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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-16
New & Second hand Piano
tOrteS.
JUST RECEIVED.
or sale by the Subscriber

For sale by the Subscriber
One London made square Piano Forte
with addition Keys and Pedal, draw
ers. sett of Strings, tuning Hammer ana
leather Cover.
One plain square ditto, with addition.
al Keys, Pedal, sett of strings, tuning
Hammer, and leather cover.
ON HAND,
One do do, second hand, with leather
Cover.
One do do, Baltimore make, 2 Draw
ers and 6 legs, with additional Keys, Pc
DIAL and fashionable Case.
N. b. The above will be sold at small
advance for cash, if immediate applica.
ton be made to
II. GRAY, Bookseller.
November 5
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-16
Faunuier lands.

gENHE subscriber oItrs for sale thu
d Estate wfereon he resides in The
county Of FrQuier, about 8 miies below
the courthouse, on Cedar Run, between
the roads leading to FredericSs5urgh an(
Occoquan, so miles distant from either
place, and 40 to Alexandria by the turn.
pike, from Huckla0d l,Ie tract is conl
puted at
Three thousand three hundpol
and seventy Acres,
aud is divided into three iarms. will,
Woodland and S4eadows. congeuientiy
distributed for each. There is a
Valuable Mil Seat,
with store On the spot for building
She stream is abundant, and waters Che
whole tract, presenting an extent of
-Four Oh five hundred Acres OF
Low Grounds
Of first quality-The high land is wei
divided into regular fields. some Of them
very productive, and is adapted TO he
use OF Plaster. Few tracts caa possess
greater advantages either for extensive
grazing or grain culture.
! he purchaser or purchasers Of the
land, can be accommodated with Tx
farming utensils, the crcps of Corn AMI
the sewn Nheat-the stock of Cattle.
Horses, Sheep and Hogs and with thr
Negroes on the estate in families, making
about 100. ct a very valuable description.
with seine trsdesmen.
The improvements are a comfortable
Dwelling house, with good out Houses.
Ice House, Stables, &c. The situation
is healthy and the water uncommonly
good. Two thirds Of the whole purchase
money will be required at the delivery
Of the property, the balance in short pay
ments with interest and secured by q
deed Of trust.
Bernard NJ. Carter,
Woodstock, Fauquier County.
October il 9aw
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EAI4I. GOODS.
Noyenher 3

JOSEPH JANNEY has l2F'. "a.
the ship Boston, Captain Finiey' !
lived from England, a Ge'ls i,',i
,ortment of FALL GOODS ~ ~
offered for sale by tie package o z q,
9 mo, 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-16
district Of Go'o@li1, to vt; r,,, o.
BE IT KEM&MBE&&D' 'n'' w.
thn lilh day Of Deccmbcr, ID iILry

district Of Go'p@Ii1, to vt; ~ N
BE- IT nHmuMnGaGD, That VI
the fifth day OF December ID 'iry
Is frst year Of The !niere"i.!c.',(Iii :; .
. { tbe L. States ot ametjca, u 10. .,
! Jh}lCRENGH, Of IL sad eI'l y.
hath deposited II ta's Office %a =
o! book, ,he ri2At w'e'T0
claims as author, il The H1iD'
lowing to Hlt:
|. Reports Of Gases argued 8 a3j.ay
;, in the 3apiene gu t Of TIE ! ,.rr>
1, IN V.3rurg tel,n., 1914. vol : , ~
Z. BIZ WlLLlAii'CRANIb, chi''ig IA
:. ci the Circuit Court Of the c'''!T b
:. Columbia. Iotius i%norai'o JH'''
:. Cic. de ieyi5as, dr.. e..
In conformity to The act OF me
gress Of The UGited States, mtilE'ea
act Tor the encouragement u 's1' gf.
by securing the coPies OF iaapS' :,as
and books, 10 the authors and p''P,Tfsl
of such copies, during the Zines 'D'
mentioned" avail
Clerk of the District oil CD",
November g 2a",
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-16

|, the score of experience andl q.
to declare that y u shah u'se
disappointed in the contiausnra 30 b
constant devotion to the 5ast ans q ny
interests e. of our common country. 0e'fs,
loyou, gentlemen, my acknc.u,.
m mcnts are particularly due, for ' az
lite manner II which you have m,%s p.
communication. "'@ae tie
JAMES P. PRES on
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Cabinet Makers take Notice

A large quantity of Mahogany to be
sold by auction, in Baltimore, on the
18th instant, by Hazlehurst and Dorsey
on Gay street wharf
GP Sale prcremptory.
December 10 DIST
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-16

Elegant 8 4 scarlet and o.aass cashmere
shawls, saperfae light ana dark brown
bombazetts, Irish Diaper, super da 1
calicoes, fire wprsted Hose, white lead
colored and black ditto Cotton. super
! 4 and 6 4 Book Ainsiins, do AjulIs and
iaceuets. fac white Fl4naels, Blankets.
white aud colorea cainbrics, India Mus
ins, fiae brown Hollands. Irish siacns.
ladies' white hld Gloves, b!eaoAed 90
nestle ShiitiDgs, cheap. together with a
number OF otner articles, at his store a
few doors below Washington stree.
Hecornbpr - ST.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-16
Mutual Assurance Society

at meeting Of the Standing Commit
tee of the Mutual Assurance Society
sainst fire on buildings Of toe State OF
Virginia, held on Monday the llth day
OF November, 1876
This being the day ffxed by the con-
ssitution of The Mutual Assurance Socie-
~ against Gre on buildings Of the State OF
Virginia. for a general meeting OF the
said Society to be formed, and saiiici-
ent number Of members ia person or By
proxy, not attending TO form such meet
ing. it was
Resolved by the Standing Committee
aforesaid, ii conformity with the FIRST
section Of the first article of the said con,
stitution, that the said general meeting
be adjourned to the first Monday IL ia.
Duary next.
Public Notice there!oreis hereby given.
that the said genera! meeting be adjeurn-
ed, and Stands adjourned to the FIST
Mor,.ay in January next, 1917, when il
is pa ticularly desired that there shall De
full meeting Of the Members Of The So
cicty, as matters of the utmost inpor-
lance will be laid before them touching
the interest and prosperity o. the ins,ita-
lion.
BIZ order Of the Standing Committee.
JAMES RAWLINGS, p. Agent
Ofihe M. 4. Society.
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Vaudeville and Larmour
Have Received

Have Received
90 hogsheads Orleans and st. Crciz
Sugars
a5 ditto Pennsylvania Eve Whiskey
so mould and dipt Candies
1000 buthels Liverpool blown Salt
bags Pimeato
November 8
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SPLENDID CAPITALS.

turS.
Piize Tickets in any Of the Lotteries,
and Approved Notes payable after tic
conclusion OF the drawing, received IN
payment.
p"Orders from any part Of the I. 5.
incicsing the Cash, post paid, will meet
nith the most prompt attention, address
sed To
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-16
]. I. COHEN, Jr.

No. 40, .Na'leet street, Baltimore.
~ Cohen's Gazette and Lottery Re
sister, which is published every week and
will contain the Official list OF each day =
drawing (both prizes and blanks will be
gratis to individuals o: con,-
panies who purchase ten tickets or more.
Baltimore, Dec, .. 2aW6w.
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For New York.

For New I Ork,
sEg The fast sailing schooner Mary
49, Aau, capt. Tvron, will sail with
all possible dispatch, and take 500 bar.
rels on freight, for which or passage,
apply to
Dec 10 wv
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DRAGGING THIS Month.
COHEN'S

LOTTERY & EXCHANGE offlCE,
BALTIMORE.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-16

Form, of the writing TO constitute proxy
for the absve meeting:
Member OF the Mutual Assn
rance SOCIETY," against Ere on buildings Of
the State of Virginia, do hereby consti-
tute ant appoint - to attend the
General Meeting of the said Society to
be held ia Richmond on the tirst Monday
in january next, 1917. as proxy, TO vote
and act on - behalf On any business
which may coue before the SAID meeting
as faily as Ii 49, - personally pre-
sent.
In testimony whereof - hereunte
set - hand x seal - the day Of -
I8i
Witness, (sea!(
(Seal.)
December 10 dtls5NJan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-17
FRnM EEROPE

We have received Gibraltar papers to
March 9. They contain London dates to
Feb 90.
The matrimonial contracts between the
King NJ Spain and the second daughter of
the Prince of Portugal and between the
h.ng's brother Charles, and the above
lady's sser, were signed at Madrid, Feb.
%.
The British Government continues its ef
forts to reduce its expenditures. Ore mode
is the progressive diminutinn of its militia
ry forces. All the embodied militia are
discharged.
Bruce, arrested at Paris, as concerned
IN Lavalette's escape. has been a celebra-
ted traveller in Asia. Sir r. WILSON
is brother to the new Governor of Lower
Canada.
Lavalette has daughter married to
Sir George Prescott, uncle of MIR. Pres
colt, the banker, of London.
New quarantine regulations are estab-
lished in England on all vessels from the
Mediterranean, in consequence of the
plague having appeared along the coast Of
the Adrietic.
The Prince of SAKE Cobourg, betrothed
to the daughter and only child of the
Prince Regent Of England, arrived in
London on the 18th Of Fcb..-The London
editors say this is a match of affection,
which affection commenced at the inter
views OF the parties in 1914.
Boston Palladium.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-17
Citizens ofthe Tozyrs u!

NE~f-l'e" " bNC A DlVFsS
DO not deceive yourseivcs.-It would
be treacnery in any one to attempt TO de-
ceive you.-Unics SIS the people in the
country move in the matter-mless a res
peCtabe proportion of their delegates adj
dresses the Exec utivc, the Legislature will
notbe convened.-The Executive will not
nyene them, unless some restrictive
measure shoald be passed by Congress, to
urge the State Banks into specie payments
on the 1st jauusTy-in which case, the Ex-
ecutive may convene them early in No
vember, 70 plece cur own banks On the
same footing with the others. Such at
least Is Ihy pres mt persuasion.
Put your own shoulders then mapfully
to the wheel.-Draw your resources togs-
ther-Do not waste them on idle pleasures
Run into debt as little as yen can. BE &c
onomical and Industrious. The times will
press hard upon some Of us. But, the good
man, who IS able, will try to help his bro
Their
In the course of the summer we may
draw on some Of the funds which we have
abroad. If too we can bring back to our
towns some of the money which the conn
try has received for it's produce. our en-
barrassments will ceaSe-For tobacco a
lone, more than $4,000, 900 has crossed to
the south side OF James River. Can we
rot invite it back ?
Citizens ofthe Country!
Some of US who deal with the banks,
are in vast of cash. II is the case in
Philadelphia, in New-YOrk, in every town
where the banks are cnrtaiing discounts.
Yet these persons are absolutely ich. They
may hold real property, worth infinitely
more than Az their debts. All that they
want, is the circulating medium that is,
Bank notes.
VIII you not loan them? Wien it IS
your own interest to 10 IL? When you can
get one per cent mouth--or more-from
men, who have to much honor to plead
usury, and who have real property 70
mortgage, worth several times more than
the sums you can lend IF you regard
your interests, then regard what ] say.
RICHARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-17

decision has yet taken place -r-pectirg = =
appeal Of the three English capiivcs to ,hr
Court Royal. They were Yesterday In
tcrrogated. anil reported 20 identify the
papers which had been seized IN their hou-
SIS Those Of Mr.. Bruce. ar So veiy uu-
merous, that three or four days more ere
indispensable to complete this object
he mass OF them are understood to be
from different parts of Asia ard Greece. &
from the companions Of his former t,a-
vcls. IL is said the French Government
mean 20 have them translated. Pc
that as 1t may, the tri;,, will Certainly not
come on, in consequence OF this and other
impediments, until the beginning or posi-
bly, the middle of March"
Paris, Febru0rg II.
The Chamber Of Deputies are now oc-
cupied with the aft IRIS relative to the
Clergy NJ. Chateaubriand, with his usual
alb y, his given his opinion. NC. Gu
81 e CouSs-rgues, M. lie In Bourdonnaye
and NJ Rover Collard, have also spoken
On the subject. and it appears that the
question will ultimately he carried in the
affirmative, and the rights of the Clergy
VIII not only be recognised but pcrma-
ntnty established. The Strings still, con-
tinuc
Nj. Garnet is still at Varsovia. He ar
rived there in the character OF Lyonese
merchant.
General Rapp has taken his oa;hs Of
fidelity to the King on being created a
Count.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-17
INTERESTING.
-rn TIT rrrrna-

WGshington. .qbfll 1876.
"Yesterday the bin passed the Senate ct tie Z.
s. making further provision for military services
during the late war'-[Ithss now passed both IIor-
ses, and Only waits ;he signature Of the President
40 become a law oftho lsndl wish you to avail
yourself Of the earliest opportunity ofsiyng pubci-
~ to the fact for Use benefit OF The parties concern
I'd. The principal provision in the Iaw alluded to,
is, 10 substance, that the women and children, il tie
latter are under sixteen years Of age, or If there be
no child, then the widow of every uifnG-man, who
was killed or who did IN the service IL the United
States, or while returning home, shall receive hal
PaRf9r fue years This act IS iusGsed By policy as
well as dictated by usdeeIt vi IL give relief 70 the
survivors o. TIE victims ofthe war--It is IN acts ~
this hind, that government naiiests its beneh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-17
STATE ELECTIONS.

JfFIEt.fffS.
Conf6ch-Chiis;opher Anthony VIM I Low
Fro,siEa-Berjanin Coos William Gala
wav.
F,ede1Ick-Jar d Williams, Colonel Joscr!. Sex
ton
Gloucester Colonel VIM Jones' Oyerton Sea-
well
King g Q''een--Archibald r. Harwood,' VIM.
News,uu>
Prince Giidam--Jas. +. Heath, Redmond Fcs-
ter.
;, Richnnond Corn'ty-Caiter Mi'elcll,' John ".
Befeld%
UjJ IN Frederick there ere sec votes given in
favour Of calling CoHteEi'oa, and &. against
it.
We are requested to statc that Col Charles Yam
cey was the first returned Delegate COX the County
Of Albemsrle.
.ct.N.7T'OR.
John Love for tn Senatorial District of T'riace
William and Faiif'x vi;houto, position.
Ni,sr Members
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-17

n hW-VIRLEANs, Feb. ..
ErtrGct nj a letter io,n CoE Fisher, tated .lIoant
.Ebra, near Fl. Claiborne, IN tie .qlaGanG, !
FEB. IL
"Nothng new here but the recommencement Of
hosuities with me Greeks; on the h INST they Kill
led white rren, about SO miles above fort Clai-
borne, and took negroes and 10 horses 4 PARTY
of men are in pursuit OF the murderers No dnnbt
we shall have to take up arms immediately. The
Presidents proclamation sgsinst squattei has civ
en- them great confidence that their lands will be-
restored 10 them, which they surrendered 10y Jack
SOM treaty."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-17
BYLRST NIGHTS .N.4IL.

In the II. OF II. on Saturday, Mr.. Cal
houn, from the Committee on the Ma
tional Currency, reporteda resolution that
it is irexpedient at the present time to
prohibit the expectation of bullion and
specie.
report was received from the Score
taIy OF the Treasury, stating the loans
made to government By the several Banks
since March /, 1912.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-17

~ rlNt, determined 90 remove lT- 81 VII
lemsuurg IN te OF thc -rsuinz su-rri,g shan
on MTfaJ TO- loh OF oHrc eNreft ~ t'e nssnss bladder.
that yry valuable air corrmDiious IEEI MINT n vlre
rfsrlr' situated nn f1c main snet ih ianebtre i,
nrTly ne property of ~. r. Gre riaN orPieirYR a.
acyantnFs when 'ideRcc IN Wii51brrg present; 10 Inc
mnn ct bus - ar, n1umerAs -i'ug % csrr, pe etap,
society 05ttahr, the sffon healthy. 1UI bu.insg ag d
sny OF ' lafgt Cift'. Tie dWeEin -touse Is 49,
large and Ntl bh;. tcauaG.ii' ,uacd 500 pheasant ,
u n, fcFni he ofces numerous snj Convenient AID IN
taci.Cd o. a fur Garden.
ht the time. ihe sr.r. We SIG rWOrr5F r. ef;.t,
codnc nv h1un go, long ~Hean NJ fb hsi s..sig.
no ihe tj ~t1n ot yards of Tire Iae.u, and upon ne
same lut.
Alec, l'rge BRfcE H9C97 upon DE ,arac ctr II. Inv
nfa store % te lNtr sogj eAret1tiy adap ,eI or business
A0.a TE9frR@ toToppo', Re fi'- chrreh. vo~iI
dvpe upon orcor-r0f' ne terms % ny o'c ST Icb r
GyyD$ particularly selected Cos III. market, D, mysf,
it t.enionof far10Ti- ron uft. eu1tiV ta
W rf al those vf9 indebted. $50 I'd come rusI
immediately. prepared ~ sati,f, my tss lu- Who D.
aaJ asast me are invited 20 present ien for sef'filnr
SIMON Bi.OCk
april 81. lll-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-17
STOP WE THIEFI

GIOIEN from Dunkirk, Oh Tuesday
ngii.th 9th inst. bay ior>c, ahout4 feet II inehes
hSh' Years old nickel and bears the marks OF gcer-Ao
hay mare, about Old has star in her Drh.ad
prrotto, and likewise bearing the marks uc gcer. Twon
" dollars viii heve for the delivery OF both 10 dollars
eSpece ior Their conveyance us place. If tatu "a
distance JAMES RyFFIN.
p s The thief thieves took from the et,hIe If
Mr. John Kidd. Of King Queen. SIX neS n's,ye I)ftlirL
grey horse ,'itten, long bob tail! ODD and PAGES urco,
mwhywtii len Dollars reward viii b u, en- FOR The 81 Nv
cry ui ts orS 10 Ar. Kidd, Doct. John !fosks m D
hirk Itaktlata distance MI reasonable exprnces viii bs
paid for the conveyance Of said horse baes.
April IL. ft,-,,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-17

f,,med in l-elaad (fnr we do not know
whether any of the Kind ex sted there be-
f,ee) orc Of which IS called The Belfast
S,zinr .2Gat" AMI the other. the Pro-
,,ilenf Society. OF S2uins' ks4ad," for the
nnrpose ofenaoliuS poor persons 10 dis,
nose &c their spare money TO advantage.
'rhev are allowed 10 place that portion OF
their earnings not immediately appropria-
I'd 10 their maintenance, III the funds of
,,,hsr OF those Installations, fer whivh they
draw certain interest and by regular
weekly payment Of such tribes as they
might otherwise cxpend in unnecessary in
,luiyencies, they are soon enabled TO
commence business for themselves and
IL they marry, TO maintain their families.
without the too common application for
rarochal benehcence.
Charleston Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-17

C.HNT0W CARGO .qTRUCTION.
nN WcdnesfGy. the 24M inst. at Mr..
George p. Seyeison's warehouse, No. 70 Smiths
wharf, Baltimore the cargo Of the brig Chasseur capt ia.
yey. from Canton. cois' sting Of
24s boxes SILKS. Fringcd silk hsudkerciiicfs
Sarsnets, grapes and Grape shsws
Black and Naukeen seWing silks, sinchaWs
Sa'if7, Cimy satins, &c.
1000 Us. long Nankccus-Ni chop
3l3 bikes of China Dinner ard Lu sets, 30.
800 chests Young Tyson TEA
100 HNs1r Si,n Go.
2T Tya0n dn.
$50 SouchOng DO.
10 Congo 10.
Qs Gurpowicr do.
156 Imperial IN.
So picOs CaQsa. 5000 Hltans. io- Nts.
Tie above cargo has yea i,couy selected, snf VII be
fUupi cqVe 20 any importation whatever.
The Caiqogaci viii be- ready and Tie Oop. Opened on
tie I'D n. LENNON X c.. Aref's
n. g. Tho 'rie ofhe SILKS cr. viii commence az 10,
toe TEAS. AMI otter articles, at ~ O'Clock.
April ~. lif-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-17

3 Y virtue of a Decree of the Superior
Court Of Chanccry for the Rich'rmd District pro
n1unced ~ tire last thereof. in si therein rndp
lftveD the deyiSee of william )anilige 4. ell Ptjjgs
an David Darlington aud s.u-n his wine and oilers .C
"9 The uhesihcrs viii EXPOSE to ,ae, pubc suciior
sc The auction Store % IerU Srt0n q 60. IL tie sd cir
"Wednesday the 10Th day of June NJ H. n fiir mr. az
rst far day thereafter. Che several paris OF te Ttsta II,
The county NJ HerrcH, called HINDSOR, dss.ergt,d m 49,.
pbd thereof. according which IL wss I>t,v sol n al
which Of record in tle said su Ly Ire HunJtrs l. s. a. =
Q, 10, "a -. 70, Is and l6. . -
crtsit during the life of Mrs. Dorr1ern win ~ river,
g1r OIeind Of the purchase money. pt,iaai she i,,s
long. rn i've years from fle iV Scpenbes last e. irsc
r' DIE Fiorc tnt time h"n for Sy- wears f,r fi cd
80 oi Seprmbr %; i've years irou i. .i Isl ~ s,,t
n,t, for tesStn " te "escge. l,lu the rtnniinr an
sSih Thereof 20 be paid on tie istdo, Self.neSt
Interest vii b. required he whole anoun. Of fhc r,
ease nJutY, pa,nbie ieniiG ia until the txpti In az
The oro, up'n I've lst Of Seper sui :ic I, 81 March
' e7ciIyea The purcHsstt vii as, ho reri-rv d.,
n ready money fu year, infcre.-. .ri tt ss, 80 -
rer IS IS possession Lad bsn gwen lIm "a te lst ~ .
last. -''
VII BE- rtq-rtd 3f tine purchasers. -
~ ~ .harhGf0 Cora
JNow0e TdV'er, { ntseiu-
GIH..7 RIy ~. ; e,s.
April ~. 1ft-tis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-17

In 81 towns, Smiths majority 1873
towns not heard from, which may in
crease SIS majority from to org hun
dred-Ingersoll, the republican candidate,
elected 1t. Governor.-Republican Re
representatives. about So-between 40 and 5 0
net gain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-17
~ UNDERSIGWED

' 4 tANEo this method Of Informing Con-
Z tencn in Virginia, and other parts Of the untf
States, who own lands IN the southern part Of he state m
Kentucky that lie has for some time beer ENGAGED in tie
examination of different racts tEt part Of said sln-
IN scerianng their boundaries, maIsiii to- and ms
ing acknowledgements from occupants OF tu,r holding nov
session Ter and under persons residing al di,'ance Who
cnlm under grants founded for military s-.i.
cs and IN making out description, of lands tr the respect
i've owntS-llrt he has obtained copies and conn cuus
Of number Of surveys and las tolcrahy correct Luoj.
ose OF tat scpn OF the State in which he has resided Nv
trs years lie therefore tenders his IN the ab,.
line OF hn,nc and pledges himself to oil orders
he may receive therein, promptly aud correctly etiers Il,
him. .iouldhe directed 10 ''Russetfrgie. Kcnfurlg,'
JACOB w. WALKER.
April H.. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-17
Pu1LApELpH1A. ADril 13.

We learn from Washington. that Mr..
Forbes, who will shortly embark for Den
mark, will be instructed by our gov. rnlncnt
TO move the subject os the claims of our
Merchants on that government, for captuscs
and seizares OF their property.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-17

By the iast sailing ship Ten Plant,
Captain ByoyyH, arrived last evening from
Liverpool. whence she s,ied on the oath
OF February, the Editors Of the Mercau-
tile Advertiser have received the papers Of
that CITY TO the 22i. and London Of tho
20ih. which fnrcish no political news Of
moment. We have given some extracts
below. Mf. Fansi..2rt, had brought toto
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-17
CCha:!csto', Times.
fieNericirki,o.. .Yhrfl1S.

On Friday the 5ih, tgo INFO tuHate men who
were convicted Of being parties in Box!eys ineUr-
rrcion, were executed according tn their sentence.
We we're mistaken in saying the Governor had We
fused 10 exercise his prercgs,ive Of mercy. Two Of
them were reprieyed under the saiiors. They viii
bstianspor,ed.
is dcvou,ly hoped the remainder Of these m.
happy w.e.ehes may feel tie benefits of this humane
,,,.yisoa of cur Constitution. lHeraH