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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05

SPRING GOODS.
YENhb Subscribers expect to receive in day o.
& to by the Indian Chief from Losdon---
Superine London Cloths and Cassmeres, Toll
nets and Cuttings, Fancy Muslias for ladies' dres.
ses, PRINTED Biae, 3uifand Indian striped Dinites.
Furniture de-. Cotton, and Linen and Cotton 1yke,
York striped Nankeens, Balloon Bombazeties assor-
ted colours, Laiies' Cotton Hos. aud Six Gloves.
Mems snd Children's Cotton Hose, do Brown and
bait lose, Huct. AMI York Tan, Gloves Sc iag silk
Doimon aud Wakey's hest London Has Britannia
Table aud Fea Spoons, Common do. Cloth, Tooth
and Shaving Biushes, Seine and Shop Twine, so
Cssks Sd. Nails h-t points. s Casks 1Od do .ondou
Porter, White Lead, Spanish Brown, SC.
They have on hand, Irish Linens and Sheetinas
Cafnbrio ard ,iacon,u hiusn, Light and DARK
ground coOurer Prints snd an assortment of Jlard-
rare art CNftcry-Al Of Which they Offer ior sale
On accommodating terms.
SUTHERLAND COLQUuOUN * Co.
.Inne !. 7-y
SPLBNDID CURTAINS
4 USF received, aud fare, ais at John Wood's
~ aueuoa Rooms, hands ING variety cfsplerdia
MORGAN Curtains, Elafc in the most modern style.
Also, best curlcd aair mattresses.
June {. Ut
NOTICE.
7S7iiE Subscribers T. the Richmond Dock Com.
z pany ere requested 60 meet a. the Beil-Tay-
eru, in Ibis City On Thursday, the 9th day % JuAe
next, 81 10 o'soct, tor lac purpose q appointing
Directors. JOHN ADAMS, Chairmap.
OaRls PANE, Secretary.
SALT PEfRI
~ Wednesday, 5tl juno, WILDE sold, at auc-
z Z ion, 1911 hsei frsi qualify Fast India Com.
peny Crude Sait-Pstrc.
Terms viii sc liberal, and made known at time
ni safe.
T. MoNTMoeLNS s. MOSES.
Philadelphia, Juae 1. TT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05
CORN FOR SALE.

q HAVE from $50 to 500 barrels Of corn fors.le
4 at jude's Ferry, on James River My manage
er, Mr. lsOwleit authO is.d sell To- i've dollars
a barrel. JOSEPH TRENT
hIohmOnn. NOV ~. ca
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RRMoY1L.

REMOYfL.
80 T.. SHELTON & Go. have removed
% on fae Narset.Drs... lrst door below chas. va
2 sfp T. --, Nag - q--3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05

2 , UN-AWAY from the subscriber, ON the 6th
= 9 Nay inst negro man named MAJOR for
u the property Of VIM Cooper OF + .oaisa conn
t., who purchased him from r ward CLEVER OF
Gloucester; he IS in heigh, about feet 10 inches.
and has large eyes. HE hei on suit of mkt do.
rnestic cloth IL is believed he is lurking about
Gloucester, where he has wife and family Who
will deliver the sad man to NE in Pogbatan or
secure him in any Jail so that get him again, Shall
receive q reward oftwenty-ive dollars; should hs
be delivered ia Poahatan at my house. viii way al
reasonable expenses.
AARON HASKINS.
MAY 90. 6-Gf,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05

THEFT!
4 IN the night of al 26h inst. the stable
Of tic subscriber was broken oci and HORSE SrO-
Lena n2rN lay, o years old, ahout feet inches
hsh' l9g tail hanging mane and little marked by the.
gear draws Wen % nrness Z moyeswen put trot
very -eiabi 10 pace lis back somewhat III.
Jared by the saddle upon his shoulders.
reward OF twenty dollars viii he given Cor The horse and
double the amount for Tie Thief.
rios. CROUCH.
n. Is. He has three white feet, snip and star.
Anril IS IIO-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-05

We have been favored wi hc so!lowug entertaining ex
tract efa ieter from An oaiser to ms friend.
Ln,h..l Z ;el mn ror,-r,,n
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-25

From what has passed in the House
Of Representatives, it appears probable
as far as depends on the. vote of that
House, that the double duties will be
continued until the 3Oth June next af-
Ter which day, il a new tariff shall net
have been enacted, an addition of AZ
ser cent. on the old rate Of duties
will exist until the new tariff shall 90
INTO operation. 1t appears probable, al
50, that the salt tax will be indefinitely
continued. So much extraneous matter
nters into the debate on these subjects.
aat their decision is delayed longer
ian could have been anticipated.
The Treaty Question is yet before
ne House; the bill from the Senate on
ais subject being referred to commit
ee of the whole in the House Of Repre-
,entatiyes.-.Nationat Lntelligencer.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-25

privilege It is net ny intention TO der.
to the authorities of the land their just
and equal rights, but when We discover
b cleud in the political horizon SO full Of
danger to us an, it is our bounden duty
to endeav0r to scatter it.
It's not the amount of the tax which
calls forth my resentment, which WOULD
Tor a moment trouble my mind bat il
is the sacred principle Of resisting op-
preston. It's in advocating that sub
lime doctrine which severed Great Bri-
tain from these states, that l now write
It is contending for no less than this So
lid truth, that taration and representa-
lion are forersr united.
A CITIZEN.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-25
Public Sale.


ON Thursday the 18th day of Feb. next
!: will be sold at public auction on the
premises, the following property be-
longing to the estate of Rich'd. Weight
man, deceased.
A lot of ground with the I'm
provements thereon, situate on the east
side of Fairfax street, between Princess
and Queen streets in the town OF Alex
andria, fronting on Fairfax street st
feet E inches.
ALSO,
A lot of ground with the I'M
movemeuts thereon, situate on the south
side of Prince street, ard east of Fairfax
street, SO feet 10 inches front on Prince
street, and SO feet inches deep.
ALSO,
A lot Of ground with the i'm
provements thereon, situate at the inter
section of Princess and Fairfax streets.
extending IS feet on Princess, and l54
teet on Fairfax streets.
ALSO,
Another lot Of ground hand
somely improved, situate at West End
the property of Mr.. John Long
den. and containing one acre and three
quarters of an acre. Terms made known
at the time and place of sale.
4. C. Weightman.
dec cot
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-25
Loudoun Land for Sale
U WILL dispose of the tract of Land
4 on which / now re, side. 1T contains
$50 Acres,

Three hundred Of which are handsome
" timbered, lOO'is in wheat "a. q inc re
sidue in clsver-It produces from ' ~; !. -
ten barrels of corn to the acre. aRo % a
we'll adapted to the use of clover ~
plaster as any land in the county. There
is on it two story brick house, 4S feet
long, and 2S feet wide, with eight con-
venient rooms it has most of the neces-
sary out buildings. This land is situated
on the river Potomac and is abeut eight
miles below Leesburg, Is frem George
own and so from Alexandria. Whear
may be taken from the farm to the Sc
neca Mill, for less than one cent per
bushel, where it will command within a
few cents of the Georgetown and Alex
andria prices-The land will be shewn
by the subscriber, or in his absence by
Michael Keogly.
EDGAR M'CARTY.
Dec. IN 2aw2m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-25
Public Sale.

Will be sold at Public Auction, on Thurs
- day the 10th day OF February next, at
Twins wharf,
One half Of the schooner
JAMES, sf Alexandria, her tackle and
apparel, burthen 81 19-s5ths tons, in
complete order, for the benefit of whom
it may concern.
Adams, Herbert and Co.
Jan "a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-25
Charleston. Jan. l6.


Arrived, brig Merchant, of Kennebunk
Burnham, Aux Cages "a days. No
news of Importance; all hostilities be-
tween Cbristophe and Potion had ceased,
and good order was restored. Markets
at Aux Cayes22d December, dull for all
kinds of Americah produce, and island
produce high. List of American vessels
left there-brigs Juno, Bunch, OF Balti-
more; Phoenix, Written, OF kennebunk,
to sail in 10 days; Traveller, Gilpat=
rick. of do, cargo not sold !; schrs. Dash,
Andrews, of n. Y; Eliza, Scabury, OF
Norfolk; Little Charles. Sharp, OF N.
Y. sailed in company, bound to St. Tho
mas; President, Woodbury., OF Bever-
~, discharging. At. Jacauemel, brig
Concord, Burnham, Of Kennebunk. At
Aquin. brig Dion, Gooch, of Kennebunk.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-25
FAIL OF CARrHAGENA {

By the British brig Unicorn, capt. Pol
lock, arrived this morning, in "a days
from Kingston, jam we received re,
sular file of papers to the alst ult.
These contain report OF the fall of Car
thagsna, into the hands of MsriiIO, the
Kings General, by capitulation! FhisTe-
port, however,. would not excite the
least pprehension in the minds of the
friends of liberty. were it not corrobo-
lated by the captain and passengers in
the Unicorn, who informed US, that two
days after sailing, they spoke schooner
in 9 days from Carthagena, filled with
women and others. in state of star
alton, and supplied them, but did
not enquire particularly as to the
tate of that city. 1--WE or three days
aftar, however, off the Grand Com
maud, was boarded by boat, who
stated that brig had arrived at that
is and, filed with people from Cartha-
gena, flying from starvation. That the
city, impeled by the want Of provisions,
had capitulated and that famine seemed
likely to destroy its wretched inhabitants.
The large and rich city of Carthasena,
according to these accounts. fell into tue
hands of its enemies, on the 9th Of last
month. Charleston EU. Pest. :.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-25
Land for Sale.
$50 Acres,

In the county of Fairfax, four miles from
George-Tewn and Washington City,
and ten frem Alexandria, thro' which
the contemplated turnpike road from
George Town to Leesbarg passes.
Ut is bounded more than mile by the
Potomac, on which lies so or 60 acres
of rich bottom and about 500 acres OF fine
timber, dwelling house with 4 rooms,
a large barn and few out buildings
This land was originally of the first qua-
lity, and experience has proven it to be
perfectly susceptible OF improvement by
the use Of gypsum.
A Mill Seat,
To which any part OF the above land may
be attached, and from which flour may
be water,borne to George clown. As the
water will be taken from the Potomac, it
will be capable of driving all the year any
machinery that may be erected: the ex-
pense i'll conveying the water to the wheel
will be less than in ordinary eases, and
Ia trip day may be made by the boats
navigating the river.
$40 ores,
In the county of Loudoun, 8 miles below
Leesburg. lying ON Broad Run-290 a.
cres are heavily timbered, the balance is
fresh land and produces we'll.
Mr.. Matthias, of Leesburg, or Mr..
LudUell Lee, OF Belmont, will shew the
land and make known the terms of sale.
The whole of the above property will be-
sold on a long credit (if required) WITH.
Interest from the date.
Richard H. Love.
Rokeby, August II. o.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-25
Southern Money wanted.

a Will give the highest premium for
"A drafts and bank notes of the follow
ing kinds, viz. On Georgia. South-Caro-
lima, North Carolina, Virginia, Boston,
New York and Philadelphia also trea-
sury notes and specie. Persons remit
ting or travelling TO any part of the Unit
ed States, MAJ be supplied with funds
70 suit them. All kinds OF stocks and
bills of exchange, bought and sold.-
Notes and drafts collected and RENTED.
All kinds of western bank notes bought !.
and sold. Enquire at nay exchange and
,roker's Office, Bridge street, Georges
town.
Rom M Riggs.
Georgetown, Jan 80 a.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-25
Waskinston Oitu. Jan. 81

Washington city, JaH. ~
II Peterson, bis Danish Majesty's
minister to the United States, has arpiv-
ed in this city. All the Ministers of To-
reign powers. new resident in the Uni
tea States, are at present at the seat of
:overnment.
John N, Forbes, Of New York, late
Consul at HamburgA, isappointed Ameri-
can Consul General to the Kingdom Of
Denmark, to the Duchy Of Mecklenburg
schwerin, and Consul to the ports of
otralsund and Stettin, in Prussia.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-25

Departed this life, lately in England .
BOUCHER NIeZoLs. l.. 1. ID.
Dean Of Middeham and Rector Of Sto-
neh Stanton. in the county of Leicester.
This gentleman was upwards OF hall
a century zealeus and faithful ministet
Of the Gospel of Christ. Like his Di
vine Maste1>. he went about doing good ;
feeding the hungry, clothing the naked,
and instracting the ignorant. More
mindful Of his duty than of temporal
gain, he boldly reproved vice wherever
he met it, and by attacking it In the per-
son of his Ducaf patron, .courted the loss
Of that influence which had been pledg-
ed to procure him the Episcopal dignity
His one desire vas, to finish his course
with ioy, and to obtain the appreciation
of his Lord and Master. Death found
him therefore prepared, and expecting
his approach. Willie faithfully dis
charging the functions of his sacred I,
ice, and the various relative duties OF
life. he receised the summons. WHICH
after sickness of tn ee days, translated
him, in the 74th year of his age, to. his
reward on high.
$ Blessed are they who die in the
Lord they rest from their labours and
their works do follow them"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-25
ALEXANDRIA.
rTUgsDAr, JAsvARs 3.

6. Mpjssty. has recalled the
anS..s.dor N. ssrrA'-isr, d
frn'' ,;e,,I notice has been given to
y c.,cstary Ofthe late French lie
~ IN renain as Charge d'Affaires,
vrb''' Ambassador is appointed,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-25
January 2
A lot of Ground for Sale,

n L-UI OF OTOU1lu IUT SdIt,
Fronting 81 feet on Fairfax-street and
the same number of feet on Royal-street,
and running from the one street 246
feet 10 inches, to the other the above
width. being parts of lots No. % and
"a, on the plan of Alexandria. On the
said ground there is great abundance Of
excellent building sand.
The above lot is the property of the
heir of Duncan McNiven, alias Niven
deceased, late of Alexandra. For terms
apply to Mr.. .4ndreao JamiesSn.
January 18. 2aw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-25
WOOD FOR SALE.

gNHIS is to inform the citizens OF
Alexandria, that | have two loads
of Wood, just arrived, and intend keep
ing constant supply on my wharf at the
lower end of Queen street.
sindrc7o Bartle.
Jan 25 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-25
FISHERY.

TITO rent, tie excellent Herring Fish
cry called c>ooPer's Point, on the
Maryland shore, two miles below the,
town of Alexandria.
For terms apply 10 the subscriber liv-
'ng near the premises.
II. P. Daikgerfeld.
Jan 8 9awGm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-25

A quantity Of Cork " God
foraSeines,
A few quarter casks Teneriffee WINE
to close sales,
Madeira Wine in pipes, hhds. and quar-
ter casks of superior quality from
the respectable houses Of Gordon,
Duff, Inglis &sCo. and Scott, Lough-
nam, Penfold and Co.
Steel in bundles and tubs,
An assortment of paints,
For sale by
ROBERT PATTON, jr.
ian 25 1aw4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-25
Land for Sale.


nURSUANT to deed of trust from
George Adams to the subscribers,
given for the purpose of securing debt
due the Rev. Jeremiah Moore, deceased
assignee Of George w. Hunter'sl will
be sold to the highest bidder for ready
money, at Fairfax courthouse, on the
first day Of February next,-if fair, if not
the next fair day--a Tract of Land,
containing 500 acres, lying near Centre
Vile.
John Moore,
AS. Moore,
TrusteSs.
Fairfax, Jan. 5 1aw3w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-25
Apprentice wanted.

VIZ NTED to attend in a Grocer
w Store, Lad from Is to II
years Of age. One from the countr,
would be preferred.
Apply to the Printer.
Jan 90 colin
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-25
Jan 25
Sugars and Molasses,

In hhds. tierces and barrels, of the
FIRST quality, for sale on reasonable
terms, by
John G. Ladd g Co.
Ton OK
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-25
Notice.

NJ E, the subscribers, having formed
Wv a connection in trade, the BUSH
ness in future will be conducted under
the firm of Anderson and Haines.
James Anderson,
Daniel Haines. =.
All persons having claims against
James Anderson, are requested to cali
for payment; and all those indebted 20
him, or Anderson and Mutt, are hereby
notified, that they must call and pay
their respective accounts, as no further
will be given. Z
James Anderson.
Jan 6 osw
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Fairfax, Jan. $
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Rokeby, August II.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-20
70 tie Editors Of lie National .n1ciH-
Yencer.
REalEDY FOR SCARCITY

Ge"ffemen-As the present scarcity
q gain produces serious dlstsess a.
mons the poorer class OF people; and
''hat Is almost IS painful, much greater
want, amcng the DONE este animals, j,
becomes an object of greal ImportaDc 2
TO diminIsh the consumption. and 10
increase the nutrimen, Of that consum
cd. proper attention TO the subject
most certainly will reduce the use of
gram TO one half OF the present quanti-
~; and 1t behooYes every man ia good
circumstances TO attend 10 il, ~ order
that there may DC more for market. II
e,evy one VIII seriously carry into o.
pcratioD the plan have to propose for
.eeding, the price OF grain will in a
lew days be SO reduced, that their good
effects will be quickly felt {; the poor
Will be supplied on moderate term, /:
MALT starved cows and horses, will pass
d comfortable winter: and some Of The
vile sharpers specializing in articles OF
Inc first necessity, viii be disappointed
~ their project Of fatteniug on the
spots OF the needy,
4 most important point is, 10 suffer
40 animal to eat grain in its natural
state. II shpuldp all go through the
hands oil the miller md he cook. Tn.
lite OF the grain rosists the action of
tue stomach so long, tina, it passes inlo
Inc bowels before bali decomposeG !;
aud iron thsnce, 10 lie copdilion is
expelled. Three qIsEs OF oa.s or
corn, ground Gasj viii yJeid morenoar-
.f'iImeui ,hahtbfee g@lluns not ground.
,ois IL golr SHY believed by waggou-
trs, who iced their horses on rye
neal called chop. The grinding o!
is and corn is Just as.bsueiicials IS that
Of rye. Aud, of as much importance
as griadingSris the boiling the n,
@lIH water, 50 as TO make 10 raush
THIS muSh m'XS%. up with hay Oh
cH' straw VII in day or Two be pre-
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~ TO AMOR. PArn1S,

The Circumstance OF two wTlters ap-
pearing in THIS paper under The same
signature, convinces US Of an inpropri
ETY. which did not STRIKE Us at the time
our no. saving any oil your numbers on
hand, nor for some time'before, IL es-
capped our attention. we have therefore
th9ugnt prsper 70 change the signature
u7lder which y01 write, TO that OF s. a
5udon FreehoIder"-as we have let.
Ter from the same source from which We
received the political death Of Mr. Bslly,
and mag probably save to give h!ni Z
bearing, which Of course would have
TO appear under the same signature, and
create still further confusion. The ar
ticlc IN question was put iaio the hands
6. 1ae Gdltors in I.cesbalg who for
warded It to ibis Office, where the COM
posltor very naturally put No to At,
sBpposing it to he a continuation o.
your nrm5ers The mistake was OBJ
served soon after, but not thought oi
sufficient Importance 10 be noticed pub
hcty, as we had 90 idea that there was
any particular motive in using your
name till we received your letter, ara
supposed 1t 10 be the &c juil OF Lacey OF
accident.
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Public Sale.

On TUESDAY next,
Will be fold at the Vendue fore, corner OK
Prince and Water freets,
ID packages of British and India
DRY GOODS,
Among whichar
IS pieces fuperfin: corded and figured
cambrics
81 do lcno aud null null mullins
Il ITO ~ jaconctt cravats
40 do white Cambria pocket hdkfs
10 do 49, and 4 buff and chiptz,
ihawls
so do cotton, flag and Madras hdkfs
10 do long lawn
fine Iriih linens
II do fancy veitngs fuitable for the
IL do twilled bombazetts Cfeafon
10 do fattin 90 of va ious Colors
calicoes
10 do light friped ginghams
10 d. fuper blue, black and brown
broadcloths
80 do lecond do
10 do idperfne cailimercs
10 do Auihings
II do red Haunels
so do g,rrahs
10 do cambrcs
40 doa en'men beaver gloves
so do Cotton hofe
20 do yarn ftockings
so do India coverets, &c. &c.
p. G. MARS1 ELLER.
December 40.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-20
NGRAriTUDE OF REPUBLICS


II lsthe cant OF courtiers. all over the
""' Id, That Refu5fcs axe ungratelul--
let the scene which is now exhibited in
Hichmond pct the lie upon this calurr
ny,
pass over the swords and medals.
n" freedom of corporations and tn,
hanks o. Legislatures, which hAvs
zen 50 eagerly voted 10 the heroes OF
The idtc war.--My business is not with
IA past times, but with the present mo
men. Ami what do we see It.! Nearly
two years after The war, these service s.
ar sail fresh iii our recollection, an,
cur lips are still eager TO acknowledge
their value.
But three days have past, " hen Jane =
Prrstou Is mace the c ief Magistrate Of
Vi;sinia-Ile had as yet received no
nuti'c ma k Of the es,eem It tie Legis
i'u"e--uo sword, no dial, had been
'1ted to hlm--brt was nc therefore for
soften HAD his generous blood dyed
- sands Of ChrysIer's field in vain ?
~ when the moment az trial cain,
~ have seen The Legislature tHnderibg
n."r Une of the greatest rewards whic,
'"ey Gould Confer. the Chief Msgistra
g, OF Tree people
Here is yIuhg Virgirisu, who se-
ven years ago was to " fortune and 10
ssme unknown" 1T that ,inIe, ScotI
aAssed alo"g the streets Of this r1ctro
P"iIS' without any particular distinction
but he has fought, and bled for his
nuulry-and the hero of Chippewa and
. Idgcwaicr is IGNORED by a gratcfni
2"untry - This day he receives an evi
dence OF tile public feeling from The
Delegates Of The People of Virginia
md the Citizens of Richmond.
Another OF our distinguished euesis
m this day, is Warrington, the hero OF
L Epsrvier, the gallant son Of the Stare
which now receives him into her bosom.
-She viii honor those who do honor
t. her.
Should another OF our sons Join this
days feast; should the amiabie AID
modest Gaines, tire hero Of Fort Erie,
rive IN town, to set down TO our fest.
i've board, our Satisfaction will be al
most complications gallant county
men VIII hNd in the war NTH OF our re-
cepLIon the warmth of our affections
t"' 'hcm-Soreiy Mey viii MOI say tina,
ingrasttRde is The SIN Republics
Riehm5nd Enquirer.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-20
NOTE 70 THE EpIroRs.

The Editors Of fhc Htraid will please
TO oI>e We that thc abuYc essay is the
lV.h nu amber OF "AmOr Pa.riG," some
person. he county (prnoahiy a tsde-
Ta!lst) having assumed that signature,
the more speciousiy 20 vent his spi zen
against The sen!lcmeu therein lroduced.