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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-03
This is to give koticc.

That the sub.. riist - Ai.sac j. cum
" ~ tic district OF CoiLuin,. lac cLt..n-
ed from the Oippa,'s Gou.t ~ .s,id
e. unty, letters FesIame,iufy % 10
estate OF Ca les hlexsbdeg, la 3 q {, o
said County, dec'd.--Aiipe sp. La.i <
claims against the saia drcsdert afo
hereby warned TO EXHIBIT Tue ..nG ~, u
the vouchers tbereei, ~ tie .ubsc tiers
uuiy authenticated and pssseo{ b, Tho
O ptah's Csuit, OF or bcie, TIT 90 h
day OF May hex,, or tbey ma, b, isw
=: ex,luued from all bsnei.t 10 sd
estate, aud those indebted tbsrsls as
required ~ mat c immediate pc INST
Given under Try bsod Ills 3 III Jay VI
November 1914.
HIM j. .flc1ander,
Inn. I. .S;odnn.
Executor II CHAs. ALExANpES.
D.cerber ]. Ga
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-03
so DoIiaro Reward.
nBSCONCEO from nv Plantation
Commonly caii.d Sudicy Farm,
THREE SLAV. S,

AAstAs:I oiLtk ~,
Franz. IA Hkn aY, and FRI.
DERl N-f ank Is 5 feel 6 or z
Ia,n.s II ! D., oul!y formed and re-.
m.kaDl. stroI.s, aaou. 81 or So years
OF a.c, very large mouth, thick ro-
mres, lips 4, broad IoSa and OF .
back cnmpIesio1, has iect are also
yely .arg7, VITA several Scars on them
cut BY IN axe /; he is Cafenter.--
.Aar Nrn"y Is. ) lset, and about 6 tlChos
h ~sh propcIticDed, active :nd
kc,Y, o! t2:E b ow8 complexion
s. ycaly IN his dr@ss, ot very inte!ii-
yeH,, and &c er:iIy sm+es wnea apo
ken 70 FRED mex Is sGout g ica,s
y sc, .Stt 8 or 10 inches high,
glo'lI 40" .ctire. his an impedimen,
~ hi speech, AID i,rgs SCR On his
.ppcr lip, is h;i:- hi Mu Ito with
g:cy eyCs, AID short ou.iad b.ir -
i i-.ioW was iorU,erly cu.;oneu
- " i ii the house and attend CT.
no:%GG q. Ter ;he last years WORK.
ca 1t In ''acHsmi!.'s irW.e, | vii
iyc, ~ taken w,lh:a ne conn;ies Of
W2s!mGre add, Rici.n oad, 80; lsum
jey.sua, : nnCas:,,, or aay Tlcre ~
,ae STATE ct Maryland, Fifty Do,iafa
foI e":::: OF tire above named slaves
- wi;hih Inc ccuntirs Of 81. ffo,d
5r King G9n:ge, 50 Doiais each, i.
witaih the counties 81 f.int william.
Lsu ouo, FaiIfax CT my o,hcr Gown.
ties w:lhi tie State OF Eupin,a, Is
Doiiar csch--!f aGt Of the states o
V'rsin;a CT Eayyi9nd. loo Do!'at4
ash, Win all reasonable rh rye. ipr
,, io,,ine boo G, CT s=cm;ns t. seme
jIi 20 tSat &c. them sgain. The D
% s!2ycs had Oh aarn they went eff
"cu;d iac& IS mace Of talk bag cloth
:cmH,oniy called Boar Skin, vi.h lea
= CT lut'ons, cotton ST. rts, and brown
irer, or .wil!ed cotton and yarn pan
taloo.s {; The, nav have Other cictAes
aot at this 'ime rcco!ectcd. ] nm in
dGccd 20 brlsvs thoir Jest is 10 oct
on board cl ;hc enemy ,: ships, or pos
sibIy nttemr, - gel TO Pennsy Iva'ia as
they vert OF r'thoui provor: ton.
VIM. Robinson.
EowAnp, near Aiexar dr'a, Far.2
f.< County, Virginia. s
Nv a. diff.
~ B. 2'menty Dollars 50 u be gipsn
for zach i tGken M ihe Olsrret Of Co
iuMt!a.
w r.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-03
i q j. d. slH.us, RoYAL~sraEEI, ALExAsDaia.
SATURDAY,. DECEMBER 5, 1914.
Joseph Vaudeville,

Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and far7o.r Streess.
Has FOR SALE,
so or. Caes,s Gubpowder, Imperial
Hy.cn. Young Hyson dyson.
Skin, all Souehone TEAS.
$4,000 ID. rehIcd SUGARS
co ttls. Must0yaIo s n. Orleans
Sugars.
20 boxes White and Brown Ha.
wanna DO.
10 pipes Z, gnac BRANDY.
50 beXcs McIId CANDLES.
With genetsl assnr,seett ST tho best
Vices, Liquors and Groceries.
October IS.
10 Kent lease or 3cll.
TaE subscriber viii rem Tor the ch.
s,i:ng year. lease or term of years,
Or sell isr cash or on iong credit. that
NoTgD TAVERN, &c.
IN Port Tobacco, Charlie. County stat.
OF Maryland, az present occupied by
Hir. florat'o Clagett
Samuel Chapman.
New Town, Chas. Co. Dec. ~
KANEAWA LAND
FOR sale.
10000 Acres of LAND,
7 ,NG On Fix River, aou, g
IL pjies from Chafirstoan wherc
IL .,nplics into the Great Kenh W. Il.
yGr, aad III the County ii kenhlw
will be sold or exchanged for othe
propcrt, IN the District of Coiumbia
or any ol Tho * jacent tountie; .r low
terms. This and is hcatil, timber.
ed, of good quality, and lies in ths
neishborhood e several valuable Sal
Works. For terms and particulars
apply 10
]. D. Simms.
-hie ca,dria
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-03
flames S. Scott,
John Richards,
Advertisement.

THE Sale OF NEGROES advertised
for ibis day, has been necessarily post
poned; il will row certainly take p'acs
at Mr.. Hardey's in Pisca,taway on Sa.
turdar the l7th day Of Deceu ber-wtea
] will offer 10 the highest bidder, svc y
likely Negroe Women, (anc ,hem an
exceIler. house scrvAnt) ard thei" six
Children. The terms will be, the pur
chaser shall give bond CT interest from
the day ii Sale, With approved security,
p.ysble in - :norlhs. The bonds 10
b, approved aad the sale ratified BY the
Chancellor
Edward diversified,
Trusfee Of Eizasesh E.ersfeM.
Nov. 20. lawsv
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-03
Samuel Mark, & Co.
UhnOn Ienh q NnauUac,

ChlhCH Ift'ih q eHaD u "a,
ST DLIEMbKk isia
OTTO L. 10 .cIr.y .,,ii a. tho
" Sto.ku' ldeis u tbs usilL. p,
,hMa E,,c;lsn Of tghte., II e,le', 10
ss'ye t"' tue cn,eing year VII II Id
IN hontay the 9, Jluafy rex, agree
abl, q the ar,lcles 1t ass clsueh, a, lie
Court Hous. /" th's Iowa.
e I. CHAPMAN,
(erI,er.
Dec. !. ~
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UhkI.AN'S C(JhI.

(denl'dra County, .Hop Team, 1914.
ORDfhED dst tnf Extcu, rs
0 Charles Nle, and.r dec Go Iu,crt
.is i"ilc s'ins adss si'ssm-ri tkfee ustes
d week TO- y week. ~ the niexaneiis
new, pap, rs. s
a Lotr--IEsT.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-03
10000 Acres of LAND,
EyCe.a Academy.

Hygeia Academy.
vESitE .Its,>cs oi The atos. School
q have the sa i.factian to arueurce
o thc public, L at a comfortable Eo.rd.
ing House. calculated % aocomn oGale
40 or so Baardcrs, has been recently
fnish'd, and ta;ta person every Wy
qualified, Is engaged to take charge Of
IL tao tnsn':g .csr
+ Turner, Pres'tt.
Ed Brooke, Sec1y,
Nov..!o m.
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J,ac&Soa s. Ea"'issy
NOTICE


IN ~ aday Ia III day Of u.
~ cem or mex | shsi oger 10
g at &c late ,os's.snre .. G,o;Es
} sole j. dec'A of Fr,&erirs COMFY,
V,cgiua, n2ar Ben, vile, his CT p 81
Gora, WI; a. "a RF- dlso III, 'iccA
Of iirrsss, C-lGy, Hogs, g. '.cusc-
;old ~ K,chco Furniture AS
sill be offered for lii'e OF sole few
NeCgOe- It III. sar'c siaie md pla' e
will be offered Tor Rant the Farm
shereon he fern erIy iesldoc. Those
who may have claims against tive de-
c.,,cG viii please leave the .one riia
. MEL Lee, F.1 ,uorucy at lew, Win-
chester, properly ,uthen,ics'ea, n,'he
,u scrib-i-those who NAV be irdebt-
I'd will pieasc maar p.yneitto Mr.
Lee. The terms viii be made known
Oh the d3y OF sale.
James G. Dcneale,
.Aam'or IF George Dent0te, decd.
Nov, - DIS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-03
no. 1915
Valuable Lands for Sale.

4 GREFA3LY 10 the last i'll AMI
tcs.arncht OK The Lite Docto James
L 'e.cn, tire subscribers will sell III tho
rel estate whereof be died possessed,
Goa islins Of farm adjoining the town
OF Piscataway in Prince Georges coun.
~ %,
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Negroes for Sale
Orphans Court,

Orphans Court,
Alrrandria County, .NoU. Term, 1874
ONDEgtU, That the Executes, q.
Rich'd. l.. Bey:., deceased, d, inscri
the i6llowIns advertisement three times
a week for SIX weeks il the Alcxa...
dria newspapers
Copy-Test,
a. MOORE, Ree'r.
This is to give Notice,
That the subscribers IF Al. x,rdris
County in the District Of Co.un b:l
have obtained from the Orphsns' Court
Aforesaid, letters iestamentlry ON ti-e
esisic OF Rich'd L. Hewitt, ate Of til.
county aforesaid, deceased: all person
having c'aimsagoIast the said leccden'
arc hereby warned TO exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof 10 the sub.
scribers duly authenticated s. passed b,
the 0rph,ns' Court, on or before tine
third dap Of MAY next, or tl,ev may bV
law be excluded from all len fit to sal,
estate and thosn indebted thereto ore
required to make INN, distc pa-mer..
Given under our hands this 81 do,
&C November 8i4.
James S. Scott,
John Richards,
Freentors Of RiehG,d l.. He1y:t
November !. 6~.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-03
Olu Goods.

VIE SUB Ii.oc nv re tiysu. 81.
Il pc.6ac Blue C.oths. Cot II ~ /.
iuss, IT n lincnS GinYhas's, n ~
ens, Long Lawn, Bats, q su.
PERTH; w.d csaed "a CO.'S, AID =
i IS Cotton Ho.Icry which, tcgc,i.er
Win ,rsit iormet sock u Drj SsO0s,
hey VIII Sci ii moderate adsal CO
.or Ca, oh,
Samuel Mark, & Co.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-26

Ter. his little event ia extremely bonnraL'e
Tor the city 1T Langres. VI. F>n-e has bee,,
created knight of the legion of horror. 'fhe
| neN, day 10Th ct january, Gcn. Chouarti s.
| rived at laryres with brigade OF 1906
men OF the finest cavalry. 1t would be diff
ncu't to express the enthusiasm with which
rhey were received by the inhabitants.
ms brigade was To De followed on nth *
i2th, by great number of troops cf iafan-
Try. cavalry and artillery.
WITHIN few days great number Of
ofttaiitons OF troops of divers descriptions.
wen armed and equipped, have left Paris
Tor thelr ultimate destination.
ian. 13-There il to be grand revie W
TINS day in the court of the Thui.eries com
posed or SO hattaiiions of m.anery, 40 squa-
drons CT cavalry and a numerous train of
artillery.
Strasburg. Jan. Sin the night of the
Ist to the Cd inst. the enemy crossed IN :.
T Kline Opposite to Mannheim. The Duke of
hagusa was reaching Neus.adt with tn :
van guard of his corps when the euemy's
scouts appeared on the road of Man =.
jhem He immediately dispatched snme
squsdrons OF us light cavalry. who drove
them close tothc Rhine. The Duke OF Ra-
vusa is uniting his colunans and taking po.i-
ton IT the foot Of the Vosg.s
-Cotrfay, Jan. 4.--The occurrences Of yes.
terosy were remarkable. Gen Sebastian
returned ut 6 A. NJ. from Remoyen, bring
ing 200 prisoners along with hirs1. About
noon we were informed that the enemy was
preparing to cross the Rhine and Mnheim.
close by Cologne. Our troops repaired thi,h-
er instantly, and az wereceived the pleas
ing Intelligence that the enemy had airea
dy returned IN tine o'ier side :-25 dead
nno'es were left On the field OF battle. aud
so prisoners. Gen. Sebast;ani was himself
in that affair.". The Prns.ian Col. Roden-
snen, ~howas at the head of the army. got
8esaneon, Jon. Our city IS in res
Pectah'e state Of defence. Upwards of
10000 men COMPOSE It's ga !rison
Fr1ntfsrt, Dec. 81 Prince Eckmahl has
concentrated upon Hamburg, where he has
cons'dershle forces his com munica ions
with the Holstein continue uninterrupted.
The foTtresses Of G!osau. To"g@r. Wit
temburg and Erfurth still hold cut, ard are
making vigorous resistance.
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SAFES ut AUcsl0n.


4 sE wednesday the 9th day Of Apr;. next. f;f
~ fair, not TIE mex, fair day., at he s.ors cs,
'ower tenement in .Nayo's Ba.laigFs, viii. he s,'s
Assortment OF Sensons.,e '1'''e
DRY GOODS
Among which are:
es'.s domestic stripes, plaids. and Chau,bras,
we" assorteS ami OF superior quality,
large cSsss 7.S & ~ Irish linens we'll s,so-,.3
uunSs cotton Sambrieks fresh u, imported
do do hos;ery,
do cellieoes and corded dim;,is,
DO superhne cotton eambrisl. end ..r
tr.Sk dirli,ies, ~ ~
40 pieces l'ds Co,,ons, say Manmode, Rsr,os
Gnrrahs and Erne-iies, "s'''''
1000 do. short and lolg Yellow NspSe.p,. sr,,
chop, "rs@
100000 Needles, escorted sizes,
case Bundle Pms ga. Ia and -,
DO Eua's Thread, ass1ftsd Nc,
bales Gerusn and British O.nabur..
dc. do. Tiekenbnr,,
g do DO. Cotton Cheek. os son.riss ss s,,,,..
elegant ss'er snent Of satin ius,rnr is;hbcr,
10 %, LING eashaiere, ga hue and ~ co,.mn,,
Do. DO, lenc. book, seetss x jseoaet Nlu,i,,
N'er'e"'es, farey Nesting ., Cotton Kers mere,.
English Nankeens de- &c
-fLSO-A conc derable Gnsptitv of Wool,
!Maashe.try, consisting of--Snper6ne e,o,b.. eo.,.
'nss Snu k.rseymerss, s.snsiowas, to;instt, cord
'eiVets and tabby ve'vets blankets main. .o.,,
cos''h u ana nspt cottuns-Ril y vsr;et, nj osha
ment. " @" S"'eruse-
Terms.under 1908 cash. over ZOOS and nal,
'uro on Gays, over 5G9S 90 days credit.
ne SAFE WI continue from day to Gay until the
March 60 e. '. vi.
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~" A GREAT FIELD FOR
.SpECJI. 9TyD NJ

i've aeoscreer will sell to the highest bidder.
a upon the prem,ses, on Monday the end os
Wy ~, neN'," ts'r. otherwise the next far say-
IhlF,y or Forty Bc0uiifuk L.ota of Iony
on;sinins halt an acre eaei, at Civ pon, - %.
'eof@e county, most OF which are boudaa -
James hi'er on one eide, and capable of se;nv ran.
dereu INN ense'y valusble.-There arc as ma,.x NJ
tursI advantages attached to tn. oIa.s -. ,
IN this state, bsing immediste,v M ,L. e o''er
al James and ApPoms,tos rivers bout tueva IL.
from Petersburg, and al the Rne,, ha rbo,r.; =.
fHg'ria-in many places vesasis of anv s;y. 49,.
~! "'.lh ''A ieet ~ low-ws:er mark, The ohsp,s,
being Rom thirty Ia forty feet deem. And ,hs
c. or'ns ground equal to any in The world e "h-
lie isnd Forming half circle occssioa, :, :. a.
Hs,f, ~hion rsn1ers vessels in the hafbour rrgo,
secure from sjury BY ice. and tae water he -,
lam r.aseos any INJURY from the worm. There
IS no situation better esleuIstsi for a esi,.va,,,
where timber OF the first quality end in tho araas,
s.uhuAhee, may be procured on the moot Ts.ssoa.
bic terms. BY building of wksrfs, snJ sr.s,;,,.
rse u","e1 anu ware-houses, this Place WON'T M
immensely valuable as place If depost. vas..,.
which are frequently detained a mont or a., =,
"schsrse Their csrgoes, might with great -... ~
convenience unload and load again in p few dax. "~
amongst many other sdvaptases there ar. foo
situations formed by bsturs CIR dry docts o.. ~.
ysri', and may he coinpieis,y finished witt 80.
htt'e experce Se' "i'A 'e'y
There IS no place in Virgins of che same a..
.hs. exhoJs 50 many be4utifui scitrs on the rive ~
build upon TIE back ground is uneor,roi, -, e. 90
dry and hesithy, elegantly situated foc ,Oa. 'evsi
/. ne ~hoe psee aboua1ins with cd ,nrin,. e
"assr "n' tie rvrrs furnish profu.vn al f,t, 81
~l,o fowls Throughout ;he yaar ''-''
er"s @ As'e VIII Dc made known on Ore d,y OF
ss'S' oy the tehser'b -r, who is vested 49,, -
power To dispose OF any part ofthe Dremiss, P''
RICHARD GREGORY.
Chesterfield, March Of m,a. s'
CF he rttor OF the Norfolk Herald I. ,..
ed to insert The shove once a week fo, - 4isse"
snd forW' ri his 20 the Fdi,o oT ,I; 80, ",'
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hosess soi ippsst's; men IN the proper account.
acs sorry you Published wisst you cal! the sub
stance VI ny propositionst the Indians the state.
ment is detective, ani not altogether correct as far
ne foes: have no notes oil What said, otherwise
wonld send you my speesa at length Whee in
SEXUAL service the iniians sre to receive tke same
ec,npsn,aaon as oer roebs un,ess when they fur
Dish their Own hocses
While on this subject viii add for the informs-
f'on o. the public that the Creek war had its origin
with the BRUSH s'ithortis, ia Csnat,a; ia is knowa
10 ms that in the sn.nusr preceding general
Usrrison's carnpsisr on tne Wahs,h, Teotmseh aud
the Younger Rius-'ao.st were Si1p-t-hei . spe-
oal mission 20 the Creek ns.ion trcpsrc them fpr
IN" par. which they have been lately se'iag. The
bs,te OF Tippacauoe was the ellie, o, the sas inRu
cnse.
srAItbonsh the interference Of the British officers
in Cssada With the iudianI who rs,iasd within our
acknowledged ,ms 6. exciting them acts OK hos,i-
Hy sxainsi va IN tines Of profound peace between
England and the United States, q; not form 81 :
ten, in the cats'oyuc Of grievances upon which q e
declaration of war founded i. certsinly he
verthe!ess Of the mes, "nnstiGablc OF that
nation and of itself sufficient cause for war.
Ysur ob't ssrv't.
fJOHN JOHNSTON
Agent for Indian Affairs.
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"a orr. 4,
"a IL PerSohs having .ls'us against the estate of
John T'nSiey, dec'd. are requested ~ -; y.
mem torward for SdJu;tmeRi, for which purpose ,bs
executor wiz sttend at TinsleyviIIe (tbe late r..;.
Gene, ct said Tnsey) from the 18th to the ian IS
April next. " "'' i''h Z"
All persons indebted to the said ea,s,s ~. 80
quss1ed to make immediate payment, or suits vii,
De iHdiEcEisnnstey ordered WIZ
THOMAS JOHNSON.
~. ESOr If John Tfa,ier, tern
1'Si ZU
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ROBlR1C IYUN-71,-------

ROBEKT Johnson
Gas ON hand generai assortment or rph,-
" MONGERY, CUTLERY. Sc 81. - rC ii.,'-'-
ng 81 Locks Of every deseriptios, Boi,s II;"s
Screws, Hammers, Planes and Plane Jrons ssn6 -
~ ~ Finds, On Stone, Troweis, Spades snJ sboveis
,s2,t'ns hnV1s' Ssythe Blades, Wire No to 81,
Pots and Kettles, G Gee Mills, spoons sbsen
She,rs Knives and Forks. Wrought and ca, Ns3!
srads ISprigy window Glass, Cookie and MI
S'Iters. brsss Cocks, Thermometers, Cotton Csrds.
~ai """'esA'e or re-
:, N y. TIE has good assortment oCAn,iI., Vices,
Ham Hlers. and English Seine Twfne Whish he ,sdi
sell at re juosd prices "S VI"
March rs
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n oney, on ihsr'ds, The .t.,c: Arrn, N .hs ,os,
81 nsrnsrfsbur.. Tract or parcel Of Land. i,i,.
w '"Sanns county, ON the wsters of Csnainy,. !,
oVeeN, epnt.ta,ng ty survey is 3-iHcres. s,n,n'n,
'he lends OF Christopher Clarke, Aaroi. ,omssso,
a.. ROWLAND JONES, Trrnse.
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Os9XT Cem1ofssn'Js OMee,
Kick mond OD4 xa.1

"a EA MSTRESSEs, DESTROYS of m,ki,, ~, .s.~
- eioathing, consisting of costs, vests. ovsrspy
shirts Sc viii meet with employment Ly sn-,v'nSs
at ere Military Store, in me Eoosc formerly oeeup3.
"a py "r. Southsstc, and lately BY Mr.. Leroy An
made kncwn. WIZ ~
Good accommodation or security vii be e1u;r.-
ed ter Tie materials entrusted TO them
ROBERTO, JEN NCS
March S.. - N"'.e'eh
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v'r,oe of Deed Of Tscst, executed to sbe
! Subscriber 81 Henry ThOussson learisg dste
ths tSin" ~ o Cstotsr, 1Sit. .or sceuringa debt
due bssS Zones r.. eertsja subl there's, men.
Toned HI' be std 60 ~ bisa si ssddes, or read,
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BAYoENK TAKFx Pr,

y,, nNiltlJh, February H.
we nave been ohfginely syored, intelligence OF the
hfhe" Importance 70 the future bapt,ipe.v Of the
civilized world has been received. Since our ,s,,
trers b've oe,n rescued from the fell grasp of b.,
hfpar'e, the states Of Holland Flanders Swizerlsnd
snd the principal Italian states On tbe shores If
Adr'stio Sea FLANDERS, b. the txprea, requss; of
The people, IS np~ united TO Holland uo,er the
name Of the United Netherlands hav ug at the h I'D
% 1"e eeosr" ksgstnnent the Prince of Orange.
Netherlands hssio has victory Gov ned the arms
OF WsiVng'on~-uHdsr the walls OF Baysnne. Soulf
INSIDE DESPERATE Staod, rom hence he WIS driven
WIN great 'os'--thst town IS in the possession of
il stands sie oPensd 20 al nations not st var IN.
any Of tie aiiies ~
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DRrJNKENNEss Am Dawn, :,

In Nrw-Jersey, an act has been ra,.rd 4, x.,, :,
trustees tn estates of hsbiiua drunk ards and
oirrs, and TO prevent drunkenness and sa,abinc
a"1r the conviction OF these crimes no act or red
S valid in law, respecting their estates.
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az ~ bn aVb.', ON wednesday, the 18Th dsv
- Of next ruontiI, on the urs,5;s,s tha vEsUS
% the Monumental Churot.--The sslc VIII com.
Ioense 81 ~ oeioch and the ter,ps, a. orc scr;d Is,
Resolutions ~ The Association, passed on he III
eSru"ry, VIII De rssde know The day Cssle. .r
may be seen ~ the mean ;'.ns, together w;,f vls,
OF ths Pews, 81 The Cova'ine Hou OF l. Si.r,n,,r'
DO, and at the Merchants Cogse-R on.
80, TitE COMMITTEE.
"~aSeA - k.s
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FHIRFIELD RJCES

"a ILL commence on Wedp,s,jsv ~. 6.h e
~ MAY, and continue -four DAYS
rrsf Udy--A Lady Purse, worth ,so dolls.
aoais,s entraaoe free for all ages to run mile heat
tne pes three in five. carrying fssther. ~'''
oec'HG ba2-The Jockey Club Purse. for 400
uo,nr' tonr mile heats, twenty dn,rs e.,ranc wv
:, IA'ra ,SGY-The Purse OF the Propr,etor = q.
SSr..dfse' fnr 200 dollars, thrse me heats eutr
Iow'h DGy--A Rendy Cap Purse, free for mem.
3ers OF the Cub only, two mile heats tn
VIII CONSIST OF The entrance money Of the ,brsc Tr..
eedng cays. The Proprietor viz iikew;s. ~ - =,
the money received at the gate this ,isy absb uW
mass .his race worth ,he attention of Inembers
Ncigh's as jsiIozSs--
fsen norses 1913 U.s.
8 do. do 10
do. do. ioC
do. do. oo
Nares snd Seedlings allowed 81 lis.
81 10 rent the Dining House and The F,oo,b :.
W me fleij--those who hsYe foruer- entei -.
arai maze the preference. Application msst h..
'nale ia Tne.iisteIy. ' NC
i ne members of the Club viii please IN oh.srv.
n.,e more punotus'!ty in paying no their sst,.
ser,FionS' az the monty each day has 10 he NJ.
seq 70 the hands OF the judges.
Stables AID straw Tor rsce bor.s,-c..-
THOMAS WATSON.
Mar.s O.. proprietor IF the Course.
----N~A r. cutfr
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WILMINGTON, IN. C. I M,reh rs.
Arrived. British sch. Susan and Eliz.. of Bermu.
nh. prize to the private srm schooner Mars, Of N.
YORK, cargo 10000 Tbs. coffee and some corn
Below. English ship L-,Iy Prevos., Of I.on,je, in
baast, prize TO the American Letter OF narou. Ia
vincible, com missioned at Saism
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lhSy agreed 70 hgrt her, but on CLOSING
with her the Frcuch Coinmoslsre ma de sail
and escaped. Her consort exchanged sp-
verai broadsides with the English ship, and
then attemp ted 20 board her but fell assern
after throwing about 70 men on her deck,
who were mostly killed or wounded. A few
days afterwards, the Venerable fell in with
the other frigase and captured her.
The Fox f@gate was off St. Barts, on
the Goth Feb. The Saratog privatcer was
SAID to be in the w. Injies-also an Ame-
rcnn slooD of war. A frigate .ailed in CO.
with tue Venerable to look for the Constitu.
ton Tho French ffiys,es had proceeded
from Barbaanes to Antigua, where they
were TO he fitted out.
=. 5. Several OF the passengers in me X.
States arrived in town at 10 o'clock las,
night. They repsrt that the Queen %, and
Piqac So, had sailed in ones, Of the Con.
stitu'inn that the G.. had taken a British
kings sch'r and a ship. au1 sent the latter
IN with 10 prisoners that she was cruz
ing to windwarSl Of Barba does and that
the report was that Bayonne and bordeaux
mad been taken The carte, sent in by the
Constitution did not arrive at Barbadoes un-
til alter the Il. S. left there.
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OUR ENJOYS
postscript tn a letter from London, Dec. Of. re-
eeived via Haiifax, says, Messrs Gai!s,n n Eoya,e
nave arrived at Gettenburs. bound home or here.
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'th'.F Ufi IoIUYS, yarmary 9.
be,ters from Frankfort Of the 25,h Of December
'sy mat SoO'o OF the allies have erased the Rhine
at different points. taxing tbs route 81 LuxetnLurg
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FOREIGN.

Translated jor the Mercantile Advertiser.
from iate French Pahers.