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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-24
BRICK & STONE. LAYERS.
B. EEL 6 T. Ball

INFORM the citizens of Alexandria and
4 Its vicinity that they have commenced the
above business, and from their practical
knowledge hope 30 meet with share OF pa
tronage from generous public. They pledge
themselves TO execute such orders as they
may be favored with in satisfactory manner.
They will furnish materials measured in the
wall, or lay them by the thousand, as may
suit their employers. Where they are G
euested TO furnish materials they win be f
the frst quality.
February IL. dsI
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March 49,.
NEW FERRY.

wish to inform the public, that Mr.. IN
.Aa Jsnnrv has authorised me TO keep the Po-
to.nac Bridge Ferry and receive te:rag4s
un,il the bridge is passati0. Every exerlon
viii bc used to accommodate customers -
VIII also accommodate travellers with a
plenty Of good liquors and provlsieiis at ny
grocery store ncol tie bridge, III t'c CITY,
and Will BIZ obliged to those who may taYcr
ne with their custom.
VIM. c.. Newton.
n. 3. For the accommodation Of gentle
men ana ladies', Hack asny be bad at any
tine by applying to tie subscriber, III Prince
s.rcct. Airx,n1Iria W. { n.
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Tie Grst book Of a nation is '''' ~"
oftheir own language. vo,xEr
/. 1t shall be printed on Hne pnp'' goon
handsome large l2mo yol'' .s,i' ca.t {
beautiful type, called no ,".as end R
na nal IN bls type, although .: :r1s
lis neatress and elegance e$.r'% ;s.rs ho,
tai % the eyes. The work VII, i, who ba:
the Press Of L. and G. Palmcr' ,",;;sb:dll
a s1y SI been So cn.incntly dis'ins ai, p ii
i've ',s, Srsatesl accuracy and ta,s ,,! !,
prot c and thorough hns as
IL Price, to subscribers, for INC itoJ,Iars, !,
ia boards, neatly lettercd' Nv, sa I uqrs. ,.
paid On the delivery of the "i.0, ~ hyc u
Gentlemen ,el, lei however, ashing 70 !, n nsy'
FIRST volume before the seco e'I amount
received upon paying the lun /,
the subscription for botn yo,i ;;yc2 BY 5
~ Subscriptions rees'
GRAY.
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February -. o :
FAXON, METCALf q I
OFFER FOR Ii,

OFFER FOX oAs-f.'
hossheads MuScovado sugar
200 boxes Mould Candles,
so ditto Dipt ditto,
SO ditto Brown Soap,
100 hall boxes Brown Soap,
so boxcsNo 8 Chocolate,
20 barrels Boston beef
3 half barrels Boston Bay Mackarell,
10 pipes Hollands, oin'
4 pipes th proof rfe'seh D'@''oy'
ditto lst ditto aitlo'
1000 rcar1s Writing and Wrapping Paper,
1000 weight ShcatAing otto.
200 nests bingham Boxes,
And "a general assortment ol-Cl>o 's es''''''
March 9. CO."
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e. + / D Il.

u = Z.
WILL contract for the delivery Of any
quantity of BEHRING'S during the ensuing
season. not exceeding 2 100000, at my fish
cry six miles below Alexandra, for six si..l
lings per thousand. - Bacon and all kinds Of
country produce will be taken in payment at
the Alexandria prices.--In large purshases a
credit win be given to suit the times.
William Il. Foote.
February ss. 3tawAw
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~ Black Rsver Lottery.

NO. 2.
Authorised by an Act Of the LrsIsLATuaE
of the State of NEw YoRk, for the purpose
of OPENING CERTAIN ROADS.
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MANAGERS

THOMAS SroRM, JOIN III. SIcKELs, VIM.
HENpREsoN, MATTHIAS b. TALMADGE,
and AcoBus Van ScHooNHovEN.
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Notice is hereby given to d.

Notice IS hereby given to d.
Enquent Stockholders IN the Little River
Turnpike Company, that unless payment
shall be made Of their respective balances
due ca their shares or CT before the first
Monday in April next, that their shares
will be forfeited, pursuant to TIE act lncorpo-
rating said company, and Will De exposed to
sale, at pu6iic auction, on that day, at the
coilee house, III Alexandria.
BY order Of the board of directors.
Jonah Thompson,
Treasure, L. K. T. &c.
J@uuary IS 2awtdpay't
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BY y. G.. DUFIEf' u,s {
.4mhor Of Nature DistJayT3 ~ , ~
tsachiag ls,.spags to mar, aflfE'S"
Freneh l:;1gtG5e, &C.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-24
and country merchants.
A NEW WORK
THE DROWN'D WIFE.

A faithful history or the DeaGtitui hl9o W
III Middleton, WHO after bcstoWE.g herself
with a fortune of 1000 dollars on Young
husband. afr Edward Finley, was dro"n'd
By him in the eighth week after marriage
With number OF very interesting incidents,
and a fine Likeness Of th&t unfortunate La
dy.
BY NJ. l.. WEEMS,
Who was on the spot where Mr.. flndiey
was executed, at Edg6cld Court-Aouse, South
Carolina, April 81, 1901.
Upwards OF soo3 copies OF this cxtraoTdl-
nary pamphlet were printed In Philadelphia
in IS weeks.
The 5th edition--Price Is cents.
Liberal allowance made to School-masters
and coun,ry merchants.
Criticism on this york BY that celebrated An'e-
4icaa historian, Or David Fam8ay, s, L.
dated, Caarleston, Nay 10, 1907.
"No man can read this hamhd3et, without
having his risi5le .facui!ies often excited-~no
man can read it without haying both his hor-
ror of uice and respect for tue Increased.
The writer has the art OF blending instruction
with amusement. While lie keeps his rca-.
ders in hil,h good kumoar by the tfollcsome-
ness of his manner, he IS intoxicating upon
them important morai autl religious truths,
conducive 10 their present and future happl-
ness.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-24

The managers VIII commence drawing IN
the cityot n. York. on the second Tuesday
ia April next, and will continue to draw 500
Tickets each day until hnished-Fickets for
sale at the subscribers Bookstore kng-street,
Alexandria. Prize tickets in the present and
late Baltimore Lotteries taken in exchange
tor Tickets in this, and all tickets sold as a
boye exam ined free of expence.
Present price of Tickets SIS so.
K. GRAY.
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rabbit skins.
/ wish to PURCHASE quantity -
RABBIT. SKIN, = = John G. Laid.
March j.
TO BE LET,

a comfortable Brick Dwelling House. or
King and Henry street, with five rooms Dc,
ides, cellar, Kitchen, and stabiing Oh t5ooa
erms. CO,
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Tie Grst book Of nation is lAs wv
Of them own language. vo,xrr
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-23

M III AS -. +,
ey Tt'-h ieeSsc sopasn tne .s
e g1< g evAde 'he ,''Se - 'n' 49,. ;a,,;.
Referring the feaaef % '"c co''e. l-.,.
ors Which arc glve" - 41'' 'HN, na,, 49,,
OF fhe sth o. oetape'' On -. I1a;,.a S,,,e.
iag topics ~ dlspu'e oe'"se" ~ ~ ID.
anu Great britain, anu Pa',e'A'y - .h.nl
csllatory offer, OF tne p.es'ueM so"'r .;s.,a,
the orders IN counc, III Se"s'4i. - 49,
the writer OF THIS cxposluoh p'o1eees 80,
letter OF Mr.. Jackson 20 ~. so'n'.n =. '"s
of October. Inns ic'ser IS 'ema.xaoie A"uo
other points, for the very unsa'is,ao'osy -
alton It furnishes OF 'ne 'e'son' w ,:,...
Mr.. Erskine's arrangement ~ W'' e'sA
Mr.. jackson asserts, because MS ,sue1ess'o'.
had no authority to concluoe !" l"e.e = ~
reference TO the cqs'tY and ,az.es " ."e '.'".S
no " strong ana soIia reasons ~ .e's.o" 70 ."e
rights OF the United o'a'es.s Du'' s.".Py' lnS
act was disavowsd, because inc minister was
unauthorized to conclude IT, nus ceua'n'y' -
a CONVENIENT, Ii mol a 'e3a' IAouse' - 70 one
which may al an 'i'hes a"u u""e' 'i' ~ ~'''
stances be rcsorted 10. lso'n'"s MUS 10 ie0e''
sary than to declare 'at minister n"s 'o' COM
pretended his Instructions ah1 Use ',o.. soie,nn
engagements arc at an eh'' Dut '''S 10 "e.'ee'
law nor good fai,h. SURPRISING .ua' Inc s'oa-
ton OF Instructions IS Soo'' ."use 'o' e''A'o""o
an arrangement, the Mere saying so IS no COM
petent and satisfactory expansion " '''e ui7a'-
pointed party. It's incuncsht on 'he oisaYow-
ing party to shew that they nave oefn s'ola'en
that is, the Disappointing parry snyu'o Prove 'pe
fact of violation. Mr.. Jackson nas nor done
this. He refers TO printed ais.'a'cn on 'ne 20"
of January, and offers dis 6a'e ssora Tor al! inc
rest Where are the " several letters OF H.
s,ruc;ion mens'ons" oy MI EfsS'ne! why
not produce the ag'adl paper Oh inc u'Si,a'sr vi
January 23d, that Is, the mmn'cripf oil II! Why
in an official proceeding refer 'oa copy "nsch
appeared in the newspapers anu "nefe
is the instruction relative TO the chesapeake
did Mr.. brsSne exSeeu MS o'oe's IN 'na'
respect also' Mr. jackson says be a'd =
bur Mr.. Jackson produces no eoIy' (nof
even printed ohe, OF inc instruction on mar
head. Is this what Vattel Ian authority III
ly admitted by Mr.. Jackson,) would call a
s. strong and solid reason" MT. Jackson's mere
.yord, unsupported by corroborating vouchers
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-23

From the President OF the United States, trans
hitting extracts fror, the correspondence o: |
MIR. pinsney.
r. the House Of Rehresen.atioes u s6e United
States.
Acreea'Ay to the request expressed in the re-
solution of the l9th inst. lay before the House
extracts from the correspondence of the minister
,,lsnpoten,ary of tine United States at London.
JAMES MADISON.
December l6, 1909.
D,ief account of an official conversation between
Mr.. Gaming and MIR. Pinkney, on the 18th
Of Iscuavy, 1909, continued on the e2d Of
the same month.
CTfaasmitted By NJ. Pbkueg 10 the Secretary Of
Stated
dned at Mr.. Canning's with the carts di.
elomati9ue, on the 18TH January. Before dinner
lie came up TO me, and entering into conyersa-
lion, adccrted 10 thc report which he said had
reached him that the American ministers There
and 10 France we've about to be recalled. |
replied, that l Wasliot aware that such step
lad been resolved upon. lie then took me a.
side, and observed that, according to his yesy OF
the latc.p:oceed;ngs CT congress, the resolutions
Of the,housc ef representatives ia committee OF
the whole appeared to be calculated, if passed
'nto law, to remove thc ir1pcdimenrs to ar.
rangcmeat with the Cnited States, on the SUBJ
lects Of the orders in connci! AMI the Chesa
peakc. by taking Away the discrimination be.
tween Great Britain and France in the exclusion
Of vessels Of war f,on, American ports. lie
aided that it was another favorable circumstanc,
hat the non-lm9o' system, which seemed
10 be in contemplation, was TO be applied equally
10 beth parties, instead of hecting as heretofore
Great Britain alone
80 proposed to MIR. Cannrg, that should cal
Pm him in the cos'se Of day OF two FOR the
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-23

Extract Of a letter from VIM. Pinkney, esq, mi.
mister plenipotcntiary of the United States in
London, to the Secretary of State, dated Lon.
don, May 90, 1909.
In the Interview which took place, ION Nav
80 MIR. Canning said, that the British minister
mad ac'ed in his late negotiation and engage.
nents with you not only withou, authority, but
| In direct opposition 10 the most precise instruc-
| tons that the Instructions actually Owen to
| him had been founded on his letters Received
| mere IN January, Ia which were set forth the par
uco'afs OF seveveral conversations that had pass
ed between lin and Mr. Madison. Mr. Calla,;n
and yourself, but especially the two las, I. that
It appeared from these conversations. that. in
.he opinion OF the persons vita whom tbev were
held, the government of the United States would
be Wiling that Great Britain should consider
| the measures then contemplated by CONGRESS.
relative to non-Hltercourse, aud the ind;scrimiu,
ate exclusion of belligcrent vessels from, our
waters as presenting an opening for the renewal
OF amicable discussions with this country ~ a,
1t would be disposed, in the case Of Tho cbesa.
peaKe, to receive as repala,ion in addition 70 IN.
prompt disavowal and recall of admira, Re,Le.
ley, the restoration of the scamen .orch,v ,al Or
ont OF that vessel that, on the sub;cc, &c n.
orders IN council, it would have no ob;ec,;on /,
case they were revoked as regarded the Unite
States, to repeal tic embargo and op-iu,sr
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-23
10 be contiaasd.j

Message

From the President OF the United States, trans
hitting extracts fror' the correspondence o
MIR. pinaney.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-12
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1909.

lust RECEIVED, s
sfS AND FOR S.4LE BY r. CRY,
One elegant London made Patent PIANO
FORTE, with additional Keys to c and Pc
dal
One plain do. with additional Keys and Pc
dal.
ON HAND,
One plain homemade do. little used.
August 2.
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FOR SALE,
October S.

A TRACT of LAND, where Captain
"A James Deneale formerly resided, near
Fairfax court house, containing about 200
acres, whereon Mr.. Walter Low Iiyes-he
has rented it for the next year for one hun
dred dollars per year. Possession will be
given next Christmas come year.
also,
A tract of LAND in Fauquier county, adj
joining the Thorougafare Mill Tract, on the
west side Of the Bull Run Mountain, where
on now live, containing between 4 and 500
acres as good: farm. as anyin the county,
the best meadows in the county, with a good
young orchard and good new dwelling house.
1t is unnecessary to say any more about tine
above lands, as it is supposed that no person
will purchase without viewing the premises.
Possession will be given The place live on
next new years day; .s..n,s
James Gunnen.
Fauquier Csget5, Oct. IT,, Gss.th Dec
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A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, Will sell the FARM Oh
which he resides in Fairfax county, I miles
from alexandria, 9 from George Town fer
ry, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city of Washington
in healthy, agreeable neighborhood, con-
tanning about 47o acres. on which is conve-
nient dwelling house, large enough for gen
teel family, together with all the outhcuscs
suitable, all new or nearly SO an orchard OF
apple trees of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit trees, proportion ofim-:
proved meadow Tor the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made, Any per-
SON inclined TO purchase may know the terms
by application to MIR JOHN DuL1n, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
Iuises.
E. Dulin.
diff
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5o5 Acres of Land for Sale.

T WISH TO SELL the above quantity OF
4 LAND, situated near the road leading
from Georgetown to Aiexandria, and abous
n equal distance from each town.
This property ii fully one half covered with
wood, which will render it an advisable pur"
chase, ON the terms that. Twill sell it.
George II. TEnRETr, Esq will shew the
land to asy gentleman who wishes to see It,
and will give me information thereof.
George II. Chapman.
October 4. dlm
HPKINTIMG In all It's va.
rious branches, handsomely exc
ecuted with accuracy and dlSa
patch.
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NOTICE.

h hNJAMIN DULANY, sen. esq. having
30. g.lls indeat Of assignmcnt, dated the
NJ s4 - aay OF the present month, conveyed to
,,,s ~ nus estate, real, personal aud mixed,
sos y 7 tue Bank Stock ard money in deposit
s,. "ahsung in bis name, in trust for certain
f.. roSes therein mentioned IL his is therc-
sla;"0 give notice to oil tenants and others
nm property under lease or otherwise,
y. ssa oeionsing tothe said Benjamin Duia-
d b;. esq or WHO are in any Wise indebted
|ad san tat he or they are hereafter to pay
es.s e'''nt Tor the same, to me only o. my
-. Daniel F. Dulany.
i' Inn.
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N q L | G E.

TIE subscriber, by virtue Of a deed Of
trust dated on the third day OF September,
1907, from John Rogue to himself, Ludwell
Lee and Charles Alexander, will, on TUES
DAY, the l4th Of November next, at four
o'clock of that day, at the tavern of Benjamin
Thornton, in the town of I.eesburg, < coun-
~ Of Loudoun, proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, for ready money,
4 TRAIT Of Land,
in the county os Loudoun, on the north side
Of the main road from Leesburg to Alcxan-
dria, and about one quarter of mile to the
eastward of Goose Creek, containing | IA a.
ores, which land is il the possession Of the
said John Rogue, or SO much thereof as will
pay the expenses Of the sale and the sum of
l43 dollars and 53 cents, with interest due
by the said Bosue to Mrs. Frances Alevan-
der, administrative of Charles Alexander,
esquire, deceased, and the further sum Of
296 dollars and Is cents, with interest there
on, due TO the heirs OF the said Charles Alex
ander.
Edmund !. Lee,
Trustee.
Sertemher~l9 DTS
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September l9.
Twenty Dollars Reward.

R.4N .dW.d4, FROM Mr.. Zachariah Card
ner's mil, on .accoAiak, ON Monday last a ne
gro man, nsnaed JACK, calls hirs,J Jack
Moreton, about feet inches high, Is or 26
years efage, soeN made and black, marked III
the .tace acith The small !ho1, has scar ON one
yehis eye 6rosvs nearly - inch across, and as
nell as rrcoHected ii is on the right oue---Ais
right hunsb has received a 7uound in the second
joint, and as 7vW as recolected the middle tin
ger Of the left hand has been cut off near tie
ROOT fAe nail, lie hangs his head guhen SPOKEN
to--hs clothing not rcc0Hected 7viN give the
above reward for ahtlrehending and securing
said runaway so that get him again, and re4 :
sona6le charges if brought home.
VIM. Holiday.
October S. CT
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PUBLIC SALE.

On SATURDAY, The l4th instant, at half
past eleven O'Clock, will be offered for sale,
to the highest bidder,
A Lot Of Ground, on Fairfax
street, adjoining Mr.. John Hunters, So feet
inch front, running back loa feet inches
to 20 foot alley-one third to be cash, the
balance at three and six months, with APP
proved endorsed notes negotiable at either Of
the banks.
?. c.. MarAeller.
October 10. dts
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-23
.NfTAL REGISTER.

On Friday last, a small sloop got
under way tn go down. the bay for the
purpose of procuring CLANs-on pas
sing the Cun-Boat, stationed in the
harbor for protecting the embargo
three guns mere fred at her--the sloop,
Notwithstanding, proceeded; and this
formidable division of the Jeffersonian
navy, got underway and gave chase to
her--after pursuit Of nearly an hour,
the sloop got aground and so enabled
the line Of battle to come up and
effect a boarding. Here our know.
ledge of this mighty affair ends. 1t is
probable the next high tides the sloop
will be got off and the floor mon who
owns her will be forced to stand trial
at law to preserve tina. property which
the constitution of his country gives
him the right Of using, as much as the
farmer has the right Of planting his
fields for the support Of himself and
family.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-23

of democracy. lie Was a n.m sva'S ia
those /" times which lied mems souls
was a member Of the convention Of this
State which adopted the Federal Constltu-
tion---he advocated and supported t.4.-t con
stitution, and does now condeVn the vo-
lence of party spirit and oppression which
threatens to destroy the fair fabric of nation
al liberty.
Ideem this statement an act Of Justice to
the author above alluded to and have no
doubt you viii, with your known candour,
correct an error unpleasant TO his feelings.
4 Friend TO I" 4 True American"
January 10, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-23
xercised IN many INSTANCES bf

overs exercised III many instances by per-
sons claiming authority under. the Officers
IT the Customs, are unpreccdentq in the
history of Republicanism, and such as can
vt be submitted to, but by nation Of
lases. And that since a new Fmbar 90
Lazu has been passed to lcgalize oppression,
IT Is expedient to raise Committee If Pa6-
ie Sgfey. whose duty i, shall be, to cores
pond with similar committees, and to de-
wise the means Of securing our rights of lib
srty and property against all demonstrations
all and oppressive violations.
.IesotVed, That we contemplate cpposi-
ton to Government as TIE very last resort
II an oppressed People---and that we will
not countenance or support The violation e.
1vca Of oppressive hws-but we will employ
every constitutional method to preserve our
lights and Liberties. And because the res
pectful remonstrances of the people to the
3 president snd to Congress, have been treat
Ned with contenpt, we will apply to the lie.
\ ,isla,ure Of our own State, and claim from
Hthem that sesurity and protection, which
we have sought IN vain from the General
q Soycrnment-
n Therefore Rcsofvrd. That the Representa-
Stves OF the Town be instructed to present
10 the Legislature of our paren, State at
their next session, and support the follow
W Petition
Which report was unanimously accepted,
Votsd, That Committee Of Public Safe
y be chosen, whose duty il shall be to cor.
espond with similar committees of other
towns, md to devise the means of securing
ur liberty and property, against all uncon
titu,ional and oppressive violations.
Voted, That Samuel Freeman, Enoch lis.
icy, Daniel Tucker, Woodbury. Storer, ".
/ Ter Warren, Lemuel Weeks, James d.
Hopkins, Stephen Longfellow. jun. and
) William Goddard, be committee for the
foregoing purpose.
Voted, That the town clerk cause the pro
ceedings Of this meeting to be psblished IL
The several papers printed in this town.
Attem, SAMUEL HOMER, To.sn Clerk
Portland, January l9, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-23
=
T1if1.

Near Federick,own, Hon. George Duncan
Ludlow, aged II, late Chief Iafiise OF the
Supreme Court of the Province oil Canada.
In Bottom, Mrs Abigail Greenleaf, ft 81
With much forrow we announce ihe'eeath
of LEONARD HussnwELL, fon of Col. n of
this town; who died of fever at the lfland Of
St. Bartholomews-T young man pof1eaed
a mind the mon noble and generous, and at
the fame time firm, refolute and enterprihng
The late hero of our country, Commodore
PaEBtr, marked with pleafure the indepen-
dent fpirt he early diicovered, with whom
young LEONARD bravely fought under the
walls of TrpoIl.