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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-06

AZ ts~corner of Prince & Union Streets,
now 10 the occupancy Of David and
jonathan Ross Tie stand for ! Groce-
y Store and the purchase Of Grain, is
superior to any in the place.--posses-
sen gwen 10th 0ctober.
Apply to
Isascruson and FosCle.
Sept. IL.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-06

That tie subscriber of Alexandria couu-
ty, IN tie District Of Columbia; have OBJ
4taiHed from the orphan'ssC oert Of SAID
county, letters testamentafy on the es-
tate Of Oliver Wilson late of the
county Aforesaid, decd: All persons
having claims against the said decedent
are hereby waraed to exhibit the same
to the Subscribers on or before the 9th
day OF MAY next, or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate,
and those indebted thereto are required
to make immediate payment.
Gisen under my hand this 27th Of No
yenber 1915.
Peter Saunders,
Daniel h'Pherson,
Ex'ors. Of Oliver Wilson, decd. 5
Nov a8 eo2w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-06

Country merchants and others suppli-
ed with them BY the qaantity on the low
est terms.
ALSO,
With writing, wrapping and letter pa
pers, bibles, testaments, spelling books,
primers aaal'listuries -slates and pencils,
playing aud blank cards, Russia and
Dutch quilts and ink powder.--A gene-
raj assortment Of Greek, Latin and En-
gIish school books--most Of the new pub
locations Of the day, and a large stock o.
standing works ofsmerit. Episcopal
aud Roman PRAYER books, Psalm and
LYNN books, history and poetry, medical
surgical and law books, SIC.
He expects in few days supply 81
German Alnanacks, and has just'reeeiy.
ed by the Wiihelmina from Livefpopl.
% 900 English Quilts
OF good quality and cheap Esiglisi.
IsSaters in tin b8xes---hlack lead pencil
and Dutch sealing wax.
& sE7s IL gross ef Humphreys copper
plate playing Cards, first quality and as,
sorted sizes.
sept. 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-06
Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has Just received by
Me General Lingan, Captain Weston,
rom Amsterdam, a large 4 elegant as.
s.wbnent Of Isoiting Cloths, of q superior
, quality. which win be offered for sale at
the store of MIR. James Anderson.
Amos diarltnder,
s,..shsr h IL s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-06

.aierandria County, Noe. Term, 1915.
"a RDEREn that the Executors of O.
" liver Wilson. decd. do insert the
following advertisement three times a
week, two weeks in the Alexandra
newspapers.
A. MOORE; Rec.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-06
Elegant Shawls, s..

David Peabody,
Hns inst receired an assortment Of
rSLEGAN'r Merino and ] esantine
IA Shawfs ~. s.
S;IE half handkerchiefs, black silk hand
kerehiefs /,
BACK, white and colored Virginia ana
Florence silks
II few elegant hearth rugs
Two bales Gotten twist
one bale well charged rose blankets
One case platiIlas, one do. Britagnes
vine German linens, x brOwn Hollands
Ladies' and GentIem4ns' @orsted hosi-
cry
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-06

Lindsay and HiV

Lindsay and HiR
HAVE 1000 bnrhels ST. Cbes Salt
n adaat, which viii be sold on ac-
Ssonm@lalng terlos, il taken lspln On
IN STORE,
IN Ahds. - p
q hhas. seod retailing MoIasIses,
- troix Rom IN puncheans,
q lbs. green aud white EoEIce ii
yDalss Ssefgia aplapd Cotton.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-06
For Boston and Portland.

,.t5 The Brig Jane, Samuel r..
49, Mcclellan Master, will be
$3.50 ready to receive q Cargo in
five days. VIII take freight for either Of
the above places, on moderate terms.
Apply to d.
La1crdson e Fo1gis,
Who have for sale, said Briggs Cargo, of
500 I'ous PLAISTER PARIS.
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For FREIGHT,

zisE 4 he ship Orion,
y ~ bnrthen $50 tons, Robert
~ 30 s. - Rogers, master, in every
respect good vesseb and will be ready
for the reception Of cargo in a few
days. Apply to the master on board
Dodge Q Ktstell.
Dec cow
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-06
sNosice.

HsEiE stockholders in Great Hunt !,
Greek Bridge Company, arehere
By notified that 4 dividend Of three per
cent. Is declared and payable at the
counting house DC John and Thomas
Vowel, for the SIX months ending the
Isl inst.
November I0. Stfaw
IL IL 1 n & IN g
Handsomely executed at this ORiee.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-06

$50
81 Q chests black Tea equal to any we
Aaxe e,es BAD for family use
asks rich s9si.en Cheese -
Ses I'll Bite
boxes sss sl.anish segars
Is I'll. AnfIlsted
is4es Qessie Baskets, 10 . variety
90 bag@ preserved Lemons and Dram
res, ffom the same place
81 Strings Artificial Flowers, from do,
IaBQ entry a ratts, from do.
G hbls. Cfainberries
8 kegs ground Ginger
f9boyes Scotch Herrings, very line
20 bottles nice Catsup
i box containing 500 Algerine smoke
pines
Captured lately by commodore Decatur
It is supposed that they were intended
bvthe crewsto treat our jolly tars with
Whit after capture g in this they
caught a tartar" They may now be
viewed and bought rery cEeap, at the
corner Of, Bridge and High streets.
- sfs
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-06
/" Dnlch Pipes g /" liverpool
Fare. .cithoMt end to it,"
Hyatt 6 Wilson, I
Irho haze in Store,
Wines and Liquors,

Ofesery description, warranted as ge-
nuine as imported (; particularly Cogaiac
Brandy, 30 Spanish mixed wit, it ;
Spanish brand we have also, at much
less price.--As also a variefyef Wines
and Liquors which are not genuine and
sold as such. Our Madeira Wines are
now in very fine state and warrehted
as pure as imported. Gentlemen, tavern
keepers, and boarding houses, may de-
pend upongettingsuch wines and liquors
of ns,as Will please any taste.
N. b. Goods can be had as low of US
as ia Baltimore and we take all kinds Of
notes that are genuine, Of our customers
only, and when dealt out. We have
also a variety Of Fancy Goods, which
Will be sold low, as we wish to close sales
Of all goods in our line.
country Merchants will do well
TO give us a cali; our assortment is large
and we will dealliberally with them.
George Town Oct. 25.
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For New York.

The Brig SUSAN, Joseph Bunting
Master,is now loading at MancAster's
wharf--will sail in three days, and take
500 bbIs on Freight; if immediate ap.
.plication is made to the Mastor % board,
sor as above.
Navnmher or
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-06
Bryan Hampson & Go.

Bryan Hamps0n y 20.
Haze ysst rcceirsd and e8sr for Sale,
so hogsheads and IS tierces retailing
molasses
so ditto $50 bis. Mnscovatlc sugars
goo bags prime green coffee
3 tons double B no. /, 2, $ and 4,
patent shot
10 hogsheads green cspperas
100 boxes pipes
5000 bushels coarse salt
A few bushels fresh Timothy seed.
ind o., Hand,
a seneralassortinent Of Groceries as
usual.
They also keep a supply Of the best
Flour for family use,
!, september S6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-06

JOHN 9. L.aDD, q Co
Have received per the ship Mary, capt.
Babbage from Liverpool, aud now o.
fer for sale
81 packages Piece Goods,
consisting ofcambrics, prints. cords, cot
ton hosiery and one bale Flannels.
dec 1
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Orphans Court,

Dec /
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-22
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL, 1859
Extract ETA Letter from an e97cer ofMe United
States, Narn dIted
The Bau of .NaDips. Sent. 10.

Inc nay ~ JSHpteS, Sept. 10.
This being the first opportunity since we
ieft Aig ers, Iuse it. We left Algiers the 9th
July and on the 18th arrived at Caslaii for wa.
ter and refreshments on the 25th sailed for Tu.
MS, and on the following day anchored in the bay.
in hne position. The commodore immed Aleiy
made his compliments to the 5ey, signifyine to
him that, as he had permitted tsUo briggs prizes
to the United States flag, TO be taken from under
ms batteries by an English ship of war, contrary
to the usages of war and civilized nations. he
having power to resist this violation his port
the purpose oftlis visit was to demand indem
NIFTY for this breach of good faith, and ne would
expect the indemnity to be sent on board by
gwen hour on the day named the commodore
sent an estimate the value of the prizes. and
although there appears TO have been great conste1
nation, the demand was promptly complied with
and the indemnity sent on board having accom-
phshed this service by the I'd August we sailed
for, and on the 5th anchored before TripoIi.
where we had similar ceremony to perform,
ana which was conducted in the same smooth
cool, decided way, without any palaver, which
would leave room to doubt that we should do as
we said The hey of Tripoiappears not to have
had so much of the ready at command, but show
ed equal readiness with his neighbor to comply
with the demand falling short of the indemni
ty required, he signifyed that there was a Dan
ish family IN lis possession, consisting of nine
persons and two other Europeans, whom he was
willing to deliver up to make good the indemni-
ty demanded the commodore did not hesitate
moment, and we had the satisfaction TO see them
soon alter arrive on board our squadron need
not say how gratifying this cruize must be TO
every American soul, how delightful il was to
see the stars and stripes holding forth the hand
OF reiributive justice to the barbarans and rescu-
ing the unfortunate, even of distant but friendly
European nations, from slavery.
On the 10th we arrived at Syracuse, and on
the 2Oth at Messina, where we underwent some
repairs, and on the I'd September, arrived at this
place, where We found the Petapsco, capt. Moon.
winch sails Tomorrow, for the United States. the
Andrew jackson, OF New-York, and an American
2r1g name not known the schooner Orr, from
Baltimore, has arrived here
!" There is report here, that some Dutch ships
OF war, have had rencontre with an Alger.ne
squadron, which terminated without any thinr
lec'sVe on either SIDE; but it is very doubtful
here IS also report ofthe capture of several
swedish vessels by the IripoGtans and AIgerines
guess we are clear of them for some wears at
least they see we are not only willing but able
and determined toput them on taeir good beha-
yIor All along shore II other nations do not do
So they ought TO suffer. I hope our govern
ment will not thnkwe ought tsgo 10 sleep, because
oar character 10 up."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-22
THE (" INDEPENDENcF,,
Ez,ract Of a letter from co,uaoa,are Decatur I.

we have been fayoured with the peru
sal OF letters from officers belonging to the
lndendence, and it has given us great
pleasure to observe the perfect satisfaction
they express respecting this noble ship.
Information from officers on board, that
may be relied on, state that she has proved
excellent III all respects that she is re-
markably still, workslike pilot boat, SShas
beaten, IN all kinds of winds, all the yes-
sells with which she has sailed among the
number was the frigate Congress, hitherto
considered to be the fastest sailing shin on
the wind in our navy. We believe it is
not usual in the EurOpeon nayles for their
ships OF the line to equal their lrigates in
point of sailing.
Although the Independence is shallow
for her other dime nsions, Dy fxioc t;oht
half ports, which can be kept in In time of
&C tlon, and has the same effect as raising
her lower sil!s IA inches, she IS found able
to hight her guns at feet 10 inches, a
helgnt greater than many two decked Bri.
t'sh ships hight their lower battery, which
generally averages irOm feet 2 inches To
4 feet 8 inches.
In consequence Of her possessing such
great stability, it is the opinion Of officers
on board, competent judges, that she will
admit, ii it should be thought expedient,
the raising of her gun decks considerably,
which, with Strengthening her sheer Ian
alteration which was gwen with great adj
vantage to the frigate Constitution, when
she was repaired under the direction OF
Com. Balnbridge, aud which enables ships
to hight their guns with more rapidity and
preclsiOn) would give an additional height
OF 10 or | inches aud thereby enable her
TO hight her guns with her original heavy
armament OH board, from 4 feet 10 inche,
to 8 feet; height which is considered
most favorable for execution.
1t is peculiarly gratifying to us to record
this Information, as so many crude report,
were circulated on the subject Drevjous n
her sailing, and So much apprehension en-
tertained for the safe carriage of the shin.
Unused TO two-decked vessels, it was Il
have been expected that much speculation
would be INDUCED, and opinions various
and contradictory be formed but expert
ence has given judgment, and we, as be.
longing to the place of her nativity, (ifwe
may SO express ourselyes) anticipate The
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-22
N A V A L.
WAsu1xerox, Nov, Is.

Cofy Of letter fjoor Coni,ho,lo7s Decatur to the
6eorsta'y Of ne Navy, difed u. s. shio C1ler-
r1eFe, -Sty II Thus, Jitiy 81, 1913.
SIR,
have The honor TO inform you, that upon
my arrival at this anchorage, was made acqua.nt-
cd with the following transactions, winch had
taken place here during our late war with Great
Britain.
Two prizes, which had been taken by the
Abeiiino priyateer and sent into this port, were
taken possession of by a British vessel Of war.
while lying within the protection of the Bey OF
Tunls. The Consul having communicated to
me information OF this violation Of our treaty with
Iunis, demanded satisfaction oil the Bey. AZ.
ter some hesitation aud proposing delay of pay
ment Tor one year, my demand was acceded to,
and the money, amounting to ,forty-six thousand
dollars, was paid into the hands Of the Consul,
Mr., Noah, agent for the priyateer.
shall proceed Immediately for TripoIi. and
VIII give you early information Of tue further
proceedings OF CHS squadron. The hey of Tu-
nis has now lying in DIS hsrbor, nearly ready for
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-22
SoRth Anericn.

,p., CAETHteESA, September 81.
lhis place IS now IN such a state Of defence tb,t
itnoriil2 makes the least movement apair,st h his
force wil be extermnated The Pcpa - 60 we'll
fortified, that though Morillo, has often reconnoi.
tered the position, lie has not attempted AN attaek
and y he should venture, lie will regret il, Will
the garrison now IN It. Tie FORT OF 81. Lazarus
Is equally we'll defended The cavalry under
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-22

time when, if occasion should require, tn,
name of the /" independence" will be n,
less glorious in the annals of our naval his
tory than that of the . Constitution.
CBost0n Daily 7d,.
Communicated for the United States Ga
Mr.. BRoNsoN,
As it will doubtless be gratifying ia
most of your readers to hear that our good
brig Enterprise weathered the tremen-
dous gale of the 9th August, and has ar
rived in safety at Gibraltar on the 9th OF
September last, send you an extract from
letter just received from an officer OH
board.
So We sailed on the 9th of August at 9
O'Clock, with a strong breeze from the
northward and westward, this continued
two days, on the third about noon it began
to blow gale, until 10 at night, when it
blew so hard we had the comfors of re-
fleeing that it could not blow much hard
err nevertheless it did increase and CONT
nued for about three hours with fury
altogether inconceivable. All the sails
were taken in and the yards lowered upon
"SSN. uhN iatOi SiSS udo UGH
done Capt. Kearney ordered the guns to
be thrown overheard, and the carpenters
to stand by to cut away the mast-before
these orders could be executed the wind
began TO abate, and we happily saved our
guns and masts, the wind continued with
violence till day light, but. the force of it
wss spent. Cir gallant little brig rode
through the storm with great ease and
a0ithout the least injury."-'. You were
wishing" said the capt. to me, g to see a
storm at sea''-Said g and my curiosity
is completely grdtJied''-.' If tits not you
are very unreasonable, for a harder one
never blew on the Atlantack-old Boreas
has been getting new pair of bellows and
seems determined to try them on us.''
Two days after this we spoke the ship
Patriot of Liverpool-she had lost her
mizenmast and foretop-mast in the gale
and was leaky-the captain informed us
he was one of feet of sc sail from Jamai-
ca,under convoy Of the Warriour of "a
and sloop of war-the convoy was dis
,persed in the gale he saw two vessels 20
down-saw the next day the wrecks of
two others--had on board the crew of a
fifth, whom he had saved-and had spoken
sixth IL distress--iie was apprehensive
that the greater part of the feet was lost
&c. he never saw so tremendous a gale in
his llte-He was surprised at the appear
ance of our yessel--for we lcere as sn,;g
as if zoe had Just came ont Of port. For
this we are indebted under Providence, to
the excellence of our briggs crew and Off
GERS.
Z" 9Th Of Sept.-Thc land we made yes
terday proves to be the Coast of Spain be-
tween Capes st. Vincent and st. Mary's,
about noon our main ami foretop-masts
were carried away in singular manner,
the weather was perfectly serene and the
sky cloudless-the wind light and we
were going under easy sail, when sudden
wirlwind carried away the topmast, sails.
rigging and all-,ciite not a breath of 1t
1caS felt on deck I'VE did not feel the least
shock, nor was the motion ofthe vessel i'm
pedcd-in short no indication oft was to
be seen, heard or felt--and except the man
at the mast head, no one could tell how or
when it happened.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-22
By List NIGHTS .lLgTL.

= The brig Saratoga Capt. Aderton arrived :,
New-forkf on the 18th inst. IN 40 DAYS from
SaalE, winch place she eff, on the 9Th Oct Cant
~ nl'oruls mat no French vessel is permitted to
ed by Lord Wellington. lie Also sf,tes ia 49,
RUSSIANS had marched az inst Brest, which stiil
continued refractory. Commodore Bainbrdoe5s
squadron : arrived at Newport r. l. on Monday
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-22
VIRGINIA.,

NIHGlNlA:
AT Rules holden in The Clerks Office Of the son,
,D;a, I G go o. Cb"neery for TIE Richmond ri
George Watt mr.,
.9gdin9 IL
"n lS :. j Snaw' Archibald Foster, and WIN -
ana william Crawford merchants and Dunn,
acting under the firm Of Crawford and Partners
THE d.e..,.-. ,r,.,.. Def nd ~.
TIE defendant william Shaw not kay ante
ed hs appearance and given sscurifg ne enter-
the act OF Assembly and the Ruiss eSSSoriing 10
ana 1t appearing BY satisfactory en- co h ,4 Court
TS.t a. the nn s.5 B 81 this Is r be- Z
first day OF the next term an, sPper here on the
p'a2u and that's gopy s order he BE- S, Of tie
Of SShmon 's fa sy ,9 e ob, % t. ci5S
City. we N"P'to IA tie said
eopy.-Teste.
Nov. %, " AAs"'0g' Z. C.
wsw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-22
MEDTTERRANEAN snIrAnPnN

on Thursday afternoon arrived at this Harbour
INC United STATES brig Flambeau, John T. Nichol.
sun Esq Commander, from Gibraltar, Which,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-22

When they shall have cultivated il, they viii de-
sire to possess themselves Of the Floridas, which
can be useful only to them. We fear then that
the occupation of these two provinces viii not
prove in tie end, sound policy. II will even be
heavy charge TO the treasury, Cor Spain is oblig-
ed to draw every year Isl 900 dollars from Mex
leo, to support her establishments in the Fiori-
dss.
Sept. %.
Public Funds 8 pr cent. consuls, 81 /; do re-
duced, shut. omnium ! premium
VJsssA, Sept. 10.
TIE day before yesterday viii find place in
history a great diplomatic actwas contaminated
ut the imperial palace of Schrnbrun. Her Inn
rerih Higbness the Arch Duchess Maria Louisa
went thither, and there to extnguish all party
spirit, to prevent every kind of discussion which
evil minded persons might excite. Her Imperial
IIighness signed formal act by which she re-
renounces, for her own person ard that Of her
SON., every title Of majesty, and all professions
whatsoever 10 the throne of France. Her Impe-
rial Hghness will hereafter take the titles of Arch
Duchess of Austria and Duchess of Parma her
son will be called the hereditary Prince of Par
ma.
This act was read with solemnity by the Coun-
cellor of State Hudelist; it was then presented
for signature by Prince Mettemch, performing
the office of Chancellor of the Court and of the
State and of conference.
Her Imperial bighness the Duchess of, Parma
having retired with the Marchioness of Scsrampi
who succeeded Grand Mistress the deceased
Madame the Marchoness of Brignole, the new
Grand Master, the Marquis de Sauvitale, assem-
bled all the persons attached to the Court of the
princess, and read to them this act in order that
they might conform themselves thereto.
The Duchess of Parma went IN the evening to
Vienna, to sup with the Arch Duchess Beatria,
IN the palace of the Faubourg,
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~ Runaway.

) I'm very dark fiulatto boy, about
81 thirteen years of age, absconded
from the Subscriber on Wednesday last,
9Th Sept. lie is rather short for his age
but well formed and very active, has
cares on each side Of his body below his
arms, from bnrns-Eis hair short being
lately cut-Had on when he eleped a
sapanned Leather Hat, nearly new.
blue cloth roundabout jacket and trous-
ers--no shoes or stockipgs-ln this dress
he was seenearly yesterday morning at
the house of MIR. Jas. Glouster, on the
southern road near. Hay6eld, enquiring
the road to Occoquan, and went EDWARDS
that way. EIeis an artful boy ready to
answcrquestions without regard to truth
- For his apprehension in Fairfax county,
Twill give five dollars, reward. if beyond
fiat county.ten dollars. and twenty dol
lars it beyound Prince William county,
and unreasonable expences for bringing
him kome or placing bin IN Jail so that |
get him again-Any person employing,
secretias or taxing away said boz, will
be prosecuted as the law directs.
Joseph MGndeUille.
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Tyyr r. e Il p i ID /,
Puhhc Sale

TT NTiTSD ING toremoye from Alexan-
g dria, and anxious to settle all just
claims against me; will positively be
sold. a half acre LOT With the Improve
ments therein, situate or Hepry -stleef
and soutl, side Of Wilkes lane. saiaimns
A AEackengie's Let 4 south OF sir. t,ase's
and Mr. Marstelies's property. Anypar-
sicular description is considered usAsess,
assthosa DESTROYS of possessing so deslra-
Sic spot will naturally view the prem
ees, A liberal credit will be given Tor
Anah tEeurchase money, and tie day OF
ale mad known by Mr. Marsteilef.
e james MacieaSie.
October 9. ct
s- Sale to take place at half past 3 8
se.ac.i. Il
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lsepafted thu lie, Yesterday morning
after short but painful illness Mi
Thompson Hiolett, ia the 2sth year d
lis age. Polite, mild, and unassulnine
|if his manners, steady, peIsevering and
|diligent in his business, he acquired and
naintained the character Of an honest
man and q good citizen,
Hin friends and acquaintance are hi
svited to attend bis funeral this mprnina
at 5 O'Clock, from the house Of Mrs.
Rankin, corner Of King and Pitt Streets.
Departed this life at his residence on
.he Potomac, on Wednesday the 28th
5f September, Mr.. John Ladder.