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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09

To The Frscholders efthe Consressional Dis5icf
COMPOSED Of The Counties Of Hmsuer, He.ufco
We're Kent aud Charles city, AND lie Ci.y Of
Richmond
FELLO W-CITIZENs,
Having offered myself to yonr
consideration, as Candida to supply the Vacancy
occasioneh in the representation ut our District by
the death OF my lsmened iather r, de, IN j, ncces
ssry to make public a,owal &c my principles, as
am personally unknown to nlsny OF you ard AS the
circumstances of my situation will precluie the eos
sibity Of my visit the different sections OF the
District anterior to the Election.
So tar as am known to any of YOU, feel con-
fidenec that Sun known firm Snd infexble re-
publican whenever called upon TO act politically
AS one OF Tie people, whenever occasion required
that my sentiments should be known, in re ference
either tn political principle, or measure 7 have &C.
ted rs thought, have avowAd my PRINCIPLES in
dependenuy, without regard to time or circum-
stance.
Educated, as have been, under the guidance of
him, who was known 20 all of you, a reverence for
parental example has been sureraided to the con-
cIusi us Of my own rniod holy love for repnb-
principles was interviewer with the germs of INV
mental exsterce it began with the dawuings OF
my reason, and has heretofore guided my course
through every idition aud relation Of my poiti-
cal le-my principles have been deliberately Cor
med upon reelection, and rs u cir basis, The righfs
Of man By ndture, can never b. changed, expect
not g. charge them.
devot To literary pursuits; among these pursuits
the requirement of Political knowledge presented
itself 10 Of prImordai importance. | lisye
stuffed the rights of the People (; have studied my
own rightsss 81 that people how Ear have sue
ceeded in attaining correct kHowedge Of those
rights, Time X opportunity alone ieveio7e but
what yer Of talent nature has bestowed upon me,
all the energies aud affections OF NY mind and body
shall be exertedn the maint, nance Of your lights,
should ynu confde H. me tie trust
Respectfully.
Xiur /. llpw ei, zen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09

TIE folosgiug articles
o'd .lamaics Rum
Cosniac B,n.Ay
Holland Sin. Whiskey
Old Madeira. Lisbon and Sherry NSnss
Lorg Cok Csrst
Bes i.osl AID brown SI.ga,s
.lavaand Green Coffee
I'rpcfial and grn9ov',er. Teas
Ch"c"late, Spanish Cigars
Double Gloucester AMI Northern Choose
London Brown Stout
DHdtlePs anperfre London Mustard
Spermaeeti and Mould Candies
Mace, cloves, nut .egs, ss .,iee
Ginger, pepper
Maccal'au ard Scotch snuff
Chevirg tobacco
Salt. iron. steel, salt petre
Cut herrinys
Oranges, raisins, nuts, ofG,fereut kinds
G ~, VI, al
Family -four, in halfbarre,s, warranted
bacon, oats, sc Sc &c
Lond'n sfherfne C6ths and Caevfn,eyes
Rose, striped ard point blankets
Jerseys, kendal cotinns, plairs
Double mill i, diab aud coarse cots
Csrpetirg
Buck lsndle knives snd forks # sup quality
Pen and pocket knives
isazors, razor s'rcps, ard honcs &c. &c
All the articles are fresh, and will b. sold a, The
most reduced profits.
They intend Keeping coastnnt supply of every
article in their line.
w r. NHcoU,
A. ROBINSON, Jr.
Oetober9 .. AIif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09

OF The Patriot troop, have nor tnSrn pos'Cson Of
Pene.ecla. has been repori,rl-no dtEni,i,e ar-
counts have been received the htet, Iaeiy Oh tbs
Balizc.
CT The American prints Filling Into vile ai'nop
of the sissS ofmoarcys His Eseeleney ad lis Iionov,
are dealt ot as ibily AS ii we had aris;0csaic dis,e'
ons Has the y. Y. Gazette f0g,tten sgfe its,
wi = speaks off, Mr.. Bago', TIL BRUSH riini,tr
eotyt AWAY with these syrophan,ie ei.iet Liese ii-
ssrabls nain.s OF European cuarfiers'
MArrrrp, on SATURDAY. last h. The Rev r.
Bnch. ;,sn, DIr.S Pl;ine, Esq 70 Kiss Cuf.er.he
T.. J! fsssenn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
NEw ORLEANS. Sept. 2e.


A report was spreading for about
week, that the S 'hr. Swift. bound from
this port TO Mass u New Providence
had been taken by the Mexican squadron
under commodore Aury, now cruizing in
the Gulf. 1t had been eagerly seized and
circulated by certain persons of this city,
who see with deep sorrow tine Cause Of
freedom victorious al over Spanish Amer-
ca. Some of our merchants, who no doubt
had not taken the trouble to reflect on the
inproba5ility Of the report, did already
feel alarmed ; but vessel arrived here on
S tgriay from Providence, has queted all
fears She brings az cunts Of the safe ar
rival of the Sw Fl at her port of destination,
without having even been boarded by
Mexican vess /.
We seiZ this opportunity to rwArn the
public ag st all the attempts which will
not f. To be made 10 throw ciscredit on
the cause Of toe Mexican patriots. They
make war fairly upon the Spaniards, and
upon them alone and neither the Ame-
rio ans nor any other neutral have any thing
to fear from them, We have certain in
Formation which enables us to Judge of
their intentions. No neutral has yet
had any Vexation to complain of, and we
further know positively, that the M xican
cruizers have most precise orders in that
respect, and tn II they besides are expressly
for5i ldsn to violate, in any manner whate-
r, the fiscal laws ofthe United States.
We lament to hear that the late rains
did not extend to Vernont that there
had been drought of 100 days duration
and the failure Of all the crops was almost
certain. Nv. Y. Col.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
WASHINGTON HALL.

Phi'1lclrhid, Ocf. 2.--S-st-risy, the appropri-
ate ceremonies were observed in dedcating this ell
esant building The Washington Benevolent So.
c'e'y, pmed 10y the Washington Association, moved
To the Hall. ia procession, about 10 o'clock. The
spacious galleries were exclusively allotted TO the
iadi s. and were crowded with youth and beauty.
The Right Rev. Bishop White sisted at the So
leinnities of the occasion Joseph HopSinson, Esq.
pronounced n very able aud appropriate grafton.
An excellent band of Music, and Choir of Vocal
performers aided considerably To the interest aud
effect NJ he exercises of the day.
In the Afternoon, between ard GOO Of the society
sat down tran excellent rcpast prepar d with
taste and iibsraty, by Mr. SieI
WGslircfou, Oct. 4---Mr. Dallas, the Secretary
IT the Treasury, left this city on TUESDAY Tor his re-
sIdencc. lie continues TO act til his successor is
appointed
Extract eta letter from te ConsuiefMe y. S. at
LiDerbo3l, ddted 9meust 10.
"The long con,inu.nce ufunfav orable weather has
considerably advanced the prices oil wheat; and un-
derthe present prospects, it seems probable that
prices may yet 50 advance, as open the ports Of
this country tn fer, ign grAir. Wheat at this place
now 1. les. Cd Il l5s. per 10 lbs"
The Degree Of Doctor Of Laws was recently con-
icrr,d, by Princeton Co lge, on VIM. Writ, Esq
CT Virginia, aud on Aaron OGpEN, late Governor
OF Ne "-.),rsey.
DIED, suddenly, at Frankfort On the 20t, ult.
Harry mus, Esq. Judge OF thc y. s. Court for the
! District oi Kentucky.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09

From the Portsmou'h Oracle Of Scbt. o.
One day last week, as the Post Master IN th;s
town opening the great Eastern Mail clos ID ri
Portland, out jumped IuIgrown CAT, not lit
tie fatgued with Journey OF 60 miles, overa rough
road, anil occasionally subjected to tlle weight ofths
eoaehmans feet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
REMARKARLK FACT-

o, the 9th ult in gale, Mr. Woodward, both
er-n-aw Of Capt. Glover, Of the ship Milo, arrived
at Boston, was lost overheard and Mr.. WIS wife
died the same day, at Boston.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
New BnuNsw1ck, (N. ~ OF. 3.

our o4un concerns.-On Tuesday and
Wednesday next, The election for members
of the Legislatur., Shsriffs, &c. takes
place throughout NcwJersey. In Cum
berland, Huntcrdon and Monmouth, where
parties have heretofore alternately swayed,
the federaIists, it is understood, have no
candidates on nomination. In Somerset, a
decidedly federal county, one republican
is on the federal ticket. In other parts of
the state, matters stand pretty much as
usual. The Legislature Will be repubil-
can by a large IN jority. LFTedonisH.
The Republicans Of one Of the districts
in Montgomery, (Msryland). preferriog
Major PETER for Congress, TO the facti-
Gus Kilgour, have entered into the follow
ing resolution
g Resolpcd, That we will make use of
every fair and honorable means to insure
the election of .jor G.. Peter, who, in the
late arduous conflict, acted the part of a
soldier and patriot; who has taken stand
against dictation, at time when no other
would dare to oppose and whose general
conduct is gentlemanly and corrective
therefore recommend him as TT charac-
ter to represent us, and we warmly solicit
our republican brethren OF the other district
to unite with u.s."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
Nerv-York, October 4.
DINNER.

In honor Of The Offers IF lie Uifed SAFES
.3'my.
Those Citizens who are desr us Of partskiug of
the public dinner, gwen in honor Of the Officers of
the Unit States army, in this city, are re-
specially Informed, that it will take place at lam
nany Hall, this day, at i o'clock.
Tickets of admission to be had at the Bar, or of
the Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09

In Massachusetts, there prospects of the most
plentiful harvest gathered for many years. The
weather for several days has been remarkably fine
for ripenng the products of the earth, and bring
ing for ward plentiful tall seed. In qIaatity and
quality, many articles exceed the limits of recoIec-
ton. Boston Ce1lliaeL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
MONTREAL, Sept. 81.
MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE.

Nk S4-tJI1 Nit>NOiNfNi' siNN Il.
On the night Of last Saturday, "A ftrmrr,
of the Parish Of St. Rock, by name, Gen
gras. was returning nome from Terre.
bone Mills, with 4 load of Of 10 or II bush
els of wheat Near Lrchendye Bridge,
the bank of the river is very steep, and
the road runs p r llel close to the prec
pice. The night being dark, the unfortu-
nate man dcviated from the middle path of
the road, and with his horse and cart fell
into the river, where he was drowned the
horse was also lost.
The following gentlemen of the North
West Company, who were spTreH ended by
the warrant of the Earl of Selkirk at Fort
William, arrived in town last Saturday
Evening, viz the Hon. Wm. M'Gllavray,
Messrs. Alexander Mckenzie, John NJ
Donald. Allen M'Donnell, II. M'GiIis,
DIR. Johu Mclaughlin, and Simon Fra
Ser.
Those Gentlemen were accused of the
highest crimes but after laborious in
vestigation till Thursday forenoon, they
were admitted to bail under moderate re
cognizances.
Extracts from letters received in this city.
Leghorn, Esd Juiy, 1916.
the abundance of our crops puts grain
or a ,ur out of the question for the present.
"Oar crops Ct silk, on the ntrary,
throughout Italy, have again fallen short,
and it is feared that prices will be support
ed nearly as high this season as they were
the last. "
"NAPLEs. July 10.
Our wheat harvest is nearly all in, &
will be the most abundant known for years
past. There is no chance of any fall in
silks this SEASON. as the crops in Upper It
ally are cut off, the same as orr own. which
average looked for. !"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
BosrnN.Oct 1

The legislature Of this Commonwealth s,ands
adjourned To the second "Wednesday Of November
next On tlie second Thursday, ;hcy aTe to make
choice OF electors Of President and Vice President
II IS expected that they viii accomplish the busi-
ness u the year, as to avoid the necessity OF tie
usual SC sson in the winter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
OF TIE CANAL.

Capt. ElIicott, Of The party now engaged in ex-
ploring and surveying that section lying between
Gennesee river AID Lake Erie, and ascerainlng the
level of the lake, states, that although always SAN
gnne in The belief OF the pracicabity OF the canal
the impe'.in,ents mach less to encounter than
he had anticipated in that quarter of its eonten-
plated rontc. We are convinced that the underta-
king is perfectly within the capacity of the state to
undertake and complete. As soon as the survey is
compeed,we shall endeavor to procure an abstract
from some of its leaing features, for qualifications
Batavia NJ Y. .4dvocate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
Yur /. How CITIZEN.
JOHN II. CIOPTON.
oetcber 0. 1916.

DisfresSi1g HccidcHf.-Two days aga.
as Mr.. Henry G.. Heath, Cover end CT
this county, was sailing in pleasure boat,
IS miles below his farm OH tbs river,) in
company with the capt. of vess ! l. ng
in the stream the boat ran against a rock
and overset Mr.. Heath was urfortunatc
y drowned, and his body has been since
found. One account stat s, th.t the cap
tain shared his fate-another rontradicts II .
Mr.. Heath was young gentleman Of con.
siderable fortune the son Of Colonel VIM.
Heath, formerly collector 1T Bermuda Hun-
bred.
CT II IS stated by Da' sl Brig from 81 Croix,
ths, about the 2od Of Septrr.ber,a mot ireioei-
doss HURRICANE VA expire cei ~ cat place
aud other West India Islands asou; a.. ssil Of
vessels we're lost.
q Several gdusyfis, a,snfs ,looyoiasbiy postpo-
uc.i.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
COMMITTEE.

The brig Ellen Douglass, Bancroft, arrived nj
Holiness Hole Saturday evening last, ia 40 days
from Trauquebar, (FIindostau,) cargo piece goods,
bound to Boston. Left, 10Th May, brig Saunders,
Asb'idge, Of Philadelphia, detained in cons, quence
o; prevalent report Of war between England and
the United Ststes-hesri Of no other American
vessel on the coast.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09

The Hon. Mr.. BAsor, the British minister n
our court, arrived 10 town Sunday evening" ironi
the southwark IN. Y. Gazette. !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
Yai0able Proheriy ~ dEaTchcsTeT-

WIHWIIt IVTTTITV - IFIUf-LN- -0IFT,
Al AUCTION.
WILL BIZ SOLD, ON 1'ueeisy, The Is inst
~ AZ o'clock ~ the Afternoon. N the prs,,l
srs = Handsome wellltf two-siory rgTcE uOtsr IN
roripietc repair. with fWO ACRES or GROUND al
ofhJnses compete; - Of the acatahle situation.
rs Manchester II isat rrsert crcupic1 ~ Mr.. H. liz.
g1v. srd adjoining ffr F-erarhi's.
TERMS i,crai, aBd made Known "a the Sic.
FGrkhWg DnaioI q CofIand.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09

Pearl Ashes are very scarce, and duty
paid, will bring Gas.
Turpentinc has becore very scarce ; fine
qualities will bring I5s.
The averag. price of wheat throughout
the kingdom, for the last six weeks has
been 7Ss. S Fo:>e. ne lays we have had
Inc harvest weath 4. our wheat has f,.i-
len to lay Cd per. bushel.
American stock is quoted at S5 for new
SIX per cent--Dollars may be purchased
for Is. LID.
A draft for $500 dollars on Samue,
Parkman of Boston, and purport.ng t..
have been accepted by him. was offered
Yesterday afternoon at a brokers Office in
this city for discount, by u stranger of good
appearance :; bat some circumstances hav-
in, led tn a suspicion that the acc eptancc
was forged, which was the belief o. those
acquainted with the hand writing of Mr..
i rSmaH, the stranger was arrested aud
taken into the cu,tody of the police.
The elegant new steam boat Connecticut,
of which Capt. Bunker has taken the COM
mand. arrived here Yesterday afternoon
from her first trip to- New London, having
performed it to the entire satisfaction of
IT," rrnniietors. and all the passengers.
She IS sad to surp SIS any boat that has
yet been built in beauty and strength &
in her run to- New London, overlook and
passed the Fulton. which had several niles
the start.
Capt. Thomas, from the Isle OF FIR n e,
informs us that the ports of that Island was
open in May last, to foreign vessels fer the
period of 8 m ,nths AMI thai they would
he shut a5ou. the Goth Aug.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
By Lasr .NYGaiDs .MaIL.


A ,ester troni r s. p0rt appe,rcd in the
Newbury port He aid of ,he LIT. Ins-.
stating " that n Eng sh f Ct h,.s Just =.
there, cons sting Of On so gun ship, two
SO gun friga,es, one gun brig. and !: .loc,
of war. that AMIR can property nf every
description is SEIZED, anh that the PEG
pie are talking of nothing INT war.
What is The FACT? The n. Y. Ga
zetc of the 5th, givss the follrwirr, acro,-
ding to the information OF q gentleman
from the spo'.
In consequence IF the ex.entt To yhi~h
smuggling had been ca~ried on at FsssD5;t.
the Collect r of 81. John sent his deputies
down to seize a quantity of tobacco, psrl.
and other con.rahant articles ut that pIarc.
which was done. but il excited no aopre
hensirn rr TEX Of war.
The squadron spoken of. had been lp-
ing some time at ST. John. * sent to East,
Port to try Captain of = British. sloop of
war by Court Marital, for havi q, some
time since, thrown his gnrs overboar,,
while his v ssel was ashore on that coast
Messrs. Hnoncs and Rarcar, American s, Eli
tsh Com missioners have met Mt ST. Andrews a.d
a',journedto May nex,, then to convene in I,hsrnn
In the meat tone, t,ey have made arrange ments,o
procure rfs. BE-
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THE SUnSCRIRFRS

- - ~ - ~ ~ ~ ,
EE WING iDra.ed c.-partntrsi,.p. uodcr go,
firm Of -lhcon s. P95'rsor., and .asen ,S.
store ana innO-r tieuse lately Cccaiiel by III.
c'sas Hallam, NJ iA- corner of III ani 9Th sir,.elo
and two dours aboss lde Swan Tavern, Offer tai
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09

T1VO BE Rem Ed FEr Ne eHs11iHc Y-ry. Il, :
yslush snd weIl.known Y.9Yys R.N- ard
fi>-7'NI.4lYOJV, inthe County of Nrv Kent,
formerly beIoueingto Mrs. Fravser--on tho ,..;n
road leading from Richmond to Williamsburg, ao,i
IL miles from the former.
This staad, Thyern, is 30 well known, tha; il
IS unnecessary to say any ding u the ma ' adj
vanisges wliich It p s;esses
Possession will be gwen on the Isl DIV of lnn,,arS
next, and it not rented ont before the lof day of
the present NINTH, il viii tnen be set I'm TO tl,s
highest bidder on the premises
For terms, apply 10 Mr.. Furgps1u, living ON the
premises, TO TIE subsc iber, Wing in hi,l,mo,d
BYRD GEORGE.
Ocf. y IA d
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October9.
RrNI..

n co''De'Rert TENEMENT for a small q.
miy, Of single gentlemen, who wish o be T., tired
WE. + MCOI-
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WASHINGTON TiAVIIE57IRN,.

PsNHE Subscriber having leased this wel!-known
: stand, aiiail;ng the Capitol Square, Err IL
year. las Tor some time been po.ed ia nak,g re,airs
ana preparations for the feception ofCrmrany aud ms
rfpecl!i informs tie pubc (and particularly his old
nris) t'ath prepared TO give very extensive accom-
Iundatiun. ~
He pIeigeS hirlsef that he viii keep quiet ordrly
i"',se Gnd 5pH not permit any EHSn sGfi,f therein!
tie give brjv0fe fr Hing fan;e
IN sf1rofe apartments and he afford 70 Rooms and
seqrg'. fee To Thirty Members of die Legislature.
moderate terr.s ~
vided tlI gt,0d Ostlers ~
Those WHO n9y avort TIE sp'eriFr with trir cn,rpan,
tistactiOD. ALLEN iFRNAfn +.
Or,Ohcr Q. dtst
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DOMESTIC.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.
7, ,,,act of a letter from, IN officer OH board
the American squadron. dated
-. s. Frisafe United States,
GIBRALTAR BAY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09

o. The Washington ri is now in the Meditera-
nean--but our two othsr 74s, the lnsepcndence and
Franklin, the former At Boston, the latter 1t Phila
dolphin. are or may he soon equipt for service
The frigaies Guerriere, Constitution, Congress and
Macedonian at Boston, and may be- eguip-ed for
service--excusye Of smaller vessels, the Cy aBe
Hornet, &c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-09
n Coatntrl House,

\ - vi Ln u 800.
And about 200 acres Of Land, within
s miles of Alexandria, will be sold by the
subscriber. The house ,eas formerly oc-
cnpied by himself, and is about one third
OF d mite IRON his present dwelling. The
situation is high and remark ably Healthy,
The house has A rooms, and a kitchen
and pantry, on the lower floor, and four
clsasabers with fire places in the ed sto-
~. 1t was we'll built under the superin-
tendance OF Mr.. Lowering, arespectable
Ehalisb architect, and would make COM
Portable summer retreat for a gentce! ia,
mily, or might be made a valuable Ia
yeru by opening a road through the land.
About one half Of the land is inwood the
residue is capable of being made hand.
some grounds. There is good well and
lpanap In the yard !; and there are several
good springs Oh the land
The terms of ayment viii be one fifth
IN four months |; the residue in four equal
annual payments with interest one half
secured by notes we'll endorsed, aud the
whole by deed oftrust on the land.
Possession may be had immediately.
~. Crunch.
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DaiLT BY 81 sa0WDE ALExANDRIA
WEDNESDA Y, OcroBER 8. 1916.
NIr John b Dabney,

Y(}sT win take notice, that on the 9th
day Of the Circuit centt Of the District
Of Eoiumbia, to be held for the county of
Alexaudria, in November 1916, on as
soon after as counsel can be heard |; I shall
move that court to award judgment a.
gainst yeu IN favor Of The common coun.
Gil &c Alexandria, for the sum of twenty
six dollars and FIVE cents, being the a.
mount Of taxes due on ycnr property on
Wolf-street, in the town Of Alexandria,
tor the years 1904, S, o, !, 8, 81 10,
Ii, IL, is, IA and according 10 the
act Of congress passed the, 25th Februar
AIRY, 1904.
]. ID. sSIMMs,
Attorney for the Common Council
of Alexandria.
May I5---I6 dSm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-09
F,xchange Office, George tOssp'.

yyII,T, give the highest premium tor.
iSraFts at Sight, and Bank Notes, on
40 following places, w. -,
sV1 p ,S New York, Philadelphia BAL
s,s virginia, North Carolina, South
s,a'y and Georgia will also give
.h s highest premium fer Drafts on New
a s,'s Treasury Notes and Specie.
o' All kinds of Western Bank Notes
bought aud sold; p., aer
: anae bought and sold;
Mites. Drafts, and Interest collected
,,l RENTED for small commission.
90 s~7s Persons travelling to any part Of
,hs United States may be supplied wt.a
slGiabls Funds.
,s Please to enquire at my EXCHANGE
and Brokers Office, Bridge street, Gee
- RgmalHs Res q
June1 q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-09
NOTICE.
IOrteber s.

The undersigned having been appaint-
cd AGENT for tie Untieryiters at
LIoyd's. Tor this district the concerned
are therefore cow informed that he is
prepared to act accordingly. A refer
ence to what has been published by the
respective agentsat New York. pailadel
PIMA and Norfolk. will be guidance 70
these interested, in confarnlirg to the
Jules and regulations prescribed tor theif
government: a copy (Which dqcame.'
is to be seen at my oiIiec next doer to the
custom house.
JAMEs P.trTUg.
September a6 3
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-09
Public Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that a'petition
will be presented to the next Legislature
Oftbe Commonwealth of Virginia, to in
corporate company FOR the purpose Of
making canal from the Seneca Falls or
mouth OF Sugar Land Run on the Poto1
mac. in the county of Fairfax, 10 the town
OF Alexandria.
October z
The editor Of the Leesburg Washing
tohian will please insert this times and
forward his account to this Office.