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DISTRICT Of COLUMBIA.2

UlSIRiC OF COLUMBIA.
to pit:
nE it remembered, that on the tenth
ID day of Feb uary, in the forty Grst
ear of the independence of the United
1,ates of America, William Cranch, o.
The said district, has deposited in this
Office the title Of book, the right where.
II ne claims as author in the following,
tewit -
" Reports Of Cases argued & adjudged
:. in the Supreme Court of the United
:. States, in February term eighteen hun
=. dred and fifteen, Vol, TX. by William
/" Cranch, Chief Judge of the Circuit
g. Court Of the District OF Columbia,
y Potius iguoratio juris litigiosa est.
7" guam scientia."
" Gle. de legihus dial. 1"
Ia conformit, TO the act OF the Con.
sress of the United States, iutitnled
= An act for the encouragement Of learn
lug, by securing the copies OF maps,
.narts and books to the authors and prc
prietors OF such copies during the time,
therein mentioned"
u. DENEABE, -
Clerk of the District Columbia.
March ls eo4w
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Hams senuiKe Ege Waler.

4 sovereign remedy for all diseases o
the eyes, whether the elect Of naturai
weakness or OF accident.
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January 81
For Sale or Freight,

sssS The superior built schooner c
49, quetts, captain Vaie; carrie
1out 500 barrels. and well found i
yesy respect. If not sold in few Cd
Ill take freight either for the West J
.,es or coastWise. Appix'to
Lawrason g Fo,ole.
March 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-14
DESCRIPTION OF WORMS.
And the symptoms by which they are
known:

known:
Worms which infest the human body
sre chiefs offour kinds, yiZ.-Ihe lie
res. or. large round worm the Ascar!
de-. or small nav -wsrm the Cucurb!
dina. or short. fat, white worn ant
lastly. the Tenia, or tape-worm, SO cal
led from its resemblance 10 tape. Ihis
is often many ya,ds long, and IS full u
;mpts. II is most hurtful and most dim
cult tn remove.
4.,ong the symptoms attending worms
ae di,asreeable breath, especially IN
the ,oorning bad and corrupted gums ;
itching in the nose, and about the seal ;
co,,y uisions, epileptie fitS, and Sometimes
privation Of speech, starting and grind,
IN II the teeth in sleep: lrregulnr appe'
lite, sometimes loathing ieed, and some'
'tiue. voracious purging, with Shiny 4
.fetid stools Vomiting; large and hare
bal;y pains and sickness at the sto'
mach Slow fever, with small and n
regular pulsei dr5 cough; excessive
thirst so,setimes pale and anheaitf J
couhtenance, and sometimes the lace
haa,ed and flushed.
Persons afflicted with any OF the abeve
symptoms, should have nsmediate re-
coarse 10 Hamlton's Worm Destroyn'@
Lozenges, which have been constant
attended with success. IN all complain,
sipalsr tp those above described.
A dose Of tins medicine gwen ,cc-
sional(y during the warm season, will
iectaail, prevent the vomiting a
psrgins OF clint ia dreadful :.
eEler. which annually destroys the 'ha
( tks ,Eias part oi our cltizehs
nss&iss q uildsst and IA C
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-14
Tnnthe .ache Drons

The only remedy yet discovered which
gives immediate ,nd lasting relief ia the
most severe instances.
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UaMrLTON's WORM DIES
TROyNG LOZENGES.

Watch have curet an in'nenSe num-
her ri perscns of bath sexes, oil every age
anil in every situation. OF various Dan
seross complaints arising from worms,
AID from DISTRACTIONS oriOuiness III uleir
stomach and bowels.
Thi, medicine bears no analogy what-
svsy 70 others Of sigilar title' SD com
monty complained Of, as operating WIN
y;eIeoce; on the contrary. a particular
excellence OF this reo,ediy IS its being
suited to every age and perfectly " 1t
soi,ains nothing but what'>cousdsution'
nrent, aud is also mild in its operation
.sarn, ;n;yre -tp .cs,,, delicate pregnant
kds or the tenderest infant efa week old
!, ould no worms exist in the body; but
will. without pain OF griping, cleanse the
stomach an bowels. # whatever is toul
or oSeusive. aud thereby prevent the pro-
ouctioa Of worms, and many fatal dis
orders. The loZeuge. are particularly
eficacious n carrying of all gross hui
meurs aud eruptions, teyerish and Billions
complaints, and are the safest and miia-
est purgatiye that can be used on any
occasion ~,
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Os TIE following genuine Medicines.
For ihs prereniion and csre Of NJ
limls and Malignant Ferers. IS
recommended
Hahn's Anti-BiliOus Pills.
THIS Medicine has been attended
9th a degree Of success highly grateful
10 the inveatpes feeling, in several parts
of the West Indies. and the Southern q
Middle States, particularly in n York
Philadelphia. Baltimore, Petersoars'
Richmond. Nmfalk, Edenton. Whining
fan. Charleston. and Savannah. The
testimony Of a oumber OF persons az eace
ef the above places can be adduced VINO
have reason tobelieve, that timely use
oF his salutary remedy has. under ProvI-
dencc. preserved, their lives. when Ia
the most alarming circumstances.
Facts Of this conclusive nature speak
nore in favour of medicine than CO.
lumns Of pompsuS eulcsy,'iounaed Oh
mere assertion.
II 6 not, indeed, presumptaously pro-
nosed as an infallible cure, bit the inven'
Tor has every possible reason that can re-
sult from extensive experience, Tor De-
lieying that dose OF these rus taken
once in every two weeks, during tns
prevalence Of our bilious feyers, VIII
Drove an iniallihlc preventative and
Eurther. thar in The earlier stages OF those
diseases. their use will very generally
succeed in restoring health. and frequent
" ia cases esteemed desperate, and be-
yond the pgwer of cOmmoa remedies
The operation Of these pills perfectly
mild 30 as TO be used with safety by per
SIMS in every situation, anil Of cvery age
They are excellently adapted to car,
of superfuous bile 4 prevent It's NOR
bid secretions-to restore . amend !le
aooetite-to produce free perspIrat''ts
and thereby prevcntcolds which Is so 'i'
ten Of fatal consequences. A desc never
fall r. remove cold il taken on it drs'
arpearance-they are celebrated Tor re,
moyina habitual costiveness-sickness q,
he sto,.ach aud severe head -ache-and
ought 20 be taken BY al persons on
change Of climate
,gs, nave ocen found remarkably e'd
cations IN preventing and curing dlsor
ders attendant on long yayageS, and
shw,la be procured and carefully preserV'
oil FIR Use by every seaman.
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Potomac and Shena adoah N
VACATION Lctte. y.

81 Class.
18th days drawing, No lass came 7
a prize Of $4,000
Goth days drawing. No lo6S, The Cd
drawn number, p'iLe Of S2g0U
Inc wheel still ooutalas
| prize OF $1,000 - pG:Ae5 o. i
| 10000 - hl !
| 800 IL ri \
60 Of
e prizes OF 100 tich - each wiz 1
the sums they ha e Or 1t AZ draw, chs
ing Of the -aaLber .4Ol TO ilGU
clusivc--frst dralsn nun.ber on fta'
next the I4th March. ealilled to ~
tickets, Ne. 1891 % 1900. i
Tickets al 3 dollars each. i"r sale y
R.GRAi.
March 10
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For ew-l TX,

.EK The brig DOVE, ". |. I,
sS4s hey. master Sc has hall be-
cargo engaged, and viii saiI in tive. q
days Fer freight Of 500 barrel, a,
ply to
NJ. Mill Err, or
L. II. lOWLAND.
March IL
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Merchants Bank Paper :
sill receive few hundred dollars
rchants Bank Paper in payment
goods at 80 cents 10 the ,d,'liar.
Josathan Sehoyield.
FebsaaryY
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March 10
For Rent,

One or both of the slated brick store
on Central Wharf, lately occupied b
Messrs. Adams. Herbert Go. Apply t.
awrason < FewIe
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W tiI>kEY.

LLy'DS.iF u HILL,
Have JUS received aud Offer for sale
barrels rcchfied Whishsy-old.
February tt
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Public Sale.

3y virtue of deed of trust to The sub
sc,iber, will be exposed to sale. beio
The door Of the CITY Hotel. on Wsti
nesIay the 9Th LAY Of April next
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JAMES KENNEW8
son,

20 KsE .LERs. KING STREET,
Have Just received from LEES PA
TENT MEDICINE Store No. %
.,aiden Lane. Y. York
A FRESH SUPPLY
or the following genuine Medicines.
For 'hs prereniion and esrs Of M
linus and Malignant Ferers. IS
recommended
Hahn's Anti-Bilious Pills.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-16

records to prove the quiet, the regular,
the orderly conduct of Virginia. At a
moment when the constitution was in
fringed when alien and sedition laws
were sent prowling through the land, Viz
gina spoks but it was the language of
reason, not of passion. Let the Hartford
Conyyentionls's produce such state pa
PER from Their airo,ious archives, as Ma
dison's Report; we dare them to the
proof
Let then, the advocate OF the Hartford
Convention Justify them if Inc can, on
their o~n n.e'iis. Virginia scorns any COM
pari'on with them. Let them justify the
language OF instruction, at moment
when our coasts were menaced, and ra-
racious foreign enemy hung upon our
frontlers.--let them weep and wall. and
gnash theirtee in silence. This is the
only course, which is recommended by DO
.licy and prudence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-16
EXTRACTS
From the Journal cfthe House IF Dele
Q'ntCS.
SafuJIg3j

kNtCS.
Saturday, January IL.
Engrossed bills" Concerning the
Wellsburg and Washington Turnpike
Company Repeating the Aci, entitled
" An act concerning John McCausiand'
were read 81 time and passed.
Mr.. Garnett offered the following reso-
lutions, IN addition to the Report Of the
Committee of Schools and Colleges, on
the subject ofthe general establishment
of Schools within This Commonwealth
|. Resoirea, That for the purpose of di-
costing and carrying into effect the sys-
fem ofpublic education provided for by
The last General Assembly, there shall be
elected, septennially, Nv the Legislature
number OF Directors, who shall con
siiiute a Board, TO be called "TllE
BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION"
and who shall elect, annually, their own
President aud Secretary, and such other
officers as may be required for conduct
ing the business of the Board.
2. Resolved, That tie State be divided
into number of DISTRICTS, from each
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-16

Your Committee having compared the war
rants and receipts in the Treasurer's Osioe.
have found them to correspond with the differ
ent entries in his books, and have destroyed
them.
Your Committee have also examined the Re
gister of Public Debts, and find that certificates
from No. 1G2 to No. 1G6. inclusive, and that the
interest thereon is correctly calculated
Your Committee beg leave further to report,
that they have found the books and papers of
the office, in a state of arrangement and pres
ervation, commanding their entire approba-
lion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-16

This morning, between the hours Of 4
and 3, was experienced in this city Sc
we're shock Of an earthquake. 1t lasted a
bout 80 seconds, and came, apparently,
from the Northward. From the distinct
ness and length of the undulation which
was felt Throughout the Peninsula, and,
which, in this low country, could only
have been the echo of some other shock,
we conceive a severe earthquake must
have been experienced in the more noun
famous parts Of the State.
The weather has been for many weeks,
1--WE NAV say months) warm and delight
full. The prediction of some European
astronomers is now accomplished that
we should have our summer this year a.
bout Christmas" Pat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-16
Vcrau, (Tnd.) Der. 10.
INDIAN PURCHASE.

1t is now believed, that the commits
sioners will succeed in making pur-
chase ofthe Delaware Indians Of all fheir
lands within this state, the consent of the
Nliamies and Pottowatomies having been
obtained.
This body of land, about 30, 900, 600 Of
acres, is the best in the western country ::
the most part superior 10 the Miami pur-
chase in Ohio.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-16

IaeSiay, JaFsAyy II.
Communications from the Senate stating that
they had passed the bin "Reieasing To rIary
Alexander and David iicxauder the common
wedith's right - certain real estates therein
northumberland the bill A" incorporating The
Rapgahaunock toll bridge Company o.
mendmenIs Gin which the House concurred)-
They also added that they had rejected the
hill " Concerning Henry jackson, a free man of
colour"
An engrossed bill Authorizing the court
OF scott county to appoint persons to So
lenlnlle marriages III the said county''--was
passed.
A bill, Forming ner county out of parts Of
the counties OF DcrkIey and Hamo shire" was
taken mp, and Passed-Ayes 71-Noes 65.--The
nClc county is 10 he called DI0rgda
The bill " 10 amend the Aetemtitled An Act
Incorporating company for the purpose of
improving the navigation Of Roanoke river
aud its branches" was read third time and
passed.
ThSbilI provides that the Board of Public
Works ContIlbutesSo0,O OOt the purposes OF the
Roanoke Company, provided tile Legislature
OF y. Cdroiind assent to the provisions of this
bill.
Mr.. Mercer (of L. stated thatonlv $40 Ono
would be required for tie first year--,yhich
might very easily be spared by the Fund for
Internal improvements consistently with an
appropriation, which he would supnorf far no
Rappaiiannock River--and the Monougabela
River, If that was desired, SC as during tbc
last year, the nett revenue OF the Fund, was
At least $4,000, aud this year il would be 500
OOV, cc.H.
The House resolved itseIfinio a Committee
Of the Whole on the state efthe Commonwealth
--On the DILL establishing Gcaerut Turnyik
Law lie Committee sat considerable time
and made several amendments TO the same
DIN motion of Mr. Scott -ReSolrel. That the
Committee OF schools and Colleges be hlstrnc-
ted to eHqaife into the eNpcdiency of enacting
4 ScneTai law, setting apart aud pledginr TO
The endowment Of schools, the money or oihrr
funds nov "a tle hands Of the overscprs Of inc
poor, for the respective counut. If this Com
lnenwealth, the said schools to becstaniished IN
'nc comfy where such funds may he, eui Tie
ovefseersto hold the same rs Trustees ,og tI.st
purpose.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-16
WiImington. Jm.lI.
IAiTNRTANT PTOJECT.

A company in tile state Of New-Yovk,
incorporated for the purpose of eflecting
boat navigation between the Seneca
Lake and the Susquchanna river have
laid a memorial before the government of
Pennsylvania, soliciting its aid and patro-
mage in work so deeply affecting the in
ferests ofthe latter state. The cOmplctl-
on ofthis work, with that now going on be-
tween Seneca and Ontario, would open
i boat navigation from the great lakes to
The Chesapeake am. WatchDsan.
4 WISH 1 q HIRE good so0er NEGRO MEN, for the
Y cnSr!nv year ,f whom syifl ci.a liberal price.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-16

hc amonnt Of 100 tons. part
,,f ,he stock accumuIat ,ms err the
,,.,,,rh government. 1t 49,. seem,
,i,at the Dutch do not expect TO have "a
NE further occasion 10 use their artiile-
sEj;re-On the night Of the 9th instant,
the building in Weymouth, about i2s
miles from Boston owned and occupied
Inv Mr.. Henry Chase, as manuiactory for
printing ink, was entirely consumed, with
all its contents, apparatus, &c.-the loss
Is estimated at upwards of 1000 dollars.
This is the fourth time that this gentle
mnn has been called to suffer from the
same cause.
Colonel PrcxrNs has been elected Co
vernon of South Carolina. This gentle
man is son 10 General Pickens, the revo-
lutionary pa;rio, of that State. 1t is some
what singular. that two OF the most dis
tingnished generals o.! our revolution are
al this moment. though at q very adYan
red age. cnioyingihc unsupported health,
activity and mental viSour--we allude to
general Sunpter and general Pickens.-
These two old soldiers, who assisted so
eminently in Achieving our national IN
dependence, and who have witnessed ITS
prosperous advancement for forty years,
employ themselves indefatigably, and
with personal labour, in their agricultural
pursuits, enjoying that health and tram
nuiIlitv which are the results of temper
ance and industry.
1t is truly gratifying, when viewing the
rapid increase and power of our country,
to refer. occasionally, TO IFS first defend
ers. and finding them vet living in the
land. which their bravery contributed to
render free. Wash. City Gd<.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-16
H.,ntsriHc. Dec. 81.

Weare sorry to learn, by Il gentleman
lately from Nashville, that General Jack
son has been instructed to remove all the
in,ruders that have settled on any public
lands on thc North side OF Tennessee RI
yer that these Instructions include all
settlers in the Big-Bend, which vas lately
purchased from HE Ciickasaw Indians,
and that the General intends (tlough re-
luctantly) 10 remove the settlers immedi4
atcly. Repub.
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yannary 10.

W we Inhabitants Of the Ciiy OF Richmond and the
Pubiic-fhe Subscriber having pctit.oued n n,
MAYOR and CoTpotaiiOs, and naa.rea tter n.r,,.-si
10 open MUSEUM ~ this cisy, has made arrange ,,,,fs
10 MAKE " q pfr1qrRfHt LttaJ,irturrsl
Aithoneh ~ present eoi'tcio ion corsa,n, many r..
promotions vat r1t and yf fri1I 1ft.y lie irs,ec
ton OF The cartons yet Is conn, 70 10 81 -
ms own wishes, nor, he fears The expectation IF Mo S
nc. Snch establishments must necessarily beimroint,ats
NJ iner commencement, and time is iecnircd 10 btir
ihcni 10 maturity lie therefore relics win co,.a
on .e llDeTaity OF the Citizens, ZONES .ley i
paiu his mani institution with indugn ana favr,
PIC eye aAn nc assures them that personal enfeavn-,
noi any eApeice within the compass bis means sbs
De waning 10 make It deserving Of their oe,n
cenceol ms patrons, WILL in shsrt time redcr lis Mn
se"n an Esinsa'ent profitable himself and boota
Dit h the Respectable civ of Richmond
s"ch repositories have been encouJar ii ,v n.ep
=" chsntehed MINDS, as aiding the researches Of lie
Nai"falst and hntiqIarian and contrihuiine ~ ~.
~ NV" ~ 'o'-
hose who epossessfd Of Indian Relies Natural cu
Irslt'cs ~ any Kind, specimens nf ngent t,ort mn,
snap, Nc and willrfes,nl them a. the Tfrfieor .u
receive ms sra'ei acknowledgements and where i s
CURED, reasonable compensation shall inade H. ne o
ner. pttftI. "a ~. -
Ma WOODS has alta very considerable exnen.r 81,
tcd up the DHdihe flor The ioucd toti;s,
meiiil known ny ilc haine nf the ON Curf0i In ie
street eading To Mayo Bridge. nCxt To he Kisipg Srn
Tavern. and near the maiD-sfeet where he has 1, o.
Pointings NGfNrof Ctri0dfies Tndiaa GrUrs g.. S.
~ The MtStl Is open every day fsrfdavs 9vee..,
cd rom O'Clock in the morning. t o'ciock h, 40
evening 49, 80 sc
- ADMirTANCE-50 Cents-.ssuolf eytigrey t,,g
PIlcc.. sf2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-16

January 10.

'DtCATioN.-C. TKRRELL r specially inS,rn,s h,s
friends and the public, that ha. Ns. z! Poi:Ae n
Wi The easnis year, assist him ia the education vi
Youth theccurse Of education ia tais Srininary VII
eblDIace The ftsfsh l0RgH0ge, Geography Visfo,.y
-iT'th"e!sc U0ihcjaaticS Nais,r0k 0Sd NrGf /,llyo
Scghy, ant the LGtAI, Cye.s- anu Tt4arh leycptrcy
'" H. PnLLtGp, who has !rn:shcd vcs {. vol Jhe tcs
tinonalS ohis character and qualification TO VIII
al END TO the Classical Department.
Z lHRHEiI VIII attend to the other can s.o sc
conniaddie few boys with Board his fny al = 100
Ior The tenn, TO be paid quarterly Ia adsace 8 5Spsr
quarter. - tN
Price FIR 7Nitio, & 40 for each and : entrance =,
DE PAD thus * IL on the LIST OF lr = u on nc :,
OF July > on tue LIST of October and y ON the 2sth
OF December. IN
c TEERi Ii. and
wa. X. POLLARD,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-16

Amounting in the whole to the
sum of two millions, q thir-
ty-iline thousand, two hum
drcd and ninety-nine dollars
and eighty-three cents-and
leaving in the Treasury. on
the Both day of September,
1916, a balance in favor of
the Treasury, of forty five
thousand, four hundred and
fifty three dollars, and tlir-
iy-eight ceAts. .............
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-16

YESTERDAY, the Senate informed
the II. Of D. that they had passed the
phi, For establishing tic division Inc
between the counties of Tyler aud iiarfi-
on'--also tlic bill ForreiundiDg the tax
on certain stamps with certain amend
ments, IN Which tiie II. Of u. cOncnrrcd.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-16
Aie.rdndria, la. 10.
VIRGINIA RANKS.

Our readers will observe, from the prof
ccedncs of the Virginia Legislature, that
a bill has passed the House of Delegates.
for incorporating % banks within the COM
monwealth This measure, we imagine.
has been produced by union of int
rest from the different neighbouring
counties where these institutions are to
be located Although the creation of a
few banks might have been useful III the
state, we regret that the Legislature should
have gone so extensively into a paper sys-
tenn, at this time and we cannot but ex-
press our opinion that it would have been
better to have remained as we were We
yerv much mistake if, with this bill be-
fore them, apetition will not be presented
from every neglected county in the state,
praying for fair dicssion of banking pri-
viieges
We could not but observe the plfaseo-
logy of the bill in the location of the bank
for the county of Loudoun. We under
stand that an effort will be made TO have
it ut Waterford to the neglect of Lees
burg-which is one of the most eligible
places for bank in the state. The repre-
sentatives have neglected the interests of
their constituents, iii not exercising their
igthieDce to have that place designated.
Such waveriug policy, and the large num-
Der to be Incorporated, viii dissatisiv the
public, and probably defeat the bill in
the Senate. HJdM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-16

Ass;7e Of Brcudt6rHr city or isicsfgond.
From te tiih DAY NJ Jannary 1917 until filici notice
SHperf"c Flour beng s - q batrsl ri-.
A single lsa; uiadc vi Saperdne rionr, 10 weigh
1907 for II.
10. Common Florr, 1ic,. AID.
Double the above weights resncrt,veiy, "a.
THOS. WILSON, sLsuor.
JanuaryI6. si.st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-16

rg'Hf 81 RsCRIprRs have for sale--ann bush nrin,e
hiSh POTATOES IN bush. clover seed 200 VT. s,,in
hing cotton Hi'fert's and Wilson'S lG.irieh porer
very Superior Madeira wine Together with reuAra; as
sortment of G. ROCERTEy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-16

Ncw- York, Jim. g.
On the HI, uIt. -four rose iii HAVANA
10 $50 pcr barrel.
~ Nc E5SIvy OF A COLONY OF FREE
CKs-SUPERSEDED.
We gave an abstract of the CONSTITUTE
on Of Havti some weeks ago; and ont of
compassiouforthec conscientious members
of the Colonizing Society, who cannot
sleep in their beds, we again publish the
44th clause, which sIicws land ofpro-
mise nearer our doors than Sierra Leone
A. {" Every African, Indian, and their
descendants, horn in the colonies or TO-
reign countries, who shall come TO re-
side in the Republic, shall be recogniz-
ell as Havtians, but shall not enjoy the
rights of citizenship until after years
residence"
The same constitution that excludes
q white man invites the black and. gen
tlemen from Port-au-Prince have assured
us, that the president Potion gives mar
ked welcome to the free blacks from the
United States who settle in Hayti.
IN Y CoI