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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-15
INTERESTING LAW REPORT.

A suit was lately commenced in the
Marine Court of this city, by the w rdens
of the Port, against Captain Aldrige, OF
the British brig Idas, in which two impor-
tant questions were decided one, wncth-
er the masters of British vessels arriving
from ports IN Europe, and reporting at
the Warden's Office, since the ratif, aIion
of the late Commercial Convention be-
tween the United States and Great Bri-
tain. are bound to pay the tonnage fees i'm
posed by law of tn State on foreign
vessels, for the use Of Wardens and Pilots
and another, whether they are Liable to
pay any greater fees on surveys held by
the Wardens to ascertain the conditions
OF their vessels and the storage OF their
cargoes, than are payable under the sane
law by vessels of the Unit Il states for si~
milar services. We learn that judgment
was given on both points for the def ndant
and that an able and elaborate opinion
explaining the grounds of this DECISION,
was delivered by Mr.. Justice Wheaton.
This opinion we shall endeavor TO obtain
and publish, for the Information Of our
mercantile friends and others interested.
N. YORK PAPER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-15
PhilatleDjhin, Jtn
SPECIE.

A large quantity Of speeie, b,ought in wagons.
vssye-teldss received II t1s Phi:sdelphis Bank.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-15

.NorjoLk, June r.
The Untr, States schooner onsch, went up
York River yesterday.
TIE Washi"stor, Il, captain Creighton, went to
a oil Sa;u.V!-y evening
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-15

Charleston. June 7.
Arrived yesterday, Slocp Manhattan,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-20

ars stated that more bank sfock as held By n.
man me tlaassta'ass ef Richmond, been able TO
discover from the proceedings of the board Of
Richmond, any great evidence Of their reearJ s.
the interest ofthe stockholders. Onthe contrary
they nave witnessed some of the most extraorj;t.
nary changes IN the direction of this Department
they have seen gentlemen moved from this H..
ton, who were considered by all parties the mos.
'iscreet and competent for that Office and o,v,;n
ip"artis of30O shares of the stock and th.;SS
''aces MED 6y others owning one or two shares.
cnDarrisss un their pccurary aHiirs and III;
one snare sometimes transferred To them ,y+,,n,t
.,eir prvity, the day previous to the e,enerai
iec'ion and 10 believe that the interest o,,L..
80. was promoted BY these changes ;e
more man they can believe. The ostens;bIs -,
son gwen at the time for such CHANGE rea-
'ea alHerent SENSATIONS here sometime, i's
'iu 90 be on account of his not BENG = -.
..s'>fea at The same lime the same ;ng,,|
saS s.Iic men, ard with the same breath ,.'
80 ing directors for the board at R;o, we're
-, IN. nom all nations, of different tana," -:
80, 10 anu rei'g on; SO that no man couJJ
FL rue cause and to question the ass,,no
p1"er of the board at R;chr,,,nJ ,,,s,',S .
sd ther certain dismissal, moi ,v;,IS, woulu in'
.'ie pest reasons for SO doing. NieS
Even the petition for creating 81. p,
"', originated IN hrs place, and, At The -
~ p'"clpal causes arose from ca,:
81 aI T growing out OF the then denen,,snt
,Ss p 1a@ss 1t t the United States, establshsd
- pe' out winch bank was co,d,,(,eJ
n treat iberality and justice. though 'a9 s,
' ~ on, when contrasted with the condnc, IS
'ae repuoca Bank of Virginia For exauo.9 Oh
er. m ,,s no ,mper,ous orders to their dlrcctofs
ere Though solely of their cre,t;nr> ~, '.is
ject but always by way of recarny, 1,I On any
~ tsl H'e PitJaf business Of r.is = he 500
merr CT ria aud servants to Their dccrs.: S.H'.es
,.9sie Ia ,r,' 10 es"ss The business and grade the
statements of the accounts of ,beis speci-
% sratlty their own CURIOSITY, or tor other mn,
oses foreign TO the interest of the bang p "A
v IL ,9r moment be believed, that the citizens
- YlrSinia shall ceive less protec+;on En-,
.heIr Republican Institutions. dim vi, H., I'm
loyed under dependent federal ones and tben.
nsh."ho'' under the guidance of the Le,;.,,,,,e
= s a, r;n -, result no man can doubt
them oa ~" u" I .Ils oId of aristocracy and place
Nle'ii gu level with their fellow.citize,,s
"A NORFOLK MERCHANT,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-20

This RESOLUTION was agreed to by majority
more than Nree to one
The third resolution. in the following word
was then read Nfa
Resotved, That it is expedent to continue
force the act entitled can act laying duties O
sugar refined within The United States !" passe
on the 9th July 1878.
This resolution was opposed by Mfr. Huger
to whom Mr.. Lowndes replied The resolution
was agreed to by a large majority.
The fourth resolution, for continuing the pre
sent stamp duties on bank. notes, &C. came mex
under consideration.
Ihis resolve was opposed by Mr.. Strong, Mr.
wright and Mr.. Minor, on account CT TIE irsig
nlficance OF the proceeds thereof, when contrast
ed with the Inconvenience 10 which it puts tn,
community, and the parl.ality of its operations
10 which arguments Mr.. Sou'hard as well y,
MT. Lowndes, replied, denying the justice OF the
character given to the tax, and asserting its faci
my OF collection, and operation on wealthy or mo
med men, as giving it aspreterence to Almost an,
otler tax embraced in the system.
Mr.. burnside move to amend the resolution So
as 10 con;ne the continuation of duties to those
on the notes OF the banks, bankers, and CERTAIN
companies, Excluding notes discounted and or
oitis OF eXchange). This motion was supper, ed
by himself and AIr. Minor, and opposed by Mr.
Lowndes. 1t was negatived by decided major
i:y.
The resolution itself was then agreed to by
large majority.
me NTH resolve, which proposes to abolish III.
additional duties on postage, was then taken ur
ana agreed 10 BY a large majority.
Mr.. Lo.rndes suggested that the committee
should rise and report these resolutions to til,
mousse, before acting en- The remainder ofthe re
port. Inc resolutions already agreed TO applied
10 laws which will expire OH the IGN February
ana lie wished them TO be referred 20 the com
mlttee OF Ways and Means, in order to reDor
bills coniormably thereto.
Mr. Serseant endeavored to prevent the com
mittees rIsng in order to bring before The hopse
Ihe resolution for repealing the duties on manu-,
factufes, &c.--a speedy decis on of winch lie con
s'dered OF great importance.
Mr.. Lo'Vhdes opposed this course because Of
certain Information on the subject thereof re
ready. w
Inc motion for the committee to rise was =
greed 10 and the question was about to be pu
on concurrinS with the committee of the whole
IN 'heir agreement 10 the first resolution.
MT IfdHtlolbh rose, and commenced speech
III rainier desultory but pointed manner. ON tn
general character of the committee of ly,,s an,
Means, winch he condemned He had not spok
en- long, when the Speaker intimated that he h,
diSressed too far from the subject of debate.
An appeal was taken by Mr.. Hanson from MIR
speaker decision on this point which afte
i''tOh ~efAino'i"us and some argumeniative dc
bate, WAS affirmed by the House, by vote Off
| to SO. = wv Vi
| MIR. Randolph resumed his discourse which h
| concluded just before sunset.
MT Go,efs5orough then moved to amend tn
saia Isl resolution, by striking out all that par
OF = winch refers 10 new tariff"
Whereupon, the House adjourned.
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PROP OSALS
7oR PUBLISHING, IN LYscHnuKo.
a sEMI-wEEKLY NEWSPAPER
no BE ENTITLED
L III r ECHO.
Prospectus.


ION the advantages of its physical s;tua,;,r,
from the native fertility, improved cnnd;t;@...
and increasing wealth of the circumi,cent D''
ny and particularly, from The industry, emf rn. -
i''d iiDerality OF the people of the Town. and -,
I.""ons' Lynchburg derives ADVANTAGES NOR.
elli weekly paper. Vi
mss consideration impels us to undertake srctx
paper. ''Ae Sucn
has paper Is intended to be chiefly pro,,,rs
Nlp convenient vehicle of domestic and f,narl"-
News. AT me same time, 1T viii be open TO 81
enunc' moral agricultural and political eqsa,sJ
we care RepuoEcans--but on QUESTION: ~ 80! %
Importance, we will cheerfullv admin ,be $3.50
u those VINO may dIer from us m op,n;on 80.
Ndeu those essays be marked Win Eh-raI;t,.
d ideas, and moderation of TEMPER ON. -,
OBJECT Will uniformly be, 30 collect To n faa'.-
nose rays oipoltic'd i.gnt which may be scatter
- ~ me Ihteiiect9af atmosphere areund uss,;J
y una means, to- shed the efiulgence of trutb
on every face, SIDE and aspect OF such tr;ns 20.
discuss on as may excite deep and Iyel
w. are youns-bent on enterprise poseosseJ
o. Indnshy-capable of perseverance,. We -
IN becn broughtup to The printing business
''u we are not IL ter strangers to the due ynanare
heAt' and proper conduct of a newspaper 0n-
efforts Will be unremitted-and, we trust enc
s'lul' hey wlii be constantly and ea,nestly
directed to the collection Of the most rcc4,t -,
III genceof every sort--to iud,c,Dus select,
Vi borrowed naterlals-n short, to the reo1,iar;-
w. symmetry, and elegance ola whole, com-'n.
rs, at the same time, variety ofsusiects njn,;.
nfplan u
In promising thus much, we do not overster
hope, The modesty VI = Prospectus. we ~
nhdent that disappointment wiilnot tread nm
"a me heels OF promise We have well cons;dIr.
4 what are able to peri 5rn--and we fee, he
odor and energies of individuals amb,,ion. -
'ncce's--and whose success chiefly depanIsoo
he extent Of their exert.ons
Our hopes become the more saguine, when wa
Feheet on che characteristic libcra!lty of those re
sous whose Patronage we solicit. They are ,ra
81 Know, sposed to encourage ,omme .dabls
ehorts-to aid modest lndustry--and To re,nnne-
rate useful i4borS
With these motives--these means--these bonav
nd this prospect, we will commence line MINI.
i"gon OF the ECHO about the 18Th of March
next. i'''i'
WV w. GRAY,
L5nchburg, Jan. 1916 ~
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Lynchburg, Jan. 1916.
COMnLTLnn.S

The ECHO will be pEinted with a ne,v o,a
elegant type, ON a demi sheet, (w,ce weet% =
, . % per annum payable in advance
VI those who do not pay in advance nor IN ,b-
course OF twelve months, four dollars viii be re.
CURED. ""i Ds re
any person procuring ten subscribers, and be.
c1'Ii's responsible for the payment, shall be en-.
iiled to one paper gratis S'''
his office FFN' ieDoIEeu ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-20
"NILEs' WEEKLY REGIsTER .

some complete flies of this well known VOL,
nave Just been received, and can be procured nv
such gentlemen as are DESTROYS ofObtair,nlr tbe,,,
) hose who wish TO purchase, will please ami -,
John Maddox or orders NAV be left m tbs az
OF the g Virginia Argus" for h.n-or 10 r. 4
WISE, at the Washington Tavern, to whom anv
reference can be made respecting the work.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-20
THE SUES CRIBER

As taken that large & well finished dwelling
~ house, on Shocsoe hill, four doors below
Mr.. j. BOOtrghPs, formerly occupied nv Ntrs
Camp as a BOARUING-fioUsE. wbere h. -
prepared TO accommodate from 10 s eentael boar.
ders, by the week, month or year.
ALSO
His Friends & Travellers generally, who nav
think proper to call ON HIM. His stable ~ he
veil furnished aud attended by an experienced
Dstler.
January 2Oth, 1s1e.-1t
y -. The Subscriber also intends keer;n,.
general assortment of Groceries & some Dr.,
'0''s' 6. w. w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-20

Fl William Harvey to retain certain slave
In tins Commonwealth" I'd explain an,
amend an Act, to amend the Act, entitled
/" An act to reduce into one the seyera
acts concerning mills, mill-dams and othe,
distractions of water courses''--s. Con.
ceraing the Sheriff of tho county of Hamp.
shlre'--.' Concerning John Easy''-ss Con.
cernlng David Edmundson, junr. AL.
tering the time of hvding the monthly and
quarterly courts for the counties of Mason
and Cabell''-': Establishing College in
the Countyrof Albenarle, and for amend
ing the ACT for establishing public schools,
80 10 alter the days Of holding the Supe-
rlor Courts of Law IN the sixth judicial
circuit were seyerally read a third time
and passed
The House resolved itselfinto a commit
| lee OF the whole on the report and resolu-
lions of the Committee on the subject of
the Literary Fund-a few amendments
were made TO it--and the House ordered
that the said report be sent back to the
committee TO bring in bill or bills.
HE House also went INFO Committee on
the Bank Report. On motion of Mr.. Mer-
Ger, ordered, that the Resolutions accom-
panying the said Report be recommended to
the Select Committee, with Instructions to
report by bill or otherwise.
| On motion of NJ. Magill. leave was ri-
ven to bring in "a bill, 6 .Authorising the
Superior Courts of Equity to dispose of the
property ut infants and insane persons
The Speaker laid before the House the
following communication from the Cover.
nor:
Cornell Chamber, Jan. 10th, 1916.
fetto'o-citirens ofthe Senate aud House of
Delegates.
perform the painful duty of communi
eating to you the death of PaM Ca ring-
tom, Esp. Judge OF the General Court a
Citizen distinguished for has virtues, indie
pendence and patriotism.
w. C. NICHOLAS.
| WEDNEsDAr, .JAxUARr IL.
a Bill concerning the establishment of
Acsenals was read and laid on the table.
General John Preston was reelected trea-
surer for one year. Leave was given on
Mr.. fuckers motion to bring in a Bill
concerning .WesRe process where Corpora
tons are parties.
January 1S.
! An engrossed bill creating fund for In
ternal Improvement, was read third time
a passed. MIR. Scott from the Commit
tee on the Literary Fund, reported bill
concerning that fund, and creating addi-
tlonal directors thereof, and bill giving
additional compensation to EscheatOrs.-
/ The first bill was read the first time, and
on the motion of that gentleman read Sc
cond time and recommitted TO the com
mittee that brought it in. A bill-giving to
the Judge OF the Eastern Shore circuit, adj
dlhonai compensation, was read the first
time. A vast mass ofbusihess was dispos-
led of this day.
A motion was made by Mr.. Baker (Ol
Cumberland) Tor leave to bring in bill to
: amend the act to suppress daeliing which
, was refused.
- go: +ss----
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-20
WEDNEsDAr, LlxUARr

a Bill concerning the establishment of
Arsenais was read and laid ON the table.
General John Preston was reelected trea-
sufer Tor one year. Leave was given on
Mr.. fuckers motion to bring in Bill
concerning suesne process where Corpora
tons are parties.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-25
Land for Sale.
J. +. Caldwell.

4 TRACT or parcel of LAND, con
q tanning between two and three hun
lred acres. Oh the north side of Deco.
guam, in Fairfax county, about mile,
Aes of Occoquan mills--it is we'll wa
erred with never failing springs, it is al
50 well timbered, and the great quaint,
fy of froo timber on it renders 1t the
more valuable to any person in the coop-
ering line. This land is of the middle
soil, and produces c,rn, wheat, or any
other grain tolerable well--there is aboGt
100 acres cleared and under good fence.
The Improvements are a log dwelling
house and other out-houses, and good
apple orchard of about 80 trees. Any
erson inclining to purchase Can view
he premises and know the terns by ap
lying to the subscriber who lives nea,
he premises. or Henry S. Hal}ey, Jun
1T 0ccoquan mills, or John II, Haiiey
near Fairfax court house.
Thomas GoSsoaa.
april IS 6m+
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-25
HnL,,.s q, Il. Bilious Pills.

The operation of these pills is perfec'
mild, so as 10 be used With safety by Pc
Ius in every situation. and of every age:
They are excellentiy adapted to cary
of superfuous bile prpuaent its more
abide secretions-to restore amend Their
appette--to produce free perspiratiol
aud thereby prevent colds whieh IS SO OF
ten Of fatal consequences. A dose never
tails to remove cold if taken on first u
appearance--they are celebrated for re
moving habitual NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al
the stomach and severe head-ache--and
ought to be taken by ali persons on a
change Of climate.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-25
IN rLF1gENTS e Go.

n
NW AVE ustreseiyed & offer for sale
at their Warehouse, corner OF
Nng aud Water streets,
u hhds prime n. Orleans sugar,
q do old Jamaica rum
4 do Antigua do
Q pipes real cognac brandy
/ do Holland gin
S chests fresh young hyson tea
| do and 6 boxes gunpoHder IN
perial do
20 bales raw cotton
10 bags pimento and pepper
10 kegs ground ginger
s seroons l.. F. Indigo
so boxes Havana cigars.
They expect in few days.
100 barrels Baltimore whisxey
SO bags nice green coffee
400 boxes fresh mustard
SO kegs Carrots snuff
tan small and large shot
10 kegs Brandywine powder
5 hhds molasses
30 boxes soap.
March
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-25
April Gavin.
New Publications.

lust receired for sale By the sp5scrias
philippians Life Of General More 40,
Miss Witiiams's Narrative Of d,
Events 10 France, since tie iandil !. d
Boaaparte.
The Paris Spectator, or
L'Hcrmite dc la Chaussee D'Am6,
CONTAINING
Obse vations upon tic Partisan II AZ
n rs and Customs at the commencerr 81
of the 10Th century.
Patience and Pc severance, a Nm d
by Mrs. Holland, author of tie sisa !:
Iwaaowra, &c.
Brackenridge's, Journal of Vo4,s
up The Missouri in 1871,
brakes Natural ard Statistical Vie,
of Cincinnati and the Miami Ceunt y
Rhymes on Art, Poem, by Mar /,
Archer S'Aee,
De Rance, do. BY the Rev. J. W. Gu .
niDSiam.
Felborg's Poems, translated from /!
Danish.
lhe Paradise OF Coqueties, Poem.
JdRssS Kennedy and Son.
April q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-25
ITCH CURED,

By onceasips Lees soperesSt os''s''.e ~
The proprietor informs those Pers % )
and families who are suffering under this
disease, against the infection of whicl
noperson is safe) that II TINS Ointment i
used at night on going to bed, it nevel
fails to perform cure by the teliowing
as thousands who have USED "a II
during the last ton years can testify. The
peculiar excellencies of this infalilole re
medy for the itch, over every other, are
the Certainty of cure bya single appllca
ton; the ingredients being SO lnnoceu
as to be applied with perfect safety to tl;t
fenderest infant, and its being not only
free from any offensive smell but equally
agreeable with the pleasantest pomatu4n
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-25
Landing
From sch. Rose -ia-Bioon, capt. How
land,
SO hhds. retailing Molasses,
For sale by
Adams, Herbert 4 Go.
April 9,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
WARD.

" ARD.
The Store of the subscriber was enter
ed by a ladder through the second story
window, and tie following articles taker
therefrom. as near as can be ascertained
3 bags. 20 !oaves sugar; one dozen Ma
deira wine. scaled with the letters i {
one box secars, one doZ. tumbiers, al
old red Morocco pocket book, contain
ING one 90 dollar note OF the Central
Bank Of georgetown, one i've dollar
act, of the State Bank of North Caro-
iua, one of three dollars OF the bank OF
Cape Fear, one of 20 dollars OF bank OF
the South Branch of Potomac. one 10 d1
of do. and several other small notes a
mounting in all 70 100 dollars. Also, a
note drawn by Ankrew Bartle fer Sac
SO cents, dated i4th March 1916, OF &c
DAYS. endorsed by the subscriber a
draft on William NJ. Chick e Co. and
accepted by them, for S455 SO drawn
about 2lst March 1916, at 60 days a
note drawn by Thomas Jervis at 90 days
dated 4th April, Tor Sl57 So; aote
drawn by ]. FL. Clements y co. az Ct
DAYS, dated 10th March 1916 for S287
n cents endorsed by the subscriber
a charter party 70 the sch. Friendship
signed by Adams, Herbert and CO. and
the subscriber.
The above reward will be given 70,
the detection and conviction of tht
thief or thieves, or Fifty Dollars fot
the Pocket Book and its contents. Tht
,ubic are cautioned against receiving
any of the above notes.
J. +. Caldwell.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-25
Hamilfon's Grand Restorative,

Is recommended as an invaluable 'ne-
aicine for the speedy relief and perma-
nent cure OF the various complaints which
insult from dissipated pleasures, juveniI"
yndiscretions, residencein climates unfair
rorabe to the constitution, the immode-
rate use Of tea, frequent intoNcation, o.
intemperance, the un-
k;lful or excessive use of mercury; the
disease peculiar to females at certain
psiod of life, bad lyings IN, etc.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-25
CASE OF CURE,
sala.tad from q numprous list,

Selected from a Numerous hst.
John Hoover, rope-maker, South Sc
cosd street, between Mary and Christian
streets, Philadelphia, voluntarily maketh
oath as follows 4: namely-tAat his wife,
Mary Hoover, was SO severely afflicted
with violent rheumatism, very dangerous
ly situated, the consequence o. severe
cold after lying in, as to be confined to
her bed fox several weeks, and was at
length reduced to the melancholy appre-
hension Of remaining cripnle for life,
notwithstanding the mostrespectable me-
Idicel advice was followed. and every pro-
bable remedy attempted; when seeing
several cases Of cures performed by Ra-
milton's Essence and extract of Mustard.
they were procured from Mr.. Birch, No.
II, South Second street. The first appll-
cation enabled her to walk across the
rconl. and the use of one bottle restored
her to her usual state Of health and
strength.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-25
NOZZLE.

TN conformity to an arrangement with
9 DR.. Brown, the subscribers books
are closed, and prepared for settlement
to the first of this month. All persons
Indebted to him previous to that date.
are requested TO call aud close their ac-
couats either by note, bond Or payment.
Il is hoped that this notice will be puoc-
tually attended to.
George A. ThorntoD.
april Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-25
GEO. BENNER, jr.
No. II, Budd street, Philadelphia
HamiIton's Essence and Eatract o.
Mustard.

A safe and efectual remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt asthmatic
goat, palsy, lumbagoo, numbness, white
swellings, chilblains, sprains, bruises, pam
in the face and neck, etc.
This valuable remedy is prepared both
in fluid state and in pills, and thus excel
lently adaated both for external and IN
ternal use. =,
The nils operate mildly by ins4nsible
perspiration, expelling the superauous
and Morbid humors they are highly cor
dial to the stomach, create appetite, and
remove flying pains, and cold
or windy complaints in the stomach or
bowels.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-25
i MSt Or miSLaid,

A certificate for 100 shares OF the
Stock Of the Marine assurance Compa-
nv OF Alexandria, numbered from No.
s5l to $50 inclusive, in the name Of
James Heron, for renewal OF which ap,
plieation viii be made to the office oil
the said company.
Jamss Taylor. JAN.
Executor of James Heron, Gee d.
March so Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-25
SIT gaFLoaT.

1000 bushels Bonayista,
1000 bushels Of caliz. suitable e, 4.
fishery, and viii be sold 10y. 7
90 dozen German scytlies, of sr,.,
rlor quality, \
70 casks Of stonc line,
80 barrels of very nice molasses,
100 Spanish hides, ard a f..
barrels tanners il,
Sugar, coffee, rais;ps, lar irOn IN
steel, and a tolerabIe assortment Of G.,
man linens,
For sale by
Moraecai Jaasr.
Anril Q 9aw4y