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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-20
NEW YORK, May Is.

Latest from Lssbon.-Captain Tayler
of The ship Illinois, who arrived this
morning from Lisbon, in u days pas:
.,pe, informs that an express arrived
the day before he sailed, which, it was
said, brought the official account OF the
can,ure Of Valencia from The French, by
the allied army under the British general
N,nrrav. Suchet commanded tho FreDt b
who lest great number of men killed,
and 4 500 taken prisoners. A Br. packet
arrived at Lisbon the evsaing before
capt. Taylor sailed, bringing out copy
Of a new order in council, dated tho soth
March, extending the blockade OF tho
American coast. No information stthe
escape of French Acct from Toulon,
had reached Lisbon.
The Globe, privateer, Of Bslsimcr.'
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Nav 90:
O. Dollars iSeWal d.

r OsT or STOLEN, yesterday, at
4 the Sale at the corner OF Prince
and Eairfax streets, Red MOrceco
POCKET.BOOK, having the owners
name written. in it, containing Two
Hundred and Six Dollars, all IN Notes
on the Mechanics Bank Of Alexandria
except One Dollar Note OF the Far
mer's Bank oil Maryland alsb num-
Der of Receipts, and two Tickets in the
Rockville Lottery. Whoever will re-
turn the Pocket Book and the money
to the, subscriber at The Indian Queen
Tavern, shall receive Twenty FIVE dol
lars or for the Pocket. Book oniys
hall be handsomely rewarded.
John Davis.
Nav IL Ste
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

Nsw.YoRx, May ~.
--latest from Fyance.-Captain Tay.
lsr, of the schr. De Lille, OF Baltimore,
WHO arrived here this morning down
Sound, in 90 days from Bordeaux, in
forms tina: the Prussians had joined
the Russians and had declared war "a
gaiast France Forty thousand Rus.
slams had arrived at Hamburger. Bona
p.re was soon to take The field at thuhcad
Of numerous army ;--the following
persons were appointed Regents in his
absence Tho Empress, Cambaceres,
Tailyrand, ST John Angeiy, s Feucheh
formerly ministers Of police. 1t was re-
ported at Bordeaux that the Toulan fleet
had sailcd; but the report was alter
pards contradicted. Several French fri
gales had gone to sea from Bordeaux
d other ports. On 18th inst OFF Mar
t!a's Vineyard, Capt. Taylor tell IN with
schr. Gen. Marion, Capt Center, from
Nentz, with valuable cargo to Jenkins
and Havens., Jones and Megrath and
George Richards of this city Captain
Center informed that in the Bay OF Bis
cav, he was chased by British frigate,
and after lighting the schr. by STAYING 20
pipes of brandy fortunately made bis cs-
cape. On the grand banks, about the
10th inst the Gen Marion was chased
bv four boats from British ffigate 1t
beng nearly Calm The boats came up with
the Ger Marion but were SO well pied
With grape&canister shot, marine spikes
and old iron of every descristion, from
their guns, that they thought prudent TO
return to the frigate. The Gen. Marion
had expended all her ammunition but
three rounds, when the boats left her
capt. Taylor supplied him, and then bid
him good bye. We understand the
Gen. Marion has since arrived at New
Bedford, capt Taylor has brought des-
patches for our government from our
consuls at Paris and Bordeaux, which
were forwarded to Washington by this
mornings mail.
A gentleman who left Sacketts
Harbour last Tuesday, informs that
when about twenty miles on his
Journey lie heard a heavy firing from
that place which he judged to be re-
.ioicing in consequence of the arrival
at NSackets Harbor of Commodore
Chauncey, and Gen. Dearborn, with
the American army.
The ship which was chased of
Newport Light, by II, last Fri
day and which was, believed to re
the Essex frigate, turns out to be q
large merchant ship, her name or
where from we have not learned.
She has arrived at Newport.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-20
Five Dollars Peward.

GTOLEN yesterday on, Of the BOISE
y Of James Dudley OF Fairfax street,
near the stoue spring, thefsllowing ksnk
Notes. One note en- the Mechanics
Bank Of Alexandria Of s. No44s. One
on the Bank Ct B.ltino,e, snd The rest
in George Town Notes, the ~hrls max
ing together the sum of Fifty Dollars.
Any person giving satisfactory n,tevma-
ton at the Office Of the Gazette concern
ing the SAME, shaii receive tie above
reward.
Elisha Follln.
Nav 90. dr.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-20

. y
FRENCH FLEET.-Rum0rs from
several quarters state that French
fleet bad sailed from Toulon, bound
to the U. 8. Capt. Williams from
Cadiz, who was spoken at sea, in
forms that the feet had passed the
Gut Of Gibraltar. Consisting of is sail
0fthe line & f2 TRANSPORTS. The capt.
Of a British frigate informed Capt.
Taylor, that French feet was ex-
pected on this coast in a few days.
Look out for breakers
We learn from the Hook. that
several British men Of war appeared
off this morning. made signals when
the Valiant and Acasta answered and
followed them. The ships all soon
afteradisappeared.
Orhheus Frigafe il, Lonr.Island Sound.
A letter from gentleman in New
London to his friend in this city I'M
der date Of the 18th inst. says: -
Please to make public, for the bene-
fit Of the eoasting trade, that the
British frigate Grpheus, with brig
in company. passed Ncw.London
this morning, and has gone into
Long-Island Sound.
May Is.
Capt. John Harris, in fishing smack
arrived through the Sound yesterday at
ernoon, having Witnessed the destruc-
, tian of the Holkar. He left Newport
on Monday morning, and saw the. fri.
gate in chase Of the brig. About sun
an hour high, at high water. the brig
grounded, near the Halt-way-house. OIL
, Narraganset beach. and she ship sheer
ed in towards her, and came to anchor.
She then opened her broads'de on the
priyateer, and continued her fire untii
o'clock p NJ. BY which time the brig
was cut down to the waters edge, her
masts going over With all sail set, and
her hull above water being shot away by
piece-meai. The men got ashore in her
boats, capt. H. supposcs.
Nav IL.
The United States ftigate Maeedo-
man, capt. Jones, sailed from the quar-.
autine ground early Yesterday morn
ing, and anchored at Sandy Hook, with
the g.igate United States, Commodore
Decatur.
The U. S. slocp of war Hornet drop
ned into the North River yesterday at
ternooD, where she remained at anchor
last evening.
The priyateer Governor Tompkins OF
this port, has captured off ST. Vncents,
after IN action of forty minutes, the
British Gibraltar Packet Amelia. Lbs
crew Of The Amelia were put on board
the brig Commodore Barry, from Phila
deIphia for Cadiz; and the day follow
ing they were sent on board the British
friyate Menelaus in Cadiz Bay.
PRESIDENT AND CoNeREss-ShlP
Gen Colburn, Gutter, arrived at Boston
on the | lib inst. in 20 days from Lisbon
She wa. boarded the Friday preceding
her arrival, by the La Hogue, ~ on
Georges Banks, who had received IN
formation of the sailing of the President
and Congress, from the Curlew slooP OF
war. which had been chased by them and
escaped.
Also arrived, Spanish brig Pastcra,
40 days from HAVANA. and eleven from
Bermuda where she put IN, In distress.
Two frisateS only were at Bermuda
Below, at sunset, on the llib, two
large SHIPS, beating up--one supposed
to be trigate.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-20
NOTICE.

ENHE Common Council will meet on
Tuesday the 25,h inst at o'clock
as a Court of Appeals, and continue Its
session for three DAYS. The assessment
books may be seen at CHARLES Nc
KNIGHTS.
May "a.
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Lots on Centre Street.
For sale or to be let on ground rent
forever
Sundry Vacant Lots,

situate on centre street, the new street
lately laid off and grayciled leading from
Simpsons corner at the turnpike ro all IN
TO King St. at Hoof's meadow. Some OF
these lots are in the county Of .Alcnan-'
d,ia, and others in the county OF Fairfax,
Offering a choice to persons inclining to-
buy or lease.
For terms, apply t. the subscriber at
his office in Alexandra.
CHARLES LEE. !
December % eott
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TIME subscriber wishes to Rent that
excellent stand at the lower fer
nv wharf for one or more years, on low
terms-Apply to the subscriber living
on the place at present
VIM. Patterson.
Nav IA. 2aw4w.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, Aay 30.
+" TO sHEw
ITO sHEw
THE VERY AGE & BoDv OF THE TIME
AIS FORK AND PRESSURE"

The fact officially stated by General
Dearborn, of Scatt being found sus.
pended in the Executive and Legislative
Council Chamber ut York, is probably
true but whether it was so suspended,
by the Council, or by one Of our own
war-haquks, after they got possession Of
the town, remains to be known. We are.
inclined to believe that the latter deserve
the credit of it. As the General, how.
ever, has been 50 minute in his omcial
report, as to mention this highly eralf-
ed Scait, il is much to be regretted
that he has not informed us whether
it was taken from an Gdult or a child,
a man or roman, and whether the vic
tim fell in the cabin or the field, kneei-
ihg OF standing, all of which, according
to the writings of the learned exposi-
tors of Indian massacres, would have
appeared by the number of "rings, the
knife blades, tears, SC " always incribed
upon the Scalps taken by our Red Bre-
threw.
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NOTICE.

THE Company lately commanded by
Captain Triplett, will assemble every
Monday, "Wednesday and Saturday, pre-
cisely at 4 o'clock P M. at the usual
ground, for the purpose Of drill exercise.
BY s,ae, Of Capt. Peyton.
JOHN ROSS, isf Lieut..
Nav l9
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.oa:r.tr ! think
i o. o., : free PeoPle. arg
H. '' ..iss Of lssacash
p n , sadsr all the ne. Di i.
|':s i: and not open n. ~
|q'I,. II is snfcrlngs' pro-
Fl u ss,,,sisorrd with sticks
| % on r'o Of a written ma
| s:'rann'')
io.) Nav III t.
Ffls : ;;iTiiam creisa''''
t's.s, g, May g. g..
g 'I I,rs since from this
r, s' u.s. $40 strong. we
'.'.' 1:.yh: to be 1000 o
r' ,',r II S hers, and : all
b ",' ,.p.oas to march far
I. .xnrcss has this mo-
'> general Harrison
y n, POST, dated the
sl;,a ulllmo '"e go a,,o
.,:i th.mseIges app apo.
On ,he 27'h' SONG
=, liver in rear OF the
@s y ., Of MAY, The
:. h,,,rries and kept
l, nd tremendous h re
II h,uirzers, one "a
,,-.l Iish'er pieces cd
i, dpiog 'ha' pe'iou
= ut, 5a, little execution
70 men killed dr. ~
,be fo.,. Siias NJ
NJ g,ll,nt man, is a,
Oltac night OF the pa
L., gun and mortar
# he river. within
sf, vsrtls CT our lines
IA ,o,aSe q more re-
Noou, y O'clock on
"a, an ofiicer arrived
meal Clay, to inform
!, ,.proach, and thar he
N Ncis, in about Two
Harrison determined
\. and seat = officer to
,,rar him to land 500
fs,ace above, to attack
,.n,'s batteries, spike
|. j.,roy the artillery
,o,icrl9aat,ly delayed
,,,.r,cd IL passing the
l.l,:Ament destined to
a. not reach the land
S,hcs--,his however,
a,a from making the
r., vas acy ,h:ng more
,,al; ne four bate
r.,r taken possession
ni.:s 1 iyrH of, apd
kssd. The work was
ridrnce which always
lieu ,uccessfub proved
a;ssa there WAS time
" to the boats, before a
n,ttolhC sDemy,they
:: ground, in spite OF
bis which were made
nl ;hcm back to their
y tlemsrlses to be a.
a.u,he Soods b. some
+ While the British
|a.n,e body Of lodians
f. seyc C action hen
X BRUSH immediately
rDcat Of our men ts
r'ef Were they would
oS,r vi our cannon,
: oGl Of nearly 500 c.
30 NE b ats When
r. Gw's inrcc made
I attempted 70 land d.
Sr faux was attack.
Nllqtnhs. General
as ordered on, q de.
part Of the 18th
lNo twelve months
y "'''',Id, lhey now
c'rm: Ii: enemy
lN Othe plan General
f,ll.
n'a made upon the
( oithc liver, con.
l'' OtlOe Ugh rcgi-
s' 'cgimeuL the a.
end the few militia;
s';r'i,ul. The enc.
BON their vorks--a
10 British ofhcels
Rhine camp.
Saated 70 be stimuli.
!, ! 's other side, and
!, understanding The
:! V gs'aIned in the
u u '''''s Of the day
ii : 70 The American
= a''l under Col Mil
!, Ni sd lad The MI
''a executing what
/. 20, every object
III ss',apiatsd bt Gene
~ aAye been accom-.
'fi''s confidently
u, nan his position.
=. w time we shah he
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-20

PHILADELPHIA, May 20.
Maicr Robert Carr of the 10th regt'
left this city yesterday for Sacketts
Harbor. having under his command $50
US. infantry.
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|. y. ,SIMMS

~. OANiNAO
rEyILL continue the practice OF the
w law in the Circuit Court Tor mo
County of Alexandria. His .OHlce 10
above the Printing Office Of the Alex
.ndria Gazette. ~
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There was a report IN Washington
City, yesterday, said to have bsen receiv-
ed by the Express Post, that Forts
George and Erie had fallen into our
hands, and tina. the Indians had with
drawn from the British.
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Keplmental Orders !!

The Regiment of Cavalry will meet
at their regimental ground, 'on Saturday
the 22d May. at 10 O'clock precisely.
Per order of
JOHN TAYLOE,
Lieut.. Col of Cavalry, M ID {.
Cavalry Head Quarters, Nj. d. Z.
Washington, May 6.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-20

capt. Moon, has captured several yes
sells of Lisbon.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-20

May 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-20

- Agreeable to the a.
bove order, the Alexandra Cavalry Will
parade on Saturday morning at the Cap
tain's Quarters, precisely at 8 o'clock,
in complete uniform, with six rounds ct
blank cartridges. Punctual attendance
is required The members will be par
ticular in having their arms and aceou-
,remen,s in good order, as they will un-
dergo an examination.
By ordsr Of the Cattain.
c. BRONAUGH, See'ry.
May 90
The members of the company are re-
ouested to attend drill at the Spring
Gardens, this and tomorrow evenings
at O'Clock.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04
FOR SIZE.

A FARM ftuaied on the hill lear and cofr.
= mapding a peaisnt ptofpee of Norwa-
village, and the &C jo,o'ng land. IN Yzris con-
filing # an efcei en- Orchard Ct choice fruit,
good t,llsge, moving paiiusing ard wood
land well watered containing sbou feveniy
acres, with a convenient two tory Dwelling
Houie, ipscieus barn. and out buildings all il,
good ita,e OF repar--Alio a large Dwelling
Hou.e and bsra with halt an scis of Land
under and a j,n;ng he fame, f'usiss ia laid
Norway age Alto isventeso acre. OF LaHd
OF ps'i. plains near Norway ine. Tsrms OF
payment made liberal and eaiy 10 rnrohsfers
Application 10 be made TO the lubler,ber. at
hi. otice, in Norway who is duy authorized
to Eel any or all the above defcribed real elta,-
by James Biekfofd, the owner.
LEvI WHITMAN
Norway. Stfi 20, 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04
MR.. FOSTER,
Portland O9 2.
CIotbiev. at Saccarabbd,

Cl0fbier, at Saccarappd,
INFORMS the public that his Fuilinp Mill
1 i. burnt, which puts back his bchnei' OF
drsfIing cloth--,herefore requefis all thoie who
have c oh in hi. hauds .has {" dreiied, TO call
and take il to enable him to rebu'ld--iike~'ie
ALI thole indebt ed on book accoun, TO iettIe
the fame Immediately He further informs
the public ,hat he 10 preparing to bniid rev
Pulling Mill, and will be at work IN ~ or %
days, when all ihoIe vino can ~a,t iof 'ne'r
cloth tina, time, that is now undrehsa' can
have i, done by him with deipateh' he ioh'
cit. the patronage of his friends and former
eutlomers, and sdurss them that whoever has
broush, eloih TO his mill 1t they will 'eave 1t
they will oblige him oH'o9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04
Sbocking accident :!


On Wedneiday The azd init Mrs. Mari,
F'te of Mr.. James Man, junr of Lining
ton, having no perfon with hei excepting
little gll about nine or ten Yeas old,
and child about nine months, (Mr. Mar
being out of town. feut the lutte girl TO
Their nearet neighoors, (about a hundred
rods OF on an Grand when the girl left
The houie, Mrs Mar was 'pinniug at the
wheel, and when fhe reiutoed (Which is
iuppoied TO be not more than fifteen or
twenty minutes after lhe left honey lhe
Uncovered fnoke in the fore entry which
led her to iufpeef that the houfe was on
IRE, but as ihe entered the doo-, fsw that
II was Mrs Mar all in flames, lying life
ieis on the entry floor, her clothes then
nearly all canfumed ihe Immediately
ran back TO tie houie where ihe had been
and they had to !end about as much fur
Their to give notice 10 fome men, who hat.
tened to the ;houie when they arrived, the
Name Attended feveral feet from her body
which they Immediately extinguiihed--
anu, hooking TO relate, the hcth was
wholly coniumed from fome # her limbs,
and her whole body very much burnt. A
Jury OF nquet was fnmmoned, and their
verdict was that ibe came TO her death by
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04
coMMUNIcATIoS.


Destructive FIRE edresday, the
oath Sept last, at Saccatappa, were
destroyed BY fire, the Paper Mil, will
lis whole apparatus, about twenty tons
Of rags, lexcep,ing four or five tons
partly consumed, preserved after the
FIRE subsided,) and about 20 reams oI
writing paper three saw mills; the
clotbier's die house and large bull
ding containing grisl mill, fulling-
mill and two machines for oarding
wool ! he cloth, most OF the wool, and
10 carding machinery, were fortunate.
~ saved. The fire originated ine the
paper. mill, and was first discovered be.
tween one and two oil the clock in the
afternoon All persons had left il as
early as nine or ten IN the forenoon. In
ten or twelve minutes after the fire Was
first discovered, this group OF buildings
were all in flames. Many other build
ings, saw mills, houses and bans, from
a or S to IS OF % rods distant, and in
one or two instances Ut a much greater
distance, took IL from the light Goals
carried by the wind, which by extfaor-
binary exerlion was exiinguishsd d.
Much praise is due to III present for
their activity, and especially to the le-
males, who rendered very essential ser
wise, and without whose aid the fire
would probably have spread much FUR
Their, as many men of the place and vi
cinily were absent al the muster al Cor
ham. he paper mill belonged to
Messrs. Partridge u lower, one saw
mill 10 >. A. Proctor, one to Joshua
Webb, and one to Joseph Partridge,
Nathan and Moses Quinby, and the heir
of G. w Quinby, the glist mill to Ma
than and Moses QuinDy, the cardlng
20 Moses Longlellow. and the
iuling mill and die house 10 B. Il. Eos
ct. he loss cannot be estimlted al
ess than 10 or 2 thousand dollars
NATHASIEL PARTRIpoE, tenders his
hanks TO the inhabitants OF oaccaiappa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04
MARSHAL'S SALE.

O,ati STATE, Of Amoas 7
DP,ia IF Nam: o. s,.
PURSUANT to ~srrsnts from the Ion ..
vid sewsil, Elq. Judge Of the D,ltsd Court
Of the United S,Aes for the D,lificfl tofeisid,
! hereby give noliee that I ihall ep e aac
fell at Public Auction on Tuefdaythc oh
day of otfoher next, at 10 o cioeIA NJ az
Canine--,he fchr. LOUISA, of IA. hur,hen
OF abou, So tons w,ih her tackel spafei and
furniture, a. ihe came from fea fsi schooner
il pierced for Grteen guns. COPIED 70 light
water mark, and fzid To be Bstims butt
ado The Cargo OF faid ichr ftor Kilgaon,
Jamaica. conhiting of the followin srtie e.
VIZ,
81 hhds. Rum % tierces Cocoa
10 tierces Beer ane Porter, in bors
II Cafes containing about GOO }. Sheet
Copper
Q kegs Copper Nails
IT'S bolts Canvsis
90 eo,- Coru~gr, sis..s Twin
50 jars Oil 81 kegs white Lead
90 kegs Back Warmth 40 6rkio, latter, and
iundry o her articles
fhail alto fell a, auction, on =. t.me day
a quantity of Salt, about 80 euihels
said vsael and Goods having hesn lfeened
in the D,nrtt Court and decreed forfeit for
breach OF the laws of the United States 81
Dated at Csfline, the 9th day Of sef'smbsr
1918. CHA TEBBETs. Dee1 ha.js'i
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned, that The las ben duly
appointed and AIKEN upon he ielf the truit OF
adminiiira trix on the enate of
ABRAHAM WATSON, =
late OF Port and, in ths county of Cumberland
merchant, deeeaied, by giving bond /" the
law direcss-fhe therefore requefs all perions
who are indeo, ed to the fsid decsafsd's eHate
to make immediate payment +; and ,hoie who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame to joHs WALTON, her attorney
JANE WATSON.
Sept go, 1919,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-04
DIED,

In France, his bxcelency the Duke NJ
Aoranfes General Iuno') one of the mos,
celebrated t he great LieSenan's at tue
emperor NabolesA IN England, Moses
w lhshire, an EnglishmAn lac wa, uicd z
hung for being found "in the act Of open
hostility on board an American priva'eer.
lii London. Or. John X lndolgh. Lerd
Bishop OF hat city In Leyngton tx J Mr..
John X. Shaw, a well digg,r aud stone
quarter for % yosrs. during which time h.
was b!orpn ~ five tunes. by Accidental tx
piosions VIII lats charging rocks-when the
hs, fatal EXPLOSION took place he was in a
we'll ----In ffsde lex Coy, tVs.) Edmgad
Randolph, Esq. VINO for a short period was
u Sec'y oil ) atc.-ln Williams org
IVA son of Mr. Sareeney, -, his fsthei
having severely whipped bum, he went mo
The house, seleed loaded muakel, and
putting The nuzzle mo his mou 4, dischsfy
ed the con en,s through his he'd
A. Sacke,'s Harbour, Ii Gideon Z Ft,ct
of the Cavairy
IL Boston, William Porter Esq aged 20
Sud ieniy, R)bert S. Green Esq # PHI
ladel phla, counsellor at law, and son of b,
Rev DIR Green, President of Princeton CD
lege
In Gorham, "a h st after long and pain
tul illness. which she bore with christian
fortiude, Mrs. Deborah Gates. oonsort @
the late Elder joseph Gates, aged SO
liz this town. May Caroline, daughter o.
Mr.. John Far~eIl, aged IL months.
IL this town, Richard X son Of Wi,liau
T Vaughan, Esq IL 4 years--Joseph f. A
san OF Joseph NJ Gcrfish. sgci yeat 4
months Josiah, son josiah Pickett, sgec
months