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's 'The frirates Endymion and Pre-
.;dent had sailed from bermuda
for Englank.
Martial Lac at .Nssc Orleans.
The following account OF certain
proceed ngs, under the sanction OF
Martial Loso, which. it seems, still
governs at New Orleans. is taken
rom the last Orleans Gazette, print
ed at that place and cioathed in
mourning. The gentleman who
handed us the paper. will please to
accept our ttanks.-.E 4. II. Post.
On Tuesday we published small
handful containing such Information
as we had conceived correct. re-
speeding the signing ofpreliminaries
Of peace between the American and
British commissioners at Ghent.-
We have since been informed from
Head. Quarters that the information
therein contained is incorrect, and
have been ordered to publish the fol
lowing to do away the suil that might
arise from our imprudence. Every
man may read for himself, aud think
for himself 80 THANK God our
thoughts arc as yet unsllackIed /! j
bat as we have been officially in
formed that the city Of New Orleans
is olmp, our readers must not ex-
peet us to take the liberty Of ex-
pressing our opinion as We might in
q fee city. We cannot submit to
have a censor Of the press in our Of
fee and as we are ordered not to
publish any remarks without autho-
rity, we shall submit to be silent
| until We can speak with safety ex-
cept making our paper sheet Of
shrsis and patches--a mere Gdoer
tiser for our mercantile friends.
HEAD QUARTERS,
9TH Military District. New
Orleans, Feb. u, 1916.
SIR,
1t is expected that you will give
immediate publicity to the enclosed,
by printing it in handeills. as you
have printed that which this is meant
to ceunteract; and, also, by insert
| ing il in your next paper
/ JOHN REED, Aid de Camp.
Mr.. Gotten.
Editor OF the Louisiana Gazette.
| HEAD QUARTERS,
9TH Military District. New.
Orleans, Feb. 81, 1915.
SIR,
The Commanding General bay
Ing seen a publication which issued
from your press to day. stating that
a |" Flag had just arrived trom Ad.
miral Cochrane to General Jackson.
officially ansouncing The conclusion
| Of peace at Client, between the U
States and Great Britain, and rii'tA
aRv requesting a suspension OF arms
requires that you will hasten to re-
move any improper impression which
so unauthorized and incorrect a
statement may have made.
No request. direct or Dirthal
has been made to him by the com.
mander Of either the land or naval
forces of Great Britain for sus
pension Of arms.
The letter Of " Bathurst to the
Lord Mayor" which furnishes the
ouly official information that has
been communicated, will not allew
the supposition that suspension OF
hostiiilies is meant or expected, un
til the treaty signed ~ the respec
tive Commissioners shall nave re-
ceived the ratification of the Prince
Regent Il of the President of the U.
States.
A copy Of that letter had heen
some days before, brought by Mr..
Livingston from the English fleet,
and published in this city.
The commanding general again
calls upon his fellow citizens Il sol
diers to recollect that as ii is yet un
certain whether the articles Which
have been signed a, Client, for the
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WAS POUND

WAS EUUND
BY q black man, on Thnrsaay morning
GOLD BREAST PIN,
Set 10Th Pearl.
The owner may have-it en- appiicatior
al this oface and describing the saH'e
by paying the cest ofthis advest'seme']
and leaving gratai.y for the hndet
April de.
Further Postpone9 sAeaey's
THE sale Of the late further post
oeoper,y at West Esc inclemeney OF
pened on accoaa, sdnesday the Stu OF
the weather uydll take place on the
April, whe. o'clock, without reserve
5,r.unisce
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For Sale or Rent,
April I.

ON: Bake House and Lot,
Fronting on Washington Street 50 feet,
running back las feet 5 inches to 10
feet alley from Washington to Column
bus Street, % feet fronting the Bake
House. If required. .the whole may be
had on Washington Street, 70 feet SIX
inches, With the improvements. APP
ply to
J. Kurn,
OR
). Wisemiller.
April l. If
Iwant to hire or purchase a
NEGRo MAN who can be well
recommended.
\ GEORGE COLEMAN.
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w,L,rINGToN. IN. c. M'''D''

We last week noticed t ,,s' a'i'sa,
ofthe private armed brig M VI "ssnder,
Geo. G o., Il Fellows, Esq eo m s;,h a
having been since fu ,' SIT su S
sgh' ;, OF nc. 'r MorsAnns .I '' ssl
, york on rs "eF 7,h bearded .. ,if 30 20
uish ship (" Prince f :.,' Govern
DAYS from London WIN ID. s.. Croih
or and Suite on board ,ao, LOT hsF
deserted a saii--0ss'''' va, 'be
she made no resist'n'nr. rossu" n.
Crawford srs,1" I master, go Gays .,,ss '-
vermont for Bermuda , s"'I from
, arlse., all The 'a .a'a hb.oarNd
her AID burnt her--iO I, ri,v ofE
r british si,1 Merchant saie ,, .nr' go.
m "a * m 's'" from L,erR "r 's,si'
s Msre M cargo crates . r'i & :svs;;
habertlashery ard vi t,e ship ard
raj crates On board M hosey. nan
a "sH her s with the I'd i ai'n lie for,
masters and IS men s' aud OF
' ner r,ss,er and c al ). '.,s.s,h sas|
dercd her for sbe - :
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NEW YORK. March 26.

Arrived. British brig Louisa,
roulson, Halifax ie days. Sailed
in company with schooners Mason's
Daughter, and Dove, Risard, both
N. York. Passengers, Mr.. phelsn
and Mr.. Black.
Also, Swedish brig Del Keari,
Berg, Halifax, 1e days. Left 1e
or IL sail Of vessels loading for n.
York. The Osborne Packet, Is
days from Falmouth. arrived at Ha.
.iifax on the 9Th inst. with the De-
cember Mail. The Briiish brig
Legal Tender, captured by the Da-
'vid Porter, and recaptrred by the
Spencer on the 7th arrived at Hall
fax on the 1e,h inst. The schooner
Rhoda, prize to the Brutus and re-
captured by the Belwark, had also
arrived at Halifax. Passengers in
the Del Kearl, captains John II. My
rick and lady, John Miller and lady,
- Fash; lientenants Henry B.
Rapp, John II. Anlick, and Mr..
VIM. B.. Pierey. Of the United States
brig RattIesnake j; Mr. John l..
King. of the frigate Essex Mr.. j.
Armstrong, ofthe sloop ofwar Fro
lie Mr. John ID. Bird, of the Sum
aers ; Mr.. VIM. Fyfe, Of the schr.
Deadalus; Mr.. Cole, Of the brig
Regent i: Peter III. Des,ebiche, and
MIR. Peter G.. Desfebicho, and Mr..
YIN. Canuate, Of the ship lnvinci
BILE !; and eight American seamen,
Of the United States service. The
above gentlemen were late prisoners
of war at Halifax. Also, Messrs.
Wm. Whiend. Charles Martin, An
drew Miller, and Daniel Gray, Eng
lish gentlemen. There were 1915
Americans at Melville prison. The
Del Kearl was detained at Halifax
9 months by the Leander frigate.
March 2S.
Captain Angus, in the Corvette
John Adams, is on the eve OF sail
ing for Bermuda, to bring home A.
merican prisoners. 10
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Sale By friction.
sept. 81

On Wednesday, goth inst. at 10 O'Clock,
will be sold, at our warehouse, with
out reserve
BsmbaZettS
Irish Linens
Cotton Shirtings
Caliicoes
Madras Handkerchief
Sewing Silks
Shawls
Mull-mull Muslin
Cambrics and Fancy Muslin
Boiling Cloths. &C. &c.
Griffith q Brasrner.
Sept. -.
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New Hardware Store.
# Eonlas Mount,
crAL-s4REg9, ALExANDRIA:

RcrAL-STREBT, ALExANDRIA:
Has Just received by the barque Mary,
an assortment Of Humt0are and Cat
lery--among which are,
H. NIVES and forks; pen and pocke'
IN knives; scissors; razors butchei
Knives; drawing do; plane irons; files
needles pins, mixed and in packets
buttons shaving boxes; razor strapsand
cases mill, eross-cut, whip, hand, IT,
nant, sash and wood saws; some very
Sandstone work boxes for ladies'; plated
casters; ink stands; a8f blades; slae
tacks, with a variety OF other articles.
Ea. addition to aoaich, he has reeeired 6y
different arrica!s from Germany,
Looking Glasses of almost every de.
scription: coffee mills; snuff boxes and
skates; German stray knives; watc|
glasses; pocket books; states and pen.
ciis.
.9,,a from tie Northgara,
American guilt frame looking glasses
land bellows; brushes of various kinds
sc. &c.
Also on Hand,
A very large assortment 81 combs.
Lately Ereeired,
Ei.shtY crates E.ARInEN WARE
continuing the Enst saieabie articles
icrH,an tumt,'ers and decaEtefs, anu t"c
cases Of very handsome cotton shawls.
Thomas Mount.
Septca3ber 81. d3t2aw1w
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Loss of the schr. Citizen,

a
SandGud E1ildef. master. IL lat. 81, 50.
n. long rs, so W.--E.xtracts irom
her loa-seosi.
ThnrsGsv, Aug: 81, 1915, commences
VITA strong winds from nj and cloudy
all the appearance OF a gale. AT I. Nj.
te,S in mainsail amt Tb, and close
reessd the fagesa:l. Ats, so, 7. NJ. hove
loo. AT s. P. NJ. carried away the ciew-
earlrs of tie feressil, made out by great
,e.xe5t;,,ps 10 save tie sal: lei her lay
u,,ler hare pa'es, making as coed wea-
ther of il rs could be expected, bioWinG
tremendously heavy, Impossible to be
described. At 10, so, ? ~ heavy sea
stree, her and knocked her down ON her
heas ends. sweening every thlns by the
board fare and att, cs.as the head os the
iib on her, when after some stfushn2
Nae paal of before the wind anu partly
r;cs.ed: found she had great deal Of
wster in, and the shifting hoariis carried
away;a the hold, cot things a little Sc.
cure.l and hove her to on TIE starooarsi
tack. not being abe to scud, went to "erR
manning and bailiag at the fore hatch,
stip hIowiae very heavy. 1t 4 VI be-
-, to mo.!crate little, hut the water
Sill pai ai,ls; ca as, ssias almost exhaust
ell With fatigue, and jas,sncd By the
t,,inrs washins about the deck: Att A,
NJ more moderate, bat the water sill
gaining on ne, and neither Of Us able TO
ss.us. al the pump, SET tie bead OF tue
faresail and got her before the sea-. ~
ne,jdian made out to get ali observation,
lat. 81 so y.
Fsidav, Sept. /, commences VITA nc
derate gales from S S Z and a heavy sea.
leak still increasing on MS. At Z M
made sloop one mile 10 wlndwara OF
us, made her all the s;gaal we POSSIBLY
could. but she took no notice OF US, Du'
hauled her wind to the we-tward.--At :
Phi made q SOL ahead when We steoo
for her. size proved to De the sioiP sue
cess, Chase from Nantucket on whaling
voyage he tod INC he waal,s lay by IN p.
I'll tie sea fell. when he would t,sse us on,
tie leak still Increasing and the sea max
;ps a fair breach oYerher. At day-lish'
perceived the boat coming Tor US, tooA
oct what elaath:ng We consd ana ie't hef
aerf.ct wreck, asreest full OF water.
t.aak:n. Gad tor our safe delivery from
t,e laws If death. Captain Chase treat
ed as x;:ss all 5te humanity possible, e.
ssa gave zoe up Sis uwn birth.
We y!s,. Scrsisaetl do return our san
cere thanks t.tca?tain Chase, his o,acefs
and crsav. fsf thcic humane treatment to
vs. 1kile Gil hoa;si tlsei, vessel.
is.:aaiffefth A;t'der,
.T.aa Haniltoa.
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Waite, Of nfarbleheaa, which offered us
asbistanee.

Salem, Sept. 9. !
Arrived, schooner Fayorite, Williams,
90 DAYS from Fort Royal Martinique.
Sept. 8, experienced very heavy blow
From lat 90, until getting into the south
channel, remarkable heavy weather, and
tremendous sea running. Sept. $ passed
a large ships lower yard, with rigging
sails, &c. attached to 1.-TWO days af-
ter, new ships jib boom, painted yel-
low.
Also returned, brig Alonzo, capt
Cook, Sailed from this port on the goth
Of Aay. bound to The Streights. Sept. |
lat 10, 60. long. 6s. was dismasted in a
gale Of wind from y aid NE. Sept. Q,
lat. 40. IS, long. CO, g. at 4. P NJ
saw large snip lismasted. On the sth.
saw Il. ship and brig, both under jury
,hasts, steering Ia The North ward.
Also, DIT in distress. schooner Happy
Couple, capt Treadael!. salled from
this port For Malta, aug. e. Sept. j,
lat II. loag G2, go, experienced a most
tremendous gale, ofwin;l, which hove her
Oh her beau. ,eads with + feet Of water
in her .lt,iil. Washed. overheard, Benia-
min Bowdcn, Jonas Nicholsoi, and Ben
jaafin pitman, OF Marblehcal, and Ste
phen Richardson, OF Salem seamen,
Lost almost every thing on decs-tha
companion va. bivwn over the toretap.
ras!--the captain WAS very niich injur-
cd being driven ~ the pressure OF water
into the rigging--the mate and remain
my part OF the crew are worR down
with fatigGe-t,e cock, black man ha-
wing Stood at tie pump il hours with
cut l,,:s:ylg q stroke. inquired almost eve
,y tiliii, in tie cabin, lost tie compass
and number Of otnei valuable and De-
cessa-y articles. SpukeSept 4 ship isu-.
pirates of PHILADELPHIA bound to Europe.
having experienced tie gale oft'ie 1st,
lost her nasts ard suffered ether mate
rial damage, was attempting to make the
FIRST port iii the e. s. Saw Oh Friday
large shipin the bay: standing to the
W. uader jury inasts.
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.NgrEleaeaa, Sept. 10

Returned brig Legal Tender. Capt:
Nathaniel Lindsey. Aug, 26, sailed
from Boston fov Malaga. Sept. |, 8 a.
n. brought to under close reeied maid
topsail, with Heavy gale tron, ssh. We
~ heay sea r.ilning--iatter partof the
day a little more moderate. sept. 2. be-
rims mederate--very large sea from
SIS E-ae.terneon tremendous gale IRON
Il w and very heavy Cross sea running.
All hands to work heaying deck load o.
verhaari. Put her heiure the sind to
scud. At 1i' Nj. blowing very hard
large sea turned her on her beam ends,
die masts IN the water and keel out
some men On her weather side, she lay
IN that situation about one minute, when
8 heavy sea t1ok away her masts, bow
sn,its, SC. when she came upright. In
a few minutes after shipped another sea,
which took her boat and every other
moyealle article frons the deck. Tried
the pumps and freed her in about three
CHARTERS OF an hour. Employed clear
| ;pg the spars from along size. At a..
Nj. saved die main top-sa;l yard--aad
e.npioyeiin getting up jury masts. one
.;hin in sight bouad to westward. Sept.
! passed a large quantity OF lumber ;
| saw schooner to westward, pfosed 70
Ire the Java of Boston, lying by a wreck,
s,,puo.ed to be schooner with her GUAR
tor deck aud timber heads a little d
Ibove water. Capt. L. requested the capt,
! nf the Java to send his boat which had
! heen to the wreck--lay by for an hour
wa,t:nr for her. and then found to our
| surprise, that no boat was sent, OF as s.
.;stance ;ntended-bore away ana lett
4 him a wrscking. Spoke, the schr. James,
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Yesterday. arsiss.! at 'fhanderbclt, the
csn.a,a and crew Of tie British bvig Hal
cTss cant. Hurry ;.fierbeing four Gays al
sea {, N apea haat. iaes were in tht
(;r.; Stream when Is VAS dicoyesed the
b.:r vas ,sieS.ns t,iev lad scarcely time
t, cut he hoat ffo;n lee ias|.iags to MAKE
e.fwithuat bread or water ia the boat
Ia. weecly COMPASS. ssae is supposed
ta;.ave stastcd Il butt or twefrom iahour.
si,sg III a l.eavy head sea. Fae Haicyan
was boaa.i to liverpool aad cleared Gui
frc,n !s:aaylarsa sn TIE elst August last
,5tseelasRs, .s3.;;se.sii,, SEPT. II.
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Public Sale.

Ga FRIDAY next, the 22d instant, will
be sold, at the Nendue Stsre,
SUPREME and .econd broad cloths
and cassimercs
Flashings
Bmabazctts
Irish linens
Cambria. leno, jaconct, null null and
book muslin
Ginshams. Bengal stripes
Fancy leno shawls
Danask ditto.
Cotton hosiery
Madras handkcrchiefs
Sewing silk, laces, tapes, threads, SC.
ALSO.
A few eases ladies kid apd morocco
shoes.
P. 6. MARsTELI4ER
Sanfap,hpr OF
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New Almanacs.
John II. Stezuart,
HAS JUST PUBLISHED HIS
VIRGINIA ALMANAC,
FOR TIE FEAR OF OUR LORD
-I0l6-

Country merchants and others suppl
led WITH them by the quantity on the low.
est terms.
ALSO,
With writing, wrapping and letter Pa.
ners, bibles, tcstaments, spelling books.
primers andlistories-sIates and pencils,
,laying and blank cards, Russia and
Dutch qaills and ink powder.-A gene
!ral assortment of Greek, Latin and En-
si:sh scheel baoks-most OF the new pub
Iilcatinns of the day, and large stock of
Standing works of merit, viz.-Episcopa!
and Roman prayer books. Psalm and
|ilyma books, history and poetry, medica!
surgical aid law bonks, &c.
He expects in few days supply of
German Almaoacks. and I:asjust rece;v-
Jed by The Wiiheinina from Liverpool,
22, 600 English Quilts
Ola good quality and cheap-EngI;sh
waters in tin boxes-black lead pencils
and Dutch sealing wax.
sGe IL gross of Humphreys copper
plate playing Cards, first quality and as
serted sizes.
cant OF
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gpseiusn Of Democratic Eraaition.

~"set"'e" ~
The f,,iiowins e,,sa&.lt Iaasts were
drank .,y Captain Wi':iamsofa's Company
Of Green's of Wesimerelaad coaaty'
Penn. na the 4th sufv last.
Here is liz the remembrance oi TIE bfase
Gen. WashinSton
Here is tl.at We ,asy al brave Amen
Cats reigu over tee efSwis et 1fi'alh'
Death or LIBERTY.
here Is the SPREAD eagle OF AAlefs
ca.
Here Is comparing Gen. Washington
to Joshua of Old That comnaude'i the S1'
and nlsar to stand still TIL he con4neres
his eaeG,es.
Here is our forefathcrs tsat orce gam
50 ..gsisy and laR.iness. lna1 'i'ei
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st. IoNis. Aug. 8.

q
There is lat little probability Of peace
5ai::g established between tie United
States and all the Indian tribes in this
quarter. The Sacks and Foxes, tits al
most certain refuse TO treat. An H.
diam uaf asay be looked Cor in this quar-
ter, and | hope government will
!. take measures to prosecute it with
yigor. For my part, think it rather
fortunate toan otherwise that we shall
he. compelled to enter the lists with the
Indians here. They were SO much in
tae habit OF umphing over us during
the. late war. that they absolutely look
with contempt OH our power. 10 make
a lasting peace with them, therefore, 1t
viii be necessary first to Jucksonise thena.
To The Editors Of The Baltimore Patrios
Gentlemen-ln your paper OF We'd
nesday last.i perceive an article original
ily copied from Halifax paper, which
lnakes mention of my na,ae. I feel some
what concerned for this anglo provincial
editor ani! his correspondent that they
seem SO little acquainted with truth. It
| is not true that ! was siezed by tie Al
eaisie--it is not true that there was Ell
ther captain Wilkinson or i.ieut.
Ryan III 'arthagena, as iate IS Aug. 4
lit is net true that | was SO stu!tti as to
address nysslf to a loyalist Or royalist
instead OF patriot; besides tie latter
| have prompt method OF disPosi'.g Of
saeh of the former as come within their
ltelr;tofs. Ii is finally not true that /
was c..ieine,l, or that sach q ressei as the
| st. ildepAouso lay III tie barber OF Car
thagena, aud DO SPANISH vessels have en-
tered tuat hasbor except as prizes, ior 5
years. ,,,,r,- nm
recently Col. I. .. A.
Baltimore, 18th Sept. 1915.
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Toes ef he Tl,Hi:i;am Il .Nary-B.

loss of IKE H1iai:iie@ Il .aary.--B.
III, arrival. this lAoes.iIg. OF siie snif
yasq cart. yaas, 8s have received III
rep;genea of tie lnss .oithe schr. Nislsans
snI Y,ar.. of ans! for Raitimare, from.
tpa.t-aa-:: siinee.-tapt. VaaS states. tRat
tss GSea CT tang, ii LAT. q. =, oetHeet
isyrtl,ae aad Castle Islands, be fell n
5,.;th : small Boat, containing the captain
and two ef tna crew ct TIE scaf, VII
liam arr! Mary. They stated that on
ME sd OF August, Lac schr. struck on
Ike Esa.stye aad almost Immediately
.ycse TO 9ieeas. The captain and meu
were taken on bear,l the John, aud the
next day put Ell board 4 vessel bound
fSr TIE Y. States.
Com. Advertiser.
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-AN ACi
Eor filing up Pitt Street to Camera,
St.eet. aa{ for otter -pgrEosas. :

SS:Sge /. hHa |oi' Gier.E9iEoSes.
Sec. /. BE il enacted bY tie Common
Council Of AleSaHlria, That sum Of
six hundred dollars be, and the same is
hereby appropriated out Of tie funds 0:
the sccaad and laird wards il, equal
portions fronr each ward, iar t.le -pl!r=
pose OF, filing HIP ffs- ard r-gnlati.:s Pitt
street, from the sout: side Of Cameron
street, to the north side Of Queen street,
according. uisia tie present width Of tie
extension OF Pitt street.
Sec. 9. BE it further enacted, That
there be a2pruari:sste;i a sum not exceed
ing orc l.aai,al Go!Iars for defrayins
the annual cxpcrces Of tie beard Of
health Of A!exa,i,ir;a tebe cSpehdrd u:s-
der tie direction of the SAID board Of
hea.l,:. and The auditor Is hereby autho-
rised taissne warrants f.ia any susn rot
exceeding the Said suia OF one hundred
dollars, upon tie certificate of the baagd
Of health ua,!e: tie l4a.ld Of their pre-
silent and secretary.
SEC. S. Be it t..rthcr enacted, That
this law shall be il force from and after
passing o., tic same.
Passed in Council the I'd day Of Sep.
tember, 1915.
Aus. J. SMITH, Prcs't.
OF the Common Council of Alexandra.
Approved 18th Sept. 1915.
EDM. I. LEE, Mayor.
TEsr-I. 7. THOMPSON, c. C.
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children and their clildren's children
may maintain the same. SS
Here is to the s:sastmoreland Greens
that they may prosper.
Here isto capt Williamson and his
Greens.
Hereis to the fairest Lad in the land.
That she May fetch forth hero to
conquer ali foes that offer to invade
the land Brauo
Health and prosperity to all friends Of
America, and to- all that wishes their
country well.- Good Ginsliag.
Here is S lccess to the, Greens-they
are the boys that tear no noise, here is.
success to liberty. Ditb.
Confusion to our enemies, RAY they
De tsached by the cannons mouth Amssi-
ca is land of liberty.
Here is to tie brave Gen. Brown,
that he may remembered for his good
fighting, aud bis lnel that fusg.lt under
him. 81
Here IS to Cen. Scott and all his brave
crew, fer fighting they are brave AID
true. Etettgr Still.
Here is taJackson, Perry and Jones,
and bad luck to traitor Hull and all to-
RES. rsrs Good.
Here's the cocks Of England may ne
yer Crow,
Nor tie horns of France may never
b.aw.
Nor TIE sons of Columbia, may never
yield,
Till tie Yankee boys commands the
field. Elncompsrable.
Here is health to ali Americans both.
by sea and land, and bad luck to all to-
ties. .ucst patriotic.
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10 r. Nj,

a ND posseasion to be given irlme>
A uiateiy. tie Store md Cst'ar, next
1cnr to {. and ]. 7. Thompson, and iate-
: occur,ed by Samuel Mark, & Cc.-,lt
!, an excellent stand fer business, Tor
ELIZA WILSON.
Aug. 81. Z"''.
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ALEXANDRIA,.
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D,:al 3: e i z z a srE-Z We understand, tia
sS.'s. ss!S&z 4esor. or Young Factory ar
r;yaaia the Delaware on Sunday after
noon. ii 1 sa4rt passage from port il
}tnslar,l, aid vas at anchor of Whining
toa. lie il.!sa5i!ants Of that place ver,
;qs,rn,ed BY tie captain of the vessel
tsgs Dauapayte bad been sent to the Is,
lasd Of st. iie.ssla. No ether news.
Raii. Telegraph.