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BY TIMOTHY PiTKIN,
a Member of the House Of Representa-
tires of tie u. ;States,

FROM THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-22
National Legislature.
IN SENATE
Mondau. Eel

monday, PebrHdry 10.
The bill making appropriations for the
support st government, was read third
time as amended, and passed,
The bill from the house to authorize the
issuing of Treasury Notes for the service of
the year 1878, was read and passed to =
second reading.
The Senate resxmed the consideration of
the 6Ill from che house, entitled An Act
directing the manner of contracts and Bur.
chases in the Navy Department, and for
promoting economy therein 8" when on mo.
ton Of Mr.. TAFT it was postponed to the Sc
cond Monday in March next (rejected)
The bill from the House for the relief
Of the inhabitants of the late county of New
Madrid, in the Missouri Territory, who
suffered by earthquakes" was ordered to
third reading as amended.
The bill for the relief of Jsseph Perkins,
also from the House, vas ordered to a third
reading.
Mr.. Hunter presented the petition Of Ed
ward Martin, of Newport, K. I. which was
referred to a select committee.
The bili for the reiiet of 30 vie g K1rtz
and others. was ordered to be engrossei for
third reading, 13 to g.
Mr.. Giles, from the Military committee,
reported suniry resol1I1ns expressive Of
the thaeks Of Congress- to General Jack
son, and me trDD1s uRder his command, for
their gaN4ntry and good conduct il the &c .
Fencs % sew Orleans; which we're read q
passed - second reading.
AiF. Giles also reported sunl-Y Tesolu
'ioRs expressive Of the high seIse enisrtaia-
e. " Congress ct the 2a,rie .;srl AID 60 8
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Monday, FEB. Is.
Mr.. Hanson OF Md. obtained leave .of alb
sence from Thursday next for the remain
der of the session.
Mr.. Law presented the petition OF n. b.
Ross OF Cont. praying to be released from
prison, wherein he is confined at the suit of
the U. 5. which was referred to select
Committee.
Mr.. LelFerts of N. Y. presented petition
from number of manufacturers Of um-
brellas, living in the city of ". York, pray
lag that the duty on the domestic manu-
facturc Of those articles may Se repealed.
and the duty on their importation encrsas..
ed which was referred to the committee
OF Commerce and Manufactures.
MIR. lngersoll, from the judiciary com
mit,ee. to whom was referred the enqoiry
into the exPedlency Of increasing the salary
Of the District Judge Of the state Of Massa-
huse,ts. made a report unavoidable to az
increase IN this case, separate frou rho gen.
sral Class Of such salaries which was or.
dsssd - !is Oh ths sable.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-22

Tuesday, February II.
MIR. Fcrney obtained leave Of absence for
the remainder of the session
Mr.. Fisk Of VT. presented a petition of
The New England Emigration Society,""
praying that twenty-five townships of Pub.
lie Lands lying South of 81 degrees of North
Latitude. may DC sold to them ON the terms
and for the purposes therein mentioned. -
referred to the committee on Public Lands.
Mr. Fisk Of N. York presented a petition
OF Samuel Butler; which was referred to
the Committee Of Ways and Means.
Mr.. Pearson presented the petition Of
Pierce Purcell, of the city of Washington,
praying payment for fence belonging to
MIN and taken by military force for the
benefit and comfort Of detachment of the
army. --Referred 20 the Committee OF
Claims.
Mr.. GoUrdea presented the petition Of
Alexander II. SauadersS which was refer
red to the committee Of Clrims.
Mr.. Newton, from the select committee.
reported bill TO authorize the Secretary
OF the War Department TO purchase for the
use of the United States the typographical
materials OF William latham which was
twice read and committed.
The engrossed bill requiring the Seere.
/ tary OF the Senate and the CLERK Of the
House " Representatives TO give bond tor
the faithful execution Of the duties of tfeir
Office, was read a third tiae aud passed.
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Translated forthe Boston VeeSly 'as'
seaygr.
ADDRESS 0 THANKS.

The following addrss comes warm '1s,
the heart. If it excitesin our seao.
the same emotions it has caused .. =.
we shall not regret the labor Of ''a''
lating it.--Ed. Mess. ne,
The following is the address OF tf2 ~ r.
Of the French who took refuge III p, n.
GUM, to the inhabitants OF tue e0'D
try: ;.obJe lsad
About to quit the hospltaos len 'I
which received US at momene ";a INV
Tie return of ferocioas tyrant =, i.A, y;e,
~ no alternative but to become i's .. 10
inns or his accompl;ccs, foree ecu, y our
.xile ourselves from our coun,'} ,;vyiy
aearts penetrated with the mo mos! sr "
yratitude, cannot withhold ID the H; !. hst thar
ION of the sentiments with when ''''
ire filed. c,.su-
Excellent inhabitants of Gheh!' ' Ieb.
mont Nivoye, Allost. Termoaae' Sc Sc.
oecke. Hamme, zele, Waesmu!!lls!!ssa,,, Of
,ardly had wereachsd inc tetE''"
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COAL

|vEyHE subscriber viii be regularly sup.
b piled with Harry Heth's best Coal.
from his Black Heath Pits. The quality
lot this GOALS fully equal, if not distin.
suishcd, beyond that of any other or
James River, especially Tor the CRATE
being large and very rich, and that which
has already been received and delivered
Ito the departments & elsewhere, is high.
|ly approved of. For terms deliverable
|at any of the wharyes within the district
|apply to
Andrew Ramsay.
Washington City, AugrSl. cost
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Steam Boat Cam.'en>

K&S w I'LL Ply regularly "
sseg I'M tween Georgetown and A.
JS,,siz z1ssSs lexandria, leaving George
sssEzzz1 Kings wharfin Georgetown
1T half past s o'clock tomorrow morning
the 18th inst. for Alexandra, and vail
leave Alexandria same day at a quarter
past Q O'Clock for Georgetown, andswill
leave Georgetown at 4 e'el'ck in the at
ternoop. same day, for Alexandria. and
remain there that night the next morn
ing at half past s o'clock, will leave A
'eyandria for Georgetown, and lcase
Georgetown at quarter past 2 O'clock
COR Alexandria, at 4 leave Aleyandra
for Georgetown. and remain there that
night, so alternately every other day, SO
as to make SIX passages or three entire
trips in days---passeugers will be re-
ceived at the Draw Of. the Potomac
Bridge. for either place.
~ Passage rs Cents.
Sent. II.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.
VS. AsAwAY from the subscriber, on
Ia Monday the 2sth OF August last
A Negro Men, namea
STR0YHER.

About IS yesrs Of age, dark complexion
s feet 40 inches high had on when he
went away, blue country cotton coa'
much worn, an old hat and brown liner
frowsers. lie had been the property o.
John Graham Of Rayeasworth, Fairfax
County, from whom | purchased him
and as he has awife there it is presumed
he is somewhere in the neighborhood
Te was lately hired to MIR. otaunton
bricklayer, in Alexandria, and Mr. Jas
Irwin near this place. will give ter
dollarsfor apprehendipg said runaway j
taken within 20miles of Alexandria and
secured SO that get him, or the above
reward if taken 60 mites fr.m this place
and reasonable CHARGES if brought home
EDWARD LLOYD. s
Sept. a
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Notice.

TSHE Subscriber has commenced the
Baa,iTs. Business, at the corner OF
King and Union streets, in the house late
ly occupied by MIR. Andrew Jamisan
where he will keep constant supply O
Crakers, superfine Plot 4 Navy Breat
/. ot the best quality.
Jacob Butts.
August ID.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-18

Tie UeM0cTRtS.
Who were they. that, copying the err
rors Of great nation, reared up, In eve
ry part OF the continent, corresponding
societies, claiming to be the people, and
assumed control over the constituted
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-18

Itul !, even TO common pick.pock.
Thus Sgete Washington Of his Calm
majors, in yes: Now reader, exam;r.
the subject, aud Try to satisfy yoursele
who these men we're. -
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LOO head of Sheep,

Among which are some half and three
quarter hlooded Merino's.
Bond and approved security VIII be
required for all purchases over fifteen
dollars. to carry interest from the date il
not punctually paid and for purchases
under that sum, tie money will be ex-
pected. Butchers will ind it particu-
iarlv their interest to attend this sac
The usual discount will be allowed fer
cash.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-18
Richard Stuart.
Cedar .Gravc, SEPT. Is
A Clerk Wanted.

a CLERK wel! acquainted with
[ q Bookkeeping, and of good cha.
-acter, will meet with employment at the
Custom House.
September Is St
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-18
Public Sale.

Am Monday the ed day of October
~ next. If fair, otherwise. the next
fair day will be sold, to the highest bidder,
on credit of twelve months, by the sub
scriber, at his Salisbury Estate. in the
county Of King George, state Of Virginia,
80 head Of fat horned Cattle,
Considered to be among the best in the
Northern Neck,
AND
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and appliesstheir lnaxims, with a gooal
deal Of Judgment. After this arguments
to show that they Swere spies, and Justly
liable to capital punishghest as Such, he
turns to the Haytian constitutionto shewl
that the King and the fathers Of the state
were forced by their oaths, to punish fbis
attempt upon the;.- INDEPENDENCE, andI
maintains that i'll artesting and runish-
ing these agents, the king lad Shown AM
equal respect to the awsofnations. tohis
own, rights to those ofthe nation Of which
he is the chief and father. lie SAYS :. we
have not hesitated to ayense humanity. |
Justice, and our outraged rights. We
have answered The sanguinary and atroci.
Gus menaces Of our tyrants. We kayel
preferred determination, to ceasing to be-
free and indepondont. We have avenr.l
ed the names Of our brave coinpanion.
who died gloriously for iberty and IN
dependence-the shades of our fathers
mothers, brothers and sisters, the victims
of the French, have come forth from their
funeral liles-from the abysses of the
sea-from the bowels of deyouring dogs!
to applaud US, ana 70 cry with us, veage ]
ance! vengeance
The author afterwards goes int al
great variety of, details, and exhibits a
variety ofproots, and documents. drawn
from the papers published by Potion, and
from French and English newspapers. to
show that Potion was disposed to enter
into negotiations and eng ,sements com.
prommiting the independ zee fthe Iiav.
items, and that he has be N guilty of the
crime of higltreason. We cannot here
enter into these details.
The work throughout is written with
an ease and method, and displays a de-
gree of ability and infermation, which
would do credit to the minister Ct q court
of higher rank.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-26
From the Connecticut Coasuflt.

There is scarcely any thing more
wonderful in human nature than this
that though it detests the little villain,
it ad,nires tie exalted villain, who in a
trocity of mischief, exceeds TIE other
ten thousand fold. IF a fellow Of low de-
gree, prompted by ayarice. revenge, or
lust, commit one single murder, . A.
way with him to the gallows." is the
universal cry. But il a military Zero,
without provocation AID only to iced
his own Unsuitable ambition and erati-
fyipg the mate cruelty of his healt, I'll
wheIe countries with the blood c! mur-
der, bis prosperous yillia = is held in
admiratian, and bis adversely meets With
sympathy and compassion. This wretch
ed feature in our fallen nature was
never perhaps more clearly manifested,
than inthe instance OF Napoleon Bona
parte. His RIGHTEOUSNESS fully equals the
wanton cruelty of his ambition, and both
are almost unexampled in the history
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-26
The Bonaparte Family.

Joseph Bonapdrte, late kins OF M
pies, and of Spain, is enjo!;a5 tie Pro-,
lection and hospitality OF the United
States.
His brother Lucien in the mean tImt
is arrested at Turin.
His brother Jerome, lies i'll Of wounds
at Nalenciennes.
And his brother Napoleon, is Oh his
passage to St. Helena, to relax from MS
trade of bloodshed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-26
From the Boston Daily Adrcrtiser.
jSept. Is.

We have been favoured with pam
phIet Of more than a hundred pages in
quarto, published at Cape Henry entitled
8: The cry Of conscience, or reply TO
ga publication called 6 the people oftbe
{: republic Of Hayti to Messrs. Vasfey
" and Limonade." by the Iaron &c
I" Yastey, Secretary of The King, Mem
Der of the priyy council, and preceptcr OF
his Royal Hishness lie. Prince Royal Of
. Iiayti, addressed to MS leiio" citizens u!
the West and tie S.o1t3.
It's an appeal to the people against
the conduct OF Potion, in holding aayy
communications with Dauxion lavaysee
aodthe other agents Of the King Of France.
The publication to which tins is q reply,
had censured Chriatophe for lis severity
towards these agents. Vaste.y maintains
with great zeal and ingenuity that these
agents were spies, and not entftiedby the
laws of nations to be received as Ambas-
sailors. lie quotes Grotins and other
writers on public law VITA Familiarity,
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N;orfolk, Sept. 60.

ing.
Norfolk, Sept. GO.
In the ship Poedhontas, capt. Harley,
from Havre de Grace, arrived in HamD-
ton Roads On Wednesday. came pas
senger Monsieur .Niarih. who announc-
ed himself to capt. H. as the private Sc
cretary of the emperor Napoleon. Also,
a Mr.. Ls,nondes, late an eminent mer.
chant in Paris, who purposes establishing
himself in Baltimore, and has quantity
oflnerchandize On board the Pocahontas.
All day yesterday, and during the
night, the wind blew quite gale from
N. N. +. accompanied with a light but
constant shower Of rain. The weather
was uncommonly thick, and induces an
that further disasters have
occurred among the shipping on the coast.
A lumber Of coasters from James III.
yer principally bound to- Newly DIRK and
Philadelphia, being wind bound, came
up and anchored between the Forts. It
is hoped, that alter this the weather will
become settled.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-26

~, japanned, brass,
ing Of
IJapann'd, black, red
s. white tea trays
Plate warmers and
dressing cases
lShovels and tongs
Green wire Tenders.
Iron, tin, 4 copper
! tea kettles
Sauce pans
Pins
needles
KNITTING pins
jfron aud japan'd
candie-sticks
lCrambo, Foapee s
/ knife combs
lCloth, nail, hair,
| crumb, paint and
| sweeping brushes
.lShot bolts, powder
!, TASKS, fishing rods
/ lines and hooks
Walking canes anu
I whips
Pocket books, back
CANNON boards,
1 snuff boxes, pla-
| ted candlesticks,
| casters, SC.
iGuns, pistols, drks,
| and gun-ilints.
VICES, anyils, spades
@shoyels, frying
pans, bar g sheet
| lad and tin plates
ar-iron, steel, and
| wagon boxes.
| ALSO,
lGilt and mahogany
| framed pier look
| ing glasses
Toilet and pocket
! glasses
goods and
|. Jewellery, and
Of other articles,
n sale on moderate
| retail.
If.
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Mandepille & Larmour.

Corner of King and Fairfar q Kingg
and Hitter Streets for Sale.
100 Chests Ganpewder, Imperial and
s. Young Tyson TEAS of the latest
i,npartations, aud canbe sold low
er than any Of the Nerthern Mar
4 kets can at present afford them.
30 boxes Imperial
so lacquered boxes Young Tyson
is boxes Young Hyson aud Tyson
Skin-Nfontesquieu's cargo
&C, 0a0 lbs. Green Coffee
90 bags old Java Coffee, TOR genteel
family use
SO l,ogsheaas and 60barrels Orleans
St. Croix and Martinique Sugars
5000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
5000 lbs. heavy Black Pepper
500 lbs. ssst quality Bengal Indigo.
10 puncheons West India Rum
go gallons genuine old Irish Nhls-
key
100 boxes Soap $3.50
500, reans Wrappslg Paper
Syita their 'ts'ta.. general assortment q tn
Hest II ines, Liquors e Gro.
celleS.
n. B.---Coantry dealers are respect
fully requested to view their assortment
SIS Aua. 25
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Lirerrool. .9ug. 6.

LtCeTFoOt. org
The elegant and accomplish Mrs.
Patterson, formerly the wife Of Jerome
Bonaparte, arrived here last week in the
american ship Milo, which is already on
her second voyage since the ratification
OF peace in January las. This lady, 'lnee
her divorce, has resumed her maloea
name of Patterson, with the adjunct OF
Mrs. instead of Missto designate heFI
peculiar situation. We are happy TO-
say that she has received such attentI'AI
from the respectable families IN .nl'|
place. as she is entitled to BY her cAa:a''
ter and misfortunes.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-26
MoIasses, Coffee, &c.

I'VE haze jrst received ard offer for srte
b 10 hhds first quality retailing Melasses
600 bags and ten tierces prime green
Coffee
so boxes Pipes containing three gross
each
so do. No. 1. Chocolate
90 dozen bottles old Port Wine
AND IN STORE,
IS chests Ganpowder 4 Y. Tyson Teas,
OF very superior quality
40 hhuis. sd;and 4th proof old Whlskey,
suitable for family use
10 hhds. sd proof Antigua Rum
Some fine,o,d Madeira, Sherry, and Ie'
reri:fe Wines
: N lew sas 1@sm SUGARS.
Liyerpoal iiIe and Ground Alum Salt
aid ? general assortment OF stheI
IS Groceries as usual
sP We also keep a constant supply
of the best Flour for family use.
Bryua Hampson g Co.
August 10. 81
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a small nisfab..-" This way, tals
way, sir,. she lives at the lead Of ,' Io
yard',-said boy to a dirty beau, U y
was sauntering along, with hall a do = III
diity crayats tied round lIs hece S"'
chin: actually surposing, that benz I, "a
shamed to carry bundle, the poor DI H.,
hal taken thissnet,.od Of conveying ."
cloths to the wash woman.
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Acrostic.

" ihil fuit;
VI nsnstus event;
= opulous reduxit;
D rbem disturbavit;
L ibertatem oppresslt;
e cclcsiam distraxet;
O mnia esse youlit,
.h' ii.il crit.
In 4 translation, the order of letters
peculiar to the Acrostic, cannot be ex-
pected.
He was nothing
He became Emperor:
He conquered nations:
He disturbed the world 9,
He oppressed liberty
Tie distracted the church:
He wished to be every thing:
He shah be nothing.
The last line was as prophetic as the
others were true, and the prophecy Is
fulfilled.
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RUNMUNUEhI
BID timed Saddler.,
and plated wares
Consist
Iron rim, and brassl'
door locks /
Stock locks
Drawer. chest, deskd
trunk, cupboard,I
and pad locks 1
Fl, HI butt, partial
ment, table andI
chest hinges |
Screws, bolts, latch!
es, planes, chis-l
sells augurs, planet
irons, compasses,I
squares,hand pan-I
mel, tenant, sash.|
and compass sawsl
Mill, cross cut, and
pit saws !
Smiths files
Mil, cross cut, pitt
and bapd-saw flesl
RaSpS |
Ivory, buckhorn, 81
bone table u des-
sert knives andI
forks i
Pen, pocket, prun-I
ing, butchers andI
s shoe knives |
Razoss and scissors
Drawing knives i
grass commode han-I
dies and knobs
cloak aad curtain !
pins /
Hard butt Hinges,I
hooks, socket cast
tors, nails, stair,
rods and eyes,
chimney hooks,
kettles, candle-l
sticks, and foot-}
men. !
Plated and tin'd bril-
die bits, stirrups,I
buckles e slides,l
martingale hooksI
and spurs. |
6 great cariety {
Which be offers for
terms wholesale and
August 26.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-26

IF there be not much POETRY in the
following. it is not deficient in TRUTH.
1t was written by French Professor of
Dion, soon after the subject of it was
rusticated to Elba After his reascen-
sion to the throne, we recelect to have
seen it laughed at ; but we think it will
be admitted that the laugh must now be
on the other side of the mol...h.---BoSton
CeRtifael.
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ALEXANDRIA,.
TUESDAY, sspTEMbrn rs.

Cotton, at Liverpool, Aug, s.-New-
Orleans Is. to 2s. 2d.-upland, ed
Seaslsland, 2s. I'd. to IS. I'd. ], and yis-
ing.
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A shocking murder has been commit
ted in the town OF Victor, Ontario com
ty. New-Yo.k, on the body OF child
or S yearssola, in a family BY the name
of Wilcox The child was taken to bring
upin the family. Its shroat was CIT with
a RACER, by young woman Of about 20
years o. age.
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SUGARS.

About II or is years old, 5 feet | or 9
inches high, fat and chunky, with very
large breasts, her hair very thick, COM
monty plated before. Had on when she
went away, blue checked homespun
dress with short sleeves; took with her
yellow checked homespun dress with
long sleeves, and handkerchief of the
same, and one yellew dress, one plaid
handkerchief, one pair of green shoes.
one check apron. and an olive green IL
cured silk bonnet trimmed with white
satin ribbon-it ia likely she is in
Washington or Georgetown. Whoever
takes up said girl and brings her home
or secures her In any Jail so that | get
her again, shall receive the above reward
and all reasonable charges.
A. WILLIS.
September 7.
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SMeucS Holl. ii
50 ton swe,'es Iron assorted 's s.aI' tjr-
four cases American III tllu'ao.a .;rsd PEI
,l.ass and Ginghams, Just ,r re hs
s loop Regulator ans: for sale y
7, II. HoN'sp" IL
sept. ~
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The Peach Trees in the state OF New
York, are said to be Affected by dis
ease which is progressively destroying
them.
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i Major puthuf. is appointed Indian a.

Major PuthuH, IS appointed Inuian a.
gent at Michi.imackinac.
A new village, called Drummondville,
after the present governor of Lower Ca
NADIA, is settling on Me banks OF ssint
Francis River.
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To remote the Spots Of Grease from
Printed Boosfcss.---Ihe spot should be
moistened with canel hair pencil, Dip
ped in rectiaed spirits of turpentine-
when it is dry, moisten it with little
shirts Of wine, which will effectually re-
move any stain the tarpentine may have
left.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-26
Gleanings.
Late reports from the Brazils say, the
Revolationists are gaining ground N the
vicinity of Rio de la Plata.

Bonaparte, in his late letter to the
Prince Regent, says, g Jev,e'ls CONNIE
Tnemistocle, anaasseoir sur le foyer au
f,euple .angsois.''-a ! come like 'Ihemis-
tocles, to seat myself, atthe fireside Of
the English people"