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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-16
Forfy fpe Dollars Rewur1

Y VVt I/vtt4I" Nt1UuTN,
ESOR ii livery 20 M, or Sc urinp them in
j ia'i Sc that ret them again three NEGRO MEN
who el0ped from my plantations Powaian near C;,u,to
on the nights oitfe seventh and teii,l inst TO Hit
HAMPSHIRE, black fellow IS years or aee. Of bad
co'n;eIancc. very polite wleii suoten TO- With sea-. mn lis
leit temple oscaSloicd by kick from hoss-as WIFE AZ
shiai May :, ~ Richmond lie away suit of white
hoie spun clothing. ~
RT, not very blacl near six feet high carried yift
him under clothing rscuecttti; was r4ise,l hv Tens
Harris Pouiatan PURCHASED ofhiu by Thomas TTeNay OF
Manchester, OF whom had him in Dcccmlrr a.t he las
children Petersburg, and Is probably LURKING obs
Manchester or in the neighaorhoo where he was raised,
JHH' yellow eow, of likely appearance, six feet
hr about u years of are has sore on his right lep lie
wears baadage aronndt, which mikes it appear larger
ihau ibe Other he claims wife az John Cohbs IN ,anches
ter ncsr which he will e'ideavDr 10 conceal himself
will give The above reward for ticfn all or ; dolls for
G'her GEO. MARKHAM
F9lrD1ry2o. ss-G,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-16

Cfy If Riclgi1nH, -iI1rch, 7. 1915.
HMHEREAS there Is reason to believe
that the FIRE Which ori ;natel in the Workshop or
Mr. Rcje57 N'h0i. te evening OF tie s'h iisiauf was
the work Of an cei,l wy ID hereby. n rhplfof fhe
cgrporston Of iHis city. Ter q reward of FIVE TIN
DIED DOLLhis for the discovery Of the peFpetrafor1c
SGD ouer % D. pal t0the nfrner upon fhe conviction
Of The itrdef. tex G.. GAAfBf.f.. Aia,o~
N9rc1 p 100 III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-16

Z YIRGIEIA--At rules he'd in fhc
clerks . cc Of the Cicictry District Court y;
liafnshurs, December 7Q 1915.
John Niint aln,or de ,,rn, ofiohn Danri-e p1ir
~, against John Hopkins, cNor. Of John Hon, ms. and
IN. sad John Hopkins, in his own right mn ti9af
The deimlntnot having eitereihi appearance snd ii
zen security according 10 fhe oct Of assembly and e r
OF tis court and appearing by satisfactory evidence tbat
ne IS not An ilabiiant Of this country OIL Ike inatinu Of
The plaintiff by counsel II u Cy05c that the a;l d,,.
dant 90 appear !ert on the riiti day OF tc nt torn . nd
answer ~ P1nud sli. and tIat copy Of this of4i.r be-
iOr"ih inserted ~ some one Oitc newspapers prtisd
~ TIE eyof iicinord, for months sntces,,eI, s,l
posted at Ole front dOur Oi the former Capitol in die ctv Of
Williamsburg. eopy-Iree,
, ED; CfTR1sT1AN. &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-16

TUBI.IC SHE
WTfLL Re SOLD-On The premises, 10 the
w highest bidder, on Monday the isih day of
this mopt,. an improved LOT-lately tie proper
" NJ Nst-snie Qlsrlss dec'd.lying in the town Of
Manchester, opposite Joarson's Ware House, from
ting fifty feet on the Msin-strect, extending back
one hundred and siAty-hve feet; covered in front
with three brick tenements, about ~ feet deep /:
and having two umber-houses, together with an al
OF s 5000.
Terms Of SGle-One fourth cash, and the balance
in months. An indispotsble title will b. given.
JOSEPH Z. HODGSON.
Mareh Q. leo So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-16

Z INTENDING to remove from Rich
mont early in the Spring, have for sale rent or ase
Tor terra Of i've ycars, and Of wiirh possession will ~ in
rethitelY gwen, my DWELLiN Cs-HOUsE. on 5locIos
iih very ad'aniaecOusy situated bgy neor,lc Capifo
SPna1 IA most desirable neighh0rood, AID ot far ON
the Eii'n Street Of the city Of ichmund.
AlaO-Iwo Brick DWELLINC-BCc SEES uita five
m,aer. Lots nl,f tic Federal Spring, la Duyas addition
u The city Of Rciaoud.
IO1'CURE.
FOR SALE,
FIVE SHAHESir The Brooke IurhSi,.. C.on,nopr and
aSd)DLb HDkSt. "a PHTiTON vih s'kqcI Hs1arsg,
and for fortwo years PEW No. "a al,atapf oI, Il,
tuated II the Church Itichnoni H.ll.
WILLIAM MOHCURE.
Fs6ruGjy 90. os-4sl,g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-16

81 Virtue Of a Deed of Trust executed
70 us BY James Walker, bearing date the 2lfh Nov,rn-
DER, lSi2 Tor purposes therein mcdonc-Will BE- Sold
t. ne hgfa ndd r. "a public 'c ~ Jaues p Cocirs sh
Tor ease on Saturday the 3oth iay of Naleh nest Tt
o. LINN containing 80 acrr more orlss ing ON the
water - Hardware rver,in the county of Anar;r all
srI.
S.g.JfITEL I1YER. Sen.
TUCKER COLES.
Ee5rsers7a. oz-fse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-16
TEN DOlJ,ARs HEWAND.

NOR R.7.NDOLPA, belonging to the estate of
! .ohE Fore, decd "A boy of a dark complex
iou with scar near his nose with thick au1 short
uppegiip, ab1ut 10 o. 90 years Of age, hired last
year to Robert Temple, near Ampthil, In Chester.
field comfy, from whom he elopei snme tae last
spri git IS Supposed that the said negro Is la k
ing abut IN the neigLonrhood Of Mr. A. Turpin,
ia p0whaian county, TO whom the faher of the said
boy belongs. fhe above rewarl win be paid, with
AL necessary eIpences 10 any person who will deli
verthe said boyt me, or lodge he1 in ail, 80 tl,at
get han ss'n. JAMES FORE,
Admir- Of john Fore, deed.
February 2. g. 2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-16
LOCHFINE HERRINGS.


ENTITY KEGS GREENOCK lNSPEC-
= ZION, jus, received and for sale, by
a. & ID. INSECT,
Uho hare HGni
IS hlds prime retailing noasses
$500 lbs. cotton yarn, from No. to ~
ooo lbs. seine ~ inc, Of superior quality
A few boxes Lon Ion Mustard, with general as
sortment of HARDWARE.
M1-rh o. IOo-sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-16
4 + a coor, he'd for Ai5emarle County

4 L Cour; held for Ai5emarle County
~ tie sth Bay Of Feb'y. 1916.
Alesander G.rrgt CoHiD0u0. against Mcnan ffn John
Ktlicymd O,it Morris, Tsc.,{y,f,
This day eamc tg complainant bl lis counsel AID tio
degndaif AtAo DI. Ut hasilr cntrrfd hs appearance
ADD given eurity according ihe act or Assembly, and
ie rules OF tfs court .D ituuri TOE t,, stin,, OF
tne eonflunt is 'am H,iH H"i.ls got au i nnt Of
tbs commonwealth on ts nrd1u % tc sad coAu.iaanf.
Is DlyicrcV, Nv ne tDIf timt fhe fad hcan 1L doef
pear her. on 81 iFior. 3D. irs dfaOy 'pJue Icsi. Odd
answer tc hill ~ Tie said con gaitHit, aLd ihat
copy Of ibis order b. ffG,siih 'r..ri.d -, sp,e
nessrop.r Published in fie city of N,hnond for tro
martins suec sdyeiy nd tlai artr cnrJ b. pct vt the
Goni door o'cs c5ug hourc fthis county, fr the same
icsi.iA Of tine. a copy-Icfsc,
FcjgNnry28 p7-vsv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-16

NOTICE.
1 LII persons having claims against the
"a Esmte Of Fr1ncf Howard ap g? IBIS c;ty. decaseA
are -ftuetsj 70 prvssn, yn, without delay 20 t -uscri
br, properly auth ucattd, w order hst dsributir Of
The as1tf may e nade, according De extent aid d
q Of he cnins.
TAOsIAs .. HOWARD. aoioior. Of
Francis Hazard, dec.
ysc-sE = gS-g1g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-16

Nfarrhp.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-10
TOBACCO
LAND for Sale.


A TRACT or parcel of LAND, con-
IA tanning between tive and three hum
dred acres, Oh the north side of Deco
quan, in Fairfax couaty, about S miles
west of 0ccoquan mills--it is we'll wa
tered with never failing springs, it is al
so well hmbered, and the great quanti-
ty Of froo timber on it renders it the
more valuable to any person in the coop
ering line. This laad is of the middle
soil, and produces IN, wheat, or any
other grain tolerable well--there is aboIt
100 acres cleared and under gced fence.
The improvements are log dwelling
house aud other out-houses, and good
apnle orchard Of about 60 trees. Any
person inciiaing to purchase can view
the premises AID know the terms by APP
pi,fag to the subscriber who ives near
the premises, or Henry s. Hqiley. Jun
at 0eceaaan mills, or JOHN Il. Haley
near Fairfax court hoNse.
I'aomes GosSom.
= auril IS ont
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-10
Doctor DarTah,
cTJBGEOE DENTIST,

Respectfully informs the Ladies and
|Gentlemen al Alexandria, that ne mas
taken 4 room in Mr.. S'eashsr's house,
in Kinr-street, where he will be happy
~ wait on them in the line of bis pro,
lession. He inserts the best OF Enamel
Teeth from one to a whole sett, on the
most improved plan, without pain IN the =,
pperation-he cleans and meads ieeth
with Silver or Gold, to be as sound ana
as nseful asNever they were--he extracts
Teeth, Roots and stumps without lnJu.
ry to the gums. g.
He has the best Of Tooth Powder FOR
keeping the teeth and gums agreeable:
Nav 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-10
Public Sale.
March Is


! In pursuance of two several DEGREES
pronounced by the county court oil fai..
fax, sitting as court of chanceiy IN sm'
therein with William and "a.
muel Simmons, complainants, and kilza-
beth Piumpet, defendant,
The subscribers, two OF the cor1a1iS'
sioners therein named, on Monday The Sd
of June next, at 1lo'cIock will proceed to
sell at public auction on the premises, on
a credit of six months, certain lot OF
land situated. lying and being In the sad
county Of Fairfax, on the north side of
the Little River Turnpike Road, near
the town OF Alexandria, and immediate
" opposite the Cameron Mills, being the
lot of which Elizabeth Simmons, late OF
said county died seized. The purchaser
to give bond and security to satisfaction
of the commissioners.
Thomas Wilson,
Samuel Summers,
Commissioners.
Fairfax. Nav S cots
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-10
FROM FRENCH PAPERS.
PARIS. March ii.

PARIS, March IA.
The Emperor of Austria has ordered
a levy throughout Croatia and Dalmatis
10 form several regiments, tie total force
Of which will be 1000 men.
Two institutes are to be established IN
the kingdom of the Low country; one al
Amsterdam, to be called the Eortherr
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-10

TINDER the authority of decree
d Of The superior court of chancery
held at Fredericksburg, in the case OF
Giles FitzhGgh asainstAndrew Scholieid
and Jonathan Scholfield, tbs subscribers
will offer at public sale for cash on satsr-
day the 25th inst. at Gooding's tavern On
the Little River turnpike road-so much
Of Tract of Land conveyed by the SAID
Giles Fitzkush to the said ASH. Schol-
field, as viii be sufficient to satisfy the
sum Of 8 1855 20, and the expenses OF
sale. Tie Land proposed to be sold, is
part Of the well known tract called Ra-
sensworth situated on both sides OF Ac-
cotins Run, and affords some valuable 81
tuations for mills and manufactures.
Richard u. Henderson, com,r.
RI Iaytor,
May 4 cots.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-10
Take Netice,

That it's particularly requested that
chose 6ersons indebted 20 the late firm OF
Wit ers and Herbert, should come for
ward and make immediate payment, as
the subscriber is extremely anxious to
pay OF what may be due by said hrn
and close tae. business all reasonable
Indulgence having been given.
lam to be found at the house OF John
) yVithers and CO.. opposite the Mocha.
nics' Bank Of Alexandria. Should ! be
absent at any time, Mr.. John Wasting
40N. E~iog at said house, or Mr.. c.. Gil
pin, living with Messleprs arlihth and
Erswner, WI attend in my stead and
sign in my name receipts for any money
paid on such accounts, they being here
hy authoriseaso to do.
Gaze Hiiillers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-10
lanCi, Tor Sale.

~rvHE subscriber wishes to sell a tract
a Of Land in Fairfax county con
tanning $50 acres. From actual expert
mentss it is found to be well adapted tt
clover and plaster. very inconsidera'
BILE quantity of which will make it supe,,
r;or land; as at present the greater part
i really fertile. The situation of the
pronerty is desirable, being about one
onarter of a mile from the stage road
leading from Alexandria to 0ccoquan,
and MOI farther from MIR. JaRney's mill,
aud accotipck creek, through which
channel tho purchaser may convey ms
produce to any market lying upon the
sea board Persons anxious to purchase
may be shewn the land BY Mr.. heash
living on the premises.
John vi. M'Car's.
3 March Is tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-10
The Subscribers
Bank of Potomac.

,Nag s. 1916.
MTOTICE is hereby given the Stock
"a holders of the Bank Of Potomac
that a dividend of four per cent. for The
last six months has been declared. and
will be paid them or their representa-
tiyes on "Wednesday next the 9Th inst.
BY order OF the board,
C. PAGE, Cashier.
Nav 4 eoaw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-10
Wanted to Purchase,

Stock Of the Chartered Banks IN this
Gown. Apply at the Office of the Column
ban insurance Company--between the
hours of IL and o'clock.
Nav Q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-10
TRIAL OF GENERAL DhsI'

Sitting Of March So Lob
Tie court assembled at 9Gs "a % D
and tie audience berg snielreu "
erye profound sileaes, the az
introduced, . Iopg 9,
The Judge marsh11i r "a oosonoluftt,%!
eloquent address,, vhsell ne ev s"Jdace','
deserving that the e' eehs. :, 50 ss'
support d tSs groses4t0n w.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-10
Mayo
For Sale or Hire,

A Blacksmith, who has commanded a
forge for 5 or s years. lie is a young
man OF great bodily strength. aud good
dispositions. viii not sell him out OF
the state of Maryland. Persons willing
70 purchase or hire viii apply to
Frederick ID. Stone,
Port Tobacco. Maryland.
May 8 eo6wi
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-10
For Richmond,

49, The schooner Jane, lere'
* 81 ~ miah Creig hton, master =
81. 81 ss viii sail on the 10th instant
ss-s<zS For freight or passage, ap-
rly to the master en- boardas Ramsay,s
wharf.
Nav gg UT
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-10
Mandatory Of Wool-cardlns
Machines.

yHsHE subscriber respectfully informs
i the public that he has established
Is manuiactory of Wool Carding Nh
cai,leng on Carriers Ran, one and a halt
|miles from Salem, Fauquier county. Va
where he is prepared TO execute any or
ssers in that line of business at the short
est notice and in the best manner.
Coleman Showers.
May 7 2aw4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-10

On the ooth lie reinar ri COW - ge
war 9. the 18Th military q lt ,n',ts,.t,.
mes, afIer having been N e Z, 5 u d
from u o,elock al Noon, nm = ~;
evening, pas e.i sentence o. dsa =, IL
Iiieut. general 1lavct Tor fhe cI .;;4+;,s1,. 4
ibeiiion, and enc1u,aging NE cl .r.tc
aim against the legitimate AZ '"O''
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-10
Public Sale.

By Griffith and Brarnsr.
On FRIDAY afternoon. tenth INSTANT,
at three o'clock, viii be solo, yl,neu!
reserve. to clesc concern, iarSe
assortment of Goods,
Consisting of
AyAMBRIC Musiins
"a Callicoes, giaghams
Shirting cambrIcs
German linens, Vestings
Madras handkerchicss
Italian silks g
Dimaies and Jeans
Fancy mussins, shawis
Domestic ginghams
Cotton balls
Cloths and cassimeres
Buttons, etc. etc.
Gr The above Goods will DO SOLD cf
liberal terms.
MAY 3
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-10
Public Sale of Lands.

Fairfax, Nav S
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-10

LOUIS XII, playing ore day at shut
tle-cock, with enc Of the ladies' beiofs-
ing to the court: the shuttlecock chanc.
ed to light in her bosom. She desired
ais majesty 10 come and take it out him
self. But what did this paragon ofchas-
tity To avoid the snare hat was laid
for his virtue, he reached the Tones from
the chimney, and with the aid Of cold
iron, quenched a rising fame.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-29
NEW PORT.
WED NRSDAY, My 90. 1916

EElract II a nHe, from gentleman al De-
roit, dated .H1trH g..
"Dn The 10th instant, Colonel James, the
British ornmandsnt, was arrested In this
territory, at the suit of Captain M'Donnell.-
He has given bail, General M'Como and Mr.
William M'Comb, in the sum ot 1000 dol
lars, TO take his trial at tho Supreme Court,
in next September term. The suit is
brought for defamation Of character. IL will
be recollecied that Colonel James handcoffed
and imprisoned Captain M'Donneli last sum
mer, for having become a naturalized cit'zen
of the United States, and for having taken an
active part in the late war, thereby violsang
his ferhefuai aHegienee TO lis Nojesty's gop-
ernment. After Captain M'Donnell made
his escape, he lay three days and nights in
the woods, and Colonel James, with all his
disposable force, including 500 Indians, in
search Of him, and a reward Of 500 dollars to
be given 10 the first Indian that would take
his scalp. The Coloners disappointment was
SO great at the escape oF his victim, that 1t
appears he has undertaken TO dcfamc the
character Of Captain M'Donnell, with the
view, as il is supposed, OF prejudicing him IN
the eyes Of the American people, inasmuch
as haviog accused him of the crime OF mur-
der, for which Cap,ain M'Donncll brings his
suit. 1t appears that the Colonel came over
on an invitation TO dine with General MComb; !;
and as soon as he touched the shore was ar
rested. The General was greatly mortified
at the occurrence happening upon such an
occasion. Captsin M'Donnell was equally
so, on account of the Generals unpleassn! ieel-
ings but it appears that Colonel James
would not come 10 the American side upon
any other occasion, and Captain nj M'Donnel,
thought that the injury he received Jusuhed q
the proceeding. The above account OF Col
onel James conduct, was the most prominent
transaction in his career, since he became our
neighbour, towards Americans--al,hough 1t
appears to be entirely omitted in a puhlica.
,ion inserted in the Buffalo Gazette OF last
September, by some pretended patriot, VINO
undertook to give minute detail OF the Col
oneps conduct"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-29

For the con.ipgen, expenses Of intercourse
between the United States and foreign ma
lions, fifty thousand dollars.
For the expences necessary during the
present year for carrying into ehect the
fourth, sixth and seventh articles oil the uea-
~ of peace concluded with his Bri,soc ma
ies,y az Client, on the tweniyiourth oil De-
Gambler, one thousand eight hundred and
fourteen including the compensation OF The
commissioners appointed under those artic.
les, twenty three thousand three hundred and
thirty two dollars.
For the salaries Of The agents oil claims on
account of captures, at London, Paris, and
Cooenhagcu, at two thousand dollars each,
six thousand dollars.
For replacing tho sum OF twenty 1--WE thou
sand dollars, heretofore appropriated and car
r,cd 10 the surplus fund in the year one
thousand eight hundred and fifteen, for OBJ
lots in relation to the intercourse with the
Barbary states, twenty five thousand dollars.
For making good deficiency in the APP
preparation of last year for tho intercourse
with foreign nations, arising from the dii'
ference in transmitting the money to Europe,
and in the drafts OF ministers and agents
there upon bapkers, and 10 meet similar ex-
pcnses the present year,hity lhoussnd dollars
To replace the sum OF two thousand dol
lars, being part Of an appropriation oi iye
thousand dollars, appropriated by an ac, OF
the third Of March, one Thousand eight hun
dred and eleven. TO discharge claims on ac-
count Of dcpredations committed by the os-.
age Indians, snd since carried 10 the surplus
fund, two thousand dollars.
For the expenses Of intercourse with the
Barbary powers, forty seven thousand dollars.
For the reliele of distressed American sea-
men for the preset year, and to make gooc a
deficiency in the preceding year, tily thou
sand dollars.
sec. Q. ind be i: further enacted, That the
several appropriations herein before made,
shall be paid ard discharged out OF the fund
Of six hundred thousand dollars, reserved oy
the act making provision for the debt oi the
United States, and out of any moneys ~ lhs
treasury not otherwise appropriated.
April 80, 18i6.--.9Pprored,
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-29

Manufacturing Erhediior.--At Richard
Rrowo's wooien factory, Holidays Cove, Va.
four miles from Steubensille, the wool was
shovn from sheep in the morning, washed,
csrded, spun intoyarn Of 8 cuts TO the pound,
wove, dried, fulied, dried, shorn, and made in
to coat aud worn. all in the space of % hours.
Wha, think ye Of this l-Hesh Rrrold
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-29
coMBIAATIo.N or KINGS.

Ere the FederaHve System of Bonaparto
was broken TO pieces, 1t was compared 10 thS
image which Nebuchadnezzar beheld IN HE
vission--made OF so many dlscordsht maieri-
ais, and so lily put together, 'ha' slight
blow was suffc lent to PROSTATE II. Napole-
on's system, indeed, stood many severe
shock /; bni when the tide once set strenuous
ly against him, his system feel 10 pieces OF
itself. The Bsvarian, the Write ube,ger, the
Dutch, the Swede, and the lta'isn, deserted
their stations, and the imngc 'umbied with
shock which convulscd the world.
The combination, which at this moment
exists, among the crowns Of Europe, 10 prop
the to,tcring Bourbon on his throne, end
keep the peace ri he surrounding states seems
10 be made Of more discofdant materials,
more wre,chedy put together, than the one
which it has overtbrown. How many rival
ries and jcalousics, how many ambitious
plots, how many biask suspicious, are com.
pressed together a
Austria and Bavaria are associated--who,
bur few days ago, were ready 'oeui each
o,hcr's throa,s for a slip of territory.
Russia is united with states, who were
lately so jealous Of her power as even to
form ,realyof guarantee for their indiyld.
uai protection.
The French. discontinued, and ready to
draw tue sword,7 not only against their for
eign allies, bu, against each other And
Lord Wellington obliged to interfere be.
tween the Kings minister and the deputies
of The people.
80 many combus,ibles are heaped togeth-
er, is any thing wanting, but o spark, 10 throw
them into flame > Engniror.
-oo-
S1ieide.-Tbe Petersburg (va.) Republi.
can OF May l4, states that on the 7th the
body OF man was found in the woods about
~ miles from thai place, near the road
leading to Richmond; the man was abou,
teet inches high. He was shot in tho groin
and pistol was lying between bis legs Ha
had on an elegant pair of gilt spurs. and from
other appearances had been an Office Of ar.
lliery. On examining his pockets, there
was found poke, book Of red morocco,
with the letters E. II, stamrt on it, with
small piece paper in il, on which was writ
ten" that no one may be suspected of hav-
,ng murdered me, do certify, ,ha, have
siiied myself on account Of unrc,urned love"
On another piece Of paper was wri,,cn--"
Elizabeth, it thought you would even pity
me, would die contented. will be
an inqsest over the body, as soon as the cor
oner Can procure sufficient humber of men
to form jury.
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any nature or kind whatever, 10 toe said see-
retary and clerk, shall be, and the same
is hereby repealed
Sec. g. .dnd be if further enacted, Thai
there shall be allowed to the principal and
engroslng clerks of the Senate snd oil the
House of Rep presen,atives, an addition oil
twenty per centum on the compensa''ons 10
which they are at present entitled by law.
This act shall take effect snd continue In
force for two years from and after the first OF
January, one thousand eight hundred and
sixteen.
April SO, isls-APpRovED.
JAMES MADISON.