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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-21

LawraSon e tfowle
ENAyE for sale, landing from the schr'
AE May 4 Polly, captain Taylor
FROM Boston,
50 barrels Muscovsdo sugars
10 chest. Imperial tea, CT superior
quality
8 bags pepper
s5 boxes IFS Jan "a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-21
Tanning and Currylng.

ElSEPH HGSTON continues to car
az ~ on the ABOVE Business at his old
stand in Prirse street between Water
AID Union streets, where he will DO al
ways ready to execute orders in his line
with promptaess and le,patch.
lie keeps constantly on hand large
assortment Ut
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-21
Leather,

of as various qualities as can be found in
any shop in the District-which he will
dispose Of at very low prices for cash:
II mo 6 u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-21
l. 2 Madeira.

A FEW casks Ness. Murlock. Feuille
wardrop u Co.'S I.oudon Psrticu-
lac Madeira, of fine quality, for sale bs
IAN 81 w. H6DGSGN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-21
For Sale or Freight,

EEs The ship MARIA, bu-theu
rSaS SFS> $500 barrels is an excellent
800 fts vessel, in complete order for
SsE<&SzS The Immediate reception Of a
cargo--,he whole or part of her viii be
sold low, or she will take freight On mo-
<lerate terms.
Ais, for Freight,
rSr' The ship WILHELMINk
Nh ss ~, Iohn Baxter luaster, blrthen
s.sszs,sC 1000 barrels, Is an excellent
S-~--1tSl<Sa yessel, and Cal be reads in a
few DAYS to take a cargo on board. APP
tly to LNWRASON & FOWLE.
Januarv 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24
EXTRACT TO THE EDIroR-pArsD

WdShiagf0n, Nor. Is.
In reply to your enquiries, | am not able to
answer those OF most moment hot having vet
otiato the tram et operation. Ipresume yoE dis
coVer ine military movements preparatory TO
the cession of The FIoridas to us
learn that Judge BLAND and DIR. GRAHAM
are against The acknowledgment of the indie.
penhehce OF the South American provinces :;
at ieast that we might not be i'm too much haste
dDont The bnsIness-+ind in this respect am
coni1dent the ardor of my eloquent and truly
worthy frieud, MIR. CLAY is not d little cooled
MT. RODNEY, as you have been apprised, aif.
rers IN opinion with his coileagnen--and in
laet, ma there IS ranch difference among all
Attached 10 that well ATTENDED mission.
JnuSe IHohPsoN is represented by those
VINO know hIm, as possessed of strong discri-
lninatlng Inind-iH tue habit of weighing every
subject offered to his view witit care aud his
uecisohs are marked with correctness and
pFoMputHde. What adds value TO his cl1rac.
yer III my estimation. and am confident il will
lpc uu'y appreciated by you, Is, that his polit.
scsi principles are of the old republican order.
SI the JeVerSOni'tR stamp. He is possessed of
hhe talents, aud has much influence in his own
n'd'e. some go so far as TO assert, that he win
~, accept, IN which case, il is more than pro.
paoie mat General SMITH will be 0nored with
ihe appointment.
, me city IS filling up fast with members of
io""sieSS, foreign ministers, Judges, officers
sIVii aud military, hunsr w expectants' &c. sc.
lore leave here.
4 - ne Spanish and Portuguese minis
le's a,e sara To have received something from
~ wy winch plcases them nightly. What
~ Is, am as yet unable to discern Their wise
e"ns we're seen close together for a long
ilie TINS morning. TBqh. Pat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24
RICHMOND, NOVEMBER "a.
ZOE THE ENQuIRER.

- DONI G(IE CP THE otllP."
The memorable words Of our expiring
hero, may with more or less effect be ap-
piled 10 HE various situations in life !;
lirniness OF mind aud perseverance Of ac-
ton, are alike necessary TO The siaics-
man, The merchant, the specuIator, The
builder, and The isTmer many well form
ed schemes OF business and OF enterprise,
have been totally blasted by the occur
renee Of some trivial mishsp, which damp.
lngihe ardor Of The protector, have thrown
hlm and lis projects Into the shade OF r.
dicule and contempt, when little more
courage ON his part. and few consoling
smiles from l,is friends. might have ensur-
ed success and rewarded his lasOrs.
Al this moment, a gloom is oyerhangiBg
our mOnied institutions a general me-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24
PRESIDENTS GLASS.


PITTsBURGH, (Pa.) Nov. 10. During visit a
few evenings ago to the mandatory ofMessrs
Bakewells * Page, we were much gratified BIZ
sight of the splendid equipage OF glass, in
tended for Mr.. MOHrOe's sideboard. 1t con.
sists of a full sci of Decanter,, Wine Glasses
and Tumblers of various sizes, and different
models, exhibiting a brilliant specimen OF
double flint, engraved and cut by Jardelle..
THIS able artist has displayed his best manner,
and the arms of the United States on each
piece have fine effect. The glass itself must
either have been selected with great care, or
the spirited proprietors must have made con.
siderable progress lately in their art, for we
seldom have seen any samples SO perfectly
peilucid and free from tinct. Upon the whole.
we think the presentservice equal, ifnot supe-
rior, to the elegant Decanters presented 10 the
President when he passed through Pittsburgh
last year.
Ii affords ms most sensible qualification that
the patriotic liberality of Mr.. Monroe will give
us the opportunity of being known 10 the world
as profcents in some of the most delicate
branches of manufactures as regards cloths.
iron ware, aed the common productions in
glass, we consider our reputation as long es-
tablished we may now calculate upon encrea-
sing this reputation by the addition of the
branch of chrystal glass, since such "a man as
James Monroe looks to Pittsburgh for this
article. We cannot forbear congratulating
Messrss. Bakewell & Page ON the occasion !:
their meritorlous struggles are at length
crowned with partial success; may the policy
10 be adopted by our government be such as
at no very distant day, to ensure them thai
reward, which their urbanity, enterprise and
industry merit; and may the" glass that spar.
kles" OH the Presidents" board" operate as a
talisman on our representatives, to stimulate
them 10 unreiHittiDg eXertiOus in favor of ina.
nufactures.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24
EXCHANGE COFFEE uo11sr

BosToN, Nov. I2.-The proprietors of The
Exchange Coffee House, at a meeting holden
on Tuesday last appointed the Hon. Wm. Cray
anu Samuel Brown, John ID. Williams, VIM
Payne and Daniel ID. Rogers, Esqrs. com
mlttee with authority TO sell the land and re
manning property of The corporation, aud TO
close the concern. They generously voted to
give to Mr. Barnum, the late keeper of the
Coffee House, all the furniture belonging TO
the Corporation which was saved from The lat
fire. They also unanimously voted him their
thanks for the excellent conduct by which he
mad obtained for the house so high d reputation
while IL was under his care
We understand company will probably be
formed for the purpose of erecting new buil-
ding on thu settle of the late Exchange Coffee
House. We presume however that no def
mite arrangement has yet been made OH the
subject. Cniil some substitute rs provided for
that useful building, the loss of il will he Sc
verely fell by the public. Besides affsrdi,.,
accommodation 10 large portion OF the stram.
gers who resort 10 this town, il served many
important purposes for which no other place
is so convenient, If the house should be re.
built it will he undoubtedly Oh a plan very
much improved, and perhaps so improved al
to render the undertaking a profitable invest
ment OF property.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24
ClNCINNATI RANKs-

CINCINNATI, Nov. IO.-The late order from
the mother bank at Philadelphia, TO the branch
IN this place, requiring immediate payment Of
The debts due that institution. from the State
Banks in Cincinnati, has caused good deal Of
agitation among our citizens. The incODveni-
encc OF this suddeD measures heightened by
thespecifed manner ofpaynent-Specie& Uni
ted States Paper! This order in conjunction
with one OF similar nature communicated 10
the Receiver of public monies in this city, has
induced our City Banks TO suspend, fer tile
present, all specie payments. ingisitor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24
REVOLUTIONARY sOTDIFRs

" pgo,; f0fH COUNTY,, IN.
,eYions TO the first day Of November, 1918.
were il'ty applicants or pensions. WHOSE
H. ', T, were duly forwarded. or this mum.
fesult ""'O" tue iolO"i"5 J" me
n,,ecelved pension certificates.
vve.afned iur further evidence.
1870. pension under the old Law equal
Ro,.r,ao 5e applied for under tie new.
Oil 'eu as receiving 81 pepsios ander the
I{st,. "a" winch however, IS not the fact.
J,s t"e" us not stating whether honoTa hly
cb"l'.n' sed, aud what became Of his dis.
j.
"s remaining p not yet heard from.
5. BACON.
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Asjutant aud Inspector Generals once.
N",eisber II, 1873.


The commanding general OF the second mi.
litary department will take Immediate mea.
sures for assembling all the abie bodied men ia
his command, who ate under sentence, by
court martial, TO hard labor, for more than pine
months, and will cause them TO be mustered
and inspected, and properly supplied, accord.
ing to the rulss of service. These men will he
organized, and put under proper officers, and
transported TO New Orleans, where they viii
be reported for hard labor, and CONSTANT,
employed on the Notifications, according TO
their several sentences.
The commanding general of the north divi-
sion will cause a report to be made OF all the
non commissioned officers, musicians, and pri
Yates, who may be under sentence o: court
martial to hard labor tor more than six months,
on the LIST of January next aud will take
measures for assembling such of them as can
not be employed to advantage within his divi-
sion, atNew York, Baltimore, and Pittsburgh,
under proper officers when orders will be
given by the War Department, for transport
ing them to the public woik ks now erecting OF
the seaboard of Louisiana.
The commanding general of the south divi-
sion VIII, III like manner, take measures for
court martial, as cannot he advantageOusly
employed at the several posts where they are
now stationed, TO some OF the permanent works
erecting in his division.
"A report of all men under sentence to hard
labor will be regularly made to this Office, III
the quarterly reports OF divisions, that ID pro-
per disposition may he made of the convicts,
as well with a view to the coed of the service,
"a the punishment of the individuals. No
sentesce to hard labor, or confinement, will be
carried into effect beyond the expiration OF tile
term of enlistment. Bv order,
ID. PARKER
Adutdnf and Inspector General.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24
EXrRACT FROM the EDrroR-.DATrD

'H'NHtA FNUM TIE EDITOR-.DATED
4sIt. " Washingt0n, NOp. 10.
M nave beard it suggested here. that the ap-
s,Sa'lons pensions under the act of last
soNsIoh, are numerous beyond all estirnatiou /:
81, mat two or three millions Of dollars year
sIauds have been attempted and the ntrnost
,ris., lance IS necessary TO gard agains, them.
nS' WIN tile Incorrect maner IN which most
y, we dec laraiiOns are made or authenticated
f T.; the deficiency Of documentary evidence
, :" .ie department 10 check impOsiions, have
p'ouHeed tic delay SO much complained Of by
"~! Trenton True inner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24
AJutdnt and Inspector General

BALTIMORE, Nov. I9.-The Attorney Gene
raj OF tine United States has come on frem
Washington, to assist in the prosecution of the
persons who have been Indicted for privateer-
ing il. supposed the trials will commence
towards The close of the week. deep aud
solemn interest is felt in Baltimore, on account
of the persons implicated.-The issue is por-
tentous. We say, fiat justitia, raat cpism.
Fed. Rep.
Norember 20.-A discovery has been made,
within few days, IN this city, of a deep laid
scheme of fraud which has been practised for
some months past with too much success. Sc.
veral of The parties have been arrested, and are
now III prison. lGazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24
TO CORRESPONDENTS
fJFRSNhLfN. certainly on RI sc9s. nc a,ites
on q sEtJe't ,tesf ded, 10 as.
cnMnIiHtcAnrne

Departed this life, 27th Oct JOEL WAT
MINIS, Esq. OF Boa dion. -. In the death this
trMly amiabe man, his friends are deprived OF
one who possessed. in an emincni de gree those
tender and endeating cuaiiiles Which, give TO
lent, generous, and manly heart was never
chilled by the hand OF death-He Was loved
by all who knew him, and lis equal will be
sought IN vain. lie fell victim io his atten-
tions on brother whom, buta few days before
bis own death, he consigned Ia an early grave.
lie was cut oil in the meridian of his da>S,
when every vision was filled with Scenss of
bright aud cioudless prospect, ard la. left an
ainlabie wife, TO whom lie had been ma, ried
buta ewnionihs, 10 mourn his iirepaiabte
Loss" Man is like to vanity, his days are as
shadow that paSse,h away"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

NEW YORK, Nov. Is.-Generai SWIFT.
the new surveyor of this port, arrived in
town yesterday from Washington, aud
will, we understand, enter upon the duties
of his office this day. IGa-ene.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

which fee people viii submit TO, is t,,sf Of
military authority. We say this, with all the
services and g.ories ~ Jackson at ~. Oriears
full .in our eye--bnt we will not siiiieF they
hrighiness I" blind OH, Judgment. General
Jackson must change his ttne, OF his iepnia-
ton will seriously suffer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

- OEEKr SHAPAkD X co. will receive ip a few aa,s
IN from the ship Jewel, just arrived from Lverpooi
AN extensive assortment oi Hard are tWtlers ,afed
ana Grass Soddieiy-the following comprising psrt
hh'iis vases, screw raies, beck irons, scale beams
lenders cast and German steel, crostcGt rt hand
SAWS, brhss kettles, curtain pins paent els runs
pistols % aud s5d. wrought nas rssors and rascf
sTops, glass c"mode knu bs oil stones. sirth webs
buit eads ana iens with iaar'ingsi.s ana collars
naich. yer! handsome assortment stufup irons aud
oae pits spurs plated casters, chises, les &c.
November -. 5s-.p,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

(1ASH SALE oFSLAVES..Tse subscribers viii. o. r
~ for sale b. public aaction AZ tie Hoyslt0r mn
~ the county 81 Amelia, near tie AppOuaitoN f.,rf
about 40 miles above Richmond, aud 90 shove Yeiti-
burg, o the 2lSf ddg ~ DtcfmGeT Ustf 80 fr ifu.t
the next isit DAY thereafter, % least 100 sLANi
certainly, and probably mcfe..1hese slaves are he
eycd to he a choice parcel nearly tlie whole II
them With Their defendants having beer asfipncG 90
lady n Iigid nt dow.. and many Of them originality
selected ont Of mucb greater uurhtf.-Itsy Wiz ne
Distributed by lot before tAe nav OF sale under inG-
tisl decree, amongst The reNstsnues m consequence ~
an arfccnent brwcen them, snd tie dover,
made lpr that purpose.
Persons DESTROYS 81 purchasing slaves may be supp-
- with thetn this sale ~ almost any descriptions
Distant purchasers heehy assured that ibesale eI
be made withouifesefrc unless prevented by
forceen occurrence beyond ihe conttoi tlt subcfi
beTs; sad shat tie terms will be-C4SH.
william u GfEFS,
JONI q. AEgHER,
1HEO. O.. T. iNlsftg,
q Iuly ~. 20 ids VS.. ,. RANkSB4II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

- Rnmor, beinriu circulation. inun.aiina thattie
Royai;en Mills iaVe been veil Choseu, De yi.4e
TO- making the above sale u corsequtrcsf Us sUppcs
ed distance from srsses 81 entertainment. BE- hss
propei inform tusngffs thai tr Nui.lton Mis re
dislabt from wo1dscn's ahoHt miles row fgfs
0,palPs 10 srcnths e. Pouha 90 &. a.. o. sftrt A
e. ~ 40 Coo Llad T.. ~ is Csitcrssiiic fs-- Gcrf
o. Paiuessle Ii...Aht moreover ait iI The uif.t ~
opulcut aid fcirsi able relgi hoTieol- 81. lfs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

Rdpiduy.-The Presidents message, Which
was received al Washington at half AN hour
after IL, was delivered BY express in PhiIAdeI-
phla TO the editors IN IL hOuTs-and al New
York at 10 minutes after on Wednesday,
being about 30 miles in 20 hOuIs.
The Cincinnati Banks have again suspended
specie payments. Woe be TO the institutions,
that are forced TO pursue this course.
The stockholders Of The United States Bank
in Charleston have had meetiug--the stock
represented, is said 10 he equal to a million Of
dollars. Their object is 10 effect some chmge
i'm tile direction of that institution. They com
plain that the stocks rose once to lj0per cent.
which produced large investiture OF the
money of widows and orphans, and Hen il fell
in the most astonishing degree. They aSGribe
this 10 gross Encouragement. They have passed
various resolutions which are not published.
The correspondence between Gov. Rabun
aud Gen. Jackson, about the murder AZ Chrhaw
town, is laid before the legislature OFGeOrgia.
One ofthe letters OF jackson Is calculated 10
excite astonishmcnt aud indignation. We shall
Law ikem before the reader, and Tie iuiempe-
rate style in which they are writteH will speak
for itself. There is one position against which
we solemnly protest" You, sir. as governor Of
state. within my military division. have $50
right TO give military order whilst aw in
tile held."....lf Gen. Jackson means 10 the
militia. we repe the assertion with iudig nation.
what when did the states part with the power
to defeAd Themselves in any cases Of extreme
emergencyiSupposea an invasion from foreign
foe, must we quietly wait till we send Oft 10 tie
commander of the military division, and ask
his leave TO save our livesi What would have
become Of MS. Oh several occasions, during tbe
late war, II this doctrine had been admitted =
No; we will obey the u. :. when they call up
oh us--we will ask them, when he time admits.
for aid ~ but 10 extreme emergencies. We mast
defend ourselves. Gen. Jackson speaks in too
high tcle. Tie last OF alispscies OF dictdtior
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24
5 or Do Likaiu Negroes al Anc,io,i-

3 or 10 Lik6iy Negroes at faction
4 IN Tuesday the 1911 deg o. DscenJe, win he sold
~ to the highest bisder cash or 10 as BAeI, me-
groes as any in NiIpniaam them excellent
female Lonse servants Hnt girl accustomed ,o the
Kitchen. Tie sale will be conducted BIS leran Srulon
and Co. NATHANIEL NELSON
14dArinistrdtO,' II Robert Nelson dec.
Malvern lis, Nov. "a. 5S.tIs
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FOURTH CASE OF HYDRopnoD1A

''t'N '"'' 'hN"t ~ N'ShAtNbs
We arc favored by Doct. TRENT with
The following melancholy account of a
case Of hydToph0bia, distinguished by
very striking and interesting circum-
stances. Are there 10 means OF arreSling
this terrible maIadyl
On Friday, Tie Esd OF October, 1913, a very
sharp dog OF Mr.. Smells was discovered To
droop aud refuse his food. At nOsu he got
out into the street and attacked neighbors
dog. Tom. one Of MIR. SHELLS men, caught him
by the back OF the neck 10 part them. The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

AK ANNiito bk iChNPihE COMP n.y.. The an
h bnai ueeting OF Stockholders will lie held at the
cAehahselh mahchester, on the hFst MONDAY Deem
pvr IL is expected thai inenIbert viii he puncinal in
iher attendance, personally, by PROXY ana in III.
mean time funsh tne undersigned wish evidence of any
shares Transferred since the last annual r.,eiirg.
N''N2F 5s..trm JAMES RRAhpER
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Of, ayiGg that law may he enacted ATM a
company fsT the purpose OF rendering TnckaGoe
nayigabie. Nov. "a. Es..wgv
i AND FOR SALt....In coufornil 10 the lsst v IL
n and tgsament Of John TTeyiiisn deceased = shall
offer at public anciioD the Isl J0NHe ~ gPaf q
J7hnson's Spring m The cOnHty OF Gout bland rettt1
tract OF land known 10y the Of swiG Cfeee
ing between 500 aud 1880 acres.
Persons DESTROYS q viewing The aud riil be sbe a
by M. John Tre,iUan, living atJobBsons spring 1,rr
made known on the day ofsale, by the FXtCuTCRs.
November ~. rs to-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

Vol ....On the evening Of the 18th iq,b inst in
f< Richmond, Sixty poLLsiS--pari of which was
note oil $50 payable iti beiieyed L,estrrg. Who.
ever may have found this Roey will iea,e II al the
olce OF tee Enqnier. shan be lab -ray rewarded q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

ERkSh MtDIciHtS... .Chor,es 4. ALraioAa. dlur-
g'st, Richmond, few doors beisw tie Eagle Iiot-i
has Jhs received aud is opening his supply ci
DRUGS, PAINTS asd MEDICINES. which lie lat,sis
hseI are as GOOD as any ever offered or sale in this
market. lie expects IN few DAYS sops, of lirsr,d
oil and wh,e .adaiso general asseIn,ent OF ttesh
garden seedsa.l OF which will be sold iaa cash or
town accepances or liberal credit, lie returns hs
thanks 10 the public for their iheial SUPP
10y hs strict attention 10 his business sill ieit ther
aid lie invites the FocUity to call aud examine his
medicines as he ceIainthey will he pr ased tbei
lie wishes To purchase from 10 t.onsand b. ~
els FLAA SEED for which cash will be given also
large quauiiiy at Palma Christi casioi oil seed-sor
which fair price will be given
slcians OF This city a; all times obtain fioru
him the medicinal leech. Nov ~ 5sst
z NoI On de @ hr m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

I'VE Subscriber intends Continuing bis SCHOOL tie
ensuing year, at Hampstead, The OF Con.
"de Wenp Lsq This school for the purpose o afford.
ins ihe geateI facility L. The SPEEDY Improvement az
Ihe pupils viii be limited TO 10 scholars. Tie .chooI
' the elsuiug year viii commence The nth OF jan
next, on the following terms, viE...
lGitivn :. 10 l. for ENGLISH brsp p.vatt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

30V 90 Tor latin and Gveek. quarterly.
hsmps'ead Is w,ll known as a remarkably healthy an
pleasant place, and Is situated most excellent neigh
bsrhood, where board can readily he obtained at
tent d!sianoes ia good aud genlte ines and ON re a.
sonabe terms. VIM A CHAPLIN
Hampstead, New Kent, Nov. 2I. ssw5y