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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18

t'oK SALE OR EXCHANGE, on reasonable terms
Tor real property in the city Of Richmond or in lis
vicinity, ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND ACRES OF
LAND, in the state of Kentucky.
For sale, also tract Of FIFTY ACRES OF LAND
near iuckahoe creek IN The county of Henrico bat A
snort distance above the confluence Of the creek with
James riVer-Ihis latter tract of land is believed 10
contan as great quantity Of coal Of like size
on eiiher side OF Jamesrver, any where on the wa
leIs thereoi Along with the will he sold and CON
ont Of more than two hundred acres adjoining the Gfty
WIN privilege In leTpetuitv Of searching for digging
ana carrying away all coal that may be found IN the said
adjoining land. on the fifty acres Of land coal mas
dctKGiky.beeH found.
n Enquire Of Maj. Robert Gamble or OF the snbscTi.
Der. ALEX McHAR
July 3. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18

do Stareh0!d9ifers IN the Uppgr 1yyo,o-If1o1- -
oIS IS hereby given, thsl election OF Trustees
WIZ Ds hgtd 10 PAinesviile otherwise called Chin
H'spp C1a'ch, n the County 0f Amelia on Wednesday
s Z5i o. September next. Shareholders are earnestly
oteu 20 attend " pcrsua. where they eau via, CON
n.,,I ~ Do con station among them may Tend very
800 :" Pi"h'le The public convenience as well as the
'' as company. THOMAS A. MORTON,
JOHN GHAMaER
EDMUND HUMFORD
RICHARD N. VENABLF
N"e''i 'ls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18

COBHcit Ch0mbcr, Rich Rond, JpIg2I. IsIs
DUBIiC NOTICE is hereby given that the Executive
a viii Oh Inc first day Of November next in pursu'
ance OF an ACT Of the egslatse Of virginia passed on
e25tb Of February, 1873 entitled "An aci 10 amend
an act, entitled act for surveying the lands given
by law TO the officers ana soldiers on continental and
etab'ishinenis and for other purposes" proceed
toapp0mt $50 principal Surveyor foI Surveying the
lands gwen by law TO the Officers and soldiers of The
STATE on continental ana state establishment who shall
keep their Offices between HE Scio,o and Miami rivers
az places to be hereafter designated
J. W. PLE4sAXIS.A c. c.
Auenst1I. ~ oer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18

.h oaLE:-By virtue OF deed ofirust execnI,d
10 tue subscriber by john II. Saunders n, H. ~,
oS Mosenser 1916 and rrcor ded in the
own'an ior The purpose of securing to John n b
u eish.. seven and one bali dollars with jnt.res,
Wha ON .se orst day Of May, 1910, until payment
pemses Tor cash, on the 6rsf day Of YeDfe1bS, ~"
.a - NO. 20 ~, 2s, 30 81 lying in the tawn Of lei
Ih III, .n i"Mnalan county, with their apputenances
purchaser or purchasers. 10y :" !" 'he
July %. - no",, frt.Nee'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18

9iSs"LUTiON.--ft copaIneTship heTetoIore ex.
isting Det"esa the Subscribers, 10 dissolved by mn
suS ooEseht All persons bayiag claims against The
n'I1 WI makt application 20 PRESLEY ELLErr who
Vne au,hof'Ltdt close tie business Of concern
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18
July %.

70 decIelal order ofthe county court OF
w sun in chancery depending in the said conr
ne."eeh ROOT T. Warning, ex'Or Of Wm Warng If ,vhr
was assignee OF James Hunter aud VIM W3i'rg IT,
"hts aiu partners, trading under the firm M Io,.s
f DmheT 3 70. riarDtins against Robe,t p0rker dc
nufutN e zoe Undersigned, shall on the Isf d,,, NJ
ePfe"soeT aerf II fair, and f not fair on The newt s
T process to selio The highest bidder that yaluahie
nn yf LAND, situated partly in the county Of Ca
Rar ana partly in the county Of Essex upon which
~ o ,s iHhef al present resides commonly known
Wy .he name OF the Eagle Nest containing by est
h".'on, upwards OF nine hundred acres or so much
Is VIII De necessary .ase the sum of 81,
.s {" aNa t"erty-seren pounds fpeire shyIiues
n HDe PeHce with interest thereon from the pls dsy
81 iool tii paid, together with the costs of suit
, ,He coss ana Charges attending the said sae The
yer. o. ,he sale will be follows The costs Of the
t a,u chaIges attending the sale will be reouired N
We III cash. and the balance by the following in
neh's VI SIX months, in IL months i'm ia mon,bs
eraser giving bond with approved security 10 ill.,
r% I'M pSyaoie by the instalments afort mentioned
sde wiii take place upon the premises between The
S y. Yen In ihe forenoon and four in the afernooI
ano ueeu without warranty will be made TO tbr nnr
as provided for by said decree POSSESSION viii
oe gwen the hTst day Of January next the pnrcba.er
after The sale ~ '"''" OF "uS 'ihhe
THOMAS GRESHAM, jr)
,,,r,, VIM b. MATTHEWS, COMMITS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18

IL persons having claims against The estate OF N9I
II l'db ID. Phillips, late Of FelixVilie, Cumberland
conny,afe requested to make them known TO me with.
out delay, arrangements may he made for The adius,
inent thereof. VINCENT PHILLIPS Adn,Sr
Near Jamcsfoun, p. 3a,card mir a. 20..If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18

4 AND IN ALBEMARLE FOR SALE wisII To sell
- the farm live on, containing 1904 acres lyup on
the east side Of the South Vest Mountains distant
about mile and bali adjoining the lands Of captain
James Lindsay, captain Benjamin Oliver IT, aud Others
About one half OF is tract Is cleared and well taken
with clover the soil being well adapted 10 the clover
ana plaster system about 30 acres prime meadow
wei taken With timothy situated in rich aud healthy
ncisborhood. The improvements are comfortable
sWelnng, wihotber convenient ont bonses spring Of
excellent limestone water: limestone anstry tbst
might be wrought to advantage a young orchard OF
choice nut For terms, which will he ACCOMMODATING
apply to the subsoriber, living on the premises
tiers directed to me- near Lindsayssore will he attend
ed TO. uENRy pRpNAS
Inly7. IA itssss'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18

AOllCE.--On the 7lh day Of November asst we dis
posed Of our stock Ofgoods, and discontinued bu
SssS, except as to the final settlement Ofour accounts
WILLIAMS & WATKINS
have, and shall continue occupy the same stand
o" ny own account WARNER WILLIAMS.
I"S o. 2J..Sts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18

your HUNDREnACRES OF JAMES RIVER LAND
for sale. IN The county Of Pow hatau between JefcT
son and Michauxs ferfy-Ah0u oue.sixih low grounds
NJ superior atty anA mo than 200 acres in wood
the greater propOTton FIRST rate tobacco hnd for
ucnlsTs apply to John Z. Cooke, or the subscriber
MAY ~ SwU JANIS COOKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18

Letters addressed to John WIN, post master, Char
4ottesVi'!e, Va. will he attended TO.
Charlottesville, July 7. lsJ6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-18

RATES.-'fhe subscribers are now receiv-
" ing by the ship George Watson, direct
fIom Liverpool, $50 casks and crates of zine
LIVERPOOL CHINA, and other ware, the
very best aSsortnients, and laid in on the low
est terms foe this market.
l!oaclre, Robinson 8. Pieasanfs,
August 4. rs. .6t AuCtioneers
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-22
EARLY NAVlGAToRS.

Arngrim Jonas tells US, that when
Flok, a famous Norwegian navigator, was
going to set out from Shetland for Ice.
land, then called Gardar sholm, be took
on board some crows, because the marin
er's compass pas not then in use. When
he thought he had made a considerable
part OF his way be threw up one cf-his
crove which, seeing land astcrn. few to
il; whence FIok, concluding that he was
nearer TO Shetland (perhaps rather Fa-
roe) than any other land, Kept on his
cou Sc for some time, and then sent cut
another Grow, which seeing no land 1T
all returned 10 the vessel. At last, he
wing run the greatest part OF his way,
another crow was sent out by HIN, whic. +,
seeing land ahead, Immediately flew 70
il; aud F!oS, following his guide, fell in
with the east end Of the island. Sucn
was the simple IN de Of steering their
course, psactised by those bold navi "a.
tors Of the stormy Northern Ocean. The
ancient natives Of lsprobane iCey on)
used the same expedieDt when skimming
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-22
COMMERCIAL LETTER,

From the American consul at ST Pierres,
(Mart.) to a gentleman in Charleston,
dated March TO-
Since your departure We have continu-
ed to receive supplies Of lumber Of every
kind. need hardly say to you. bring
no more here until you hear of a change
in the market. Corn continues glut ;
rice o! course keeps down, and will Tor
some time; -four appears to be on the
rise-none has arrived from the United
States since YOU left US, and only two
vessels have arrived from France, and
they have but little-not worth noticing :
a small cargo, within the reach of differ
ent purchases, say 4 up to 800 bbls /
believe, might be sold at SIS, and will
reach Sl4 per Dbl. cash. Should it rise
to that, or higher, it is possible the port
will continue open. The retailers will
raise their prices beyond the proportion
Of the rise on the cargo prices, and it is
the retail price will Influence the govern
ment to open or shu, the port the sad
April. Could you be here previous to
that, have no doubt of your obtaining
Sl4 CASH. don't know another article
to recommend sending here. Our g.
vernon ia at present at Fort Royal. or I
would endeavcr to know his intentions
to close or keep open the port. Rrpcrt
says he has appointed two brokers for
the sale o. all American cargoes not alb
solutely consigned, and if the supercar'
so or captain chooses to sell his cargo
himself, he nevertheless must pay com.
mission to the broker; which broker, I
presume, will sell to whom he pleases.-
If the report is true, it will be making
the fortune Of tive brokers' at the expense
OF the American commerce, for the la
land will soon lose it, or | mistake.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-22

English seized at Li-bon in 1911, and
gave up afterwards upon the rupture be-
tween France and Russia; and it is said
that England pays for It out ct the
100000 she is to give Spain for abolish
inc the slave trade. There we're no
troops, and transports are ready to take
the seamen back by way Of the Black
Sea.
A gentleman rho is here from Cad'z,
since the arrival of The Russians, states
fact sonewh fla ttering to our nation
al character-on their arrival in the bay
OF Cadiz, the admirars ship saluted the
town, and on the following day (Which
was Washington's birth day erry ship
fired a tnA round. 1t was arowed to
have been fred in honor Of that OCCASION,
md was not answered blythe 3paniards
What special service the Spaniards
mean to send this fleet upon, or how they
are to fit it out in the beggarly state Of
their exchequer, time only can deter
NINE nobody here knows
Our squadron is still aloft-1 believe
at Syracuse; but commodore Chauncsy
is looked for every day, IN his way
home. and il is said the franklin will
accompany him thus far.
The writer in another letter observes,
The king Of spal" has made CadIz q
port Of deposit, similar to MarseiIles, up
Oh paying, it is said, . per cent. I don't
know yet when it is going into operation,
and am ignorant of several important
particulars that are necessary to enable
me to lay the subject clearly before you.
l have seen that part of the order which
procIaims Cadiz to be one of the intend
ed ports, bu; it is contingent upon Ia
riff prescribed by commercial tribunal,
which we have not seen.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-22

nstter ourselves that TIE united ef, :. n
The patriots and ourselves vii! sCc,, II.
complete euaDcipat,.a Of hev:co
of all the ,d.her colonies. BIT e,,rt
we viii find The balance asains, Is ~
extent. Of VIII ch, from srprfEa.j y;o :"
W. can form ID idea. II j. MT .r,r ,
mes to give here a de-: lied aeon, >.
our long-es tabIishcd trade with tho n.y..
% Spain in Europe but NC incids,t,"m
observe, that i, is grounded On tI,s
portati,n of large quantities Of our hrr
pr drctions, such a. flcur. rice, corn
bacco, fish. salted provisions aad Jrn "
nearly the whole OF which are car,;.I ~
our own vessels /; and in return Tor NH
we receive such Of the production. "a
Spain rs are suited TO our conspu
Our commerce with the Island. i. T., "g ~
same nature, as to exports. ou, ,,.,
more valuable, not only for the oy,n,;,!
and value OF the Imports which ,hey f..
nish, but also ior the lively int, COM, ~,
produced by our vicinits, which cre,,.'
and gra;Ifies numberiess wants. The s.
gle por, of the Havana consumes from cn
tn 100000 barrels of our fur ANN.
ind let il excite tie sober reflect =
those whose duty it may be to d, lb.r'.
On the question Of war, when they I,,.,
that the humble article Ct mnla:ss, :,
ported into the United States from Il.
single Island Of Cuba, is Of mere com
mercia, and we may add as csroI,r,
OF more national importance, than slrt.
ordinary article o! trade which couIt 4.
imported into this country from all Il,
ports and places OF Spari,h Amrric,
tuated between and including tie po,.st
Vera Cruz aud the Orouokc, and E,r.
ing, as it respects our trade, the msr;cr
OF our possessions On The continent #
America. We AK fer no effort Of G,S
in favor of position OF an appsler,r
bold and doubtful character. We Ak
only Tor sus, ensiOn Of opinion, uLfl
our remarks on the commerce OF tbo.
countries shall b. detailed in our SUBJ.
q"ent observations. In the mean time
We shall give some further ilfcrmstCr
respecting the. trade Of the Island Of "a.
ba. Meagre as our statistical accounts
are respecting The actual t-ade Of tie
Spanish colonies, We have sufficient 10
shew The value and importance, even 20
our commerce, Of this invaluable prsse.
sion.
In the year 1917, there were exported
from Havana, according to the CEi.ia.
returns 81 the custom house.
$1,000 boxes If sugar. Of abSu!
4 cwt. each,
5G,759 bids. II m"lasses,
S,395 pipes Of brandy,
55i, 9uS lbs. of wax,
17.753.77j lbs. Of coffee.
The port Of st. Jago, next in poidt Of
wealth and 'rnduce to Havana. frrnishc.
Ia &c Quantities OF articles similar 10 the
sb're. but of which we have no repart.
Resdes these there are other pcr., Of MI
nor importance. But | have sscer.ained
from the best mercantile ac.hority, ths,
the quantity Of moiasses delivered at Tie
different ports, ard sold almost exclu-
sivrly to our merchants during the las,
year, was as FLOWS. viz.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-22
45,-.59 hhds.

A hngshead of molasses IS wo-th at
this time in Havana 94a on board. The
whole quantity therefore purchased for
our commerce, during the last year, must
have amounted to SI,92I,s.S, ard was
sufficient To lead aes vessels, Of III. bur-
Zen each OF zoo hOgshesds. end navigated
by 1900 men. A psrt Of this important
article is Consumed in the state in which
it arrives in the Z. States but bv 's-
the greatest part j. converted into spirit,
and thus becomes new article of com.
merce and is exported in large quaint.
ties 10 the north OF Europe, or consumed
by ousselre,. But, in addition TO the
molasses. We make large investments in
sugar and coffee for cur own consump.
ton, aud rs an articlo.of expectation ;
and We participate in the direct carriage
o! both, betw cen Cuba and Europe.
Our commercial connection with the
valuable island Of Porto Rice, becomes
daily more interesting from the growing
indus'r, Of its large population, and the
consequent increase Of its consump,isn
and e1Psrt..-It i. tn be regretted, hat
we have no tables Of it, exports or con-
sumption. Our custom-house entire. csn
furnish very strong evidence of the i'm
portance Of our t.ade WITH this colony.
Such are the objects which We are TO
surrender, without improving, in the
smallest degree, our situation in the pa
fri Il nnrts III h cnnLinu.RN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-22
sN Erehcngs Cof,' Rouss az
A&MARINE JOURNAL. Nm
PoR7 or fLE11SDRf1. kPRiL Il.
Ia

.WE.NOR.i.N'U.1.
Brig Piggy 4 Pamela, Pray, hence
arrived at n ,riolk 18th slant.
Ship Young Hero, Wlsnr, Of Aleyap.
dria. eleaied at Richmond 18th iDstaLt,
for Bremen
Big G"llen-Grore. At Boston l.th
instant, w or this port.
Schr PhiladeIphia, Hand. hence, at
Philadelphia 18Th Instant 5 days.
!Srean Boat Report.
The Washrnst". got up at Pm
Saw nothing bound up FROM sea.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-22
Alex,a. Common Council.
TuwS npDiN,NcE.
AN ACT

Thst no person or. persons within the
town or precincts, shall act, exhibit, play
or perform aHy play, farce, interluae'
show, opera, or other theatrical or dra-
NAUTICAL performance or entertainment
show or public exhibition, for GAIN with
out license for that purpose fl st had and
obtained from the mayor, under the seal
Of the corporation, under he penalty oil
twenty dollars for each exhibition and
the following tax shall be imposed and
laid on each license granted as aforesaid
which said tax shall be paid or secured to
be paid to the mayor, Oh the granting
such license.
For licenses for theatrical exhibitions,
ten dollars for each night. ..
For rircuses or feats of horsemanshlp,
eight dollars tor each day or night.
For rope or wire dancing, ar puPpet
shows, ten dollars for each week or less
time.
For musical parties for gain, three dol
lars Tor each night.
For all either public exhibitions, two
'o ., :, r,,,h0, e,,c,sl
That the managers Of the theatrical per-
formasces and Of the circuses, ard other
-. sh.m ~ ,hs;r own exneose
...,., ,ilow.
,,.L., 6. .. .,,.na IN
A. 49,, o;;r,,.
-. $500, or n,s..,,;,s order and
" WV .,,o.A.,,v
sepp :, 49,, .,J
eo = ~.
en'u'' ""' ' .nl
OH III ~ ',S. - 81.
carr ''," r. 'o oIa o. ,su
A,' ~ ' y, ~. 60 IL,
- 90 ,h...,. and c;-,us
- -...;a. ,ho ,v,r s,.u
,.:eA..u r,,r,rsrs
e a. 49,. sb.u ,.I :, ON.
49,, f.. - sb,u
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Oe "c wy
n.s.,. n,,.,,
n 1 v -. = ,n;v,rr.
j., - =, A.. ill.,.
'"e '" a.,.,.
Vt 'i'''': VI o'"e' 800.
a'e'e' '"a'' 'he"'
auu pay '"e SUI" u n
oneuee' u NC 'e'o1
Anu snail oe ''e uu'' VI "e p''''
hcers VINO MAIL '''e"u SUI" Pa
sre herein oe.0re o"ee'eo' 'osee '""' "'
provision OF the Ia" Is no' ''o'a'eu' anu
IL inc ''a"ase's '" VIC .'' W
or Of o'ner eAnlo'''0hS' 'na'i ''ns' " pe'
mt sP'r'tu"us h9u''s u oe so'' q, u I"
the same the license snail De revoked
Section q. And oe II tar'he' enacted
That no circus . All De ereeteu 10 tle
NICK se''leo par, Of tue town. or nearer
'oah ONO "unureu yafu' u any oun''"s'
"h"soe'er snail oe guh'y o. erecting .ne
same contrary 10 ,ne PROVISIONS VI ''''' u,
ae'' sna'i iol eaon SIX "ou1s '"e Sa'e. '"a,'
We us.o 'O''." anu pay ~
" doiiarS' 10 oe rec"'e'eu as o'"s' u'es'
eee,''n .. Anu oe +" .o,"e' .na.'su'
ina. inc io'' seeeo" vi 'ne at p','.'
om re0rua'!' ''O0' e"''''eu q" az III
fais''S revenue 'Pp'p' 'a,s ~.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-22
ALEXANDRIA:
TED,HESD.?T, april 90, 1878.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT AT WASH
TMesadu, .9pril 81, 1918.


Tuesday, .9pril 81, 1918.
Yesterday congress adjourned Tor the
session. IL was busy day. The bulk
of the work done was putting The h"ish
upon a variety Of acts which had already
been maturea in both houses, and waited
only the last touch from the hands OF the
legislature. A bill from the senate to dl-
vide the state Of Pennsylvania into two
judicial districts, was attempted to be
got lid of. by motion fur indefinite
postpenement made by Mr.. H"Pkinson.
This motion, however, wa, opposed by
Mr.. Ingham. Mr.. Moore, and with much
force and eloquence by MIR Baldwin -
and after reply from MIR. Hopkinsop,
was nesatived by decisive majority. A
motion was then made BY Mr.. Forsyth,
to amend the bill so as to have the dis
trict courts held alte' nately at Philadel-
pLia and Plttsburg Out TINS also iailen
Mr.. HopkinsOn then moved t. reduce
the salary allowed by the bill for the ad-
ditional judge from 1000 to 1000 dollars,
| and was foiled in this effort also by a
large majority. The bill was then read
| third time and passed.
The bill for increasing the salaries Of
certain officers of government, was, al.
ter an attempt to postpone it Indefinitely
which was negatived BY Sc to SO, passed.
Alessrs. Harrison and Pitkin, for the
representatives, and Messrs. TAFT and
Macon, for the senate, were the commit
tee appointed to wait on the president
and inform him that congress were rea-
dy to adjourn; and they returning with
report that the president had no fur
tier communication to make to congress,
the houses adjourned sine die.
R. T. Thompson aud John w. Ash
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-22
From m. augusta Chronicle .qpril 6.
LATEST FROM THE ARMY.


We received intelligence. from the
army, by last evenings mail, as late as
the Gath ul,. Jackson, Gaines, and Glas.
cock left Fort Scott on the 1 tn, in or
der to meet some provisions that were
on the way from New-Orleans, and on
the l4th met a supply sufficient, with
which they Immediately proceeded Oh to
the Mickasuckee Towns; the forces con-
sisting of about 500 regulars. l000 mill
ti., and several commands Of Indians.
amounting in the aggregate to about 1900.
0a the e6th M'Intosn's command of 776
Indians lett Fert Scott to join Jackson,
which it was supposed would be effected
on the ssth. previous to the contempla-
ted attack OH the Mickasuckees. We
may shortly expect to hear OF some de-
cisive blew being struck in that quarter.
From the Savannah Republican, .9pril II.
MILITARY MOVEMENT.
Colonel Marshall, commanding the lst
regiment in this city, received orders
last evening from the major general Of
the lst division, requiring him to hold
his regiment in readiness, subjected to
march at moments wGrning-each man
to be provided with sixty rounds Of ball
cartridges. The order has been compli-
ed with through the colonel.
We understand that a similar order
has been made on the whole state-the
object of which we are not at this time
prepared to say.
Extrac. Of letter from Amelia Island,
dated 4th instant, to gentleman in
tins city.
Report from st. Augustine says, that
600 European veterans are expected there
TO defend the place ibid.
From The .Norfo!k Herald, .lpril II.
From our attentive correspondent at
Gibraltar we have received the following
items OF intelligence, under date Of Fe-
bruary est:
The Russiao squadron, consisting OF
five ~, and three As, under the COM
mand of admiral Moller, in the Dresden,
arrived at Cadiz on the slst instant,
february viz:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-22

R. T. Thompson aud John w. Ash
ton, were on Monday last elected dele.
gates to The general assembly Of Virginia
for the county OF Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-10
May 8
Was Committed

ENO the Jail of Alexandra county asa
runaway, on the 10th inst Negro
man, who calls himself WILLIAM
WILSON ; says he is free BORN anil
was raised in New-Yolk; he is about )
feet Q inches high, full face aud eyes,
we'll set, black complexion, and about 90
years of age. He has been in the dis
trict about one year. The owner is re-
guesteI to come and prove his property,
pay charges, and take him away, Other
wise he will be disposed Of as the law
directs. AN'W ROUNSAVELL.
June 80 Jali0r.