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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-22
Niarshal's Sale.

WILL be sold on TUESDAY the 25:b
w day OF this month, Tor cash, at the
Jail OF this county, two negroes named
Charles and Michael, the property OF A.
lexander Veitch, to satisfy five several eX-.
ecutions, two in favor of William Hodssop
assignee, one III favor OF Dougherty Wares
for the use of Caldwell, and one in favor OF,
Rezen Offets executor, and The other in To-
vor of Ban bury Veitch.
may 81 ID. MINOR D. NJ.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-22
May 60
No Time to be Lost.
NETWORK LITERATURE LOTTE
DIV NIn

Will positively commence drawing on
Monday next, aud finish in one week.
Those who wish TO take chances in tins po-
pular scheme, are advised to make imme-
diste application, as very few tickets re-
main unsnid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-22
Bacon.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale 2o,oo
i lbs. prime bacon, selected for family
use, the greatest part hams weighing from
10 to i2 pounds. JAMES ROBINSON.
Navel st
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Vaudeville 8 Larmour,

A'A"iA" ~ 49,
nFFER for sale,
" 80 chests and boxes imperial gunpow-
der aud young hyson teas
80 bags coffee
60 60 b bbls Sugars
SO hhds molasses
26 puncheons W. |. rum
8 pipes cogniac brandy
loo bbls whiskey
6 hhds country gin
Is quarter casks malaga
pipes L. P. madeira
5000 gallons cider vinegar
60 bbls northern run
loo boxes muscatel a. bloom raiSins
5 casks sun rai:ins
5000 lbs. soft shelled almonds
SO drums figs
90 casks British gunpowder F. &FF.
2 tons patent shot
90 doz. London mustard
10000 lbs bacon
goo bbls. No. new shad
loo pieces rush carpets for summer
use, with general assortment of wines, Ii
quors AMI groceries. April 80
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-22
Public Sale.

ON the 9th DAY of JULY next. at l2
" O'Clock of that day, by virtue OF a
deed oftrust, we will sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, on The premises, that
very valuable tract OF land in Fairfax COUP
ty, near Holiness Run, and about four
miles from Alexandra, generally known by
tho name of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-22
Furniture, &c.

Furniture, &c.
TUST received per schooner Madeira
- packet, from Salem at the Cabnel
warehouse, corner of Prince and Water
streets, s. for sale, an elegant assortmentof
Sideboards bureaus
Dining tables wash stands
Gentlemen's writing desks
Portable desks, and work tables
Also, daily expected,
A few dozen rush bottom chairs
5000 feet Bay mahogany
All of which will be sold at reduced prices
Tor cash, by D. "anD
May mMIoM
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New Edition
(.Nuch Eniarged)
OF THE
1TTDTn 1Ns ~ "A - III ~ MI ~

.9.WERIC.7.N G.i UEVN I'm,
CONTAINING ample directions for
~ working kitchengarden every month
in the year; and copious instructions ior
the cultivation of flower gardens, vineyards,
nurseries, hop yards. green houses and hot
houses, -,
Bu John Gardner, and by Duvad Hepburn,
laie gardeners to governor Mercer and &C.
neral Mason.
To 7vhich is added,
ATreatise on Gardening, by Citizen OF
Virginia. Also, few hints on the Guilt
yation OF Native Vines and Directions for
making Domestic Wines. For sale by
j. KENNEDY & son.
March SO thsluI
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-22
For Sale,

4 LIKELY young negro woman. an eY-
N. celIent house servant and semptress.
Enquire OF Mr.. Rounsavell, jailer. Alexan-
Gria. April
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-22

Tea, Coffee, Sc.
r lindsay S''HlLL have Just received
\ 4 per schnrs independence, from PHI
lalelphIa, and Hero, from New \ DIRK,
100 packages (half chest, twenty FIVE
and ten catty boSes) gunpowder, imperial
and young Tyson tea, of the latest impor-
tation
100 bag. green coffee
Also. per sloop Ocean, from Norfolk,
AZ kegs picked oysters
In store
80 casks claret wine
20 boxes lemons
hhJs mo'asses
lst and End quality sugar
Jamaica. w. I and n. E. rum
hhds rye whisky
Bags soft shelled almonds
Family -four as usual
May II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-22
Marshal's Sale.

>kAsA Will be sold for cash on TUES
.g&& DAY the e5th day of this month.
the schooner SISTERS, by order OF the
Circuit Court for the county Of Alexandra.
The sale TO take place at 5 O'Clock on that
day. d. MINOR, ID. NJ.
may 10 For T. Ringoid, Marshal.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-22
Mars!laI's Sale.

ON FRIDAY, the 28th inst. will be
" sold at the Marshal's Office, quanti-
ty of sole leather. one gig and harness, The
property of Deniel MCPHERSON, 10 satisfy
an execution in favor OF the Bank OF Alex
andria. may 81 D. MINOR, D. M.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-22
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
ON SATURDAY, the 29th inst. at u
~ o'clock, If fair, if not the next fair
day, Sunday excepted) will be sold, the
unexpired term Of a lease on the
.Merchl y Mill,
together with three valuable work horses,
with their gears two carts /; cows hogs,
sc. besides quantity of corn and corn
Inc; ], and small productive meadow at
tached to the mill, with variety of other
articles too tedious TO mention, belonging
10 The late concern of Bland & May.
Terms of sale cash. and if those terms
are not complied with by the purchaser,
tn e property will be Immediately resold to
the highest bidder, at the risque Of the per-
son to whom it shall have been struck off,
and SO repeated until an effectual sale shall
take place. EDWD: A. MAY,
SURVIVING partner Of Bland y May.
Columbia Factory, May 10 wfnws
Round Hill for Sale.
DY virtue OF deed of trus, from Daniel
ID Mcpherson and wife 10 me, under
date of the 3Oth of May, 1916, and for the
purposes therein prescribed, shall sell at
public auction, on the premises on FRI
Day, the 9TH of JUNE next, 8 tract of
land in the county Of Fairfax, known by
the name Of
Round Hill,
lying or the stage or Colchester road, dig:
tant about miles from Alexandria, and
containing I48a acres, more or less re
serving, however, to George Iripleit bis
right to one moiety of the dwelling house
and yard. This land has been very CON-
sideraby improved by judicious cultivs..
ton. and there are now growing crops OF
small grain uponh.
Also, one other tract, being an equal uu-
divided moiety of tract of land in the said
county, contiguous to the foregoing, and
supposed to contain 25 acres 2 peles.
The terms OF sale will be made known
at the time and place Of sale.
J. l.. McKENNA, Trustee.
May 10 mwf2w&dtJ4
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factory.

Kins.street. tao doors below Westinghouse
D EANlEL PIERCE has just received per
~ schooner HiIan, from Philadelphia, a
number OF umbrellas and parasos, which,
added TO his former stock, comprise large
and general assortment.
Likewise on hand as usual. complete
assortment of trunks of all sizes.
n. b. Old frames new covered IN the
nestest manner, and all descriptions OF re-
pairs promptly executed. :.
April "a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-22
Corn Meal.

TlLN dried corn meal in barrels, tor
IN sale by SAML. MESSERsMiIH.
May 22 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01
POLITICAL ECONOMY.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

Present Times reflected from The Past.
ne almost awful situation of our couu
try from Tie effects of over banking. finds
a'prolotype (ibouSh it must be confessed
very incompetent oat) III the history OF
The Scotch Bank of Ayre, previous TO the
year l776. In some respects the points
OF analogy are tolerably strong, both i'm
he cause which gave II birth, IN The man.
her OF receiving lis capital, and in the
SUBSEQUENT Encouragement of lis funds.
mere Is one respect, hsweVer, IN which
ms Bank differed from ours its propri-
eioTs were bound in their personal estates
ioT all us engagements (; whereas i'm the
American incorporated banks, il is be-
heved, no instance can be found of the
Stockholders being liable for more than
the sums they subscribe Tie following
skeich was dr,nn bv the mastery pen
OF Adam Smith III his 2nd Book of lie
" Wealth Of Nations"
The difficulties, accordingly which the
Bank OF England, " hicE the pri,,cipal bank e,s
IN LoudOh, aud which even the more prudent
oCotch banks began, a. :cr certain time and
"hen All OF them had already gone too far. TO
WAN ABOUT uiScOuutlng, not only alarmed but
enTagtd ~ The highest degree those urnisct-
oTS: Their own distress, Of which this prudent
ana necessary reserve of the banks was. no
nOubt, the immediate occasion, they called
Ine uisU"SS OF TIE country aud this distress
OF the country, they said was altogether owing
10 the ignorance, pnSilldniniiy and bad con.
ahct oi the hanks, which did not eiyea suff;-
citntiy liberal aid 10 the spirited nndertak ings
on those who sSerted themselves IN order 10
Deduiiiy, Improve aud enrich the country.
- vas the duty OF the banks, hey seemed e.
think, to lend foy as long time. and 10 a
gIedl an eAteHt, as iley might wish TO borrow.
ne banks, however, by refusing in this mau-
nei to give more credit to those 10 whum tlley
hdd dite0dy given great deal too much took
Tie ogl> method by which Il was NOW possfble
10 save Their owircrcdit, OF the public credit
o. tii- comt,y.
~ iho midst Of ,!ris cla.nor AL ii,tres..
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RICHMOND IuNE L

t5~it is enough for us (wiihont knowing the
author of the foilowiug,) that he treats of
Pablo concern,in language decent, and desti-
tute of all personal illusions.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.
Sir: Some months ago saw, ia The
Enquirer, few remarks on the prevailing
custom OF attaching pompous and super
huous titles 10 the Dames of men; with a
proposal 10 simplify our forms of >peecb,
reducing themto those appropriate terms,
which may appear requisite for the de-
slguaiion of Tie Office sustained. The
spirit OF this little piece pleased me well,
and feel q desire that the subject should
be revived. 1t not. however, these APP
prlialions and epithets only, which con
sider exceptionable but certain degree
OF pageau,ry, which is apt enough 10 ac-
company these forms Of speech no won
der since there is, between them, a re-
ciprocal action and reaction; each Civ
ing growth and vigor 10 the other. re
odreGt against these customs should not
produce the desired refornatioD il NAV
serve ~ least TO check tie growth oftIat
disposition, which, ever and anon, is rra-
dy TO shew itself, in hankerirgs after ihe
trappingS OF royalty and the pOmp of no.
biliiy.
When az individual or a community so
Sar loses sight of the Intrinsic excellence
OF real merit, as 10 be dazzlrd with flat
external show, with that B." pomp and cir
cumsisnce," which tie worltl has, In too
many instances, substituted in IFS room.
there Is danger of losing measure at
least OF that merit which is thus sighted
J he spirit of virtuons emulation quickly
then degeneralcs into that Of pjiiful RI
valship the contest being, who shall
ortvie IN mere show and appearance -
Wien virtue descends TO snch contest
what is it but Hercules layIng aside his
coDqueriHg mace and lions skin, 10 vie
with beau III strutiIng and finery
is there moi some reason 10 apprelend,
that these remarks are applicable in some
degree, TO Us While we still glory I'M our
Republican institutions, we seem 10 cast
wlslilnl eye over tile Atlantic, aud 10 feel
a relish Tor those forms Of speech and
modes of conduct, which attend the
marcl. ni royalty. Thank Heaven! we
nave not, IN The state Gas thpy have i'm G..
Brialn,) his NajcSty, lis RoyaI Ho.haess.
iis Grace, his Loydsitp, &c. but we have
ms ErceNcHcV, tbs Honour, their Wo,shiDs
&c. Aud thank henvcn, again say /, we
have not 10 ibe church, lie EJos, Reyeye,d
aud his Spiritual Lordskip but we have
kcUereHd, yea, aud as il this were moi
enough. We have Right Reverend and
,nsiead Of Tie plain scripima term, min,
'H'g. sc ifdge tLe m0fe honorable one.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01
NechaHirsriHq Fam for sale or lease

RE subscriber intending to hove, will Cn SArl,.
Day 7 AZ 22p INSTANT, offer FOR sale or lease 1t
p"hltc auction, on The premises his FARM rw uI!ts
from 'he ciiy, yis both sid, ofthe ,lechanIcs.
tuinpIhe road Should sale he made. in mediate pos
"SSnh VI" We piN'ni bri II leased IL viii he reia'r,d
III the ial! The terms will lie lbc aud nra Known
on the day For further Par, ulars, oRgiT- OF Oh.
cute, Robinson * Pleasalls, or
May 10 SsdUEI p P.PsONs
NIB some persons having Neglected to ateud The
above sails III consequence Of the hour of sale beng
o"iltcd The siid sale viii aLe place en- MOSpaY YIN y
3lsT INSTANT between aud d ocl"ck z n. Siio. ID
sale he effected, will sell some STOCK f.Ir,4tg
which are pair of young MULFS) and some a~t.,,s
OF FURNITURE, &c. SAMUiLP PARsoEs
II Refreshments will be provided. Ma, -
II In consequence of the rain the above sal- IS Tur-
ther postponed tili "Wednesday Tie I'd Juue when fr
u WI take place, II NOT the neNtfar day foni o.
aforementioned. June I. 7..tds M. r. & p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

ITHrLoTBEST whHTED.-A mddl. sged man q
- tbefsl education wishes Tor employment as a
tracbef IN Srhhic SCHOOL private family infnrtng
ton fay BE bad BY applying TO the Rev. Rshop Moore
~ ifls CITY. June I. q
4 FCRfN ARM ~ PERSONS from usdBg Tor bond
ettrf1rf W I'VE 20 Cai-b S,9re. for > 500 OF t1c
lJtC ..7ry, 1875, tff pd!g'is DE lsTi tcbfgaty,
siS a., .~G load gsV'rs been rsd, boa n9f tSFrfn.
!t1r 2. T.-4' t$1fd - |htF LkSI.t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

pursuance of a deed ~ trust from ~ Elas pe,fs
OF tue couu,t OF GonChlauc, To- ne OF Tscoru 10 tl,.
once 81 'ht court OF us,r2s for the CITY Ret inond
Ia secure the payment oi snu of money to R,ri
pe'ree-I Nhll sell ri pnhc auct n. for ready mo.
's' on Tue premises rs TIE 10TH INSTANT Al .iy. o.
T'oh III IN. ri IA cgttan piece parcel, iJt of
LNNh, III be said city, heinz thirty eig front on
Sou slte OF Rioody Run street aud running back
Hrut one l'undtee 90 rundreh FIVE feet he,cs
d 'ut 2i'hhd purchased ty said Peers II Daniel Mac
'sseet ava conveyed 4" HIM by deed vi record In 80
,"hri o' MUSINGS OF sad CITY The deed has not l. IN
executed by The vie 4 Thomas Peers.
June |. 7,.wtds " Sr,epp.V
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01
FOR THE ENQUIRER

FOR The ENQUIRER.
HE present state of The times is the
theme OF various pens and Of inuumerable
conversation. The distress, which Teigns
around us, commands almost universal
attention. The townsman is compelled
TO attend TO the calls of the Banks; while
the farmer is disturbed by the deprecia-
ton OF lis produce-cerlainly, not de-
precIation near as large as The nominal
reduction of The price; because money
ltseif has become more valuable from the
smaller quantity that is in circulation.
IL is not astonishing, that while men
differ about the causes of these dis!resses.
They should still more widely differ about
the cures. There are two sets of ilreo-
rists, who speculate about The means of
regulating the specie ofihe country. One.
by 6ecph'S the specie from gong abroad
the other, by importing what we want.
The first say 4" Lei us encourage our
own manufactures let us lay higher du.
lies OH foreign goods in this way, our
specie viii not go abroad 10 pay lie ba-
lauces of trade"
1heoth erlhcOrists say though tie times
are sufficiently gloomy, We have no cause
iordespair. 1--we are in debt abroad, yetwe
can pay IL by exporting our own produce;
our produce IS now falling so low, from
Tic Increased value Of Tie circulating me-
dunn, that our produce will bear 10 be
exported. Though it has greatly fallen
abroad, yet it is laIlngso MUCK lower a.
Dong ourselves, That our merchants will
begin to make money by shipping il.
THIS profit will seryei0 pas al He balan-
ces we eve; al least all oiIr solvent mer
chants will be able 10 pay what they
owe abroad. We shall do more. we shall
purchase abroad all the specie which we
require iOf I'ieclrculdllUu 81 cor own mar
ket, asd fOF Tie relief oi such banks a.
are really solvent. There is no occasion
TO resort TO The quackery of legislation
Let the body polite alone, and though il
be diseased, It vii cure itself. Legal re-
slricIInHs VIII but arrest tie operation o
'he rs mcalcatyi1. Let Us have 40 force
"oihed n'"nutaetUres; IL lhcy doBot iirl,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS,
SIAIE. SEN A'IE

BENJAMIN W. Johnston of lhe county Of
southampton is elected by a majority OF one
hundred and eleven votes over Colonel Richard
Eppts Of Sussex, for the district composed OF
The counties Oi Southampton. SUSSEX, Greens
vile, lie Of Wight, Snrry and Prince George
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

llf yftnr deed Of trust executed 10 Tue subsc1
- her by ~, huuas Peers on the iCth November
ISiq and duly rectdtd in The elerk,s silice aftbs
ccrn cost = Gocchlsnd viii De sold to he highest
900 ., on FRtoRE THE 0lH JUIY rf1r tao tf2eIs 81
LANb, (0r 50 ru-h thereof ma b. necessary ~ r.
uSy TIE M s~s ~ sad deed Vt: 9ue tfsc a ID,
county ~ Finsauua, sin Dy late survey IO acres
yihg on the waters 81 the rig BIRD Greek ano sdjoin
ing The isncs ~ Nhlsu Pfice snd otBsfs-fhp 0tD,r
fact W t1e conDy Jfg0oci4td caieG th, waite aousc
ulci, wtt'"" tlie Sfd i'e-4s see,tr- asd ~ which
place tii~ s5., vii y. may.- .sL.isl tOED.
J"is a.. s1afss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

ktpGMNNiCATEU.
Departed this life Inc night Of the 10th nil ms
SUSAN q. 81 EGEK, tie wife OF Mr. Jshn II. Strger
OF Pow haiau and Daughter al C"i. John overton Of
IOuisa-Ibis aniabie yonng had not lived long
10 PoWbaiaD having been only little more than two
years married yet she was very dear all the friends
and acquaintsnces she bad made IN lie neighborboad
Of her residence. In the important relations Of life
tue conduci OF Mrs. Steg9r highly exemplary
ahtCtonate IS wife aud sister, dntifoi chid AVID
hhd nsEhbor. TO au intelligent and considerably i'm
proved miud she sddcd bthgnity OF disposition and
an Unaffected simplicity Of manners, peculiarly The
ornaments of her srv.iu SHIRT she was eva IVY such
woman as was lifted 10 render rational and indie
Pehuelh inan happy, all 10 rear % family in The
ways OF practical usefulness aud virtue. Tie loss OF
euth female must os deeply aneHted by all relations
and friends while % der afeciouae basbauG and ten
neI InlanL. Il ls L-L.LleAal,i..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

QUEBEC. May TO-. u. Last evening
huge mass OF rock detached itself from
Cape Diamond, and fell into Champlain
street, chcahing upa the narrow avenue,
and the space between il and The foot Of
The Cape, of about 20 Yards. This is one
al ihc very few spaces in that street. whicl,
Is not occupied by the dwelling houses
ar other buildings. A number of heavy.
pieces OF Ordnance, and gun carriages
belonging To the king are deposited there,
many of which are now buried under the
fragment. Ii is supposed, however, that
they have received 10 material injury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01
aTSCRUE

PHuLADELPHIA, May 2s.-U. s. Bank
Stock-No alteration since yesterday "a
offered and 95 asked. The offers but few
and for a small amount. There was one
real sale yesterday al 9iJ.
FLoUR.-Suprrtinc Flour may now he
purchased in this city at SIX dollars -
barrel. From The concurrent Testimony OF
persons from all parts Of rrnss, lvauia,
there ~ III thus state tie prospect of "A
greater crop Of Grain and Grass. than
there has been for ~ Years. Where is HE
market 10 be iounyi Tor il Il instps,! OF
annually renting S ~. oO0. $50 l., Europe
for linens, Woolens, Cutions, Hardware.
GLASS, Eartlirnwarr, &c. &c. We ,nadt.
those so0ds al home. NC should aiw;,ls
have home market for cur supplies pro
duce. Our agriculiurISts must think OF
these things. II is uol long since Domes
tic didanJcc,nreS aud iafe.Hai lnp,ore
n*"tS were party questions. They are SO
no longer: may they never BE so again,
hui may a devotion 10 Their promotion he
regarded as among the best evid, II rs OF
pa'fioiism. lPrcSS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

Tie three Engrav erS mentioned in the arti-
cie iiom New London. as being employed by
the Bauk of England, are citizens of phiiadri-
phia, and not OF Newburyport a> there meu-
tened; FAIRsiAN * PERKINS, arr OF the
finn of MURRAY, DRAPER, FAiRNIAN " Co.
TAPPAN. who has been long la their employ,
Was the inventor Of The geone tricai lathe. PER-
BINS is we'll known 10 the citizens af this
place, New York and Baltimore, as au Ensiae
Builder. II is understood ihry 20 out in the
Telegraph. .imer. Daily ode.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

Rammohun Roy, native Of India, and
who is not unknown 10 the literary world,
has written an address To the Hindpus,
TO convince them that the cremation ui
wldows is uoi required ty the Hiutioo re-
]iglon. But il is Difficult to deer these fe-
males from devotlng themselves 10 the
flames thai consume the bodies of their
deceased husbands.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

change ofgreat Importance te the tobac-
co planters has recently been made in France,
by abolishing the Reggie, which gave the king
or his farmer general. a monopoly Of that ar
ticle so that no purchase or sale couid be
made but TO or by such person as the king had
directly or Indirectly authorized The impor.
tation aud sale of tobacco in France will low
be as free as that of cotton and the consnmp-
lion, aud of course the demand for il there.
will no doubt greatly increase.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

-. City Bank OF Baltimore, Mas 10.
Nonce is hereby given, that all notes OF this
Institution under five dollars will b.. paid on
presentation, and the Bank Will continue open
Tor the collection Of notes becoming due
he pHbilc are also informed that the Notes of
t.is Bank viii he received in payment Of all
1ebts due to 1T, on application to the Acting
me boafn OF Directors assure the Creditors
OF the City Bank that they en,ertaim no doubt
Whatever oil the ability Of the Bud, 10 meet ali
It's engagements in a short time
ROBERT BAERN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

NORFOLK, May 22-The irigate u
nited States, Capt. Crane, came up from
Hampton Roads. yesterday forenoon,
and anchored off Fort Nelson. We have
never seen National vessel enter har-
Dor in handsomer style. or apparently. in
better order. Beacon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

Extract Of a letter from merchant al Stock.
holm, 10 his correspondent ia tbs city,
dated 26th February.
"Thc King OF Sweden has appointed
as his Charge d'Afairrs near The u. S.
aud to reciprocate Mr.. Hughes appoint
ment TO this Court, the Baron de Stacked
berg, a distinguished young noble ofihis
Kingdom. This gentleman succeeds Mr..
De kantzow, late minister TO the United
States. He.~ i'll leave this country, il i
said next month, for America. lib.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

~ IL is enough for us (wiihont knowing the
author of the foilowiug,) that he treats of
Pablo concern, i'll language decent, and desti-
tHte of all personal illusions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-01

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