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Tie following Portreit Of one of the fines, old me,
N fnrope' Highland Chettain. nov lving, is re
commented not only b. the neatness of The versii
ins:
MACNAB OF MACNAP.
nafk wei! that Old man, whose fine flowing hair
N'ath his bonnet. the winds in spur,s1css fan
Msi.sile lis 81 p. and so courteous his All,
us Maenab OF Niarn..b, the head OF d.. elan.
Il the trnc garb Of Scotia the Chicta:n is dsessd.
SEPARATING and llack waves the plume DER bis brow
lis pilM DER his shoulder. and tartan his VET
Willie his old Knees iiC kSit and the fabe. show,
Tho on the i6u tcrnpts; has roard ucr lis head
Aud the snow storms OF WHITES has elo.,i,si the s,v
Ne ti.e 'ings u his rhce, IS ru0t, and r,d
Aad the iianois ine listre sill. shines in hi, eve
Ihe chief, should 'he io Of Great Brtaisc'erlani,
ms eNVnor' would take, un.cquainted with fear.
~" .,.3'och+ Of Niaynah oud su'nd DER IA. strand
AMI warn ali the clan dat the iuemen were ;aear.
Foil of may The long year his courses perform,
Nod Hii'l ale> each rsrr greet his famous cd man
A'n meier ny mIs.ur tunes dark gathering Storm
STRIKE Mae-A % -siaenah, tic chief o. the elan.
4"e 9r91a's'serS. 2,ie -Far..sipe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-22

.'f0N - III SIP
& PURSUANT toa Decree OF the Superior Court
: a. Chancery for the District of Richmond. a.
warded in favour of John Preston, Treasurer of the
Common ~eal,h oil Virginia, suceessorof William
'iossiey, &c. g''nst Frances Quarles, widow and
ADMINISTRATIVE OF John Quarlcs deed and other de-
ierdsnts--We shall proceed TO sell 20 the highest
bidder, at kins-W illiam Court-Hou,e, on MONDAY
the 9Th day OF May next, (being Court-day,) on =
credit of twelve months, a valuable TRACT OF
LAND, m sa'd Complying Immediately on Mat
tapony River, twelve miles below the Cour-ucuse
and SIX abuve West Point.
Ihis Land is pretty 60 coil and aboun's in vc-
~ nae White Oak aid Pirc Timber. Il, re-
cert survey is found TO contain four hundred and
ten acres ofhigh land, Int small rrop rtion &C it
cleared, ard two hundred acres of fine firm marsh
upon which great many Cattle aud Hoes ray be
raised d. very little experce and Fish and wild
Fowl may be had in abundance in their respective
seasons.
The Decree directs that Iinni and Security shall
be taken for the amount oftie purchase inooey,
payable to the Commonwe ath, and a5o Deed Of
Trust sn the Land to further secure ,he pavsnent.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
King-William, April rs. iIs-.etis
10 the Azem5era Of fAe Protestant Ldis-
coh0L Church.
FsVHE Convention of Clerical and Law
Deputies from the parishes Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church OF Virginia will b. held in the CITY of
Richmond, on Mond y,the goth oC May
WIZ. AIUNFORD,
Secretary cftie Contention.
April u 11i-utdrn
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Alarls.1 st6.
ADVERTISEMENT.

yEYlfE SUBSCR tBER has lately receiv-
ed large supply Of French Burr. Big,k amt Boiling
cigif, Of The qay which viii enable him osupply
nlgs with those articles good terms any person
IN he UNITED States. IeAAc 1TPRERSyy
BaiiiaiJ-e, April - ift-wI3
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.he.e be paid to tho Aforesaid dfepfosss.stiyes,
and 10 the survivors Of said officers anG rev,
it such there be, the sum Of fifty thousand
dollars, to be distributed as prize money for
The capture and destruction, by said sloop OF
war, Of the British armed vessels Reindeer
and Avon. --~ =. "a.
sec 2. .frd be is further enacted, Ths. the
dist, hutton of said wages and compensation
shalt be as follows, Siz. one third TO tho widow,
ann TWO third parts 10 the children of the de-
ceased snd IN case there be no child, the
" hole to The widow and if there be no widow,
hen 10 the child or children and If there be
nei,ner widow nor child, then to the paren, or
parents and if there be no parent, then to
the brothers and sisters and if there be nei-
ther brother nor sisler, then such shase or
shares not claimed as aforesaid, shall be and
-crnain part of tho navy pension fund ; and
the SUNS aforesaid shall DO paid out OF any
moneys IN the treasury not otherwise sppro-
priated {: Provided, that in all cases in,which
there shall be only one child, the widow
shall have, an equal share with tho child.
Sec. 8. find be IL further enacted, That the
SECRETARY Of the navy be and he hereby is au-
thorised and required to appoint prize agent,
whose duty IL shall be TO disburse the mooey,
aforesaid, or to refund any balance thereof,
under such talers and regulations as the sand
secretary may prescribe and that all moneys
no, claimed by virtue of this act within two
years from the day when said sums shall be
put ~ the disposal OF the said prize agent,
shall be deemed and held part Of the navy
pension fund
April 20, isle-.afproved,
JAMES MADISON.
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AN ACT making appropriations ior the sup
po, Of tho navy of tho United States Tor
the year one thousand eight hundred nd
sixteen,
DE is enacted BY the Senate and House Of
ID Renresentafives Of fhe UnHsd Sio1es Of
.dme'iea in Congress assembled, That 10 de.
fraying the expcnees Of tho navy for the year
ono,nousaud eight hundrod and sixteen, The
following suns be, and they are hereby res-
pccivciy appropriated, that ~ TO say:
For pay and subsistence of tne othcets, and
pay OF tho seamen, ono million one hundred
and forty two thousand and fitreon dollars.
For provisions, thtce huodred and Fifty six
thousand eight hundred and seventy dollars.
For medicine, hospital stores, aud alio,
,her cxpences on account OF tho sick, inelu-
ding those of the marine corps twenty five
thousand dollars.
For repairs of vessels, three hundred
thousand dollars.
Foe ordinance, ammunition and military
stores, two hundred and teo thousand dollars.
For navy yards, docks and warves, -four
hundred and City thousand dollars.
For Conungeat expeDces, including freight
and recruiting expencss, three
aundred thousand dollars. t''
For pay and substance Of tho marine
corps, one hundred and Forty one thousand,
Que hundced and seventy two dollars.
For clothing for tho same, thirty four
thousand ono hundred and sixty SIX dolla,s
For military s,ores for the same, ono hSo-!
sand one hundred and eighty eight dollsss.
For contingent expences for --thx-ssmc,
fousteco thousand FIVE hundred doIlats.
Sec. 3. Ind Be it further enacted, That tho
several appropriations herein before mads,
shall DC paid out ot monies in the Treasury
no, otherwise appropriated.
Appeal rs, lsls-APrRovEo.
JAMES MADISON.
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AN ACTto fix the commissions Of the col
Icctors Of the direct tax and in crnal dutic,,
AMI TO revive and continue in force An
aci further to provide for the collection Of
duties on imports and tonnage"
DE IL enacted BY the Senate and House Of Rebress..
- tatipes of the United Statss of .1nperiea IN Con.
grsss y2ssembLed, That the collector, of the direct
tax and inicrnai duties shall De allowed, lieu Of
the commissions authorized by an existing law; in
each calendar veal, she following commissions upon
moneys accounted for and paid by them into the
treasury, from and after the thirty sst day 1t De-
cember, one thousand eight hundfed and ft-een,
that is to say SIX per cenium ufpn al sums nhiii
the same shall amount 70 fOry tt'ps'na do'iars !
three per centum upon all sums above forty thous-
and until the same shall amount to one hundred
thousand dollars; and two ''er cenium upon all
suns above one hundred thousand doars Pro-
pided, That the entire amount OF commissions ale
loved during such year in any COLLECTION district
shalt not, exclusive of the commisS,on allowed 10
the collectors designated by the, Srci ,'ary OF the
Treasury to receive the lists Of taxes due on the
property Of non residents, exceed Ave thousand dol
lars Ind PROVIDED, That the sad allowance exceed
ny five thousand dollars, shall be made only III the
ca,endr years in which the collector shall have
eeipted for the lists Of taxes
Sec 2-yi,si Se 10 further enacted, That III the
provisions Of he act to hx the compensations, aud
ncrease the responsibility Of the collectors OF the
direct sax and internal duteA and for other pur-
poses, connected with the collection thereof" pas.
sed the third Of March, one thousand eng hundred
and fifteen, excepting those contained in the first
section thereof. be- and the same are hereby contn
ued in fbrce f5+ 80 $50
Sec. 3 -.snd be if further enacted. That the act
entitled IAN act further 10 provide for the colier-
ton Of duties imports and tonnage" passed ON
the third day of March, ono thousand eight hundred
and fifteen, be, and the same is hereby revived asc
made OF force until the end Of the session OF
Congress. and no longer. sas .5t,., Il.
April 2Y, l8l6.-.4Pprousd, l ~.
JAMES MADISON.
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Sec. z. Ind be a. fgrfbct etcetes, That the
existing laws shall extend 10, and be in force
for the collection of the duties imposed by
this act, on goods, wares, aud merchandise,
imported into The United States aud tor ,he
tecovery, collection, distributions and femis
sion of ell fnes, penalties, and Forfeiture !;
and for tho allowapce Of the drawbacks, ara
bounlies by this act authorized, a, fully and
efFeetuaily as If every regulation, Restriction,
penalty, forfeiture, provisiop, clause, matte
and thiog, in the existing laws sontaised, had
been inserted in, and re-enscted by mis- act.
And that oil acts, aud parts Of acts, which are
contrary to this act, and no more, shall be and
the san,e are hereby repealed. ~.
Sec. Q. .fnd be is further enacted, That the
act passed me third day Of March, one tbous-
and eight hundred and 6Geen, entitled 4" an
act 10 repeal so much Of the several acts i'm
posing duties on the tonnage OF ships and vcs-
sells, and on goods, wares and merchandise,
imported into the United States, as imposes
a discriminating duty on tonnage between
foreign vessels and vessels OF the United
States, and between goods imported into tho
United States IN foreign vessels and vessels
Of tho United S,ates," shall apply and be IN
full force as 10 tho discriminating duties es-
tablished by this act on the tonnage Of foreign
vessels, and the goods, wares, and mcrchan-
disc therein imported.
April 27, i8l6.-.9pprsve3.
JAMES MADISON.
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AN ACT respecting the late officer, and

AN ACT respecting the late officers and
crew OF the sloop Of war Wasp.
Whereas, there is reason to appreDend ina,
the sloop vt war Wasp, an armed snip OF tide
United States, and lately commanded bs cap.
tafo Johnson Bi,kely, is lost:
y L 10 enacted BY the Senate ana House et
- Representatives Of he Uniied Sssfes e
.fneriea ~ Cooyress asse,n5ied, That there.
De allowed and paid to the represeota,iv,. Vt
Captain Johnson Blskely, aud OF each Of ,n.
offisers sad crew aforesaid, ss 10 hereiaaftcf 2
directed, twelve mos,hs wages and thai
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crisis ss may justify the. .intcrposi,ios OF tho
Allies, and the execution on their part OF
plss long since ip agitation, of removing the
rcigning family from all authority, out IL is
thought the Two great powers Of Austria and
Russia, are not sgreed as to the result.
The Commission Of the Budget, by their
persevsring opposition TO Minister'S, have de-
Prived them of disposable fuads to tho amour:
of EOS millions. This deGciencyIof one
fourth 81 the Budget $500 millions} is eruspy
perpie4 ding to Mioistets, and If prompt and
efficient measures are not resorted to in the
inancial department, complete suspension
OF payments, ii not public bankruptcy, must
ensue there are not hundred thousand
livres In the Treasury at this moment.
The Austrian Minister, has within these
few days oEicislly notified TO the Court,
that the ,consor OF NApolean, Marie Louise,
is, in all di plomatic relations TO retain the ,illo
OF Majesy, and be thus addressed, though
only Aaohduches of Parma. A Proclama-
.tion addressed to the French nation in her
pame, as Empress of France, has been circu-
Ia cd here, and sough, for with much eager.
ness by the MILITARY. It's authenticity is of
coutse very questionable. Indeed, we believe
: j, is o Frsncif. fab. ication.
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NOTICE.

HE subscriber calls on all persons to whom he
= Is indebted to come and receive what is due
them--and alss calls on all persons indebted to him
TO make immediate payment. Accounts OF more
than three months standing not settled by the 10th
ofJuy next. will be placed in the hands Of sttor
ney tor collection. CHARLES M. THURSTON.
Newport, June 26, 1916.
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REMOVAL.
WILLIAM S. NICHOLS,

WILLIAM S. NICHOLS,
Informs his Town and (ounsry Customers.
THAT he has Removed from the stand he
, Gently occupied, to No. l34, Thamesstreet,
An the building next north OF Mr.. CHASSISo's
House, where he will continue to manufacture and
keep constantly for Sale, Gold and Silver WARES
Of the best quality.
- Various articles of Cutlery, plated, Britain
MIA and Japanned Wares, together with variety of
Fancy Goods, as usual
Newport. February %, 1876 IT,
WILLIAM LOWE,
.df store NO. io7, Thames-sfrees,
10 ESPECTFuLLY informs bis friends and pub
Az lie, that he has commenced the
.iucnon and Commission Bnsiness
and would be happy to attend to ali who may please
20 employ him. He will advance Cash OH Goods de-
poaited either for public private sale
He 0iso keeps for sale,
A large assortment OF Groceries and Crockery
Ware, at Wholesale aud retail. cheaper than be
bough in this town, for cash only.
New.York money and treasury notes exchanged at
small discount. July 3.
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For SAFE or 10 Let,
r1. :

To satisfy Mortgage.
CTORE, No. =, Bannis.ers. wharf. late belong.
~ ing to William G. Burroughs being the lover
on the south side of said wharf For psrticu.
lars sppiyt to CONSTANT rAsEB.
juno =.
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NOTICE.
JOHN FERGUSON,

LAS for sale at his shop on Banister's Wharf,
= Best Pigtail Tobacco few kegs of Smiths
brand Richmond do. and cut do and segars. He
has on hand and will continue to keep regular
supply of James River tobacco, direct from Virginia,
which enables him TO sell as low for cash rs can be
bought in New.York in any Of the Northern states
N. b. New-Ycrk, money will be taken for the a.
at a small discount
Newport, June 7th, 1916.
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For Sale,
EIvE.TwELFTH Of Cotton Manufactory, stu.
ate in .Norfh-Kinyssolyn. about one mile from
Wickford II has stream of water sufficient to op-
perate 1000 spindles, and has now in operstoD 63o
with Dwelling House and other necessary Build.
ings, all in good repair. Seldom has property pos
sessing so aiany advantages been offered for sale.
The terms silI be liberal and may be known by ap
plying to JOHN HAWKINS, at the Factory, or to
BERIAH x DANIEL WAITE.
Aexvbsrf- June = 1gfS
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VaiuabLe Property.. For sale.

Valuable Propery... For sale.
E7HE subscriber will either sell lease the House
in which he lives. in Thames-street-Aand
give immediate possession. He will sell some land,
adjoining the estate Of the late George Cbamplip,
Esq which land is very convenient for House lots.
He will either. sell or lease his farm at Sachuesst.
point, in Middletown. He has some Furniture also
for sale. NATH. HAZARD.
Jan a.
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InOMAS SHAW

InOMAS SHAW,
ID ESfECTFULLY informs his friends and the
AZ public in general, that he has taken Shop, No.
18, Long wharf, where he still continues to carry
An hes hsd the good sor,ue TO Give General sais.
faction to his employers in the United States en-
ploy, both Of the land and naval departments, and
also of the States employ, as we'll that Of indi-
vduals, while working in Co he haters himself that
he shal! have the pleasure Of receiving their employ
in future, and assures his friends tina, their favors
however small, will always be gratefully acknowl-
edged. June 10.
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Treasury Notes, Mcsv- Iors and South
ern Honey.
CONSTANTLY bought and sold at the Lottery
~ and Exchange Office Of Josiah Z. Shaw, No. liz,
Thames-strest June 26.
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INDEPENDENCE!
Grand National Lottery,

SECOND CLASS.
authorized BY oes Of Congress for ohening
Canal in fhe CRY Of Washington.
Begins drawing on the LIST day of October next.
$4,000 Dollars, NC yESr
$4,000 Dollars, ppIzEc
10000 Dollars, J A11Go
SCHE.NE.
Prize Of $4,000 Dollars:
$4,000
10000
5000
1900
1000
SO 600
SO 100
100 so
1000 Is
$500 6
The first drawn number on the Sst, and every sue
ceeding days drawing 10 the 50th, will be entitled
to one one Of the above 600 prizes, payable in part
by one hundred Tickets, beginning with No 35,e0l
TO 35.l00 inclusive, for the first drawn the first
day of drawing, and on in regular succession tor
The rest.
The $4,000 Dollar Prize,
The $4,000 Dollar Prize,
The 10000 Dollar Prize,
and all the other Capital Prizes, are floating and ad-
ventvrs who purchase Tickets at the commencement
of the Lottery, have equal chance Of drawing
CAPITALS, as they may all come out on the frat
day of drawing.
Prizes subject to fifteen per cent deduction and
payable 40 days after.,he drawing is completed
Orders for Tickets aud Shares received by
JOSIAH G. SHAW, at his Truly Fortunate Lot
terry and Exchange Ofhce.
No ll8, 7Hames-sfreef,
Where sts Dame Fortune, lysO, with hb'rnl hand,
" Pours her roA treasures from her Jav0rife ssand
or How acceptable would the above Prizes be TO
al, how beneficial to some-to obtain them is only
buy Tickets-and SH.fW's Office has been known
be the most for,unate-caH and try it-the risk is
trifing, the chance for INDEPENDENCE 10 great.
New.York money taken at par for tickets in the
above Lottery--and the prizes will be paid in the
same.
B. weekly list Of the drawing will be regu-
ary received and may be examined as above.
Newport, July q. 1916. (J10-tfl
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Jacob Richardson.

E1As for sale, at MS BOOK store, No. 10Y, Thames
= street, adjoining southerly the Carpenter
brick house, general assortment of BOOKS, in Di-
vinity, History, Law. Physic, &c.-vIz:
BIBLES, OF all sizes, cheap as those that sell,
cheaper than any other store--schoo Books and
childrcn's Books--prsyer do-Psalrns anc Hymns
Blanks OF all kinds American and Dutch Quills--
Sealing Wax and Wafers-Pocket Books.
H. also keeps CIRCULATING IL
BRARY, containing the greatest assortment of Old
and New Novels, Histories, Magazines, &c. of any
in this town
.ise-rhe greatest assortment Of House Paper
manufactured in America, France, Russia & England.
CT U. States Bsns, " York and II. leland Mon.
ey, 1i3 be taken at par for any Of the above Goods
.Newporf, .fpru "a, 1916
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Union Manufacturing Com-

f~y.
THE UrIos MAsurAeTuRfxo COMPANY. hsv.
i ing made q new arrangement Of their business,
request all persons having any demands against said
Company, to present the same for adjustment, and
all persons indsblsd, to make payment to
JOHN BABCoCR, agesa
The Fool Cardine and .hdaafsefory Of Cloth, viii
be continued At the above FACTORY on TIE most rea-
sonable terms.
Portsmouth, July ~, 1916.
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FOR SALE,

A N elegant Uniform, omplete, suitable for field
A officer Of any grade. Inquire a, this ofhce
June lo
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ann y Dollars lte.Ua'd.

Ran away from the subscriber living in
Nelson county, Virginia, on the 10Th OF
April last, likely young Negro mans a
bright mulatto named CHARLES, some
times calls himself Charles Cofee-his
dress canuot be recolfected, its sup
posed he is either in King George coun-
ty or the district of Columbia, where be
has some free brothers. Whoever will
apprehend the said fellow Il secures him
in any jail SO that ! get him again, shall
receive a reward Of Thirty Dollars.
George Jacobs.
Nelson Courthouse, Virginia,
July 2 dim
t Fhc editors Of the National Intel
igenccr are requested to inset the above
one month, and send their account 10
this Office.
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For Sale,

4 MAT Substantially built & elegant
IL ly finished three story Brick D,cet-
ang Aoase On Water-street, formerly
the residence Of the late DIR. Kennedy !,
with which viii be sold, either conioint-
ly or separately, the adjoining vacant
Lot, 90 feet front and 100 feet deep
The terms of sale viii be very accOmmo~
dating to the purchaser.
If this property be not sold prviously
to the 18th Of May next, it will theh be-
for Rent and possession given immedi-
ately thereafter.
Application may be made to
J. l.. Mkenna
pst&apriI "a sawH
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Joseph Smith and Son
July Is.

Joseph Smith and Son
HAVE IMPORTED
In the Barqts .Mary, from Lirerpoo!,
400 crates and hhds. of queens ware
COO sacks Of Liverpool salt
500 boxes of tin plates
6 do block tin
8 Go skeathing copper !:
700 kegs Of paint
10 dc Venetian red
9 DO varnish
do leturage
70 casks dry white lead
10 do sheets of lead
1000 bushels of coal
% cases and trunks OF cotton
goods, viz.
9 do OF calicoes and cliintz
do furniture
Q do dimities
l do white Marseilles and leans.
| 90 striped jenets for pautaloopss
do cambrics
I do gnghams
do jaconets
9 do pocket handkerchiers
do fancy neck hand serchiefs !
2 do cotton shirtipgs
do cotton balls
/ do brown Holland.
July 8 IF
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Land for Sale.

A Tract Of Lend is offered for sale
situate in Frederick county, Virginia,
within one mile of Berryyiile. containing
7s acres. This land was formerly the
property of Col. Griffin Taylor.
Merchants Bank Notes, or Notes o.
any of the Banks of the District OF Co.
Iumbia will be received in payment
For further particulars
Apply to Tie Printer:
May 16 u