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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-15
C0NGRESS.
IN SENATE.

Friday. FEB. 9.
The Senate resumed the confederation
of the bill to reward the officers and crew
Of the late u. s. brig Argus. (for services
prior to her capture by the late enemy)-
and, on motion of Mr.. TAIr, the bill was
postponed to the first Monday in July next,
Equivalent to jection.)
The SenateIhen resumed the considera-
tion of the Amendments of the House Of Re-
representatives. TO the bill concernig the con
venuen tn regulate the commerce between
the territories of the u. S. and his 4ritan-
mic Majesty.
Considerable debate took place on the
subject various notifications were sug-
gestFd to the amendments, by those who
were not disposed to refuse to legislatc at
all on the subject.
motion was made hy Mr.. King, to
postpone the farther consideration of the a.
mendments and the bill Indefinitely. At
ter debate, the question on this motion
was decided as follows Yeas IL, Nays
49,
The further consideration of the hi was
then postponed. The Senate adjourned to
Monday.
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AMERICAN LEGATION.

ais, yNOU. ~.
My DEAR SIn--l know net to whom can. with
more proprieJ, address the enclosed letter than TO
yourself; who will, am confident, take a pride in
giving 1t all possible publicity aud thus vindcae so
Tar as 1t lies in your power the character of your ma
tive state.
Bad as the individual must be, who is capable of
such an act, he would ant, am confident, be guilty
OF it, could lac be but fully aware of all the conse
quenccs ofit-cOud he but justly represent him
SELF the confusion and bushes of a young country
man, innocenty exposedby his instrunentality, to
the insulting taunts and eers OF foreign merchants
1t would be highly desirable, could the shameful
transaction BE- traced to its As this, howev-
er may not be practicabie, its publicity may serve
TO excite in the breast Of the cuprit certain sensat
ons, oil which, 0atter myself, few, very few of our
countrymen are altogether deprived.
That it may have this effect, aud thus prevent a
future repetitos of the act, is the sincere hope of
one, who, notwithstanding his long absence from
Georgia, feels lrresistbiy interested in every
thing that concerns her p ospe.ity, her improve.
meat and he' character.
have the honor to be, with respect, your obedi-
ent servant,
HENRY JACKSON.
ARcnIBALD S. Bullock, Esq.
Collector OF the Customs,
Savannah.
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Published in the last Z quirer
RosroN. Eeh z

BosToN, Feb. Z.
we have been obligingly furnished bv
capt. Mayo, of the brig Sally, which sailed
from Havre Dec. %, and arrived at New
York on Saturday last, with a file of Paris
papers to Dec. 10. In addition to the
translations which we have made, we col
ect from them the following facts.
he last Column of Prussan troops, in
retiring from France. had reached Brus
sells Dec 1.-THE French funds are rising.
hve per cents being at 90, and Bank Shares
at 1065.-An 'nf4n. child Of Lieut.. General
Jomni has been baptiscd 1t Paris, on which
occasion the Emperor Alexander, repre-
sented by his Ambassador, stood godfather
ne ceremony was regarded as proof of
the religious federation which prevails at
the pr sent day the ilustriout godfather
being OF the Gre, k Church, his rcDresen.
tative and the mother of the child being
Roman Catholics, and the father, PrS
tes;ant --Preparations were making AZ
Cambray, for the Head Quarters of the
Duke OF Wellington, which it was said
were to be transferred tlither bv the end
OF the month. is said that Ferdinand
VII, has formally demanded in marriage
with himself his niece, the second daughter.
OF the Prince OF Brazil, and for the Infant
Don Carlos. the third daugh;er.--M. de
Fradt, author OF the History Of the Enbas-
sy toWarsaw, has published a work in two
Volumes, on the Congress of Vienna.
The sailors of the Northumberland obi
ged Bonaparte to pay the tribute to Men
tune on passing the line for the first time.
as well as ali the persons of his suite
bonaparte submitted to the ceremony with
very good grace, and paid 100 Napole-
ons to old Neptune.-'rhe English and Ital-
ion troops az Marsc.lles, who have remain
ed there from the 13sh of July last, sailed
thence Dec. S, in 80 superb TRANSPORTS.
a man named Thomas was lately tried
before the Court Of Assizes at Paris. for
sedition. He was about 40 years of age.
was born at VesDu, where he said he own
cd tannery. He has been in succession
a soldier, commssary Of his canton, and
a trader in crockery. He had besiIes p
talent tor poetry, which however had not
been improved by study, or any acouain-
tance with the rules Of versifcation. At
ter the def nee was concluded by his coun-
SCI, when the president of the court asked
nm It ne had any thing to add in his de-
I nee, he replied by reading piece of no
etry OF his own composition Unfnrtunate-
ly the vers of Thomas, did not show that
he had not been guilty of sedtious Ian
guase, IN vulgar prose, and could not pre-
V Mt his being sentenced to six montrs' i'm
prisonment.
A London paragraph in Paris paper
mentions th the English revenue cutter
/zardg0ick, hts captured, near the Island
OF Rathliui, OF the Irish coast, an Amefi.
can smuggler, only 6 days from Baltimore.
which had landed $50 Packages of toba- co |
On that Island. The vessel was coppered |
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HaUs, l2th October 1915.
SIR,


The extreme hurry Incidental to All imme-
dIate departure will preclude me from giving as full
an exposition 10 the fol owing transaction as INV fee
ines prompt me but compliance with yoIr earn
est solicitations will occupy moment of vour AZ
tent'on, while unioid species # raudland yainy
which not only reflects dishonor ON the state Oh
Georgia IN particular, but throws dai shade upon
the mercantile part Ofour country; deceDtion.
the magnitude Oi which cas for the interim stion of
every honest heart Ia check hope in ts bnd. for.
the credit OF your state system, that if suffered to
mature, must nevIisbly destroy that chain of conf
dence which is indispensable to- ard inseporoblv
connected with our commercial relations with each
OTHER.
parchssed m .sHy last from a merchant in New
York, whose name fo bear to mention As fr n, his
character, am confident he could not be an acnsss
airy, so bates OF Georgia cotton which I Received
from on soard vessel direct from Savannah. a d
departed with, for Hayre-de- Grace On nv arrival
disposition vas effected Df7 &c bales and on delive
ry Of the same, there accidentally discovered r.,
one ut the parccsa quantity of stonc the weight of
wnch was about 90 pounds; this circumstance In
duced the purchaser TO make il an iodisueosaIJe
conhion, ihat tn contents of each bale sbonid he
exposed TO view, which was asscntcd to- and Win
unuterahle shame 10 southern planter there ,ros
ionnd concealed in 20 bales, stones weighing, from,
3 10 40 pounds, making in the agcre gate. UPWARDS
OF two hundred and seventy Kilograms or n,a.Iy
GOO pounds. ''
On ny arrival at New.York, ] shall Obtain ,II tbe
documents ,hat The nature ct the ease is suseeptb,c
OF, and transmit the to ynu, IN order ,l,af nv
making Just Representations Of the fcts To von,.
southern friends, il may lesd 10 an exp, sition Of
scoundre who ought to be hello up to the rietestati
on OF the world, ir attempting vile fraud, to en-
ha"ee hs uaI interest, end thus sacrificing the
character OF every planter 10 Georgia.
The liberty of giving this letter, to vnur address
ahords,me an opportunity Of expressing nv thanks
for your polteuess, and to assure you il will ever
excite the best remembrance Of, Sir, with rcspect
tul consideration, your obedent and humble ser
want,
CHARLES III. GRAHAM.
HEyRY JAcRsov, Esa
.lme'Tca" Charge des .g6dircs,
az Paris
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F.om The Boston Chronicle.

PRESIDENTIAL. CANDIDATES.
Gyms King. NJ. G.. mas WI ttcn to a fe
lerel st in NJ inc. that all chance fr fe
dsral Pr sident is gone by-that there are
hut three candid ties MONROE, Crawford
aud 1'ompkius--that he (or the federal sts)
give the preference to Mr.. Crawford. Let
Republicans take the hint who would
choose whom the federaiists would nomi-
nate Who would take counsel in such
cast from tn irpolitical enemy? Mr.. Craw-
fard's fri snis should not gveaUs his destiny
into federal 7ve6. 1t is said another M. of
G. from Maine is writing TO his friends in
iav1r of Mr.. Crawford. The voice Of
Maine, however, is loud and unanimous for
Mr.. MONROE,
and the Representatives from Maine must
knoY the fact.-Then why oppose the
voic4 of tie people Does he truly re-
PRESENT them who knows their will and
does not obey it MoNRoE is of that
age which ads to talents experience. -
Cvavford's age cannot give such certain
evidence of experimental wisdom h S ca
reer has been but short, though it has been
krilliant--yet he is bnt little known IN
MAINE DISTRICT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-15

d ngs OF The Assembly Gas the House OF
Repre sentatives is called) is curious and
interesting. The federalists in holy, Oh
account of the absence OF two OF their meu-
bers, refused to meet on the first d ~ OF the
session AMI so prevented the formation of
hous, the otser party not making
onnrdm one republic IN has died since
the election, and another has been com
pel.e 70 go abroad for his health. This
reduces the part es t % and 90, suppos-
irg all the rest pr sent, and mcluI.ng how
ever, on II, rcpnbl IN side, one member,
who, it is alledgcd was not duly elected.
On the second day ut tie session, the fed
sraists came in, and a republican speaker
and c,sr TX were choscn--Che first (Mr.
Cruger) 81 t. 60 the other (Mr. Clark
CO 20 50 and one blank. A great contest
chen arose TO expel ,ae person above a.lud
ed to inst -n,ur, without reference To a com
uittee, SC. MS usual. which WAS opposed,
and so the thing -es,cd IN debating upon it
1T the date of our las. ac cunts.
In Justice, IL is believed that Mr.. Allen,
from Ontario equity ought not to keep his
seat--but the W (Which has been applied,
it seems Il another case by The other side,
of very nearly the same nature) appears
20 Justify him in il. Mr.. Fellows. the
ciaini < member. had ven votes mere
than MIR. Alien, but the other produced
regular certificate cf cleo ion. in consc-
ouence of so ne OF the vot' be ing returned
for HEN. FeL,ozDs, insts al Of Henry Fctlo7vS,
as it is salt tney we're designed for ; it
hsirg positively CURED that the names
shoali be wrtten in full. 1t is prob bic
we shall notice this subject again. Cover
nor Tpmpkirs d-iiv-red his speech on the
2l inst Mt. 1t is su n as re -ommends it
self to every honest American, and shall be
inserted. Niles ~ Reg.
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,,,,..,., CnAntrsroy, February Q.
DIS TRESSLNG FIRE.

On Thursday morning, sbout4 o'clock, the inha-
baus Of our city aroused from ia. IT. slnrnbcrs
by the appalling CRY OF fire. It commenced in n
new woolen tsnemcut, ono two dnpri ffo,n the
corner OF Meeting he soutl, silc ol Qucer-streci
is irouse had never been occupied, and il is hc
u we'd never had ire built inil From { is cir
cnmstancs, it is ooniectnrcd that was tie work OF
an incc ndiuy Sid building, together with those
easlwa't OF it, rs Tdown IS Dr.. limos, twelve
% numbcr) were demolished, ere the III. gycsa of
the raging element checked. The 81 c., ,-, and
hr tHc!; Buildings attached, were also DESTROYED
- he furniture, goods, &c. belonging To the occu-
pants, we're principally saved, though from tie bur
rie1 manner in which their rsmuysl was e II clcd.
considerable loss and damage must ensup.--We bc.
iitve no lives were lot on this m, lancoy occasioD
though number very narrow " eSeaped--
MIL - Drpaa, Of tie house Of Depau, Deas x
~. was struck on the hea by fragment of timber
from one Of Ire cxp!Oled houses stunned and tax
{. up fer dead; bat We are happy to learn, lis
hort s uo. yciy scioua a saamau had his theb
'aeWrcj ny ti- aag Of a chimney but is lkeiy
O. recover akng into consideration the forward.
es' '''c IRE before was discovered, the dam.
af sie.Ataee vmu,h css than nirh' have been
iI3fsttHr1 0 he following Il is ohccved lis
t'b rc1 'tf "stcment u Nc loss sustained by
H cneas.aaoa
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BALTIMORE Feb. 9.
PAINFULLY INTERESTING.

~ - - LII ~ I-IA ID -
The f flowing letter to the Editors of the
Baltimore Patriot, brought by the schooner
Cnquctte, from gentleman of cha acter
and integrity at Santa Martha. announces
the Certainty of the fall OF Carthagena in
to the hands of the Spanish royalists, and
with it the violent seizure OF several Anne
rican vessels, and the imprisonment Of the
people on board Of them, many of whom
have died OF bad treatment and prison dis
ease. We kope that government will
promptly follow the British example men
toned in the letter, AMI despatch, even if
it should produce war with Spain, two
or three frigates to procure or. coerce the
release of our suffering countrymen, some
of whom we personally know to be respcc-
table citizens of b at lore.
Santa Fee hiss also fallen fore the
royalists. P2t,52t.
EEfract 10 the Editors, dated
SANTA MARTHA, yan. 10.
Humanity comp is m To make known
to you. and the world, tIe present suf r
ings of my unfortunate couutrymen, who
are At his moment IL Car.hegcn, groan-.
ing rndci the hyrrid cala lies 8, strrs
ses ate dog SDanish prison. loaded with
IRONS Scanl al'owau &c ot bread and W.
ter, dsvourSd "it vc.inin, and what is
still woi sc, close cOuGr, pen,, la. G., in dis
hot climate introduced q distempsr among
IN III, which wnl, if not shorty relieved,
carry the whole of them oR At. ard SINCE
tac tai 4 Car., s. a, hcfe nave eleven
Am nc IA ana tulee Il giish yess Is fallen
INTO TIER hams, their crews ia1prs1nel.
and loaded win Ir5ns---.'rnCpc thsm s-tt-
. from b tmrrr. J wasro. res-
.triay Vuh q Mr. l. $500 r
irecl from ritz ld
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.SaU"nndh, FEB, uaiy 5.
I{LL.7L\y--ER. lLLD

The two letters which follow. were iand. MS yc,,cr,iny
fer pubention. On reading ten We are sure every h..
mes, heart viii ti glow of Indignation, the vilninous
deeta,d eNeerfr tie wr,tch. who could b. guilty III 50
gross fraud. Wedl hope, tor the character oil C;enrr,o
wn "ehrSt heard otte seandalous Transaction, that il
had been eomnnted tlsrWheTe-i,ut regret TO saw NJ.
are Disappointed in our hopes The letter below 50 cir
cnmsmn that leaves nodonbt, of the fraud having
pefSlra'ti III tr. '''e IL ishop,d, that prompt and
gor0u OF investigations ; he inneiiai,y taken,
hy he parties concerned. IN ORDER If practicable TO expose
70 the pubic, the nane octhc guilty individual.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-15
PHnADELrrI.. January IS.
.ffftoiatment by the President and Senate
ofthe y. States.

Jous NJ. FoRRxs, Esq. rs Consv, General
to the sing,icm of Denmark, to the Duchy Of Neck
lenburg Sebwern, and Consul to- the ports of Stra-
sund and Stetn in Prussia. This Is the first in
stance OF consul general appointed bv the govern
inent OF the U. States toany port in Europe; and
It is believed the appointment Of Mr.. Forbes, who
has "ng held Consular station at Hamburg, will
give Satisfaction.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-15

Singular Occurrence "A sfage be-
tween this and Trenton took fire and was
entirely consumed. 1t was occasioned by
passenger putting hot bri K ON the
floor Of the stage to keep his feet warm,
and what is most extraordinary, it burst
with such Iapidity, that the passengers,
six in number, with difficulty made their
escape.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-15
DANIEL CURTIS.


From The note which the Editors Of the Patriot
nave annexed To the letter from the Mediterranean,
winch follows this article it would appcsr that
they, and possibly the pubc, rcay have been indu.
eed 10 expect AN explanation from Com rnodore De.
ea'u' relative to the detention of the Aleerine brig
by the Spanish government.
Il moments reflection, however must satisfy ey-
cry one, that Commodore Decatur would do wrong
TO notice any publication, much less an ANONYMOUS
one, on this subject.
- we understand from the best authority, that
commodore Dccatur's engagement with Alsiers,
went no iurther than TO return the vessels in the
state IN Which they then were, To such officer as
might be designated by the Dey, to receive them
the ship and the brig were thus restored, the red
hsg hoiseti, and receipts taken from the Algerine
oflcer Tor them. The trigate proceeded to AIgiers
the brig was detained by the Spanish government
yh the plea that she captured within the iuris-
uiction OF the Spanish territory Should any 9ues-
uoh hereafter arise upon this SUBJECT It mast be be-
tween Spain and AIgers and We are free TO con-
SIS that we do not feel any very deep interest in
what way they settle it
we are pleased to find that we shall have ma
"" force IN the Mediterranean more than sufficient
to Keep alive those favorable impressions awakened
ny the appearance Of the first squadron and have
therefore no reason TO fear tie Dey's hostility. il
there be any foundation for the rcports ,hat he
has had relapse since the first cure OF his COM
paint.
pF.a.T.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

4FHbUEs req. -
The bill from the Senate respecting the
Library Of Congress, fixing the salary of
the Librarian, &c. and the bill from the
Senate concerning certain courts of the u.
$. in the district of New York, received
their first aud second readings, and were
committed.
MIR. Burwell, from n select committee,
reported bill supplementary to the acts
heretofore passed for the encouragement of
vaccination which was twice read and
committed.
CIRCULATING MEDIUM, sc.
Mr.. Ward of Ms submitted for consid-
Grafton the following J., solutions
Res0tOed, That all duties. imports and
excises laid by Congress ought not only to
be laid uniformly throughout the o. States,
agreeably to the provision in the constitu-
ton, bat ought to be collected in all parts
OF the u. >. IN the same currency, or in
currencies equivalent 10 value.
RcSoIUed, That the Secretary of the
Treasury be instructed to receive, alone,
in payment of dutirs, imposts and excuses
and debts due to the U. $. gold, silver and
copper coin, treasury notes, and the notes
of such banks as pay specie for their bills,
excepting 10 cases IN which It is otherwise
provided by law.
Mr.. Ward bri ny assigned his .reasoxs
for Offering these propositions, which will
be found concissly and cieariy STAGED in the
first Of the above resolutions.
Mr.. Smith Of ND. rose to spc1k-bnt.
on motion of M. Tucker, the resolutions
were laid on the abe for the present.
Enquiry Reshschag Office, &c.
MIR. Randolph submitted for cons.dcra
ton his promised motion tor an enquiry
into the constitutionality ofthe appointment
Of Gen raj Porter, which after long de-
bate, vas mo lid and agreed to in the
foil wing words:
ResolUed, That committee BE- appoint
ed 10 eaqu re, whether the appoin.m III to.
and acceptance by the honorable Peter 2.
Porter. late a member OF THIS bouse, from
tn state OF New York, OF the Office Of
Commissions under the late treaty az
C4aent, IS IN contrdyentiou Of the const.tut;
On q tie Jm.ed States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-02-15

new twostary unfinished wooded building own
ed by John Hunter.
1.-TWO story wooden honsc, owned by John Dun
cssn. and occupied by Acs. Harris. as dwelling
house and fruit store
A two story wooden house owned Nv Msi,,.
Wighiman, and occupied by William Brown ~ a
dwelling house and grocery.
two story wooden hcnse, owned AMI occuries,
by Mr. Wallace, as DWELL house ard cabinet
makers shop.
a twostory wooden house, osnsdly WIN. Lang.
ley, and occupied by Mr.. Chspeau. as a Jwe,Iiny
house and codcctinnarv
twostory wooded building, owned ard occupied.
by VIM. Langley. rs twcli,g house.
two story Wnnt'n house, also owned nv YIN
Langley, and occupied Ivy John Schroeder. as
dwellirg house and grocery.
two story wooten building ownc,l and ocrrn;ed
by Lewis Mcnnsr, dwelling house.
two story wooden house, owned by Lewis
Monnar, aud occupied by Frencl, Umbrella MAX
er, as a work shop and Gw elling.
two story wooden builtlrrr, with a one story
house sdnning, owned by Mr. johnson and occ,i-
pied by pr ulmc rs grocery and store
Mrs. BRIDES two story b, lex DWELL e hosse, stu
ated IN the rear Of those fronting Queen-st and
connected with a house % Meeting street
WASHINGTON. February TO-
Cory offs letter from the Commanding Ofie.r at
Fort Wayne, on the Miami OF the Lakes, to
Member oil Congress- dated
U.
Permit, me, sir, II acqrsint vcu with a communi
eaton uist made Ia me Nv Miami Indian y branch
OF the White iopn's family, who hiss always xpres,
ca the greatest friendship me, aud of whose fdel
iy to our government. Gas far rs savage mind can
possess th't sentnent have not the least doubt
lie saysthe British have sent out runners among
m me tribes tn the rorth and west inviting the war
eet with their young and most active warriors on
~ come with rs little delay rs possible tn Maiden
That they have large quantity OF goods there,
Vch they keep IN reserve frrtlat class onv when
ever they shall arrive, and be seen 10 take strong
no'd o, ,hc t1"shawk, ashley have been known to
90 MY informant, who calls nue. bis uncle, states
that he himself has received the invitation tree
Gays since, with many other Miami chiefs, sew raj
Oh "ho,n have resolved to go to Maiden merely to
see and hear the British fther; but for hi,nsell he.
Is ss'ishs 70 remain AZ home.
for several Jays past great numbers OF Pu'awati-
| Melden. W. 'Ni wy ~
WHIST their intentions are, is yet doubtful, but my
Informant assures, that lie his opiaion war viii!
hreak out early in The Srring
| ter.
am, &c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-21
MONDAY, OcroBEa q. 1916.
For Freight Or Charter,
n Country House,

y -
Ahhabout 900 acres Of Land, within
8 miles OF Alexandria, will be sold by the
subscriber. The hohse was formerly oc.
scupied by himself, and is about one third
Of mile from his present dwelling The
situation is high and renlarkabls healthy.
The house has 4 rooms, and a kitchen
and pantry, on the lower floor, and four
chambers with fire places in the I'd sto-
nv. 1t was we'll built under the superln-
tendance ct Mr.. Lowering, a respectable
English architect, and would make com
Portable summer retreat for genteel ia.
mily, Of might be made valuable Ia
yern by opening road through the land.
About one half Of the land is in wood the
residue is capable Of being made hand,
some grounds. There is a good well and
pump in the yard !; and there are several
rood springs ON the laKd.
The terms Of payment viii be one astl,
ii four months the residue in four equal
annual payments with interest !; one hall
secured by notes well endorsed, and the
whole by a deed of trussoa the land.
Possession may be had Immediately. !.
~. Craach.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-21

FOR BOSTON,
Salem. or Portland
sSN The Sloap Joseph, Capt Fans
sNAS worth. will take freight for either
Of the above ports on moderate terms.
Also for Freight,
x11 The brig Taoo Brothers, Captain
$3.50 Holmes, carries about 1000 bar
rels. : first rate vessel, in complete or
der. and will be ready for the reception
of cargo in few days, and will take
freight for the West Indies or any Euro
pean Port.
ALSO.
fg1 The fine Brig Panopea. Eleazor
sSGH Crabtree, master, will be iE rea-
dimes to take cargo in few days, car
RES about 1900 barrels, and will take an
European or West India freight on fair
terms. Apply to
Who have for saIe-ahoat,
go tons OF PLASTER PARIS.
september %
i2 Dollars month and found,
vii be giDsa for Iaborers,
For the PUBLIC WORKS at Fort
Washington, on the Potomac.
Application may be made immediate
w. k Armistead,
1t. Col. Of Engineers.
July ? q