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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-26
Land for ale.

'hE subscriber offers for sale two
n small FARMS in the county of
NMsstmOreland and state of Virginia
oas 90 Mattox Greek, containing 200
.S'es, principally land of the first quail
4 ~ OF which is heavily timbered.--
l mere IS on this tract good dwelling
& Sase, with all necessary out-houses, a
s aas ycung apple and peach orchard,
ass OF never failing streams convent
A. The house stands on the banks OF
l,. h. creek where every convenience and
n. ary that the season can afford Is at
ached toit.
q also,
NJ ene other Tract, lying and being in
NIL; NJ same county, about one and a half
ssO from the above tract, containing
Nh NJ saa halt acres, about $50 acres Of
Eaa,.s l IS ingOod timber-there is a dwell
chs, a0dse, Kitchen, and an apple or
tscsu 49, with some other valuable fruit at
e. 'I ! 70 this, with spring of good wa
lea p pOr terms apply to Baldwin M.
sS;,ba sq. or Henry Beaucock, both of
o. ~ gentlemen live near the premises
we subscriber in alexandria.
o. ELLIOT MUSE.
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,n, nauY nv q soc0WDEs RoYAsIREET,
Joseph Smith and Son

SooSt1A
HAVE IMPORTED
Hi the Barque Mary, from Liverpool,
100 crates and hhds. of queens ware
200 sacks OF Liverpool salt
500 boxes of tin plates
6 do block tin
do sheathing copper
700 kegs of paint
10 do Venetian red
9 do yarnish
1 do leturage
IL casks dry white lead
10 do sheets Of lead
1000 bushels of coal
28 cases and trunks of cotton
goods, viz.
9 do OF cslicoes and chinta
5 do furniture
Q do dimities
/ do white Marseilles and jeans
do striped jenets for pantaIoons
9 do canbrics
1 do ginghams
| do jaconets
Q do pocket handkerchiefs
/ do fancypeck bandkerchiefs
9 do cotton shirtings
6 do cotton BALL
j do brown Holland.
July 5 If
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Received,

received,
By the ship Ocean, Capt. Fowle,
liverpool,
Aud fer sale By
Lawrason & Fowle,
1000 sacks of coarse and line salt
$3.50 bushels coarse ditto
20 crates completely assorted
100 boxes tin
s tons shot, assorted sizes.
Also for saie,
The Cargo Of the brig Ann Captain
Pearson, from Cadiz.
slo quarter casks sherry VINE OF a
superior quality.
5000 bushels salt.
80 boxes lemons
$ tons lead,
May Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-26

The subscriber has on hand, and viii
be constantly supplied with general as
sor;meat of Cotton Yarns from the Rich
mend Mandatory, winch will be advan-
tageously disposed Of to town aud coun-
try merchants.
JAMES sANDERS0N.
July
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nIiIGLY,s

Burr hill Stone .Hannfactory.
VvHE subscriber has received a large
4 supply of BURR BLOCKS. direct
from France aud has commenced nlsk-
ing Barr .uiH Stones, at his shop, upper
end Of King street, near the store of Mir.
James Anderson, where he can. on a
mort notice. furnish Stones of any size,
Ssrranted equal to any in the United
Mates, and on the unreasonable terms.
Michael Qnigiy.
april s If
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Bills on Boston
For safe By
Lawrason s. Fowle.
July Is
FOR Sale.

An intelligent Black Boy, aged about
10 wears. He has been accustomed TO
take care of horses and to labor on a
farm. He is not offered for sale tor any
ault. For further particulars apply to
the Printer.
July Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-26
GERMAN GOODS.

Charles 1 Catletf
.r,s received per the ship Orion. di-
.sct from Hamburg, and offers for
IL he ALLOWING Goods, VIZ Ii
: 500 boxes Glass Ware,
e.Ds;st;pg Of looking glass plates, de.
.urs numbers. vine glasses, double
sn, nd gilt edged, window glass, &c.
goo bales Linen,
c.ps;stinq of ,Piatiilas, Britannias,
p..s0;1las. Rouans, Cholets, Creas. las
.,J0ss. Dowlas, Hessians, SAM S!otn,
White SAN, stout hempen iicklenbarss'
osnabutss, Buriaps &C.
swedish and Russian ifon
Brass kettles,
White aud red lead,
Seythes,
Capper pots and tea kettles,
Straw knives,
Brass wire,
QpilIs,
Liquor cases,
Fruit baskets,
Casks Of steel Of a superior quality
Mantle ornaments,
1000 demijohns,
Apothecaries' glasses,
Furniture, bottles and beads, &c,
AlIOt which will be sold on as good
terms as they can be purchased IN the
United States.
Nov %
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July Il
Merchants Bank Paper
W.aNTED.

have large quantity of Dry Goods.
which I will sell on coco terms tor Mer-
chants Paper at par, or for any ether
Chartered or Unchartered Bank Paner.
Jonathan Schelheid.
9th mo. 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-26
Piano Forte.
Just received, fos. Sale,

Just received, for Sale.
A London made square Piano Forte,
of superior tone, with six legs-addiion-
al Keys and Pedal--one complete sett OF
extra Strings and tuniRg ammer.
ON RAND.
A London made square Piano Forte,
with beautiful Case, four legs-addi;ion-
al Key and Pedal.
Robert Grdg.
July II.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-26
For Sale or Freight,

xEs The ship Hazard. William
| ~ sSsss Crabtree. jun. master; bur
$500 then $500 barrels, nearly a
a new vessel and in complete
order for the reception of cargo.
ALSO.
KS The ship Wallace. J. Stick
Vs. & ~ ney, master; burthen $500
sg sl3zSSsss barrels, is first rate vessel,
sszzzaz1 built at Newburryport, and
in complete order for sea.
ALSO,
xkS The ship Hoifsrn, Charles
VII Jennison, master burthen
W. $500 about 5000 barrels, has per-
sssszssSsa=sa1s formed but one voyage, and
can be ready in three days to receive
cargo.
SES The ship Tgilhelmina, John
VS. Iis.}ssSs Baxter, master; burthen 1000
;.sss5zs barrels, in good order & rea-
ss dy to receive a cargo on
board.
Also for Freight.
EES The brig EeSper Joseph
WI SS Stephens, Jun. master bur-
:gss.ss:ss then about 1900 bbls. nearly
sa-a-s'1 sa12:S2 3ew and superior built yes-
sci, sails fast, and ready to receive a
cargo.
Also for Sale or Freight,
kSS The brig Tslemuchus. Luz
~ s. ~ Their Lipeein. master; bur-
$3.50, then liG0 barrels, and can
be ready for sea in a few
days.
sSN The brig Criterion, burthen
.sss as thirteen hundred barrels, in COM
plels order for sea.
.epply to
Lawrason & Fowle.
June IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-26
For Boston.

sFN The regular trading schooner Ma
!slsssssssks tive, Nathaniel Mayhem, master,
will sail in four days, and take two hun
dred barrels on freight, or passengers: for
which she has handsome accommodations.
Apply to
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For BOSTON,.

M The brig Eliza Haily, E. Fin
.sassz.ney, master; Will sail in a few
days, & take 2 or 500 barrels on freight.
Apply to
Lawrason and Fowle.
July 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-26
The cargo Of the British BRIG

Shannon,
Captain Kendall, from St. Vincents
consisting of
81 hogsheads prime Sugars
l42 puncbeons Run. and
90 puncheons Molasses, will be land
ed this day and is for sale.
Adams, Herbert & Co.
July 9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-26
For Sale,
On o credit Of one. too and three
yeGTs,

"R O'Outt ~ o'.o' ttO0 GEI tRf'c$
gears,
THAT highly improved FARM. in
Prince William County, known by me
name of Graham Park, owned b. TIE
ate Doctor. Geo se Graham.
TIE tract contains about 500 acres. ,oS
which about 900 acres are well timberrlt.
The advantages of the farm are equal to-
any in that section of the country: "
distance from Washington being OH, s.,
miles. Alexandria SO. Dunfries 70, Oc-
coquan Mills lS--and on the farm is a
comfortable dwelling house 70 by 90 feet.
also stout kitchen and meat house with
every ether necessary out house. an ex.
cellent well Of water, orchard, garden.
etc, II is unnecessary to speak OF the
soil, presu,nins those desirous of nru.
chasing will view it, which may be done
on application to John Lcoe, Esq who
at present has the farm in his occupancy.
Possession may be had. on the FIRST nfnext:
January, the purchaser having the priyi-
edge Of seeding.
At Graham Park,
On Htdaesaoy The 4th September;
zeiH DC offered TOR sale,
Several likely Negroes, Horses, and
Farming Utensils. deliverable on the lst,
January next--.9lso, Sheep, a great pro-
portion OF which are hall and tnree GUAR,
ters biooded, Cattle and hogs with ait
the lloushold and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
Join G. HeslOp, Ex'r.
Of George Graham, deceased,
Petersburgh. June 10 IA dt4thSeD
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-26

tic y.HOoii,r
IA Rose-in-Bloom,
s5P Rowland, master; burthen
sSss.szs5sss:ss5Jsss700 barrels, will take freight
for the West indies, or Coastwise, on
moderate terms. Apply to
L. I'll. Howland,
who has for Sale,
The Cargo OF said vessel, Of so tons
Plaster Paris.
mo. 90 s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-26
At Graham Park.
BaJyil OF ALEXANDRIA,,

jury Q, 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given to TIC Stock
holders in this institution, that a dividend
is this day declared Of four per cent fox
the last half year, and viii De ready 10 be
paid to them or their legal representa-.
tiyes, on Friaay the 9Th instant.
BY order of the Board,
J. L. M'kENNA, Cashier.
lilly 6.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-26
c.IES AT-VENDUE.

: .,,,z, Tuesday and Friday
IN WILL BE SOLD,
r.rd,,e Store, corner of Prince
Atns and Water Streets,
A VARIETY OF >
NJ, Goods, Groceries, &c.
Tx .s'.rs Of which viii be expressed IN
p'ru'''a the bills Of the day.
=. All kind of goods which are on
.I!,,+;oa and the prices of which are
bnl lraSsd. can at any time be viewed
sstsD ,arcbassI at the lowest limitation
ndPEi'e'' p G. MARSTELLER.
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Also.

asa The ship Wi'helminG, John
VS. sSssssSss Baxter, master; burthen 1000
SE.sSzs sss barrels, in good order & rea-
se dy to receive q cargo on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17
June 25.


ENRON unavoidable events, have been unable
s to attend on the several days and at the several
places heretofore appointed by me for the purpose
otreceiving any appeals that may be made in wri-
ting, as 10 the revised enumera;ions and valuations
matte by virtue Of the changes which have taken
place in the assesiablo property ofindivduals since
the last assessment, made under the act of JaHua-
ry9 1915, and previous to the ist June. 1876
NOTICE is therefore hereby giDcn,
That will attend in person, or by deputy, ut the
courthouse tavern, in the City of Richmond, on
the lst day of August, 1916; at Goochand court
house on the Sd day OF August at Goodall's tavern
in Hanover county, on the 5th day of the same
month; at Hanover courthouse the 9TH day of
the same month and at CharIes-Cty court-house
on the 10th day OF the same month, for the purpo-
ses aforesaid.
WM. F.. HILL, PRINCIPAL .fssessor
For tie eighteenth Collection District
Of pirginia.
JUlV IS. 19--7v3zy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17
.Tuie ~.
AOTLCE.

4 GREEABIY to the last will and testament Of
"a Lui4OcH Bracket, decd viii be offered Tor
sale, on the t4th day Of September next, on the
premises, that valuable TrVcf If L0nd on which
The said iudwell lately lived lying ON hppomattox
River in the county Of Amelia, containing between
and 600 acres, nearly halfo which Is low grounds
2 good proportioa of which is equal in quality apd
situation to any on tie river bordering the same
for about three miles. The said land IS admiralty
slaafed fer all the advantages Of good & convenient
matkets being distant from Richmond 40 miles,
from Petersburg about So from Gainesville -, ard
within short distance from several Manufacturing
Mills on the river. above and beIog II. The said
Iaud viii be- shcwn "a any p rson wishing % puC-
chase, hy hir. Thomss H. Brackcff, residing on
thc premises and any person Wishing 10 treat pr.
gstel, tor the purchase before the day ofsal., WAY
direct their propositions TO Nir. Jhomas H. UaH0H.
near Car'crsyilic, By whom tie terms OF sale q %
be made known.
ANNE r. BRACKETT,
Erse e Of Llsd7,cH BraokeH. dsc'd
.Tt1p1g. 19--7Vsy9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17

F5WiE Subscriber has rented one Of Major 1orup-
4 kinS's new houses an Cary Street fronting the
basia, and Intends keeping general assortment of
Groceries, Of the best kind
lie his nOw on hand,
so cas.s ifibberts Brown Stout S, Porter, G.
quail il quality to any in the City
Germaa and biistered steel, in boxes OF 10 lbs
each
few bales Oznshurgs, cheap
j. hhds. Green CoppeGEs
IS sacks liverpool Salt.
Loaf and Brown Sugar
Prime Green Coffee
Cngnac Brandy
Holland Gin, Antigua Rum
Spinning Cotton, &c.
Which he offers for sale, low for cash, or town
Gcceptanees.
WM. HUTCHINSON.
Juiy IS. 1914
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17
STOP THE THEFT!

STOP him t.! Stoh him
CtTOLEN on the aight Of the Cd inst. from nay
= Stable, in GoOehand County, THREE
HORSES, viz:
The First, large bodied bright bay, nine years
old, with s,ug maue aud tail, star in his forehead,
remarkably deep hoIiows over his eyes, with de-
set in The right, about ieethigh, trOts, PAGES and
galops we'll.
The Second, bis match, seven years old, COM
paetly !ormed with switch tail, star in his fore
head, moves roughly, no other marks at present
rceoleeled.
The JHird, bay, somewhat darker than the o.
Tiers, about nine years old, short bob tail, much
w'ndgaldod, particularly in hi hind legs, about four
ieet pine or ten inches high, trota, PAGES, and gal
ie9s slrggsly
reward Of T'1reafg Dollars will he given for
each horse, for suelr iaiOrmatioA viii enable
'ne tp get them agsin, and One Hndred and Fl|ty
DOHAS for tie Thief
JOSEPH S. WATKINS,
Do1er .i5iiiS, Coochi.nd County, Ia.
July -. 19-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17
LAND FOR SALE.

Z y Pursuance of ;he last VIII and Testament of
Anthony Minter, deed will be offered for sale
on the premise, on Thursday, the 18Th day OF
August next, Flair, ifnot, the fair day there
alter, the Iiuct Of Land wherein the said Antho-
ny Minter lived, i'll the county Of Powhatan, living
on the main road leading from Car;ersyie to
Richmond, about Sd miles from the City of Rich
mond and from the Town Of Jefferson, contain
my two hundred Acres. This land lies we'll, and
Is remarkably we'll waered the soil is well adapt
ed to the culture of the different species of grain
usually cultivated. The improvements are not
considerable, but such IS would answer the pur-
poses Of moderate sized family. 1t being presu-
med that persons wishing 10 purchase this proper
ty, will examine il previous to the day of sale,
more particular description is deemed unnecessa-
ry.
Mr.. John Williams, who lives on the lanl. viii
at any time show it to any person wishing TO view
it. The purchaser will be reqaired To pay one
third OF the price ut the time OF sale, when con-
veyarce will be made another third on the
5tl os August, 1877, and the remaining third, on
the 18th orAugpsi, 1913; which tive last yraents
are to be secared by Deed of Tiust ON the pro-
perty. The purchaser will have the privilege OF
sowing wheatin the fall at the usual time, aud have
full possession given the frat of January next.
At the same time and place, will be offered for
sale, n SHU, belonging to this estate, which is in
tOlcrabe repair.
WIN. LEAKE, Err.
July IS. 1o-w5t*
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17
THE SUBSCRIBER

WTISHF.S to sell his Plantation in the
county Of Powhatan, lying on tie waters Of ioness
Greek, and bounded by tle lands Of COL Wan Hcrttys
John coule. TO-. AND others u is diitant ato, 30 miles
ron Richmond irDne court house and y from james
Richmond. titles Immediately t negiihyriood OF scye
~ mauuii turing mills and near the Po5'hman coat Ps,
which aic.is gos market, FOR Ian. ore. The uati'by
le survey, contains IS aeres, much az Eteatf prPor
uun OF whicisin gs vlh Is heavily tunb-red and
Miertd FIRST rae T0laceo Lard. The creek running uro
hsmacs about go Of meadow lmd 1ici with sn'
'spence, would produce abundance of hai. The improve
merits lr land, cort &c couiug be DWELLING house
Anoketiousa, harf stable AMI icehousc
Any persons -ine fu view the auds. can ~ any 1me
~ shsn te same. in Col VIM. HENLEY or Mr. john od
anil he terms maic ,ltoSu ~ application tothe suhschftt
h'rg ia HicHooilas gOllf /. PiLA Sh@ -
.lbi5l ~, l12-g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17

The London Morning Chrouicic of iats
date says--A gentleman just returned
FROM Biiboa informs, that on enc arrival of
his vessel at that port, guard boat be-
longing to the Holy Irquisi.ion, came on
board, having the ban,eTs of tGat hngo.ie
tribunal flying, and manned with res
pectable number OF friars. They inauirci
tor papers and books, aud asked toe mass
ter and crew many questions respecting.
the conversation OF tie passengers on reii-
gous and political IN tiers; whether lhe.s
had been much swearing on board dur.u-
the voyage, &. anu to cnd Che Ceremony.
Che master had to pey q coubloon for h.i
fees circumstance which was very nsa-
provoking him 70 some cx lsmations. we'll
calculated e. draw down upon lnm the
laundering ccDsures ct tie Holv Office
We mention ,ha for tie Information of tae
public, as beyond doubt, Che same rern e.
tons have been adopted I'm al Srant.a
ports, and may take British vessels ami
passengers by surprise. r. Common Pr ~
er book, ROJertsOn's Works, or aso ic
insignia, are sufficient for TIE seizure &c
any one and it must rot be iorgoft, g..
that in che Inqu sition, corfsca.io.. o. - o.
perty always follows cenV ctiCn.
BONAPARTE.
Tie Last letters from 81. Helena site.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17
LANDS FOR SALE.
I wish to sell the foito7Oing valua6le tracts
of LAND:


nNE TRACT, containing 500 acres, lying on
" James River in the county of Behlor, nine
mics from Lynchbnrg--this tract lies rowling
boyc half rs rich tobacco land any the river !;
there sabout no acres cleared.
Three Tracts, in the county of Campbell, ten
miles from Lynchburg, and four m,ies from OriorR
Esn-Works. One of these contain 100 acres,
and may be conveniently divided into two good
tracts 1t lies very level Tor land in that part oi
the country is rs fertile any land IN that
county, except only James River bnttoms-the
ne'ghborhood is pleasant and the situation very
healthy the improvements are very good, and
there are orchards oG various kinds fruit that bear
every year. This tract is excellent farming land,
iput under proper system OF civilizations about
500 acres is cleared and all in good heart az least
400 acres of tobacco land in the woods, AMI about
$50 or $50 acres of first rate meadow land the
main western road runs through this tract, and
aiior'is an excellent stand for public house
The terms viii be accommo .atTng aud t,,a
subscriber, residing on the last mentionrd tract,
will shew the land on application.
MiCAJAH C.. MOORNAN.
June 2S. l4.6v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17

PARIS, May 20.
M. Lemoine, administrator of the Royal
Manufactory of Gobelins, has quilted this
administration, in which he has been re
placed, by gentleman of known expert
ence and talents.
Russian merchant has cleared within
few years, by contract with his govern
ment for tobacco, the enormous sum OF
100000 forms.
We hear that the Duke Of Wellington is
expected in Paris by the end of the week
Letters from Genoa of the 18th say
Eight Algerines, who had been made
slaves, have been set at liberty by the or
der OF the government, and walk at plea.
sure about Genoa. At the same tine, or
ders have been given to the port captain to
receive the Algerine vessels when they APP
pear in this port, observing only the necss~
sary measure Of health.
Two vessels have very unexpectedly
arrived from Odessa. which sailed from
here for that place only two months ago.
When they reached Constantnople they
learned that the Black Sea wasnot frozen,
Ga very rare circumstance, which hardly
occurs one winter in a century, thew,
therefore, boldly continued their voyage, &
took IN at Odessa Cargoes Of corn, which
they have now brought hither.
According to all accounts, several YES
sells laden with corn viii shorty arrive in
the port of Genoa, by which the scarcity
IN this country will be relieved"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17
Translated for tie PhHadelhhia Regis-
ter
BoRDEAUI, May y, 1s1

BORDEAUX, May u. 1916.
The Consul for his Britannic Majesty B,
the principal English merchants, estab ish-
ed at Bordeaux, celebrated by an enter
tainment 1T Bardincan on the 9Th instant,
the arrival Of their stinguished country
men, Mr.. Canning, late Ambassador from
st. James to Lisbon, and who, it is said, is
recalled to the British ministry
The principal authorities, civil and mil
itary, of the city, assisted at this numerous
entertainment, as did the Prince Wolkous>
Ky, A'd-de- Camp to the Emperor OF Rus
STA
Many toasts were given and received,
with that enthusiasm, which certain names
awaken in every breast not inscns bic to
benifcence--Hames dear and sacred to
tranquilized Europe such as those of the
King of France, a health drank by Mr..
Canning the King Of England, By General
Count de Loverdo ; the Emperor Alexan
der the Prince Regent Of England and
other allied sovereiens ard union of the
two nations Mr.. Canning gave as q part
eular toast, Prosperity to the Commerce Of
Bordeaux.
but an incident particularly worthy OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17
A MANAGER WANTED

For .Ne7v Kent Charity School,
I'm the 81 Thursday Of August next at New
: = Kent CONTIGUOUS, an election will take place
for person qualified 10 act in The above capacity
lis duties to attend to the poor Of the county,
TO insluct the children committed to his care, ard
"a sapc nd tire business Of the farm. Distant APP
peauta win be attended to, by addressing letters
(post paid 10 the Trustees OF said Institution. 1t
Is unnecessary for those who have large, or expen-
s'e families, to apply.
Julg IS. 20 7v3gv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-17

a late London paper, in announcing the
receipt of Intelligence from Cadiz, SAYS
a new arrangement with respect to
the Island os Cu7a has taken place, the e.
tects OF which we fear, will prove highly
detrimental to the trading interest of this
country. General Cienfugos has been
named governor and captain general of the
island, in the place Of Admiral Apodaca.
This new governor is an officer enGreIy OF
the OLD school. He carries out with hin,
$500 men, in order to enforce the shutting
up OF the Havanna, and all the other ro-ts
in the Island, against foreign trade. This
force has been d eurd necessary since
Admiral Apodacl hitherto was unable to
comply with the per- mptory orders n n d
long ago received from Ferdinand on this
subject. TINS measure is particularly di-
rected ag7iust the British. Fur several
yenrs past, Lond ~ houses hsve been in the
habit Of supplying Cuba, not only with cv
cry article Of clothing. but also with sugar
boilers, and implements used in snrlcu.-
ttre. Br tish trade has therefore lou. beer,
the very soul Of all the mercant le operatj-
ons carried on IN this INTEREST," Island and
OF this the inhabitants HAYS, been 50 sersib'e.
that thcy have always strongly opposed III
measures Of restrailt."