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PROM A CoRRRspoNpENr.

Mogadore, Jan. is, Isl9.-The Poca-
hontas, Capt. Clark, will leave this town
aud enylrons quite healthy, no symptoms
OF The plague having appeared, that we
know OF, nearer than about 300 miles 10
the northward. The pIa es known here
TO be infected are Tangier, where, bv adj
vices received TO day, il was on The de-
clne-Teiuan. Larache, Meauimez. and
Old Fee. II rs reported 10 have made IFS
appearance at Rebat, but this has moi bees
confirmed.
Ills Imperial Majesty is at this date
at or near Morocco, some borsemen lav-
ing lett him on his route for hal city, from
Meqmmez, ten days ago. II is much To- be
feared, and scarce can be doubted, that
the injection viii soon make IFS appear
anCe IN Morocco, there being every rea-
son to suppose the contagion Is among the
troops accompanying Ills Majesty, which
are TO the number If fifteen hundred -
Should our approximations be verified res.
peciing MOrot CO il will in all probability
not long delay its appearance here, as our
intercourse wiib tliai city is very frequent,
indeed almost daily. Should il break out
here, is ravagPs viii undQnbicdly beveryI
! great as the Jews town and that part Of
! ile town inhabited by tbe poorer class oil
lie Noors, are oxirrmely crowded.
The scason has been universally IA:
I yorab'c iof tie ensuing harvest, he ramsI
lor long period having been almost in'
| cessani- More so, thaN has b en- knowT
/ Tor q nnnbvroiyears. Dr ae other hand
tbs l'cnsis la,carr u vast flights
| W. s"n'1 r aylsces, aud
: '# ha- >, may do mud
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CLAIMS AGAINsr spAIN

FOR TIE Floridas, The UnIed States are
!" pay our merchants a sum no, eeed-
ing h'e millions of dollars. The claims
10 ne adjusted and paid--viz.
Isl. Those under the convention of
= rrench spoliations, in Spanish, ports.
.. FOR damage OH account Of The sus-
pension pen OF The right of deposit at New
=. spanish captures, at sea, or in the
p !sna OF The Spanish Colonies, since
8: Other claims, from 1902 to The date
OF The Treaty. wlir h have been exhibited
to The Secretary of State, or 10 the Ame-
rican minister at Madrid, aud in which,
the lnfcrpositioR of the A mericap govern
ment is requested. Boston Go-
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institutions bond and security. in the ne
nal sun OF 100000, conditioned thattheir
property shall not be so removed, untiiihe
further order OF the Court, as TO prevent
he future collection ofthe tax, ifit should
be finally decided, that the law can ba
constituiimally enforced.
The court assumed jurisdiction. on The
ground, that an act Of Congress and The
Constitution oil the u. States were involy-
ed, and that, tho state may be affected
by the decision, il is not NECESSARILY. nor
IN fact, party.
NO opinion was given as to the consti-
'a'ionaify OF the U. States Bank, or the
I,sh' OF Stale to lax that institution, but
the Court decided, That the SLATE law.
t"hich IL dld no, consider as a measure of
taxation, but rather as AN ACT imposing
penalty, for doing hat law ofihe Uni
Yea States auiborscs,) being i'm conflict
WIN lawof The general government, the
la'Ier must prevail, until pronounced un-
CONSTITUTIONAL by the competent tribunal.
ine Court retired 10 late decision Of
.ne General Court Of Ky. in support of
tue uoctrine, that state cannot impose a
penaiiy on IT'S citizens for aching under a
I'd" ei The Y. ). twas stated 100. hat
no evii could lesulf from granting the in
Junction, until the decision of ihe S,,-
preine Court of the u. s. before when
me man esiion is NOW pendiay, AZ 10
'ne rSht OF stale 10 tax the II. 8. bauk.
should be known: since the state riri,,s
"oui'i remain unimpaired, ant, al The next
Term ofthe Court, the INJUNCTION would.
ed. "a, V.ss~'-
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ESCAPE FROM PRISON

PHiLADELPHIA, March i2.-YesIer-
Gay afternoon about five O'clock four of
me eonvicts confined in the Prison of
ms city, made their escape, by means
OF eAcavailng The earth from under the
foundation, and working up through the
pa.ement'--As they have on their con-
wei cio,hlng, or jail regimentals, they will
no doubt be soon apprehended.
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DONESTTC,

APPoINTMENTs BY THE PRESIDENT.
Wiiiiam Bo'aet, oi Aialapa Territory,
Recover 81 Pahlic Monies Tor lands -
lhe United States al jsckon ceaii
hop~e.
'y,a0pgabg Barton, 81 tiocr Regis.
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THE GENERAL ERECTION


In New Hampshire will be on Tuesday
next, 18th instant.] The governor
Council, Senate, and House of n epresens
iaf,ves, will doubtless be demoeyatic. as
well as the whole delegation TO Congress
me federallsts having made no nonli-
The event.-Some division amopo the
Democrats in this neighbourhood exists
WIN respect TO member If Congress
ana Slate Senator,-Wm. Plumer. ir. and
George Long, are rival candidates for
congress, and Join Langdon, ir. and
Ieorge Long Tor Senator They are all
ae"accrafs, and we confess we have no
choice among them. (Po,rs. Oraele
-. Z. Spencer: who received a plurality
oIvoies at the late trial, in the Legislature
OF Ne~ York. 10 elect Senator in CONGRESS
toSncceed MIR King, has publicly decIin-
office. 'or iHal
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Lntegesting end Tnpo,tam Dccision.

LExINeToN, K Feb. 27.-The Circuit
court oftbe u. s. for this district, afaspeci
al session in this Town, after an able argu-
ment by Messrs WickIiHe and Barry, m
behalf Of the u. States branch banks. and
the Attorney General, Mr. Blair. on the
part Of the Sergeant oftle Court Of Ap
pFsIs, yesterday granted an injunction, 90
siay-iill tie ncu regular term Of he
Court, in Ma, all proceedings under az
aci Of the !, gislaiure for imposing Il laX
% The offices Of Discount AID deposit At
ihe Dnic6 states Bank 10 i'8a 'r,c
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ter of the Land Office al Jackson court,

ter of the Land Office al Jackson cour,
house.
Charles s. Cosby, of Louisiana, Register
cfthe Land Office at ST. Helena.
Fmf,rar Skiprith, of Louisiana, Receiver
OF Public Monies for Lands OF the Uni
ted States, al ST. Helena.
FRANCIS ADAMS, Esq. Of Alexandria,
is appointed by the President and Senate,
10 be Consul of the u. S. at Trieste.
The President has, by proclamation of
the ID instant, recognized JONATHAN
SWIFT, Esq. consul of The United King
dom. OF Portugal, Brazil and Algarves,
Tor the District OF Columbia. [Ai. Gaz.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-05

From the London Times, .apri' Is.
The Paris journals received yesterday
announce the confirmation of the rGmour
which we have already noticed, respecting
the timely discovery of plot to carry of
the Emperor of Austria by poison. This
plot was to have been executed at Rovigo.
More than Zoo persons have been arrested
in consequence. We see with regret, that
attempts are making, even at this early Pc
Rod of speculation, OH the autherslsnd mo-.
! tives OF the crime, TO charge it on The
friends of liberty in general, because The
sect of Carbonari have so much vanity,
or SO much hypocrisy, as TO class them
selves amongst the number If so, there
never can be a political offence, whether
perpetrated OF intended by any man or
any party, that may not be turned into an
engine of oppression against the con'mu-
nifty at large. Supposedhe Emperor of Aus
Fri, humane and upright as he is. should
actually have fallen victim to worthless
band of conspirators, ought it to be endur-
ed, that the feelings and habits, the
wishes and rights, and claims of the whole
body of his Italian subjects, should be sa-
crifced to the mean and foolish policy OF
treating them as a people of assassins Ii
there be grievances to redress in Italy, or
=
disconients to remove, or even prejudices
which call for indulgence, the Austrian
government must be utterly infatuated, if
it fail to unite, by all generous means, the
affections of people SO recently and so
reluctantly yielded 10 its unlocked for do
ninion. The Italians. particularly those Of
the north, have made powerful advances
within twenty years, both in The arts oflife,
andin the knowledge Of their political in
terests and duties. The upper circles ofso-
ciety throughout that country contain some
Of the most enlightened men in Europe.
High and low, they have much addicted
themselves to the cultivation of national
spirit. They ought not TO be, they cannot
be, governed on the same principles. as the
German part of the Austrian empire. The
cabinet of Vienna should look to this in
time. We are assured, on the grave au-
thority of the Gazette de France, that MIR.
: Canning and the Duke of Wellington are
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-05
BURNS AND MOORE,

Perhaps the most Gathering compliment
ever payed to the genius Of Burns, was by
his brother poet Moore, who in letter to
Ssr John Stevenson. on the national melo.
dies ot Ireland, says, if Burns had been an
freshman, land would willingly have gi.
ven up all our claims upon Ossian for
him, his heart would have been proud Of
such music, and his genius would have
made it immortal
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-05
FISH, FOOD FOR SHEEP.

Abiding to The eastern project OF feeding
sheep on fish, or refuse behring's. alewivcs,
&c. an Albany paper enquiries, "How are
The sheep TO pick out the bones?
1t has been discovered that the gang of
counferfeters who some time since literally
inundated New Orleans with one hundred
dollar notes of the Louisiana Bank, have
also put into circulation, at that place, FIVE
dollar notes "fthe Bank of Orleans, which
have been transformed into fifty dollar notes
by inserting with much skill and ingenuity
an after the s, and by altering Gin the boz
dy of the note) the word five into the word
UW.-They are represented TO be so ad.
mirably exeruted, that the journals of ORE
leans, recommend it as matter of precau.
ton to have all notes endorsed previous to
receiving them.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-05

Mr.. SEowDEy,
Inland you The annexed sketch ,,,,.
from the National intelligencer OF las, eve
ming, with request tha, you viii publish
IT Tor The ediication of some OF the fair or,-
OF this our town, who are quite as fond .,
those Of any other town whatever Of ,alk;,,
| on the subject adveried to.
1t is good thing, and can assure yo,
from my own experience, very applicable
10 this little town.
From, the Weekly Magazine.
SKETCH OF MANNERS IN -
now intend to make some remarks INN,
the daily observations relative 10 mc,cb,,
Not matches made with sliyered .d;, no,
and birthstone, or matches made in beaye,
| but such matches as are made eye,v d.v
here on earth by every bvdy exec D, The mar.
ties concerned.
1t is well known that the female mind is
never occupied upon any subject SO com.
pletely as upon the $40 ect OF match.ma
Sing, You will agree ~ the truth OF tbj,
remark, am sure, il you ever visit the Ia.
dies; tor you may and will always here
this SUBJECT introduced in every circle com.
posed OF females, into which you may have
the felicity OF being admitted. Now, if a
young fellow is seen going to church with
agiri by female acquaintantance Of he or
she, it is instantly reported that he is court
ing she, or paying attention to her-or-
ne visits her-or-keeps her company, &c.
DC. DC. Now, the parties who assent TO
and spread this tale, know nothing about
the affair. Why, sir, happened to call
upon Miss Tiffany las, Sunday. and, out Of
mere clvility, waited upon her to meeting
and, believe me, sir, on the Monday eve
ming following, heard it pronounced in
three or four different houses, where CALI
ed to stop moment, that | was paying al
tenton to Miss Tafany. Now, sir, so lar
am from any such intention, that always
wish the d. had Miss Tsffany. and many
other Misses that wait upon and some.
times see home an the dark. And ] write
this mt rely to let the girls know that man
may accompany girl to meeting in the
day time, and even to night lecture, with
ont- marrying her immediately.
Here may be inserted by each reader
the name OF The town or country in which
he resides.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-05
Baltimore, June 8.

Capt. Dexter Of the schooner William at>
rived hast evening, states, that the markets
at Port ~ Prince were very low and over
stocked, except the article OF Lumber
which was in demand. Coffee was 10
market in considerable quantities, but the
many purchases, particularly for the En-
vopean market) kept the price up, and j!
could not be bought for less than SO soils,
which price was expected to continue tor
some time.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-05
.. - L. % L. y, 9
roRsIaN NEWS.

Continued from the BALTIMORE federdt Re-
: publicoa, rereiped per hohaak, frons
LiUerpoot.
liverpool, April94.
SIR,
With the exception ofsome little demand
Tor export, the cotton market has been in
Eery depressed state throughout, the week,
and lover prices have been submitted to-.
Bowels, Of inferior quality, have been sold
at lid and middl,ng fair, at I'D. Good cot
ton offers from I2id to l3d without finding
buyers, (excepti il small quantities to spin
ners) and we reduce our quotations accord
insly. The sales of the week amount about
$3.50 bags, and consists OF 80 Sea Island,
2s Id 2s sd 10 IS for extra fine Buffers
St. Simon's 10 stained, I5id l9d e3i0
Bowels, lid 13d 800 Orleans, lsid a
hid; 1880 Pernambuco, l63d 1870 7oo
Bahia, I'D l6Bd; Isoo Maranbam, i6d a
i6id; 10 Surinam, l9d; SO Surat, 8id Cd;
$50 Bengal, 6ida It'd per lb.toi which
about 700 bags have been taken for export
say 500 Bowed, from lid l2ad; 100 Or
leans. I3d; SO Pernams, lSsd; and 50 Ba-
hia, l5sd in bond. A few parcels have
been taken on speculation, among which
are $50 common Pernams, l6li the remain
der has gone to the trade.
The public sales Of plantation sugar this
week consist of 500 casks Demerara and
500 casks Jamaica, the whole OF which
cent off at former prices, with the excep-
ZION Of brown descriptions, which are Is
ner cwt lower; the sales by private have
h,.n very ipsonsider.b.s. 700 bags Ben
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-05

coon to be called to tie head Of new ( Eng
lish) administration.
The tobacco monopoly has been sane :
toned for seven years to come, by ma
jority in the chamber of deputies. Of l40
votes to 70.
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From the New. York Goz rite. .Juns I.

from the New. York Gas,tfe, Jpns1.
Extract of letter, dated Batavia, gath Of
Dec. 1918. toa gentleman inthis city.
I'VE take occasion to advise, that the
last sale OF Coffee by the Government, con-
sisting OF 10000 peculs, which took place
the l2tb inst. went off with much spirit.
commencing at a63 dolls. and ending at IS
per pecul, at which latter price about 20
Is lets of loo peculs each were sold.
"There will be another public sale Oh
10000 peculs next month after which but
little mere can be brought forward until
the new crops begin to come in, 10 Ap'
aud May.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-05
THE AMERICAN FLAG.

The AMbnIChN rLNus
When Freedom, from her mountain heigh,
Unfurl d aer standard TO the air.
She tore the azure robe OF night,
And set the stars Of glory there!
She mingled with its gorgeous dyes
The milky balric of the skies,
And striped its pure celestial white
With streakings Of the morning lights
Thea, from his mansion in the sun,
She call d her eagle barrier down,
Ard gave into his mighty hand
The symbol of her chosen land.
Majestic monarch Of the cloud!
Who rear'st alott thy regal form,
To hear the tempest-trumping loud,
And see the lightning driven,
When stride the warriors ofthe storm,
And rolls the thunder. drum of heaven!
Child OF the Sun ! TO thee It's given
To guard the banner Of the free,
To hover in the sulpher smoke,
To ward away the battle stroke,
And bid its blendings shine afar,
Like rainbows on the cloud ofwar,
The harbingers Of victory!
Flag Of the brave !! thy folds shall fly,
The sign of hope and triumph high'
When speaks the signal trumpet-tone,
And the long line comes cleaning on,
Gre yet the life blood, warm and wet,
Has dim'd the glist'ni'-g bayonet,)
Each soldiers eye shall brightly turn
To where thy meteor-g lories burn,
And, as his springing steps advance,
Catch war and vengeance irou, the glance
And when the cannon-mouthings loud,
Heave in wild wreatbes the battle shroud,
And CORY sabres rise and fall,
Like shoots of flame on midnights pail!
There shall thy victor-glances glow,
And covering foes shall sink beneath,
Each gallant arm that strikes below,
That lovely messenger OF death.
Flag Of the seas! on oceans wave
Thy stars shall glitter Ger the brave,
When Death, careering on the gale,
Sweeps darby round the bellied sail,
And frish,ed waves rush wildly back
Before the broad-sides reeling rack,
The dying wanderer of the sea
Shall look at once TO heaven and thee,
And smile to see thy splendors fly,
In triumph, Ger his closing eye.
Flag Of the free hearts only home,
By angel hands to valour givens
Thy stars have lit the welkin dome.
And all Thy haes were born in iieven!
Forever Goat that standard sheet
Where breathe the foe but falls before us
With FREEDOMS SOL beneath Our feet,
And Ere dom's banner streaming Ger us
CROAKER & co.
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Nsw- York, May 81.
PROM CUBA.

Capt. Bartlett, OF the brig Charlotte, was
at Havana on the l9 inst. at which time the
reports which had been prevalent of The
cession OF Cuba had entirely subsidized and
the fact Of the cession was not now credi.
ted by any body there.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-05
SATURDAY, JUNE S, 1919.
From the Nsw- York Eveniag Post, Nay Is

From the Nea- York Evening" Post, Nay %.
Sir PhilipSi,lney. said, as Addison tells
Us that he never could read the old ballad
of Chevy Chase. without feeling his heart
beat within him, as al the sound of trum-
net. The following lines, which are TO be
ranked among the highest inspirations of
the Muse, will suggest similar associations
In the breast Of the gallant American Of
Gcer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-05

Continued from the BALTIMORE Federal Re-
pubiicoa, received per .I'ohouk, Jro"s
I.iuerpooi.
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Cos Brazil Sd SIS I; Trinidad 50 1oos
--Csrraccas loo Hos.
Logwood, per ton.--Jam. u a u IS !;
Hon. and St. Domingo II 8 a II 10 Cam
peachy 81 81 10.
Fustic. Brazil Al los 81 os--Jam. u
o. a 81 os Spanish com, 6 los z Us, -
Cuba 10 Os II os.
Nicaragua wood, large and solid, PSI
os 27i os-large and rough, IA os Is os
small, I2 os l5os.
Barwood Angola, 8Eos 81 os--Gaboon
6 los os.
Saltpetre per cwt. 36 os DO os.
Mahogany. per foot--Honduras, l5d, a
l9d-Cuba. ISd. God St Domingo, God
a24d.
Pine timber, per cubic foot--American
none.
HIDES per lb-West India, dry. 3D. a Cd
-Buenos Byres Sid a Bid Brazil, dry.
Cd lid salted, Aid sd, &
Tallow, per liz lbs--Brazil, 7ss IDS
Russia. Y. C. 72 73s.
Palm oil per cwt. 50 54s.
Rice, per cwt.-Carolina, new in bond,
25a 2ss; old de- Eos a2s !; Brazil. none;
E. India, IA 22s'
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u the es'Hw,ng exquisite liuss. the reader cam
- 20 reoogn"c it, 2enins aud fade. oI ihos. Moo,
va" IS the aisth my Spirit seeks
Through cold reptopf aHd sianaeT's b!isLt
haS SHE loves roses on her cheek
Is hers "a ~" y: this worlds liehtl
No --waa and san, Ia iiilJa, ght PRAYER
Aie ibr i.al- in',hsuf heI ttcSe
~ Tat unrs a tigIi hr t1rie,
ils heIm - AIhdivd trUn above.
chose -nt her, ny soG!'s elect.
f'n,n itnse Who seek thtir Makers shrine
IN gems aad -a5:1ndS richly deckth
As1t themselves were thiugs divine.
NO. ht.Te" but family warns the ht4ast,
td'' heats beneath u 't;U,dereG vrii;
IN he 'h" comes "a s'iicrhs vet
~ n'o"c" her nailty, stiii is nh;
NOT 50 tie titcd f"rm / prize
Ant 'nsr because its tipn,u is zone.
ne ~ ~ those s2intri eyes
Is all tAc sr5cc hei brow puts Oh
Anh meet WIS h-autl's dawn ga bright
ohioIehinc, as Tia; fITn,'s decay,
Winch. likr tile atai's trembling light
IL hulj lus;rs wears avn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09

4 coramiltec, appointed for the purpose, has
lately published report. giving statistical
view OF The ciy Of Detroit. According 10 this
rrpOri IL is situate iI Forth latitude az deg
- min. on ihc northeastern bank OF the river
DeirOit, nine miles distant from Lake II
Clair aud ~ miles frsm Lake Erie. The
present population, exclusive of the garrison
~ lilo; OF whom $50 are whSp males IL;
females. aud 40 free people ct color. The
buildings are ~ dwelling houses, and 1871
sietes and shcp,, and public buildings Of
which 81 weye erected dur,He the past year.
There are two catholic aud one protestant
ciersymcn, II atlOrides al las, , physicians
aud surgeons. 3 lisitnc t0fs OF The English
Fteuch and Learned Languages TO SrhoIars,
aud ia mechanics HE vane ct exports
during tie past year was S 6J,55O-ImpOr,s
s I5GIi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09
AsTONISlIENG FACTs

In The year 1911, the first steam boat, TO navi.
waite the western walters, was laurrhed at PITS.
burg Ohio There are nov. i'm fulI tide of snr
cess. on the Mississippi & It's tribuiary streams
Mi,tyoae sieambodis. and thirty more are
building, and nearly completed, for the same
navigation. Allowing each boat to make three
voyages ~ year 10 n. Orleans, AT the present
rdtes OF freight and passage, the income of 81
b0a's - estimated at the enormous sum Of
$ $4,000 per annTui What a world OF
industry, euteTPrize, activity and productive
IeSS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09

CASE or srURCgS Ws CRowNfNSBfELp.
We have been favored with the prtusai Of d
letter received by gentleman ~ ihe bar ~
this cts from Washington dated the 2jth Feb.
stating thc sub, taDce OF ibc opinion Of ihe ~.
prone Court Of the United 5talVs iii the above
case which is as iOlloWS
Discharges under state insOlvenl Laws
exempt ihe body Of the debtor from impfison
meut but Ms property subsequently acquired
j. liable 10 las creditors o. lie Othor words
the contract u discharged az To thc person
butuet ~ 30 iiie future estate Of the rarity"
ii is further decided, that uatil Congress act
upon ihe subject the states may pass iuso.
vent or bankrupt laws. which, however. can
have no other effect than above stated but
may BE- beneficial ~ putting Az end 80 the
partial dispositions Of property, which nOw
operate so severely upon ihe great MASS OF the
creditors of those Nho tail Among rs
This 8, al that has vet been settled npou This
Interesting subject. Gentlemen Of the pr0fes
ion viii petce g t5ai -aany points remain Tor
discussion,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-09
LYNCHRUKG MARBLE.

THE subscribers having pnt their xr6ie nil in ope
iatioa, aie prepared TO execute with skill and dis.
patch, orders Tor chimney inantles hearths, steps,
tombsioncs sills, &c. &C. The mill is situated the
bank OF James river orders therefore from Richmond
petersburg and Norfolk, be led al little eXpence OF
freight
This tits believed, is the first and only establishment
e1 the KIND in virginia aud The citizeus have
an opportunity Diminishing themselves with these
u ndorilanentaI articles of ne quality, the produc
lion of their own state, The proprrtors cannot but i'm
dulge hope that they will liberal encouragement
P.S. Quarter who eau come we'll recommends
will receive liberal wages.
YeIEack Christopher S Jordan 1athony.
Lynchburg, Sept. 10. l2..is