'ER COO0N


ysVtii Subscribers have Just received, fifty pacia-
z srs fresh imported DRY GOODS, consisting
Ia part, Of the following articles:
oupcr'ine, modelling, and coarse broadclotfs of va
lious coors
ditto DO do carsimores. dino
superfine olive, fawn, French grey, i.a-ycndec,
Grass, imperial bite and black pesse cloths
White anu c0lo,ed superine ard common fanne,s
Fiains, iernoushts, flushing and coating, various co,
nrs
Superiine and common rose, Dufel and point blan-
ke,s
Black, blue, green, brown and fawn CIVILIZED and
plain bombazctt
Tartan plaid and checked ditto
case asso' ted worsted husicry
Elegant silk aHd worsted toilenet vcsting
Ditto swaastown ditto
Stockingnetts, assorted colors
Irish linens, eamblics snL camb:ic musl:ns
Caiicocs gins!la,ns, dmtes, cotton slirtnge, dia-
pers, corduroYs. vclycts, &c.
JOHN s. FRANCIS WOOD.
September 42--sw
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4lNDREW SMITH i JOSEPH RIDDLE,

NAVE this day entered into partner
ship, under the firm Of SMITH " RIDDLE, and
viii do biEeSs in the lover of col NIayus brick
blssin Inai%'reet, nearly opposite the BelIa,erii
May J..
THEY OFFER FOR SALE,
Plaster of Paris. ground and ia lunp,
Sp,rmaceti candies, warranted pul,',
h0on crown glass y by 10, in t,oNe, also pans5
t.ttind Peruvian bark. il small package,
Whishey, IN ticrces. Of gD;J quaity,
'Iamers oil. in barrels,
Two blics negro elo,.,.
JulyG
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fN.NUN MERCHANTS can now re

aslortnents Of COTTON 7-iRNS Spun al the Rice
'nsnd Cotton 1fanujicyry. Oh application to
WAL ANDERSON, Principal Asen.
AUGUST 10. 21-tf
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OFFER FOR

Lets cfLtu,d Par SAFE, az SCOTS Eerlg
sStnQUENT applications having been male 70
: the Suaserihcrs, io, the purchase of Grounds
NJ Seotrs Ferry, IN the County OF Albemarlc, tor
the pstpose oil erecting i.n,uber-Houscs, sc. for
the receipt Of the produce of dis and many of the
Counties beyond the iiise-Vhey ill ofcr
at Public Sale, on Saturday the seventh day a
October next, on the premises, from Is to 20 lots
OF Ground, Indifferent sizes, lying Immediately a,i-
coming the Ferry, and extending from the River,
(bctwcen the Lots at present built upon,) TO the
top OF the hill.
credit oftwelve months vii! lie given the Pur-
ehasers, upon tieii siyieg bond with approved Sc
curity.
WAITER COLES,
JOHN COLES,
ISAAC A. COLES,
TUCKER COLES,
EDWARD COLES,
C'.4t die sG'ne time and place, and on tIe same
terms, will be offered at Public Sale, TR.4CT
Or LIMP, the property Of the late Col. John
Coles, decd. containing 400 acres, living in the
County OF Fiuvanua, within two miles of SCOTS
Ferry, AMI on the road leading from thence TO Rich
Iaond
September 90. i1-ews
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FoP SHE, 6y tie Piece o., Puckdle,
GtUPERFINE and Coarse Cloths. Cashmere
- Plains, Duiilc Blankets Flanncls and ~ irish
L''cns, at low advance for cash, or town aeeep.
t.nces. ROBERT POLLARD
ALso-20 bales Kendall Cotton, in the brig Fray
els, daily expected to ,u.ise from Liverpool
September 2S. 41-2w
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-, London; Tug. 10.
The following particulars respecting the
embarkation of Bonaparte On board the
Northumberland, have been received from,
source entitled to every credit. and
we give them to the public as authcn-
tic.
The Bcl'erophon and the Tonuant sail.
ed from the Bay ct Plymouth on Frdsy
but we Go not imagine that it was to pie
vent the application for writ of habess
corpus. The fact is, that the concourse of
boats was SO great, and the danger TO
which they were exposed, (ssveral lives
having been LOST that Government thoue',s
proper to order the Bellerophon to erea
ter distance. The process, of which 81
much has been said, was nothing NOR.
than an ordinary subpoena from the Court
OF King, S Bench, procured by some person,
who had cause pending in that Court.
and who amused himselfby citing as wit
nesses, Napoleon, Jerome and Adm, W.
laumes. The Northumberland left PORT
mouth on Friday also, and on Sunday ar
rived of IOrbsy. General Bertrand was
the fifst WHO came On board the Tonnant,
where he dinsd with Lord u, ith, and Sir.
George Cockbun. Sir George explained
TO hun his Instructions with regard to Bo-
naparte one article of which was that his
Y
taken ON board the Northumberland-B
trand warmly protested against sendjpe
Bonn parte to St. Helena, when he desired
and expected to have lived in peace in
England, protected by English laws. Lold
hFith and Dir George did not enter into
discussion on this point. After dinner,
they accompanied Bertrand on board the
Be!lerophon. Before their arrival. thew
had taken from Bonaparte lis pistols, ard
all his arms. Those who were not to &C
company him, were sent on board the fri
gate EHrotas. They showed great m
Willingness TO be separated from him. Be-
naparte took leave Of them individually
Savary & L'Allemaud were, however. left
on board the Bellerophon.
When Lord Keith and Sir Geo. Cock
burn came on board, Ronaparte was on
deck ready to receive them. After tire
usual salutation, Lord Keith addressed
himself TO Bonaparte, and requested him
20 say at wh1t hour he proposed to 80 on
board the Northumberland. Bonsparte
protested with the greatest vehemence
against this act OF the British Govern
ment. He had not expected the
could see no reasonable objection to residing
in England in tranquility for the remainder
Of his dlys." Lord Keith and Sir G. Cock
burn made no reply. An English officer
who stood near him observed, thai if ha<
was net sent to 81. Helena, he would be SC -
to the Emperor AlcXan 'cr--S' God kl
me from the Russian" replied ne, Nll
ging his shoulders and addressingk
tIand. " At what hour to-norrow
ing, shall come, Genoraf, and acc
you on board the Nofthumbrr. 8ut Is y
ed Sir Geo. Cockburn. Bon paI
pcared somewhat surprised ~ q
himself addressed simply 81 Cen &
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~ u II T. L.
& TsSuAT, by virtue ola Deed Of Trust. executed
j i to NE hy William Short, to secure the sum
OHIO, w legal interest from The lot day Of Sen
4 TENDER, 1888, due TO Mrs. Polly Cav snd at th,
s loint request Oi he parties afoiesaii, shall. on
Wednesday, IT'D October ensuing, expos to sale,
\ y Fnouc auction, upon the pre- misses 10 the high
SS bidder upUn cr':,t agresaby To the ,e,r,,,a-
tons of the Act ofAs5omb,, respecting executions.
&c one hutdrcd and sixts eigat Acres Of Land "
ING IN the coarty OF Chesterfield, upo Failing
Greek, i've miles from Manchester, AMI blng the
sa'ne Tract 81 Land which purchased by th
tSiu oh'.rt 81 niy Randolph, or 80 nue., tl.eI Of
IS Toay b. sai'iesnt 10 satisfy the debt AN nore.i
Aforesaid, togeiicr with the costs aud chalgcs of
executing this tgusf.
sepiembsr 80. is St.
3 AN-AN -A1 d'oni the opb-clib +, IN Mo;giay
Z = me Z9th Inst. + gro .lIsscs-Hc is ABOUT
sixteen years OH, nd tolerah'y tall for his age :
his complexion is Ear4 inclined 70 Be brown than
otherwise, With short w00iiy hair which, is cut in
tmSe or u St, from his EC-ehead across the TOP
q his hesd has large eyes, the whites Of which
siew much, wide ncsth, with thick pautitc ips his
lore teeth rather wild = apart than is usual had
on when he went oil, )znablrss stiif and over
ais wore away leather apron such as BLACK
smiths usually wear, hut without Shoes Of hat He
s'n strke tolsrabiy well &C the smiths business
Dut cisiANes work ofHy kmd has very s, yeni1
appearance, ami can hardly be kept from the FIRE If
d 1t is IN the least cold suspect he will afteront
10 pass fora free Lad, and az SUCH endeayor 70 I'M
pose himself apo1 some Master ola Vessel. as
Oaok, either ~ this place at ROcket's Landing
where have some suspicion may g, as he late
y made such a. aitempt. in which he was detected
Should nc offer himself to any such, they are re-
quested 10 stop lin, and eomro hin 90 iail, for
Eneh will pay reward Of Five Dollars
Al persons are slrwaned not to EN- 10y or con-
'cy the sad iad away At their peril.
JOiE.N' e.. PEN IyTO.N.
PETERSBURG, Septsmbar S0 10 q.
OOcI'0H DUBUTSSON, Den1s.
A RRlVED here from philadelphia has the hon.
" or to inform the people, that he will reside,
aiew weeks, ~ ,hc house of Mrs. KeisO, man
street, wnrrc tie will be h1ppy to receive tie com
i9ands OF thnse who may please to favor him with
Their patronage.
He cleans, separates, files, plugs, and extracts
'eeth sets strait those inclined to any direction
makes ami places artificial ones, whole set or sets.
with such care that they seem natural likewise
uauspants natural teeth he also cures all disc asses
y the gums, and restores them TO their wonted e.
isstiety.
Tie has very good tooth powder, opate, end elk
II Tor preserving the gums; he may lie consulted
" his lodging from A. " I'LL 5, AMI, II desred 1T
sends the commands of ladies and gentlemen, at
their houses.
September 80. az st
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FOREIGN.
FRO.M ENGLLSH PRINTS

LONDON, August 2.
The subioined letter to the editor appear
cd in The Chronicle of this morning:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-21
GNUMBBR 60.

France, to think of delivering Europe
However, am quite satisfied that the A.
mericans are able TO do the business with
out them. L should not be surprized, In
deed, if things would take a different turn.
| would not wonder, after what have seen
after the assistance we have given to re-
store the g whore OF Babylon the Inquisi-
ton, and lazy voluptuous nuns and friars
to their former power and ease if a treaty
offensive and defensive had been concluded
between the Autocrat of Algiers, the Arto-
crat of Russia, Prussia. &c. &c. and DAT
the Americans were TO find themselves in
volyed m war against these powers, who
may probably afford a powerful contingent
to their royal ally. But even this viii ne
OF little consequence. After the American
seamen gave such lesson as they did to
the boasted" sovereigns of the sea-" there
can be no apprehension as to the result of
any war which may occur with the whole
maritime force of the world There is an
energy which liberty gives 10 Rschampions,
that renders its cause invincible when OPP
posed TO tyranny--amd the extirpatiOn of
theroyal nest of African pirates. is an act
which viii be recorded in the page of histo-
ry to the eternal honor of the American
people, while the long endurance of this
naughty aud barbarous race, win for ever
reflect disgrace on the nations of Europe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-21
am yours, &c.
Wn. CoBBETT.
Botiey, near Southampton,
9Th Juiy, 1915.
From the same, July 15h, 1915.
DEFAT OF TIE ALeEBINE FLEET oY TIE
AMERICANS.

AMESlCANS
Our base newspaper writer's are so mucn
occupied with enforcing the necessity of
cutting the throats of all the iacobins in
France, that they cannot spare a moment
to think, far less to write. on the signal tri-
mnph of America, which her invincible
fleet has just obtained over the European
pirates. This great achievement Of the real
sons Of liberty against one of the " legiti-
mate monarchs,' does not, dare say. 90
well down with our cOrruptionists but that
is principal reason why / should not lose
sight Of If. While ali the regular govern
ments Of Europe were acknowledging their
inferiority, by sending annual presents to
the dey of Algiers, the Americans fitted out
a squadron to annihilate this royal pirate.
The Algerine fleet was discovered on the
coast Of Spain. Il was attacked by the
Yankee fleet without hesitation. TIE A.
merIcans took the admiral's ship, a frigate
of tie largest size--drOve another on shore
and destroyed her-the rest escaped only
IN consequence Of calm, which enabled
them to use their oars. This is certainly
proper method Of treating these ROYAL nui-
sances. But we do not see that this civil
lied part of the world are disposed to con-
slider them in that light They have shewn
no inclination to assist the Americans in
driving them out. Perhaps they are too
much occupied at present with delivering
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-21
II UBLIS HE'D
ON WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
BY JOHN BURKE,

8 oi Doors 6eloru the Ben Tavern, at Far Dollars
per ass'rafm, paid in advance.
~. advertisements inserted at the usual
price, and promptly attended to.
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Merchants Bank of Asexan

Merchants Bank of Ascxan
dria,
Sept. &c, 1915.
TEyEIE Stockholders in this institution
are hereby notified, that tile se-.
cond instalment OF ten dollars on each
share Of the capital stock Is called for,
and required to be paid in, on!or before
the LIST day OF Dec. ensuing and that
The Sd,instalhient Of Eve dollars on each
share, issalso called for, and required
to be paid on the LIST day Of January,
1916.
by order Of the President and Direc-
tors, q 81
James S. Scott, Cashr.
septa:27 ti'I dstlaw
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Bryan Hampson q Go.

Have Jaist receiued and offer for Sale,
80 hogsheads and S tierees retailing
molasses
so ditto & so bis. Muscoyadc sugars
900 bags prime green coffee
2 tons double B no. 1, Q, and 4,
patent shot
10 hogsheads green cepperas
100 boxes pipes
5000 bushels coarse salt
A few bushels fresh Timothy seed.
.dnd on Hand,
AgeneralassOrtment Of Groceries as
usual,
They also keep a supply of the best
Flour for family use.
september 26