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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28

BY virtue of writ ofvend. exponas to
me directed will be exposed to public,
sai. at the house of John Crow own
of New Castle in N. Castle hundred, on
Saturday the 9th day Of December next
at O'Clock P. M.
No. /. A plantation or tract of land
lying between White Clay Creek and the
road leading from White Clay creek
Mills to Ogle Town, adjoining lands of
lIaithorns VIM. Adams and others con-
tanning by computation three hundred
acres more or less. No. 2. Tract lying
OH the south side OF said road and boun.
ding thereby and adjoining lands Of
!Iaithorns, Richard L. and William !.
Smith ard others, containing by compu-
Itaiion $50 acres more or less.
No. s. A lot of land with the improve
ments, adjoining R. E. Smith, contain
ling acres more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of George =. Massey and 10
| be sold by
john Moody, Sh,,n.
IN. Castle Nov %, Ii,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
N. Castle, Nov. %, 1878

BY virtue of a writ Of vend. exp6ras 10
me directed, will be exposed 10 public
sa {, al the house of John Crow in, The
Town Of New Castle, in New Castle
hundred, on Saturday the 9Th day eide
cember next. at two O'Clock p vi.
No ! 4 farm situate in Pencader hum.
bred, affirming property of VIM Robin
son, Jacob Ferris and others; containing
by computation one hundred and fifty
acres more or less.
No. 2. A lot of land and tlree brick
|tenements thereon, situate on Market
Strectin the town of New Castle, I'D oin-
ing property late of James Ga dwell dec.
and slhers containing by computation,
more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of ADAM Barr, and to be sold
Iby
John Moody, sll'f.
New Castle, Nov. % 1918.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
Lexington, OFT. rs.

A<N tohs " - ~1N
We state with great pleasure. that
a company is forming in Lexington,
and measures are in train Tor the
adoption. for The purchasing the to-
i,seoo Of the surroupding country, de-
livered and inspected in this piaee.
The capital here is amply sufficient,
and will he used, to buy ill the tobac-
90 that can be brought to this depot
and the oh.Jeot OF The arrangements
now making 10 ensure to the farmers
of this AID the neighhcring counties
. certain market for their crops, and
The highest prices which can be given
any where in the upper country.
Some Of our citizens are already
Interested in steam boats. and others
are actually engaged in building one
Tor the Ncn Orleans tratie---Our
town, as yet one Of tie most import
mt in the west. must. under the pro-
posed plan, prosper as rapidly in its
prou!est days, and enable the growers
of tho staple prolurts of the country.
promptly to realize the rewards Of
their labor.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28

Nv virtue of wri! OF lev. f. 90 me
directed, will be exposed TO public sale,
at ,ha house of David Brinton Willni-g-
ton on Monday the 4,h day Of january
next, at Two O'Clock P. NJ. A tract of
land situa' ed in Christiana hundred boun-
ded BY land Of Peter Derickson' the
|Okissian road, !ierrying Branch land OF
George Latimore, Rober' Ar at,"ag'
|Rehert Phillips, Joseph Lyna, John
WaIraven, decd. Thomas Du and VIM.
Robinson, containing by compa' -'Ion two
hundred and twenty seven acres and 20
perches, be the same more or less.
Denied and taken TO be the property
Of " William Price * lerre Tenants.
and to be sold by
john .N.'oay, sh..f.
New Castle, Nov. 20, 1913
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
New Stale Il illinois.

The Legislature of this state met
on the 5th of October last. l he FOL.
lowing is an ex,rast from the speech
oi Governor Bond
" Possessed Of country not sur
passed for ;ic fertility Of its sell, iH-
tersprtcts and ADJUST surrounded hS
lakes and rivers convenient for nayi
ga.ion, i, is much TO he regretted that
,hp neans requisite for the commence.
meat Of any ietesnal Improvement Of
consequence are not within cur pos
session. Tie money which has been
appropriated. ANT wiirii is To be die
bursed under the direction vi congress
III iuaking roaGs leaving TO s..e state.
| 20 far 10 itngra" he nasig"-
Ition OF our wa.>F courses. 10 d e."
wears. it is believed that fund VIII
! ..eeamllilaic To ap ;snl0u,d sufficient 30
deFray the cxpences Of cutting camel
TO connect the waters OF lake mirisi-
gan and the Illinois river. 'ihc adj
santages resulting from snch wnra
lare too obvious 4" require cninmert--
i By means thereof. together with tii''
canal connecting the waters OF Lake
Erie and Hudson r;yer, Ghich is al
ready in h state Of great sarwardness,
la water eommuui< iop i's1l: our very
siours will be nErneti 10 the Atlaatir
by way Of tho LaAes. therefore re-
|eo,nmend az early application to Ill,
r Congress ofthe United states to pro
t|eure such a change in the d'sposi'io
! Of that fund. as to inaEc it applicatl t
Ito the furtheranre Of 80 desirable !
j. pnrpos, ---Such a measure IS ads isnhl'
in a political as well as coinmea"ia'
point Of view. The bond Of In'ot
between the eastern and western
lstates will he strengthened hy cocstait
Intercourse aud common interest"
= A letter from an intelligent Anne
!, rican gentleman, at Paris. 10 his iricn'
lin this ,i:y. received by the last arri
!, val. concludes with the following re
q marks.
~ 81 must beg leave TO congratulate
A.. YOU on The late news from America
IS relative TO the DETERMINATION of an
eoyerulnent TO surrender PcDsaro'a--
] hail it as tbr preudest triumph "
. virtue, and ,aasnanimous saerlii"
of.interes, az the shrine OF .justirc, DG
: 10 be suund in the records Of n.edei'
! history. and only to have been OK
=, uectcd from Ainerica.--its eiftrt q
.:,l The British editors has been like
:" W. ithunders,roke- they did sol heliey
y" n possitie. The proceeding OF III
-, Congress at Ais Ia Ciapelie, and e.
=. neotesi removal of the army OF occ'
:. Ination FROM France. excite univcrs
:" attention. IL is stated that the rsen
:. no,eutlary from Spain will not be a
" limited TO the Congress. This ansn
= =. sayoratIy for the Patriot eause--pr
+. )hal,ly a determination not TO 'ntcr'e
~ has dictated this measure"
~ NJ L. Mer. .adU.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
For the Delaware Gazette.
Matl,ematicians s. Others.

/ here present you with state
;nent of the positions in which tn.
planets In ~ and Venus, vii! pro
badly anprar on the soth instant, IRE
,iectiug some decimal par,s) TO wit;
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
Morgan Jones.
Wilmington, Del. Nov. % Ct
Sheriff S Sales.

BY virtue Of sundry wits of f ia. to
me directed, will be exposed TO public
sale, at the house of Isaac liendritkso
Wilmington, in Christiana hundred, on
Saturday the 28th day Of November at
ten o'clock A. NJ. Beds, bedsteads and
bedding, chairs iookingglasses, tables,
bureaus, one sideboard and one stove
and pipe, kitchen furaiture sc,
Seized and taken in execution, as the
property 81 isaac Hendrickson AM to
be sold by
Francis Haughry,
tats sheriff
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28

We learn. that the Circuit Court
of the United States will, tomorrow
commence the trial of The indictments
found by the grand jury al the pTesen'
term for supposed breach of the
acts of Congress, which prohibit tie
fitting out OF vessels ofwar, in thr U
States, TO cruise against the subject'
or citizens Of any country at pene.
with our government. Bat. Fed. Ga1
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
Bank United States.

Mr.. Spencer ofrr,d for consi'ieta
lion tie following resolution
Resolved, that Il committee ne M.
pointed to inspect the books, and ex
anime into the proceedings OF the
Bank of the U. States. and to repor,i'
theprovisinns Of its charter have heeo
violated or not. ans particularly to
rrport whether the instruments OF the
capital stork OF the said bank have
|been paid in gold or silver coin aud ~
1.-The funded deb, Of the United states
or whether they we're in any Instance
and to what amount, paid by the pra
Leeds Of the notes Of stockhoi'lcf.
tisvoun.ed for the pnrpose 1". tn
lcommit,e have leave to meet IN tb'
lefty of Philadelphia, and to rrn'an
There as long as may be necessary
that they sholi have power 10 sem
for persons aud papers. and to ehrio
The requisite clerks, the expense Q
! which shall be audited and allowed .
1.-The COMMITTEES of accounts, and pal
lIout of the contingent fund OF TIL
j House.
i After some remarks on the aho'
1|by MIR. Spenrer, !,
RI MIR. Lane, Of Delaware. rose'
9 said, not to offer any opposition to u
ii enquiry, but merely 10 request tin
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
TO IsE SOLD.
AT PRIVATE SALE.

A lot Of Ground containing half an
acre, situated in the village of Brandy
wine, on the Concord road near the toll
gate with large newly erected two story
stone dwell ing house and wood built
tenement erected thereon. The house
i is well calculated for weaver's shop,
being in the vicinity of extensive manu-
factories. For further particulars en-
Iqure OF
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28

orders to receive only United States
pape, and specie in ray, zen, for land.
10 consequence Of these isieasures the
State Banks, OF the town. have resoiy-
cd to suspend specie payment.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
Cincinnati, Ohio. Nov. z

TIE BANkS--1'he branch banh
in tins place, has received orders iroul
the mother bank, al Philadelphia. II
require immediate payment from lh'
State Ranks of the town, Of the a.
mount due that institution. and to re
ceiyc nothing in payment from inhi
viiuals except United States Paps'
am! Specie.--''he Receiver Of .'ub'i'
monies in this place, has also received
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
IN SENA z.
WDs,,,e.day, ROY. 25.

Neiiiesday, ROY. %.
Mr.. fiorsey. from Delaware. mp
ueare,i and took bis seat.
MIR. Saniuyd offered certain resolu
sians nftlr Legislature Of the state ut
New York, ins,ruptinG lis senators 4
10 essi aver 10 procure
he atnpsmn nf .l,c ans nmsli; /" /
constitution, ,m0pase:! by =. Caro'if a.
!ar iistcictins tie states Ivy an Mi.
town ru!c for the elevation Of Repre-
:, ntativ,s ans Electors Of Psrsiacui
and Vie President and tie SIAM,
were read.
Mr.. Starr off r,d certain like pro
ceeuiugs OF the Legislature of thu
state of n. Hampshire, IN respect L
a proposition 90 The same effect a.
tt.ai al,ov referred III nA''e i'y New
.',rsey and the same were received
and read
Asree.bly to notice. and leave he
ing giyel. Mr.. Goldshorougli intro
dueed q 'csu'uiion to erert Monu
inrnt ovr the remains Of the lat
General 'seorge Washington, wher
llhey now lie ]: and The snme Was rea
and passtl to d second readins.
/ After ,ihcr business oi minor i'm
lporlance, the Senate a'jjourncd.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
House of Representatives.

Asr. Whitman oasred fur c0ssia
GRAFTON the following resolution
Resolved, that the committee on
pensions AMI revolutionary elalms-' H
instructed i,vthwith TO prepare ana,
report hill granting pensions to tlis
individuals 10 whose favor II bill for
that purpose passed this i,ase AZ 'he
Hast session, and at the rates and from
The periods in the same bill prescribed
After some debate the resolution WA
agreed to.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28
Saturday, Non. %, 1918.

Appointment by the Gov er-
nor
JOHN ELLIOTT, Esq. to he Q
Justice of the Peace for New Castle
County.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-28

N. Castle Nov. %, Ii !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02
FOE TIE ENor1Rrr-

! hold the Christian Religion in respect
and reverence. Far be il from me 10
shake the least pillar which supports il.
- also hold llat particular sect Of If
The Protestant Episcopal Church, in the
highest respect. esteem il for The learn
ed men whom IT has bred up--T love il
tor That splrii of liberaliiy which has per
yaded Ms ministers. Ii was the Church
~ winch was bred--and it is amid her
graves that my ashes will probably rest
With What regret, then, do feel myself
compelled to protest against the rcsoiu-
lion passed by the hate Convention -
am 10th to wound the feelings ofany one.
and shall couch my objections in as Ten
der terms as | can.--Bat regard that re-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02
UPpE2 CANADA.

Notwithstanding a strenuous oppos,li-
on 10 Gourlay's Political Plans III Upper
Canada--warnings to the people that ii,e
contemplated meetings weTe.li gal, &c. yet
they proceed: several towns have chosen
their Representatives 10 Il Provincial Con-
greSs. and tine of meeting, early III
Nav, - appointed--and many inuNidu
as hava already contributed their pOr-
ticns oi the yoiuntcer tax. The last Ma
CARA paper received, coEtains an essay
of several columns BY Robert Gouray.
lie contends that h. is loyal hat The peo-
pie WHO side with him are loyai, and that
Inc was Disguised when surnIIScs were on
slaves, 10 the United States. He asks.
if he is guilty Of sedition, why he is not
arrested, and brought 10 trial; he says,
II was known lie vas al the Niagara
Meeting, vel he is suffered to gu al large,
10 advise and attend ether meetings: but
lie darcs the highest Magistrate in the
Province 10 lay hands on him; and de-
clares :hcre Is no symptom Of sedHion.
Gouriay's iaihcr was a rich bat unturiu-
nate lsndlolder in Scotland who With
drew his counienance from his son on ac-
count of Il law suit which the sou ul,i.
maiely recovered, and he owns, in right
OF his wife, SG6 acres ocland III Upper Ca
NADIA. which on coming TO the Province
h found greatly deprecated and unsafe
able.
The Duke of Richmond and General
Maitland, the new Governor General and
Lieutenant Governor, will arrive soon,
aud may restore content and harmony.
Boston Palladium.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02
RICHMOND, JUNE ,.
PRESIDENTS 1,pIp

The President set out on Thursday
morning for AnGapois-where he en-.
barks on his Chesapeake tour. TO exa,,ine
the sites proposed for naval depot. He
is accompanied by the Secretaries of the
War and Navy Departments.-On the
way. he will probably inspect ST. NayIs
and Yoyk rivers, before he arrives al Nor
tolk.-We learn that adcpuiation Of three
gentlemen will wait on him for The pur-
pose OF representing The eligibility of
DIRK river as the site Of a naval denot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02
MIR. CANNING's LETTER

We have this day commenced The Debate i,
Parliament, which gave rise TO tile singular
correspondence between MIR. Canning and an
anonymous writer published in our iast-Im
our next, we shall give the speech of Mr.. Can
that has so severely stuEg hm.-That letter
has been Hscribed 10 Sir y. Francis, the puta.
tive author OF JnuiuS but Sir f.. has denied
he saTcasms of MFR. Canning in iLcHonse
OF CoInin9uS. upon the miserable victims OF
ministerial miSrule are as coarse as fbev ,,crc
inlinnan' lie deserved the seyerest lash OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02
Tenderness of nntci.nrce

BOSTON, Nav 23.-On Thursday the
l4iii current, Ebenczer Scavcr, Esq. aud
another gentleman were chosen by the
Town OF ROXhury, representatives, 10 the
General Court. Mr. Seaver imme liaiply
rose, and expressed his gratitude to the
town FOR the honor they had conferred
upon him by eleCiiHg him iheirreprescn-
tatvc, whose duties he had never more
leisure, anG but for one circum stance ne.
yer more inclination To perform. After
long and deep research, The Christian re-
lIglon appearing 10 him The fabrication of
In'poStors, necessity compelled him, how
ever reluctantly, to decline the Office ten
jered him, because he could rot consci-
cautiously subscribe the following declara-
ration, required by the constitution of ey-
cry representative, viz:
-, do declare, that believe
the Christian religion, and have firm
persuasion of its truth"
ray ia meeting was held yesterday
al FdBnlcl Hail. on Municipal business.
The Treasurer was authorized to borrow,
not exceeding 1900, TO erect two addi-
iional school houses, TO be called the
Boz lston Schools and the like sum of the
BOylslon Legacy was appropriated TO dis
charge said debt.
Messrs. Il. Webster, II. l.. .Yintlrop.
p. Ficllnor, j. Prince, S. May, J. ID. vii,
| hams. j. Savage, B. West and +. Jackson.
were appointed to consider of the estab-
| Iishment of schools for children under 2
years of age.
Warbiehead, Nav %.
lis day the first fisherman arrived
| win 1000 iIsh, the fourth OF share. She
brings the most doleful tidings from all
| the fishermen that ever we heard. No
| tIsf--poor Marblchead the Grand Bank
has failed I'M. II. B.
SAVANNAH, May 22.--On the Ist inst.
| Arbuihnol aud Amhristie, who were Ia
ken at the capture effort 81. Marks, we're
tried by court martial, in pursuance to
orders from Gen. Jackson, Of which Gen.
| Gaines was the president. Both we're
condemned TO die. The former was sen.
fenced 10 be hung, the latter TO be shot.
They wereeXecuted OH tie 81 INST agree.
| ably 20 the mandate of Tie court Ii is
said that Ambrisiie died like suldier-he
was cool and firm to the last moment
Arbuthnot WAS much aglated, aud evin-
ced great fear. a man by the name OF
! Cook, one OF the accompllces Of Arbuth-
| not d Ambristio. turned evidence against
them, and on his testimony tliry were
convicted. The charges and spcciilcd-
! iiOns ALLEGED against item we're, iSt, for
! supplying The Indians With arms aud mn
| mlions OF war I'd, for stirring them up
! against lie whites Sd, IS sgies. Am
! brslie was lieutenant in the British ar
1 my, and was an intelligent, fine looking
man. Arbuthnot is all old offender, and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

NORFOLK, iIay % Capt Fairweathfr
OF the British sch'r Sir Thomas Hardy,
from Trinidad, informs that a few DAYS
before he sailed a Spanish cutter had arri
we'd there from the Main, and reported
that there had recently been considerable
skIrmishing between the Patriots and
Royallsis, and one ur Two battles of con
sequence had been fought, and that IN e.
very instance tie Patriots had come off picto-
TioMs-Capt +. did MOI learn the names of
the commanding officers, or the particu-
lar places al wlich these several Coufii, Is
took place.-A Spanish frigaie had also
arrived from he Main, hut JUS; or tie e,..
Of Captain rs departure from Trinidad,
so that he could not learn whether she
brought any intelligence i'll addition TO or
confirmation OF the accounts by the cut
ter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02
lEHREgT OF TIE yTE5u B04r.

ALBANY, MAJ PA celebrated DIVINE ia aIIusion to
The opposition of an eminent individual the American
Bible Secretly, exclaimed q" as soon may shad arrest
tue progress of North River steamboat lie can i'm.
pede that al this society"
Extraordinary as tniay appear, The Chancellor Liv-
ngston was stopped for some time in her passage from
New f"rh 10 Albany, ON Tuesday morning, May 2ist
rs means of shad, which had passed the mice
ion COCK which Supplies water for the condenser Let
II, however, be remembered, that when the fsh was
taken ont il was found that the poor shad had lost it
head III The hazardous experiment. m. Adv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02
TOBACCO

We learn that about tcelre Thousand
hhds. ofTobacco have already been IN
specied, in Petersburg this season, and
more arriving daily. Sales CONTINUE very
brisk. Several lines this week, offers of
10 dollars Tor prime parcels have been re-
fused and the very worst refused has
brought sometimes as high as dollars,
We give this information IN order that our
country friends may avail themselves of
the advantages Of the Petersburg market :;
and pledge ourselves for It's correctness.
Petersburg Rep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02
Mission % Cnpe Hcnrn.


NEW YORK, May 26.-An arrival at
Bosion, brings intelligence Of the arrival
:" Nape Henry Of tie United States slo0p
o. "2r Hornet with the American Com
miSs'nnerS on board and reports that she
Sailed again OF Tie 2Sih hit. Tor Port.au.
Prince. without having accomplished the
obiec' FOR which she touched there. The
following is an extract of letter receiy-
ed inilIs city, dated on board The Hor-
net, al Cape Henry, April %.
G.ctract n n letter, dqted on 6oqrd T.. s. shin
Hornet, CaPe Henry. Aprji2S.
We arrived here from New York on
The 22d inst His sable Majesty will NOT
receive N. Taylor, because his creslen.
'ials arg not addressed 80 Hemy. EjDc
q HGpf. We EXPECT 20 sail 10 morrow lor
s.9T'-au Prince aiii thence TO the Spanish
malD. On our arrival here we fired sa-
i,ie OF - gu1e, wliich vas rturned bv
NC sane number. Ills majesty spends
most Oh bs Zinc ~ the country. supcrin-
ienaa'ig Ne building Of a fertilization. II
j. situated on The summit Of very high
mountain, having hut one passage to H..
N.,ich aas been cut ilrough the rock and
"Hi noi ddml! more thAn three men d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02

a stuffed peiicdh has been deposited in the
Museum. which was Killed a few weeks on thc
MattapOny river. Ii is bird frequently met
With on tie banks Of tile Mi,yissippi-bif no
instance is recollected ofits ever having bcrn
seen before in Virginia. This stranger is a
beautiful bird white a. a swan and consider,
bly, larger than goose. The poncb. wb;ci,
hangs from its neck, and assisisi I'm lpgirrr ~,
fish, is transparent, aud before il was jry. vsry
elastic capable OF being extended so as 10
hold more ihdn hall peck 1t has hard
Aorny tuit on the top Of the head.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02
vIOLATIoN or our LAWS.

New YoRK, May 25.-Scarcely day
passes, that the laws and ordinances of
tue Corporation are not violated bv the
carImcn, hackney coachmen, portsrs, &c.
Il Is but few days since, a very aged la
dy, on crossing a street near her own
door. was run down by hackney coach
man, a..' seriously injured, and is al The
present time confined To her room from
The wounds she received. The inhuman
coachman, on seeing the mischief he had
done, drove Of fall speed and escaped
q lection and punishment. On Saturday
ev, mag, a little before sunset, opposite
the Park, we observed Two horses and,
carts driving ~ Broadway uron full
galipp, and both OF the cartmen on The
remost cart. broadway at this time was
tuli OF women, children, &c. whose lives
were considered III imminent danger. An
attempt was made TO gel Tie numbers Of
the Cart, bat did not succeed in consc-
qnence of The fle 'ness of tho horses. We
understand that the mayor has been very
parIicun: III granting licenses 10 tavern :
keepers, &c. which induces a hope and
belief, that many other abuses are in a
train of correction, and more especially,
the outrageous conduct Of some of our
cartmen and hackney coachmen, who are
IN The daily practice of infringing our cor
pOrsiion laws. Ner. adj.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-02
MRS. FRENru

lhls Lady's second Concert Gas Given
Iast nigbt-l ne r0OuD was crowded--hcr
triumph has bsen most splendid.
-------- -----ssss.7ss = - ssSs.ca % .Eaza.-.
MARRIEDl-On Tuesday eveuiBq last by Ne Rev
jain D. Blair. Mr. Robert g. tI1ifidmsOn merchant ~
uis ciiyi'o Mss Lucg p ChamberiayHe, of KING VIII.
fOVkN6fhtN CABINET HAkENS. -- flree 90 fpur
- JGtrHsgarg Cusfucf gfekfrsfgsod y,ogkmsp , viii
Meet Win advantageous supioymsut "a che R,oamoni
tH,hlpIe faci0fy. d. CKANDAIL.
JsAeN SGT