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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26

The Electors Of President and Vice Presi-
lent, will meet in each state, and give il
heir votes on the first Wednesday of Deem
Der. e5&e
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-09
New Publications

FIST received for sale By the Subscriber.
BELLS EngraYings of the Muscles
and Joints, from the second London Ed.
ton.
Boyer's Surgery, Vel. 1st. ed in Press.
Latosr's Historical Memoir of the War
In West Florida and Louisiana, in 1917
and 1915, with an Atlas illustrative Of
the different Actions.
Morer's Journey through Persia, "A
enia and Asia Miner, to Constantine.
|ple, in 1903 and 1868, With a Map ard
Plates.
Mawe's travels in Brazil, particular
lily in the Gold and Diamond Districts,
with Maps and Plates.
Humboldi's and Bonpland's Personal
Narrative Of Travels in tie Eguinoctlai
Regions of America.
brakes Natural and Statistical View
|or Picture Of Cincinnati aud tie MIAMI
!Country, illustrated By Nars.
Paul. Letters to his Kn5iojk, desenp
tive of the interesting Events on the Zen
|tiaent Of Europe, particularly OF the hs.
tie of WaferIooia 1878.
Terms of Ckqist;an tosusnanop' WEN
a particular View TO tho Case OF tue rap
lists and Paedo BaptiSts, ~ the heY.
Robert l,all, Auihor el sermons.
JAMES KENNEDY e so5.
Iuac s f0s"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-09

St to say hat no land under the heavens
an be richer. they are unliormlaA
HIGH and dry, AID never inundated In
,1etliately under the bluff. lakes are very
! Damon. which aFrrisestfromf this singula'
lfac,. A creek putting lsfo the rive
arely ever grasses the bottom. but wind
t;s!oas uuaef the bills, expanding ltSe,l
isccasionaliyinto lake, untllit ADDS. III
| mite 10 the river at the taoS Of aah!lt
l'Fhese lakes are not untrequently salt s
produce fish 10 the greatest abundance,
l9f very superior quality. The bottom
|arp all vel, tinbered, with black walnut
Ihackury, baok-cFc, hoS-eldel, peccon,
lcotton fee, and pawraw.
The Mississippi. about the junction i
d geatIe, clear stream, about half a milo
In width; which gives itgreatly tue pre-
Ference in point OF navigation, but it is
supposed 10 be more unhealthy from the
lnumber OF bavouS, 1r reRueht CURRENTS
| II will rccohected by the reader that
Itl,e description here given POINTS to that
Issia!! portion 0! the Missouri Territory,
which is now SO rapidly pcpaiating. Iha:
lis, from St. Louis tiree Hundred miles
Iao, between ire two rivers, which run
Iaearly parallel for one lluadfed miles.
The whole territory contains by com.
|putation $40, ,00O acres: y .lereas not
iaore than l00,a0G,GG0, can be said to be
:;esirahle.
What titen are tae great advantages
which that eoantry possesses over Vir
gaia, " ct ether parts uf the Western
couatfy
New-0rleans being the Grand empo-
mum Of the Western wcrld, he Missouri
has .nanifestiy the advantage. x deep
Inavigable water. at all seasons Of the
sear, between tour and Ave hundred
mites nearer market, than any Of the
country east of a iengitudinalGiine cross.
:ns at the fails OF 0hlo.
i'he staple commodities Of tie county
are, Cor sill 5e) Corn, Flour, Beef, Pork
obacco, aud Cotton lead. Furs, and
Poultry. Ii also a5ouads ia stone Coal
and Plaster: and as already stared, in
salt spriags. 1t possesses fertility Of
sell beyond comparison: aux! at such re-
'uced prices tbatthe small capitalist
may establish himself handsomely as all
A salubg;tg CT climate.
equal to Friedrich county.
Iheiob; are those which areI
teati new countries. The wsat!
of good secictf will &C removed in a shoiii
dine. as the country IS RAPIDLY popu!atiDe
AID many OF Ire new settlers are pegsoasI
d property anu Education. The wan,
., gooi supply o. timber is unqaes
tioaaoIy tie gfeates; evil this country Ia
bears usdcg II present.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-09

THIS is to give rotiee. that tie sub
,criber. of A!exandlia county, in the dis
trict of Columbia, has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said County letters Of
administration On tie personal estate OF
! aptain John cr,ers, deceased Al
ersans having claims against the SAID
,lecedent, are hereby waved 10 exhibit
the same with TIE vouchers thereof. 10
t subscriber, Oh or before the FIRST day
Of January next. or t,ev may By lsw be
excluded from a.! benefi 10 said estate
and those Indebted thereto are required
to make immediate paysne1t. !,
Given under ny land, this first Gay If
July, 1916.
Daniel Scmer.. Admir-
OF John Sorners
July i cow
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-09
NEw-ToRK, July 4.

From Nero 0rleras We learn frer,
Sir. Ferry a passenger il tie b eig !iesrer
>iate Of tie u. 5 brig Boycr1 trDm Ne4t
Greats. tha: ,ha Latter vessel ionN oniy
atout 40,tb0 dollars from the Cartaa1e
alan piisaieer ss pirate. ihe Ca!'tain
9t her vas under TIA! CT three iadict.
nents, Tor piracy, murder, &c. On the
hrst he was acquitted. aiid 1t vas suppos-
Ell he ntoBiid DE entireiy acquitted.
Inc brig iAssper lett The city Jane Is,
inel the GaiiLe tle l7th. The river basI
iaiien at least 8. feet, ard the Crcvace 4
~ Uarty estate; completely repaired
The sudden ...llot the water had carried
OFT all impurities, and the place WAS 'aore
deaiihy than Il Eal been Tor the fiteen
preceding years: The excessive heavy
fains had aIlayed the ears Of the inhasi-
taats, and tilsse who were prepared to
.eaye the city had Determined 10 remain.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-09
Virginia, to wit !;
Fairfas Comfy Court, :
June, 1916. {

IT IS ORDERED, That the clerk OF
this court by causing copy Of this order
to BE posted at The front door of the court
house Of the county and advertised in the
newspapers printed in the town of Alex.
and ia, do give public notice that this
court will on the first day of August tern
next, receive propositions in writing from
persons disposed to contract Tor making
AN accurate Chart of this County In thc
Ia,anner prescribed BY an act OF the las
session of the general assembly, entitled
Il An Act to provide an accurate Char
of each county, and general Map OF thu
territory Of this commonwealth"
A Copy-Test.
HIM. Moss, C. r. C..
June 27 2awt lstAug
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-09
RICHMOND, July 4.
CALI. OF TIE LEGISLATURE.

We understand, that the Executive
Council have apitated the question:
whether they should make an extraor-
binary cali offhe Legislature, before the
sf5;h ct November next-the day, OIL
which the last Legislature wished the
banks toresume specie payments.
Some queries have been addressed by
the Executive to the Banks-to which;
an answer has been returned
The question was taken on 'Tuesda..
last. when the Executive Council dec!d,
led against q call of the Legislature, by :
majority, it is currently reported, Of 5 +
Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-09
BAIT.EdaE, July S.
Tie .Wacedoa,an arrived.

We have the pleasure TO announce the
arriYaiin AnEapolis Roads, OF the irisate
[Aiacetloaian, capt. W arlington, from
ICar;aageua, having on board Christopher
Hughes, jan. OF tins city, who went oul as
eolilni;ss,oEertrom our government TO oe-
,uar.d The release OF tie American phi
ysolTefs at that place. Air. fiasbes
has succeeded ;ia lie objcct o! bis
niissiuu, aud has brought home in the
trisate all of the Americans who re-
NAMED n pyison.at the t,iae Vi his ARRIVAL
at CarIhaseaa aud ot. Martha: they
were immediately delivered iroul prison
pn lis demand Among them are Mr..
Nm. S. Goo, ,ery AID SIR. houis Comte
ot' this place, and Mr.. Smith, mate of
the schoouer AdeiiDc. This gentleman
was severely wounded III an attempt to
force the guard some moaths siuce at st.
Martha. and supposed by those OF the
prisoners who escaped to nave heeANil-
cd. sir. Ssd14s STANLEY. OF Harfitaj
Coanecticut is also among those released
Mr.. hdghes landed at Annapolis yes
terday morning. and arrived at his Own
house in this cityin the evening IN per-
feet heath. G'ofse House Books.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-09

Tie following ,sscessiaa :, events de-
serves to be noticed I:
On, the 18th November, the summary
process is given to the creditors agains'
.the Virginia banks:
/ Ca tie first Monday Of December, the
5enelaI Assembly Of Virginia meets:
IN tie lst s;epday of9anuary. the %
is Due on the 7. States Banh
-4viz. ten dollars in specie on eaeh
share.
On tie Goth February. 40 Bank Notes
wilI be receivable tnr u. States taxes, but
such as are convertible into specie.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-09
Art Of I.edgerde main,

which he fat.crs himself has never been
exhibited 70 an Alexandria aude &c.
The particulars of which viii be expressed
in the bills of the day. As MIR. Ii. ex-
poets to be honored with the COMPANY
Of many ladies, he requests they will
come early. and he will endeavour tt
have the side boxes retained for their par
ticalar accommodation.
I t+f Doors TO open at the usualhour.
Jaly g ct
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-09
Bu7,1: of Einches'er in Virginia.

JUNE ed, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that agreeably
TO Resolution OF the Board Of Directors
Of this Institution. general meeting Of
the stockholders will be held on Wednes.
day the lst day of January, 1877, at L
o'clock, at the Barking house. at ayhicI
meeting business 81 great Importance tc
The company viii be submitted for con,
sideayion.
LEWIS HOFF, Cashier.
July 9 1aWtt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-09
For New York.

Ssg The f::e new schooner Neptune,
,i;i.sas capt. Stevens having tie ptirci-
a!,part Of her cargo on board viii sail
ext Thur day. For freight apply to the
. plain en- beard, Of to
Adams. Herbert & CO.
Jayo
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-09
The / argo of the British BRIG
For Barbados,

IN The elegant copper hottonea
;asssSsaasEs British brig Shannon, capt. Ken
all burtben gu tons or 5000 barrels
as half her cargo engaged. For freight
4 the rcma!ndet OF passage, apply to
Adams, Herbert q Go.
July 9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-09
Orphans toult.

Alexandria Comfy. June Term,
1916.
ORDERED. That the administrators Of
Iohn son.ers, decea,e', go insert tie
Glowing advertisements three tine a
seek Tor tso weeks, in the Alexandria
newspapers.
A Copy--Test,
z. Moore. Reg. Wills.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-09
LAS { n CHI.
Theatre, Alexandria
- ~ y
lIaasS ri I'D q /

Respectfully Informs. the Ladies az
Gentlemen of Alexandria, that he VII
repeat on Tuesday evening July 9th, III.
.9pparent Necromancy, with many ne"
aud astonishing feats in the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-09
Ledger and Running-H
Penmanship.

= L & -.
i The subscriber most respectfully IN
Horns the inhabitants Of this town, tina
HE will commence teaching the art 9
|NFitine. above theStore Of joel q. Har
Ser and Co. entrance in the alleJ mex
The Herald printing Office. Royal street
For one month enly. lie engages that a.
persons who place themselves under M
Tuition shall, if attentive, require plan
laeat ledger and running band, IN th'
Icourse OF tWenty-fcur lessons each les
| son one hour and a halt.
All persons who are interested in The
Iaew mode Of instruction. are invited Z
scalfbetscen the hours OF tuition. and sd
'tisfy themselves as to the utility OF The
plan, and the subscribers ability as a
teacher; exhibited at lis academy seve-
raj specimens OF extraordinary improve
!ntent, made by the pupils.
It is generally believed. tbaf a free run.
long Land cannot he taught, but must be
Iacquired by long and continued practice;
lbst lie subscriber car assure Tie public.
!t'iat be can teach it with The save ease
Iand accuracy as tie text OF ledger lands
x. sheu tbs land. the most useful c! q!
can be Obtained in such short time. i
,eeds 20 argument To prove it. utility
lfhe pie-eht ard rising generation. r.
lis, i'y attending t:Featy-:our lessons
can learn 10 Wiite witb more ease aHc
ID spatci, tl!an il thev had been a number
|of years IL a regular counting-house.
La,jes class &c O'clock. A. NJ. wlou;N
ibn taught The Ornamental hands. Tie
Icass Tor young gentlemen who a:e at
Ither scheGis, from haif past 5 until 4.
81. Tie class for those who are engae
led In the cou:se Of the day, from hall
past until 8, P. NJ.
Gentlemen ean beIaught at any cthei
ih0nr cf t!,@ CAV.
Price Of tuitian s deilars.
Charles kendclI.
We, the subscribers, having rcceived
satisfactory evidence that Mir, kendeii
H. an extraordinary teacher in the art O.!
.yriting, supported in his pretentons by
i,ncn Of the most responsibility III tots and
some OF the other states, having seen spe-
lciineDs OF improvement made by his pa
oils here. il twenty four lessons; in con
sequence of which we are induced to re
!commend hin TO those who are in want
ut his services.
II. Il. Irving. President OF inc salisbu
r. Bark Jesse Townsend, Cashier.
joseph Norris, Clerk {; Ianles Wal
Ter, John Rider, Richard Bcnnet. e.
scme Waller, = i,iiam Patrick, 10.
si:.h Morris, Henry Parsons, d..
jain Haston, Samuel M'Blide. Rev.
James Heron. Juhn 4. Gar ellison
Teacher Rev. Jaan Bounds, Nval,
Rider. Richard einmon.
Salisbury, A.d. Goth Sept 1915.
We. the Subscribers, having receiy !.
led satisfactory csilcncc Of .}ir. Ee:ldeIF:.
,biities, in {iie art of Penmanahip, ana
!'rou ii. good success and encouragement
IL tiis city. in tie Ire OF his profession:
I'VE chceiiNl!y reco,umend him to the
Ipu5.ic, as 90. sessng peculiar tale.t To ~
Iiac arthc processes.
jvhb siagee, 4ush Mcguire, Franc's
Es'Cready, Teachers: .ohn N. FGs-
dick. George slatcfett, { haies -
treedr, Rev. James Wiiiiams.
Baltimore, l4.h April, 1916.
July 9 st
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a. siooee, Register.

THIS IS TO give ucfico. that the sub
scriber. Of AiexaDd,.ia coUgt,. in Il e dis
t,ict Of Colucbia. has obtGil Ell for tie
Orphans Court CT said caurty lettcs u
Hith the Will aartexe'i on
ne estate Of William Smith, late at the
7Unty aforesaid deceased All persons
wing claims against tie said decedent,
e hereby warned to exhibit the saae
tn tie vouchers thereof, passed b. the
.~phans, Cour:, 10 TIE Subscriber. On or
arfra the third day CT januar nest. or
hey nag by law tie excluded fren all
benefit to said estate i thase indebted
hereto are required to make Immediate
payment.
Given under my hand, this third day
OF JnlY. 1916.
Richard c. Norton, Admir-.
wi'h tie viii annexed, OF YIN.
Smith, deceased.
July 8 eo4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-09
ST. LOUIS.

increasing, aud, as it will 10 dlubt. al
20 very distant perioa. fora an interest
inc portion Of our Republic, we cannot
bsi suppose that tic description here
gwen, limited as tits will prove interest,
ing to many of cur Rea.!ers-of one tact
he Reader may be assured, that ita'n
he character and responsibility OF the
Author full faith and uredi. may be siyeo
10 his statement.
EDITOR GAZETTE.
81. Louis is situated on the bank Of
tic Mississippi, about fifteen miles below
the confuegcs 81 tat river and tue 2a,is,
soun. about the latitude Of 50 len. so
hisa healthy and beautiful situation.
vith alofty. but gradual, ascent from
We riFer, which is here nne mile wide.
The streets are much conGned . irregu-
Jar, sotac houses projecting hesbad cthe
rest. The Americans are however In
proving the place with better buildings.
placed fartaer back, and widening the
streets. West of the tcwn tae Country
Is haldsome, but is a pfaire, destitute CT
timber tor six or eisht miies. IS y6u
APPROACH the Missouri, the soil improyes.
and q good supply oil timber is always
hpnd near that river,
81. Charles is on the north side c. tae
Missouri, twenty-oae miles above its
noath, somewhat confined in lis situation
nttweea the river aud the high grouud
aarth oft. About three miles below ST.
Charles, the ridge that runs between the
waters Of the Missouri aud those Of the
MsslssIpfi, has a very abrupt teFmila-
as0 ;llae French call this spot the mar
mel ltsag,rfs one of tee most beaai-
q landscapes West Of the .ailesbany
aeintala. a level and fertile PLAN be-
nw.ll extent from seven to nine miles.
somsIiyer to river, and about eighteen IL
aecaguRetion clothed with beautiful
venture and large herds OF cattle graz
y! enlt fhis plain Is iacanceiveably
Nste, bat has 70 timber. except what is
,,s :, to the Missouri bottoms. 'Fhe
Ia'mel has evident ma Ks OF having once
sFa tAepqint Of confluence; 4 the two
.sers pressing each Other have formed
saeaay, and "a deposit of all the loan
sassSllt from the upper country; gaa-
sas.'y reeedineantif each has founu its
,s'lOs place under toe high lands, As
y n e'iaeace OF this, in digging Wells
S. saSa rich loan OF twenty feet in
NJ p' w !, iasso ase frequently dug up and
S 4, "eti water npquest;onably partakes
,c aagorsol rotten wood.
;os s ), st. Charles,sioliowing the divid
nj '@sc about one hundred and fifty
l,sds west, the proportion of timbered
asa s . TIE prairie is net, greater, than
~ n % twenty. Above that the coun-
h, ss'aaoaallyiMproves; is'weil numbered
ao. SOu water and is infinitely richer
rona. % dark chocolate colour. This
rems generally known as BOGUS set.
ofwS:. aooands in Salt springs, some
The ~; are large enough to turn a Mil
In ia 'sssaurs river is one of the uglies-
neands world ;--being very muddy and
iug aIsa ag very much, generally throw.
SS,ch .ae bottom on one side orthe othe,
aaTrsoeale commonly one mile, and MOI
TSsaeesly tour miles wide.
afshs fs., caa De no just Subscription siver
's'll'y Of these bottoms ;--safics
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-09

Cotton Yarn

The subscriber has on hand, and will
be constantly supplied with general as-
Of Cotton Yarns from the Rich
mend Mandatory, which WILDE adyan-
tageously disposed OF to town and coun-
try merchants.
July
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!. !. aliair Of honor'' was settled 1

!. sog,;r Of honcr'' was settled 4
~. a. o-Isaas on tie a8th ut. betwee',
~, ,.o vouug gentlelhea. the one named
w, sT:';s resident of tl:at city, tie othe:
. ., Smith If Pdnkneyylilc. Nr. ;
n nav 40, tasaush the heart at tie mrs.
s ss, and instantly expired, while bis BAT
m n.sssd through the body OF his antasa-
I I;.t bat the wound though severe, VS.
~ MT considered dangerous. Tie deceas
:. a. sss q maa ef la,ge fortune, and wa;
no0n the pslut Of oclng married 70 .
vpIqr LADY d uncommon beauty aud &C
;saapIishments it was to purchase The
necessary atticIes for his wedding tat
oscusioled his ,isit 70 New-or!esas.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-09
By Griffith and Brawnef.
THIs D.aY.

THIS DAP. :
Will be sold at 10 o'clock, at the Store
OF Joseph SMITH e Son, ON Fairfax
street, ~
Three hundred boTes Tin.
Damaged TN board the Barque -. and
,oid for the benefit OF the underwriters.
Jaly
The / argo of the British Brig
Shannon.
Captain Kendall, from St. vincents,
consisting OF
81 hossheads prime Sugars
l42 puncheons Runi. and
60 puncheons Moiasses, will be land
I'd this Gay and is for sale.
Adams, Herbert h Co.
July9
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The Subscriber

X RAs For SALE.
40 bales Carolina islack Moss Of fine
quality. suitable ior Coach Making, Up
&c. Also, a few bales bes'
retailing Cotton.
E Gilman.
July 9 lawtf
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July i
Orphans curt.

sGiecaneria County, Jaty Term,
GgDtREc. That tie oamiris',a.Gr Of
y iIiam Snitt, deceased. 30 Insert tie
;saal advertisement three times a week
or four weeks, in the Alexandria news
apers.---A copy-test,
a. Siooee, Register.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-09

r. understand by recent arFiTs'
M ss, as that Americal vessels are
from ! lie same footing as English YES.
pu1 y :. ar IS respects the conveyance
sess' = .ngers 10 tic United States-that
81 PIKE. ~, are allowed to bring ore pas
's' una Car every two tons. sormsriy
s ss a,sre only allowed to bring one pas
a ~ ,.r for every Ave tons.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-09

TUESDAY, Jp s 2.
..,,,,;on n Stanton.

fsaseatioa al Stanton
...s,;ng Of number Of the free
tbs COUNT q Fairfax, at th'
i'os, s...s on tie 9Th Of July inst. To-
s'a ,.s.ss Il appointing deputies TO at
DE pr s+,raton Oh the laA of Angus
i is'0 Z ,,,su,tt Is a Recommendation o
rsA'' .;,;xsns Of the Commonwealth
''a'' i F,isApss and Thomas .aoss, IS
- ..s we're duly chosen.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-09
" hcc!wrlght and B!acksm;tEl's
Business.

! The subscribers having formed Co
partnership in the above business. re
.pectfuily inform their f lends aud de
public N & neral, that they Trend carry
ing OH the said business in all its various
branches. and have on haod complete
stoct o. tiaber, and viii war ant Their
work 20 be good. All orders from the
country will meet with punctual attend
anec.
T,L,, YT,,,n,, COZ,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-09
John Norner, sen.
jain Liringston.

Next door to the Bank of Potomac
July 8 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-09

:, pots. who was Charge VA ifalrss
y, M r s Of Farce until the arrisal OF
d tne "a, .tsr from that Court. Is ccntihu-
tie ol cserstary Of the French Legation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-24
PERPETUAL MorION-Again.

are informed by of die Comnitteee nan,edhy Mr..
REDHEFFER, TO attend Wednesday, pursuant to the
notice ,,e goth u that the Machine brought Mr..
Evans for the investigation ofthe genuneneSs of the disco
very Wien suggested ha IL be put in the possession
the Mayor the City, in convenient he
procured for tat purpose tomorrow the day after,
,rh;cI uas agreed t,ie committee was then organized X
adopted the folowini, proceedings:
Redheer. the following gentlemen met At Peter Eyanss
Tavern Wednesday, The nth OF July inst. at III O'Clock
a. NJ. wit:
WILLIAM TIGLsiAH, Esq. chief Justice of Pennsyl-
vsnia, ROBERT WHARTON, Esq. Mayor of the City o:
Philadelphia, BFsNJANTE CHEW, Esq. JOSEPH HOP
KINsoN, Esq. CHARLES J.. INGERsoLL, Esqnire,
HAYES NEWCoMB, Esq. ROBERT PATTERSON.
GEORGE CLYMER. NATHAN SELLERS, SAMUEL
RICHARDS, WILLIAM CiARRIGUES, MOSES LAM
CASTER. JOSIAH WHITE. JACOB HoLGirE, Rev.
DIR. BEASLEY, DR.. A. SEYBERT,J ,. GoCIDER, Esq.
T.. ID. CORTtELD Esq. DIR. ALEXANDER KNIGHT,
JOHNSON TAYLOR. JOHN LIvEZEY JOSEPH Ma
THEIR, CHARLES BUDD, and ROB'T. BROOKS.
WILLIAM TILGHAfAN, Esq. was chosen President of
the Committee above named, and JOSEPH HOPKINSON,
Seey.
Mr.. PATTERSON stated that i, is Mr. Redhet'r's re-
quest that the Committee shall attend oil Saturday the
9th o'clock A. NJ. at such place as the Mayor
shall appoint his machine put up, and direct their
further proceedings for the object OF ftir appointment.
Ordered dcc0gilngiy-
so Ordered, that the minutes of this meeting be publish
ed.
Adjourned to meet as above directed.
(Sgned) WM.TILGHAAN, Prest.
Jos. Y1pkiHson, Scc'y.