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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14

otSiceE. Is iFoiii . -
siD', GENERAL POST OFFICE.
-. ,o,ort Of the committee Of the
Luz e, REPRESENTATIVES, appointed to
house -; ;.,to abuses aIledged to exist IN
ipqa ala,sm;pistration Of the affairs Of the
TIE au -, rast Office, has been printed, in
sel. ss. ! 81 a pamphlet, together with the
tue - ma ! ppon which it IS founded. we
,es',p esrsned this report with attention.
n.Ss arfan,;ned the accompanying ,prooiS
~. :a;.s,Iy ana with the most Impartial
',:'ses;t;sn. Upon full aal fair con-
. e 49,, 81 tie subject, as thus pre-
'..ote,I "a our.yicw, We have nc hesta !
80 w. = declaring cur opinion, that thee
- sss a serioasec charge Of corruption
= .,,,srsation IN of3ee SO feebly. sup.
" ..,. to- bsaccusscrs and Witnesses. II i
h nSssuuisd that, as the cop}snittef.
80. 80 20 the iniormers communicated,
n tbat they knew; and the result Isl
a.. a. ,,,roaall the varied concerns of one
sss 40 most difficult departments Of the
o. .arr,nept. with al; the light that couid
,sForled by intelligent aud coniiden-
s..rslerks, upon their oaths, not one So
., ~, fact has been proved that can
ins g ;mpearh the characters Of the par
lies implicated,
r, Abraham Bradley, Jr. the prineipal
sa.,s;. ii ii post master general, the 'aves-
Aston washighly interesting. 1'ohint
IN ,articnlar, the report = truly T. honofa7
Ne and it is with peculiar pleasure
Mat we pay his tribute Of aPfsoi'etiento
,oa man, who, in the discbarge-of an ar
,uoos public .rust. ms always manifested
i des,e oflaborioas diligence and per
ssyeriag assilaty worthy Of the utmos
7yre5iugfo, f.jfv Eoz9ftc.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14

49,. nllow:ng testimony in favor OF Of
,nS asr;toroas and unjuatly slanderes
nsn,S { from a democratic papers 3
ss eaNERAL POST OFFICE.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-14
May 4
For Freight,

sgs The good schooner .furorn, A.
- - Pjiifeu's, master; burthen 1900
arels. will AXE freight oastwise, OF
J, the West-lndies, Ell moderate terms
II vru yT yr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-22
Fashionable Fancy Goods aud MI
LcRUry.


MIS- Z. y s. FARLEY, inform the Lad;e. of
Portland and It's vicinity tn have this cay
opsced' ~ their Store in Exchange llrees,--, cafe
OF French M'llsnary the lasel Paris fashioas--i do
from Baltimore, con. aiming Chip and Satin Bon
net's OF the iaeR patterns perhaps fuperior 10 any
ever offered here before al!o large blsck lace
Shau's scarfs and Handkerchief elegant patterns.
eat variety Of white lace spencers. Piiierrsnes.
ny Caps and Turbans--workd Coiierets-- French
arnhcia' Flowers and other fancy assicles.--whise
and eo'oured figured Cypref.-,hread. mec.in and
cotton Laees-lionen and cofton Cambria figured
aod pam Muiiins-nice Linens--Geu,iemens aud
Ladies 3 x and Gotten Hole ELK and kid Gloves
wh'e q coIcured Levantine & plain Silks Ribbons
OF every defcripf,ou together with great variety
o. otner ar,e'es too numerous TO mention, which
,hey AWAY expect TO be fupp'ied with from the
's'eh London and Pare fall,ons. They Wi, make
thrir tndy 10 lelect urh article, a. will pleafe
ana iel,eif the patronage Of generous Pubic :
'rey aio continue their store n Bath where they
eneF he fame articles where the a.oye will be
iod =. CHEAP for Cath al any other piece.
Portland Ju'y IS, ,so. #.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-22
CHEAP GOODS,
JUST received by
GEORGE HILL,

~ A1Vys Asus
AMONG WHICH Aae-
BEST super fine m,ddhng and Iov priced Bro.x.
| clio h.-pe'ifse Cioths-sirgie and double m;!le3
Caiiimeres- Kevfeys-Huuter Cio,hs-pia;o.--
serges-- Stee knets-- Cossings- Dufi..- Pel;as
fauneis-Red figured diito--s 9 io& ia bIa..
kess-Baixes - Fizanels-- Mild vbi,e do --h.n1
fome Veaings Black elk forentine do-Rombe.
xes,s all c''or. pain * twill Wilbores--pl,;da
Ra,siaeus- veves--large aGutneu, Ladie. blaei
and aate worffei hofe--Mens diuo-loup vorllea
Drawers-Linens-Lon Lawns-- Linen C,mbr;r,
-lmns,ion ditto Britiih Co,tons--s,eam loon,
Shirang-a great variey Calicoe,- Caoeham,-
Copperplsfes--Pasehf urui,ures-- Dimos,es- Can.
brio do: Imitation and Co,,on shawls: bI,ek
and Color'd Cambrics; Leno, Book Null ,aa
faocy 6gured MuAsos; White Cambria, verv
cheap; 3 ack aud Coored twilI.d Lulfrinp, BI,cf.
Green aud eoi5red florence do B.ack Ind. Inf.
trings and Sarfnets; plaid do Italian and Cautoa
Grapes Back aud check FIX Handkerchief:
Company f4g do; B4udannas; White Csnhsie 4.
poke hdds D,aper.; Napkins Mnine..s; fous
daion Ns0 ms; iares and footing. Ribbons: ca.
ICONS; Ferte.. Quaity and shoe bindiass L.
dies Beaver KID and fix Habit Ciovea; Meps
Beaver, Woodhoek and SILK do; Stay iaces; sewise
G X; sik twin; rapesi sewing Cotton; Pias |;
Buttons &c. &c.
~ Parehafers Who win ssgsis. are rsquelsa
to call. a.
Oef. IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-22
JOSEPH NOBLE,
COppcrSmaih q Plumber.

4 I hi. chop near the head Of uaion Wharf. For.
ireet Portland, hAs for fsle
Srais AndIons Shovs,s. Tong. and fIooks
Brais add copper Keltles. snd Warming Pans
Sees OF Copper Meaiures
Rum aud Hand Pumps
Btats Caddleis'cks, Lamps Skimmers aud Ladies'
doc copper B,noac,e, Strap and Pan Lamps
Copper Nall, Bolts and Spikes
Deep Tea hand Cod and Mackerai Leads
Lead Speu's- Nefisof Weights
~ "a and 80 pound do Iron Windiam Boxes
Tin RIvets--Iron Cue Pots
Dusth and Rpglifh Pos--Shee, aad Bar Lead
Block Tin Spelter
5'az,er' and shes,hicg Copper
Few boxes Of Tin Plae-2d ciou, Nails
quantity Of smsIi 6xed damaged Wire,
Rotten and Pumi.e Stone,
1000 lbs Of o'd Copper. &c.
~ N. Manufactures al kiods Of work 10
D.. hre fueh - Copper Competition and Lead
WORK for vens's. together with all kinds of CON-
position and 6rafs Ca0ings for Machinery
B.-Cs0, given for old Copper, Pewter and
Aso' II. July Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-22
GOLD IND SILVER
Lusire, China, Crockery, Glass
and other Wares
CHARLES B .ANCHARD.

>, M"s1s~t. Rsv M;ddh FEET
NALL Eel, a, low prices, whoIefaie and retail,
w the mott complete ard belt feIecfea sf,s,
nen, Of ELEGANT AND COMMON VARS
ever offered 10 Portland
oNsIsTINo or
Dining and Tea se,ts of more han fifty, and Cups
and saueer' OF more than feventy d6sreu, pattern.
blue printed edgid aud c, e. Piafes Of every
Gze- Bowls Nugs-- Puchers- Cbamh ere Baton,
and Ewess Diihes- Salads Napp es- bakers
Tea observation-disclosures Coach Chamher,-
Butter Boats-S aluz Pepp Chair Pans-,unre
b ue printed, beA ensmeid pre(s d, naval and mil
RAY Laurence and other Pi-chers--Cu, Glsf.
D ihes -Decanters- Tumbers-Wine.-- Jel,ie.--
Clafiss -Entry Lamps Proof
& Forks Bed Paps-Pen Knives
- Canes Jew, Harp.--b,ock tin Tea Pon- favaI
aGd eegau. wire Baskets -CandIeR ck.- Whips--
spoons-snudsrs and Trays-Lookipg ClaAs.-
and irons shoveis Il Tougs- WATERPROOF, boz
lnd Hendricks patent iron boz Coffee Mills
beow'-Bfoihes- Caiiors-Toys. SC &c.
Sep, 5 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-22

Elegant Gold and Silver Lustre,
Rich cut GLASS, CHINA and blue prin-
ted WARE.
bis former Stock, and Offers for fsie very su-
PERB ASSORTMENT OF FANCY WAR.
not inferior to any ever offered in Portland. II
prices are much reduced AID caaaot fail 70 ~
istisf.cfion 10 purchafers,
~ J complete aGor,ment Of GIT E4AMID'
LOOKING GLASSES wholefae and retail.
b. c. Atwood.
Oct. Is. IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-22
NEW GOODS.
William & Edward Oxnard,

No. S. MUssrys Row,
YNAvE JUN opened for fale, black, green.
II Il brown, fawn, lsse, and olive Bcmbazetts--
Wi'dbores-wh;ie, green. red, black and yellow
FlanDells-baizes blaukeS. Csfimeres. aud SAITH
pe'ts-white and black Camhrics--lm Imitation
Shawls-btsck damssk Shawls a great variety of
cotton and ok Observation-Disclosures tspe.-
caiIoon and quality b,odings-Ac. &c
WIscAsSETr BILLS received ia paymeu, fer
Eng iih Goods. IF Sept. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-22
Mem Store-EngIsh, Mdia,& Do.
nestle Goods at Boston Prices
ELIAS KELSEY,

- FsPEcTFLLLY informs the public that he has
IL taken the store recently occupied by Henry
iIussey, No l. Middle street, where he has received
and offers for sale IS cases and packages
DOMESTIC and ENGLISH GOODS,
at very low prices at Wholesale or retail all of the
newest patterns and latest imPortations among
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-22
HARD WARE.
NEWELL & DANA.

Me- B>ssd eo, Bs6ss
HAVE received by The lac arrivals from Eup
md. very ellenGve fupply Of low priced
Cutlery 8 birmingham flares,
ec'nprihng a moi every arl,ee ufualy wanted for
he country trade which hey Offer 90 good terms
sos .aih or approved credit,
Oct =. g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-22
COLORIsG BUSINESS.

COLORIsG BUSINESS.
7HEfubfcr.ber informs the public that he exc
CUES the
COLORIAG BUSI ESS,
At the new Din llery, rear vaushans Bridge. where
he viii color Cloth. Clio hes or Yarn Cotton, Lin
en-, SILK or Wool, in the various coIors.
" He ALTO coIors and preaes thin cloth. or wo
met apparel ROBERT THOMPSON
N B. Coods lef. At ., the Store of MeGrs j. b
A. Carter for colouripg will be Immediately at
tended TO. II Portland July 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-22
Salt for Sale.
600 Hogfhead coarfe Salt for falc by
JOHN DICKS,
sept - tsw) No - Log W1ssf
MARCUS QUINCY.

IVA hNOOO QUINNI,
He'd If Pvtissd Pier.
K REPS eonRantly for fale of first quality, real
n London manufactured
PAINTS,
Ground or dry--which he will fell a, the lowell
price White Lead, blues. black, red. and green
PAINTS. Yellow for Aoors or ALMOST any col
our now 10 ufe for in or ous6ae os Hoases OF vef
ies, warranted 10 dry in fix hours. If required
Alto pots. Jugs, Bfuihes &c. He will attend 60
the painting bufineis a. ufuai.
Likewise general aAortmens of
w. 1. Goods ana Groceries.
which he will sell cheap.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-22
up CHEAP GOODS In

Nov telling OF ty the fubte'ibsr 2. the Gore
lately occupied by Webter II Chafe. No 4
Rachsoge free. ,nevt door TIC Barbour & Lincoln
(sv cab ss!y-a valuable aGortmens Us
English, French e. ladia Goods,
fuitahle for the prefent aud approaching featon
Tbofc perfons who may with TO purchaie viii fnd
it for their beneht to call. The Goods being a
conignment, will be fold Tor lelss than coli and
charges TO clofe concern.
Portland Augutl JAMES NEAL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-22

THR fubicriber hereby gives public notice TO all
concerned, that he has bees duly appointed
and taken upor himfelf the rul of Executor of
he Ian will and teaament of JEDEDIAH COBB,
late of Cray, in the county Of Cumberland, Cen
,leman, deceased. by giving bond az the law di-
sects--he therefore requeits all perfons who are
indebted 10 the fad deceafeds eftaae 10 make i'm
mediate payment and ,hofe who have any de
mands thereon, to eshibit the fame to
Cray. Oct. 2 EBENR. COBB
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-22
Bible Society Of Maine.

Il HE Members of the Bible Society of Maine
are hereby notified, tina. Mseiing of the
Society will be held at the Cour, Houe in Portland
on THURSDAY, the SIN ini! at 8 clock p M
to take into confederation the e.pediency of be
coming Auxiliary to the American Bible Society
a genera! attendance is requeled
BY svdsr ftbe Tsfes.,
Oct IA, ice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-22
LAND no LET.

THE land on which the building erected for
Circus now aands together with about hftv
feet from, TO the fouth Of it, ii will be let on leaie
of FIVE years or for A1orter time for terms az
ply at this Office
Portland Oct. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-10-22
SAMUEL HANSON,

SAMUEL HANSON,
AS for fac a, his ftors Middle.arest
hhds w Rum
do Gin
PIPE Cogniac Brandy
5 hhds MolsiTes
kess Tobacco
chefs souchong Tea
goo lbs Coffee
1900 lbs Sugar
1000 feet BY 8 and by 10 Clan
SO quin,as Fiji
90 hhds Salt
cake Sd. lol and cod cut Nails
s Mill Saws
10 reams Paper
The above goods will be fold on the lowell
terms With general a1orrmeot of
~ 4. Goods, Hard Ware, &c.
Portland Sept. 20 IT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-27
NOTICE TO TEACHRRS-

FHNfiE Truatees of the Dnwid;e Academy in
c'1seqne'c- Of the removal of rl,s rr.sent
ncumen will rec i've proposals until the 18th Of septew
per next, Tor Principal Tutor ard Assistant for that SEMI
airy. ~ Sei"-
The situation is considered presenting perbans
advaniaFes til1 any similar institution IN Virginia 1he
heaithiness of the nighohood and the ervrre,ce ~ III,
Whle excellent 30 ARD be procured will always en-
sure as nhiy scholars possibly attended 10 The
trustees are Wiling 10 contract either stimulated IN.
n,lty or TO permit the admission limited number N
piis Tor price 10 be sen the Contract. The stroti N
has hitherto be- remarkably profitable ard the Trns "a
arr disposed 20 allow very bc ~ compensation to gentle
men of resrecta'iiitv and science e
II viii be required ha the applicant he cas,;caIIy eon
Tersan with az the Latin and Greek Languages ara
possess an extensive acquaintance with the arts "a scir
cS usually taught-parteuaryt the higher branches of Mn
Unquestionahle testimonials Of the pos,css;on Of these
quibcafIors and of morals will IL ,pected and
none need apply but such can erocnre them w
the principal professor, with whom the contract i m bs
made and IL expected that he should engage his er ar
NJ own rcsonsibiy-suijec however the appreciation
of fhe Triistcfs. ~
The School viii become vacant the 9th day Of Deeem-
br next, Mt which time the gentleman with whom tbe
Trustee may agree will take piice.
JOHN Peer M.
ROBERT PEGRAN,
ARMiSTEAD BUR7VEIL,
HERBERT GREGOR7. .
THOMAS WRITER'S.
Committee of Trustees 10 rcce;,,e bro6osois
H n. The Academy sufficiently connohiots To admit
tn recent,on ola family.
Dinwd'e c. II. July 81. 93-wsws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-27

I an happy ~ perceive, that whilst a
desire to correct 5ac inelnaiity OF rsprc-
sentation, through the medium of a conven-
tion, is diifusiog itself amongst us. there is
very general determination. in this part
90 the country. IN take no step without the
Legislative concurrence. The most zeal
oaS TRENDS OF the proposed meeting at
otaunton. openly d savow any desire to
call convention without the assent Of the
Assembly. Whist. on the other hand, ,noa
OF all parties unite in supporting the mea-
sure, upon the Just and temperate princi--
pies which are now professed. The pre-
vai'nce of this spirit of mod ration, cannot
be too much desired nor perhaps, can it
be better promoted, than by a ready aC-
quiescence in every legitimate means ofre-
dressing grievance, which confessedly eX-
ists, and by the general support of tenn
perate and calm, but cors:ntaneous appeal,
to the Legislature. on the propriety of cal
ling conventions.
1t isprobaby true, as has been suggest d,
that the proposal to call a convention has o.
originted with the directors & agents
OF the unchartered banks. But the interests
* feelings and passions of these institutions,
will be lost in the great interests of the
people. unless. by an iniudicious procedure,
we contine the imp rtant ard popular
work Of reform to them and to their friends.
In that event, they will stand forth rs the
champions of public right, and will chaf-
lenge for themselves the reward of their
devotion to the pablo liberty. They will
point to their opponents, as the opponents
of the Just claims Of the people. They
will carry into their meetings and conven-
tons spirit of rash violence, pregnant
with danger to the tranquility of the state,
unless it be tempered and appeased by the
association of others.
1t is, then, better that the moderate and
rejecting men, whose feelings areNnot ex-
cited by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES opinions
are not warped by particular views, should
unite in the pursuit of an object. on which
the eyes ofthe people are too intensely fix
ID. to be easily diverted. We may then
hope for reform without revolution. We
may anticipate the correction Of abuses,
not the destruction of the civil polity. We
shall see the structure of the government
improved and adorneSl--not RACED to its
foundations-and the mutual confidence
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-27

The seizure of the American Consul at
Cadiz, is a very singular transaction in
whatever light tits viewed. We are era-
tilted to hear, however. that although Mr..
Meade was Imprisoned in the dungeon of
the fort st Catalina, his family. his mcr-
camille house, and business we're unmolest-
ed and that his business was carried on in
the same way as if he was pfeseat at mis-
house.
When Mr.. Meade was scling as Ameri-
can vice consul, MIR. Cathcart was absent
from Cadiz he had come to the U. S. for
his family, and fortunately arrived few
weeks after Mr.. Meade had been seized !;
the business of the Consulate, meant time,
conducted by Mr.. James Robinett, of
- 'Teade's house.
~ be presumed from the character
FS$ 1erience Of Mr.. Cathcart, that he
4 not have failed to make suitable re-
presentations on the violation of the natl
onal consulate in the person of Mr.. Meade.
Tfuror0,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-27
500 acres ofLAND

A AUCIION-i will sell, at Pubic Auction.
~ on FRIDAY, the 10Th day ofAugu-t, for t,e,
benefit OF the Distributes Of the estate of Ma
TUNNER, deceased. TRACT OF LAND. situated in
louisa eonty, nearth nnrth side ofthe south brand, OF
aSa s, from ,h xadeey,ie and two nils from cusa,o,
which is excellent low ground il has an elegant b;Idu
part of the country. ~ ''' ''Ai
The sale will at 10 s'cloc. on the nyen;e
IN ,nhspuabe title will he made and twelve months cr
m allowed te purchaser on giving bond with approved Sc
eurity TO carry interest from the date If NOT ,ncta,
paid and deed of trust upon the prsrs 10 secure the
payment. A. TIrRNCp ~
July 81 os,i. 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-27

Tn the annexed table 1 have given the
amount of the taxes of the year 1916, hav-
ing no later statement Of the taxes of this
Commonwealth. have also transcribed
the amount OF the direct tax payable by
amount of the valuation of each county,
from an authentic document from the trea-
sury dep ,rtmcnt.
Considering the United States assess
ment to afford fair estimate of the abl-
ity of the respective counties and sections
OF country to bear the public burdens.
have estimated the tax which any county
or section ought topay by this simple state
ment:
AS the whole United States
Tx. S7sS,4e5
10 the whole amount of the
State Tax, 2oS, s01
So is the United States Tax in any coun-
y
To the proportion of State Tax such
County ought to pay.
do not pretend to minute accuracy in
my calculations. The data are accurate.
The deductions from them have some-
times been matter of estimate, as the oal-
culations were laborious, and minute
accuracy unimportant. Those dispo-
sed to greater precision, will find the
means afforded by the Table for attaining
1t.
am aware that the United States valu-
alton includes slaves as we'll as lands. But
as have not confined mys If to the State
Mnd tax, but have made my calculations in
relation to the taxes generally, presume,
the circumstances alluded to viii not vary
the result materially.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-27
James Haryts q, Richard L. Bohannan

James Harris u Richard l.. Bohannan,
HAVE associated themselves in The A.
& POrHEcARIES 81 DRUGGIST BUSINESS,
under the firm Of JAMES HARRIS (, Co. and have pur.
chased the estaJhment of the late Wa. West, where they
offer der services trir friends aud he public IN the
various departments of their line.
JAMES HARRIS, To whom the business of the concern
solely confdfd has been rguarly educated in the above
busnessau Will caTeflily select, and pledges himself
keep constantly hand the bes articles that be OBJ
tanrd ~ their line Of business.
They earnestly solicit the patronage Of Country Mer-
chants and Practitioners OF Medicine. and fafte
selves that they viii e enabled supply them on terms as
accommodating ANY other establishment IN the Citt.
They also solicit thu patronage Of those Practitioners
Mdcine in the Civ. Win wish their prosecutions put IN
witl.'neatness and despatch.
July 81. 23.fm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-27
PHILADELPHE.A.

PHILHDELPHL4.
ENOR SALE, at the Wholesale Commission
Wsrehmnse, f-r di'posal Of Domestic and En-
repedn Coo4s, No a., North 81 street, next door
20 Wiliisrn Eliai's Hotel.
10000 Cotton Yarns, best quality
Bed Iickens. large assortment
Ma'trass Stripes
Oh, eks snd Stripes
American Calicoes
Stitis Is and Shcttinrg
Long Cloths, Chambra;s
Saddle Cloth Stufs
Cossnctts and Ssttinets
Superfne Cloths
Twilied Jeans. printed
Bnckskin Gloves
Mttncfs
t,inghams
Flanucs
10 j W and Woye Drawers
Stout KersryS
Floss and Cotton thread, &c.
JOHN LORRAIl1. Jun
Ageaf,
Joy "a 2S WOW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-27

n, the 10Th, some brigands entered a
e,ruo house at Loury, near Orleans, muir
,sred SIX people. Carried off much valua-
,',s nroperty, and set FIRE to the premises.
Ss.rch is making after the perpetrators Of
This horrid act.
horrid crime was committed last week
:. the commune of Merry les Bois. A man
,.ho knew where 80 francs were deposited
- The house of his landlord, in attempting
80 get it, was discovered by girl OF six
,sars old he Immediately turned and
,;,nrdercd her---he then murdered =
Girl of Is, who hearing her cries had
come to her assistauce-and finally, the
father, who came 10 save the lives OF his
Two chiidreo. fell a sacrifice to this monster.
The villain fed.
Ertrsct ola letter, from, an intelligent H.
Dre,fcan gensienit.,, in France, dated Pa
ris, May %.
The most agreeable circumstance to
aa american, in travelling III this country,
Is the high standing of our character in
Europe since the war and the Algcrine
a,fur. The oaly inconvenience IS The chance
ofbcng mistaken for Englishmen, who are
universally disliked. expected this in
France. but am surprised to lie TN that
the feeling Is Still stronger IN 1ouand ana
Belgium So marked IS the difference Of
feeliog towards us and the English on the
continent. that English travellers have =
yen found it expeGisnt to assume our cock
ade 81 Eagle" n. Y.NAT. ADV.
At Palermo, Sicily, May IS, no insurecton at
1uus had been heard OF. The mail arrives
three times a week st Palermo from Naples, and
there we're frequent arrivals Naples FROM 1unis.
at the last dates The British squadron was at Trip
oil, enJ-avo curing To make her do as Aigiers and
Tunis have The Princess of Wales had arrived at
Malta FROM Tunis, and had sailed Tor Athens. Her
immediate attendants are German, and she sails
from place 10 place with apparent nnpatience, in
polacre ship which she has hired.