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FOR SALE.

II HE subscriber will sell on H0,,
rate terms, the House 'nn T.,
at the corner OF Jefferson ana VII cr,,
streets, now occupied By Capt "
ments. The house is Wei hn's", =.
contains FIVE good rooms besides ;. :, ~,
garrett, has at excellent cellar, S'.'E
out. houses, ana a pump IN tAs 81
The Lot is well improved aud CO.."
half an acre Of grouId. eAteha's-T II.
feet on Jefferson, and '76 lee' o" a,oa
fax streets. Attached to it Is .
frame stable and carriage house
]. y. Slmm s.
January {
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-02

Tooth-Ache Drops.
The only remedy yet discovered
which gives immediate and lasting re-
ief in the most severe instances.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-02
KANHAWA LAND
FOR SALE:
10000 Acres of LAND,

r YlNG on Elk River, about 80
IL niles from Gharlestown, where
il eap,ies into the Great Kenhawa Ri
Yer, and in the County Of Kenhawa,
will be sold or exchanged for other
property in the District of Columbia,
or any Of the adjacent Counties on low
terms. This Land is heavily timber
cd, of good quality, and lies in the
neighborhood Of severa' valuable Salt
Works. For terms and particulars
spplyto
]. d. Simms.
Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-02
JOSHUA DRYDEN"
Ra{tinare. Oct. lSth, 1878.

BdfstNerf, OCT. iSIa, 1919.
g These are to ceruiy, that l was
afflicted vita Cancer Of conside-
raolc mssnituac, in the back u my
necS, shich nearly destroyed nay hair,
ss ny oaole mead was Effected. In "a
bout fuuc months was eft,ctu.l'y cur
ed by DR.. VIM Gardner; and II wNid
appear Incredible, were, to state the
aamber OF roots that were extracted
from time To time, from the Cancer;
md the quantity of virus that was
drawn from my head since cured, nv
hair ms grown out again. There are
q nurnber ofladies and gentlemen, were
IL necessary, that can testify the above.
MOSES SMALL.
Witness EpPFs ELLERkY"
Balsinsre, Jan. Sd, 1914.
f" | hereby certify, that my niece
was fiiicted with Cancer in the palm
=, OF her nand, which was extracted and
cured ia a few days, by DR.. William
S. ENos."
Baltimore, Jan. Sih, 1914.
a We, the undersigned do hereby
certify, for public good, that We saw
leg of aSyeilow man in most dread.
ful situation or condition ; it appeared,
lin many parts. to be perfectly rotten,
and Vas sweiled TO more tnan double
the size oil hi, other and We were as
tonlshed to see perfect cure made In
this ase, in short time, by Or. Nm.
Gardner.
EPPES ELLEREY
NA1HL. KIMBERLY
JOHN HUGHES"
BS himsre, MarcA 10Th, 1914.
"To Or. Hin. Garaner--
( Sia-l deem it proper for the
rood OF the afflicted, 10 make public
Your qucs cu,: of a violent, pain.
fai .ose 4 had supposed by an emf
nent paws clan, to be connected with
my insldes' .
MATTHIAS MUhUNY."
Ra l.imore, Dec. ISM, 1913.
{" hereov certify, that l. have re-
ceiy ID final cure Ok complaint Ia
mvLiver aud also the Drop$y, OF long
standing BY Dr. ! m. Girdner
JOHN SCOTT"
Baitimorr, august I'm, 1918.
/" I hereby certify that my son, tor
along time, labored under various pains
and sweiiings 10 rs limbs /; and was ct.
fectuall, cured Ny DR.. VIM. Gardner,
IN much shorSee time than | expect
ed.
MARC aRET REDMOND"
Witness GEORGE sAvAG~."
Washington CITY, April May 8.
dam
N. B. As many prefer Alexantlria
70 Washington, l will attend once or
twice week: provided there may be
four or five patients to at:ehd--this can
be known BY sending their names to
me--ail letters must be post paid.
Mr.. Peake can actomodate tew
persons when their smistions may be
such az to require personal attendance
on more moderate terms than IS Gus
tomary-slso their horses.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-17
By Last Evenings Mail.
BOSTON, October Is, 1914.
From CaSiine 81 HdHfaa

a fleet of sail (inciudng several trans
ports, with about 60 artilerisls on board,) ar
ived at Casino 9th inst. from Halifax, under
convoy OF brig. A gentleman who was
passenger, has favored us with Hahfax papers
to the 3oth uI,. He left there Oct, 8. Ad.
Cochrane remained in port, destination uD.
known-he brought only about 200 wounded
troops with him from the Chesapeake. About
1000 troops at Halifax. News ofihc capture
ot the Br. Champain feet, and retrea, of Sir
George, had been received. No late news
-irn,i, EasSpe.v-s=-7-4s-'- ~
- sch. ar. at Halifax Sd, which had seen an
Am priva,eer Off Liverpool, N. S. with two
prizes in CO. out OF Que Of which she was taxi
lug goods.
The above pet brought Gov. Sherbroke's
Proclamation 10 the inhabitants Of The Eastern
country--Ir is veiy lengthy.
Haii/ar, Seht. 3o.--1he Bodies Of the gall
liant Msjor Gen. ROSS, ,-and Capt. Sir Pc.
TER PARKER, late Of II. M. s. Menelaus,
were brought here in the Tonnant, and yes.
terdsy, the corpse of the former was landed,
under discharge Of haIfminu,e guns from
the Flag ship received at the Kings-wtari,
by the Grcnadicr Company Of the 64,h Regt.
and inferred with all those military honors aud
marks OF high respect, due TO his rank and
distinguished services.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-17
DOCTOR CAKY'S
APPROVED FAMILY PILLS.

Hhich are ceiebrafed far The cure of nsany essnsssc
Vet only 10 eire, bnt TO Brepem sicknen =
A there has been much said in publications Asto
= the utility Of Medicines, shall only SKY these
are the best cbrrcctors Of the bile that have found
IN ~ tears practics; they operate caibattic su
uspashodc, sudoric, and diuretic in cases Of bill,
ious, asihmatica! complaints. Where there is a dry
nsrd skny cos,veness loss of appetite, yellow skns
dizziness IN the bead, pain in the side and bow eis
ope pill taken etcy night, eight or ten nights sc.
cessvey, then from four, as the case apttsis
purge, will be satisfaction to those who rlcs-c
to try them They may be given to persors Of eli
ages and both sexes without any dssgrc ceshle feel.
ngs they are the best Pills for females that are in
use. particularly for women who in child bed,
where there is only catlariic wanted. when from,
one 10 four may be used the age and situation of
the patient may require. JOSEPH CAPY.
ns -. APPROPRIATION.
We, the Undersigned do hereby certify, that We
and our families have in vssous cases and ~ dffererc
times, used pr. Cary's celebrated Family Ps.wbich
are now prepared by tlfe vendcr at Coventry X I,
We have found them highly serviceablc incur fam1
lies, and particularly efRcscions in removing those
complaints for which they srs prescribed ,ws feel
assured Of their excellence and consider. the Pills
valuable, and worthy the attention OF al family Pky,
ncpns Ia testimony hereof, we have hfflzed, 0Se
respective signatures. 49, n s.. 'tl.... a, n Z,
Ceieb Keitep, Jo.eph ssrnighi. r. Remington, 3L
John Remington, Mary Remistou, " Greene.
Patience Greene T. KeifOn, 1ze0dorsa Renting.
fcn C. Bo1ren, r. Green, u. Uibnr. jim
,. O. Bro,sn. PHebe Krzsns III fr,sin, y. Rn.v.
kjns, Bsfyamin Morse ~i.r. s.f =.
The subscriber having been much afhcted with
The asthma Cor several, years, w~s induced to make
rial of DR. Carys Pills--Before bad taken one box
found myself much relieved, and arm now in the
enjoyment of good health. T. ROWLAND
Dc: q. w noPrIN Is sole agent for the town of
providerce.. ..s'tfs ,..tt IS 1850
= The Pills recommend Themselves. -.
Tbe above Medicines are sold BY ID RirLty.Nor-
cb,con. Avis Ann sNiTu. Wexford, and
y sAnuEL W. viHsos, NEWPORT A. tkc las, men
ioned place are kept as us,is, al kinds of Drags
md Medicines generally in aud of the best
1uaiity-A continuance vt favors solicited
bAAuEt. NsyiNsoN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-17

L'sf y 6r1HSh uesSets can ured 6y she u. S.
sfooh V Srar Wasp, from tie ID of June TO

Lfsf V br1Hsh UesseLs can nred 6y she II. 5.
sfooh of Srar Wash, from tie ID o| jane TO
the ON u Juty--uz:
Bark Neptune, l3 men 2o7 tons, laden with sun.
dries, OF Liverpool, from Cork TO Halifax, burnt -
Dig Wniiam, men, 81 tons, laden with barley, FIR.
Limerick to Lisbon, burnt brig Palas. 8 men, ,13f
tons, Two long 6poundes laden with skins, almonds,
&c from Magado'e to London, scuttled ;--ship Or
Ange Bowen, AZ men, 325 tons, two long 9s and six
D s. laden with sugar and coffee, from BERMUDA to
L,ndon, scuttieG brig Regulators men, ll2 tons,
laden with port wine from Oporto to London burnt;
sch Jenns III men, Isl tons, laden with sweet oil,
from LeYhorn to 81. Petersburgh, scuttied ;-ship
keindter, VIM Manners, ESD. His Britannia Msjcs
~ owner, llS men, 332 tons, two long 6-pounders,
sixteen s4-pound carronades, one 1c.pound earron-
ade, two brass 4pounders. burnt.
SUCcESSFUL CRUIZx-OALL.iNT.aF .aFFysIR
P1r u Bssfsa, Oef i5.-Arrved the privateer
brig Prince oi Neufchstel, Ordranaux, OF N. York,
tof Siv tons, II gJns,) from q cruizc. Sailed from
Chereourgh IN July. On the 9th captured sloop
Jsne, Bowen, from Saint Jean dc Luz for Falmouth
cargo lumber, burnt her. 22d captured brig iris
ten. Bsnce, from Csdiz for London--cargo coffee,
ADD w'ne scntted her, after taking out Some Of the
cQifee .24sii. captured brig Aaron, "a transpct)
Prnlsil, on Gibraltar Tn Lisbon, in ballast, scut.
tlei her. 27ln. captured 'g Apollo. Hardy. from
ST. C5es ar Riga, cargo SAT-, bnrt her Aug. 9th,
Captured the cutter Gen D,ye, Simpson, from Leg
horn foe Bristol. cargo oil, TOOK out most Of the
cargo, and burnt der. 18th, captured brig Har.
wich Packet crosby from Cork for Bristob n bal
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NAVAL NOTlCE..

G..D,.e Neahorf. Il. I Oct, 10. 1914.
WHEREAS, it doth appear, that the people of
Block Island. regardless of the sacred duty
mey owe their country, have been and are in tl,d
lazy habit of esrryins Intelligence and succour to
the enemy's squadron now cruizing il the sound;
And' whereas. becomes the duty Of every officer
serving the Urited States, and every good citizen I'd
prevent. as lar as io their power, such Ubiquitous
proceedings til, JOHN ORDE CREIGHTON, q
Captsin in the Navy Of the United States. and Com.
mander OF the Naval Forces in the State Of Rhode,
Island, do therefore, by these presents. forbid al
boats and vessels. of every description, belonging to-
or sailing from the said Island called Block lslard,
from entering any Of the Ports or iIarbors or this
state, without my speoial permission. And I re-.
quire all Commanders of Gun Vessels apd o,hcrt
under my command, 10 be vigiIsnt in seeing this
order strictly enforced. ..t,
Given under my hand in the harbor ofEewport.
the 9Th day of October. in the year of onr
Lord one thousand eight hundred and four,, GA
JNO. ORDE CREIGHTON
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-17

Rho9e.Lsland Coal COMPANY Shares:
On THURSDAY, i7th Nov. mex
Will be sold at Public Auction,
On ne Toor ef the ETehange C.Cse-Heuse,
a,s in BosToN,
THE following Shares in the Rhode.Isand Coat
Company, unless all assessments due thereoH
together with interest from this tay. and all neces
sary charges shall be previously paid-yix.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-17
NEW PORT.
WEDNESD.fY, CC1C6ER IL, 1914.

Ae regret extremely thar our limits would
y admit the publication Of part of the
documents relative TO our negotiation for
teace. We shall publish the remaining part
next week.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-17

EJ% 10 apart OF our impression last week
,e'erai very material errors in the advertise
nent OF tho Naval Commander on this station,
scaped our notice. The advertisement Is
correctly printed this days paper.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-17
DIED.,

A. Brighton, Eng. FRASersJAMEs JAcxsoS, bet
ter known by the appeation of Copenhagen Jackson-
the man who was formerly employed by the corrupt
Brlti ministry to insult the American government
and people, under the character of British envoy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-17

The Senate of the United States have IN.
animously passed vote Of thanks. 10 Capt.
Warrington, hi, oIicers and crew, for their
gallant eonduc' l., The e,rts-s sf L L'Epsryier
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-17

"A LII fishing boats and vessels Of every dcscrius
= uon. are requested tocall at the Office of the
commanding hawai- officer, for pass as more will
De allowed to 80 beyond the guard boat, without
such permission :. :, ...- - 4 q. {. ,1r, 10 =
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-17

6I.dknIGD,
In this town. on Friday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr. Gibson, MIR. THOMAS CHAMBERS 10 Miss SAL
LY ELpRIrGE, both Of this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-17

$40 shares. by order ef tie Directors
JOSEPH MAY, Treasurer r. / C. Co.
Boston, Der ID. 1914
On UESDAY, 22d Nov. at IL O'CLOCK,
ViH De sold az Public .9ucs.oa on ihe Premises.
A LII the Rght Title and Interest that ID ANIxL.
H. VAUGHN, AN insolvent debtor, has in an
undivided halt part Of lot of Land with two dwell.
ling Houses thereon, situatcdon The corner of Pei,
ham and Sprng-street subject to three mortgages.
amounting TO SS0S8 10 cents, with the interest.
from the date OF the same
Conditions made known at the sale.
Eteazer 1revett,1 !
Cyr. Johnson, lCon'rs
-, h, Daniel Vaughan,
Ne'eporf. Oct II, 1914.
Miadlefosun Delhguenss 70, the Uuite9
States Dircr, Taxes.
II uTH and Sarah Alien. improved by s Cogrea.
~ hall, 94 cents John Alm,'s heirs, so cents
Thomas Allen, l0.cents Samuel Barley, sc 81
mary Barker, So cents Isaac Brown, tenant TO Tho
he,rs OF Samuel II Warner, SIS 67, John Aiacum,s
per- tenant To the heirs of Aaron Chast, Xl IS.
si'as peekham, S3 2; Daniel w, Peckham, ssc,s,
Sarah Peckham, tenant 10 James Durfer, 81 centsi
mary Pnman, SO cts DSniel Peckham. for hid
own estate. 80 II, Asher Robbins. S6 63;. VIM.
Siocum, Sc 65 Mary Sheffield, So 50, Samuel
stoddard., SS cents Thomas stodcsrd % cents
Selethial Ward, tenan, TO Peleg Blown, 81;
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-17
PEACOCK AND pELECHAN.

It's probable the recent report of the Ame-
riean sioop of war Peacock having sunk
British sloop of war, is founded on the follow
ing paragraph.
Dublin, AUG 2-The Peacock, Am. sloop
OF war, is now in the Channel, The crews OF
several vessels, SUM by her, arrived on Satur-
day at Dun'eary. The sails Of the Peacock
were much shattered, in consequence of a
severe engagement which she had with a
BRUSH sloop of war, name unknown, which
she unfortunately sunk. On Friday morning
bhe was OF the Wexford coast.
A London paper mentioned under Ports.
movab head of July -, The calling of the
Pe!ieahn sloop OF war for Cork
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-17
70 LETI

Providence. two doors froin the reatBridgss
aconvcnient Hcrse, well calculated for Board,
Ing House. and were, ~ we'll furnished, 8 or 10
genieel boarde's might be inme edia,ely ob,ahed,--
Terms easy, apd rem, maybe taken ur principally
for board, Apply To . .'
EMERSON & &,NELsON, (same hOass
Providence, Ocf l6, " H
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-10-17

The Governor. of Connecticut has recon-
mended to the Legislature of that State the
raising of body of regular troops.
The Legislature of NJ York has appointed
committee to bring in bill to provide for
the arrest OF persons suspected of being spies
or in the employ meut of the enemy.
The Senate of Newly ork has voted on their
part, to raise 10000 troops by classification
of the militia instead of voluntary enlistment
A Bill is before the Senate Of N. York, go
encourage priyateering," sby incorporating
any five or more persons, who shall be deslr-
Gus TO form company,for the purpose of an
noying the enemy of tho United States by
means OF private armed vessels, to be fitted
oat In conformity TO the laws of the United
Sta,es.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-19

i,.aed from che frsss. Secondly the
extreme fusignfeanee ct the medium
through which they were conveyed. II
tha, were true, it still exists. Nra
He says it will be recolIected that 4 frst
tu5l!shed anonymously against him. Is
this true? He said he called Cd the
editors of the Gazette, that Mr.. Sinims
told him he wrote the anonymous para.
graph himself. Fourth. The statement
Of the affidavit mensis absolutely untrue
then he admits that there were lfregu'
aritics /; here he is at variance with
himself. rpm. {" He insisted that
should order file of men," &c -" he
went SO Ear as to draw up Instructions
for his .ergeants, and presented them
to ire Tor my signature" ltold him II
would be more equitable to force NOSE y,
who stood detailed, than any he cseia
catch. / did not present them TO MIN
for his signature, because it was no
more necessary tlsn the signature OF inc
man in the moon. S.rth. lie says pc
quoted the law CORR etly-he quoted
law of Congress which had nothing to
do with it. Seuenth. He says the taats
stated by the affidavit men are fr0pea
to be false by the certificate OF the c6I'
cers-they do not say one word about the
atfidavls. Eighth. He says nothing
would suit me but literal fmfressmSnf'
Lindsay deposes-that he declared ne
would take any he could catch.
Ircmain gentiemen,vsry respec1iul'y'
GEO. MASON.
Gunston, Fairfax County,
April 18th, 1910.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-19

" Z
Johnson to the muster ground, and ole
rected the men to obey him. The Ioi'
saws, the statement sworn to by the am
daylt men is "absolutely false. ms
is precisely the language OF all conv.c.-
ed felons. He again says, the TACT s.s..
ed by them, "that the drafts were taken
without regard to class or number -
knozvn to be false by every officer IL .',0
regiment, as will appear BY their PRINT
ed and positive certificate" Yet TINS
declaration is entirely unsupported oy
fact. again declare that ! nave Inc
highest respect for those gentlemen )
bu, how do they prove the fact stated IN
the affidavit to be false ? They 40 not
mention one syllable about it; they 90
not even hint at it. Their certificate ed.
mi,s that their companies were treated
N menner similar, tor they say " VIII
the exception Of those who were absent,
Which exception was unquestionably I'm
propsr.--it is what | have been COM
planning of. The sabjoined afhdavits
prove that the same iact occurred III
Capt. Summers Company.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-19
DISPOSITIONS.

Ly,tleton Wiley, one of the drafted
men belonging to Capt. Summers com
PAW of militia, escaped hi, tour OF duty
by remaining at home. He was at nay
house about the tine the men from TINS
county were to march to Norfolk, said
he was prepared TO go, bat would not
unless he was sent for. He was num-
Der one.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-19
THOMAS GARD.

Fdirfar County, TO sr,f,
Personally appeared before me, a JUS
tics of the Peace for the said county,
Thomas Gard, and made oath, that the
above is true statement.
Given under my hand this l4th day CT
April, 1914.
GEO. GRAHAM.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-15
From the Boston CentineL

E,.om the Boston Centinel.
Look WELL TO YOUR FIRE !!
Mr.. RussELL-The following in
the form Of n priated bill, has been
circulated among many families. and
put in public rooms IS constant
Monitor against the danger of IRE:
It j. recommended that others should
procure il, either printed or copied
in writing and for that purpose you
are requested to give it place in
the Centinel. Yours, Go. A.
1. REMEMBER that fire is a
rood servant but a bad master. II
Cannot take care of itself; and ysur
pecsenal interest. as we'll as your du
ty to the public. require that you
take care Of it.
Q. When you ars about to leave
the FIRE at stated times, make your
calculations before hand to have no
more Gre than you can dispose OF
with safety.
&. Never leave stick Of wood up
on the hearth partly burnt.
a. Never leave stick partly burnt
standing in the corner.
5. Examine your brush after
sweeping a hearth, especially at
night. /,
6. Never SUITE, hot ashes to stand
in wooden yessie,
7. Never leave papers or linen
near your fire.
s. Never read in bed by candle
light.
9. After all precautions. renem-
Der that an INHABITED building is lia-
bic 10 destruction by fire. Be pre-
pared for an emergency keep yeur
water bucket filed. When . fro
has begun, suffer it not to be in-
creased by needless current OF air
from doors aud widows.
10. Should tie FIRE have made
such progress aste prevent yeur es-
cane by a stair case, and should the
distance be too great 10 leap frsn .
windev, endeavoir 10 descend by the
help of yonr bea-oord or by tying
your hea-ciothcs together. Il would
be ws!i to keep srepo in your cham
her. for this purpose.
fl. III safety does not appear pro-
babie IL. this way. wrap yourselves
up iH = blanket, hold your breath, 4
rssh through tho flames. is water
b 1t hand, first vet the Blanket.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-15

NJ. shsAsf- proposed the following
~ v.v 81 rider q IN ansndment 70 sn .
bili. oud made q 6ev obssrsatiens =
support oft. 80, rh.,
n. ,r.ops which shall be enlisted ~
virtu. Of this act, shall DO linaltsA = g
..,,ice 70 the defence Of the tronuers
- territories Of the U. States, Of sucn
mari thereof as the President may eiees
and de,ernine.
some conversation took plaes % the
.rpvriety ofreceiving THE aspendmsnt,
and Mr. Robert. rose and called the pre-
vious quest oa-s majority OF thshsuss
refused to sanction the call.
Mr. Grundy and Mr. Trosp opposed
the amendment and Mr.. Shelly advo-
Gated. >
Nt.. Roberts appealed from the deci-
sics, Of the chair ~ 20 the propriety o.
receiving this amendment.
After s.me conTsrsatisn Mr.. i; With
drew the appeal.
The question was thsn taken on read
log the amendment . second tune, b,
yes and moss, ~ follow Yeas IS.
Nays 1903.
The qaestios REQUIRED on the passage
os tho bill.
Mr.. Webster delivered his ssntl.
msni, at length 10 opposition to the pAa-
sage Of the bill.
Alr. IngerseA followed in reply, and
was speaking Shsn our Reporter lei,
The HILL.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-15
BALTIMORE, January 5.

CAPTAIN. PAUL CUfFEE'
Left this city yesterday on his way
to the sea. Of government. Captain
CuiFac, Of N. bedford. Mass. the
celebrated African merchant Il ma
,isator. He was waited on while
here by several gentlemen who we're
favorable TO his mission, which is to
proceed with q company Of his coun-
trymea to Sierra Leone in Africa,
Cor the purpese Of insiructing tho CO.
lony in agriculture, commerce, and
the mechanic arts. He las a num-
ber Of letters Of introduction to
members Of the senate and hcuss; &
we hope he viii meet with that atten-
ton which his responsibility aud the
important object Of his mission 80
Justly demand.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-15
FOR SALE.

1<HE sasscrihar wit sell on mode
rate terms, We House sni Lot
nj ths corner Of Jefferson and Fairfax
streets, na@ occupied by Capt. Gle
snents The house is well tnlshe |;
contains Ave good rooms besides the
garrett. has ar exeellcat cellar kitchen,
OUT. houses, snda pump in the yard,
Tire Lot IS well improved and contsins
half an acre OF groaad. extending l23
feet on Jefferson, and VIC feet on FAIR
fax streets. attached to it is q good
frame stable and carriage house.
]. D. Simms.
January Is. dt