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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-23
Public Sale.

w pursuance of a decree Of sbe c..
cuit Court for the county Of 8Ip,,0.
dria, will be sold, at auction. on the cod
day of November rext, on The veu;sps
that HOUSE and LOT Of GRGUNT, an
King street, late the residence Of Vii.
liam Newton, deceased; and sice ri,
death, occupied by the Merchants Bank
OF Alexandlia.
The terms of sale, as prescribed By
the decree, will be, one hall in 6 month";
and the residue in IL and l8 months.
with interest upon each payment IRON
the time OF sate.
Negot Bile notes, with approved en-.
dorsers. Will be reqgired of the irrcia.
ser, and title will be made WHEN the
purchase money shall have been !qEy paid
up.
Tho II O. SWIM y an conts.
Oefober 9 oawts
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RIRLE SOCIETY.

TIE Subscribers to the Bible Society
are reqaested tomeet at the PRESBYTERIAN
'burch, on Monday next, att o'clock,
a. NJ Is decide ON the propriety Of
9ecoming auxiliary N, American 81.
Sic Sosiety. ,i1e inhabitants in general
are Invited to attend. The object ofthe
aeetmg will be stated iby the Rev. DIR,
Laurie, Of Washirgton. Addresses ma,
be expected by Francis S. Key, ESQ. Of
Georgetown, z. B. Caldwell. Esquire
eF ashinston, and jacob Hoffman, Esf
ef Alexandria. The subject will be free
to ali Others for discussion. IA collection
for the benefit of the Society will be TAX
en- up, which, considering the Import
ance Of the object. it shipped viii be Il
DeraE
Alexandria. Nov. 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-23
Public Sale

On Thursday The 18th daysof Decem.
her next. will be sold at auction. on the
D em .es. a number Of valuable building
and graSs Lots, for the purpose OF clos.
x all accounts against the estate Of
Charles lAsexanaer.> fun deceased,
All claims not presented pglof - the
apye safe, wiltnot be afterwards receiv-
ed.
The Frtcators.
November 81 2amSmsSdts
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and fur Sale.

VyilE subscriber will Sell al public
q sale, at the Hill Top. CHARLES
County, Narslapd on the Goth day Of
December nelt, Gro acres o. Lard. "
i,.g about six miles from Port Tobacco
ia Najemov district. If MT previously
sold atspsisate sale. Any person wi lane
to purchase. viii he shewn the same BY
applying to Captain ]usias Wheeler, who
resides on the premises
III. III. MCPHERSON.
Washington ity.
Noyember s eoSwr
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Lag sweet Y angeS, &c.
IUS1, Rs EIVED,

GIXrEEN han1red large Sweet Gran.
y yes. which / vii sell at SIX dollars
Der hundred If called fer seoa: Also,
New York Piprins IN barrels large and
fine, saused HOLSTERS in kegs, tirst rate
Nova Scotia nerrin2s in boxes, 6lberts
in bags, Lem6ns 10 boxes. speed Salmon
I'm kegs Sounds and Tongues first rate,
together with a general assortment o.
Fruits and Mats.
November 90 SIT
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Advertisement.

e obedience TO an ordeF o. f1' ,2
h ~ courtof Fairfax, we viii, 81 "eI'
Inesday. the 18Th day of pecemtr Fe.3
proceed to sell TO the h;shc.t ride, y
that parcel er tract Of i.4r,l Cav o,S's I,
ed by, AID in the. pcs .syic" OF aep :,
Ogden Of 'i'he.eas) bel hslps to Is ,',.,s
Ipie>entati- .es Of the .ate John l ~
deceased. ibis TT ct l. haIf'eo :
icoatain hetwepn sc ard 100 arr : ,n' '.
lrably we'll watereA, With a coca m. ,th
|tion in wcod, bounced IS RaFet'Fm,
and the Lands Of lVi!lia;2 ta,il, ''I ssc'
IZacha,iah Ward aad ". Il s"it' 1,i5,
and about seven n.iles 4rpm a'e%'.s ~.
A farther description is DEEMS o ID.
cessaFy, as it is presumed any per- ,.al
clined to purchase would view the I'll;
ses, which viii be shcwn on aFg,,H,
To The tenant h5mas 0gden OF ~
The terms will be, one esd fa,s'
bond, with approved security '@ :, {
lance, palatiie IN 10 ~nd ! ''o"
Fhe saie to take place on the P'sIl
shd sill commerce. at IL otsoSJ <
nich time and place due a'''
%i!i be given ,hs aAe ,,e,oNERsds
November Is - &
p!2FNI N.5 n
ycatl; eyeoatel at flee Of 'D'
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i4Nbfo y, ~
Ga the afternoon of Yesterday, a bun.
die 0fSmall KEYS, some where between the
ward of the City Hotcl and the neishoor-
hood of Mr.. Edward Liayd near town.
Thew can be of no use to and person
except the ownei, no Wiz give a.reason-
able Reward for their RESERVATION, or
their being lett with the Ptinter.
My %
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ST. .anlrep's Society have directed
a Collection to be taken UP next LORDS
day, in the morn;pg, at the Presbyterian
chufch. Those in town, who are willing
to contribute, are invited TO attesyd -
TIE amount of the collection will be dis
tnbuted amongthe poor generalls.
In absence Of their Chaplain. a Sermon
may be expected BY sir b. Ha'visoa,
Principal OF the Alexandria 4cademy.
ANDREW JAMESON,
President Of the Suciety.
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kor Nrw Y Nfk,

kEa fde packet -ctoope' Expe
s,s5is SSs rimenf Wm Stpddait, nsas
- ter, VIII SAL positively o,
ssE1sss as-z4 Sunday file s4th instant. Fol
freigh' or passage apply on board at Jan
ney's wharf, or to
BayneWall and Pcpham.
Noven,bsr % 2t 81
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I.awrason and Fow4e,
November q

HAVE FOR sALEs
The Cargo of tire schooner Mary and
Sally, Capt. Heating, from Portland
1900 bushels coarse Liverpool Salt
1900 lbs PRIME green Coffee
November %
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The Museum Will be opef
for the reception OF Visitors. ON Monde,
Hsd,sss ny ard Satarday afternoon.
srom . GO o'clock
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-23
Alexandra Morocco Manufac
tory.
III the Corasr Of 0rcnoko e Fatr
sj,.ppts npaf. j!,p E..h -ch1rf.

Where may be add, Morocco for gen.
iIemen's boots. Morocco and AneHtas
X ID 81 ali cu!orS Tor ladies' shacs, cOscF-
makers and eaters LinHg >kIIH, aa'
ters' and spinning wool. TIE Above ar
ticles manufactured 10 the pes. rnsHtH
by tie subscribers.
John ID. prnl,Eert . Ca
n, B. Al, kinds OF Sir, sc0Uered ahu
dyed in the best manner. 8
November 7 e0"
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This is the Place
TO GIVE EASE 10 The CHEEK
AND
Comfort to the Upper LIP.
William Deyaughan, jun.
Hair.Dresser q petfamer, Royal street
Alexandria,
Han inst receired BIZ tate afrirals,

AleXandl!a,
Has inst receired By late afrirats,
4 y assortment of Raxors, from SIX
20 blades to sipgie one--wtth the
.naa.es of MadisoN, and several Nara'
Heroes on the,n--<uch as Porter, N DO
Aough, Bainbgidge. stuart ana Ferry.
ALSO
Double and single bladed penknltes.
nowder paf;s, hal powder, soft and hard
poGatun, c!cath brushe., hat ditto. has
ditto. having ditto, teoth ditto, v Hske'
ditto. Cologne water, honey ditto, hsen-
der. toilet glasses, pocket ditto, poeket
books. note cases, pencil Cases. shasiie
boxes. Hopkns' az0r strops and pa te'
Duf's ditto, Finley's ditto, razor cases
wash balls, transparent soap, shaving do,
dressing COMBS. fire ditta. pincushion
thread boxes, SeutIemens' best beaver
gloves, suspenders, and pocket combs,
etc etc.
". 3 expect in a few DAYS an as
sortmeut Of whips, canes, German flutes
asa flies. which viii make my assert
meat complete.
Noyember OF ST
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SIS Tie ne

-; fA : !, t fsm eight or { har er, q
on freight, OF The substantial & fast sail
has handsomag seAponeY Cumberland. F
Apply .ackett, ssstes, barthen IL
0ctoher ltons or ESQ barrels, VIII be
the reception OF a cargo in a
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Bats g Ca1eood.

T.o ,;e for sale It's Cargo Of the said
800 Schooner. cons sting of
Gar, Cotfae, Nlolasses, KAN, Cord
.5..ts. 0ranses, etc.
sg Novemher 10 cost
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October g
FQ5 Rent or Gol' sale Oh a long
credit

The subscrihcc will rent, or sell upon
the most accommodating terms. The
House a ID Lot, wherein he at present
resides. The House isIarse, convenient
add finished in superior styIe. The
lot, consisting OF two acres, is in the
highest state OF cultivation as sarjH
abaamdihg in the Ecst chojce frGH,
.hruljs, &c. Possession can Be given
about the lst 81 December.
He viii purchase Dry Co.'s.
Aug. J. Smith.
Nov 90 eOtlstDec
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PHTNEAS JANNE.Y,
Has reccirsd from StockhOim and
Gothenbiirg,
$50 tons Swedish Bar hon,

Wagon Tire, from half to one inch
thick. and other fat Bars from ole incs
10 four inches vide, and from one quar-
ter 10 one inch thick, square Bars, from
half inch to three inches. y round ditto
from half inch to one and one eishthineh,
ALSO.
90 tons SWEDlSH STEEL, In hun-
dies, Of excellent quality. which is offer
ed for sale on reasonable terms.
llth mo IS cot
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CHARITY SERMON.

Alexandria, Nov. 81
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Potomac Company.

November S
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-26
BosToN. June ]
Separation of Maine.

Yesterday the joint committee on the sub;ec,
reported to the Senate, that they found the mum,
Der of votes in Maine for n separat;on ~.
1854 the number against Il 4oI and ,bs
whole number of qualified voters in the towns
which furnish the returns, S7,e38
Inc committee also reported bill providing
for the separation of said District, and calI;ne .
Convention OF Delegates for the purpose of form.
ing Constitution.
Which report and bill were read, and this dsy.
at y o'clock, was assigned for the second read
ing OF The Dill, and 600 copies ordered to be
printed. y 'e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-26


he measure a just one, that tile public interest
should suffer, III small degree by the abroga-
ton of it, than it should suffer essentially by IN
Producing discord into the republican ranks
We regard it as the essence Of republican go.
vernment, as it is the rule Of reason in private
life, when man believes he has deviated from
the path of duty, to endeavor to regain it.. 1t is
the duty Of every representative to obey the will
ofhis constituents 50 far as he can ascertain it
# he perceives he has palpably mistaken tiff,
Tor instance, he finds they are not wiling to al
low him what he deems 2 just compassionate
becomes his duty 10 Ict their will to reduce his
comp ensation TO the rate at which it stood when
he entered their service, and at which it was
therefore implicitly agreed between them he
should serve, unless it was their Will to increase
1t. SO tar from blaming, therefore, we are dis
posed TO applaud the trankness and promptitude
displayed by MIR. Ormsby, in the occasion stated
below, although we may regret the occasion
which calls tor it:
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NOTICE

is HEREBY GIVEN, that at the next Court
Patrick Country, at the Courthouse thereof. I
shall sell at Public Auction, for cash, so much
ofail the Lands aud Lots in that county, return.
ea oei,'queht Tor the non-Psyment of the taxes
of the last year, as will be sufficient TO discharge
the arrears of taxes which shall then remain un
paid tor that year, and ten per centun damages
thereon, together with the taxes of the present
year, with all the lands that have been returned
delinquent since the year seventeen hundred and
nnety-one. the sale will commence on the
first day of the court, and continue from day IN
day, until they shall be completed.
The Subscriber is authorised 70 rece;re all
such taxes and damages at any lime before the
Land shall be sold. A list Of delnquents NAV
be seen in the Clerks Office of the county, or i,
possession of the subscriber, or in the office Of
the Auditor Of Public Accounts.
WILLIAM LYON, D. SiPf.
for
CHI. THOMAS, Sh'f.
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cession and of the subdlvisi0nss lines ofthe sec
tons, lying adjacent to the river shall not exceed
three dollars for every mile actually surveyed,
re-surveyed, and marked by virtue of this and
the preceding section
Sec. g. And 6e IL further enacted, That all the
land contained within the aforesaid cesson Of
twelve miles square, not excepted by virtue
of any section of this act, shall, with the excep-
ton ofnumber sixteen, which shall be reserved
in each township for the support G. schools with.
in the same, and with the exception also of the
salt springs and land reserved for the use of the
same, be offered for sale to the highest bidder.
at Wooster in the state of Ohio, under the direc-
ton OF the register and receiver of the land Office
and on such day or days as shall, by public pro-
ciamation ofthe President of the United States,
be designated tor that purpose The sale for The
quarter sections, fraction quarter sections. and OF
the town lots and out lots, shall remain open at
Wooster for seven days, and no longer. The
quarter section s. and fractional quarter sections,
for less than two dollars an acre the inlots for.
less than twenty dollars each, nor any out lot for
less than at the rate of FIVE dollars per acre and
SHALL IN every other respect, be sold on the same
terms ana conditions as have beer or may be- by
law, provided for the lands sold north Of the RI
yer ONO, and above the mouth Of the Kentucky
River. All the lands, other than the reserved
sections and those excepted IS above mentioned,
remaining unsold at the closing, Of the pubic
sales, may be disposed of at private sale by the
register of the land Office at Wooster, agreeably
to the provisions ofths act, and in the same man.
ner, Under the same regulations andconditions as
are or may be provided by law, for the sale of
the lands OF the United States, north of the Ohio
aiver, and above the mouth of Kentucky River.
And patents shall be obtained for al lands gran
ted or sold within the SAID cession, in the same
manner and on the same terms, as are or may be
provided for land sold in the state of Ohio. The
superintendents OF the public sales, directed by
ihls section, shall receive four dollars each, for
each days attendance on the said sale.
ii. CLAY,
Speaker Of The House Of Representasiues.
JOHN GAILLARD.
President Of tteSenaie Pro fembOre.
April %, 1816--ARrRovEp,
TaNfrc MlnJcn~r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-26
MoSThELrEH, (YL) June
Snow Storm.

The oldest inhabitants in this vicinity do not
recollect ever to have experienced 50 eztraordi.
nary cold weather at this season OF me year, az
on the 9th, 9Th and 9th inst We are Informed
that on the morning Of the 9Th the snow drifts
on many Of the adjacent hills were more than q
foot deep. Many Sheep have perished with the
codi the birds have sought shelter by flying into
houses, and great numbers have been found dead
in the fields. Yesterday morning The frost was
severe To behold the earth covered with snow.
and the foliage Of the field blsckened with Frost
in the month Of June, is an extraordinary sight.
and affords but cherries and gloomy prospest
10 the hopes Of The husbandmsn.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-26
ID o Nj e S re.
Pamphlet on The great question nor, before n,
People Of ErgiIa
From tie Hine;sster Constellation, Jm,e IS.

From TIE Winc sssfer Constellation, Ju,te Is
This day published and for sale at this Office
and at Mr. S. Kerebavais N Il. Steyepsburo-
:" Letters addressed to the people of Virginia
showing the necessity of Immediately caiinp :
Convention for the revision and amendment -
cur state Constitution" in pamphlet of ID ma.
ges, price single IL cents.
In announcing to the public the above work we
would beg leave to remark that it IS not work
OF ordinary stamps but work of real and in.
trnsic worth-a work which at this part;cplar
crisis deserves the candid attention of ever c;t;
zen OF Virginia. It is from the pen of a Virgin;
an, from the head of republican and from the
heart OF an American-These letters were wr,+-
ten IN loO1-but conceiving that an moroner
time to agitate the public mind on question of
such vital Importance to the well being of IN .
commonwealth, the author thought proper TO
delay the publishing of them, until more s,,;ts.
pie tihe-'hat time Is the present-all parties
appear interested in the subiect-all. of Wbateve.
political creed, appear to be convinced of tbe
necessity OF retorm-Yes, federalism, for what
reason we know not, yet so it is, federalism has
enlisted IN the cause--Inay their hearts he os
pure as the subject is laudable and
The principal subjects on which the amber
dwelss as most important for the consideration
OF the people are, the extension OF the RICH, M
suffrage-the equalizing of representation and
,iS reio'i',i6 vi the Judiclary--these are very
prominent features IN the Constitution, and such
as all honest Virginans will acknoyyledge cla;,
public attention-We will venture to saw ,bn,
there has not been more important onest;on
before the people since the adoption ofthe fede
raj Constitution. All who have the well heinz
OF the state at heart should avail themselves q,
this pamphlet. The author has not INDUCED in
political luminosity bnt kept steady eve upon
the subject before him--he has not wandered in
to the wide fields of speculation; but has been
governed py tile unerring guide of reason and
common sense he has not condescer5ad -
court the aid of sophistry; but has invited to his
aid the genius of logic-he has not made nom.
pous address to the passions but calmly an.
Proaches the Understandings short he has nor
resorted to faisehood +; but truth has been his
guide and liberty his object. May he and he
good citizens of this Commonwealth realize the
blessings for which he has faithfully laboured
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-26
BY order,

BJRR MILL STONE .jLR.NI,F.aCTITRJ
THE subscribers respectfully inform the public
that they have just received, direct from France, ,
large quantity OF prime BURR BLOCKS, of 50.
peror quality TO any hitherto imported 10 tbs nIace
and having been engaged in the business upwards
offfeen years, they hstter themselves from heir
long knowledge Of the trade, and the appreciation
which their work has hitherto met with, that they
WILDE able TO msuufactnre Mill Stones, on AZ rea
Sonable terms as those imported frsfn the North
warrant them and 70 perform we'll.
They have opened shop On 10Th Street. pcsrIv nm.
posite 20 the Old City Tavern, where ace
invited 20 call.
NATHANIEL WHITE n Co.
February f--tf.
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WAsu1rorou I,

=, WASHINGTON, June u.
The discussion continues among the people.
particularly in the western states, on the subject
OF the Congressional compensation. Its atlvo
Gates are not numerous in that or any other
quarter fewer IN number than they would other.
wise be, probably because, il Is easier 20 con
denim than TO uphold to swim with the current
than against it, In fact, the few who have de.
tended the measure appear rather to give ground
10 their antagonists. Y0r Pob1H 7or nj In
our government thcDJular will must be obeyed.
aud il the disspprobstion of ibis law be general
among the people, we have no doubt il Will be
repealed or modified at an early day, though the
public interest should certainly suffer by Il. II
you'd be better, if it rs possible, eYeu aGpposjpg
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-26
AN ACT

Making appropriations for carrying into effect Q
treaty between the United States and the Che
rokee tribe of indians, concluded at Washing
ton on the 22d day of March, one thousand
eight hundred and sixteen
BE II enacted Iy the Senate and House efRetrs.
se'tdfiues fthe United Stotes OF america in Con.
sress asssm6ied, That for the purpose of carry.
ing into eject a treaty between the United States
and the Cherokee nation of Indians, concluded
and signed at Washington, on The twenty second
day OF March, one Thousand eight hundred and
sixteen, the sum of twenty eight thousand, six
hundred dollars be, and the same is hereby an.
p'opriated to be paid out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Ii. CLAY,
Speaker efAe House Of Represenfative.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President cfthe Senate, PRO femporc,
April %, 1S16.-ArPnovED,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-26

We regret to hear that the rye in every mart
OF the county has been severely affected BY the
frost. From the 9TH to the 10Th instant. tho
weather has been uncommonly cold--so much go
indeed that we are still obliged TO keep our coal
pres otdEmg- The Oldest inhabitants do not re.
collect such season. Fros,s have been L,o,,,,
in June, but continuance of them for seven or
eight succeeding days. and in the middle of the
month, has never before occurred within the
memory OF our citizens.--ETfts Commonwealth.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-26
Blank Books & Stationary.
Of every DESCRIPTION.

ofevery description.
They beg leave to return their grateful ac-
knowiedgements to their old customers and the
PuoIc at large, for their former liberal encou
ragemeni, and hope, from their long experi.
ence in the BINDING BUSINESS, to merit q
continuance of their patronage.
ORDERS from town or country will be thank.
fully received and promptly executed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-26
.fajutant and Inspector Generals Office,
Nay 81, 1916.

.1a1u'am ana Inspector Generals Office,
o,n. Nay 81, 1916.
The rules and regulations for the 60
yernment OF the army, require the troops
to be mustered once in months for pay
ment, and that no payment shall be made
but upon muster rolls signed by an In
spector General, his assistant, or some Of
ilcer ofthe army, ESPECIALLY assigned to
this duty.
The Secretary of War directs me to ad q.
wise the commandants of the several mill
tary departments, that it is made their du.
tty to see the regulation punctually carried
into effect. An officer of each regiment,
station, garrison or post. will be designated
in department orders, to muster the men
and sign the rolls at the regular periods,
when no Inspector is present for that pur-
pose. A copy of the order designating the
time Tor such musters, will be furnished to
the Fesimental and Battalion Paymasters.
assigned to pay the troops.
Two muster rolls are to be furnished to
the Paymaster (; and none, except the Sc
mi-annual muster rolls, are required to be
transmitted to this office.
When it is known that the musters will
be made regularly, there will be no apollo
gy for the delay or neglect of the Paymas-
tiers and all deficiencies will be prompt
iy reported to this Office to be inyestiga-
ted.
BY order,
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CRAnLrsror. Inne u

ChAhbLSIONJ June II.
O"trGge.-A Joung gentleman, named Henry
Snowman, was on Saturday evening last, IN King
street, stabbed through the fieshy BART If The lef
arm, by Spanisrd--ihe point of the weanon
made slight incision in his side, after pass;n,
through his arm. The desperate had been some
tirse paradIng the pavement, with a long kn;cs
IN his hand, in threte n ing manner, wien the
psssers-by attempted to secure him-in the oct
OF attempting TO seize him, we understand. Mr.
was wounded. The villain fed shor, dis,
lance, and threw his knife overs wall but was
soon taken and secured in the guard.house
Gin Gazette
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-26

NEwYoRK, June 1e.
Commercial Agent of Ii. NJ. the KIM IF the Ne
therlands, for the state and city of N. York.
.ferc. .ftiv.