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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-12
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PHILADELPHIA, November s.-The
clegan, ship Franklin, captain Garw;u,
sailed this morning, from this pori, aud
Is to lake IN 200 troops with their equip
menls from Fort Mifiin To be stationed al
ST. Mary's. Oiher bodies of troops are in
the act oftransportaiion To this point I Ga-.
u. 5. BANK SToCK-A few shares of
tered at 955, no sales in New York on
Saturday al F96, payable LIST December,
Without interest. FIR. Gas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-12

AOIiCF....The half of 100 dollar note Of the
Farmers Bank Of Virgiiia. pdy able At Lynchhurg
nahed -, No, 1866, Was deposited IN the efce
IHboro' y. G, ~ April last, directed 10 BicbmoHd Va
na mas not since been hearj Of hy the proper owners
A persons are hereby requested not 10 trade Tor the
same, rs propef steps have b,ln taken prevent it
yas .nent by The banks. Nv CROCKETT
iWbpfg & NO7. ~. sI..N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-12

Mir. Bagot, Il is said. was appointed
Ambassador 10 Russ ID AT The request q.
the Duke of Wellington, whose niece he
has married
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-12

cOMNfuNIrATEn.

COMMUNICATED.
Departed this life between the 1st aud 80 October
Ms. MATILDA HOttlSS aud SAMUEL &. MORRfsS.
wife AND sou Of MT ChristopT s. MOtfss Of Gorceser
How short 10 Lille how quick 'tis fed
How soon wefe uuinber'd Wi.h tie dead
Ihts VftuoHs mother aud her son
The speedy race ~ lite have run
w life's gay spring they lately hloOmed
But now, ast-dead and fRf0nbcdI
The living know thai . - must die =
Ihe good atone caU dt,H dcfg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-12

WASHINGTON. November IO.-We
understand that Commodore BAINBRIpGE
has beeniappOintedio the command oi,I,e
Cof"mbus. ship OF The line. fitting al this
navy yard Captain ELTON TO be acting
Captain, aud Lieut.. FINCH The first Lieu
tenant. The Columbus will be ready
for sea IN three or four weeks NAT. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-12

PETITION will he presented - The ntxi General
Assembly Of virginia, by william Miil.r ian. ~
time TO pay On the balance Of judgment OF ihc Com
monweaith rendered at The last session Of Tie General
Court vs.. bi,u security. 51. gw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-12

When we suggested that the investigation
oil The committee of the United States Bank
would he likely To result i'm Il chanse of the
Cashier we predicated the sugge ton on the
expose of the President to the committee
from the conclusion that those interested i'm
The Bank, would prefer the President to the
Cashier-and from a conviction, that after lie
statements made, il is impossible that the Unit
ed States Bank can retain the services of both
those officers. We did not impeach the" in
tegrity" ofeither of the officers
Phil. DEM Press
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-12

Office. .Gtulienrn who were puTcllasyis 4, NJ,
' sale, are hereby notified that Their bonds VIII be-
come que on The hTst Of December next conditioned 10
pear interest from the date il punctualy pad9nd
'hat shall attend at Oakland receive payment fam
s"cb as may wish TO redeem theT bonds on thar t,y
NoNtHIOeI u. 5l..6' GEORGE EVANS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-12

AtUBLiC notice is hereby given, that petition viii
- be presented TO The neNt General Assembly III
virginia, ptdFing relief from the payUent Of certain
mes imposed by the court Of Nottoway
Nov IL 5l.."3's JAMES BORUM, j.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-12
Extract IF a letter to the edifsr If the Demo.
c'otic Press, dated st. Thomas, i2th
Oct 1919

Extract IF a letter to tic edifsr Of the Demo.
cratic Press, dated " ST. 1h0nas, I2th
oct. 1919.
" In Torioa there are but 10 houses
standing i'll ST Barts all vessels ashore
81. Martins has suffered dreadfulIy-Si.
Croix ieli but little. 81. Kits and Nevis
suffered much. The governor Of kits
has opened the island for -four, bread
suffs, and all kinds of provision and
lumber. cattle, horses. &c. for 6 months
Porto Rico has suffered much, Ii is sup
posed that the brig Joseph S. Lewis, of
your port, coming from 81. baris to
this place, was lost during the Storm !;
having left st. Barts ON The 2ist in The
evening.
" From Margareiia there are daily Brit
ish ofilcers arriving here, who have left
the independent service i'll disgust-ii..
fever RACES amongst the English at Mar
gareita most dreadfully. General ENG
LIsH is dead of il 1. and aumber more.
Bolivar is positively at ST. Fee. New
Grenada has furnished him with s, 900
men and about two millions OF dollars
Samanos. the viceroy, saved himSeifwih
but few attendants, and by way of Nonpo-
reached Cartliagena. We hear by va,
OF Porto Cavello that lie has been de
ieateu ny col A1udHequl anu mas eS
capped 10 Maricaibo he is encampcd a.
Teribaco, 10 miles distant from Cariha
gena, on an elevated spot, butlt is conf.
DENLY asserted that lie has but 100 men
with him. The Spanish general Lat ne
is with $50 men (ail thai remains-of the
five regiments OF Navarro "a Cucuta, bur
genera! Morillo stands at ST. Carlos about
$50 miles 10 The westward OF Caracas,
with about 5000 inen, and appear to have
the intention TO fortiiy hill near Valen
cha and await reinlorcements, which il
is said he has been promised from Spain .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-12

and watch the Florida frontier The Presi-
dent is already authorized TO take possession
OF those provinces, If Spain attempts TO alie-
nate them. But, the Fioridas are TO us, the
tub to the whale, To divert MS from more inn
poriant objects. ~. \. Nat. Adv.
See LdAgsdor6"s Yoyages.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-12

The Emperor of Austria has dispatched
minister 10 lie United States. " The
Austrian States (says northern papcr.)
have but lew coniEercial porls, but the
Italian possessions, are of consequence.
We must recIprocate, and Vienna is a
ue'y splendid COURT" Reciprocale. aoAy?
Austria, II Is confessed, has "bul few com
mercial ports" Aud hOtU send minis
ter OF the firsl grade, we suppose because
Vienna is rery Spiendid surt."--Here
again, we must forget our old principles !;
multiply our foreign embassies, swell The
Executive patronage, and open perhaps
new sources OF intrigue, both at home aud
abroad!
The Hurricane in the West Indies il
about to open some of the British ports 10
American commerce. The Governor OF ST.
Christopher, Nevis, Angullla and the
Virgin Islands, by proclamation auihori-
yes the Importation Into 81. CiiristopIIer's,
for six months, in vessels of all nations
aud descriptions, of PROVISIONS aud Lumber
-abd tie expedition in The same vessels
of sugar 10 the value Of one third OF their
cargo OF rum and molasseS for the re-
maluder. Some expect the same res 0urce
will be adopted by all the islands which
have suffered by the Hurricanc--in which
case, our own articles must rise somewhat
III their value.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-12

Extract ofa letter Dritte0 at sea, an lat. 48
tang. z, dated Sept. 1874 1870 gen
HemGn IN NeW York.
g passed ST. Helena on the 25th Of
July, and was boarded by al officer from
man of war cruising off there, who in
formed me that BoHaparte was well, but
continued sulky and that he had not
left his room for the last two years"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-12

HALIFAX, October 22....Ata court Of vice
admiralty held yesterday the American sChoo-
ner Levant was condemned for smuggling.
The American fishing schooner IIaileIi ia
ken by II. NJ. $. Cyrone, drying her fish in
Liscome 8 HarbOr, was also condemned. Under
the new commercial convention between q.
Britain and America.
1t is said that overtures have been made by
mercantile houses i'm the United States, large
ly concerned u the whale fishery, to remove
10 this town, for the purpose of carrying on
that lucrative branch Of business-government
will, undoubtedly, extend every possible en-
couTagenlent TO AN undertaking, that promises
so much benefit to the colony.
The Nocton Packet arrived here on Sun
day, from New York. aud will sail this
day for England. Passenger, Judge Uniacke.
oct. ~ ....Ship Hannah, from Margaritta,
bound to New Brunswick, put into Halifax
for provisions. The island Of Santa Marga-
retta had been block AIDED hy 20 Spanish armed
vessels, until tie time Of the Hanuah's sailing
-2S days since. She has OH board several Of
fcers, lately belonging to Gen. Devercux 4
cotpsof Lsnccrs bHt who ave now returning
- their native country, from service, we
should suppose. neither very pleasing not pro
6table They speak however of further sue.
cess having attended gen. PaeZ, subsequent "a
the capture OF Barcelona.
FALMOUTH, Jam. )Sept.S. Tue Venezncli
1 an brig Libertador, of 20 guns aud 40 mon
/ which eaSed The Spanish ship PrOvidonci;
/ into this port was formerly II. VI. sloop limo
/ gene. She Is one Of squadron Of five yes
| sells, under Com. Brion, now cruising off -
| Domingo. in The expectation of falling IN will
I meUtly expected from the coast OF Africa
| with ONE thousand slares on board. She w.
! one o. the squadron consisting OF 10 aimee
J Ecsftis md hge Transports Wtri trCops ii1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-12

The Legislature of Rhode Island have come
to resolution TO wear Grape for 30 days ia
honor OF the lamented Perry aud to request
Mr. Is. hayard OF Newport to compose hi,
biography.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-12

W oL oObb. OF HDHdNU me L2d inst. IL oil
erwise the next fair day-ai Smiths farm urartha
Cosl Puts IN Ppwhelan comfy, HORSES, NULTs
CaIlLE, SHEEP, HAY, STRAW, FODDER &c Ss
Tue terms viii be made known the day Of sale
~ Butchers wonld do well to apply previOust as
mere are calves aud other cattle that might uedisisy
answer ther putyOSe. THOMAS A.. TAYLOR.
November IL "a =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-12

MARRIEDl-On Thursday the 2isi ult by the Rev.
~. ANDRus WALktRROY, Esq. Of Caroline, u Miss
JANE N. MlCOU, Of Essex.
on sunday evening, 2lth nit. by the Rev. Mr.. RRY.
NOLDs, JAMES HUNTER, Esq. TO Miss APPHiA q.
HOULEE, all Of Essex.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-12

aud that treaty OF alliance was signed
at Paris by the Russian, Prussian, Freach
and Spanish Ministers, land not acccded
to by the Austrian, British and Poriu-
gcese governments,) TO counterfeit the
policy Of the British. In
order TO keep up IA balance of power, and
more eiieciuaily annoy the United States,
The British government will, as certain
as our existence, restsre Napoleon.
H. FRANKLIN.
[Cras credcmus, hode nihil. Etitors.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-12

We understand from good authority,
that t,co RWSSi0n sloopS Of ,cdr, (each nc.
companied by a store ship have lately
sailed on different voyages of discovery.
alexandria Herald.
We have some reason to believe that
Our government ATE advised that the
Russian ships of discovery have other
aud very different objects in view. 1t is
under preieuce of Discovery, they have
constantly two or more Frigates or yes
sells OF war cOaStiug from below The coast
OF California 10 above Columbia river
DEM. Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-12

fJWe have no time at present to pay our respects
Tue National lntegeucer. The teas It expresses as
me opinion Of the Supreme Court w relation to III
National bank are not those Of the Old Republican Part
hORE ANON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-12
MARLBOROUGH FOR SALE

hNNhioNLb hhtSE, Jr. hDin'r WIN TIE
will annexed ot James Sctusrs dec
Goochland Nuvembrr IL 81 Id.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-12

NOTICE Is berchf gwen flat an application WilI ~
y made to The eusniug Gcnrfai Asssr,tly fsfant .
atoms sad amendments of tte c1tsuus !sss OF ,s !.
Manchester rffupfSs CqptsnF
OCt8b-i ~ o.v4U
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05

The preamble states the wish OF the contracting
parties to be, 'sanicably to ADJUST the CHAINS
which have arisen frorn the excesses committed
during the late wa rer tc lS0S)by individuals
ofcaher nation, cua-Fg the laws OF nations,
or existing treaties
The lst and Cd at a'73 for the appoint
ment of five Com aH H. by eacn OF the
high parties, and ae &, "a agreement or lot
who are on oath, to ex s7tpp, discuss and decide
on the claims above oed, according to the
laws of nations, and existing treaty, and with
the impartiality justice may dictate.
BY the Sd art. the Commissioners are to meet
in Madrid, where, W thin eiehteen months, they
shall receive all claitas made s well by Spanish
subjects, as by Ameucan citizens, who have
right to demand compensation for the losses,
damages, or injuries aiael by them, IN con-
sequence of the exc nitted by SpanaSf
subjects or .4nserlca o +fis
BY the 4th art. u. an sioners are author
lied to require eyid lIms en oath.
The 5th art. pr iaa, tlat there shall be no
appeal from the dse-si5a ~ aree ofthe Cemmls-
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05

IN SENATE,
Tt UEsDAY, DEC. %.


On motion of Mr.. Daggett, the Com
mittee on Pensions was instructed TO re-
port on the expediency of admitting as
pensioners, those Lieutenants OF Marines,
who, during the revolutionary war, acted
under variants, as commissioned officers.
The bill 10 regulate passenger vessels,
and several private bills, were read twice.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23.
The bill prescribing the mode of setting
controversies between two or more States,
was read second time.
The bill authorizing the people of Alaba-
ma 10 form q Constitution, &c. The two bills
from the House, for the relief OF the wild
ows and orphans of the militia, with some
bills Of minor importance, were postponed
10 Monday and Tuesday next /; and the bill
for the more convenient organization OF the
courts of the Uniled States, &c. was post
eoned TO the first Monday in January
hf THURSDAY, DRc. %.
The committee on the subject, reported
that ii is not expedient 10 increase the COM
hensation of the Postmaster al Kennebunk
The Naval Appropriation bill was read .
secoad lime.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05
TREATY WITH SPAIN.

THE PRESIDENT ofthe US. has made public,
to the erd that the same may be duly observed
and fulfilled with good faith, a CoNvENTIoS be-
tween the United States and His Catholic Majes-
ty, made and concluded at Madrid, Aug. 18th,
1902, between CHARLES PIgKNEY the American,
and DoS PEDRO CEvALLos, the Spanish Plsnipo-
tentiaries, and ratified by the President and SEN
ate ofthe United States, JanS9th, 1904 and by
the King of Spain, July 9th, 1873 This Conven,
ton, published in the Spanish and English langua
ses, consists OF a preamble and seven articles
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05

POETRY.
From the Cdrisfian Otserutr.
JANUARY 4

From tie 1triSflaL OtttrreF.
J4vUdRY 4
TINES clock, to-day, hath once more struck il
goes
SaeatIy, swiftly. and for tLec must soon
Cease striking Catch its instant warning. wake
Rise from thy dreamy slumber. :. By The glass
OfheaVeniy truth, by all the aids Of faith
Aud practice, sdIlously cleanse and cloihe
4 sJnl (how naked else and foul > for Heaven.
Thus With what deep. u nat duf able reward,
Above ali fesial eyance shalt thou keep
The monilory birthday ofs yeal
-7~c
EIGHTEEN bundi ed eighleeo
Is past forever gone.
IsigiIteen hundred nineteen
Bogus this very morn
May fayors past, Oil every breast
With gratitude sincere,
Ny friends, wish you, one and all,
a happy, biessd new year;
May wealth and plenty, love and ruth.
Through all the sn, abound
BE everyDation of the earth
Bes. with The gospel sound
Jhe din of war be head ho moe
Troughout this wide domain,
Hosiiiities forever cease,
And peace triumphant reign.
Windtan, Jan. 4, 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05
WAsHINCToN, DEC. %.

WAeHINCTCE, DEC. 20.
There was yesterday transmitted 10 The
House OF Representatives, by the President,
in conformity 10 the resolution OF that body,
calling Tor further information relative to
the state Of our Relations with Spain, mum.
ber of Documents amongst which the
most important is letter from MIR. Sec
retary Adams 10 our minister in Spain, da-
ted on the 2Sh OF last month. his let
ter is devoted to the examination OF the
Note from the Spanish Secretary OF State,
addressed to our minister, MIR. Erviug, res
pecting the events of the late war with
the Seminole Indians and the inva-
sion of Florida, which through the me-
dunn of the European newspapers has
found lis way to this country, and doubtless,
10 all the Cabinets OF Europe. The letter
of Mr. Adams may be regarded as the re-
plication OF the American government 10
the manifesto Of the government Of Spain,
for such the latter of Nj Pizarro became,
by the unusual and ostantatious publicity
given to it. In this light the letter of Mr..
Adams becomes highly interesting State
Paper. Its length does not deter us from
promising ii 10 our readers in our next /;
though we will not venture TO say when We
shall be able publish the documentary ev-
idences appended 10 il, consisting of more
than seventy different papers, some OF them
very curious, and all OF them from their
beaiing on questions of late much agiiated,
well worthy of publication.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05

Vaiua5le DiscOvery.-Two w.p.
been sunk on the farm of Mr. Dem,l,al''s - aa's
IN Medina county, Ohio, aban, a''s y
miles from Cleayeland, one ofwbicb .ssa'l .s'a !
from hive to ten gallons Of Sen,es s.''ss y y
day, the other large quantity !, = n
highly impregnaled with salt. ''ki
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05

Mod srn patriots are apt to reverb. ~.
Sanpiou, when be was prifc0er amOpg 4. pa I.
listines, and TO pull down the pillar, of hs IS r.
State. becaule they cannot climb ip.o \. s'l 0sa
story. af2f
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05
REVENGE.

by taking revenge, a man !, L.
with bis enemy but, in passine ! !, ~ s'ss
is superior. " o'et 1.
+" Diogenes being asked. how !
be revenged of his enemy apsss saoall
being vlrtuous and honest manD y
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05
House Of Representatives.
MONDAY, DEC. 81.
Fourth Census.

a bill 10 provide for taking the fourth
Census ~ enumeration of The inhabitants
Q. The UDii.d States, was read twice, and
/, a4mlusC.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05

saw saw the gallows prepared for e..
without uttering syllable H.. III eSecalu
70 it, and submitted to her lucy y, n'srel,e :.
iect frmness & CONFERENCE.-THE mpa viii H..
neal exposition Of The principle I'''a or pas.
nations, which 10 the bononr ! = 'he lan i
IS 7 seems, about to be established u, , County,
General has absolute porer. r j IN ae's, aal
he tlves Of has prisoners, ona = caa'. ~,
nobody 6ut has God, for his conarc, l'''a'Se b
N.Yal
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05
LONDON, NOV. IS.

LONDON; NOV i5
Upwards Of 5000 French women, of all ages
and delcriptions followed the Britiih army TO
C0iais Such were unmarried we're lent back,
and numerous foenes OF diftreis and izmsntation
were occaGoned by the feaarations. A young and
we'll educated female who had amour with one
of our folders, discovered in a mae attire and
ordered to be reconducted TO her family but at
the iait date her grief and agony had deprived her
Of her reaion.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05
FOREIGN ARTICLES.

LONDON, sEPr "a.
OsIoEs-The rise and fall OF this valuable veg
etabse has been amoit as rapid the rife and fail
of modern Empires. A Kenifh horticulturist, in
the early part of th. feaion. fold the produce of
20 scres for more than swenty shoulaud pounds.
This article was then worth IS ihiilings per bufh-
81 bur at Reading fair last week, they were
purchafsd whoIefze for lefs than Eve ihings 70
the Onions, contrary to the ufual euaom, brought
tears in the eyes of the vender, rather than the
buyer
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05

The IlabeIIs and the Alexander. discovery fhips
are fsfely arrived 10 Brzha Sound. Lerwsk nei-
ther fhip having loft man nor having man on
the Gck lit. Capt Rofs. has compile ely fuccsed
ed in exploring every part of Bahn's Bay, aud,
with the exception of errors in the laiitudes and
iongiudes Of verifying rhe ftatemen,s of that old
and able navigator whole name it bears. and of
sscerrainipg that no pafage exits between the At
ssEtic and Pacific Oceans thrnugh Daviss Straits
and Bafi Bay the whole being found to be fur
rounded by high land extendiag to the north as
far as lar II SIS and Ion rs w and in the 74th
degree of la,tude, itretching wen ard as far a.
s{W longitude They traced the fame the whole
way down to the Cape WaIlngham Of Davis which
they slcersained TO lie in lat 66, and lon 50 ,
from hence they fteered for Refoluiion Iland, and
then slood homeward They have made many Gu
rious obfervztions aud di(coveries. of which per
haps will be conGdered not the lean intereitns
that of nation ssing found 10 inhsbt the Ar. tic
regions, between the lstitudes of rs and 7S who
thought thar the world TO the South was all ice
that generation had fucceeded generation of peo-
pie WHO ha never .aaed the fruits of the earth
had 10 idea of a supreme Being who never had
any enemy ans Whole Chiefs had hitherto fuppo.
led themlesves fnonarchs of the universe. There
now only remains to be discoveries the termination
if il has one, Of Middleton's Repuise Bay, aud
few degrees 20 the northward of IL, 20 determine
whether Greenland be an illAnd O joins Ame,ca
and this might with he greatefi cafe be done from
the shesnfaoit itation of lhe Hudlons bay Com-
pany 10 any one feaion csSrm.
F.sensons The Rhenish Mercury contains al
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05

F,ssmsSns The Rhen'sh Mercury contains az
extremely fevere decree issued by the King of
Portugal, agalnf he freemsions. 5. dated from San
"a Cruz. Il declares. that every freenaton who
Hail be arsefsS lhall fufsr death aud all bis
property be conffcate 20 the llate This law ex-
tends to foreigners within The dcmiuions of Por-
tugal. as well as to native futi ses. Nor word
il lad Of trial or conviction or how the offence
may be de6oed bur, il sgreted, the unfortunate
individual muft fufsr a cruel death
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1819-01-06
For Sale OF Freight,

.kE& The brig TOM, Jno. Brown
ygHgEsFESs,n ailer burtheH 100 tons or
sy ~ ~ about 500 bbls built in the
s1t'@9year iSIs, of good materials /;
and is afubftantial veirel fails well. and
sould be fitted for fea at very fmall ex
pence She will be fold on moderate terms
on application to mo. H. LADD & Co.
Who offer for faie her cargo, confiiing of
IS NJ boards
IA clear ;,
10 boxes white Havana fugar
S brown - - dec 10
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1819-01-06
Vol. VIII.
CONDITIONS OF rHE HERALD.

CONDITIONS OF THE HERALD.
The subscription is FIVE dollars per an
num--payable by town subscribers hall
yearly in advance.
Country subscribers (from the difficult
ty CT collecting at distance) will be cx-
pected to pay the whole year in advance,
or the time for which they subscribed, or
give responsible friend in town.
No subscription taken for less term
than six months. Communications, or
ders, sc. to be post paie. No paper will
oc discontinued (but at the discretion of
shc editors) until all arrearages have been
paid $3.50
Advertisements, not exceeding a square,
inserted three times for one dollar, and
twenty-five. cents for each succeeding in
sertion. All advertisements sent to the
Office without having the number of times
for which they are to be inserted designa-
ted, will appear in every paper until other
wise ordered.
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MANDATORY.

MANI II Az iORY5 e
King a. doors, below Wafhington-A
? ME- subscriber respectfully informs
!. q the public that he keeps constantly
for fate general aiIortmeut OF Umbrellas
and Parafols, manufactured or he belt ma
,terials, and by the firf workmen in the u
Mon. He ALTO keeps conitantly on hand an
a1ortment OF ivory and FLYER Mounting
and Silk, nitabIe for all deicriptions OF
repairs. w. Thole .hat want old frames
covered or otherwi!e repaired, will find 1t
their interef to call asabove.