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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-25
Lands For ScIe.

spY Virtue of the above Decree of the
Honorable Superior Court OF Cancery for the Rich
mnnd District, viii he sold Public Auction the highest
bidder at the auction Of HeroH So q in the city
oil Richmond on the twelfth day of February next. if fair
other" the hrstfair day terrtaer the following tract
OF lsnd III the state of Virginia, viz
lo9S0 Acres, III the county of Greenbe on the North.
East side oftle Meadow river.
500 Acres, formerly in HARRISON hut in Randolph
county, on Stewards run.
500 Acres formerly in Harrison, but in Randolph
county. on the waters of Stewards run.
SEQ Acres formerly in Harrison, hut now in Randolph
county. between Stewards and Hendssls Mil run.
500 Acres, formerly in Harrison but in Randolph
county, on Stewards run.
500 Aer an Harrison coI.., On tie waters of Stewards
run, a dram of Tiger Valley river.
1000 Acres IN Harrison county, Hackers creek.
iooo Acres, formerly in Harrison. but Randolph
county, on the head waters OF Stewards run, dram
OF Tygcr Valley river.
Looo Acres, formerly III Harrison, but in Randolph
county, on the Giady Fork of Cheat river.
1884 Acrs in the county of Harrison ON the waters of
Crafty creek.
1000 Acres formerly in Harrson bu now in Randolph on
The 6lady Fork Of Cheat river.
'V acres III Harrison county, therght hand fork of
Gnatty eg1ek
1000 Acrc in Harrison COUNTY OH the left hand fork of
Gnatty creek.
patents for the above Lands are all issued tothe said
foperi Means, assignee ofHenry Banls-and the sale WILL
according to the terms of the said decree, be upon credit
twelve months oety of the purchase money! and
od and security, and deed of trust upon the Lands in
der to secure payment of the purchase money,
DANIEL CALL,
E'fecRor q, d'd duisee in trust Hndrrte last sviR
~. and Testament Of Robert Means, dec.
fIchmo'id. December IL. 66--7pff
=. The Editor of the Clarlshire paper. REQUESTED 10
inert heabove week ill the day of sale and tran snit
has account TO this Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-25
Lands Eol. SaLr.

Wy Virtue of n Decree of the Court of
y the United States FOR The fifth Cireut and Virginia
District will D. SOLD Public Auction, in the city Of Kei
od, ut the auction OF Heron, Ston = Co. upon the
twelfth day OF February ifiair Otherwise, the first fair
day thereafter, the following Tracts " Land Stats OF
Virginia, VIZ:
1900 Acres le in the county of Russell Oh b,h
sides OF Copper creek.
$500 Acres less in the county Of Montgomery oil
New river. and the water, thereof.
$500 Acres. more or less the county OF Montgomery,
Toms creek, and branches of Sinking eru,k *
the Waters OF New river.
2o6e7 Acres or less, in the county ofary the east
SIDE oftl,e South Branch ofPoiornac, including the
town OF Fort Run and Tucners Run. waters ofsaid
South Branch of Potomac, and the head of North ri.
yer, a branch of Grtat Caeapcvn.
400 Acres. less in the county OF Hardy, the
trs of Waits Run, branch Of Great Cacapevn.
400 Acres. less, in the county OF Hardy. Waits
Rni, branch of Great CacapeOn including tn.
Warm Spring.
400 Acres, or Jess the county OF Hardy on Waits
run, branch Of Great Cacapeon.
400 Acres, more less, in the county o. Hardy, Waits
Run.
400 Acres. 81 IL the county Hardy ON Waits
Rum rT:ilci u iirtrt cacSpeon.
1000 Acres lss in''e gnty of Harrison ON th.
waters of Gna!y m.l Villa p.'s river
1000 Acres NOR VI less an the county of Harron,on
Gualy river.
The patents for the above Of Land, Issued 10 Robert
Means; and the sales will ~ credit of twelve months rs
To one noty iie purchase money and of two years
the other moicty. The purchaser give bond security
adndeeS of trust upon the lands in order to secure the
payment Oh uie purchase monty.
DANIEL CALL, Elecnor
ei'hhc test 1viH and testqnent
q RoJcT Means, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-25
january lG.

By Virtue ola Ds of Trust Subscribers by
Cornelius Back, for tue purpose rasu the
by nten-dto be secureWili h. sold, for cGyh, We'd
nsslay the thirtenth day Of March next the dwelling
house of the sud Buck, the LAND, which he at
present rsid, supposed ecprn rather an
hundred AMI thuty-iour avres, tract Of LAND, in the
soilty Ot Amelia, suppoSeti thousand and
three and halfaere of LIND in the county of
Chesterfield ON the turnpike road about miles above the
town ct Manchester, supposed TO contain eighty
eleven tracts OF LIND lying III the county o Patrick, and
one IN The county Of Pttylyania supposedly contain in
the aggregate four thousand four hundred and lorty-one
acres also. trty-nine SLAYES of them yoing aud
very likely aiargestuck of horses, mules cattle hogs and
shs asse assortment OF plantation tools and utensils,
]HARiO and Harness, great variety " very elegant and
valuable household and kitchen furniture Continuing almost
every article necessary and in housekeeping
Shonld die properly be sold on the above day The sale
VIII continue rom day day, until suicensy is sold
answer the purposes of the and expences ts,le.
ROBERT GRAHAM,
w. WINFREE. iru''es''
January 16. 7o-w4w&eptds
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s 50 REWARD.


D UNAW Af from the subscriber residing in Iu-
4 q, nenbnrg County, Va. two miles above the
Double Bridge, on the night of the sth nit. JIM
likely muatto man, about 25 years old has a plea
SAINT countcnsnce, ofordinary height, stout an well
made, bony face toierable large eyes and mouth, lis
teeth a little projected. He is an artfuI, streyi
sensible fellow, and in all probability will endesyor
to pass for free man. He was seen the day before
he eioped, III the possession of several bank-noies
and snndry other papers. His clothing when he
elope'l, was an old brown bear-sin big coat Snuff
coinured pantaloous, greeni.h coloured cloth,
roundabout jacket, and shirt not recoIlected bea-
YER hat OF good quality about twO-trds worn; how
ever, It is presumable he will change his clothing
purchased him at Nc. Anderson =. NlilIer's Prince
Edward county. Va. on the 10Th ul. OF two travel
ling gentlemen, (brothers) who SAID their names.
were William and Thomas Merriman, and that
them place of residence in the county Of Wheel
ing and state Of Ohio per their bill Of sale now in
my possession, ard that William Merriman, the for
mcr purchased this fellow Of Mr.. John Robertson of
Nauserond county, Va. and then on his way home
II is impossible for NE to say what direction this
fellow has ta&en-butt is probable he will attempt
t. get TO his old neighbourhood. / will give 80 dol
lars to any ;rson that wapprehend said negro and
deliver him to me- or so do lars to get him secured
in some Jail, 50 that | get him again. All persons
are cautioned not to conceal carry him off at their
peril MEREWETHER HURT.
Pleasant Grove, Jan. II. 77-f
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FOREIGN.
.We7v York, Jan. 10.
FROM FRANCE.

Nezv York, Jan. 10.
FROM FRANCE.
BY the ship Tontine, capt Hanifen, from
Bordeaux, the editors of the Mercantile
Advertiser, have received file of Paris
papers 10 the seth of November, contain
ing London dates to the oath, from which
the subsequent extracts and translations
are made.
The Frenrh Chamber of Peers were
proceeding with the trial of Marshal New.
He is defended by the advocate NJ. Berr-
yer.
The Treaty Of Peace between France
and the Allied Powers, was laid before
the Peers by the Due de Richeieu, and is
published in the Paris Paper of the 26th.
Translated far the Mercantile advertiser
from Paris Pafiers 10 NoU. 3Oth.
PARIS, Nov. %.
This days official Gazette Contains the
following Royal Ordinance.
Louis, by the Grace of God, etc.
An atrocious crime had sullied the CITY
Of Nimes. In contempt of the CONSTITUTE
onal Charter, which acknowledges the
Catholic religion for the religion of the
State, but which guarantees liberty and
protection to all other religious professions
seditious band has dared to oppose the
opening of the Protestant Temple. Our
Military commandant, in endeavoring to
dispense the tumult by persuasion, before
having recourse to the armed force. has
been assassinated, and his assassin has
sought an asylum against the pursuits of
justice. Ifsuch q crime remained unnuu-
ished, there would no longer exist either
public orderor government, and cur min
listers would be guilty Of inexecution Of the
laws.
For these causes we have ordered and
do order as follows:
Art, I. Our Attorney General and our
Ordinary Attorney shall proceed immedi-
ately against the person guilty of the muir
der of General Lagarde, and against the
authors of, and other persons concerned in
the tumult which took place on the 18th
inst. at Mines.
2. A sufficient number Of troops shall be
sent to the city Of Mines, where they
shall remain at the expence Of the inhabi.
tants, until the assassin and his accompii-
ces shall have been delivered over 20 the
tribunals.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-25
.NOIIEE-

NY virtue of Deed Of Trust executed
ND tothS SubcrihaTs by Cornelius Buck, 10 the
7yent OF .hree thousand TWO hundred and twenty.nine
lar hive cents on the 24th day OF July, 1911, James
farke & Co.. who have assigned the Mis, Bot o.
iunhFe-Wllt he SOd Tor cash, Wednesday, the thr
ktnth day OF March next, the wenghouse OF the SAID
t'uc seven hundred and thriyiour Of Land be-
ng The same ~hreon lie resides lying in the county of
Chesterfield, about twelve mikes above the town Man
chester; also one undivided fourth part of 1--WE acres of
COALLASD, y mg in the neilhhoyiood, ami lulown
ny tenaine OF iySie's Coal Pts, much of said
lands rs Will Subject the eventual O tie wife VI
the said c. BacJ br sufficient raise the of money
aforesaid With interest tareon from the 24t day ofyly
ISL and tIe eSlanecs oi the sale.
S geo. Man TAEk9R' }rusts...
january 1G. 79-w4w .leptds
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PUBLIC SALE.

an Thursday the 25th instant, if fair, o.
herwise the fair day. the late residence Of
yol ~ 1oar, ec.in Hanover County near the Town or
~-ca,e, will b. Sold anbic auctions, valuable ho,isc-
hold and Kitchen furniture, good Library, which
yan riding nag setwe,n thirty and iory had of cate
and about $50 bis.
Six months credit will be allowed Cor all sums above TWEEN
~ dolls for that & under. cash. Bonds with approved
security viii BE- required of the purchasers carry
from le date but il punctualy paid, the interest will be
mitt,d.
All persons having claims against the said estate eitur by
bond open account, desired make them known to
the Subscriber, that arrangements may b. inae for pay
ment ada prsuns indebted rcquestedto make i'm
mediate payment its situation will not admit OF longer i'm
,dusence. BENZ. OLIVER, jr. a,infr.
JOHN ~. TO1ILfN, dec.
Hanover. January9 76-w3w
y. SAT the same time, Negro Women, with
four i've Children, ten very likely a.rls) will
Offered for sale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-25

%
TO Larler Bratisha,g, administrator of John
BrddshG.y, dec.
AN the 18th February next, (beng the Satur-
Z , day before GoochIand Court shall proceed
to take the deposition Of Benjamin Sailer and 9th
ers at my own house in said county, between the
hours of one and four O'Clock in the evening Of said
day, to be read as evidence in suit in Chancery
now pending in the County Court Of Goochland,
IN which am plaintiff and you, as administrator,
defendant. JOHN BRADSHAW
Goocliiand County, Va. ,
January ~. SO.wiws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-25

CT The ENQUIRER i, published twice n week, gene
r.y. and TIRE times week during the Of the Slne
Legtsl1re'-Pri.r, the heretororc fir DoTy pea
payable advance. Notes Chartered Banks
foiy) will b. received payment. The Editor will guar
sitee the safety OF renng thnby mail, the postage of all
Letters being paid by the writers.
O. Nopsisrs will Be discontinued, [but the discretion
of the Eitorl until all arrvarags have bel, paid up
o. Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine pa
prrs, shall receive tenth. grafis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
CT One s7uafelirit insertion, rs oRs-cIch continuance
50 cents.
No Advertisement inherited. mil has either bern raid for
or assumed or arson IA a.iS city cirirOns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-25

4 n CHANCERY.-- AT Court held for
Prince Edward county, the 18Th day Of Dccemlr 1916
John Oliver, Compliment, against Robert y. G.on Blake
B. WoOon, a. A. y. Gibson, joel W. JOues and John
Kflso. fle,eg.'qot,
The defendant Gibson not having entered bis appearance
and gyen security according Of the General Assm
bly, ard the yules Of this court and taparinr 10 tie ,a
faction Of the that he is nhaban Of This St te
the motion Of the complainant by counsel. II is Oyared
that The sd defendant Gibson do appear here on the fret
dayo March next and the complainant I'LL
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inherited in come
Of the public newspapers printed IN the city Of Itch
nOud for months snccesvcly and alss posted az the
front door 9f the courthois Of this county.
copy, TeGs,
77-wsw ~ WORSirfM, nc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-25

NlRG1NIA-At a Superior Court of
cancery. holden at the capitol The city Of Rich
mond, the 9TH day of July. 1912.
Henry Banks, against Daniel Call Executor and Devist in
trust under the last will ana testament of Robert Means
deed. and Charles Spencer, DrfHdclts
BY Consent OF the plaintiff and of the defendant Dame.
Gall in proper person this this day hcarl on tie
bull and answer OF tesaid defendant Daniel Call CON
sheraton whereof, ' deciding the merits
doth adiudse, order decree, that the said defendant after
having gwen SIXTY days notice of the time and place of sale
sen the lands IN the said bills and proceedings mentioned &c
such lame or times ne may think proper highest
BIDDER at public auction upona credit oftwee months as
10 one oiey OF che purchase money! and of ytars to
the other moicty aking bond and security and deed OF
trust upon the lands in order payment Of the pur
chase money, and atle hold the subject the future
rider Of the court
A,copy-Teae,
Nm ". RENTNG.
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Eor Sac, on accommodating Germs,
My valuable aad beautiful FARM in
" the forksofthc Rvnnna river in AIlemarle eorn-
", containing 5Se l2 acres-sot $50 OF which ~ cle,r
hlu III Soe repair, with comfortable dwtlliug,ouu. and
o.ner ouiho,ss, several hundred fruit tres OF
various Kinds. The balance good farming and uls,ceo
.uo, exc'lenty watcrc and tinbers aud considered MS
healthy situation as any. DayID r IEiiJc "
January Il. Ts-wS.s
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FOR SHE,

TON O-ILE,
4 n credit of three, six * nine months.
~ THO LOIS gLAND--one containing thre rods
the other three rs and thirteen poles. the hill bordering
tue Valley s:din irom the harythouse sometimes called
Ahaiss Nnliey-tese lots nearly adjoining tose of hs
ieS Esq the lots belonging the estate the late salnr,
Pleasats Esq irc alone Intervening They EN- b. COVE,
neiity divided into four, which will b. don't. TO suit ,rn
serS, two continuing each 3sts acr and Two eosi
ing over TINT quantity eac-,hey from the niilet
bridge about eight minutes walk are elevated aud cummau
ding the prospect from them among the most beautifully
'are aud picturesque, that the eye behold or the ina
gilatioii conceive.
The terms will be made known ON application 10 William
Dabney, u. ESQ. in iticlmod the Subscriber at Co
Cr0re, near Charles City COURTHOUSE.
PATRICK HENDREN.
.TdHHdIy2 :, -
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FOR SALE.

an Monday, the 29th Of this month,
will sell 1t the late of Philip Sheppard
dech III Hanover County, eleven likely and very valuable
NEGROES, viz: four mrn women, four boys and one
yrl, hou old aud kitchen furniture crop of and
der, together with ali the Stock consisting ofhorses, cows
sheep IN hogs.
The of sale will be twelve months credit for all sums
above dollars if ten ul.er, money will be rcau
r>d. md with approved security will be required.
MOSBY SHEPPARD Ea'oT.
If PHILIP ShEPPIRD.
January 6. 75-uydy
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IRE RICHMOND

SJO.N'E-W.4RE W .kyNUF.9CTORF
z now in full operation rhe works, (Which have
a been much impeded some time past, by the fail
ureo one ofthe kiins) are in complete repair and
viii turn out Ware in future 10 the amount OF one
thousand collars per month, at the least. fhcy
viii be further extended, whenever the demand
Liia justify it.
The quality and price Of the Ware, strict atten-
ton to selecting and packing at the shortest notice,
the prospect Ola complete assortment at all times,
aud the immediate delivery in any part OF the city,
free of expence, cannot fail tn ensure continued
encouragement to this useful domestic mandatory
The Proprietor is determined to- use his best en-
deayors, to merit the confidence of and give gene
raj satisfaction to his customers.
The present prices (Which it is believed are a.
bout the same as in New-Yorl, and much lower
than the IA ltirytort t,rces sire as foIloU
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Bank Of Yirginia.

~r,,, Bank Of Virginia
'ENiE. PRESIDENT and Directors have this
DAY declared dividend of per cent on IN, t.au;,,,
Stock for the last half year. w. ~" ~r''"
January o. ~ S]' r''up'r'
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I'M N RENrN1

The Edaorf eftte Lsnchjurg Pros q HIncheae, Con-
selection are requested 70 insert ne njor Onoe seek iii the
day efsaIe, and transmit their accounts 10 this O1cr.
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RICHMOND, yTRGLNla, THURSDAY Ja.N1LaRY o. 1s16

general disarIning of the inhabitants
shall immediately be put in execution, with
the exception only of those who form part
OF the National Guard.
Our Minister the keeper fthe seals and
the Ministers OF War, of the Interior, and
OF the Police. are charged with the execu-
ton OF the present ordinance
Given at Paris, this 21st OF Nov. 1915.
(Signed) LOUIS.
Ihe late events have had much infiu-
ence on the price of the public funds of the
different powers. We give the rate of
some OF them at two different epochs, after
the bulletin OF the Exchange of Amster-
dam:
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TREATY,

Between France and the .6Yfey to-,oy.
c9rclHded ar Paris, on tie 2oib Of No.
UembtT, 1915.
In the name Of the Most Holy and Undi.
vided Trinity
The allied powers having, by uleiru united
efforts, and by the success Of Their aro,<
preserved France and Europe from the
destruction with which they were nsnaced
by the last attempts Of Napolson Bona.
parte, ard by the revolutionary system, re-
produced IN France, IN support Of said at
temrts
Participating with his MIST CHRIS lar
EiaJesty IN WISH to consolidate, by he ~
yloianie preservation Of the royal apthori-
y, aHd the Introduction Of the rougsitn,;e,,
al charter to It's full vigor. the orc s.
things hePpiiy re-estasIisbsd 10 Ftanca a.
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Nl OllCE.----ihe Co-pmtnership Of the subscri-
bers expired on the 1st nst.---All persons lla-
"ls demands against their late firm, will please pre-
seh, 'hem TOR payment; and all those indebted will
'1aSe payment to John Wood, WHO'S duly authori-
sed toreceiye the same
JOHN WOOD,
FRANCIS WOOD.
january 6. 1897
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TRANSACTIONS.
TRIAL OF MARSHAL NEY.

IICCs ..
Note.-Marshal Ney was this morning
at eight O'Clock removed under a hume,
rous escort to the Luxembourg. An the
posts OF this place are occupied by the va
rious corps of guards. The garden is not
to be opened till after the tiial. Thirty
witnesses on one side and the other are
still to be examined. The process will be
conducted in public, daily. from 1OA. NJ.
to p. M. and will probably erd to-mor-
row se'nnight.
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FOR SALE.

sflF FEM Likely Negroes, among them are
Eisht Men accustomed to Pla. taGon Work.
'or inrther information, apply at this Office.
January G. 75.Sw
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DOWNING Strict, Nov. %.
"1Iy Lord--It gives me great satisfac-
ton TO have the honor of informing your
Lordship. that Mr.. Planta has just aTriv-
ed with the Treaties signed at Paris on
the goth list. between the Allied Powers
and his Most Christian Majesty, by which
the blessings Of Peace are restored to Eu
rope. and ] beg to congratulate your
Lordship on the happy termination Of
War.
"I have the honor to be, my Lord,
Your Lordship's most obt. humble servt.
Bathurst.
4" To the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor of
London.
London Gazette Extra Jrdinarv.
Downing Street, Nov. 2S.
Mr.. Plauta arrived this moraing with
the treaties concluded between his Bfitsn
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-16

plan. The democrats now, are much
|captiTaied with federal policy, and are
The measures which grew out Of
B, as fast as the nature Of things will ad.
INIT. We shall be much disappointed
indeed, #, 10 aiTerysshoft lime, they do
not insist uponsit, that that policy, and
these measures, originated arith them ;
that It was fedefalists who were in favor
of MIR. Jeffersoh's gun-boats aud dry
docks, and thatshe and they never saw
the time when they were unfrien3ly to
the funding system, the United States
Bank and ali the other long train of fe-
deral measures. which have been so long
secuted and reviled, by these men, who
have become so flexible as to bend to
which threaten to shake
their popularity, and deprive them Of
their power Stranger things than this
have happened. Should they succeed in
usurping federalism, they will, we have
no doubt, aver that we are democrats !;
and if they are fortunate to make that be-
lieved, they viii abuse us for having
been the friends of Jefferson, and Jetter-
sons measures.
sas5ang Daily .adUsrtiser.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-16
srOp THr FcNAWAY :
~.
90 Dollars Reward.

~ ANYWAY from the subscriber lifs
eke, ing Id Fairfax county, Va. near
Fryihg pai, meeting house, on the 18th
alt. d negro man named AMOS he is
about ss years old.. S feet 6 orr inches
high. stout made--heis black fellows
has thick lips; fat nose, midling hestye
bough legged and stammers when talking
lie has fathcr.liping with MIR. " M
Patterson in Alexandria, had on when ne
went away pantaloens and over jacket
of white domestic cotton and yarns
and took with him pantaloons and over
jacket Of blue yarn and white cotton
mixed iinsey, dark colored new big
coat and wool hat--he may have other
that cant describe: WhOes
Aer apprehends the said Negro 4 secures
him in any Jail SO that get him agains
shall receive the above reward, or re.
turns him to me shall receive the same
and reasonable charges paid.
Masters of vessels and 0thefS are
forewarnedI against carrying of or'har4 :
boring said fellow, as the law Will be put
Ia force against any person eHending
JOHN BARNES,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-16

appeal ought 10 Be made 70 Cougfess,
We have fhll confidence that they
wifi repsll with promptness and en-
ergy, all enoFoachme0ts upon our
rights and that they will not suffer
the interests of so large q section 81
the country tGs faila sacrifice TO 10.
reign enpidity.
IfG. Gritain will not eater into q
ny treaty, stipulation with her GO
lonies--if she will not suffer us 70
trade with them upon fair princi-
US refuse all intercourse
with them--or lay such discriminate
ing duties as will make i for hs. In
terest to adopt a different policy.