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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
Brockets Fishery to Rent.

WISH TO Rent my Fish Landings
4 just above the town Of Alexandria.
VIM two Seines, one of which is 15o
lathoalS ia length and 60 feet deep, the
other Is Just new, 90 isthoms in length
snd a leet deep, With fish house and
anse 70 cook in; aad | should have nc
oslee'iOa to furnish four good hands to
Work the boats-bSt should this fishery
~ &c rented before the first day Of
slareA' snail want a good man to take
ue management of the fishery, and
:" either give standing wages or give
'eSH Of tie profits as We can agree.
siiaiam Hepburn.
SAaary Is. eol0thMar
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
Public Sale.

Will be sold at Public Auction, on Thurs
day the 10th day OF February next, a
Twins wharf,
One half of the schooner
JAMES, Of Alexandria, her tackle ane
apparel, burthen 62 l9-s5ths tons, il
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, 1816-01-24

go. shAsli unite in seknew
\ psls = -, s.ia che motives which led tAer
kdgl0sg l ~ Of these measures has'
sIae Isl But whatever may b
s,''sd y 4 their deliberations ell tn h
Ssis'o..l : nositions occupied By the Al
vaces s,s Shall at the expiration of the
bedtroOgs',s wears, be eyacuated witheui
fials q her delay, and restored to his
~ vi christian Majesty, his heirs ant
nccs''Sy ". The foreign troops. exclusive
Mr ,yb;ch shall composed part Of the
tt'Ae, !, oeeupation, shall evacuate the
,s r',s + territory within the period axed
Ffs .ss on Art. otthe Military conYen-
nc ss.sxed to the present treaty.
t'a : Vii. In all countries where the
h.;eoty IS transferred, either by vir-
SOW tSe present treaty. or of arrange
tae y that are IT, be made in consequence
psus .f the inhabitants, natives as well
h ,,r.noers. oil what condition and ma
s's EVER they may be, shall be allow
w. y n spsce cf six years, to be computed
2 q e." he exchange oftheratifcatiOus here
r" :, dispose OF their property, if they
'.,iit. and remove to such country as
.,.r NAV chusc.
4 IL VII. All the dispositions of the
-. ~. IF Paris Of that SOth of May, 1914
~ 1--we 70 countries coded by this treaty;
l Tn souaIly apply to the different ter
tines s and district ce,ied by this treaty.
A4,iI. The high contracting parties
,,.;rs taken into consideration the dit
Sa.s.tes.ia,s arising from the non-execu-
.sooIll,e 18th article OF the treaty of aiav
"a, 1914. as well as the additional ar
,sIss TO said treaty, signed between G.
lrit:ip aud France desiring to render
mare e:HcaciOus the dispositions contain
ella the said articles, and having for
t,at purpose determined by two sepe-
rate conventions the measures to be
Wscuted by both powers for the complete
uacatica Of the aforementioned articles.
NJ two conventions such as annexed to-
tbs present treaty shall have the same
torss and validity as il the same were
herein inserted verbatim,
Art Y. All prisoners made during
hosth6es, as we'll as all hostages that
lave been given or detained, shall be
restored with the shortest possible delay
tagether with all prisoners made anterior
70 the treaty el the S0th of May, 1914,
aud which have not yet been restored.
Art ri. The treaty of Paris of the SOthl
Of Nav, 1874, and the last act of the
Congress ef Vienna OF the 9th of June.
1915, are confirmed and shall be main
tanned in all their parts, which have not
been modified by the present treaty.
Art. All. The recent treaty, with the |
hereunto annexed, shall be
ratified in a single act, and the ratiGca-
cations exchanged within two months. OF
sooner If possible.
In faith whereof. tie respective Pleni-
P'isuiiaries have signed the same, aud
israato affixed the seal of their arms.
Dcae at Paris the Goth of NSvem-
Der, IN the wear of grace, onet
thousand eight hundred aud fiF-
teen.
lSigned) RlCFELIEU,
NET1'E2NICH,
TUECcEN pERE
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
4 Lot of Ground for Sale,

q Lot of Ground for Sale,
!, a''aaas ST feet on Fairfax-street and
~. &c saine number OF feet on Royai-street,
cav cav manng frum the. one street 246
-, - ~ iaches, to the other the above
y sa'n' being parts Of lots No. 90 and
- :, % the plan of Alexandria. On the
~ ground tsere is great abundance Of
NSsllent building sand.
~; .ne above lot IS the property of the
~, ~ " duncan McNiven, alias Niven
~, ~'ssaSed, late Of Alexandria. For terms
7ey to Mr. .3a,dre,o Jamiesoa.
: ssnaary is. cav
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
.Ne,v York, Jan. 90.

We are indebted to the obliging atteD-
ton Of respectable. house in this city
for the London papers to the s5th Nov
and Liverpool to the 27th, incluslye
three days later than those we received
yesterday by the Brothers. we have
selected FROM these papers q lew para
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
John Moore,
AS. A.ocre,
Trustees
1aWSw
CHARLES COUNTY COURT,

AUGUST 1919.
.NN application to Charles county
q court by petition in writing of Ge.
rard Robertson. of Charles county. for
the benefit Of the act of assembly fer the
relief Of sundry insolvent debtors, passed
at November session, one thousand eight
hundred and FIVE, and the several sup
plements thereto, on the terms mention
ed therein, a schedule of his property
and a list Of his creditors on oath, as far
as he can ascertain them, accompanying
his petition and the court being salts
|ied by competent testimony, that the
said Gerard Robertson has resided TIVE
years Immediately preceding the time OF
MS application, in the state OF Mary land.
It is thereupon ordered and adjndgcd,
that the said Gerard Robertson, by caus-
ing copy of this order to be inserted in
some one of the newspapers edited in
the District of Columbia, once a week
for three months, before the third Mon
day in March next, to give notice to his
Creditors to appear before the said court
at the court house in Charles town on
the said third Monday in March next,
for the purpose of recommending trus-
tee for their benefit, anu to shew cause.
if any they have, why the said Gerard
Robertson should not have the benefit Of
the act of assembly aforesaid as prayed,
Test,
John Barnes, G..
Dec 10 lawSm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24

All persons having claims agains'
James Anderson, are requested to cal
for payment; and all those indebted Il
him, or Anderson and Mutt. are hereby
that they must call and pay
their respective accounts, as no further
indulgence will be given.
James Anderson.
Jan 6 OSw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
RICFEIIEU,
MET1ERNICH,
WESSENBERG.
NO ICE.

owing to the Indictment weather
W Of TIC past week, the Museum
will be continued omen for the Benefit Of
the Poor, from Monday TO Saturday
Iron lOA. M to / P. M.--and from S
Pm. till sunset.
Juuuary %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
For Gibraltar & a Market.

xSN The substantial barque Ossippee
49, Capt. Williams, burthen eO0t
barrels; has the principal part Of he1
cargo engaged. For freight Of the ba
lance, apply to Messrs. Stull & vii
Iiams, Georgetown. or to
.Adams, Herbert and Co.
Inn "a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
January 6
New Almanacs.
John II Stezturt,
HAS JUST PUBLISHED HIS
VIRGINIA ALMANAC.
FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
-l8f6-

Country merchants and others suppli-
ed with them by the quantity on the low
lest terms.
ALSO,
With writing, wrapping and letter pa
pers, bibles, tcstaments, spelling books,
primers and bistories-slates and pencils,
playing and blank cards, Russia and
Dutch quilts and ink pow,ler.-A gene
raj assortment of Greek, Latin and En-
gIish school books-most of the new pub
LEGATIONS of the day, and large stock OF
standing works of merit, yiz.-Episcopal
and Roman prayer books, Psalm and
Hymn books. history and poetry, medical
surgical and law books. &c.
He expects in few days supply Of
German Almanacks, and has just receiv-
ed by the Wilheimina from Liverpool,
22, 600 English Quilts
Ola good quality and cheap-Englisll.
waters in tin boxes-black lead pencils
and Dutch sealing wax.
81 IL gross of Humphreys copper
plate playing Cards, first quality and as
sorted sizes.
sent. 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
NOTICE

WXTHEREAS several debts have been
Wv contracted on my responsibility
without any order or sanction by me =
This is to give notice, that | do not hold
myself liable for the payment OF any
such debts; nor will | in future pay a
ny account without | first give in person
or written order for the same.
William SIiiart,
Royal-street.
January "a
N. B, Those who have just claims
'gainst me are requested to present the
same without delay for payment.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24

graphs for Che Commercial Advertiser o
Fais day ;and shall give more copiOus ex
tracts in our next.
Plymouth, Nov. 90.
Sailed, the Newcastle for New York
The David Shaw, Crayer, is about to re
pair her damages.
Glasgow. Nov. IL.
Arrived, the Akina, American SNUG.
lgler, captured by the Warwick, revenue
|cutter, in the Sound of Null. She had
previous to her capture landed 500 bales
Of cotton on the west coast of Ireland
and had on board, when taken, zoo
more.
From Bitlinge's liverpool .adpertiser of
.Nsu. 27.
Arrived, Roussau, Thompson, from
Charleston.
Cleared, Nov. 90, Argo, Lyon, Bos-
ton.
The Prince Of Wales, ,Ncw-Or-
leans is in the Clyde.
The Walsingham packet, arrived at
Falmouth from Malta, spoke. on the Sd
inst. in the Mediterranean, an Algerine
squadron, consisting of two frigates and
a brig.
The Hunter, keys, from New York to
Curraco. was abandoned by the crew Sd
ult. in lat. SO, "a, Ion. Il, Sc, being wa
ter logged.
.3dreltised in the same paper.
For Battimore-ship Baltimore, Ba-
ker.
For Char!eston-ship Rodgers Stew
art, Cooper.
For .NsO Orleans--.ship Good Friends,
Lockerby.
Extract of a letter to the Editors Of the
Mercantile Advertiser from Mer-,
chant in Surrinam, Paramaribo, dat
ed Nov Gath, 1876
Knowing 1t will be useful to your
| send you for publication the
state of this market:
!" american Preduce--White Pine
Lumber from Is to 90 collars. Red Oak
Slaves Is to q, White Oak IS to 40 i
best superfne Flour to f, best Pilot
Bread 5 to 4: Leaf Tobacco from 6 to
10 dolls. per cwt. hams first quality, IS
to 90 cents, butter 90 to Is, and all o.
her American produce in the same pro-
portion.
IS Horses from SO to 100 dollars-the
market is overstocked with them.
9 Colonial Prodace-iIum SO to COL
IT'S. per gallon, per cask 10 dollars /; mo-
asses 81 to 40 cts. and expected to be sol
lext month ; sugar 9 to $40, Coffee 49,
cocoa 90. cotton 5Sto $40 per 100 lbs. |
i" 1t is expected that the Dutch will
shortly have possession of this colony
which will cause the rise of this country
produce and the fall Of American"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
BY Grlthth Brawner.

VIII be added to our sales Of this day
S pipes fine favored cogniac brandy
s hogsheads muscovado sugar
S barrels do. do.
5 chests young Tyson tea
9 do. imperial do.
also,
A variety of Furniture.
January "a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
OMNlEGCIAL.

Hewe, Noe. %.
The American ship Rapid, Nyc, sail
ed Yesterday for Philadelphia.
Prices Current at .NiaRts the Sd Dec.
Cotton. per so killosrammes-Baha
SO 325 IT,: Maragnan. S07 fr. so e
a SIC fir. so c.; Cayenne, 500 a $50 fr
Molasses, per so Kill IS 81 Fl
a50 C.
Jamaica Pimento, per half xii. l fr
80 c.; lobago, ! fir. SO c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24

WEDNESDAY,, JAsuARY "a.
THE DOGS OF WAR.

THE DOGS OF WAR.
Upon resolution to continue the tax
ZEE sharp debate arose on Saturday i
|committee oftIe whole. 1t was sustain
| ed on the one side by Messrs. Randolph
land M'Kee, and by Mr.. Speaker Cla,
on the other. On this occasion Mr.
Randolph was particularly lucid, elo
lquent and pointed. Nir. Clay, on til,
contrary, was confused, uneasy and dis
concerted, But we notice the subjecr
now in order to mark the declarations. Of
Mr.. Clay ON the state of affairs witt
Spain.
The taxes had been opposed, on the
Igronnd that We were at peace with al
the world, and likely to remain So
Mr.. Clay replied to this. among other
things, that our relations with Spain
were by no means pacific. That the
Spanish minister had lately made Pc
remptory and impudent demand of a
portion OF our territory, demand which
he could not speak of with sufficient con
tempt. He asked if gentlemen knew
the state Of our relations with the insur-
gents of South-America. aud he express
~ intimated, that we might, before long,
engage in warlike enterprises. to aid in
establishing their independence.
This again called up. MIR. Randolph.
who demanded that the committee rise
for the purpose of obtaining Official in
formation Of Che g high matter" refer
red to by tic Speaker, as a reason for
granting extraordinary Supplies.
s1r. Speaker now rose IN much confu-
sion. and declared that he had no infer
nation upon the subject of our Spanish
relations, from any of the cabinet. or any
branch Of the goyernnent-that he had
referred to it only as rumor. That so
far as the demand OF territory was con-
cerned, the information came from the
Spanish minister himself.
MIR. Randolph replied pointedly TO
Mr.. Clay, on the ground Of his introduce
inc mere runner into debate, as the foun-
dation for granting supplies, &c. The
committee rose.
1t is not our present purpose to dis
pute MIR. Clay's word. but the people
will do we'll toreflect upon his confden-
tial connection with the cabinet, & then
believe, ifthey can. that he would ad- !
vance such views, in the house, to carry
a tax bill, if such views were not enter
tanned by the government. Are the peo-
pie then ripe, for another war (? There
IS not doubt that war with Spain,
would be war certainly with England
also, if not with all the confederated
powers OF Europe. Are we prepared
for this. after our recent Narrow mracu-
lous escape. Is such the view with
which the enormous tax budget of the
Secretary of the Treasury, has been
emptied out upon the floor of Congress.
The subject merits the fullest enquiry
before the taxes are voted. We have
little doubt, that however obtained, the
of Mr.. Clay IS not without
foundation, that another war is on the
executive table, and that one year will
not expire before it will be the subject OF
secret sessions, and previous questions
without number.
Federal Republican,.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
Burr Milestone Mandatory.

DlITF NIlIStUIIt NIdIEuIdOtUIJ'
YENIiE subscriber. intending to return
TO the town of Alexandria and re-
sumo his former business OF Burr Mill
stone making, takes this method to in
form his friends and the public, that he
axnects to commence business boat the
irst of April next, at his old stand, where
&c will be prepared to execute all oders
n his line that he may be favored with.
Benjamin Brown.
Dec 2S 2aW
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
Sheep Lost

stared or stolen FROM the farm Of the
: ~esS,ssOcp, on Saturday the 25th of last
'0aeA' eight E,ces, having both ears
l,9P,' and most OF them biz witt, lamb
s - ney were lately brought from Lou,
i s~a lt Is probable they may have stray,
lSs y mai direction. Any person, giving
: .'O'siS'loa thereof SO that the subscribe
,S ss'' them again, stall receive a suit
= Richard De Butts.
'Sruont, Dec. u eotf
hza,... PRINTING,
executed al the Office Of III
! '4le,ra'Wlsa Gaxetts.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
Sales Of Cotton at Nant2s from the GOT
Not. to the 1St Dec.

ZIG bales Louisiana, ordinary, 218 fir.
per so killogrammes; 10 bales Maragu
an, good quality, 5l2 fir. so e. do. 26
do. do. ordinary, $40 fr. do; so bales
Pernambuco, in good order, $50 fir. do.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
Federal Republican.

Our friends the democrats, will be de.
lighted to hear, that there is no schism
in the federal ranks of Maryland. as they
had foreseen and feared. In corrobofa-
ton of this soothing intelligence to the
|ears ofdemocracy, we will state, that or
the 18th instant, the house OF delegates
sent up message to the senate, thai
they were ready to proceed to the choice
of senator, and formally nominated
.Najor General Robert GoodIos Ha'.per
las their candidate. We will further. in
form our democratic brethren, that every
federal memberoi the house of delegates
lis now at his post. This intelligence il
so gratifying to the democrats, that w
cannot resist the pleasure ofcommunlcat
ing the fact.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
Notice.

M e, the subscribers, having formed
~ connexion in trade, the bust
ness in future will be conducted under
the firm of Anderson ard Haines.
/ James Anderson,
Laniel Haines.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
Land for Sale

PURSUANT to a deed of trust from
4 George Adams to the subscribers,
given Tor the purpose of securing debt
due the Rev. Jeremiah Moore, deceased
as ignee of George w. Hunter'sl will
be sold TO the highest bidder for ready
money, at Fairfax court house, on the
tirst day of february next, if fair, if not
the next fair day-a Tract of Land.
SEQ acres, lying near Centre
vile.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24
Sale of Negroes.

ENTfIL be sold for cash, on Tuesday
w 9th day of February next. if fair,
if not, the next fair day, at the avern of
George Williams, in the town OF Dun
fries, % or so likely young slaves, men,
women and Children among them are
parcel of most valuable house servants,
male and female ard, also, valuable
plantation slaves. At the same time and
place. will be sold for cash, a tract of
land, near Dpmfr;es, containing about
170 or so acres
The sale is made under two several
DEGREES OF the county court of Prince
William.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-24

Jan "a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21

sStrAths OF :bs, enIerprize uhieh Is viewed
W many as an esseusisi obJec, OF our nation
al independence. 1 should not have 'sk Ell
The freedom OF suggesting my ideas, bet be-
ing convinced of5 sar patriotism, and devot-
edness 10 the good of your country, have erg-
ed ne To make the foregoing obseryslicns !;
yoor eandor will exeuse mo il they afe
wrong.
snal be happy 10 receiving 90 answer TO
this letter, for in the present state Of political
conuovsrsy and intrigue the real republicans
must rely on our Iong-tried psitiots,''
lamCDg whom you stand pre.emincn;) TO
guide and direct in the future pursuits of the
gorcrnment Though retired from public
life, yet your prisstc council is essential, and
we Dus, soiici. your aid to help the admins
tralien' to substantiaie by wise measures in
peace, what We have obisined in war. The
patriot Is always called on duty, while The ext
gencies Ut bis country need his advice, and
his exeriions are required to carry his prinei-
pies into operation ore limited hut to
a ie'v years, to discharge our trust as citizens,
and we .: ust become more active as the per-
Iod shoftens. The real patriot never saCIi-
heed principles TO poiicy-Wsshington A
dams, Hancock, Madison, and yourself rose
superior to such q degradation. The old
patriots, il not employed in conducting the
ship, yet they are viewed as BEACONS, ty
which helmsn.e may steer TO the haven Of
safety.
| remain, Sir, with sentiment. Of the high
es. respect, and cordial wishes Tor your hap
piness, your undertaking friend,
h BENJAMIN AUSTIN.
Hon. THoMAs JEFFERSON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
Bp Wait.

- wAsHiNGToN, FEB. IL.
. The plan of new Tariff Of Daties on i'm
ports, was laid before Congress yesterday, by
ibc Secretary of the Ttessuiy. The house,
yesterday, determined to insist on i,s amend
me mrs 10 the bill! concerning the Convention
Of Commerce, &c. and 10 ask confere nce
thereon with The Senate. The COMMITTED
Of Commerce and Manufactures Made.a de-
tailed report, concluding with resolution,
tha, from and after the 3oth dcy OF Juno next,
in lieu Of the dp,ics now authorised by law,
there be Laird, levied and collected on Couon
Goods, imported into the u. States sn, the
territories thereof, from nyforeign country
whatever, per eentum adsalorem, being
no, less than cents per yard. The re-
solution, expressive of the sense OF Congress
of the merits Of Cspts Stewart, snd Biddle,
sc ;---and the bill rcwarding the oiiicers and
crew of the Hornet for the capture and dis
truc,iuu OF the Pengoin--passed unanimous
w. The direct tax bill Of millions, passed
10 - residing, sfter several frni,less at
4 ter,psx 10 mendi It.. -. -..s--.l=
Ceny efa hner from me Commanding cTccr
az Fofs Hayae, on she Miami cf TIE Lukes,
10 a Member ef Congress, dated Ftrs Usyrs,
afh Jaa 1915.
Pe-ni ne, sir, 10 sequaint you With con =
muniession ios, made 10 nc by Miami Ia
dian, branch OF ic White Looms family.
who has aiwSys expressed The &, es'es'f' f'itod-
ship 10 me, cod of whose fidelity to our gov
eminent, Us lac as a savage mind can possess
that sentiment, have not The least doro'.
He ssys the British have sent out runners
among all the tribes to The moth and wesv
;nvi,iog the war ebief., wi,h their young and
most active wsrriors oriy. to conc w:ih as
linle delay es possible TO Slsldenj tha, they
have large quantity @! goods there, which.
| they Keep 10 reserve Tor that class only, wssn-
| ever they shall sr'ive, snd be seen TO take n
strong bold Of the ,omshawk, ss they have
been known to do. My informant, who esl.'
me his uncle, states that he himself receive 4
. the insi,aioa three dsys since nish msrz
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
rsoM riiE cAlskIlL nEcokpEH, OF TKD, Q.
" Something .Novei--or, ne Devil .af-gaitiedla. y. y

Ssmefdiag Ncvei---or, ne Devil aaf -ggtisG.,a -
Some lew days since, in the vicinity OF
neiehb ling village, gentleman wishing
to'replenlsh MS pot ket biz upon an unhea,d,
ot eSped'cn, TO cfcc, his purpose. Dfessisg
hipselfin al the costume oil his Satannic ina.
lcNy, such SIS horns, clovcn feet, SC. and
tnowing when MIR. II was TO pass on
t,,e river, ho' posted himself in his way the
rcrson was stopped, anJ salutcd " Ills Ma.
j.sIy win dempnd Gar $1,000. or suffer the
II nc,iiato transportation Of hipself aud f.n,-
i,y w the inIernsi rcs,on,--Mr. R---liter
rocoyerins from hts Use, the uoayuidsbls
c"Dseqrerce ofs visit ttom SO di.,;neush.a
AZ p-rsorege, ani alter declaring nj, insailny
~ eampls vi,h the dsmapd AZ the mouycus,
was SusTecel TO depart, under fsnhlul PRO
s,iiSc TO tctuyn tho follpwiag nish,, IN the
sane place aui hour, and deliver Tho cash.
NIr. L -, Applied TO bis neShbnt TO " ham
~ had 10 tned a sun 10 that amount, ,lv n, and.
sng IL i'm ncdis,elv, wcll.knowing that the
ex,,cucy would al rt of NO dclsY his neigh.
Dor coupled with The deo,snd, but Insisted
upon knowiog the cause that induced IL So
unrxpcctcdiy---Mr. r., pf,cr some hssi.
tainp, Informed him oi hts sppoin,men, with
tho D.vii; he was scsmiagly sa,i>iied--,nd
his ,nalcsiy al the appointed houe was bsoi-
cl ,he cxrcc,el sun. Tho peigsb,t, bow.
ever, who il seems had rather inore og iss
m sr,og of a maa, way lid The pretended
devii, recovered the moaey, and CON n,i.,sJ
him. ho.n. add al, to e'o,c confluence; 3,
the county Snp--empha,irEly p,
,hs Gsr@ &s Oas.