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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-02
Alexander Moore. Reg.
/ his is to give notice that tic

subscriber of alexandria COUNT, in tie G'
tFIct Of Columbia. has obtained RON re IL
Fhans' Court cf bid county letters Of aarf
nt>tTaiinn 3e bonis Hoa, IN the persgns' t.
tate Of WliLNI SHREFE, !a;e o. q;
county Aforesaid deceased :-iiI TerG'
having c!sin-s gainst tn: SAD dcccsseS. ."
hereby warned 20 exhibit tie same ~''n *
vouchers stereOfto the subscriber, on b. :
TIE 15t'i asy Of Augus; Hext; or t2ej =, :,
by Ia" lie excluded frlIH all seGeG! ITO * -
es'sis and those indeb Cd thereto re y
fulret! ts make imEedia:~ psy1:eat.
Given under my h-nd this Is n day ft''(
airy, 1871.
SsalueI Shire {. scEioD ;,
Administrator dc hons pPi
Wil.iam ,Lfcyc.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-02
District of Columbia,

COUNT OF ALEXANDRIA-to W.T.
Norember Term, 1910.
George Simpson, c0mt.lai"ant,
AGAINST yy Ch1ursru
Aaron Wilson * Joseph Birch,
jun. deje"danfs' Wv,
The defendant Aaron Wilson,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-02

NIB Arrangements ha"ing been made to
commence the sale of tickets comp,.z ,ng the
above Lottery, the public are hereby inform
ell, that am now prepared to .>ceiye pro-
po.als from all such persons as may be dis
posed ID purchase, fr Otherwise contract for
the sale thereof on commission. Purchasers
taking lCo Tickets, or more, will be entitled
to a credit Of thirty days after the drawing OF
the Lottery, on giving notes with approved
e7dorsers, negotiable at any Of the Eanks
within the District Of Columbia.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-02
los. Carleton.

f!gest FIR the P5t9mac Cambanu
THE DRAWING OF THE
Potomac and Shenandoah Nauga-
taos, Lottery.
THE public are hereby informed that
i az meeting Of the President and Di-
rec!ors OF the Potomac Company, held a:
Brook tavern. in Alexandra, on Monday.
the lo,h day OF Dectmter,s 1910. j, was de-
termined that the drawing Of the Potomac
and Shenandoah Navigation otterv shall
commence on the first Monday in Nav next.
BY order ofthe President and Directors,
JOSEPH CARLETON, Lgert.
Georgetown, Dec. 2O-iJar.
The pubic are farther informed that. con-
formally 10 a subsequent resolution Of the
managers Of The lottery, the price Of tickets
Will be advanced from tie Sis. of March
next, 10 ten dsils"s and flty certs. and ,ha,
no tickets alter the 25th dey cf arril newt.
will te sold ct any other PLACE thar :, ,be;r
office or Offices in the district Of CoGnmtis-
Il is. Therefore, confidently hoped. under
these regulations. thar person, Gesirostx ,f
promoting the object o. this lottery, zsd who
have not Yet supplied Themselves With tick.
cts. viii embrace the opportunity of doing il
before they are withdrawn from the distsn,
Agents.
By order Of the Managers,
joseph Carleton. Agent
teOFlsry o-i@' Iaxtl 3thAp
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-06-24
LfGiSIature Ct PHSsafbusfttS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
JUNE Is to IL. 1911.

JUNE S to liz, 1911.
The bill oh the subject ofpayihg
taxes for the support Of Religious
Worship ga bill for regulating the
choice of Town Officers and the bill
for transferring the appointment Of the
Clerks for Courts from the Supreme
Court TO the Governor and Council,
all passed to be engrossed-g" The
term Of service of the present Clerks
are hy this law 10 expire the lst. Sep
TENDER.
A bill 10 abolish all the existing
Courts Of Common Pleas III the State,
and to establish FIVE Circuit Courts OF
Common Pleas, WAS read twice -
a77 BY this bill about fifty Common
Pleas Judges will be removed, and the
Governor and Council authorized to
appoint fifteen new Judges
a report on the new Valuation OF
the State, WAS made and accepted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-06-24
THURSDAY, 90.

Joseph Story, Esq. was appointed to
draft, during the recess, Bills defining
the general powers Of towns and dis
tiicts, and os parishes and rcligicHs
societies, to be hereailer incorporated.
The bill respecting lnsolvencies was
read third time.
A motion was then made that the
forther consideration Of the sublest be
postponed 10 the third Wednesday of
the next-Session. PAssSdin the alfirma-
Ilye-yeas l29,Days ITO.
A motion was afterwards made, that
the last vote be reconsidered This
question was decided BY yeas and nays
--yeas 76, nays l42. Therefore the
BIll stands postponed.
The petitions for renewals Of Bank
Charters, were all referred to the next
session.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-06-24
T0rrlMI guttlIlr

The nip Mcrtor, arrived at New
York from Liverpool, has brought
Lngliih papers TO th- IItit May.
Mr. Pinkney and family failed
from Coees for the u s. on the 9th
Of sfay
Mr.. Foner, (the new Britifh min
ifer) was to fad the fame day e
thar it IS probable they have arrived
IN this country before this Def
patches from Paris, 20 Mr. Pinkney,
arrived at Cowes Aiorf'y after Mr. r
LETT they were therefore forwarded
70 him IN this country in aRaAer vcf-
fcl.
(" Mons rElcalier, who was COM
ing out as Conlal General from
France, 70 the United States, had ar
rived in England, being captured on
board the Rofe in bloom, from Bay.
onpe, and feni in, BIZ tho Britilh fri
gates Shannon and Amazon"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-06-24

The Circuit Court of Common
Pleas bill, passed 10 be engrossed, with
amendments.-EI1 Il was sent to the
Senate, and there referred to the next
session. II
A joint committee was raised 70 re-
port on the expediency of reviving
the Courts of Sessions.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-06-24

The natives aud Americans in the
Orleans territory appear to regret the
Ambition Of that territory into the
Union as fate. The majority of
its population being French, they
perceive, that, in elections, the Off
ces will nearly ali be filled by French
men, and thar laws will be made and
administered in manner contrary to
the opinions, habits, and cuifoms of
the Americans. The admiflion of
two Frenchmen into the fenate of
the United States, where much Of
the Executive buGnefs is tranfa6ted,
cannot fail to be alarming. If they
fhould not be faithful TO this coun-
try, the mott important iecrets may
BE divuIged to foreign power. 1t
is to be regretted that the Conftitu-
ton does not exclude all but ndtiUe
Americans.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-06-24
NEW BANKS.

Reports of a Jolnt-commlttee, giving
1t Gov. GRAY * others, of Boston, *
George Crowninshield, and others of
Salem, leave to bring in bills for estab-
fishing pew Banks, were postponed, in
the Senate, until tomorrow (this day. }
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-06-24

Henry. about 5 o'clock, heard heavy
firing il ihore that there were four
broad fides, and fome chatting guns /;
from the jarring, fuppofcd one fhiP
10 be Of heavier metal than the other.
On Friday night, fpoke pilot boat
from the Delaware-informed thar,
thar dav, Trey faw two frigates one
chatting the other.
This firing, probably was from
the two frigates from England, with
Mr. Fottcr and Mr. Pinkney on
board, faluting each other on their
arrival ia Hampton Roads.1
CN. T. CAL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-06-24

The commercial embarradments
At Paris iucYeafe daily and in addi-
ton 20 the eminent houie which we
noticed as having already fufpcnded
their payments, feveral others of G.
quail relpscfability were expected to
follow. The diitrels occaiioned by
the late three failures was mott ex-
renGve he houfc of Pierlot and
Co. one of thole that failed, was in
the direction Of the French Bank, one
OF the Receivers, General Of the En-
pre-, and private Banker to the En-
prcfs Jofephine.
The Gibraltar Chronicle climates
The enemy's troops which have enter
Cd the Pcninfula from 1897 to the
end Of 1870, at SOS, GOO of which
number nearly 3oo,oo have died by
the fword or by dileale.
a late Refolution of the Cortcs is
well calculated TO dilarm the hoitili-
~ Of the Colonies. and to fecure for
the aid Of Government the exertion
Of individual talents, 1t declares
that the Americans, both Spaniih and
indian, and the fons of Indians, fhalI
have al equal right with the natives
Of Old Spain to all ecclefiattical, mil
i,ary, and civil employmen,s in every
part OF the Monarchy.
IL is reported that Bonaparte at
late audience az the ThuiIleries, had
given the Ruailn Ambafador fc-
we're lecture on the prelent wayering
aifpoi,ion Of his matter. The fcene
is reprsfented as having been a coun.
terpart 70 thoie memorable difplays
ct irralcibility OF which Lord Whit
worth and NJ. de Marcof were the
witnciIes.
The Courier Of the 9Th, contains
an account 10y the Anholt mail) of
lcvyre aston having been fought
at Coiberg, between the Pruilians and
French 10 which the latter were bea-
len The French wifhed TO PATS
through out Gen Butcher, the COM
mandant of Colberg, would not let
them hence the action, in which
the French had zoo killed, and 200
wounded. The Courier of the 9th,
fays that The report Of the aaion, pro-
duced a very great fenlation i'll Lon
don, and obtained general credit
bat throws 4 damper upon the infor-
nation, BY laying, shat government
have received Intelligence from that
quarter to the 1o,h, which takes no
notice Of The event mentioned"
MAY Owe have received the
following intelligence from the coaa
az France an uuiverial lpirit of
dlcontent prevails amongtt the
French towards the government of
Bonaparte. The bankruptcies, both
AZ Paris and in other large towns in
France, have been very extenGve, and
10 the large mercantile houtes 70 a
very great amount The retreat Of
Maiicna from Portugal had iaf been
rubhihed. Figueras, ilrong and
important fortrefs ID Catalonia, had
been inveitcd BY The Spaniards, and
had lurrendered The carlton, con
fitting Of 5000 men, French and l.
ITALIAN, had been made prfJners of
var.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-06-24
Jutfreati.rg Political aslscfl'alIv.

In our last we gave Gov. Gerry's late speech
eniire. Its length precluded the posi-
bility of our accompanying lt WIN any re-
marks II is lane which carries iis own
antidotc with 1t where reasnn ana rs neu
ton are employed TO combat It. but leat
its sbsurdiiies and the false reasoning
made use of should not so readily appear
10 one sided poIIicians, We lay before 'he
public tue following numbers 81 Inc
9 Boston Retei," from The Centinel on
perusal, we think ii witt readily be con
ceded that they place his Exceilency ~
point Of view not very fistteHhg 10 Inc
dignity of the Chief Magistrate OF Mass~-
chusettS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-06-24
20 n b.ease rant Encc.Ecrcu

~'N'H I'M FttASI yt4F L%GE.tCTry
NEVER was 4 greater untruth uttered
by any political partisan. DO not mem 10
contradict your Excellency, and rut tie
weight of MY assertion against ours. NV,
hoTe ny ne blessing Of heaven 10 prove hat
am nght AID Il our country iealh. Dos.
seSses ne intelligence and virtue vlicl, orr
tO"NlrSi ihsti t1Hons TresuProse. I NV Dot
,esr the result, have proved ,i.at the Bgr.
I'm decree WAS, by The tacit Omission ofour
own CaDn-t, and in truth, no, onlyt l.e FIRST.
a'tt me most HlgVant violation of tur rirhte'
nave proved also, that il imposed In ~
the a~tg Of resistance under HE neral,v IS
for1eltlng our Neutral charactfr u ue
should refrain 50 % do, and that \, o.,e ta
Great britain, the other beli;~er.lr, ,La
iSlr lght upon our failure 10 ret.E,t. III,
injustice oi France upon herself eyeuII,,'ah
lie ilode q that retaliation miqLt III No.
uThla'ly injurious to the submise.r u reuirst
VINO 'iau i~iled 10 resent Tie ou,rsge IN l,s
ouch' sir, permit ne 10 saw. was I'LL ,,.a
ySH,S NE iAiriy implied admission NJ rnr,.,,,a
adjust ana It wall appear, Sir unc, 80.
isAt 81 the discussion between i. III.
Couft q III james. that TIE prs,~5 ', t't iii, III,
" our rulers IN dyfnce oF IL
1ehse IN me injustice OF France 80 ,5ar
j ,r .s'Gn aegrets had been Sd exclaimed
uat Neg did not operate srgins, mn
S[sue' ana tnst after Il was un,le,.r,od ~
M -'.t ' '. intended TO extend them 20 n
selt ', tf 'iiAs was not allowed ID u NJ re-
or III ,..ei'' before The issuing ofthe Bli,i.n
49,, .o' "eid vas uttered in The discussion
Il. 49, ar, Erskine aid Mr. M.a,.an.
49, Tween Mr. Pinkney and AiF C.uninp'
"a -. - showed that cur government deem.
s.. 81 Tue Bfilish the aeQsesso,s Tbs Iasr
nn,. = = 'n'ireiy new, and got III fur nsrty>
sHa $50 = Conceal tue inlUs.Ict WY E,,.u, !
gains, r.'lAlne the national iesen4ments !.
IF such ea' h'ilain. Cab il be Supposed,
ex,s,la previous Course III iniu44Ice had
admin;.tr.'.'e part 81 Great Eritan, that our
''''@ = @''1i' Rot ceit@iniy too par,i.i q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-06-24

SortS aN II LIZ NhAhS@ 4
The Grand Seignor has rejected
the proportions Of peace which the
Court of RufTa lately made to him,
and perhits in the refolution of con-
rinuing the war with that Power.
10 oonlequencc. he is butily cccu-
pied in railing contln2ents and anna
ments Of every defcription.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-06-24
June "a, 1911

JOHN FOX returns his thanks 10 lis for
net, customer. for their liberal patronage and
wfrild ioicIt continuance az The stand
formerly occupied by Charles & John Fox
w'efe he ihalI continue the buGnefs as ulual--
ani oiisrs for fale, complete aiioTtment Of
SHIP CHANDLER1~.
NAVAL STORES AND CaMBOOsFs.
Cordage of the first quality !upf on lb-
erai terms. Porfi1sdr .5zre "a, 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-06-24
Utilization q CsbartneriEib.

He inblcribers have th;, day by mutual
content, diffolved tho Connection hereto
fore existing under the firm Of CHARLES e.
JPHN F0K-ail perfons having denand. a.
gsinst laid Arm, aud thefe indebted there,o
arr requested TO cal OH Charles Fox for fet-
tiGaent and payment, at No and fouth
lte Long Wharf CHARLES FOX,
JOHN FOX,
Irtnp o. III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-06-24
BOSTON, JUNE D


Capt. EtaeridE-, OF The Coed IN
tent, from Ncrth Carolina, informs,
that on Fhusfday evening, eff Cape
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-06-24

An act establishing Circuit Courts,
was passed to be engrossed, with a.
mendments, ID concurrence with the
Senate
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-06-24

G07e'Hor Ger;y, vs. tie Boston A,leua5,4ye.
!, 80 Jar Jro'n TJ2.cfirg, de rorca,ncrf r.
" me =. States have. By every possible
means S0aydea III the deadly bloxg Giatra as
0~ commerce 6y toreisa aa,iors."
LGery's Ffench Specch.1
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-12
For Sale,
IN active Negro Boy
about fifteen years of age.
WILLIAM LONG.
Mar.ins6urgh, June %, 1911.
Boot and Shoe Mandatory

THE subscriber again very respectfully
L informs his customers, the lnnaoitan'S
of Martinsburgh, and the public generally
that from his late establishment. ne Is ena-
bled to execute all kind of work ia the nea1. :
est. most substantial, most serviceaole anu
most fashionable manner-Having spared
no pains in procuring complete and iasnl.
enable workmen, and having always pn
hand materials of superiour quality ne
feels not the slightest hesitation IN assert. :
inc. that he will make it the advantage, OF
every person who may please to employ
him. ,1 !.
He intends always to keep on hand a
suan.ity of work ready made, to supply
customers in immediate want-He pieoges
himself to execute all orders in town. or at
distance, in punctaal manner. -. =,
He still continues to reside at MS oiu
stand, opposite Mr.. NJ, Chopperts' ana
nearly opposite Capt. ]. Faulkners stoIe'
CHRISTOPHER M'ALlSIEn.
Martinsburgh, June Z, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-12

Should the following not be taken up In
three months, they will 80 as Dead Let
tiers to the General Post Office.
A. MATTHEW ALEXANDER,
George Anderson.
B. Richard Baila, Esq. John Boyd, John
Burns.
C. Christley eastman, Joseph Coltman,
John Colleges.
d. John Dugan. jun. William or John
Quicker, William Duiield.
E. Benjamin Ellis.
F. John French.
HI. William Hendrix, Benjamin Harri-
son, Jonas Hedges.
]. Robert Jones, care of Edward Bee
son, Mrs. Polly Jackson.
X. George Keller.
L. John Low, jun.
M. Thomas M'Quilkin, Zachariah Muir.
o. William osburn.
P. George Painter, sen. Daniel Pyne,
Joanna Potts.
r. William Runner, William Rum.
baugh, Nathan Ross.
S. Sarah Snider, John Stewart, care OF
Charles Porter6eld, John Smith, John
Strickle, Henry Simund, School-naster,
care of the Rev. Mr.. Rebenack.
r. Bennett Thompson, Eli Th9rnbury,
William Thornbury.
w. Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Margret White
max, Michael Weekpea, John Wilhelms,
Tohu Whitenak.
4. Abraham Zimmerman.
VIM. SOMMERVILLE, IN.
Post Office, Martinsburgh
July S, 1911. }
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-12
Fifty Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscr iber, living
II on Mill Greek, Berkeley County,
Virginia, on the I'd of April last, Negro
man. named Bill, formerly the property of
Mr.. Cephas Beall, of Martiusburgh !; he
was raised within few miles of Montgo.
merv Court House, Maryland is about
five feet or inches high, about IS years
old, has scar or scars on his face, but
not particularly recollected, IS very knock
kneed, and wears his hair turned up De-
hind, he can play on the fiddle, IS very
fond of liquor, andswhen drunk can scarce
ly express himself, so as to be understood,
and is an excessive smoker. 1 will give
the above reward for experimenting and Sc.
curing said runaway 10 any Jail, SO that
can get him again, and all reasonable ex-
penses if brought home.
ALEXANDER STEPHEN.
! May IL, 1e1l.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-12
Three Dollars Reward.

ID AN away from the subscriber on Sun
IN day night last, an apprentice boy nam.
ed JOHN LAM0N, bound by an order of
Berkeley County Court; he was II years
old last April, large for his age, has black
hair, and of dark complexion; had on
and took with him, homemade linsey
coat of drab colour and cotton coat of
dove colour--one linscy and two summer
waistcoats-a pair of dark coloured cotton
pantaloons and two pair linen ditto--one
pair clouded cotton stockings-a wool hat
and shoes. | will give the above reward
and reasonable expenses to any person who
will take up said boy and return him to me,
or secure him in Jail, so that get him a.
gain. All persons are. hereby cautioned,
at their peril, from employing or harbour.
ing said apprentice in any manner, as am
determined to prosecute any person whe
may do so.
WILLIAM TABB.
Martinsburgh, July $, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-12
Pocket-Book Lost.

r OST on Tuesday the 25th ult. on the
l road leading from Wynkoop's spring
to Martinsburgh, or in Mar.insburgh, a
red Morocco POCKET contain
ing two dollar Bank Note, two Bank
Notes of FIVE dollars each, some promissory
Notes, orders, and other papers, OF no NJ,
use to any person but the owner.-I VIII
paw two dollars reward to any person who
NAV find and return said Book, with the
papers and money it contained.
JOHN HELFERSTAY.
Martinsburgh, July s, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-12
Will be Sold,

VI N. highest bidder, far Cash, on SATUR.
Nv y he sist of AUGUST nest. before
~, Ds d,or of ROBERT FuLros's lauern'
in Charles To10n,
A valuable Negro Woman,
..u.,hsr with a humber of valuable articles
.ose mnr1sEHOLD FURNITURE -
the same having been conveyed 20 the un'
dersigned IN trust by George h as, 90 f,s Sc,
cure the payment of debt due from
him 70 lanes Hite, Jacob H. Manning,
and Benjamin Strother, deceased, .v,c
June %, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-12
Mvtinsb,ugh, Virginia,
PRINTED G PUBLISHED B Y
JOHN ALBURIE.
GERMS of the Ga3ette.

THE p,-ice ofths paperis two dollars per annurn,
.re dollar payable at the time OF subscribing, and
90 wen the year expres-Distant subscribers
80 Gar the whole year in advance-No subscription
lived for shorterterm than six months, and no
n,ner discontinued until arrearages are palaIa
si..s .onotfv discontinuance of the paper at the
.ad of the time subscribed for, will be considered
engagement The price Of 4aUsrse sOr Three %
.waaSs Insertion. and for continuance after that
,;me d cents per Neutrality-suspicious. will continue
-. .scsve reduction of one fourth on their Ad-
yertisements.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-12
Spring and Summer Goods.
DANIEL linn, & Co.
HAVE Just received and finished open
ing large assortment OF
SPRING & SUMNER GOODS,

which in addition to their former stock,
makes their assortment complete. The
following is part
Calicos and Chintzes,
Cambrick Muslins,
Dimities, assorted,
Cotton Checks,
Shifting Cottons,
Irish Linens,
Manchester Goods, assorted,
Fancy Shawls,
Madras Handkerchief,
Long and Short Nankeens,
York Stripes and Cotton Cassimers,
Royal-Rib and Marseilfes Waistcoat-
ing,
A large assortment of India Muslins,
lard. ware, Queens ware, Tin ware,
Glass ware, and large assortment OF Gro-
eeriet.
We: request all those indebted to US to
call AID settle their accounts up to the 18Th
of Ap ril last, as no further Indulgence can
be given.
M,Gtinsburgh, May "a, 1911.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-13

cribbling On the subjec: Of the Catholic,
which, however, had rot resulted in a..y IT,,
pass upon the tranquility of the country.
The meeting OF the Cathoiic Delegates to-.
place at Dublin en- the 10th OF Oct. at ~
O'Clock and, after much confusion, saws H.
Dublin Patriot, Is At 90 minutes before q
a solitary silence prevailed, and the meet.
OF the Catholic Delegates was adjourned !,
a more convenient season.
The Rev. Vesey Dawson. was lately kiln
near Newry, in endeavoring TO extrica,e nm
self from rurning-away carriage. The Dan
lin Freeman's Journal, Of the Gath Ct Octbr
last, observes, The oily consolation is, t....
this Inflated gentleman was relieved from h,
sufferlngs by instant death"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-13
BOSTON, December s.
FROM 7 9EUTR

cspt. Harris, who arrived here yesterday
:, the schr. Nancy, In - days from Laguira,
;nforms us that the independence OF that Pro-
.;nce was considered as completed-MIRAN-
IA who had been the principal agent in this
event. was very popular; and was very active
both in town and country. The port was block
AIDED by Spanish friga.e and some smaller
.ssss,. Several Americans had been cap
tnred by them and sent to leeward.
The expectation Of specie and copper was
-s;g;,,;y prohibited. Produce high.
S-yeral English vessels were about sailing
for Gibraltar, with those Who were dissatiss-