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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-28
A miller.
AGRICULTURAL SEC

From several parts Of the v. States we have
accounts ofabundant grain crops from Others
that the weld has been a fair average Of the
last twenty years ;and from none have we
learnt Of any thing like eeaer0i future. II
is the opinion OF intelIiren, agriculturalists IN
various parts OF the Union, particularly fine
Northern Division. that the uranfifv Of bread
s;uiis harvested this year is as great as that Of
the last-thc excess Of the small grains fully
cgualling the deficiency af the indian Corn.
Jhe presenthigh price OF grain must, therefore,
re attributed To- speculations, or unnecessary
fears of scarcity and Inusf shortly come
down, Il stop should be put to excessive ex-
lOrfations.
It's anticipated that the tricks of the TTar-
-Q.Lxn VIII DC as detrimental 10 the MA ting
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-28
His Britannia Nojesty's Consulate +,
Office, ". York, I9tk Non. 1916. {

Notice is hereby given, that his Excel
lency Sir John Sherbroke, Governor and
Commander in Chief of his Majesty's Co
lonies in North-America, has issued Or
ders whereby the ports of ST. John, OH
the River RIchelieu, and Chateaugay
and Coteau du Lac, on the ST. Lawrence,
have been opened for the admission from
the United States, free of duty, of Flour,
Indian Meal, Pork and Beef, fresh and
and saited. and Hogs Lard; and to con
tinue so until the 3lst day of December
next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-28
Albany, Norcm6er 10.
BOUNDARY LINE.

Col OGLEvIE, the commissioner an
pointed on the part OF the British govern
ment 10 establish the boundary line from
the 18th parallel Of latitude OF the st.
Lawrence, to the lake of the woods. arri-
we'd in this city on Saturday last. Gen.
Porter, the American commissioner. had
arrived several days before. The CITY of
Albany being the place designated by the
treaty Of Client for The first meeting Of
the Commissioners, we understand that
II accordingly took place Yesterday
From ihe latencss ofthe season, however,
they Will not be able 10 commence their
operations this fall: but ve are informed
that they will pfobabIA organize tlse hoard
and make the necessary arrangements for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-28

4 grocer at Fy-market last Tuesday
morning, had offered him, by genteel
looking woman, a counterfeit bill i'm paw
ing tor some goods she had purchased
When ii was pronounced spurious, much
surprize was apparently manifested by
the lady, and she Immediately replaced
it with a genuine bill. The singular man
ner in which the whole thing was trans
acted, led TO suspicious in the mind of
The grocer, aud he followed the lady
carelesslv down the market, and it was
not long before he saw her pass another
counterfeit seveu,y-iive cent bill of the
Manuta turing Company to country
man Here she was again detected, and
took it back and gave good money for it.
The grocer was then confirmed in his
suspicious, and followed her TO the
house, corner of Maiden-Iane and VII
liam-street, and went directly TO the Po-
lice office and lodged information. One
Oft Justices with three constabies I'M
mediately proceeded to the house, where
they found a Mr.. Jeduthan Caldwell and
his wife Nancy. She was instantly re-
cognised as the person who had passed
the counterfeit bills. a search took place,
and on Caldwell only one bad note was
found. But OH Mrs. Caldwell they found
about so seventy-hve cent counterfeit
bills, of the Manufacturing Company !;
about GO fifty cent corporation bills two
80 bank of New-York; 5 of Patterson
Bank, and two of the Norih-American
Bank. Several quires of Bank paper
were also found concealed in the house.
Caldwell we understood was committed.
and Mrs. Cadwell requiredto give heavy
bonds for her appearance iii court.
They kepta boarding house at the cor
ner of Maiden-lane and William-street.
N. Y. Eremng Post.
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l9rnnslaled fae Ne CemmereinI Adsertiser !

ITransiaied fos IRE Commercial advertiser. !
ACT
The general session Of Congress closed in the
great and worthy City Of Sairt Miguel del Iu-
cunan, on The ninth Of july, one thousand eight
huns lrsd and sixteen. The Congress Of the a.
hiicd Provinces resumed its previous discussi-
Ons, On the great and august subject Of the la
dependence ofthe people which compose them.
The voice Of the wh0le territory was univorssl-
r. constant and decisive for its solemn emanci-
paiicD from sc GcsPotic power Of the Kings III
spain. Notwithstanding that their representa-
tives devoted 70 80 arjuots task all the eneg-
81 Of their talents, the Ugri Shtncss Of their if-
ientious, and The interest which the sancuonof
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moro than two ;hoasaud ias,es. through
one ofthe most interesting countries on
the globe, and its establishment will de
tcrmine the rights of the respective go
vernments 20 AN immense number of We
ry valuable Islands, which are now sub
jects OF controversy. IN addition 10 the
political advantages resulting from this
commission, we anticipate from the iabors
of the commissioners, and the gentlemen
VINO will accompany them. much useful
and interesting information connected
with geology, minerology, and, generally.
with the natural history OF the North west
section of the U. States.-l Argas.
A democratic paper of Baltimore states
on the authority OF u letter from George
town, District OF CoIumbia), that Johu
Quincy adams. Esq. is to be recalled, and
to be made Secretary of State. (fhis we
DO not believe, because it is at variance
with the Virginia dynasty, which legiti-
matises the Secretary OF State Us the heir
apparent TO the Presidency - Bost. Ga<.
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DOMESTIC.
Aieranflrin. Nor. o5-

Alexandria, Nor. o.
His cxcellency n De Neuville and suite
Ambassador of His Most Chris tan Majesty the
King of France and Navarro, arrived at the
seat of government OH Thursday.
His eNcellency NJ. Correer DE Sierra, Portu-
guese Minister, on Friday.
The Swedish Minister NJ de Kantzow, will
be in Washington first of December.
The Spanish Minister Don Oris, is now OH
his way there.
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DISTANT PROSPECT.

4 letter from Il gentleman of intclli-
gence and high standing in Philadelphia,
says, g II is considered here, and at the
southwark, that an arrangement has been
made, that the Virginia dynasty shall con-
tinue no longer than until the close of Mr..
MoNROE's. first term of four years and
that his fhem successor shall be taken from
the Eastern section ofthe Union. II this
be the fact, it is not difficult to point to
The Candidate And as the office of the
Sc rotary of State is the veslibule to the
palace, Mr.. JOHN q. ADAMS has already
been announced as the intended success
sor 10 N1r. MONROE in that office also"
Boston Cenfinet.
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sOLDIERs OFFORTjINF.

We read in some papers, that u regiment of
Americans is formed At Port-au-Prince, under
army, TO make par; of an expedition to aid the
revolutionists in Mexico. ISq'ea Ga=.
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El.ract Of Il letter from gentleman in Port
a"-Prince to his .tricsd Il, tis Ciy-Da-
ted
uOcro,r, 90 1878

VCrnDt!, y, 1916.
THE Patriot Expedition sacd from here
Yesterday morning, consisting OF ship Of four
teen guns, Il brig mounting eighteen, * i small
schooner None Of the officers appeared to be
over-stocked with iov; nor were they permit
ted TO know to what place they are Destined
This expedition has left some of our merchant
men in great distress-thev have got almost all
Our men, by making large promises to them. As
70 our vesse,, we have butone inauleft. 4 num-
Der ofothers are in tde same situation. When
we shall get from here, know not-There is
very lttle produce at this place not enough to
load one-siAth of the vessels in port"
TN r. Nat fdr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-28

be nee nation, and independent or tho Kings
o. SPAIN. and oftheir metropolis; they im,nc-
d;ateiy cried out, fu.i of the holy order of jus
ticc, ana one after another repeated successive
lyther unanimous and spontaneous decision for
the independence of the country, in virtue of
which they decreed the following
DECLARATIONS.
While Representatives of the United Pro-
vmces OF Soutii-Anerica, in General Congress
assembled, invoking That Eternal Power, Who
presdes over the Universe, i'm the name and
by the authority of the people whom we repre-
sent, protesting 10 Heaven, TO all nations x to
all men, the justice which rules our decision
Solemnly declare, in the face Of the whole
World, that II is the unanimous and unquesti-
onabc Will OF these Provinces, to break the
Furthermore chains which unite them TO the
Kings of Spain, to resume the right of which
they have been dispossessed, and invest them
selves with the high character of a free nation,
and independent of King Ferdinand the With,
his successors, and their metropolis TO remain
consequently in truth of right with an ample
and full power 20 give Themselves tie form of
government which justice dictates, and the iu-
crease of their annual circumstances demand:
thus, all and each of them publish, declare, and
confirm obliging themselves. through us to the
iuitiiment * maintenance of this their ownwill,
pieiging as security ~ guarantee, their lives,
fortunes X Eonours.
The present declaration shall ne communica-
ted to all whom itmay concern Tor lis publica-
ton and in virtue of the respect due 10 all natl
oiIs--ict them explain by a manifesto the great
motives which have given place 10 the solemn
declara;ion.-PaSt in the Hotel of Sessions
Signed with our hands. sealed with the seal Of
Congress, aud certified by our Secretary.
Here follows the names of the Deputies of
the different States and Proviuces.l
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S. A. PATRIOTS.


Ncjc- Yofk, Nor. %.
BY Tie arrival on Saturday evening from s.
America. we have received the Buenos-A yres'
Gazette 10 Sept. sth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-28
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTORS.

The Governor of Pennsylvania has is
sued his Proclamation, declaring the fol
lowing persons Electors OF President
and Vice-President of the United States ::
Paul Cox, David Mitchell, John Geyer.
Daniel Bussier, John Conard, VIM. Brooke,
Isaac Anderson, Mat. Roberts, John Moh-
lar, John Harrison, Jacob Hostetter, John
Rea. VIM. Gilliland, Michael Fackenthal,
James Wilson, Gabriel Hester, Jas. Meloy,
James Banks, Robert Clark, Abel Fellows,
David Marchand. Thos. Patterson, Joseph
Huston, Samuel Scott and James Alexan-
der.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-28
From the Fye9ericktOw, Herald.
TO MILLERs AND FARMERS OF FRED
ERICE COUNTY.

ERICE COUNTY.
Gentlemen,
We have all viewed with disapprobati-
on, the uniustifiabIe practice that has
been introduced among the -four merch-
ants at Baltimore, of paying TO the wag-
goners whom we send our -four to market
by, from one to five dollars more i'm the
load, than they include in the bill. This
IS a practice, no doubt viewed with dis
dam by many respectable merchants of
Baltimore but it has been introduced By
Some unprincipled men, and the respec-
table merchants is, in measure, forced
to submit TO it. There is no doubt that
many respectable merchants would unite
in doing away this unjust practice. if the
millcrs and farmers would take such steps
as would give them sufficient encourage
ment and, in order TO accomplish this
desirable object, the writer proposes the
following, viz.-That those who send
flour to market, shailnot sell TO anv mer-
chant who gives any thing more in the
load than he includes in the bill: but on
the contrary, that they shall do every
thing Ia their power to encourage those
who pay a fair price for flour. and give
nothing in the load more than is contain
ed in the BILL
aTTr rT,v3
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Ne,c-York. Nor. 81.

On Monday next, the Directors of the
United States Branch Bank TO be esta-
blished III this city, will be chosen at
Philadelphia. Consid cradle anxiety ex-
lists in the public mind in respect TO the
persons 10 be selected. We presume that
the consideration ofthe great response
blllty which rests upon the heads of the
first Directors, and whose conductor acts
NAV hereafter he cited as presidents,
will have that weight, that such men may
be chosen, and such men only on whose
beads and hearts they have the most per
feet reliance.
We do not consider that mans purse
or MS real estate should, either of them,
be weighed in the scale of appreciation.
We consider his principles, as regards
morality, his consistency in igdoIeSome po-
HticS, and his depth understanding with
respect 10 moni"d institutions, mot upon
the old backneyed plans OF banks as
heretOfore) but upon the broader one OF
establishing 'iationaicwrency, and giving
a widely ditlused credit to every nook
and corner in the stale of the union, as
also making our pledges sacred abroad,
to he the character which should be
sought for and invited TO the trust. The
institution itself is an experiment TO-DAY ::
let those who now hold ii in their hands
beware how they trust it to be expert
mcnted on by unskiful men, be their
personal wealth what it may.
rNof hi,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-28

The rapid emigration from the eastern
States TO the State of Ohio, almost ex-
ceeds belief. The road is n. arly cover
ed with fitting waggons-last week, il is
said, upwards of 100 moving families pas
sed through this town and many are dai-
~ arriving.
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@Nff. y.
Mr. Ogilpic's Grafton was received last
evening with great applause. The Ora
tor instituted comparison between 9th
or countries and our own, between other
times and the present, and descauted on
the superior advantages of republican
America, as field for Oratory. Though
it may be doubted whether the impress
sion of Oratory is in proportion TO the
progress Of knowledge, MIR. Ogilvie de
serves praise for the ingenuity with which
he maintained his positions. It is sub
iect on which we should delight TO ami
madyert for a moment, if our avocatiOns
permitted us ~ form any thing al present
beyond brief collections of the passing
tidings Of the times.-Alany Of Mr. Os
Illustrations were peculiarly happy.-Fhs
criticisms were excellent.--fIe mentioned
the Forum in terms Of concentration
Justly observing, that the good expected
from such institutions depended on The
persons who composed it, and the man
ner in which they should conduc. it.
Ills next Grafton, he said, would have
heo,.. =, -, =, e,.,nced on Safurda,5 e,.ousno
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-29
June
Mr. John Muir.

YOU viii take notice, that on the 9Th
day of tie Circuit Court of the District
of Columbia, to be held for the county
of Alexandra, in November 1916, or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard /;
lshall move that court to award judg-
ment against you in favor of the common
council of Alexandria, for the sum Of
sixty four dollars and one cent, being
the amount due for paving and taxes on
streets, in the town of Alexandria, fol
the years 1910, IL, 10, Is, IA and l5--
according to the act of congress passed
he 25th February. 1904.
]. ID. SIAfMS,
Attorney for the Common Council
of Alexandria.
May isle dom
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I hirty Dollars Reward.

Ran away from Salem on the Goth inst.
a negro, named Abram. He is II or lS
years Of age, about feet 7 inches high.
has very dark complexion, fat nose
and tolerable large mouth. He is for
eigner and his language is very broken.
which is rendered more difficult to be
understood by an impeachment in hi
speech. He isa fellow of considerable
dif6dence and speaks but little. His
ears have been pierced fer rings. When
he absconded he wore a blue round "a
bout of coarse cloth, a pair Of blue strip.
ed domestic pantaloons, pair OF high
quariered shoes that lace before, and a
slate hat. Twill give Ten Dollars to any
one who will deliver him to me at this
place, if taken in the neighbourhoOd, OF
The above reward unprecedented 40 miles
from here, and secured in any Jail, 81
thai Iget him again.
]. FAUNTLEEOY.
Salem, Faquier Go. Va.
June Is eo6t*
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Just Received
End for Sale by |

A parcel Of fresh oranges, Iresn ie-
mons by the box or retail, fresh prunes
and Turkey 6gs by the box, almonds IN
barrels, musratel and bloom r e by
tha box oi an excellent quality, fresh
Zante currants in boxes Of so pounds
zach. an assortment of French cordials
Of superior quality. fresh filberts in bags.
frst rate capers and olives in bottles and
Jars, fresh tamarinds in pots of different
sizes.
.and gust rseeiped from Eosten, a
fe1o barrsls Of
Soda water biscuits Of superior quail
Come, taste, and Try before you
bye.
June s - go ss-s,s Ill
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90 puncheons rum,
10 hhds. 'amaica sugar,
Received and for sale BY
Griffith and Brawnsr
May IS
New Publications
March IS

Just receired for sale By the Subscriber
BELLS Engravings of the Muscles
land Joints, from the second London Edl'
ton.
Boyer's Surgery, Vol. 1st. Cd in Press
Latour's Historical Memoir OF the war
lin West Florida and Louisiana, in 1917
land 1915, with an Atlas Illustrative o.
! the different Actions.
Morier's Journey through Persia, Az
menia and Asia Miner, TO Constantine,
lple, in 1903 and 1909, with a Map AND
Plates.
Mawe's Travels in Brazil, particular
Ily in the Gold and Diamond DlstIN''
with Maps and Plates.
Humboldt's and Bonpland,s Persona,
Narrative of travels in the Equlbo''iA'
Regions of America. u..u
brakes Natural and Statistical view
ior Picture of Cincinnati and the Ml1~'
Country, illustrated by Maps.
Paul. Letters to his Kinsfck, de'ca, up
tive of tie interesting Events On INC t p"+.
'tinent of Europe, particularly Of the NV
tie of Waterloo in 1915. .;,b
Terms of Christian COMMUNION W W.
a particular View TO the Case OF the psr
fists and Paedo Baptists, by the NJ
Robert Hall, Author Of Sermons oN
JAMES KENNEDY u SUI
June S eo@"
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For Boston.

TX The regular tradin scboo,.,..
49, tive, Nathaniel M ybew 1 ns. Ns .
will sail in four days, and lake iso 1 Sua
dred barrels on freight, Or passen aU nu y
which she has handsome acsommoS..;.ios
Apply to
Lawrason 8 Fowle,
WHO HAZE FOR SALE.
500 crates well assorted Liye,r,,,
ware,
100 boxes tin,
400 boxes mould candles, asso,..a
sizes
500 do Brown soap,
100 do fish, suitable for the ,Eesty,
dia market,
100 barrels mess and No. !. Dos.,
beef,
200 sides soal leather,
90 pipes cognac brandy,
90 cases Medec claret, of a very o.,
perior claret, containing 40 ba.
ties each case,
1000 sacks Liverpool coarse and Gin,
salt,
5000 bushels coarse Liverpool ditto.
5000 do st. Ubes,
700 tons plaster Paris.
June ga
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Take Notice,

That II is particularly requested thai
those persons indebted to the late frm Of
Withers and Herbert, should come Tor
ward and make immediate payment, as
the subscriber is extremely anxious to
pay off what may be due by said iifh'
and close the business; all reasonable
indulgence having been given.
am to be found at the house OF John
Withers and Co. opposite the Nicola
nics' Bank of Alexandria. Should / be
absent at any time, Mr.. John Washing
ton, living at said house, or MIR. G. Gil
pin, living with Messieurs Griffith and
Brawner, will attend in my stead and
sign in my name receipts for any money
paid on such accounts, they being here
by authorised so to do.
CAGE Wilhers.
a
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May 9
Exchange Office, Georgetown,

n WILL give the highest premium tpr
Drafts at Sight, and Bank Notes, on
the following places, viz.
Boston, New Yerk, philadelphia, Bal.
timore, Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina and Georgia will also give
the highest premium for Drafts on New
Orleans, Treasury Notes and Specie.
All kinds of Western Bank Notes
bought and sold.
All kinds Of Stocks and Bills of Elk
change bought and sold.
Notes. Drafts, and Interest collected
and RENTED fora small commission.
b- Persons travelling to any part Of
the United States may be supplied with
suitable Fsnds.
~ Please toenquire at my Exchange
, and Brokers' Office, Bridge street, Geo.
1oaca.
Romulas Riggs.
June 1 If
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Mr. John B Dabney.

y you will take notice. that on the 9th
day of the Circuit Court of the District
OF Columbia. to be held fer the county ol
Alexandra, in November 1916, or a,
soon after as counsel can be heard l shall
move that court to award Judgment a
eainst you in favor of the common cout,,
Gil of Alexandra. for the sum of twenty.
six dollars and FIVE cents, being the a
mount of taxes due on your property o.,
Wolf-street, in the town OF Alexandria
for the years 1904, S, 6, 2, S, 9, Il.
IL, 10, is IA and l5-according to tie
oct Of congress passed the 25th Februa:
airy, 1904.
J. d. SINMS,
Attorney for the Commsn Council
of Alaxandyia.
May ls--i6 dom
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Lost Or nislaid.

A certificate for 100 shares Of tn,
Stock of the Marine Insurance Compa
ny of Alexandria, numbered from No
55l to $50 inclusive, in the nsme o.
James Heron, for renewal OF which als
pllcation will be made to the Office o.
the said company.
James Taylor, Jun. S
s Executor Of James Heron, Gec'd.
March. SO 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 BerryyilIe, containing
Is acres. This land was formerly the
property of Col. Griffin Taylor.
Merchants Bank Notes, or Notes OF
ny Of the Banks of the District of Co
, !, ], will be received in payment
cor further particulars
May Is If
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FOR BOSTON,

sSe The schooner Betsey, JOSEPH
;SSkeLewis, junior, master a regulal
trader, is ready for the reception OF car
so--having q part engaged, will be dis
'atched the present week-can take
.ew hundred barrels on freight, which
will be taken low it offered Immediately
.apqly to
June 81 St
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For Sale,

l9IyHAT substantially built q eit s. !
4 Iy finished three story lrie6 40 h
ling House on Water-street, , .O.."e
the residence of the late Or. he'A :a;;yt,
with which will be sold, either c'llla. art
hy or separately, the adjoining In, sa
lot, 9e feet froGt and lSd feet os ,'l NO
The terms of sale will be very ae00A
dating to the purchaser. ,,,;olsly
If this property be not sold pTe .hsu b
Ito the 18th of DAY next, it VIII ." ned,
for Rsat and possession gwen i'''''
ately thereafter.
Application may be made TO
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