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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-06

tpfH oo
to ouperhne Yellow n Bark;
19 StNFORD'S improved PO " Dfh
o4he BARK, having peen used and hlghily
a5roved by many physicienS OF dls'in gun! %,
eicbaracter in different parts OF the Ohi'.o
satss: the proprietor Is now e0coHFaeca 20
efer it 70 the FACULTY in general nRoeF 'is
7nrsn<s;oo, that 40 practitioner o: ''S'e' "a
III choice Of his means, can tan 70 DC 9r@'inr
in The use of this elegant preparation
I,strenpth, fnencss and certainty OF opera
tin, it greatly surpasscs the bark IN COM
non use.
.7ne ESSENTIAL SILT or HAM,
repaired by the same So.r. of
Tie above articles are put up II pafce's , %
,;aerent sizes, to accommodate me Os":,
sants Of not only physicians, but Of fe'en
druggists, country merchants and private -
nilies,-SoldbY .
p,okseller, and no othcf person !" 0'S@-
pndria.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-06

lst do GO. 4Id q 4fth Gay s' oaSh ,'0o0
500 Tickets to be considered one days
drawing.
First drawn Ticket, the 10th, 18th. 18th,
10th, alst, a2d, 23d, Oath, Goth and 9th
DAYS, (the Tickets constituting Prizes except
ed) each, entitled. to 100 Tickets IN this
Class.
Prizes payable so days after the drawing
is completed, suolect to Is per cent deduc-
ton.
Last drawn 800 Tickets each day from
the 4lst to the 5oth day inclusive, entitled to
Ia dollars. na,...l, . Tickets in the Sd Class
The Tickets constituting Prizes in this
Glass, TO consist OF the numbers from l0,ool
to ll,ooo inclusive each sundred to be one
prize, the lowest hundred for The on day,
the next lowest for the 18th day, and so on
until the 10 prizes are drawn
Purchasers of 100 Tickets, or more, to be
entitled to credit OF tnirty days aiter the
drawing of this class, for notes with approx
ed mdorsers
All Prizes not demanded within ID months
after the drawing of tsis clas-, Will be con-
sidered as given up for the beneflt OF the
Letter..
Each Prizc of 10 dollars drawn in the First
Glass, will be rcce we'd il payment OF TICKETS
in this Glass at eight dollars and nifty cents
The Managers Of the Potomack and She
nandoah Navigation Lottery having COM
pleted the drawing of the first class, they
trust to the satisfaction of all concerned,
which has given stimulus to the improve
ment Of the navigation OF those rivers, that
promises.a speedy completion OF that useful
work offer this scheme to the public UNI
der well founded expectation that 1t Will
meet win their appreciation and support,
particularly OF all Immediately interested in
making these rivers navigable at al seasons.
CHARLES SIMNS, President.
JOHN MASON,
JONAH THOMPSON, Dnec-
WILLIAM STEWART, { tors.
GEORGE PETER,
April eo3m
~ Tickets in the above Lottery may be
had at the Company office in Georgetown,
of the Treasurer. where III be received
Ten Dollar Prizes in the first class In pay
ment for Tickets in this class.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-06
Valuable Lands for Sale.

11nder the authority d two Deeds of Trust
from Henry Rose, deceased, to the SUBJ
scfibars, we viii htr at Public Sale on
Monday the 9th dy Aof March next, at
Fairfax eourt-houss
Two TRACTS of LAND
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16
JAMES CHADBOURN

ESPkCTFUILY informs m fr;erl, al
former Crlomers, that he IA, rscon,
menced buhnels az the new Br ck store ia
OF Union freet erected on The po whr.sthe
ltore Of Chadbourn, & 20, ,denrovrd III
hre) formerly Rood, where he ofEer. whole
IA aad eau. a general afortmen of
u elt-india G0odr and Groceries
among which are:-Rum, Brandy and Gin If
aiiierent quailes-MadeiGa, Lifbon, Sherry
FIdon'a, Port and Malaga Wines-Loaf and
brown Sugar-Lump do-HyFon, Hylonlk,u
ana Souchong Teas-Four and Caudies RICE
E@hn'' Ftg Puoes; Corn Brooms; Sieves
! Tobacco Stone jugs sperm o. /; Houie 4
1ae~sth Sruihes; ists Bacon Glove.
lace Cinnamon; Ginger; Pepper; Muf
"a OAtmeAl; Nutmegs; Windior and Bar
oOSP VAIN SAILS; fable Sal; Mali: Pow.
neF @Ho mot Sa't Pere BranRone AL
Jun ~Hd Copperss; Redwood and L.og,yn,d
vnegar No, and Chocolate. Baber-y
I ailo"; Bees Wax arch; Pear Ps,,sv
Iorden .'aioads; Maze Of various k,oJ, =,
I'VE o., Saii Fiih, Sc SC SC
- The above are a part of A pod ,Go-,.
TTne1' Of Good, which lie aHsrs FOR fa!e ON :,
: eAiouabie terms ., ar.ice, of The like aual;tv
"a he purchated eiIe~hc.e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16

JCreph Baker q John Bartels,
u ESPECTFULLY irfom their friends and
~ euqomers thar they have entered Iuto
par,nerfh;s under the 6rn Of
BAKER & BARTELS,
and commenced budnels a, The aore occupied
~ Cad Baker, oppofts the head Of Ingra-
hams Wharf ore 0reet, where they Oder
foe fale the following atricies-viz
% hhls good llvou Ell Windward Hand
Rum
10 Do N Pm
Old Jamaica Sp. -ira, md St. CroiT Rum
pipe, Ame-ic.f' Gin
Gs hata MoaTss
lf3ds. aud bb's Wei india Sugar
A.9sf Luap and Havana vh.a 70
~ ehea 4yC9s. Young Hyior Hylon Skis,
SUuchong and Bghea TEAS
'5oop W Coffee
35OO WI Rhode Hand Cheefe
~ boSes mould and dip'd Candles
~ bales Georgia Upland, North Carolina,
aud Wet India Cotton
so bbls Mels and No Beef-5oo VT Bacon
Bbls clear aud bone miding Pork
tons Log Wood
% nhuS COaTie oat--hhub LiFSI pOOi w
50 bulheis Table do
1000 WI EngIilh blifsred Swede and Ameri-
can Steel
20 boxes "a Cd, lOd I'd and god Saccar.
Kappa cut, IOd EugIilh and American
wrought Nails
500 WI Sole Leather
8 calks Rice-i2 kegs Ginger
Bag Pmento and Pepper
Lifbon, Sherry, Port and Malaga Wines
Sweet Oi-Sperm d.
CslIia Cloves and Nutnegs
2 tn, Hollow Ware
Kegs hg and w r tobacco
80 gu 1ial Pc TX F III
80 do Table ~
90 boxes Herring
81 Ibis picked co--aDd furdry other arncel
The above re' are of the fra quality
aud will be fold realonable terms
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16
Pistfilaueous Selfctions.
Reho5o,h Representatives.

Rehobo.h Representative.
The Chronicle says, it ought TO Be
known tlfat majority Of our Legis'a
ture voted that the Rehoboth Repre-
sentatiVes should receive pay Tor their
services out of the Treasury OF the
State We reiterste the sentiment
The Let certainly ought TO b. known
~ every individual Of she common
4scalth, aad.-re cordially contribute to
the circulation Of the information.
Five Representatives, who, by decis-
ION OF q democratic committee and
house, were not constitulionally enti-
tied 10 seat, but who had eyer cised
and nsnrfed authority there are re-
warded by the PEOPLES MONEY, for
their usurpation Of the PEOPLES
RIGHTS Il eGght also 70 be known
that majority Of these pretended rep
resentatiYes of Rehoboth were also
majority of The Selectmen of that town,
and as such, presided at the meeting by
which they certified that they them
selves were elected Upon investiga-
ton, it appears that they caused them
selves to be elected by unconstitution-
ally and arbitrarily depriving nearly
eight hundred people of their privilege
of voting That men who had thus
conducted should receive a reward
from the public chest by vote Of the
same legislature who had vacated their
seats for rte Uery same conduct, is truly
astonishing 1t can be accounted for
only upon the supposition that the TAR
~ IN h07ver in this State was SO much
gratihed with the services rendered BY
these men in the house, although the
means BY which they were enabled to
render them could not be hu5Ariy sane
toned, that they would encourage a
repetition Of similar 1surhatiok by re-
warding the USUR?ERS.
lNezy5edfstd Mercuyy1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16
NezO Iron Stare.
SAMUEL. FICKETT.

INFORMS his friends and The public, that
= he has taken the fore lately occupied by
William Wood. No 2. Exchange Row Mid
die itree1, where he offers for ale a COM e,e
RGartment of
Lr9q, Steel Nail Rod5, Spike Rod,
Bar .tasnl15, Cr7Jv Bars, Share
MoEld5, Nail Plates, &c.
which will be fold cheap for cath or aPpro.
we'd credit
Portland, I'd mo- 9th, 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16

Mr.. D r WILLIAMS's barn, con.
tanning 5000 bushels of corn, and S.
bales cotton, has lately been burnt in
NOrth-Carolina - Ghus Mr. w. has
been punished for his unrighteous
speech delivered in Congress lately,
containing the following expression =
= Mr.. Speaker Caaid he) Icanlot con-
ceiUe ofmy faSsiOz, Of nry deadly hatred
against England. Did 1 direct Tie red
artillery Or HcqUea, Z gvould driUe from
her mornings thai. fast anchored Isle.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16

Our economical Rulers, having spent
three long, cold, winlry months, en-
deavoring to initiate the immortal
Shakespeare, while he was engaged in
writing the title page of one of his eel
ebra'ed plays, which be called Much
ado about nothing-it is thought will in
the end, as the season advances, ap-
proach nearer to an imitation Of him in
another, Untitled, a midsummer nights
dream News Letter.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16

Our readers are invited to recall TO
their recollection the many great and
powerful arguments made use Of dur
ing tht administration OF john Adams,
against standing armies, direct taxes
and stamp duties. uthey were p raj.
cious then, how Can they be beneficial
now Ii republicans desplsed them
then, how Can thsy approve OF them
nov lfthey can, how are the mighty
fallen l-I5lG.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16
e3,544 SWoAIavs.

Now L the other expenses of the Gov
arnmen, gear amy tnlng like proper
ton to the above, well may the Citizens
oe called upon I. support and perpelu-
4 { such ECONOMY-well may they
Ir' Long Lice Dem0cracy;" and sing
Hail MaSaachuseus, PROSPEROUS
State I" O.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16

The flight OF war hawks that have
lately been screaming about blood and
plumber in our ears, and threatening
Canada, having turned in a circle are
beginning to perch upon the American
carcase. Our northern friends will
escape their taIons this time, but the
United States are devoted to be feeced
10 the bare bone.--Ibid
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16
Democratic ECDVOMY,
VS..
Federal PROPULSION.

IF the Tar hayng citizens will be SO
good as to examine the PAY ROLLS
III the Ireasurer's Office, of the House
q Representatives for few years, they
will find striking illustration of our
MOTTO. they will fnd, that
During the " PROFUSE" admins
trauon Of Governor GORE, the yearly
expense OF the House Of Representatives,
was
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16

1t Is greatly TO be Iamented, that so
many OF the reigning party, who are
81 iond Of clinging 10 the name, should
not retain m1ie Of the PRINCIPLES, doc
frfHea ard hracrces Of the real republi-
cans who hved and tlounshed in the
days OF WAsHINGToN Ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16
[ Ne1g5eaja,d Mercury

Itltolntments Isaac Lane, Esq. to
be Sheriff Of the county OF YORK, IN the
room of Ichabod Goodwin, Esq remo-
Ued-Benjamin Greene, Esq Chief
Justice of the Circuit Court of COM
mOn Pleas.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16

~AaC4A1t5 WE ~ -~DAf1SOIJ7I ne
18th Of APrI next, at Ten 5'ckck IL.
III On the premier, III Uni2u,
THE Real ERa;e of Major soGeph Mary.
a late of Union, in the county of Lincoln,
deceaied conflhng of 2t2 Acres Of Moving,
Tiilzge, P4iurage and Wood Land which
is well tmbered; with thrifty Young Orch
ard thereon, which Is allowed % Ne one of
the belt lots in the belt townflrp or land n
the county with new We hui[hed Dwell
ing Houte thereon. two hsres hirh "a Nv
~ fee wsth ce,lar under the whole nory
aud hat porch II feet by 40 with A good
never failiuF Wei Of Wafer under the fame g.
Barn 10 good repair 81 feec by IS. aud au
excellent well fnhhed -aw Mi, exceeded bv
few for gooGnels 81 Il ua.t ION aud dilDatcn az
tuiineis with rumber or excellent MN
Seats z ihort alliances from HE Homie Mn
and each o:her. Sad Farm lies not tvyo miles
from Union Meeting Hcule on the grea. road
leading out Of the county, TO Warreu Couri
tiouie, whe-e IS al ~adeny and Nayira.51
borfer'ng % a little -.lving village ia when
afe 'l eperation Paper and FuIliap sam
aud p.e7laaty htuared upon the ea1ero fiJt
nf a- VIZ ges River and COMMANDING
eI-a-'ya pfotpea Of the town. said Far,
produced TIE AFT ieafon, Is tons Of EnoIi(I,
&7aT . long payday viii be allowed on
2ooa County for he greater part, and oof
ieihol Immediately given
NE hsf a PEW in the Meeting Foure
aoa pair cl Mu.aones, with furdrT ] her
articles Conditions may 5e Known and
pten-ie' lee1 ~ applying ~
SAMUEL IIITT ~
Uai1a. Fe5 IL, isl2 n,al
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16
81, 900 DOLLARS.

And that during the last year ofthe "E-
CONOMICAL" Administration Of
Governor GERRY, the expense Of the
Represo ntatives was ONLY
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16
Portland, I'd mo. 9th, 1919

10 be I9td b 2rder Of Court, at Public
AutIi9a, on WEDNESDHT, the
18th Of APrI next, at ten 5'cLck Il.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-03-16

Mailing a. tie egholes 8 2l,217, 2l2
Il was shown that the amount Of money
deposited for safe keeping IN the several
banks in Boston, in June 1911, ss would
appear By the Official returns of the banks,
al Ihat time, TO be Exclusive of shat he
Il y bzt justice 70 declare rLat those zen
ferae7 zgere lfsp9seii ~ 4, ~ q J-air am jut
v1lHaf.OH q az RE t4r1bic t79pf " III 5s.tga
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-23
ALEXANDRIA.
1oyDAY MORNING, March IS
"To sHEW
INV AGE AND BODY OF HE TINE
-" FORM AND PRESSURE.

~ he ship Huntress, arrived at this port
! cadiz. we have received Spanish papers
!, i, ;th February. From their contents al
,oocb not very important, we have extracted
be following
The Cortes have concluded their New Con-
SUTTON
connt Dorsenne, together with pare OF
ne imperial guards, had set out for France
The French were defeated the 9sth of No
,.nber at osonilla (near Soria) BY Bfigadler
General Duran.
On the 10th January, General Morlllo was
:, C,csres with his division.
valencia was holding out the 25th OF Janu-
ub where large supplies had been introduced,
The French had entirely evacuatedAsturlas.
The British had advanced as far as Sala-
nanca; and part of NIarmont's army was
marching towards Valencia, to reinforce SUI
shet.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-23
7venty Dollars Reward.

tOcNt| 0VI,N'0 4NcGoWfU '
- AN AWAY from the subscriber, on
~ Monday the second day of March, in
Charles County, State of Maryland, bright
uatto Man by the name OF PHIL, COM
monty called PHIL WHEELER, about Eve
feet eight or nine inches high, stout and &c.
live, about thirty years of age, has remark
ably grey eyes. He is coed fiddler, and
coarse shoemaker had On a homespun
yarn and cotton round JACKIE, and psntaloons;
there is no doubt he will change his clothes;
it is therefore thought unnecessary to de-
scribe them more particularly. Phil is an
artlul fellow, has two wives in the county,
one at Mir. VIM Courts, Paccawaxon, the
other at Mr. Walter Jeamsons, near Port
Tobacco Ten Dollars will be given, if
taken in the County and if out Of the
State and secured in any Jail SO that / get
him again, the above Reward, and all rea.
sonable charges paid, if brought home.
Thomas B. Tubman.
NIB. All masters of vessels, or other
persons, are hereby forewarned from harbor-
ing or employing the above described Me-
gro man at their peril !, or under the severest
penalties of the law. TB. T,
March 20 4w
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-23
March 49,.
New York, March Is

New York, March Is.
Arrived the ship Enterprise, Cartwright,
n days from HAVANA. The ship Naragan-
set, of Rhode Island, sailed two days before
for New York. The brig Galen, Lester, had
sailed for Matanzes. The brig Cosmopolite,
Perkins; and ship Thomas, Hilman, were to
sail for New York in four days. A pilot boat
schooner, said TO be the Thorn, and supposed
to Be a pirate, sailed from HAVANA for New
Providence, on the Goth ult a Spanish ship
had sailed from HAVANA, and returned after
being out a week, having been robbed of eve
~ thing, including several thousand dollars
in specie, by French privateer. Off Anto-
MO, two English merchantmen from Hondu-
ras, under convoy OF sloop of war, chased a
French privateer amongst the rocks. A launch
was sent after her: in attempting to board
her the launch was taken, ano. after killing the
first lieutenant, the Doctor, and men, the
launch was sent back to the sloop of war, with
the Frenchnen's compliments.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-23

eazotte) an extract from : deposidon vhieh
i made few days sinee, in regard to the ex-
change of a check for $4,000 with bank
in this city, by capt. Henry. How that depo-
sition found its way to Alexandra, am not
at loss to conjecture. ! can only say, that
/ had not the remotest idea of its being made
public by the gentleman 10 whom / had con-
hded it.--Nor do say this, with an intention
of inculpating the conduct of that gentleman /,
which must have resulted from misapprehen-
sion-but to exonerate myself from the i'm
putation Of blazoning the private transactions
of an incorporated company, and obtruding
my name upon the public without possible
inducement. 1t is true, have forwarded a
duplicate of that deposition to Boston--and
there / fell no reluctance to its being publish
ed-tor there its object will be understood
and its motives appreciated.
H. BIGLOW.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-23
Jones' POINT.

TIVE subscriber will rent the Point for
i one or more years. on very reasonable
terms to good tenant, which may be known
on application to Hlr. Joseph Riddle. He
will sell on credit of s, 9 and IL months,
either of the Houses on Kine-street, now
occupied by Mr.. Sloan and Capt Nelson;
or the house on Fairfax-street, now occupi-
ed by Mr.. SIade. He will sell ON credit of
6, - and 8 months, any of his lots on Fair
fax, Franklin and Royal streets on Fairfax,
Jefferson and Royal streets or on Fairfax,
Greene and Royal streets; or any part
of his land lying to the south Of those streets
to Hunting creek and the Potomac, or he
viii !ease fer ever on ground rent any of those
lots.
Steph. Cooke.
!eesbure March 1913 a~6t
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-23
Valuable Lands tor Sale.

Under the authority of two Deeds of Trust
ON Henry Rose, deceased, TO the sub
scr'bers We will Offer at Public Sale on
Monday the Soth day Of April next, being
Court day at Fairfax court house,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-23
SALT AFLOAT,

On board Shit Hunfress, Caf'tais NieAollss
from Cadiz,
1000 bushels Coarse Salt,
1875 boxes Fresh Raisons,
FOR SALE BT
Lawrason & Fowle.
Also landing from Sloop Venus, from Port
land,
10 hhds. New Orleans Sugar,
20 hh IS. New England Rum,
60 barrels Mackarel,
20 do. Shad, of superior quality,
90 barrels Mess Beef,
800 boxes Mould and Dipt Candles,
200 Reams superior quality & large size
Writing Paper.
March % 4taw
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-23
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

r OST yesterday morning as I walked
/ Ifiom the Washington Tavern, through
the Market and along Fairfax street, to
Prince street, THREE HUNDRED DOL
LARS, in Bank Notes; Ten Twenty
Dollar Notes on the Bank of Potomac, Of the
late stamp; Five Ten Dollar Notes on the
United States Branch Bank at Chascston
-Four Ten Dollar Notes on the United States
Branch Bank at Savannah, and One I en- Dol.
lar Note on the United States Branch Bank
at New Orleans Whoever will deliver the
said money, or give information so that get
it again, shall receive the above reward.
B. c.. Thornton.
March IL
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-23
PUBLIC SALE.

Under the authority ola Deed of Trust from
Jane Wilkinson and others, the Subscribers
will offer at Public Sale, on the premises,
on the 18th day of April next-
A Lot of Ground with the
Buildings and improvements, formerly the
property of Thomas Wilkinson, deceased
situated on the East-side Of Fairfax street,
between Duke and Wolfe streets, In front
20 feet, in depth ~ feet inches-The sale
will be made for cash.
r. /. Taylor.
James Sanderson.
March %. eodts
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-23
BRYAN Hampson & Co.

HAVE JUST REcEIEED q FOR S.fL t
so bushels; new Glover Seed,
90 hhds N +. Rum,
10 tons first quality Country Hemp. and
40, kegs nice Butter, in shipping order.
February Is
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-23
Mons. PREE71IR,

Mons. PREE7ATR,
Had not saw nose enuf Of political strife
and political life, to be not astonish OF de IL
ouer of opposition, whish make SO nice punch,
! should be astoneesh at de friponneau who
hlk so mush bout Mons. Henri. Didn't he
Iirsr lie diable par la queue and.now, because
Mons Madison pay him little cash, you want
to quake de devil to pay II have one infor-
nation whish prove to me, dat you toree fede-
nlees dopa speak dc langueje ofde federalees
party, and dat not one individual of respecta-
bhy viii support your Gazettes on de Aoor Of
Congress, after drinking plenty of Cordial.
have look over all de cxecra5le expedient
rhhh you use towards Great-Britain; but /
squeeze myself out of de little end of de horn,
aud fad missing out but myself, and dat
Mons. Craig won't pay his debts, because dead
nenalways Cali people lair.
De mannair of your going on, Mons Prem.
nlr, Inform you like fren, shall destroy you.
lou have tie yourself wild sandy rope to Eng
iaAa You ought to cut off piece of your
mouse, because you got dem sight too mush
Jaw DIS is free country, same as it was in
fans; and every fool dat thought to himself
''sele Roy, stead of Viye Robespierre, had
'Ns threat cut off tout coup.
''4is' tenez, want TO AK to you few ques-
UOAs; What bisnees had aIons Foster to a.
0Use Mons. Henri Can't you not but admire
"uc 'ap'dlty of Mons. Henry's going away,
SUI nc had developed de infernalism of
O''a'- 0rltain! Wasn't he de best fren we
w nad In de worle Didn't he show us
NV 70 pull canker out of de bud? Mustn't
~ ue best republican, in de Nitestate, be-
n, MS ne say he was fedralees long time ago I
WI nc go to feast in Canada, and drink
"''s Parcel Of Porter! If de fedralees give
"aternal embrace, ayn't not de republi-
~ SOt dc same right! And when de presi-
"eooose to believe falsehood for de good
. ALL ayn't we all got privilege to believe
A. If lie choose to tell contes upon
''i'' wouid't dat make every thing else he
rue If de election terminate in favor
ruling party, won't il benefit more as
;..' We American people! And can't you
= us end by any means, YOU blaggard!
M, NO'c--Mons. Henri, have mt not he prove
-, ''e'i dat dere is fifty touseen more raj
AZ. urn good republican,, as to-turn roy
l.. Ayns he one nice eabrioleau, and know
h., % cut de NEST beautiful pigeon-wing,
S,r., - 70 Mons Widjcon Didn't he make
s15 SI0ai soft bed for himself out of de goose
- sAieh hs pull? Didn't We run after
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-23
Richard M. Scott,
William Moss.
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@The next & last Alexandra
DANCING ASSEMBLY will be held on
Wednesday the First day OF April
March 81. coise"