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Albany Oats.

4s00 bushels Oats Of { very superior
quality, (c!ear of sarlick) ROW sHost-
which will be sold on accommodating
terms if Immediate application is made.
Lindsay and Hill.
Who have Shad, nett Il gross Her
rings.
January II ot
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NOTICE.

The Creditors OF J. and g. pLuMER,
are requested to attend meeting at the
Compiling Room of Gerard P'umer, thl.
eyening at six O'Clock. P. M,-Punctual
mast be given.
January II IT
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} The celebrity Of switzerland, stands
III respecting those improvements II
Eeir hat cone nesrest 20 the periec
4 In OF India.
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New Medical Work

November so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-07
THEArR1cALHuRaIra.

NEW Yong, Oct a.--on Monday evening" the Beg.
gzis Opera wasreived for the purpose Of introducing
MT. IEcLED0E Ia the character of Captain Macheath ;
aud after The opera was finished, tumult commenced
which (for the credit Of the c) seldom aud
which I'VE trusD will not again BE- repeated. We shall
detail PARTICULARS after few cnTsOry remarks per-
Torrance. The BeggaT's Opera is by means popu-
lar playits want OF morality, its loose characters SO
10 orr people and placed ia such strange situations
calculated 10 rensef 10 by favOufite -
The music Is its onlS recommendation, and the knowI
edge that Of the FIRST singers England had oban-
ed Afeputation in Naebeath aud Polly, Gu
rosity ON the psi of our audience to it performed
Atan early hour the house WAS crowded believe 1t
he second beet house this II evident
that The piece was got up in hurry the music was
easiOnally and order and SOME Of the
t'B not perfect thus supported, Air. Ineedon had
support part, which he bad no doubt PLAYED under
more favourable circumstances Some Of bis songs
however given with considerable eifectotleTs produ-
ced great applause. His Pretty Poiiy say Nan
ndy escape rO1i rope or gun, aud other bal
lads sung with skill aud melody which We have
Ecver heard eguaed.
Miss johnson's Polly, by FAR the most diicu ebar.
in the piece, sustained with considerable abi
". Her great eSeuons compensated 10 ameasure for
her deficiency of powers aud Of the songs which
ala no demaud force aud cSetion very deserved.
ly appsuded Her tcase your nning vas undoubtedly
the best We heard during the evening.
Between The play aud farce NJ noiedon repeated the
song Of Hail Columbia, which was loudly applaud
ed and encored. From the general expectations excited
which vas audbly manifested by The audience and cries
we're SOON heard Of Btackey'd ysnn by sIr lneledoi
which peaed 10 us 10 proceed originally from the box
Tie cry soon became general thrcUghou the house.
Whistles &C. The musicians entered the orchestra for
tie purpose Of commencing The overture TO the
tsBmet, which WINS not heard aud the curtain for
the Midnight Hour, amidst continued shouts aud screams
for psck ey'd Susanard Mestfs. Prtcbafd ara DaIey
we're greeted their enhance BY showers ~ apples
nri &c Tbe play proceeded in dumb show for length
OfiaHie, when the curfain fell
The noise, Which appear to abate resumed when
Tie cuii7iu again rose and NJ Simpson came tor
ward though sssai "a violently BY appcs and other su
sisnccs he Wssb head With cneniiy aud demanded to
tnon tc pleasure Ut tie audience. The ciy Of Biacl
eJ'd Susan sgani Tepestsb, when mr. Simpson
ioGutd fbs audience tbai So. nclseon had is The The
bat even had lie been lele his cNsiifns durlHs
The event. would haze ~ appreciated FIN noin s,ngIe
lIc sur Icaulr.d. ~. a.o.--. - ~ leIi-n-l 30
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Farms for Sale

IENHE subscriber wishing to The Southwestern
q county offers for sale Two valuable and comfortable
Farms, the situate about mile est of Orange
Courthouse, containing 30i acres with in hun
dTed or two yards oft containing acres considered
and cultivated a. appendant 10 the Ts The other tract
lies about and half miles southeast of the Court
house. aud contains S2S On both farms are coed
and convenient dwelling and other houses With thTes-
ing machines. There is great abundance wood land
and timber to each farm, and on the last reclaimed
meadow of 20 aeres yielding annually from 50 eco
to 900 weight of hay The above are situated III
part OF the country as healthy is believed as any In
The Woodland in most unexcep;ioDabs negbbor hood
Supposing that any person desTos Of purchasing will
view the property popors display OF It's advantages is
ntemed unnecessary The teTnsone third in hand and
the balance in two ANIMAL instruments.
ROBERT TAYLOR.
Orange county. Nov. g. s2.st
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STEAM NAvIcATroN


The daily increasing Importance Of steam navigation,
and the mighty consequences that dependent upon IT,
renders Its safety common of The civilized
world.
ted States sev the possibility Of constructing boilers
that cannot be exploded by the elastic power of steam
Ia any dangerous degree " and happy in
Ing the following to readers proof this in
terestins proposition, OF Mr.. Oliver Evans Mites Reg
IFROM AURORA.
Explosion or (mpre properly yielding of the boiler in
the steam boat the Delaware.
This occurred On the 10th inst. october
Bnrdenown to Philadelphia. Tie engines discovered il
at Bristol 20 mites from The city, aud was ith DIM
Guilty that ne Ee't the boat motion. The passengers
however, did not discover all but only observed
tat the boat had lost s spetd IL proved Thar shee,
ing the boiler, AMI iDal being me srecSf gatf had
peued small aperture hythe equal pressure the steam
so as 10 et out the power the eNtinguis
ing Oh checking ia dcpTer The ore reducing the
power of the engine aud speed Of The at ThIs is one
OF the many instances confirming the declarations Of III
inventor heretofore published viz. hat lie has dscov
cred the form aud mode Of constructing bis boilers thai
they cannot be eat0aeG any dangerous degree 6y the
elastic p0per 0tSfeasG but eau only be made TO WELD
tothe irresistible and eoaa pressure small aperture IN
the soedkeSt part from which the stream water issu.
lug VIII nor scdsd a the distance three feet
pehy most curious fac denoastrable and
by actual experiment and demonstrated by the officers
OF The mint Of The United States viz. That the greater
pressure aud hotter The water in the boiler less viii
be lis heat at the distance OF three ssniue
from aperture OF half inch diameter because the
elastic power OF the heat confined in the water expodes
aud dlspenses the sean the instant issues MIST
thin that mixing with the air the heat reduced below
seaiae degree AT two or three feet distance BItwhen
u ISSUES inside the furnace, u checks and extngnshes
the FIRE, stopping all danger" The boiler was
tue mex day. and the boat has her daily tasks
THIS happened with the boat Etna with high
steam boat on the waters, and that its boiler cannot
exploded.
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Carrsbrook for Sale.

ENblS highly improved and valuable property lies On
the South branch of the Rvanna river in Albemals
comfy icontans 100 acres Of LAND, of which $50 a.
cres are st rate low ground being The best part
has been generally known as " CdJrs LOtsgr0unds
The high land s, for the most part good. The i'm,
proveuents are excellent and cnnsist OF spacious ell
ing house wish all tue necessary Offices sufficient for the
genteel accommodation ola large family, in good repair
with large new barn and threshing machine-snated
IN as good Beighbourbood any the State on nayigs
bic water and convenient several manufacturing mills
aud distant only miles from Charlottesville There are
Oh Tue land sufficient number OF Valuable NEGROES
for its cultivation who will be sold with the rest of the
property, fair terms.
The terms Of payment to lie, one fifth TO be paid on Civ
ing possession, and the balance ia from 10 years or
the purchasers paying interest annually on tie
amount due. The be secured by lien on the
land.
n Applications TO he made to Dabney Minor Of Abe.
marie, or Wilson C. Nicholas, OF Richmond.
October saIu
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80 LikeAy NesrNss .


ONthe 9Th day of December next, in the town Of IRE,
~ detcksburg, will be sold at public aucnon, FIFTY
LIKELY SLAVES. The salewi commence O'Clock.
terms cash The negroes will be paid for they al.
struck of to the purchaserwhen bills Of sale will be
siven required. The notes Of the Bank Of the United
States OF the Bank Of Virginia, any their branches
will be received in payment.
BERNARD N. CARTER
Fauquier, Oct. IL. az -tds
I 1Ni9N HOlEL.-HENhY BJ1LER takes this o..
~ portuHiy to return his most grateful acknowledge
mens to his friends aud the public for Tie very liberal
encouragement already afforded him, and 10 give notice.
that on this day he will remove into the UNION HOTEL
which, though still unfinished, will afford extensive aud
elegant accommodations for ladies and gentlemen. lie
gam pledges himself that every possible exerion shall
be made by hniseliand family give entire
HIS Stable is cool andspacious Is furnished at ali
times with herds grass hay from The meadows
Of Dr. adams, and generally with the clean and heavy
| oats of the Northern States.
Members the Legislature wishing obtain lodgings
during the ensuing for themselves alone, with
their families requested make early application.
by some friend residing in this City, who may make choice
| OF suitable rooms.
Carriages will be furnished gratis for carrying Mem
bers to the CAPITOL during the session of the Lcgis
| ture.
August27. 3ttf
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INDIAN LANDS.

From the Chulicoths Supporter.
In our last paper we mentioned that treaty
had been held with the Indians by which their
claims TO certain lands within this state had
been eXtiiguished I'VE can now state some of
the particulars relating to this purchase. The
treaty concluded by gen. u. M'Arthur Of this
vicinity, aud governor Cass of the Michigan
territory, allows the Wyandots an annuity of
1000 dollars-Shawanoe 1900 dollars-and
Senecas 500 dollars together with the sum of
$500 dollars for fifteen years. To be divided
between the Pottawatomies, Chippewas aud
Ottawas.
The following estimate, though probably not
entirely correct, will afford some idea of the
extent of the tract of country purchased.
The whole tract, including the Indian reser-
vations, and the unceded land west of ST. Ma
rvs river, contains by rough calculation-a a
cres, 3 ,S62, 420.
Within this tract the Indian res ervations are,
II miles square at Upper
sandusky, acres or, $50
10 miles square at Wappako-
Data 81 600
7mIles square at Lewistown, 81 800
miles square at Hog creek 10000
miles square at Fort Seneca 3l,S6O
The tract west of st. Mary's,
fSupposedl about 500 square
miles 10000
Ply $50
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IRON Tus NEW (LospoNl MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
BALLAD.

IRON TIKI kkw (LokpoN) MONTHLY NAGAliNl
BALLAD.
oh lady buy these budding How'ts,
For lam sad, aud wet. and weary
lati,rd them tf~ break .f day.
whsn all was lonely sad ana dtcary.
And long .'Ne sought 10 sell ibein here
10 pafchase clothes. ard food aud dwelling,
70. yalor's wrelchsd orphan girls
foor ME and my Young sister Ellen.
Al those who tread llfe's ,hornless way,
IN Fofiune's golcra sunshine banking,
Aay JeclD my wants require no aid,
Because my lips are mite, upaskiHg
They have no heart fer woes ,ike nine.
Zach Wurd, each look, Is cold-repelling.
Vet one. crowd OF hairTsrs fawn'd
ipi tOrtupe sfnild ON me aud kll,rl
OH nay my Bowls, they're fair and fresh.
AS miae and mornings tears could keep them
10 r1FTOV's sun shalt see them dead.
AHs shall scarcely 1--we Ia weep u'"tni
Yrtthls s.Se, bud, ~ purs'd will, care,
Spog into iuinrss would be sueiling
Avn uritnI'd 10 some geB'Ious hand,
80 might my iit,e sister Ellen.
Sizes sleeping in tue hollow tree,
her only hVme-i,s leaves her bedding
And i've M food 20 carry there,
10 sooihe the tears she all he shedding
Oh thai iLose mourner . tears which fall
lhat bell Which hca,iy is sieiling;
Ana that deep gave, were meant for lne
And My poor ..itle sister Ellen
when We ia sieuce ace laid down.
Ia Ines tast fearless. blessed weeping;
No teays VIII fall upon our grave,
Save hose vf PITY nI. hcay'ns own weeping
InhnOwn we've in'd, 0IAnoan must die,
No tongue the noun. fti tale be telling,
OF two young broken iicGrtrd girls
Puor Nary aud bei sister EiIesIl
No one has bought cf me to-day,
And night is nnw',hc town o'vsshaIiag,
And like these poor dropping flowers,
unnotictd aad unw.pt am fadiBg;
"! soul is struggling TO he free
II lcathes ITS wreiChed earthly dwelling,
\ %
Oh God project lone orphan Ellen.
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peared Reasonable did not seem 10 satisfy the 6adieHe
and the Glamour did not subside Towards the Sd act
all of which vas pantomiuie, Il number of watchmen
were introduced with view of Accepting the peace
Their presence however, did not seem calculated TO al
lay the noise and confusion aud the curtain fell amidst
repsated screams hsses noises. &C. No attempt was
made TO destroy any part the theatre the only
which the audience were DESTROYS OF attaining TO hear
Mr. Inciedon sing B,ackey'd Susan as they expressed
thenisei sorew hat disappointed tie opeTa-seve
raj persons To the aud learn
thai some prosecutions have commenced.
On these have but few remarks to make
At the rsi rlauce IL will appear that no part OF the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-07
Names Niyer Maud.

THE subscriber wishes to sell the TRACT OF LAND
upon which he resides in the county of Albeularle
aud is disposed TO evea great bargain it, if Applicant
Oh be made IN short time. The tract 700 acres
more tan 100 Of which are low grounds the first
4uaiy good proportion OF the high land is rich 10
bacco land and the hole strong red sod well adapted
to the use OF PLASTER OF Paris, and good farming con-
dliion The Improvements are amply sufficient for the
accommodation of large family.
further description is deemed unnecessary as il is
presumed those wishing to purchase would pre-.
m.ses. SAMUEL SHELTON.
November 4. 522u,
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s,4S5,54O
EXTRAORDINARY PRODUCTION.
4,27G,SIO

QUEBEC, Oct. live have seen twelve POI
tatoes, the production Of the farm of John Fur
gusoD, on the river st. Charles, weighing fif-
teen pounds. They are English whites, three
years from the seed. The produce is thirty
six bushels from two.
German settleTs.-On Saturday arrived in the
ship Zephyr, 1870 German settlers, men, women
and children. They found immediate shelter
in house belonging to George Pozer, i'm an
airy situation near the gaol. Mr.. =. means to
settle them on his seigpOry of AubeIt Gallon,
on the river Ciaudiere, where he has taken
steps to provide mills and other buildings for
their reception, and has made large purchases
of provisions for them. They embarked in
deed for this country, in consequence Of en-.
enlargement held out to them by that gentle
man, who has great credit in so welt employing
his money, as il must necessarily tend much
to the advantage ofthe province the Germans
being quiet and industrious people. We hear
that the men are to proceed Immediately to
the seat OF their destination, but that tho wo-
men and children will pass the winter in town.
They excite much of the curiosity Of the pub.
lie, BY the gTotesque appearance of their cos
tune, IN which they appear TO be at least a cen
tnry behind the fashions Of the day. Their
dress is, however, comfortable, which is more
than we nsay of that of our fine fashionab bic
ladies. Mercury.
Moscow, IN. W Oct. I6.--On the evening
Of the 18th inst. about eleven o'clock, a meteor
passed over the town of Genesee. It's course
was almost directly north. Meteorologists
would probably call il one Of the seroiIths Tor
stones of tie air. which have more frequently
Of late, visited the earth. Ourinformant, who
with some other persons were returning from
a singing school, witnessed the phenomenon
lie stated that from extreme darkness the bo.
rzon was suddenly enlightened, so that the
smallest objects were distinctly discernable,
or TO use his own words, " could see to pick
up pin inihe road" Looking up, the blazing
train "A ilich follow ed The snrolifh sec,,od ~
him twelve o. fourteen feet in length. A part
oftle nuceus broke oil, separated, aud was
followed By shorter blaze, winch, however,
was soon extinguished.--Ih principal one was
,s,eT va In, so,ns rcds bes,d %
which rescmbled the rumblIng of thunder. 1t
was also heard distinctly ia this village, and
probably other places NJ this vicinity
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New Virginia Almanack .

lust published ana for sale by the subscriber q doors
~ below the farmers Rank), and printed In superior,
s.ye on good paper the Farmers new VIRGINIA ALMA.
MACK for the year of Lord 1915 calculated by pa
via Richardson, of Louisa county-con,aning in addition
to the usual matter variety Of useful recises anec-
doies &C. an also, complete list of tile American ma
Whe AMOUNT OF shares Subscribed by each State
uncd States bank, list of the navy board census OF
Richmond &C. &C. IT Country Merchants SUI piled on
TIE mos moderate ielIns, By the gToss dozen.
FOR SALE, as above $50 IeaiES FUOLSCAP pAPER--
which Is offered very low.
FREDERICK A. MAYO.
November q. 5a6t
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Oats Meal So CNvn.

THE subscribers want TO purchase immediately few
Il thonsand bushels Northern or Upland Oats-and will
give liberal cash price for good wagon Meal and Corr
AT their meal and granary store of Old Capitol
on Cary and Cross Street leading Colonel John Ma,os
Brdge-where their friends and public can be always
furnished with articles in their line Of the best qualify
aud at the lowest prices. EDMUND WALLS & co.
November a..
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AOhn EnX

HAS associated himself in corartnershiv with HE
- brother, CHARLES J. FOX, under the nrm Of
JOHN s CJ6RLES j. FOX. Who viii devote tle's
attention. to the Commission business.
JOHN FOx.
Nov. =. s2st CHARLES ). FOX.
"A PEIIIION-nfH be presented 10 ne Gerfrgt j..
sffnbiy at fhcir Dctt session. s,aUDr shof or fr6
may n pissed permitting BILLY BROttN q frre
nan OF colour, 10 remaiH ~ fhis state.
Ocf0Jeri7. 4yIf.fD
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Swan Taveen---F0r Rent

S(Y request of MIR. Matthew Wells who rented the
AO Swan Tavern, IL is again offered for rent. The
houses have lately been pu much bcitsr order than
they have been for several years, aud any moderate ad
donal improvement that DIght he required by good
tenant, would be made. The stand under good manage
ment is believed to be inferior to in this city, and
Ia the wish Of the proprieors it person who
will uphold the reputable character that has for many
years been attached TO the Swan IS public house. Pos,
session may be had iImedaiey.For terms, apply to
| EDWARD HALLAM or JOHN Kosher.
| a..
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And there remains, to which the In
dian title is eXtinguished,
To this may be added the tract with
in this state lying north of the RI
yer hiiami of the Lakes, and east
OF a meridian drawn north from
Fort Defiance, ceded by the trea.
ty of Detroit in 1907, say
Making, Of unoccupied lands in the
state of Ohio, TO which the Indian
title has been extinguished, an az
gregate ofacres
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WAnteA,

loo basheisPALMA CHRISTI sEED-for which cess
Will be given. JAMES HARrfSs & ca.
SrEea doors o5osc f.o Beff Tapern
October a. ;s-ac,
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NOTICE.

The subscriber intending to remove
rom this place in short time, requests
all those indebted to him by bond, note
or open account, to come forward q set
tie them up to first of January 1917.
He will dispose Of the Houses 4 Lots
he now occupies, and possession given
the 18th October next. The dwelling
house is calculated for the accommoda.
ton OF family, with all the necessary
out houses, and very productive gar
den, subject to small ground rent-th,
stand for retailing goods, or purchase Of
produce, is inferior to none in town.
II is deemed unnecessary tosive more
minute description, as it is presumed
hose wishing to purchase will view the
premises.
He will also sell quarter acre Lo,
and Dwelling House thereon, near the
court house.
The above property will bedisposet
on accommodating terms to those wish
ing to purchase.
GEORGE SMITH.
Dumfries, January I4-l5 eou
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Wanted,
Lane. for Sale


A tract or parcel of Land. containing
between two and three hundred sores
on the north side Of 0ccoquan, in Fair
fax county, abou. miles west of Deco
guam mills. 1t is well watered with ne
yer falling springs, it is also we'll timber,
ed, and the great quantity of fur timber
on it renders it the more valuable to any
person in the coopering line. This LAND
is Of the middle soil, and produces corn,
wheat or any other grain tolerable we'll
there is about 100 acres cleared and IN.
de-. good fence. The improvements are
a ,og dwelling house Il other out houses.
aid good apple orchard of about sixty
trees:
ALSO.
One other tract in the same county
Within three miles OF Occoquan, lying on
sandy Run, containing AZ acres-one
half in cultivation and under good fence,
he remainder heavily timbered, There
IRE on the premises an old framed dwell
ing house aud out houses and an apple
richard Of eighty bearing trees.
Any pei SON inciining to purchase cat
lew the I-emises and know the terms
=, applying to the subscriber who lives
lear them.
Thomas GossoD.
November so 9montas-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-28

THIS Medicine has been attended
with degree Of success highly grateful
TO the inye oar feelings, in several parts
of the West Indies. and the Southern q
Middle States, particularly in n. York
Philadelphia, Baltimore, petersburg
Richmond. Norfolk, Edenton, Whining
TON. Charleston, ard Savannah. The
testimony of number Of persons at each
Of the above places can be addueed' whe
have reason TO believe. that timely use
of this salutary remedy has, under Provl'
dence. preserved their lives, when IN
the most alarming circumstances.
Facts of this conclusive nature speak
more in favour Of a medicine than CO
lumns of pompeus euiogy, founded on
mere assertion.
1t 8 not, indeed. presumptuousiy pro
scsed as an infaliible cure. but the inven
tor has every possible reason tat can re
n,lt ffom extensive experience, tor De
lieviug that dose Of these Fills, taker
once in every two weeks, during tht
prevalence Of our bilious feveTs, vii
prove an intallible preventative /; an0
further, that in he carrier stages of those
diseases. their use will very generally
succeed in restoring health, and frequent
" in cases esteemed desperate. and be
yond the power II c0mmon remedies.
The operation nj these pilis speriecti!'
mild, 10 as to be used with safety by per
sons in eyerv situation, and OF every age
They aee excellentiY adapted to cary
oS snneriiuous bile & prevent its NOR
hid sec~etinns-to restore Il mend TIT
sppet;te--tp produce free perSplratioI
and t.,ereb, prevent colds which Is so oi
tea Of fatal consequences. \ dose nevei
fail =. remove cod i taken on It's trs'
aprearance-they are celebrated fsr re.
moyins habituai costiveness--siekaess al
the stomach snd severe head-ache-ahd
ought 70 be taken by all persons on a
change of climate. -
Tue, nave been found remaf kaoiy Ell
eat,nus in preventing and curing dlsor
dsrs attendant on long voyages, and
should be procured and carehdly Preserv'
Ell fH use by every seaman,