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SHAPARD & WEBB

SHAPARD & WEBB
Offer Fer Sale
~ hbds. prime MuseovaJo Sugar
90 barrels Loaf do
10000 lbs. Coffee, part prime Green
400 barrels Leybuin's and Caruther's best rec
tiled Whisky
Is DO. Carutber's frnited do
90 hhds. Antigua Rum
90 bills. New-England do.
pipes Cognisc Brandy
DO. Holland Gin
IS or. casks dry Malaga !
s; S: s: : IS: i? ; 1; WINE,
go tierces London Porter
10 barrels Tanners Oil, G hhds. Molssses
400 sscks Liverpool Salt 90 tons Bar Iron
tons Blistercd Steel
do. GermsR do.
go fsggots Crawey do.
ton Nail Rods
Sheet and Hoop Iron
40 casks Cut Nails, 2 tons Patent Shot
20 kegs Gunpowder
30 boxes Whittimore's Cotton s. Wool Cards
y ia "a do iS 3 by 19S Window Glass
bids. Glass Ware assorted
cases hslipint Tumbers
I do. Pint do.
50 boxes Mould Candles
90 do Chocolate
10 casks English refined Saltpetre
100 reams Writing and Letter Paper
100 do. Wrapping do.
case Quilts, 10 hampers bottles
Bottle Corks
ccroons Spanish Flotant Indigo
hid. Nader, 4 bills Marbles
90 small boxes Imperial and Guupowder Tea
4 chests Gunpowder do.
Is barrels Mess Beef
4 few Barrels Pork
500 barrels Cut Herrings, 20 do. Whole do.
20 do Prime Shad,
Far, Resir, Spinning Cotton, Pepper, Pimento,
Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Cloves, Race Ginger, Fig
Blue, Cuppetas, Alum, Putty, London Mustard,
Wiuisor aAd Broyn Soap, Tin Plates, Tin Boxes,
Legwood, Shoe Thread, Grind Stones, Demyohns,
Pipes, &c. &c.
MISC,
cases Domestic bIescned Skirtngs
l do. Bed-ticks
do. Chambrsys. Stripes, Plaids, Cling
hams, &c.
bale Turkey Yarn
so pieces Fwilled Sacking
500 Sack Bags
SO tons Hemp, &c. sc. &c.
Sept. Is. &l-St
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THE COMPREHENSIVE Of THE sUBscKIHEHs
ErpIres his Day
'ENHE settlement Of their concern devoIve
a gponyosEPH MARX, who will coutia ne the bus;
~ OF tne ate irn, AMI who will also asnrd cili,Ies TO
uose dSpoted TO make eonsilnmcnts to GEO. MARX
now s'ahhed in LONDON. and ctiag business under
the urn OF MARX & WHEATrALL-
JOSEPH MARX,
GEORGE MARK
October 9. '''' 4if,.
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~ The ENQUIRER is published twice week, gene
M and three times week during the session of die STATE
rEUePrIce, the same heretofore. Eiue Dollars per
,1nr, payable advance SOses of Chartered Banks
ay viii H. received IN payment. The Editor Will guar
me- thesA Of renitng ueraby inai, tie postage of all
trrers hsiny Paid by the writers.
t No papers viii be iseoatinue but the discretion
ete Edi,cr until all arroasages have been paid up.
CY Whoever viii guarantee the payment Of nine pa
,r slall receive tend gTsais.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
eT One i2aareF inseiticn, rs cenfseGch continuance,
slee,zs
No Advertisement inserted utl has eir been paid far,
,ra,,ured w person IN This city eiuiTons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-16

FOR SALE,
RY the Subscribers. at their Auction
a D Store, on the Market Bridge
GROCERIES,.
20 hlds. Mascoyado Sugars
20 liis. New Orleans do.
zoo bags
& & i Ss,;: ycOErrn.
so bags Old Java do
so hhds. Antigua Rum
10 hhds. Old Jaslaici do.
10 pipes real Holland Gin
pipes X bbls. Country do.
30 boxes old Irish do,
40 bbi,. car1eber's rectifed Whisky,
81 hhds. MolasseS
10 pipes and sqr. Casks Old Nfadeirao
20 qr. Casks Sherry
so boxes superior CIaret
pipes and 10 qr. Casks Tenrriffe f"ANES'
Is Or. Casks Malaga
80 Or Casks COlmaiIar
so Casks Il,bberts Brown Stont
$50 Crates assorted karthen Ware
1000 sacks Salt, part Liverpool filled sacks
10 tons Shot, 20 tons Bar Iron
10 tons Nail Rods
100 bbls Prime and Mess Pork
20 bags Pepper, Is bags Abpire.
DRY GOODS.
20 bales striped Blankets
do. superfne welch FIannels superfne Cloths
Cassimeres, Common Cloths, Plains &c.
so packages Gotten Goods, consisting of Shirtings
Cambrics, yeiyeteens, Cords, Handllerch iefs
Cotton Hosiery, Eyc. Sc.
Hdrdzvare, Cutlery, &c.
rs packages assorted Hsrdware Cutlery. ire.
DAILY EXPECTED,
"a a'ds. New-Orlenns Sugars, said Is be very fine
Is hids. Antigua Rum
90 bays prime green Coffee
And large and valuable Of fresh imported
DRY GOODS, calculated for the approaching season.
J. DROWNJr. y w. FINNEY,
SEPT. II. '''''1' " ar
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October 9.

TO RENT,
.4cOnve'rent TENEMENT FOR a small ia.
rniy, or, single gentlemen, who wish to be retired.
WV. +. MICOU.
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--Where they Ofer For Sale
London Particular Madeira Wine, shipped by
two the oldest houses in the Island, in pipes.
hoeshesds, qaarter aud half-quarter casks, OF
very superior qnality,
London Particular Tenerife Wine, in pipes, old
and fit for immediate use-ihe quality conside-
red excellent,
Antigua Rum,
HOffman's Loaf Sugar, at the mandatory pri-
ces.
Liverpool Salt, in sacks offs bushels,
Swedes-Iron, well assorted, Pepper, in bags,
Cut Nails If various sizes,
French Fair Boot-Tops,
Boston Sheet Glass. in cases,
Hollow Glass Ware, from Bohemia, in do
Queens Ware assorted, in crates,
Lea-China in sets,
X few PACKAGES OF Hardware, Cutlery, Cotton Ho-
siery, Lace Sbswls, &c.
Received on consignment, direct from the Man
Sactures in England.
.9LSO,
Daily expected, consignment ofFress Calcut-
ia SIX Goo3s----cons' sting of Bsndauns Handk'is
Company Flag Hsndk'ls. Company Lungy, RoInals,
ke.
October s.. 4S-lf
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R.4LL GOODS.
WILLIAM GILLIAT,
> now receiving, from Lond0n and LiUerbool,
a an extensive add elegant Assortment Of
BRITISH DRY GOODS, tTc.
Suitable to the ScsSon--CarefuIly selected from
the first Houses in England, for cash, and will be
sold on very reasonable terms and convenient
credits to approved purchasers. in t.wn ana coun
Try.
Also,
quantity Of very choice OLD MADEIRA
WLNE, in pipes, hhds. Or. and half or. casks.
september IL. $50
SUGAR HOUSE.
The RICHMOND SUGAR REFINERY
> now IN operation it will be the iate-
q rest OF Crores; 70 engage their supplies ofIoaf and
Lump SUGAR and MOLASSES, as they will be- sold n, ~,
Northern Mandatory prices. - WV
hose who wish 70 become customers will BE- pls,,sea ~
notify II TO Charles Beck, at the Refinery, Adams, nil
or 70 '""'
WV. SHEPHERD,
t3h Street
~. 4o-ePfw
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The .foiio.vjng articles:
Old Jamaica Rum
Cogniac R,nniy
Holland Tin, Whisky
Old Madeira, Lisbon and Sherry Wines
Long Cork Claret
Best Loaf and Brown Sugars
Java and Green Coffee
Imperial and gunpnwJer Teas
Chocolate, Spanish Cigars
Doable Gloucester AMI Northern Cheese
London Brown Stout
Du'ldePs snperfne London Mustard
Spermacet and Mou!d Candies
Mace, cloves, nutmegs, al.spise
Ginger, pepper
Msccabau and Scotch snuff
hesi,g tobacco
Salt, iron. steel, salt petre
Cut behring's
Oranges, rsisins, nuts, ofdiferent kinds
Corn, Meal
Family -four, in halfbarrels, warranted
Bacon, oats, &c. Sc. &c.
Lonoion suberfie Cloths and Cassimeres.
Rose, striped and point blankets
kerseys, kendall cottons, plains
Double mild, drsb and coarse cloths
Carpeting
Buck handle knives and forks of sup. quality
Pen and pocket knives
Razors, razor s'rops, and homes, &c. &c.
All the articles fresh, and will be sold at the
most reduced profits.
They intend keeping constant supply of every
articlein their line.
WE. MICOU,
A. ROBINSON, Jr.
October 9. 44-U
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

q EAVING formed a co-Dsitnership, under the
\ & fra OF -1iicoW 8 do6iason, aud taken the
Store am Lumber tlsuse lately occupied by Nj
choas Italian, at the corner ut III AMI Sth streets,
and two doors above the Swan Tavern, offer TOR
sale,
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Burr mn Stone Manufactoru.
TOMPKI.NS q MURRAY,

TOMPKIhS e MURRAY.
A RE cow receiving from Liverpool and Lon
a don, their FaH Sub3yef GOODS.
Their assortment is geaeral, and well adapted to
tne use a the country.
They have REMOVED to new brick building
VI TIE lower end Of the Basin.
N. B. Superfine CLOTHS, CAsSTMERES,
'tSTlNGS, and Genilemen's HATS ofsuperior
I7nalty.
September a. 57-d
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MARYLAND
LEGISLATURE OF CONNECTICUT,
House Of Refiresenfatfyee

49,, TUESDAY, October IS.
The act for exempting from taxatio,
cotton and WOODEN manufacturer. and III
hands employed in them, and also lad
devoted exclusively to the cultivation d
hemp, was rejected.
The petition of James Bocon. having 4,
a divorce, nlensa ef Mora, from his VIII
LYDIA, was heard by both Houses in ID,
Council Chamber--1'ne petition was gran
ted by the Representatives. and a bill %
form ordered to be brought in.
1.-The ground Of the petitioner was. tn
insuiferable i'll temper of his lady, VIII
was represented to BE- perfect XanipPt
1t appeared in evidence. that he ha1
repeatedly been made TO feel. not onl
the lash OF her tongue, but the force of hsi
hands,
An act concerning book debts, compellrl
the defendant in an action allowing hin Z
set otf his book debts against the plaintiff
70 give Oyer in case it shall be required p
the plaintiff, was passed. An cbisctld|
was made, that if the plaintiff had bis POI
er' the defendant would, according TO o
practice in sore parts Of the State, ba'|
no reciprocal advantage, because the plaisI
TN cannot be made to bring in lis boo
unless profertis made in the dec!sra.ie
OF which there is no necessity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-02
PHILADELPHIA, October 90.
The ROBBERY OF THE BANK.

Our readers will recollect the adver-
tisement respecting the robbery of the
Philadelphia Bank, on the night of Satur
day and on Sunday last We have taken
sors pains to ascertain with accuracy.
the facts connected with it. They are as
follow
Last "Wednesday morning a person was
in pursuance Of a warrant, arrested in the
street by MIR. Milliman, one of the CITY
constables, and brought before alderman
Shoemaker. who had issued the warrant
on suspicion of his being concerned in this
robbery. Shortly after the prisoners ar.
rest, his trunk Was brought from his lode-
ings to the 1lderman's Office, where it was
unlocked by the prisoner. On examining
1t, almost all the different articles, togeth-
er with the stolen treasure advertised by
the cashier. were found carefully packed
up with the prisoner wearing apparel, &c.
The trunk also contained n dark lanthorn.
phosphoric light case, sword umbrella,
powder, bullets, &c.
Before the prisoner was committed for a
further hearing, his person was searched
in the magistrates Office, when a pair Of
loaded pistols, in the most perfect state of
preparation for business, were found fac
tcned ina belt round his body, under his
waistcoat.
Yesterday the prisoner was again
brought before tn. alderman, and the
owners of the different articles stolen
from the bank, identifying their property.
he was committed for trial at the Mayors
Court, which is now in session.
We understand that the s1avpes oft
edges of the small bank tickets which
we're found in the prisoners chamber. and
the heaviness Of bis trunk, first led TO 3
suspicion Of his guilt,
1t appears that the prisoners name.
from letters, &c. is n. l.. w. LEARN.
ARD, although he said his name was
UKliam l.. Lewis. lie stated that he was
born in Chensngo county, state Of New
York--that he lived in Albany from the
time he was a boy--that his parents were
dsad-that he had two brothers and SIS
ter now living in the state of New
York, and that he was on his wav 70
Kentucky, where he intended to set
dc.
He is apparently about so years Of ace
about S feet % inches, slender f,uilt snuaps
shoulder, short black hair and. whiskers.
snail dark hazel eyes, squlinc nose. saJlow
complexion. square face, prominent ches,,
bones, has keen penetrating look. mild
and petite in his address aud manner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-02
LATEST FROM SPAIN.

Captain Hillard from Cad z. informs us
that on the 4th September the Portuguese
ship San Sebastian. of "a guns. arrived
there from the Braz'ls, conveying their
Royal Highnesses the Princess Donna Isa,
bella Maria, the betrothed Queen ct Fer
dinand 9TH, and ID ma Maria-Francoise
her sister, also betrothed to Don Carlos.
the brother of the King. They were re-
ceived with the most splendid demons,ra-
tons of joy and loyalty. A thousand dis.
charges announced their entrance into
the harbor, and the Clcopatrian barge
which conveyed them to the shore, was
rowed by Post-Captains and steered by
the Vice Admiral. At night every part
OF Catliz was splendidly Illuminated. The
marriage of the Queen, was again reoog-
nized in the proxy of the Count Mirantli !;
and her Majesty p .ssed in an OPEN coach
to her residence. She IS in her 18th year.
and extremely beautiful. Her sister is
younger, and not so handsome. The king,
IT is expected, would meet her at Sc
willie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-02
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION
MEMBERS

Of the House OF Rehresenfatfvea NJ ~
United States elected 10 Tetsrese,, ~, ,i;e
STATE Of Pennsylvania in The fjfec,,t
Congress.
list District-City and county of Phi.
delphia, and county of Delawsrc-Ad.%
Seybert,f William An'erson,t John .Ssr .'
.geant. JoSehh Hofkinson.
2. Chester * Montgomery-Isaac D,r
hngfon,f LeUi Pauiingf
3. Lancaster, DauDhin and .ab,rro,
James Wallace, John Whitesides.
q. Yoik-Jacob Spsnglert
S. Cumherl nd. FRANKLIN and Adam,-
Andrew Boden.t VIM. Maclav.
6. Bucks, Northampton, Wavre a.,
Leh'gh-John Ross. Nathaniel ID. law ~
ham.
7. Berks and Schuylkill-Joseph Hes.
ter.
8. Bedford. Somerset and Csmbria-A
lexancer Oglc.t
9. Miflin. Huntington, Centre, Clear.
field and M'kean--Wm. p Maclav.+
10. Northumberland, Union, Coiumbis
Luzerre. Br dford. Susquehanna. T;ogs
Lycoming & Potier-Wll,am Wilson. ia
vi1 Scott +
IL. Westnoreland. Indiana, Jefferson b
Armstrong-David Marchand.t
-. ashington-Thomas Patterson
13. Fsyette & Grcene-Chr;stian Tar
ID. Allegheny & Bu;ler-Henry Bad.
qvin.r
49, Beav+r, Mercer. Crawl I'd, Erie
Venango and Warren-Robt. Moore. :
Is Democrats and federalis,s-the Ia,
ter i'll Italic. New members are tbns
marked.
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WEsT-INDiES.
Eatr0ct Of letter from 81. Barfs, TO q
gentleman in the city Of Nezo York.

gentleman in the city Of .Nezc- York.
ST. BARTs, October /.
| am just from Bassaterre, where
they have had one of the severest gales
ever known the schooner Weymouth
went on shore and bilg d the briggs Trum-
bull, os New-H wen, w tn stock on deck !;
the Rambler, Pope, of Kennebunk a schr.
lately from New-York. were driven to sea
with many others, and many others, have
not since been heard of. Twenty eight
sail of vessels principally Americans. wen t
on shore st St. Pierrss. Mart. French
frigate which lately brought out the new
lntendant, made a harbour with others a
mong the Saints, and was Obliged TO cut "a
way all her masts Some OF the small craft,
among which was fine coppcred schr.
belonging to Mr.. King of Guadalupe, went
ashore and was dashed to atoms. The
wrecks OF small houses were floating down
the streets at Basseterre, the whole of
Sunday night and the following Monday,
when the gale abatcd. Some cons: derable
loss has been sustained by these who held
per,shable articles in those stores, which
were mostly exposed. The schr. High
flyer of and from Baltimore, with -four,
sold for cash, and the captain demanded
mis- clearance, but he was refused after
repeated applications the difficulty arose
from the presumption that be had the
proceeds of her cargo in cash on board
This island (say Guadaloupe,) is in a
wretched state of stagna,ioa in business.
and is not likely to improve as long as
heavy duties on import and export with the
other embarrassments in trade exists. The
poverty and greedy disposition of the petty
officers of government throws stranger
under Thousand impositions. The f,igate
before mentioned landed at Bassaterre
about 800 troops from France, $50 IF
which were marched for Point p tre but
four days from the time of landing. only II
of the latter were in existence. The fe-
yer RACES dreaIfuly, at Point Petre.'
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that, according tothe present appearance
of the crops, SO great n deficiency had
never before been known. (D.sApproba-
t,on.) He was sure it could be OF no use
to disguise the actu>l condition of the
country an he had that day received a
letter from an eminent agriculturist, beg
ging him not to disclose the st .tc ct the
h1rvsst in the city for that the conse-
Qoenve would be, that Minister'S would
Immediately order TIE restriction to be
removed, and the por;a to be opened
Such statements Could not be very agree
able but whenever he had the honour TO
address tn m, II y should find that he
would always tell them the plain truth,
withou. fear and without reward. Gap
piause.)
The resolutions were then put several
~, AMI carried in the affirmative un,ni-
niousy. A petition founded upon thcm was
also read, and agreed 70.
1t was sfserw IS resolved, that the pc
tision shoaii be presented by the Lori
Mayor and the SheriA's TO the Prince Re-
gent sitting on the throne.
Mr. Hunt moved the thanks oe the L.
very To the lord mayer Tor ms ready COM
pliance with the rcQuis'tioa for summoning
a Common Hall, aud for his impartial
conduct in the char. which was received
with waving hats and shouts OF approba
ton.
The "A mayor expressed his grateful
acknowledging. for the honor he had
received. He was at all times anxious tc
conduct himself in the Office of their chief
magistrate, so as to merit their approba-
ton and if he succeeded in gaining it, it
constituted his highest reward.
1t WAS then NOV q, that the resolutions
be inserted in the usual Morning & Even
ing Papers ; to which an amendment was
moved and carried, viz: that they should
be published in all. In answer to an OBJ
servation that this was not the practice
OK the common courcil, and that the addi-
tonal expence ought to be tefr 'yed by
srme other Wy than out of the city funds
Mr.. Hunt sail, it WAS for the Common
Council 60 determine whether or not they
would obey the instructions of their consti
tuents.
Thanks were also voted to the mover 8,
seconder; immediately after which the hal
was dissolved.
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lohio Nh1skingum Messenger.
Utica, .Ae7y York. Octo6er DC

Utica. \ egy York, Octo6eroo
The Legislature of this state will Coz.
vene at the Capitol in the City of All,
ny, on Friday the 5th of November, for N.
purpose OF choosing Electors of Preside,
and Vice President. 'nt
Marshal CIR uchy passed through mi.
village few days since, on his way to v;
sit Nj 'jor GeRt raj Brown. W
SNOW.-A gentleman from St. Iaw
renee county says. the snow fell there ~,
Thursday last. 9th instantly ten ;ncbss
deep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-02

From the moment of his arrest, -,
throughout the examinations before m, ""'
derman, he was perfectly cool and COLI s'
ed. superior to every thing like emb.'r
rassmrnt. Since his commitment. SOM
the articles fplate which were not sonn ..
in his trunk, have been discovered in ~
privy back of his lodgings. VIC
Dem. Press
October IS, 1916.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-02
GEORGE MaDIsnh.

We have announced the decease of that
truly excellent man GEORGE MADISON,
Governor of Kentucky. He was inter-
red with Military aud Civil Houors at
Frankfort on which occasion the fol-
lowing Funeral Grafton was delivered by
GEORGE M. BIBB, Esq. in the most feel
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DOMESTIC.
Washington, October 90.
YER MONT.

The following ntlemen have been e.
lccted Members of Congress, by majori-
ty of 2910 votes:
Marx Richards, Charles Rich,
erasmus c. MerrH, Sam uel Crafts,
ipiHiam Hunter. HeRtan Allen.
All Republicans. The present delega-
ton of that state is Federal. The Repub-
lican majority in the next Congress will
be nearly double its present numerical
strength.
A correspondent in South Carolina has
politely transmitted US the following state
menr of the poll for Congress in the Edge
field district:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-02

From the returns already come to b,,.,
there is Little doubt of the election of Ca"'
HERRiCK in the Fourth District fsa,'
BEECHER in the Fifth and of Cen;
HARRISON in the First. Sufficient 80
turns have not been received from al
other districts, to warrant an opinion -.
to the result. Is
IOhio 1Zuskinrnr, 1fesne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-02
NEw ORLEANs. Sentcmr,cr qo


On Saturday at noon the inhabitants of
New-Orleans were startled by the fire
bell. With their usual alacrity they re-
paired to the scene-but such was the
suddcnncss and fury of the oonfagration.
that before the alarm could b.. spread
through town. the whole neighbourhoo |
where the calamity or ginstcd, was en-
yrloped in flames. We are unwilling to
allude to the cause of this disaster but
it is the imperious and indispensable duty
OF the corporation, to prevent a recur-
renee of an accident from the same
cause, and they have it in their power to
do so.
The fire first caught in the new bu.id.
ing OF Mr.. John Davis, adioiu.ng the Or
leans Theatre, in Orleans street.-The wind
was very high at the time, and the hous
rs IN the nsighbourhood being dry in con-
sequence Of long drought, the destruc-
ton spread with unparalleled rapidity.-
Three sides OF the square, viz. Orleans.
from Royal TO Bourbon streets--Bourboo.
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Glasgow,

Sleeps Bstomart. Ms,ine. II ron, Pro-
metheus and Coriela; " tn several gun
and mortar brigs.
The following are the names of the Dutch
squadron. under Ad. Capellan
Mrlampus, 40 Sophia V,lhelmina, al
Diana, 40 L'Acuntci, Al
DIgaraad, SO Eaadragt, q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-02
ELECTORAL ELECTION

The period approaches for the Election
OF Electors of President and Vice -presider,
OF the United States. Nomin lions have
been made in the most of the Districts Of
the States which elect by Districts or BY
General Ticket. The election in Mary.
land. be it remembered, by those whom Il
concerns. takes place on Monday next
Exhausted and wearied as the People must
be by the several autunnal elections we
hope the Republ cans at least will not far.
get what they owe to their country ard
their principles on this occasion. Lei eve.
ny man who can, go to the polls, and yo,.
the Republican ticket. Don't give Nm
the ship" Nat. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-02

SOUTH CAROLINA.-The followin,
exhibit the names of the prcsen, Congress,
IN the first column, and those elected +,
the next Congress, in the second column
will shew as well the actual state of ths
returns, as the changes that have been
made.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-02

PRESENT CONGRESS.
Henry Middleton
William Lowndes
J. ]. Chappsll
w m. w oodward
John c. Calhoun
Thomas Moore
VIM. Mayrant
John Taylor
BENJAMIN Huger
Ali the elected al
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has not been the case therefore. let your
friends know this that they may De on their
guard"