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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-30
Landing this Day,

Landing this Day,
For sale by the Subscribers
IS crates Queens Ware, consisting
principally Of blue & green edged Dishes
and Plates.
IN SToRE,
SO crates Queens Ware, completely
assorted.
s ditto blue and green edged Plates.
As puncheons rea! Antigua Rum, Sd
and 18th proof.
81 hhds. Siuscovado Sugars.
1900 bushels White CadiZ Salt.
adams, Herbert g Co.
Sept. 90.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-30
Fo, Scle or Freight,
September 3
Dry Goods.

JOAN s. e IFatheTs,
EEAsE inst received an extensive as.
sort.neat Of DRY G0ODS. suited
to Che season. Which thev have selected
il, this coaatsy aad Europe. AMI oisei
far sale BY piece OF package, onthe best
terms far cash, or to Panctsai castcia-
G.S.
Sept. S5. div.
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Adam Lyna,

Opposite the ,1ifchaa;cs Bank;
Has tecsiyed b tie ship Ocean ard ssu-
a large and gsAerat nssorfn'eot of s
4 EoNMONGEn Cutlery ,re -,
"A timed Saddle ja2a Esa, brass,
and plated wares 49,
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Night School.

V5IU5 II. 1'kuHtey,
I'd EsPEC1'FULLY informs the iRka,
$N hitarts of Alexandria and it's vici-
that his Night School will Gem
., !. ,nsson MONDAY next, at 6 O'Clock.
an,.as;ts the upper end Of King-street,
OPpos'te IN. Wise's.
OCPt' p. dSt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-30
Public Sale.

Fairfax County, Aug. 81.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-30
David peabody.

King Street, three dsrs above the Wash
ing Tavern, has just received and Of
ferS for sAEE, a coMnlete ass ort,ncpt Of
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-04
Dec 9.
Plaistei. Land for Sale.

FEyiIE subscriber offers for sale, a
Farm, in tie County Of Fanquier,
and state Of Virginia, containing $50 AZ
ores. one third ,of which is Of the strong
ct quality, and covered with heavy
Growth Of red oak aud hickory The re.
sidae. (beihg cleared land is In good
heart. two thirds of it having been
laid down IN red clover, and no tract
in the State has afforded higher eyiden-
ICES Of IFS adoption 10 the plaster OF "a:
|riis.-FIiere IS, On this tract, and at the
confluence Of the two never failing
streams of Broad and Mill Runs, 9
|scite for i Merchant Mill, with q tall
|of 81 feet, surrounded BY every mate.
rial for building, md BY the aide Of 7
wei built Saw iilI, receatly erected
| Il law has passed for 9 turnpike road
which will pass By of near this scIte,
For the above property, will tax
|ths moderake price Of 20 dollars per z
sre. With unreasonable allowance, Tor th'
water advantages. s
- fEkaAEAS TURN Ell. &
seaf Haymarket Post-Q fises "a
epg ss 20.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-04

{<e33ica the Wr6 eil weary
OF discofd bres ill., lesi (
DO lens, @ slasnes el
rhY {arfying Id Heaven h sell
fooIong b " this faiF hlpQlpi5a Wasld
|he ila4 d blood h&s been aAfug
Policing God . pure aay
Whilst. as each inasz denim people reels
War onward drives his seyt|led wheels
And at lis horses bIslody heels 8
Shrek murder and sisana
k)it have | ssept q heaf the cg
l}f widow 4aiiinjg hitsetI
rs see tie gareafB silent tear
For chiIdrea faiIen beneath The xpear,
Aid I have felt SO gore
The sense of human eailt and w,
That 1, 10 virtue y passisnsd glow, Il
Have Cursed sny soul was Ngoanaed sol
Tbg shape Of man 1 bore
Then Gene fFsia thy seFbne abetie.
'Fhen gladness-g Ing Child Of Cod
And cease the Mptldss ensssIguia'd
strife, 81
And reconcile my soul to life
Fpr fancl 1 long to see;
Ere 90 the grave down descend
Thy hand her blessed branch extehsl
And to the worlds remote end
Wave Love and tlzrinell5
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= s,I< Thu 0bip s<sssene E, g
q s - ] vels efssilyiIss ci.'F J: q
.:lIs fl;s s's&i'ssi = glas 4
s. <su,I,1 a there ~ Z 3 J. - 49,
We 50 <seltsnplalesl 4. estsfl g, S, Sae :
tsis blAEtb 50 I, s. ! g
& (kpsi n ' y IS !, en-
z* - Also ISsf pzf,ss ~ IS S 8, g 2 ~
l.se<lif< ''apro' z '''. e.'''', MS
\ faye. 'nots $ 81 b S. s .,ffsn tac-
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Extfact Of 4 letter dated
.EiartiniqlLe. 7th Voc. 1916.


& 7 sns enable I'd inform ys'i, TINT ~
6rslsisS ascertain the fact of the refusal
10 enter for expectation Of American
tiour, lhaye this moment correctly IN
formed myself ff5Hi this government,
that such Sour Will be SO admitted only
ID cases OF the necessary return q sfite
yesssEs. and provided the proportion q
he cargo be not very gfeat. IN staoh
cases, It Will at present be suffered to
land for storage, With surety for the sex-
stortation Of fife sane -four one month al--
ter land ing, penalty double the value q
tie Anag. Your ather products Will DOT
be exeh.iedy without two months aetlee,
This natice may not nnliaely appear u
two 0r three weeks
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-04

ii II obedience 10 AN order offfe Com
q ~ Court az Fairfax, we wiIl, on Mon
.iay the 9etb day OF AugusxnUxt, proceed
tossll to TIE highest bidder, al that par
eel ef tract Of land, [Bpw ocsupled By,
aud 4, the possession Of Thomas Ogden
of Thomas, belonging to f'se representa-
fiyes Of the late John Allsyn, sen. de+.
ceased. Ihjstractis believed to contain
between 60 and 100 acres. tolerably we'll
watered, with good proportion il weed,
bounded By Rasensworth, and The lands
of William Cash, sen. zachariah Ward,
and w Il. FOete, Esq. and about seven
miles ffDtn .Alezandria, further descr9p@
ton ii tl,onght unnecessary, as T e pre-
samed any person inclined TO purchase
would view The premises, WHICH Will De
sbewn on sppscation to the tenant lhea,
Ogden Of 1'homas.zFhe terms will DC
one third cash, and bonds with approved
security for the balance payable IN ~
q rs r,ahths.-1he sale TO take place on
tie premises and viii commerce at al
oscieck, at which time and place due at
tendaise Will be given by the
Commissioners.
July IL. dts.
70 The sale Of the. above
property IS postponed till Monday the
9TH day Of December next, on which DAY,
atthe place and on terms FIRST mention
ed the sale will positively take place.
Nov "a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-04
pubic Sale

Pubic Sale
ON Tuesday next will be sold at the
Fendue Store, general assortment OF
DRY GOODS, &c.
Fine and coafse cloths
Beoncts cord and Wellingtcns
Fiannels
Worsted and cotton stockings
Ginghans
Calicoes q 81
ForeignG domestic cotton shirtings
B0mbazets and stuffs Z
Cotton and smuslin handkerchiefs
A variety Of ready made cloths
a quantity Of seine eark
And a variety Of Lisbon floor and
footmats ss
4 chests Hrst quality young hyson
tea, imported in the America
2 do. gun powder, imported in the
ship Packet. ~
The above Teas we're imported in
September last, and are Of a very suPe-
rior quality.
Terms made known at the sale:
2. g. MarsteIler.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-04

sd7N q l<l}& k{1t lsss 4 sSDFE 2
Danahfer of Sod saal site on high
AMI tho dsnces of The sky
And 1a;dasf 9TH ihy gsatle sway
FIhe fIsnnsfs on fheir tgnesnl ga
S Rs1nel es shall pf'er again
Tao sEiila i ss4 mos hoI face, SIS
fsuls lkinp Asrsal ss lipg Place,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-04
sLawrason and Fowlc

LaWrason and ttoWle
HAVE FOR SALE,
Received per the brig Fair American,
w. York, master, M
From Newcastle, England,
leo kegs white lead ground in oil,
A casks containing 5000 lbS dry do.
q casks containing 100 lbs red lead,
Is crates assorted crockery ware,
case hats,
IL chaldrons coal 81
The above brig,
~ burthen about 1900 barrels,
y - ~ ~ il complete order, will be
ready to receive a cargo in a few days,
and win take q freight to the West
Indies or any eastern pert.
Apply as above.
s Dec
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-04

pr6priety Is to q women what the
!rreat Roman critic SAYS actios is 70 IN
|oraf0F. Il is the first, se sseaat, toe
hhird requisite. Al Wsnan may be
lknNwing, active, witty and amusings but
Iwifh6nt pfnpriety she cannet be aasiabie.
EProprietY IS the centte liz which all the
fines Of duty and agreeableness meet.
Hits to character what proportion is to
figure aud grace to attitude. Ittipes not
|acpead on anyone perfection but &
lis tile result of general excellence. It
|shews itself BY aGegalaf, orderly unde-
WAITING course; and never starts from its|
sober orbit INTO any splendid eccentri.
cities, for it wanld be ashamed Of such
praise as might extort by any abera- /
|tions from lis proper path. ItreHouncesl
all coa,neudation but what's characters
|istic, and I would make II the cgiteriop|
|pf true taste, right principle and genuine|
feeline, ia a Woman, lwhether she would
be leSs touched with all the fattery OF
Iroinautic and exaggerated panegyric,I
than Mikb that beautiful picture Of cor
rect and elegant propricty, which Mil
ton draws Of our hist mother wheil
he deiineates
< Those thousand decelrcies which dai.1
II flow
(. From all her words and actions"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-04
Bank Of Alex
andria
( ( E a Ile>eu,hcr I'd 1913.

yWVIIE President and Directors have
declared 4 dividend Of three and
4 haIlspef cent, for the half year ending
TIE s9tb ult. which viii be payable e.
the stockholders o. tbeir, order, on or afS
ter "Wednesday next.
Jas. s. Scot,
Cashier.
1,ecerahcr a ST.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-04

One Of. The vessels worked by steam
was recently nayigated with great sue
cess Ia many parts Of the coast Of Scot
land aod Ireland; onsaaking the Tuscan
Rnck the captain took in.sa pilot, and
directed him 10 steer the vessel for Wex
ford Isarbour:--ss And tits game youare
making of lae?" replied Paddy; "can't
YOU see tile wind aud tide are smack in
gour teeth--and The devil a cloat Of !
sail have you SET! aud By 81. Patrick,
Nd seem to be Ill on FIRE into the bar.
gaia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-26
~ TO HOUsE-KEEPERs.

A COMFORTABLE, and rery healthy
~ residence, ,oithin eight mites Of Rich
n,ond, may be obtained apon advantageous
terms, By a small cENTEEL FAMILY. For
further information, apply to the PRINTER.
August %. tt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-26
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby forevarned from credit
Ing my wife Mary Bertrand, my account, as
an determined to pay no debts of her contracting
tom this date.
JOSEPH BERTRAND.
August 2ed, 1915. Alp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-26
FoRENsIc nLoauENcE 90 q

A friend having favored us with a single
number of the Dublin Evening Post, we give in
the absense of news, (but not merely for variety's
sake) its leading contents, from pages SO erased
and thumbed as to be scarcely legible. We have
read of,late enough of carnage, revolution, poll
tics and state-manouvres. Let us for day leave
the war-forse to neigh and his rider to rest a.
bandon the pomp and circumstances of war, and
walk :i,so conrs, to hear the glowing speech OF
MR. Pnu.LIPs, a pleader who rose at the bar as
Curran set; man, who unitcs taste for poetry
with a relish for liberty, and sound morality
We have perused his harangues on Catholic e.
Emancipation but, he descants to-day OIL new
subject--.H. 7. Colvm6ian
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-08
FosroN, March %.
FROM ChSTINE..

Several gentlemen arrived in town yester-
day, who left Castine on "Wednesday last
The gun-brig Curlew had been sent to logby
TO await the orders of Sir John Sherbrooke
tor the evacuation of Castine. Preparatory
70 which measure, Gen. Gosselm was EN-
barking cannon, gunpowder, &c. The Bull
wark, "a, had arrived from a long cruise ::
last, however, from -Sheiburne, Sghers she
received orders to proceed to Castine and
wait its evacuation. The only men Of wa
there were the Bulwark, Spencer. "a. Peter
brig, and Landrail cutter.
u. s. SHIP WASP.
The San Filppe, which lately ar. at Nor
toiS from England, touched at Santa Cruz.
iennerifis, on her passage, and was there on
the 9th 81 Jan. when MIR. Barry, = respecta-
bic merchant o. that place, Informed the A.
merican ofhcers passengers in the S. F. that
tne snip wasp was snort time previous at
Mogauor, Morocco, where she had put in for
supphcs ; and that this information was de
riVeo direct from the crew of an English brio,
winch had been Captured of Mngadnr l,y ne
Wasp and had been landed in their o,yn
boats at Grand Canary Island, which is in
sight Of Santa Cruz
we understand that the Wasp, according
10 hcN Instructions, was, after leaving Lon.
ent, to proceed off MADEIRA Sc cruise short
time ; thence to the coast Of Krazil. there IN
remain few weeks, and run along to the
northward by the coasts of Cayenne, Surri-
nam, Demerara, and through the w. I. ISL
ands TO the coast OF Honduras, Bay of Mexi-
co, coast OF Georgia, and to a port in the II /.
D. She was left off Medeira, Sept. 2S. bv
her pr'ze which arrived at Savannah some
time since.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-08

-isscntion IS likely to take place. Those who,
Expect speedy te:'tn,uatiou ct the Congress.
and who express an assurance that Il wi,l
close in OF 4 weeks, are much deceived i,
their calculations
The Emperor Alexander has declared
that he will not leave Vienna until all ,hs
great subjects are regulated in a defnt,ye
manner.
The affairs of Germany remain in s,s.
pence.
The affairs ofSwitscrlant ara said 70 =.
arranged. This country win be free ;,scr
pendent, and composed of % cansons. 'j'be
Bishop'ic of Basic will be re-upi,ss, ~ 49,.
canton os B,u-ne
op;nicns arc very much divided aho,, tss
affairs OF Naples and Sicily. The t,art;ssns
OF Murat say that the Congress ca, on,y d;s-
pose OF conquered territories, and which wer,
without sovereigns at the time OF the treaty
or Paris. end that the Kingdom of Naples was
not in that situation, because at that r,er;o3
Niu-at was ailrrti 20 the great powe,.s H.,
It apPcaTs tha> notwithstanding tbes. rcason,
king Joachim has not minority or xosrss
In his faror.--Gezet.e de Fyc,-c.
-. rRANKFon7, Jan. %.
it's supposed that the peace Of Chs
viii have a great influence upon our co-n-
merce, and thas the prices Of some art;cl.s
particularly tobacco and American leatber
VII fah. At present tobscco is fslspr-
because there IS very little of it in Cernaa.
ny.
,,-,- -.-,> LoNDcs, Ian..2i'
PUBLIC FUNDS per cent. consois
IS d., reduced ee 9 on,,ium !, u
Yesterday evening Mr.. Shaw, Kings ,ne,-
senser, set cut with dispatches FIR Jor5
Castlereagh. Toey ere said ta be of Great
Importance, and tfae they contain answe,s.
to the notes brought some days ago by the
Messenger Brown.
The French papers have assumed n more
moderate and decent tone IN relation to
shiS country, than they held for some time
Inc West-India aeet sailed from Corr; .Iaz.
Monday. 'N'-
Letters from Lisbon have arrived 60 Tn.
3Oth Dec. They are barren Of news AMI
principally Flied with complaints dictated hr
the commercial Jealousy against the EnrIist.
They also SPEAK much of the depredations
committed on the coast by some American
privateers One of these, the -fme,fca of "a
g1ins: aud very large Grew, rs &. SOM
time infested the coast and the waters care
81. Vincent. IT is said she had a viol.o. ba.-
tie with one OF his maiesty's sloops os war.
name unknown. We are impatiertly expect
ing news Of its result
-, Paris, Jan, 20
lhe foretgn .7r6asS0,lors and AIrfste,,g on
thc, 24th Of his month, huid their ,cstee,s
20 me hing md the Royaf fspafyv. .41soyt-
mem 7ve'e remarked tbr Hnae,1ca,, ,,,sr;e,eys.
nIcssrs. C6aU, Royard and PusseY. AMI
a2sasrs. Told and NflGEan, Secretaries of
7oho lad tie horaor of6eine hrfscac-
ed 10 his majesty.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-08

prevailed amongst ali parties, and splendid entertain
ment WAS given by Sur Jas. Let the coieinan, er i'm
chief in honor OF the ceremony. The colony of Mar
tnilue Is now, therefore. undertne entire control OF
the government OF France. Maj. Gen. Lindsey, is
the governor oil the colony
CHARLESTON, April 1.
The Spanish ship Juaunita, Capt. Esephea
Copello. sailed from HAVANA oc the 18th of
December last, bound to Cadiz, with a car
go of Sugar. Coffee, Copper. Hides and Dry
Goods; on the s6ti Dec. she struck on the
little Bahama Banks. near Memory Bank
after remaining in this situation until the 5th
January, the ship having bilged, and expect
ed to go to pieces every hour, the crew, Is in
number and two passengers, Msss,s. Nzaru-
no Fioqaer and Charles Rcstou. took raft
which they had constructed from the spars,
on which thcv succeeded in landing 8 days
after, about 80 mules to the South and West
ward of India River, (East Flo,l.a y from
this place they travelled along&the coast for
Is days, suffering much for want Of ,.ccyisi-
ons and water, when they fell in with party
of Florida Indians, by whom they were sup
piled, and conducted to wtliin2 days walk
OF st. Augustine, which they reached on the
10Th Feb. except one of the crew who was
drowned in crossing the Musquto River.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-08

him what he said! He repeated his assertions
Mr.. K. told him he was great scoundrel,
and had been proved a coward, and if he
were not an invalid he would chastise him
for such impertinent falsehoods. He said he
was not an invalid, and Immediately put him.
self in nenaciny posture. Just at this time,
Mr.. Ward, Editor of the Bermuda ROYAL Ga
zette and Justice of the Peace, came UP, &
told Mr.. K. not to strike that Gentleman
MIR. X. asked him who he was He replied,
his name was Ward. The edtorof the Ca
sette said Mr.. r. Yes, was the answer
I" You are the man want to see" said MIR.
4. :" and shall take the liberty to cane uou
for those palpable falsehoods published in
your last paper :" and accordingly gave him
what he deserved. He then returned home
to his lodgings. Mr.. w. made off, and re-
turned soon after with guard of soldiers
MIR. r. not being found, he ordered the guard
to take to the guard house another Nlidshp-
man and two Philadelphia Captains who hap
pencd to be on the Square, and said he was
determined to take up I'll the Americans
he could find. The friends of those who
were committed Immediately went to their
assistance, and gave the required security for
their appearance the next morning, when
they were honorably acquitted by the Mayor.
Mr.. Ward paying costs Mr.. Randolph ha-
wing previously obtained pass to come a.
way, embarked on board the Ado the morn
Ing after the affair happened.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-08
MARTTNIouE REsronrn

barbsloeS Psperof December Is, eoatsa,s ae-
cOnis" the formal surrender ~ the colony Of Mari
t,e To le French, lpursrsn to treaty. IN Tie 9Th
p that moiah The change Of fsy was announced hy
t'e thunder ~ artillery from il,e lstte1ies and sps
whie The poPusce rent the air With " Vive Ie Roy !
Fiveics D0UJbOnsw The most cordial unat.;rr,i,v
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-08

BY the schooner Four Sons we have re-
eeived Halifax papers OF the 18TH inst. The
ratification Of the Treaty of Peace having
hcen received ofic ally from Mr.. y ker at
w silngton. Governor Shetbroke issued a
proclamation, bearing dat- the 17th inst
strictly charging All his Majesty's loving
subjects in the province Of Now S. otia IL nb.
s.rre the said treaty Of peace and arlitv. and
to conform themselves accordingly
". Y. Gazette.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-08

own, Mr.. Donkin OF Bermondsey, and Mr.. X. NJ. Ba-
con, the printer of that Provincial Journal.
To support this allegation, it is shewn that these par
ties obtoincd patent Coo their invention in Decem-
Der last, and prospectus descriptive OF the nature
thereof is sutjoned. This paper is long for to
copy, butthe following exrac; will thatt deserves
attention
The objects proposed by this machine are
"Frst, Mechanical precision IF operation.
"Seeond, great increase Of the speed of print.
ing.
Third, The saving Of skill, labor and expence.
"Tothese intents, an entirely new principle has
been adopted Continuous has been substituted tor i,-
terrupted motion and all the single parts of laying
the sheet, taking aud distributing the ink, beating the
form, and performing the pressure, carried
aid The ns,ast, without the intervention of
mon,euts delay ia Any ofthe,n."
MIR. Bacon SAYS, that by this machine twenty -four
Streets per minute l4i0 sheets per hour, may be
stru,k Of.
We have also notice Of another patent machine,
for printing, which quite ready, and require less
room.
1t cannot Be doubted, but that these improvements
highly seryiceablc the of printing, and
particularly to the periodical press-Lorldon Paper.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-08
BosToN, March 81

BOSTON, MarCn II.
A friend has shown US letter from an Off
Ger OF the Navy, dated at Whitehall, March
Is, in which it is stated that orders have been
received 20 transfer all the men there, ex-
cept 10, to the "a at Charlestown, and that
they wait only for funds to put themselves in
motion.
!. The Newcastle, capt. the right hon. lord
Stuart L@eaiiaet, capt Sir G. Eoiiiicr,
kt. Acasta, capt. Kerr and the other FIJI
gate all in pursuit ofth- y. S. frigate Consti-
tuition put into St. Mcheals, beginning of
Feb to obtain information of her. but hear
ing nothing, would sail again, after obtaining
reheshments,fto continue the race. The n.
and A. left Provincetown on the 2Jth Dec.
and the Constitution had S days the start of
them, but took a different course from tina.
the British Commodore conjectured she
would.
Only one privatce- has been fitted OFT at
Bermuda, during the 3years contest with G.
Britain The cruizer. was called the Far
tame Of Ipc-, and was taken few days af
Ter saiiing. and carried into Savannah. In
former wars, there was a great humber of
Drivateers out OF the Island.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-08

n Bermuda f'atier ofbe 15M irst. savs.
american scArs. from The u Sfafes, zyhieh
saHsd since ne trace, had arTiUeH al Per1,u
dd, PIT findihs tie markets. tai. Ind ,rogk
" hem sailed again FIR tie W. Indies. C,ze
7Yas foEr days from I'hiiaaeLshi4.
Post Pal
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-08
SINGULAR COMBAT.

Early on the morning of the 18th of Feb
ruary, DIR. Vheeier, Of Windham, Green
county, perceivng four Wolves in his yard
among his sheep and calves, within one
roi of his house-wlth -ut dressing himself.
he jumped into the yard, was immediately
attacked by q large Wolf, which caught him
by the under-jaw, broke the jaw-bone, and
drove out Ave of his teeth The Doctor, AT
this time, with much presence Of mind, seiz-
ed the Wolf 10y the, throat, and they both
fell together, the Doctor badly bitten and
wounded in his legs, as well as in his face
The contest was now, for few minutes.
doubtful; but the Doctor at length, succee-
ded in placing his knee upon his ferocious
adversary, and holding him down until a
young daughter, of twelve or thirteen years
of age, came With an axe and soon finished
the conflict.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-08
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