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MoNUMENT no W\sHNGvoy.


This having cime subject of very geaerai
conversation, in Ill cncls, ~, consequence Of the
agitation of Il l. Congress, as well AZ in hc
Leg Ia,"re OF Virgi'i', we have Thought Il might
he grit r.g t. omrsr ,lers t. knOy bow the casc
ft.,nts % al. They will Sc by the fdlowing
fGenneht7, thai The remains Of the dcecas J: DOH
!!I#ton Lave been S4credly committed To t,c char.
Oi his country: l,NHf. Int.
l. The House Of Representatives &C the United STAIRS
dry, )tceub 10 tfsl. Mr.. 9TiRSHALL submitted the
fCiIJ mig resolution which ?asstl '1ife c5Ttraaaf:
R~ed jy1ie <tne AMI ilo,5e + Z. 3re5cme'irc5 ecsle
LiCd states i iffti7c1 IL Congress GsseiHbid Ilat
mar l he erected y tie United State,
Grncvl Washington ", lei sitd 10 pernnt his bay
,.,poGod ,I,rit atid tha the monument designed rs
toearr.en,ri,e tx great events 81 his military aI poiti
c4lhir.
ca lto1l1y the s;' Of january Tie President s,nt die
rAowir, rr'Yrs to Congress;
Ccu;eren u. Sercr., mt
Gentlemen effae true YRebrcscrf aiucf.
IN copluce 9Th Pc req'i,st ~ %. the rc,urtono
Cn,srcs, % tbs 2lst of Dec,uHTlat, transmitted copy
or those utions by my secrtary. mr. shaw, 1r
Trashin~lnn arinr ltt of the profound rcipcct Ca.-
gos> ~Il besr % hr person. 1d ehar7wtero their
cn.tnlcnce n the 'aC aiicting dspcnSrton OF Prov,
rncr, tnrrahng hf t' ~ ihc
mr. expressed m ,e first resolution. Is Tie sentiments Of
Trjuosts lad pss beloved by this ration than Size
l. present g:catiy nflict Il, IT, we'll pres
n htr words, transmit u CunSrts, rr i.i
htitr.
upon itBt there br dDab lial tie naii.
on ilrgc Wei an r branches Uf the gnt rnrrn',
Wi b. highly raii'.d 10y arrangement wilch Gini
Isl t,c sacrifice size make Of her ,ndi'iiuni FEELINGS
JOHN ADAMS.
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FWOM LoHnoS PAPERS.
TEEDEHICA OF WATERLOO.

We h've much plta'rc IN Publishing The following
dot, as siatI By Nj. 5rs, Oliver. II reflects the
quail e.ur NJ hanje w!Ir-Cr, his faithful WIFE, the or
h1 ~ ihr York dpotnl the sind ie.lrtIless orhs Roy
al H.saAess Tie Commander IA Chief
- it',eh, che wIir o Peer Miiulii, private Of the
2t o although pregnant. md followed her husband into
-c field of action, t Isth June. Ia r i bat.
t,, Sle aSSd 10 esT!Io tc solder severely wound.
~, and received hsFlta wnun, in the leg, shortly
al-v hs hu5sHd, alter having his cap knucLtt OF b. one
Tlo., ana In knapsecl y ao,r, deprived o bod,
ars BY nir. wilma seyLre wound in IA. holy.
cishieI bat hre hrp- world lrve remained tor
tbs GnGlp ~ pas IL, y, Low vtr survived ay.dl reached
:iir Isere .a, and w,re received INFO York hospital
az Ch-s' sh-re FS dnys sise, tine heroine d,r-
eGUfa fDc gu, raEnrt by the alarms ofwar.
" Mis- Roysi Nel-ss the Duke ofYnrk, ~;h that rccog.
ASanceot thc Soc and amcay which always ci,'igrph
'. penetrated BY dive iIeiI> has sitl gVd tlrg
infant Who is. ques named Fgtltrlca MAIul.
III % Waterloo"
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'eat ios insertion in Your paper. a flw rnt,
THAI L Presumed sysuuaie ~en both
this Commonwealth and the United States celebrating
on the subject Off Monument that will doubtless be
ei salcr III Hd'hhy'On, R;ziHsL Such sketch may
al least eAc.e superior attempts hi, truly national sub
Jet. AB.c
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.'hY. W.}SJH.NGT0N7S LET'TER.
MoUHr VERNON, 3lst Dec. 1879.

3iii5
with. feel, With -" lsescit anguish. the At is
rnsaoiis of Divine fro,i,uer cauuu tx ,nscn,blc
Iurniu tributes of resp aud cation which pad
the neupry Of niy dear dccnsi rusJafd ani, Die
Lt,t service afd anxious wg, always ucsO
@, Zee t,Larc AID happinc,suf Us country. o. know im
truly 1srr eat, 81. af yrgciJiJ rrrlrbbT az
g., IS $50 i.c0isid railc consolation.
Iaari l, th.ssampi- ainch .ipc % long hal l-f ine.
lv-r ,oJpVs,e private tss 90 -ir gr'tc Nii, rrt
S-tty thc rcquos naiy hy Cou,s Nhig yo ti'. f
49, sInr 3. 90 I,.iii n,-lnd ding q u,uO,
..IiHoi iy. wn acf,h.e Oii'dt i',iing make 10
8 u.s. 0i pu1ic tutt.
Nri .-.uefh ats ilw 'rri"rtI 7ui urf.i-T = ifafis
w., TO- pat5Ita poet uua 'usrr llenc. r'let
- o. C.Au,rca and 'aurolf .tialr mot a-luJi.
t.., 5Jvr fl0s. olrlieiit ,id h'nntlc ,ervF.f.
NANfItt WASHINGTON.
THE preH. ags afthe {,,ifs! SfuteS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-28

CAStf.t{ a. iJNEAs X %.
HgANE irs, received per the Warrington, from
1 i.yerpool, sod will o,,vr IN tew daye. st tie
house u1w occupied by 4 .ssra. Jenss = iiiu.nss,
fifteen packages ~ GLASS WARE, uut very
elegant, consisting II fnc Cut n Plum Oocantets,
Pitchers. rsmblcrs, Wire, SylsLub aud Jelly
Glasses. Sugar Hasilis Cream EGree, I.c,norql,
Csrs, Inaia Sht'e-. p'sss@s inmps, Proof Phials,
sc cSs- And are im duly expectation Of recciv irr
n as5ortrns It osCARTdi.N WARE, consisting
of d1c blnc Printed and Instrc Pitchers, Dgiag
Sets. &c. ALSO. pr the john i;crquin, from Ma
g ira, fsv qnater casks choice Old VINES,
% in ,1wp.
January 10. 7s-0
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
TSvljE Subscribers have removed to that
large aud eeanoda,. brisk ssesnsn'. 2, the sSltre
el q. A,nniss Hardware Store.
They have for Sale,
10. hl"l>. Museasado sugar
20 bS's- 80. oo
20 , hs,: L0!rand Lump svclas.
SSsSs
10 hiis. IS. 1. Run
so bbIs and 200 bags cufee
. - do Fine aIa4tira H1NE.
Pipe. sicily Sraaeira r1y;s, IF SUPERIOR quo
81 pipe, ien,r.le Wine
= r. Do; Old Lisbon ZINE.
IS o. s,,i., Go,n, ,., aud Nialas.. Wines
II pipe CCsiIiae Brandy
30. superior do.
oo. genuine Holland Gin
so sroons Fresh Imported RiISiSS
80 boxes nal London Mustard
20 to- roll frnis!one. $50 foxes Tin
500 do. q bu,liclsj To-
81 kcss ErgK,h Pa,rn, or,d Natural Bridge Shot
50 S SSs Span splays SF Scars No. -'''p's
10 do. thocoiate
% crates 4. War;. do.
htds. Nn,,ler ! box seine Tvine
30 du1- WaldrenS bst Seythe Blade,
casks Plough Traces
Go. WtSding Hos
20 do. AMI eases assorted Hardware
.4kSo Gfoat. and hqKrLy e.chccsed--
100 bays prime green Coffee
pipes old Holland GIN
80 bhls. MuScovado Sugar
hlfds lst chop n. OriesnSdo.
10 'TumhltrS so gin Cases
25 clsks patent Shoe
SO buiidlCs Nil Rods
20 tons assorted Bar Iron
10 lbls. Antigua Rum. 20 40. MOiasss
-ILSO-
They have hand large amount oi Engiish. French
German ard in,fl GOODS.
All the aDve viii bs sod the most reasonable terms, for
}. BRoH,N, jr.-1r
I'm. FINSE1.
N. n. Their regular auction days .re TUESDAY Y Pm
day in every wtta.
February Is. o. If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-28
J4IfES RIVER L.4.VO in C6arIes Cru
FOR Safe

IN Pursuance ola Deed OF Trust from Richard
Carter 10 rne, dated 9th January, 1911, made for
the purpose Of securing the payment OF sum OF
money to William Royal, shall sell at public
ton on the premises, conioTmaby 10 the provisions
oau act Of Assembly passed the 25th dag Of Noyc.n-
bcr 1914, entitled " An Act concerning Executions
aud for other purposes" On the 9th DAY o. Fcbr7:a-
~, 1916, the TRACT GLAND situated in Charles
Civ County, aud bounded wost by James River, on
the south b. the lands o. Samuel Dem0vil!e, decd.
on the east by the road leading from Richmond 20
Shirley and on the north BY the lands o. John Roy
sli-COntaining by estimation, three hundred acres,
be the same or less, o. so much If The said
aaI ~ shall be sufficient to satisfy the aforesaid
debt, and the expenses Of executing the trust
MATHEW HOBSON, trustee
ri The above sale is postponed until the ~ day
IT March, when it will certainly take place Tor
Cash.
February Is. 9O-ols
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-28
FHANClS WOOE

FtANClS HOCE
EE ESpECTFULLYi Informs his friends and a.,
sc public, thst he mas opene'i STORE nmIyr
o,e Eagie Tavern, where will constantly be touaJ
on sair a large aud Ell, CANT assortment OF Eurone.
and Inda lfOODS-iie is tu day opening 50
packages Of fresh imported Good; among whisa
are the f"ins ing valuable articles:
snperhre Cloths aad Cas,imores
Com noa do. 10
Meas witt d carored lambs Wool and
Worsted h1-s.. white Magsei.ies
IoIinictf, b!aak F.orentines, aud other Vesi
Lads' Black AID Slate colored IVor .teI Ho.,
l.Hnies liiaeN and w lie Cotton Hose
LADIES and Gentiemen's Black and White SIX
Hose
Ladies' AMI Gen,lernen's black, white snA e..
lored silk Gloves
Cotton Shrtirgs ard British Long Cloths
4 iri-h Linens ami Long Lawns
Linen Cambria aud Ca-nbii Handkerchief
~ AMI ~ Cnmbrc Mnsins asd Jacoaes
Camhrics
l-.aad Ga Piaia and = isarec, Mill Null Mas.
~ and ga Striped, Checked and spousd
Cer,orics
Diirities, Brown Holland, Levantiue
D''n~sS and Serge Silt; Shawls
Do Co,tn imetion
Rich Fancy Silk liaadi,erchiefs
Gold Bltlon do.
Ell gart figured Oripirre
Striped satin, Silk tiauze
Plain aud Figured Levantncs
Plain and striped Florence, ana Italian Las
'rirgs
Mems BuctstSin and Beaver Gloves
La.iios' black, white ana e0lored long ard short
h'd Gloves, nj a superior qualify
O. ton ind Italian Grapes
SIX Umbrellas, Calicos and Giaghains
Back ard coiored Cambria
Gcrtlemen's Gs:lyals ard fashionable Hats
case al iash'1r,he Straw Bona ts Sc.
!. ey;n { Meriuu Saawls - Silk Velyets.
Is6yrfyyY, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-28

10 KENT,
yE7hE WASHINGTON rAVERN--snd POI
B. session given IN tn ,oat1 OF ,i7rch--;he pre-
seat lease sili Expire on The lO.h Of March. Thu
hon'e "a - in'nS he Capitol Square, and is an ex'
ceent stand Tor business.
For terms, apply u Major Davi IfolIo~ay, Who
Is authorised 10 lease the premises BY The aGnu'-
istWlnr.
February ~ 95-usM'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-28
USEFUL LrgE.Y1YoA.

MACHINE has lately heen invented in This for ma
kim noof Sere9s az opod. il j. in;sincd 60 be
nioselby water, ahil calculated make lye Fer mi.
mute, without any a., it-,m nrsniE,l auur.
we uAir tali hat "a Lac most .provV process here
tnrc ux M Screws have pss>, through the lliel, otr
o. ave men before they could t~s completed
R5.,or Pair'o,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-28

1t is celebrated, that in Cren: britain. tcr, src
* work, spinning GOTTEN, five rnilton Of spindle, ;
spanning on an "r'ragc, eighty million Of hanK, Per
Aeek ~ l,777I77 pounds: making consumption
Jo orabad aoo1bc PEI, week. &C So lho,sard bales per
eiian, the bales Weighing al,oci ESQ lis. each.
lSfpGHHqh Hebtlaeg7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-28

The Essx R9sistcr ob rrvcs, thit mr. Ernct.r sinSe
1so2 has ,ae mattel in tie United atate, n.r.y IS toi.
sand persons anil that the communication with New. fors
has eei rnd;r,i ,le ii uIy towns 1y ia, ,i.ra lls-
eiil.ticn in thcir.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-28

letters from Rome cS orint liigcnce HIGHLY
lpnr;aat "a I'll friends I'D atnii,rs aatinity rarr
ihr discovery ofHn ancant huinyin tr u, ieiln,Ic
ralg.trna! broad Iirle stGgcas ID Ui,Ig Sty steps
has been nlriay mcpvrd d, and place ron Nhi.h
seveIaI statues st. -nnding "prgt III their niche.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-28

tE,s ht,HG, eR DDAttrS Hs1ea.d
R UNA WAY from Mr. Reuben Johnson, Of dis
3, City, about the month OF Slay og lunc last, "a
very bright muaito boy, named I5AAC-iie is a.
b ut Is years of aye, tolerably we'll srowni lac is
apt to betray himself when telling slsehooii sm
induced to !. eys he was carried oIFby some mas
Ter Of weasel, either to Norfolk or some northern
port.
Whoever vh deliver the said boy TO Thomas VI
Inrpn Cf tais City, or to the Subscriber. shall re-
eeiye the ab we rewardor shall receive City dol
lars d. lodged IN any jill 30 tst he d got again.
FRANCIS V. SUTTON.
February IS. 91-.f
The PRINTERS oftha American Beacon. Norfolk (;
Mercantile Advertiser, and y. Y. Gazstte, New
York ere r.g:sted 90 insert the above advertise
n~rt SIX times IN their ~rers, and forward their
'"count' TO nomas W Iurpin or to the Ed,tor Of
me Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-28

FODI.II -iULIIJV.
ID y virtue ola ID. cd al frost executed on tae
& , Holiday of July, 1915 10y Neil PCou, .or tie
purpose OF securing tie p;yraent OF eight hundred
and fifty-thrce dollars, due 20 thGrias WGoldgidge,
on the ioth day CT January, l3l6-i shall sell ut
public auction tor cash, Thursday, TIC 29li st
81 the Bell Tavern in the city ot Kichmond, five
hundred and twelve Of land in The court, OF
Powbatan, being the same of Iaud sold hv Tho
mas Woodbridge 10 tl.e ssid Neil NtCoui, by decd
bearine date thu i0ih day o Iuly, 1915, Ur muca
thereof as VIII pay the above mentioned sum Of
eight hanSred aud fifty three collars. with the i-
teresi thereon and lhs o. executing this Trus,.
IlICS. IAILU!t, Trustee
February S. Sg-uis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-28

Y.MsCd ut re 5c83i5H 81 ne Ccnrral 10
sembiV If iirgHLI, zgH'Cb commenced
Dec.nAlrI lNlJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-28

100 Virginia born SL.4VES, For Sale.
4 : n thu % Monday in March next, viii
be Sold Charlotte Courhou:e, IN Virginia, uIF.e-
the superiild-Tee Of Thomas Ia! lor, hundred kei y
VisSniaborn SLAVES. such IL families viii r.
sold IN tiat w2y.
oncaf of the purchase money 20 X paid ct tic time OF
SAFE and the rrsas the iS of january 1917, for which
bond and good security b giytn and d<d or
the SLAVES SECURE the punctual payment herenf. M
raj di.count will lie given for the prompt pay &C de
whole, orany psrt of the IesidIe.
Ie5rLl3y 8. S3-lls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-28
Southampton. -EGSa February II.
GOOD SHOT"

'f-. VIZ. Alien. j. OF this .own, y kjllcd IL one shot
'hrre Wih u-iss, weighing Gy, th,r SIXTY pouius--
20 al. dtNoa, nnuth,rslo :ro;. liz t5e, Ne has
t1gcth,r pon.s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-28
Eoriu Lfpe Dollars Reayartl

1OItY JIUr IJOlt4IG NrTy1FU,
s1'CH delivery 20 me, or securing them in
jail. so tizt git then, ss-in tl,r,e NEGRO MEN
~i3 DE-, s0 ;., Tom my pam;1;e in rowaan GetO,
HAMPSHIRE, black fellow IS wears of age of Ir,d
eo1nlenenee very polite when spoken with scar his
ir't mple oecas.mts by kick from horse-la WIFE AZ
Elijah Mays, in Iucll0:I he wore away suit of Whit.
hJm-spun clothing.
Ri4 ~ not vrs black near six feet high, carried with
him under cloths ecoilecttsl was raised by Thomas
,iarT, fo"hAan purchased him by Thomas 1redway of
Manchester, Of whom had him iii December last he has
some children Petersburg, and IS probably lrrhn- abutt
Mlnc ster, or in tht eghcrooI where he raised.
JphN, yellow feow,of kely appearance, six feet
high, about Fl ytarS of age has his right leg he
wears handige aroundit which makes it appear larger
Than The ober he CLAIMS aife John CobhS in Manchs-
ter, n,sr hich he VIII eudeavor conceal himself
Wiii give The above reward for them nil dnlls f
eHner. GEO. MARKHAM
february 20. D5-b,v-
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TEN DOLLARS llEWARJ,

TEN DOI.LARo NEWNKD,
ETCR R.9yNDOLIj'lL, belonging to the estate of
g. John Fore, dec'd.-A boy of a dark Complex
ion, with a his nose, with tck AMI sho..
upper lip, abou; - 20 years OF ace, aired last
year to Robert Temple, near A,nrliI, in Chester
heid county, from whom he elorei some TIME last
spring.-Itis supposed that the s;i negro IS LUX
ing abou; IN the neishbourhood Of MIR. 4. iurpin,
in Powiatan county, whom the fatier Of the said
boy belongs. The above reward viii be paid, with
all necessary expences, to any person who will deli
yer the said hoy to lac, or lodge hio in aiI 81 that
get him again. JAMES FORE,
hdmr of Joi,n Fore, decd.
February g. S1-oawtr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-28
February S.

~ The public arc iior.il,d that the 2oye Deed oc
Trust gwen to secure die payment 10y the LAND il
cribs A. the time OF executing tue deed q it
with complete understanding tls' have u
clear and iidispuiaie Gt. made shcr. = tire
possible ond possession uf the land, excepting The doWv
part Of r. WoodIldes mother asve neither rccp,rr
good title POSSESSION, tbereioe cation 4i pel,s
against purchasing under the above aetd.
kEiL 2rcoCLL
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Il4E PROPi,tEIUlls.

lie PI{OPi,thlO itS.
NE The Richmond Cotton Manuii,etorv. for,.s,o
all persons from ereliitiug a2y one iitt.t ste
connected or employed in that establishment. on
account Ofthc same, except
ENJ.JAAIES HARRIS.
December T. Ign
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-28

a. TIE EItorS If The LicijGrg Press and Petersburg
{ntciscE requested osis the 0tor- GIrer9ciaf-
query PlS'ic9 Viru ts aGy 9fsae, and transmit
eoiiptS 10 his Q2tce orya1yHseni.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-28
NOTICE
EOI1 H1E-tfEi- 40.

rk%EA The fre faet e.iEr- Prir RfNVW.
rsSs's--z- Captain ROBERT HENDERSON,
uIw rafy ~ corr. oacf lOi,hngat Ro-tcs, has Upgarf
haifpt her clryo rngagyt arl viii ~ dispatched With
r. sihis psvl.
apply 70 SMIiI& R!DrLE~
(c5llcrB 90. Q5..T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-28

-'f IN .yT-'1t'Ci'f''', fyH vain
= llFEG% HALL. on which the Snbscr'.
hris'fa1 i6,ts on severn river. SIX g.cs Go,ni
sntrctio' 80 to Hth 'fick Bay. t. row for SD
ihr tr'e' ce"aiD 100 ae' by oid efveytic t,i g'
ari rfs'c proper .iit1 produces abJriaUuy. The %
l8alvlslhie uyf1 tir -tr'su i1r craft.
frrs Of ttr silr. oieli-l cash, The other tgod.J =
tuO annual n'tnrti-S Nu u''srr'ahic ri.ie wili ~
veyd pttf Hnresa Tia. i.d i y, d.syos,.sr q ~
$40. ea'i wh,-ror ..-ss e . &. si Jc carrsc view ~
prcmie.. t-4RlsER LEWfS.
Fs5JaH, p ol.4gGY
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-23
Wine, Molasses, &c.

4 pipes, S half pipes, and S quarter
casks l.. p MADEIRA WINE,
N first quality, from the houses of
Murdoch and Go. Scott and Co.
howard, March and Go. Gordon,
Dg and IngHs and Blacklmrn's.
y halt pslss L. P. Teneriffe Wine, a
part (Which /, old, and well fla
yored.
10 quarter casks Sherry Wine, low
10 hos. light retailing Molasses.
sugae in ads.9>ad barrels.
Coffee IN bags anese.arrels.
Imperial and Young hs.on To-,
N. e. aud West India Ra.. IN hi.
\, and barrels,
Philadelphia Rye Vhiskey, with vari
Gus other Articles, comprising !
general assortment of Liquors aud
Groceries--tor sale,by
JOHN III. CREASE.
september IA dlwa2awf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-23
BOSTON, September l6.
THE LATEST

The ship Minerva, capt. Mages, arriv-
ed yesterday afternoon from London, and
brought papers down to the 18th Aug.
The Courierof the last date says :-stocks
have experienced this morning another
fall nearly one per cent. At half past
l2 the s per cents were at 81 and the
reduced 60 "a Many of the greatest
brokers sold largely. Various causes
were assigned for the fall. One, mis-.
understanding with France, to which we
can give positive contradiction ano.
Their report was, that an alteration Of in
terest was intended a third, that the
meBied men had had a- interview with
the Chancellor of the Exckequer upon the
subject Of a large loan.
We have received the Paris papers OF
Saturday last. BY decree Of the
French government, grain, bread and
biscuits are permitted to be imported in.
ts all the French ports, duty free. By
an ordinance OF the 28th April last
they. had been subject to duty Of SC
confines
An article from Ciyita Vechia says
/" that the captain Pacha's squadron in
the Archipelago has seized three of the
vessels carried of from the Gouletta or
the harbor of Tunis by the rebels--a
fourth has been taken by an English fri
gate.
Ancona, July e7.--The brig ST.
Charles, capt. Auguste, confirms the re.
port, that the American squadron does
not seem inclined to wait for Lord FIX.
mouth, but to commence the war without
|him.s We can readily conceive the ad
venturous spiritof the Americans, and
the rivalry which may induce them t.
strike the first blow On this occasion
their success would be more annoying IL
the English than to the Mours them
|selves.
THERE'S reason to believe, that the Anne
Iicans in particular will be very difficult
Or the subject of compensation and tina
their squadron will not make q useles:
promenade in the Mediterranean.
Allour continental papers, iron NORTH
to uth,sopeak of the anabIoeassone and an
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-23
Paris, July 90.
EXECUTION OF PLEIGNIER, &c.

Yesterday at midday the vehicle Of the
|Coneiergerie, arrived at the Bicetre, to
convey the conricts PIeignier, Carbon
ncau, and Tolleron to the palace Of JUS
tee. On being informed of this, rolie-
ron exclaimed. We are not lost y,
Carbcnneau was deeply affected. .Pleig.
neir said nothing, but appeared absorbed
in thought. Tolleron requested that two
petitions which he had left in his cell
Should be handed to him. the one address
ed to his royal hishness Monsieur, and
the other to the attorney general. Car
bonneau asked for the three petitions
which he had prepared, one to Monsieur,
the sther to the project Of police, aud the
third to the attorney general. These pc.
titions were given to them. They then
moueted the vehisle which was waiting
for them, and which was escorted by s
'sendarmes.. On their way they spoke
highly Of the project, and OF the manner
in which they had been treated in prison.
They placed much dependence ON the ef-
feet Of their petitions, alluded to some
circumstances in life, and especially
I those which led them into fatal projects :,
but they believed they we're taken to the
conciergerie, palace Of justice, only to
hear their decision on t;teir appeal in cas-.
|sation. ToIleron retained lis frmness
and all his presence of mind.
At one O'Clock they arrived at the COR
ciergerie. They were placed in three
separate apartments. and the head gaoler
read to each letter from the attorney.
general, containing the rejection of their
appeal. He, at the same time, announc-
ed to them that the execution of the sen.
tence nust take place that same evening.
|Pleignier showed the deepest despair, aR1
wePt copiousIy: he repeated, Il thought
| had had my pardon wish to speak to
the attorney general" Then, after his
old manner, he requested to speak to the
king. Calbonaeau listened to his fate
with resignation. ToIIeron said to the
keeper, I" | suspected that this would hap
pen" At this memen' the three clergy
/ men charged to administer the last con-
solutions Of religion, made their appear
ance. TolIeron, thinking he saw move.
ment of hesitation in his coniessor, said
to him, taking off his cap, !" Approach,
Sir, know what ! owe to minister OF
religion
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-23
From the Connecticut Courart.
THE BRIEF REMARKER.

There is a pretty large number of men
in this country, who, though not of the
Hebrew stock, do, nevertheless eleaye
fast to that part Of the old Mosaical law,
which eToins Release They think
or seem to think, that the debts owed By
them are SO much the less binding, By
how rueh the older they have grown. &
that when they come to be seren gears of
age, they are of course cancelled in the
chancery of equity and conscience. This
is mare particularly the case as respects
small debts; about which u great many,
otherwise Of good memories, have con-
yenient lack ofreeoIlection.
The following story 1 have heard re-
lated .. matter Of fact Mot very loag
while since A. lent his neighbour B. a
small sum of noA>y, to be repaid in one
week. However, wis,ent any thing be.
ling said about it on either side. it ran ON
ia whole year, when the lender asked for
the money. and got promptrenewai oil
the old promise Of payment in weeks
lime. In the same way it was permitted
tie run on another year, when the loan
was crayed again, and again was the same
promise renewed. At the end of the
third year, A solicited payment the third
time, and in the presence of a third per
son. and receiving nought but-a new e.
ldition OF the like fair promises, he ex
lpressed his determination of speedily do
ling himself justice, and went his way il
q pet, B. was amazed at this uncourteool
1behaviour--for they had ever before beer
25th Chapter OF Deuteronomy.