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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-19
Tea. &c.

Tea, &c.
TiTs B>Y landing from he schr.
II Philadelphia captain tland, and for
sac bE LAWRAsON 4 FOWt.E.
so chests young hyson1 Teas Of the
Is half do. imperial George and
Is catty boxes do. Albert's car.
81 do. do. gunpowder 90.
tons Russian hemp
ALSO,
'.andins from the schooner Liberty, capt.
Bears. from Busten,
so boxes China tea and coffee sets, OF
IS d 60 pieces each
II do. II b. l., cup. and saucers con,
AIM z 9 20 500 pieces each
90 do. Of plates, $50 each
Q do blue and white dining SITS, Of
l54 ne es I'm Jle2.
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Ship Timber, Sc.

T\HE suarcribey. r.,id,ng % Malta
IL woman Creek, in Charles Caunty,
MARYLAND, will dispose Of standing) a
large quantity Of first rate White TAX
Ship Ti"ber, Wharf legs, Timber suit
ed fer Slaves, Plank. ScantIing, or other
purposes, in any quantity; likewise Sc
vera thousand cords Oak Wood Pur-
chssers Will find il to their advantage to
apply as the terms will be modera;e, and
there is rayisable water to the spot.
WIN MASON.
Mays tt
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.Mr. PEYTON.

nd obtsireu her e an zig m hire. a,
:. said. (" to Eiioot''s Sails, and re-
"a II in the afternoon Of the SANE day
nd as he has not vet returned, there 10
trong reason 10 believe that his intention
t. swi6dIe me out If my pr rsrty. lie
IS about feet 8 IT 9 inches high, sppa-
a emily about IS OF 80 years VI age, If
yenteel appearance, and well calculated
to deceive.
The hnse is a grey, about Is hands
high, 9 or 10 year. Old. has switch Tail,
a speck on the ris,t eye, and moves
,aftly. The gig has green body, car
rage and wheels black. the l;sing OF blue
cloth, red stuff top, Innings, plated dou-
BILE outside joints
l will give the above reward Cor the
ecovery Of the horse aud gig, and the
detection Of the scoundrei, or 90 dollars
for the horse and gig only, andaIf rea-
sonable expenses if delivered to mr., No.
&c, North Liberty street, Baltimore.
MICHAEL CAMPS Ut.
Bsltimore, June 8
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Boston Glass.

n AWRAs0N y FOmLa; agents for
"a the Boston glass mandiactory, will
forward orders tor any quantity or s'zs
wipdaw glass ALSO, apothesaries glass
OF every description, which will b. inl-
mediately sent at the mandatory prices,
ard their risk. May q.
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Robert GRAY

next t.oor to the coru-r u King and Roy
al streets. and IS prepared to execute any
o,ders in the Bo"kbinding buisne.s witt
which he ma, be honorable is also sup
piled on commission, with small assert
inent Of Stationary comprised Of articles
most in de and, and particularly invite.
the attention Of juvenile customers TT
articles used in schools, such as typhcr-
.ng and Copy book &c, which are "sd'
{ the bp.t "a terias that Can be prOcur
Il aul At the usus. prices --orde:s f'"n.
hoks or pubic Offices toe any kind "
flank account books, can Oe executed
vie Il strength d elegance eqaa'
y,y !, the Us.-d = at nj 81
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Notice.

1--WE Cupartreishp hitherto existing
Il under The finn Of john 9. LApD s
G.. is this day dissolved. All psr-ons
naving any demands agai st said Grm
are rrqaesred to exhibit them ior adjust.
ment; and all persons indebted t" said
firm are desired to mSke immediate pay
ment. JOHN 6. add,
JOHN WHEEL W light.
June 10
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ENGLISH AND GERMAN
Jannar' q

ENGLISH AND GERMAN
ALM.4NACS, for 1918,
GUSr published and for sale by the
gross, dozen or single one.
BY JOHN A STEWART,
Who has on hand,
a large stock OF writing and letter paper,
pasteboards, states, blank books, quilts,
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, aud
,aper for rooms,
Family and conmou bibles and tesla
uen:s, prayer books, psalm and hymn
books, with many other established reli.
giovs works OF merit. A general assert.
ment of
School Books,
Among which are, the Greek and Latin
,.las.ics, Oilworth's, Webster's, Mavor's,
.;onley's, Murray's. columbian and PHI
ladelphia spelling books, Mur-sy's, Web
ster's, Ashes and Comley's grammars,
Murray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exercises and Key, Am. Class book,
hairs Reading Exercises. New Intro
duction to Reading, New York Reader
NJ. 1, 9 and 5, Geo rs Lessons, En-
fields Speaker, Goldsmith's England
Rome aud Greece, Webs.ef's Selection,
American speaker, Dodsley's and Crex
alI's Fables, Blair's Grammar of Chemis-
try, O'Ntai's and Willet's Geography
Dilworth's, Tutors, Jesse's & ]audon'.
Arithmetic, Johnson's, Sheridan's, and
Wa,ker'sDictionary, Aliases and Maps
etc. etc. together with large stock Of
Law, History and Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers allowed libe.
raj discount. Augustol
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,ann g and Currylng

.'anln g and Currylng
\ ,SEPH n. SION continues 10 cai
ry on the above business at his "It
tand in Prince street, between Wat,
nd Union streets, where he will be a..
Ways ready to execute orders in his ill.,
With promptness and despatch.
He keeps constantly on hand large
assortment Of
Leather,
Of as various qualities as can be found ID
any shop in the District-which he will
dispose Of at very low prices fol cash.
Ill mo- 6 II
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Co-partnership dissolved.

Co-partnership dissolved.
~ I'll Z co-psr,uershp .! c CALDWELL
JACKSON is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons indebt.
ed 10 the firm are desired to make i'm
mediate payment to Henry Jackson, who
i, fully empo oered to receive the sane.
J.F CALDWELL.
HENRY JACKSON,
May is
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Corn Wanted.

a WILL gi.e he market p ice in cash
4 TOR 5000 bushels yellow corn.
Nav l6 FIR. ADAMS, r..
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Notice.

4 IL persons hav,s accounts against
4 81 PauHs Church, tia' have not
N rendered. will please hard ,hrm to
j DANIEL soMER, immediately,
Jr8 IF
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Notice.

Z ALREADY to cn''.s for taking t.
and repayihg Duke al Waite tree,
when fhe citizens 0wning prope ty ther.
m agree to repave the sideways al tn i
wa expense, agreeably to an order "
Council, dated November 1, 1917, 70
which purpose, and their accemInodstl'r
q subscription paper is left With NJ
Evan P. Taylor.
R0Br' BRO KEr. Street Com.
Hay,4
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Wine.

Wine.
I'd ECRIyED b, thu schOoHsf Maria.
HI from Madeira,
Halt pipes, quarter casks end half
quarter cssk
Old Madeira,
AID half Or r."
Old Tinta, Sercial and Malm-
sey Wine,
from the house Of Keirs u Co. which
will be sold at cost by
LAWRASON & F0WLE
Who have received per the ship Hazard,
from Cork,
50 casks Irish butter, of superior quality
Nav @
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E. Corning,
Has just received ~ he ,loop Rising
Sun, and schooner sally,
40 bbls. country gin
4 hhds. do.
90 hhds. N. E. rum
90 bt!s do.
$40 casks Lime
ls bb's. mess and prime pork
g boxes spermaceti candles
90 bags coffee
a vawl boats
S hhds sug,r &
6 do. m0las>eS =
$50 bushels pNtrtoes, &c. :
Also for Freight,
EES rae : ad s'gor MARY
hgssfNscapt Baurae, to any part ii
Sssss he Uni I'd States.-Enqsirt
& as above, yowell's wharf.
June 5 vim
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Millinery.
Razors of a Superior Quality.

RazOrs Of a Superior Quality.
5Fuk subscriber has jrs' ecrned
from England, Razors Of most
elegant quality, .ush a can be recon-
ended Of the, following disc ipt!cn with
he names of Wa,hi' gt,n, Monroe, Mad
lssn, Perry. Porte, Hull, cambridge,
tesart, AID mary others those wishing
n supply themselves with good razors
a. rely o. tim.
'uae 6 -. NV UGnN.
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For Freight,
Sugar, Rum, Pepper, &c.

TDlIN G. LhDD Il Co. offer for sale
ID tue cargo Of brig Leo consisting OF
80 boxes HAVANA White
SO Brown SUGAR
9 hhds Muscoysdo
10 81 proof w I Rum
IL bags Pepper
100 thensand feet Pine Boards
$ do do loist.
For Freight,
SES In, 6.e fast sailing brig
SSSEFssLEO,J simpson, master, bur
SEA then 1900 barrels will be
SEz ready in three DAYS 10 take
freight for Europe or the " est ladies.
Jape 2w
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For Norfolk.

For Freight, (coastwise)
IA tc,i op y AN, Natba-
.KHES MEL 'iarIiug, Master, burtheh
600 barrels. Apply to
xT 7. H. Rowland.
Who has for sale received per said ves-
sci.
$4,000 feet merchantable add clear
lumber.
6 mn. Is. mwfSt
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Wanted
William Deyaughp

Hair dresser and Psrfgmsr, 10. al street,
ID ErURNS his thanks to the public
~ 10 general, for the liberal encou.
rage,sent he has received, and hopes a
continuance Of the same by his zeal aud
strict attention to business,
Just received and for sale at his store,
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

dNiisk en- Ia thr tabi OF the
ub.crioer, on Monday the LIST inst.
pr.uu r. lli.-u him eI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-27

An expression escaped Mr.. FORSYTH in
the discussion of the Neutrality Bill on
Thursday the 10Th inst. which has given
rise TO some speculation.-Iie moved TO
insert the word responsible in proviso TO
an amendment proposed by Mr.. Clay
so as TO read prOrided, that the colony,
district o: people aforesaid, have organiz-
ed an existing responsible government,
claiming TO be independent" &c.-Mr.
Clay asked What was responsible go
vernmeni? Some might think the govern
rnent of Spain itself, Of the adored Ferdl-
nand, not responSille'-M Forsyth re-
piled, that before the end of the pre-
sent session of Congress, he hoped to be
permitted to slew 10 the Speaker how the
adorcd Ferdinand might be made respon-
sibie for the conduct of Spain 10 the Uni
ted States" &" Mr.. Clay expressed his
thanks for this information and the plea
sure il gave him"
The question soon arose, what did Mr..
Forsyth mean by this remark The A
ieXandria Advertiser immediately threw
out the idea, that Mr.. +. meant to move
a declaration OF rar against Spain. The
National IuteIlIgencer contradicis this
conclusion, without giving us any clue
to Mr.. Forsy tbs meaning. But we have
letter from Washington of the 23rd,
which seems in The following passage
TO give key to this transaction:
1T is understood, that proposition
was made IN the Committee of Foreign
Relations, TO occnpy East Florida; which
was rejected, unless il should come re-
commended by the President. MIR. For
syth advocated The measure, as necessary
for the safety of our southern country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-27

about him. She fixing her eye on him for
moment. rcD,ieG, his crdvat WAS not tied ot
- = Widowe''s shorI be. He asked the one
ADORE stairs, whal She was thinking about.
She replied, ms ctavat was not tied on WITT q
widCwUI'S kuoi. This appearCd quite TO SattS
fy him a. to tie matter.
10 tkis way they continued for several
hours, without. IS 7 have Just stated. failing to
express IN substance the same Things Whenever
they were asked.
A few having seen aud con.prscl with these
ladies. as have done, and nom tinle to time
when have been in that nCi.hhOrhuOd, con
versed with so many ditierrn; p 'SOuS orr
probability who are eilacqualuted with these
girls, strange and unaccOuniaDie "a may seem
To he i must be sceptiC not TO hclieNci IT,.
ltis "A subject OF az much nOtoricil III that pant
ot the country as that there are two such per.
sons living there. L however met villa S1iii1
persons who knew them very well, who 81 eiHed
TO doubt the truth Of what HEY haV'' beard OF
| them; hut in every case that see th-N were
persons who had never seen them toy their
! faculty.
These Young ladies are 81 years Of age :;
they aTe renIa kaby healthy, well looking
! girls | weighed them twice during the day
| that 1 was in their company. There was
about one pound difference in Their Weight.
Their features. csmpeXons and gestures, are
so precisely alike that could not distinguish
one from the other. Their parents informed
me. and II is what is generally said of them,
that when one is sick, the other is sick What
one disiIkes. the other dislikes what tleaseS
one, pieases the other and an injury done TO
one. Is received IN the same way b> ia, other;
| that each of them, il | mistake not the numbe
| has had three teeth extracted for the tooth
ache, and all the same teeth; and that they
have both now one decayed TOOTH aud that is
| the same tooth.
| These parents have had six children AT three
| births; five OF whomar living; the two aliu-
ded TO are of the second birth Of twins one OF
| those Of the FIRST birth died when Young; the
other is still living. is about thirty years OF age,
1 In
than about so lbs All the rest of these children
are remarkably robust aud hearty, and rather
above The common size. The Other two twins
are not yet fully grown ; but nothing remark
| able las been discovered about them. They
| live about So miles from this place and in tho
| lower end of the county of Fluvanna. near the
| line Of Goochland and Louisa and should any
person feel sufficient curiosity to induce them
| to visit these remarkable persons, and Judge
| for themselves, directions to the house can
easily be obtained.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-27

event of the quarrel becoming general, they
choose chiefs for the occasion, who On the ter
mination OF the quarrel, have no further autho.
Tity. The same Steps are pursued ia all brois
with the noighboring tribes, with whom their
motive of quarrel proceeds from a desire 10
increase the number OF their wives, which is
only TO be elected by force. Their arms are
n pike or lance, Vi it'll a wooden shield aud a
helmet suruOuated with n plane of He!on's
aud various colOurcd feathers these with II
strins OF beads formed Of Grains or seeds and
thrown across the shoulders, completed their
equipment. they never travel n tluunt Ia.
pike for their defence against wtla beasts.
which are very nnnernus--ior The extinction
Of witch they mold general hVhtS I'm these ctaS.
es they use poisoned arrows, which they blow
from Il hollow reed. bat make no account OF
fire - ms. iron or >Ierl. The gentlemen OF the
exploring party, wishing 10 throw every liyht
on the suplcct have sent 10 the Governor Of
SuaNaquit. onc OF the pixies, helmet. and Il
wooden tiuuchcOn bcaut!t.ilv iplaid ;,li at
which have heeu forwarded 70 the King orr
lord, who received them .rAciou>iv The cuin-
iaanlant Informs that he is ubuut 20 0pcn a
road from Cesacd TO GHiiptjNs. which is three
days Journey, aud another from thence To Mai.
mas, which takes eight days including three
days navigation "n the river.
From the discoveries Will result great al AN
iases To .he newly established BiShopvick, to
tl,c civilization of Loo. lopo, and the general
trade and wei being uflhe Province OF Cueaca
H0STCN. March iI.-Letters from Nalparai-
So, OF November 10, have been received in
Boston, via i}uenos AyreS aud n. York. One
OF the above date, states, in substance, as fol-
lows -
The Packet, from Boston, arrived at Valpa-
rais0 :ist Oct Gu the 3Jth Sept. spoke the
ship Beaver, captain CieaVeland, from New
York oil Cape ORR, aId aN the vessel had not
arrived i0th nov. il WITS supposed she was Ia
ken BY the spanish squadron cruizlng of the
port OF Valparaiso, Consisting Of the trisate
VcnSauza, and two corveites, Que Il very fast
sailiug vessel particularly as the trieaie was
the port CaptatA Hit, cot thc pir!Iet j states
that many prizes hatlh miae by the Spaui-
ards aud among them there were two Aoleri-
eau ships, uD names mentioned. but the Inte-
ligrnce positive Chill was completely under
the confront o.! the Patriots. n rthing said of
Lima. Markets very dull for most articles
duties S)per cent. upon common prices.
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POSYSCRIPT.
N STNATE.-MARCn "a.


Mr.. BntcHr, irom,le committee of TO-
reign relations, to whom had BEEN referred
representations ia behalf of Mr.. Meade,
maze Il report Of considerable length, ia
knga view OF ,hc subject, recug nizlma The
wrongs of Mr. Meade, and declaring, sub
sianllaiiy, THAI II tie demand OF the EN-
ecHiiyc tOI ms release he not complied
with, lie offence ought 30 he visited with
severe rei,IbuiiOu.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY,, MARCH 20.
Tie House resolved itself into COM
mi,lce at The whole, Mr.. Deskd in The
Chair, making appropriations for tie sup
por; ut government FOR The wear 1918.
After going through the details Of this
bill, OH some Of which an incidental dis
cuSSion took place, that viii he hereafter
noticed,
Mir. CE,y rose and moved 10 insert in
the bill provision TO appropriate he sum
OF eighteen thousand dollars, as The ont
iii and one years salary of minister to
be depuied from The T.. States 10 the
Independent provinces of the river Plate,
IN South America.
TINS proposition Mr.. Clay followed up
hy entering iuin It discussion OF the ques-
ton, involved in his motion, of a formal
recognition Of the independence of the
South American states mentioned. He
had spoken something more ihanan hour,
when, having gwen way for motion 10
that effect,
The committee rose about half past 4
O'Clock, and i.e housc adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-27
MORE INDIAN .BURDERS.

The people inliabiting the southern sec
ton of this state, have so long been ex-
posed TO the tomahawk OF the ruthless
Indians, that we hoped ere now TO have
heard Of some measure being taken for
their security; but from the following ex-
tract OF letterto gentleman i'm this ci-
tv, it appears that our hopes have been
vain. The fault lies somewhere: II ought
to be redressed Humanity and every
blander feeling implanted by nature in
tie human breast, as well as our laws.
make 1t the imperious duty OF those I'm
authority toarrest this carnage, thls waste
OF The lives Of the most useful class ~ our
citizens, by the lerocious demons of the
wilderness.
Bethel, (GlynH county, Gu March IL.
Having written you Two DAYS ago, I
have nothing 10 communicate, but the
disagreeable news (ahicli have lust re-
celved from uuqueslionable augiofify)
that one h'mJred Indians have been seen
sixteen miles from this place Oh the Sa
ulIas.-l'wo or three DAYS ago. They Mill
ed white man. The people ave all
moving oft as quick as they can; and. IL
some as. .iane he not given rs. We shall
be obliged to remove likewise rH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-27
GENERAL GAINES

The late adventure Of this gallant General
is yet wrapt in obscnriiy.-The Savannah he
publican denies the whole account, because i;
contends that General Gaines would not risk
himself, without troops, in "a country beset by
savageS. But we know this 10 bc mistake
aS we have an extract from letter before US,
from All officer in the Generals suite, dated
from g Fort Early, 22nd February" in which
he says" General Gaines is determined 20 push
on TO Port Scott, an order 10 prerent the dbdn
dOnment Of that post. He leaves this in two
hours, with no other attendants than his staff.
I feel much anxiety for the party, as il is stat
e9 the country between Forts Early and Scott
is occupied by 1000 Indians. This movement
is said to be made by the Indians ,cith riec to
prcrent The junction Of The Georgia troops ,cith
the TennesseeGas. most sincerely hope the
General will elude Them and arrive safe"
The MilledgeI lie Journal OF the 18th simply
" contradicts the report of the dIoWuing OF
General Gaines A soldier was drowned,
which gave rise to the report"-But in what
way he eluded the Savages, if he was so for
tunate as to do II at all, we are yet TO learH.
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TO TuE rn,rop

." Southampton, March 20.
DEAR SIR-With much pleasure l can an
nounce Ia Won, and Ia the world. that the late
act ofihe General Assembly of this state ap-
prOpriating part of the income oI The literary
fund, is Il law that meets almost the eutire
appreciation OF the citizens of This county and
am informed those circumjacent also Last
Monday our quarterly court commenced =
The first business executed before the court,
was the appointment of school commissioners,
who arc composed Of the following persous:-
Samuel Blunt, James Roschelle, Benz. Cohh,
john Urquhart, Jacob Darden, b. W. John
s;on. Clements RoscheIle, James Gee jeremiah
Cobb, VIM. d. Goodwin. Francis Ridley, Jas.
frezvant, VIM. Kicks, Carr Bowers, aud John
Saunders.-At our next cOHrt, the board of
commissioners will be convened for the pur-
pose of appointing their treasurer and clerk
am, sir, your NEST Obedient,
b. w. JOHNSTON
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EOuINOCrIAL GALE.

ALBXANDRIA, March 23.-0n Sa,ur-
day, the town aud liarbor OF Alexandria
were visited by ore of The most trcm n
Lous gales of wind ever experienced IN
ihls place. Ii came on carly III the day
from The northeast, accompanied with
moderate rain. Toward the evening Il
increased 10 almost IA Iurricane-tic Po-
iuIac Was M a perfect tOam-the ship
ping and craft at the wharNeS were tossed
about ui'h great viulence-seVeral Graf,
were suni>--a house blew down, on the
fish wharf, with eight persons in IT, aud Il
woman Was very much huu-cunSidrra-
bic INJURY was done 10 The wliarveS, and
some damage done TO the roofs of houses
We are informed Il schooner, loaded with
grain, was driven on shore and I,iiged,
near Fort Washington. We fear that the
shipping on the coast must have suffered
severely. Heraid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-27

WILL BE SOLD, 81 the Rell Tavern, in the city of
W Richmond. Oh Saturday the 30th May next, that
valuable TRACT OF LAND, called LILY VALLEY, ly
ing on James River, in the county of iIenco, about
miles below the city of Richmond, bounded above by
the Wilton E;tae, aud below 10y the late residence
capt Thomas Friend, deed. containing about 300
THIS valuable estate is well adausd to The clover aud
plaster system. The soil being st clay foundati-
on, la>s well, has large proportion OF well tnbeTed
land, yeIy convenient to the river any part
Farm, isweli wafefed &c. The Rich aud Osborn
turnpike road viii run through it nearly mile. Per.
sons wishing ~ view IT, will shown the premises by
Heonht Hosbg who lives uear the land, aud wbo vii
make the terms known (Which will he easy day VI
sale plat by late survey, may be nj The office
OF MAJ kObt Gamble. NANCY T. SHARPE.
march n. los wsv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-27

FREDERICKspURG, March 25.--The
heavy rains OF Friday and Saturday last,
produced a considerable fresh III the Rap.
pahannock and although the wafer did
not rise, by several feet, so high as in the
last fresh, yet it brought down with ii an
unusual quantity Of old logs, &c. which
formed Judgement against the new
bridge opposite the town, by which il has
been so much injured that the passage OF
carriages has been stopped, and even
rendered II dangerous for foot passengers.
The south abuimeni of The bridge at Fall
mouth was undermined by the current,
and sunk several feet it is however made
passabie for footmcn. Herald.