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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-13
BOSTON, NoremBer 4.

The following items wers copied IRON
file IF late Gibraltar papers.
THE Consuls, and others who were at
Alpiers gave it as their opinion. that a
notber hours firing would have leyelied
tbs CITY with the ground--and the oSicers
Who landed after the actioa sotar con-
Cured in this opinion, that they thought
the upaer part, at least, ofthe houses,
would in that time have been brought
down by the FIRE.
Nothing could exceed the 6rmness Of
Mr.. M'D0Hnel, the British Consul ;and
the enemy who threw him into Genuine
ment, tried his true British stamina by
all sorts of threats aud insults but IN
vain. The room in his house, In which
lie was to have slept, was SO perforated,
that he weuld aot have been safe in any
part oft.
The Dey's palacs suffered greatly, and
there was scarcely house in The town
that did net receive injury. twas ge-
morally believed aud asserted on shore,
that the 6rst broadsiae from the Queen
Charlotte, killed not less than 400 men
a great number having collected on the
beach opposite to her, aud who neglect
ed to get out Of the way when sigma
was made to do so.
The Impreguable was dreadfully ex-
posed to the fire Of a battery upon the
hill side, and also suffered greatly b;
the explosion ola she'll on board OF her
which communicated to some loose pow
der, She is said to have lost betNeen &C
and 7Omen by this accident,
It computed, that 7C0 piecesof o.
dnance were brought into action by the
Algerines aloEe, TO the fire Of which the
aeets we're exposed for mere than nine
hours Lord Exmeuih'S coat vas lite
rally torn from his back by spinters.
Return Of Slaves released by LOrG
ESmosth at Algiers--
Ncapolitans Al, SiciIians ESQ. pro-
ceeded To Naples Sept. in the trans
ports Maria, TraEalgar and Friends, Ro-
mans Us ruscans s, proceeded to Nap
les August 81, in the Severn, Spaniards
l6l, Portuguese |, proceeded TO the coast
OF Spain IN the Spanish brig Alexander,
on the night of Aug. 81, without permis-
sOn.--Greeks7, prOceededto Malta in
the Wasp, on her way to Constantine
pie. Dutch 2S delivered to Wee Admi-
raj Van de Capeilan on board of the
Dutehsquadron Aug. 5lst. Total 1885.
The Heron BRIG has carried TO Genoa
@e molsy for Sardinia and another
man OF war had carried 100000 hard
dollars to Naples.
dere follows some anecdotes of the
British tars during the action. One
saunr tor want Of wad. for his gun.
must IN his jacket, but forgot to, take
out bis tobacco box and jack knife ano-
@er sand, when the fire from the ships
became general, it would raise the price
u nason's work, Gel
Inc British feet anchored in Gibral.
1f kay Sept. l2: and, notwithstanding
@e impregnable was to take in new
sn.siamast, the whole Of the ships( thu
al excepted) were watered, victu
saleu' and in every respect prepared fcJ
.sa on the afternoon of the 18th whei
Sy got under way, and cleared til.
ing, Ivan AeA' ulO' 1
,aeFe we're 1000 more slaves to be re
Owe essea. They were collecting in q ,ns
'' &c. DC and ships were in read
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-13
November 8
Potomac COMPANY.

The Stockhoiders Of the patoipac Com,
pany are requested 10 attend Il meeting
Of the said Company, to be held at MIR.
.lmmes's Tavern, IN Georgetown, OF
Friday the s9th6Ncle,9ber next, at sle-
ven O'Clock, On busiheSssi Importance
BY order OF the Board Of Birecte.s,
JOSEPH BREWER, Treasurer.
October 81 eetS9tlNSY
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-13
Alexandria Morocco Manujac
tory.
1t the Corner of Oronolfo g Hater

streets near The FISH ICh0rJ,
Where may be add, Morocco Tor gen
rIemen's boets, Morocco and American
Kid of all colors for ladies' shoes, coach
aakers' and hatters' ldulng Skins, hat
ers' and spinning wool. The above a..
icles manufactured in the best manner
~ the subscribers.
John ID. Benkhert e Co.
NJ All kinds of Silks scowercd and
lyed in the best manner.
November eott
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-13
FauG,lier Lands.

YEy;iE subscriber offers for sale tn.
y Estate wherein lic resides in the
oupty of Frsuier, about 8 miles belowr
the courthouse, on Cedar. Run, between
the roads leading to FredeticksburghaDd
0cceeuan, so miles distant from either
olace. and 40 to Alexandria by the turn.
pike, from Rackland. The tract is com
puted at
three thousand three hundred
and seventy Acres,
and is divided into three farms, with
Woodland and Meadows, conyeniently
distributed for each. There is a
Valuable Mill Seat,
With stOue on the SPOT fsg building.--
The stream is abundant, and waters the
whole tract. presenting an extent of
-Four Or five hundred Acres Of
Low Grounds
of hrst quality.-Ihe high land is weu
divided into regular fields, some Of them
WY plnuuCsi'S, ana IS aadptea TO the
use OF Plaster. Few tracts can possess
greater advantages either fot extensive
grazing or grain casture.
he purchase. or purchasers of the
and, can be accommodated with the
Turning utensils, the crors Of Corn and
Tie sewn Nheat--the stuck Of Cattle,
lorses, Sheep and Hogs: and with the
Negroes on the estate il families, making
about LOO, of a very valuable description,
with some tradesmen.
The improvements are comfortable
Dwelling House, with good out Houses.
Ice House, Stables, &c. The situation
is healthy and the water uneolnmoniy
good. Two thirds of the whole purchase
money will be required at the delivery
of the property, the balance in short pay
inents with interest and secured By a
deed of trust.
Bernard nj. Carter,
Woodstock, Fauqilier County.
October Is saW
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NEwpoar, r. I. Nov 2

NEWPORT, K. l. Nov 2.
We understand that no Federal Re-
publican candidates for electors of presi
dent and Vice President, will be named
in this state.
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Public Sale.

On Friday next the 18th instant. will be
sold, al the vendae store, corner Of
Prince and Water streets,
g bales broadcloths, assorted color.
! ditto supesfne cashmere
l ditto pains
l ditto second cloths,
Without reserve, on a liberal credit, for
approved endorsed negotiable notes.
p. 6. NQrsfellsr.
November 10
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PEIINEAS JANNFY.
Has receivcd from Stockholm and
Got!enba,g,
$50 tons Swedish Bar. Iron,

NUlSISlIIS u
Wagon Tire, from half to one inch
,hick. and other fiat Bars from one inch
to four inches wide, and from one quar-
Ter TO one inch thick, square Bars. from
half inch to three inches, < round ditto
rom half iDeh to one eighth inch.
ALSO,
60 tons SWEDISH STEEL, in bun
lies, of excellent quality, which is offer
ed for sale on reasonable terms.
18th mo Is eo7t
The City Gazette and n. Intelligent
GER, are requested to insert the above Z
times
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-13
NOTICE.

yE%EIE subscriber having taken letters
4 testamentary on the estate of Doc
Tor Joseph Mudd, late of Charles County
leceased-all persons having claims a
gainst the said estate, must exhibit tht
same with legal vouchers on or before tn
wenty-fifth day OF April next ; other.
wise they may be excluded from all be
left of said estate by law, and all per
.ons indebted to said estate are request
d to come forward and settle the same
Theodore Mudd.
Qotober 81 eo3w*
PRINTING
JeatIg executed at the Office Of the 4
lexagdria Gazette. :.
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Removal.
JOHN JOHNS r d N

j @ II " 10 us Ton,
Has removed his Ha d are Store ia
the corner Of Pitt and KING streets, on.
posite the Washington Tavern, where he
IS now opening, tor sale, an extensive as.
so tment of
Hardwnre, Cutlery. and Fancy
.frticleS.
Received per brig Thomas. and shir
General Smith. All of which will bs
sold on the most accommodating terms,
September SO d6tea
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-13
ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ls.
Extract to respectable House in Bali
more, dated
Meg York, Noy,

! II
.AsW York, Nov. s.
. Mr.. DaschkoF, the Russian Minister
has notified our government that his mis-
sion is at an end, and that ne shall leave
the country as soon as ne can arrange ms
affairs. This is the result of a negotiation
between him e our government, relative
10 the arrest sometime since OF kosloit.
the Russian Consul General, for Grim
inal offence committed in Philade' phia,
and this last step is in conformity with
positive instructions from his govern
ment. The same spirit which dictated
these orders, will, in all probability, re-
fuse an audience to our minister, Mr.
Pinkney, and may even throw some OBJ
stacles in the way ofour trade. MIR, Dash
koF leaves this city today, and sells his
furniture during the next week
Patriot.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-13

. Capt. Barrett, OF the brig Nancy, who
arrived here yesterday from St. Croix,
laforms that report vas received from
st Thomas, that the island of Msrgarltta
had been retaken by the Royalists. Al
o, that an expedition was fitting eat at
Porto Ricco to reinforce the Rofalists on
the coast of Laguira. Markets at St.
tCroix--four Sl6; pork $40 10 sS fish
IS to 8 perqaintal: corn meal S55 to %
ger puncheon /; pitchpine lumber S5S to
10 per 1000 feet white pine $40 to Is ;
.hingles So per 1000; red oak slaves
$50 per 1000 white oak S44.
~ Iorh Pepper.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-13
INTERESTING 10 FRENCHMEN.

10 FRENCHMEN.
We Yesterday published an article I'M
der this head sigaed by Mr.. Lee, tate
Consul at Bordeaux. We have since
heard with great satisfaction that the pro.
ject for colonial settlement on the Bank
1f the Ohio. or Mississippi, is in great
and that the, central board
Of the society in Philadelphia Is compos-
cd Of
Msssrs. GARNER de saintes,) Presi
dent,
Josh. Martin, Treasurer,
+. S. Parmentier, Secretary,
Dirat Censeur
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17
Western Spy.

By aresnlve OF the Legislatures nf this
state in January last. Loammi Baldwin.Esq
ofCambcidge, aud professor Far.ar of liar-
ward University we're appointed commit
tee to explore and sHryey, at tie expense
of the commonwealth, a route for a naviga-
bic canal from the Connecticut river to the
Merimack. The contemplated line III c5m-
Iuunication is from the mnath of sugar RI
yer which emptics into the Connecticut to
shemouth nf the Cnntoollook which IONS the
Merrimack in the northefly part of Con-
cord in Ncw-H Hampshire. The survey i,
to comprehend the outlets and shores of
Sunapee lake, the elevation of the lake "a
bove the waters of the rivers, lie highest Of
the falls in either of the rivers, and Of the
land adjoining. so that it may serve as the
basis ola calculation of the expense Uesuch
water communication, and a report of it is
TO De made nj the next session-of the legis-
iature. Niessrs. Baldwin and Farrar pro-
ceeded last week to Concord, to enter on
the duties Of their appointment, and were
joined by Henry B. Chace Esq. of Warner
who has been, appointed in pursuance of a
similar resolve of the Legislature of New
Hampshire. Boston Daily .9du.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17
pAR1.. June 2i

Ehklb. june ID
Royal Ordinance, dated the 9th june
contains The following -
" Willing to mark by acts ofbenefcence
The happy epoch of our dear and we'll be-
loved Nephew the Duke Of Berry, we have
decreed, &c.
Every proceeding, every sequestration
in execution of DEGREES, o, judgements pro-
Douncing general considerations forany cause
whatever. or having fOr their object the re-
coyery offnes, on expenses of proceeding
in affairs relative TO matters purely politi-
cal. of which the evident object was to
serve the Royal cause, shall cease from the
publication Of our present ordinance.
" The immoyeable property cOnGscated
and that acquired by the affairs above-men-
toned, and which are still possessed in
consequence thereof, shall be restored to
tre owners, or their heirs; retaining only
the expences Of proceedings, &C."
The sentence of Lieut.. Melton, con-
demned to death, and Marshal de Camp
Bonnaire, condemned to deportation, will
be submitted on Thursday next to the coun
Gil of revision.
M de 'ralleyrand has set out for his es-
tate of Valency.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17
AnenN
VIRGINIA


n ha'ss ho'dao in nc Clcrss Office Of Ms Sure.
Ti5T Csu. ec CaaHcsgg I5p Ms R.ciueid Gis.
Dirt, ne 24G dug u Ju,y, 1916.
Edward zee, PtfJ
J7AIFsT
Richard Herring, Thomas Tee, Matthew Wiz
lsras, Clement X. jameson, Thomas Cox. VIII
liam L. Morton, William II. Taylor, and AM
brOse Ellis. DeG's.
The defendant Richard Herring not having
entered his Appearance ant gwen security aceor.
ding to the Act OF Assembly and the ruies oflh;s
Court, and it appealing by satisfactory evidence.
that he is not an nhasi'ant OF ui,s county II
i' ordered, That the SAID Defsndant do appear
here on thc frs day Of the mex Term and answer
the bill Of the Plaintiff and that a copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted ~ some newspaper
publ shed IN the City Of Richmond, for Two
monihs successiyely AMI poster Al the 'front.' door
OF the Capitol, in ue sad City.
A COPy-resI,
i'm. ~. .Rsning, c, c,
August 14--wSw,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17

Russia tc carry messenger aith dispatch.
IS.
The projected enterprise Of navigating a
Steam Boat across the Atlantic has excited
the ambition OF one OF our most distinguish
ed Naval commanders; 10 became insifu-
mental ia conducting her. A ne;y boat of
ABOUT 500 tons is to proceed from New
fo;k TO Eng land, and iaeuce to port in
the Russian dominion, in acceptance of a
patent privilege for the Russian waters.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17
Fiffh raginlent of IaEintru.

Cd Lieut.. Subael Bdttcrie!a. to be Is'
lieut.. s0th June. 1916, vice Ciliy resigned
7M Iegtmert oriRtta,,y.
Cd Lieut.. Jacob ripton, to be lst lieut..
5th July, 1916. vice Havs.
sth Regiment Of infmiyy.
Cd Lieut.. Russell y. HYDE, to he first
lieut.. LIST July 1916, vice King. resigned.
The officers above promoted will report
accordingly, subject to the approval of the
Senate, at their next session.
by order. -. PARKER,
.qdjt. &. nsp. General.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17

Captain Miller, from Rio Janeiro, ir-
forms, that few days previous to his sail
ing, Portuguese expedition, consisting oil
one Tbs trigaies, 8 Shops OF war, and
some smaller vessels, IN al IL. sail, haviny
on board about 5000 tscops, left hio Jane:-
70, destined, as was supposed, 10 act a.
eainst Monte Widen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17
FOREIGN,
NEw-YoRK. august lC
HARVEST FROM LONDON.

Last evening arrived at this port, the
regular trading aud fast sailing ship Paci-
fic, Captain Browne, in thirty eight DAYS
from Liverpool, which port she left on the
first of July.
The Editors of the Mercantile Advert
ser have received By this arrival, london
papers to the e9th of June inclusive, Go
DAYS later than before receivrd) and a
Lloyd's List of the 2lst June. The follow
ing extracts comprise every article ofinter-
est they contain.
American produce was still on the de-
cline at liverpool. Cotton sixteen to cigh-
teen pence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17
NV York. AUG. 10.

We learn by capt. Hale, from Malaga,
and Gibraltar, tha' the United States Line
.! Battle ship Washington, Cum. Chauh-
cey, arrived and anchored in Gibraltar Bay
on the Cd of July. On her arrival. she iic-
ed a salute, which was answered by the
garrison The Washington sailed froin
Annapolis, on the 9Th Of June,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17
N2ET!tiN.

Polly Brown, Washington Brown, John $.
Stubbs, senr., jones Biapter, Maxwell Irokes
and Sarah II his wife, James Scott, iunr- John
Spottswood and Mary lis wifi, rarlipn sa,in-
dsrs, ard Sally his wife, i. S. MORRISON and Ma
~ h wife, Sally Goode, Elizabeth Goode, Re-
bert Gaoae, Sally Scott, Robert Graham, Ph In
n. Nichols and John Il O.g.
You eodJ Take Notice, that shall on
Saturday he fourth day Of October mex. at the
tavern at AyletSs Ware House, az King William
county. between the hours OF eight cock in Tho
morning and SIX O'Clock in the evening, proceed
10 take The deposition OF Francis John Leyert.
10 be read IS evidence in suit now depen6ine,
inthe Richmond Cliancery District Court, wherein
ana plaintiff and you are defendants at which
time and place you mag attend or not as you think
proper.
JOHN S. STUBS, ir.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17
N(yrIl q


Messrs- John Fowler and Aielicent his wife.
formerly Mielliccnt Wills, Safnue M'Craw and,
sally has wife. George Sherref, Nicholas sherrer,
>anl. Sherrcr, Sarah Sterrer Nara Sherier, S..
innei " Howard, Joanna White, ElesrIor Wine.
MaclIa HoindeN,er& Gabriel Po,rdex er, kaw-
ley White. j1ar. and John White, Take notice.
that on the nn,h day of September ensuing, AZ
Spring Garden, in the county of Rockingham.
and safe o. Nor Carolina, shall proceed to
take the dispositions Of Mary Galloway, " lie OF
Robert Gallsway, 20 be read as evidence in sui;
IN chancery depending in The superior court of
chancery iof tie Lymchbufg district. whereia
you arc conpia nants, and Thomas Spragius, adj.
Illustrator de bcnis non with the viii annexed,
OF Peuben Abney, decd. and myself and Others,
heirs AT law, and deysees OF Reuben Abuev,
decd are defendants-at which time aud PLACES
you may attend if you please.
ain, &c. &c.
TRos. Z. 5PRAGTNs,
Ore of the heirs OF SleichztdeK Spraeins,
and administrator of Ielc!i:edeck Spra,
gins, who was one of the leirs Of Reuben
Abney, decd.
August I7,S13l6 w3w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17
A CATFISH.

Was taken by trout line. opposite Gu
cinnati, Ohio, on Monday last, the di,nen-
sions ct which, by actual adnaeasurement,
were five feet AMI an halfin length. four
feet girth, twelve inches between tie eyes,
and nineteen across the breast, weight, one
hundred and sereileen pounds Such was
the power OF the fish that the men who tool;
him were obliged to shoot him, in order to
get him to shore.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17
LONDON. June oH.

AZ hamburg Mail arrived this morning.
with Papers to the s2d inst. Prince Blu
cher has arrived at Carlsbad. He appears
IN be in very bad state Of health. Ac-
counts received by vay ofTrieste from f.
gvpt state, that The plague has broken out
with great violence at Alexandria and Gai-
70.
We received from New York, papers to
the 1st instant.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17

June u.
The House Of commons adjourned last
night, until Monday and as tire remaining
business in the Lords will he probsblv dis
posed Of in the interval, IL IL expected that
Parliament will be prorogued on Tuesday
or Wednesday.
Last night in the Ilonse Of Commons.
Mr.. Ponsonby eDquired Of the Chancellor
Of the Exchequer, whether he apprehended
any necessity, in financial point of view.
Of suuimoniug Parliament before Christ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17
LONDON. Inne o5

Yesterday morning arrived at Ports
mouth, the Mediterranean fleet, under
command of Admiral Lord Exmouth. con-
sisting Of six sail Of the line. two frigates.
and three brigs. forming the whole of our
Navy onthe war establishment excepting
the Pilot sloop ofwar, on that station.
We regret 70 End, from the following ok.
tract from Bristol paper. that serious dis
turbances have broken nut In Wiltshire
Bristol Mirror Office,
Saturday morning 9 O'Clock.
About one O'Clock this morning, our CT
~ was alarmed bv the sound Of the Buele
Of the 55th regrnient, & the ringing of the
bells.-On inquiry. we learnt that magis-
trate Of the county of Witt, had arrived
express from Trowbridge, Tor assistance, a
mob Of more than SOM persons having yes.
terdav collected at that place. seitine the
civil power at defiance. They had already
DESTROYED two or three facf0ries. The
troops assembled with praiseworthy alac-i.
~, ard in one hour and half two Gonna.
MES were an their march for Trowbridge
The chancellor ofthe ExchcGuer has an.
pointed Thursday next to receive the hid.
dings Of the gentlemen who intend con.
tracing for the new lottery.
n 10 generally believed fiat Marshal
SouIt VINO had previously taken M his res.
idence in this eIty at the White Lyon Inn
embarked from hence in the William Hen
~, for Boston. in America, on the 18th in,
stant.--Bristot Journal.
Paris pspers Of che ODD Saturday have
Just arrived. a French squadron, consis
ting Of the Medusa fricate, the Echo, Cor
vette, the Loire and the Argus briggs, sailed
ON the 18th from the fsle d'hix for the Sc.
nPFaI, TO take possession of the French es
Establishments on the coast of Africa.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17

They write from Lyons that a certain class
OF Ladies (caIled files de joie) had made patri
otto gift Of g. 500 francs 20 the state and sent il
TO the Duchess Of AngouIeme.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17
Notice is hereby given, That

petition Will beFres en'cdt to the next General
- smh!y PRAYING ihcp passage OF = law 10 {, 80
lsl Il turnpike road from the north end OF ?.
Brook turnpike at Owens Tavern to Ground
Squirrel bridge in Hanover
August II. v8v,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17
J TO manufacturers.

The subscribers BEG leave to inform Manufac-
tuners that they stll continue TO make all Kinds
OF Cotron Machinery on the most improved mo-
dsrn plans, and executed in lie most complete
mamer-aIso Comb Plates for either Cotton or
Wool cards of superior quality.
oroars viii be thankful! leseved and prompt
ly executed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17

Alexander Dunlop, Surviving partner OF James
Dunlop and AieGandr 0unop, trading Under
TIE hrn ot James hlez@'de. luuiup, H.,,er
Dpnl0p, widow and eXecuiriT If tue said jaime,
bunjcP, deed and NarEs,e Dunlop, aud 5.mes
DpdoP, Surviving children, ietsloes, and ,iyyi.
sees NJ the SAID Ja,. DUuiop, decd. DcC'ks
The subpoena al rev ,seudtm g'gar,led ~, ihs
cause, against U.e detrndal, AicN anlc Dunlop,
not having been re uned czecued and he u,t
having entered his gppearsNce and gwen sccuri-
{, according 10 lie act of Assei1b, and tns
Rates OF this C0ait, ana it appearing hv sats-
factory evidence, that he is hot IN inba hisnt cF
this country II 10 ordered Thai tic defendant
do appear here on the FIRST day Of the next term
and SHOW cause q any lac can, against the revival
tnereby sought; and that copy Of this order ba
forthwith inserted IN some newspspcr publ she'd
~ Gig of Richmond, for Two months succes.
'sifey and pos cd at the ron, door Of the Capi,
toi, IN the said city
ACopy-Teste,
I'm. ". H.z.ilF, c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17
Toto. Aurnst 8.

From the Efchange Cofee House B0ols.
The Congress Frigate, Captain Morris,
now in the harbOr.is undergoing thorough
repair, the Constitution and Gurrierc frl-
rates are to be hauled off, to give room for
the Congress to be hove down and copper
ed---aiter which she will be rehtted to pro.
coed upon long voyage, probably for the
n. w. coast Of America during which,
she is expected to survey several coasts
and harbours.
The United States sloop Of War Prone
theus, captain Wadsworth, is getting rea-
dy for sea. She is supposed to be bound to
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-17
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