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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-25

2 VI uTed OF Farming aEd Merchandising. Tho
poor man, who lives his plantation, and tbe
rae" man VINO eonsn his ease, and feasts en- b;s
s'ea' amount OF proits flowing from n small per
cent onght 10 follow farming, whilst one of the
,f''dcng sort, like myself ouglt to have done with
ii. '- "''i'
AS to the Mercantile business, il haa become
q''te too fashionable in the country ronnd abopt nv
ling to stop AMI back ont ~
will therefore sell, at Elm. in Car,ii,. c,o,,-
tY, p'bhckiy, ~ THURSDAY, tie 9th dsy of jpne.
n xt, all my remainng stock of MERCIIA VDIZF
great part Of which will he divided into psrce,s
10 sd tianii'es-Then, ELM ITSELF neat resi-.
nence Tor a bachelor, having every house that he
u'd ask, new and complete, admirably ca,cploted
for professional gentleman the soil an q Gvely,
state and growing about 5000 hourishine yonnoar-
pie trees, which il a few years, with prooer ma
nagenen.. will Weld tG0O0 gallons of cido,. ,onn
any ~ re sfin's time md biQre il sell 600 A.
crSs NJ LAND ON Mount swamp With, a mile &c
Happalannock river, adjoining Mesgrs John T.
Noodtord, Charles G.. 'raliaferr0, - jones. aud
the land " the Rappahannock Acndetnv-NY-
ron,aine Langhil, my manager tier. viii shev
w. The fertility ofh'is tract, ths healtIi1ess orits
aclte, and It's proximity to one the bss. sco,.
res IA Virginia. rea5 ers this most desirable piacs
TO one. who, more fortu ate than rnvs ~ has n.
ni'v To raise or to edncqts. This sale ing effect.
el, will treat privately with the purchaser f,-
thirty odd likely NEGROES, attached n the plan.
'at'on; they are IN families and will not separate
item, nor am willing to Enoye tb.,n-.1so 81
the prohpce on hand, the implements of nus aniry,
oxen and beasts Of the plow, a Wagon anI team,
andthe stock Of cattle, Sheep a d Hogs, together
with all the growing Progression tn be gwen
Immediately, Or Vt the end of the YEAR rs NAV be
aseed on ut sale---o he cor inued from ,iav 10 day
I'LL completed--Ths TERMS in each case will
be easy.
B.W COLEMAN.
lrn ~ 100 wtds
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PARTICULARS. se IRON tis mimic; sr Fasssne.,
IN Nc NenN Beet Enl.r.r.-e.

~ the SedFS Beet En'srsr;=e
This interesting witnss ne Ccrr i'm ird,,Strv arr;v
here on Thursday evening Aug s,a sac left Ibis pac
an he 18th uit for Ausus'.. with loaded IN tow and
asansa very high and s,rone Il en- aud Sic arrived AZ s
gust on'e 2irh elton her way she anchored about r
DAYS. heng disappointed IN getting wool, aud to MAXI ,o,e
alt rations and repairs Which new engine p.n.ra -.
au'r's ;nowS,any this dciny, sire ns,Si iats mn. he,
IN n Old manner, which started iour days before her and
she arrived four Jays before them, ing Nill, the hr.
days She lay az ancsor iSrence in the pn,sa of eleven
days-h@vins assembled agains, very rspn and ,ni.n.;
STATE OF the ryer She came down upon tie Other ext,e.
but was enabled from ns facility wth which IS s-.red
and managed 20 ayoi ;he dangers Win which
I'M, rivris inf sted she left Augusta Tuesday ls,,
little before 10 o'clock, a. ~. and Dmers F,,,
.HfTe 'he TOOK IN wood at S. p " started the
IhSat A. NJ anht ahY, Pr scot Reach, and in the
;Ti' h 10 omd and explore The passage, which detained
,en1 an hour ard arrived at iaar sae?r e mile, fron
~; r-ce on'he Augusta road >at p. Mook in wood,
sih start ID The next morning at 4. NJ wasde,anot
.r ana arrived mere NJ ooeock p ". having dsy
otwthStlHns ue delay, 1875 miles, and without any other
inry than breaking few of her wooden raddi winch
~re fspa'rIln IN hour. Distance fiom Savannah to Au.
no ag ins tide to ve tathcm, and was hack in Iious
I'D g. ninnse AMI in The afternoon. sle made excur-
pr s'ed hens Ives satisfied With irr performance.
me pr'ri 'orsof this undertaking having psrtieuar.
concentrated ability 70 accomplish III they proposed
Ni much tan t,t public Expected remains ir ,
ls7is ire p-rF q Ire -ycn b. extending th,r aid in
carrying freight. Whether with heror in the ordinary man.
n.f are - sra danger move property has len desro,ed
B. the mn rents ia the during the last two wear,
1hn wosid ply the whole Of clearing itand we
h'ns we spetS he voice Of lis community, when we say
w ~ ~ disvrace 20 tbOr rrler states sun
te ma iga;on Of he river unsafe II is now IS
wa u II IS N ttr pcver With anplr, AMI almost overflow
with poor. hut more enieTprizug states.
WEAR na'?y 20 learn that the stein-boat company
owners for the o the business Coz he ensuing Air.
ar, upon plan wet Is be ho.,el will h. useful % both
Pa''s'' t51ran'iGb Museum, l5th.
On ,e 9lh inst 10 new steamboat s,ssc.rn hail, on
Col Oeen principle Of two cylinders, or the navigation az
james River N. put CT ria. IN tn Sorta River wien
.ssec'a COMPANY on board, ant performed muci,
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

H,7OR SALE-A Tract of Land ON James R;,.
z In The County of Albemarle, above and b,lo,I
we town oil warren, supposed To contain $500 acre,
More than ioar hundred acres of this land are nr.
low grounds; Il considerable proportion OF VIII
VIII produce good hemp or tobacco. The hioh ~
rs oi excsllensquaiity. The improvements -
heient tor the accommodation of q large tarniIv
consisting ot large dseiliag-house and every ne
cessaiy out house. The barns. tobacco houses o.,
threshing machines are upon \ scale to er.h, ~, IN
proprietor, to secure sni manage TO ADVANTAGE 80,
largest crops OF every kin, adapted to the cI;m,
1 ms iaas ism good order and preservation. III
beng none cleared IN the tract that is not i, yoS
hesrtand cultivated in its TURN. Clover, Inns s,,.
a crop IN rotation for several years pas,. 4; @
posed there is no land in the STATE. ON which Pist
ter OF fafis has greater effect There are two Ia
merchant mills contiguous to this estate II ;s
hdentiy believed by the Subscriber, there ;s mn,
more desirable estate James River from ~,
mond TO Che Monnains, when its intrinsic ysl.e -,
convenience To market, or its healtl.f.,lpess -
consilered. arc
On THIS estate was sown, last Fall, seven b,pd,..
acres oil land in wheat and fifty in rye, which me-.
be done, year after year. without eronn;no, ,h 10y
Improperly In the neshba,hocd ofthis land ~
Subscriber will sell three small tracts. con,s;,;n
3oo acres IN the county of AlScn,arle. and ,r,o,
foo acres m the county of buckingham. ns.rIn
opposite the centre OF the Warren tract and wiz,
A mile and half Of the River "''n
AL called the Green Bn,.orr :; =,
Cnunty OF Cabell, on the Ohio River. 20 NIL.
below FONT Pleasant; from 1890 70 oono
eres OF tins are bottom, said by all WIN bero
seen n, to be equal in fertility 10 anv land !.
hmeres Ii is supposed three hundred ard So
W acres OF the hottom cleared ard in cul,;va,;o
NO land can exceed this in the production of co.,.
hemp or tobacco. The clearing OF this land ia ,a.,,
laborious than the generality of,h- Onio bo,'oras
There being but little beach upon it. 'rbe nr;ce -
transporting produce from the fsreen bottom W
orleans, Is from Is. to 6s. per hundred. Ian.
1arnett, Esq. offers for sale large tract Of land =
The same ncshborhoo@. These tracts wond ~
lori cool settlements for number of ian;l;a, az
$500 acresof land on the Little Bird Crcot +, a..
county IT Goocland, three miles from Mr., IT,
ley ), Az SIX miles from Columbia Ahon, Go
acres Il this trae, sr| cleared, under good f.ncea s.
in cr'er for cultivation 9
gusts. OV'''G u Ao-
1000 scr7sin tn Coon;y of Buckingham a.,;.;,;n,
the lads of y. Gbs a st,i-- D,;I .ips
Price Perkins and other sl.; ,-t Il. -. 'o'''
James Riv r tram three 20 ak milo. ''u1
he naal ere'it will he give, anon Two ,s,.,,,,..
beng wei ecured e. S. s,ocl the s,oer ~, 80
Virginia or Farmer Bsn,> oi. te not,- f.,;,berrc
nose banks viii he received in reviacr-. The =.
purchasers. S"''
w q NicyrC- 60
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St ard sdvart,g.. They can n-rer repinc at seeing
the British nStion great, prosperous and happy
safe in Us maritime rights, and powerful in its means
Of maintaining them
MAY such be in future the metto Of two kisdred
natio :, saated to contribute mos, eff ctually
20 each others welfare, without having any rational
motive for Jealousy at the increase OF their mutual
greatness
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CUpID's CHOICE.

Il chsucei that Cupid, on n season,
BY Fancy urse', rrsply'd 70 wed.
But could not ssttle whether Reason
Or Folly sl.oaii ,larAke his bed.
What does he tben '-upon my lirs,
Twas bad eNnnrlr for Il doity--
lie takes me Re- ,an ,nr ms wife.
And Folly for MS hours 0f gayety.
Though thus he deal, IN petty TREASON.
lie lov'd them both in equal measure;
Fidelity Was born of Reason,
And Folly brought To bed oF Pleasure.
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w C. NICHOLAS.
97-wtf
J nuary 90.

y iHGi IN Alt Rules holden m I've
Clefi.s Office Of the Superior Court Of Chancerr r
o. f'ich NOM District, the sth day February 1915
no ~ y coai"r. Plaintiff AGAINST Daniel Ciuerrsn.
,'e LEWIS and John, Polly Frances Sally Caroline 3.
W; A"trs"l heirs At law Of John Anderson decd W.,
n.Aien; Bartlett Davis, rey,on Hsrrson smith Pavnr
oihe' 3Nghy, William Johnston. Thomas J,hnstnn -
mnt Allen. William Cannon, AMI Rosrr Jobn I'm.
''{ qua 'eorsr Mich las, heirs law OF Rober, Nieo
nv nee o. ann VIM and Richard Anderson heirs =, J,-y
o. "uIia'a Anderson. deed ana Samuel and Airrth, L.
hiIs at inv of Waller IRVINE dsc'd y Ohm Ilobsop
suiaIn Anderson iun and George, Ann Nforoarst
, ornL9 and Frames Nichols, heirs law Of Ceg
,olS' oee d. winch SAIL John Hobson, VIM. Anderson
In lu ''eorse Nicholas, OF the town az
Nt~-Cantcn, DEFENDANTS - N''' 20
~ ueiehiants william IL Allen, Peyton Harrison S.-,
mel AUen aud WIN. Cannon. having entered ,bc,r ~.
any even s'cI.y according TO the ACT OF Assem-
Dy ana t'e Nns of this Court, and amp airing by sa
,orv that they inhabtss nf ths eonntrv,
" IS oTasIe2, That the said Defendants do a,Dcar h.e a.,
'shrSVuay o the neNttern. and answer a bill of th pls
IN and i"at cory Of this orer.. Forthwith inserted n,
some newspaper Published in the Civ of Richmod "a
TWO months ssvey, and posted at The fon, door of m
Capitol. IN the sail City. ~ " III
copy-TtSie, I'm, y. III. VINO = =
April s. ne-S iN1'''S ..
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MAR6H4L,R 6ALR

cSY virtue OF Decree Of the Court Of
the United States, for the 5h eircr', in the vireins
District pronounced IN suit IN chanctry wherein Jams
Hopnk surviving PARTNER of Aievanier Spef John Row
nan CO. ar PLAINTIFF, nrd Elizabeth Ransome widow CT
flamsiead Ransome. and William Ransone, hefh
s1nc, Lucy Ranomt, and l. r. Ransorc, children of thc
h fnmsead Rannme, decd dcfcndauts- viii ~ sold fer
rcdy money, NJ public auctiou the highest bidder. a.
buckingham court, bng The 10Th day 81 Iune next ne
Following Slaves. VIZ. Roe, Jcy Tom. Ned Glib and Jes
% anI the inorsse n the female, " snyo raise cril1
suns cin'oucy n sad Decree mcnt0.lcl.
VIZ. MANN, Dc5Riy
F'or.S -No0rc, II r. q.
.Eeye ti7-a,sg
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%wTILL Be SOLD, in tive Town of Char,o.tes-
~ Vile, fGr r~aiT money on the 4,h DIV Of
June next, - the iishest bidder, by virtue Of a
deed # trust entered into by John ". Cosby K Co.
'oseeurs the payment u debt dre 10 William
Gait formerly, ln, b. l.n assigned to Rossnna
MULTIPLY, the ''i'owoS property, mertionel IL tire
sid deed af trust. ,g1 negro r1e, re,nelv. An,oss
and S"b~n '-siF,, one Nero girl ijosc nth her fn
turc Increase also two u.r0rrov~l lois in the
Town e Hii,nn, ali irg David Nichi-s hous. K
lot also, sal C7s5y's iptsrres ~ one oetv or the
house ard 'ot in the town aforsraJ, known ~ the
name Il liendelsons old Tavern ard adi0i ing
Richard Prices Tavern, rs expressed n sail fe.d
nf trust R0ing o1ly interested ~ trustees for thu
benefit of others, W. viii only convey tn the mr.
chaser, such tJs Is IS ia Us, hy virtue Of sad do
Of trust
DAYiD ANDERSON,
EENJA2llS BROWN.
Ney IS. 1916 s--~sx'
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SPRING Goods.
AZ lillian GILLIAT has Just receiv-
I'D, by the ship Clifton, and other late arrivals from
London the following assortment of goods, which he of;rs
Tor safe on reasonable terms his leading
from TIVE Farmers Bank Shoc,oc warehouse, viz
cases extra super. London Cloths Handsomely assorted
90 90. 90 90. eassn,reS do.
bales ID quality 10. Do
do. de-. saperkne d..
trlihii NeStings 10.
90. cinhr1c inuslns DO
90. Soa ana jaeoneu TO- DO
90. mnii do DO.
90. shper. ealicoS do.
90. common Do do.
do. light pockets do
do. fine poten, ;hrtir.,
do loSprlced do. DO cotton hosiery
do. haberiashsry, do. Madras handkerchief
do. ~ Irish linen
l do. 70 do do
do bestLondon gilt pins
. TO- common do.
DO. ladies' fashionable London made shoes &c.
Go. colored and patent bun na;:ttens, assorted
do. hlaci caDhFies, plain and t~illed
do. bonibaze:es
10 Kegs of Erglshhlsck paint, of SUPER quality
10 do. do. brown 10. do.
pair shp-screws assorted Sizes
.7LSO-Just Received, he7 the Mary &
Frances, direct fran Madeira,
16 casks london Particular Madeira vine superior ou,l,
4 S4rcia or Madeira Hook do do do
do. Malmsley Do do
May 8. 1I7-tf
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Eg Y virtue ola decree Of the Honorable Superior
He Conrt ofChanccry for the Richmond d., let
made IN cause between Conrad Webb. executor of
the testament and last will ofThomas Shore. dee
platDhB, and David Ross and C.r,stonhs tgc'C7Nn-
noo, dcfsriqls, viii be sold 20 tie highest bidder
ior ready noocy OF the 25th day Of june next, Ut
The Bell Tavern, in tho City OF Richmond, two m.
divided sixth parts ofall the lands 5elnasne. 10 rs
concern Of Ioha Say John Banis;cr x Company,
situate in the STATE q Kentucky.
w. e. WILLIAMS,
DANIEL GAJL,
C0fnnis1orers.
March 10. zoe .wtds
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nra TO-
Coff0zi and IKoolen ManuIactorn.

Cotton and IVooien ManuEactorv
'bNiE proprietors of the Nelson and Al
bcmarie Union Cotton and Woolcn manufacturing
Company take this metol 10 in form their friends and ne
community az arr,e ta hey have Wcol Carairz Nm
ch'Ee hgt On now and improved plan, w'ch viii pick
and card iC) pounds Of Wool per day theneae5t manner,
az the low price Of per pound Thy likewise haze
constantly hand Spun Cotton. which they win ST, on
low terms e pIrchased in Yir-no They have also
erectea Co71 Sct1y Machine which they warrant 10 r..
ecute business with n.atness and dispatch,
ne above Fa-tory s nor Variety Mills. Eeo, em,sv.
49, - e RfDER, supcrdi,
mara ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-20
Fifty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY on Friday the 10th in
slant, negro man named RICHARD
LAWSON. between 25 and so years of
age, about 6 feet high and large in pro-
portion, he stammers at times very much
and is tolerable black-he took with him
two oZnabrig shirts, led flannel shirt,
one pair of reddish forrest cloth panta-
looms, one twilled g eat coat of grey
sh color, and a tolerabIe good fur hat
He had on when he went away, yellow
cotton pantalo0ns and a twiled rounda-
bout jacket cotton and yarn, and also
rook off good imported new blanket, a
soldiers blue coat, very good knapsack
with the letters U. s. In blue, on the back
of It. A reward of Twenty Dollars viii!
be given for apprehe ndiDg him If in the
district Of Columbia, and Fifty Dollars,
If out of the district.
Masters Of vessels and others are
warned against harboring or carrying of
sand Negro man.
Stephen Loma1.
~ The editors of the National In
telligescer are requested to insert the "a
boye three times. The editor of the Ba,.
timore Federal Gazette is also requested
to insert the above cost.
{ July l9 Il
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Translated for The Register.l
Carthagena, June S, 1916.

His ecxellency the governor and cap
tain general of this vice-kingdom, has
Just receh ed a dispatch from lieutenant
colonel Don Julian Boyer, commanders oil
a division at Choco, in which he informs
him that he entered Outdoor the capitol
of said province, on the 22d OF last month.
The insurgents weresthat made resistance
but were dispersed and retreated to the
other side of the mountain that separates
Noyita from Choco. Their rear guard,
commanded by the infamous Perez, was
pursued and svertaken by the comman-
der of the rdyal van guard, lieutenant
Don yincente Gallardo, who took Perez
prisoner. Five gun vessels of the rebels
were taken and sunk in the river. 1t
appears the revolutianists proposed forti-
tying themselves at Novita, when lieut..
colonel Boyer went there Immediately 4
dialodged them. The foregoing is pub
listed for the satisfaction of the troops
and the loyal inhabitants.
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A Storm Gathering
an Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, June 2l.

Public Toice.-At a meeting of the CT.
tizens in Nashville, and its vicinity, and
several inhabitants Of the adjoining coun-
ties, this day holden at the court hou e,
10 take into consideration certain pubic
grievances, under which it is conceived
the people of this state labor
James Fentress, Esq. of Montgomery
county, late speaker OF the house OF re-
representatives. of this state, was Gales tt
the chair, and Henry Crab appointed Sc
cretary. Whereupon
MIR. Whiteside rose, & concisely stat
ed what he conceived to be the object OF
those who had brought about the presen
meeting. He said that it had been tho
txpedient for the people OF this state
and particularly the western part OF II
40 express their sentiments on certain
measures lately pursuedby those branch
es Of tie general government, which COD
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j. was, however, broken, aud the
p'ou anfs Of the neighbourhood, informed
pea "a CIRCUMSTANCE, presented them
o. ms r;ously armed to the number OF
ss s. 100. before Greneble, for the par-
. l Of demading his release. They were
lssl UPON, and hence arose the recent
llss'.a,bance in that quarter.
ol, %Ss massacre Of Nismes began at the
,ih,stiou Of a Protestant wedding.
e.. Darties we're srossl insalted BY some
J ID Dsshr1lies-blows ensuea The bride
ta .a,o fell ia the aitiay, and III the re,
s,saowards Of 100 nersons, men, women
sa's lh;ldgen, were lnasSacred. they
a aaa ct lire to the house OF the protestant
: Srsstion, by means Of which, several
! houses were DESTROYED,
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PHILADELPHIA, July, IS.
Very Distressing,

About four weeks ago Mr.. John Ben
net, a journey-man book binder IN
*raoktorIl was bit by mad dog. Three
~eeks ELAPSED before he experienced any
symptoms Of disease, when the sight oil
water began to effect him painfully: and
very soon occasioned him to howl like
dog. Medical edvice was Called
consultation was held, and he over heard
heir conclusions that he must be sent
to the hospital the next morning where
he must die. On tbs he took his hoe
went into his garden. cleaned it out We
ny nsatlv and then told his wife that he
he knew he should not live to ENJOY any
thing in it but hoped It might be useful
to her. At night two neighbors set up
with him some hours, when,as he seemed
composed and told teen if they retired
he could sleep. they left him. Soon after,
ais wife hearing some noise IN the room
went up to him. lie was setting up in
bed. Leave me-" said he, leave me
instantly. | do not want to hurt you but !
fearI shall. Leave me-" AS she descend.
ed the steps. he sat upa most pitions howl
She fastened to her children and took
them to a neighbours. Soon after. she
retunued, he LETT his room, loaded his
gun--went into the yard, and bowed Out
his brains, this was on Tuesday morn
ing the 9th inst.
He has left a wife and three children
to mourn for hin.
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, JuIy 90.
RIGHT AT LAST,

measure is about to be taken. which
IN, in all probability. bring all matters
r;chts--a measure which has fire.
" ",.ntIy been insisted on,ip this :aper. as
~ oaiy one calculated to bring the banks
=. - ,Oeciie payments, with as little delay
~ sod As little pressure upon the communi-
:. .1s ;, Dossibie. The principle, which has
s,.n uniformly pressed, is, that the
v S,sSss should prepare for specie pay
Dau bu. that it was necessary for them,
ling parts ofbut one general system,
~ nave together in harmony and con-
.ssrt To produce this concert OF mea-
.nre,, no stepseemea to be more exqedl-
-, tEan to have a convention 81 depu,
a. sa from the banks, Yho should meet to-
s..,bs, 4, some central situation, to az
ss.re fine times and modes OF resamlng
specie payments.
Ite;Ses Us the utmost pleasure to learn,
Mat such a plan IS naw in agitation. lhe
y;rginia Bark have received a letter IRON
their correspondent in Baltimore, IN
formins then of the Banks Of Baltimore
and those OF New York. having been III
yited BY the Banks 81 Philadelphia, to
send each of them, three delegates to
pbiIilelplia. to form convention 10 the
early part Of August, to devise the best
modes of proceeding Che letter then
proceeds to enquire. whether the Bank OF
Virginia, will be able to resume specie
payments BY the 18th Of November; and
L not, at what time they mean te ddso.
We have no hesitation in saying that,
HE Banks Of virgiaia, aud indeed all
tbe chartered Banks of the U, y. which
have suspended payments. ought TO Ai'
iato this measure. and appear by deputy
Iuwha. other mode can the best time
and mannero of resuming payments, peso
well agreed upon {?
ladoing this they ought to be exclusive
hgOverned by their own situation and
shat Of the country at large. They ought
not to be restricted to the 20th day oi
Febuary-when the U $. taxes will BE
no loager coIlectable but in specie Or
in specie uotes--becausp congress VIII e.
ventually shape their measures By those
Of the banks, and change their day % the
day fixed onby the convention. All that
they can require, is to be convinced that
The Banks are in earnest-ihey wilt, OF
course, DOT refuse extending the Through
ofthe banks few months logger.
This measure is admirably calculated
hTeiieye the Virginia banks from all en-
sarassments. Should any day be fixed
Onbythe convention, the executive will,
IN all probability convene the Legislature
Who viii doubtless, in their turn, s'is-
pend the operation of their law, til the
period which may be stipulated By the
convention.
RICHMOND Enquirer.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-20
From the True 1merican.

All Tennessee is in an uproar. The
causes will be seen by reference TO al
extract from the proceedings of pubic
meeting at Nashville inserted in the
True american of this morning. The
sentiments of that meeting seem to be u
UNIVERSAL throughout that state: The 60
vernment paper at Lexington speaks Of
the proceedings as " Ct the most Uiotea'
character We shall take care to al
wise our readers of every thing worth
knowing that shall arise io the progress
Of the matter.