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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-18

British q American otatlonary.
lust received, for sale by the sui
al scribers, a complete assortment Of
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
CONSISTING OF
Super6ne folio * quarto post, hot press
ed, gilt and plain best velium and com.
mon foolscap paper, drawing, log. iron.
nonser's, large wrapping 4 blotting do. I;
a large quantity of quilts OF all prices,
Dutch, English and American very best
inkpowder Japan & India ink; CIout's
durable do. Crehore's and Humphreys
hot pressed eagle cards invitation and
visiting ditto, plain, gilt and embossed
best black lead and camels' hair pencils
and crayons Reeves's genuine colors in
large and small boxes and single cakes
pen.knives Of the very first quality, from
one to eight blades, and desk knives ;
ivory folders; Egyptian, pewter, glass,
plated and pocket inkstands OF all SORTS
rentlemen's and ladies' elegant real Mo.
rocco pocket books, silver mounted,
with and without Instruments; ladies'
thread cases and work boxes fine and
common; pocket books Of every descrip
,ion: asses skin. tablets sealiug wax
and waters; sand and pounce boxes, and
ink sand counting house files ard laces
violin strings, German 4 Roman states
and pencils India rubber; silver and
plated pencil cases, wafer seals; Plated
spectacles ; CUTTERS scales and divlders;
mathematical instruments in cases, and
great variety Of room hanginss.
THEY HAVE ALSO ON HAND,
A good assortment of charts !; Hunts
West-Indla Atlas; coasl pilot and Bow
ditch's navigator, Of the latest edition ;
fine toned German flutes, with books
OF instruction tor do. and all ether ILL.,
struments; large assul tment OF mu-
sic l. music books; merchants account
books of every description; record ditto
cyphering ard copy books copperplate
copies OF very superior kpds ; bibles.
testaments,. and common prayer books Oi
all sizes and in adj the Various kinds Ot
bin 4ue--all the Greek 4 Latin school
bovks and classics now III use
n general assortment Of EDglish and
Frccch School Books, Dictionaries and
Gramma too numerous for Insertion
| and great yarlet, Of ChiiJren's Books
| in quantity. with engrayinss, from The
uress Of Samuel VI Ood and Others.
| ncTs Bank Books of every Mod made
| toany pattern IN the neatest manner ant
| OF the best materials.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
september 6 stathtf
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Attention '

1 LFXaNDklA INDEPENDENT
"A BLUES, you will attend parade on
,atu,da, next. Goth instant. at the Mar.
k.t Squa e, armed and equipped, with
ARMS in good oIder, agreeable IN law
Roll called ut 5 o'clock. Bv order,
WM. l.. COCKERELL, Sec'y.
september 3
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

Twenty DOllarS Reward.
II EFT my employ on Thursday thu
L. ll,h instant, servant boy, named
SPENCFR-he is about IS or l6 years
DID,. tolerably well grown, is bow-legged.
Of light yellow complexion, stammers
when spoken to-Ec is prubs5ly lurking
about town, and will 10 doubt try to'pass
for free boy. Twill give the above re-
ward if taken more than ten miles from
town; Ten Dollars, II taken out Of the
district, and Five il taken within tn dis-
trict.--I forewarn a!l persons from hat
boring or Carrying Oh SAID 10y, as l aul
determined to have such offenders pu-
nishcd to the extent Of the law.
T.. MOUNT.
september I? st
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Tobacco.
600 KEGS prime Chewing To-
~VO bacco,
spanish and common Segars,
Macaba and Rappee Snuff.
: Scotch Snuff in kegs and bladders,
For sale by the subscriber at his manu-
factory on King-street, between Colum-
bus and Alfred streets.
sept. 8 JoHN GHUbb.
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Notice.

NOtlCe.
TIVE UNION and CAMDEN will,
l. alter the slst of this month, start at
three o'clock in the afternoon, instead OF
four, as has been the practice.
JOHN SHREVE.
september 10 st
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Notice to whom it may con-
Germ.

Germ.
ENliE Debts and Claims advertised IN
the Alexandria Gazette 0f Ills daJ,
to be sold, by Mr.. Thomas Swan, Sn ne
18th of September next, are my pro-
pcrty.
I conveyed those Debts and Claims to
Sir. Swann 10 trust for the security Of
Mr.. William Hodsson, but have never
given to Mr. Swan or to any other per-
son an authority to sell them.
Wm. WILSON.
August 1913 n
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Notice.

A LII Persons having Books or other
property belonging to the late WM
PAToN, Jun. will please inform his ad-
ministrator thereof.
sept. 10 tuths0t
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TT MON BA NIX stock for sale, or in
u exchange for Franklin Eauk s'ocS.
Enquire Of fhe printer. August
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sSS E.rckangs C.bss HOass STE,
GAMARiNE JOURNAL xs

roRT OF ALExANDRIA""sE1T. IL.
ENTERED,
sch Harriet, (Britlsh) M'Dopa!d, Tri
nidad,
CLEARED,
y. IL Caller, !M'in,ite, Thonaston.
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Notice.
THE copar'ncrship heretofore existing
Il between The subscribers, under the
firm of SAMUEL ISAACS & Co. was
dissolved by mutual consent on the 10th
instant, SAMUEL is AACS,
WM. POWELL.
The Tobacconlst business will be con-
tinued at the old stand by
SAMUEL ISAACS-
sept Is St.
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.NENJRd.ADl.

.NE.HJRd.SBJ.
= ar Hi!an, Hand, CT 4, Fhiiade'phia
18th ;'S'ant, for tlis port.
Belize. Baxter, hence, Al. at
Boston iG'h instant.
Brig Mary, Stackpole. CT. at Part'and
10th ins'ant, Tor this port.
S!oop 1'rya!, Dillingham;, hence, ar. at
Portland Sth instant.
Sehr Martha e Jane, Randall, aen1e,
ar. at Newbu.yport 9Th instant.
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.S.eam Boat RepFt.

The Washington got up at 5 p. NJ. =
Saw aa''Ir" bound mn. y
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British & American Stationary.
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Oh scribers, complete assortment Of
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20
MANY.
From the Long Island Star.
A VALUABLE FISH-POND.

MIR. SOONER,
You are, Sir, well acquainted
with what is called the Otter Pond, in this
place but for the information of the Pub
lie, IT viii be necessary for me tosay, that
this Pond contains four or five acres, and
has communication with the saltwater by
q chdnnei, dug twenty or thirty rods thro'
meadow in 1888, by the owners of the
land on which the Pond lies. The OBJ
jet was 70 make fish-pool, and it has
succeeded beyond calculation as a great
variety OF FISH, and especially striped bass,
come into i've Pond early in the Fall,
where they find plenty of good feed. and
get as tai by Winter as Stalled beef. We
have lately discovered that there were a
bundancc OF eeLS wintered in the Pond.
Last Winter, after taking out for market
between sixteen and seventeen thousand
pounds ofbass and large perch, we in
vited the inhabitants 10 come OH the ice
with their eel-spears, which required
handles 26 feet long and the first day.
il was ascertaIned, that they caught more
than nine hundred dozen and, pre-
sumo, iii the course of Two DAYS after,
they caught as many more-say 1900 doZ-
en-, or d 500 as good cells as ever were
caught.
We are in the habit of broiling cells on
the grldirOn, which is much the best way
and i'll order 10 prepare them, we put
them in cold ashes, and pour on some
warm waier-then rub them down and
rinse them, which takes OF all ihe slime
then put small stick through the gilIs,
and hang them up in the sun until thew
get stiif-cut OFF their heads-split them
on tie back-take out the backbone.
and they are fitted for brolIing. The
small ones we skin, and cook MANY
ways.
We have not caught as many bass this
Winter as last bat the cells l believe to
he more numerous, and better, if posi-
bic.
On Friday last, we gave aggeneral invi-
tation, aud icounied at one time sixtv
men on the ice, all engaged with their
spears, aud taking out two aaag three at a
time. ! heard one man couW6O suitable
splitting ecls, which he took out oil one
hole III the. ice, not larger than my old
fashioned bat
A PROPRIETOR.
Sag Harboar, Jan. -, 1917.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20
HGrtE5yd Feb !

Gov ToMPKINs has addressed letter
&c the Day0r of tits CHy, informing him
tiIat Commissioners from that state will
meet CoDmodoye Wocdouo4ek here on
Thursday Of this week, for the purpose Of
presenting the sword voted fo him by the
Legislature OF NewYork The Commo-
dores health will not admit Of his going
TO Albany, where ii was expected this GER
emory would have taken place. 1t is no
ped our Corporation and Citizens gener-
ally, will take such measures to receive
the Commodore and the Commissioner.
as will do honor to the occasion as well
az 10 themselves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20
BIZ Mr.. GILES.
Continued. I

With respect 10 the suggested ineuna-
llty III the representation TO the Senate
IT IS 10 be observed that it will not he
admitted, that such inequality is i'm itself
practical evil. Practical political evils
consist Of some injury done, or suffered
10 be done without redress, 10 the persons
orprOperty of individuals, in consequence
OF the failure of the government 10 per-
form itsoblgations TO protect both. If is
believed, That the persons and property
OF individuals, IN the complaining scene
OF country, have at all times been rem
dered as secure, by the just operations Of
the government, as IN any other part Of
1t. Indeed, that the complaining por-
ton Of country has not been taxed its
full share Of public contributions. Icfhis
statement be correct, there is no ground
for the charge Of practical evils, resulting
from the existing constitution. But If
IS readily admitted, that material inc
qualify III representation, involves an UNI
Just principle; especially, ifsuch inequa-
lily should apply 70 a section Of the
country, compact, and united in its geo
limits, and Of course ought to
be corrected. II is deemed peculiarly
fortunate for the Virginia people, that a
remedy in this case can be applied i'm the
ordinary course of legislation, without
tearing down The whole venerable fabric
of the Constitution. Let law be pass
ed, containing a remedy suited to the
evil, and it at once takes away al prciexis
for calling Convention, TO redress exist
ing practical evils or rather to prevent
practical evils, as is truc in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20
STATE CL1LdKg

In compliance witha resolution of the
Senate of the u. $. the Acting Secreta-
ry of War has reported statement of
claims exhibited by the following States
for militia services, viz:
n. IlampshiTs Gross amount Of claim.
S65, 552 2O-AmOunt advanced bv
the u. s. ,OO0-Balance claimed.
24,552 20.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES O7-AdyaDced.
l,9l7 67-BaIance, 80, $50 40.
Pennsylyana--S26S ,556 S2---Adyan-
ced, l75, 0OO-Balanee, 81, $50 81.
Virginia--SI .769. i23 00-Advanced
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20
RaIfiH
TUERfOHETER

II In
ON Thnrsday morning 1t sunrise tie mercury stood
~ O-on lrddy, AZ DEG. above O-OB SATURDAY., 90 .
deg bftor O--aid, yc'efday morning at DEE. above
O-On Saturday, the wind vcsTcd towards the South
ward aud gave hopes cf moderate feinpctatrrc
but in tie evening, came back its old stand in the
y. W. point, with veiy cold and clear wcather.
The Boston Gazette Of DE 10th inst. informs us that
The Mercury NJ place called Northampton was 2Odcr
below % AMI, az BmOyer n. ~. 70 WIS 80 below o.
What must ~ De az Qnebec asd At Lord SclkrRs ape
settlement 30 the souihward Of Baltimore 30 the river
Potomac, opposite ~ Alexandra, the is inc hos
uick aud james River, &c Richmond, Va. broad and
ripid sirea completely by eiceAt Charles
ton, S. G. we learn that the frost is there uncomonly
severe.
Upon the whole this is said TO be coolest winter
tn has happened IN the course Of 20 yeagssome say
snce the memorable year 1850.
In short rs CeHey0i iJ0s, seems 90 have t4ken Dos
session ola great part Of country can no LONGER
Nonder, that the New-Enqlanders seen in crowds
nnchi1g to the south aud west in search warner
cliinais.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20
Albanp. FEB. z.

A!5aay, Te6. q.
The Convention of Delegates from the
counties of the Eastern District, held their
meeting on Wednesday last. Henry
Yates, of Schenectady, Samuel Young, of
Saratoga, and Roger Skinner, of Washing
ton county, are nominated as candidates
for the senate, III place of Messrs. Keys,
Stewart and Cochran, the present mem
berS.
The convention Resolved, unanimously,
that Nr. De WiH Cl,ntea ought TO be no.
minated a candidate Cor Governor AT the
ensuing election, dc.
The Middle District Convention have
nominated John l.ounsborough, OF Ulster
county, and Jabez ID. Hammond. of OF
scgo, for the Senate, in place OF Messls.
Elmendon and Siranahoa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20
SEVERE com

For several mornings this week, the mercu-
~ in FareDheit'S Thermometer stood al 2 20
above o; on Friday evening il stood an %
ami on this morning it fell to 70 below 0. IN
another thermometer, which had been exnosed
all nlghtto the open air, the mercury at rive
o clock this morning tell down 20 IS below 0.
greater degree Of cold tlnan is remembered
to nave been experienced here. CFed. Gaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20
Baltimore. Feb. Is,

We are requested to remind the citizens to
be particularly careful Of their fires, and to
examine attentiyely each night such places in
their dwelling and out-houses as are exposed
to the risk Of being either accidentally or mali
ciousiy set on fire. Several instances have oc-
CURED within few days past, of houses ba
wing narrowly escaped destruction by fire
the discovery in some instances was acciden
tai, in Others by we'll timed vigilance, which
it is recommended, should become general.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20

Il may be Interesting 10 the Public, TO
knew that there has lately been deposit
ed iu ihc Patent-Ohice SET OF models
which promises 10 be highly useful IN
making locks for canals. dry docks. stop
ping off wafer for sinking piers of brid-
ges, and al foundations over which tire
water siands-such as, for Notifications,
abutmcn' 8 Of bridges, &c. and would al
- IL. ....nl -.n...1. 60. 49,. MI l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20

y,r- BE lcense shall he forfeited and &c shall not e
in De licensed forone year.
Tie only fault wehnd 0tils act IS hat il tie busi.
mess OF every body TO sect executed; snd il is an oa
aud true SAYING, that every hody's business Is noo"
Gy's." We have doub, this act Ike rs predecessors
viii rcnain ~ the statute BOOK dead leet aud never
be revived e>ceptfo purposes OF malice revenge.
-t-f-gN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20
Salem. Feb g

Our harbour continues closed with ice, and
IS frozen over as far as the Haste and Coney
Island, AN extent unknown for several wears,
and great number of persons have ventured
upon the ice with their horses and sIeighs, TO
visit the Cleopatra's Barge" lying in the har-
bOur.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20
Rnanekn Canning Lrn.

FsiNEFoRr, XXI Jan'y "a.
AT ifpportsnt acf n esecs,ttd has passed ihe Hanse
Of Representative 10 suppress The practice Of Gaming
n Is IN substance follows
VI any public officer shall inhe space Of twenty fsrr
hours VINE lose az cards dice, billiards back.arsnou
horsciacng. ofcocSfzhtng the nm o. i've dollars and
be tally convicted thereof shall be removed from liz
il.,.ug aIaQ.rc ,tu 3er a.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20
PMladelpAfa. Feb. Is

Fahrenheit's Thermometer at g O'Clock this
morning, was degrees beiowO, a period of
cold which has not been experienced in this CT
~ for many years
The following shews the state of the Thermo-
DectiveiV Statpd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20

Singular fact. A newly married pair who
left this city in the ship Corsair for Charleston
about three weeks since, took passage in the
snip .Iedora for France, and sailed in compa-
ny with the Corsar. on the Both uIt. II being
recolected that, according TO Lord Byron.
Conrad's Corsair had conducted the happy
pair safe TO Charleston during a dreadful gale
OF three days. il was not at all surprising TO
find them On board the Corsair's wife
MsdoTo on their way to France This circum.
stance excited good deal of pleasantly lt
Charleston, as well as on board the Co,sair and
lis wife Hedora m y en-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20

At New Orleans, on Christmas Day,
there was sanguin;ry quarrel between
the seamen and keniuckians. Inthe day
time the seamcn were victorious, but at
night, the Keniuckians being reinforced,
were too strong for their antagonists
The battle was with clubs, dirk., &c
Several scamen were kilIed-and General
Ripley found il necessary TO turn out the
United States troops to suppress the riot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20

Mr.. OGILvIE.-We are concerned 10 learn
that the debility occasioned by extreme cxer.
ton has induced this worthy gentleman to sIis
pend his rhetorical exhibitions for short
time We trust, however, that he will soon be
able to re appear on the rostrum. favor MS with
MS orations and rccitations, and close his Iau
dable career in Baltimore, previous to his de-
Partnr.e for Europe, in a manner worthy of
ms Object and of himself Though the most
respectable and cultivated society ineverv mart
oftie Union may feel the loss Of national
pleasure in the absence of Mr. o. and charita
BILE associations be affected by it, vet we hope
the gentlemen himself will be a gamer bv his
intended tour in Europe. IN, Y. Col
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20
Friday, l4tk February.
.SGtn,.day l5tL Ee5rvar,.


In Joint meeting of the New-Jcrsey Leeis.
lature ON the 9th inst. Isaac Williamson, Esq. Of
Ellzabethtown, was chosen Governor of that
State, in the room ofGovernor Dickerson, who
was lately chosen Senator OF the United
States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20

On Friday night, the 18th inst. Captain
Slater. WHO has been long known to the
citizens Of Newt Orleans, as commander
OF Il trading vessel oil Lake Ponchartrain,
was, together with his crew, frozen to
death, on board his vessel, while on the
Lake. This circumstance will excite the
establishment of our northern tti,ow-citi-
zens, who generally have very incorrect
notions respecting the climate of Louisi-
ana.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20

fray the expenccsof lie army and militia
curing the ,aiewar; and The bill making
;n appropriation for the support o.. the
navy Tor The year 1917 which underwent
the same course of investigation after
which she committee of the Whole rose,
and reported the several bills as amended
to the House.
Tie House took up successfully these
hills, as amended, and after spending con
siderable time IN buSiY considering the
various amendments, and diSposing oftlic
sanIe;
The bills were several!y ordered TO be
ensrOssed and read Il third time.
Mr.. Jackson, from the committee APP
pointed on the part OF the House, in pur-
suance of the JOINT resolution of the two
Houses, on the subject of counting the
votes Tor President and V. President of the
4. States, made areport, which was or
dered 10 be printed and
The House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20

FROM THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
The eXpediencv OF adopting measures.
TO obtain a recession at that part of the
DiStrictof Columbia South ofthePotomac
10 the State of Virginia, has been fo,maIfv
submitted in your Paper OF the 18th inst.
10 tie consideration OF the citizens of A.
lexandria county. Ii is sincerely hoped
the subject will receive that prompt and
earnest attentionto which It's importance
entities it. Il certainly time for us to
enquire into the conduct of those vino
have assumed the management OF our af-
fairs. and to devise ihe means of escape
from the dangers oftheir mis-rule. We
may Justly complain that we are taxed,
without being represented that we are
wrongiulIy and injuriously restricted in
the right Of appeal; that the interests Of
this part OF the District arc postponed or
made subservient 10 the views and infer
ests of the layourites in Washington and
Georgetown; that our petitions are dis
regarded; our importance under-rated +;
and tliat Observation-Disclosures is uni
formly manifested bv Congress 10 our
wishes and our welfare. These are
wrongs which surely do require redress.
and that redress, il is humbly conceived,
is within our power. Let us petition TO
be abandoned altogether by our careless
step-mothcr, and restored TO our natural
mother. The permission will, it is believ-
ed be readily granted, and we shall. with
ont doubt, be as readily received by our
native State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20
RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 20, lsl7.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
GENERAL REFLECTIONS.

UPon the proposition for calling a Conre,,-
ton, to amend me Constitution Of Virginia,
at this time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20

fore The rising of Congress. The claims
OF Massachusetts ard Connecticut stand
upon different footing, and are there
fore not brought into this report.
Newpo,t Hercuyy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20

nails. drv-docbs, &c. Tie same person
has also deposited an Improvement in
spinning rope arms from hemp, psodu-
eng avery suaeri"r YARN, at less than
one iifth the expense paid in the pope
walks This !as! would be great acqui-
siiion to the Western States growing
hemp.
A Young man, capable Of erecting And
setting Ia motion suciI machinery, may be
had to 80 iuio those States on moderate
terms.
Further information MAY he had at the
Pateni-Oiiicc, where specimens OF the
rope-yarils, and models OF the different
apparatus, are to besccn. 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

We heard few days ago, that it was
intended 10 submit i'll Congress Il motion
TO recece 10 the State OF Virginia so much
ofthis district as formerly was part OF
that State. We then supposed this sug-
gestion 10 have arisen out momentary
vexation at the contumel, heaped on the
District, few days ago, by Representa-
tive from Virginia Oar. Randolph in
debate respecting the District From the
following article, however, which we find
in an Alexandria Paper of Friday, it is
presumed there are some, who seriously
entertain the idea of recession:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20

Noshmetoa, Feb. II.
The Mercury inthe Thermometers,ood
(on the 10th inst) iii this city, at daylight,
at Zero. Nat. fnt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-20

We had occasion, IN the beginning Of
last month. to mention Tire midness Of
tie temperature of our climate. But tie
seasons never lnlcrmii We have had, for
some days past, The climate Of Canada, we
had almost said Of Lapland. The ice.
which has bridgcd the Potomac for some
weeks, is now 26 ipchcs thick, OF Alcvan
dria, in the deepest part Of theriycr. Such
cold, Of so long duration. has not been
experienced hlIc, It is believed, for nearly
80 years. ID.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-12
Cash FOR Furs.

The highest Cash Prices will be Given
by The subscriber for Ill kind OF Furs.
SAMUEL d HARPER.
January :