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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-23

OF congress yesterday, we cannot now re.
treat If we would. We cannot graar per-
mis.'on for our merchants 10 bring home
thrir property without permission Of the
emperor! Was ever a country in more
degraded situation I? A member Of con-
%g'rss TO &c, up in his place and declare tina,
the nation is under the control Of foreign
tyrant. and that the legislature cannot re-
lleye the eitizsns from his power but that
they are under the necessity Of carrying
his edicts against commerce into full eff
feet, whether his DEGREES cease to affect
neutral commerce. or not ! Is this the laa.
guage of freedom Is hi. such language
as was SPOKEN in this country thirty years
ago: Is this language the hardy sons
OF the north can understand? Is this doc
trlne proper for eountry which has any
Pretsnsions to freedom? VIII the people
submit to such state Of things 81 az
swtf boldly, they will not The spirit Of
the sation is indeed stifvd, bur It is uar
extinct ;--the FIRE Of freedom is buried,
but It Is not extinguished When it shalt
break out it will be irrras,able --aud then
woe be 20 those who shall have the temeri.
ty to advocate the cause Of SUCH ,yrans as
Bonapa.se
limo one but gov. Wrigh, advocated the
doctrine Of passive obedience and non re.
sistanc= to the orders Of BonaParte, in
congress, .ae thing would not be alarming
for Wright, TO make the most of him is on.
ly secondary politician. But there a,e o.
theirs who have argued in the same way,
and some of them am sorry to say, with
an ingenuity worthy better cause. Eppes,
himself, the first man IN the nation, the
leader OF the Leading party, wished to wait
until the new n,inis,er should arrive from
the court OF the emperor, before congress
should take decisive step. Tho Epprs
has more sense than to declare the nation
under the control Of Bpnapsrsr, he act, as
ii it was really the case. # We are free
natios why wait Far rhr commands of l.s-
reign power? Why suspend our laws and
check our proceedings to hear the opinion
OF Foreigners But the truth is, Bonapar,e
is as much emperor here AS he is at Paris,
and his orders are issued as persmptorily
and obey-d as explicitly as rhey are N suy
part of Europe. This is fact W HIGH ,ime
viii settle, and which the people will feel
and believe, when, fear, it will be too
lass Tor them 10 relieve Nezu-
1874 Esseins- Post.
II lathe root Only and lower part of the stem
of the stramonium, Or thorn apple, whici. pos
sess the anti-asthmatic virtue; these should
be cut into small pieces and put into tobacco
pipe, and the smoke, as well as the saliva,
swallowed together. The patient will find
relief On smaakins the first pipe.
Da The Rev. JoHN w. BROWNE, mis-
sioner from the Miami College, State OF O.
hio, intends to preach in St. Paul's Church.
Fairfax Street, to. morrow forenoon, at
eevea o'clock also, in the same place, at
half past o'clock in the afternoon.
"N' An adjourned meeting of the Wash.
ing,on Society Of Alexandria, is requested
at Nh. Brooks hotel, this evening at four
o'clock, on business---by request Of the
President.
G. DENEALE, Sec'y.
Saturday, Feb. %.
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But let them speak for themselves -
Disregard of principles, interests distinct
from shs happiness of the people, family
pride and influence, violation of rules of
conduct essential 70 general preservatios,
lneessaat inlrgues, repeated and numerous
eabals. Bargains, SAFES, and provinces Of
Offices and psver, trading in political pur-
salt. Mercenary views opposing solemn
duties, prosecutions of worthy men on ac-
Count Of their disinterestednes aud infl.x.
Die int gritty, secret and unmeritsd sland-
ers, constantly propagated for their de-
s,ruction."
Such is the account which the New.
York democrats give Of Dewitt, Clinton and
his supporters, Of men Of their own kid
noy, of the same political principles, & with
whom they have often marched hand and
glove to battle in the political warfare. 1t
men who now denounce Dewitt Clinton
and his family and friends, were once, and
that very recently, his warmest supporters
and admirers, his hrmcst friends and asso.
ciates So hong az federalism prevailed he
WAS the 6 god of their iaolatry," 40 man
was lis .equai for virtue and correct prioci-
pies. Bas at present, as the country inn
keeper wrote oa his sign, g times is chang
Cd, and meu have changed with them.-
While the democrats Of the state were
struggling for power, th-y were all uai,ed
10 man and all clever fellows; but now
they have got the power they quarrel about
the distribution Of the Offices, and one half
of th5m (if we NAV believe what the other
half say Of then are tae greatest block
heads aud most unpsincipled scoundtels ia,
the eeasnani,y.
S der men, men who are not drunk wi tn
party z7al, ought seriously to reflect upon
these facss. The feicr2Itsis have CONSTANT
" .s.srtsd tina, not only D. witt Clinton,
brt NOS, Of the other headers Of the derna-
cratic parry were mere demagosues and of,
Ace hunters, who cared not what became
ofthe pubic iatercss if they could promote
their own and that of their dependan,s.-
The democrats denied the charge. They
were. believed !; they were entrusted, with
power--and now they voluntarily come
forward and accuse each other of enter
tanning the very same designs Of which
they had previously been accused by the
fcdrralists. Ons section Of tie party h. as
turned states evidence agaiss. the other,
aud it becomes all zeal patriots to profit by
their tes,imony.-Viry'inia Patriot.
1srf-My Finances are in the most pros
nernus contltioa. Nahoieon
(ossmelt AMSTERDAM, NOV. 20, Is Co.,
Our suficrinps, ny son, are ihto!eiable ---
Upwards OF FIVE .hnus nd houses n this Ct y,
were umenan,ed in tic beginning Of this
mon;a. Carriages and horses are, almost
literally, given oapay. n.
Extras, Of a letter from Washington, datsa
u 81.
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The Charitable Committee
Of the Thespian Society lay before the
public the following Report:
D. C..
Appropriation placed in their hands 200 90
Dlshursed for fuel i41 IS
for closthing. 10 IS
for food 10 II
for bible 90
Cash 10 IS
- 1873 Sc
Relieving 1 10 applicants
RaI.nt. 16 a.
Remaining an-xpended and appreprat-
ed to Meet extraordinary cases OF distress.
GEORGE CARSON. c. c. c. T. S.
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G1s The Rev. JOHN w. BROWNE, a mis-
sioner from the Miami College, State OF O.
hio, intends to preach in St. Paul's Church,
Fairfax Street, tomorrow forenoon, at
elevea o'clock also, in the same place, at
half past o'clock in the afternoon.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-23

"O' An adjourned meeting of the Wash.
ington Society of Alexandria, is requested
at Nh. Brooks hotel, this evening at four
o'clock, on business--by request Of the
President.
G. DENEALE, Sec'y.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-28
For Rent or Lease.

A small FARM, situated near to the Lit.
tie River Turnpike Road, and within miles
Of Alexandria. There are several acres in
an improving state of cultivation, upon which
have been made good crops of wheat, corn,
and clover, and permission would be grant
ed to clear IL or IS acres more. The great
er proportion is well inclosed The i'm.
provements are a new two tory brick Dwell.
ling and Kitchen, frame House for an over.
seer, Stable and Coach. House The situ-
alton being healthy and elevated, command.
ing fine prospect of Alexandria, the city Of
Washington, the Potomac, and the surround.
ing country highly improved it would prove
a desirable residence for gentleman of fops
tune but from its proximity to the public
road and the town, and there being vaiua-
bic orchard of choice fruit, an industrious
man would find it for his advantage to be.
come tenant. Apply to
Margaret R. Chaplin.
Administrative.
August IA. eo3w.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Viii be offered for sale, on Thursday me
Seth .auguSt. 1911, at II e'el'eS, az me
Washington Bridge,
A Frame House & Lot, most
gelecntly situated near the foot Of the Bridge
awhih would be charming stand for Gro
ce,y Store, and and also for private tannl.
". This house has two distinct fronts, and
the dimensions are 20 feet south and 80 feet
east-It has remarkably comfortable rooms
ard passage, which makes the rooms sun
more comfortable and private. This house
is at presen, occupied by Captain Benjamin
Jarber, and has been for these IA months
past It viii be sold on liber i terms, which
Will be m AIDE known at the time of sale For
further information apply to David Dobtins'
on the Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington
CITY, or 10 Mr. Mrber. on the premises
Washington Citv, Aug. 90 tn s K w
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HUGH PIPER,
August "a.

Respectfully informs his friends and the
public in general, that he has commenced
the WHEELWRIGHT BUSINESS. in the
shop formerly occupied by John Homer, Ju-.
Nor. in Royal-st,eet, between Duke and
Prince streets, & nearly opposite to Ephralm
Evans's, Chairmaker; and being supplied
with all necessary materials he hopes by ms
attention to business to please those who may
favor him with theii custom
He is ready to make Bershear Ploughs
and Cutting Boxes equal to any o her made
in the district. ( In a few days, the Black
smith business will be carried on ct the ssrne
shop in all its various branches.
August 20 eoss
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Joseph SPEAR,
August 8.

Most resteeyuNy informs his Friends and the
Public,
THAT he has commenced the CABINET
BUSINESS in all It's various branches, near.
ly opposite the Vendue Store, Prince-street
he also makes and repairs all kinds of Mu-
steal Instruments, such as Piano Fortes,
Bass Viols, Viollns, Guitars &c. and will
also furnish Mahogany Collins for grown per-
sons for fifteen dollars. He hopes the
goodness of his materials, the soundness OF
his work, and the strict attention he intends
paying to his business, will ensure him en-
couragemcnt from generous public. All
Of the above branches of business will be ex-
ecuted at the shortest notice.
June Is. co
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Maya
t. FAIRFAX RACES.

,SsHE Fairfax Jockey Club Races VIII
commence at this place on Hoho-
DAY the 10Th of September next-she Puf-
ses for the two first days WILDE handsome
The third day town purse worthy the atten-
ton Of sportsmen, On each day the hi1 on, )
will be hung up at the starting pole. Inc
course is handsome, equalled by few on the
continent and in good order The hrst day
three mile heats--the second two miie' anu
-the third one nile. &c.
John Radcliffe, Seey.
hr There is a training stable KEPT az ''e
piace, where any gentleman can get accom-
rnodated handsomely. ,o,c.
August Is ae''
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FOR SALE,

TWO thousand four hundred acres o. ..
L IND. S,Fairiax counly,ViFgnla' si,ua,s . ~ D
healthy. ecnteel neigaborhood' about y
miles fron,,ae city of Washington & 1eo Org
7 own and. i8 MILES from alexandria me
trnnjke road rom Alexandria to the Inv 6. {
Rive, masses aho,e,one and hall mics 'to'i
The dwelIinr house. The land is well wa'e p,
ed Of a good quality, and adapted . .ne
pl,,ster Of Paris. The ini?soyemenss are d a
LARGE dwellng house 4s feet loa< ana ~. ~ iee ,
wide, two stories high, good ktcss.s, l" "na
bonse. tobacco house, grana,y' stao'es S,lu
corn house, all in good repair. 4 VIII 'aNe
.tbe moderate price of Ten Dollars per ACRE
one third of the purchase money payanie AZ
the time of sale, the residue at the eSPia-
tion of 10 months. a;s.
Steck, in any ofthe banks WITHIN inc oi =.
tyict Of columbia, will be received; or i4,hos
on The low.r,psrts of Potomac or kappA.s., ~,
mock rivers. and in the western country, VIII
- taken in exchange.
r..,...S- saw8M
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RIPPON LODGE


~ IN n L. Il u n N q w 4
~ ONSISTING of about one thou sand a.
" cres of Land, bordering on the Neab-
SEQ, navigable creek. about. one mile from
The Potomac, within 81 miles of Alexandra
and four from Dumfries, ON the main road
from the one to the other. There is spa
cious mansion house with every necessary
out house. an excellent garden with great
variety Of fruit trees, a we'll Of remarkable.
cool water, and the situation considered AZ
Esons the tssaltbiest near the Petomsc. -
There are about 400 acres open for eul,iva-
ten, which produce in rye. corn, &c. equal
ly as well as any in its yicinage. Extensive
marshes attach to this farm excellent for the
grazing of cattle, SC. and two meadows that
produces annually from eighteenth twenty-
five tons of hay Of the natural grass 7 is
land will be disposed of on liberal terms. A
third of the money being in cash, the balance
by approved guarantees ofp:yment, a Gre
ditto one and two years may be had on Per-
sons disposed to buy or rent will app'y to
Mrs CHaIsTrAS BLACKBURN, on the premi-
ses, or to
T. Blackburn,
Executor of 7. Blackburn, deceased near
Centerville, Fairfax county, Virginia.
August ~ 2awlm
~ The editor Of the National lnelli-
gencer is requested to insert the above adj
vertsement once week for four weeks, and
send his account to this office for payment.
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This IS TO glUe Notice,

That the subscriber, of Aiexandris county
in the district of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court Of said county, let
tiers of admi ,istrstion on the personal estate
of George Hubuley, late of the county
foresaid deceased: all persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby w.rn-
ed to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, on or before the
the Sd day of February next, or they may by
law be excluded from all benefit to SAID es
tate and those indebted thereto are required
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this Sd day OF Au-
gust, 1911.
Sarah TIuguley, Adm'x.
August 3. staw4vpd
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lust Published,
For Sale by ROBERT GRAY,

T01 DUSc W NOOSA>A
An account of Expeditions to the Sources
of the Mississippi, and through the western
parts of Louisiana, to the Source OF the Ar
karsaw, Ksns La Platte, and Pierre Jaun N.
vers-perlormed by order Of the government
of the United States during the years 1903
1906, and 1907
and Il TOUR THROUGH
The interior Parts Of New Sba''',
When conducted through these Provinces
by order of the Captain General, in the year
lso7-by Major z M. Pike-illustrated
with Maps and Charts.
Price with the Plates separate, S3 IS
Ditto with the Plates bouad in ct. 50
Ditto In boards, w
g. Subscribers will please call tor their
copies.
JUST RECEIYED,
A supply of Carey's Family
Bibles, and Adgate,s Music.
July l6 n. ".
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The Subscriber

Has for sale at his 7vareaeuse on Conway
gvharf,
London particular Madeira Wine, in halt
pipes ami quarter casks, fit Tor immediate use
from the we'll known houses OF MessrS. ocoe'
and Co. * Murdoch, YouiIle, Wardrop 20
Coffee in bags and barrels
Old Grenada Rum, and some Shrub OF SUI
.ner;or oau,;ty from the same island
New York prime Beef and Pork OF excel
lent quality
Bristoc drop Shot in bags
dLSO,
Bills on London for sale at so days, IN sums
70 suit purchasers
James Patton.
May2
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PUBLIC SALE.

ny yirtu. OF a deed of trust from Isaac
ID. SHREvE and HANNAH his wife, to the
Subscriber, executed for the purpose OF sa-
,isryine debt due from Isaac Shrcve to the
Rank of Alexandria, will be exposed to
public sale. for cash, on the premises, Oh
the 10Th day of September next, a LOI or
half an Acre of GROUND, situated in the
town of Alexandra, on the east side OF
Washington street * south side OF Wilkes
street.
Thomas Swami, Trustee.
August w
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Dufcfs Nature Dasbtayed,

Adapted to-she Acquisition of The nish
Language in the shortest time possibh;, in
2 vols. octave, is just received, for sale BY
the subscriber.
ALhO,
A coElplete assortment Of Nautical Books
and Charts. viz Blunt's Practical Naviga-
tor, last edition do. Coast Pilot; American
Ship Mas er's Assistant; Sesman's Dzily
Assistant; Theory and Practice cf Seaman-
ship; Nautical Almanack for 1911 & 1872,
and Capt. Parkenham's Invention Of Sub
stitute for a lost Rutder
James Kennedy, sen.
August 10 cow
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RECEIVED TO-DAY,
A fresh supply of ladies' fashionable


A fresh supply of ladies' tash Iohaple
SHOES.
ON HAND,
l65 bales excellent retailing Cotton
IS barrels we'll cur d Shad
boxes Carolina Indigo
Is bags do Ground Nuts
1900 ladies' Chip Bonnets, (low pr'cedl &
Trunks and Shoes, general assortment
E. Gilman.
July ~ eostlsw
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Orphan,s Court,

Alexandria County, Aug. Term, 1911.
Ordered, that the administrators OF George
HueuIey, de- eased, do insert the following
yertjsenent three times in each week Tor A
weeks, in the Alex sndria Daily Gazette.
Test
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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NEW NOVELS.
Just Received,
md FOR SALE By
COTTON g STEWART, /,

The Missionary, All Indian Tale-by Miss
Owenson.
A Fathers Tales to his Daugh,er-by J.
N. Bouily.
Anne of firittanny-a historical Romance.
July 10.
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G.. Deneale. c. c.

~ On Monday, the aoth of Septembet
next, at ten O'Clock, in the forenoon, sh ~
proceed tn execute this order, OF which Sae
p,sinliff and defendants, and all others con.
cerned are hereby required TO take notice.
Colin Aud, Master Com'r.
Commiss ioner's Office, Fairfax
s,reet, August 2S-26, 1911, DIST
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Also, tt: Foll00o'ng PLATo
~ USTAVUs VASA; Doubtful non 81 al
Y Italian Father New Way 70 ray oia
Debts; Hit OF Mis-; Orphan OF Prague )
Tmcn,y Years ago Family Legend; Agree
able surprize; Not at Home; Lovec owe Va
49, 49, poor Gentleman; Merchant OF We
NICE: Every Man in his Humor; Hamlet
TrAvestic /; Henry the fourth; Amght OF
SnoNtlown Lady Of the. Lake.
md
Two elegant patent London made fa =, :,
ropy,ES with additional Keys to Z Pedal
August 10
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-28

On motion Of the defendant
John Vaudeville, the decree heretofore made
in cause is set aside; and it is ordered that
Master Commissioner fULD do take an &C.
count of the debts due from William Hick-
man and Company, and which are properly
chargeaoie OIL the trust fund, Civ ny public
notice of the time he SHALL proceed to exc
cute this order, and that he do report the
same to this court. But this order is not to
retard the trial of this suit; and if the sal !
account should be found unnecessary, then
TIE costs of the same are 10 be paia by The
said John Vaudeville
A cGpy-Testy
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e. Negroes 7Oanted.

- ~ Negroes 1Oanted.
SOME likely young NEGROES, betweef
70 and IS years of age, are wanted to pur-
chase-fwo Blacksmiths, a woman who un-
derstands house business and is a good seam.
stress, are wanted. Tor which the most libe-
raj prices will be given. Any person wish.
ing to sell, will please TO apply to Mr. Wash
layton, keeper Of the. Washington tavern.
august 26
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-06
MARINE LIST.
PORT or AEUPORT.

Enfered--brig Curlew, layer, melia-Island |;
sch. President, Carr st. Barts do Industry Chlds,
Philadelphia sloop Express. Justin, Ncw-York. Z
Cfeared--sch. Fanny, Spencer, Burmuda do.
Caroline. Pearce, Philadelphia do. Eliza, North
am, do ; do Lark, New-Yosk soop Resolution,
Winslow, do. raa
On Saturday last, arrived in tIiis port, the brig
Curew, capt. Tayer, 12 days from fernandna, a.
mela-lsIand) for D istol. Left at Fernandina, ship
Superiour, Coffin, Of New-York; at St. Mary's,
ship Gen. Lincoln, Coffin, of Boston, for Sbeerness,
England, ready for sea Herald, Noble, for Eng
land, to sail IN 20 days; Romuus, Lufkin, Of New
bury, tor England, in Is days Hercules, Chase,
for Portsmouth,, England in days. Lat. 36, o.,
Ion rs, spoke brig Rolla, Dayton, Of New-York,
from 6avannah, last from Wilmington, where SIZE
put in in distress, with the loss Of her oretop mast
and deck load. The ship American Eagle, Of Phil
adeiphia. Was cast away on the north end Of Cum
beriand Island, crew saved- vessel lost.
The Alen.Aiaria, Adams, Of .Nenport. arrived at
Marblehead on the LIST November, from Riga, where
she had been bockaded for four weeks by the french
privatecrs-sailed from theacc Sept %.
The Ship Fisher-ADes was at Gottenburg, ON the
25th September, to sail in days for .aewporl
The Maenthia, Of Neaforf, arrived at Boston,
OH the 29lh Oct.
The Ship Robinson Potter, Potter, of .Nswpor,
was at Archangcl September ii,l,, sail in days
for Liverpool.
The brig Fame, Burroughs, sailed from Archan-
gel September 10Th, for NEWPORT
The Ship Comet, Seapnry, and Rapid, Murphy,
Of Neyporf in Chesapeake-bay, below Bali
more, October 80.
The sleeps Polly, Esston, Of Ncnpo~f, for Dalt-
more, and juliet, Bigley, Of and from .Ncwporf,
were at HAVANA, October 11ih.
The waimina, from BhodeIslsnd, arrived al
Philadelphia, on the Goth Oct.
The Ship Asia, Of Pfoyidense, was left at Gotten
burgi, 18th September.
ship Union, Shaw Of Providencs, and sloop
Phebe, Of do were at Lisbon, on the 5th OF Ocio.
Der, uncertain when 70 sail. 81.
Tie Hope, Gray. for Providence, was at HAVANA,
October ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-06

In this town, on the evening of the 9th ult WILL
LIAM MARcHAsr, Esq. 10 Miss MAay BAscocK,
daughter of Mr.. Joseph Babcock OF South -kingssosn.
On sunday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.. Webb,
Mr.. WILLIAM " HAMMATr to Miss LOUISA s.
DAvENPoRT---Mr. JosEPH MARTIN, jun. to Miss
ANN L. DAVENPORT, both daughters OF MIR. Charles
Davenport, all of this town.
On the same evening, by the Rev. Mr.. Webb, Mr..
SAMUEL SLocuM, jun. to Miss MARY SnEARnAN,
daughter of Mfr. Henry Slcarman, all Of this town.
At .New-io"k, Capt. WILLIAM FospIcK, Of this
town, torAIiss CoRRELIA PAXTON, of that city
DIED,
In this town, on Thursday evening last, Mr.. Jon
CnEEsMA aged o. He was one of those brave
patriors, who STOOD forth In defence Of country.
against the cncroachmcn,s OF British tyranny in rs,
and WIS severely wounded in the early part Of the
contest and sustained through lite, fhe character
of worthy honest citizen His remains were inter-
red on Sunday last, attended by the Bear Tribe Of
the Tammany Society, Of which he was member.
On Thursday evening last, Mrs NARY READ,
aged rs, widow Of the late Capt Oliver Read.
At Portsmouth, on the Goth s!t. Mr. WILLIAM B.
sLpcuM, aged ~. .fa
At .Nansuetes, on the 20,h ut. Capt PELrc EAs.
ToS, aged So, formerly of this town.
At Ramcnka, Rnssia, ALExANpEH MIcKroRoY,
p,asant aged 1913 years. At the age of i0l, he
lost his wife, who was 90 years old and two years
stter married another, by whom he had two daugh-
IS, whom he lived to see married, and mothers.