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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24
NOMINATION..

L
At convention of Delegates from the
different counties of the state, convened
lat the capital last evening, the honora-
BILE Rufus King, was nominated for go
vernon, md the hon. George Tibbetts,
for lieutenant governor, of the state Of
INew-Y
The Legislature of Indiana territory,
have passed law, headed, g jim act to
|prerent saoindling"--the object of which
is, to prevent individuals and unineor-
porated companies from setting up Bank.
Ing and issuing paper money. It's pro-
visions in case the law is infIinged, are
very severe. The editor of the Western
SPY, printed at Cincinnati, speaking OF
the law, says:
s We are glad That at length mea-
|sures have been taken by proper autho,
lrity to stop the issuing AMI circulating
Of spurious paper; we are confident the
public haye received more injury from
lit than would have been received from
|any combination Of highway robbers,
thieves OF counterfeiters."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24

..ts aommitiee OF tue Whole mouse
q =. 80 Sill making further provision
q ~ military services during the
~ war--the question on concur
Is'o w;th the Senate in striking
flDS ,he sd section OF the bill (Which
oa ss,;aed q bounty in land for the
.s:,handegl officers OF the late army
Sipg HINDER consideration
gSe question was taken without
,.s.her debate, and decided in the
.'sSrmstive, BY yeas and nays. as toll
lows:
s,hettop. Baer, Baylies, Belts, Boss, Brad
s w. breckenridge, Brown, Burwell,
C ~ Cannon, Champion. Cilley, Clay
."n COpstock, Cooper, Crawford, Cul-
inner. Davenport, Edwards, CASTOR,
EaId. Goldsborough, Hahn, Hale, Hall,
g,mmona, Hester, Henderson. Her
bert. Jewett, Kent, King, Ms. Lapgdon,
law. Lewis, Lovett, Iiumpkin, Lyon,
Mason. M'Kee, M'Lean, K. Mills, Mil
.m. Nelson, Ms. Moves, Pickering, Pit
I;n. Powell, Reed, Rice, Roane, Rug
sles.sayage, Shelley, Smith, Penn.Snith,
IA. Southard, Stanford, Stearns, Strong,
gturges, Taggart, Tallnage, Tate. lay
Ior, n. Z. Thomas, Townsend, Vose.
Ward, Ms. Ward, N. Y. Wet 3
Wheaton,, Wilcox, Williams--77.
NAYS--Messrs. Alexander, BAKE!
Darbaur, Bassett, Bennett, Birdsall
Knocks, Burnside, Calhoun, Chappell
Clark, Ey. Clendennin, Condict. Creigh
Sa. Cuthbert, Darlington. Forsyth
GOodwyn, Griffin, Grosvenor, Halves
Huger, Hubert, Hungerford, Ingham
JscGson. Johnson, XIV. Kerr, va. King
n. C. Maclay. Mayrant, M'Coy, Nj
Lean, o. Moore, Nelson, Va. Ormsby
Paris, Pickens. Piper, Peasants. Ro
bertson, Root, Schenck, Sharp. Smith
Md. TAYLOR, s. c, Teliair. Tucker, Wal,
lace, Ward, n. ]. Wendovef, White,
aide, Wilde, Wikin, WilIoughby, Thos
Wilson. VIM. Wilson, Woodward, Yam.
ceY--5o.
So the House cOncurred with the
committee Of the whole, in striking
out the Sd section and successive
" adopted the remainder Of the o
Dcnaaierss reported by the commit.
tee.
VaFisus motions were subsequent
lsmatle 10 amend the bill /; the mos
important Of which was, by Mr.
Wilde. 10 add section. authorship
sbsuniy 10 land, accOrd;ag to rank
to such disbaaded officers as hst
served one year, and who had beer
wOaaded, breyetted or distinguish
cd by any approving vote ofsensress
lie.
The words Que year were after
wards stricken out. and motions sue
eessiyely made to Gill the blank viii
10 years, 5 years, b years. 8 years
years, IS and 8 months, bat al
ia vaia. Mr.. W. then withdrew hi
amendment. With the view, as h,
said, Of bringing the subject befor'
the house in q form uneOnnectei
With the present bill.
The house had not got through
tss bill, when, about + O'clock, ;
netioa was made aud carried to nd
iouru and
The house adjourned.
.,---.s-..s..sss.asss.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24

ST. BSCRi2ERS to the above work
~ arc respectfully informed that the
4Sth and 49tb numbers have lately been
received and ready for delivery.-As
the publication of the CycIopaedia will
shortly recOmmence, under arrangements
somewhat different than formerly--suci
OF the subscribers as have not received
he publishers Circular Letter on the
subject, can see copy Of at the book.
store of
r. GRAY.
WHO HAS FOR SALE,
A London made square PIANO FORTE
with additional keys and pedal.
Also-s5o reams writing and letter
Paper.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24
February 90
ifocket's Fishery to Rent.

z WISE to Rent my Fish-handlngs
q just above the town of Alexandria,
with two Seines, one Of which IS $50
fathoms in length and % feet deep, the
other is Just new, go fathoms in length
and "a feet deep, with fish house and
house to cook in; and should have no
objection to furnish four good hands to
work the boats--bst should this fishery
not be rented before the first day OF
March, I shall want good man to take
The management Of the fishery, and
viii! either give standing wages or give
Il part Of the profits as we can agree.
William Hepburn.
January 70. eol0thMar
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24
Burr Milestone Mandatory.

JENNIE subscriber, intending to returh
to the town of Alexandria and re-
sumo his former business Of Burr Mill.
stone making, takes this method to ins
form his friends and the public, that he
expects to commence business about the
first of April next, at his old stand, where
he will be prepared to execute all orders
I'm his line THAT he may be favored with,
Benjamin Brown
Dec 2S 2aw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24
SO Dollars Reward.

~
n ANYWAY from. the subscriber
"a living in Prince Georges county5
Nd. near Piscataway on 22d July, 1876
a negro man named BEAN, generally
Known by the name OF Baker, be is a.
bout Is or so years Of age, about 5 feet
s inches high, slender made; somewhat
bow legged, has a large foot for his sizes
has a scar on his forehead near the edge
|of his hair occasioned by the kick of q
horse, his teeth decaycd and one of them
out, his cravats are marked B. B. his
|bandkerchiefs Benjamin Baker With
durable ink, he IS somewhat impertinent
to strangers; he had been some time PrsA
vious to his Ascending hired ID the City
Of Washington as house servant, in
which place he is well known; the princi-
pal part of which time he was at captain
Birch's OF that place, no doubt but be
will change his name and endeayor to
pass as free as he has free wife, late
| the property OF Gen. Van Ness--It is
probable he has or will obtain free pass
land in all probability he is lurAlngin CT
atsut the City Of Washington, if not, it
lis likely he has game to Baltimore as his
wife's relations are IN that neig hborhoo35
The above reward will De given to any
person, or persons, if taken in George
town, city Of Washington, Or Alexandria;
and brought home to me and if taken
Tia Baltimore, Philadelphia or New York,
or any other place, and secured in airy
)jail 50 that get him again shall receive
the same reward with all reasonable
charges paid there n.
THOMAS LATIAiER.
n. E. All masters OF vessels and os
hers are forwarned hardening or e!hs
; pioying the said fellow under thepenalty
OF the law. I. l..
feb 81 2aW2wa
The Editors of the Nat. 1ntelligenctf
are requested to publish the above 2aiS
at and send their accounts to this oEies
Tor payment.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24

Cure for EeIon, taken from the Grange
County Republican of November
1916. The following was taken from
the paper ofDeacon i. 6. LuInberland
and published at his express request.
Fake piece of reck salt, about the
size OF batternut. wrap it in cabbage
Leaf. II to be had, if not, in piece OF
wet brown PAPER; cover it WITH Goals as
YOU would to roast az onion after il
has beer. roasting about 90 minutes. take
it frem the fire, s. powder it very fine :
nix it with as much common soap as will
make salve; if the soap be rot pretty
strong of turpentine, (Which may be
known by the smelly then add little
more to it. Apply the saIve to the part
affected in the course OF few hours,
and sometimes in few minutes the pain
Sill be relieved. After this, if a snppu-
alton has taken place it must be healed
ike a common sore.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24
A writer in the Connecticut Spec

A writer in the Connecticut Spec
|tator makes the following remark
:. The great secret lies here, TIE
national collectors are about TO cal
on the people for their money. the
peoplc must be made to believe thai
the country is prosperous, AID that
tSey are rich. We recolleel thai
old Hodge, the miser, whenever his
wife wanted new gown, was accus-
tened to take dram 10 enrich hi,
feelings to euable him TO bear the
expense.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24
Assistant Want ed.

PERSON acquainted with tie Gro,
Try Business, may heM. Of employment
enquiring of the Rnter.
n An Apprentice to said bushes;
so is wanted.
February 24
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24
STATE OF THE
GRAND masonic HILL LGII
TEAY,
Now drawing--lath day over, and shla
IN the wheel

Throughout the whole drawing 0f thiS
lottery there will not be two blanks TO q
prize. Present price of tickets ten doll
lars, but will shortly advance to elevens
Orders from distant places, enclosing
the cash, pest paid, addressed to the
subscriber, will be promptly and punct
tually attended to.
ROBERT GRAY.
Of1rosite the Washington taverEs
King-stroet. Alexandria.
January Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24
FISHERY.

rEvO rent, the excellent Herring Fishe
4 cry called Cooper's Point, on the
Maryland shore, two miles below the
town of Alexandria.
For terms apply 10 the subscriber liy4
ins mean the premises.
III. T. DaihgeTh.
Jan 8 ssw2n
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24
For Sale
400 acres Of La nd,

A YING in the county Of Fauquicr.
4 A 3-4 Of a mile from the Town Of
Midalebarg--This Land lies handsome
", we'll watered, about $40 acres clear
ed of which there are 90 acres OF meadow
land inferior to none in the state, the ba
lance in woods well adapted to the use
If clover aud plaister-seyeral hundred
appletrees OF the best grated fluit--a
small dwelling, good barn, Self ap-
LEGATION is made in a short time bar
gain may be had.
T. d. PEYTON.
Jan 80 eo2m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24
Fresh Clover Seed, &c.

Fresh Clover Seed, sc,
100 bushels Of Pennsylvania clover seed
warranted of last years crop
90 do. timothy seed do.
10 hhds. first quality sugar
90 tons bar Iron assorted
40 kegs Carrots snuff
800 Spanish hides
! A quantity of German Linens
9 casks German scytbes
Q do. dc. wedding hoes
Cotton twist of different numbers.
M0RDECAI MILLER.
ian so 2aw6w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24
IMPORTANT COMMERCIAL IN
FORMATION.-

Extract of letter from a respectable
mercantile hease in Madeira, to an
other in this city, dated
g Madeira, Jan. e, 1876.
{" We shall profit of the earliest OPP
portunity to forward further small sup
ply Of old wine to your address, al the
same time we beg leave so submit at foot,
for your government, list OF the new
shipping prices, which was yesterday
established for the current year, by a
general meeting of the members OF the
factory and shall be glad to know your
opinion of the effect likely to be thus
produced on your market, that we may
be enabled to regulate our shipments ac'
|cordingly.
Shipping frices forthe gear 1916.
per pipe
Old London Particular Madeira, us
New London Particular, 70
London Market, 81
Alalmscy, Sercial and Tints, 100
"Floas is selling here, by retail, at Z
and 8 dollars per BOZ. aud corn at 81 q
| per busaeI."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24

NEw.Yonk, Feb. II.
The following is just received in proof
sheet, from the office of the Albany
Daily Adyertiser-Friday, Feb. 10.
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German Goods.

Bv the ship Resolution, Captain Jew
EFT. l have received from Bremen 277
packages OF LINENS, which are foI
sale.
Robert Young.
February 90 colin
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24

MARRIED, on Thursday evening last,
by the Rev. Mr.. Norris. MIR. Jesse tar.
die, to Miss Rebecea DQuShty-all OF
this place.
- On Tuesday evening, goth inst.
i'm Prince Georges County, Maryland,
W the Rev, M. Young, Mr.. s'dlhanlsl
futon to Miss .4nn W. Barch.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24

L&wraSon and Fo~le,
R9VE FGR SALE,
1860 tons plaster Paris
S0OO bashsis st. Ubes salt
5000 DO. coarse Liverpool
a0O0 do. Blown do.
500 sides red soal leather Of superior
quality
500 boxes mould candles
100 ditto goldfish
30 barrels new beef
40 boxes capers
SEQ bundles sheathing paper
So boxes window glass OF the Bos'
ton mandatory, assorted sizes
50 cases ditto glass ware from same
manafactory, consisting Of de.
canters, tuublers, wine AID jei-
ty giAsses, pitchers, &c.
! cSsk containing tea sets, Chi.
m IA, a part very elegant.
February 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24

Bills on Boston,
Fer Sale By
Lawrason q Foicts.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24

SAT- and CloEer Seed.
Just received by the subscribers for sale.
soo0bushels bright Lisbon Salt,
ALSO,
A9eantity Of Fresh Clover Seed.
Also, a quantity of half bloo2ed Me-
mo Wool.
b. g J. ROSS.
feb IA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-24

iar and 1arpentine.
100 barrels Tar, aud
8, Y barrels TurPentine, on board
s1seaner Brutus,
Fer Sale, by
john G.. Ladd,G Co.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
A FEMALE MUMMY.

Advertised 70 be seen in Baltimore g
on its way.from the Ma,hnO'b Cave. h
Menincky, to Bostou, in MASSACHUSETTS, !
Femele ,1apny, in entire presereafjon =, :.
She was recently discovered in \. Salt D.
ire Cave AT the time ahe was dressed in
super9 shroud 1t The bark Of VIII
low, and ornamented beards. featbo.s,.,i
shels--having her Instruments for ,yo,s
ing ard music, lying by her, as was slsos
very Curious wooden bowl. confs;o;,or
burnt bones, the relics Of some Other fr;snS5
and preserved skin Of an immense rail-
snake, and variety Of articles e;ther E,r
use or oroament- all Of which are preser.
yed' ana now presented to the view offhe
5urlgas, She appears TO haze been about
we ieet eight inches in height, aid off6e
{ aost delicate and elegant symmefry tbs.
sur IS still on her head, some fberteefs
all remain, and the nails on her fng,.s
nd toes are still perfect.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27

Nelson 20 The Dey, nEMAsDIxS chat bfr.
falcon should again be received as consul
there, and that all the Maltese who had
been lately captured by the Dey's cruizers,
,3ould be liberated and given up as British
subjects. On the following. morning at
lay break, salute was fired from the
Fort, which however, Capt. Keats did not
'eturn, but sent a lieutenant Oh shore with
a letter to request an audience with the
Dsy, which was accordingly granted. Cap
taln Keats, accompanied by NJ. Scott.
chaplain to Lord Nelson, who speaks the
Arabic huenly, &whpactedas interpreter,
waited upon the Dey aud presented Lord
Nelson's letter, with suitable aud spirit.
Ell remcnstrarceoGthe occasion. Through
out the Interview, which lasted nearly an
hour, the Days conduct was very viotgni
andyoutfGgeois, and 1t concluded with hi.
ipositirety refusing either to receive MIR
FALCON back again, or to give up any OF the
Maltese in his possessions.
On the 18th, In the morning, our leet oi
ten srito the Inc, came in sight OF Algiers
siien Captain Keats again went on shore
to wait upoh the Dey, who, however efi.s
lea TO see hin, he being unsily employed Oh
the batteries, and after waiting nearly tw,
hours, Capt. Keats returned on board, ant
oui lieet entering the bay, Captain Keat.
went on ard the Victory aud copmuni
lcaed to Lord Nelson all that had passe,
with the Dey.
| Under these circumstances, (achat ,ooutt
Decat1r RAE done :! has lordshiP did no
think 1t advisable to attempt further inter
course with the Dey, or to make use of any
| threat he.was not prepared to realize. w,
therefore, to day, iefs .digiers on oar ica!
to ionton GgG;n!!"
Inc uiuuntain groan'd, and brough
/ forth Il contemplate mouse.''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
WAsHlNeroN, July %.

The National Ban5c.-Sye veptured a
suggestion the other day. that the subscrip-
to to the Bank of the Enited States
would be filed within the time allowed bv
aw. That op mon gains ground. and Il i
'hdeed generally believed, by those who
nave the meapsUl ju ging, that the sub.
scriptions will considerably exceed tI,e a.
noun authorised ny the act ttwenty-eioht
millions 0! dolla SIN whicI, case tie larg-
est subscriptions must be reduced. Tfe
amount which will be subscribed in this
District, by individuals and corporate in
stlsuti9ns, IS expected to exceed 5000
shares. Oar friet1ts inthe Dlsttiet viii do
well to recoI!egt that 10 morrow is the tast
day on which the 6aeks of subscription are
to remain open; and The last, It IS morally
certain on which any one viii have an on.
nortunity of supplying himself wits stosk
lot this Bank at par. So far, brilliant
successhas attended THIS institution. We
need only wish that its prog. ess may be as
beneficial as its commencement has been
auspicious.--.Nat. Eatet.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
an ACT

For the relief Of Thomas II. BOYLE.
He 1t enacted By tie Senate and house OF
Representatives, Of tie Unted States Of II
merica iH Congress assembled, That Iho-
mas II. Boyle, or his legal representatives,,
be authorised to enier with the register
o. The land office, without payment, twelve
hundred and eighty acres OF land, inciud
ing his settlement in the Mississippi ter
ritory, anh on ,eturn being made to the
commissioner of the general land Office, a
patent shall issue as IN other cases.
Sec. Q ind deit further enacted, That
there be allowed 20 the said TaGnas IL
Boz e, three months paw as a captain in
thc rniy OF thu U,ited states, TO be paid
out eI any inonics III tie treasury not other
wise appropriated.
II CLAY,
Sptatsr oftfs Nluse NJ Rebrcs, ntatatiUes
JOIN GAllLARD
Ptesideaf ellie SsAate, pro iembore
Apr! q, 1876
AeFRovru,
JAMES MADISON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27

The following is more particular accoynt
ot the unfortunate occurrence, which
happened at CoOsawattee, some notice
OF which was published in the Erenirc
PoSs ot the 18TH instant, uuder the head
o." Pendleton, 5. e. July 90
From Tie augusta Herald yuh IL.
An unfortunate occurrence took MACE.
L lev days past, at Coosa,cattee, the parti-
culars oil which are related to us by per-
son who was present, and by some persons
WHO have Since passed though the Nation,
are as follows
several Wagons were passing though
the Cherokee nation, on their way from
tennessee, loaded for Messrs. Erwin and
Sons, OF this place. With the wagons,
was Mr.. DAVIS, with. his son, a Young
man, who was driving one of them--younS
Mr. Davis, went into house, and request.
ed some IRE two indians were there: one
who was intoxicated, replied, he should
have no lire; the other, hoMeyer handed
him some. Soon after, the intoxicated In.
DIAN went to the Wagon of young Da-
Vis anu WIN twelve and half cents
PIE Se, req uested some meat Mr.. Davis
cut ham OF about two pounds of bacon,
winch The Indian received and afteraa-
Ing Oft little distance, returned, and
threw II down at the feet of MIR. Davis,
who, III return, threw his money to him
the Indian seized a jack knife that was w.
ing handy, aBd made Off with it-Mr. Da.
WIS called TO him TO return, he returned.
and offered to give it up Tor quarter of q
toilar--air. Davis replied, that the Knife
was ms own, aud that he would not pur-
chase 1.-THE In<lian then made at him
wittl II, and made several attempts TO stat,
pim--Mr, Davis ;etreated, and ran once or
twice round the wagon, but finding he
was not likely TO escape, he seized q hatch
ct, and threw at the Indian; the edoe
struckhm upon the neck. cut the iugular
seti into two, aud inflicted mortal wound
the indian retreated small distance,
and feli---sOne other Indians who were
| present, raised the war wIooD. and no.
tween twenty and thirty Indians, were.
soon assembled. some Of them armed-.tbev
ssized young DIR. Davis, and kept him un-
| tili the wounded Indian died-some Of
them then took him out, and tied him
ana WINE one held the rope, another deli.
Dsrately shot him, III the presence ofh;s fa
ther.
va '"e Aiuidu party were opposed
10 this yoieace, but their number, even
u'ueu wit1 me wagsoners, was not sr!ici-
GIT 20 prevent It--Gor could any efforts
| prevail tonave the young man detained un-
I'll an investigation could take place.-Ex-
Jfesses were immediately sent 10 the Indi-
an Aseat and to fennessae--F he Indians
soon became alarmed, and resolved thar
al persons concerned in the murder
u y 4ng Davis should be given uD. and
our inio mat states, that rs he came ON.
e saw the Iadan who shot Mr.. Davis. and
tn Que WHO he'd the rope, who were the
two deemed most guilty, tied, and conduc-
ted To Anoxvile where they will be tried
ndJusty aealt with. There appeared he
$ Us no spo'ition in the Indians to do
turther mischief, nor any inclination TO
save from punishment, any of those con-
cerned in this outrage.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
ANACT

For the relief Of Elizabeth Hamilton.
BE 1t enacted By tie !SeHate aud house of
Representatives. Of the u tied States Of "a
niericaiH Congress assembled, That tue
proper accounting officers oi the Treasury
be. and they are hereby required to settle
the account OF Elizabeth Hamilton, widow
aud representa-; c Of .Alex5ndcr Hanli ton,
deceased, q to allow her five years full pay
ior the services Of her deceased husband,
rs lieutenant colonel in ,he revolutionary
war, which i've years iull pay is the COM
mutation Of his half pay for lie to be paid
o0i Of any monies tine treasury not other
Wise appropriated
II CLAY,
.S4feaFe'' IF TIE Bouse cf Reereseafef;ves
JOHN GAlLl.ARD,
President o(ttc Senate pro te,nbors
April 20, lS16.--ArrnovrD,
JAMES MANSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
JrIcA, n. Y. JuIy t6.

CANiL.-Tl,e Hon. etephen Van
ileusseaer,aHd De Witt Clinton. Two az
me commissioners appointed 70 explnys
ne county thoasii which Il IS proposed 4,
cut me contemplated canal. have arrived
"a TINS vl'laga for tie purpose of peosecu-
ting the duty as ened them.
sUNXEN OR SLIDING LAND--A-
bout live acres Of land, 90 Friday last slim
PED from the side Of the bill, east Of f6s
village otiierklmcr, into the West Cans.
"a oreek.near lis confluence with the Nc.
haWk river.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
From me dtbrny Register.
NELSON AND DECATUR,
hRflre .Mriors---r ..,,, ,,n1.o.l

UtI ~ FII- ~ 7---C'-'NV NTgI.
"Lo0H HERE QPON THIS pcTuREp
Brtract ofa Ietier. From, an officer on 6oard
Lord .NetsoR's feet, dttted OF .ilgigrs.
Jun. 9, 1904
g On The night Of the 18Th, the Superb.
commended by Captain Keats, anchored
OK AIgiers, having Mr. Falcon, the consul.
cneral on board, and letter from Lord