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Law or THE UNITED ST1TES.
~ ACT
More ehccfrally 10 preserve the Neutral 2cIa
tons Of the United States

More efIcctrally 10 preserve the Neutral 2cIa.
tons Of the United States.
r eH0cfef Cy me StRalc nad House II repre-
grcss n+rVbisd Ia, IL adv person sLal within the H..
s ~ ne Uniied states NJ ont and arm aiiomrt Ia
NJ or, nd 9ru or procure to be fitted and armed,
o. SHALL Knowingly he concerned in the furnishing tiln
on OF aiming fany snch ship vessel with intent flaf
<c snip shall be employed in the service of any for
Sign prince or state, OF any colony district or
people 10 cruize or commit hostltes aid or 60.
crate ia any waflikc measure whatsoever against
-he fnHecis ctHns or property ofany prince state
81 OF any colony. district poope With whom the T.
ned mates are at peace, every such person offend
INK, shalt. Hp0H cCnv"tion. hc aciUdgCd guilty II
n'1h nidcincanor shall be punished and Imprisoned az
uc d.erc'icr"f tc court IN which tie conviction shalt
DC Wofe Than ten Thousand dollars, aud uS1enn OF I'M
ifsonnent shall not exceed ten years aud every such
sup "f vessel, with her tackle, apparel aud frrnfrrc
."stheI WIN AL iE"rfas. arms, ammunition ''nT
stores which may have been procured for the buiidia
AID equipment thereof shall he forfeited, orc haif 10
We lsf Oh any person WI stall gveinfomalion aud the
ctAcf half iofhe NC of tic lnited states
"ce.2. I'M be n .urfhfy cV0ctcd, That the owners
81 ALARMED ships saug ont 81 The ports oftie uaitcd
sates, aud oHnfd ShOilS in part bv citizens there
u s!ai' eirr into bond 10 the niitd states with
sufficient ef icsi wior 10 thc clearing ont thr same IN
Gcgle tHorff nf tie valge OF thr ges. al sud car
shp of vessel sian net he en,niey.J v srcb eoner.
~ c'n'tinf 0r committing hostrs of IN aiding or CO.
N.ftr 10 any w9fiike ueafufe against The suijrcts
ct''nt ~ properly of tay arurc STATE, or IT nuf
> see.
SEQ. b. I'M be u frfler ess-fra Tist The collcc.
'fii' ait' AIiff are LfltIl rt+reCtfFrlN
1Ni7'rd ani tcqf rd 70 fHin euy vessel uaniicsfiy
luf Tor ff~c pnrn"ses and ah"ut To- depart f5cni
- ritf State Of wtci' iic cargo -iaiI ptiacitaliy
~" .t ~ afms fuh iuuniinus 81 WV wien TIE NUN.
i'i Of nsu .hi ped hoa4d Or other circ.mstarce
ftfN fHlrf riebape fi'i Hnri ve-sei s intended 20
"" f 't"i ni iln fwrfr o~uefs go cruise o. com.
i1fic f upon tie sr cn ts. citycrs property ut
-"' iin.e q" -f.f or 0f IN. .oionv district o. pee
t't, win on, ihc Iu'ied -'srs ~ re7cc notii
IL tresfar Offbe PRESIDENT ae nae fi,escarsn OF ,fp.
ti ir o.snei auris ina rofJ. and snrrfics 10 the o.
rrd sFie' prior tl tirafins ort thr SAME IN double
fr 9rtirt %. ac value oi che VESSEL and cafeo on
b. f' u"lrNl iief siusr tni. iid tie ss'o ship m
t slsi d., hc e'lrioyef i5 he oRrcf ~ owucIs
cruising OF committing ho-'i.s. ~ co-opefaurq IN
~ HaIiAc measure against lAc suLtcefs, cScal o.
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virtuous; we must teach them moreover. how
10 become so, and TO render them good citi-
Zens instruction must be begun Ia infancy.--
From our national establishments will proceed
yours men qualified by their attainineuts aud
skill TO assert their claims to merit, too long
dcspised by our euen,ss; from them the light
OF knowledge will be disseminated over the
mass of the population, and fresh incentives
will arise IN every breast 10 appreciate their
duties and to love their country the moral
virtues that distinguish civilized man, will take
the place ofignorance I'D at that dcprayity of
manners which rs Tie unhappy consequence
of bMbarous slavery
HGytidRs Tho eyes Of the world are upon
us--our friends and our foes observe MS we
have to Justify the assertions ofthe one, 10
combat and ,li.pel the calunnies e the other;
and. finally. " e have TO overcome the od,ous
prejudccs that have existed for ages against
us. 1t is time tiiat the cause of truth should
triumph over that OF talsity and error; il is
time That we should demonstrate 10 the world,
that our faculties only need cultivation, and
that reason, wisdom, and prudence are our
guides.
Haytions i-Remcmber on this memorable
day the period when we combated our eppres-
sors: wandering in the woods. Il prey to all
prvations. Each rivalied the other in ardorto
overcome those tvrants-Harmony-u
happy concert of valonr: otenergy and unani-
NIFTY, preside = nevertheless in all ourctforts--
Now that we have crowned the grca. work OF
our Independence, let us ENJOY the precious
blessing with the happiness that results from
1t may the ties of union and fraternity more
closely ally us, and we shall present to the
world spectacle of generous Liberty of
nation firm in the defence of its rights, its liber-
ty aud independence
Given in our ROYAL Palace of Sans Souci
the ist of january, 1917, Ammo. 18th
of the Independence, and of our
Reign the sixth.
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lrct people, villa whom the United States are at
peace.
sec. 4. -iad be IL JSfkcr enacted That IL any per
shall wihla the territory jurisdiction If Tn. u
nted states, increase augment. procure to i
creased Or augmented. shall he knowingly concern
ell In increasing augneins the force amy ship OF
war. cruiser other armed vessel. which amy time
her arrival within the United States ship of
cruiser armed vessel in the service OF foreign
prince state any colony district people, or
belonging to the subjects citizens OF any such prince
state, colony. district people the being war
with any foreign primo. state, with whom, the L. =.
peace. by adding to the number size of tho
of suc vessels prepared for use, by the addition
thereto of any equipment. soiei, applicable 10 war,
such person, offending, shall upon conviction, be
adjudsed guilty of msdeinesnor, and shall he fined
and imprisoned the discretion vi the court in which
tie conviction shall be had, that saeh fines shall
eNcecdone thousand dollars nor the tenn of lnprison-
fncn be more than wear.
See. ). Ind DC further enacted That this act shall
continue ia force for the term OF two years.
H. CLAY,
Speaker The House ~ Representatives.
JOHN StliLAHD,
President cjthe Senste pro tcmpore.
AIasca }, 1917
AFPGOvRD,
JAMES MADISON.
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ZION PAYEMENT

The fVrei s II paving london streets with Iron has
been ricdon The south side of lackTiars Bridge aud
Tar succeeded tai learn intended To pave
s'rrets inthc city IN this under the auspices
the Tor, Mayor II IS computed that iron pavement
wrl lnsted VIII endure for twenty years in thorough
fsre hcteas Il is toe well known tat stone pavement
rela' rs repairs and rcadiustng three times
yar,aud rcnevinp three years The pieces
i'd Town IN Sack!Tais road resemble batch ofeght
~ ine ros IS taken from the oven During many weeks
rrder every Kind of load aud the rOughest usage the
hnnr's q. '' mass has been Hndisinrbed aud oubt
TenFiHs "ffhr success Of this experiment.
IfsP'ltorH 0f 1lris. Manufactures s -faricMliRrc.
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From the London Times
VIEW CHEMICAL INSTRUMENT.


The Fra'i hiowpi?e, acting hya condensed mix
TIRE 81 oaygaSe and hydro@ene gases has excited
ueu interest ara this HISS beer nuck enhanced the
norncYrrut of Dr. Cls-kc, Of Cambridge respecting
baryes S;r"n ties. iad the happuess Of INTRODUCING
th' instr nicnt in my lecture 1T the Sry Institution on
che 2oh-. detail % The phenomenal which the expert.
1sn te"c"pcd riay afford many your leaders osnsd-
eTahl1 interest.
i, for the FIRST time rendered secure by saist, ap
pendaee.
l. The refractory metal platinum thick - stock
ing VIE wa instantly fused, sc!ntatcd beautifully and
fell 10 a iarge gInhuis.
>. Pa'ladinn fahSfaatcd f,on platinum ore fused in
SANITY. ana ,ighty :cii.tillatel.
3 Pure ranstc magnos,a aud alunnia burnt With m.
common nri nae liable hrahcy, exhibiting splcn-
dor ~ H. ht rivalcd only nv the sun.
). tel satch-suring melted with most splendid
ccuuscatios fused into large globulc and cven boil
ed.
s Peat Of tobacco pipe buTn. with biiliiancy,
and was frseiiuio glass,
q. The diamond III groove of charcoal soon became
red hot Their hurst into flame and dislodgcti from
its nus, II fe ON the table, aud continued burn for
some seconds.
Chemistry has How received agent Of uncontrolled
p''gcf wcantlcpafca scene rcpete with grandeur and
inuesi. Man is only in the infancy of its being.
am with hish
respect, yours, &C.
rYrr,r1
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STOCK at AacfiOa.-Nf.

VTAIUApLE STOCK at zacfiva.-Nf. Edward Haf
v lam intending TO decline mercantiis business, VIC
shall sell NJ Auction Monday the 3ist in taat lis VA
liable stock OF GOODS, among which the following
articles
crates of ware consist ing ofbue printed cottage
Egyptian insre blue and edged and c. &. ware
80 boxes Canton china, principally tea, coffee cups ana
saucers containing 400 and Con pieces each SO sets
lus,re pcnced aud variety coiorcd sets 80 COM
pleie dining Caution and Liverpool china the fnSt
elegant aud general assortment of rich aud plain yass
ever offered in this place among which chandeliers ln
tres globe ainps Indian shades cpcrns, rich cat pitch
ers bowls plates dishes, tumblers, goblcts ella
refs wine glasses &C. &c. 20 liquor cases, with wht
bottles demijohns large size 10 pipes old ase
ia wine, of best quality so demijohns do do do n.
hds. old ". India rum. imported in lar so deniiohns
do. do. do. 40 hbls. coffee 100 sacks liverpool n
salt; 400 kegs London white lead known to be of ,h
first quality 100 Kegs =. fF and ffF gunpowder l,n
boxes teal Spanish SCARS imperial. gunpowhcr anI
young hyson teas ;leafand brown sugar London nor
ter, claretwinc, French brandy whiskcy fnolasss .r
ces Of every kind. sweeto. lamp aud tanners oil axe ~
Ind inst d:rifcf from (,Ldscoc 20 packages of So
CANT cut and plain giass ware, winch will be SOLD Nv IN,
package.
AT the time will be leased for the term of t
years the Store with the spacious ware room thereto
tacbed This tlouse, IS stand for business (t is nun,
cessary mention) surpassed hy none in this par.
and for wholesale busiuess particularly desirable
ET TERMS ut Maze.
PdraAiHs, d, Top 6. Copeland.
Auctinuapr.
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CORRETvT


After a considerable intermisson, this cele-
DRAFTED and most volumiuous writer has again
made his appearance, not i'll his intended Ame-
rican publication, but in re-publications of his
that the NJ. S. 5. for the former could not
be forwarded with safety or regularity
they were either lost, or mislad, or inter-
cepted; aud SO his Deputy in New-Yook
can now only reprint the registers which are
published in Encland-We have before us
two Numbers lately published, and they con-
tain the same point and spirit which have SO
eminently characterized his other political pro-
auctions.
Cobbett's writings have become extremely
offensive TO the ruling powers, they eXerted all
their might to stop their circulation-Ihey
were forbidden in all messrOoms and coffee
houses, and wherever Ministerial influence
(Which IS very general aud powerinDeXtended,
and they even threatened TO withdraw the IL
ceises of tavern-keepers who admitted Cob
bett iuto their houses!
His Register, No il, addressed to the lower or
dersof tile people, on their present distressed
condition, being much caledf0r, but the price
being Is = ~ too high for trddesncnor laborers,
Goblet printed it on cheap paper, and had it
hawke over the country at "a piece-Here
again the areuts of the MiuiStc. countcracted
the autho 80. they seized the hawkers for sell
ling the sheet for not being stamped, although
at the very same tine, the Ministers were bu-
silly Circulating their answers 10 CObbett at one
penny, without stamps
This was Il blow which Goblet did not ev-
pect aud how his fertile genius will overcome
this unlocked for obstacle, we cannot imagine.
In tile despotc countries of Europe, tile
Prince, or King, or Emperor, has only to issue
Ills mandute, aud the thing is done, but, in In
gland, there is yet portion ofliberty; il con-
tains a deal of talent and virtue, which, il is
hO ped, will yet redeem the country
dinghy. the government has to take roundabout
ways of suppressing what IL does not like. The
Stamp Office enmssaries seize ali unsiamped
publications, the Attorney General prosccutes
the authos and publisher, aad the unfortunate
offendersare either fined OF imprisoned, usually
both baltimore 1weyicq8
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-28

b'W -Nl1 DOLLARS REWARB.-Ru Runaway on tie an
inst. from The Subscrber Twin. near Nrv ca,,,n,,
~ buckingham county, negso fellow. by name SfV
fhEN Tie - tall, black. has short hair il good hou.e
servant ana apt TO stuiter While under strong emotion of
any KIND lie carried with him much clothing and 4.
expect, lurking IN or about Richmond having bcc,i
hill ~ am
The above reward viii be paid for the delivery of esd
ieow TO me- or for the secuTcne of him in jail so ta
get him again eNITIl AYE '
r. s. said fellow has wife at Col. wn. Mayos nea,
mafeh1 lO1-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-28

v iRGfNIA MUSEU8.--,bnues U0rrcH s Richard
LOrton respectfully inform the public, and their
friends distance, that the building Tor the Virginia
Museum erectiHg the Capitol Square, in this CT.
", is rapidly progressing M order 70 facilitate the
penine Of this establishment the pToprictors have mo-
we'd into che building.
J.W.& X. l.. beg leave, tbroughthis medium, 10 tea
der tLeil thanks Is those individuals who have present
ed crosties for the Institution and respectfully solicit
the assistance of the scientific in procuring good class
VI minerals aware that by directing tleir attention to
wards This Source ofdonesiic wealth they may bring to
g and amply purposes Of practical utility
with which ihi- State abouBds.
j. W. & x. T.. natef themselves that by assduous at
tcnton the lirciRi1 HHScR5n MAY opened early the
nuing snmuer. Having engaged tfr. Sorceout, gen.
temau every way Quaedt prepare aud stuff birds and
amas, SC. sc. tpeJ will fcei Obliged TO any Individual
who may leave al the
MUSEUM,
CON THE GdPITOL .SQfr6EEl
OF forward ANY thing that will AID 10 tae collection
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-28
March T..

E)lANk * scANIliNG.-- The pubic. aud cspecia;
the Citizens OF Richmond and lis vicinity are ,n
pectiully notified that the Subscribers have now In one
ration at fa'vr7, situate the Eivanna river n.a,
Fiuvanna Courthouse two Sqst jikv which from, M.
constant and full supply OF afforded them by a;d
iver throughout the year, oarable OF making plank
IN such quantities as to enable the Subscribers at ali
times, TO furnish at short notices any quantity oil Mat
"f scHins and OF any description which inay he rcni
reg. Ihey have now on hand at said Mills, aud intend
To- keep large supply OF piank-They will tIerefnr M
glad tonake contracts and engagements the ,icliyery
oil parces tpiank or scanug either the Basin bank
at luchmond At place the river between Eich
mond and Palmyra, ar arthc latter place.
IT Letters containing propositions addressed To ,b,s
tended TO. '' a.
j. & w. 7Tr,ber1aIe
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srrpy-Ivsrrrrriox1

SrnRy-TNsTtTrTIoN.
nudon, Dec. -.
- is asserted IN Northera Paper that siis invcn-
tnnsan Niicr nne-nHde BY Mr. FAR of PhiladeI-
piia, and improved by Or. Sulman.-[ Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-28

INLAND VlRGINIA.-syi he sold. TO The Inches, hid.
4 der, on wednesday, the 3Ot day of Aprl next dfv
haltacre lots IN the town Of MHrseles on Dan river in
county Of Halifax az which inspection Of tobacco
aud Hour IS established. This situate in the hear,
tobacco country inferior to The State Of VIZ
ghd INC wealth ~ the surrounding Inhabitants, on
bnc with the fertility Of the soil of rs sure ulsdeec
me success Of mercantile prise. The great i'm
pOvcuieut nads ia the culture aud management of 10
ndccp "Hhn Inc vicinity OF MaTseiiles, induces belief
uat ~ no oant day u will become depot 0f tobacco Of
we very FIRST order From the town OF Narselcs TO Noff
ipS e!e at this time good navigation for baeaus n
ten hhds ioJacco buthen fexccpi Portage Off fuies
when obstruction will, it's thongh be removed i'm ia
months OF Two yeats around which turnpike road viii
speedily be made. The situation Of Niarsecs l. hiph
ana AIRY and has commanding vica Of tie surrounding
cou,fy,s extremely well waercd and is considered AZ
healthy as any Of the adjacent conatrv.
Tie terms Of the sole viii he made known that dsyhy
Tie Trustees.
HMCh ~. iu3-~f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-28

HOoDidC oAht.-by virtue ola deed cftrust executed
s ueeih mentioned, and recorded the comfy cunTt
VI o"Aaiau aDd 10y the agrccmen aud consent of all he
paiie5 concernec-Niii positively he sold without re-
serve otle highest bidder, Porbatau court honse on
tnc "a wednesday inApfii next (hes court dayl tie
LTGcf IsanG conveyed by the said deed and ON lir,,
SAID John T. Peasants lately resided eonaiune 7IT
acres. more OF less lying on Joness creek in tie said
The terms efsale will be four thousand dollar. ch
aud e balance IA Two equal annual payments 10 be 49,,
curedby deed oftTust on the land.
The title Is believed to be good bgt the win
only convey the right vested in by the trust deed
aud agreement aforesaid.
JOSIAH SMITH
and ! YrySyses
WN. s. DANCE.
March is. loitds
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g.,Irty DOLtALS .SElsAkD-- Is offered by the Sub
scriber for the apprehension and delivery of KIT
likely yellow fellow twenty eight years old, about live
feet teu inches high and well pfoportioned he has when
spoken To down look.
reward Of TEN DOLLARS, is also offered for LON
DON black fellow about thirty years old, about I've
feet ten inches high straight and well made II Is be-
l,yed that both these fellows ia the neshbcrhood Of
Richmond, aud often in the City.
Amrthi,l, chesterhc;d)
County. March 25. lo52t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-28

'5'EN OR TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Runa,y,,
Wu'atto woman, named Nancy Jones aged obon, an
years, ana likely form. ST., has scar under one Of
nsI eyes, occasoned bs fall. She purchased Inv
MI VIM fuieheT OF VIM Hay Esq. aud sold by the for
heI tome She has brother in Petersburg ffree) ma
med Mansfield also connections in Rockbrides county
OF near IT. ana two sisters at VIM. Hays, Esq., She NAV
ne sun IN his city, or either of the above psces viii
give IeH D0drSif she is caught in this civ or JJrs,5
~ secured II so fhnfI horn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-28

= TAiuABLE Real Estate For .SaIe.-The subscriber
Offers for private sale, his Tract Of LaRd contain
lug about Goa acres, lying the forks the BROOK r,n
some of adjoining the Brook Turnpike road the
Bridge and between four aud tive miles * the CITY
Richmond. ON this land is very fine spring and
remarkably handsome sct.s for building. The tIact
will either 1U sold altogether in lois suit purchasers
For Toms, apply to Hoact,re Robinson s Pleas0nfs
who have plot Of the land, aud fully authore ed 10
dispose thereof. EL))TJ-ND IpkBSTfR.
Feh'v 20 aS-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-28
JOHN ADAMS,

SAMUEL e. ADAMS, - ""
j. ADAMS requests all those who wish trans act an,
business with hun, To call aithe Office of George Nm
Smith, IN the forenoon, rather than his dwelling
Ecb'Y no,,.s..
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NOilCE.-All persons having claims upon tie cst.f.
ofpeier Cottfe. dec. are hereby notified 10 bin
IN TIE same for scemeniaud an persons indebted -
te saw estate, are required 10 make Immediate peyneu
oithe same, mno inrtlieT indulgence can DC fiycn.
SfH1AL CoTrRILL, 49,.
- 49,.
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Feb'y25.

NTU1iCE.-By virtue af two deeds of rms, .~.c,- .
ny pav,o Corbs TO John Darneille and Joseph Hun.
Ter Tor the purpose Of securing certain sums of money
James B. Fretweii and Nicholas Lewis-wc shall on Il,
sih day Of April next, in the town ~ Warren. pro
coed to sell, 10 the highest bidder for cash the nro
perty conveyed in the said deeds or So much tbrr.
OF rs VIII be sufficient IN pay the none, due ON ,h
,a,u deeds. Inc property conveyed, consists of a
TRACT OF LAND, lying in Buckingham comuty cop
tanning by estimation a-n acres adjoining tbe Iayd s
James Station John omas. tract of land lyinS in
Vie county ofAlbemarle containing 400 acres ,nors 81
less, adjoining helands ofJnhn Patterson wilson e ~;
cholas and Thomas Goolsby.--The following slavss
harrison Johnson Abrai, Dilsy and child, and Kssy-
II tile day above appointed he not far th @ sale ,,
take place ON the fair day. and will he continued ~
ges The auds lay in the neslbouThood arren ana
persons Intending 70 purchase will do well 10 EXAMINE
before the day OF sale. ''-~
We shall only convey such right as Cas co,versa ,
us by the tiGst deeds.
JOIN DArNrUTr.
JOSEPH HUNTER. ! trustees.
'sNiE subscribers have associated ihrnscIyeS in n;
ness under the Dim ofHallS, Sheppard 4 % ana
nave taken tie corner house the street leadin
10 Col Mayos Bridge, called the Old Capitol) ,yhar
and bran. "'' eHoitS
ALSO, cou,Cuoust to the above they offer for .,,e
% s'ieht Vi sioSeies ana spirits, Wholesale and
iel@ii- EDMuED WALLS
JOHN SHEPPARD
p. $. We viii give, at all times .,,he,,I ~
wagon meal, corn and eats. f''Ne i''
March, 10,
WIZARD ELECTION THE citiZcns OF Ujc11o-1-- -
W hereby notified an election VIM be hsS nv =,
first Wednesday IA April next in The S gn ~,
Waids for Common Council men, for the essuine tweiye
In Jefferson ward, 70. /, al the court hor.e.
nm IN MADISON ward, No. 2, aithe Merchants Coace.
ia Monroe Ward No , at the on1-a &c To-, ~,
tine. Iiieh Constable. ' ''t'N"
Ihe polls Will open at l0o'clock, a. NJ
W. u. WREN .yeyer
az me (rffl NJ pj.b,s,,,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-28

NTOriCE.-Al persons having claims against the .s-
= tate ri the late Col. Richard Adams dec. are re.
quesied 20 make application the subscribers-those
who are indebted To the solicited to call upon
Mf. George wni. smith, at his U,ce doors east of
the Bridge, OIL street, who is authorised to receive
payment.
Persons who have made contracts Tor land without re-
ceiving cOnveyances, particularly invited to male
known their pretensiors in writing without loss OF time
as connected survey all the lands adjoining to this
10 be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-28

NorICE--the concern of Rison 8 Ayrhenis this oiay
! y ulssoived Ivy mutual consent. Those who have
claims against it will call Peter Tisoa for nav"n,
aud ,hosewho ar- indebted TO it by hand open account
Oh otherwise, will make payment to him
DAVID MAHEN, jun.
PETER RISON.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-13
FOREIGN.
From the ". L. Commercial .idver-
tiser, .iEgust z,

user, du9HSt z.
Our selections from London papers
10 the 18th June, by the Tea Plant, are
this day continued.
The trial of Doctor Watson. on Which
tor some time the eyes Of the whole
United kim dom have been anxious,v
liked, with no common degree of inter
est, having terminated in his acqui,,al,
on tho 25lh Of June, to the ssiisiae lion
OF vast majority Of the nation, the three
remaining prisoners (Thistlewood, Hon.
per and Preston) who were implicated
with him, were brought into court on
the following morning; a new Jury
sworn andthc encouragement inform.
ing the court that it was not his intention
to call witnesses to support the charge
against them. Lord marlborough direct.
ed the jury to return verdict of No,
guilty, which was instantly delivered in
and recorded, and the prisoners were dis.
charged, amidst the acclamations OF the
popnlace in the Hall, and the immense
multitude without.
The attention of the people of London
was next diverted to the opening of the
bridge OF Waterloo, which took place ON
the 18th Of June, with great pomp and