davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

SjikGiNiA.-At a sUpeIui court oi cbanccp holden
at the Capitol in The city of Rch.loas the 24;h DAY
OF june, 1918
William fieet ard Sarah bis wife Charles C. Browne
executor oil Elizabeth son, Who uIsIvee her hushand
Alexander Lawson, Ann y. Browne adin'x OF Charles
BEowne deceased, Joseph Bo.annon and Andrew Coch-
lane Browne executors OF Basil Browne deceased and
ihe said Andrew CeChJae Browne Bennett Browne
deceased, William Fleet executor and residuaTy Iegatee
OF mary bowne, late widow OF ihe said Benei Btowne
deceased, aud Priscilla Brooke Rrovhe and Mar, HHi
bTowne daughters OF the said Bennet Brown n,s by
the said Ann T. browne theit guardian aud next friend
Charles sro" Me- ana Ssrah BIOW and Robert srOwne
ihianls by the said Ann r. Browne their friend
which said Sarah, Charles and Rohet are chaTen Of
Robert Browne, deceasea, and Ann Brook Wilmer,
Plaintiffs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

N7ipciNIA....At naies holden =, the Clerks once
" oIhe superior Sourt OF Chsncery cg the Richmond
disifle,. The 18th day of october. ISIS
AGAtNss
William flournoy aud jefferson srsnn. syers of John
The defendant Huian. Yi"slnoy nos having entered
disappearance asd gwen sreoiiy according tO'the
:" assembly ann the t"Ies ot tt.s cOsi ad appearing
to the sausiagiion uftbe corrl that ueaan,
OF THIS eounti. - 0rsyed, hs .s sas', dre, Dart
do appear here .n the ist cay Uf The
swcf the hn ofthe g.a'.tG; ai ecyS this uE-
der he forthwith inserted ia syapsr p.Eh.d
~ the city OF Rc,nouj irf mo months saccesSiseiy
ana posted at tic front door of the Carito ths SAID
city. copy-T.sse. III " ilLNiNt, e. a.
uct az IS..NsWs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

IL ps.soas who i.ve Claims against tls estate OF
~ JOSEPH CALICO, dec. ate desired to Inake
lhsuI known TO US Without deaythatis found correct
th,y may be speedily discharges those indebted "a
the estate, socited to pay what they ONO Wih IS
little delay conveniently can be- are desiIons O
paving the al legaeies of trsialor as psd
tlOgsiy as possible. JOHN RiCHaNp,
tEIEk }. CHESALLiR,
Executors " Joseph G0ilt,.o dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

4NNE3 IINEN CDMPhNIs...Al a meeting Of ibt
pcsGeuteud directors Of the James River Company,
The 26ih daj ~ November. 1918
RESOLVED, that The CLERK give public notice tDai
Monday The 4h day ~ ;snnsfy next is III DAY appointed
by law for the annual meeting Of the copanv...A fnil
uepdsrce ofthe share hOdefs. either person Or "
proXy - requested ~ the Capitol In the city pf Rcf
mcnd a. twelve o'clock that day susinSSs ofco'
siderable importance viii he Submitted to their consios
ration HrtrGcf from me AUHufes.
5g..(2lm ROBERT POLAND, Geek
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

A FEMALE BOlWDfNC SCHOOL viii he continued
"a by Miss eLiIABETU 4. DABNEY, in the Tow er
paT V Louisa comfy, during the year frOfr 18th
January to the 18th December exclusive eC months
vacation, ~ which youug ladies wiiDe boarded aud IN
hfucte0 ~ reading writing, arithmetic English gram
mar, geography and history w drawing AVID paint
ns and Heedle work rain and ornamental fot 20 the
term, dcdnciing iu fa~nr of earh scholar furnishing
bco aud bcddinc tT Candes to- be furnished hy each
bOardeT. iant.4 Nov. ~ IN ,riv
1TDnUNp T4TIU,i 4 CO. are RECEIVING ey tho Iohn
- ard 4d7i1 Nofn Bremen. German OZNABURGS <
1tCkLFNBt RIGS, Witch will be sold by the bale or
Piece ON moderate terms. ~. .e2w
GtiNCiNNAfI OF NtRGlNIA...Ib he annual meeting
- of the virginia Society o. CiucnpaH will BE- held
81 TIC capitol IN The city Of Richmond on the second
Monday iHDeccnhet next, Wher h aiteud8nce of the
HtIhbeis IS fcqtteiea M cFef ~ the Test HeCffHa
Oct % 40..wim RO QusRLTS. Secry
- The eGiofs % the Lynohbufg Fress the Stanton
papers and tie Winchester Gazette arc requested 70 in
ser tbisuotce W their papeTs during the ropib Of No
yfihber, and forward their my Office Rich
| fhoad foT payment. no: QuARLEs, seeify,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

nisSOLUTtoH ct Observation-Disclosures cO. Part
~ nership of adams Ian Lea, oeing This day DIS
solved ny mulna cVusent Samuel 6. Adams is appoint
eel sce agent pay and eslveiing all debs the
concern, aud Tor nklns sae Vi all properly belonging
to the same. SAM'L u. ADAMS,
JOHN VAN LEW.
AZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

ENnrcAriox-r, n %. a,,,,c..r ...,.,,.,. D.,
j.. ~ ,,,.,sr .,ory o. 81, 49,, ~, - :I,1S,,.
49, yPtpy fyV rs e'~..t XII; ~ n'"s s .s.ass
OSs, m, E.r. r. r. ys.,,Is s'a a., Inn
:" rae PHys.e rssa.ts 90 s's preesn-
tn, ,~Sirh re- 1917 49, S, '""" ''"
" lyr ~ ~ y;,i,-, s,y a., - -. 49, G y. - ~ -
,s,a ,s,f ists as a ,se.s 49,, - . -, ' ~, =, :
his o,er iav,.rosstet as ,,,f .asJ, .I H., 90
Scseoi Is,s, ." - - ..'s "',' - Eh"n.m0r
$1,000 'f - osry sVSd b'fm se"otdr, n
=" s.osa, onu on s'etuehs Hhs"sh
fLe,,,gtj.s nm $500, ~. -, '.' Z NC
'"sst fo' eoAnI""eats"s fNSo"ffa"" 10 hH Tnptks.
Sj,s nsI,ss, ' S.y are eIS,''g eLc~ya,y;
a, nMs ~ se'"", Oct.1i; M ~. SEHfSi.G."
-, r"o ~ any sons mere been Instructed 6y ib. q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

l ChANCEkl....A At coRit held 10, luuisa cu,irtv
the i2th day of OciVber, ISIS
Reuben Edwards adminisiia,cr Of John Edwards. de-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

VMANI hD....A }ONng IAN ~ take charge OF u To-
w bacco factory about 10 miles from Richmond. One
well acquainted with ulanufacturing ana the general
pianagement OF tobacco, who come well recon-
n,enied, will meet with liberal encouragement
ANDERSON, BLAIR & ANDERSON.
OctObert6. H..wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

, ; - ~ 'a'eS 'NsI' aoont - ihi''s ABOVE hci
mills The tract contains by late survey SOC!
one third Of which is well timbered the cleared land Of
PRIME quality, ella. foundation, and may be greatly in-
proved by the use of plaster and clover ell adapted
1" Tue cunft tobacco corn, wheat aud other Kinds
produce raised in this parI Of the u thought
unnecessary to give any further description pTesuns
persons disposed to purchase will view the land wkh
viii be shown by Mr.. w. WILSON, who resides on The
place ~ Terms liberal, aud made known ON appiica.
iouto pUiIIlN A. SWAIN
October 10. AZ If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

SoAL PiEs FOR REM -. VIII be reniediVr a tenn
~ OF years the coal plts cailed and known by the
name oil Springfield adjoining the Deep nun PITS. a
large quai, oi has raised ihis year. sad to
be eqaa IL not Superior to any coal the south side
ofjames river For particulars. apply tn Il. BURTON
Eichui"nd, or 10 DANIEL BURTON. on the premises.
November IL, So. Inn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

Z, "tut'sieuSH Oi tue MUTUAL AssuT-
ahce society against IRE buildings the state Of Viz
sihia, DO hereby constitute and appo.i - Of
-, TO attend tie general meeting tho said soci-
.V TO be hedin Richmond Friday The day of Jan
1872 as proxy 10 veie and act behplf on any bu-
sihess when may come before tie said meeting fully
as " w personally present-In tesiinon nv where of
Rave hereunio set - hand ard seal this - day
OF -----, 1918. (SsaIl
Tete, 4. r.. -fSrali
Softly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

p s. particular attention uit he paid 10 uritIHg,
1ea uiit DC faUgt TO rite the creek grammatical
Iy There aciH De months pacafio.i In the sa,a
Mfr, ana The year dciH case The 11th December.
lNOU. IL. JG-sT7M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

PETITION viii he presentedto the next LegsiaInie
praying iot an alteration of the ters,s of several Of
the superior courts oi a~ for the Ali ciTcU, ad
uIlinna terms, ~ NECESSARY. Nov. D. 53..st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

General Meeting ofihe Mutual assurance Sociefv
adjourned general meeting OF the nIenbeLs of the
Mutual Assurance Society against OH Buildings
OF the Sate OF virginia, will be he'd IL the Capitol tie
city OF icmsnd on Friday The Ia day of January 1919
Al which time and place the pUnctna attendance the
ueIbe's is earnestly requested business Of the u
most importance To the society will We before The
BY order OF the Standing Ccmiuiuee-
JAMES RAWLINGS u !g,Df NJ 4 a.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-01

Comhaissi0acy's mice, Fict,gf0Nd NOp. o, ISIS.
The patirs interested viii fake notice iiai have 9p-
poaied tire 5tA "TRIP Of Dfcrmber Ufrf 20 conlnente
the settlement Of he account directed by be shove order
on hch Gar. IT ten O'clock y. they afc requested
10 't.gd at my Office IN this city With fher v0nghCrs
and accounts, ready for nius settlement.
4..wfw JOHN BNECE .. g.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-03
FOR THE GAZETTE.


Toan uninformed. casual observer, the
idea Of real horse, being introduced in
a theatre hitherto exclusively Devoted TO
the actions OF men, carries with il an air
of iueredibility or deceptive mystery
Many, no doubt, elated with their own
wonderful penetration, have determined
to quad against this glaring imProbabiii-
ty, aud are also prepared to caution their
proseIytes against this thorough, going i'm
position. Go on, gentleioIks you will
never become bankrupt BY your creduli-
ty. I, is very fine thing TO have a good
understanding; and while others are du-
ped, YOU will enjoy the qualification of
having escaped the snare, and may pride
yourselves upon your own sagacity. But
alter all, are you quite sure that you are
not yourselves betraying the most palps-
BILE folly? Does not the authority Of the
managers-the alterations in the theatre
may, the very arrival Of the horses
condemn your unbelief. and prove the re-
atty of the fact:
But if the mere appearance Of horses
on a stage, can thus excite our wonder,
by what term shall we express our sur.
prise when their astonishing feats are ex-
hibited, and when those novelties which
have commanded the admiration Of the
citizens Of our Ia, gest cities. shall be here
repeated! Although the sens!blity Of the
horses will, 10 TIMouR THE TAaTAR, be
put to the proof-the very interesting In
cidents Of the spectacle having always
been sufficient to bring crowded houses
vet the horses stock Of knowledge will
by no means be exhausted fer we We
riiy believe that in sagacity and sound
sense, they are equal if not superior te
the grave Haynyhmns which CULVER ha,
given the world SEINE knowledge of il
his celebrated travels.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-03

your government, to the case OF Richard
w. Mea,e. citizen Of the U. states:
who ma. been confined since the 2d 81
Nav, 1916. in the prison Santa Caiali-
ma, at Cadiz.
1T has been repeatedly represented to
YOUR government by the minister OF the
United States 1t Madrid. that the 'mpH-
sonmeat Of this person, was under sen
,ence OF tribunal at Cadiz, condemnlns
him to ray secund time, sum OF mo-
ney, which, by virtue OF prior decree
of The same tribunal, he had already Pa'd
into the royal treasury. This lack mas
never been denied or contested by your
Government. 1t has been proved to them
Nv the xttestations aud certificates oil
their own officers.
1t vas to have been presumed that, up
on the first moment that such Tact was
emphatically presented to your Cavern
mrnt, an order would instantly have Is
sued from it for the discharge OF Mr.
Meade from his Imprisonment. The Pre-,
sident regrets that after SO many and
such urgent representations in MS oeha!'
by the minister Of the United Sta'eS at
Madrid. it should yet be necessary 70 adj
dress this call upon the most common
principle of justice to you. 1 am in-
structed by him to say, that in renewing
this demand for Mr.. Meade's immediate
liberation, he confidently expects it will
not be in vain.
| pray you, sir, to accept the ASST
rance of my very dis.ir guished conside.
ration. JOHN Q. ADAMS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-03
10 Rent,

1 Nd possession given the 10Th Of
~ March neXt-The TAVERN and
Wagon YARD, at the upper end Of
King street, occupied at present BY bh
Legg. The hruse is large and eon'e,
nient, With extensive stables tie yaTc,
enclosed 10 feet high, with stream 81
water passing through it, would accom-
moiate in safety 500 Wagons and team
The terms will be low TO good teran''
who, by care and attention, would render
the establishment respectable.
y. PEYTOS.
February Tutl0th March
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-03
MR.. ONIS TO MR.. ADAMS.

TRANsLATroH
The chevalier Don Luis de Onis to the
Secretary of State.
SrR-I received your note dated the
s6th of this month, in which, BY order OF
the President, you communicate to me
what appears to have taken place in
Spain, in the case of a law suit against
Richard w. Meade, citizen of these
states, in order that / should make the
necessary preparations on this subject to
the King my master, and solicit his re-
lease from confinement.
In compliance with the wishes Of the
President and yours, sir. | shall, with
Great pleasure, make this request in IA.
vor Of AFR. Meade, although ! am rot in
formed cf the details of the suit instituted
against him, nor ct those which have pro-
duced his confinement.
Confding in the just intentions Of the
king, and his high conside alton for the
United States, must hope that his g.
iesty will attend efficaciously to this re-
quest, and use his authority in having
justice promptly done to Mr.. Meade, that
the laws may be observed with the strict.
est impartiality, and no motive or pre-
text left to doubt Of the Immaculate IA
cendrada) purity which has ever been ac-
knowledged as the particular attribute OF
the Spanish Magistraey. l renew my
respects 10 you, sir, and pray Goo to
preserve you many years.
LUIS DE 0NIS.
Washington City, Dec. 60, 1917.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-03
For Sale,

A TRACT Of LAND, in far1i
N county, Va. containing $50 acre
About Is acres Of this land is well 'II'''
berea. and the balance very susceP''e'r
Of improvement. Situated about Twelve
miles from Alexandra, ard five hcm o''
cnnuan. Terms one bali cash. and ibe
balance in three months. II not SOLO III
one month, il will be sold at public saw
Apply to Alfred Simpson, FAIRFAX ecU'
ty,or SRA'EN .hS
February
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-03
. GLoSs AIRY.

10, f-;end-sic. such-g!ar, money
sqe, so-g,e, go--hae, haye--mackie, much
-eanRy, wilg-snib. saub--Scad, would
vha,rkt, nngged-magn. must-aUsome,
frightIul--gin, if--anes, once-,marky
barn, dark srream--beirns, children
wally, b>autiiul-gO'eden, go'den-trais
and brattle, noise and bustle-gsnStRs,
run.ing -ilka, every.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-03
.Nsu- York, Jan. so.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

The brig Factor, Corran, arrived at
this port last evening from Havre,
whence she sailed on the 18Th Of DEC
Captain C. has favored the editors OF the
Mercantile Advertiser with file OF Pa
ris papers to the 10th of that month,
which contains no news. We learn YER
bally that American produce was dull at
Havre.
Captain Cerran is bearer OF dispatches
for government from the American MI
ulster at Paris.
LATEST PROM GIBRALTAR.
By the brig Helen, captain Frost, We
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-03
.@@GS > N
From a London paper, Nor, g.

From London paper, .Nor' "a
The Ellice transport from London to
Gibraltar, with troops, was totally lost,
on the lst inst. on Point de Bares, on the
coast of Gallacia. Lieut.. Wallace, OF
the 6Oth regiment, and about so persons
drowned. The.rest, in saving themselves,
underwent the most affective sufferings.
The Ellics was driven under trench.
dous rock, (perha?s $50 feet Psrpendicu-
Iar) where she was dashed TO pieces -
Some of the unfortunate persons reached
the shore in the boats, which could not
return TO the vessel. The Ellice had las
individuals Oh board, many Of them te-
males.
A letter from an officer, who was a pas
senger in the Ellice, says" Night al
length came on---the master, who had
climbed up the projection Of the rock,
called to me to follow him. / did so by
making across one Of the masts, which
had gone overboard-haPpily | reached
the rock, and gained a standing place a.
bout thirty feet up, whence / was extrl-
Gated BY rope from above, at IL O'Clock
that night and BY the same means, all
who had beeu able to resist the dashing
Of the breakers, daring the night, were
hauled up early oezt morning. The
scratches received were nothing to the
wounds which some poor women tsol.
aiers' wives) experienced, who were lite
rally dragged up'the rock. in almost q
lif.less state, with infants thus cliagins
% their breasts fer protection,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-03
CLAIMS on HATTI.

1t will be recollected BY the public,
aud especially by those interested, that
the Coner ess frigate, captsin Morris. was
ordered to Cape Henry last summer, to
make demand for the payment of pro-
perry seized and ssquestesedi in 1910 and
ISL BY the emperor and king OF HavtI !;
but owing to wrong direction OF the de-
spatches, it proved unsuccessful. 1t IS
therefore to be hoped that congress will
make another attempt; and the writer Of
this knows, from the authority OF Chris
tophe's secretary, that il proper appll-
cation was made the money would be i'm
mediately pad; and, as it will relieve
many worthy individuals no doubt me
government will be disposed to attend to
il. Boston GaS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-03
q go . ,

Extract from an act Of the corporation Of
Alexandria for the extinguishment Of
Fires.
SECTION 7. If any person who shalt
be present at any Ere, shall neglect or re-
fuse 20 obey the order or direction Of any
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-03

The British ship Nelly. from Liverpool,
called of Savannah bar for orders on the
18th instant, and being sent to Charles
ton. got on Martins Industry. and has
bilged. A sluop was sent from Savannah
TO save the materials. She had a cargo
of salt aud crates.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-03
PRICES CURRENT.

PRICES CURRENT.
At Georgetown, Jan, e4.--Cotton 81
cts. per h.. /; corn 81 l2i per bushel;-
rice so per cwt.
1T Columbia, Jan. 20.-Cottcn. per ID.
brisk at So is cents; tobacco. leaf. 6
cents: do. manufactured 90 25 cents.
at Savannah, Jan. 92.-Cotton, sea
island, per ID Sc IA So cents: ditto
upland So a SO S-4; corn, per bushel,
/ Is: -four, Philadelphia, per Dbl. Sl2
rice, per 100 lbs. 80.
A. Harana, Jan. lo-Coffee l9 90
cents; brown sugar $40; white do. IL a
IS; molasses IL bits: rice sc l-s; -four
lS. - thdfteS pap.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-03

ul,ino, but they contain nothing new
They are clad in black for the death oil
the Princess Charlotte, and the inhabi-
tants were requested BY the governor OF
the garrison to wear The appropriate
mourning.
The Americas squadron remained. ex.
cept the frigate United States, at ilse-
ziras. as late as the 10th ultimo; but
were to sail in a few days for Port Ma
non. The United States had gone aloft,
and the Erie, Gamble, was said to be at
Narseillcs.
The American ship Augustus, Bearson.
l54 DAYS from Canton, had arrived at
Gibraltar with cargo OF sugar. teas, nan
keens, cinnamon. e.. The ship Inn,
Davidson, 90 days from Gloucester, As
from Halifax, and 2 from Cadiz, had also
arrived.
Prices at Gibraltar. Dec. 10.-Rice
SS so, very scarce, and in demand; COZ
fee. fine, l6 10 II so; Georgia cotton as
TO IS (; Goldfish so; Indian corn Q IS;
pitch g so; beef IL to IS; pork Il to 10
American new -four is so; ship bread )
to7; pipe slaves 90 to 20; tar 2 50;-
Virginia tobacco 10.
From the N. T. Not. .7drocais, Jan. q.
ISYERNAL CONSPIRACY.
A concurrence of circumstances has
led to the discovery of an Internal con
spiracy in this city, which has been mark
ed by no ordinary features of atrocity.-
An Italian servant, in the employ OF a
respectable family. was dismissed by the
master of the house on Thursday last for
drunkenness. To revenge himself, he
meditatsd, in company with one OF his
countrymen, and the black female cook
10 the same family, to carry their diabnli-
cal plot into effect. 1t appears, the Tia
Ian, after being dismissed, returned with
his companion to the house the same
evening. and while in the kitchen with
the cook, in conference, was overheard
By the chambernaid in explanation Of
their plans. On alarm being given, and
proper search made, the two Italians
we're discovered and secured.
Tie COCK confessed that their plan was
to take advantage of the absence of the
master Of the house, who was abeut leav.
ing town, and in the evening, by given
signal, were to be let into the house BY
her. Their design was to violate the fe-
males of the family. consisting of two Ia.
dies and two servant girls, aud TO murder
them; after which, they intended to rob
the house, set fire to il, and escape The
cook also confessed that she was to re-
ceive $50 dollars after the plate had been
sold, aud corroborated that part Of the
conspiracy which had been overheard By
the maid. The parties have all been ap.
pretended BY Robert Phillips and Az.I
COnklin, constables Of the 9TH ward. Sc,
cured in Bridewell, and will shortly be
put on their trial. The discovery Of this
internal design has prevented terrible
event, and will serve to operate as {
caution to families 10 hiring foreign ser
wants. These particulars have been re-
lated to US By the gentleman OF the house
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-03

George Taylor aud Newton Keene
of this place, are appointed directors IL
the United States Branch Bank for the
District Of Columbia. Herald.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-03
MR.. ADAMS TO Mr.. ONIS

Don Luis de Onis, Envoy Extraordinary,
and Minister Plenipotentiary, from
Spain.
Department Of State,
Washington, 26h Dec. 1917.
sIR-I an directed by the President
Of the United States, 10 invite your ill.,
mediate attention, and to urge that Of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-03
ALEXANDRIA:
TUESDAY,, PERJURY S. 1913.
FROM OUR coRREspoNDEST AT WASH
INGToN,
Saturday, January 81, 1918

Saturday, January 81, 1918.
In my letter Of this morning. emitted
the following, which may be interesting
to some Of your readers:
"The bill for recovering fuyitives. on
which so many days have beeneSpended,
was yesterday passed by "a ayes to o9
noes--the question being taken BY yeas
and nays"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-03
For Sale.

For Sale,
TIME HOUSE and LOT on which |
reside. in the town Of Dumiries.--
For terms Of sale apply to Walter Har'i-
SUD, or John Landon, jr. # same place
+. HARRISON.
February s tuths4w