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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-26


Mr.. SAMUEL FULLER, Inn keeper, on the Hlr-
ford read, e, from Baltimore began abou, twenty
months ago be grievouay af6 led with stape worm,
which ntreafed fan in fze and rength, foas excite
the mott horrid sniatiOns by hi. wrthng motions and
intoIerabe palms, reembhg the gnawng and tearing of
his bDwels which deprived him Of hi: neeedary 1eep,
and e,ufed lueh dreadful apprehenons cannot be con-
eeived but by III milar ituaoa-hs appetite wa"
Cd tapidly aud with that his reng,h, 70 that he
unable to attend any buGnefs:-when he heard of
fome excellent cures performed by Hsnilton't worm
ioZenget he took large dole, which brought away
bout FOUR YARDS Of the worm NOW in the pot
fon of Lee, & co., but fenewa! of his pains iooh
convinced him tina, this naonrous reptile had recovered
its hrit vigor-Apphcstioa made to Lee Co. for
Of their medicine, with their advice from which
rciulred the total expuKou of his formidable cne, in
feveral pieces, which nc fuPpofed 70 be SIX or EIGHT
YARDS more. Alex months have fnce capled, and
Mr. Fuller Is now in perfea health. Tho above fa&l
are well kRoWn TO numerous circle oil his neighbors
and hnief viii gratfy any who may win TO make
further inquiries ON the fubiee although Eam,on's
worm tozengcs produc. fuch powerful effects, %wkeB
neceGary yet ehey perfectly innocent and mild in
their operation On TIE human BODY even taken in large
dofeS as Mr. Fuller will tehify-their particular mid.
e ii abandaaty evident in inrl&erss,e cure, of in
f.nts
Communicated BY Dr.. JJoL" spdasltr, 1sJk "+ss,
iPengGIvasia.
Letter trena the reverend Mr. JUHN MOTHER
ainiter Of the MoraIan church, in York town.
York, '3asxa. 4b, 1907.
fDsI1 SIR,
Or. Hznilrons oztnges have been recon- ended 10
me very adequate mean, for the cxre OF. children
afflicted with worms, procured bex for the ule Of
my family, TO Try whether BY meas Of this medicine
migh. he enabled to gain point which, to accom-.
Ph, different other means had proved abort;vs. Ny
eIdet boy had very askly appearance waspery rsa-
eis az night grew leaner from time time :; in Yhors
be feemedto be in preearfdx, Rate Of health Wild
would yield TO none of the medicines administered
unit, gave him two doles Of oEeugca agrrsabfJ 10 III.
directions, which carried ofa fubaancs 20 all appear
snce mueus bat upon cofe Inspection quite re-.
peeled with very tnal fvhY animals. Not one Of that
fort Of worms wheh lfaxlly ai4 caildrca easne rom
him. Since tAat period he grew remarkably better n
health, and though lean, hasset frea and lively Conn
ple1ion. Upon different oecaiohs!l have ssd ths me-
aiciAe pnrgins fahA.ste, and found il to anfwsr
exceedingly well, without bringing on baiy ashc, or
any oher dfaScecabe fsnaions 10 oten sssaaoned By
pursng msditiue, Upon the which i Judge Shis me-
diciRe to be, hcides i.s SaiS ebe, sne OF the nsa
faatary s1ssks er rsaofisg appetite, aad promoting
proper fate Of dgeGicn " carrying Of tia, hilioss
which engsaders 30 mach isaiSpsEtisr beth
Among children and tdlls:.
Ian. Sir, Ysur uca obsdiinr fsrtan:,
JOAN MOTHER
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FRESH TEAS.

Now landing from on baG,d 'ts orig 'Rsrmaay.
frsn Ntzv fork.
az chefs Young Hyion, .oea.1,,>.
$ do. Hyfon, = Is,arse,i,s.
40 do. Hyfon Skin,
Which rosA Be fold on vsgy mode
yate ternss5y +.
James sandetfon.
ASrH 81,
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.r,IJTHER> MARTIN,

MI. Ab4h Henry, Bridge-areet Baltimore was
cured by one bolcof Hsmiltons elixir Of very ecna-
plie.,ed dforder. Oecahonsa by fevere cold caught
ievera months ago. Tie breathed with the sreateit
difficulty and often shrown into weakening .ea.'
when he attempted TO walk any dasse, and his voice
would frequently fail in fueh degree tina. ne could
oay attempt TO whifper he has oeeh upwards OF tx
weeks wishous retufn of bis complaints ana derss 70
give this public ,etimony in favor o.
medicine,
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CEASES OF CURES
By Hamilton's

ilW0R W DESTROYING LICENCES,
(Sritfed .Trom b,alaad,J t5e ambtntieir Of
1objeb any fs5on may afttrtaix titbsr BY ktttr
or ttyeaal application.
T AP F w OR M.
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I. JAMES KENNEDY, SEN.
= ZINC .srREET.

elKIWG-SENEE "a
~ ESpE1rFULLY inIormssths public that he has
fks received, from AER g. Cos eatene and Family
Msiieine store, Noa.York a frsih Rlortnsnt OF the
following
Valuable Medicines,
Which are in high eaeem general uie throughout
the Unted States, many of them being ioid eheaPss
,han the drugs of which they arc roTPoendsa eoaac
be purshalsd at retRii iEsre.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-26
The Rsforatlue pOwder for tie =.
- and Gums. "a

This excellent preparation comforts A..
ems the gums, pfeferves the enamel iron !. y
ssnd cleanfes and whitens the teeth, 81 .u s'a
all thar acrimonious fine aud fopln.E . "a
iuasred to accumulate, never fails 10 ui 4 y
finally ruin them. '"' Q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-26
From Dr.. Weatherbarn,
#whs county, H'fg's'e.
Gentlemen,

S4NA L6MENS
,Ipurthafed atyour mop thefsepa-
rs,ions you call HaHfi,tons Eaenee, or Extract Null
,ard, which believe has perfectly removed CHRONIC
rheumatm (of that kind named featiea o. OF the mp
Jointly under which had labored for long time, and
which shad bafcd every article in the MaerS Med'ca
and every oe of treatment received into practice for
the cureof this obnate difeae. If you think this let
ter uleful you are " liberty to make IL psbIie.
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Dr.. Hamilton,s
: GRAND RESTORATIVE,

fpsedy reI,. land permanent of the various cons
plants which rcfut from diipated pleaiuresiuveniae
indere,ons--reGienee in climates un@veEable to the
eoHtitutionhe inmoderate ufc of tea, frequent IN
.excaton, or any other defruSye intemperance-'-ee
uAkilful or excefvc ufe of merelrythe dssci pecu-
liar to females sa certain period of iie-bsdyugsn,
Se.aSse.
And is proved by long and ezscnive experience to DC
IL l. 4 ~
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Tooth -Ache Drobs.

The only remedy yet difcosered which u.
Immediate and la&ing relief in the mot fw
inftaHccz.
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w. WRATHERRuR,N.

Yoka Hoover, rope maker, South Seconds Arect, be.
ry and ChriRian Rreets, Philadelphia, voluntarily
makcth oath as follows namely,
Tha, hi, wife, Mary Hoover, was iofeversiy stiitt-
ed with violent rkeumatifn, very d1ngerory ituatss
the cenfequence ola ev2re cold atter3gng 81 as ne
70 her beeor ieverAi weeks, and length
redueedto Che melancholy apprehension of remaining
cripps for fife, notwithstanding the no Respectable me-
deal advice followed. and every probable remedy
attempted: when feeling Serai cafes Of cures perferm-
ed by Hamllon's Efenee and I1trs& Of Muiayd, they
were procured from Mr.. Birch, No. II, South Second
hree,. The 6rG application enabled her walk acrofs
the room, aud the ufe of bottle recredher TO her
al Ts.. IS md nrr nUth. .
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HAM1LTON's ESSENC E.ANpEY
TRACT or MUSTARD,

a Y.Ee aud sEeGual remedy for govt, rheumathn''
Daey, fprain., brufes, pains in the face and neck
AMI has performed more cures in che above compliant
than allthe other medicines before made public
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-26

effects are fp.edy and permanent, p,,.,.
kin deiicatsly foft and clear, improv;a s''ss
plexion, and reitoring the bloom ot vsn,S 'A.s,
failing 70 render an ordinary cosatso,,. NAM. N''l
tut, and an handiome one more 60. ' Otst
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Hlir- DreAI,sg.

A4aStt : ~ . -.
fOSEPH ANDERSON,
~ ESPESTFILLY informs the gentlemen 7
AIexandfia and the public 10 geaerai, that
he has opened ihop, in Royal freet, next door,
70 DoAcr Gilliss, where he offers his fcryicesin
CUTTING and DRESSING HAIR, IN the
neweR fathion.
Tune II. ee6s
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Holm HOOVER.

Ssssra erx fRbftribsd 6fJ're
EBENRzER FERGUsoN, Elq.
osssf The jixRires Of sbe fraes for Pb'6.
ltltbia tasxy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-26

Nervous Difordsrs,, Violent cramps in the
Csnfumptions, tonach and oaeks
s,a.owueis Of fpirits, aIndigetion,
;Lofs of appetite. MeianchoE,
Impuri,y of the blood, Govt in the somtaeh,
Byherieal affections, Pansin the limbs,
Inward weakncfes. Relazitions,
Seminal weakneGes, involuntary eaaA6ens,
Fluorbus FOR whites) | obtinate glses',
-Barrenncis, tmPoteney, 0e "e.
Ia cafes OF extremity, where the long prevalence aho
sbainaey Of dilsafe has broughson genera! mPoSeT
smsn. Of the fyten, ~xccfve debility OF the wnois
Frame and waiting of the aeih which n" nearh1.
men. or cordial could repair. IN the us
Of this medicine hss performed the -'ott an0A'ihs'e
cures.
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/, &C. TAKE NoTIcE

T5at s.. Kennedy ,jts.;s appstsied tie sasy ssfS'
for ALEXANDRIA.
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PRINTED DAfLT 90,
sT SAlaUEL sN0WD5@
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Tie Anodyae Elixir.

For the cure OF every Kind OF head ache
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13

The letter is dated Antigua, asth
December.
g It was fortunate that l had not
fold, and purchafed a return cargo at
Martinique, as much lois to you, and
anxiety to me have been avoided. 1t
would have been impofIible for me to
have eluded the vigilance of the Brit
lin cruizers in thefe feas. A fyitem
has been adopted here, the mott ine-
quitous in itlclf, and ruinous to our
trade that can be imagined. Every
American veael coming from French
llland. with cargo, is certain to be
carried in, becauie the courts in every
cafe make us pay all expenies. | have
informed mylelf fully on the fubjea,
and know that the privateers out of
this Hand are ordered to bring every
vedel from French port, with cargo,
in for trial, Eating that matters are
iettled between the court and them
that the expenies ihall be paid in all
Gales by the Americans.
/" The abufes to which we are fub-'
jeeted are intolerable I; a junto contif-
ing of the Judge, the Lawyers, the
owners of privateers, and thofe who
become out friends, when we are
brought in, have laid their heads to.
gether to fleece us we are fure to be
out to great expenfe, the amount of
which the Gentlemen lhare between
them. They appear to us to be op-
pofed to each other, but they know
divide the fpoil. Igot my informa-
ton from one of the party, and what
l fee every day confirms the informa-
ton have received. It's a fact that
feveral American ve1els have been
fent in here whole papers we're never
looked at, by thoie who fent the m in
They were ordered to fend them in,
without regard to papers or docu-
ments, for the reatons before fated."
Ledger.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13
CHARLESTON, January Il.

Capt. Harvey has favoured US with
a file of the Political and Commercial
Gazette of Hayti, to the 10TH of De-
cember. In one of them we notice a
Decree of the Emperor, of the a4th
of November, prohibiting the importa-
ton of falt, in foreign vefels, under
penalty of confifcation.
A few days before Capt. Harvey
failed, intelligence reached Cape-Fra
ceis, that three Italian vefels, two
fhips and brig, which had failed
from Italy for Carthagena, on the
Spanilh Main, having, in the expeeta-
ton of making great voyage, enter
ed the port of Aux Cayes, the crews
were immediately arrefed, by order
of DeGaIines, and thrown into prifon ;
they were afterwards tried, con-
demned, and all of them executed, on
the ground that Bonap rte, being
King of Italy, was their fovereign,
and they mutt confequently fufer as
fubjeas.
On Sunday afternoon the United
States brig Hornet, Captain Chaun-
cey, returned from a cruize.
Capt. Wood, from the Bay of Hon
duras, informs that new regulation
has taken place in that bay, in refped
to the expectation of wood, in Ameri
can vefels :--they are now allowed
to sake away mahogany of 40 inches ;
but only 8 tons of logwood are allow
ed to every 10000 feet of mahogany
The Importation of beef, pork, &c,
is prohibited, the fame as in Jamaica
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13
Bill Of ID. sss. If MS0se5seSss. {

Usies BAnk, at Bsaos.-Fiye Dollar Bills.
Thsy are executed entirely with q pen, and can
eahly be difingnifhed from the srue ones--but
few in. circulation. ~
MeVaebyfssn Bask. at Bsass.--Ten Dollar
Bills good imitation Of the tfae ones--paper er
ligh,er-fcw in circulation.
Ne4v. Bed/oyd Baxk--Nine Dollar Bills
hard to diRinsuifh from the genuine bills ex-
cepiine in she MOTTO, !" peace to the WORLD
In qvorlx, the i and d are in made 10 the
eounferfeits. The true bills have only the d.
Paper more fpuney and whittier than the origpal.
Mine Dollar BhIs s,e countcrfeited.- Some OF
the Mines are dated March Is, iso3, and sre
hard TO diAinguifh from the true bills. The
Seven's arc dated March 4. 1904, and are slfo
well initiated.
PsnIssl Bsnl.-Seven Dollar BiIls-cafly
known fron the gcnuipe.
NanfRekf Pacific Baxk.-Ten Dollss Bills.
and Two Dollar Bills OF Nantucket Bank alter.
cd 10 Ten Dollsu.
Lissols ard Kenrs6exk Bosk, at Wyee(rf.--
Ten Dollar Bib. Imitation good. Paper
lighter and more fpuugy than the genuine.
PIysssxsb Dask.--Five Dollar Bills, OF the
srft impsef7ion iIsed from the Bank. Imitation
good, excepting the red and Black iuk. which
are ss once . deietiion Of thcm-bat lev in cir-
eu.s,ion.
GlsseeSey Besk.-Fivc and Ten Dollar BiIls
but 70 badly done, that fnele glance OF the
eye can defea them-but kw in cireolstion.
There are ALTO Four snd Six Dollar Bi'Is Of
Salem Back in circulation. Imitation poor
befdss hesring 6taitioos fgnassre of PeGden,.
and Cslhier The gensire bills bear the names
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13

left about the 9TH of December, who
informed, that the Rochefort fquad-
ron, under the command of Mons. lie
Almane, confilting of S fail of the line,
2 frigates, brig and cutter, had
put into Santa CRUZ, in faid illand,
to water, fsveral days prior to his fail
ing, bringing with them the Calcutta
Englith SO gun fhip, and 6 Englifh
India merchant lhips, taken on their
homeward bound paGage-an embar-
go was Immediately laid. On the
sth the fquadron again put to fea--
on the 9TH, the day which Capt. Ri
ley failed, he fell in with the fquadron,
then in fight off Teneriffe, and faw
them capturing the outward bound
Cork feet, coniiiting of about 40 fail,
one of which, being faff failer, ef.
capped fpoke Capt. r. and informed
him that it was probable the mott OF
them would fall into the hands of the
French.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13
To BE SOLD AT PUBLIC Auction.
On fbe zofb Fsb,ssy ssxi.
A + A K M,

u ELONGlNG TO Mr.. JossrH EtDnHD.
- containing Ninety Acres OF Land. With
large two ffory Dwelling Hosfs, CfiR-MiIIs
BIsckfmiihs Shop, Crib, and good cell of
water, fifussed on the ten rod road. sbout Two
Miles from WEXFORD. --AIfo, nambcs Of ssti,
cles oi Household Farnitsse, &c. &cs
January s9. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13
Newport, Feb. IL.

We have this day completed the
publication of the details of the oper-
rations of the French Army in Ger
many, from the time of their crofhng
the Rhine TO their entry into Vienna.
The article giving an account of the
latter event, we pubIifhed fome time
ago. M tt
Mr.. Cfegg's Refolution in the
houfe of Representatives. of the u.
States. of January aoth, for prohibit
ing the importation of any Englilh
goods or merchandise into this coun-
try, was the next day committed to a
Committee of the whole Houfe, on the
Gate of the Union.-The commit
ment paasd, 60 members Voting for il.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13
A FIRM,


VTIE the fobicribest. being appointed Com
Wv mifIlonen by the Hon. Court Of Pro-
bate for the town Of North. Kingaown, TO re-
ceive and examine the claims Of the Cfediton to
the Ease Of THOMAS HIT. late Of fsid
town. deceaied, reprefen,ed infoIvenf hereby
notify al Perfons having any demands ssainR
laid Easte, to exhibit the fame to either Of 40
the fu5leriben At our Tefpeeaise dwelinss. st
any time within OK months from the date here
Of, being the time allowed BY iaid Coufs.
GEORGE THOMAS. COM
WILLIAM HAMMOND. Juu. mis'fs.
All perfons indebted 20 fsid Eitate arc ceGred
TO make immediate payment to
WILLIAM TAYLOR, AdminiRrasos.
North. kiugaowa. January IS, Iso6.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13
FOR S Ale,

A LOT OF LAND. under good improve
"A ment. containing r6o feet 10 front on
John Street, end 100 feet on Laven Street,
Said Lotis well fenced with Locua poas. hand
lonely fltuased for building. For terms apply
to BEN AMIN FAIRBANKS.
Newport, Feb, i1ih, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13
From the BOSTON GAZETTE.


MeHfS. RUSSELL CUTLER,
THE following. CouSrfRyiir BANE
Il BILLs are in circulation in the Nor.
thern Stase,-;-and we think il our duty to def
cr.be them, as far as is in our power. TO preven,
their circulation. Thofe who are not tho.
Ioogly scqusioted wi,h bills. ought TO be eau
tious what ones they take--as theie never
were more cosntcrfeis in circulation than q,
the prefent moment. ~ e
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13
FOR S Al E,
A WIN DIM IL L,

CITUATEDs sbout half milef from the coGrts
- houfe, on the main road leading TO Provi-.
dcnce. ia good repair--The whole or one half
will be Sold. ~ may beR fuit the purchafer.---
Payment made eafy.-For furhet particular
enquire Of
WILLIAM MOORE.
NeApoft, 18th Feb. Soc.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13
N EW 20 RT.
THURsDAY-FEBRUARYi,; 1895.
ATTEN NTION!

6THE Republicans of the town of
Newport, are requeaed to meet at the
Theatre on MONDAY EVENING
next, to confider on bufinefs of i'm
portance.-A general attendance is
expected. ~ F
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13

The piece hgned" citizen OF Rhode
Ifland" has been received,a ,and wecan
with pleafure add, the fentiments
which it exprefies, are in perfect un-
ion with our own upon the fubjed,
upon which it treats. But as the
views and intentions Of the perlon
Whole duplicity and low cunning it is
intended to expole, are not at the pre-
fent known, except to his particular
friends, we are doubtful whether it
would be good policy to give it pub
licity.If however the writer be of a dif.
ferent opinion from us, we will pub
liih it in our next.
Exf,aS sfs letter from gsx,itmax is 81. LsHis,
10 bhfyisxd in KssfEeky.
Relative to your enquiry, Louif-
lana Contains from 2 to u 700 fouls,
of the free whites. 1t is faid that the
American population exceeds that of
the French, Spanilh, sc. sc. At any
rate, were it NOT for the indultry of
the Americans, we ihould be under
the.neceiiity ofimportihg the neceiia-
ries of life from your State.--The
lands in LouiGana are in general good.
That part on which mott of the fettle.
ments are made is of the firft quality,
and will produce crops of corn, wheat,
&c. &c. when cultivated, equal to
to any in America. Our country a.
bounds with Lead Mines and falt
fprings, TO fay nothing of the 'Salt
Mountain" which the credulous alone
have any belief in. Peltry has heteto-
fore been confidered as the itaple
commodity of Loui6ana at prefen,
however | am inclined to believe that
the quantity of lead furpaiIes it. Ship.
ments to New. Orleans of beef, pork,
lard, butter. bacon and fome other
articles, are not unfrequent but the
length of time neceffary to return,
there from New Orleans) almoa dif
courages undertakings of this kind.
To defcribe the manners and cuf.
toms OF the people would require more
time than my avocations will permit
me to fpare. The manners of the
French have always been remarked
as polite, engaging, and ahable fuct
they are in Louifiana. And yet, /;
Ncw-Englandman would be more
plealed with the LtEs engaging; but
more fneere and Independent manner.
of his countrymen.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13

S~hbfeid Bark. Two three. feven. five and
and ten dollar bills ct this bank. have recently
got into circulation. The fvsnf arc extremely
we'll i'm itated--fo much 70. that IL requires a
very clofe compsriion with the true bills TO
diitinguifh them. The other denominations
are ALTO veil initiated.
P,sviltnee.- Dollar bills of the En-
cbzzse Bark limitation very bad
~ Thcrc'arc alfo in circulation ten dollar
bills Of the banks in P,evidtncs, altered from
fmsiier denomination.
Ne4obcrf Uxns Bank.-Three dollar bills,
dated March 8, Iso<--clumfly done.
Ws,@isgfss Bark. at W,cstrJ.-One dollar
bills altered 20 fpvesr y6ve. There are alfo q
few Eve dollar bills, counterfeited, OF thn bank,
in circulation.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13
AMERICAN SEAMkN IMPRESSED.
I. ~ WARkEN, JANUARY zs.

nsWENASAN okhMhN lME NEooEDs
WARRRN. JANvART ss.
Exiraa of letter from Mr.. Seth Barton fon Of
Col. David Barton, Of this town, dated
FvscHALL, (MAparRA) SsPP. ~.
g Hexosyef Parsns.
81 fuppoie you have been informed Of osr
misfortsne. We failed from Rio de Ia Plata.
in the fhip Mary Ann, Capt. Cory. of Piovi-
dedce. on the Sd Of December, and were cap
turcd ii the Enslifh chzunsl by his Britannia
Msjeay's nip PoilyPnemss. Of 81 guns Capt
Lawioa. We then being under Spaniih COLOUR,
they took al the Spanish fcamen ont, who we're
made priioners Of war; & we Americans. who had
good projections, made laves. We had the nit
fortune to be or board the pollyphemus about
three months before VIC got into England and
When we arrived at Plymouth. we wrote to the
American Conful in London. and 20 the Wee
Conial at Plymouth, from whom got an ani~cr,
that. Capt. Cory had made application for our
difchsrgcs--but before the Ccnful could do any
thing for Us, they fent us % board the Ration
able 81, Capt. Rowly. and in her carried ms TO
lea. l was in their fcrvice months and Io
days: /: and the RaiionsbIe touching at the lie
OF Madeirs. on the 18 Of Asgaf. between 8
and o'clock in the morning. fwsm from
her, and had the good fo,tune, through my Ma
ker's divine Plesfore, to ger fate on fhoss. with
one pair OF trowlers, one fhirt, handkerchief,
and my protedion, with which l went 10 Mr.
Lcmsfr. the American Cpsfsl, and that gentle.
man received me in fathefly manner, gave me
clorhes, and ient me to five ia bis houfe. until
he could pfocac panaee Tor me.
left on board Eve Of nay countryWsn, and
old fhipmstes 10 the Mary Ann, viz,-Cbs,i<'
Fesssr Bsrors, OF Providence, nephc~ TO Doc.
tors Wiiiiam and Paydss Be1oes. Jobs Cs,iss
Ohn-Thomp Rice Greene, snd Benjamin
Hatch, all of Warwick, or Esa Greenwich and
they have ell projections bat Hatch. l left
lil<ewife Thomas Wood, Of Stoniaetoa. an
fare they never will be liberated, anIsb by the
iuteherence of tue government Of the United
Ssstes."
NORFOLK, Jan. iS.-The follow
ing extraa of a letter was put into
our hands by a mercantile friend OF
this place the writer Is captain Of
an American vefel, well known to
the Editor of this paper, sor his can
dour and veracity, and one who would
not complain without caufe, or exag-
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