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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-17

Among the passengers from Erg,and and
irei~nd, we may fairly venture to class
carpenters, masons. weavers, blacksnitbs
shoe makers. hosiets, and even ship ~ rights
Is 1t at length come to this, that Man ;s
to he the only safe and productive CONNIE.
dity Tor the carrying trade If so, the
article is unfortunately in great aburt dang
and the supply has been considerable. L.
IS computed, that from Ireland alone. the
total number of emigrants has amounted
to SIX thousand within the last twelve
months.
Whist this constant emigration must, in
a national point of view, be the subject Of
painful regret, we have, however, to OBJ
serve, that it is not confined to Great-Bri..
tain and Ireland only. We find in the same
Shipping List, that the Eugene, of Havre
de Grace, brought over twenty passengers
from France. among whom were several
officers. and member Of the national in-
stiiute.
IRON ireland ISL
- England SIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-17

IunES, way ).
On the 3Oth Of April last, at nine O'Clock
in the evening, all the gates of the town
being closed, and the peaceable iuha bitants
retired to their houses, the Turkish sol
diers, to the number of three thousand, is
sued from their quarters, and having di-
vided themselves into small parties, pro
cceded by different routes To- the Palace of
the Governor Of the town, and the houses
of the chief Lords oil the Court. They had
taken care, in the mean time, to seize
on the gates of the town. In less than
half an hour, they became masters Of
Tunis, and Of the citad,l Of Gaspa. The
Divan were immediately assc mbled. and
were compelled to pronounce the deposi
ton of Mahamud Bacha, and of the Bcy,
Sidi-Assen. S.di-Mustapha, brother of
VI hamud, and Semaln Bey, his uncle,
were proclaimed in their places. The
Barde was appraised Of this event by mes
sage, which required a surrender to the
Dlvaa on the following morning. The
Turks settled in the town, and the princi-
pal Inhabitants con eived that SiCii vi u.s.
tapha and 5 naR-Bsy, had p,aaned this
revolution with the soldiers. We passed
the night in the most painful anxiety,
dreading every instance the excuses Of an
unbridled soi,iery, who ran through the
streets in disorder, aud without al, de-
terminsd object.
AZ six is the morning Of the 1st of May,
the Diysn. endcavoFing to conciliafe tie
favor Of tAe inhabitants, issued orders r
persons and properly should be respected.
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until otherwise ordered.
A liberal allowance made to those
WIN advertise by the year.
June 10, 1911.
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mo. 729
Just Published

ina for sale az the Subscribers B.ok
and Stationary Store otihosite 20 m,
Washington 1aUern, on King s,reef
3leIandrid-
CHARLEMAGNE, or the Church
Delivered-an Epic Poem, in % books,
by Lucien Bonaparte, of the Institute
ot France, SC. 2 vols. boards. Price
,wo dollars.
A CIrcumstantial Narrative of the
Campaign in Russia, embellished with
plans OF the battles of Moscow, Malo
I'D Jaraslaviter Containing faithful
description OF the affecting and inter-
Cs'ing scenes of which the author was
an eye witness-hv Eugene Labaame,
:aPtain of the royal geographical en-.
gIneers, Sc vol. octave. Price
5 2 so
ALSO,
The following Juvenile Books bv tba
dozen or single.
Young chiid's prImmer, N York pre-.
cePtor, do spelling book, do reader,
harhauld's hymns, way to- ealth, poems
Oh children, seven wonders Of the
world, true story related, false stories
corrected, Watts divine songs, the
black prince, childrens' play, ;nstruc.
tive alphabet, Esop's fables, the sea.
sons, the olio, garden amusement the
hermit, cries Of New York, solar mi.
croscope, Alexander S,lklre, Uhe real
Robinson Crusoe,) youths cabinet of
nature life of Daniel Lambert, select
fables in prose and verse, the lottery.
the pious parents request, art of flyinr
epitaphs the mirror OF misery, or tvran.
ny exposed, history of beasts, of birds,
81 fish, OF insects new years gift, beau.
les OF the New England prlmmer, lit
lie poems for little readers, the medley,
pleasing toy. book of riddles, book of
pictures scripture history, picture al.
phabet, book OF letters, spring. summer.
autumn, winter, childhood, infancy,
manhood, old age.
The following are principally ornamen.
ted with Carricature EEgravipps.
Joe Dobson, blue beard, punch's visit
to pug, Tom the pipers son, the lack
daw at home, the world upside down.
the peacock at home, Peer Prim's pro.
htable present, little Eliza, little Henry.
lutte William, Gu.liyer's travels,
Pigs visit to Punca, Mrs Gilpin, lack
and the Sean Stalk, Cats Concert.
Together with large stock of school
and miscellaneous books.
Robert GRAY.
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Hardware and Cutlery.
Adam LYNN

Corner Of King and ST, Afaph ftreet, has
received by the ship Ocean & Wllhel-
nina, from Liverpool and is now
opening for sale,
Building materials carpenters tools, plat
ed and timed saddlery, files, anvils, vices.
curry combs, spades, shovels, frying pans
brais wares jappaned walters & drelring
boxes, Bell meal kettles and ikellets, t.s
Kettles sauce pans, sad irons, traces, hoes
mails and spikes, ivory, buck, horn & wood
table and defar', knives and forks, pen and
pocket knives, razors, sciAars. tailors.
Shears, sheep-Shears, shoe b, tchrrs and
saddlers knives, fish hoo lines and rods
powder hatks and shot belts, plated GATORS
ana candiefticks, mahogany and satten wood
KNIFE cafes and tea caddies, Britannia neral
coffee and tea pots, sugar dishes and cream
pots, a lew cards ofvery elegant pen knives
alorted, from to az blades,
Hna Waidrons prime corn and grafs
Sythes, sickles. patent shot, &c SC.
lie has alto on hand an affortment of oilt
ana mahogany frame looking glaGes, Ger
men pocket glaiies jewtly and fancy goods,
Oar iron and feel, &c.
May 40
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-26
j Ohm.

FIVE DOLLARS REW.4RD
Will be given for experimenting and
securing in Jail, JOHN, very dark
MutattO Boy, eighteen years of age, S
feet 4 or S inches high, large scar on
the under jaw, when accos,ed stupid
and alarmed in appearance, but in adj
dress artful and plausible, his clothing
is linen shirt and trowsers, with cloth
vest, He has been absent some weeks,
and constantly emplt yed in Alexandria,
where he is we'll known, having at
tended the Gardeners, Perkins and
Wortmon to market, to whom he was
hired.
All persons are cautioned against
employing or harboring the said boy, or
they will be dealt with as the law di-
reefs.
SARAH ANN HUNTER.
June lo II w&c"tf
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-26
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 26, 1910
MILL STORES.

yN.TTHL OIOHES.
Just received from Washington, N L
lz9 obls. pitch
SO do tar
IS do rozin
do spirits turpentine.
IN STORE,
800 bills. TAR
800 do rosin
100 do tuDpeBtine.
Also, Landing,
l3 pipes Cogniac brandy
S do Holland gin
do. w. /. rum
In Store,
S pipes superior Cogpiac brandy
100 bags green coffee
20 seroons tallow
l9 do Augustura bark
Dbl. gum copel
seroops FIotant indigo
a hhds. Dutch madden
1900 OK horns
so tierces and half tierces rice
so bbls. prime pork
SO do do beef
6 tons round bolt iron
S do logwood
8 do iignumvitae
s tons fustic
4 bales company long cloths
90 pieces Holland sail duck
2 tons cordage
hid. soft shelled almonds
For sale by
PEYION & DUNDAS
Nav 27
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-26
NEW LINE OF STAGES,
The Winchester Mail Sage
WILL STARE
EOery Monday, Thursday and

Saturday
FROM MtLhUGHLIN'S Ia
VERN, at three O'clock A NJ. and ar
i've in Winchester early the same e.
vening. RETURNING will leave
" Cures tavern in Winche8ter, at three
o'clock, and arrive in AEeI onaria at an
carly hour the same evening. The
stage will continue on to Washington
'nd Georgetown, for the acCommoda.
ion Of passengers.
@s The above Line is in first rate
order The public may rest assured
that every attention will be paid to their
convenience
THE PROPRIETORS.
Nav 70
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-26
Valuable Property.

1 will sell for Merchants bank n
per, the property at presen' occupied
0y myself, OH Jefferson, between Wa
ter and Fairfax streets--At the south
part OF the town. a ha!f acre Lot. with
The improvements large commo
d'ous brick dwelling, in which are din.
lug and drawing rooms, store room.
live comfortable lodging rooms and two
Hight stairs, princip lily new and hand
somely hnished-tc the DWELLING is at.
tached brick smoke house and dairv
detached large and convenient brick
kitchen, with two rooms, a covered
way and brick pavement, to the dwell
ing, pump under cover, brick me-
cessary and frame stable; an excellent
vegetable garden, some choice fruit
trees, apple, pear, ounce, peach and
aprIcot-a new and substantial fence
around the lot. The situation OF this
property is very pleasant, having fine
view OF the Potomac and surrounding
country, and with the improvements
about TO be made in this part of The
town, must unnecessarily render it We
ry desirable.
A further description of the bro.
perry IS deemed unnecessary, as any
person disposed to purchase would
undoubtedly view it. The terms will
ue liberal.
JNO. JACK ION.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-26

GED. .. HOUGH
Is juf opening very handlome and cheap
aHortment of
FANCY SPRING GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
Cambria Ginghams
Striped and croGed barred Mullins
Searluckers
4 4 ChintzeS
10 do Calcoes
Large aHortment of Levantines
Florences and Sattins
Levantlne Shawls
Damaik and Serged do.
Ladies and Gentlemen's, fix, kid and
beaver Gloves
Silk and cotton HoiierY
Company flag and Bandanna Hdks.
Black Canton Handkerchiefs and Shawls
K cal India null null Muffin
% do do do Handkerchiefs
Silk Umbrellas and Paralols
Cotton and linen licking
Irifh Linens and Lawns,
German Linens
BET Gilt Buttons
Fancy rams
Torto:le fhell Combs,
Oil Cloth for tables
MarGeilles and Florentne WaiRcoating
Gurrahs, Baftas.
Mamoodies and white Calicoes
With general aGortpent of other Goods
fuitable forythe iealonS ali which will be
fold as low for CASH as CREDIT.
9Th mo. sd. 'eo,-. 81
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-26
REMOVAL.
j. r. CALDWELL

hN NAO ' AL.
J. r. CALDWRLL
Has removed to the Store, corner of Prince
and Union Streets,
WHERE HE OFFERS FOR SALE
or. calk, and grofs Murdoch Wine
4 do. do. and do. old Port do
10 do. do. Colmenar Wine
10 do. do. fweet Malaga do.
hhds. grofs l.. p Teneriffe do
pipes Catalonia do.
do. dry Lilbon, 9 years old
10 boxes Claret dc.
40 doz. Champagne do.
10 boxes Malaga Cordials, alorted
400 do. Ralins
so caa<s do.
1000 W.T.. Englifh Cheefe
40 tons Shot and Offender Gun-Pow-
der
pipes Holland Gin
8 do. Cogniac Brandy
10 puncheons Rum
10 do Molahes
400 kegs white Paint
calks Whiting
400 jars N. York picked Oylfers
so boxes Malaga Figs
so boxes fhelled Almonds
400 Demiiohns
1000 lbs. Seine Irvine
10 chefs imperial and Y. Hyfon Tea, of
the 1T quality
so empty Gin Cafes
10 doz. Sifters
10000 Segars
80 tierces fine Salt, for table ufe
10 bags Coffee
Muftard, Pepper, Cloves, MaSe, Allfpice,
Nutmegs, &c, &c,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-26
New Goods.

Two doors below the Mechanics
Bank.
The subscriber is this day opening
IS packages of British, India & French
Goods, OF the latest importations, mai.
ing as complete an assortment as ca,
be found In Alexandria, which be : ;tl
sell at wholesale or retail Ue7z, 49,
Particulars in future paper ''''
DAVID PEABODY.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-26
Lumber.
I have now on hand and
FOR sale

FOR SALE
100 boxes 8 by 10 glass
100 boxes 10 by IL glass, and vari-
Gus other sizes
100 boxes tin plate
4473 lbs brazIers copper sheet of va.
rious weights
1000 lbs spaltzer
1000 lbs sole leather
80 barrels tanners oil
Points and oil of various kinds and
likewise continue to carry on the Brass
Founders Business, Tin and Copper
and Plumbers Business Also, have
an assortment of stills and wash kettles
on hand. The highest price for old
brass and copper and lead.
MATTHIAS SNYDER,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-26
Robert Gray.
LEMONS.
.LindSQu and LII

2l,oCO 10. best green Coffee
100 boxes fresh Sicily Lemons
N Orleans aud w India Sugars BY
hid and Dbl.
iVlca, Turks Island, Ground Alum,
Lisbon, Bonavista, and Liverpool blown
Salt, by the anti,y-and
Flour selected for family use, Germ,
SC. &c
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-26

THE CARGO
OF the British schr Fame, capt. Tynes,
from misunderstanding of
~ hhds Muscovado sugar
III puncheons rum
1874 do molasses
l9 casks race ginger
2 cases and
casks arrow root,
viii be landed to morrow, and is,fop
sale.
Adams, Herbert, & Co.
May 81
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-27
NAVAL COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

18th January, 1916.
WRIT, Board of Naval Commissioners will re.
Z ceive, until the LIST day IF April next, pro-
posals for furnishing the following description of
articles required for navy use, viz.
Cannon, carronadcs and cannon locks
Bail, round, grape, canister and lead.
Saltpctre, sulphur
Cannon and printing powder
Muskets, pistols, swords, boarding pixies and
battle axes
Copper-sheathing assorted, say 1-s of 10 ozs,
18th Of 81 ozs. 18th of26 ozs. 18th of %
ozJ. 1-4th of 50 oz5. and 18th of 81 ozs
Cope "a. bolts spikes 'R'''hi's nails -'''o''-
Lead in pigs and sheets
Anchors from 500 to 5000 lbs.
Iron Kentlsdge
Hemp, American
housekeeping, sewing and seine
IroE for shipping
staves-leger-pipc, hogshcad and gaug-casll
Bunting
seamen's clotling--hats, shoes, trowsers, shirt.
and Jackets
Flannel and wild-bore for cartridges
Lignum vita and paints
TO be delivered either at Washington, Boston
or New-YOrk.
Persons rendering supply of any of these ar.
ticlcs, VIII be pleased to state particularly the
kind-tle greatest and the least quantity of each
article they may be disposed 20 furnish-and on
fhe envelope of the tenders they will endorse the
substance of their proposals in the following
form.
Proposals TO furnish ---------------
toTthe use OF the Navy, made by ----------
..------------------, in consequence of the Navy
Commissioners advertisement of 18th JANUARY,
1916"
With those whose proposals may be accepted,
the commissioners will enter into contract and
IN case, where the articles are not to be immedi.
aely delivered and paid for, tl,e contractors will
he required to give satisfactory security for the
performance of their contracts, and Il will be
well for them 70 accompany their tenders with
the names of the persons disposed to become
their suretes, and cYidence Of their competency.
On the first day II April next, and not before,
sil the tenders will De opened and acted upon.
JOHN RODGERS. President
ofthe Board of Navy Comm ssioners.
O. The Printers of the laws Of the United
states will insers the above, once every week till
Ist April and send their accounts 10 the comrnis.
sioners office
Jan 2o--wtA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-27
Dec. Is.
SPEECH OF MIR. pINKNRY
On the Bill for Carrying into effect tie CONNER.
cial treaty with Great Britain
| REPORTED. TAR tie Federal Republican,
Ntrrr.r 49,. L.. IN

cial treaty with Great Britain.
Reported.for tie Federal Republican,
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10.
hfi er the current business OF the day was dis
patched, the debate on this bill was resumed and
continued 10 late hour-I1r. Easton, Mr. Cuth-
bert, Mr. Tucker and Mr. Randolph. supported
the bill, which was on The other hand opposed by
Mr. Pinkney.
Mr.. P!nkney aftcrPsyinS some handsome com
plinents to the ability Of the gentlemen who had
spoken in the preceding part OF the debate and 10
the genius they had displayed in IT, said that the
Observations le had to make were few, extreme
" simple, recommended by no novelty, and ElIni-
liar to hls thought for years In discussing the
question, whether 'he oil ought 10 pass, II would
be necessary to consider not only what that b II
was, hut what il was not--It was not bill con-
tainng particular provisions for giving effect to
the treaty. dealt not IN details, It had no pro-
visional ensctments, and did neither more nor
less than echo the treaty of which it IN .ght be
considered as the union brother. II followed, he
SAID, rs necessary consequence, that if the bill
should pass into a law, its elec. would be
barely 20 confirm and give a sanction 10 that
treaty The question then wa, was that SANCTION
was tina, new confirmation necessary Without
the least doubt or hesitation. then he would say,
It was not. lie admitted that when treaty dealt
IN general provisions, aud produced no definite
results, legislative cooperation might be neccs-
sary, and in that it would be the duty ofCon.
gress TO come in aid wherever aid was wanting.
treaties he observed mig't be Of different IS.
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lynchburg, Jan. 1916.
c0T.DITIoMs.

THE ECHO viii be printed with new and
elegant type, on demi sheet, (twice a week. at
8 so Per annum; payable in advance.
Of those who do not pay in advance, nor in the
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Any person procuring ten subscribers. and be-
coming responsible for the payment, shall be en-
tiled to one paper gratis
Subscriptions for the above paper received at
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Prospectus.

FROM the advantages of its physicalsituat
,--ftom the native fertility, improved condition,
and increasing wealth of tlIe circum; accent coun.
try and particularly, from tie industry, enterprise
and lberalty ofthe people of the Town, and it's
environs Lynchburi, derives advantages more
than ado - ate to the patronage and support Of a
semi-weeAiy paper.
This consideration impeis us 10 undertake such
= paper.
This paper is intended TO be chiefly prompt
and convenient vehicle of domestic and foreic,,
News. At the same time, it will be open TO SCI
entifc, moral, agricultural and political essays
we are RepubEcans--but on questions Of general
importance, we will eheerfully admit the ESSAYS
Of those who may differ from us in opinion, pro.
vided those essays be marked with liberalty
Of ideas, and moderation of tempe. Our main
obi ect will uniformly be, to collect TO focus,
those rays fpoiticsl light which may be scatter
81 in the intellectual atmosphere around us-and
by that means, to shed the cfulgence of truth
on every face, side and aspect of such topics of
discussions as may excite deep and lively interest
We are young--bent on enterprise
of ndustry-capable of perseverance. We have
both been brought up 10 the printing business /;
and we are not utter strangers to the due manage
Inent, and proper conduct of a newspaper. Our
efforts will be unremitted--and, we trust, sue
cessful. They will be constantly and earnestly
directed TO the collection of the most recent in
ofborrowed materials-in short, to the regular-
~, symmetry, and elegance ola whole, combn-
ing, at the same time. variety ofsubjects and uni
ty ofplan.
In promising thus much, We do not overstep
we hope, the modesty of Prospectus. We are
confident that disappointment willnot tread up
on the heels of promise We have well consider
ed what we are able TO pcrform-and we feel the
ardor and energies of Individuals ambitious of
success-and whose success chiefly depends en-
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Our hopes become tie more saguine, when we
reflect on the characteristic iberaiity ofthose per-
sons whose patronage we solicit. They are, we
well know, disposed TO encourage commendable
eHorts--to aid iGoeest indusuy-and to remune-
rate useful labo.s.
With these motives-these means--these hopes
ard this prospect. we will commence the publ
cation of the ECHO about the 18th of March
next.
WIN. w. GRAY,
Russell DAWSON.
aynchburg, Jan 1916.
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Trausiats1tor The Commercial .9dvsrties-.
TREATY

Betteea France md the .4llied Pugers.
concSudeI at Paris, on tie 10th oF 40,
Uehbcr, 1915.
10 tie name Of the Most Holy and ia.
divided trinity
the Allied Powers having, by their uni
ted efforts, and by the success Of their
arms, preserved France aud Europe from
the distraction with which they were me
naced by the late attempts Of Napoleon
b"Daparte. and by the Revolutionary sys.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE.

THAT all persons having claims against
the estate Of Watson Patman of Henrico County.
decd. arc requested to bring them forward for
settlement, properly authenticated on or before
the 9th day OF June next. And those indebted 10
said Estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment.
ELIZABETH PATMAN,
.2d'ainssrGfrr
Oec- y. 6tp
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" o TT G. f..

A Petition will be presented to the next Gene
raj Assembly OF the State of Virginia, for per
mission TO sell three acres of land, lying on A.
dams Hill, and 125 feet of the FSl ing Garden
roperty, for the purpose of dscnarging the
debts, due by the estate of Samuel Peasants
deceased.
WILLIAM LowNEs, agent
for ID. ~. Pleasanfs, .qoiin'r of
SAMUEL PEASANTS. aiec'H
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WN1. w. HENTNG, C. C.
Commissioners Office, City edmond

''''''''''''UIS OIIIUtI NIlIy OF ItlCilInnnd,
10 Mo. 9th, 1915.
The parties named in the aforesaid SUIT, are
hereby noiliied, that have appointed the 2Sth
da Of the second month ii. e. February next en-
sums 80 commence the accounts directed by The
aforesaid order ofCourt, on which day they are
requested to attend at my office, in .ae city aore-
said (at ten O'Clock in the morning) with their
accounts, and vouchers, ready for examination
and settlement, and with copies OF the Court
papers.
SAMUEL PARSONS, VI. C.
DCC. 10, DIN