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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-12
Forty Dollars Reward.

Fer experimenting anc iecurIng IN any gaol IN
the United States, 70 that ! get him again,
Negro # B NER;
LIE is a fout, &rong, and active fellow !;
1 / uuderRands plantation bulnefs we'll and II
good fhoemaker; be is about 81 years old,
about feet or 10 inches high be has fome
old fears from whip which lie received feven
teen years ago for running away he has been
my property ever fncc and | do not recoile9
that he has ever been corrected Gnce, although
often defcrved it; nc has a mother in Fauquier
county, Virginia, the property of MIR. John
Bronaught, and Z have been informed he vas
feen on the road eDqu;ring for faid place, with
PATS letting forth that he was fee man, and
my name affixed to fome of them, all of which
are forgeries; and will give a farther reward
of Forty Dollars to any perfon that will inform
me of the peflon or perfons guilty of the forge
ry, provided they are convicted Of the fame.
The above layc went off 2Sth Julys 1905
THOMAS WEST,
One mile from Alexandria
AuguR Ia. d
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Auguh II.
Leonard Town Races.

rT@HE Leorasa-7oeun 1oeAey- cLsb RACES,
are the ! 9TH and 10Th of Ottooer next. -
The frf days is for FORTY GUINEAS, and
the feconi for TWENTY GUINEAS,. agree
able to the rules OF faid club.
By order,
E. ]. WILLARD. see'y.
huruf IS. eaw7t
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public @aIe.
On FRIDAY next,

ON FRIDAY next,
,,,,ock, will be fold at the Vsndae Store
az r u NJ
~. and bis. Ercach Brandyin pipes,
Gin il pipes and bis.
, SlIan and Apple Bandy in bis.
S.r,, il hhds. tierces and bis.
s;;: IS , ,s, s ss:s and '''.''
p,;sn, in kegs, boxes and jars,
F;r, in kegs and trails,
as..o,. Ware in crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.-ALso,
A Variety of DRY GOODS,
among which are
Cloths, Coatings, Kerfemeres,
nnHs,, Plains, Kerfcys, Negro Cotto0s,
S.,r.,. EIafficks, blue FREEZES,
C,smaacoes, RulIcls, Yarn Stockings,
Ciu,ses and Callicocs,
Idh Linens, Sileia do.
0soaburgs and TickIenhurgs,
Mp,liu and Muslin Handkerchief,
Iodi. Muslins and Table Clothes,
Qandanna Handkerchiefs,
Colourd Threads, Hats and snndfy oths'
Muclss ;,
Philip G. Marfellsr.
Dec To-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-12
FOR SALE,
IN PRINCE. MILLIAM COUNTY,
Neabico Furnace, and It's APP
pendages, with 4 or 5000 acres
of Land adjoining,

u =
nj EAR the town of DamEries, and within
IN four miles of the Potomac, The ioii is
generally adapted TO the produce Of fmal gain =
and, if too comfortable for one purchaier, will
b.: laid of IN lots iutyablc for fmali farms. A
dcic.iption OF the land is thoughs unnccefaTy, as
tholc willing to puschafe will, no doubt, htft
view it. The paymeats required will be oae-
third cath, and the balance in two annual initial,
ments, to be (ecured by mortgage on the land,
and no deed will be made until the Taft payment
IS complied with. Any pctfon wifhing TO pnr
chale, may know the .efms by applying to Mf.
7bomas T. Page, living near the preaites who
is fully authorized by me-, to fell the whole or
any part.
John Tayloe.
Monnt Airy. AuguR "a Gym
". B. A valuable Nine Bank, In
Maryland, may be hal with the Furnace.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-12
e. r E NJ 0 Y a L.

8. The lublcriber has removed his
A ,.l conhtiog OF Ha,duqre, TO the houfe
e,.., occupied by J'mes Raiiel, in Fairfax
,sbs... t door TO MeHrs. Jaarsy and Lloyd's;
s,o.. y VIII keep a complete aaortmeat of the
gns Goods, AMI genersi siIos mens of Ba,.
1'etrleh Bljfcred, and Gsymaa Steel.
As,na o. P. Finley.
% dzR
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08
9ortof

Monday, AbrH Arrived brig Reward L. Sawyer, mal-
CT, 80 days from Francois MART Left St. Perres brig
Hannah, captT MLean; fail IN days for this port
Schr Aurora Warren, from Plymouth so days paage vef
fe, eakyeft Port Royal Feb 10, flip Hero Farley,
10 fail in about 20 DAYS; touch of the lalt Hands
and then for Newburyport SooP Eliza Colby of Newbu-
ryport, fail in Is days At hobart, brig Union Lincoln
10 fail in days for N YorkAt Trinity, brig Rufus King
Of Bath, fod-brg Truxton, Leighton Bottom, fail foon
At Nyran, chr Far-Lad, SnSv, of Portland fail in
daysAt Francois fchr Saucy Jack, Fet, Of SaIem iii
days brig Irya Whitney, Of do in Sdays-At St. Thorn
as, ip Combs Of this port, for New Orleans in 10
days.-lchr. Lucreta, Blanchard Of n Y. in days.
Wednesday, A1rR8-Arrived nip Cumberland capt Blake
IS days from cape de Verbs
February II, Left at Bonivela, lip RuiTel, Allen Of
NewBederd, bound round Cape-horn ihp Hero Ray
NewYork, TO fail in days; chr Columbia, Woodbury.,
of Newbury. SpokeMarch ", lat %, So on IS choone
Two Brothers, Oft Long land, so hours from BernuGas
bound Turks Hand March 90 lat 50, Is Ion. 7o-Shp
Maria, Jackton, days from Rhode Hand bound the
Crooked Ile oath. lat 81 Sc, ION p so, brig, Free
man, days from ~ York, bound the Weit-Indie April
10, leagues s b. z from Cape Elizabeth, fch Ann Mer
rI, for Norfolk.
Friday-Arrved brig Fame. capt. Hunt, 50 days from
Cadz.
HtE5 kff a. C4E= Ftg. I4th.-Brg Warrington Davis
fchr. Fanny, Smith, of Provulown, for Boaon, fail
10 days brig AmPhon, Blanchard of Portl and
to fail loOn Deninaton unknown ;-Ichr. --, Of
Plymouth, Walhbourn, from Phiad Jun arrived --ihp
Jsia NlckerY of Norfolk and for Norfolk brig Ju-
Ian. Wbour of and for Norfolk ;-ihip Reward, Moul
ton, of and for NewSuryport TO fail IN days -;
brig Betty Ropes, Of aad for Salem ready for fa hp
Thames, Perry Of NewYoEk ID. Liberty, Singleton,
OF Philad. Do. Sally Porter, of anI for Baltimore do
-, Taylor Of and for New-York many others
names unknown SPoKE. March z6 lat. 81, long u,
the Brig Polly, Capt Roberlon, OF Portland, from Alex
andria Z DAYS out for Cadiz April & in the fouth
Channel fchr Beaver, capt, Joleph Brown, Of NewbU-
rYport, from PaGAmaquaddyr for Philad.
Sunday, AprA ARRIVED brig Hannah T. MLelan,
man.r g days from ST. Pieres Mart-Sailed in with
brig Enoch, Doane for Boron fchr. Federaif, HUT
jngs fer do.-SPoke, March "a lat ~, g. long 81 g.
brig Thruih, Smith, from Halifax for Jamaica i-March
s, lat 90 SO, long IL brig Fame, from NewburyPort
tor Jamaica, days out. April of Nantucket louth
Goal brig Equator from Demarara, Bston 20 days
cut Apri 5, fouth ihoal s. w ditant leaguas chr.
Beaver Brown, from P.Gamsquaddy for Philadelphia =
Left St Peires. fhip Hercules Parlous, of Newbury
port for St, Barts and Europe brig Fair Manhattan
Salter, oH and Tor New York brig e, capt. Drum |
mond, for Bolton, in weeks ;--Wiam AMI Martha, |
Smith. for Bottom, in days ship Paragon, fer New
York, in 10 days
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08

HE Subicriber hereby gives public
notice to all Concerned that he has been duly ap.
pointed and has taken upon hmie the ,rua Of executor
OF the lat will and tehament Of
SAMUEL SHERBURNE.
lare OF Prospect in the county ct Hancock gentleman
deceSle by giving bond law directs. He there
reques al PEI lons who indebted the lad DC
ccalcds eate make immediate Paym5n and lhofr who
have any demands there on exhibit The fame Tor ette
ment TO
GEORGE SHEREURNE.
P'g9e7, Sisrab a3 1896.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08

We congratulate the friends of our fate gov
ernment, aHd Of our preient worthy Governor,
on the reiult OF this election. Never were their
enemies more actNe.and their expectations more
fattermg, than in this confetti The diRria
Of Maine was particularly the obiea of their in
rigue. end the Taft refort of their hopes. here
they calculated on democratic, majority of four
or five thouiand; prefaming no doubt that
their candidate being native Of Maine, would
alfo tend to influence the electors. But the
free yeomanry of the difrct roie fuperior to in
nigue or partial conGderatons, and have iuRlv
'diiaPpointed the hopes of the revolutionary par
T,-rhc following are the returns, 70 far as we
have heard -
VOTES FOR COvERN0R--Ix MINE.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08
RarnitO,

In tins town Mr.. Samuel Lord, merchant, to Mis- Al
RI Thomas
In Falmouth, Mr.. Curtis Chute, OF Windham, to Mis-
sukey Moves Of the former place.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08
BOLD RANGER.

THAT beautiful HORSE. called the
A BOLD RANGER. will Rand this feafsn az the
liable of ALrxANprR MLELLAN, near Robin & L1rf5fsyf
ltore AZ GsyB1 Cyrer-at Two Do lars and FIFTY Ceuts
the fngc leap and Five Dollars for the f5ston and to
variant 4 Fold price that may be agreed uPon-P9r-
ger full bocded Englih he K, ten years old this
fpring and was fred by that noted HorI- called the
Traveller, who was imported by Dr. CraiggY- of Cam
bridge near Bottom. Traveller undoubtedly one OF
the ben Horfes that was in Ntv-FnEand Ranger
dam was fine large breeding and her dam 7' III
imported # good iize. Ranger iaree Hore'
fxeen hands high, and we'll made his colour Is beau-
tjful brown bay 4 Colour much e'teemed by the hct
ud es Ranger has proved himef 70 be very certain
Hore and perhaps there IS no horie can be found ~
this part or the country equal hIm FOR beauty and
fze. ANY gentlemen dipofed to improve the breed Of
the moi urefu animal III the world, may oal and Tee
him and then Judge for hemieves Rangers Colts com
monty grow large and hndfome and when nj Tor MAJ
ketscomma nd the higheh prIce-as may be proved oy
nurber that have been fod in the vicinity Of Wolfsho
rough 10 New Hanphrs were he mas hetn kept for
the moR part Of the time for fev-n years Pait. Any
genteen who may peac bring their Mares 70 the
Bold Ranger ha have particular intention and he
fncere thpnks Of a. ADAMS
GorE7g Csraer, b4zrl5 20. 1893. f1
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08
GOODMAN q SWAN.

M. 3, Ugisn R2z0, 4. Have sy Sac,
II Bales of INDIA GOODS, confiRing
of BAFTAS, AAMOODYS, COSSAHS,
BOURBOURN CURRAHS. NOW SAN
NAHS, SAUMS, and other white eottons.
BLUE GlLLA HANDKERCHIEF
BAND AMMAN, SOOTY, ROMAL, and
RlNGA, dito-BLUE CLOTHS OF variou,
kinds.-CHINTZES Of various kinds Some
bales Of aForted goods--all OF which are entitled
10 ceteatuIe and certificate.
Also,
90 Cafes OLIVE OIL, in prime order.
"A quantity of ROLL BKlMSTONE, s.
German STEEL.
also,
ENGLISH & WEsT-1NDIA GOODS,
as ulual.
Portland, I9rR g.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08

fridays Palladium cont-ns returns from
1913 towns, viz 2 in Suffolk, TWENTY-FIVE towns
in Efex, 81 Middlefex, SO HamPihire, = Ply
mouth, "a, BriRol Earnlabe, z Dukes 43
Worceter, Berkfhire, Is Norfolk.-which
give Gov. STRONG, 22,4o6-Mr. Sullivan,
i8,r35-Fetleral majority, 4, 33I. In Bottom
the votes wer,:, Gov. Strong, 2, 5S7 MIR. Sui
Ivan, I2s3. In Salem, Gov. Strong, had ST.,
Mr. Sullivan, SIS Salem gave Mr.. Sullivan ma
lor;ty Taft year.
The votes forIt Governor and Senators, are IN about
The fame proportion with tho for governor, we therefore
ke confident IN the reelection of Meis c. Sing and S7y
"a uTabcrlaud-1nd Mels. Cob aud HW II Lincoln In
FOR As tire democrats have been divided in their candi-
date it appears probable they have elected but one, and
That the federafs Will have Of the hghtit candidates
fEa1 waon the leglature mua make choce,
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alexandria Dalp aDnerttser.
THURSDAY. Aucusr 7.

The admirers Of Uieful Invention
Will, during the prefent week, have an
Opportunity of indulging themielves
sltha view Of Deaeale's Patent Ttreh-
nS Machine The hon. Judge Waih-
nst0n has sreGed one Of thoie high
yueful and curious machines on his
Union Farm at Mount Vernon, and
Saow engaged inthreihing his prelent
years crop Of wheat. This being an
invention of the mott interefaing kind
ofaTmers. ell thoie who have inter
tan'l doubts Of It's operation can be
Osll iatlshed BY their own view of the
ilN while at work, whege they
!. ~ l "a opportunity of examining
- eaed with which it is done, and
seslaer II is eqsal TO the oblea for
'4Na i was invented.
l1 letters OF the hon. JAMES FL
.Ol' member of coasreis, which ap-
saI 10 this dsy's Gazette, will be
,rsa " VIM mutually avidity. They are
s Ig,Iu nom the Aurora, the editor of
|Ia n.a mas by fome means, not leis
sHsE, we'll warrant. than his robbery
rs,s Is lsalufy Office, broken into the
,' ssa Of private confidence, and laid
kM,~ e osiore the world, as evidence of
Baoy = lHlqs's apoitacy-though, with
MN i 9' ll man than Duane, they
kaie.I1 g proof irrefragable Of his po-
Ill., .u as'sgrlty and independence. -
ON - lone very pretty anecdotes
Ep,ouSr. mid, forbearing, unaiIuming
Ii H. saas thoie little deities, who,
HI Il. aS!gn q hrenzy, had 70 much
lien allS OF human kindneis about
kior /. saa were TO do fuch great things
osa "a 's g fesple, if once they could
aaaoe,s,e' george Waihingtcn, and the
] Ted. CAL
lrs $, s N government brig Buff
A 3. Johns when ,ba
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To Be Sold, at Public AIG1son,


FOR READY MONEY,
On the 18th day of AUGUST next, between
the hours Of clever and two OF that day, az
the door of the Ldfee- Honfe in the city Of
Alexandria agbs
Four A ores md leven-e ights of an
Acre of Ground, Contiguous TO the town of Alex
andr;a. fsrn,erL conveyed 10 JAMES Wilson,
merchant, larly decealed--or 70 much thereof
as will b: fvhaient to anfwer the purPofe Of pay.
igg the chs,ges OF fuch Gale, and alto the FUN Of
fourteen hundred and leventy fix dollars AMI fix.
y.e:ght ccns, the amount Of two Proniaory
notes. due to Nathaniel Ps ndleton, from the
fa;d Wilfap, and allo lach interef as may be then
due thereon puriaant to deed of trut to us
the fubfribers for that purpofe, recorded in the
Office II the cifcu., court for the difria of Coz
Iumbia, in the coanty q Alexandria, 10Th Iulys
|ISos.
GEORGE DENEALB.
EDMUND /. LEE.
July l9: 1a"'uA
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-07
SPANISH AFFAIRS.

OEANISH drTAINo.
The prelent AFFECT Of our relations
with Spain is fuch as to warrant the
expectation of an immediate rupture.
The arrival Of this criGs is no matter
of afoniihment: 1t is only to be
wondered, by what ingenious humlIi-
ty the event has been deferred to this
period. Since the occluGon Of the
port Of New Orleans (Which was ma
nifeitIy an act of ifudied inlult and
outrage down to the .prefent moment,
the catalogue Of Spanifh wrongs has
been increaGng in number and mag
nitude. Forbearance on our part, has
only provoked reiterated injury and
even when our government had ailum-
ed few fparks of energy, they have
produced from corrupt enemy, no.
thing but prevarication and lubterfuge.
Warrington and Madrid have alike
witneaed the humiliation Of a nation
projecting to poaeis all the prerogatives
of independence. On the ocean, In
our rivers, and in our harbours, our
citizens and our laws have been de-
rided and abuied. Rights have been
.refufed, indemnify for wrongs have
been denied; our foreign agents have
been either totally neglected or openly
infulted; unjuf. rigors and exactions
have been iinpofed upon our COM
merce and, as if the aggravation could
not be too henieus, the honor of the
government has at lait been violated
BY an ofenfive attack on its regular
armed force! Under this accumulate
ON of inluries, to be quielent, would
be cowardice while to act, would be
nothing more than the dictate Of ordi-
nary feeling.
This fate Of things is manifeffly the
effects of the crooked policy Of our
own administration. La order to a.
void war Warrington adviled his
scountrynen always to be prepared for
1t. But what has been the practice Of
Mr. IeRerfon Has he, in his foreign
tranfaetions, imprefed the nations Of
Europe with a complete idea Of our
ability TO vindicate the national honor?
or, has he not rather thrown that ho-
nor on the mercyo powers with whom
he has negotiated I? Even Spain, the
numbleft and mott pufilanimous nation
on the globe, has been truckled to p
And ihe, as it were, acquiring iplrlt
from our evidence of the want of it,
has poured out Injury and inlult with
no unlpairing hand.
War, it cannot be denied in its belt
fhape, is an. evil to any nation. I'm
der our prefent circumstances, howe
yer, there are many conidera:ions to
diminiih its inconveniencies.- Our
country throughout its whole extent is
agitated by civil conventions, by fate
iealou6es, and local animoiities. In.
deed thefe paflions have proceeded to
70 deplarable height as almolf to me-
mace the federal compact with diiIolu-
ton. Hence it's thatat fuch crihs,
We conceive foreign point ofaeion
for the feelings and energies Of our
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-07

d5lph, io' J. h;,whole Official conduct,
h.ai ,I, & e si IT. unite with The violent
flsI sG.aos, upon the quelfion, and ne
is r n'a iaii'a ne condemned.
WI ~ ..rb vnict, will loon b. paolih
Ny iJ. pisSa ! clearer view Of the Geo5-
q s S,Sosls than has before appeared.
g {, oa.I'' Lyon oblersed in bis ipesch
e ., = was grateful to his God for Ia; !,
al b.. g EVEN e, him The face Of man and
IlaS hat Of an ape or monkey. Ran
Fl 9sI,s n, had called him ajackall and that
a0 (. head Of the gentlemen from VIZ 7.
mia i, was fuller Of political projects :,
l gun, Den oaixot,e' was Of wind mills,
,Ia Daieineas, and all the pompott
Sa y, srrantry." General Staunton OF
y, nsole. Itland fad his vote would not
= s" ,alI,enced by the "wheedllng OF
=. or the frown of tyrants. :
=. sar,i,.rIi members are treated by
:. y ,,n,o With the moi luperlalve de-
s,ssOf conlempt andinfult, both IN q
ont Of doors.
lam ilr,
VITA relpesf and eleem,
Your mott obedlent
ieryant,
| JAMES ELLIOT.
mo. 1a.)
4 Wsatngton, ESr@ay 20, 1905.
\ DsARSlR,
We haveihis moment killed
Duane. We have taken his executive
righ, as printer and ltationer TO the go
vsrnnent, and decreed it to the lowelt
1 bidder, whatever may be his politics.
i Every New England member voted for
i the rslolution.
\ "A new daily moderate republican
4 paper is loen TO commence at Balti-
\ more. There are already between fix
i and leven hundred fubfcribers, the two
ffaaf whom are, Thomas Iefferion q
\ Rotert smith.
Ever yours,
] JAMES ELLIOT.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-07
Spring Garden Theatre.

The public aasrslpeaiuIy informed that
detaehmeatof the PHILADELPHIA Com
pany 9urpofe opening The Spring
Garden Theatre for ~ nights.
Eic fro performance Will b. or THURSDAY,
9Th Augua, when viii be pteiented,
Il Comedy IN 3 ais, called
IHE FOLLIES OF A DAY;
- OR,
The Marriage of Figaro:
TragQAfsd from the French .f B,aamarebais, BY
Corat Almafivs, Mr.. Wood
Figaro, Jefr,fon
BAIL, Francis
Antonio (the drunken Gardner Blifet
Hannibal lthe psge) Mrs. Wood
Jacqu'z, Mr.. Seymour
Counties Almaiya, MIS-. !eAcrfon
Suian, Mrs. Francs
Agnes. Mi(s Hunt
Alt<r qpbieb, a Comic Farce in ads, ealita
LOVERS sQUARRELS;
or,
Like Matter Like Man.
Don Carlos, Nh. Wood
Sancho, Jeaerfoa
Lopez, Buffet
Lconora, Mrs. JeHerfon
jacintha, Mrs. Francis
To qealeb will be added,
"A MUSICAL PIECE, CALLED
THE ADOPTED CHILD.
Sir BcrDrand Mr. Wood
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-07

rad il was taken from me in mercy. This is no.
thing, certainly, 10 the reader but he qusffioa
which Involves the neral, is at, fome import
has not sis .cbrifian decidedly che advantage
over the pfdsI, all things contidefed, esel. hereS
AJEze Of Bread.
The sd loaf to weigh IS ounces.
JOHN ,LONGDEM, G. M.
Auguh :.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-07

As !, a s.s 5. government, brig Bufy
8. Johns, when the Camper.
Portland gazette., 1805-05-27
from THE soRT goLso.
Sc 90

ye woai-nynFhs and dr,sds bI'be, 'u'om an6 gay
who ter ] The fof; vcraure and blofToms Of May,
a while quis your haunts, and % War~iek rsF@i''
The qusca Of tie fearons, blghs Chloe. is there
She, gertt Gle's lovely ihes rfodel, ,flles kind
Her foru, i: a soddef. al ANGELS her mind;
Sure Venus. alum ns a n,ade not hsroiv",
ASa n.imieking Slilve, ct War~iek . known.
sf fanlis fle has any, I freey declare, te
shes one, which win ever tiaiasuifh her thcrc,.,
loft. dinPied fmlc, which s ase from the ifies'
y wounds when fhes pfefent, and kills when fhe fies
Tho windc0s'. aas f-ica. rngn fourth infons,
While Pope, tunefol poet, sramour. TIC thFons
IN the groves oi 0 warviek wkile roams the fwes'
Grace. beauty and hon6, mua al centre there. flair
Portland gazette., 1805-05-27
Up sl1s Oats.

NlwYoRK, Nav 20.
Immediately after shc liberation Of Mr. Gray
ths American conful at the Aavlnna, tha AZ
5nerieaps At that place gave hin. an excellent
ente t4iameot, when a very afcct ionate addrefs
war pgelented to hirn, in which they oxPrcf-d
tAeiT utliu0 confidence iii him and while they
perceived the mott public lpyited and dilintcr-
eited motives inauenced his condu6l :,hey ywere
equally fixed in The belief, hat in no iallance
whatever, had re given juft paqfe to the Spanih
government for. even fuf fJicior OF breach of
IFS laws ;and they lament the haify aeps taken
agaila him--io injurions to him -and 70 det-
rimental TO commerce. and their common COIN
ry.. They offer llin1 the continuance Of their
fupporf under all circumstances and OF their
beh wiihes Tor his happinefs and welfare. The
addrefs Is .fgnes BY jain JNorfoa, NafianirI
Feiigqccf. Jun. JAIN .Mnrdant, '1arisr G9rbar,
Fdqvqrd Lnndelj, Ansg Gyeaie, 3aa7e5 PlyYy, and
7. B. RH@-N, committee in behalf. Of 20 A.
merican merchants and matters of yeLtls. Mr.
GRAE's anfwer was grateful and FIRM.
Bsaet sf Gen. Braddock On The 9Th Of Tuty,
I7s5, the army Of Gen Braddotk was defeated,
and hmlelf killed By the Freuch and Indians
within mics Of Pltti6urgh. u hc GROUND on
y hich the battle was fought IS known Sy The
name Of Braddocks field The General reciev-
ed a nu'ket hot, through the right arm and
lungs, Of which. h died IN a few horgs, having
been CARRIED eff tbe hed by the bEavery CT Lieut..
Col Gage, and another Of his officers. His ho-
dy was buried at the sncampment Ct the 4ear
divihon Of his army, nine 0cS eafward Of This
place, Il ieems that the. great road leading from
Fort Cumberland TO Union Town, was accide1t-
ally laid out 70 ss 70 pafs over his grave. Tbs
road having been much CIT With waggc45 AID
the earth fwept away BY. rain, the bones of the
General have been lately difcoycrcd in the bot.
tom Of the road, and takcu up feveral Of them
arc now in this town. They appear found, and
are, very large from the beit information il ap-
pears unqueitonable. that the place from whence
thefe bones were taken, is the fpot in which the
body Of the General was inferred
Union Penn. ZAP.