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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14
Mn. JOIN 3. DABNEY,

you will take notice, that on the 9th
day Of the Circuit Corrt of the Diftrict of
Columbia, to be held for the county of
Alexandria, in November, 1916, or as foon
as council can be heard, f1all move that
court to award judgment againfy you in favor
of the Common Councilof Alexandria, for
the FUN of twenty dollars and five cents,
being the amount of taxes due on your pro-
petty on Wolfe freet, in the town { Alex
andria, for the years 1894, s, 6, 7, s. 9, 10,
II "a, i5, IA and 1 s--according to the act
of Congrefs paGed the 18TH Feb 1904
j. d. SIMMS,E
Attorney for the CommonCouncjl
of Alexandra.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14
ADVER7YSEME.v7.

To Be Sold or Rented and hosscssion
given the FIRST of SEPT. ne1s,
That valuable two-story Brick
House on Prince street, now occupied
| by Mr.. Thomas Lawrason--Th house
| is about 30 by % feet front, with good
Cellars 8 feet high; the first story 3
feet, second "a feet, and four lodging
rooms in the garnet, ali finished ia the
best manner, with Kitchen, Wash
house, Stable, coach house, AID every
other necessary building complete, and
all of brick. Two LOTS adjoining
The house aud stable will also be sold
to suit the purchaser, that by building
three walls he may have another house
and Offices of equal size The build.
ings of their size, the elegance of the
situation aud plat of the square, with
two wells of excellent water on the
premises, is equaned by few, exceeded
by none in Alexendria, and is entitled
TO the first attention Of any gentleman
that wishes 10 live comfortable. The
Ipremises will be shewn and terms made
known on application TO Col George
Denedle or Ro5ert BroekeE Sen Alex
sndria, and terms mode easy if neces-
sary. TO suit the purchaser.
Twill purchase from 500 70 1000
Ton of good PAVING STONE troU.
20 4 inches deep, AID will give On
! delivery in Alexandria rs cents per ton.
Apply to
ROBERT BROCKE2,, Sea-
As am far advanced in years amt
The period Of life uncertain, avai.
myself CT this opportunity In reques,,
ing all my crediiorsto bring in their
accounts, and those indebted to me are
also requested to make immediate pay
ment, the better 10 enable rue to dis
charge my debts, as am determined,
God willing) to have all my accounts
with mankind settled in my lifetime.
X. B. Scn
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14
BOAT LOST.

NETAS TAKEN from alongside OF
w the brig Columbia on the Atm
inst her yawl boat, painted black, with
nouldings, and yellow inside, suppos-
ed to be about Ia feet keel. r. liberal
reward will be given for information
hat will lead to the conviction of the
person VINO took her, or lor The boat, II
she should be picked up adrift and re-
turned,
mo, MCKSQN.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14
Land for sale.

By aviriue OF deed of trust, from
Coleman LcSis, 10 the subscriber,
(made TO secure the Poymer, OF a SUM
of money, due TO Alexander Waugh)
viii be exposed TO public sale, at Cen
"cuNte, in the County of Fairfax on
the 4th day CT Sept next, TO the high.
est bidder Tor ready money
1872 Acres of Land,
Lying on ihc turnpike road, between
Fairfax court house and the said town
of Centreviile.
GEO. N. BERKLEY,
ZfHeStees.
T0Iy To- iawtS
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14
NOTICE.

+ The Stockholders of the Mecna &C.:
Bark Of Alexardria, are hereby i;el
chat an instalment of half dollar o
each share Of the capital stock Of ali
bank, is called for 70 DE paid OF NJ . /.
day the 9Th day oil Sept next.
~ order Of the President and Dire.
tors.
WIN. PATTON, Jr.
C0Shi@r
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14

For Freight or Charter,
AK The elegan, new Schooner
k NEPTUNE,
Z apt. Stevens burtbcn l56 tons OF
200 barrels well fund in every res
pect, fine first rate vessel, and will be
ready for the reception Of a cargo in S
days. Fer terms apply TO she master
on hoard, or to
ADAMS, HERBERT & Co.
Who offer for sale said schooner's car
go--consis,ing of
$4,000 feet merchandise Lsniber.
Jups 90
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14
FOP S1LE.

Tires Horses, one { complete gig
horse, the other FIRST rate riding
horse, and pleasant poneys They
will be sold low for, cash.
CHARLES SCOTT,
I July 8.
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Land for sale.
The Snbscri6er 99trsJor SAFE
A small Farm,


IN the county Of Fairfax, Virgins,
coutaiuing 1872 acres, about one fourth
in woods, the other nav chiefly in cul-
.ivation, with a new Dazzling House
and Kitchen of hcwed logs, finished
in the best manner, and other out hous-
les, with youug apple orchard now
bearing, tho situation pleasant and
bealthy--the land lies about sixteen
miles from Alexandria, on the Ok
road, leading from Fairfax courthouse,
70 the Oecoquan Mills. will barter
the same for land near Petersburg,
on Liule Kenhawa. For terms apply 70
THOMPSON SIMPSON of Arexap-
dria, or to the subscriber, living on the
premises
RDWARD W. SIMPSON,
Aug. - --3taw3w
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14

OF The British Brig Shannon, eahfau
Kendall, from ST. Etncea,s, consis.-
mg IF
81 hhds. prime sugar
lac pnntheons rum aud
so puncheoRs mUIasses--wiii be
landed 20 day and is for sole.
ADAMS, HERBERT & Cos
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TO LE'f',

The two story Brick House on
King street, opposite the Mechanics
Bank, al present occupied by Mr. Isaac
Robbins as Dry Good Store. Pos
session viii be given on The first day Of
May. II LYNN.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14
Wool Hats.
S. & ID. Reed,

Have just received,
500 Fl st qeaiy Wool Hats, which
are Tor sale on reasonable terms.
y IN STORE,
A genera assortment, of Shoes and
low priced Fur Hats.
June z
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Aieao School.

A gentleman OF liberal education,
having very Respectable testimonials
of ability and character, will commence
a SCHOOL in this place, Gas soon as
a suitable room can be proc'red,) for
the instruction Of BOYS, in the Latin
and Greek Languages, Mathematics,
Geography. with the use of Maps and
ne Globes. Rhetoric, English Gram
mar and Composition, Reading, WIT
ing, &c,--Tcrma of Tuition, from five
TO eight doilofsa quarter
Enquire a. FHlS OFFICE
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14
Hardware and Cutlery.
Adam Lynn

Conner OF King and st. Afaph ftreet, las
received by the ship Ocean & Wilhel-
nina, from Liverpool and is now
opening for sale,
Building materials carpenters tools, pla.-
ed and timed saddlery, files. anvils, vices,
curry combs, spades, shovels, frying pans,
-brsfs wares, jappaned walters s, drefTng
boxes, Bell metal kettles and 1sellets, tea
kettles sauce pans. sad irons, traces, foes,
nails and spikes, ivory, buck, horn & wood,
table and defart, knives and forks, pen and
pocket knives, razors, sciiIars, tailors,
shears, sheep-shears, shoe, butchers and
saddlers knives, fish hoo IS, lines and rods,
powder Aaiks and shot beles, plated GATORS
and candleiticks, mahogany and satten wood
knife cafes and tea caddies, Britannia metal
coffee and tea pots, sugar dishes and cream
pots, a few cards ofvery elegant pen knives
aforted, from TO a. blades,
And Waldrons prime corn and grais
sythes, sickles, patent shot, &c, &c.
He has ALTO on hand an aiiortnent of gilt
and mahogany frame looking glades, Ger
men pocket glaaes, jewely and fancy goods,
bar iron and feel, sc.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14
NEW LINE OF STAGES.
-
The Uinchesfer MSR Sage
WILL START
E0ery Monday, Thursday and

Saturday
FROM MtLAUGHLIN'S Ia
VERN, at three O'Clock A M. and ar
I'VE IN Winchester early the same e.
ening. RETURNING will leave
VI. Cures tavern in Winchester, at three
clock, and arrive in Aie1onairia at an
.arly hour the same evening. The
asge viii continue on to Washington
nd Georgetown, for the accommoda-
lr' passengers.
bP The above Line is in first rate
order The public may rest assured
that every attention viii be paid TO their
convenience
THE PRoPRIEToRS,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14
EDNEsDAYs- = FRIDAYs, NEAR rHE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Il, 1916.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14
New Family Elour.

July 90,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-14
THh CARGO

July 11.-1awtO
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For Freight or Charter,

July 8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-24

IuSr received and for sale at
y L. T.. MUMFORD's,

no. ~, 7Xanles. ssrecf,.
An elegant assortment Of twiled and
plain LUSTkiNGS, At the low price OF IA 6d. per
yard silk, beaver. kid, and heccy IIsbi, Gloves
black and colorrd French silk handkerchief twill
led and plain randannoes and Flag do , c,egan, 3 4
aud al London Prints, Variety af l.bhons. plain
figured aud paini surc,fnc West of Enrland
broadeiolhs aud Csssln'cres. frs, qualify: a lew
more pieces fine hook Muslin, At "a. "a n,r ward
black, lead, olive. green. orange, aud scarlet Rom.
bazet's, plain aud twiAei--Wih variety of other
ariisles as cheap as can be purchased elsewhere.
New York Money and Treasury Mites ,.sen
az small discount I,, :
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-24
PETER P. RENIINC sc
NEW GflCs DS.
William Eiliey, sd.

. 40 i2a. Cheapest SIDE fkcnres vfrcct.
II AS the satisfaction 10 announce to hs i'iei'tls
l. and lhe public in general, iiat he Is now open
offered in Newport, an,org which are the following
z 6, 5, s. A quarter SIlAWI.S, Lsdies'
superfne and common cotton iioze super. and un.
dressed London Prints, Dimlies (vcry los) I'm.
trclias and general assortment of American Sheet
ing and ShilTing Co'teus, which lie will sell 25 per
CENT. lower than the Factory prices.
N. D.--ror sale abo, e,aiew Tickets in the i'ap-
iist Stone Chs pei Lottery, Which commences draw
ing ia Bristol shortly. lie also wishes TO purchase
so,ne New.York Money.
.Acw1ort JaiRary IL. 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-24

no. liz, Cheap Side, 7nomes-ssrees,
uIAs just received from England, and is now op
en.ng elegant assortment Of Imitation
SH.itFLS fror 5: 10 s-4 OF the latest patterns SC
isctc5 byp good jadse, purpose for This market,
which he win sc!IJism 60 60 4s8 per shawi.--He
has also super super. blue, Lia,k and brown Brosd-
cloths and Cassiineres, stockneit and Fes,ings ee-
giant Umbrellas. London Prints and Tartan iiaids
and Callicoes. British shirlags, Hozcry, Gloves and
Silks, A and 6 4 uanbrieks. &c. &c very reduc-
cI prices. The Public are invited To cali AID see
Aesrp9rf, Janudrg IL. 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-24

40. ll3, 1hames-sfreef,
HAS received, and has for sale. the largest as
Ii sorHent Of childrec's BOOKS in Newport, at
various pices, from cents 10 dollar each, cal
cnla,cd TO aipuse, delight and instruct youth in
W,sdom,'s Ways Also, general assortment Of
School Books and 81 Sis,ionsry wholesale and retail.
WRITIh'G P.iIER--3O0 rsans. consisting OF
all the various kinds, from S5 50 TO 81 per rcaii.
.2iso, loo reams good wrappog Paper.
Charts, sesman's Hooks, Commercial Banks, Led
gers, Journals, Day, Waste, teccipts aud Mcrci.
ants Books.
.fL.jLlh.aCKs, by the groce. dozen, or single
or Country shop keepers and school-mas,cr's
viii do we'll TO call aud see Cor themselves
Money exchanged, Treasury Notes bongh, and
sold, and the business Of Broker attended 70 AS
usual. Dec ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-24
c. NJ. l'HURSTON.

llssrs rsr sa1e. az 40. I, MN ssrssS
~ casks New RICE;
IS bags COFFEE, at Is cts per ID.
- barrels AitxSnasa FLOUR,
; boxes of SUGAR;
1000 lbs LOAF SUGAR;
50 quinials of CoD-ftsH:
10 lhis N. r huM;
W KUN. by the barrel
GIN and brandy, by Co, .f
10 boxes RAlsiN;
bags riMENT0;
chests H,sqp TEA;
qusrter-cssks renerile WINE; laa
do Malaga do.
90. Currsnt do.
POWDER, by the cask
SHOT. by The bag
With a general assortment of fist quality
w. INDIA GOODS and GROCERIES,,
at retail. Jan. IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-24

(.fsd hossession gir-n immeiarcly,)
THAT wei known iIause aud Store in Spring
street, lately occupied by Mr. Henry IiowianJ,
snd is good stand for Grocery Stofe-- }so. That
large nd convenient Dazzling House in Ilrijgc-st
lately occupied by Mr. John Ne~,on.- Possession
e ven Immediately .-For terms. apply 10
NATHANiEL SWEET, Grcs'f J .E7r-se
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-24

Cheap Ri5bo9s, Silks g. Eapnels.
TUST opened aud for sale BY p. O RICHMOND,
J elegant Lessn,ise aud plain si.ks, while Fan.
iiels for IS cems per yard--and great variety Of
other Goods. very cheap for oash-.iiss, a Few
chests Sou 'ng Tca-superior quality.
Ian. 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-24

lind immediate fossession giUsn.
A Pleasant 1'epe ment in Brosti-strcet, recently
"A occupied by Mrs Newell, owned By Mrs Mil.
lsr There is attached 10 The premises, Garden,
Stable, Chaise-Housc, and good we'll of wafer in
the yard. The premises viii be let al reasonable
rent. For particulars, apply to
WILLIAM MOORE, jun.
Nt.re9rt, yarnaru u. 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-24
NOTICE.

TIE subscriber will attend at the f,Iloving places
fsr the purpose of eceving the entries of Car
riages and the Harness used therefor, kept for use,
viz Friday, the I9ih day of this present month,
Jsnusry. the house of Edward Wilcox, in Charles
ton.--on Tuesday and Wednesday, Esd and 2l;I, at
the house Of ,nei Whitman, in War@ick--on the
25ih at the house of Benz amin ID Greene, in Cover
try- ON Tuesday, Goth, at the house oil William Ar
noId. in East Green~ich.
Az Carriages not exclusively employed in husban-
dry, fer The transportation Of goods must be en-
iere the penalty Of the Law, will be put in force
against all who neglect; the penalty being double
the amount OF the toty.
JAMES IfELME,
Collector Of Me fevenne for hc Third
Cohecio' Di.frrcf IF Rhode Island
Collectors OGce Somt. King sissgi, January IL,
Janudrg 4, 1916 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-24

-..s,, end more e,nln. ra@ 'Aa . ri
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-24
JAMES TOWNSEND, & Coz

OFFER for sale at their Store. No. 80, Thames
~ street, chean for cash, at wholesale and le,sii,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-24
JOSIAH &. SHAN /,

The Yothering place rsrm,(so csllcd,) situate
at Point Judith is 20 b. let Ao?ly 20
CARDEn iiAZARD.
Ns.riri, Dec. s, 1875.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-24
NOINGE.
To An zvaom Il nay concern.

To ALI schom II may concern.
NTOU are hereby notified, tia, the Licenses FOR
,aiiiug, which expire on the Slst lust. and ON
the month following must he renewed by all those
who intend continuing beir business as Retailers, on
before Their exp ation, and that applications Tor
Licences for Carriages kept for use must also he
made without delay, on penalty OF the 80, and tnat
attendance wiii be given o receive the same a the
Collectors Office in Newport, aud az his Deput,'s
Offc III Bristol, every day, Sundays excepted> be.
tween the hours of nine IN the morning, and three
in the afternoon
N B All Carriages rot exclusively employed in
husbandry FOR The transportation OF goods aresl.
able to duty
CHRISTOPHER RAYMOND PERRY,
Nszyp6rf, December, 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-24
GliLLED DO1LARS.

ia Z SHAW will give premium upon Spanish
Nj led Dollars. He will also buy and sell Treasury
Eo,cs--snd attends generally TO the business OF
Broker He has for sale, IA shares in the Newport
Bank Jan II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-17

The object which the Enquirer had in
view, is gained.-That unblushing Apos.
tate, the Editor ofthe Aurora, hleads gull
~ to the charges of apostacy which were
preferred in this paper-and thus stamps
the character of forgery upon every fede
raj paper, which has attempted to hass il
Oft as a" Democratic paper"
The very cipH terms, in which the .Hu-
rora introduces this concession, are eati-
tied to due reshect-but, they were such
as the Enquirer expected. 1t was too well
aware of the inveterate malgnity, which
has ranked in the bosom of its Editor from
the year 1905, when the Enquirer disputed
the supremacy of the dictator. to antici-
pate any other. He has manifested this
ranking luminosity in too many scurrious
shapes, to excite the least surprize on this
occasion. When he becomes a gentleman,
he will display different spirit.--But, it
is curious, that any man should satirse the
powers Of auo her, who was never know n to
have produced an argumentntive Essay in
his life--whose notorious characteristics
are arrogant assumption and acrimonious
invcctive--It is curious that he should an
dertake to criticise style, whose composite
ons are perfect satire upon grammar and
taste--All this would be strange enough, If
it were not so provcrbially difficult to kneaO
one's SELF.
But there is one ayfifce, which the Au-
rora has levelled against the Enquirer,
that 4. serves to be uRmasked--that stale
resource of criminals, who conjure up one
accusation to palliate another. The
charge Of ahJstaey, he recriminates with
the charge Of sycohbaucy---The Engaiyer
is declared 10 be servile sycophsnt. a SER
vile supporter, cold calculating panegy
rist, who has frosfitufed the press to the
service Of a harty-Take this charge upon
general grounds-Are all the presses, which
have been heretofore attached to the ad-
minis,ration, corrupt, and the yduroJa alone
immaculate Are the Yankey, the Chroni
Gle, and Patriot of Boston, the Advocate Of
n. York, the Democatic Presses of Balti>
more, Washington. Richmond, Petersburg,
Charleston, and others, all, all, servile sy-
cophants, and the aurora alone exempt
from reproach Are the eleven jurymen
obstinate men, while the twelfth alone is
correct Must alIof them be sycophants,
because the HTorg - an aPostaie Or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-17
IRON STONE CHINA

ACKSOWG DEWRURSy
En- AVE just r, ceived, and ore now o,a,;.
2 their Store 10 tie M.in Street Nm s1,.;,,,,..,
supply OF Elegant Fs;cy WARE
lining Seas, Patent Iron Stone China
Elegant Embossed Furnished GoIl China De-
am Flower PITS
Blue Printed Dishes and Plates, separate from
s o,yer Lustre Tea POS. Sugars and Creams
China Cups and Saucers
great variety Fancy Pitchers
Elegant Bn nisted Gold Cbina Ten Ss.s
SO boxes India China do.
u "a. q ID. Haze ON Hand.
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT us
l. [. and ENAMELLED WhRe-
Suitable for CoUNTRY MERcnASSs.
" rates repacSed at the shortest notice.
s1', - 90. v,2yv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-17

The decision made by the Conven,,oo
OF ~ putt from the Banks of n. York
i.miadeiphia and Batimore, iately Assem-.
Died IN Philadelphia. tina. thew. would
Tseommend to the banks OF their cespectne
N"lss TO NIX on he.)frst NEonday in .5vky
He-cf' Tor the general and simultaneous r..
SUMPTION OF specie payments, was co,nmu-
hlcated TO the Secretary OF the Treasury
~ oo"ihittec who waited on him for
ma, purpose, Attic the Gay fixed is no, so
ea.iy as me Secretary had contemplated.
~ :; lave .ne satisfaction to learn, tuat he
=, r.Spossu 20 acquesce in the proposed
r ,n anse'hent, y Gdohfed BY aNthe Bcakx,
we have no doubt it will be.
BALI FRI On
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-17
FROM PORT Az PRINCE.


From-a passenger in the brig Minerva,
which entered the river on the 4th inst.
we have the following information
Left every thing quiet at Port-au Prince,
no war carried on with Christophe, altho'
no peace had actually been made: both
parties, however. keeping constantly some
of their troops in readiness. Coffee was
very high, IL dollars per CIV. on board
Markets Indifferent for American produce.
Potion has two ships of war out cruising
IN the bite to protect vessels bound to his
ports. p--ion has been lately made Pre-
sideat TO- life. by number of Deputies
IF the different districts Of that part CT
Hayti, under his command, convened at
Grand Goave, for the express purpose of
revising and amending the constitution.
The next cop of Coffee, proms to be
very abundant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-17
SYA.V.HRD u CHKW

OFFER FOR SALE.
so bbs. Whiskey
% casks Hibberl's best Brown Stout, 7I-2 DO.
zen each
do taunton Ale 10 dozen each
100 boxes Bordeaux Ca,et
~ no. 49,, Ciate"u Marg"ux 10 superior qualify
hhds Jamaica Rum, 5th prof
,ola pipe Lisbon Wine, OF superior quality
100 boxes Soap
% do Spermacet and Tailow Candles
so do. Chocolate, No.
8 chests Young Hy son Tea
DO. Tyson OF a late importation and good
quality
10 kegs Isle Of France Indigo
% bbis. Sugar House Molasses
y resms Letter Paper
box Coatees
st Table Mats, (iS PSI
$500 Cocoa Nuts
yHLSO,
100 bb!s. ierrings, in prime order
10 bags Green Coffee
A few bundles Nsnkeens, and
BILLS ON NETWORK.
August IL oo5,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-17

Nothing but the arrogance of the 2 -
lish could make them so blind to ,ae
impertinance of their assertions. Fer IN
stance; it has been asserted on the aoor
of the British Parliament. by one of the
tools of ministry, that Ern,oufh is the
first man who had exsor;ed a promise
from the Aigernes to treat csptivcs a.
prisoners of war--And this in the face 81
the treaty of Decatur, known To all the
world, walsh contains the provision i'm
question. 10 Decatnr, then, and not 20
Exmouih. should the palm be given.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-17
Lonisuiite, OK } August s.
STE \ M -HnATS.

J, may he gratifying our friends at distance 70
know that there are steamboats, in our waters
at this time. The Euterprize, j,st trnsn New-Or-
leans--thc Dispatch. fem Piftsbursh-the Ken
tickv Elizabeth, from the upper part Of the Ken
tocly river--and the Governor Shelby, which so
fairly promises to tower above al Of them, is just
finishing BY Mcssrs RubIe, Gwatluey, Great
singer and Gray, ofour own port.
lCorfeshonc,ers.
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fro-n England on the subject Of or- free port,
which state that il was only a temporary measure
and no further extension would be Eranted-Ne
may therefore calculate on this port being shut a
ganst the American trade and the Island placed
The same footing as the West-India Islands. and
i>pppose the same duty OF two dollars per barrel
will be iah on here. in the ether Islands, when
Imported in British vesse.-[ Herald.
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cnALsntNIc arEn

MARItlED--At Mount. Air, on Tncsday the
6'h inst by the Rev. FIR. DAWSON, nm. Tsa,6
VIZ, ~: % The i1terssts a-d accomplished Miss
HUDSON, all u AlLernasle County
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hN"ANiiLF. August 3.-'Thcre is renort !, TOWN.
' u re 1"ed on respectable anhority thar tI, c. =,
al war mas declared that Comm toner's nay, -,
~ apponi.d'o ascertain the line or.. cbrr,.
o' :" " eSis before, and AZ ,. time or he I,,, VAR
eS o 'h government, in forming late m AZ, MIN
us e. II ma! be corrected. OF This is Wilt o'ste