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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-21

Raleigh, On. c. ) Norer,ber. 10.
The election for electors Of President and
Vice-President Of the United States took place
ticketwasrun in this city, Except by few in
dividuals,) 20 the following, I:ho have pledged
themselves to vote for Mr.. Monroe and Mr.
Tompkins: Robert Love, of Haywood; Jesse
Franklin, Surrey; Peter Forney, Lincoln
Francis Locke, Rowan; Abram Philips, Rock
iagham; Alexander Gray, Randolph Joseph
Pickett, Arson: Thomas Rufiin, Orange; Ma
thaniel Jones, &c. To Wake; John Hall, War
renton; Thomas Wynns, Hartford; Joseph
Riddick, Gates James Hoskins, Tyrreli
Vine Allen, Ncwbern; Thomas King, Samp.
son.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-21

intel!iyencer of Oct. !, from which tic
following article is copied,
we understand that the usual licen-
ces for working, have been granted TO the
distilers of this city, who will, of course,
st once proceed 20 distil from grain. Ne
presume from tots, that Government have
ascertained the state Of the crops $50 pro-
misiIg) to be such as 10 warrant such per-
mission: The weather began To clear mp
Oh Su,tlay, on Monday it was remarkably
fine. The farmers have been unusually
busy both days, i'll saving the harvest ;
and there Is now some likelihood of the
weather continuing fine, v, look forward
10 great alteration in the state of the
crop"
The above furnishes no e. idcnce of
short crops III Europe: On TIE contrary,
IT there was likely to be a famine in that
country. it is hardly probable that as late
as the LIST at Oct. licences would be grant
Ell by the government 10 distil from grain.
Look 10 1t spectators or you may per-
chance burn your fingers.
We learn, with pleasure, the arrival of
Ger. Bertrand. in the Metropolis. 1t is
rumored that this officer is the one select
cd by the president, undera vote passed at
the last session of Congress, for high
an'limportant service in the engineer de-
rartment lie is well known in Europe
as an officer of extraordinary military ia
Tents and knowledge, and of great expe-
riencc. nc rose, solely by his genius and
merit, 10 the rank DINA or-generai i'll the
service Of Napoleon; and he was one of
the ex-emperor's aids in the fatal battle OF
Waterloo. He is one of the MANY emf
nentlv scientific men who have been rails
cd in the poiytechnic school.
Geore-ct0u,, ETessegoey
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02
Observation-Disclosures.

TPsH done, good and /aiihfM SERVANTS
The General Assembly Of Virginia rose
on Wednesday night, and the thanks of an
sdmiring world go with thcm.---ln touch
ing upon this delightful theme, 1t Is diff
cult to rein in our ceilings. The course
which they have traced. is so patriotic and
50 pure, the good which they have proiec-
ted, So brilliant, the motives which actni
ted them 50 disintereStcd and so much el-
evated above that gross and sordid atmos-
phere, which dcliberativc assemblies SO
generally breathe, that it is almost inpos
sble to give utterance to the feelings which
they have inspired, without Lying our
selves open to the imputation of roman
tic enthusiasm.--Bu even at the risk OF
that imputaton, we must try to do them
justice.
We scorn, moreover, the vo &C Of adGl1-
litlon. five are not mistaken IN ourselves.
We have furnished proofs enough during
their late session, that we did nos fear
them. We have spoken this Sentiment to
t1er faces. In their own hall, b,f,re the
representatives OF the people, we have has
O casion to speak 70 them As free and IN
dependent citizens. Tia, letter is ur0l
record was dictated by proud spirit
and when this head IS covered with tbC
SHOWS ofsge, VIC shall not blush for lt--Ir
another shape VIC have addressed them
Ike l7eemcn. This paper has spoken it
the spirit @. trItn--it has reminded them
Of their du.y - the people, has express
sed It's hopes, that their Representatives
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02
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Freehoi!srg elr The Cola.,n of Herr

Tothe t'nsea"f!srs Of tie County Of Ksnrico.
tELL0w-CIrIzgNs,
Having determined to resign my Office nf Attor-
ney of the U"ited States ior The Virginia District
a'n no" AT liberty To- sccede to the wish which
teW neghoors have expressed, and 10 Offer myseit as
a candidate 10: seat in the next General Assem-
BIZ.
Hitherto, have devo.cd the principal part
ot ny he to my p OCCASIONAL and official duties ::
the remainder am willing 10 devote to you aud to
the public Whether | can reqd-,. any valuable
service, It IS your province 70 decide An that
viii venture 10 promise, il, do y duty diligcnt-
", faithfully, AMI accOrJ.ng my best ia lgment.
Ii elected, shall 1T least De independent mem
ber---l have no favor to asS.--- want netting from
the government OF the state OF the United Stat
Having 40 views of personal smolument, or politi-
cal Advancement, am cOnt=nt TO devote my life To
the service 1.-THE people.
L IS due 10 ctIior 10 remark, that 5 t up no
claim To- ssh jsraou With YOU, from the circrn,.
stance Of resignng M oiicl.--lt not a sacrifice.
l should resig ., even it were not a candidate
That time, which the duties vi the Office require
want for other purposes.
OfDy SINGER aHd snalterable devotion to the
great principle, fequsl right and free government
It u, trust, needless to give you any assurance.
hone shall be parroned for supposing, that the e.
vdercc on that point, already before the public,
may be deemed sufficient.
lt mag be objected by some, thatI present my
SIT at trO late apeiod. But this Obiecoa cannot
" n nc 'il "id"c i "u cd'hol pc lTeu, OF even
incOinmOdtd, by seeing one more candidate on your
last. faoss whose ininds are already made up on
the su Jet 0t the next election, and see no reason
Tor changing thei purpose, will vote against me.
Having IN view no Object, relating to myself
shall submit with entire good will TO their dcciion
regret that ] avn not personally better known
To you. Engag Il Tor maay years IN a very H.
POROUS occupation, have not had leisure 20 h
much among you AID the health OF my family
renders IT imprac,icable iorme to- return home lu-
some weeks to come. Wncn 10 return. will
be with you much as II is right that those
who axe not personally acquainted with ne. should
have 1t ia their power, to FORM from actual obser.
Yatirn. correct estn1te of the feelings, habits anil
opinions, OF one who wishes to b. their immediate
Representative. This power they shall have ny
opini ms Oh every interesting ect. shall be com
munica'cd without rcsrrv'
am, your fellow citizen,
and friend,
(tEnTFtrL 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02
CONTRADICTIONS
February 90, 1916

on iursday The twrniy -sec0ni Instant, an elegant hin
Mcnb,rs OF ,is General A.sembly, to dNDREb' SIR
gEksON, bfg sp aktr OF The iosse of Delegates, and Co
OF e same ito tn former, grateful recognition If
iie faithful aud enlightened zeal With which he has prcsi-
del over the deliberations Of The House 81 Dergates land
o. The latr, poor, bat honest ad siEgCte, and th.fc
fore, wOrthss testimonial 0f regard his great
puhhcsred csertiOns IN promoting ie Interests Of
native State.
The utoot harmony and decnrurn prevailed throughout,
and tie .vciing far spent f,au % aId fJw Of
soul, CLOSED thi siive sni agreeable scSn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02
GEORGE HAY.
Tt5raarg 2iA, 1916.

Io tie Frechodsrs " the CTR Of RcimoaA
Ny professional duties. and Iust reg.,rl 10 in.
lyidua inter, st, Lave Induced nIe to d,oiilc being
candidate 20 represent yonr city IN the next Gen
cral Assembly aud I deem it proper to annnunce
publicly this determination TO You.
have snxiousy endeavonrcd, Tor Ge seven years
| have been your representative, to prove myself
worli1, bJ watchinl regard to Your interest,". snd
devotion of ms ume 10 the public service There
has al ieas,. lam well assured, been no abn,ion-
mert Of tine t'usi coJi led to me, nora momcnUy
absrcsnon irom the paili Of duty
ln dssriving tie connection which has existed Tor
many years between us, beg Won, Gentlemen,
10 accept my thanks for The Confidence with which
you have honortd me, and the assurance VI my
lasting gradU,de.
Respe uuiIy, Your lclow-eitizen,
ANDREW STEVENSON.
Pc5JuaJ7t 20, 1916
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02
RICHMOND, Es6. 81, 1916.
DEAR SIR
RICMnOA.D, Fe5. u, 1916.
GENTLEMEN,

ace 'pt your polite invitation, and vii
dine with you
Ia I'SI az iO tlr last four tlS dsiIlrratI
nf tie Hose Of Delat,, have el,ea ured mvri9
the hJnpr Conferred by faithful discharge OF the v
ties ~ tlt Sa;IOn-Dnrins this rrinl. have often
eTT'Sl bat tv Consolation (Which ctiiai With old
expressing, and of wde bcdcpriv,) that u,,o''
tie strcitst Scrutny into my conduct charge iiy-
SELF With ANY Intentional violation gfaitJ.
thank yoi. SeItrnC'i. ,r tlr friendly aud polite
Intr"r IA winch you hiyebcen piets,d signify, Cor YOUR
selves and a,SDerieS, yuir appr atiJ ofny conduct.
Accept the assurances of az: rr..artl and esteem,
IL vDREF SI'EFE.NISO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02
WASHINGTON. Feb. q


The d ference winch has existed be
tween the Senate and House OF Repre-
srntatives on the subject Of che metes and
bounds of the trcaty~raaking power, and
the scope of the legislative power, when
coming in collision with it, is AT length in
a fair way OF being satisfactorily adiust,G
A bill has passed the House OF Represon-
;at.ves respecting the Convention OF Cou-
merce with Great Britain, and will prnba-
bly, pass the Senate. which, though 1t does
not s4ttlc tn constitutional question, VIII
settle, on principles OF compromise and
mutual accommodation, the pr sent diHc
renee between the two branche, of the c-
gsiature. AS it appears proper, having
published 50 extensively the debate on the
su@ject, chat the grounds of ths ultimate
decision should b. lad before the people,
We shall shortly present to our readers
the report OF the committee of Conference
on tue lis4greeing votes.
Feb. IS.
The bill concerning the Convention Of
Commerce with Grrat-Britan, now r.
quircs only the signature of tie President
to become law, the Senate having ayr ed
to the report OF the committee Of Confer
ence thereon, which had been prev .ouSly
agreed TO by the house.
The bill from the House of Rcpresen-
tatives, for reducing the Ia, ect Tax on the
United States, to th:cc millions of dollars,
and continuing the same for one year, has
Dc en- under discussion la the Senate. On a
motion 20 amend the bill. so rs TO repeal
thc tax altoge her, tie Votes stool sixteen
70 sirfeen and there being an equality
Of votes, jhe motion was lost The bill is
Ct under consideration, and its f,te is un-
CERTAIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02
IUcSdd1V, Tao. y.
NATIONAL. BANK.

The question on reducing the prop sed
capital from thirty foe To fSpenty M:t.~ns,
being still under consideration
debate arose OIL the general question
OF the merits of the bill, as we'll as OF the
question Immediately before the house.
We have not room to-day, but in our next,
the sketch or Outline OF the debate shall be
pursued.
The motion toreduce the capital was
opposed BY Mr.. Smith, Of Mi. Mr.. Wright.
and Mr.. Tucker, and supported by Mr..
Sergeant, MIR. Ran % phi. and Mr. Ward,
of Mass.
The debate continued until year four o.
clock, when the committee rose, on mo
ton Of Mr. Hopkinson, reported progress.
obtained leave to SIT agsin-and
HE House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02

-tha, must DC dong b. The co one alton Or
the large banks in the cities the spec,
has got into those banks. aud there II w
remain until they resume the payment O.
t. Mr.. p. id, likewise, he was unwll
Ing to lace fifty millions OF money ia the
hands OF any s. of men in this country
They would use it o7pressveiy /; the old
bank OF the Unii ed States had done 50, and
so would this. Such = power would enab!,
them to WELD tie destines ot this ticn.
For this strong reason, Mr.. p. sad, rs we
as the others he had stated, he Was an IA
vor OF reducing the capital /; and 90 allow
more time to icilect on this impor,an, Tea
ture of the bill. he moved that the COM
mittee rise.
After few remarks by Mr. Calhoun cn
what had fallen from Mr.. Pitk,;--
The committee rose, reported Yrrgress,
AMI obtained leave to Sit again, ani
The House adjourAcd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02

We understand that Ma. GALLArIs will shortly
leave the u States, on his mission Ambassador
to the Court uf Franee
The Hon. Mr.. Bagot, Ambassador ON Great
Britain is expected arrive in the Uni,eI
) aies lie has taken houie u tle Cit, Of * as
lnsson, whlch IS preparing for is RECEIPT on.
fPhiLtlieibhiu Press
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02
LAND FOR SALE.

ANILL c rtaIniy b. sid rn the prcmi-
SIS, AND posses.ion gwen the 1t Npyrlnisr i,r
from to 800 acres Of LdND lying IN tn coity ofPO4-
hntin, on the mann Buckingham road, mills aly, the
e1urt bDuse.on NOnday. lsth of April xf About one
tr Of the sid tract IN worl, Of superior quality ri
well watcrgd 1irre also most rit seat i,i mill
some -rad bnidigs Which and not all conplcft4i
The adwnia sni this situation 10 publican, c1untri-Ing
chant Farmer physician, would b. very oonnir.fJ,-
lhi,e dispu,c purchase us presumed VIII ,ew uis ore
n'ises, wii,eii wiii b. slcWn b. Oh subscribers.
ROBERT ". NOSBY.
JESSE OWEN.
Afr-t , 4s--vyv.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02
SEINE rNVlNE..
PAY OF MILITIA

HAVING this day received the balance
ol paydn t' conprny lltely under nay com lnnnd
~ = 7s-'v,c au i'N pr pIrel pay tliO, who have
c,um. and val attend at Orin5e courthoist SATURDAY,
tn 27d March, for that PURPOSE.
Ihu who, assig nens 0f claims or orlers frot, ,o
bfs Of thc company, must urr hem known early IA
2 eib". LAHRENCE I. D4IDE.
rem 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02
OF WHOM
BIZ LAST NIGHTS .H.aIL.

Nesc- York, F'eb. 2i.
TIE U red States brig Boxrn, Captain Po,4e,r
ssi'en ho1a t.s forf on Ihurday morning, on
c.-iize.
From the. R'japu Rsrister of T'ues,lay Las.
PRESiDEN riAL NOMINATION.
At caucus Of Ia. Republican M n,brrs of our
tegialatu held q, The c,pi;ol on w. dncsay eve
ming last, his cxcellency DHiei ID I0nbkiaS, was
nnminatedtor President fine U. S. A resolution
tn that effect sent on to republican Repre-
sentaiives in Congress, enjoinbg MpUn them 10y way
o! recommendation, to support hiin i'll the Congress
s.onal caucus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02

.Nhonh Bahk.--The II Of n. on w etne. day,
in Committee of he Whtle--tIe question to r,
duce the cap tai from IS to 90 millions, Under coz
hiera'ion--it was FINAL, taken aid dee dcd in the
segfuve-For the ,Iucliou 10, ,a,nst it ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02

7, IS c'reral'v urrsiooi that the t7rcrsi ~
or whom tn abovv 'rtainnc:t prpsiien an
r'.,iir from the pihe stag te; tier tpgs
cotf be grateful than the and sratu'a,o,.s
those whcsc station ia e public service ias AZ
did sm e anplest opportunity manifest their just
titsir appreciation and disco ri,inent.
RICHMOND, Fs6. 81, l3i6.|
DEAR SIR,
Understanding thar ynn ahon, iase Il
service of the State the Can, Assembly. n;d inpr
ed ~tti le sic ct yonr attention and a.ii;ies ,la,
the hair. Speaker of tn HOrse, a iuniiirr OF d
taherS 81 4, House ofDel,atcs have lysol 10 ia,
y.J - Dnncr, az the Washington tomorrow evening"
winch ~ consideration OF his eniiisnt services Is also giy
90 t.y Honorable CSiries 7 Meter.
VIII .oii suoi osgniv ynnr acceptance of II
s..,idt,Oii AZ II b. agreeable yoGtssl:
Resp ,etftliy you.s.
II. DdDD2TDGE. 2-....,.
Il SHE.FRER.
Tie H,h. in6je en- Sct,sIryi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02

On the Goth ult. the Republican Mem
bers OF the N. Y. Leg stature, nominated
ID. d. Tompkins for Governor, aud Joha
Taylor for Lit Governor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02
RICHUO.vD. Et5 81, 1916.
DEAR SIR.

In consideration of your nany and Us fni
riet' IA the ti,ise o' Delegates, imper OF the neinners
81 tEt House have resolved tD INIT. Dinner he
ynen youat the Warrington, TOMORROW evening: %
which w b. also invited ,h HUI Aire.p see.n,O ss
ker % tn HJ"s-Sio, with ynWrs'i, is uhd r,tao l.
bout To leave the ofthc State, the General Ar
vnibiy.
wd Va" b. sd good as signify your winsnrss TO
Ncspecti,lly. ,'m'S,
II DuOoRJDCE. 2f,o,nn;,,.o.
a. SHk.lHER
u. u. f-gr. q IN L NEI..r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02

Extract MA Letter. tram an .Fmerco, in
part an Prince, ddfcd FEB. SUI.
q " Report says, that Chrlstophe, Empe
ror Of the North, has lately put To death
two Americans, Mates of different vessels,
on a mere suspicion of their having SNUG
gied two bags Of Coffee"
Federai Gazettc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02
BALTIMORE, February q.
FROM IAN AICA

A friend has Ob,ise.l US with file Of
late Kiugs on papers. The Brit sh f igate
Junon, Capt. Tat, arrived at P..rt Royal
the l3th OF m from Carthagena, where, 1t
will be rccoliert d, She was sent to procure
the release Of the British Subjects. seized &
imprisoned by the Spanish royalis's at that
pI zee. She WIS allowed by Morillo to
nave no communication with the shore !;
), consequently" says the Kings on Chron-
icle. " W. are unable to say any III ng con-
corning the British subjects there"
Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02

BANKS The Legislature of Ohio hare in
corfOrGted eIeUsH new bGnIss--02,d e1,fen,led M
chGrte"s 81 seUen old onss--fhey are 10 contihu,
hA isis fiis mania neteT 10 Ceass i?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02

E;rdta, in WashmgtoI's Mcnpme1to ms .r;n-
ton Four,.I line tro te tpp ca, am -
res'i I" 'o'trn'd"- thirteenth line f-.l tue t..,,
Tor : geTerGt," read geqill"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02

". York, FEB. Cit IS reported that the En-.
peror p ii is preparing to prosecute the war q
sAlnst bis br, ther Emperor Chistophe. IL W..
expected u, ton would head 30. 900 Inep, and fir
attack St. Ma TX and Gonaives.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02
RICHMOND, Ees. 81, 1915.
GENrLENfEN.
IT. ~ Hon Gar" /. Ne'r"''.

RICHMOND, Fes. 81, 1915.
GENTLEMEN.
IL accepting the invitaton, with whic.i y,u
have houre me. Ia. ,ou, lr,tr tin, tatg, rnt
ls'iro y1u, ai through ypa, tn Nnh~s pct'ie General
A. d'. who plt..s thus distinguish my humble
- ~ ~ as axe the prp rty of Our common counts
ihn' tyild is testimony u. ti. appreciation
lie @ .. "a personal ;r ihip .alsr ta. e any IA.
N 1t "a t',e ices which t'S g-r~ruuy l5;i-s.
81 u" 'iri.d, allow alb, tAst viii prove q:
N! apprO ching retirement, oihs ntclsi su
Jccts % COLLECTION
Win nuei esteem,
reiiaiv,
Iuu. frie.lani colleague.
f'iii3 D0fiIfige. and
-iT4rc > el, EsgrS.
Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-02

To Planters on J,nss Rfuer
TE7llE Subscriber irioms gauej0cn who have
4 been latly cicrng bands on .ao banks of
james River between Richmond <, Lysch5urs. tl,at
they viii iindit profitable tohaui ont Their lrec
Is from the ne grounds, and either depns.t thcin
on the shore q the river, really co. rating down. *
place them in situations conrenicat ior lag aaaed
he's eater 10 the wat-r.
Rating boats snd machinery are nov preparing
to bring the logs down the river.
LEROY ANDERSON.
March 2. gs-2v
or The Lyo"'ihury Pr11s ia requested t. iserx
the aboge Tor two weeks
SALES Al AUC ION. - :.
I'm MONDAY next, tie ath iusiantr u
u A. NJ ri John WO d' Oily
eula ed for toe pre- vent "a q
March 2. s Z
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RGrO1TOF EMERGENCIES

RErO 7 OF INTEIGSiE MS
Il the Cit, % Richmond ior IN nomt, + hriary I5i
Men. Hc9acH. B5ys. CriS. Ig.Qi.
WHOM
were under The az OF year.
brtTern %
b tween 50 K 50
5 -anlf
between 90 6. 90
DISEASE.
Cold debility pitts l-Intemperin l-Iffarlna-i,
Ola IA tne !rnSs odd age 2-Stranglel l..
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-04
BULLETIN
(" ADMIRALTY OFFICE.

i" Friday Morning
Governments on Friday night res
-eived dispatches from sir Charles
Stuart, at Paris, With the grateful intel.
hgence that the French minister, the
duke of Richeheu, had received q dis
patch from the French consul, at Mar
seilles, stating that lord Exmou.h at
lacked AIgIers on the 25th last, and
succeeded IN every point
The A!gerine heetwas complete
ly destroyed with loss OF 1000 men
in killed and wounded and on the
26tb The Dey consentedto an arsnistice,
upon lord Exmouth's own terms"
To this account we have 10 add the
following particulars, WHICH are uRder-
stood to be equally authentic though
not inserted in the Official communica.
ton. Lord Exmouth arrived before
AlgieTs on the 18th of Aug. he imme-
diateiy sent summons 10 the Dey, in
which, as instructed by our government,
he demanded the caltionsry surrendc r
1t the heet--+tbe delivery into the adj
mirafs Of all those who could bepoint-
ed out as having assisted in the re-
cent massacre--the renewal Of tile for.
mer treaty, aud the deliVeraDce, with.
out ransom, Of all Europeans whatever,
They Dey replied With insolence. The
feet was instantly brought TO action :
The ships were laid abreast OF tho town
and Algerine fact, ADD mos! furious
"qmbar6me1t Of shoe eai &hcUs COM
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-04
BRYAN HAMPSON & GO.

OFFER FOR SALE,
40 hhds. firt quality Barbados Sugar
IS do. and 80 bbls. I'D quality do
so chefs Imrerial Young Hyien and
Soucliong Teas
Prime Green CofItc
10 hhds and so Bbls. MolafTes
10 puncheons 4th proof fine Janaicc'
Rum
10 DO sd proof Antigua do.
hhds. New England do.
.s s "a. el5E IS 81, an Nader. WINES.
pipes Liibon
IS or, caiEs weetMa!asa
so boxee Soap
IS do. mould Candles
SO DO. pipes, containing grofs each
500 lbs. Bengal & Spanifn Flote Indigo
Pimento, Pepper, Race. Ginger,
Green CoPperas, Alum, Madder, Fig
Blue. Wrapping Payer,
10000 bnihels liverpool fine and ground
alum Salt,
900 iacks do do.
And 4 conltant fuppiy CT the BET FLOUR
for Family uie. Oct. "a.
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distract of killed and 4Uoundett
Blush Squadron--li5 kilIsd, 63s
wounded.
Dutch Squadron--l3 kilied,s2 woun.
ded.
Total killed and wounded--l2S XIII
ed, $50 wounded.
Grand tota!-6IS.
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EXMOUTH.
70 his highHe0s the Dry Of .Algiers.
Queen Charlotte, Aigiers Bay, :
august 80, {
GENERAL MEMORANDUM.

NL4N LNHA1 WIWUNN MUM
The Commander in Chief is happy
to inform the Heet Of the fina, termina-
Uon Of their strenuous excrt;ons, by the
signature Of peace, confirmed under a
salute Of 81 guns, on the following con
ditjons, dictated by his Royal IEighness
the Prince Regent of England.
l. The abolition forever Of Christian
slavery
II. The delivery, 70 my flag, Of all
slaves in the dominions Of the Dey, e.
whatever nation they may belong, a.
noon 90 '1,rrow
Ill. e" r";iycr also, TO my nag, all
Money rc"ctrcd ty him iar the redenp.
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FRESH GOODS

CUPERFINEah tecond blue black, bot
- tie. claret. green, mixed, orange, fraiic,
and olive Rroadclotns and Calnmercs
Ladies' fuper worried Hoiiery
Pe!iiie Cloths, Flanrcls. Ruilia Diapers
lriih Linen and Sacc,ings, Rofc Blankets
Sewing Silks, Madras Handkerchiefs
Calicoes, Calhmere Ssawis, Bell Buttons,
sc &c. sc.
Purchlied at auction in New York-Juf;
received, and offered for ialc al imall ad :
vance, by
Samuel Mark s. Co.
November I. 81