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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-14
T II E r r Z s II.

ne ram began to fall on Thursday or
Friday week-and has continued, with some
m;ermissions. almost to the present mo-.
ment. On "Wednesday and Thursday it
poured down IN torrents; the earth has
been drenched with water, and on Wed
nesdav the James River began to rise
The Fresh WAS rising at O'clock last eve
ning +; but 1t was rot so high by two or three
I ct, as the one which existed years ago.
From every account, which we have re-
ceived. the rain has been very general and
protuse ; so that we may yet expect large
cescent ofthe mountain water. In that case,
the Fresh will continue to rise, until the
supply of mountain water abstes. We fear
1t Will do considerable damage 10 the corn on
low-lan's but this city has as yet sustained
little injury.
Trent's bridge is covered with or 4
feet of water-blt it is placed very low.
and most of the drifting timber passss in,
nocently over it. A few ouly of the bran
ching trees have been arrested in their
descent--around which is collected p small
hammock of brush wood and timber. Tho
the whole bridge is covered vet, if we
may Jug from the strait and unbraken
line ofthe ripple, no part of it has yet yiel
ded to the srgry Aood.-We expect it VII
sill defy its fury.
Blow the bridge. with the exception of
on or wv scattering rocks, the whole
surface Of the falls is under water-the
sight of the foam and the velocity of the
stream are strihlngly grand-its roar is aw-
full.
Still lower, ct the foot of the fslls.) is
Mayo's bridge, built on piers-the river h IS
RISEN nearly as high as all the is--and
just beyond the dollhouse, which stands on
an, felo nd ~ "a
cut Fl all communic alton, but what takes
place in canoe. In the Course of tine e.
vening, the canoe was near being drifted A.
way with or passengers in it. No other
pc ton of the bridge is under water tho
here and there, it is splashed and wetted
by the violence of the current.
Still further below, on this side Of the RI
YER, the ravine. which is washed bv
Shock1e Greek. is overflown and the Gel,
lars OF some of the houses on the Marx ct
Bridge, are covered with several feet Of
water.
The river runs over the wharves at
Rocketts-but no Injury has been sustain
ed by the shipping. 1t is when the fresh
subsidies, that our sea farng citizens must
put forth all their skill.
One or two battsaus have been drifted
down the river & dashed to pieces. There
is vague report that two or three per
sons have lost their lives ;.but it is not suf-
fciently authenticated as yet to command
belief.
The King OF France wants drnIv IL seems
and must have ope-but the allies, It seems want
money, and they must have it--yet without money.
he King caanot hsv an army. The allies then
absorb the very Cash whc. is wanting to raise his
troops--and they compel bi'o to employ tier own
army, Lecaus- they fissLle him from raising one OF
ll.a 49,.
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PLANTFRs FARi,-E,- ~

PLAN Frs FARt-Fo- SHE
IN TUESDAY tne 9Th DIV &c October next flair
Emit, TIE next tair day, viii be off red for. s,,s
at l'usie AUCTION. on the premises, tat DnlitgI4e
HdjiindsoDie FARNi IN the counfy II Comet.
land, at present occapiol Nv NJ. .Iohn e Neos
y known BY the name of PLAN rERS. ARE
IL coat'ins 100 acres. thirty acres of vviich
lying on idckinghoe Or eE, is equal Ia quality 10
the best James river lov-ground the rcsi,lur lie
well ior Farming, is well improved, aud Is w.
productive. Il 10 laid OIL ia four fields. and the
fields well clovered, and si'nated 20 miles ai,ova
the Courthouse, 40 from Richmond, and G,,,o
boat navigation Jane River
The buildings co sist Of = handsome two sforv
Wooden House, DAIRY, Meat house, Negro fl.ns.
es Ic house, Bar Stables Sc. Uiere are also lsrr,
orchards of choice fruit.
further dcscrirdpn is deemed unnecessary. %
us presumed that az person wishing 70 buy, will
FIRST vie~ The property.
! he terms of sale VIII be, orc fourth cash. or a
s.sgo'ia'e note, with goad endorser at 60 DAYS
date from the day Of sale, the remaining sd,s al
e'psi annual Dym ITS, with interest, ami a Deed
Of trust on the property u secure the rsyment.
This properly will positively be sold, aod Willie
ganteel establishment soraay Gentleman ,ishine
To retire from business, industrous F,rm,r
who can spsre csshio make the fret rag,nent tie
OTHER t,'fee may he made from tue product Of the
Farm, in time b. meet them.
Mr. Nooo win show the property to any persoa
wishing n buy. Full ppsses ion win b. given on
The fret dsy Of Janua.y 1917, and liberty 10 sow
Wheat by the l0,h October.
At tie same Time and place, and on the sarro
terms, viii b. sod, Mrs Olvis's Terenep, Co.
ainng 40 sores Ut liysly f.aod, y ;iiobrrei sod
iesr enru 20 Plan;crs-fsre 70 suppl, Il with TIM
Igr. ESQ, tie same purober oil ceres in a rarr,
lcar Plsnters4arc. occupied by AIRS. James. vii,
ias Nis estate - The Farm.
DANIEL TRIpIE1T
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JO11PKIN S " WDRRTY.

A RE row receiving from Liverpool and Lon
~ don, their raj Supply Of GOODS.
Their assortment is general aud well adapted TO
Z G use Of the coIntry.
They have REMOVED n a new br,c. building
~ tie lower end Of he BssiD.
N. r. Super fine CLOTHS. EASEMENTS.
NESTlNGS, aad Geptlemcn's HATS Of superior
quality.
September ~ 5f-t
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RAIL- GOODS.

:
Per sde Ship MARY and Brfgs ALBION anil
THOMAS BOUCH, .t,Sni Lirey5eoL.
X SO, Point and Duiie Blankets.
Napt Ccuprs
Snyaty, Kilmarnoek GINS
fi.'ns. heiseys and Fimslmgs
Coatiugs atd FeArnougi4s
liann-is, white and coIored
f"rkshIre Cloths an,i CassiIner,s
Ladies and Pelisse Cloths
Swanaio Nn and roilinctt Vestiscs
biseS and fancy cc.oureG Bon.5azgtscs. niair
anu twilled
Ratineus
Supertine Cloths and Cassimeres
Meiino Shaw;s
Hardware AMI Cutlery
Al assortment of FOWhINS PIECES. of -
psror masuiscturs
crates and China Ware, well selected
OFFERED F0R SHE ny
DIcAs, MOORE g Co.
September Ii. sz.r
81 PyfCK.aCNS
DRY GOODS Al AUCTION
ISL RhCEiYED. ard MI! 81 s.li. ~ RIM.
60 a"y "eyf, the l6' iast. al 10 o'siors. u
.fn'ong which arc,
Slack silk twiiicd HsndAel caieis,
Diaper Genoa, Cords. Planes,
Elegant Diuiiliss, Steam Losn Shirsinss
,sreeR H"zr, III s, CarpeiIIs, FAnaels,
Umbrellas. &c &c SC
CO Terms at Sale
Parkdills, Dunloh e CollauQ,
Nuetio,eers.
,Nt.'' ~
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SEP, ~.
LAND-Ror Sale.

VNNf1E oUI1oOKIbtK VIII sell, on &C
LOCUST THIcKET," containing ty = s,c s,,rvfv SE
VEN TEN HUNDRED AND 1HIRTY-sIx ACRES
sisuatr in Campbell County, ON tie head Of Big Whipping
ters Of Seneca Creekdis'a7t from iynChburg 20 miles
from Cainplell CourtiIouc mcs-from s,a,nion River
miles-snd from payne's Mills mii@s-adipuiur fl,.
lands Of Mr. Philip Payne, DR.. 3. Slaughter, and Others
The whole tract lies wcabot 400 tobacco anc. and
the resiue good farming ai-sbOut 400 acres Ia. ir,n
cleared, but the plantation has been IN general cutsa.
ton for many years.
The improvements small framed dwelling house srd
outhOusrs--sprngs numerous and he water
ceeni. The neghborhuydis healthy and agreeable. Dr.
Nathaniel W. Payne, siding the land NJ. in 4.
lezanhcr near tio Conrt house. VIM. lawson, 90 the
premises, viii sc~ tie end 70 any person disposed TO puf
ehaSC.
WILLIAM G. rFNDLrfON.
TutfroHd.
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EN0uikER MARINE LIST.

roRr or RicHMosD, VA.
ENTERED.
sept. lo.-Seh. FsFmrr's Faucy O.;s. Now nrL.
Jane, trcicii,u, Baininurc.
LOUIS Jhor2. do.
SIP. Merit. Wesf CITY Point.
PrSpluon. Collins, ,n.
Sicop Hope, Benilei NorfIk;
HIRE y Sa,ifriss.
sept i2.-British sLip Kent. Miller. I.i,.'rno'.
SAT-, crcfcs, R1,arrare e Lr.. SssGs.
REP0RT'ED,
Ship Mary. ciars.', liverpool
1'aGfiia. Sio.di,y. L.ser,,ol.
CLEARED,
sept io.-Sci'. Indian Hunter Seaman, Ee,,-Y,lrk,
ll-Bric VIM Y i:zrr. nsegrtt IiferrsaL
Sch. Frac aason, Fo,lss, Nashne;cn.
ie-Brii, Calypso, p'aie, Cork.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-14

-Cons'sfinP Of
Rose and Duifei 3lanses, N.rt Coiiors, nair-.
hersHys, CoatinRs, Fianne,s, Ck,,hs, Aianch.eter
Stuits, Superhneciohs and Csssimeres, Ike sc
With an assortment OF Aard.care and Cute.
m
hey daily expect the balance &c ,heir Co71s nv
the SHIPS Joi'a B'Osc from Liverpool, aud E,.vartI
from Lnndop.
September IL Sytr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-14

when the salt-petre in the after part Of
the vessel exploded, and destroyed all with
in the vortex of its fiery gulph. The fate
of Mr.. William Anderson, aud the distress
of his brother, Mr.. David Anderson, both
passengers proceeding to Java, it is ai!l;ct-
ing to contemplate. Mr.. d. Anderson saw
his brother after the fire had burst forth.
and shook hands with him while he was
standing in the shrouds. whence in few
minutes he WAS precipitated into the deep
never to rise again
The following is list of the officers and
passengers. which we have reason to be-
leve is quite correct
David hydd, commander, not on beard
CIR Nmrod, 1st officer. lost ; John Heron,
Cd officer, saved III. Volstudt, Sd officer,
lost David Anderson, passenger, saved
William Anderson, do. lost ; ]. b. Macdo-
maid. do not on board /: John Kydd, child,
the nephew OF the captain, lost /; T. Hold
ges, surgeon, saved.
Some OF the crew belonging to the Du-
chess of Wellington have been apprehen-
ded, and are detained on suspicion of hav-
ing set the vessel on fire. In most cases
where ships are burnt in this river, there
has been reason to believe that the Las
cars lwho receive impress money in al
vance tor several mouths) have been instru-
mental IN their destruction. We have late
~ seen an excellent plan. which is now
Under consideration, whereby the Lascars
may be protected from the inouitous sys
tenn OF extortion SO long practised in Cat
cutta. and the own RS of vessels insured
gainst the frequent chance of loss by fire,
as it provides that in all cases when saips
are burnt, the native seamen belonging to
her shall be detained to complete their sti
pulatei term of service in some other man
ner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-14

SUTHERL AND cOLQUiiOUS y %.
VA ii1L receive in q DAY two. hy the din NJ
agGia, from Liverpool, a para % t,e;s FAIL.
COODS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-14

A u M-e'i.e OF t.. Poi Ieni a 4 5irecto-s Of
n the James RIVER Company on the Sd day oe
September 1916;
Resolreci That ,le President he rcnuf ,,srl 20
eau a GENERAL Mertiug OF TIE ct c.hoders oftie
James hver Com any at the Capitol in this CITY
on M"nSay the 21st day of Octoh next, TO Ike
INTO co"fi GRAFTON e~qniry made by The Raa7d of
tuh ck Works, q" Wheeler this Company viii un-
dert'S' with he appreciation Of he General Assem-
b' 70 'xietf tn; nav cat OF james River t. The
mouth o. l'n''.ap's Gre (, and upon what couditi
ohs"-A Copy. T-s'e.
ROBERT POI LARD. Cls
General lleeting of;he Ploprie,orS Of Shares
IN the James River Company Is hereby called A.
greeahy TO IN Sh Secti9n Of the Act of the lncar-
pora'oni ardit IS spro.a'ed to be he'll at tn. Ca
r'toi, m the City of Richnioni on MONDAY, oist
nsy oi October next, ri me hpor If IL o'clnck-to
CONSIDER snd determine tn i opposition contain.
ed IA the Resolution of the Bpud Of Directors, d..
ted the Sd Instant.
w FOUSHEF, President
of the James Rj7'er Company
o-rrenuer -. S7-eptim
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The hing OF France wants drmv, il seems,
and must have one--but the allies, it seems, want
money, and they must haveit-yet without money,
he King caanot hay: arrny. The allies then
absorb the very Cash whic. is wanting to raise his
troops--and they compel hin To employ tier own
army, Leeaus. they disable him from raising one OF
t,ia ,,uu
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-28
PAUL Nj. MUMFORD,

nFFERs for sale, or TO lease for q number OF
" years, the whole Of his Estate in Newport. II
is in good repair, and the productive property
IN town.
He will also sell Lot Of Land in the town Of East
Greenwich, being part of the ancient Fry estate,
containing one acre, pleasantly situated, on which
there is well, and the stone Of su old cellar. The
He will still lease that pert Of the Homestead
heretofore occupied by Messrs. Cranston Shaw,
excepting the shop on Thames-strcet, now occupied
by Mr.. Waite. Tbs tenement offered would well
accommodate small family, and afford them the
advantage of pleasant shop on Mili-street, next
but one to the corner Of Thames-stree, aud an ex-
cellent stand-for business. Aug 81.
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AN ACT for the relief Of the President and
Directors Of the Washington Bridge Com
psny.
BE ff enaefsd BY tie Senate and House Of
Rehveenfc,ives ef tie Unitrd Safes Of Are-
sioner to be appointed By virtue ofthe oct,
entitled, San acc to suthorise the payment
for properly lost, captured or destroyed W
the enemy, while in the military service of
tho Uoiicd States, and for other purposes"
passed April ninth, ooe thousand eight hon.
dred and sixteen, DC, and he is hereby author
ised and directed to sndit and settle the claim
Of to, presiesD, snd directors Of tho Wash
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NOTICE.

NL7RITfSG ofeysry description done with accur-
w scy 6d.liiy and despatch. for moderate Com
pcnsaon by the subscriber who earnestly sollcts the
Patronage Of his Fellow Citizens. To whom he has
long been known and to serve them u will afford
HIN satisfaction ss well employment and be bcn-
eft to himself snd family. JOHN HANDY
Ncvport yn.y o. 1916.
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March, 1915. till the restoration ofLouis 18th,
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AN ACT granting to Amos Spaford the
igbt of pre m ptjoa

AN ACT granting TO Amos Spsford the
Ugh, OF pre-emptioa.
BE h enacted by The Senaie and House u
Rehyesenfosfves Of re United Stafes Of .1S7e-
yie0, in Congress assembled, That Amos Spsf-
foSd, Collector of the district and port Of
Miami shall have the right Of pre-cmption
to one hundred and fifty acres OF land. to in
e'ude nis improve men,s, situate within the
limits of the reserve Of twelve miles square,
ct the Rapids of Miami Of Lake Erie, the
boundaries Of which shall be designated un.
der the directions Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury; which tract Of lshd shall be grsot-
cd him at the same price and on the same
terms ood conditions for which the other pub
lie lands arc sold at private sale.
April 26. i8l6-.3Aproved.
JAMES MADISOg.
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JAMES MADISON.

AN ACT 10 authorise tho president Of the
United States 10 lease, for the term there.
in mentioned, the new building on Capitol
Hill, with the appurtensnccs, for tho better
accommodation Of Congress. 3
Be if .enscted by The Senate and House Of
Renresenfanves ef the United Sfafes d. dme-
den, OF the United States, be, and he hereby
ID authorized TO lease, in behalf of the United
States, from the owners thereof, the new
building on Capitol Hill, on square seven hun
dred and twenty eight, wuh the, adjoining
buildings aud sppur.ensnees, for the term Of
one year next atist the passing Of this act
and from thence until the capitol is in siate
OF readiness for the reception of Congress, at
a rent not exceeding sixteen hundred and ff-
~ doliart per annuM, 10 be paid half yearly
by the United States; PropiSed atssays, That
any lease TO- be exesuted by virtue this nc,
shall aod may be detcrminablc At any time
after tho expiration Of the first year, at the
pleasure Of ofCongress. , .sa.
sec. ?. ind be il further enacted, That SO
soon as the lease aforesaid shall have been
duly executed, it shall and may be lawful for
the President Of the United States to pay TO
the owner aforesaid, the sun Of Ave thousand
dollars, for fixtures, aud other extraordinary
expenses, iacurr,d 10 fliing up The said bull
dngs aud otherwise preparing them fer the
better accommodation OF Congress; and that
for this purpose the sum of Ave thousand dol
lars be aad The same is hereby appropriated,
to be paid out of any money in the Treasury
not otherwise Appropriated.
Dec. 8, I6lS.--.3eprsSed, D.tl
JAMES MADISON.
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LOST,

A BOUT three weeks since, either in Newport or
"A Middlesown. work'd POCKET BOOK, con-
taIsing number Of papers Of no consequence to
any bot the owner.-any person finding the same.
and Leaving il st this oificc, shall be handssmey
rewarded. August 7, 1876.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-28

THAT valuable Farm on Boston neck, consisting
L OF three hundred acres and upwards, formerly
known BY the name Of the Jenckcs farm, now occu.
pied BY Joseph Lawton Said land being of the first
quality any person disposed purchase, for terms,
which will be liberal, apply to the subscriber. in
Bristol JAMES D'WOLF.
Bristol, July 81. 1916. C8w.1
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Vaiuable Proberfy.. For sale.

3'HE subscriber will either sell or lease the House
in which he lives, in Thames es-street--and
give immediate possession. lie will sell some land,
adjoining the estate of the late George Champls,
Esq which land is very convenient for House lots.
He will either sell lease his farm at Sachuesst
point, in Middletown. lie has some Furniture also
for sale. NATH. HAZARD.
lar n
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IA; JAMES MADISON.

AN ACT for the relief Of certain claims anita
TO lands in the District of Vincennes.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House Of
Renresentafives Of the United STATES Of .fme-
fiea IN Congress assembled, That the several
persons whose claims were eonfr med by the
&c, of Congress, entitled an act eonfrmise
certain claims 10 lands IN tho District OF Vim.
cennes, and for Other purposes" approved
the third day OF March, one thousand eight
hundred and seven; and the act en,i,sd, An
act confirming certain claims to land In the
DIs.rist Of Vineennss," approved the ,bir,ieih
day OF February, enc thousand sigh, hundred
and thirteen, which having been located CEN
not be surveyed sgreeably to law, or which
having been located have, in he opinion Of
the Register of the land office, for ,hc said
dist,ict, been removed by the survey OF prior
locations, from tho spot intended TO be occu-
pied, are hereby authorised TO enter their To-
cations with the register Of he land ofs &C at
Vincennes, on any part Of the tfac, set apart
for thar purpose 10 the sid district, by virtue
of the ac', entitled " An act respecting claims
TO lands 10 the Indiana Territory and state of
Ohio" and 10 conformity TO the provisions Of
this set.
April I6. 1sl6.-.,pprored,
JAMES MADISON.
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LAWS.
AN ACT CONSERVING certain courts OF the u,
States, in the State of New York. ~

States, in the State of New-Yerk. es
Be if exacfed by fhe Ssacse and House of
Reiresenfanves eftAe Unifea Sfa,es Of <ne-
rica IN Congress assembled, That DO legal pro-
ceedisg whstsver, in the courts Of The Unit
ed States for tho northern district Of New
York, shall be Discontinued, abated, impaired,
or Affected, by reason that the last, terms si
the District Coor, for tho said northern dis-
lrict, appointed 70 be held at Utica and Ca
nandaisua were not held, but that every pro-
ceeding whatever shalt be in the same force
and effect as If the said terms had been duly
held.
Feb. Is, isi6.-.iapravss. 81,
JAMES MADISON.
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C. M. THURSTON,

c. M. THURSTON,
Hss JUST received and o6frs fA ssie eAsct
10 boxe. Havana Brown sogsr
White do
90 boxes Sonchong Tea
25 bags Coffee
~ W. I. Rum by the HID .'ts 81
JLS0-A general assortment of W. l. Goods &
Groceries AZ retail
c. NJ. Thurs,on, wishes to purchase or thous-
and Dollars, in Treasury Notes.
Newport. Aug. q, 1916.
POWDER AND SHOT.
rHARLES NJ. TnuRsTON, has Just received
~ and for sale at the manufsctory prices.
25 casksI. X.
80 do. lF.R.
S do HF .- ~
Powder warrautsd of The first quality so
bags Shot Newport Angus ID, 1876
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Eleazer Reed, Jun.

HasJsr safe, ,n sfore, On Lyon's wharf,
SIS Casks prime new Rice;
l75 bbls. Tar; 2s do rurpentinc
l70o spokes for Carriage wheeis;
500 Fur skins 200 VT. Beeswax.
.1lso, for saie-Pcw No 7, in the Rev. Mr.
Wydown's Meeting. House June l9.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-28
Jacob Richardson,

EIAS for sa,e at his Book -,ore, No. l67, Thames.
street, adjoining sou,herly on the Carpenter
brick house. general assortment of BOOKS, in Di-
vinty, History, Law. Physic, &c.-yiz;
BIBLES, Of all sizes, as cheap as those that sell,
cheaper than any other store.-school Books and
children's Pooks--prayer do.--Psalms and Hymns
Blanks of all kinds--American and Dutch Quilts
Sealing Wax and WATERS Pocket Books.
He also keeps a CIRCULATING IL
BRARY. containing the greatest assortment Of Old
and New Novels, Histories. Magazines, &c. of any
in this town
sRlso--rhe greatest assortment Of House Papcv
manufactured in America, France, Russia & England.
0T u. States Bills. a. York and II. Island .jfon-
ey, EA be taken at par for any Of the above Goods
Ne~borf. yiprii "a, 1916.