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VIM CLARKE.
NINIAN EDW ARDS,
AUG'TE CHOUTEAJJ


Pauwostaro (by his representative Henepaso o. the
Bond Prisoner) his =; mark.
Kiteta, (or Otter) hs< mark.
ksnepaso (or the Bond Prisoncr) Lis = mark.
colsecambaut, co. Fix leaking baekl his Il mark.
Peywaynequs, (or Beau his x *.
Weltassa, Cor Bravel his x mark.
Neutrality-suspicious.. (or Meetcr) his = mark.
Antuppchsw, Cor Mover) his = mark.
WeslItowo, (or Dirty saae) lis = mark.
Done at 1porlaqe o5cs Siour,
in the f,eSenceef
II. Wash, Secretary To- the Commissioners.
L. \. Smith, y. G. q. S. n.
l9!. Rsse, BIZ. Gen.
Stephen Byrd, Col. NJ n.
III. Paul, c. CT
y MNai-, Dep. fcsr.
Thomas Forsyth, /. Agent.
Pierre Menar1, J. AGENT.
JOHN W. johnson, u. States Facssr and 7. A.
Maurice BlondeauN
Saml. Solomon, lot.
Sanil. Brady, LIT S,h us. inf.
Iiseph c. Brown.
H. Bsttu.
Samuel Whiteslje, Captain III. Nil.
Now, therefore, be it'known, that I, ia mes
Madison, President % the United States OF ~
merica, having seen and considered the said Treaty,
have, by aud with the advice and coz sent Of the
senate, accepted, rathei and confirmed the same,
and every clause and article thereof.
In testimony Whereof, have cau.cd the seal
Of the United States to be hereuIto af
fixed, and have signed the same with my
r.. s.. hand. Done at the City of Washington
this twenty sixth day of December, A ID.
one thousand eight hundred and fifteen,
and ofthe Independence of the United
Sites the iortieth
JAMES MADISON.
Bghe President.
JAMES MONROE,
Secretary IF Stare.
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FOR 1916.
Directors efhe Bank Of Ynginia and It's

LfuICHES,
RICHMOND.
J. Brockentroueh, J. Richards, J Clarke, ,Tr. s.
Myers, T.. w RCotes, A Pieasauts, J. Chew, r.
Gamble, j brown, Jr. y. Stevenson W. Ward
law w. WHIT DIR Morris L. Cunningham
NORFOLK
George Newton, Miles King, w. A. Armis,ead
w b. Lamb, s Moseley, w q. Selden, J. Young,
X. -. Taylor, L w Tszewell,' \ J. MeConuico,
J. E. Holt Il. C. Jennings" e. Higgins
PETERSBURG.
Ro. Eirchett, w. Bowden, j. Harmon c. IL
Jones, A Brown, w. HaxaII, S. Christian, W Ca
meron, j. Ca dwell, p. Dorkn, T. Atki..soi.,s w.
G. Beswell,' j. Byrnes
FREDERICKSBURG
~. Mercer, {. l.. Stevenson, !. Merc-r, T
Goodvin, u. s. Caew, Iio. %ackey, j. .HolIiags-
worth, y. Minor, II. Patton, Il. Stanard, ID. Hea-
derson, L. Seldom G.. Austi,,7
LNNCHBURG.
VIM. Norvel w Warwick, W. Irvine, j.
Camm, J. J. CabelI, I. Watt, Steuart, W Rad
ford, IL. Davis, w. j, Lewis, s. }. EArriscn,- y.
Harrison, j. Ieitwitch.+
New Directors.
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JAMES MADISON,

.s''ieat Of me United States Of .4merica,
vi AND SINGULAR TO WHOM TnEsg rREsGHrs
SHALL CONE, GHEgTrNG:
iIEREAS, Treaty Of peace ard fricnd,hip
zen the Uni,cd States Of America and the
poo tribe or nation OF Indians, was concluded
'Sned at Portage DIES Sioux, on Tie second day
f'emOer, one thousand eight hundred and &C.
Il y Commissioners on the part of the said T.
''ates aud certain Chiefs, Warriors and
'es Of the said tribe on natioa Of Indians, on
VI OF the said tribe or nation, which Treaty
words following, to wit
Featy Of Peace and friendship. male and
oed between William Clarke, Nioian I'd.
and Ausus;c Chcufcau, Commissioner
'entiary olihe United States Of America, OIL
and behalf ofibe said States, Of the one
wa the undersigned Chiefs, Warriors aud
Of The Kekapoo tribe or nation, on the
behalf Of The said tribe or nation, Of the o
parties being DESTROYS Of re-establishine
friendship between the United States and
.le Or nation, AVID Of being placed in all
IN every respect on the same footing up.
Ney stood before the war have agreed
owing articles.
.8rficie az Fret
l''3 or ~. ofta.t'iity by ono or eiaer q
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The Subscriber hasfor rent the presert vear.
comfortable, Srd well finished House, suitable ,o.
Tie accommodation ola SNAIL eent-el family, within
mile and halt ofihe Capitol Among the i'm
Provenients aie good stable and +. ia,c-house
wal OF excellent water 10 the yard, a ssod garden
&C. the whole en'b' acipg npwarlq of two acres II
ound, enolns:d, aud in state Of cultivation. 4
ny psrson desirous ofnbiaining such y situation
iisppy to Messrs. yDoncue. Ro5iAso,l s. J5l.,,,
sa'Ifs, erio the Subscriber, whs may be found ~
the CAPITOL, n the Office attached % the Exeer,.
tive department, every da' tween the ho,rs ~
and o'clock. j. w. PLEASA Nrre,
January J.
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allegiance to their own government. The
allied powers, France, every nation has an
interest ih protesting against this practice,
and we know of no period more opportune
than the present, when the Allies have
put down the great violater of the law OF
nations and restored a legitimate Sove-
reign. for making joint remonstrance and
requsition to the American government to
allure these new principles.
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Directors Of The Farmers Bank oF YD-
giRia, and IFS branches
RICHMOND


RICHMOND.
by the ErecRtiJe.-Beuia min Hatcher, john l..
Harris, Frederick peasants, William &. Williams,
Richard Ander.o1, Ber jani;. j. Harris, Solomon
Jacobs, Charles Ellis --BV the .ygockH9ASers--
Robert Pollard, Jol,a G. Gamble Josei.il Marx,
Robert Graham, james Scott Jr- Tics Richardson
NORFOLK.
By tie ETecIll ue.-Riei.ari Blow. VIM. C..
Holt, Richard DrommoDd, Carter 8. Peindexter,
Robert f. Steed, Thomas 3. Seymour Nfo4lecai
Cook Moses -nyers.-By Stockholders War
rem Ashley, James Tayior,t john Tabs,T John
1unis,* William Dickson.
PETERSBURG.
BY Ea'ec'itile. w iam Clarke, John V. Will
borne, John Hinton, John II. Brown, Timothy k
Ryan.F-Sy Sfockholiers-Ionos Mitchell, Fran
CTS Lynch, Donald APhenzic, James Buisscau,-
Samuel Turner
FREDERICKSBURG
by lE.recufiUe.--Iohn +. Brooke, Garrit Minor,
Wm.H FitShugh, VIM. S. Stone, Horace Mar
shall, Fielding Lucas, WIN. Bernard Byrd Wills
By &ockhs}derS.-John Crump, Anthony
Buck, Murray Forbes, John Gray John Ross
LYNCHBURG.
IN Ea'ecIIiUc George Cabcll, Sen. Robert
Morris, john BulIock, James c. AIoorlnan, John
Lynch, William Davis, Jr. Robert G.. Williams
Richard Fol'ar.--By observation-disclosures
Johnston, William Mitchell, Thomas HigyinLotn-
am William Davis, Sen. Fielding Bradford
WINCHESTER.
by The Ia ec1HiUe.-Daniel Lee, Jim D. Orr.
Abraham Miller, Isaac HoIlingsworth, Archibald
Magill, Beatty Carson, VIM Morris Joseph g.
BSirling by the St0ckhoitiers--Gcn in. Saith,
Chs. Magill, HeniyW Baker, Robert Page John
Baker.
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the contracting parties towards the other, sali be
mutually forgiven and forgot.
Article the Second.
There shall be perpetual peace and friendship
setween all the citizens oil the United States Of A.
merics, and MI the individuals composing the said
hicsapoo tribe or nation.
article the Third.
The contracting parties DO hereby agree, pro-
mise and oblige themselves, recisroeallv tn deliver
up all the prisoners nnw IN their hands lby what
mca' soeyer the same ruay have come into their
possess;on) To the officer commanding AT Fort
Clark, Oh the Illinois river, to be b, linn restored
80 their respective nations may DC prac-
ticable.
.3rt;cie ne Fourth.
The contracting parties, in the sincerity OF mutual
friendship, recognize, re-estabsh and confirm all
and evrry Treaty. Contract and Agreement, here
ioiore concluded between the Ui.iied Stats aud the
kickapoo tribe nation.
la witness Whereof the said William
Clarke, Niuian Edwards, and Au-
guste Chautcau, Commissioners as
aforesaid, s'd the Chiefs Warriors
and Deputies or the said tribe, have
hereun;o suh7eribed their names
AID aiix. q their seals, this second
day otSeWember in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
ard fifteen, and of the Inderea-
deuce ol the United States, the for
teth
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FIFTY DOLLARS NFVvAp1

Ed UNAWAY from the Subscriber on he % Z,
4 2. of August last, q negro man named JfTPf..
TEX, thi~ty-ono years Of age, bright yellow con-
pieN'on, iall, strong made, large feet AVID banGs
isrge mouth, and when he IqigIs or smiles. She
his n very mrch, shot by lmir, with hi,s.
lorenead-he wss clothed with home.spuo linen
but ne hssprobably taken other clothing with hip,
and among the articles Of lis clothing a fine blue
c'olh coat, pretty much worn, aud q psr Of whit.
james brooches IS recnllectc6 he pretcrts IN bo~.
wife st Dir John Gibson's in this County. vLsr.
he mas be lurking, Or he may attemui IN Get n
the State Of Ohio, a' he is atfnl, sensible, en-.
islpTi'"g ieIo" ne is a iolerab'c COOL coaias
shoemaker, but was raised tn plant t.on ls,sn,s
Except an absence Of q few days when he rsu,tn-
ed himself this IS the only time he has ever r,,s
away.
TIE above reward Of fftv liars viii Re river =
taken MP out oithe State and bfouc,t hoyne -, Is
taken up this Sute, twenty dollars
THOMAS GRAs7Y.
Orange, Jsnuafy 4. 7xsf
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FOR rIlE N.NcILLHER-

Having seen, under high authority, recommends
tons for THuNies, and being ignorant of tho pro-
per asccnts amt dcsccnts OF roads &C tis kind, deem
proper 10 suggest TO the Legislature that In sta
blishng them, it i'll be we'll to define the asccnis
ard deaccns as The case may be, or suffer iinposi.
tons.
TLlTOTyJ-
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TLlfOTKI.
IN Observation-Disclosures Count,

n Court, 70th N0ycinbcr. 1915.
Lewis GrEg aud Sally his wife, Plaintiff against Philemon
Hurt, Dcferdo,R.
The Defendant tot having entered his appearance accor,
dug to The Of Assembly and the Rules o. tns court and
appearing the satisfaction Of the Court that be Il not at
niaita't q this State the motion Of the plaiH hv his
attorney, Is Ordered, hat be appear hereon lie hrs day
o Aarc Court next add enter lbs appsaraDee ard 1sytr
the PLAINTIFF bill, and give security for performing o. de-
creof The Court and that copy ofth oer be rs.edin
one Of te neoNpaps printed IN Hichmond, for months
succcssvey, ami tlt copy uNreoi be posted de front
dor Of the courthouse Oftlie sad county
cOfy-Icsfc,
FDB,sRDI.T \c.MC
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ToDv cor

i bI. NUI-ID
4 t the late residence efJohn Baugh, decd 7car
~ jsficrson. in Powhatsn County. On Monday,
the 22nd day OF January, about thirty likeiv negroes
consisting of men, women, boys and children.
also the balance oil the personal estate CONSISTING NJ
i'ol SEES, cstJis, eSe household and seheS furniture
aud plantation utenss.-The terms Of sale! will he
twelve months credit, the purchasers giving bod
with approved security to carry interest from the
date if not panctually paid.
JACOB MiCHAUX, Adn'r.
with Che will annexed ofJuhn Daugh. decd.
January ). "a ,,,.~
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Men II WomcnI5 Boys44 Cirls 20 Taal
DISEASES.

NARRIEO--on inursday, The 2lst Of Deem
her, bJ the Rev. Mr.. Seward, Augustine Neslc,
Esq. 10 Miss Juliet a. McCsrty, bold of Richmond
county, Va.
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RnpORl OE INIERMENTs-

In the buryi ground of Henrco Parish, oh
only public buryng ground fn' white persons IL tl =
City Of Richmond, Va.) Commencing Janusry an
ending Decrrnhnr 1915
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By LAST MOTIFS .@AfE.
NATIONAL BANK

Extract If a ietscr from Washington, u,
Gender %.
II is undc; stool that the cor tnitt.
upon the subject; have uhanin oqs de e
mined tn recommend national bank. b.
hav. not yet madeup the details e I'll
biu." [PhM Gaz.
WAsulrG1oS. Jarndry {.
Mr. DIS OSIs, having been acknowledged By or
government, MIR EnYISc. has received orders /
proceed M his ms ion 20 Sp j.. He LIT tbs eli
yesterday on his way to Bnst n, ia order 60 eubarl
fcst. rday being the fiTst day of tie New
Year, the President received At his residence asnsa
th' sc Members Of Congress-, Strangerssnl Criz n
cisp sci topsy tscr respects him. II cone,urss
we Learn, was usually large. Among those w.
gneei the e'rcl Cor rather, the crowd Sas The he
10 OF the Mediterranean. tie gallant Deco,,,,,.. an
the brave Gen n pi g, whose arti al at this place
have already nou ed
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-24
BlaCksnllth,S Business.

The subscriber respectfully Informs
the public, that be has established the
Blacksmithing Business in AieSandrla,
next door to Browns burr milestone ma
nufactory in ST. Patrick street, where he
intends carrying on the above business u %
all It's various branches, particularly Mill
Irons of every description, Edged Tools
of all kinds of cast and English Steel.
Any person wishing to be supplied with
Mil Irons. the subscriber will oblgate
himself to furnish him with Mill Screws
suitable for the-weight of their stones, at
first cost. The subscriber ilatters him
self that from his experience in the above
line he will share portion OF the public
patronage.
James Shaw.
N. B. All orders from the country
will be punctually attended to and exc.
cuted with the greatest neatness and DIS
patch.
September 2 deeo8ti
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This is to give. Notice,

q -. : 70 ~
That the subscriber will receive, fol
Charles Hill. Esq Of Virginia. to whom
letters testamentary on the estate Of Hen
~ f. Conrts, late Of Charles county, il
Maryland, deceased, have been granted
by the Orphans Court Of said county, a
ny claims which may be duly autheutieat
ed, and will discharge them as far as The
funds placed in his hands will enable
him. Persons having such claims, vii
exhibit them IS speedily as possible to the
subscriber at Port Tobacco.s
JOHN T. ST0DDERT.
Attorney Tor Charles Hill, ADM
august 90 2aw4wl
The Editors Of the National lptelilgen
cerare requested. TO insert the above twice
a week for four weeks, and send then
accounts to this Office.
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pubhcsalc

IN Tuesday next, the s4th instant, vii
Be sold at the Vendue Store, Qsrne'
Of Prince and Fairfax streets,
Imperial and Young Hyson tea II
hests
Queensware in crates
SIS barrels picked Goldfish
Cotton in bales
Mustard in kegs
Starch in do
Indigo in seroons
DemijoAns, furniture, sc.
ALSO,
z Cloths
Is.sh linens
Cambrick, leno and hook muslins,
Mafseilles vestings
Ginghams
Colofed earnbrics
Sewing silks, ribbons, laces, &c.
Also
trunk fine linen shirts
p. G.. Marsteller.
September 81
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Hugh Smith & Co.

Have received by the ship Boston from
Liverpool,
An additional supply which, With their
stock on hard, enables them to offer for
sale general assortment of CHINA,
GLASS and E AR fHEN WARE, at rea-
sonable prices.
They offer for sale,
A few tons of shot,
Pipes in boxes, and
Dry white and red Leaain casks,
Sept. II diweod
The National intelligence, Wlnches-
ter Gazette and Leesburg Washington.
an, will please insert the above ter three
weeks and forward their accounts to tbs
office.
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disappointed in the view s. HE hav !
Naples. I think if Bostoa hal Dor had j
few ancient castles to set it Gift wopL5
be vastly more beautiful. Mount vesn]
yius is however aegrand siglt--In tbs
day you can see about a. much smoke
apparently as proceeds from a chimney
that has been recently On fire, In the
night you can discover a blaze apparent
" about three or four esthigh.
I" We expect to visit Messina, Pale,.
mo, Syracuse, Aisiers, &C."
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PROVIDENCE, ssptember II.
EL1ROPE,A.N PRnSpE1.,IIc, =

i Recent arrivals have Furnished nc w;t,,
an abundant supply Of aitelIigence from
every section Of Europe; and re have
endeayored to give, atlength or in corn.
lpendium, the most promi lent and infer.
testing articles. The Rost indiferent
lreader cannot fail to remark, with pIe,.
sure, the most perfect tranquility which
Ireigns throughout that in erestine cont.
lnent-a tranquility so profound and Ger.
tain in its'nature, that posentates IL peo.
pie are combining their forts for the
common good. A gradual amelioration
seems to be taking place in the political
systems of Europe ), the harsh features
lofdespotism are beginning to relax; and
mild traits Of republicanism occasionally
enliven the picture. Europa has been 50
long involved in a sanguinary and peri.
lous warfare, that the peoples rights were
necessarily infringed, or their exercise
necessarily suspended /; but We hope the
crisis has now arrived, when formai re-
.cognition of rights WI qet ieopardize
the salvation OF principalities and powers.
1T would be alike wicked and unreason-
able to wish the establishment OF govern
ments purely republican, on the bases of z
European monarchies and despotism. An
unalloyed republic in Europe would be
political nuisance, endangeriug the health
and existence OF every contiguous lpeli.
teal community; for the people are
not sufficiently enlightened to est
mate the blessings OF a free government,
nor sufficiently yirtaous to pefpetuate
them. The liberty allowed them by such
a government would speedily resolve it.
self into anarchy and RIGHTEOUSNESS and
wild uproar would be the order of tie
day until some master spirit reduced the
chaotic mass into the compact form Of
We are perhaps urging a
point which will not be disputed we
will therefore leave 1t, and return to the
subject from which we have digressed.-.
The piiEanthropist and enlightened poitl-
clan must view, with unmingled compIa.
cency, the protection anu encourage
ment extended by the governments of Flu.
rope to fie arts and sciences ;and they
must hail those incipient, eFarts to difiusa
the benekts of elementary Knowledge a..
mong the people, whish have graced even
the eenighted counsels of Ferdinand.
These efforts under the auspices of kings,
whohaye the power, if not the will, to-
bestew invaluable Blessings, cann0t fai! to
be salutary in their effects and extensive,
in their progress. They will dispose
tie the cultivation of the pacifick
relations among all the powers,
and will materially improve the
internal economy Of nations,--In fine,
the good christian must rejoice that he
bland influences OF spirit of liberation
are beginning TO besfelt in Europe and
that persecution and bi,otry, malicious in
Tolerance and infuriatc zeal promise to
recede before the majestick and embodi-
ed forces ofIiberal science and genuine
Christianity,
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TO CLOSE SALES,

The undersigned win sell at the Stores
Of John Janney, Esq.
ON LIBERAL TERMS
About 60 puucheons fine favored old
RUN, Sd aud 4th proof, & 5 hogsheads
SHRUB--imported in the schooner Ad-
lp;ral Durham, from Tobagc
N. REILLY.
Jaiy IS, If
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Bauk OF Winchester in Virginia.
JUNE 22d, 1910.

Tune 1S1-s', ~ y
Notice IS hereby given that, agreeably
TO Resolution of the Board of Directors
OF this Institution, a general meeting o.
the stockholders viii be held on w ednes
day the LIST day OF January, 1917, at Il
o'clock, at the Banking house, at whie
meeting business Of great importance 4
THE company will be submitted Tor con
|sideatiOn.
LEWIS HoFF, Cashier.
Jalys 1awtf
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Wine, Molasses, &c.

Wine, Molasses, &c.
A pipes, 8 half pipes, and quarter
casks l.. p. MADEIRA WINE.
first quality, from the houses Of
Murdoch and Go. Scott and Co,
Howard, March and Co. Gordon,
Duff and Inglis and Blackburn's.
5 g half pipes L. P. Tenerilfe Wine, q
part Of which is old, and we'll tia
vared.
10 quarter casks Sherry Wine, low
10 lids. bright retailing Molasses.
Sugar in hds. and barrels.
Coffee in bags and barrels.
Imperial and Young Hyaon Tea.
N. E. and West India Rum, IN hds.
and barrels,
Philadelphia Rye Whiskey, with vari-
Gus other Articles, comprising a
3 general assortment of Liquors and
: Grocelies--for sale by
JOHN H. CREASE.
september Il dlwasawf
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Burr Mill Stone Mandatory
September %

job, s. Bresua and 60.
Respectfully inform the Public that
they continue the MANUFACTURES
of BURR MILL STONES, On the cor
aer of Patrick and Cameren-streets, in
the town Of Alexandra, where they are
ready TO receive any orders with which
they may be favored, and will execute
them with all despatch and IN the best
ner.
1Hey hnus received an assortment of
Boiling Cloths
OF good quality, and intend keeping !
constant supply.
september 3s tt
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Dissolution of Partnership

THE Partnership Of T.sw. Peyten
u Co. is dissolved by mutual CONSENT
Those having claims will please present
them for Bayment, and those indebted
are requested to call and settle their ac-
eoua4s previous to the 18th OF October -
The notes and accounts Of those failing
10 comply viii, after that date, be placed
in train of collection.
T. w Peyton,
James Bloxhaln
September 23 st
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-Ttl LET.

Al pleasant q Convenient House, suita-
BILE Tor a genteel family, on Water street,
Formerly the residence OF Daniel Mclean,
Esquire.
seutember Ia SaWtf
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CrvlTA vEcHfA, hlyM,

II was to be expected that the Sublime
Porte would not see with pleasure Euro.
pean forces directed against Africa. and
would not wait until the English, Nea.
|politan, and ether fleets arrived to block.
age and lombard the ports Of the Re.
gencies, before interposing her mediation
in this war.
(. France already resumes her happy in.
auence over the, Divan. The following
notice has been published
Navigation Of the Mediterranean.
6 The Consul General OF France at
Tunis makes known, this lsttl Of July,
THAT the Captain Pacha's squadron, five
sailof the line strong. which is cruising
in the Archipelago, f'as taken possession
of three vessels which the rebels had car
ried off.from the road OF the Goetta, and
that a fourth has been takenby an English
frigate. A deposition to this effect has
been madeby the Tunisian Admiral. The
two Rajas and the Interpreter of the Re,
sency, who during the revolt in May
were forciblv embarked on board the d.
vision consisting of live of the Regency's
corsairs, and were Afterwards abandoned
on sand bank In the Morea, returned
to Tunis on the lst of Julyin an Ottoman
polacre. accompanied 10y superior offi
Ger of the captain Pacha. The naval
force of the pirates is now reduced to a
single Brig
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-24
TUESDAY, SEsrEsaEa "a.

John Lloyd
= - FFERS for sale by the piece or
package, a general and we'll select
ed assortment Of seasonable
British Dry Goods,
4 imported by the latest arrivals. 10 small
well assorted Packages, md viii be sold
1t unusual low advance, and on liberal
credit.
/. September IS dfwtpthsateu
The editor Of the Winchester Gazette
Is requested to publish the above adyer-
Basement 6 times.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-24

The fine fast sailing ship Factnr, capt
Thomas Robinson, arrived at this port
last evening, in SO days from London,
BY this arrival the editor OF tho Free,
mans Journal has received London pa
pers to the l4th August, inclusive, from
which the follewings hasty extrccts are
made.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-24

BosroN, Sept. II.
The LsndoH Gazette announces the
appointment Of the Earl Of Dalhousie to
be LIT. Governor OF Nova Scotia.
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