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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
NOTICE
To olcners Of Merchant Mills, Grist Mus
HLce mills d 1u1nUf0cfo,.;oc 81 a., O.

10 otcners Of .Herchant Mills, Grist Mis-
n.ce mats 6 manufactures Of flour, &c.
Whe'eas IN my travels through the country Ia
col ect the pa ent feSs due TO Mr. Oliver Ey.n,
ior hlsI"'provtments in the art nf Mannheim
nS Flour and meal-many Of you have not been
led upon by reason of your remote situation
you VIII Therefore please t. furnish ne The Ef'
''"i"S memord'ida VIZ state The situation OF
'ur mil, The standing Of your stream on, an
VeFase OF seven years. now many par of stone
'u run a Their Dame erS the number of eli.
'%ors h"pper-bOys conveyors, &C us ed am,
upphed, lie number of barrels oi Aour mod
~ you m "a hours, the time Of erectIon of vo,r
mt or miiis and by wha. mlwr GIN or work
man II wa' erected. THIS cert fc lie 10 be sion
"a ny wv" or more Neighbours, attested by :
justice OF the peace or The clerk OF the co,in, ,
or cooperation court, wler, YOU reside ~ ON
closing thus document to me by post il viii on.
ao'e me, by scale, to ascertain the ouan,um nj
ees due, with equal justice to the patentee and
me o"ners-thereby saving great expense in ira
Yelling and labour To those Concerned II ~ NO,
expo cied that this notice will be attended 70 b,,
those who have been sued for using the inyen.
lions without licence.
Gentlemen residing south Of the Rappshsnock
NORTH aud South Corollna, Georgia. Miss;ss;n,,
Territory, and Upper and Lower LOUISIANA
may, with ease, avail themselves of these ad van
tages '~'0 az '"''-
have requested the Deputy Marshalles in
virginia, as they pass, to examine and repori
tie mills running without licence
JOHN MOODY.
Agent for Ohuer EUans.
Richmond, Sept. IL, 1816.-2aw3w.
N. ID. For the conveniency Of those persons
VINO are owners of Merchant, Flour or Grit
mills IN tie Eastern section of this state. will
II health permits, attend at the Ralcieh Jap.rD
IN Williamsburg, on the 28th of October next.
When ! VIII, m pursuance Of powers vested m
me by the Patentee, offer such terms to the DUN
ers of mills WHO have in use, Dithour ieenec
the above machinery in whole or in part. or those
who are disposed TO use them or any part ofthem
as WI be productive Of great benefits, not ONLY
to miliers IN particular, but to the community
~ general, as Il may be the means of put
ting into operation, number of mills situat
ed an fine grain country, and contiguous TO
navIgable water.
September 18th. I'M
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
VIRGINIA..

at Rules ao'Gea in the Cisrk's Gs7ss " the So.
perior CotHt q Chance,y for the R;rhaiend Dis.
trSes, nc 24sh day Of August 1916.
Mary Elizabeth Victoria Aubin Laforcst, and
Ann Eliza Aubin LaIorest, inG,n, daughters Of
Aubin Laforest, decd by Michael II. P,,iaux
their guardian and next friend, Pi,f,s
ACAISsr
Moses Davis x William Moncure, Defts
Inc Defendant Moses Davis, not having en-
tered hrs appearance aud gwen security aeon.
ding to the Act of Assembly and the rules of this
court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not An inhabitant Of this country. IL i
ordered, that the said defendant do apnear her,
on the first day of the next term and answer th
bill OF the plaintiffs; and that a copy of this or
iderbe forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lshed in the City of Richmond, for two month
successfully, and posted at the front door of tn
Capitol, IN the said City.
copy-Teste,
I'm. w. He,iiig. O. c.
August IL, 1916 wSw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
Angus 2s-w8w
VIRGINIA:

.
III Rates linden in Tie Clerks Office of fle SINE.
'1or Court Of ChGncs'g for tie Rich,nord NJ
:, f'7cf, me 24th day Of MY 1916.
Nathaniel Dunlop, adminisIraior fr.s ,,,c.
deceased, Elizabeth M'Cance, widow and relici
OF The said James M'Cnce, dece ,sed. and wa.
lam W Gray and Mary his wife, formerly Mary
ou"'Oi'' Pits.
Alexander Dunlop, surviving partner of James
Duhiop and Alexander Dunlop, trading under
me ilrm OF James & Alexander Dunlor,. Hester
Duniop, widow and executrix of the said James
Jump, decd and Margaret Dunlop. and lanes
Dunt7P, surviving children, leeatees. and dew;
sees OF the said Jas. Dunlop, decd. D,f,,,
ihe subpoena ad revivendum awarded in This
cau'e, against the defendant Alexander D,,nlon
not having been returned executed, and he not
n~S3aG entered Asa. car ante and given secur
y arcording to the act OF Assembly and the
Rules or this Cour and it appearing bv salts.
factory evidence, that he is not an ;nhab;,ant of
mss country. 10 is ordered, That the defendant
DO appear here on the first day of the next term
ana show cause if any he can, against the revival
thereoy sought; and that copy of this order be
ior,hwith inserted in some newspaper published
~ city of Richmond, for two months succrs
siveiy and posted at the front door of the CAM.
tol, in the said city. f'
ACopy-Testc,
A ust ID. s' g C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
VIRGINIA.


AZ Raies holden in nc Clerks Office ofMe sub1
rim Court of Chsnrery for The Richmond Dis
triet, the 24th day ar juas, 1916
Rose Morris, PiH
Robert w. Mosby, James Otway Crump, Jesse
Owen, and Nlncey nus wife, formerly Nance,
Mosby, Joan e Howard, and Judith his wife
formerly judith Mosby, Peter tegueur & Lucy
has wife, formerly Lucy Mosby, relic, of Jo.
scPh Mosoy dec'd Defrs
The defendant, James O,way Crump, no
having entered his appearance and given securi
y &C ording to the Act of Assembly and IN,
Rules OF hs court, and it appearing by salts
factory evidence, ina lie is not an mhabi:ant OF
ths country: IL is ordered That the said deien.
dsnt do sppear here On tho FIRST day of the mex,
term and answer the bill of The plaintiff; and
that copy Of TINS order be forthwith inserted
an some newspaper published in the City al
Richmond, for two months successNely and
posted at the front door Of the capitol, IN the saiG
CITY
copy-Teste,
VIM. w. HENING, C. C.
August 21-wsw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
THE MILESIAN'S GRAVE.
Inscribed to the Rev. X. C.. .Maturin.
From the Dublin Gazette.

THE MILESIAN'S GRAVE.
Inscribed to the Rev. II. C.. .Matarin.
Stranger. if westward lie thy way,
A moment pause by yonder glen;
And, If thy heart be gentle, stay,
And breathe sigh, and raise PRAYER,
For hum whose SORROWS slumbef there.
Bot it in PASSIONS trammels tied,
The slave Of pleasure or Of pride,
1T thy cold heart can onl, know
The sigh that heaves ior selfish woe,
And it thine eye refuse The tear,
To pity and to memory dear,
Pass on-nor with unliailowed tread,
PioE q the quiet of tn, dead.
The wandering peasant seeks it not,
For tits a lone: though lovely spot.
The sot,est green that nsture's hand
iia'E scattered er her favorie land,
Here forms contrast strangely far,
To the near mountain dark and bare
On whose bleak sides and shadowy height,
Hang wintei'S gloom and natures night
That spot with Springs green beauty crswn'd,
And flowers and fragrance blooming round;
IN Nilowed shade appears to shun
The glories of the noon lde sur,
let does his morning splendor rise,
run ON the spot where Connal lies,
And evenings radiance meek and fair,
An parting Brightness, fingers there.
When the loud winds, in mighty SWEEP,
Come rushing Ger the lonely deep,
When the black tempest in its birth,
With gathering thunder shakes the earth:
Sie SPIRITS OF the storm, less rule
Within th. molly soltuue,
BID tie " Id winds less fiercely rave.
where 'he lone cypress bows TO wave
las oranches Ger The Rebels grave
Stranger it Erin gaze thee birth,
Tread lightly O'er ,his sacred ear.h
1t Pereeuuon's bigot sway
obscure with gloon thy rising day,
cold opPe ssion's dead'ning hand
Fa'i heavy on Thy native laud,
Here iet Thy Kindred sorrows Aow,
Aiies,a Connal sleeps below.
Or II, pcrchance. thy happier state
Place .hee ne, nj O'Aioryc1Is fate;
1t thou cars nd ,hy country 5 cause,
AND share her Ll-ss.ngs and her laws;
IL homo $ san ior thee may shine
1t hop, and glory m. be tiiine;
On De nul too sesersiy Just
10 ihm wliise Spir.; wara,'d ihis dust
From ii''n tie path 70 hopes Career
Was susrded by the hend Despair;
iwas ms to bow an bear Ie ard
hHSeo ny EAclusiOns whitening 'sad
Twas his, wax. namcess death to cope,
" To Know the SOLDIER risk witoul the soldiers
hepe."
For him e angel mercy pie d.,
The motive sanctify The deed,
And Nalor sigh, and Wonan's tear
EmbaiIn the heart tnat moulders here
Connol. thou sleep'st--but memory owns
The hallow'd turf that shades thy bones:
Her lamp shall light Thy lonely tomb,
Ard laurels of immortal bloom,
Memorials OF The buried brave,
Shall shadow the Mlesian's grave.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16

Vi.iGiNTA'
ut hi'es holden in The Clerks Office of the Sy
Pei4or Co'rt 81 chance'y FIR the Richmond Dir
Mansfield Watkins, p,sf
A0INsr
Luman Bishop & Leroy Hall. D.6,.
me defendant, Luman Bishop, not having en-.
tered ms appearance and given security accord.
ing 70 the Act of Assembly and the Rules of ,h;s
coar' and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
mat he is not an inbabitant of this country /:
~ IS ordered, That the said defendant do appear
- oh u,e hrst day OF the next term and an
wer the bill of the plaintiff; and that conv of
ms order be forthwith inserted in some newsna.
per published in the city Of Richmond. for two
months successfully and posted at the front door
OF the capitol in said city ''' >-'''
Angus, 2S--wsw '' '''"'"S' &C
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16

Escaped from the prison in Chiiicothe. state n,
o.. 0, on the night of the 4th OF June last. las
rs: Elk, alias JAMES ESSEX CROSBY STER.
LING. en-
He is about SO years of age, five feet seven in.
ehes high, of fair complexion, thin yisape. GpI
mar large eyes, Roman nose, large whiskers; b,
trade clothler, can work at carIling, or any en-
pioyment IN manufactures and is also exf,e,t ;
the sword exercise and boxing. He was born :.
Warwickshire, in England and it Is believes.
state. i
The said James Essex, alias James Fes.x r,ro,
oy STERLING, was committed to Jail las, ianua,
on charge of robbing the mail of the U Stat.
Ills partner who calls himself THOMAS
NOBLE, alias THOMAS w NOBLE. is now !,
prison on charge of robbmg the mail At n,
ban same tune. The above reward viii be given f.
MS apprehension. and delivery, or confinement n,
any Jail OF the United States, s. that ne can be
brought to trial ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
Mayo g. Frayser,

Mayo 8 Frayser,
TIRE door' 6eIo'O ne Farmers Bank Of Va.
Have just received the following publications.,
The .dntiqaary--2 cois.
Spiritual QuiaOtte--2 do.
Whites Letters on Engtand-e do.
HobhonSe'S Letters from France,
HeadLong Hall,
.Ma1toetps Poems,
Hderim Ga Syrian tale.
ALSO,
An additional supply Of Careys QuaytO
BibEes.
October So 70.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16

VIRGINIA.:
M Rules holden in Me C2ert's O6ce of tie SIM,
'ior Court IF Chanee'y for Me I,ichuond Dir.
trie', The 24M June. 1916.
Farquhar MKenzie, Duncan M,Ken,;. C.n,.
rine M'KenEie, John Chisholm, and WiiIian.
"' Phf's.
Nalhanel SneisoD, administrator of the .,ood.
chatels 4 credits which were of John Mig
ze, deed. and Donald VI Kenzie .Jobn M,Re.,
Eie' william MKenzie, John M'Rse and M
~ hIs wife, who was formerly Mary M'Kenz,e
and Alexander Chisholm, Alexander CbisLoIr,
lurr. Archibald Chisholm and Donald Cb;s
DttYs:
he"zie, William M'Kenzie, John M'Ra4. and
Mary bis wife, Alexendef Chisholm, Ale1snder
Chisnolin, Junr. Archib Id Chisholm. and Dor
@d Chisholm, not having entered their sppesr
,hce and given security according 10 the Act RI
Assembly md he Rules OF this Court. and
appearing BY Satisfactory EVIDENCE that they are
s no, inhabitants Of this country. IL is orsierea
NAT the sad defendants DO appear here ON I'll,
nrst d2y OF the nexi term ard answer the bill of
nc Fta'ntifsi and that copy of this order be
lT'n~ith inserted in some newspaper published
n Tie City ri Richmond, for two months enc.
sesslvely and pos ed at the front door of the -.
1fn'. IN he aid City.
ecPy-Teste,
August 21--wsw. - S'
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VIRGINIA.:
A ust II.

VIRGINIA:
III ifntes holden in the Clerks Office the Sy,e.
1or Court Of Chancery for me Richmond D,,
t'1ct tie 24fh day Of June 1916.
Elizabeth d. Kennon, exox. of Richard Kanro
Plaintiff
john Marable, Richard MarabIe. and Alex.,i. ,
Brown adm'r &c OF Chsmpoa Marable. dee,
sea, Leonard Claiborne, and Mary VI his WI.
william b okes, and Elizabeth b s,ok
and Mary VI Stokes. and John n, grar and g. +
" ms wife, Jonathan Ne iweIher ,I,ckso,
FhllIp Whitehead Jackson, md MARY FL
oeth jackson and Champion Cartar Masah,s
her and devisee Of Geurge Marabls deceaae6
IT. f'ejeHd,m's.
Inc Defendants John Marable. Richard Mara
PIE, Jonathan NJ. Jackson, ant. Mary EIizabei,
Jackson no. having entered their app earance and
gwen security according 10 the ct of Asscmbl,
a''o lue Rules OF this court, and it appearing In
fa'isiac'ory evidence, that thew are not inbsh;
ANTS OF 'his country IL is ordered, tia, the saI
ue'ehd&nts do appear here on TN first dav al
nc next term and answer the bill of The plan,if,
an that copy ofthis order be forthwith in.
serp III some newspaper published in The Cit,
OF i-Ichmond, for two months successiy civ .nd
sad city. '''0i' i" ''''
"A Copy--Teste,
WIN. w. HENING, C. C..
August iA--w8v.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA:
III Rides holden in The clerks office ofthe Sube.
rfo'' court Of cidncenyfor the. Ric1m0nd Dis.
rfcf, the 24h day Of august 1876
Joseph G. Peters, & Jonas Harrison, merchants.
trading under the firm of Peters and Harrison
Pits
John Coe, and John Marsh merchants of the
city OF New York, and John c. Walker. and
Co trading under tine firm of Walker & Co
y. .'e cry OF nlcainond, Defi's.
The Defendants Aaron Coe, and John C. Marsh
not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the Act Of Assembly and
Me Rules of this Court and it appearing nv salts
factory evidence, that they are not nhabitanis
ofthis country 1t is ordered, That the said he.
PENDANTS do appear here on the first lav of the
hcxt term and answer the bill of The Plaint;fI
and that copy of this order be forthwith inser.
ca IN some newspaper published in the CITY of
Richmond, Tor two months successive!v and nos.
ted at the front door of the Capitol, in the said
city. '"'O
Copy Teste.
August 31-wSw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
Notice is hereby giyen. TLat

! petition will represented 10 the next General
assembly praying The passage of a law TO estab
ish a turnpike road from the north end Of the
srook turnpike at Owens Tavern to Ground
Squirrel bridge in Hanover.
August II. wev
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
REQUEST
TO MERCHAN Is. TRADERS IN

gentleman from the Southv ard, having been
robbed IN the borough Of .Norjok, "a. On the
night Of the Oath inst Of 7lvO IHousdnd Dollars.
IN souch Carolina Bank Bills; (,he numbers, &c.
or winch ne had left at home, and daily expects
20 receive and pubish,) requests the favor Of
,nerchants, Traders, and others, in Richmond.
Pc ersburgh, Alexandria, Baltimore. Pbilsdni.
obia and New York, to take down the numbers
Z dates OF such notes Of the above named Bank
IS may be offered to them, with the names of lie
persons making such ofter--as At may lead 10 =
detection of the robber. The numbers. &c NJ
The notes will be published in this paper, as soon
- '~SNhSNf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
I'm. ". RsnfnT c. c.

The parties named in the forepoinc order a..
hereby notified to attend at nv Office in Forn
Vile on the first Monday in November next. foy
the purpose OF carrying the. same into eff ct.
oct. 2-w3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA:
81 Rules hoi9en ia tie Clerks Mice r the Spoe
rlor Court Of caGecery far tie Richmond Dis
trie. the 24h den IF Jise, 1916
Sherwood Parish, Stephen Murrell, Crsddock
Vaughan, Benjama Bradshaw, Thomas Dick
ensqn77 MATHEW Lacy, junr. Ph's
AGAISsr
William M'Richard con, admin;st ator of Ste
phen Sampson, julr deed and Elizabeth n
Sampson, George X sampson, NJ .rtIIa III p
Sampson, Margaret +. Ssmpson, Narcissa NJ
sampson, Mary Sampson, Agnes SAMPSON
and Caroline Y Sampson, heirs and distr;bu
t. of the said Stephen Sampson deed bv
tue said William VI. Richardson, specially as
signed tier guardian to defend them IN tins
sun, DeC'n.
The defendants, FL zabeth r. sampson, Geo
Sampson, Martha Eliza Sampson Margaret
+ Sampson. N~rcissa NJ Sampson, Mary samp
son, Agnes y Sampson, and Caroline J Saup-
sop, not having entered their Appearance and
given secur,iy according TO the Act of Assem-
bly, ard the Rules Of this Court, aud it appesr
ingby satisfactory evidence, thai they are no
inhabitants Of this country: IL 10 ordered Tba,
the "a Il defendants do appear here on The frs
day % tie nsx term and snswer the bill Of the
Plaintiffs and thai copy of this order be
forthwith inserted IN some Dewspaper published
IN Inc Cry Of Richmond, for two months sue
cesslyely and pos ed at the front door Of the Ca
pitol, in the said city.
A oOPy--Teste,
VIM. w. HENING, C..
August 2I--wew.
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JUHN HAMM,
.Harshal Of ONO District

GAINESVILLE, Ohio, July Is
QJIhose printers who are emploved IN ,rb
iisi the iawso the U S are reques ed 10 p,v
TINS advertisement one insertion a we tor 81,
weeks successfully, and forW ard their bills to this
rfhce for payuerf " '
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16

OF papers in Richmond Petersburg.
alexandria, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
fork, would aid the csuso Of justice and phi
lahtnroPy' oy giving the following request one
or two insertions ia theirrespeatiye naners
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VIRGINIA:

August s-wsw.
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VIRGINIA.:

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500 DOLLARS REWARO

Sept. 11-w8w.
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Wm. W. Henning.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13

Portuguese Alipisasr A1 asss. an "a
The 6FstsFrench nam df war that afacliss
led at Madeira since 1905. Left 81
|. jefferson, KeMaedy, Of Hkilaaslnhia. Isl
lsssl for The Cape de Yerds next day bl !.
Bonf, Packet, from Nantucket. nliIoa
|ing brig Layanta from New York ins
arrived; ship Planter, late of Baisinfofs
condemned as unseaworthy J; brig Pre-
sage, Rose, from Alexandria, touched i.
Madeira and sailed on the 10th Of Nc
venber for a Market /; same day q Dute
squadron of Slime of battle ships, SRI
gates, corvette. 6.transp0rts and Isl1t.
diamaR, with 5000 troops on board, from
Texel, passed Madeira for Batavia. fl,
the purpose it was said, Of taking pos.
session eff the leland of Java. The De
Spaion brig belonging to the squadron
landed her pilot at Madeira.
The sale of all kinds of American pro.
duce was exceedingly dull at Madeira
and considerable quantities OF flour and
wheat had arrived in Dutch, Russian,
and English vessels from Europe. Y
The Vintage at Madeira was very in
considerable and it was expected, as no
more than one fourth the usual qaantl.
~ Of vine was made last, year, that the
p,ices would shortly be enhanced.
In lat. %, long. 65, wind blowing
fresh, spoke tue schr. Olive Branch 10
days OFT from Wilmington, lying to with
the loss Of her deck load.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13

Just received,
BY the ships Armita and William aud
Henry, from Liverpool, via Baltimore,
IA and GA cambrics
9'S cotton shirting.of various kinds
and qualities
Common and superGne S-4 dimities
ga cambrics, ditto
Z Superfine jeans
Mems, women's and children's cot.
ton stockings
Elegant fancy muslins, various; f.
cures
Gilt and plated buttons
case OF tapes and bobbins
Calicoes aud furniture fringes, &c
The above goods will be sold on ad,
vantageous terms bythe piece or package
George Taylor
Dec 81 dSt1aw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
House Of Representatives..
WEDNESDAY. ian. Id.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10.
Alter the presentation aud reference
| OF petitions,
Mr.. M'Kee, from the select commit
Tee, reported a bill to extend the lease
Iof John Bate TO the Saline, near the Wa
bash, Tor a term. not. exceeding seven
years which was twice read and com
|mittcd. ~
Mr.. Peasants form the naval commit
tee, reported aresolution directing the
presentation to Captain Stewart, and the
other officers of the Constitution, suitable
medals, in testimony of the sense Of Con-
gress of the merits of their exploit, in the
capture fthe British sloops of war Cyane
and Levant; which was read and re.
lerred to a committee Of the whole.
MIR. Yaacey. from the committee of
Claims, made an unfavoiable report OH
the petition of Jacob clement, which was
concurred In.
THE BRITISH TREATY.
The engrossed bill to regulate the
commerce of the United States accord
ing to the Convention of Commerce con-
Guided with Great Britain on the Sd dav
of July last, was read the third time, and
he question was stated "shall the bill
PASS 20
The passage Of the bill was advocated
Ivy MIR. Easton, MIR. Tucker, and Mr..
Cuthbert, and opposed by Mr., Pinkney ]:
to whom Mr.. Randolph replied.
During the discussion, the bill was re
ceived from the Senate, which is noticed
hove.
Mr.. Forsyth stated the reasons why
he hoped, Notwithstanding the receipt OF
the bill from the Senate, that the bill now
before the House would pass, as, accord
Ing to his view, the Senate had, by
passing that bill, attempted to evade the
question before the House.
The question was about to be put,
when MIR. Stanford having i timated his
desire to speak on the question
On motion, the house adjourned.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
CO GRESS,
IN SENATE--JAN. 9, 1916.

IN SENATE--JAN. g, 1916.
Mr.. Bib, from the Committee or
Foreign Relations, to whom the subject
was referred. reported the following bill
which vas read and passed to a second
reading.
A bill concerning the Convention to
regulate the Commerce. between the
Territories of the United. States and
his Britannia Majesty.
Be it enacted and declared by the Sc.
nate and House Of Representatives ofthe
United States of America, III Congress
That so much of any act OF
acts as is contrary to the provisions Of
the Convention between the United
Estates and his Britannia majesty, the ra
|tihcaticns whereof were mutually ey
changed, the twenty second day Of De
{s..rc-ler. one thousand eight hundred an,
hl'een, spar, ~ deemed, and taken to b,
OF no force or effect.
TUESDAY, JAN. 10.
The above bill was read asecond. and
by unanimous consent, third tune
land sen, to the House of Representative.
for concurrence,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-13
BAR IRON

TyHE subscriber has lately received
twenty five tons Of Bar Iron of !.
very superior quality. among which is :
handsome assortment of axe bars, suita,
bic for making axes, which can bere.
commended: and with his former stock
of Iron, makes. his assortment nearly
complete. Likewise, Firman and Craw-
ley steel, OF good quality a general as
sortment of nails, brads aud sprigs, and
every article in the building line, which
will, be sold on reasonable terms at his
Nail Manufactory ON Union street, by
wholesale or retail.
Merchants and others may be supplied
at short notice.
Horace Field
Jan 10 cost