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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-17
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BRUSSELS, MAY 8.

BRUSSELS, MAY o.
Iarrived here yeferday, after a jour,
ney through Switzerland, Baden, Man
helm. Mentz, Cologue, Aix-la- Chapclle,
and Leige.
The Swifs appear decided in their hol,
tility 20 BonaParte. Two cantons only
are inclined to remain neuter. Ihl owiiS
troops are III very good condition.
In Boden there are 10000 regulars,
very good troops, and 1900 Landowner,
met Bavarian rigimert, the hneit
corps ever Jaw, and in the highef fate
of difcipIine, or its march TO Mannheim.
The troops marched in three ranks, in a
bad road, and in rain with as much or
der as or parade.
The Pruilians and AuRrians occupy
Meniz. The Pruihan Si]eGan regiments
are itationcd along the Rhine, to Colog
ne. There is bridge at Mannheim and
an extra one at Openheim for the pahage
of troops. There is alto bridge at
Mentz, and another at Cologne, for the
paGagr of troops.
The Pays de Jaliers is full of Pruilians
chiefly LANDOWNER.
There are at Leige 1900 Saxons,
with number Of Prufhans under old
Butcher but fad bulinefs occurred
there q or days ago.
The SaxonS had been ordered 10 iepa-
rate thole belonging to the ceded dit
sricts from thofe who remain natives OF
the actual kingdom of Sax1ny They
mutined. attacked Blucher's houfe, broke
bis windows, and only dehited IN conie-
3ueace of force being uied, and with the
lofs OF blood An execution of few OF
the Saxons was taking place when | paf-
fed through Liegc.
After fuch an affair it would be impo-
Htic to employ Jingle Saxon in the next
campaign Some Of them cried out re-
peatediy, Vive Napoleon : and believe
they are one aud all inclined TO that hde
of the suction.
The Guiirian General at Msntz has
ftated that he expects 70. 600 men 10
crois the Rhine from the right bank be-
fore the 2oth Of chi, month,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-17

descent, and struck the carriage with incons
ceisabss violence against D.. Crawford's
shop on the street. In enc moment it was
a pelfrct wreck. The ladies' were taken
up--and in a few minutes, dreadful to tel
the Interesting Mrs. M'Clurg, in the fu!,
bloom Of heyi.h, and in Tie midst Of Ill the
athuences Of this world breaihed her last
Ii is such fearful transitions as these, which
makes Us feel in all lis emptiness, The vam-
ity OF human life THE two other Indies
were much hurt--but we arc happy 10 state
afe supposed 10 be ont ofal danger. he
little 10Y was slightly injured Mo Ca
lsmi:y, since the destruction OF the Thea
tEe, has excited such thrilling commissera
lion in This esenttul city.--The fate OF Mrs
MClurg, has touched every heart--her
bereaved hus5and--but we dare moi look
that way
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-17
DEPOSI1ION. No :

We, the undersigned, being each ies
veraily Gworn on the holy evangalitts OF
Almighty God, depoie and fay
That on the 9th April, about 6 O'Clock
in the evening, We were walking ID the
yard Of No. and No 3 prifons, jult be-
fore the utual time OF turning IN, we
heard the alarm bell rung. AT this time
mot Of tie prifonets were in the Prilons;
a number with US ran up the market
fquare, cut Of curioGty, to lee what was
the matter there were about one hun
drcd collected in the fquare, and mum
Der were Handing by the gates inilde the
pri(on yard the folders were drawn up
in the upper part Of the fquare orders
were given them to charge, on which the
ptiloners retreated out Of the iquare,
and fome of the lah, which came through
the gates, lhut them to the folders
then CONNIE nced firing on than through
the iron palings. and fred feveral volies
in fuccedion. The prifonc's were, at
this time, endeavoring to get into their
REFLECTIVE pritons, when the folders
perceived that they we're all dilpeFfed
from the gates. they followed them into
the yard, and continued firing on them I;
and after all the priloners had got into
the prilens, party of folders purifying
Them, came up to the door of No. 3 prlf-
on, and fired two vollies into the prifon,
which killed one man, and MORALLY
wounded another.
We further folemnly declare, there
was no preconcerted plan or intention
among the prifonsrs 20 make an attempt
70 break out, or to reft, in any manner,
the authority Of the goyernmcn; of the
depot.
JOHN T. FOSTER,
CHARLES PERRY,
GEORGE S TINcHCOMB,
ELISHA WRITTEN,
JAMES GRfENLAW
WILLIAM PERRY,
RICHARD DOWNING.
WIN. B. ORNE,
ISAAC l.. BURR.
Dore at Dartmoor Prifon, this 18th day
Of april, 1875.
No, J.
!, Hndrew Davis Jun. being fo!emnly
tworn upon the holy evapgelits of al
mighty God, depole aud fay
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-17

That on the 9th Of April, about 8
O'Clock in the evening, while walking IN
the yard of No 3 prifon, | heard the
arm bell ring, and | went up towards
the gaze | Jaw feveral men bearing
wounded man towards the gate, who, 1t
appeared, had been wounded by the fol-
der. bayonets when the prifoners were
rctreating our of the fquare, heard
Capt. Shorthand order part OF the men
to let 90 the wounAed man, which iome
of them did ; one of the remaining re-
monitra,ed to Capt. Shorthand, faying,
that the man was 70 badly wounded that
it required feveral to fupport him on
which Captain Shorthand truck him few.
eral blows with his fits, and he appear
ed to ne, from the whole of his conduct,
TO be much Intoxicated with liquor
and further the depcnent faith not.
Andrew Davis, Jr.
No. q.
We, the undefgned, depofe and fay
That, on the 9th april, in the evening,
we were in the yard OF No. I and No. 3
pritOns, when We heard the firing at the
gates, and law the prifoners all endravor>
Ing TO get into their REFLECTIVE prilons.
In going down towards the lower doors
Of the p'itons, we faw party Of folders,
who were ported on the walls, commence
firing on the prifoners, and we law
man fall, who Immediately died, and
feveral others were badly wounded be-
fore they were able to get into the Prif.
ons
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-17

Hairs Keeney,
Amos Cheney,
James Gotten,
Warrington Fox,
Thomas Williams,
John Smith,
Henry Cafey.
Remainder next week1
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BRIGHTON, MAY Ia.

The Lord Wellington packet, from
Dieppe. with between twenty and thirty
pafcngers, put into this port yenerday.-
This packer brings intelligence of ferlous
disturbances at Dieppe, in coniequence
of the rigid means taken to enforce the
confcription decree, and particularly a
mong the fea faring men there. The
tumult, at the time, is itated to have az
fumed the mott menacing complexion, in
the fury of which, the houfe Of the com.
military Of Marine was nearly levellej
with the ground, ard the reGdence of
The mayer or prefed fhared fimilar fate
But what was more ftriking r,anifefta
ton of he actual and predominant fen.
timent Of the people, perhaps, was, that
an eagle, which ornamented the Ggn-
board of tobaccouiit. was torn down
and deifroyed amidit the popular cry of
Vive le Roy though it does not appear
that the niehtelt degree of reientment
YVES exprefed againit the matter of the
houte. The port was in comfortable
ferment when the packet eft-and Gmi-
lar proceedings are faid 70 have broken
out at Havre. Bonapar.e had not left
Paris on Fhurlday. A daughter of the
late Count Rumford, came over by the
Lord Wellington Her mother itil re.
mains at PAris-her father, the count,
died there Tome months Gnce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-17
LONDON, May n.

M/ayreGli5u IN La Vendee Since writ
Ing cur remarks for the day, we have re,
ceiyed the following satisfactory infor-
nation, which confirms what VIE have
azted refPecting the rifng in La Ven
dee. -" We unaerfand that intellig cncc
has bcen received from the Coat of
Brittany ard La Vendee, that the lniurs
reStion aganlt Bonaparte is very general,
and the White Cockade every where fy-
iug; and that leveral general officers
have joined thefc brave and loyal fub
ieets of the good King Louis XVIII !;
and that in La Veudee alone, from 50
10 10000 men are in arms"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-17

"a certificate Gmilar to the foregoing
i attached to each of the depoGtlons.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-17

NO :.
!, Andrew Davis Jun. being fo.emnly
tworn upon the holy evangelilts Of al
mighty God, depole aud fay
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-02
Farnler and a Gardener
Wanted.
Escape.

PrIsce Wii.em Coaafs-to wit
10 an Sheriff., Mas or, Serjsaats,
B,,hgs and ceastab!ss, within this
Commonwealth
BRYANT JIM SS9 ON, wsa bro's
ssfurs me as Jussico OF the Peace kr
,ssceun,y aforesaid on tia charge o.
Mssch Of Ii. peace, and whom put q
,ss hands Of the prepcr Ell sers, he
escaped, previous ta which he Vas ask
eSso give secur ~, and instead of com.
p.;inV vita the rsuisition, he hssheS'
! loaded pistol my t'.east--he made
his sloosmcat os tie 'ssh ofshs mont
s Il! he ofFeers in h cspec,iye coan
lies, < ss.ry anthem, * their precincts
are required to seq, aad retske such
prisoner 50 escaped and going at large,
and being SO rstsken fprthwith to cem-
mit to prison in the county where the
rstsking sbsii &c, thsla tic be kept IN
the county ar coFporaiion Ill where
sssaken shall there be- kept ia
safe castsdy, until he.be discharged by
9ae coatse OF law.
Ovens cr mv hand and seal the
18th dsy Of February. 1915
THOS. T. PAGE.
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This is to Give Notice,

Tia. ths subscriber of Alexandria
Cesnty in the District of Columbia
has ob,siacd from the Orphans' Court
of said County, letters eli adm'nistratien
on TIE personal estate of Elxa6fth flor-
ham. late Of the County aforesaid de-
ceased All persons having claims a.
eainst the said decedsnt, airs herchy
" asnea to exhibit the same to the sub.
scrioer. duly authenticated and passed
by tie Orphans Couet, on or before the
18th day OF August next, CT they may by
law be excluded from all benefit to
said cstate--and those indebted thereto
are requested to make Immediate pay
ment. Givsn unaer my hand this sth
say OF February 10 $
GRAFTON CAWOOD.
.4amaistrator.
Feb. Ia, DIV.
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FD EspElsT~ULI.Y informs his
d u Friends and the PuLaic, that he
c.s lsues 10 carry on TIE CABINET
BUSINESS in all its ya,ioas brasckes,
On Royal Street, near the Market. and
has on Bsns some we'll m de tURNf-
IURE. AMI. also in orms the public
that re has 30 anew HE RISE, and
stock toimake COFiINS, il called tor.
He also makes and epairs Sorhas and
every kind OF Chairs OH tho shortest
n1uce
Fcb IS
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TO Rent.

WILL be rented fol tae present wear,
on Monday the sth of March, TO
the HIGHEST bisl,'er,
The FIRM OF 7cilici InoC reside.
This Estate affords strong induce.
nlents to the Farmer and the Fisher
man. The soil is productive and very
near to market and has connected NTH
1t one OF the hest Herring Fist cries on
the Potomac. 1t will he offered fer
Rent at the ywel!ing House on tho
Farm at 10 o'clock
r Will be SOLD also, ct the same
time and place, for cash, some valua-
bic pieces OF HOUSEHOLD IUR-
NlTUkE.
Amelia Chapman.
Feh. IS. .
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a Moore, Reg. Wills
This is to give Notice,

That the xusscniser OF aieNandria
County in the Distriet OF eoium''ia
has chtained from the orphans Conrs
o sail County, letters of administers
ton on the personal estate Of Jehn Muif
late OF the county aforesaid deI'd All
persons having claims against the said
Decedent, arc hereby warned to eShi.
bit the same with the vouchers thtreo:
July authenticated and passed by the
Orphans Court, TO the subscriber, on
,r nefore the 2eth Gay of Aug. next, o.
they NY by law be excluded from ali
,snsit to said estate, and those isdsbt-
ID thereto are requested to make I'M
mediate payment: Given under my
land this Goth day @ February isl5.
Mary Muir,
Administrators Of J. Asssir
Feb. el
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For Sale,
A r A e M !.

Lying within two niles OF tie Tewn
OF Alcxandria, kncwn by the name OF
CBIeii--a.so Farn, containing ABOUT
800 ores, tying witi.ia twelve mics
of Alexandria, the sane distance
from Georgetown, near Fairfax cid
Court .hsase-alss, s Firm containing
ss3, Within fsur mil Ct the Occoauan
3I Is, hcayiIy tirs,esed The above
farms viii Be- exchanged for ,produce
or stock in either OF tho Banks OF A
lexandi ia;-For terms apply TO
James c.. Dcnea!c.
Gr I wish 10 sell THREE WAC
Cons and lEANtS.
Feb. IS. 4.
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mo 1888
Public Sale.

J - & "a =
ON Fridty next at 10 o'c'ockw be sr,d
& at the Dwslling Hon of JosefA
Thomas, decreased, all the pcris hapic
e.t2te nf tie dcecocat,c on.lsti - Of
Household & Kitchen Fur
niiurs, B'cen, Beel, Fi.A s}orn, Lard.
Isllow, Hcrses, Cattle, Carts, a good
Zig and Harness, and two Weo d floats,
Farming utensils, SC. &C. Tsins
made known OH the cay of sale.
sLSD
A new Fishing Seine.
WIN. Weston,
John M'Cobb,
2. G. Marsteller.
Feb. %.
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Tor Rent-

kfor Rent
EssIE WHARF and WARE
I HOUSE lstely occupied by the
j1loscriiser, formcrE CoHss Us Wharf
Che Wharf is loo feet vie and has
two docks, andt3e y archou c is 40 by
70 fest, three stories high, finished
complete Npp' 70,
Ferdinand Marsteller.
February IS. 2w.
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Orphans Court.

.Alerardua ceuasy, Fe6, Term, 1915.
ORDERED, shat the aaaliais,ratis
of JOHN MUIR, deceased, do insert
TIE folio ing advertisements hcse times
a weekfer four vssAs IN the Alexan-
dria news papers,
A Copy-Test
a Moore, Reg. Wills.
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A I utor Wanted

A Salary of 900 Dollars will be gives
to an elderly Gentleman of good
moral habits who will undertake the tut
ton Of | 2 Boys in private family. /.
will be required that he has perfect
.knouledge Of the English language and
the dissnrsnt branches of Mathematics.
BENZ. DuLANY.
& Dec. 8. IT
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Notice as hereby g1uen,
Feb. Il.

ZERO TIC Stockholders Of the Mocha
& MICS Bank Of, Alexandria, ,lian an
Election will bsfheid at the Court.
House in this town on the Cd Monday
in March next (lsth) for the purpose O
choosing Gfteen Directors for the enss.
ing year.
FIN. Patton, Jr. Cashier.
February 9 dlE
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ORPHANS Court

.qlegnndriu CoHstg, Feb. Tsrm SIS.
ORDERED, ihst the ~i,ainisirat .
Of Ehzsb III Rochsn,, Deceased, do in-
scrs tAe following advertisement three
lines week for,vo weeks in the Alex
andria newspapers.
A Cepy-Iest.
il. Moore, Rsg. Wiils.
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To il ent,

10 sent,
~HE Country Seat on Cameron
y Hill, formerly the property o
John Richter. deceased. This tenc.
meat is beautifully sitnsted on a cone
slanding eminenrc, e from is healih
ines. and cvniigully to the iowa o.
Alexandria, offers strong induce
ment to agcnteeI family.
Also,
The House and Lot lately occupied
by Dr.. Brooke, where a variety OF
handsome Furniture may be boush t
Apply to
James C. Dcneale.
Nov. 10.
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A-AlNlI11sv ~ AAAA<aj
FOR Sale.
1900 Acres Of LAND.

itMG On Elk r sar, .aecut 90
!; ~ raliss from Chartsstowa, where
asa pies intothe Great Kenhawa Ri
~ -, sad IN the County of Kenhawe,
- a.h se sold or exchanged for other
r''sef'y N, the District of Columbia,
" oftae adj4cent Counties on low
rs. his Land IS heavily tsmter-
=! - good quality, and lies in the
wss"oThood # several valuable Salt
, masss' FOR terms and particulars
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Land & Negroes for Sale,
Or to be e4changed for Steck IN eitheI
of the Banks Of Tirgini4.

LaIiu & ISCSIOCo 1ol SdlS,
Orto be e4cAGnged for Steck IN either
Of the Sanka Of Tfrginis.
THE Subscriber offers fer sale q
4 tract of LAND, containing i2oo
Acres. situated in Fairfax County, a.
bout 10 miles from Alexandria, Geo.
Town and Washington and together
with i, 50 likely NEGROES, now on it
The land lies in healthy neis hhor-
hood, progressing rapidly in improve
ment; and considered as exceedingly
well adapted to the use OF pisistcr A
large proportion OF it has been laying
for some time past in clover, and might
at q triHing expense tits helieved,9 be
very highly improved.
VIM. II. Fitzhugh.
Ravensworth, near Alex'a.
February II. dlwlaw6M
81 The Editors of the Lecsbnrg
Westinghouse, Virginia Herald, Vir-
ginia Patriot and Richmond Enquirer
are requestedto publish the above as
directed and send their accounts to
this oaice for payment.
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SECOND

SECOND
Liberty Engine House I Lottery.
In which there is 2 prizes Of 3 zo,oeo
do 10000
do 5000
do 5000
do 1900
do 1907
10 do 500
Will commence drawing in Baltimore
y February next, first drawn Ticket en-.
tiled to 5000 Dollars.
6 Present price Of Tickets SIS but
will advance on the lot January next to
IS.
For sale BY
Dec. III
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]. d. Simms.
dle1Gnaria
n OTTCE.

~. Subscriber respectfully in
il 30. 'orns her friends a,sd the public
3, s.'er IL that she has ensaeed a stea-
f'iS0n end intends caYsy;ng on the
!. =. Cabinet Business
ls,sss i, = various brsacses, At the stsnd
occupied By John Nsu,s, deed.
,,s ), Mary Muir.
.,, . anted to purchase Alex
S Saar'a g Washington Read
'sA-Eneuire at this 0aice.
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Joseph Vaudeville,
: Gorner Of kmg and Fsfvar Streets.
HA4 FOR SALE,
SO or. Chests Gunpowdcr, Imperial,
Hy.op, Young Tyson, Hyson-
Skin, and Seuchanr TEAS.
$4,000 10. refined SUGARS.
60 bhls. Muscoyado & n. Orleans
Sugars.
90 boxes White and Brown Ha.
wanna do.
10 pipes Cagnac BR ANDY.
ESQ bexes Mould CANDLES:
With general assortment ST tho best
Wines, Liquors and Groceries.
.Ociohes 95
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JUST RECEIVED
For SGle 5y the Su6sc,i6rrs,
The Gentleman's almanac for
1915.

oNT'AINING
Ruled Pages Tor Aie,notaudums, re.
Inc Officers ct the general Govern.
ment of the U. States,
Executive, Legislative Esd Judiciary, :
The Post Once Establishment,
4 Lis OF thssNavy and Army ofthc u.
States, and several urtFul Tables
CGmets Hair Pencils
Assorted OF excellent qsalty.
james Kennedy g Son,
january 5 cav
District of Columbia-o soit.
oe.nty Of gieaunaric.
& Nsv, Term, 18Th.
Mahlon scaoiieia and VIII. h. Jol.
life, joint Merchan,s ana .epaft,.ers
- ifsae, under the firm OF WALTON
ocho.heid & Company om,,ie iaan.s.
AGAINST
Isaac Payne, Charles e. Ch.nnsn
Cashier OF the Us,lon Barkr.f -
andria and John JanRey, Presio.l, f.
Daniel hi'fh.rson, Wil;am JcIin,.
Charles +. Msrcer, Joha M'Kinney,n
John b. Pston, George T.yior, J ho-
mas J.nney, Henry St. Gtorpe Tuck
er, Wiliiam Fl. Br.NDs Jacob Morgan,
.Viiiiam HsraeIt, Jr Iosn Leyc, Ia.
Wd Ross, Digm a etealt Craven 7.
Pcyton, Charles Huter, Jonathan
Soho field and Andrew S,tol6e'e liz
reetors OF the said Bant- DeftnSrnts5
In CHANCHRY.
Isaac Payne not having entered his
appearance and gises sscurIt, a.,.l' -
ipg 10 the statute and the lujet Of Ills
Court, and it appearing TO he sstisfac-
rlcn of this Court Hpon sfidavit, dist
the SAID d.ieHdaEt Isaac Payne Is ct
an inhahitant otthis district :-Cn ma-
tion Of the SAID compliments ny ttelr
counsel, ii is ordered that The said dee
PENDANT Isaac Payne appesr here On
the first day of April J crm next, aid
enter his appearance to this suit md
give security for perform spg The dc.
crees of the Court, anG that the other
defendants Charles +. Chapman, Ca
shier, John Janrey, President. and
Daaie! r Pherson and othe:s Dnec-
tors OF the said Unien Bank Of Alex
andria do not pay away, convey CT see
crete the debts by them owing ta or
the estate or effects in their hard be-
longing to the said absent defendant
Isaac Payne, until the further order or
decree Of thi. court; and that : copy
o. this order be forthwith published Ter
tive months SUCCESSFULLY in one OF Y .
public newspapers published IN TIC
'Ceunty. and that anothcrcopy he r".t-
ed at the from, door OF the Courthouse
oil said County.
A Copy-Test.
G. Deneale, c, c.
F-bruary l lsw9nl
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JUST PUBLISHED
FOR SALE
By e. GRAY,

VAEEY'S GENERAL. ATLAS,
lApaovED s ENLARGED,
SsiNG csRection of Map. OF the
World, md Quarters, their Empires,
Aagdems &c. containing 6ftv eight
maps, handso,neiy Colopcd, half bound
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there be only another war to increase
multitude of goyernmental slaves and
fans. and we pledge ourselves for i'll
1T will not be long e'er we see, in i'm
|tion OF the successful fraud of Bonapa
books opened in the metropolis of e
state for subscribers to a Monarc
change in our Governments cha
which will reduce us, in clap, to
condition of subjects, to a single des
Is worse, those books will be
led with names enough to make an
dress of Adhesion pass as the act o.
majority-Whether the change will
specifically to Consul, to an Emperor
toa King, we do not pretend to del
mine /; but of this we are persuaded. t
It the people continue to be acted u,
50 atsocioasly, cheated so openly, ane
stupidity to walk into the traps that
laid for them as they are in the long ha
Of being the experiment will be tried, a
if tried will be successful.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-13
Maurice Herbert,

TyAKEs this method of informing lis
& friends that he will remain in st.
Bartholomew for several months, where
he will be grateful for any business that
may be entrusted to his care. His first
object will be to cultivate correspond
ence with the neighboring islands. by
which means vessels directed to his adj
dress. in the event of an opening of the
British ports, will be enabled to avail
themselves Immediately, of the best mar.
ket, thereby avoiding the expence and de.
Law of seeking one. The schr. Louisa,
capt. horp, will sail to his address on
Wednesday, and the schooner Enter
prize the following day-Letters for st.
Barts. to go by the above vessels may lie
left at the counting room Of Adams, Her
bert & Co.
July 4.