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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-07
p..L1AnEsrARY PAPERS.


Rslsti-s to the Slave Trade.-A series OF
highly interesting papers, connected Win
the efforts of this country to procure the "a
BOLTON Of the Slave Trade, have been laid
on the table Of the House Of Commons
The following is summary OF these docu-
ments -
No conclusive arrangements having re-
suited from the conferences at London, the
, subject was resumed at Aix-la-C bapelle,
and Lord Castlereash, IN a despatch to
Earl Bathurst, dated Aix-la. Cbapelle, Nov.
2. states, that in the conference of,ae Gath
October. he opened to the Pienipoten,ia-
r;es the existing state Of the trade in slaves
and gave notice that he shOuie, on future
day, sabui, to them t"o propositions LIST
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We are requested to state that John Ian.
ton, esq. Of Prince William, is candidate
for the senate, to represent the counties Of
Fairfax and Prince William, in the place
Of John Love, esq. who has vacated bis
seat
We are authorised to announce Wi'llam
H. Fitzhugh Esq. of Fairfax, as CandI'
date for The next Senatorial district, COM
posed at the next election. of the counties
Of Loudoun, Fairfax, and Fsuqsir.
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this latter expedient, fa.ter myself that !
have made considerable impression in re.
moving the strong repugnanee which was
at first felt to the measure"
The result Of all these deliberati ons was
declaration on the part of The allied sove-
reigus, represented at congress, that they
would instruct their respective ministers
in London to continue the discussions upon
the subjec,-and Lord Castlereagh. in bis
last dispatch to the government at home,
dated Paris, December 10, 1918, says,
though Icanpot give hopes ofany imme-
diate progress, venture, nevertheless. to
indulge sapguins expectation, that if
the object be pursued with the same perse-
vesins and conciliating temper on the part
of Great Britain, which has already a.
cbieved SO much for the cause Of abolition,
/ the French government may be brought
at no distant period. to unite their naval
exertious withkhose OF the other allied pow
ers for the suppression OF the illicit slave
! trade, under the modified regulations SUBJ
| mitted for thi, purpose 10 the Plenipoten.
:. tiaries assembled at Aix-la- Chapelle."
London, Feb. 90.
The slave trade treaties were the sub
iect of some conversation in beth houses
last night. 10 the house Of Peers. the Mar
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having formerly brought it to his master as
a token of love from the mistress of the
young soldiers heart.
The body was disin:erred without delay,
and the valet, bearing it in his arms, return.
ed to his quarters he could not help re.
marking, as be carried this honorable bur.
then, that it was still warm: stopping a
moment to look at that face which had smil-
ed on him thousand times, he perceived
something like faint breath issuing from
the mouth. This circumstance created
new hopes, and the instant he reached
home, placing the body in warm bed, and
calling in medical aid, the wounded man
gradually recovered.
The first object De St. Civile opened his
eyes on, was the fond, the faithful domes-
tic, who bad attended him from his entrance
into life, and had now sDatched him from
an untimely grave. He remained for Sc.
veral weeks in languid state, and the city
was in the mean time taken by storm the
besiegers being exasperaled against the IA
miIy of the wounded captain, for the &C
tive part they had taken, with that mofe
than savage erocity with which civil wars
are carried on, threw the sick man from The
| window. Fortunately for Al. st. Ciyile
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NEW GOODS.


AS just received from New-York, and now op.
= 4 ened. an elegant assortment OF sessonsble
Go0DS. among them are :--Nankn and Canton
Grapes, Grape shawis. Merino hordered ditto, plain
silk and cotton ditto, fancy silk fiandkercliefs,
thread Laces. linen Cambrics, crayat M.slns, jaco-
net and null null Muslins; Sachsrii,.. b,ok anJ
ieno do ieur'd jaconet do, uuslin handkerchief
Ginghams; Calicoes; Psraseis; Umbrellas, &c. Sc.
all OF which will be sold very cheap.
Newport, June l6
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10 Jor oa"s
-. ~ ~ 'V-, H4&Es ST1s4rs VEWPoks.
X "n oay Clocks ant Time Pieces =
- o4'u @"u saver Watches
n;,,o .,d p,',-s s"s - ~ s-nsess
Plated. Hr,,acn,. .rJ r,,~t e.; -, p
P:sn,.hsa Tin T.s nj s,,s1s ~ Tvs
pr.ss ana r,s,sJ c"ra,.".'Ss o.. 1919 so"'
plated ana I,r;ssn.;s 500" os..,. 80,
pls,ed aud coc,ss,. csss Do~'' A''' ~'esn ross
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+ c: scHAffER. respectfully informs .,he L.
= dies and GensIenen OF Newport. add i,s Vi.
c."'ty that his second quarter viii commence on
eae 1ist OF June next. For furthcr parties ulsss
pssse 10 call aud see the Subscription naper. At
= Z. SnAws ONCE. No. llS. 1hsucs.sueet
Newport, May 25
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70 BUILDnRS.

The subscr'ber, res;den, Of Prcetowh, in the
state Of aIsssacbusctts, takes this method 70
inform the gsntemtn Of Estport and rs vicinity.
that BY application to him, they can be furhisies
With stone steps, of sII dmeGtjons, made Of the
nost able granntt; aIso stone suitable for tbe
.oundss'ons Of houses, or for sny ether purpose,
'or which grsnnei is used. lie so'ieis the patron
sge Of gen'Iemeu who are sbou' build, snd r.
port, for specimen og 's's work msnshjp, 70 we'll
+ ne material which be u<,s Letters directed 90
i.e care Of SronRIpcs < ysas1es, Prectoen.
~ reach the subscriber in the course Of the mail.
ID slI orders will te strictly and punctuaIIy ~
oded 60. s.ts PATRICK HAWEs
Newport, May 26, 1919.
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Flour, Tea, Moldsse,, ee,

lot Sale, OH Gafdh,s's wharf.
SO bb's- fresh Alsxana ID Elou,,
~ hhos Asw Crop Molasscs. first quality,
lsa bbss ship bread.
500 bushels X. l. Corn.
100 gun,sls Grand hank Goldfish,
lCO hbls new Nienhsden fish,
20O fish bb's, 50 kegs crackers. s,A
20 gin Cases, honey in tierces and deu,iolr,s.
N. u. Rum, by hhds. or barrels,
Connecticut Gin by the bbi. M i
Mess and prime Pork. Bacon and lard.
shoveis. Spades, Coffee Mills and Axes,
Fishing Lines, sils,ses US $1,000
:si.SO "A conslah, supp, OF Duponis Poedcv
disicsen, grains and Pa,cn, cut Nails assorted
Apply 10 JOHN II. LYON. 7
M.v 26. 1910
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GRAPES.


IDariefy Of snherior coioured C-ches.
Also. do. Black 60.
LEGANr ~ and 84 Grape sHAwLs, black
IL Sarsnctts, white do. black Levantne and
green do. cacoes. Ginghams and Dilni,ies, blue
Nanklns, yellow do. cotton Cashmere, Vest Pat.
terms, white & figured Msrseiils, white Jean, white
Cambrics, 4s9d 6s4 coloured do. black do has, ban
danna and madrass Handkerchief, black Barcelona
do. cotton bsmask. plain white cotton Shawls, DO
DO. Silk. de- sseamloom sl,irting Cotton, American,
do do Sheeting, do. India couons, white cotton
shawls With merino borders, do Iiaudkc schiefs, do
black damssk shaw,s. coored silk I,dkfs pins, sill
yer eyed needles. SCISSORS penkniyes, combs, lhn-
bles, bobbins, &C. &c
COTTON FLOSS,
3, 4, S, 6, 2 and 8 threaded, superior quality.
Lstew.ss--PlaIn and Gsur'd eno, book, India
book md 'Muris. sfusIins, jaconett and null Mus.
lin. white. q o,ed nd bia,s silk Gloves, Cotton
balls in boxes, assorted numbers, Cotton threads,
assorted colors, worsted quality binding, tapes, &c.
The abo.c Goods tor Sale, by
JOHN. DYRE,
A. M No.lo6, Thames streef, Nsulcrf.
jane is. 1919 ~
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u. = ' ~ n F'EzlNIE<tNI II, ,T--- M ~
WHEREAS. 1t The ixtt General Election, ho:der
atNewpors, Y LssnA r. foTrra a. of this tewn;
snd-a Mr. Hall, Of Portsmouth, q SHOULD ssy !.
through Indignantly more than soy desire to nub.
serve The public good,) were plss,ed 10 sssaiI ~
character. and make m opposition 4 my
asa Justice cf the Peace produce the (0lIbwjn2
certificates from men, who. for truth and xorsc,sw
are equal 20 any ID this s,ste%. 1hcy aso well acS
quAinted shh Mr. PorrsR md Inyss!f shall
they wAntony ssrersc charscsers, ~, wiling minpq
shalt BE- put TO the shall then see wnoso>
character for oosA'iiy. honesty, truth and nsrltySf
will bear the closest sctutiny. ,te. =,
To- n NAMrrpN LlLalBRiDck !. a
seuh Kirgstowd. Msaol$, 1919. 49,
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EEWPonTsSs IS C7eTFs 0Dfrf okpren'e 1releS9
- Courf, June i2fh 1919.
VXyHEREAs. Margaret Aiger. Of Nevpof', y
w the county Of Newrert, wife u william a
GER late. OF the came Ncvpovs. tailor. taS Din IA,
LOGGED Il, said Ofice her pet&ioo praying f0r re
sons therein stated that lhe oands of marrisees b<
'wes" her and hes said lsshand might Be dissolve
This d sherefofr, 70 give no,ic< 20 tie osid W.T.
liam Aieer % snresr Before shs sopre1oe 3odici>
Court tc - bo3dcn q Nevsoft. within snd fcr M
county Of Newport. on ~ foossh 1lopdsJ 81 Al
gust sext. and shaw cause " any he hath ~,
ihe pr,yer of her sid petition ought rot 70 =
eranted. HOLMES WEAVER, t's'k'
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H sSE3SlONS.
sI'.nfs 70 otgah 'nf AZ /r;ends and fAe kusH.
EuAI he has received va,c,y II su,rnrs
"oooss among tIe,n arc the following Al
Co'csd Csmbsics SIcvAnsinesA
f'gur'd mu'i M6sIins >tussripgs
Dim,ties .i4 t . t:..,,,, .l;,,1s .i, vs. ~
Corded Musiips aspan dina
Linen Cambries ~ t:,sl;sh Ian, AM. ~, ~. w
Ions L.was shSr, AZ Y n, 10 ~~'''''''~s
Furnnrcs \ french E,a ~ Y
CslicoeS ~ NV 2 p.r,so,s e. a. M NJ
t4ttH s.R W. .8LSO, y
lew it<ees Jet black Nankin I<vshtines. saA
general assortment OF sCouoa Yarn. American
Shirticgs, Piaids, Stripes, &c. s1
Newport. June q 81
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LoDI,0issi0ners' NoHt

L0TIl0iSSt0'7ers' N0f3Cf.
ME. the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Zion. Court or Probate, Cor iie town Of
'rverton. in the county Of Newport, commissioners
TO receive anG examine the claims pgsinst the Estate
OF LEWIS ALBERT. =. ~.
late of Tivcrton. mariner. deceased, Fepresented
insoivent; do hereby give notice, that six months,
from the date hereof is allowed to the creditors Of
said Estate. 10 bring in and prove theirrespectve
claims, and that shall attend for that purpose.
At our respective dwellings the last Saturday
each month, for the time Aforesaid. tt.
5ossSA nsSsAs pUnsss' oussss; ID cs~ai.ssasv,s.
All persons that arc. indebted 70 the Fxtssc Of
said deceased are called upon 20 make immediate
paymen: to
DAVID pURFEE, ,5driaisrassr
T;versoo, june z. 1879. (J16J
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On the 18Th inst. Mr.. ParssRyfp DAVIS. Of
Ssas' xms sssa to Miss HEuRsr1A BESav, Of
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V0sife IS hercby green, 81. (.
7V0a Tavern Keepers. and Retailers of spiri,uous
= liquors, hat they make Immediate application
to the. Town Clerk Tor Licenses. who viii report
their names to the Counci for their decision there
ou.-And that sil who neglect refuse to 10 the
same. will be prosecuted according to law.
ToteJ, That the above be published in both the
Newspapers printed in this town
;. By order eE Council.
JONATHAN, ALMy, Csnneii- Clerk.
Newport, June i2. 1919. .t
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Flour, Gin, &c.

-- !. bUFJICk & SUN, 80
No. rs, 7aames.ssveef, corner Of Banisfey's
rvharC--Have for sale,
$50 blJls. Richmond supcrine Flour.
10 hhds. and 50'barrcl- first quality GIN.
20 hhds. first quality retailing MOLAssEs.
40 boxes and IS barrels Havana brown SUGAR
Newport, June l6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06

uSnry. The price Of silver was moderate and
ptopoiooned 10 their wants. After the C.abi-
h,dn law, winch prescribed il, the same eHec,
Was ielt ~ ttU'ne as exists now in Turkey and
elsewhere. The tender values at a high price
ms rtSk ann hS Disgrace. The Gabinian law
ana oiherN otihc Ike KIND, had less IA view
me interest," otthe people, than their seduction
Every where the iacti0us make use OF The
same means. lie VINO during the Frtnch Re
soiutioh battered the multitude with share
on 'ht lands, aHd ouiy wished chateau tur
h.ih>vlf, suCccedbd.
80 Yes. every where. The church herself
irniN and hofrows. All Christian governments
hi'e laws authorizing usury ami lin it's rate. 1
nave h'd money" d un CanOniSte." man igid
pure, well informed, and since "a mariNr To ms
taith have pad him Cat least my mother
has) instead of five per cent. per ann, and he
'"""Sh' That interest sufficient. In this per-
S"dSi"h he onsht so to act tor, The law in
ming Tie ne plus ultra, did not mean 10
determine what one onsht, bnt what one
,n'ght exact. The law leaves and ought 20
iedve certain particulars ~ conscience.
W. IL IL entirely good action to icmd ,our
money 10 ano,her withouf interest hut one
readily perceives il to be an admoniiio7 ot reI-
gion aau not a civil law (Esprt dies LOIS An
admoDtIcu is not a command, but vi,,m II il 1n
agreeable. we must take delight IN complying
with IL.
So) HliVer Is the representative of value.
Inc only difference between silver and other
ihiL%s IL, that they can be let aud bnuYht
whereas silver is let bat cauuo; he bou,,ht
ihis dlherence !. mistake. Its easy to
perceive ti'at the author of the Splrit of Laws
was convinced OF II, hat he dared uut Openly
iniu himself up by an avowai ct his opinion.
There are errors winch We must moi attack
above board; III order to d,spel we must M
dermine them.
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Erfract Of n letter from au o9iser m b,ord NE
HorHet 90 his JrieHd in Mis Ciy, dsied Ne1
York, JHiy 30.
. have the pleasure TO inform YOU Of our
safe arrival AT this port, after passage OF II
days from CadZ.
= We have returned without the treaty's he
ing ratified. nor is II probable il ever viii he
Captain Read Jeff Madrid ON the 22d Juns
~ which tune tie Ministry were debating on
the subject.
The Marquis de Case Yruio prime Mi
nister,) was bduIshed from Spain with his Ia
mily, few days previous 10 our sailing on sc
count, IL is said, OF his being too warmly inter-
ested u our curse.
=" There is large naval force living Al Ca
diz, with Ia coo troops, destined, ii is said for
lie protection Of the Fioridas, and not for
Sonih America, as was originally contemplat-
ed. (DVbious.)
An action was fought off Cadiz abont the
l5ih Of June, between the Spanish government
big Nolunisrio, Of "a guns, aud ih" Bueuos
Ayres government brig Indepeudpucia Of IL
guns. wherein The latter was defeated The
V. has arrived ~ Cadiz, much cut ND. They
both tough; under The flag Of tie u states.
ne officers and crew (7Oin number. Of the
lac PATRIOT prva'Cer Constitution, Capt. Np-
pleion Meach (of BaliimDte) are az Cadiz in
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sustained and 10y these losses dividends
have been withheld; alj this being not
ONLY ielt, but anticipated, the stock has
been aud sill continues greatly depress-
ed. That the old u. ). Bank and The
state banks were IN the habit of discount
iiigacconoda'ion paper To large amount,
anu receiving a particular set of men as
endorsers tor each other, caunoi he deni.
ed that these banks were successful. is
equally true: bat the present state of the
AFFAIRS OF The universe did not then exist,
or those institutions would have been
distressed which only strengthens the
position that has been AIKEN, tor men who
are placed al the head ofmonied ius,iiu-
tons, should so conduc, them, as to he
prepared Tor any crisis, and II il hoped
that The present state of things will influ-
ence the appointment of directors, and
the management Of the funds as long as
we have banks.
Having tbus given my -uneuuiyocal
appreciation 10 the late measures of the
u. ). aud state banks i'm Withholding Oh
vidends, and endeavored In point out the
causes of the depression of state siock.
the writer had it in contemplation TO
have thrown out some hints IN relation
TO The relief which is required both 10
town and country but he has been COM
pletely anticipated by writer who Sims
himself Cir,s, with whom he concurs. that
we can only look to the general govern
meni, and ila, congress should at an
early period after the commencement of
ITS session take up the subject and au,ho.
riZc Il loan OF treasury warrants. " birbi, is
believed will have the most salu,arv eff
feet. AGRICOTA
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WASHINGTON, August Our reas
ders Will have seen, by The time HEY read
tins, That, by the latest and most au,hcu-
tic accounts. il'e TREATY wnh Svaip b,I
moi been ratified ON the 22d of June.
We are not among those who ar,scl,
great Importance 10 his NEGATIVE iptnr-
nation. Still less do We believe. ;h,t
Spain intends or desires Ia up,yok, =,
rupture with tins country. Tncr,. is No
motive which couid influence hcr 10 n,
so. That she l,dS seen with u,nriifc"iinn
pfNatccrS Swarning from our ruiis. and
praying on htr dcieuCciess commerce.
there can be hiile doubt: Lui ST.. as also
s'cn 'ndi HE government OF ,ht Unllej
N'aieS, sens NE of HE ruOrmiv Gf sucii
unlicensed robbery, has used i,> "a rlcf,s
10 pul stop 10 ~, q Is therefore yuI,Gtss
81 .inG encouraged such practice. -
Shr has seen too, that The f. OBJ, oftiiis
country, had ihe Government display ed
ihe SAME lnClnaii0n, have beer, v.ir
enough dispoSsdiO have Wrrsied The Fiuri-
uas ioni Spain, bS Weapon very diff
l'ithl from negoc!dtion aud la have la
ken ample Indemnify M MrAico. as y, il
as lluIida, for Spanish suuiisi!n,i,.. t,i. ,,.r
commerce. Eui ,hc alternative oI Mar
with Span has been cautiously aud -,
dul0usiy avoided and ircaiy hfs
been framed, IN cuhierGiy To n Nil
n!Stes's instructions, quiie rs ta,orabic 10
Srsin as she could lave expected. That
Treaty, under such cp,um>' ancrs. il il
scarcely possible size viii no, rainy.
II, alter ihis ,icw OF the s;ti,leci. neo-
pie Viii anticipate All intimate refusal
ioraiily Tie Treaty, lrt ,hr fact al ,he
promotion oi Don LUIS DE ONiS spcak
Tor itseit- II ~ Hni 10 BE- .ui,,,nsed
,hai the King of Spain would ,lrritc.
/" the highest ottlcr and iioI"Is H. las
SIi', Il tndn who had Just rcturucti from a
Foreign Mission, winch had result. a ~ a
ir"ail so odi"ns, that tie SONuvIcn i.:-
tended 20 reject II.
THAI Il few couricrS about he person
OF Tie kIng, interested ~ large grant,; IT
land IN Fion,ia, of u cate 100 late 10 be
recognized by the Treaty., vii exert
themselves Ia defeat lis roiihraIiuu Is
quite probable. We trust tn.X VIII at
tetly iaii: We hopeli, a. we delnccatr War.
"hlcb We believe, wuuli, >uUnyror later.
be ne inevitable consequence az a hrraci
oil iallh la tins instance on The part If
Span
Tile time limi,sd by HE treaty. within
which,, On ratification, Il $baA ~. ;. .tsuiOri-
~ hind both paglies, Is cugrsil!t report-
"a 10 be- SIX monil!s WHICH jeIa. tnl ex-
pre- about Tie 2ilh Oi inis mouth H. not
rdiii2d ur!ore Heat dav, ,he .uvrrl,t..crt
OF toe United States, OA It's part, ceases
Ia be huund by IT.
II Is proper 10 stale, thaI the private
'el'ers received IN tins city ifom Giad,d
give no redsoniO Surp"so thar The ,raly
Will not be daily raiiil,i [Naf.. f.t.
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To THE EnIrnn or nm rnnr1rnn

O., ~ Ut TIE ENVIIEER.-
SIf Under The belief that il Is yOur wish
to encourage Agriculture IA lar az ~ ts -,
your power, several OF yonr subscribers are
.nuhced 10 request that you would. rIrounh
me medium OF your widely circulated psprr
ih1he 'he enquiry where 4 few seed of the Guj-
tennessee made communication resnccti,,,,
Society in 1913. "''"'" ~
your compliance will oblige vonrs
c.,.. SUBSCRIBER.
-! should any Teodcrbe nble to gire the juCor-
beto'e the publc. '"'''' ." ''y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06

4 PLlliION viii he presented 10 tbe ntXt Ntrrria
Legislature for county TO me- ,sten Of - Inc
counties % Bah Hnie"nu and Nourue the seat al nus
hce 10 be located IN hc town of CoviHstou nearly OF
poslte The mouth 0f Euulop's creek 2G..v3v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06

r"r 's"ie, ihe H@u1cA Tract OF LqII,
1 very accommodating ;rrn.s.... lpriy ~ t,r az,
st,,. ~, = L. NO. >, hct!D "PpUsItr ibe 'nttet
--,.te, ran: InI> ~. i9..u
a
-" ""H'i'isvd has .ii"Nt,. CaT,yIs,Iit ,,,r ia,
r"ip"se oi pfaci,s'r" .tEGICiNE. AliappiIca,,n.
800 % "''h ii the line ms profession viii n.
rInl.Ptiy atenfrd TO. JOHN a. TKENT
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\ IitE....lt Is REQUESTED H.. ir ia Is ,, lie
"irn vino iItend L. AK co,es u yD .tL's ~ an
~ me settlement 81 tyg ina, 80 ia, be- ir,.
speedily a. P"ssihle ~ ~ GRAY pIIntyI K.,hu.,i.i
lac LdIt"T Iifotnts the Ubii. t1ai s,Cr a.. 90 ts
'"t pm"'cail"n were ssur0 NJ Lteu - ctru.t.:s
w procure complete e"rAof ias Lis 'JiJ,r.tt 80 a.
MAPS IA perfect pIeseT, a.iG.. 10 ti. 40 u, ~ -,
account Of Sugh's early Adventure, la ,,rious ,t, q
lhe ""iid, Eis lEr0tHeN PLOTS the wais ara rs, n
InIAs' &c "iHten by himself, si,Ie ui an.
clei' simplicity and sailaulTy. The addition q ls an
'he Hls"fb "iIG'utii1 proposed he published WIN
increase the expense alb Hy Ceuts or Tie SRI The
E"''' Is persuaded that every Literary Gentleman and
eNe'l Que VINO cbeTstts Smiths iCnlu;y as hYcor.s
an American, viii he happy 10 have M, a1iniua,
hi"'ltI AZ ms increase 0 expense. But si can .
Vei'Wte, tWihtSfIfg'tS, an ctalrr ~ the .,,s
CHilUn S'nt expression OF ihr u;ihc wish cu t sal,
Je't IS '"'ieu Tor VIII gentlemen Hl.o iavs sHrscgi;
"hopt some Welsntrs which vail ~ onre Il. the kt,4r
tue history wlth he adventures oC smith lfr.s.tt -,
communication "n ihis subJtC a1Tes,. so ie nm r.,
w W. GsAY, WIN he dnly a.tndedt'. s...s,
| NER. JOHN MORGAN ST: It, y0a c5e Q..f a. = =
~ hrDitamt ~ ms coaa'2on"'0tb, 90" .Ic aeye-
Oy "'tHed, that at tie horse plr 1-ca 5cJ BIZ J,
1d"gA as "a tuCSy" 81 PyahGfra faItf HAAS. -,
rue IhH ~ bci0tCT s'tf, aCiHGgn ne Eshys n ~ -
ctoch II ~. "HH TCA'sh J.. H., ara ~ ,.qfi1.,s
yFm" ""g 10 ddy ""fH CnhIG,f6d, iSitU fste ay D.
H""A'- 81 me Ho"se az I0tstU HfAeT il I'M. cum %,
| ~ F0Th0idR on fhe Sft HGyuJ Np,fHhey usff .s.
tn'e" re 1Vof 40 Y'CtDsh = %. aHG a'rf,it
~ ma s"C""f'"ne rum dVy 10 rHg t1flt rBwYiffC
Sgs Gff HePoEf'otS ~ re mouse - J0rsi L,ra-
ara " the county ~ POWh0fuH Oh thf Z.a2 IAN of
| Ihe sane month"; deftEeeH ChOHTS " In pcIrt 4
~. una "cf0cL y. ~, IN c0BfiHf. Jr0gt 0oy IN
HG2 ""fH c0mptCted sh0H foke afyasificJ,. M ,f
Uh's IRE ." "f f'a q" tiaeDcc IL 0S"t HD," 6FyeD
'"s ~ .hf S"pt''0y Court (h0Hcfry fer f4, A-t-
MChd +istrict !" Uhich sRt lam yiqi.tig a96 mn
sen, |0NeS FoySsf, Peter SWbifIf ifjtfHp, /Ccbcg.
franc" = frcher ant JohH uoohfrj0cf ere .c,c,l.
| proper. 1iVT1ONY D. OLFYI
! d~gWSt @. s,-sy,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06

'liCt'.. Il ioTrearn alt PERSONS from trading for
one DohG eSec",rd by nje to Adam, T. Ioi,r a.
,p'NIiS To about = f0J. aHa pay asr the 2jiL day ~
" St,,,nft io2h ais" One oth-f bond exceeded T., ,.
All ~, ~ % i"ir' am""nlns I" about y -, aud pA,
- ''e same ItC. as I am determines act 10 NAV
h." 'hi'i they have fuIly complied ~, rher cont1sc
C'att ITO. y. WATKINS,
u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-06

ENsCAPtDon ftidsy night the sch MT yAo,g4s ty-,,
= aTe", one Of the Iaie ri he ISrc.i,fojtf nc
Is dDOut 30 years of age between aud itet bipl-
Hds very long bla hGiT mdstachies his in
Is ppck marked stout and we'll uadr. lie cscap.d
h"h tie house on the Iivei in which with a,s
nipapiohs we're c0huued pione'o into he liver aud
swan i"W4 Ihs rockvtis IL Is expected that ne v,uid
make HIS wd' to Norfolk. The abOse rev I'D viii tie
pad on redeirefns hiufiutoih, cusieG, II tile mar
,ha. GFORnE J4Nts n Al quar-
Ter dHdTCu No0re, BGTSAal " me F0. plH
August1. % :,