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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-19

TERMS.
Reading, writing, arithmetic : So
grammar and reede-wofG 9A' sessivh IN adVan,s.
Do.witn geography andmap( - AZ
ANY ofihc above branches yy,b
drawing painting Il water
colors, astronomy, Of ; 70 10, d
the globes, b0teGy, elements
Of natural philosophy sc.
s as.a ''H'a'ss' s & =, ss'si9a. iaaissses
Boarding II Y mcs.h hslfpaJabis
IL ga. J. MORRIS PrircirrIs.
I ETTERs or coNriNuAroP. before we ,s,tcl
n the panc patronage TO the Lettcrs If C5atiatoy
HW rot be aiiiss 70 aalrste a few o! tie events Of
70 Antbor's iie ioEn Vincent native of Fncs
isnd, and as he born but haze sdsuso isa fs
saw rs soon IS reason dawned upos his mind tai /.
mosiu DC npossbie Tor h'i TO support h.Dsefn ease
aug SoiuIoi N c2anIy where the government brJ
us subjects Of their honest eafnnas snnandsr agsy M
on syeoPi,an's and place men lie eaIy sdopted tie re-
solution OF einsratlg the Western World where ID.
night, undstuTbed, ENJOY rnitea bappiness ard a,es
tc repose IN all their luxury Re arrived IN the Dca
ortes IN l6S, accompanied Ivy he aiabie Ophciia the
wic Of his hosoui and pcat-d himself in Oanrc conni,
lhe even tenor Of his temper and the suag!ty Of fis
manners soon Introduced En into the hrs. circles aud
70 M the cup Of bliss, short time afterwards AS vito
blessed hu wt son IS lovely herself. But whilst
the pulse OF ioy expectation beat hioI, l,sfof,s.r H.
ped him with her icy hand aud beiluinbed ,he ircisc
incit u eScr,ioh liedne u his fate instead n .j
ting ", he wlLdfew himselffoni the world an k, -
scfncst % converse with the learned dead and p.
kmdof recreation devo'ed portion If njs li1s e MI
iS ,e et5eis wlich are nos aboHl to De q1ishlG 10
arising from &c ffie Of this Wofk will he IN
'ne edntation q, le iigmt Chid.-Snreiy stronger B
peal colt net be st to- bencsytat puf ic Il j. erD
"a nc lff'e VIII ~ We small voluiie- and ssetci or
ue ANthnff we, N kOHHWr SHEppEPD ESQ. f. s,.ua+
man ~ promise VIII Ne prCiSed 70 &C.. Tlcsrlcc van =.
neatly tonnd and delivered Subscribers at one ii,y
per vol. ~ W '-'
svhscrpJQn rapefs are IN thc hands ~ paul verr,s
Charles ~ HC~nfd. and Df Taylor Of Ofanre ana ttt1
Johnson and Rcubis Snit,, Of Madison who wih their
usiei asn;sfestedncss, w exert themselves Oh he r
sent occasiom
Any person olaairuibz rFs 5ahscrilers and f,fr.rs
ihg Their names 70 atei IS ;ie aboyt saaeei VIII h.
concerned
~ The Woik viii 20 press as SON Is 5gg core-s 7s
ol,thel, ASDbsCfi5ff.
EUsI HfcEtyED- 10 tlc7ces 6 bhds. Ne,r.ntiests sr
a. Ear @o30lhr. Pf,ms Cfecn Coffee T. r. nafri.g
itnerie anc sAeiIy Wire, in pipes and co. oaks 20
casks ClaIet Wine and 81 boxes Goshen CLcr,c
IN MoTf.-f TINE New0IitaBs sugar. Id sf is and
bafrcs laHfif1, 81 DOMINGO and Ola Java Ccaee Leaf
sugar IN balffis GunpowGcr Imperial and Yorts Nv
son siag's caro- cneniac nr3rdy cn proof ia.
maics WindHaid Island AID New-fnrard RnIn AID
bcst Havana Retailing Hoisscs-Fcr SALE On ne most
~ I'll nasin. Lx n SNirtt - g.,
Aogny,s gsu.f
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CrAUNToN FEMALE ACADEMY The rand ro.
- esess OF the Young ladies who attended the sem
during me "st Two sessions has enabled -iia-vr,cp.i
% anrounce with conIdcrce 10 tie pr5c hs; ne r,o
OF tuition adopted IN the Academy s,icccede beyo
heif most sa0saine expectations aid as tie.
appreciation II rents and Guardians IRE thcre,-s ~ -
tea to notice the csab hneG and avail .frtsseve ~
the ensuing session, which commenced on s;Sn,;av ~
flth Inst; Adults, who, from sofne cause i.,c.beea d.
trised Of the ad aniagc OF very early etHcton cor
b short dance, be placed au equairy jtI bo.
who have studied daring ,ieir Whole Hve,uedars m
branches taught are various, acs;;ea 10 .,asrr.t
ripsscs Of learners embracing such t OF p.te ter
tn4ei arts and sciences, as compose the ecJcan az A.
coihiisAeo lsnai,s me norZs and department Of th
young ladies are also Siricty atteadcd TO-
The Principals avail themselves Of THIS oppcrtpnv ri
lay bcioIerie puhlic The opinion OF the gentlemen cum
posing the committee at the last exannsfics;
The undersigned assisted III TIE late exsrinatior -
" the Staunton FeIuae academy. Trey we're much rr.
" iiied WITH the prciessof many OF the yupis me ~
" prove OF the noee % tutor 1ursuer the Tarbrrs
whom they consider asduors ard diiieeu in Ike ve~-
" formance o. their dulles, and qualified e dichsrre
" them with PROPHECY aud atilry. They sSe nrsicls-
" iy pleased with DIR s'oTris method III iezinr (;efy
raphy by mapping From WHIT has fsiie. th,- t}el-
observation, they think the insainsio teserv;rg q
" public patronage.
" BRIscoE @. sALBwiN,
L. WAnEEII,
q. wkDcELL
c.a-p.o, Oct, 81 lar - ~ T---.-' 49,
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ETOE SALE.-iu conformity to the last will and Tesla
u ment Of Henry G. Iicti decreased the undersigned
executors thereof, will expose tn puOlc sale npon the
premises the LIST day OF February next VI fair il MOI
the neN fair day, that wen kgown and valuable Estate
called CURLES, situated the north side Of James m
yer, In tc County Of HenrcO, and distant about IA mites
below the City Of Richmond sndivelvc from Petersburg
This estate contains nearly tiioHsaud scres about
five hundred arabic and the greater part OF the balance
swamp, reclamabc al very moons ierabc expence h,
comparison TO its worth. To expaatc on tie extreme
fertility and improving condition from The spry action
OF paister Of this desirable property thought nnrces
s9ry. II Completes will any residence, afIoidinq a
most commodous dwelling with every comfortable an
purtsgauce. one hundred arelad down M foTgsid
wheat about CITY in oats two Geis andrw lois are
laid doen ~ clover, and about weuty Of mead
ow, in good order The advantages range for stock
afforded by the unreclanicd portion Of swamp have been
ayaiicd Of of the iast4 yeaT, in cid tie ncloslg
system.
Persons DISPOSED 10 purchase viii BE- s'isaded toin
viewing The p enises, BY Of the Executors fcsiinu
thereon.
Az authenticated snfvcy and plat will he e0 Al Mr.
LyncRs Coffee House, IN the City Richmond rs soon
practicable. Crtee holds out may he said peculi
ar advantages 20 % capital Gc~I0us ofresiGng in tLe
vicinity Of kichnOnh or Petersburg. There arc nnine
ros springs rfsnod Issuing ofhe bank Of the
River. independent of well conveniently situated 4
satisfactory title will be made the purchaser and noe
on given payment ofone trd Of the sale the balance
being secured by giving bonds and coed Of trust u.ou
Cnrles One-hal payable IN twelve months and the res
dne IN two years from the DAY Of sale
SAHUEL PLFfS4NTs
BfIfJ65fU. TETIs.
". TJ.fNDRJDCE.
NorfuJrrfn r,9o.,tz.
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ringand fyportingC Company" " the Ohio Com
pany, and :" the Bank OF Winchester" in Vir-
ein.a, until tlc2.st day of August next.
This Act 10 commence and be in force from
ana after the passage thereof.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

4Feic-f orr, Nor. IS.
A London Morning. Chronicle of Sep
ternher d, mentions that the Court ofNa-
ties has received the answer of the French
Government TO lis application for. advice
on the snbiectof American claims.
he above Information is SAID to have
been received from gentleman who din
ed on board the u s. S. B.esaington. and
who said he obtained il fror, com. Chauu-
cey, and was further informed, tile Com.
intended to remain till the affair was ter
minated. : <-. ~
Captain Gardner, arrived at Boston
from Malaga, informs that the American
squadron sailed FROM Naples about the
last of August, where Mr.. pinkhev re-
manned, IN a bad state of health; snd that
he had received no conclusive renIv reja-
tive 10 his claims upon the government Of
Naples.-Gazette.
In consequence of the information received
ny Yesterdays mail, flour las risen to SIS per
barrel. Georgttosn Mass. NorlS
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ECOR SALE. n Tracf Of Land Of from forty to ff.y
thousand acre. tue County Of path For infosm-
snhserber p r BROOFE.
Oct. ~, 4s.wtf
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1ERMs.

Stanton, Get Il, 1916"
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~ VfIOt+ 4 y 81 III Utt---l &c
4 Commissioners unde cFccT Of fa,zr.z ln,,,s
CONT, made pursuant 70 ect Of Assct;tiy eut.d
An Act 90 ifcs,cc an acsi1ate Chartcf each c-rpsy
ara general Nap tbs Coc,iiha e. th h-repy .ss.
sotce that they vii: receive proposals "a. uisSira M
vey aud Cha.t cfhe said County Of Flsnra Is is:.ea
q, sSd act, fcu, any pei,cr Opposed 70 undertake s
same be- een tbs time Yd tsnti d. OF JaN-t.
neAt N.;ik E,y r;Nii.si-,j ..ltr 80.
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~ Positively tie Last Nfglf.
7 MR. BROOKS's, Bell.Tav.;i, This rvrN,,c
a November Isl the public are ssrecttuly Inform
ed, that ON his way To the SoEthward =
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ih0nd1y, NOren1ber 81.
The House this day rose at an early
hour-A short sketch will embrace the If
proceedings.
The Speaker presented letter from
General Breckenridge, enclosing the Me
mortal of the Stanton Convention, of
which he Rad been President-complain
ing. ofthe inequality ofthe Representation,
and praying Convention to amend the
Constitution. The Memorial has already
been published in fhe Enquirer. The
papers beingread, Mr.. Threat hoped that
they would be laid OH the table, with view
to give the members time to consider the
subject, and to have the memorial print
ed.-Mr. Mercer (Of L. said, it had been
the uniform custom to refer petitions to
committee, and he hoped itwould not be
departed from in this instance--would it
not be better to refer this memorial to
the Committee for Courts of Justice, who
were men of legal abilities If it were
laid on the table, the object might be mis-
understood, and some sensibility might
be. excited among the people.--If it were
referred, still it might be printed.-Mr.
Threat wished to treat this memorial with
all possible respect--but after 1t was laid
on the table, il might be printed THE
question: to layit on the table was put and
iost.--Mr. UOddIidge moved its reference
to Select Committeeman n memorial
ought to be referred TO those who were
friendly to it-bcd did not know whether
the Committee for Courts of Justice were
OF that characteristic, Mercer, (of l.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-01
Plaster Land for Sale

yNVHE subscriber offers for sale, q
Farm, in the County Of Fauqule.r.
and state Of Virginia, containing 400 A
ores. one third Of which is OF the strong
est quality, and covered with heavy
growth of red oak and hickory--ih ne re-
sidue. (beiug cleared land is IN gocd
heart. two thirds Of it having been
laid down in red clover, and no tract
IN the state has afforded higher eyiden-
ces Of its adoption to the plaster Of Ia {,
ris.--There is, on this tract, and at the
confluence Of the two never tal'ine
streams Of Broad and Mill Runs, q
sc;te for a Merchant Mill. with fall
of s5feet, surrounded by every mate
rial for building. and by the side OF a
well built Saw-Niill, recently erected.
a law has passed for a turnpike roar
which will pass by or near this scite;
For the above property, l Will take
the moderate price Of 20 dollars per a.
Icre, witt unreasonable allowance, tor the
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haysnarket Post Office Va
SeDtember 60.
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Lawrason aud Foule,

LawraSon aud FoWle,
HaTE Fee sale,
1000 tons plaster earis
5000 bushels st. Ubes salt
5000 do. coarse liverpool
1000 do. blown do.
500 sides red sOal leather of superior
quality
200 boxes mould candles
100 ditto Goldfish
90 barrels new beef
40 boxes caFers
SEQ .bunIles sheathing paper
10 boxes window glass Of the Bps-
ton rnanufactory, assorted sizes
go cases ditto glass ware from sa,r
msaufact0ry, consisting OF Of
canters, t1mblers, vine and jsi
~ glasses. pitchers. &c.
4 eask ccontaiaing tea sets, Ohs
M, part very elegant.
EkhrHary IA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-01
The Subscribers

The Subscribers
ne AyING formed a connection in
"a trade. under the firm of Harper sy
FpndaN-Offer for sale, at their store
corner Of Prince and Union streets near
the Dock,
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Cogn,ac brandy
Wkiskey
Molasses
T.. p. Madeira. and
reneriiFe wines, by the pipe hall
pipe or quarter cask
Loaf and lump sugars
N. Orleans do,
G. P. Imperial TEA
Imperial do.
Hyson, Z. Hyson &
Eiyson skin do.
Coffee.
English seine Irvine ofsuperior quail.
f.. and Cordage Of various kinds Tar
and cork wood, together with general
assortment of Groceries.
Samuel Harper,
Esy. T. Fcndail.
feb IS If
For Rent,
TIE brick Store House, Corner of
Prince and Water streets, lately occu-
pies! by Fendai and Koones.-For te ms,
Apply to
fb.28 If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-01
Charles Page,
1raStee
is
Niandeyi|Ie & Larlnour,

NlandcVlile * lS3TlhOiH,
Csran. Of Kiirg q Fairfae q IiaSS q III
ter streets,
HAVE FOR SALE,
100 barrels whiskey
10 pipes cognac brandy
S 10. Holland gin
90 puncheens w. India Rum
10 hhds. lst aud Cd quality New
Orleans sugar
TO00 los. prime Lagulra coffee
so boxes mould candies, assorted
sizes
100 do. muscatel & Olccm raisiDs
500 VT. fresh currants
90 boxes chocolate
With their usual assortment OF wines u
guers and groceries.
December 10
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Just Landing


From On beard the schooner Elizabeth
from New York,
Is kegs white lead
60 barrels cider vinegar
so boxes Nova Scotia behring's
6 barrels cod fish
z boxes fresh prunes
4 ditto ditto Muscatel Raisins
/ barrel shrub
l ditto lime juice
6 boxes French Cordiais
S barrels of
4 kegs Superior quality.
Which are offered for sale by
Bnnercall and Popham.
February - IT
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-01
Public Sale.

WNURSUA ANT to Deed of Trust
from Hugh w. Deneale to the sub,
scriber, for securing the payment Of
twelve hundred dollars and expenses OF
sale &interest, WILDE exposed to sale fel
ready money to the highest bidder, before
the Cefee -FIousein Alexandra, on lueS'
slay the 5th day Of March next, a
Tract Of Laud containing three hundred
acres. ia the county Of Fairfax: ad]o'n-
inc the lands whereon VIM. Deneale
formerly resided.
ALSO.
Two Negro Slaves. enc named Charles
about thirty years Of age and one nam
cd Sohn about GO years OF age, or So
MT Il Of the said Slaves and land as VIII
satisfy the said debt and costs and IN,
teresf. if the said slaves are produced
on the day of SAFE, and If they are no,
produced / shall proceed to sell the sa'a
Land. The sale to commence at u o
clock.
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For Boston

SS% The fast sailing schooner Ben
EsSs iamin, viii sail iD a few days.
aud can take few hundred barrels &c
freight if immediate application is made
to
Dodge 8 Kettell.
..sFehruary q div
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W. II. S. B0SWEhL

Landing
On lr,cin's asherf, end for safe oy ne
subscribers,
10 hbds. first quality New Orleans
Sugar
SO BAGS green Coffee
$500 lbs. Fllberts
5000 do. Seine Irvine
t0G0 DO. Cork
90 boxes dipt Candles
SO do. Chocolate
s kegs Ginger
90 boxes Fig Blue
10 bushels Cranberrles
100 boxes Raisins.
r. and j. Mdndeci'ls.
February q OF
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SAT- and " me.

THE subscribers nave just received
by the schooner Fame, Captain fynes
5000 bushels Turbs-!sland Salt, aud u
pipes MADEIRA Wine, very cid, WHICH
VIII be sold low.
adams, Herbert g Co.
January so.
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Chewing obacco, &c

@AOVAAS '
Jast rscs;red from Pstersbnrgh, "a.
so kegs warranted small twist chew
ing Tobacco, and s twists to
tin pound, good as ever offered IN
this market.
ON HAND,
10000 Spanish Segars, first quality
none better in the district Of Co
lunbia.
soo,eoa American segars, excellent Qua.
NY ALSO,
100 rolls spun Tobacco, good quality,
and 100 dozen smoaking Tobacco
in papers.
LIKEWISE,
Macuba, Scotch and Rappee Snuff, Of
superior quality.
To he had wholesale and retail, of the
manufacturer, lower end Prince street.
Alexandria.
February 27
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-01

Robert Gray
Has Just received for see,
Oae case superior qaallIy .,Olll''
Violin Strings, Bows and pflases'
ALSO,
A supply Of New Music for the P1 Ia, 9
Forte, Violin, Flute, and Patent ria
|gelot.
feb 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-17
AN ACT

To authorize the sale of lands forfeited to
the United States, in the district of JET.
lersonviIie, at the land Office in said dis
t:ict.
BE it enacted by tie iSeHaie and House
IF Representatives. Of the United states Of
.9merica in Congress assembled, That the
register aud receiver of the land sflice for
lie district of JeIIessonvilIe be, and they
are hereby authorised 10 expose to public
sale, to the highest bidder, at The land Of
flee aforesaid, any tract or tracts Of land
which may hereafter become forfeited to
The United States for hon payment, under
such terms and conditions as are, or may
be prescribed by law.
Sec. Q. lind be IL further enacted, That
50 much Of any former act of Congress as
requires the register aud receiver of the
district aforesaid to expose to public sale
at the court house of the county III which
the said land Office is established, any tract
or tracts of land which may become for.
feitcd to the United States for non pay.
ment, be, and the same is hereby repealed
II CLAY,
Speaker ofhe House Of Rep, esenfaGves
JOHN GAJ.BARD,
President ofhe Senate, Pro fsmpOre
April 81, 18l6.-ArrpovED,
JAIIEs MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-17
NGw-YoaK, Su
From. lsayauna.

We learn from captain Tyler, who ar
rived hero this forenoon in | days from
Havaoa, that OH the Path of June, an em-
barge was laid onal shipping in that port
to continue To-. s5 days. At the expiraii-
on days, it was ,aised, as respected a.
nerican vessels, aid they were permitted
TO depart. This measure had been resort
ed to in consequence1ef recent depredati-
Gus committed on the Spanish commerce
by Carthagenian priyateers. When capt.
Tyler saifesl, there were about twenty sail
then oit HAVANA, who had taken seven or
eight vessels, and burnt them.-fGere was
a Spanish frigate at HAVANA. but not III a
condition to meet an enemy Captain "
ier also illoftas ti.at tie new govcrnsr had
arrived at Havana.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-17
AN AGE
For the relief CT the widow and children
OF Charles Dolph, deceased.

For the relief Of the widow and children
OF Charles Dplph, deceased.
BE It enacted d:i liz Seaafc and House d
Representatives. OF TIRE United States of Il
lRsr,cn in Congress assembled, That the
secretary of HE treasury be, and he Is
rereby directed to pay 10 the widow ot
Charles DoIph, deceased, late of Saybrook
~ the state of Connecticut, the sum OF
i've hundred dollars, Tor the use Of !etssll
aud the children Of the said Dolph, {whc
was Killed during tho late wac with Great
Britain. in an engagement between par.
g OF volunteers, raised in said town of
Saybiook. anu the crew of British priya
teer, called the Rover in consideration o.
the capture Of Eve British prisoners on that
occasion. which prisoners were delivered
over 10 the marshal of the United States
for The district Of Connecticut.
Sec. 2. md 6e it further enacted, Tia
The money herein seantcd be paid oui
of any monies in TIE treasury not other.
wise appropriated.
HSCLAY,
Speaker of tie Honss 81 Representatives.
JOHN GAiLLARD,
President ofiieiSerate pro tempore.
April 20, 1si6-APPnovEp,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-17
6UnR MiLt S1onp .ulNUElcrURr

THE Subscribers respectfully inform che public
that they have Just received, direct from France,
large quantity OF prime BURR BLOCKs, Of q ~.
pcror quality 90 sDy hitherto imported 70 this place
sud having been engaged in the business upwards
of6ftcen years, they nat,er themselves from their
oug knowledge Of the trade, and the appreciation
ghich their work hrs hitherto met With, that they
sillhe able 20 manufacture Mill Stones, on as rsa
'opsbIe terms - those imported from the NORTH,
vorrsnt them and 70 Perform WELL
They have opsnedshop an 10Th Street, rcsrly OPP
Poste to the Old City Tavern, where gentlemen ass
invited to call.
NATHANIEL WHITE x 90.
Febrrsg-v ~ .H
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-17

stations in the ncighborhood, with detcrlni-
nation to commence avery particular and
thorough search OF the whole country adj
jacent. After making proper arrange
ments to execute this plan, the search was
recommended and continued ill almost
one o'clock L. III. when the child was hap
PLY discovered. The joy of the parents
and ell others, whose sympathy had been
very strongly excited, can be better ina
eiDed than described. She had been alb
sent, in the wcotls, taree days and three
nights. Cue Of the nights was unusually.
culj for the season, aud one of the DAVIS ex-
cessisely rainy. When found, she appear
ed in good spirits, aud sbaJ considerable
strength. SHE was eating apples gathered
from the honeysuckle. aud had store of
them lin her b0spm. She said that during
the coolest night, her feet became cold
ADD she. took off her apron and tied it
round them, and replaced 1t in the MORN
ing. The h0uscin which she liyediis situa.
ted III the wat partnf this town She had
ramblcd ahout two miles from home, In "a
ENTHUSIASTICALLY direction I; and in her
course bad nassed !. brock Of very eonsi,!e-.
cable prize, She might, PERKINS,, have
been ,tnund earlier, but il had been CO.'S
dcreti impossible! Tor her TO cross the stream
efwater. Ii
4 pot Of an alarming nature has been
discovered at Camden Is. C.)--speaking
Of this plot, the Southern Patriot of July
10th Observes: &c We have seen q letter
containing compeudious and interesting
account of this attrocious attempt The
Infatuated wretches confessed their guilt,
but as the design had been for some time.
aSitated, there are probably number con-
ccrned, who have not been arrested. The
sIiain it is supposed, has many liuks--and
VIGILANCE stoaG Be the scateh-srcrd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-17
an ACT

For the relief of Young King, chief Of
tie Seneca tribe % Indians.
Belt enacted By G,e Senate and house of
Representatives Of the United States Of
Gnerica in congress assembled, That the
Secretary for the Department Of War be,
aid he is hereby authorised and required.
TO cause to be paid TO the Young hing, a
chief of the Seneca tribe Of Indians, quar-
ter yearly the sum of fifty dollars, amount.
ING 20 the sum Of two hundred dollars per
annsH, during the term ofhis natural life,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-17
VIRGINIA.:

NtEOlISlA:
.Gt R'ii;s holder in hs Clerks oEce of Me sutc.
mr. cOt:rt If CAoncr,B for TIE Rfc6,qond lis.
rTcti the 24th day # J..le 1916
Daniel Wilson executor ofCisIborne Anderson,
dech' l'hant!G:
A6AINsT
Thomas Iyebster, and WiIIiau Gibbs, admins.
tr2tor OF Peter Webster deed, AMI Tlv'qrd
Ward, DeGs.
TIE ccfs1dant Edward Ward, not having en-
tered bis appearance and given security .ccnr-
ding 10 the net OF Assembly and The Rulc, :
tl;s Court, and il appearing by satisfactory wi.
deuce, that he is not an inl&bitant Of this coim-
Try Il is ordered, That the said nefenda!l 10
appear here or the first day NE next term ard
answer the bill Of The Plaintiff; ard that COW
of this Order be Forthwith published in son,s
newspaper published in the ely of Richmond,
far two months excessively and posed at lie
irppt doorof the Capitol, in Ihe said City.
y copy-reste.
'ynI II. Hsaing, G. G.
July lO-wgw