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IN CHANCERY Ia, pahannock, Es

EN CHANCERY Ia pahannock, Is.
s. x Co'ntv Corri, held 2lst day orNiareh, 1876
ihom',s wi. txruf Wiilm Newhill deed. Plnn,iH.
agaust Sp PurilS and Winter Bray, adm'rs. OF Ga.
.hrirl P'rkins. deed. DEFENDANTS
the Plaintiff by his Attorney, and il appearing TO
the Satisfaction of the Court that the Defendant SPENCER
Pursiis Inabant OF this and that he hath
entered his appearance and given security according to
tie Act OF Assembly and the Rules Of this Court on th,
motion ofthe Plaintiff. II is ordered hat the sid Defend
10 appear here before the first day of August
Court and shew why the former decree pronou
cd ii Ibis cause shoald not he revived, and that copy
the City ofRehmond for months sccessvely and n
mother copy thereof posted Ut the front door Of e Court
House OF Iiis County.
Copy,
WM. B. MATTHEW'S, Crk.
.Trf'le 10. I2-7yS7cs
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The Intelligence from Europe IS scua'l5. Some
7ew rr'jcois in agitation, ii we NAY Judge from
the run.blng noise w'ich pr ce,cs the tempest.
The endine rumuur, is, ihot the bourbens are
he orsfesl ani some nsv sovereign rlaceu It's
tltouc by the wand os Russia. In All probability
:. tine long Ago y u nos yet Oger."
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A CARD-For lie Enquirer.

The letter, No. 8, with the signature
4" Friend 10 the Navy" was preparing, IN
answer to minor objections. mad b. ,ic
Z" Friend Of the Navy" to York River.
when the arrival, in that river. of the
d" Mop Such with the Navy Commission
ers. was annouu ed 10 iEl.--Ihe" Friend
70 the Navy" m longer deems it necess lry
to occupy the columns Of your usesil pa
per, by the discussion Of a subject, Gu which
those who are ultimately 10 decide, are far
more competent. NJ equally disDo sed 90 DO.
with candor and ] stice to their Country.
The characters these gentlemen sustain
the.large sp &c they Justly occupy in this
soe'ety, induces the - Friend u the Navy"
confidently to repose in their intelligence,
and patriot;sm.--Ue will attempt 10 Xcite
no usel, IS or groundess fsars, nor rails,
the phantom expense. in terror, before
these gentlemen in the writer it would ne
lie to the Commissioners, dsrespectful.
"a FRIEND 20 THE NAVY"
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The brsnesS will h. carri-d hereafter unlbr ;. firm
ofWm. & G II. Mitchell by the ,ui~rric :.
VIM. MITCTELr.. inn,
G. II. NiIICtffs Y.
June 49, ,oI,o
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400
.Tfine 10.
WILL 81 nOLU


4 i public auction. on the rreniis,s ON Thnr,
"a day, tie 3h Inst az 20 o'clock. a. NJ 6ye
sundrel seres ofLAND on tAe Lover Wc.tba,n
Crss beiongii to Maj Robs4 Gamble. b9na-
del CO toe nomA b. the three-notehed rns1. aud
2. .n'ng lie lands e Thomgs Wilson and John
''rahsm, iisq'r. This Llpd viii BE- ID in Iote
4 from Is % 50 acres, 10 cnit par.cl "a. rs -
There are many elegant s-ite. G,r Iiui'.li,es--s
grest part IS the lard ia woods, and csnsile able
guartty Of ine timber.
\ good CRlST and SAN-MTlI. will be coil
at te same time, with fifty or a hundred acres of
land. as tl'e purchaser nay wish.
Twelve, eighteen sud twen,y-four mo1ths er..
DIT viii ed the purchasers, upo IN ir er.
ecrtng rote' Oh approved endorseis. anl rivj-,
q deed Of rustu2on the property to secure the
payments
an directed by thc propriefo- II -e-nre Gentle
10 ~ thot ever 10. of, re r. 10 ne s1d vihnuf anv
linit tio0-and that there viii be refres',rner'.
provided Ion such gentlemen as may favour rs viii
their rnnpenv.
BY orasr oftie Proprietor.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
June ~. i2-fM
or Tssa5ous soic 4oiN Ie con,fqfeI on mn.
n'ri1g.fac 2jh Of tie present month, nssa me-
frrwfss.
Times efpalme'ii, conditions ersqe. &c &c ne
-o.r. y r.
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LO1S IN dDHBlS $ YHLLET
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

IUI y IIlIl = NUDI IOF.
nm Thursiar, ,he Goth june, ~ hair prst o.
q clO.i, p. W. on the premises. VIII be Sold
thont reserve. Thirty or foriy Niiuabis Tors,
Near Adan'ss Mil, between r. end aud ian
and 18th streets. aud distant about three minutes
taik fou, tiie Market Iioute. = plat tbrreof mpJ
~ cen lhc "Wednesday preceding The sale, At our
flee
p. obcyW hing ssiiiiH So 5eiy forf q disi01cc.
ft0i me principal street Pr busege I've the c.tg, IS
s'W r9rty me attention 9fhefHbtc.
E,rry lot offered, With sjeey De SOLD.
TERMS -i2, rs AMI 81 iu1tthF credit, fof eo-
proved endorsed negoushie notes, aud deeds Of
trust
J. RRowN, II. & w. FIxvEY.
Ts1,Gxe Masters.
june ~. l2.it
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DlED-at Rockets SataViay evening last, Captain
William Goodwin, an honest man
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Gle (Judpe Raadoiph) was to'md four
teen yards FROM NV ,lnor, armed witt eur
piston. and Colonel Greenhili's blood WAS
only four yards from nv door, a d he arm
cd with pistc and > dirk
THOMAS WELLS
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June

4 REWARD OF Owe TUNDRED 7577L.
~ Inns, VIII given Tor ti 6eter,i Of re
Thief who stole tic following NILE 40 res.
and One Htnclre9 Dollars mere to nny person who
viii return sail half notes either 10 Elder snd Tsv-
Ior, in Baltimore, OF tie subscrh ri Chiiieothe.
JOHN MCCOY.
One half Of the following d .ss tied b. = y, fee
having bees lost in the mail sice tl,e o7t Of NJ reh
last, tween this place AID the city # Patnore.
on which day they We're put into the Post Omo.
by Mr.. Culb-rtson, nc'oscd in a letter sd r.rs-
ed 10 Elder and Taylor merchants Of that CIV
Notice is hereby given, tlst abrlicati-n viii te
made 10 the pCciye banks lir tie fali payne,,t
oil the same, on presenting The halves of The notes
which sre now i'll possession of The ssd Elder and
Taylor, viz:
500 Bank Of virginia, No i4f, . Bonn. March
100 tarmers' Bank Of do No 1881, William
Clark
100 do. J. MorrelI, 912s, d April, 1915
100 do j. Memo, 171S, fth d c. 1871
100 do. J. Mentor. 1904, 4th Dec.1s14
100 do. j. Newell. 1861, . Narch. 1919
100 do. J. Nasor. 1878 9th March, 1914
100 do. 1876. 2 ,luly, 1874
100 do. SOL q .lul,, 1911
100 IL. 1893, w. Cark, .i,h March, 1919
100 = ankhn Bank Of Baltimore, 4gf. NJ
NJ Laning
----------
5 100
Tg,ne 10. foe,s
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Jn lge. m ale small nausc. something pass
~ ;,etw,en thrn which did aot distinctly
understand, and he Immediately left tn
JuOge and adv need towards me. i'm
media ely md ready with my second pis
tol, and when II hal Advanced within four
Yards Of TN steps 70 tae piazza. ] address
e. '.N IN thss- Voras :" And have ] got
60 fght Uou too" when he de me n
;,ns~ r. but adv,ac to the foot of the
steps. lie IN n within ten feet Of me
o. lrss, with his eyes fixed on my face a,
80 ! . hsve, ~ u - draw pistol. when
considering myself not bound to wait any
len, r, l drew. aimed at his head, aid lir-
ed. Colonel Greeahill stayg red and ftli
with his head oil ON the door, where,
in struggling 10 rise, he bed consid rabiy."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-19

Ee mutual consent 'rTIOS. r. MITCH
: Ell has vitllrawn for, q, cnrr ~ % Nm X &.
liz Mitchell & Co. NVAi. AIVClIEI-I.. iuii.
q. H. M fr!lEIL
TiiOS II. MITCHELL,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-19

NOTICE..
TETlLL BE so ID, To the highe-t bidder. IN
Wv Wednesd.s the 10Th july, a .SnaR ,rr,ct
cf LGnd. lying in Hanover County, tie late y. 81
dence # Mrs Sarah Pplliam, dec's II err rs on
tie ssid tract Of lind, svery conf rtsb DIV cling
house and other houses ofuse, good well & gar-
Zen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-19

- We have slateinohing respecti-g the trans
ciion, Go wiicn tue following relat, hut hat has
reached us IN some resi-, ctab,c shapc. We have
published them without colour or comment. The
statement Of Nr. Wells, we re-pub::sh from the
.iigus, ,th the utmost eAeeiful.ess.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-19

o. Letter H. on the First Pase-Wc shall commence
the publication OF the Essay Banks, IN our next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09
o M ES

[The commissioners appointed under the act
ofthe General Assembly, passed Febry. 90, 1916
Incorporating a company for the purpose Of i'm
proving the navigation OF James River, met in
persuance thereof at the Merchants Coffee house
in this city, on Monday the 9Th of March-and
came TO the following resolution
In orderto give the public an opportunity of
Judging of the provisions ofthe Law ncorpora-
ting a company for the purpose of improving
the navigation of james River: ReseiUed, that
the printers be requested TO publish the law,
and that the books for receiving subscriptions be
now closed, and that they again be opened on
the first Monday in May next at the Merchants
Coffee House in the City of Richmond, and that
the resolution be published in h ePapeFs of this
City.]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09

Which tolls shall and may be demanded
and collected by them, so soon as the said
locks shall be perfected at Rockets Land.
ing, and the canal and basins shall be suf.
hcient to permit vessels drawing EIGHT
ieet water to pass from the locks at The
SAID landing up to Mayors Bridge.
II any owner or captain Of any vessel,
craft or boat, shall make false report Of
the whole cargo on board such vessel, craft
or boat, that shall enter into the said canal
or basins, wheR thereunto required by the
agent OF the said company authorized for
that purpose, with intent to deprive the
said company of the tolls before establish
ed, he shall for each oFance forfeit the
sun of not less than twenty nor more than
one hundred dollars, to be recovered M
any court of record in this Common
wealth, by action Of debt, in the name of
the said Richmond Dock Company, with
costs Of suit.
And in case of refusal to pay tolls, at
the time of Offering to pass through The
places aforesaid, aud previous TO passing
the same, the collectors respectively NAV
lawfully refuse passage to whoever refuses
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09
Exc ange s. Lot ery Office.


e the subscribers Office. Gentlemen may be
On. Nccommodateo with BANK NOTES of the
Different STATES, by allowing or receiving
premium, according to the d Inference OF exchange;
Or can have their NOTEs Som, on a very small
commission.
n PREMIUM
WiU be giUen for GoLD Il SILVER Co1H.
At this Office, No 1892, the first drawn tick
ct on tie 10th days drawing of the Masonic Hql
Lottery, a prize of S 5000, was sold The fol-
lowing prizes in the above Lottery are still
REMAINING IN TIE WHEEL.
1prIze of S 10000
10000
S 10000
S 5000
10 1000
Letters enclosing orders for tickets, posi- paid,
will be attended to. Companies and Clubs sup
piled with TICKETS WARRANTED UNDRAwS, on
accommodating terms, on application at,
j. B KURSHEEDT'S,
JIRn Street, RichxuOnd.
Mach 2. 1916. 0f)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09
Passed Feb. 90. 1876

Passed Feb. 90, 1861
WHEREAS the improvement of
w the navigation of James River
from the Upper Wharf at Rockets Ian
ding TO the head of tide water, would
much conduce to the interest ofthe COM
munity
BE it enacted by the General assembly
That it shall and may be lawful to open
books. in the City of Richmond, on the
first Monday in March next, under the
management of ANDREW STEVENSON,
THOMAS RUTHERToRD. JACQUELIN b.
HARyIg,J JOHN G.. GAMBLE, WILLIAM
MARsHALL, CHRIsToPHERTOMPKINs,
WILLIAM e.. WILLIAMS, PHILIP N.
NICHOLAS, ~CHARLEsWHITLoCK, Tho
e,.eTAYLOR, JOHN ADAMS, and JOHN
LwRLER, or a majority ofthCm, FORE
~ceivino subscriptions for the purpose Of
n~ergcrting the navigation ofthe said ri
YER. from the Upper Wharf at Rockets
Ionding. or from such points above
tba+, as the company hereby incorPo-
rated shall select, to Col. John Mayo's
Bridre. for the admission ofyessels, and
a boat navigation to HaxalPsMIls' and
gp Sllockoe Greek.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09
RIcnMoND Dock ComrANY,
AN ACT

Incorporating Company for hepnrpose
of Improving the Navigation Of James
Riper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09
0'lnteresfing to Medical Men,
Country Merchants, Farmers &c.
DRUGS s.

NoS, hSsaiUllua, ycjlOW ana pale Bark. ca
lionel, Camphor, Cream ofTartar, Ipecac. .Jalap.
Rhubarb, Mamma, Liquorice refined and common,
Opium, red Precipitate, 1000 Id. Glauber salts
Rochelle do. Magnesia in large Jumps. TO. in
small squares, Do. puIverised, Do. caleined, war.
ranted to be of the very best quality; IechOint.
ment, genuine HARLEM Oil, Essence Of Mustard.
and a variety of other Patent Medicines Sui.
phnr, roll and powdered, OBJ of Almonds. Sweet
Oil, upwards of bottles of the best Jamaica
Castor OIL, &c. &c.
PAINTS, viz:
rs kegs London Ground White Lead. 600 lbs
dry do. 1000 lbs. dry Spanish Brown; so kegs
do. in oil; 1000 lbs dry Spruce Ochre 400 lbs.
American Terra de Sienna, eiual 10 the English
and very cheap 1000 lbs. best Spanish Whiting:
Verdegris, Patent Yellow, Sugar of Lead, Prus
nBlue, SIC. &c.
DYE STUFFS, viz:
200 lbs Oil Of Vitriol and Muriatjc ACID: 200
lbs. Aqua forts, warranted TO be double the usu~
Al strength; Msdder; 200 lbs. Spanish indigo /;
Arnatto; Camwood /; Copperas, &c. &c.
Also-Tooth, Hair, Cloth and Pant BRusHrs /;
all OF which he is determin I'd to sell low for cash
or on a reasonable credit. Orders, &c. will be
strictly attended 10.
NB. W.. w. being DESTROYS of turning his at
tention to some more active business, will sell on
reasonable terms, Should application be made
speedly,) his Medical Establishment, with the
Stock on Hand, Shop Fixtures and q complete
assortment of Shop Furniture. The stand for
business is second 70 the best III Richnond.-
Letters addressed 10 HIM, post pad, will be at
tended to.
Richmond, March 2. 1916. flawtE.1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-09
EDITED BY

DC"hE u. II. GIH-9RULN
AND PUBLISHED
On Wednesdays and Saturdays,
<otE DOORS BELOW THE BELL TAyERS'. At Form
DOLLARS rEa ASsUm, PAID IN ADVANCE.
advertisement inserted at the usual
PTace, and promptly attended TO-.
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COMMERCIAL. 5.
F,om tss Soatksir Patriot. apfS 10.
LATEST FROM SURINAM.
u Sor,nqn,, l55k sHafcf

s S1r,1qn,s 1914 suefcH 1910
q Our colony is now in the possession
a ne Dutch government, but | cannot
vet give You correct Information con-
:.rn; n the regulations Tor commercial
Intercourse. It is supposed no other
6,s will be admitted to trade here, but
ditch and Americans. the latter under
t,s same restrictions as IN 1855, to i'm,
mart all kinds Of Fish, Tobacco, Flour,
Rice. Lumber, sc. but no Beef, Batter,
Candles, Pork &c. tsnless fts tcaat for
tIoss articles be felt ii the srtrems.-.
Thew are to export n othins but rum and
uolassss. The duties are six per cent
and six per cent. edwards. II is no,
YET asc.rtaiuea what the fixed duty will
De on exports and i'm ports in American
bottous.G Dry goods and liquors of al
kinds are inadmissibie, bat in Dntct
vessels direct trora Holland. Cur Mar
kst is now so overstocked With every
kind Of dry goods and provisions, that il
even yos were allowed to import the
same, thsy would not bring cost.
@Press: Stgsrs7 - IL stiyers. e.
quail to Ais. Sd. ster. per cwt.; coffee,
htqual. ls siivers, 6ss. do. !; molasses.
ssstivsrs, I'D per gallon"
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POSTSCRIPT l'.i
Baltimore, april 80.
Latest from England.

We have been favored with the perpsa
lofa ale Of London papers to Satnrda..
the 18th Of March, being Is DAYS late
THAN any we have yet seen from fnglaf,
They are almost entirely filed wit
debates in the House cfCommon on TIT
Income and Properly Taxes, against
which number Of petitions had been
presented-On two divisions, the Min
| lister had about 70 Of majority--'Ano-
! Their division took place to reduce. the
army, aad lost---The Paris papers state,
THAT Bruce, Wilson and Hutchinson,
were to be tried on the 18th Of March,
Tor efecting the escape OF MIR. Lasalette.
The following article is from the Coz
(rier Of the 18Th. :
Just before our paper was put TO press
we received letters FROM Paris OF THE 18TH
land 18th. One of the latter date is I'm
|portant. 1t is as follows:
s. PARIS, March IA.
"The fermentation which still unhap-
Ipily preyails, and the menacing attitude
lof Lyons and several OF the contiguous
departments, have excited just aPpre-
Ihensiens in the Ministers of the Allied
Powers. SineeI wrote to you last, NJ.
de Polignac was deputed to the Duke OF
Wellington, whom he met at the Elysee
Bourbon, with Mr.. Fagen, Ambassador
OF the King Of the Tow Countries, and
Eliminated the intention of the Court to
Iopsrate change in the Ministry in ia
your of the Ultra Roya!ists. The Duke
gave no conclusive reply, but ia con-
Junction with NJ. Pozzo di Borgho's was,
understand verbal his Grace, have
very reason to believe conveyed his
lsentiments by letter.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-30

Stands. this season at Mount Air, ad-.
joining Piscaiaway, Prince Georges
County, Maryland, and covers Mares at
fifty dollars. The season ends the ff-
teehth OF. July, 1916. Good pasturage
for Mares at three quarters of dollar a.
week, and grain furnished at the market.
price it requested. Il will not be an
sverable for accidents or escapes
Twenty-Five dollars, and one for the
groom, will be takep,if paid in the sea
son. Oscar is a beautiful chestnut sorrel,
sixteen hands high, stout, active and re-
markedly handsome, five years old this
spring. He is out of the late. Doctor E.
delin's celebrated running Mare Floret~
ia, by Oscar. Oscar was the property Of,
Colonel John Tayloe Of Virginia, and &
capital turf horse. Floretta perhaps won
more Jockey Club Purses than any one
horse on the continent. His pedigree
may be seen at his stable
JOSEPH EDELIN,.
-apriE26 - -. -. 2aw4w-
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6sergnss,n Importing q Exporting
Company. j
Package Safe.

Fackage SAFE. -
Inn Thursday tie 9th day May next,
~ at II O'Clock, will be altered at
public auction, at the Company's Stores,
$50 P.QCk.9 GE,S
|seasonable British Dry Goods now land-
ing from the ship Mount Vernon, from
Liverpool. :,
The assortment is very general, and
having been selected by one of the most
experienced houses in England, 4 pur.
chased directly of the manufacturers for
cash, they can be sold on the best terms.
Terms Of payment from 6 to twelve
months, in proportiop to amount of pur-
chase-as will be more particularly STAT
ed at the time. Of sale.
Printed catalogues will be ready for
delivery, and the Goods ready for in
sPection, on the day previous to the sale
Jonchsrez & Davis
Auctioneers
Georgetown, April 60 dts
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Port Of, Alexandra.

ENTERED
Sloop Union, Middleton, Norfolk.
Schooner Washington, Grid, st. Eus-
tatia.
!, CLEARED
Brig Adelins, Noyes, Georgetown.
Ship Potomac, Black, Gibraltar.
Arrived, schooner Washington, J, c.
Sird, master, Is days from ST. Eustaha
Sugar, &c. TO John Grid.
pessels left there, ;.
Brig Pacific, Blake, of Portland, to
>ail In 5 days.
Ditto Brutus, 49,, Kennebunk,
10 days.
Ditto Mary, Sherwood, New York, Is
days.
Ditto Rhodias, Bath--arrived
5th April.
schooner Betsey. Copeland, Edinson,
Just arrived.
Ditto Federal Republican. Thorcgood
from Elizabeth City, just arrived, and
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ALEXANDRA.
TTIEsDAY, April 80.

# & leiter'to o ganfss@e" =
ass, ISs sss' ORLEANS, March 2. =.
* :,,,la, evening arrived here
LAST s sson. On hearing Of ms aP.
Gen. Sect . citizens crowded cut to tn, 1ne
prosch tne GU, e,.,1 10 escort him in. His
bsFou q, howe however was 50 rapid, that \
p0VeIoenss s Il to show him any paItleu,
|H hag sa many a liksnssses Of !. him, bu1
ssve sssn sse1 none that can give you .
you ha' ;d ss' Of him. He has more am
:orrss! I; NH is sountsnapss than i is pos,
lpatlO J: : s;ye on canvass. de Is 2 mos.
sl ... 3 talssr; knows every body y. ans n.
satsss, ,aast reientive memory. on tn
eas w. = ,;on Of j number Of the ride corp:
prsSen'a 8 This city that distinguished
these ,,v :. 20 aa much on the night Of thu
t t.a Sss. 1914, and on the morning Q
ne sth 3' s,. islo eas d them, and callss
ecsnltss - their names. His levee ha:
them .Dss',,ssnsIy crowded since his arriva
been Il sSp no john Bulls here have besI
ssa . y sv anxious to see him. He SAID
yslps .s;1g through the Creek nation he
= pa = 4 ibs murder Of Col. Johnson by
bare !, i sl indians, with circumstances o
spsr'y y s,aelty. He Immediately as.
ssnD ssa , I'D thsa, if they did not deliv'
", 'as s; Mn ! certain time, then men s'
y up t H. Inurdsfsrs and plumber, &c
= s'a asd Immediately enter their c9an
q s .a,;u. sword IN hapd, and put then
q : dssth. He also on the spot, -w sa's
= - t n Great warrior. who Is head o : ~
. ~ ! asr;Or. to the same ehect; sns
g ,s y, h had the means to co stast a !,
sssoua.ss,,s,rsd--and be might rest assurSo
i iaEsa I'D once more enter their territory,
!; I y ,s usy make a general clear out.
Excavations 8 are making here to give
4. 49, General splendid dinner the last
=. .S,b;s week. lie has come here pur-
- ss' s,ly "a fcrtify, the country and, ] be-
;s s,' i. make it his permanent resi-
deDCe,,-'
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twenty-five Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber OF
Sunday evening last, Negro Boy,
named CHARLES, about fs years of
age $ feet 6 or inches high, he for
merly, belonged to q widow. lady in Bal.
timore, from whom he absconded, was
brought back to Baltimore and sold by
William Grahasne to me ] expect he
has made for. Baltimore and probably to
Pennsylvania, as his aim when he vent
off before was for that state. The above
reward will DO paid 70, securing hin in
any Jail SO that set him again. >, =
Wm. .NcGsiSs.
Masters Of vessels and others are, eau.
toned against carrying of or hslborins
said fellow.
April l6 lswatt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-30
For Madeira.

For Madeira,
kE8 The substantial sch'r.
EA9 Mary and Francis.
S2xszzssx9 Captain Gushing ; will tak'
500 barrels at moderate freight if i'm
mediate application is made to J
a adams, Herbert and Co.
! WHO have landing from said sch'r,,
Fine old Madeira Wine, from
the houses of. Howard, March and Co
Scott, ,Pringle, yeitch and Go. & Muir
doch, Youille, WARDROBE and Co-ir
pipes, half pipes and quarter casks
which will be sold at the Madeira price
and aecruing charges.
90 crates Liverpool ware
60 boxes citron.
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