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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-29
Land for Sale.

YEvIIE subscriber offers for sale tive
snail FARMS IN the county o.
We tnoreland aud state of Virginia
Oae en- AIattox Greek, containing CIV
acres. principally land Of the FIRST quail
~. 40 of which is heavily timbered.--
There is on this tract good dwelllns
house, with all necessary out-houses, =
fine young apple and peach orchare
Springs of never falling streams conyenl,
ent. The house stands on the banks o.
the creek where every convenience ant
luxury that the season can afford is at
tached to it.
One other Tract, lying and being Il
ahe same county, about one and mai
miles from the above tract. containing
962 and half acres, about $50 acres o
which is in Good timber-there is a dwell
line house, kitchen, and IN apple OF
charl with some other valuable fruit at
tached to this, with spring Of good wa
ter. For terms apply to Baldwin NJ
Lee, Esq. or Henry BeaucacS, both 0
which gentlemen live near the premises
or the subscriber in Alexandria.
ELLIOT MUSE.
Cd mo. IS
The editors of tie n. Intelligence
are requested to insert the above tw
weeks and send their account to tins OF
ice.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-29

Comprising niue sections, under the fol-
lowing heads:
l. AristOcracy.
2. The Pi ciples of the Policy of the
United States, and OF the Engli sh policy
5. The evil Moral Principles Of the
Government Of the United States.
4 Funding.
S. Banking.
6. The good Moral Principles Of d.
Government of the United States.
7. Authority.
8. The Mode of infusing Aristocracy
into the Policy of the United States.
9. The legal Policy of the United
States.
,Oqe volume, octavo.--Price in boards
SS-hound, S3 so.
For sale by
robert Gray
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4 w God for Sale

THE subscriber living on the Potomac
river, 10 miles below Alexandria, has
far sale. and intends constantly keeping
4 Quantity OF Cord Wood Of excellent
quality, which he Oilers on reasonable
terms. He wishes to employ namber
of axemen, to whom high wages will be
given by the cord or month.
1nnstnn. Feb. Is DIV
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REMOVAL.

ETNlE Subscriber has removed hls
Store to the house next above Jc'
nab ThompsoAs' ESQ. where he CONT
npes 80 have as usual Groceries, Wines {
Ai4uovs.--Just received some fresh Clio
nj Seed--Also a few firkins butter.
49, THOMAS CRUISE.
- sW
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Robert Cray

las .1NSt TgcglI1e7Es ] r., =. -,
One case superior quality violins,
Violin Strings, Bows and Bridges.
ALSO,
! A supply Of New Music for the Piano
Forte, Violin, Flute, and Patent Fla
gelot.
feb 81 .
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For Boston.

xkS The regular trading scnr.
IN Native,
!, Nathaniel Mayhem, Master
Sill sII Commence loading in three days
:; 81 freight Of sO0bbls. or passage, app.
: '"' La,crason & FOrle,
Who have received by said schf.
IS tons Plaster Paris
500 boxes mould candles
100 boxes fish
90 bills. beef
i bale..white Russia sheetlngs
/ cask containing tea sets emma
ian 80
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Plaster Land for Sale

yNyHE subscriber offers for sale, a
h Farm, in the County Of Fauquier.
and state Of Virginia, containing $50 A.
ores. one third Of which is Of the strong
lest quality, and covered with heavy
growth of red oak and hickory-Ihe re.
|sidue, being cleared land, is in good
heart. two thirds of it having beer
laid down in red clover, and no tract
in the state has afforded higher eyidsn
Ices of its adoption to the plaster oil "a
|tis.-There is, On this tract, and at tho
confluence Of the two never failing
streams Of Broad and Mil Runs,
scite for a Merchant Mill, with a fal
lof e5 feet, surrounded by every mate
rial for building, and by the side of 2
we'll built Saw-Mill, recently erected
"a law has passed for turnpike ROAD
which will pass by or near this see,
Eos the above property, | will take
the moderate price of 20 dollars per a
ere, with reasonable allowance, for thu
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haymarket Post-Ofice, Va
September 90.
W. Fl. s. B0SWELL
HAS JUST RECEIVED,
so boxes fresh Muscatei Raisins, and
IS trails Figs,
Which he will sell low for cash.
feb OF st
Landing
On lracin's irharf, and for sale By III
subscribers,
10 hhds. first quality New Orleans
Sugar
SO bags green Coffee
1000 lbs. Filberts
g00e do. Seine Irvine
1000 do. Cork
90 boxes dipt Candles
so do. Chocolate
kegs Ginger
90 boxes Fig Blue
10 bushels Cranberries
100 boxes Raisins.
r. and J. MandeuiVe.
February 27 TT
For freight to New Y ork
.SgK The good sloop TRIM, John p
go merry, master, burthen 45Obbls.
Apply to
Who have for sale landing $50 sides
soal leather and s casks assorted shot.
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For Eent

vnNiIEs STORE lately occupied by the
subscriber, on King street, next
door to j. z. Harper's Store and one
door from thecorner Of Royal street.
For terms apply at this Office.
: JABEZ ROCKER.
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Robert Gray
For Boston,

For Boston,
kEN The fast sailing schooner Ben
$3.50 iamin, will sail IN a few days
and can take few hundred barrels OF
freight if immediate application is made
to
Dodge g Ke!teu.
February 81 div
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For Hire,
Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has just received By
ItAe General Lingan. Captain Weston
from Amsterdam, a large &aelcgant as
sortment Of Boiling Cloths. Ola superior
auaHty, which viii be offered for sale a
tie store of Mr.. James Anderson.
Amos alexander.
Octsber 6. Il
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For iooSt0R,
xRS TIE fire fast sailing Rris
~ t#Ss Economy, Josiah Farrow, ja-
&c 30 - saior, master; ior freight OF
passage, having the best &C,
.com.aodations. apply to
John g. Ladd and CO.
February Il
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Just Landing

Just Landing
From on board the schooner Elizabeth
from New York,
IS kegs white lead
90 barrels cider vinegar
so boxes Nora Scotia behring's
6 barrels cod fish
7 boxes fresh prunes
4 ditto ditto Muscatel Raisins
barrel shrub
ditto lime juice
6 bezes French G cordia's
4 kegs Superior quality.
Which are offered for sale by
Barncsoag and Fophans.
February 10 II
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Mandcvl.Ic q l4armour,

feb 81 is
Mandevl.lc q i4armour,
Corner Of King q Fairfaa i2hins q ~
ter streets,
HAVE FOR SALE,
100 barrels whiskey
0pipes cognac brandy
S do. Holland Gin
20 puncheens w. India Rum
10 hhds. lst and Cd quality New
Orleans sugar
1000 lbs. prime Laguira coffee
so boxes mould candles, asserted
sizes
100 do. muscatel & bloom raisins
500 VT. fresh currants
90 boxes chocolate
With their usual assortment CT wines Ii
quors and groceries.
December l9
Salt and Wine.
THE subscribers have just received
By the schooner Fame, Captain Tynes
1000 bushels Tark8-IsIand Salt, and &c
pipes Madeira Wine; very Old, which
will be sold lew.
adams, Herbert g Co.
January so.
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The Subscribers

The Subscribers
sNAYING formed a connection in
trade. under the firm Of Rarper e
FsndaN-Ofer Cor sale, at their store
corner of Prince and Union streets neal
the Dock,
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Cognlac brandy
Nhiskey
Molasses
L. P. Madeira, and
Teneriffe wines, by the pipe hall
pipe or quarter cask
Loaf and lump sugars
N. Orleans do.
G. P. Imperial TEA
Imperial do.
Hyson, Y. Hsson s.
Hyson skin Go.
Coffee.
English seine twine Of superior quail
~. and Cordage of various kinds Tar
and cork wood, together with general
.sssortmont of Groceries.
Samael Harper.
Bsy. z. F'endah
. e,b 90 If
For Rent,
THE brick Store House, Corner Of
Prince and Water streets, lately occu-
oied by Fendal and Koones.--For tie ms,
Apply to
feb % If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-15
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
[rrem tie B2,ten PrN.egnm. .lnu Il

Fran the Boston Palladium, .lEly u
BY Captain Foster, from Liverpool, we
have been favored with the papers of that
ciey to April 4, and London 70 April 3.
Rear Admiral Sir Pultney NJ .lcolm is
appointed to succeed Sir George Cockburn
ia the command at St. Helena, SIC.
J. Davidson, Esq. is appointed Br. Consul
1t N. Orleans.
II a debate of the court of common coun-
Gil, Landoo, March %, MIR. Waitham and
Mr.. Dixon were about to decide a qucsti-
on by physical strength, which they could
not by moral argument.
4 dispute exists between the British &
Mahrattas, in the East Indies, which is
feared Will end in war.
The great expedition against the Age
rines was sill Prcp+ring.
The Wine Merchants ii London petit
oned for a reduction Of the duty OH vines,
but met a civil refusal.
Ths late King OF Sweden is procecdiae
under a white hag, 20 visit .hc Holy Land.
Measures arc kirg in all tie Europe
an Countries to prevent the introduction Of
the plague.
In Liverpool, Ralph Kinder has been
convicted of Shipping ON board the Latone
for Amer a, Gigers arti les used ia tic cot
ton ard silk manufactures and sentrnc q
to forf-it 2oOl. and be imprisoned twelve
months.
in jan. last the French consul at Tripoli
was IN the point Of obtoining he release Of
some Genoese made prisoners under ,he
white f 6, but the consul Of q foreign pow
er prevented it.
A prose cu'ion is said 20 he ordered in
France, against tn. Duke Of Csaet,, AID
Count Molln, for selling the ren,s Of the
sinking fund under Bouapartc. Mr. Di
d or is imprisoned At Paris.
In the claim of h,,s by the two wives Of
tn Duke Of Monticello, the Kings a1vo-
ca.e his insulated adultery az inst he
first wife.
70 converts have boon established j, ihe
ia Ivy e Tusc my.
The Pope has appointed 70 ar lina'J
The Portuguese GoyeTune.t rc.gssSts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-15
REv. FRANCls AsnuYy

The substance ola letter from the Rev. John
w. Bond, to the Rev. Bishop M'Kendree, living
apsrticuler accouat of the death Of the Rev Fran,
els hsblFy, senior Bishop of the Methodist R,,co.
pal Church in the United States OF America
Spoffsyira,ta, { Ia. .3p'Tj 1, 1916.
Rev. Ann DEAR SIR,
reliably before this reaches you, you win haze
heard its solemn contents from some ether lreo
but stl feel it my duty q send you par cuisr
account Of what has taken place Vested the
Lord yiHte, us vith tn most solemn an afi,e;yne
Providence h has tax orr venerable .Uh,r
from us, yes, Bisheb .gsta3y dead
We retshed the house of his oil friend. Join
Puts. IN Ma chester, Saturday che 10th dsv Of
March. On Salbsta heis stel on speak. 70
c1ngr gator to b. convened at 4 oeleck 10 oiher
Pots bnusc. lhough II was with dificiiy he
could BE- heard, yet o. spoke for more dian Lonr
ana when done old pot appear 80 much harst.
ed 70 expected. " M1riat, though tlte Gather
was uriavour ble We cross. Il over to Riehm, 4 std
put up With Br ther Raymond On Thuu ~ we
novsi 10 BrDther y. Fosters. On SudI OH.
he pcrst - 10 resolution to speak 10 ON ,,crs-
CATION Vt O'clock in the afternoon. AN lie
conseguer c., ard urg d every thing ~ vita
2rsssnss ~ SS1'usde him FROM i bat Col
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-15
Extracts cflesfcrs rcccivcd IL, Paris fro,
London.
FHENCN ACCOUNTS.

ga letter from the X. eper of the seals to
the attorney general. &c. Of the royal
courts and tribunals OF the eastern depart
ments. dated the 25th. referring 70 the oc-
cupation OF military positions OH the cas-
tern frontier by an allied army, directs a
good unde standing TO be maintained with
the officers Of the Army. Directions are
then given IS to the conduct to be observed
i'll disputes 6etwcen the military and civil
authorities the latter being desired to
grant whatever is compatble with the Dig
nifty OF the crown. bui 10 maintain lis rights
with dignity and frmuess.
"Pazzo III Borglo, has written very
severe aud bitter rep,y to lord Kinnaird's
letter Til, Russians h-re are quite furi-
Gus at the wanton and understandable at
tack on tn policy of their cours, and the
Conduct OF their govern1ens, Continued in
this pamphie'."
"Those persons who would persuade
us that NJ. d Talleyrand has any power
or sway over the ccunsels of his majesty,
are N g egreginusly mist ken. The in
hlencr of this ni-coiOred diplomatist s re-
duced to complete nullty. In PR of
tins, need only Uention the tota disre-
g~rd and neglect with which he was treat
cd by all the person ADMITTED 10 tie pri-
vate levee in tn kings C ,hinet last Sun
diy sen'iight. Not > sing individual, the
doc de Mailie excepted, addressed sin
gle word to e;c bishop. and he stood there
completely isolated, ike some barefui OBJ
Jet on whom il were dangerous even 70
thru@ the NEST distant glance in shore
ever baGY turned their back upon him. I
an told that vi. lie Talieyrand had third
frch0red conversation, ready Cur and dY!-
cd, Tor publication, but that the late ne
glect and d,sgr &c into which he his
fallen, had determined hiya to supprs ss
t."
The national army is organizing with
the greatest activity. The king. 1T no
former period fund 81 h resources in his
subjects. Our commerce is still !anguid +;
the English are every where with their
Inerch nd re. We hear OF an intended
treaty of commerce. 10 LIMIT the amount
ct articles Of importation--a measure very
much wanted in the present distressed
stare Of national commerce"
The British troops, which were so
long quartered in Genoa, have arrived in
the Calabrias, where they are to remain !;
and this disposition of our force, particu-
larly as large Austrian corps still occu-
pies the kingdom Of Naples, has given rise
to number OF speculations Is an army
of observation, similar to thai which is
stationed in France, and for similar pur-
poses, to be maint III. d in the south of tia
ly? Or rathe", is it kept there from an
expectation of hostiities between the Rus
slams and Turks, Though the state of
the relations between those two powers is
kept in obscurity, YET the belief appears 10
be generally prevalent on the continent
that Russia will sciz; the first plausible
pretext to invade the Ottoman Empire.
Neither Austria nor England can bchold
such an attempt with Indifference and
there is not Power in Europe. that has
not an interest to oppose the further ag
grandizcment OF the immense dominions of
the car"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-15
Nashville. Ihrik Is.


We have recent adyices to BE- depen ed
upon, that attempts have been de
With some success to exasperate the
Chickasaws against the boundary line
run by Gen. Coffee in pursuance Of the
Greek treaty. They now pretend to re-
vivc an old claim to part of the land.
which they alledge was uninstly detsin,
ed from them by the Creeks we shall
expect nezt 30 see some of the Shawnee
tribe cootending for tn ir rights, Of which
they were deprived nearly two centuries
ago. The land acquired by the above
treaty VIII probably be bone &c conteu.ioa
as coon as sold. between the rorcha-
SER and some Of the Yazoo cla.masts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-15

the foreign faction here frequently sa
lutte our Consul's house, as they pass III the
evening, with stones. They never vii!
forgive him, for his publication Against the
English. think if he remains here, he
will triumph over them, as hc is highly
respected by the best informed part of the
community, and his conntrymen are una .
nilnous in his favour. as you will see by an
elegant address they have presented to
him, which no doubt will be printed.
Our commerce here IS very slack. We
10 not expect much this year with Ror-
deaux indeed. think we shall become
TOO much Disguised with the conduct ofthe
Royalsts towards us, to visit them often.
Though the English are losing ground
here, with the thinking part of the com
munity, they hold their ground with the
| hot-headed Royalists. who smile only when
| they arc told Of the quantity of English
| goods that are struggled into this district,
| through the shores of Biscay, to the great
detriment of the manufactures of France
| English goois are cheaper here than they
| arc in the y. States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-15

1Fefr. J oIS', Way 10.
from 81. HafThoioDIers.- --IIy the schooner Ms
~, Capfaa Lane, arrived last evening we have re-.
ceived three several proelamatiors Of Baron Stack.
eberg, the Governor of that Island, by Which the
duties are reduced TO about the same standard rs
those at st. Esstatia. Vessels are now permitted
20 ay OIL aud on the harbor, the capain's report-
ins the vessel TO the commanding officer at For,
G9.ta'us. The tonnage duty is also reduced ore
itappesrs by The arrival at Boston Of the ship A.
ler from Cantos, that the British have ake pos-
SESSION Of A'senton, as one means OF pr yestine he
is.s.pe o. nonapa.ie from st Helena she Alert
having been boarded off there by the Raccoon soss
Of war.
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ground. and descended, like lighting.
short distance, when the parachute open
ed and she was gently let down to her mo-
Their earth, after an absence of sabout
minutes. She alighted near mile from
the Champ dc Mars. and within two or
three rods of the bank CT the river Seine
Thousands of people immediately sur
rounded her, and escorted her on horse
back, safe and sound back to her father
and half distracted mother and sister,
There were about 5000 people within the
Champ de Mars. who paid 1 franc admis-
sion few paid and even 10 francs to
20 within the enclosures. This money
went, it is said, to the distressed inhab.-
tants of Scissors. On the outside OF the
Champ de Mars, and near it. l suppose
there were not fewer than %, GOO more.
The lady is about 25 years old, not hand
some and just before she started looked
very paid, and thought frightened, tho
dare say much less so than the thousands
who were looking 1T her; but the mo-
ment she began to ascend her composure
returned. and she waved two white hags,
which she held IN her hands, with much
grace" N. Y. PAPER.
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Canada, is appointed to the CONT
of the Royal Sovereign yacht, !,
commanded by captain Adams.
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PARIS. March I.

L.
Lurien Bonaparte remains at Rome ::
the report of his enblrking for America
arose from journey he had made, for
SOM days. without leaving the Pope's
territory. The ex- generals Lamarouc and
Garreau arrived at Brussels the 24th Fee
brGary.
March 4.
A statue is to be erected to Generals
Morea and Pichegru.
NJ rch 6.
The treaty OF Paris of the ooh No
rember, and the conventions annexed, ha-
wing been ratified by all the powers, the
exchange of notifications took place at pa
ris, in the usual form, by the Duke of Ri
chelieu, Minister for Foreign Aft ,irs, and
his Exceliency Gen. Stuart, Minister from
England, the 17,h } nusry AID Count
Goiz, Minister from Prussia. the 14th Fs-
bruary Baron Vincent, Minister from
Austria, the 10Th Cen. Poszo lie Borgo
Minis CT frcin Russii, the ooh.
March "a.
:" I was yesterday az the Champ &c
Mars. and saw Mademoiselie Garaetin as
ceul into the air by balloon. It was
most extraordinary and painfully interes-
ting sight She was seated i, a kind Cf
wicker bAsket, AMI suspended 90 feet. per-
Eaps, by cords from tie balloon, with the
parachute h-aling loose bctwe u her and
the balloon. ~ a5aat 20 minutes af-r 4,
the balloon was set at liberty the winI
" IS vs'y strong from n. yet the b1llocn
was 81 well charged that il ascended at an
any of abnut 60 dcgr cs, AMI 1T the rate
Of about "a NILE Nv 3 MINUTES. In Two Mn.
utes from the time she started. shs d,sen- !
gaged hers II from r,e balloon 81 the
he,ghth should Judge OF 1850 feet fsO.n tie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-11
Yaiua5le Land For .yole-

utFuOEr ll--IW = u al1lc.
az ILL BE Sold, On Thursday, the S3d
day Of Mar or the premises If fair II not. the next
ir day. 'hat Wei known and valuable Trnc ofLand, IN
tis county OF Essey, whrreo - late Col J. BpanraD resi-
cleared.
There isa good dwellng.hone nd Iar ham, with 9TH
&c necessary oItlou>cs, suitable Cor a young APP
pe Orchard OF one thousand treesihCre hss bten mace
from this orchard, abou 1000 gallons Of Brandy pc. YEAR
' Land we'll tinbered anyn the Slate, and las
three ieds from each Of Which coo bagr.lS Of esTI,
may he made.
ierus Sale viii be. onthafcns and the balance in12
ara is ruonti Bond with approved security viii he ~.
pd!Ihent IN MAS BOH6gNfV.
IL.
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DICKS, MOORE & Co.

4 IKE rec,is ins, Grom the ship Clifton. from Lou
~ don, their supply Of Spring Gopd-, consisting;
OF London surer6ne cloths and cassiuneres, mus-
ms qr!unss, gnghams. laces aud tIresds, cotton
hos.er,. homhaxeits, osiicoes, &c. &o.--ALSO,
mon bars aud mai! rods copperas, white lead. and
henpee saekiag, Hibhert's best London brown
stout, Cheshire and G,o'ster eheeses, and a few ca
sss best fashionable London hats
he Shove Goodshsv- been selected With care
and wi'i De disposed Of reasonably
MAY t. Tiff
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CO-PlRTNER8
-
YyCESO.NS5 .DEEEHrIRCT,

Are opening at their store on the r,ia res, near
ly opposite the MeTcGfy Cqs Ee4,e and ;,gn door, IL
Love 'i' RJot'Hons hardware store, general assortment
OF Cro,g CtaSs and ChfHs Mare. received Is. lac ARR,
walls from L.serio among ~lh are SONS eleaat dining
aud tta setr, oinew patterns.
Country Merchants ind Il n Their siarta-e 20 cell
rates repaesed III most faithful manner and ~ tbe
shortest nC1ee.
LNI3L7 CEIN9.
II & y. are nreninr an assortment Of Ty5;a rjry
Imported N The slip Cgaisn Lately arrived ~ Bottom am
Canton Which will be sold ~ oterwise 10 suit par-
esa.rrl
May :. ft6--6t
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TOREIGN-
FROM LATE LONDON PAPERS,
Received a; me office Ct The Commercial
-49vcTSiser ~. Y.
LONDON, March 90.

LoNDoN, March %.
EarIhgunke in Enciznd.
On sunday morning last, during divine
service, about twenty minutes pas twelve
O'clock, slight shocl1 Of an earthquake
was feit at the Parish Church Of VVhaIley,
aM7ded with vibrating motion, Tor near
iYValt a minute. It was also perceived
IL many houses in the town.
Blackburn Nail. March 70.
On sunday last, about half past y o.
clock,a violent conclusion of the earth was
sensbiy felt ct this place, and at Bawtry,
Biy;h, Carlton, Worksop, Sheffield. Chcs-
triieii. Mansfield. Nottingham, Lincoln.
ffansborough, &c. ~ some &c those pla-
2 It caused great Consideration & alarm
aponSst the inhabitants, by the shaking
2 buildings, pictures, and other articles
tanging On the walls, bpt we co not hear
ps sny damage bcing done.
IDgrcastcy PqIcr
I On Sunday, s-n7rs .1o-k uf am earth
fuhhc @as pevccpHb'y fe,t in Lincoln, ar
i5out ten o'inhtes before one o'clock IN tie
iif. lhe unduir'ion appe-r rel 10 BE- & oin
tcs- 20 eas', -nd tasted hom about o.i-
u 4 aai h-is 60 ,wo r, .nu,es. Jne vial
"'ts III ia.t time south cas-, -oi1, 6: wtf
ry appearance &C rain. iae-r.s snl
o'l'F aiUcles IA 1Sas sd Ga, w,il., was
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A. oct 70 amend tl'e several lave e,-ssr,;.s, r..
cheats passed the lith dny o. F,lr,orr 'o,,
do hereby mike It known. tll, !. anpss~.
tde',e OF Tie Ec.'eheator Of Amelia souniy. ~,
S Wn , g;a} aa9' ~ier.ol eeran Aiexanier
courty end containing 2l4r acres. b.,l,esas ~ s'N
the SAID Commonwealth 20
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