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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-06-18
WAS BORN,

Effects Of atenape,ance.--Yesterday morning,
sn elderly man was found dc I'd on the cosner o.
OIdslip and Scush-stree'. We unders,a,d las
des,h was occasioned by sucking great qasn.
,ity Of ium from casks which had lust he en-
landed on the OldsIip deck IN. 4. Paper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-06-18

FRIDAY, JUNE T. Agreeably 20 assignment,
the Senate took up the report Of the JOINT Com
mietee, on the Separation Of lMaiae--Seyerai un
I'M aorlant amendments were made IN the B |.
snd ,he fur,t.e consideration of it, assigned for
tomorrow NJ ten o'clock.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-06-18

In France, the married men are said TO
belong 70 a Legion Of Honor" One who
has a scolSing wife is said 10 bear a +" Grand
Cross"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-06-18
a MOST WlcHEp ATTEMPT

Was made on Friday night last by some vile
incendary TO SET fire to the Friends meeting
house and The meeting house Of the second
Congregational Society in this town. The
attempt TO fire the Friends meeting house was
made by throwing bunch of matches iufs
the window, which were lighted AMI wrapped
up in piece of canvass. This attempt was
made between the hours Of 0 and 10 in the
evening, and was discovered by some persons
who were passing by observing fire on the
lower part OF the window frame, where some
of the sulphur from the matches had lodged.
The attempt to set fire TO the meeting-house
of the second parish was made in similar
manner. The matches were thrown in pro-
badly before l O'Clock, as person in passing
between l | and 2 o'clock, noticed light IN
The house, but supposing il was the Sexton
shutting the doors, did not examine particu-
larry. The FIRE was not discovered I'LL s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-06-18
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Latest from Europe-By an arrival at Newyork
from Londonderry, Irish papers are received to
LAY the 7th These papers contain London dates
20 the Cd OF May, and Paris accounts to the ed
If April.
In England the government is adopting meas
for the reduction Of the public expenses. The
Naval Establishment is to be greatly reduced both
at home and abroad. This furnishes the best evi-
dence that no fears are entertained by the English
Government that the present general state Of En-
rope win be disturbed.
Mr.. Fitzgerald has given notice that he shall
propose a repeal of the hearth tax on all houses
not having more than three FIRE hcarths, and TO-
tai removal of the house tax in ireland.
The Paris papers contain many rumours and re.
ports respecting important changes which are con.
templatedin the political state Of the Continents
such that treaty has recently been entered in
to between Russia. Prussia aud Holland. -Copiec.
ture will have il that object Of this triple a
ance is to place the young Prince of Orange the
Throne of France.
These and other similar reports may serve to =
muse those who anticipate that "wars and fight
ings' will soon be the order of the day in Europe;
but we believ their calculations will prove vain
The Trial of Sir II. Wilson, MIR. Bruce and Capt
Hutchinson, for assisting Lavelette 10 escape hn
terminated. The charges were proved, and they
were sentenced TO three months Imprisonment
which is the smallest. punishment for offences Of
such nature.
AT the time of the last dates from Paris the two
Chambers had nearly completed their business Of
Legislation. and were proro aued to October.
Great unanimtyhas prevailed in the proceedings cf
Government and the general order aud TRANQUILITY
that prevails throughout France was never greater
than at the present Tine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-06-18
FOR LUBEc.

sxSSl THE fehooner Traveller, Abraham Lew.
-ss1s iri matter, will sail for Lpbec On Wedsd-
day nelt--for freighso psf1age apply to the nd.
ter on board, AZ Union Wharf, or TO Thomas Mes-
rili, jun. No 8 and 4, Central Wharf. June lc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-06-18
ALExANpRIA, JUNE 6
B;y,h bZoce ~ UosJ,iugfou

Bird Place q ~ dSllinSfon.
MIR. Gusts of Arlington, and party oil
gentlemen, returning from Smiths isiAnd
hsve visited Popt's Creek, in the County OF
Wes,mooIland, ever memorable as tbs
birth place OF Washington, and under ss-
lutte oil cannon, have placed Stone upon ,hs
remains OF the old Mansion. Houst, in wiiic IA
the Hero first saw the light. he Stone is
a plain Freesione Slab, aud bears this sim
pie inscription.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-06-18
From the Petersbars { Vug.J Intelligence,
.NE!YS.

We have had but liltle news Tor readers
lately. The kings of Europe, employed
time out Of mind, in the work Of depopuls-
ton, appear to have begun at length to pc
pulate. Marrying, and giving in marriage.
is now the order of the day, among the
crowned heads Love rules the court, The
camp, the grove"
Bonapar,e ,oo--if he could only devise
some plan to rescue him fromtha, little rock
in the sea- balloon or diving boat, to
elude the vigllence ofhis majesty's cruisers!
AYE, there's the rub The Cleaner says;
" Bonaparte with all our abuse Of him, was
worth 5o..ayear in every printers pockets"
and in good truth was he. o he was
rare workman al foreign news.
But, reader, will nothing, save var, and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-06-18
The following whimsical advertisement is
copied from New Haven paper.
TEETH FOR SALE.

For sale, set of TEETH, partly worn;---
the owner having desoured his Estate, Of
ters his teeth for sale, as they can be of no
further use to him, and they may possibly
be of service to some Ole who has The good
fortune 10 possess more property than
teeth. iuquiis a, No. 80
N u II any person viii! give the owner
OF the afoI esaid teeth any business, whereby
he may obtain something to employ his
teeth aud himself, i. viii answer The same
purpose.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-06-18
HIRE,

On the ll,h Of February, 1882
WASHINGTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23

taught the inhabitants of South-America TO prost
IRON naval strength, and the fleets which have
been formed in the bay Of Mexico, nn the Atlantic
shores, and the shores of the great ocean, are bot
slender proofs of its strength, which have been
bired in their systems oil independence. Were
they uuited, they would form fleets greatly superior
TO those of ancient nations, when they reckoned
their hundreds their thousands, though they
might rot be equal to the larger and edisciplned
ships otn,odern navies, belonging TO European ma
uo:s. Their military adventures would not be an
usmeaning tale in any period of ancient history.
The length o their marches has been great, cspe-
cialiy when observe that the military arrange
mcDts depend upon voluntary contributions. We
cannot boast OF our longest marches To Canada in
the revolution, Of moving at greater distances. OF
greater forces than those which have appeared in
the interior of South America, while we posse s. d
all the arts and discipline which could supply cur
arms, and teach US the use of them. We had new
Ell known the spirit of slavery which destroys the
valae nj man, aud renders him u fit for lis own
best eaergies and unequal to the choice OF ruler
;hst would bless them. Salem Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23

oommon to thsm both it is ''es'rsh'; to
fora them into two S,ates-but, not BY
such means rs the Report of the Bruins
wick Conveoton points out. Nocansf can
thrive without plain des.ing. SNphistry,
however Ing nous, cannot promote the
Cause oftruih.
This R,port beggers all comment
The Massachusetts Legislature sad,
il "a majority of five TO four at
least of the votes returned, be IN "a
nor OF sep T ton, we will agr'c tote
The Report is at some loss To know
VII t the word majority means here--why
so, 1t means not a barr majority of votes,
but a majority in the ratio OF t. lin
ii,is case, d separation may take place
but, counting IN this way, there are not
5 q of all the votes in favor If sepai alton.
Rather than lose the measure altogether,
they fpd it convenientto SEX a new rule
of calcuaton-that is, to take the ia jor-
tiles in each TORN, and adj them up PRO &
con-by this species of hocns hoct:S, the
majority of S to q IS found TO lean in favor OF
separation aud it is adopted. Every thins
follows of course--a committee to DRAFT
constitution enc to ask the Legislature
of Massachusetts TO confirm this interpre-
tation one, to petition Congress to admit
them into the Union. If the Legislature
of Massachu etts will not yield, then the
Convention is again TO meet, and TO come,
it is appreh nded, 10 heads Sc points W It'll
the State.-But it IS presumabie, that Con
gress Will not g vc thetr consent, until Mas
sachusetis has given hers.
Mr.. RoeHousE says. that Fouche has
the resute Of be ng t best head i :,
in France" cer.ainly, his pen is one of
the most eloquent. His letter 10 Lord
Wellington is the b'st proof of it---whe-
Their it b. conclusive, is another question.
He lightly skips over the surrender of
his provisional power into the hands OF tn.
Bourbons-his vindication of his subscribing
the ordinance of July, is more ingenious
than satisf ctory--a viriuous man would
have found Il impossib e to prescribe any of
his ancient friends. particularly such men
as Carpot. So far from denouncing the ty-
raony of the Allies, Especially in forcing
King upon France,) which one would sup
pose every high minded Freedman would
fesl most aoutely. how mis- -rably fulsome
are his p negyrics
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23
SOUTH aMERTCq.
soUTH-AMERICAN PROVINCES.

Countries exist on tie gIobe, that only to quail
Wv tIeircyil constitutions, and then L. furnish 10
commerce the greatest scenes Of its wealth, and the
proud 81 regions for its blessings. SEE the vast re-
yon a South merica, hardly explored even in the
parts Inhabited, by the strangers & ON the Europe
an world. We talk Of our Mississippi, rolling its
na'igable waters for thousands of miles. But think
20 the Amazon, which exceeds in the length Of its
course, hut not much rs il does IN its extent,
while nj IT'S month lis wider than the greater part
ut pavieaIe riy.rs are known 20 be long,
and IN which the tide can b. Go1d for more nils
than European Kingdoms boa't for their respec-
tive surfaces and opp"sts boundaries. Without ga
rails, some OF us branches may be found to unite
with other streams. II we wish sseend, no snch
he ghts appear on the globe. If we cover ~ pens-
frate for mineral wealth, M countries have as yet
30 faithfully repaid human toll 1t we look for the
iabofs OF agriculture, we here have their riches.
hnd what that belongs To human genius, will mt
follow man ntn these regions From the wsrmest
% The eodes st for human abode, he hes his choice
And the numerous isles Of Chico, almost embosom-
ed in the continent, will give him as many provi'
ees or kingdoms, rs can supply ali the expe' I'm nts
o. government, and al the vsriots boundaries Of
policy, Or Of public X private possession, adapted IN
snv know association of man Md events are fast
ieaiirg n these more promising DAYS.
WE should willingly follow them f we dared.
bul e is easy to sec that much is IN he done, AID
in,kh 60 oppose the chances which sympathy with
Waer natous, erd the age Of comm cree adapt
ed A. prosiuce. The late visits Witch have been
a. - r. i,e.r -..r-. d, i,~ a.. -e.i~- =. 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23
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CONDJrVIDE.S

The whole " ork will be comprised in volumes
ct large syo. size. fine paper with new and
handsome Type. The i,l volume will contain
Hbout 6O0pases-ihe three volumes already publish
eli fall title shorr of ;lat quantity.
The original price was 10 he 10 subscribers three
dollars per volumes. neatly bound in Sheep and
iettered, ar two dollars and half in boards. The
Proprietors have determined 10 reduce that price
half a dollar per volume, small compensated
for the unavoidable delay which has taken place in
preparing and bringihg out the last volume.
THE PROPRlETORS.
Pefersbnrg, Ocfober %. A2-nstD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23
Waahinefon. Dc o6er 81.

Washington, DC ODER 81.
WILLIAM II. CRAWFORD, Secretary of
War is appointed by the President of the
United States, to be Secretary ofthe 7rea-
sury, in the place of Mr.. Dallas, resign
ed.
We have not heard who is to succeed
Mr.. Crawford in the War Department.
AS the business of that Office is not now
very urgent. it is possible the vacancy
may not be Immediately filed.
NAT. INT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23
NAVAL DEPOT

The United States agents, appointed
to survey the several rivers emptying in
to the Chesapeake, for tie purpose of s.
certaining the most eligible spot for Ma
it is understood, that Gosport has been
fixed on as possessing superior advantages
to any other site in that quarter Of the
country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23
THE LAW AND THE PRopHErs.

The Citizens of New Orleans wish Com
modOre Patterson to infl;ct vengeance on
the Span ards, at S7ce.--The PHILADELPHIA
Gazette says. in very thoughtless way,
that If ." the government can submit to
such indignities, our gallant tars 7ViH not"
The United States would indeed he
brought to strange pass, it naval officer
could make war whenever he pleased
The Seer tary of the Navy. or the Presi-
dent himself cannot make TefrisdIs or zodr,
without the authority of Congressman
hev will scarcely do it, until every honor
able means has been tried to preserve
peace I'm these cases, officers must not
consult their feelings. but the law and the
constitution.
For these reasons, We dishelieve the
Lon. Star, in saying that Mr.. Pinkney has
threatened to bomb ,rd Naples. if she does
not indemnify us for our mercantile losses.
The Italians mast th'nk us " ohock full of
fght." to set such report sbout-Mr. p
has no doubt demanded emnity-but,
not at the lannon's mouth.
At Madrid. Mr.. Ewing may have Of
fered to take the Floridas. in lieu of in-
IDENTITIES, which have been long and Justly
due Indeed, there is scarce one Of them
that has not committed or Permitted afro.
cious robbctics upon us-but it seems far
easier to plumber than 10 repay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23

Capt. Livingston, Of the British brig Agnes, in
forms us. that just before he left jamaica the CO.
vernon IN Chief Of the Caracas had addressed a
letter to Admiral Douglas on the Jamaica station
accompanying from Don Pablo Morillo. IN
which that General states, that in quence Of
his success against the Patriots, Qnsargenis, as he
denounstesthem,) he had reli qmshed the Blsck-
AIDE Of the coast, which he had previously esab.
sished. The Governor added that ia consequence
If this act of Mo~o's, the whole coasts now free
foeTery friendly flag. [ChGrlesfon Courier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23

:, ..:re Mr.. Baer, fed. Fsderaiists-
COLO, peter. vice A. &. Hanson, fed.
Mesa Mr., Bayley. vice Goidsborough,
ieS5. and Messrs. Herbert and Stuart,
neglected. es..o,..
o. republcant-the senate. OF 5 mem
a"u ;s entirely federal-tederai majority
:s;n, ballot AZ. Yet the state has . ma
;ns ; of from to 5000 republican voters
}.' 70 not the heofite but the counties otthe
80 that are represented.
sta'e ' Mess Ifey:.'er
~. Liphfs.-Pipes are laid in several
.-aets in Baltimore fer the purpose of
s s. them with gas. The corporation
nnsNew York. are adopting means for the
same purpose.
-,;ss capital Of Si25, 600 has been opened
=, New Orleans, to build steam boat to
81, between that city and New York, with
Lave to touch at the Havana.
WASHINGTON, Oct 10.
Tn our paper Of yesterday morning it was
Inadvertently stated as fact, that foreign
nessels entering the waters of the United
States. pay bat so cents per ton. On fur
cher information, we find this to have been
GA error. Previous to the act of July,
1912. or, as some have termed it, the dou~
BILE duty act, foreign vessels paid so cents
n r ton tonnage duty, and so cents per
ron Heht n1onev. The act above mention
ed. laid an additional duty on the tonnage
of foreign vessels of one dollar and halt;
and the construction given to the law OF
the last session of Congress continues th's
duty, which, we underst NJ. is now levied
and collected from foreign vessels. except
those Coming immediately under treaty sti>
t1Hations so that the Spanish du'y is
set off, (being the same in amoun:) a
painst the duties exacted from them in on,
own ports. 1t need scarcely be hintcd
that the UHited States are no gaineis by
this arrangement, inasmuch as the TOM" g.
of Spanish vessels entering our waters,
bears no proportion to the tonnage of A.
mericans entering those of Spain and her
Dependencies. The same remark indeed
may be applied to the ports of other ma
tons, except Great Britain.
mat. INTEL.
We continue to receive returns from the
Pennsylvania Congressional Election-In
addition to those already announced, Joseph
Holster. James Wallace. John Whiteside,
William p. Maclay, John Ross, Samuel ID
Ipgham, all Republicans, are elected.
10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23
W.9N'IED IrJfEDIgTETY.

yENHE Subscriber, now liyi & in the Horsc oceu-
pied (las, Wnter) - Boarding House, by
Mr. John Lee, on " Strcct--wnbe ghle TO &C
eornmcdste about 70 M - .BemJers u lts LegfS-
lahTc for the ensuing Session.
Ills friends and acqininianoes are respectfully IN
vited to call and see him. lie viii eadesvour, by
aiI means IN his power y promote their conv nj
enes ani comfort. WN. RANKS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23
THE CONVERTED LEW.

Kccne, { Y. IT J .HNgust =.
A letter received from New York, by
gentleman in this town. n entiNns the arri
val there of the Rev. Joseph G.. r. Frey.
well known as the " the conperted Jezu,"
with his family. He preached on Sabbath
evening of last week, in DIR. Romeyne's
nupits from Job 10. Is" know that my
Redeemer liveth."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23
BOARDING.

TsSHE Subscriber, residing IN the house formerly
occupied by Mr. james Richie, Immediately
above the Basin, wishes to Accommodate a few of
the Members ofthc LEGISLATURE with BO.4RD, Sc.
THOMAS HATCHER.
N. b The Subscriber has also Stable capable
Of containing 8 or 10 horses. 4 II.
Oct %. Asst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23
PROVIDENCE, (R. y Oct. Il.
CROM GTJ3D OTTDE

Captain Andrews arrived here from
Point Petre, (Guad) adv SIS, that it con
tinues very sickly at that place. He wit
messed while there, one hundred funerals
in one day Captain Andrews lost two
men at Point-Pttre, and one on the pas
sage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23

DIED. at Elysisn Fields, NJ. L. on the 90 Sept.
in the 9Th year oi age, Robert Peasants Darts,
son OF Mcejah Davis, young man of great promise,
beloved and iamened by all his acquaintance His
illness WAS short, and terminated by Cramp
in the Stomach.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23
ENQUIRER MARINE LIST.


PORT or RIcHMoSD, VA.
ENTERED.
Oct. I.-sch. Jane.-. Philadelphia.
Lottery, -, City Point
F.deralist, -. Baltimore.
2'-shiP Elizabeth, Mary, New-Castlc;
Sch. Ocean, Davis, Guadaloupe;
Moiqsses SJ Gopher.
Brilliant Block, New-York.
s3;-SooP Lady Hamilton, Pryor, Philadelphia.
Oct.7.-Sch. Rose-in-Bloom Wheaton, New.York.
s.-Sloop President, God win, Norfolk.
Hope, Benthsli, do.
SchHimiet arson, Philadelphia.
Phoebe, Burt. Norfolk.
DC. o-Seh- Richmond. Benedict. New York.
10. Volunteer, Peterson. BaltiInors.
Democrat, Walden, Petersburg.
Get. li.-Seh. Rebecca and Polly, Pearson, City Point
Weymouth, Williams, Ne@-Yuri.
Catharirr Haley. do
Peggy, Dudley. Norfolk.
Oct 2o-Seh. Five Sisters. Fisher. Philadelphia.
"a cared,
Oct 2.-Brig Friendship, Knowles, Boston.
Sloop Dove, Smith. y. York.
Sch. Shepherdess. Carr. Boston,
Oct. 5.-Brig Sampson. Luce Boston.
Sloop Driver, Waterman, N. York,
s.-Slp. Diligence, Smell, N. York.
Brig Hero, Southworth, Boston.
Oct. o.-Sch. Jane, Weeks, Nev-York.
Brig Planter, Riggs, City Point.
SlooP Henry, Hand, Albany.
Lucinda, IngersOll, Eew-York.
Oct. 1o.-Ship Maria Iueie. Luken, Bremen.
Oct. 16.-Sch. Feneion, Nayhew, Boston.
Brilliant. Block Ne.s-York.
I7-Brg Friendship, Knowles, Boston.
Jane CCIitts. BODILY. do.
Sch. Hamlet, Pearson, philadelphia.
Oct. 19.-BritislI ship Prince of WaterlOo JameiSon
London.
Sch. Volunteer, Peterson. Baltimore.
SIoop Sisters, Johnson, New York.
Oct. 2o.-British brig Bulldog, DySant, Falmouth.
Bril- Only Son, Robins ~ Providence
Sch. ROse-inblOOm. Wheat OH, New-YortS.
Richard {. Mary, Meckins, Baltimore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23
Georgetown. October 10.

Genera! Ripley passed through Wash
ington few days ago on his way to New
Orleans. where he is to take the command.
We know of no officer to whom that i'm
portant station could better De gu-
ed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23

az We understand, that WIN. jones.
E'q. of Philadelphia, late Secretary of the
Navy of the U S. will, in all probability,
be the President of the Bank of the u. S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23
NEw-YoRk, Oct. 10.

Twelve thousand dollars arrived at thi
port yesterday, in the brig Indian Chief
from Lisbon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23
IOHN MCPHERSON

Under the EaeIe Tavern. tryo doors e5ove He
TURNER'S Rank }
TEAS JUST RECEIVED his Fy3LL GOODS
N --Coiuprisiue rs eiesant m assortrnent as is
10 be found in any one house in the City of Rich.
moud.
--.Among qrhich arc---
Saxon Cloths and Csssimeres
Rich Mcrino Shagls
Meriao Cloth
And la fresh supply OF Fancy G0ods--Wheh he will
sell Jsrg cheap. Tor Cdsh
CT Country Merchants will find il to their in
terest to call as independently of the low prices,
the tine of payment will be made tosuit purchasers,
on good town or country security.
oct %. 4s-ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23
EDUCATION.

TgvHE Subscriber wishes to engage with a gentle
H man for the ensuing year to take charge Of
School, in which he wishes fought re0'Gne ,o'ifilg
arithmetic, geograbty. the English grammar and
the Latin language
A gentleman of good moral character, who will
come we'll recommended rs being Competent to
teach these branches Of learning correctly, will
meet with encouragement by making carly appl-
cation. JOSIAH SMITH.
Powhatan, Oct. %. 4S-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23

China. Dry Goods ~ Groceries.
YENHE Subscriber, FIVE doors below Mr.. james
Bootwright, Shockos-Hl, has just received,
and is now opening, elegant assortment of CHI
MA, consisting OF complete teas, tfs which he can
afford TO sell much below the usual price.
HLSO,
good assortment of DRY-GO0DS, among
which are superfine blue and black cloths, csssi-
meres, hotnbazettes, prints, Ga esnbrics, Yelling
ton cords, velvets, corduroys, bandanna and flag
haadkercbieis, Madras do, red, yellow and white
6apnels, oznaburgs, Dutch aud rose blankets, era
waiting, plains, coating, SC calculated for negro eo-
thing.
ALSO, good assortment OF London Beaver
Hats, Common do. Gentlemen's aud Boys Wool
do. Ladies' best Morocco aud Leather Shoes,
GeRdcmens' DO. Also, few Vions and Strings
and intend keeping constantly on hand, general
and complete assortment of Groceries, all of which
he will sell low for cash.
GEO. w. WATKINS.
October %. 4S2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23

0-TThere is TO doubt that gen. Harrison is cleo
tSd TO Congress- from the state of Ohio.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23
PHILADELPHrA. Octobpr !

Yesterday m ,rning the Select and Com
mon Councils. unanimously re elected Ro
BERT WHARTON, Esq. Mayor Of the Ci-
ty of Philadelphia.