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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-31
July

w p3th. boUiWARE & CO. Respectfully inform,
have rr. .shes and the pnbiic generally thai tbsy
aud s,ss OF Michael Greiter his Wocf Of GooJ'
vi, t occupied nv hun WV w '"e stshd 50
can, s.s on hans and will continue 10 Keen an ole
lever sa etFe assortment gold and silver ,a,ert
ware Sc , In Ns,chcs, Eshionahle ieWeIry. silver
Tate prices WV" 'hey WI sell at the most mode.
spared 20 NAV rest assured that no exefttcus ,yil be
N p Insure continuance NJ their ens,o,, w -
fauted 10 snss aud checks neatly repaired. aud war
J9li a..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-31

WHEREAS executed n psomisso sorry Mole for the smin
" OF , 900 To Wm. Bell, bearing date the t5tii
april ISIS. payable the goth June following which said
note was Endorsed in ba.k by the said William Bell and
deposited IN the Bank OF virginia, in RchoDd for the
semen, Ellis Allan and Others creditors Of Freee
ex inheden. for whose benefit trust had been
eNecuteo bearing date the 10th December 1915 by the
sad inboeen. The saia being in part the
OF tue property 50 conveyed, in
tne purchaser, and which refss 10 pay became
part OF the land sold BY the trustee
SOLO aha conveyed by line said Insnds1 to David Bush
such refusal, hereby give notice ~ the public
Sth utcli. jufs 10. i0..St JAMES BELL.
meeting al the Swan Tavern in the city OF Rich
nond, on the Sth DAY of June, 1918, of the con-
miSsoners appointed to take Subscriptions under the
authority OF the act OF Assembly, entitled An act in
cooperating compasyto establish a communication
between the waters OF Roanoke river and those which
fainto Chowan river and the risers aud other water
" courses intermediate between any of them ana The
river Potomac" Robert GreeRhow MAS appointed
chairman, and Peyton DSew, secre,ary-on motion
made and seconded
ReSoEre6 That tie roohs for receiving subscrrtons
under the acthoTy OF The gct aforesaid Instead of
IN future continued at the Swan Tavern as
advertised be opened aud continued at the Washington
Iavern in The said city, until the day appointed by law
Tor closing the said subscriptions on that day inc
svc; and that notice hereof he forthwith published and
continued in the Enquirer until forbidden
Ro. GREBNHOw, Chairman
Ifste, PEYToN DREW, Sec'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-31

Music, s entrance and IS Gus, per sessisn
IT "A few move yvuag ladies cs5 act ON
Win hoard The situation is both pleasant and healthy
and the strices at,epton will be paid to The msas OF
all scholars enraste6Io her care.
Jnlv 80 az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-31

Letters addressed to John winn, post master. Char
louesviile, Va. will be attended TO- ~
Charlottesville JuIv l. 70 ,s1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-31

ENkbALE EDuCAIiON.-The snbscTi6eI informs Inc
a pnhlic that Miss SARAH d. LADb's second SEES
sion viii commence (at his heuse in Prince Edward
Lynchburg FAMILIES below the latter the isi August
ana end 18th December next The following branches
WIN ne taught :-oTthography reading writing aritI,
meuo English grammar, geography civil history draw
Ins painting, plain and embroidered needle work wax
wo.k, &c. - no
The price Of tuition for orihography reading writing
arithmetic and plain needle work. i0-For any, or ali
tne hisher branches, Is session--none admitted
,oI less time-Boad, washing and lodging will be fur-
nished At : 80 per session. ALIEN PATTRsoNs
NJ IL. Tuition iHadvance. July IA. 90 ~.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-15
LOSS OF THE IIppoo Sab.

Captain Hazard, from Camp'achy, 'ur-
ther irfnrms, that the brig iippoo Sab,
with a cargo worth $4,000, sailed from
New Orleans TO trade on the coast oil
Canpeachy-aftrr cruising two months
and firdng no chance of admission, hei
cargo vas shifted to Spanish brig a few
day. pGevi, Us tn her loss. The Spanlard
was seized on entering the port. but ex-
pected t. be liberlted BY paying OCCUR
of 20 Or ST. 900 dol airs. Names Of part
of tho vhs persisted: captain P. Fosse,
Claude Oh d n. >upe~cargo, Thomas A..
CIagget, matt, Jphn Rcy"olis, hoatswain.
Augustus Creuzet. Francisco Antonio,
Henry sloane, Charles W"merbergh, An.
tonic Toursir, seamen. John Silvain,
seward. Fourteen OF The crew saved
on peres of the wreck-some Of them
after drifting tour days. There were %
prisoners on board the lip eaeDie When
she arrived at Camprachs, 9 Of then A..
mericaus, the other F,ench aud Spanish
being part Of the garrison { Racqui'lad
Pedra. Rnbins0n is stated to have held
lieu Grant cUlonP's commission in thu
Patriot army-they are sentenced to BE-
confined for life in the frr~css Of Ceuta.
Refs Gazette
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-15
OF AMELIA-ISLAND.
From the National Inteilieencer.

1t is impossible for us at present To find
room for all the papers Transmitted by
the president to congress, together with
his message of the s5,h ult. respecting
Amelia Island.
The cost interesting and authentic
papc- is the following. which i, entireI,
c"r'"boratsd IN ali its narts b. tie les,
formal pap rs witch detail the hi to %
Gc2e'sl II CIR g"r's views and p, ocee d.
iBgs -
Msjnr Barkhead d Cap Henley to the
President. date Fe .raniina Amelia
Hand, jan. 10, 1873
sIR-liany and'ti nal testimony were
necessar, 10 ,ro'e that GET. AIRY had
no authority 20 take possession Of thu,
island j iasy b, f.lnd il the documcn =.
under which he claims the right " nave
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-15

been taken prisoners from the Patriots
ard Ct ere on their wsv tn the fortress OF
Ceu,a, in sfrica. They we're IN clos
confinement when captain Hazard alice
and delied all commnnlcati'n with their
count y,nen. NJ W. ID Robinson, OF
Philade phia, is one of them.
(.Nsp-Iork Gazette.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-15
LuprcRous INSTANCE OF PRIDE.

A ir,ends3s the elder Soa'is r 'rote to
acauaint him that he should make men
ton of him in a w,rk that he meant to
publish. and wi.hel to know what ne
should saw of him. Were MT the answer
actually er,ant. 10 the printed collection
Of his letters, it could not BE- credited.
Endeavor (said he) to collect your best
ideas Of what Massinissa, VIVA X-no hon,
and what Plato were, and your p"r RAFT
will bear some, a hough an r"pei feet,
resemblance Of me-" GALAXY.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-15
From the ". 7. Com .Adrer. AprH H..
SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS.

SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS.
The sale o. the public lands in thd'
part Of he Alabama Territory which lies
north of the Tennessee river close a
Huntsville on the 14th of March. Tie
amount Of sales, It is supposed. exec eds
fur millions of dollars " F"rtv-two
townships,' say thr Huntsville Rppubli-
can, were offered fer sale and tn"
quantity which would not fring the 60
vernment price was very inconsderable ::
on the other hand. many, indeed We V
many. places have been purchased by 'hr
practical farmer for agricultural pur-
passes. at rates which p N .r1 the most con
viacing evidence. of tha unexamp'ed
prospect tv IF this im1er''r I section Of
the union. From ~ t. 20 dollars per
acre were repeatedly paid Tor choice
places, estimated for their intrinsic
worth. These facts speak volumes on
the growing importance oi this part OF
i'abama Territorv-nO artificial value
has been put upon the land by the com
petition Of visionary spectators. Pur
chases have been, for the most part, made
with a view tn actual settlement More
than 0OO,OOO dollars. the first install
mont, must be Immediately realized by
the government Tor an ineon siderable
portion of their forests Of Alabama Ter
r.torv"
r. the same article the editor notices
with much feeling the grant OF a valuable
part of the Alabama Territory, made BY
COVE nment to tie French emigrants
who have gone to settle there, and irdig-
nantiy asks. How will the keepers OF
the national purse-strings feel when they
are convinced by ocular demonstration
of their incons;derate Iiberality towards
a let of strangers, who have not even the
pretext Of penury or necessity t. found
their importunate claims upon7' What
value could they have placed upon the
wild lands Of this territory, or what con-
sideratiOn could have moved govern
ment, eminent for its expediency and
discernment, to grant with such pro.
fuse hand the choicest situations in this
Garden of America to band of foreign
spectators. many of when are already
in possession Of princely for!uness"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-15
From the harrington Reporter.

Extract " letter from cit zen oi Ken
tuck,. now in Philadelphia, dated 1st
March, 1918.
Doctor Holly is on hi. way to GU
state. | have heard him prca h, ard
cannot refrain from expressing 20 You
the g ca, pleasure ] derived from so bril-
last display of oratory; his el"quencr
surpasses any description / am capable
of giving His extensive learning and
dignity of manners seem to fit him for
the station to which he has been chosen
in our University. | hazard netting in
assuring ycu that he will do honor to the
ius itution. Ills value as public teach
err will be incalculable 10 the western peo.
pie, and / sincerely hope he may be in
duced to accept the appoiat;"eat From
hence he goes to Baltimore and Wash
ington CITY, and will probably stay
week in each pla e; passing thr'ughVr-
GINA, he will spend week with MIR JEFF
fersou, and proceed directly to Lexing-
ton" --
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-15

Captain Hazard, arrived at Philadel.
phia i'on Campeachy. 'Dior"., tat the
Spanish figale Iphegenie had put ia
frum La Vera Cruz with two millions Of
dollars, which had been landed, and the
frigate condemned a. unseaw orthy-she
had nine Americans on board, who had
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-15
FRANCE.

The last Essex Register remarks,
"Ihe great subject now before Europe
is, shall France have al army at COM
mand? AS France must be considered
a conquered couatry SO long as the army
of occupation exists, they to whom this
army belongs must determine when such
an army as France may claim should ex!
let. To deny the privilege Of defending
itself, is to destroy the political existence
of Ftance. 10 admit an army to be at
the command of the nation, is at least to
increase the service Of the army Of occu.
patton. 1t is indeed serious question,
and by employing it successfully the
French would give no little trouble to
their victorious neighbors."
The editor of the Boston Centinel, in
making ,ranslatioDs from French papers
to the 18th Of February, gives the follow
ing:
" One jacob Hamers. of Ghis'elles,
(Ioiand) has c,aiu,'d premium 70. the
b. tn 81 ms hi ty-Iour'h Chid, by t"o
marriage. lie l. now, re says. only II,
aud e>peC. to nave furtner claims"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-15

Yesterday, about two o'clock, the new
flag of the United States was hoisted on
the flagstaff Of the House o R presenta-
tives. Ihis is the first A g tat has been
made since the passage of the act fof al
tering the banner of the ration. II was
made in New.York under the direction
of the gallant captain Reed, late com.
mander of the privateer General Arm
strong. The stars are t~enty in number,
and so disposed as TO form one great star
in the centre OF blue field. The stripes
are thirteen. The law on this subject
goes into operation on the 4th Of Jly
next. - IBID
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-15
ALEXANDRIA:
WED.NESDaT, april -, 1918.
From the Nat. Iat,l. Of yesterday

From The Nat. Iat,i. Of yesterday
The hin for the admission of iI'in"'
int the Union. having passed the House
Of Representatives BY a nearly unan'-
NOUS vote. and been ordered to q third
reading in the Senate by large maJ''-
ty, us passage intu law may be rrga' d.
ed as morally certain. Thus. will be adj
dea to the Union another state, making
the twentv-firs, in the Confederation
The number Of acres of lard IL the state
is estimated at thirty millions, oe'ng a.
bout ore fifth larger than the state ii %.
hio--its preser population a. f"rty thou
sand, but Increasing with unexampled ra-
piditv.
The unanimitg of the vote with which
this state is sduitteh into the association
Of states, must be highly acceptable t.
the people Of thar territory, and, we
should think. cannot fail Of producing
those feelings of cordially to the sister
states, which it is well calculated to ex-
cite. --
The election which has recently taken
place in Massachusetts, for governor has
termnated in the re election OF general
John Brooks by a majority. it is sup
posrd of ten thousand votes over Nh.
Crowninsbield, the republican candidate.
The e.ection was thin, not having been
conte,t ted with the warn tn, and OF course
not with the acrimony, heretofore usual
in that state. bid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-15

Let Us cultivate the ground, that the
poor. as well as the rich, may be filled (;
and happiness and peace be established
throughout our borders"
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-23
By the President Of the Unit
ed States.

WHEREAS, by an act Of Congress
passed on the Eth of February, 1918
entitled san act making provisions fol
the establishment. of additional Lane
Offices in the Territory Of Missouri,
the President Of the United States is au
lhorised to direct the public lands which
have been surveyed in The said territory
TO be offered for sale:
| Therefore, /, JAMES MoNnoE, Presi
dent of the United States, do hereby de
clare and make known, that public sale:
for the disposal (agfeeably to law, Of Ger
tain lands in the terrii Try of Missouri
lshall be held as follows, viz (: At St
Louis, in the said territory, on the frs
Monday in August, October, December
February and April next, and three weeks
after each of the said days, for the sale
OF lands in the land disjrlp of St. Louis
Thirty townships shall beoilered at each
sale, commencing with the mos, eastern
ranges west OF the fifty principal mrridi
an line, and proceeding westerly.
AT the Seat If Justice far Howar0
County, in the said Territory. Oh the frs
Monday III September and Noyembel
next, and three weeks after each of the
said days, for the sale of lands in the
land district Of Hozyurd County. Thirty
townships shall be offered at each sale !,
The FIRST TO be in square form, and It
include the seat Of justice Of the sale
county, as nearly in the centre as The
situation of the surveys will admit, and
the second Immediately east OF the first
and IN the same form; excepting from
sale in each district, the lands which have
been or may be reserved by law for other
purposes.
Given under my hand, at the City o.
Washington, the thir'ielh day Of
April, one thousand eight hun
dred and eighteen.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the Preside
JOSIAH MElGS,
Commissioner Of the General LAID Q flee
e. Printers Of Newspapers wso are au
,horised TO publish the Laws Of the Un.
ted States, will inser, The above once .
week till A pril next, and send their biit
to the General Land Office for payment
!
FLA map of the above Lands may be
had (prevlous to the sales) atthe Geue'
raj Land Offices in the Missouri Terri
tory. The Map is now engraving for
JOHN G. ARibsAER,
Chief Clerk, General Land Office
May Clap.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-23
80 THE PUBLIC.

YOU were partially and but partially
informed by me, as early as February
last, in private Circular, tina, was aboy.
ito put into operation in the ensuing
March, the WOODEN Establishment be-
longing TO my father, known by the nafr-
Iof MADISON Factory, near Newport,
Del. in concern with certain rim
Barctr, from Yorkshire. England--und
for reasons stated in that Circular (nov
made publc) offered the Establishment
in the line Of the manufacturing the wool
of others at stipulated prices. MIR. Bar
Der having been called to England carl,
in March--(a@he recommendation OF
Isaac Banoister, Esq. the partner Of Mr..
Young, on the i.randywine, whose goods
have so Justly acquired celebrity over
any other manufactured in this country
We have since had in our employ MIR.
Jthn .Al}agc, as principal, likewise from
England. who from his qualifications is
now taken into concern--the firm will
therefore hereafter ,3 ROBERT PHIL
LIPS, SON * co. to whom such as
may be pleased TO favor us with their
attention will make their address. The
Establishment is now and has been since
the date mentioned, in operation, all thu
hands experienced workmen and lately
IRON Lurope, ana we pledge ourselves
to the public that no Goods will be suffer
I'D to leave the establishments without
receiving that entire finish the materials
.entitie the to. Country Cloths VIII
be taken in tu finish, and will be done in.
a style superior TO any that have appear
led from our common country fuliln. and
finishing mills 10 those Immediately n
this seighborhood who brought goods TO
the firm at this Establishment for hIIsh,
the last season, We wis, unequivically to
state, that should they SEE proper TO favor
'ns with their custom, their goods shah
be finished to their entire satisiactloE,
notwithstanding the charge so ilhberui v
made against the Country Spinner, lhas
the thread has lao medium, but u.s." eth
'er 100 small or too thick" Our prices
Tor broad Cloths will be from Two dollars
TO two dollars seventy five cents per yatd
with the addition Of Ely for blue, Oh d.
Cloths Narrow Cloths, Cassiiners, Sat-
NETS &c. IN proportion. or any iuriher
Information, lhe character ofihe firm only
excepted, we would reler the public TO
our Circular, which will accompany this,
address in The Easton papr, and th9se
Of Wilmington shou!diGol b> thought
presumption we would assure the 5 ore
Keepers in the Peninsula that it would
be To their IN crest 10 take in wool from
their customers for store goods anu rave
ii nanutac'nred,lu preference to The pur-
chase OF their Wooden Goods.
John Il. Phillips.
MADISON FAc7oR7, near y c7pfDrf,
.4nguSf i2, 1918.
y. b Apprentices wanted at this I.s-
,ahliahment.
Au;. 15--ln
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-23
Var Department,
Pension Office, May 27, 1918.
NOTICE.

II is expected that the Judges will
certify, as well as to the reduced circum'
stances, as TO the continued service ofnins
months required by the law of the 18Th
March, 1918: and pensions will invaria.
bly, be refused, unless the declarations
tof the applicants shall be accompanied
by such certificates. The application
for pensions belonging to New Hamp
shire, New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware
Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina
South Carolina, and Georgia, will be de-
layed, until further evidence Of their ser
vice shall have been received from the
several executive offices Of the states.
Approved.
]. c. CALHOUN,
Secretary Of War.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-23
j. NlNlii
i, tie President II the [
STATES

Where's, by an act OF Congress pas
sed on the ,hird Of March, 1915 enti-
tied, " an act to provide for the ascertain
ins ant! surveying Of the boundary lines
FIX by the trc,.ty with the Creek !ndi
ans, and for ut!icr purposes the Presi.
dent Of the y. States is authorized to
Cause the lands acquired by die SAID
ir~,ty 70 be offered Tor sale when st.
cured
1hercfgye, JAMES MONROE, presi.
der' If the Z. States, do hereby declare
AMI make known. that public sales tor the
disposal (agreeaoiy to law Of ceiiai,
ianfs III the Nlabana territory, shall be
hel1 at fiilladgesille, in Georgia VIZ
On the FIRST Monda, III October next
for the sale of town lots, in the town Of
Cahaba, in the said territory, situate al
the junction of The rivers Alabama ant
Cab ba
Or the third Monday in October ncxl
for the sale OF townships, IS, IA, Is, l6
in ranges 9, 10, H., 10, 10, IS; and d
townships, ID, Is, l6, in ranges "a and
is Of the land district in Alabama ter.
ritory, directed by law TO bt sold at Mil.
ledsevllle, excepting such lands as have
been reserved by law for the support OF
schools, or tor other purposes each pub.
lie sale shall continue open for weeks
and M longer, The town lots and other
lands Shall be offered Tor sale in regular
numerical order, commencing with The
lowest lumber of lots, sections, town.
sAhps and ranges.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-23
l.>sl;5ssI,lgalEsso

UnTiihnsto obs,rude OIL the public att
iention, statements interesting only Ia
the subs, rlber il behalf Of
himself x tbs Other partners ofthe ir.n os
+. !. Dupont &c Nemdurs and CO think
II proper, in answer to the notice pub
lisped by Mr. Denizo,, agent Of Madame
De Pusv, iesiding III France to ACC iaint
the public, that Mr.. Denizot havi,1 re-
fused to refer the matters a, ya;iance TO
the decision Of respectable and disinier-
ested men TO be mutually appoint,d W
the parties, a legal process will shnnly
issut, lift has not been alread, issued in
the state of Delaware, which vii decide
upon he rights Of Madame de ausy who
IS holder of small p TT OF III capital
stock of thc Gunpowder Mlnufac,ory
g.: L. Dupont de Nemours, and CO.
Il l ijupent.
w Wilmington, Aug. 2e-st.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-23
For Sale or Rent,

That well known TANNERY and pre-.
misses, in the Borough Of Wilmington,
lately occupied by Thomas Smyth sy Go.
The Tannery is in complete order, and
is calculated for extensive business, pos.
sessing the advantage of a fountain pump,
supplied from never falling stream oil
W ater. Also. two brick dwelling hous,s S,
adjoining the rannery each we'll calcu.
lated for small family. The Tannery
and dwelling houses will be sold OR rent.
led together or separately, as may sui,
the INCLINATION or convenience OF the
|purschaser or renter.
For terms, apply to
Ryan Lewis,
"a mo. is-H Wilmington.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-23

And further declare and make known,
that the o.sces OF the register and receiy-
ers OF publsv monies for the said district,
shall be removed from Milledgeville to
the aforesaid town of Cahaba, on the first
day of January, 1919.
Given onder my hand at the city oil
Washington, this twenty third day
OF May, 1918.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President
JOSIAH MEIGS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Nav So laWtO.