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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-29
LONDON GOODS.
G, GT P. THOMPSON

lave received BY the ship ountVernOu
cHoIcg SELECTION OF
ARTICLES, CONSISTING OF
Ext 8 suEerfne imperial Saxon cloths,
Do. fashionable mkt cassimeres
Fashionable stockinets
9.s saperfne striped and checked
ginghans, newest style,
e.S do. undressed cambria prints,
7.s fine and superfne fancy prints,
Colored, corded, vittoria, japan'd and
other fashionable fancy musifns
7-8 and 90 cambria and jaconet mus
Inns.
Patent steam loom sbirtings
Fine and superfne dimities
London printed cuttings
White and colored cotton hosiery
Iadies,and gentlsmen,s leather gloves
A variety eff fashionable shawls, son-
sisting of
Rich damask, Waterloo, plain middle
chintz borders
Printed chintz. &c.
Madrass and Malaga handkerchiets.
april 90 eo5w
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Washiagton City, april 27.

EFaSRsRS9on Gtt9, .IPfa ~.
In the senate business progresses with
rapidity. Most otthe bills passed by the
other house are conclusivelg acted on
and all of them are in transita. Among
other bills, that from the other house for
improving the capitol square, and abolish 5,
Ing the office of commissioners OF the
public buildings, sc. has passed with a
mend going to continue the Office
of superintendent of the cit, until March
next, at which time its duties are to de-
Ivelve on the new officer whose appoint
Iment is authorised by this act, gc. The
amendments have not yet been acted
upon by the house otrepresentatives.
The senate yesterday amended the
resolve respecting adjournme0t, SO IS to
Inx on Tuesday next as the day of final
adjournment. It may be considered an
certain, as yet, or what day the adjourn.
insnt will actually take place
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-29
For Richmond,
Package Sale.

Fackagc SAFE
I'm Thursday he 9th day May next,
g at II o'clock. will be offered at
public auction, at the Company's Stores.
$50 p.sCK.3GES
seasonable British Dry Goods now land.
ing from the ship Mount Vernon, from
Liverpool.
The assortment is very general, and
having been selected by one of the most
experienced houses in England, 4 pur-
chased directly of the manufacturers for
cash. they can be sold on the best terms.
Terms of payment from 9 to twelve
months, in proportion to amount of pur-
chase--,as will be more particularly stat
ed at the time of sale.
Printed catalogues will be ready tor
delivery, and the Goods ready for IN.
spectioa, on the day previous to the SALE
Joncherez & Davis
Auctioneers,
Georgetown, April 90 dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-29
An ACT.
For the issuing Of Due Bills in the name
of the corporation of Alexandria.


Section /. Be it enacted BY the Com.
mon Council of the Town of Alexandra.
that the auditor be and is hereby authe
rized, to issue Due Bill. in the name OF
the corporation, to be signed by himself
and PAYABLE at the Bank of Alexandria
to an amount not exceeding Fen Thou
sand Dollars, in addition to the issue
heretofore authorized, and of dsnomina
tions from six to ona hundred cents, al
the discretion Of the auditor.
Sec. 2. And Be itfurther enacted, that
I the said due bills shall be registered
paid, and received in payment of taxes
and debts due to the corporation, In tie
manner prescribed in the "act" passed
on the fifth day of November, eighteen
hundred and fourteen, and that thoaunds
Of the corporation be aud the same are
hereby pledged for the redemption Of
the same.
Sec. 5. Aud be it further enacted,
that the auditor be and he Is hereby al
lowed ore hundred and fifty dollars as a
compensation for signing, registering and
experimenting the issuing OF sad due
bills, TO be paid out of any MONIES in the
hands oi the treasurer, to the credi; OF the
general fund.
Sec. 4. This act shall be in force from
and after Che passing thereof
Passed in council this eighteenth
day Of April, eighteen hundred
and sixteen,
HUGH SMITH, Pres. pro TEN.
Approved 25th April, 1916.
EDSi. I. LEE, Mayor.
Teste,
I. p. Thompson, @. G.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-29
Fresh Teas.
Fifty Dollars Reward

MY DOilarS ncWarQ
Viii be given fer experimenting negro
David, who ran away from the subscriber
on Wednesday the Goth day Of March
asst. Negro DaAid is likely young fell
ow of yellow complexion. has scar
4nder his left eje, and scar on his right
ancle, and also one on his right or left
hand. He carried away with him a bay
aorse, saddle and bride, and will, more
than probable, attempt to effect nus es-
ape to Pennsylvania. He is well ac-
luainted in the state of Virginia, and
went of in that direction.
I will give twenty-five dollars 10 any
person fer experimenting him, if taken
in the state !; if taken out Of the state,,'
Fifty dollars. The person apprehending
lin will confne him in any Jail so that
get him again.
Ze.. hannah Franklin,
Charles County, Md
april 10 3w.
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Oscar Junior.

Sands this season at Mount Air, ed.
joining Piscs away, Prince Georges
County, Maryland, and covers Mares at
fifty dollars. The season ends the fiji.
teenth OF July, 1916. Good pasturage
for Mares at three quarters cf a dollar
week, and grain furnished at the market
price if requested. l will not be an
suerable for accidents or escapes
Twenty five dollars and one Tor the
groom, will be taken, if paid in the sea.
son. Oscar IS beautiful chesnu, sorrel,
sixteen hands high, stout, active and re-
markably handsome, FIVE years old this
spring. He is out Of the late Doctor E.
deln's celebrated running Mare Floret.
ia, by Oscar. Oscar was the property Of
Colonel John i'ayloe CT Virginia, and q
capital turf horse. Floretta perhaps won
more Jockey Club Purses than any one
horse on the continent. His pedigree
may be seen at his stable.
JOSEPH EDELIN,.
april 26 2aw4w
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,,.,,. cords Of bullion

lid large e. cords corner. :, s''l and
Ter the s,I9 with tassels and fringe
Jges salsas e White feathers. ornamen-
rich pla .,as. s Il immense value, com
I'd BY col a..sss : This dress may be con
ste tils s : Chief a'0nrrs in the coar' !,
Sdsrsa o+s + being BY far the richest anu an
|rsSs ' s, ever made in this OF am
',her country
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For Charleston, S c.
To touch at Norfolk

To touch at Norfolk
zEk The elegantly accommodate
yA1ssGSs ed and fast-sailing Packet
AAsssasssfAss Schooner George Woshinsgs-
sssx@3azza ton, - Henry, master !;
viii positively sail for the above Potts
an "wednesday next, tie lst of May
For freight or passage apply On board,
IT 10
sadama. Herbert 8 Co.
april 20
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-29
I For Sale,

EoA odiC,
substantially built & elegant.
A ly finished three story Brick Duel.
tiRg House On Waterrstreet, formerly
the residence of the late Dr.. Kennedy
with which will be sold, either conjoint.
" o. separately, the adjoining vacant
Let, 99 feet front and 100 feet deep
The terms of sale will be very accomMo.
dating to tue purchaser.
If this property be not sold previously
to the 18th Of May next, it will then be
for Rent and possession given immedi'
ately- thereafter.
Application may be made to
] l.. M'Kenna
april o4 d@tS 2awff.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-29
Salt & { oal afloat.

1000 bushels Of clean bright Lisbon
salt, and
1850 bushels of James River Coal, :,
Both these articles will be sold low #
taken from on board. Apply to
M0rdseai MILLER.
Who has 50 casks OF Lime tor sac.
april GO At
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-29

NCIlCL.
THE Stockholders of the Warrenton
Company are hereby notified, that the
election for a President and t,celue N.
rectors advertised to be held at the OF.
fee of the Company on Monday tie 22d
instant, is postponed until the 9Th day Of
June next.
John A. n. Smith, Cash'r.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-29
Public Sale.

hon Wednesday the Cd inst.wiM be so,,
., .srifith and Brawner Warehouse
W;tbo.s reserve, vaalety Of Or
Goods, consisting OF
German linens
India Muslins
Cambria do.
Leno do.
Irish Linens
Shirtng cambrlcs
Italian silks
Ginghams
Jeans
Dimities
Bed Tiekings
Madras handkerchieis
Shawis
Domestic ginghams 4,
Ditto shirtings, etc. etc.
ALSO,
so boxes soap,
SO do. candles, and
6 bbls. fresh Zante Currants.
april 81
Public Sale.
On Monday 29th instant, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, viii be sold at Irwin
wharf,
90 tierces and half tierces rice, andI
40 bales prime retailing cotton.
Terms liberal, and made known att
the sale.
p. G. ,Narstsller.
april 27
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-29
MARTIN LUTHER.

GA man, said he," lives forty year,
before he knows himself to be fool; anc
lat the time he begins to see his folly, ms
life IS nearly finished; so that many mer
die before they begin to i've"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-29

Iby the calmness Of your proceedings, the
diligence of your enquiries, and the I'm
partial and prudent discharge Of YOU
s,uty. support the dignity Of the Office
which you are called upon to execute.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-29
Port Of Ais xandria.

Arrived schr. Mary and Francis, capt.
Gushing. from Madeira, with wines, to
4 dams. Herbert . Co. A. c. Cazenove,
aud VIM. Hodgson.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-29
More New Goods.
David Peabody

Will, THIS DAY. UPEN
Q cases "A Irish linens, Smiths aae
Barklee's manufacture
1 case striped jeans
| ditto fine Madras handkerchiefs
, ditto "A ginghams, superio' quality
/ ditto "A London calcoes
Also, ore trunk pocket books and pole
folios--all of which will be soit
cheap.
apliI9s 50
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-29
The Last Ball fer the Season

HR. CENERES has the honor Of
I'VE informing the Ladies and Gentle,
men Of Alexandria, that the Last BaiI
will be on Tuesday next the 5othinstant
anil % 2t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-29
For Boston,

For Boston,
Or any Eastern Port.
fsT The new sch'f. Liberty, Isaac
. S.:.aassssss Bears, jun. master; burthen 7Gt
bar els; will take freight on moderate
terms. Apply on board or to
Peter Dunbar and Co.
Who have landing fir m said vessel.
10 chests Young Hyson TEA, the shiI
Canton, cargo.
IN STORE,
go boxes mould candles
400 pair mems coarse shoes
aDril 27 IF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-29
No ICE.

The Directors of The Great Hunting
Greek Co. have declared dividend Of
three per cent. for the last six months,
payable to the stockholders at the count
ing hous, Ct John 4 Thomas V veil,
on the first of MAY. An election will take
lace at the Toll House on the first Mon.
day of MAY, for President, Director,
and Treasurer.
20 april. st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-29
AlExANDhlA.
MONDAY, ArgIL %,
.ppII, TERM, 1916.

= Chief Judge.
-. Jurors Of the United States for
!. comfy of Alexapdria and district OF
"a es,s evsa, being impressed with the ap-
s.osyjsts Charge delivered BY the CHEF
! ,,,nar 10 the Jury, particularly thatParf
.,I;ob relates to the very defective cn-
. ~;,, code, now in forcein this district
r..0scttally request cory for publlea
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-01
John u L.add 4 co

HAVE FoR SALE,
EislIt Chests and 7'1ceniy BoGe,
YOUNG HYsON TEA.
Ship Packet, Cargo
S barrels Spanish Indigo
s boxes white Havana Sugar
12 tons bar Iron
10 quarter casks Sherry Wine
IL boxes fresh Lisbon Lemons
200 casks r, +. Limo
90 barrels Cider
40 barrels tanners Oil
40 belts Russia Duck
90 do Ravens Duck
40 barrels and boxes mems Shoes
4 i bale Russia Sheeting
900 tons plaster Paris
900 bushels Liverpool coarse salt
10 pipes Holland Gin
$3.50 barrels beef
90 yards tow and tow linen cloth
s tons sheathing Paper
6 cases mems fine Hats
December 1.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-01

...-..I[7T p. ~ 7'--., d 7ISl971 s. 1900 q IS
IN Ihpgas1 EA& ] 6sls s.: SIS Il 3s,
:. &c s!, se''s .,ssssrsy 81.
q 3. s AZ s ss.sp II f3;shs eiaIit-
49, - Y, i. 800 W. ~ q 80
( ~ + s. s ,s,:&l, ~. -, 4
G = s,s1lsn !. ss'e 80. q 80 80.
pFcye,e uss heTepp, sl.ssss - s's 81,
s'sie q Falriak sssess' !. q 49, q A.
sns usen $500 a: y W. ssw : sweet S.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-01
inst received.

By The ships Arnlita and William aud
Henry, from Liverpool, via Baltimore,
A and ca cambrics
g-S Gotten shirting Of various kinds
and qualities
Common and snpcrfne S-4 dimities
Ga cambsics, ditto
Superfne jeans
Meas, wolnen's and chiidren's cot
ton stockings
Elegant fancy mpslins, various f
gares
Gilt and plated buttons
I case Of tapes and bobbins
Gmicoes and furniture fringes, BE.
The above goods viii be sold on adj
santsgeous teFmsby The piece Or package
George Taylor
Dec al dStlaw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-01
GERMANGOODS.

Charles 4 C1ften
ny AS received per the ship Orion, d.
NJ rect from Hamburg. and offers for
sale the following Goods, viz.
800 boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting Of looking glass plates, de.
'ranters. tumhIers. VINE glasses, double
Cant and gilt edged, window glass, &c.
900 bales Linen,
Consisting of Platillas, Britannias,
IEsstopiIIas. Rnualis, Cholets, CFeas, las
|tadoes, DowIas, Hessiahs, Sail Cloth,
White Sail, stout hempen Tieklenbnrgs,
|0snaburgs. Burlaps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles, So
White and red lead,
Scythes,
Copper pots and tea kettles,
Stiaw knives,
Hrsss wire,
QHiiis,
f4iquer cases,
Fruit baskets
Casks Of steel Of d superior quality,
Mantle ornaments,
1000 demiiollns,
Apotheearies' glasses,
Furniture, bottles and beads, &c.
All Of which will be sold on as good
terms as they can be purchased ID the
United States.
: Nov &c
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-01
John n..d Reuben WTihcrs.

Have just received, BY the snip Mary,
ESORTY-FiVE Packages seasonablo
DRY GOODS, direct from the
manufactures in England, which they
are disposed to sell at the most reduced
prices for cash or to punctual customers.
Nov 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-01
Shoe Factory,
Opposite John Loyds. Fair5ur
Street.
yTTY Ty1M lff)RT4NSCO

WILLIAM GfORGANSCO.
Inn ETURN their thanks to the Cit
NN, zens Of Alexandria and its vicini-
Ity. for the liberal encouragement since
their commencement in business, and as
Isure them that no exertions will DC
wanting TO merit a continuance Of the
same. They have employed a number OF
first rate Workmen, which will enable
them to fulfil orders with more accuracy
and punctuality than heretofore: and
from long experience in the principal
towns of the United States. they feel
confident, that for fashions and durabili-
ty, their work shall be exceeded By none.
They have good assortment nj their
own manufacture, together with q large
assortment Of Northern make, which
renders their stock extensive, which
ltl.ey ssli dispose Of Wholesale and retail
AT the BALTIMORE prices. Country deal
ers are particularly Invited 70 call.
n. R.-Ihose who have accounts
standing, are earnestly requested to
call and discharge the same, as it. IS
impossible to lefray the expenses otsuch
an establishment without punctual pay
ment. II
()cfOber Qs.
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ART1cLE rnE rIFrEENTH.

.f
AS the government Of The .. States Q
America has in itself no character o. eu,
nifty against theIaws, religion or t'alr
guilty of any nation, 4 as the sad sla's,
have never entered into any yolun'a',
war or act Of hostility, except in deie .,s
OF their Just rights on the high seas M ~.
declared by the contracting parties ~
no pretext arising from religious oP'pIs ~
shall ever produce an interruption o. W
harmony existing between the two =
tons /; and the copsuls and aSen's
beth nations shall have liberty to e ~. !
|brate the rites of their RESPECTIVE i''
|gions in theirown houses.
The consuls respectively shall ~. nas
liberty and personal security gwen 'a ',p
Ito travel within the Territories 9. IN n
other both by land and sea, anu lad I'd
mot be prevented frcm going on ~ %
any vessels they may think praps,::A ,r.
visit they shalt likewise have 'ns !. "a sad
|ty to appoint their own sltsg0n'aD
broker.
.artic!s The sigteeuih ,hs
In case Of any dispute arising iso p n, n
violation Of any Of tie articles !. I, = s,rps
treaty, no appeal shall bs maze :. : re RE-
NOR shall war be declared ea , a 'p:.;iips
|text x3ateseF but 7 ne sonsn ''1 ,sa
M tie place where the dispute ~ sSs' cane.
|pen, shall not ke ablet scts'e -, sns shall
TIE sovesnment 81 that county ;,.g. and
|stats thcir grievance iH wrl, ..,gssuisi
/ ra,,sm;s tie same 70 the go o g. ,%uouila
|the other. and the period oi t0rs J. he & re-
'shaIl Be- allowed foE answers = Il bos
'orned during which time ~ .. a., usrtJI
,lity shall Be permitted o .e, a,s not ct .
and in case the grievances # event
dressed, and war should p 3, subjects y
Ehe corsuls and citiz rs am 'aa mi & per-; S
E,oth parties resPcsfs g { 80
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Arsicls the si.rth.

of the United States, residing at AIsiers'
.avticle the Serenth.
Proper passports shall Immediately be
given to the vessels of both the contract
|inr parties, on condition that the vessels
|ef war, belonging to the regency of Al
|giers, on meeting with merchant vessels
belonging to vessels of the u. States Of
America, shall not be permitted 60 visit
Them with more than twopersons besides
the rowers, these only shall be permit
ted to 90 on board without first obtaining
leave from The commander of said YES.
lseI, who shah compare .thepassport, and
immediately permit said vessel topvcseed
lon her voyage and shouh any of ths
subjects Of Algisrs insult Or Molest the
Commander or any ether psrson On board
IA vessel so visited, OF plumber any Of the
|rropsrfy contained in her, on colnplainl
!being made BY The consul of the y. s,
II A|giera, and on his producine
IsufFicisnt proof % Substantiste the Iacts
the colpmander OF Rais of said Algerin.
ship Or vessel Of war, IS VEL as the olIeh'
aers, sbaiIb punishsd IN the most ex-
sinplary manner. 8
All vessels of war, belonging to the u
states Of Anerisa, on meeting 4 cruizes
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-01
81 { oI NegT0es.


"a Nnmber Of very valuable Negroes
Of difEerent ages and sexes viii be
Exposed to public sale (unless sold be-
fore at private saley at my farm near A.
biiah Janney's mill, an the turnpike
road, on Wednesday the Goth day Of the
present month, if fair, otherwise The next
fair day.
Terms Of salc--ready money, or
notes fer 60 days with approved en-
1orsers.
Mary Fendall.
Dec 6
c. The shove sale is post
poned till Monday the 18th
day of Janeary next
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-01
eidl.t or Passage fOr Europe
49, The fne new ship
lydia,

3 AIMS smith, Masters bur-
|fbs6 4I;Ii TONS, willssil from this port =!
|ten DAYS fpr Falmouth direct trO'''
|tbel,se II aIf probability 70 Lpndci'.--
FREIGHT 81 al,out 100 flhdg- tobacso, Of 2
few passeneers will be received upon the
most accommodating terms Apply q
hoard 81 Al the counting house 81
.Jdccb Morgan.
Ramsay's Wharf
dre 81 lw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-08
CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE.

Monday, .EA,K On
The bill concerning the annual sum ap-
propriated for arming and equipping the
militia and the bill 10 increase the com
p.nsation to the superintendent of the
manufactures of arms at Harpcr's Ferry
and Sprlrgfi Id the bill for orglnizing
general staff for the army were sevcrally
read third time and lssed. The last
named [stafJ bill, passed by the following
vote
For he hSssaee-Messrs. Barbour,
Barry, Brown, Condit, Fromentin, Gail.
lard, Howell, Lacock, Mason, Va. Nor
row, Roberts, Sanford, Tit, Turner, Will
liams is.
.dgamst H--Messrs. D1ggett, Gods
borough, Horsey, King, Neon. Mason,
n. II. Thompson, Tichenor, Vainum,
Wells, WIlscn-11.
MIR. Barbour communicated to the So
nate a resolution of the Legislature OF Vir-
gina. adopting the amendment to The con
stitution OF the United States, proposed by
the Legislature of North Caroliua, to pro-
vide an uniform mode of choosing lnem-
begs of Congress, and electors of President
and Vice-p President of the United States :;
and
Mr.. Mason, Of Va. communicated re-
solution of the Legislature Of Virginia. re-
iccting the amendments proposed to the
constitution or the same subject, by the
Lgisiarures Of NJ ,ssachus It's and Connec-
ticut. The Hartford Couyestion PROPOSE
iOno.l
Iucsdoy, HhHi23.
The Senate rcsumed tho consideration
Of the bill, making appropriations for
the support Vi the Navy fox the year
1916.
Mr.. Lacock moved to ;nS~rt IN appro-
priation Of 100000 dollars ior building <
completing vessels on the lakes which
motion was negatived, as follows
EEAS-Messrs. Barry. Chace, Lacock,
NJ son, Va. Morrow, Rob rts, Ruggles,
Tichenor, Turner, Flrnun--1O.
AYS--Messrs. R,rbaur, Brown, Condii,
Dasgett, Dana, Go dsborough, Gore,
HprscT. King, Macon, Maeon, X. II.
Ta't, Thompson, Wells, Williams, Viii
3cu--i7.
The bill was then ordered t. third
reating, read thrd ti.ne by uaanimous
consent and passed.
Inc senate resumed tie consideration
ii tae b., iGaaiog appropriations III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-08
Rnkimore. Nm 2.


The principal conversation in LolGon rslat Il b,
the approaching nuptals Of She princess III Az
e1nnts agree in representing U.is Young I.s3y a.
very eccentric charasier-Siel has taken il into her
royai heal 10 b. copy of QGfen Elizabeth, and
accoringT, she says and does tIingsyery unlike tLe
stately Prihc"sscs of moiern times.
a pleasant an c1o'e is related IF the Princess
when erliizing off Weymouth ia her yacht, which
gives stir ing picture of her sentiments and con
ddet-llaVing come near the ley.athan, OF ~ glG.
she resolved 70 20 on board OF that ship-The bi-
shop of Exet rremonstra cd against this visit, bat
IN van-go she would, and go she dii-When she
came 20 The side Of that large ship, she rejected the
use OF The state chair, and SAID she would 20 UP like
saiior-hasing ordered capt Nixon ,ofollow and
IKE care o. her p icosts, up she wet, with tn.
agility Of an experienced seanqn, and let tho bishop
and her la'iies come up ia the chair-Sh- vent
trou,h every part If the shin. cockpit, powder-
room, siore-r0om, &e.-The sailors were delighted
with her, to whorn size gave purse &c moscy -S!As
u desc.n'eh 10 her Yacht as she went up, Snl =
gain eit ic char Cor inc use OF the Bishop ard lie
itl'c. sBericaa.