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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-07
Charles Couu'y Court,
August Term 1916.

August Term 1916.
On application TO Charles County Court
by petition in writing of John Budd, Of
Charles County. for the benefit OF the act
OF assembly for the relief OF sundry insol.
vent debtors, passed at November session
1905. u the ssvetal supplements thereto.
on the terms mentioned therein a sche.
dule of his property and list Of his Gre
ditors on ofth, as far as he can ascertain
them. accompanying his petition ard
the court beiog satisfied by competent
testimony, that the said John Budd has
resided two years immediately preceding
the time of his application, in the state Of
Maryland IT is thereupon ordered and
adjudged, that the said John Budd. by
causing copy Of this order TO be inserted
in some one Of the newspapers edited in
tile district Of Columbia, once week for
two months. before the third Monday in
March next, give notice to his ere.
ditols to APPEAR before the said
court at the ceur house in CbarIestown,
on the said third Monday in March next
for the purpose of Recommending tus.
tee fox. Their benefit. and TO shew oanse
il any they have, why the said John Budd
should not have The benefit of the act of
assembly Aforesaid, and the several sup.
plements thereto, as prayed.
Tests. JOHN BARNES, elk.
January law2n
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IN COUNCIL, January 4.

The act making further appropriations
Tor finishing the new market house was
lad second time, and the blanks being
hiied up, it was read . third hIHs ana
passed.
Ordered, that the tax Of one dollar
charged to Mrs. " atsrs, be romittsd,
Ordered, that the personal taxes Of
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January Z
New q Second hand PIANO
fOrteS
JUST RECEIV ED.

For sale bv the SUb-criber---
Oas London made square Piano Forte,
with addition Keys and Pedal, s draw.
ers. sett Of Strings, tuning Hammer and
leather Cover.
One plain square ditto. with addition
al Keys, Pedal, sett OF strings, tuning
Hammer, and leather cover.
ON HAND,
One do do, second hand, with leather
Cover.
One 10 do, Baltimore make, Q Draw
ers and 6 iess, with additional Keys, Pc
dial and fashionable Case.
N. r. The above will he sold at sn,al
advance for cash, il immediate applica
ton be made to
r. GRAY. Bookseller
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Bann of Alex aliaria,

Bann OF Aich aIiaiid,
+. January 6, 1917.
A dividend Of four per cent. Tor the
4st half year is this day declared and
Nv, be paid 70 tbs Stockholders IN ne
4 insntion or their legal representatives
on 1vsdny the 9th instant.
i By-asr,bfthe Boa d.
J. LM.kenna, Cashid' :.
!, January Z eoSN
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-07

Elegant .Neiapbor.-Provesbs
are sometimes Expressed in elegant
metaphor. Twas struck with an ORR
entail one Of this sort. met with insome
book of travels -" ~ it'll tine and
patience the leaf OF the Mulberry tree
becomes sattin."
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A few Shares Of Mechanics
Bank Stock, for sale.
Apply 10 the Printer.
Jan q II
Notice is hereby given,

That an election Of fifteen Director
asd Eve commissioners. for the ensuir,
year, will be held at the Real Esta''
sank of the United States, in Alexan
.Iria, on Monday the eth OF January
1917, from G to S o'rlock Z. NJ.
VIM. Rhodes, Cashier.
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Robert Gray
Bank of lexandria,

Dec. 70. 1916.
rINHE stockholders 10 the Bank Of
Alexandra are hereby notified that
o election of nine directors for the eRsu.
y year, will be held Al the court house
this town, on The third Monday l20th)
j. January next.
j. l.. M'Kepna, Cashier.
Dec. 20-2l! II
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Salt andSugar.

Salt andSugar.
100 bu.hel. Grsulu>llum 9 alt
80 barrels prime Ja,asa . agars,
Received per schsouer Vic.5 aud fo
sale BY
Dunbar & Townsend.
January 7 If
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Negro Man Wanted

/ vill give a liberal price for healthy
Negro Man, from Is to g. years OF age
aader good character. Apply at THU
Office,
r Janusry4 eotf
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II is reported that the Spanish
Dart Of St. Domingo. is to be given
10 the French in exchange Tor Cav.
.npe. IL this De so. the Ffrnch will
have a fulcrlm on which to rest their
liver to o, crturn The Government OF
Potion and Christophe, if thnse black
chiefs do not take possession FIRST.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, hsyArr 7.
|koM OUR CORRESPONDENT
AT WASHINGTON.
January 4, 1917.

60 ia SauudrN .. iotd.
+. rhe unfinished business Of yesterda,y
Rerurt on the Missouri Election
rs brought up this morning AID occupied
n whole Of the day, 1t would be little
q the purpose, and as dull and uninter
Hating to your readers as it was weari-
Ieme TO the hearers, to give in detail the
,sarious opinions avowed, and Propositions
pT.red on the occasion. On the grounds
&: that tie house had nothing to do with ter
ritorial delegates but to receive those taa'
were sent as mere agents, motion was
made to postpone the business lnaehni'e
n ", but that was negatived. The prepo-
81 sition made yestc day BY Mr.. Webster
"a for the sole purpose. of harlSs the sense o
3 IN, house taken upon the very extraorai,
;na,y doctrine set up by the report o the
1seomnittee. VIZ. that the house had 10
Skright to enquire into Or take evidence 10
& she question for which OF the candidates
81 a.. electors, who were found unqualified
Mad yoted THAT proposition OF Mr. Web
81 ste. say. was u timatety put 10 the house
Z for ia. decision. 1t consisted in effect Of
two distinct points, viz. to recomm't me
report to the committee Of elections, and
70 instruct the committee to receive eS'
\ d ace that persons voting Tor either can
y a date, were not .It,,l.C to vote on
a, me election. As there were some
x,o were ~ Hing to vote Tor the FIRST pat,
uho wou,d nat vote for the second tae
/. a.e,t;ua, vese put separately the votes
~ o. the first benz taken D. yeas & NAYS,
IS vheu he we're, So The recOmiolin"h''
81 vas and So NJ, aud tor instruct
gir, the c.mp,,ttca . receive. evidence,
t,,aTe were 66 IL the Affirmative to "a IN
& IL negative. ihs, both branches OF Mr.
Wss.tc : motion xege carried oy avery
large malo,ty, aud our pubhc legislative
councils rescued, BY that abe mans H.
terposit;on, from the Interpolation, oy
precedent Of dangerous and absurd pIia-
.cipie.
The Legislature Of North Carolina
have, nj their late session, UNANIMOUSLY
resolved to present to Mis-. Blakely. WI
dow of the late capt B!akely, Of the U.
8. ship Wasp, the sword which vas Vo''
ed to him BY former Legislature, and
also to educate his child.
Tie following notice has been 'fic'a''s
communicated for publication in this Ia
zetge.
Merchants are Informed, that all /"
rs;,n vessels, loaded with flour. will be-
received in the ports Of Bassaterre and
Point petre, Guadalupe, till the first OF
FEBRUARY next.
The senate Of the United States
have. we understand, been snmmnne'i
10 meet in their chamber, IN Washing
ton, ON the 4th of March next the
day after the termination OF tue pre-
sent Congress. >
II is reported that the Spanish
part of St. Domingo; is 10 DC gwen
10 the French in exchange Tor Cav.
,npe. IL this be so. the Fr"nch will
have fulcrum on which to rest their
liver to o,erturn The Government OF
D..;on aud 1,br;stonhc, IL those black
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Stationary Prises.

list drawn ticket these set apart IS
prizes excepted) on the 10th, H,h, 18Th,
18th, slst, 2sd, esd, Gath, 26th, eth
days each, entitled to enc Of the above
mentioned prizes Of 100 tickets, COM
nencing at the lowest number and pro.
csediDg ia regular succession urhI the
whole are drawn.
LIST drawn on the Goth day s enn0
LIST DO 25th day 1910
LIST do 28th a9th each 500
do s5th 10000
do 30th 5000
l do s6tb S7th 68th
and S0th each 500
l do SIst SD SD
and saith LOCO
lido 42d and 44th each loo
do 40th $4,000
The prizs tickets, set apart, for 10Th
day have already drawn $3.50 AVID there
still remains ID the wheel, Of that book
&c Numbers and undrawn prize tickets,
in this, or any other lottery foreign
checks OF unchartered badk notes. viii
be received in payment for warranted
undrawn tickets 10 this lottery
Present price OF whole ticktes s o.
And half, quarters and sights in proper.
ten Tor sale by
Robert Gray
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Cash for turS.

The highest Ca.h Prices will be give
by the subscriber for all kind OF Furs.
SAMUEL d HARPER.
january ?
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Land for Sale.

The subscriber offers lur sale &c acre
of Land. lying within sne vile and ;
half of Centreville one third Of whicI
rs IN Wood. For further particulars ap
ply 10
Abednigo Adams,
Alexandria.
January cost
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POTOMAC & SHENANDOAH
Navigation Lottery.
Second CiGss.

Will commence dra Ing on Mendsy
the Sd day Of February 1917. The iok
loving is the present state OF the aheeh
10 days drawing over, viz.
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The scnat. Of the United States
have, we understand, been summaries
10 meet in their chamber, IN Washing
ton, ON the 4th of March next; the
day after the termination OF tue pre-
sent Congress. 49,
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CHARLESTON, Dec. so.

Extract Of a Letter from gentleman
in HaraBna, to aaOther IN this city.
dated
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january =.
Arrived, sch vietsry, Gorham, Bos
ton, IS days---cargo sugar; tea, salt. d.
e oeds, nails etc. to Dunbar x Towusen'
and Lawrason and Fowle.
Arrived, British brig Sir Gee. Beck
worth, Hinson, Barbadoes, 81 days:
Ballast, to James Patton.
The British schooner Fame, Tynes, I
sail fer this port in s or 4 days after til
departure Of the Sir George Beckwortb.
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Tie following notice has been otfc'ai','
communicated for publication in this Ga
zetge.
Merchants are Informed, that all |"
Vol. n vessels, loaded with Hour, will b"
RECEIVED in the ports OF Bassaterre and
Point petre, auudaloupe, till the first Of
February next.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-07

The Legislature Of North Carolina
bsye, nj tneir late session, unanImou'',
resolved to present to Mrs. Blakely' WI
dow of the late capt B!akely, Of the U
3. Ship W ASP, the sword which vas vot
ed to him BY former Legislature, and
also to educate his child.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25

Sy The Aris .tshs WCaas,sn. Captain LNR-
MrJR, arrived M ;hiS pprt last evening. we
hare 0ccn fiyoreI with files Of iondon Pa r
PEGS 70 the 9Th Dec. and wiih Belfast and o..
dies iv,s' Papers TO the 18Th OF the sa,na
Aoath.
'he mast Important features OF tleir contents,
Is thc late ser.oGs and al uming Riot winch
tool, place IN london on The 2d Of Deeen-
hr, (which NC have given has;y sketch
below.
u appears from state or the markets in dit
farent places in England aud ireland, thar
al fears Of "A scarcity had subsidized: Very
l,rce impOr;a,ons of grain from the
Continent, had reached England; bat
report prevailed at tue last date, that
the Dutch government had prohibiteh
any further expectations from tie ports Of
I0ilaud.
The cargo Of the Jobn N'Cama,oa, consis-
ting principally OF Provisions, sc. has
arrived very oppOrtunely Tor never were
oar markets worse supplied, or prices high
er. Courier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25

"tet ttr bdNCrii,Ne;.t OF tn2 In.4ett .ttrr, III
&c Tie s'itsSO. Ohio, Indiana, and hensreNN,
iSs ,ae p"sppsc efo3taiuias their ccopera'ior
"a edecu's al rrtenson IF the NctiO''as No1@
ron ti't OHIO to Fort Cn,nberiani. as far a
"hichesicr, sud IN uniting. ~ short anu Ia
2rV''j Portage, the lrvigapie waters OF the
fi'fSdt N'ntsiia, with those OF James River.
Vn ,st >rott> motion, a resolution WAS
copied, rtS'l:nv, with Sohe Sli sht am Htnsenis
from t'e Seulte, a, follows -
-" rel. by rae q 1ccH 4Sssntjly ~ rtrx'niE
~ u thc President and Directors oil ti,e idie-
ia'N fHui, he, aad they are hereby rcqne stcd,
10 rave printed AMI distributed, among the
NitSch> ct iiils Commonwealth, u btli - tor lac
more ge'crai dIhasi0.l OF knowledge, rcnt IN
ed 40 TIE Report at subcommittee of HcvisOrs,
appointed by the Cen Assembly, ip the year "a;
letter trpi,, 4. Jefferson ~ peter Carr, ireSi
dent % tte Board OF iri'sit.,'s Of the Nlhe-'
marie Academy, on ii'e s,,b,cct OF system
OF education the report oi' the President and
Directors Of The Literary Fund On the subject
OF education, MA ie during The present session
OF the Legislature aud q hill . providing tor
the establishment o., primary schools, acafe-
mes. colleges, aninn iycrsity"-rnSsed ~
the House Of Delegates, and rejected BY the
Senate and The amendments ot-reG thereto IN
The senate, during the session Of thc present
General Assembly an amendment suggested ~
the Ssrete, dnd flied with tllc,r cier. - such
other documents is the sad President and Iii
reCtOIs may tiin> ueceSSary.--'I cspFHcv Of
printing so many Of the fDrcsOng documents
as the President and ;1leriOIS may thiuk il
necessary 10 Ia We distributed, ia be paid on, Vi
tEc revenue OF the Literary Fant.
And tnus ends along and iahorious session
of 10. days-2days longer than any rrecedipg
wo'its by no means correspond with its ierg'h,Gr
IFS LaDOur
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FOE5EIGN
-
? tT'ESY' r1:ON ENGLAND.
CrAnIrsroN. Tchrnary I

CNAaTTsrON. FcaruarN =.
.h, british hri. .Jeta H'CammpR, Clpt.
iH ,,,,, arrived AZ this port Yesterday after
AZ IN =; dAys from Belfast, we haverece'v
90, ifast papers 10 the 18th, containing Lon
'is,es 10 ,he 10th ) December, inc'W>,ye.
N ~, U',' extracts VIII be forad in this days
agctie. c.,.sr.,. -, o..,.,;..
y h,r,ty Of three carhuos per ilcasrre,
: -, .r,ia inverted into his capital from a.
81 het,vc.a tse 18th Nov ISIS. s. the 18th
'',. isj7-provded it be of receivable AMI
III t.onlon Packet ofthe 25lh November.
,;f;ps thnt ,he Prince Regent has approved
Mr.. AuiJo, as American Consnl az Cowes.
(Gc-etts.
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tcrna, CHARGES ofthe i'cn,ieni;arv, inc'.
ding the sala, ie> offs OF GERS si6. Oto =,
pHy for si.yes executed or TRANSPORTS,
S9.sos; as = contingent fGrd for civ"
purposes, Sl5, coo ;as y coniingentih nito'
pliitarv purposes $i0, 0C0: 10 the main
teHancr Il the .natic Hospital IS 900
10 Pensioners sG,oG5i to tie fusslr Man
T.actory Of Arms, Foundery and s,vrin.
Mili, including the COS, ofgrn ,aFiiageS,
repairs Of ;,Tnss, and Salarirs cs ut-ceyS
$50, 2'o; iodct,aN tie expense e. rrcciiEg
u preserving the .putic Nrensl~ S2@ coo.
The farther slnn q, S!,0oD, r,i,ga'if, is
added 10 The sinking it.na, Tor M meat
81 the Interest aBd gmsjaal cNi.ashisll-
men, ~ the prNcIn',i u the OH certificate
debt; and $1,000, for the luiucse of
paving oneyear's interest, and eNt.ngiis!,-
n% the principAv. Tie eight per cent.
loan OF SD coo.
~. 80 aci granting rersion tof
Reuben Jackson, al oldrevolJ;lonaSy sol
der"
le5. In act imposing ,a,cs Cor he
supper! az 2overnNeu he lcxt~ IRE
The same as t0r hast year.
l66; IN act Ito amend the revenue
laws"
10, An act concerning Thomas
1888 An act "to amend tie several
laws concerning runaways."
Pc We finish IN this PSner The .Sfsfch
of the Acts ct tie Leg,sl9,nre-l IN our
next, W shalltake yceiesc Of is Session,
and then turn our eNeSio otlierand broad
er subjects.
~ 10 Writer is reelected fnr u9nv
wears past, which exceeds ihebrcsei.t IN
rs occasional seysrity or xiraor''narv
vcisSl'udes-Dn .r':ay, SATURDAY. aud
Sun'laN We had the mid air Of sinimg:
The ice Disappeared from our river and
baSii--hu' on Sunday night, tn wind
suddenly changed io'lhe l>orih he cold
became severe; and Yesterday morning,
the earth WIS covered with sRcp On
Sunday morning before sunrise, the NOR
curry IN lie air stood at 54o-Gn Monday
al tie same hour, it was 25o-tlius traver-
sing 30 III - hours
- Ne are authorised TO state ;Ist JOSEPH C. C6-
fILt ESQ. viii ne candidate lcr the Senatorial Dis
met. which. NJ the eisurs eection viii consist OF the
counties of Aibrmalie, Amherst, Nelson, Fluyauna
GooChland and Louisa.
- In Mr. Soot's Speech, in last Cor IIecitcrs''
read tcritprs"-und for " tossing bayonrts" rcad
q" toss il of bay oHei,."
one ofihe members of,he Lcri.la'arc 70 whom an
ucic m on asi ;scihcs the pfeurtcn ,iat ihcp wuuid
be q mol in BiciIGond Whenever tie hank. >rand re
sumo specie payniersroncrds that hr iraH- the pre-
dctinn "nly condition avvz. tlat The Nirgra hsiks
-att Is Lot therefore applicable to The prevent stats
things.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25

aHi1tityof gIain, hour, pul,e AID potatoes
s''.cf tley have actually Ia their possession :
siey are TO declare also, tl,e quantity Of provi
sioi;, tiey ell. at what prices aid the nln'c,
81 i'c purchasers, Oh pain sthe son!ISea;ion O
tIe articles sold or concealed
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lnNnoN Nncemher 6


Private Letters from Paris, mention. that
the King is much intisposcd. HE gout, we
apprehend, has returned AMI his Majesty was
not able TO hold levee last Monday. Eui no
dangerous symptoms have manifested them
selves
The Juno, Henry, from New-York TO Sligo,
was struck bya sea, on tire Stl' nit. aud upset,
when - passengers and loot the crewuniorta-
nately persisted.
On the 5th nit. there was a very heavy gale
Of wind at Lishon in which thriv-tlree fish
INC boats foundefed, and above 100 poor fe,-
lows We're drowned. The Tapidiiy with w'ricl.
the gale cameon is remarkable; Hotmore than
ZEN inmates before tie fatal catastrophe it was
a calm
The Hull Packet states, that the imporsa-
ton Of grain from the Continent promises 10
hc rore than adequate 10 the warts Of the
country. When the prussian brig Minerva,
winch lately putiuto Portsmouth WIN daniar &c,
lett DlutHic tncrewere nearly3 Sail otvesseis
iadins there with wheat, for London aud Liver
pool.
Its reported that Mr.. Maturin has another
Tragedy III rehearsal at Drury-iaue Theatre
and that 1t will be given out FOR representation
some time in JGGairy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25

NOTICE. hereby forwarn rii rcrsnns from pursha
siug the property in Manchester. at ptcsent uccaD
ed by NJ Lhgoe. aHd advertised for sale by Mcssrs
W0HcNre, Robinson Il Fte0SaitS per order of .Ioi SRI
Hfrt tsG. 40 t.ilc viii be gigentie only real pro
Prlc.or having forh 'a3l' fic eafc.
Ihe lots are de-i-nacd m rue plan nc said town he
n 'os 100, 1916, iib. 10 more particularly drscuhrd
DY tie advertisement ol sessrs. ffaNcRrC Fi50sOu a
PteaSnHfs. HENRY s.. MOKfGT
reJ'y25. gti,
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CnARIrarnN- Fol -

Arrived last evening, the Hamburg ship
Cuba. from Hamburg aud last from Ports
mouth, England, which latter port she left
OF the Sthut. unfortunately brings no pa
pcrs, but nothing very prominent had occur
red mp 10 that time ihe rioiS in London had
been suppressed. aud general calm, 50 far a &,
respects political matters, continued 10 pre-
vail in Europe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25

Another and more serious Riot, or, as The
L1v9g Cour'rr terms it ipsurrccton,"
took place ia that city on the 2d DeccTst r.
81 originated IN Meeting NJ pm Fields, called
by se,iltious and ANONYMOUS haudoiiis, to hear
the report Of MIR. HUNT, who had been APP
pointed a, the previous meeting, NOvember
i to present petition to the Prince Regent.
The answer Of the Government was by no
means satisfactory, and the mob, after being
hIranguedby Aif HUNT and others, proceed
cal into the city, in two or three very large
bodies bearing flags, with various Irottos, OK
rrcSsive Of their dissatisfaction, ana deternua-
ton TO seek redress of their grievances by
force ofarms. IN their progress they broke
into several arm shops, and took thereirOm
many hundred muskets pistols. cutlasscs, &c.
with which they patrolled the streets, fire.
auently diScharging their pieces. The Lord
Mayor and Peace Officers excrted themselves
10 the utmost, TO keep down the spirit of in
surrcctioa IN which effort they were PROMPT
~ aided by the military, who watched The
movements o. the mob. The city of LUndOn
had not for many years exhibited such scena
OF outrage and turuit. party of the insur-
gents entered the enclosure of the Exchange,
when the gates were shut. and few OF them
secured; this eXaSperated the mob To such
pitch, llat not being able to force the gates,
they raised each other upon their shoulders,
and fred over the top of the gates. nj the Lord
MAYOR aud his party: this body was, however,
soon cliSi sFSed
The city was we'll furnished with soldi-
ers, both horse and foot; the horse para
vcniug and the night and preserved order every
where.
The Bank and East india House were pro-
vded with Sufficient force to repel any at
tack, and the city militia kept watch within
the ROYAL Exchange The Inns OF Court had
their gates cOsed--and the shops in almost
all the principal streets OF the city were shut
up.
We do not find. in the various accounts
with which our papers filed, the men
ton OF any person being Killed; a great
| number of persons were wounded, or cut
| and manned. in the various reucontres
which took place between tie mob and po-
| lice officers, and individuals defending their
| property.
! Tive men, named WATSON, father and son,
| the iattera Doctor, were among the principal
! leaders nf the rioters; the former has been ia
! ken, but the latter had not been found, mp TO
the last dates, although great eXertions were
| made to apprehend him. ne is charged with ha
wing shot a Mr.. PRATT who happened to be in
| the shop of Mr.. BECNViTn, a gun-smlth, where
! the mob entered - obtain firearms. lie is
supposed, ia some Of tue papers, TO have fled
10 America, where lis said he has extensive
! concessions
/ II the first moments Of alarm, II was sup
| posed that the London Rioters were acting in
! connection with others OF 4 similar stamp, in
! different parts of the Kingdom but nothing
| appears to have heen attempted in any place,
| except slight disturbance at Sheffield.
Several gangs OF thieves accompanied the
| mob who hustled several Gentlemen, a robbed
them of watches, pocket books, &c.
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- We are authorised to state ;hat JOSEPH c. CS-
ELLt ESQ. will he candidate icr the Senatorial Dis
uict which at the ensuing election viii consist the
GOoChlaud aud Louisa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-25
KIcAlioNn. HnHauA.sY 3. Isl..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Legislature rose Oh Saturday Mich, DO
tween and o'cloek--a thing very unusual
wish t!ieri-it being most customary 10 adioutn
on Noriay.-A short tune before the adjourn
ment ~ Saturday, on MIR. Nlaury'S motion,
thanks were unanimously returned 20 tfeSuea.
ker for tile inpastiality and ability with which
lie had discharged the dUtieS Of the Clair
a, tlie moment Of parting, air. Siansrd (the
SpeaSer) delivered Il valejic;ory address, re-
p,ete wit. senSi0iitv.
On Saturday, The following elegant vaedic-
tory address 10 the President of the L. States,
was presented by Mr.. 1iucSer:
70 JAHE.S III DISC n. President of the
TryiieJ Tlggec