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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-12
sTIrIIEGIsLAruREs.

The Legislatures Of Maryland and Vir.
ginia, commenced their annual sessions
on the first inst.-1he former at AnRapo-
lis, and the latter at Richmond. Tbs
Legislature Of Pennsylvania convened
at Harrisburgh, on the Cd. inst. The
Legislatures Of Georgia, South CsroIins,
and Vermont, are, we believe, all now in
session. ". 7. Com. .adv.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-12

Speaking Of the frequent deaths occa-
stoned by the clothes of children taking
FIRE, a writer in the Georgetown Nesssn-
ger observes" Let our little ones no
longer wear shirts or night gowns Of cot
ton. Let them be of soft white flannel.
This will preserve them from the cold,
and from the danger of being burned up.
Let their frocks, or over dress, be Of aan-
mel, or cloth, or stuf-and for the ,ans
reasons"
How easy to remedy the evils which
cotton dresses occasion-and yet how
slow we are to apply the relief.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-12

world by die Barbary corsairs. Captain
schumaun, of the Russian ship Industry,
was taken by the Algerines, and retoOk
his vessel by killing all the prize crew.
Among the papers found upon the
bodies of these pirates were passports Of
the consuls Of Great Britain, ths .ftth:r-
lands, France and Spain, residing in Al
giers, directing the commanders Of ves-
sells of war belonging to their respective
nations neither to detain or melsst .4lse-
rine crmSers, or any Of their prizes"
Remarks By the National .idroeats
Much Importance is attached to dis
coverv Of English and Spanish passports,
found on the person Of an Algerine cap
tain, who was killed in action. The fact
is, no armed vessel, belonging to any of
the states in Barbary, ventures 10 sea
without having Mediterranean passports
from the various cOnsuls at peace with
the governments; and the want Of til,
passport i. an evidence Of hostility, and
would subject the vessel to capture. Il
is also provided that passports should DC
granted BY the existing treaties, add 10
by no means novel occurrence.
The passport merely mentions the
name of the vessel and captain, and ne,
force, and then requires all armed ships
to suffer her and her prizes to pass with
out mOlestation. So many passports were
required for the Tunisian squadron, gun
boats, and xebeques, that it was difficult
to describe their names, characters, and
force; and this difficulty was not in the
least done sway by a very ignorant and
indifferent board Of admiralty-:he secre-
tsry Of which was Familiarity termed MIR.
Croker. This Turk used to collect the
passports. and in such careless manner
that it not unfrequently happened that
enc vessel went to sea with the passport
belonging to another.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-12
SIX HUNDRED THOU

SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
In specie, arrived at this port yester-
day, in the British sloop of war EsK,
Captain Lurnock, from Kingston, Jamai-
ca. The Specie, we understand, is in
part Tor the U. S. Bank-the residue for
the Merchants Of this city. IBID.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-12
AlGERINE PIRATLs.

The Charleston City Gazette gives a
translation from Hambu'gh paper, pro-
wing that the censuls Of Great Britain,
IT, Netherlands, France and Spain, sane
ton the indiscrinlilGte plumber Of the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-12

rable burIesque Of the Della Cruscan
STYLE of writing, which prefers sound
TO sense.-It is from the pen OF mem
Der Of the Delphian Club.
DELLA cRyscAN ODE yroH-uny thing.
Brightly bubbling, golden, glowing
Is the tide that Hope inspires:
Widely, deeply, darkly flowing,
Is the fash Of Fsucy's fires.
Beauty's blithest blossom bushes
Deepest, dash'd with diamond dew ;
Hope the hearts high heaving hushes'
With her strains of silvery hue.
Dewey dreams, that dancing daily
Round the rural bsauty's bowers,
Sparkling spring, and sursle galiy
FrOlickins thro' fields of aOwers'
Fragrant foods that purely Purl'ug
Lull the listening loves to sleep,
Clearly then and coolly curling
Round their crystal couches creep.
How serene the sleeper slumbers,
When from their aerial string,
All Eolia's airy numbers
Brush his ear with quir'ring wing!
MelanchOly's mild meander brink
Breathes beside the broad brooks
Where the mortified Menander
Deiga'd the draught Of death to drink
Pity, on Pierian pillow,
Souowins sits there, signing 50
That she waves the weeping willow
With her winged words Of woe.
Western winds, that, lste and early,
Flutteriug ian her buayant breast,
Catch her curling curls 80 curly,
And refuse her ringlets Ieat.
Quitting, then, those curls So curly,
They, from out her azure eye,
Take the tears, SO pure and pearly,
To light up the galaxy.
IN the galaxy they glisten,
And, unfring'd by lids Of silk,
Seem, while to the spheres they listen,
Glow worms in bowl Of milk.
Pleasure comes, in car Of purple,
Purple car that's drawn by doves,
Doves that both her car and her pull,
Pull where'er the zephyr rOves.
Brightly twirl her wheels of amber,
Under their anbrosial load; '
Cleave the closing clouds and Chamber
Up the hyacinthine road.
While her balmy birds are fitting,
Yellow odours, shining round,
Shed their showers where she is sitting
pav,sh,l hy the choral sound.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-12
From the Boston Dailu .adrertiser.

From the Boston Datty .ddrerfiser.
A fIiend has shown US letter from
Sierra Leone, which mentions the return
to that place of the British scientifcaI az
petition Tor exploring the interior Of Atri-
ca. They were completely unsuccessful,
having advanced only about $50 miles
into the interior, from Rio Nunez. Their
progress was there stopped by chief OF
the country; and after unawailing en-
deavors, for the space Of four months, to
obtain liberty to proceed, they abandoned
the enterprise aud returned. Nearly all
the animals died. Several officers died,
and what 10 remarkable, but one private,
besides one drowned, Of about eco. Cap
tain Campbell died two days after their
return to Rio Nunez, and was buried,
with another officer, in the same spot
where major Psddie and one Of his oth-
GERS were buried Oh their advance. The
remnant Of the party were at Sierra Le-
one September 4, and proposed making q
further attempt BY another track.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-12
.Se,c. York, Dec. 6.

.NeIc- York, UPc. Q.
The editors of the Mercantile Atver-
tiser have heen favored with the loan oi
Bermuda papers to the 2sd ult. brought
BY the Arithmetic.
Bermuda, .Nec. %.
We are enabled to give the ioliOwlnk
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-12
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

.MurfreesbOrOugh, Ten N0r. q.
An express has just arrived in town
from General Gaines, on his way to Sc
neral Jackson, bearing Information that
the Spanisrds and Seminole Indians had
marched large force upon Gen. Games
near the St. Mary's, had surrounded his
fort and were pushing him hard at all
points. That they were vastly superior
in number to eur troOps-who withVat
immediate assistance would fall 9 sacrl-
fee to Indian barbarity.
A resolution removing the seat Of 60
yernment Of Tennessee to Nurfreesbo-
rough, passed. the house, yeas 20, nays
lS-in the senate, yeas l0--nays 3.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-12
From the Richmond Compiler.

From the RiehuOnd Compiler.
The following news from Murfreesbo-
rough is the last We have received from
Gen. Gaines's arny-We can scarcely
credit it. II this be true-if it should
turn out that the Spaniards are allied
with the Seminoles in an attack upon
him-if this be SO, then indeed is is time
to act. The most ample and immediate
PREPARATION must be made US by the Spa
niards, or we must sweep them from Flo
rlda.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-12
FnnM ST. HELENA.

Captain Scott, Of the brig Miles Stan
dish, who arrived on the ed instant At
Holmes Hole, in l4o days from Caleu'-
ia, bound to Boston, states that he passed
St. Helena on the Goth Of October; that
he was boarded of the island BY Bri-
fish brig Of war, and was informed That
Bonap.rte was suffering under slight
touch of the liver complaint, and that
provisions on the island continued very
scarce and high. Captain Scott also in
forms, that a British slooP Of war was
wrecked at Tristan de Cunda about the
2eth of September, and the crew all lost,
except the commander and two Of the
men, who were providentially on shore.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-12

Mr.. Curran, so long the distinguished
ornament of the Irish bar, and late Mas
ter OF the Rolls in Ireland, was danger
susly i'll, op tire 10th OF October, at his
house in Glorapton, despaired Of by bis
physicians. He had, within year, three
paralytc strokes.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-12
ioRcE or HABIT.


This principle OF action, if il can be 50
called, is sometimes as strongly iRpres.
sed upon the brute cIeassn, a. upon .
man. A very singular and extraordinary
proof of this fact, occurred in the city
this moi ming. The four horses Of the
Eastern Mail Stage, after they ~ere har.
messed and PROF.. Hrly attached to the car
rage, started from the stable, (near the
Park) without the driver, passed, il their
usual lively gait, and on their accustom.
ed rout, down Broadway to Wall-street,
down Wall to Broad street, down Broad
to Beaver street, up Beaver to William,
street, and up William street to the Post
Office at the corner Of Garden street,
where they stopped in good order, to re-
ceiye the mail. They proceeded the whole
distance. in which they turned iUe cor
ncrs, with as much regularity and safety,
as they would have done had the driver
been on bis seat to guide and govern
them with the rcias. Ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-12
From the Baltimore Federal Gazette.

The following poem, from the PoRTIeo'
is an excellent imitation and an admi-
rable burIesque of the Della cruscan
style of writing, which prefers sound
TO sense.-It is from the pen OF mem
Der of the Delphian Club.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-12

DELLA cRuscAN ODE uroH-uny thing.
Brightly bubbling, golden, glOwlng'
Is the tide that Hope inspires:
Widely, deeply, darkly fiowing'
Il the fash Of Fsncy's fires.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-12

*Probably to discover whether the
mouth be distorted, or whether there
are any tears on the cheek.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

Bank credit consists Of the Impressions
upon paper. of promises to pay certain sums of
money, made at the will Of the corporation.
within the limit Of the law; and the confidence
placed IN the truth offs such promises BY others
These impressions are made with great facility
and at little eXpence; and of course many NAV
be issued without any material Inconvenience
Money can be obtained by individuals only nv
giving an equivalent for it. property or Ia.
Dor, which arc not always at the commend of
attended with material Inconvenience, aud of
course conld not be parted with. with.
out compensation, unattended with incOs-
YCBicncc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

+" The Independents occupy lie whole
Oh uie interior, and the provinces of Guy
,'ia ana Cumana. except the cities, which
neinS closely invested, must s0on sur
render. Their squadron is increasing rs-
piaiy' and SIR Grcgor MGregor is cx-
peeled M few days, with a considerable
addition To- iheal, ana several armed YES.
seis ns locked for from Europe and Anne
rica.
Aiaiiy depredations have been -som-
miifFd rnder their flag, by pirates from
dITrynt places; that on the schooner
irovidencesoi Kingston, was perpetrated
~ DiiSk man named Peter, OF Boca
Shica, ms mate Padiila, and his associate
IhnnoS, al Goted characters from Car,!la-
gPna, To whom Bolivar had GRANTED a
commission, but Brion issued orders not
10 respect them, except indorsed by him
sen, and Peter was fallen in with at sea.
ms commission taken AWAY, and order
eel INTO port, which Instead of obeyinr.
ne continued committing further iepre-
dations, but has ut length been seized by
Hnon, and IS new undergoing severe
punishment. II Is determined 10 make q
similar example OF the pirate Pedro Ra-
dicte, and all communication is forbidden
between tue Venezuelan republic and The
Island OF 81. Domingo"
We lanent To state that Colonel vii
liam Chamb erlaiuc, of the independent
army, Was Killed in April last, al the at
tack on barc2lona, while bravely contend
iu2 at the head of his column against Ike
RoyalisiS.
a proclamation has been issued BIZ the
Governor of the Island OF Trinidad. de-
houncing The severe penalty of Danish
meut from the colony, and contiscation
of property, against all persons detected
IN Transmitting arms, warike stores. or
money 10 the Independents of South A.
merica
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01
FOR THE ENQUTRER.
RICHMOND, JULYI.
NO II.
A CRITICIZE


Upon IIr. Hays Speech, deiiucred IN tic
House If Delegates, an Juror Of a prop0si-
tion far repeating all cristiag hws fs,'
the pTeceatiOa cfUSuy.
In examining the intrinsic merit Of the
argument, the first point presented for
consideration, relatestO IFS order ar ar
rangemeDt This is, III general, clear, ju-
dlclous and consistent. No collisions
will be found III Its various parts. They
are well arranged 10 give support to each
other, and TO form one complete whole
Ihey cooperate in producing one effect
the demonstration Of the truth Of the
proposition cOntended for. The miro
ductiOn consists of happy turns of
thought, and eloquent terms of expressi-
on. MIR. u. displays i'll it, conscious
ness OF the novelty, the holiness, and
hazard OF the experiment he is about 10
make, and very handsomely introduces
the concurrent opinions of Bentiam.
TuTgOt, and tie Reviewers, TO eXpmpt
himself from the impu,ation Of temeritv.
IN Veuturing upon The undertaking.
Whist Mr. Hay presents himself 10 his
auditors IN this pleasing and unassuminp
attitude, he, at ihe same time, discovers
a Just confidence in himself, evidently
grounded upon conviction that he was.
in al respects, perfectly master Of his
subject. These impressions upon his
mind, are verypropery conveyed in the
following words:
" will not, Mr.. Chairman, occupy more of
your time Ia preliminary remarks I say, (
hue proved, that the }il before YOU coiisti.
tntes subject Of fair and legitimate discnssi.
on. lf furIhor proof were necessary, il i. at
hand. Mr.. Locke, whose name alone reminds
us Of all that is great IN intellect, or pure in mo-
rails, has ioug ago demonstrated, that the mar.
| kct rate vi interest cannot be regulated by
/ law.
Waving all benefit from The opinions here
! quoted, except that Of lustifyng the proposed
| inquiry, proceed at once 10 the several pro
| positions, upon the truth OF which depends,
| conceive, ihe policy of the measure new under
| confederation"
! The opinions quoted, are modestly Of
iered as an apology Tor the proposed en-
quiry but, IL is believed, much bette
apology will he found in tlie force and e
loquence OF tile argument, which follow
IT. MIR. II. commences the argument l-
attacking and exposing the ioIlS Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

IScHARNER WoODsON, !
JAMES ID. WoOp,
ALLEN WHLsoN,
ArSEH NASH,
BLAKg Il. NoODsoN,
EDMCND BOUERH,
MAURICE LNNGuCENE,
PGTEK RIsoN,
ROBERT JOINS,
WV. RANDuLPH,
EDWARD BOoNER,
THOMAS y. RANDpLPH,
LIZ IL.I-aAII.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

,Ntntinrrrn Pri-ar

The first dive numbers of Ehe first d.y's arsviug
cBuLled 10 $50 each blanks orprigcs 80
Tie ufs' I'VE numbers OF die oh days drawing
eputed 10 SEC each $40
Tue inst nve numbers nf the 10th days craving
entitled ~ ~i5O each ~
The ~ - iUuI nululeIs cf tie 18th davis drawing
entitled 1 800 ca-b 90
The as drawn s.cAe. the twentieth DAYS
drawing, flO---
7sle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

We have received alIalifax paper ortAe 10Th
inst. containing the following article
On. 4. Guz.
HALIFAX, June lO.-Arr. since our lass. II.
M. ). Dee, Capt. Chambers, from 4 crui<e Oh
Sheiburne. The Dee brought h, % sail az A.
mer!can fishing vessels, which she captured Is,
Cape Negro harbCr, and Rear the Ragged ISL
ands, TOR an intIactien OF the treaty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01
t 1855 hanks S..asi Not2 blanks TO PIKE.
I0oOO Tickets at s., is
60,O0

10
Al prizes subject 70 4 discount of.5 Fcr cent. -
$40 lickrts drawn each ,iay.
ne scheme ~ the GnOVc Lottery lubis ID about
two month go although battered wiz q. IaI.st
pro tts % success, u was arrested ia its progress IN
consequence OF several e The managers GechnIng -
ACT We nave since made every Necessary ueines
for carrying The scheme into effect, aud M elves
ihntthe drawing VIII commence sO0lane GuI.rg he
heAt tnii Ediind Booker, tsq. one OF The Hi.hagers
who resides IN jamestown, Frnce-EdwaId county has
been appointed Treasurer, aAd has bord With IN
ceht secnfiy, 10 lhe amount OF s. i0 GOG, for the
iul performance oi hs dutles Alilhe Tickets VIII I've
deposited 10 his hands who viii employ ages IN cutter
ent paris Of the country % sell tr, aud of which line
ly notice VIII be gwen IN TIE public prints We pledge
ourselves to the puOc ta lil be responsible Tor
tie Prizes that may be drawn. according The eel ms
set forth III the Scheme, and that the Lottery shall be
conducted upon principles calculated 10 per- sa-
tisaclOn 10 The pHbc II Lottery for the purpose of
erecting Female Seminary, and 10 ADVANCE tie cause OF
religion objects worthy of the public patronage we
humby askh those who mad purchased lICkefs prcvi-
Gus 10 the present. arrangement must renew them
the drawing commences with Mr.. Booker, who alone is
authorised to sign the Tickets or, IL u
WIN 4uy 4uf hnTist .d 40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

cer'nin secession, Ia "a ..so.eni Gi,res ,r,..
inl and copienptupuS Hrinner. 'Ise pamphlet
Goes net specify he other rtarSeS 4liecred 4
Sa'nst Mr.. h.-A> 20 DIS ope he SAYS, =
yer was aStoDls!nmeut eqNai a. nnne, on rcadin.
this specialization"
ar. II. complaiUs Of he constitution of She
Court which sc; over hmseii'-anj OF ,he en-
tcGce against Capt p 1c;u. Kept secret, o..-
t.lry 10 the ESTABLISHED rule la such eases
The sentence OF both courts tarns on, q, be
Nri'ar III Both eases. Capt. 4. received
private rs2riinand from Cci.. Ch@aGcC5 -A..J
Mr.. y. e1m Capt. ShaY
Ny "a serlages taata report Ia CirCGlAticr
that Cant. Perry offered ii,n personal salts
faction tor what he had done, aa1 witch
he refused, Is totally false and unfsS..l-
cd.
We DO not prfsu'ae TO PREJUDICE this. ccutro-
vetSN tor ne h1,e rot Net heard 1.-The Ofhes
slde'-bui shou,d Capt 4. noIice these char
res, which we tlunk be owes II 20 ms own re-
putation 20 do, We shall publish has defence. as
wei Is the charges themselves more Ia de-
tail.
biuch rs we are indebted 20 ie hero ,,f
Fort E,ic tOrthe exalted services he has rem
'e,eo to i'is country; yet IL tie facts stated ia
oiis pamphlet are tue. without being highly
over-cOiOurct. Inc conduct of captain =. must
receive tlic res ret ami apprehension OF every
man IN this ration. No oincgr has right
SiuAe u subat,erH and the act becomes moro
relrehenslbie, when tbdt SuaalicrEis in Nou2
slip, aad - II we're, ia your power.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

DiSD, ont the eith June. WILLIAM ROYAL, Esq. ri
t'nehDars-n ho-e loss Is regretted Dy all who
nsl4g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

~ CSHHcit, SUne 2ifA, 1917.
iNoR carrying into eject The occt the laws to pro.
vide an accurate chart Tor ydci comfy arA q gen e.
al map OF The territory OF his CounoIw fhe IKE
cuye will receive proposals nom one o. more CONNIE
tent individuals until tie day Of September ne,t-
lhewofk 10 I've performed by the contractor 81 cnnrAc-
tors viii he 40 OlluwssA survey Of tae Osio River
nom the mouth OF thc Great kanaNhl tie Penusypt-
ma ne ao thence With that line 10 Tue top OF the Ae-
gnany. Also the Little kanaw Ia fIon niouti io SAT-
LICK Cfeet. Also. The hOu0ngdhana river fTOIG tie
fehhsybahla ne 10 BacAandn's f.NtT-Also, tie West
iork 20 cafhbbuigCht Chryer's fork. Also
TIE exterior boundaries OF all the Counties iM Conc
mohweah which mnstb laid down by actual survey OF
bS reference 60 one OF more actuai surveys and upon
scale % Two hundcd poles all ucb. Ia al surveys -
be made under this contract chain shall be plmnbe,
80 d'i"iahe 'he measurement horizontal and the actual
bearings noted
snic. accuracy sba be observed in denoting te rus
I0siion Of tie cniners Oi such NAY ADA
cent thefeio-All public roads, mnmhtaHa. rivers gd
creeks thai may utcsect The same la! BE- noted IN
tier proper places, also tbs the water cotr-
and the elevation Of he mountains and their etc.
fai brafne5-A mountains rivers aud creeks that ha, -
not been surveyed contracted for heretbofe In The o.
neral survey ave 10 be laii down ADD deieatcd uil
their general bearings, WIKI as nuch accHTac as satf
cable.
The ereaf ieading ~ Post roa6, IN be lad down w.
actual survey ,ro1ng themost fsmaikaDe thereon
hhoher public roads in eacs comfy ~ iaid iowa
aud deiiDcacd, With thct general besrr Isl will as rb
accuracy is practicable. TIE eNac yosit, of af en-
ties. towns, courthouscs and cii3ges o. DE- pnt,d M
lhef proper places. the latitude ard iJn4nGe Of ti,s
lOoTing places % be accurately takes fhe CAPITOL IA
hehmond Cape Henry aud Cane CHARLES t.. Natufsi
bndge-HaTpeI's feffy-pOiH Pleasant Wine SiGrhur
spnuss-NeW River. where itiFH mtesccts ihe Nofth-
Carolina line asceuding-and Cuube,aro Gao
lbe bsianee Of spte bawHg ben Surveyed or con.
traced for. those WA0 Iay Hudttfks To- execute The DO
posed plan, viii be Jigished by the Executive eh the
above mentioned surveys Bonds aIf a1ureerf etcrftf.
CONDITIONED wk three times % ar,ouBt fo sua 81 he
PAID io the work vii be ferftd ffDfn TIRE contractor or
contractors for the faithful sud accurate peffor auce IT
thf Wott.
Itis desi,st'e that me period within vleh The wcgk
can be executed .lali be specified 10 each proposal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

" u. Die;ah Adventures, accompanying their elders
WIN Bank notes, can have avg number OF IcLCis segt
uem oy mail, or Otherwise, aud the earilestnio nation
Gent Them of their sncCesa
n An letters addressed to Edmund Booker, on tie
subject Of the LottefS be postpaid.
JaweStOirn JEig l.. I6Eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01


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4 90 employ eve steady snd bod sorkmeD 10 Wien
constant employment sud good accom- iuodrtion uF "a
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go NiliFE5.
kWANitu immediately Afi,cr pri 2c9uainfsd With
~ iurrg to0r, % whom iiHcTa wsees viii 10
gtst. siugie Do tc yrclcffDd
JAMES c. 'RE E..
PenAofH0, MY r. d. ~
FKbE ONCE Of TIC Sheinof Hrnfico Comfy O.. rcn,,.
y vef o the booze Cf fcxanter UacLarau Il. ,c,,ta
above ne hstI1gs C0uu O0sc.
luss -. il-le.