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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23

The ship General Hand was spoken
February is, in lat. A, long. 50, al
we'll. Mr.. John Johnson, of this town
was passenger in the ien. H.
Brig Ann, Pearson, from this port, ar
rived at Gibraltar, in 70 days passage
The ship Boston, Finley, bad sailed to
the Isle Of May; the brig Altoona was t
sail for this port the FIRST fair wind.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23

ID EGS leayeto inform her friends and
the public III general, that she has
removed to Royal-sreet, in the house
formerly occupied by Mr.. .Mount, where
she continues to keep a handsome assort-
+ment of fashionable SH0ES--likewise
Glass and China Ware. She returns
her thanks to the public, and hopes BY.
her attention robustness !tomefit ashars
;of their patronage.
March q, ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23
NOTICE.

TIME employers within thacorpora.
q ton, who feel themselves aggrlev'
ed with the present mode Of assessment
are earnestly requested to meet at Motifs
Tavern, on Monday evening at 6o'clock,
to take the same int consideration, to
petition the Council to repeal such law,
or to take such other steps as in their o.
pinion is most advisable.
I'm Employer.
March 23-2t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23
.NeaC- York, Marek 10.

0Ne1O- York, .Iarck IL.
Arrived, ship Rapid, Williams, "A
days from Gibraltar. Feb. Is lat 26 long
% so, spike brig Altoona, of Portland
Is days from Cadiz, for Alexandria
Passengers capt James Riley, late mas
ter OF the brig Commerce, Aaron LISA
wage, second mate aud Horace Savage
a boy of said brig, and Mr.. Charles Cha
pin. Of Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23
IN COUNCIL. March IS.

Ordered, That an election be held al
the council chamber on Monday the frs
day of April next, for member to fill
the vacancy occasioned BY the resigna
ton of Mr.. James M'Guire, under the
superintendance of Colin Amid, William
Dunlap and Andrew Fleming.
Extract from the minutes,
Teste,
4. P. Thompson, Q. G.
March 2r dte
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23
Land of superior quality

Ad1lu VI oupCtiOl 4uontJ
FOR sAsE.
l~T->HE subscriber wishes to sell the
4 farm on which he at present re-
sides, containing about 900 acres, most
Iof which are rich low grounds and per-
Ifectly level. part Of that valuable es-
tate formerly belonging 10 the late
IThacher Washington, Esq. lying on the
Potomac, in King George county, in the
Northern Neck of Virginia. about so
miles below the city of Washington
The buildings on this farm, consisting of
Ia good dwelling-honse nearly new, and
|alI the necessary out houses, are calcu-
lated for the accommodation of genteel
family. These improvements, with an
enclosed garden and yard annexed there
ito, capable of being made useful and
handsome, are situated convenient to a
spring Of good water, on an eminence
commanding AN elegant view of all the
low grounds belonging to this estate, to
which are attached valuable fisheries, a
plenty of wood and timber, fine pastu-
rage, marshes, waters, &c. for every kind
of stock and wild fowl in their season,
and oysters are very convenient. The
products of the farm can be delivered,
without any extra expense, from it's own
shores on navigable waters for large YES
sells to any port of the United States |:
and with ali these substantial advantages
the very extensive and beautiful prospect
afforded by this healthy seat, of the river
Potomac, Machodock Creek and the
situations around both, on
the Virginia and Maryland shores, is
highly interesting. UNREASONABLE title
will be made to the purchaser; and for
the terms and examination of the pre-
misses, applications are to be made to
Warner w ashington.
King George County, Virginia,
March 90 tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23
Thomas Mount

Thomas Mount
UTAS just received, new and hand.
some assortment OF Whips, Canes.
Pocket Books, Gilt q Mahogany Frame
Looking Glasses, which he offers for
sale. at bis New Store, on King street.
March 2S st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23
Pubic Sale

Public Sale
On Tuesday next the e6th inst. will be
sold. at the Fendue Store,
Sapef6ne and second broad cloths
Cassimeres
Lssantines
Virgitias
Canton Graps
Calnbrics
Calicoes
Cotton shirtings
Domestic cottons and fannels
Dimitles,.
Sewing silks thread ADD cettons
Love ribbons, &c. BIC.
p. 6. Marsieller. =
March 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23
SOAP, Salt &c.

Soap, Salt. &c.
100 boxes brown soap
IA few hogsheads ,museosado sugar
so boxes mould candles, A sac to ID.
600 bushels ground alum salt
500 ditto Bonayista do.
Liverpool fine do.
Coffee in hags-- for safe By.
Jabraham Rapley.
March % ST
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23

o. he packet George
Washington, will sail for Norfolk on
Saturday morning at ten O'Clock.
March 81 At
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23
Coffee and Salt.
LINDSAY AND HILL

LINDSAY AND HILL
Hace Just received, and for sale,
$50 bags of the best green coffee of the
new crop.
ALSO, !:
1000 bushels coarse white salt afoat
IN STORE,
A constant supply Of Flour and Corn
q March %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23

TIME subscribers wish to employ a
u bout twenty good Stone Masons.
at Fort Washington, On the Potomac
They will give good wages and constant
application may be made
to either of us at the fort or in Alexan-
Sria.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23
he subscriber

kHC ouDSC'IUCL
Has for sale on moderate ternie
100 hbls. Whiskey
10000 Id, Bacon
SO bnsn. fresh Clover Seed.
DAHL. CAWO0D.
4. March 23.-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23
Belitha Laws,
John Cohagen.

March 2s--6t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23

Establishing the salaries Of the officers
Of the corporation for the year eighteen
hundred and sixteen.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23
Stone Masons wanted.

March 23-2t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15
ONE CENT REWARD.

RUNAWAY from the Subscriber on the 2Stl,
1S OF April last an apprentice to the Butche.
ing Business named
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15
LAND N,E.aR TO RICHMOND
FOR SALE.

am DESTROYS of selling, by private conveyance
My right to property on both sides of the
canal the same achich claim by virtue
of contracts made With Col. John Har-
rie deceased, some time before his death,
THE chief motive of this desire, at present,
is, TO satisfy debt which / owe to Neil McCoul,
Esqr. the amount not ascertained, secured on
that property. shall prefer to sell an undivd-
ed moiety. If a private bargain shall not be
made IN short time, apnblic sale will be at
tempted. The nature ofmy right with des-
eruption OF several claims against the Estate of
said Harvie for aconsiderable quantity of Wes-
tern Lands &C. may be understood by an examin
alton of the bill and documents filed against his
representatives in the Superior Court of Chance
ry, requiring perfect title to the above menti-
oDed property and compensation for the Western
Lands Copies of each ofthese Bills, with the
documents referred to, are left st the Mer-
chants Coffee house.
In the first of those bills it is admitted hat the
representatives of Col. Harvie will be entitled to
an annual rent charge of 200l. q year on the pro-
Perty offered for sale, so soon as amvested with
such title and possession, as the contract suthu-
rises; The rent charge was originaily 3OOl ayear,
and was reduced to 200 by a subsequent con-
tract--and it is also alledged that my claims a
gainst the estate for the Western Lands, are of
more value than the rent charge.
have made Improvements on the above Land,
the annual rents ofwhich have been estimated at
8 1870, the benefits of which with the use and
profit the whole land, including several quar-
ries, are now enjoyed by Col. Harvie's represen-
tatives for which am entitled to credit
All further particulars may be known by an ex-
animation of the documents referred to, or an
application TO
HENRY BANKS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15

At meeting of the Managers CT the Bible
'ociety OF Virginia, held at the Capitol OH Wed.
nesday the 5th of June 1916. q
PRESENT.
rev. JOHN BLAIR, Precedent,
Kew. JOHN BRYCE. 1st Iice Presidsnf.
Rey.9 JOHN H. RICE, Corresp'g. Seq.
WIN. MUNFoRD. Recorofs. Sec'y.
HENRY ROBINSON, Treasurer.
ROBERT GREENHOW,
Y GEORGE WATT, y
WILLIAM FENWICR.
JOHN PARKAILL. ,--,-
The Rev. John III. Rice reported the ri,tff.
ment OF his missionas Delegate, from this So.
ciety, appointed by the the Managers and con.
hrmed by the last General NIeeting. to
Convention Of Delegates, from Various;
Bible Societies in the City OF New.Yorle..-
on the 9th of May last, and submitted to he
Board the Constitution of . National Bible Socie.
~, as the result fiber mutual tlelibers,,ons,
and Their unanimous Observation-Disclosures
Resolved, that General Meeting OF the Mem
.bers OF tins Society be called, on Tuesday the
18th Instant, at the Capitol in the City of Rich-
mond, for the purpose of taking into considers
tion the proposed Constitution of the American
biole Society formed by the Cow ention arc esad
That notice ofsuch meeting be gwen in all the
newspapers published IN the said City that the,
ministers OF the Gospel of the several denom;naa
tons be requested TO give notice hereof TO their
respective congregations land that all persons,
whether meihbers or not, be invited to be pre-
sent at the said Meeting E
WIN MUNFORD,
n.-, Recording Secretary.
Richmond, June z 1916 -tdn, -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15
-----------C o1l1l5sloller n Clat18 &c.
LAND FOB. SAI-E

BY virtue Of a deed of trust executed BY Colo
Augustus Watson, late of Prince Edward Coun.
~, We will on the 10Th day of July Next. Il
fair, If not, the first fair day, sell on TIP pre-.
misses, so much of the tract Of LAND whereon
the sad Watson lived, and mentioned in said
deed OF trust, as may be necessary to effect the
purposes for which the deed was Execated q
This is avery fine ToBACCo PLANTATION.
lying about six miles above Prince Edward Cont
House, and in very desirable heighborhood--
The Land Will be sold for Cash.
JOHN HUDSON.
WILLIAM A. ALLEN.
JrEs.ces
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15

STRAYED form the subscribers plantation A..
bout the 9th day OF April, bay HORSE about
five feet four or FIVE inches high. has star on
his forehead, four foot white, think the left.
and one hind foot white, some white hairs where
the collar works, some small white; spots on his
chine, hang name and switch tai and IS very dull,
works in every kind Of gear, he is about twelve
years old--AnY person that will deliver the said
horse to me in Hanover county near the Meadow
bridges, shall receive the above reward or FIVE
JOHN BELL. .
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15
JOHN MOODY
agent. for
OLIVER EVANS.
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS having claims against the Es.
m tate of Nathaniel Davidson, deceased, late
OF Manchester, Virginia, are requested to pre-
sent them properly authenticated, to the sub
scriber for settlement, and those indebted, to
make immediate payment, as further indulgence
cannot be given
JESSE Redo, Err.
GaocHlaud Js,,te --v9,vs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15
.sPEECH.
Gentlemen Of the Senate, and
Ge-eler,e,, offbs I,,tse NJ y1str...

Gentlemen of the Senate, and
Gentlemen gfthe House Of Representatives..
As we have assumed the several staff.
ons which the suffrages of our fellow citi,
zens have destined us to sustain, for the
present year, avail myself of this custom.
airy interview to congratulate you on the
return ofthis interesting season, and that
our country is enjoying a state of peace
and domestic tranquility.
TIE institution of civil government. ID
essential to human happiness--without go
Yernment, existence would cease to be
blessing. But as we candiscern 40 ground
IN nature for the assumption of right in
enc individual To control the actions ,f an.
other, we conclude that all men a-e orioi-
nally equal /; aud therefore that Legitimate
government must be derived from The will
OF the people. However little the existing
governments of the world, generally, NAV
correspond with those positions, we have
the satisfaction to reflect that Massacbu.
settsand her sister SIXTIES, separately and
conformity, have realized, aud are now en-
jOying the right of self government.
That numerous population should as.
semble and legislate upon the multfarinus
concerns incident to the social state. is oh.
viously impracticabIe. Reflection and e.
Perience however, suggested convention.
and a representative authority was the re,
suit OF compromise. Every conceivable
compact is preferable 10 anarchy. But II
men duly estimate their own interests. in
committing their natural rights. each indi-
yiduaI, for the portion Of liberty he surren.
ders must receive in benefits from sociefvy
far more than an equivalent.
The people of this state have been favour.
ed by an indulgent providence, with an on.
portunity spontaneously of framing f6t
constitution Of government
upon !he broad basis Of equal rights. And
we may be permitted to exult in the re-
Election, that the great questions involved
in forming system of rules that must Last
indefinitely for ages and influence the con-
dillon Of millions, were discussed VIII, a
degree ct Intelligence and a spirit of can
dOur and mutual concession, which mark
'he period as an age Of wisdom and virtue
An that interesting discussion, facts and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15
WILLIAM McKEON

He is about 4 feet or 10 Inches high, light
complexion and has pleasing coun,ensnce, blue
eyes and sandy hair. He had on when h. went
away, suit of mixed WOODEN and cotton clo,bee :.
and took with him sundry other articles of clio.
thing not recoslected at present ii is supposed
that ne will make for Philadelphia or New York.
--Al persons are forewarned from harbor ne
nun, and captains ofvessels are forbidden to take
nun away, as they viii be prosecuted according
me above reward will be given to any per-
son delivering him to the subscriber at the mar.
ket house in this City, but no expences VIII be
paid.
June Sth-9t W .'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that at the next August
Court of Giles County at the Couft-house, there
6f, shall sell at PUBLICK AUCTION for Cash,
90 much of all the Lands & Lots in that county
returned delinquent for the non-payment ofTaxes
Of the last year & every year prior thereto, as
WILDE sufficient to discharge the arrears oftaxes
which shall then remain unpaid for those years,
B ten per centum per annum damages thereon,
together with the taxes of the present year. The
sales will commence on the first day of the court,
and continue from day to day until they shall be
completed.
THE Subscriber is authorized to receive all
such taxes and damages at any time before the
Land shall be sold. A List of the delinquences
may be seen in the Clerks Office of the County,
IN possession ofthe subscriber or in the Office of
the Auditor of Publick accounts.
THOS KIRK, d. S.
for
May 10.-2m. JOHN KIRK, S a. c..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15
lO DOLLARS n EWARn-

Csochiand. Jane s-w3w.. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15
DOM ESrIC.
From the sss'On DAILY notwithstanding s.
Massachusetts, Legislature.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WEDNESDAY, JuEE s.

WEDNESDAY, JuNE $,
Ordered, That a Committee be raised,
to consider the expediency OF demanding
fee for the change of names.
Ordered, That the Claplains be rsquestl
ed to interchange their official duties, dur
nally or weekly.
Ordered, That a Committee be raised 10
consider the expediency of providing for
such claims against the commonwealth, du-
ring the last war, as may not have been
heretofore liquidated.
At twelve O'Clock, agreeably to assign
nnent the two Houses met in Convention
when His Excellency the. Goyernour, ap-
peared, attended by the Honorable Coun-
chi, and Secretary, and delivered the fol-
lowing
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15
NOTICE.

Nv SPE committed to Chesterfield Jail. the,
9th of February last, (1816) two Mono MEN,
as runaways, to wit-Vailace and Jack They
cay they came from Baltimore, and were taken up
hey are free--they have no free papers with them.
Wallace is very black fellow, about 25 years old,
S feet or g inches high; his cloathing is napt
cotton Jack is about % years old, S feet 6 or
inches high; his cloathing is napt cotton--he is
very bright mullatto fellow.
fany persons own such Negroes, they may get
them by applying to the Jalor OF the above
County, proving his property, paying charges, &c.
otherwise they will be dealt with according to
law.
WILLIAM wINFREE, Jaiior.
MAY II. 1awI2w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15
90 DOLLARS REV ARD.

,sTRAYED or STOLEN from David Loving's.
Stable in Fluvanna County near Hezekiah Hol-
lands Mill, on the 18th inst. one black MARE,
6 years old this spring, about feet 10 inches
high, left hind foot white, small white speck in
will bring to Justice the Thief (if Stolen) and
deliver the said Mare TO me, living near the Union
Mills in said county, shall receive the above re-
ward, or TEN DOLLARS and all reasonable
charges viii be paid for the delivery of said
Mare.
GEORGE LOVING.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15
HENRY BANKS.
NOTICE.

EvHE SEASON for manufacturing FLOUR is
Il fast approaching, with prospect of plen-
tiful Crop of Wheat, and the probability of
considerable foreign demand-and as the utility
of Oliver Evans inventions, are highly apprecia.
eddy by those who use then-I take the liberty of
informing the public that I am amply supplied
with Licences for using the same-they will be
issued upon liberal terms, and according to
situation, on application.
Those Mllers who are in arrears, in conse-
quence OF the war, and other unforeseen accidents,
it is hoped will now be able to come forward
and discharge their respective accounts due said
Evans.
JOHN MOODY
agent for
OLIVER EVANS.
Richmond, June S. 1816.--w6w
N. b. Thosa owners Of Ills in North Carolina
who have any of the above improvements in use,
will please pay their patent fees to me, when they
wlll receive Llcence. }. NJ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-15

D.6fce ofctaims for property ldsf, captured
or destroyed, ,ohitst IN tie military SER
rice Of the United States, during the
late iCar.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-14
For Sale,

A valuable Tract of Land, lying il
Loudoun ceunty. containing eco icree
1t lies oil large stream called Broad-
Bun, by which it is bounded for threes
quarters OF mile. and which furnishes
alter fer the use Of farmer. The soa
y Of the best red slate kind, we'll Known
"a be the next best to the limestone soi's
peing fertile, and when worn out easily
] be improved by ali manpres; especi-
iiy BY the Plaster OF Paris. which is
Down to act with grea, effect on such
4il-150 acres are heavily ti.hbercd
With the finest wood of oak. hickory. &c.
so acres lie on the side of the above
-..med Run, and being rich low land
are well calculated for meadow. This
and produces good crops of corn and
Mall graie, aud is particularly excel.
ent grass land, which as it is near good
eef markets; alone renders it valuable.
here is a thriving apple orchard on the
land and the fences are good.
The land would be divided i'll should
g wished. 1t is 25 or so miles from
lexandria and Georgetown: y. Q miles
Gun the public road leading fscm Lees
,urg to alexandra.
The terms Of sale are moderate-they
vii be mace known a. any time by
Richard Fl. Lee,
near Leesburg, LoEdoun County.
May 2 staw2m
~ The subscriber intending to re,
move, will offer the aboye Tract of Land
II public sale, on the Goth Of June, il
lot previously disposed of at private
sale. r. H. L.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-14
Port of Hoston. Jlll,e T.

! Oit bOStOfts cNitc
CAPTAIN Snow, from Richmond, off the
'moath of Nantasket, on Saturday last
fell in with a vessel bottom up, apparent.
|Iy about 500 tans, painted pea color.
Brig Frances Daniels, II days fr. Rio
Janeiro ARRIVED at Portsmouth, Tues.
day afternoon last. Passengers, MesGrs.
[. II. Perkins, jun. and Horace r. Saw.
J er, who have arrived in town. and from
whom we have received the following in.
formation
They sailed from valparaiso esd janu.
AIRY, in tie IndefatigsbIe irigate. capt
Fife, and left there ships Beverly, Edes,
of and from Boston, l04 days uphclia,
Hill. of and from ditto, l22 days, aud
the Indus, Page, OF and from Salem. last
from Rio laneiro, all for the Sandwich
isles in a few days. The ships Malta.
West; Minerva, Chase; and Dolphin.
-. all six months from Nantucket.
touched at valparaiso the ed January,
obtained refreshments, and sailed next
day-had not taken whale since leav-
Ing Nantucket. Ship Charles, Worth,
Of Nantucket, put into Valparaiso, with
$50 barrels ok, about the middle OF No.
vember last, for refreshmcnt, was taken
possession of, detained rs days, & then
sent to Lima for adjudication, for being
deficient OF sea letter, and il was fear.
ed would be condemned.
When the Beverley and Ophelia arriv-
ed at Valparaiso, they were well receiy-
ed. and encouragement mas given hem
that they might take away copper; but
after waiting nearly three months, we're
refused permission to sell a siugIe pound.
Spoke on the passage from Valparaiso to
Rio Janeiro, on board the !ndeiati2 able,
IN sight Of Cape Horn, on the Eth FEB.
slip Zephyr, li8 DAYS from New Javer
bound GA waliag voyage--she touched
at the Falkland Islands. TIE whole coast
Of Chill was in possession Of the roy alists.
Information has been received that the
patriots were about marching to attack
t. Jago, the capital, which place the
toya'ists were fortifyiag. Left at Rio
ianeiro. brig Ra'ziliia, ior the Ae''iter-
rapean, and the Edward. Carman. for.
Amsterdam. just be.an to load. Ship
Earolinc, Jaclsaa. OF and from Boston,
,aiIed about Is ur 30 days before for 0u.
enos Ayres.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-14
New Publications

Just received far sale BY hts Subscriber.
BELLS Engravings Of the Muscles
and Joints, fren the second London Edi-
ton,
Hover's Sargery, Vol. 1st. cd in Press.
Latour's Historical Memoir of the War
in West Flo ida and Louisiana, in 1914
and 1915, with an Atlas Illustrative Ct
the different Actions.
Morier's Journey through Persia, Ar
mehla ard Asia Miner, to Constantine:
pie, in 1868 aud 1869, With Map aud
Plates.
Ma~e;s Travels in Brazil. particular.
ly in TIE Cod and Diane cid Districts,
with Maps ard Plates.
Hua,Doldt's and EonpIani's Personal
Narrative Of Travels in the Equinoctiai
Regions Of America.
Brakes Natural and Statistical View
'or Picture Of Cincinnati and tie Miami
Country, Illustrated bv Maps.
Paul. Letters to his kinsfoik, descrip.
tive Of the interesting Events en- the Cod
tiaent OF Earope, particularly of the Bat
tie Of Waterloo in 1915.
Terms of Christian Communion, with
\ particular View to tia Case Of tie Bap-
lists and Taedo Raptists, by the Rev
.ubert Hall. author of !Sermens.
JAMES KENNEDY e SON.
June S cow