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and "ncymion close a. ue Aii that WIS now
EFT Tor MS 10 Go, was - receive the fire
0f the nearest shirs and surrender, for il was
n vain to contend with tle whole squatlrcn.
Our loss has been severe The precise mum
Der do not know. ku. be':cye II to be be-
tween eighty and ninety. OF this number, a.
bout twenty-five are Killed Rabbit, HAm-
ilton, and Howell, are anc'lssr ihe slam.---
Mr. Dale is wounded, hut 5 ioing wcll.
am N great haste, we sal. to-day toy Bermu-
da."
~ Il seems from :. paragraph In the " u.
) Gazette" that The preceding is {, letter FROM
Com. Decatur TO his Lady, now in Frdnkforsi.
Marx the Endyaio,, is tue same frsate
that challenged ,he United States at New
l.ondoh-She is OF superior force to tbs fre-
s'dent, mounting So SunS--and il is believed
was sent ont expressly 10 cope with our
= ii-built" frigatcs. Erquiysr,
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On board His p. ". Frigate
Pomona. al Sea. Ian. 20.


have only tinTs to commumo tie to You the
unpleasant news of our capture the night af-
ter sailing from Sandy Hook
We were chased by the Majestic (raZee)
Endymion, Tenedos and Pomona frigates.--
The Endymion being the fastest sailer, bro't
US to action. Our rigging and sails being
much cut, which euabled the others to come
up: after receiving or5 broadsiGes from
the Pomona, and having no hope Of eAecc-
ing our escape, we we're compelled To SIR
render. Poor Lieuts. Babbitt, Hamilton, *
acting 1T. Howell are no more. Rabbit fell
tue first broadsidc and died in my arms, in
the cockpit. cannot write you pag-icu-
lars
We part company tomorrow for Berrnu-
da.
The President and Endyrnion, we lost
sight OF III ? gale. When the President was
last seen, she mad signal Of distress flying,
having lost her fore and rnlzen-topnastsN-
The commodore IS on board the Endymion,
unhurt.
The captain Of the Pomona ard his officers
show Us tie most marx FL attention, and are
unremittng in their eZertions to make us
cOm4nti able.
Erfract ofanoHer lstfcr from an office, Of
Ms iafc u. States flgate Prcddent, d.
ted.
His Britannia Majcsty's ship
Pomona, Jan. %.
With regret I inform you Of our being
captured by his u. NJ. squadron, consisting
Of the Majestic, Endymiou, Ienedos, and
Pomona. We strurk after a long engage
mcnt Of four hours and half. Our loss Jas
not great Our 1st Lcut Rabbit, and Mr..
Hamilton, ans sth lieut.. Howell killed--noue
of oiir mplsaipmcn were hurt but one. We
are now gciug 10 Bermuda, and expect to re-
.urn IN cartel. The ship rocks aud my
time is short, &c.
A letter has been received, dated or
b9ari the Pomona four days after giving
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Ero,n he N,..s. Le,..i.n cseset.s arJan. IS.

7
On Monday afternoon flag came u, from the en-
s,ny squadron of this port, brought too oil Fort
ironhl'i, and delivered letter, of which, he follow
ing "a copy:
Fear .Admira! lothian, has .he honor ~ request
ecnc.!j Cushing will convey the enclosed letter To-
The Lady OF Cora Dec1tur; who, the Rear Admired
ness Leave 20 acluant Gen. Cushing, gone To the
SeTau'ss in god nefl;h, hoard the Er,lym;on Ia
wing been cN,uircd inte C-Stats f4gate PIE .il.nt
OF, The 18th instant by detachment o.; hi; Nn.st,'s
shIs
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

In the sixth Eastern District, no choice Of
member OF Congress was made in November.
Another election has taken place this month
aud We are happy TO announce that col. Cow
EfR, n decided Republican, is elected by i
handsome majority in 80 towns, the Pc
publican net gain since Nov. is abCdt zoo.
ScLem Register.
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Il: NJ Ship S,ste-t. ,
OF y. london. IN, 90.

"Rcsr Admiral Hotham ais, by-s leave IN comm.
the company ng ietoiS 20 the care Of Gen C.s-
~ "Ieh were received from perspds late oil the Pre-
ailent'
The letters were from Com Decatur to his lady
AID otter officers TO their friends; aud none o,Eici
ne oietr who came With the fag declined making a.
ny verbal Communication. A letter lom am officer ~
hsft'end W. resd IA town and forwarded IL was
written on beard the PonIGne. II ,mie AZ stated tho
me I s'aeht was CO ture in the afternoon OF the SUI
Lnst after" action OF our hours and half by four.
b'ltsh Siis That tie fast, fourth aud fifth lieut.n-
aus "ere killed, and the sailing rascr and two mid
s"'rnen wonrdt with ~ at loss oflner. The lev
tenants Killed, We understand arc Mcssrz BaAhitt NJ
= fcrFy, (erother to C'an Pery) aud Hamilton son
/" tie lst, Secretary OF the navy m Not Ieyy7,
Ii appears tat the my prohibited any particulars
on The Sction from beng communicated from Which
We must nh'r thit, although th,5 gained frig they
have reapcd no l.ureis from the capture
lie PRESIDENT sailed from N Y,ak or SATURDAY. eve
nine, 't on Sunday morning before sun-rse th,: Ma
ics';e razer. which y n-=r i nude
way ~ ue ieatest haste, and proceeoed To- sea- sav
iGs heT water CASKS principally shore. a remark
ahe circumstances, which leads 10 the suspicion the.
information ol ia, sa,ig OF the President ws re civ-
s6 ~ 'r"noious eoHmu,carion, in ~ hours alter her
sFImg which, Mt .'np,cb,bly, led to her capture
ti'e nc Pi taSft have been prncislIy a1ii,ig orc
az" ntatiJ a ra!le 40 e coast oi Ling !sir,l and ss
ms Mrn "asdislincty .,en,i Sioningtot and Nes
! pot
| ltappears, hefre tie br.ye com n,aore struck his
fag he wasas.al,'d ty the iI:e,tes pomene Forth n
EndymIon, and the Mai,s,ic ard we have no
doub th~t ia this bloody and Iant,ted action, new
| glory i'ere1ed OF the American standard
! The private slSaed boat Retaliation, John RofIges,
co'n,nan'!eij On I.e 2ist last brought in u hoat from
| Lyme, with two men on board named Russell and
''Illeit, on suspccn that he we're Lennd o., trad
ing trip 10 The enemys squadron. fcr loaI consisted
tsheep turkeys geese. soap, candle, pepper, ehecse
| eggs, Ike On Monday they weir. brought before a
court OF enqnny, where examined on Vas had bu,
whether uoa the Evidence they to De holden fo,
trial, rera'ns nndeeldcd. The I4sr, Il, the Interim
| are committed to JAIL
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ArARRIED-On Wednes,lsv evening last. hv tLe
Rev. Isaac II. H. Jual, Mr. Manuel Judah, {, ,Ie A.
miabe and interesting fis7 Grace 5e~a4, daughter Of
the Rev Gershom Seixss of New-York
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--LATEST FROM CANADA,zT'o the pol;tenes.
CT merchant OF dis city, Indebted te loan
Of Cafada papers to the 1&tb of January nclus.ve-
EY,rscts follow NY Post.
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Or ne hare num- III $. s. on hand, 4giiel ,sc
4ntst iGv Urn III ar nerf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-23
Rippon Lodge,

Containing from 700 to 800 acres on 20,
toinac River, about 5miies from DUN.
fries and 20 from Alexandria. The soil
is good for corn, small grain end grass,
The Improvements are dwelling house
IN good repair containing six rooms, a
Kitchen, laundry, stables and other ne
cessary house The extensive marshes
now nearly dry belonging to this estate
offer to the purchases the most fattering
prospect OF rendering this a valuable
fal1nby an inconsiderabie devotion of la
.bour. For terms apply to the subscriber
or to Noblet Herbert, Esq. Of Alexandra :
John A. Washington,
Near Cha1estown, Jefferson County, Va
June ID.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-23
V luableR appahannock Land
FOR SALE.

TEITRSUANT to decree OF the SUI
perrior court of chaneery for the
Fredericksburg District. in the case OF
Hipkins's Ex'or, VS.. the heirs Of fho's
Lomay. decl.-I shall offer for sale upon
the premises ON the 10Th day Of January,
il fair II not the next fair day, that vaT
liable estate called Port Tobago. late
the property of Thomas Lomay, decd.
This tract Of land is situated upon the /,
banks Of tho Rappakannock, about five
miles below Port Royal, in a pleasant
and healthy country-it contains 6Oo
Acres with an excellent two story brick
house MISUNDERSTANDING orchards, and
every Improvement, which the Dec, ,si~
ties of a plantation or the wants Of aSa
mily could require There are als1o at.
tached to it good winter and spri.fSag 6sh-
cries.
Tbis tract Of land has always: 5heea
considered as the best upsn theriyel1s be-
ing singuIarly adapted to the cuiayatl t0a
fboth sorn ard wheat--One hundred
and forty bushels Of wheat have been
sewn up0nlt TINS 1ail.
1t will be sold at public auctionuron
credit Of six months as to the mortgage
money (l1200 with interest from 10th
Of january and the costs OF suit-and 10
to the residue of the purchase money, .
credit Of one and two years thereafter
will be allowed.
At the same time shall sell the crop
of corn, fodder stacks, plantation uten-
sils, horses, mules, &c. Sc.
ALSO,
Fouror five hundred gallons of choice old
Brandy.
John T.. Lonlax,
Comm r under the decree and
Admir-. Of Thos. Lomax, deed.
dec 90 d4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-23
rBLIsIIED DaILr By s.
SATURDAY, DEsEmBER 60 1915.


Al BOUT 892 Acres IN the county Of
On Jefferson and State Of Virginia on
the road leading from yinchester to
Baltimore, IL niles from the formcr, l 1
from Harper's Ferry and 5 from Charles
town-60miles from alexandria, George-
town and the City of Washington. The
Improvements are new brick house, Q
stories high, a barn 40 feet square, sta
BILE. Sc.
The soil is of tie very first quality,
well adapted TO the growth Of timothy,
'cloycrand every species Of graiil-More
9han half of the land is covered with tim
Der Of the bestquaIity.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-23
BLACK Man IN

BLACK Man In nv employ
named James Evans, left Il on sa-
tuvaay eveningstbe 18th Of November,
taking with bin kisclothes, consisting 81
4 variety of the best kinds, amongst
which IS recollected dfab short coat, a
black and green mixed coat, Of super
fine cloth several pair OF fine cashmere
pantaloons y short breeches MarseiIies
and worsted jackets, different colours !;
a white and black beaver hat, boots,
Jefferson shoes and shoes IRISH linen,
cotton and dowlass shirts, &c. He has
been seen working at some Of the -four
stores up King street, and on the wharves.
AS he has been with me sometime in this
town minute description OF bin is
deemed unnecessary suffice it to say
he. cannot speak without Suffering has
scar on TIE back of shis head, OCCASION
ed by q burn !; his whiskerS aresof very
fine hair. For securing him Ia the jail
Of this town | will give Ten Dollars, if
taken within the District. 1t taken out
of the District, for every mile over five,
from the town will give one dollar:
Twill be thankful for any Information
given bypersons who weuld not trouble
themselves to bring him home. also
forwarn all persons from hiring or har-
boring him uader any prctext whatever
or taking lin off from the town IN any
way, as / shall be compelled to eaforcea
the law against all such. For the clothes
/ furnished him | will give reasonable
reward they were packed IN 3 chest.
The constables of Alexandria are par
ticularly invited to notice this advertise
ment.
Should he be taken about Dumfries in
Virginia, where he was raised and is well
known, I will give Ten Dollars for Sc
curing him in the Jail Of that place.
G. i. Chapman.
Dec
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-23

f44SoI.
The Subscribers ;l:;ye al, :

The subscribers i;;ye al. a.
lifled as executors Of the last vii aeti
testament of Alexander Henderson,. de-
ceased, late Of relnfrses, virgi, i:t---
those who bavc'ciaims against tie estate
viii please exhibit iilem with the;r esii-
tlenccs, and those Who are Indebted to
1t arc called on for payment.
Eiehdrd III Henderson,
Thomas Henderson.
Executors.
eo r. III. III. lives in Lcesbure;
Iss.'dyun coautY..and Z. Ii. at Fauquies
ceust house, Virginia.
December dim
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-23
Loudoun Land for Sale.
u WILL dispose Of the tractof Lana
B on which now reside, it contains
Goo Acres,

Three hundred of which are handsome
" timbered, 100 is in wheat aud there's
sidue in cloyer--It produces from five to
ten barrels of corn to the acre. and is as
well adaeted to the use OF clover and
plaster as any land in the county. There
IS on it a two story brick house, 4S teet
long. and 2S feet wide, with eight con-
senient rooms it has most of the neces-
sary out buildings. This land is situated
on the river Potomac and is about eight
miles below Leesburg, Is from George
town and so from Alexandria. Whea-
may be taken from the farm to the Sc
neca Mill, for less than one cent per
bushel, where it will command within
tewcents of the Georgetown and Alex
andna prices-Ehe land Will be shewn
BY the subscriber, or in his absence by
Michael Keegly.
EDGAR M'CARTY. &
Dec. IL 2awem
NJ The Editors of the Federal Re-
publican and National Intelligencer are
requested to publish the above sawsms
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-23
The Gentleman S Pocket Re-
lnernbrancer for, 1916,
CONTAINING

An Almanac,
Ruled pages Of meInorandums,
The distances Of places from the city
OF Washington,
Government of the United States-Ex-
ecutive, Legislative and judiciary,
Duties on goods imported,
A correct list OF the Navy and Army
of the u. IS.
Table Of the Taxes payable on Domes-
tic Manufactures, with several other use
full Tables,
Is just received for sale by
James Kennedy g Son.
Dec / eD4w
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December S
Negroes for Sale

VIII be sold en- Thursday morning the
28th day'of December next, at eleven
o'clock, at the courthouse, In the
town Of Alexandria,
A BOUT seven or eight likely Ne
groes the residue Of the personal
estate of the late Mrs. Helen G. HUE.
deceased) consisting Of man, who is a
good hoshcr, ploushman, &c. woman
who is an excellent washer, &c. and her
two youngest children, boys; two or
three girls, accustomed to house work,
Yc. also a boy.
FERNS of sale, viz.-Four months Gre
it for approved negotiable notes.
John King,
Executor
Dumfries. Nov 25 dts
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Thomas Henderson,
Notice is hereby given,

That the Collector of the revenue for
| the 2ed collection district of Virginia, or
bis deputy, will attend at the following
places on toe days hereafter mentioned
forth purpose Of receiving the entry of
carriages, with the harness: used there
fer, agreeable to the act of Congress,
passed the fifteenth day Of December,
1874; which entry is thereby required
to belnade, aswell in cases where car
Fiages have been entered under the late
act passed July Oath, 1878, as where they
had not been SO entered, for failing TO do
which a penalty OF double the amount of
duty imposed by the act of the fifteenth
Of December, 1914, will be incurred.
On Tuesday, Cd day Of January next
Waterford
Wednesday Cd. Hil!sborough
Friday 5th, Middleburg
Saturday 9th, Aide
Monday 9Th, and
Tuesday slh Leesburg
Saturday 18th, Centeryilie
Monday 18th, Fairfax G. House
Tuesday 10th, Hendley Nell
sons Tavern
Wednesday 18th, West End
Thursday 18th, Wren's Tavern
Friday 18Th, Wiley's Tavern.
Persons, interested in the above no.
.tice, failing to attend will be subject to
the penalties Of the law; or have to at
tend at my Office in Leesburg, within the
mouth of January. Hours of attendance
fron. o'clock a. M. to 5 r. NJ. Gives
under my hand this 9Th day Of December
1915.
JOHN LITTLEJOTlN,
Collector, oftle rece,iae, ttr ks
22d Collection District Of Virginia.
Dec. IS. eot51J.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-23
REMOV AL.
G. BrOnaugh and Go.

EN- AVE removed their store, next door
below Patons and Butcher ana
nearly oppos .fetheir former stand. wh :,
they offer 4 general assortment OF Dhi
GOODS suitable to the season. apons
which are an assortment Of elegant ran :
cy Muslms. sa
Leyantine s. Florence Silks,
ELEGANT
.Merino 81 Leyantine ShawiS.
And 3 yafiety of other articles--aallIi. q !
which they viii sell or the most rsAasaA,
Bile terms. ~
dec 90 s--s =
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For II ew-Yo rk,

I OF NcW- OK, .
kSE Tho brig JANE, S. II. M'Lel-
.SsSaSsSs2Esian, master; is now loading and
will sad in all this week, & take freight
on moderate terms. Apply to
LazorGSon and FO1Clc.
Who have landing from the brig Cla-
rissa. Capt. Stevens, from st. Bartbolo-
news,
2l punchecns Windward Is
Rum.
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Notice.

TT SHALL offer for sale at the dwell
4 ling of Mrs. Elizabeth Deneale, in
Fauquier county, on Friday the 18th In
slant, about twenty likely Virginia born
SLAVES. Terms of sale made known
at the place of sale.
James C. Deneale, Admir-
ofG. Deneale, jun. deceased.
November s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-23
....,r 1,EsPA ITCH STAGESwi in

y ff0 Lift&NN<, - - >, $3.50
..I,r y,gsP II STAGES viii, in
w. Es,,,y,. leaveMr. Semmes's in Geo.
j SIX acssck every morning s
\. s ''sssst e Mn. Ross, aud arrive N
|s' Ss.,.,,s every day BY two o'clock, and
49, Y s.sy ne preference to any other in
3 y Ma a'; s,Sdes f6r Philadelphia, or IN
~ ga ', time 70 dihe and go on board the
3 s,s Boais. which leave isaiamore e
IN aay Il !snr O'Clock.
n 1e EtslitiQn Stage viii also leave
4. j. s s mace every morning at seven
4 ss,sss. carry oniy seven passengers.
IA bsakfast at Mr. Ross, Bladens-
\ ~ = s and arrive at three O'clock in Dali
s s NJ syery day. Fare in each line
ggr Dollars, Win an allowance Of s5
! 4. bagsaso--.butall baggage, packages
|.tr are II be at the risk OK tue owner or
maers thereof.
Merritt, Her0hlAlhS q ~.
Georgetown and Washington.
John H. Burnsg and 20.
Baltimore.
n. B.. The new Inc as absvc is ez-
|tn,lcd to Alsxandiia, and an accomme-
|dation stage VII leave Mf. ]. Semmes.
|n GeoiSetovn, every day at two O'Clock.
Im Mr.. Motifs. King-street. Alexandfi-
II caIl st Va. P. Heronimus's, Wash
&Hteu, leave Motifs the same evening
Ma Washington, at FIVE O'clock, so as to
accommodate all Aleyandrians wishing
xhaassl nerth in the new lire.
]. II. B. & Co.
Nj. IL. Il Gu.
4 December 6. II
- /.
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Glass, Chsna & Queens Hare

Glass, China s Queens Hare,
YXTE have imported in the ship Ma
ny, Capt. Babtidse, from Liver
pool. an assortment of Glass, China and
Queens WARE. and so or 40 Tons
AR IRON and NAIL RODS. We
Ball open these goods in few days at
our Ware House on King street, few
doors above the Indian Queen Tavern,
where we shall offer them to the notice
of our friends and the public.
lriplet, Neale & Go.
Nov e5 staw4w
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"a anted to hire,

anted 20 nlrc,
A Dining Room Servant, veil qualifi-
ed. A boy would be preferred
Enquire Of the Printer.
Dec 10 st
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Nsg Lines Despatch
AND
E,rDsd:t;ola Stq!ses.

q As,leusbnrg. Richardson's.
d IS ! s,,i;eagts NILS, 70 Baltimore.
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For Freight,

81 k.F57A HS SuDstdutIdI- SCtsIs
49, ~ ALERT
s.ss:7ss q Jacob Aud, Master, bur-
then about 4 Is tons, an excellent vessel
and well found, will take a freight for
the West-Indies or elsewhere.
Apply to s
John G.. Ladd g Co.
Who offer for sale tie cargo of SAID
schr: consisting Of about 100 tons Plans
ter. Paris.
dec l
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H.sa..p r INT Ing
''''eIF executed at tins ONCE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-01
CAloc comtared 10 the SIN.


Soofy Heeidem--A lew days since, Her
culcs Gardner, ehimney'sweep of Marble
head, was in his c0iciaf eataeisy scraping the
SCOT from chimney in that town, and having
got within few feet of the top, was stopped
in his progress Of a.cending, being ias, stuck
in the passage. He cried out Justify for some
time, before he could get any assistance, the
people below thinking him only tuning his
hiies on the top of the chimney, but not be-
ing, so melodious as usual, looked up the
smoke and found the poor fellow in the situa-
tion before described, not being able either TO
ascend or descend.--The top of the chimney
being taken off, he was at length set at liber-
ty almost lifelcss.- Salem haher.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-01
NOTICE.

THE Subscribers deem it proper 10 inform the
public, that they have formed themselves into
a Company for Jfanufacniring purposes, and having
erected building, &c. OIL mill privilege, recently
owned by Joseph & Benjamin Mott, in Portsmouth,
(R ID about miles on the west road, from Neeaf
port. have assumed the appelation of the
Enterprize Manufacturing Company,
and have appointed EDWARD ". LAwToa, agent IN
Newport, and committed to PHILIP AsTHoNY the
charge of their concerns at the Factory in Ports
mouth.
They wish likewise inform, that they shall have
ready for operation in few days, sett OF machines
for
'Caraing Merino and common Sleeps
WOOL,
which they intend to perform in the best manner ~
the customary prices. Those who favof them y
custom, will please to leave ,her Wool either AT TIE
Factory, or at the store OF EDWARD w. LAwTos,
IN Newport
AS the quality Of the Carding depeuds much tn
having the Wool clean, and in good order, they bo
leave 10 request of their customers that they viii
pay particular attention to that point
PHILIP ANTHONY,
HARVEY SESSIONS,
GEORGE ENGS,
EDWARD w LAWTON'
OF A Machine for picking and cleaning Wool,
(Which will be done at the usual prce) is added to
the above .Ne,ebOrt, Jan IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-01
FOREIGN.

ApyERTIsEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
From ke London Pubic .7dverGser.
WANTEp--The spirit which animated tho
the conduct of
Elizabeth, Ohvsr and Wiliam.
Better negociators and more gun
powder.
Losr--All idea of national dignity and
honor.
FousD-That any insignificant state may
insult that which used TO call her.
sefthc mistress of the waves.
The news of peace with America has re-
ceceived a general rejoicing at Yarmouth
The bells have been rung for two days, and
colors hois,ed in various parts of the town
and there has been several convivial parties
at the taverns TO celebrate the event.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-01
BOSTON, FEBRUARY "a.
Fires.

On "Wednesday night small house at the
north part cf the town occupied by man OF
color, by the name of Jackson, was destroy
cd by FIRE. The report that child had per-
ishcd 10 the flames is untrue. We under
stand that the child of neighbor who came
our on the alarm, burnt itself SO shockingly at
home during the absence ofthe parent, that
is life is dcspared OF.
The house Of Col. S. CHAPIN, at Spring.
field, has been destroyed by fire. Mrs. c..
lost her life in endcavourins To save her
child. An intrepid man afterwards brought
out the chId, and the body OF the mother /;
but the infant died in few moments.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-03-01
NICHOLAS GEFFROY.

To. l25, Ihdrnes street,
INFORMS the pubic that he has for sale, indepen-
4 dent OF his constant supply of Cutlery, Jewelry.
Watches, Looking Glasses, &c &c-Sugar, Coffee,
best superfnc PhiIade phia Flour, by wholesale and
retail, at very reasonable prices for cash
lie also continues his profession of manufacturing
Gold and Silver Ware-and gives the true value OF
old Gold and Silver according to their standard
great variety Of other articles will be found at
his store, which too numerous to mention
vezrb9rt Feb<uaru %. l6l5