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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
FOR SALE.
LAND .SE.3R TO RICHMOND
FOR SALE.

am desirous OF selling, By private ccnveyanca
.uy right 10 property on both sides of the
ca;,at TIE sane 'ckich claim by rirtue
OF contracts made Nth Col. JoAn Hur.
uie deceased, some time before his death.
The chief motive of this desire, az present.
IS, TO satisfy debt which owe to Neil Nc oul.
ESqr. soe amour, not ascertained, secured ON
that property. l shall prefer to sell an und;y;d.
ed ,noieg II private bargain shall not be
made in short time public sale viii be 81.
tempted. The nature ofmy right witha des-
criPtlon OF several claims against the Estate of
said iiarvie for considerable quantity of Yves.
tern Lands &c. may be understood by an. exsnn.
alton of the bill and documents fled against his
representatives in the Superior Court OF Chance.
ry, requiring a,perfec, tile to the above uenti-
onea property and compensation for the Western
Lands; Copies of each of These Bills. with The
documents referred to, are left at the Mer-
chanSs Coffee house.
In the first ofthose bills It is admitted hat the
representatives OF Col. IIarvie will be entitled II
aii annual rent charge of20el. year on the pro.
perry offered for sale, soon rs am vested with
such ute and Possession, as the contract autho.
rises; .he rent charge was originally 3oOl ayear.
and was reduced to 200 by SUBSEQUENT COM
trsct--and II is also alledged that mp Claim, A.
gainst the estate for the Western Lands, are Of
more value than the rent charge
have made improvements on the above Land.
l.ie annual rents ofwhir have been estimated az
. l2IO, the benefits of which with the use ana
profit OF the whole land, including severn, ina.
RES, are now enjoyed by Col. Haryie's represen.
tatves tor which am entitled 10 credit.
al further particulars may be known by an ex.
application 10
49, HENRY BANKS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
Jnne4. 1sla.
sUR1 MIL .sroME MANUFACTURE

n" subscribers respectfully inform the public.
,na' they have just received, direct from Frsnce a.
large quantity OF prime BURR BLOCKS, of a su.
peror flaiT TO any hitherto imported to III place,
am having been Engaged in TIC busne IS up arJs
81 n''eea years, thes flstter themselves from their
long Knowledge &c the trade and The snnrnhs,;or,
wh,eh their work has hitherto met with ,hst they
wiz be able to msnuiastnre ain Stones on as rea
sonao'e terms as those imported frsm, the North,
ana warrant them Perform WELL
iney have opened shop on 10Th Street,nearly on.
savited TO call. s'"''''eH A's
NATHANIEL WHITE K Co.
cHiarv -
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NOTICE.

ETROM unavodabie events, 7 have been unable
a TO attend ON tle several dsys and at the Sc
veralplaces heretofore appointed by me Cor lie
purpose OF receiving any appeals tia NAV be
made writing as 10 the i>ed enu,n eratipns
AMI valoa'iopg made by virtue al the chances
which nave taken place in the sessable bro.
perry of individuals since the last ASSESSMENTS
made under tie act Of january ., 1915. and pre-
vious to the ist Of June 1916 Notice is there.
fore hereby gieen that will attend IN person or
by deputy at the Court-IIouse Tavern in the CIV
sfRiolimond on The 1st day of August 1916. AZ
Cionchlaud Court- House on the Sd day Of AusrDst
1916, Fl Goodails Tavern in Hsnovcr County. on
he 5th dag ct the same month, 2 Hsmyer Coure
House on he 7,h day oftbe same month. and -
Charles CITY Couri-House,o ON the lob dhy Of the
same month Jor the purpoecs aforesaid
WIN Z HILL.
Principle 1sseaor, Ja, 1eA disC4ef
-l..,..c,....,, Of UrsiBis,
Juiy I0.--w3w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
RICHARD BLAND LEE,
Commissioner IF Gums, sc.

ers.'
And shelter from the blast, in vain we hope
head"
THE lSU8scRiBERs
\ BOUT 10 es.abl,sha Museum m The civ o.
= Richmond, are ANXIOUS % collcct ifpossibiel
every curiosity OF nature aud art which The ~ ,te
OF Virginia can furnish Jbe iberstry and pfb.
lie spril winch characterize The inhabitants O.
the accent dominion, justly the hope tia, Tho
Fr9pre'ors OF the intended establishment vii
rcce yc fo'n the patronage 0i her citizehs mucL
assistance 1n tie present occas.on-Such gentle
men, therefore, - have curIosities IN Their no,
Session are eipectiuiy sohcned 20 communicate
WIN the subscribers, stating the description Oh
osjecta, and whether llisy arc WIl,Do 10 MAXI !.
Donation or loan of them ice the benefit Of the
ht'cd'' "A prompt attention TO this reques.
tes II IS Tie wish of the prOpns,ors 10 make :
eoiiecsiOr as immediately as pUssble) viii great.
y enhance The favour their generosity would coli
HE public are assured, any article leaned
this institution VIII be preserved With Great care
and restored to TIC proprietor on demand.
JAMES WARREEL.
RICHARD LORTON
GJ The Editors ofthc Norfolk Herald, Peer.
burg Hcpablicaa and hteIlgoncsr, Wmcheste
Constellation, and S.sunion Observer arc RI
questcd TO give the above an Insertion, once
week for two months, and forward their accoun
10 the Subscribers,
June Twin.
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j. g. ID. BURKE.
Book q yob Printers.

HI AVE- removed their Office to the hodse lately
IA occupied as the Office Of the DAILY Compt-
Ter, one d or below the $. T. corner Of Man and
18Th Streets.
papers delivered from the Office can slwa,s OBJ
tain them by applying as above
Subscriptions and Advertisements for the -.
gina Argus will also be received ;hers
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
NOTICE.

W ERE committed to Chesterfield Jail, the
2'th OF February last, C186 o. two Nrsno Mgr.
AS runa~ays, 10 wit-Jtddace md luck They
say hey came from Baltimore, and were taken up
oy mF. hvi,''er aud Mar Clay. near that place.
and they made their escape from them. The saw
ey are free--ihey have no free papers with hem.
Wallace IS avery black fellow, about 25 Years old.
feet or INCHES hlgn; his cloa,hlng is nanc
cotton. Jack IS about % years old, s feet s orr
nches high; his cioat'iing IS nap co,ton-he is a
very bright mullitlo fellow
1t any persons own such Negroes, they may get
o,em oy applying to The JaIlor OF the above
county. proving his Fraperty, paying CHARGES &c.
otherwise they will be dealt with according tn
saw. -
WILLIAM WINFREE, TAILOR.
may H. 1aw12ws
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n otice is hereby ri1en- lhal

he Subscriber has received Isis Of the Direct
upon property in the following Counties in the
STAG Of Virgins, not owned, occupied o. suner.
attended by so1nc person residing within The
COLLECTION Dsrict IN which ii IS SITUATE. aud thai
nc IS authorized to receive tie said Taxes wit
All addluon OF zen per cent thereon, provided
UGH payment IS made within one year after ths
ia on which The collector of tie district wi ere
3uch property lies had notified that the sad tax
. had become due on the same
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NUIICE-

M h ~.
fENiIoSE soldiers belonging to the late army
h ct the United States entitled to pensions. are
informed, that Il IS only necessary 10 foreward
their discharges and certificates of disability 10
the War Department, stating in what particular
sta e, ierri ory or district they res Dc, AID wish
TO receive their allowance, when cert Rca7 es of
pension viii be issued by the secretary OF War,
and, also, that the seryio es Of an tse are not AZ
all required ID procuring FOR tllem their pensions,
awarded by the government 40 their g.dlsstry
and their wounds
JYar DepdrHF nj, June 1S.
The Editors publishing he laws Of the u s.
are required TO give this advertisement four
weeks insertion, AID send their accounts Tor pay
ment 10 nhe Department sfWar 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27

o5fes IF c2fi'ns for rc5erg osi, cabtyrea o. oes
tr2s-t 'sti'st n tie military Sc, vice er,he Lm,
ted Safes, dgrit,y ne hte 1,u-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27

G ant rs your favour, put us 10 the test,
70 { an your s.aitss wen 20 cur very beat
A"d ",iloa, dead OF future Turnkey Eockits,
ii''r,'i'' aas!'onest way, s;.!l youI p ck-poekes
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
Enl4 Or nll,n 49,

-FOUR CIR FIVE BOYS.
Fran to JG years n nee aqds fgood fg5,sjfio,,
sFs read Hgd rgjfe fohlu5ig yseR .eiH be fcke,, !,
Apprentices to the Printing Business.
LDqRreT ne QGce sfa'c giegIWa drg4.s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27

Sometimes, indeed, so various is our art,
An actor may improve and uis,t his p:rt;
Owe nc a hCr,e," h1wts Richard ike drone.
VEL tina man would help h.rlselfto one
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
RICHARD BLAND LEE.


I. 73HNsS6OHti ~ CfgIlDls, &c.
Tire prnis rs iii Tie Unted Slales or terrific
OF the United States, are requested 10 nubl;sl,
this notice for e'gh, weeks succcss VEN o,,ce n
wee; "n send thor bills to thls Office for paw
ineG;--w3W
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27

Iuly 13--wt1stO.
EorE.-rhe Editors Of Newspapers who are
au'hotzed to publish the laws of the u, states
are requested to insert the foregoing advertise.
ment once a week until the LIST OF October next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27

nut how, yctt ask, can we Ger hope to soar
Above these scenes, atd rise 20 tragic Tore y
Too off, alas we forced IL unwilling tear,
And petriiied ihs heart with real fear
g fichelt' i hsrvest Of applause viii reap,
For scme ofus fear, have moricr'd sleep
ti" 'adt, too, wish grace, win sleep and talk,
Oar females h..Ye been used al night to walk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27

SPOKEN ty burlington the noted bicky,oeks, IN o.
pentng The Theatre at Sydney, Botant. Isoy.
From distant climes DER wide spread seas "
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27

Office jor claims for property LOST, cstrar-
ed on destroyed. ,rhijst m ne mil;iare
sercicr u TIE Qnited States, during the
late irar.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
Exploratory suppieU. email rule.

~ ,AnINsrux. Iune 81 1e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
ROBERT BENT

s.'Prinjers OF fhc laws Of lie ra,,.l s;,,,,.
viii g.ys he foregoing three insertions in ne,
papers.
i"'g G--v2,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21
MR.. WV. MANN,
SIR


A S you are not an iubabitant Of tie Common
N wealth Of Virginia, adopt this mtde 20 give
you notice, that on the first dag of October next
flair, il not the next fair day, e house Of Chris
TOPPER Shepherd, in the c7Hnty OF Fnvanna, State
Of Virginia, | shall take the deposition OF Mary
Shepherd and others TO be read as evidence in
uit depending " tie Superior Court Of Chancery,
for the Richwond Distric. of Virginia, wherein
yourself aud wife. and David Perkins, an Infant
Orphan OF Jesse Perkins, deo'd. by you, as
his guardian and next friend, are Plaintiffs, and
David Shepherd and Christopher Shepherd, execu-
tors Of loln Shepherd, deceased, who was execn-
tor Of Jesse Perkins. decd. and myself, are De-
PENDANTS; AND ttat on the 81 day Of October next,
ii fair, It not the next fair day, 1t The Tavern Of
William Price, in tlle county nf Lo1i-s, and State
Of Virginia., shall take the Dispositions Of aundry
other ~iuesses, to be read as evidence in the
same s,o, and shall coniinge taking such Deposi-
tons isOGi day TO Jay until the whole be taken.
JOEL PARRISH.
Angus. 20. 27-w8W%
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21
CHANCEkY NUiICE.
KTIRGINIA-Ata Court held for I.oni.


V 81 County. tn. i2th dayof Asg. 1910.
John Niche, Vim. NGchie Patrick Niche, Robert Niche,
John Niche and Lucy his wife, Juin Downing and Ma
ny his we.late Mary Niche, Go. Niche and Elizabeth
his wife, Oliver Cross and Nancy his wife, late Nancy
Miclr, Francis Aieriweter and Martha his wife, late
Martha Niche, heirs and representatives OF Robt Niche
dee of John ADeiie dee. David Wood Of Mary
wocd, dee formerly Mary Mcie and daughter of John
Aiicl'ie, dec Kim a. Mehe, Aary MuiiIns iae Mary
scIe, Benz. Richards & Lucy w Richards his wife, late
Lucy w. Niei,e, Wm Niche, heirs * representatives. OF
Wm Niche. dee son of John Mehic, dec Joseph Cool
man and Nancy hs wife, late Nancy Niche, VIM. Niche
son OF Wihan) and his wife, James Micle heirs
AMI representatives of Patrick Mcie dee. Plaintiffs,
gainst John Niclie, James Niche. (Which said James Mr.
chic is administrator with the will annexed and d-5OaiS
non of John Niche, dec) Mathew Niche ami Sally his
wife, (Which sand Sally the daughter of Elizabeth Need,
dee. WHO was Elizabeth Miehe) Ludow,f3ramham and
Sally his wife late Sally Niche Geo Niche Nancy Sites
late Nancy icle, Mathew Niche & Nancy his wife, lat
Nancy Need John Need, which said Nancy and John
daughter of James Nichic, dec Peter ArArtur AMI NJ
ry his wife, late Mary Niche heirs AID representatives
OF James Niche dee Who sonto John Niche, dec
Niche, daughter OF John Nce dec. David Niche and
Sally his wife, daughter of Robert Mehie, dee. who
Niche of William Niche, deceased, Thomas Mau
pin and Elizabeth hn wife, late Elizabeth Niche, VIM
Martin and Sarah his wife, late Sarah Niche Richard
Davis and Patsey his wife, late Pasey Niichie VIM. Mr.
chic and Susan his wife. James Niche, John Maupin and
Mary his wife, late Mary Niche, daughter of MARY MIR
chic deceaed, David Niche Francis Micbir aud James
Niche, of David ach, dee. hsrs K Representative
dee who were descendants and representatives of James
Niche. dec. Mary Niiee dec Robt. Aiicie, dec. and
Patrick Mielie, deceased,
Defendants.
THE Defendants George Niche Nancy Sites Mathew
Niche and Nancy his wife. John aceS Peter AArtur &
Mary his wife, John Woa, Thomas aupin and Elizabeth
his WIFE Wm. Marin and sarah his wife, Richard Davis &
Patsy his wife John Mupin ard Sarah his wife, David Mi
che Francis Mche and James Niche, (sons of DAVID Mi.
ce dec. )no having entered their appearance and give.
security according Tie Act of Assembly and the Rules
OF this Court and appearing hy satisfactory evidence that
they inhabitants of this ON motion
Of the Plaintiffs, by Counsel. 1t ordered That the said
Defendants do appear herr. the second Mnaday
tobr AMI answer the bill Of the pintis, and thar
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
published in the City of Rcord Tor months success
sivcly, and postedat the front door of the CourHouse
of this County, on some Courtday.
Copy, Ieste.
JOHN PoINDEXTER, c. &c.
Augusti7. 2g-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21
RUNAWAY

E'ROM the Subscriber, i'll Chesterfield
County, the twenty of has, month, negro man
named ROBIN, thirty live irtyx years OF age, about
six feet hg well built aud Of dark conpeEiOthe hair
on that part Vt his head usually covered by his hat reara
bly, thin, hasa bad couneranee, and when spoken TO Is al
most 5re 10 look another way. He has large ancles
stoned by Rheumatism when youngand when walking in
CLUES forward cnfried off other clothes than those he
had on which were yarn coat, tow and cotton shirt and
pnitalOOas, i,ai and shoes
viii give IEN DOLLARS REWARD TO any person
who viii deliver the said negro me, him in m
50 That ;ct him ag,in. NATHAN ANDE HSON.
Aur. N. 0l.-,ltf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21
NOTICE..

EpY Virtue of deed of trust executed
by Trpiet II. Estes and Sarah his wifi. the Sub
srbers bearing the second of October and of
nr in County Court OF Abcuarle for TIE purpose OF
securing the payment of certain of money therein
mentioned Lewis and jesse Lewis, the subscribers
or either OF tesi will the second day OF Septen-
Der next, the premises expose public sale for ry
money one certain LOT OF GROUND, in the town of
Charlottesville, known by the of the Stone Bnaing,
the apprenances, much thereof will be SUIT
fcien pay the several of money with nteres and
costs mentioned the deed of aforesaid. The Sub
scrers acting Trustees for :e benefit of others will
guarantee the title the property, against any per-
Suns but themselves, and those claiming amber them.
James Old,
.3ier. CaTei, >
August 10. o6-t's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21
THE PR oPOGaTIoW

lis afternoon the Prince Regent pro-
cecded in state to proroguc the parliament
As soon as his royal hlghuess was seated
on the throne, the black rod was dispatch-
cd to command the atcndArce Of the II.
OF Commons. The Speaker, accompanied
by large number Of members, recording
ly attended at the bar Of the house Of lords,
and his royal hishness delivered most
gracious speech, OF which the following
is a correct report. Beginning ia the "a al
way,
Z" MY Lorde and GaaHsmcn,
His royal highness says che osnrot close
this session ct parliament without again
expressing bis deep regret Mt the continu-
ance OF his IN jssiys lameatsd indisposi-
ton.
q" The cordial interest which you hav,
manifested in the happy event Of the mar
riege Of my daughter tie Princess ChArs
otte with the Prince Of SAKE Coboufg, e
the liberal provision you have made for
their establishment. afford an additional
proof Of you; aficctiontts a.saehne1. u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21

1t IS stated under the Vienna head, with
some astonishrnen) that the French gene
rails Lallemand and Savary had made their
escape from Malta and lcttersfrom Con
ssantinople. to May u, received ia Eug-
land, mention that they have arrived there,
and were supposed to be going to Rus
STA.
A failure for S5o0Ool. has taken place
in London. Many other failures ike
wise.
Marshal Sout was supposed to have crn>
bHrked at Bristol, on the 18th OF June, in
the WIN. Henry for Boston.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21
P1liad;um Office, }
Eosfon, Iug. 10-Noon. s
Ar-r, -,

ny the fast sailing ship Telegraph, Cof-
nn' On r'oay night, in % days from LIVER
F0oi' PaPsrs OF that city to the 9Th Of July
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21
-VALUBLE LANDS FOR SALE.

VALO Bile LANOS rON SALE.
EN pursuance of decree of the Superb
Court of Chancery (and With the of all the
parties iherein viii he sold, public auctio
rnens parcels OF LAND belonging the
the late John isae, dec Containing 1888 81
lying IN the Counties of Lincoln and Madison in the
State OF Kentucky, being of survey of $4,000 acres
patented in the name of John Lewis.
parcel oidnd, the of Goose Creek,
branch of the south fork of Kentucky, containing 3oCo
cres. being lot No. 10
One other trgt, lot twenty containing 5000 ly
ing Goose Creek
One her roc lot No. twelve containing 1000 acres on
the ridge that divides the oil Rehlan, from Goose
Creek.
other troe, let No one, confirming six hundred and
three and one-halr acres, the had of Lick Fork
Bchiand Creek
One Oer tract lot No. 6, containing two thousand and
One other lot No. g. containing hundred and thr
Sy-wo acres I1ichiand Greek.
One ct-r TRAIT lot No. 9, containing 44o acres, the
OF Richland.
One sr tract, lot No. Ia continuing acres, the
of Rehand and Collins Fork.
Oae ofer iT1i lot No. h.t,en containing thousand
fous hirdred and six and quarter acres lying both
sides II Gucsc Creek.
And 0tker tract, lot No. sixteen containing two thou
xand acres lying on both sides of Colnss Fork.
The title papers TO the aforesaid lands be
plcatinn to Mr.. James II. Lynch aucoeer, with whom
they Willie lodged for that purpose previous the day of
SALE which viii take place NJ the Bell Tasrn, the City Of
Richmond, on Monday the 9Th Of Dec. next.
1erls-Bons with approved security carry interest
from the day Of sale the be if
eipal As punctdally paid.
B. w. Leigh,
JAS. G.. Wilder,
oelEIammon,
Thos. Jones.
Trustees u Con'rs.
august 10 27-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21
For RENT

V9NHE BeN-Tare,rs, in the town ofLynchbnrg, vt
Il present in the occupation of MIR. Natt'i. Rives
Possession viii be gwen on the first day OF October
next.
CHI: JOHNSTON.
Lynch6,r:g, Jt,ly II. ao-dO
L.4JtS OF TIE Inst SESSiO.V.
EcOH SALE at THIS Office, few copies Of The
n Acts Of the last Session oi the General Assem-
bly, housd in boarls)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21

The above work is this day puhIihsed and for
sale at the Office OF Richie, Trueheart * Du-va,
* At the look store of Fhz shyson * Potter, price
70 cents, wholesale price. S 10 so per gross and
81 per dozen-
Augt st IL. 29-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21
Samuel HoIlinesyorlh q Sons,

Samuel Hoiiingsworih 81 Sons,
No. 50 County Wharf, BgRiq0rc,
tahNE lately received, and daily exc
~ peci, further supply Of COLOGNE MILL
siONkS, ofie different dimensions, from five feet down
otseity-two inches dauctcr-BOLT1NG CLOTHS Of the
'hosiapprOyeu manufacture, from No. 0 70 Sos.
They haze Hiso,
About 40 tons well assorted, fat square and round
ported TBar Iron
Hoops ard Nail Hods
large and complete assortment Of American Icon,
eonsstingof plough uould Tyre Iron. and com
mon Nz'4l hat and Bar Iron, ard Noea-Seoiia
GRIND STONES.
IN crtsg received for any Of tne above describd goods
% carefully esccutei snd fox aasdl1 sS tn most d.
July %. gs,,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21
lI'l'ERARY.

District Of Yirghiia. to wit:
Ccn2 rbEI REaiEN1BERED, That on
! SEAL 80 the sixth day of August, in the Tor
wv ty-6rst year OF the Independence OF the
United States of America, Samuel Boyle Of The
said District hath deposited in this Office the title
ct a Book, the right whereof he claims sutlor,
in the words following, to wit " Urtheyiuphy
Corrected, and made an accurate guide 10 pro-
nnicidtion, by means Of q ne1v .ipha6ef. adapted
TO the English language, by Samuel Boyle" in
conformity to the act of Congress of the United
States, entitled, =" An Act for the encourage OF
learnings by securing the copies of Maps Charts X
Books, to the authors and proprietors ofsne COPIES
duriii, The times thereon mentioned"
RICHARD JEFFRIES.
Clerk Of the District Of Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-21
London, Julv 1.

1IJHLUIII VU.y T.
Vigorous measures, it is said, are to be
Immediately carried into effect against Il
Barbary powers. We have said, iE the Br-
fish fig had been insu ted, or the British
honor compromised, there can be no hes-
tation in chsstisipg tie barb rians but
we repeat, that the finances Of she country
are not in state to permit our lavshng
money on the defence ofPowcrs from whou.
we have little gratitude to expect. Lord
Exmouth, who only arrived in town or
Wednesday last from the Mediterranean,
has been every day. for several hours,
with the board of admiralty; and yesrer-
day morning his Lardsiip lefs town fos
Portmouth, and will sail with some mea
o war. the moment tAe wird viii permit,
for Alg ers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-03
NOTICE.

The Common Council at their next
meeting, viii proceed to the appointment
eff one High Constable. aud an Assistant
Police Constable.
Application in writing, for the situation
of Keeper of the. Aims and Poor-House
to whom an ad quate salary will be al.
lowed. will be received by me until the
10th instant.
]. P. THOMPSON. o, Q.
Jane s db0tbI
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-03
New Goods
LEROY P, WILLIAMS,

Tn Kings -treet, near Fairfax street. has
lust received an assortment OF Summer
Goods, amongst which are
INDIA eottons, florentincs, bcmba.
\ zetts for gentlemans' summer wear,
shawls. silks, Canton and Italian grapes,
cambrics. muslins, Waterloo and other
prints. Irish linens, searsuckers. stripes,
jeans, cassinets, gingbams, dimities, silk
and cotton stockings, cloths, cassimeres,
fine linen cambria, gloves, ribbons, trim
mings, pms, threads, silver-eyed nee.
dies, brushes of all sorts. carpenters
tools, London tea trays and walters, tea
|and coffee urns. Liverpool and Stafford
shire ware, with variety of other arti
|cIes direct from the manufacturers, wi
be sold on the most reasonable terms.
also, some casks and crates of Liver
pool ware, and some eases of Londo
tea trays and walters, e other goods.
| June S 5t*