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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
ON Saturday next at 8 o'clock, VIII
be sold as she now laws, bet"een
Hunter and Hughes's Ship Yard,
The Brig Clarasso,
Bnrthen ia tons, built in North Ca
rolina in 1906, her rigging, sails, and
other appurtcnaDces part OF which
are very good, may be previously exa.
mined en- application to
Lawrason & Fowle.
March %,
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Bowdiag House.
nj RS Al A RY YOUN &

MRS. MI 4 IL \ u Y N G
rt-NANAS this method to inform her
friend: anu the pubic. taat she
h taken convenient house On the
80 u,h side Of Prince street, between
iriax and Water streets, where shs
~ II ne rappy to accommodate lew
&c ntecl boarders,
Ma en- 10. 2w
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Thomas FL. HozsI1sd,

HAS FoH SALE,
The CARGO Of the Schooner Rose.
IN BLOOM, consisting of
Too sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
647 bushels Cadiz ditto,
| box Factory Goods,
40 casks Lime.
Apply at the store formerly occupied
by "A, p. COVER.
March IS. / st
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Public Sale.

j uUllC 6dlC.
On H'EDNASDAY, tAe 5th Of AhrR
nert, reiA be sold, al fu6ac sale,Jo
cash
ENHE personal estate Of John McC2e
a nachan, decessed, at bis late resi-
lence, Sttfney, within S miles OF Hay
Market, misunderstanding Of Corn,
Horses, Cattle. Sheep, Hogs, Farming
Utensils, Household AID Kitchen Fur
niture, &c. sc Al which lime those
indebted to the said estate are requested
TO make payment, & those having claims
will please present them tn
James .HcClenactian, Ex'r.
March q ~
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Negroes for Sale.
Orphans Court,

.dlerandria County, March Tenn, 1915
ORD RED, Ina, the Executor q
Theodore Skinner deceasc!, do IN.
sert the following advertisements three
times week Tor four weeks in the
Alexaadria newspspcrs-
a Copy-Test
A MOORE. Reosr
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For FREIGHT,

- lie SHIP
80 - LAPiVING,
~ Ethraiaa HReor, Master !;
Burthens or s 90 barrels in every
respect first rate sh,p; now on her
pasx.ge from an eastern nurt, and Will
be ready for the scei ton of cargo
Immediately on her arrival. For terms
apply to
JACKSON &c RUMNEY.
March H.. Wv
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Warch ~ aW
viii be sold at Public Sale,
o., fhp 9Th af laril alpa.t

AT The late residence of Geo. North,
deceased, in the County of Fairfax, all
his PERSONAL rs IA E, consisting
Of seven likely Negroes, several Horses,
and his stock of Cattle and Hogs, & ma
ny articles of Household Furniture
The terms will be made known on the
day Of sale.
Thomson r. Mason, Admir-;
March 20. ass
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Z L S Hl .

IHNHE Subscriber respectfully IN
e. forms The pubic, thst he will fur.
,nish FISH It Hollia's Point Landing -
Persons wishing to contract fol large
quantity can be supplied on low terms
He viii take Corn, Rye or Bacon in
exchange for Fish, "a the rate Of 8
peunds Of Bacon for LEGO Hcrrings,
ore barre! OF, Corn for $500, or bush
ell and half of Rye for 1000. He
will take particular care to give game
raj satisfaction to all'who may call
him al his landing
Vim. Patterson.
March IL aw
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Dry woods.

Tenuson Hams, &c.
Jusl received and for Sale quantity Of
WELL CURED
VENISON HAMS.
ON HAND.
10000 lbs Bacon Of superior quality
tor fsrolly use.
Dried Meats, Tongues, &c.
ALSO;
A general assortment Of Groceries as
usual:
ALSO,
Seine Corhc.
VIM. Garner.
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Soap and Candies.

Soap and Candies.
THE Subscribers have on hand at
their Manufsetary on Water Street,
lately occupied BY WIN. DunIspa guam
thy of
Soap, Mould & Dipt Candles,
Which they Fer for Sale.
A generous price will he given for
raw and rendered TALLOW
Henry Nicholson & Co.
February IA diff
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IHE SUBSCRIBER
Offers for Sale.
NEW INVENTED
Patent Pocket Lights,
WITHOUT PHOSPHORUS.

THIS new mode Of producing IN.
sTANTANEoUs LIGHT, differs from all
Others hitherto kno~n. 1t principally
recommends itself by the cleanliness at
tacbed to its use. the certainty Of giving
immediate light, and above all the safety
with which it may DC used.
fhe possessor, therefore, is neither
exposed to the danger and noxioss smell
OF Phosphorus, nor is be liable by ever
turning or breaking the bottle, to lose
its contents, and thereby DC deprived Of
the means If obtaining iignt
THE BOX, contain ng bottle with
the composition & matches viii be fur
nisbed for One Dollar The bottle,
when exhausted, VIII be replenished fer
twelve and half cents, and supply OF
matches for fifty cents per HUNDRED.
tits so adapted iorgene al utility, thst
it can only be sufficiently appreciated hy
those who try and expcriesce its COCO
effects; particularly in case ofaccident,
or sudden indispositiuD in tie night, 1t
will therefore be fourd ntefsl IN all!
Chambers, Public Offices. Counting
Houses, Kitchens. &c.
AND EORALL
Naval 9 .Niifary officers. Trare.-
ters. Segar Smokers, &c.
Pure Lemon Acid,
For Punch, Lemonade, aaces, Je'
lies, and every purpose in cookery, TAX
ing out of Stains, &c.
Also, superior quality Chewing To-
bacco, old.
A. q. Dick.
March 90. st
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REMOVAL,
adams, Herbert 6 Co.
Have removed 10 the biick warehouse
lower end IF Prince street dock,
where they offer Tor sale,
40 bags COFFEE,
40 barrels do
SIS barrels Loaf Sugar,
IS chests and boxes Imperial, Hy.
son, and YOUNG Tyson Teas,
40 bales Upland Cotton,
l6 barrels Tanners Oil,
5000 lbs. prime Soal Leather.
ALSO,
hbls Varnish and 60 bbls. Rosin
March
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Eos TIE II. IIo,t, Gazette, te22at -
E.stract efa lstisr an Bsrlsait, eess, !
dug. s..

o. tae Sin aud astst ipstant. h4avY
eaies wers experienced here, anal tfals
tue nseghar III wteeas Sec, &iaI;ist tie :
slaad. l.emiaane has htea bia,r;ng
nearus. Tat eea h,i2 called the ScTn-
thia Of Rr.,yiaas5ce. a.S & rrcP,mti3n G:
her cargo caiislsang q. spcriHace.i cia'7.
dies, .iaar, stase~. picked iasa, tgs.
or!f5;ki ashp-c CT tie santa side OF tSle
ls!sas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of eaeh
have been eN>ased by the neerues
as t,ev picked az al drifts. on We
Shouts hase iatesposecl q c'a.n-for tie
under ssitsr, ,sn,l otaers Concerned.
WeIlnas. daily a~e t7e melanchal s
TASK ;srseard the ,s2aT disasters at lei,
ooeasi ned BIZ TIE sever se2,ea of tie @ti!,
Oh, i)sla, aa.i SIS II Az st. and be- - :
hinge s.eptemher. scascrsy a vessel az
,ises bht bas sufl'.,'et, IL those gales ey
beiRg totally Of pa,tiy dismated.--
Many vessels. we ieir s1are .9a.l,eres
and cam a poor sailor ntt "sslei3
grave.
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E4s.c;, sept II.

An nhs;e.at Frie3d haq furnished rs
with the N:sgsis;gne Gazette, Of .hag, s
receive. BY lie an aal,a.sa!., ~ way@
beverly. fron' which We translated TIE.
account III &c pFece;iiae c9jannSs q
'tae sursend-r..F flse ss!aut: .. : ,,ssla|or.;c
to tie y;t:<h t:aa:,s, uadef i'e (cA'n-
mand Us SIR lanes i.eits. og nc leth
ult. II sae.as tae caag&est Was made
With very little ai2aGshel.
An eblisiR4 fi,:ena at !>e~5arypoFt sas
sent Us tsap4ra =. aye.i A9g, IS a'.d
~, caieti tle C.amcscia! Gazette at
Point tetre. wE::cli aeaesr, to be a COM
tlapaticn Of tae late l=9z-attte fnpegiaie.
.sey, eoats'9 Toe articles Of tie espitu-
sshoa, WHO, We 9a9e rfeuauslv trans
cnasd ffcaia Naytm;9ce I:ager. 4 sevc-
,a prQciamafisGs DEGREES Sss.',bi. rctiees
n the i-racisms5icn OF sic James i-c.:h
Ie styles :isoseif ts6@ernor of Uaada-
!MFe, aad administers the Government
70 the rarie Of his kritanhic Majesty.
Is Enowa to fl.Aee who are concern
\ I'd IN tie Nest Erdia trade. that two Or
bore G; TIC Gnvgrno:s Of these Islands
@ntheir o~a responsibility pcTna;tfed Ire
satTT 'ot Enc.;eanN oss..!.s with produce
inter- tie eS-;.atian in March last, q.
ne snler II s.ancil. peri,.i ia t'ielr ce-
ry TIE fs,sle@irg is a cory Of the re-
eiy Of The i:::i;ish' .tiaiste. to the ict-
,sr Of TIC GDverapr ri tie isSand ot 20
'a.o,s CD ti.:s s0et,set.
g., Csan:ns-s:rse', CO..; .tt .''iS,y, 1878.
hsre rree.y:i roar despatch q &c
IN Mach. an, q. very sa.ry 10 be uh-
er s''s l.,'c;.s;'y m ec~yes.!pe to yer
@e decided Misrepresentation 81 lis N!a7-
Ss,s gstefnaent, q. ya0r fas;iat". AL
Nsd any amesicsa Vessels u e;itfy
s,er 'he estiSaii IN 9 t.e e'eer ~ eoua'
Y BY whish spca asaris5s,'n nas>alt.ic,
sed IL. sfd;:e,, ;,a.e.
The c,adict wi;va yoc hsve @.oFscf
Nu,s in>.aee. is tnss contrary ~ IA.
Vi lie rel esai ieteIsst q. his Maiesf.i.
.elenie., ard iaa. %,4fetpe . s'ssnft..
You TIE xprsss chns'aads Of ms roy
b,shs~.s rue Erinos 9eeens, that yo
a@aid Is uo iassanceiake y upon soci
~ 10 s..:.ari9e tie Gs..a'iss'''n III
" F1s,s ., ;ypasf u vessels aaG CA
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Presley Jacobs,
Sent. 10
ia III o II /,

TIL o r.,
Next door to DR.. Lilies Apothecary's
Shop, King Street,
Nn RESPECTFULLY informs his Gus
sA toners and the public in general
that he has just receiTed an Assortment
of fashionable cloths. consisting OF super.
fine Blue, Black, Olive Brown MKT and
a beautiful Forest Green. He also has
some handsome Vestings. and expects
an additional assortment in few days
all of which he will! sell low for cash or
on short credit to punctual customers
Sept, 49, 81"
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A valuable Farm and Mil
FOR sale.

7ENHE subscriber will sell by authority,
d the Mill and Plantation which he
now occupies, belonging to Lydia Hough,
situated on the edge of q German settle
ment in the County Of Loudon, 9 miles
N. W. Of Tecsburg and two ard an half
miles from Waterford, on Beaver-Dam
Greek, and in one Of the best wheat
neighborhoods in the county. TIE tract
contains 1870 Acres, surpassed by none ia
the county for its fertility. About one
third of the land is we'll timbered, s. the
balance, ina state ofhigh cultivation, the
whole of which Is we'll watered. having
one or more springs in each field. The
mill is strong frame building, two and
a half stories high with three floors, with
one pair Of manufacturing burrs, feet in
diameter, together with Erans' machine-
~ complete, and one pair Of country
stones, four feet in diameter.---There are
also on the premises and rear the mill
a comfortable dwelling house, good
milier's house: a rood framed barn and
other necessary oat houses.
The above property, owing to its situ-
alton and numerous advantages, will, no
doubt, be worthy the attention OF any
person DESTROYS Of investing their money
IN real estate of the above description.
SAMUEL HOUGH,
N. 3. The above described property
will be sold eitherin body or divided as
may best suit purchasers S. II.
Loudoun Co. March III
April 10. eOtf
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Sverpool, cut SO days, had lost his tnain
mast and all his topmasts in the above
gale; capt. ID. was bound to Philad. but
intended making the first port.-Oh
Nantucket shoals, spoke brig from St.
Barts for Boston; blowing fresh could
not learn her name. Inlong 66, saw a
long boat, bottom upwards, apparently
but little time lost. p
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Public Sale.
THIS DAY, will be sold at the Yendt

THIS DAY, will be sold at the Vendue
Store,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Cambria, Jack
onet, I.eno. Book and Fancy Muslins
Muslin iIandkerchiefs. Ginghams, Ben.
gal Stripes, Calicoes, Madras Handker,
chiefs, Bombazeens, Cotton Hosiery
Sewing Silks, Laces, &c. &c.
ALSO,
9 Bales Flushings
P. G. Marsts'ler.
Sent. 10
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.Ae,e- lorll.,, Sept. 10.

,7.;e,s- lar1l.,, Sept. IS.
g.rs;yed, SLIP ,stnuiations Williams,
,,sster;iia:aa, Sc days, 2ln, dry goods,
Set 4. J.. sc. tsrisNgi,,, owners, r.
{febhar.l, re 10y. rasy.aid and ME-
yers, L. Eatthsuss iseinicke and ca.
>. b. Caayss, A. HsrisWa;i asd Zen, Il.
Batcsa4, HSileyan'i Tr.s. 6. and u.
.Enck> Sgaisn and t:aliss'.er, ). [ e :iay
and Son, aal esacss. Passengers. Pr.
sY's-eac. aaii tSsa daughters, ard Mr.
R:ley.--I4eft ii tie 'leA"', Snaps Gere-
RAJ i.iassarl, -, f5ece. nf:'un 5ai-
.oan. Ilarf;ooa bsttif9Nc y ii!iam G
IJaac, N'tt.ef, <eHa-scES , from
.l,altinose, asst &rri.ed efigs = asssh,
-, Boston and 3 sastefGan1 racket,
rogers, d.. sai,ed - CO. gsieh ship Em-
peror Of Enssia, West, q fNitisnarc,
|. I'd pafted, a.tsr being Is dsye out, in
k3t. IS. Ft,ng. IL, II la. 81. long. 10,
/, .assed tatGagh the homev:rd bound
f,:-itis;, " est lpaia feat Of SO sail. un-
! .Icf calv;pg q! a fiisa.e and tie sloop Lee
sa; e1.ft.ed by tie latter aad treat
lSa no!;t4tF. II iar. a, lehg. e., spoke
am salas, l@lsbbrY, Of f3eirsaTy port.
laUs Il DAYS FROM aaeahnah ser liam
3nra :; f&fee' ~ a had deer! Of tie fever
!s;uces ieay;es sayanpah. sept. ], lat.
lat, 81, long. 81. e pe.ieneea a most Sc
| ,ei Q gale of wi.id, FIRST tfom s s; T. and
.tsen from n n VI. driving before il
Itheusaads Of birds Of every description
IlEe ship was several tines on her beam
| ends, and had all her STERN sails blown
,saway. Sept. Sd, lat. Il, so. lang. IS
Espose ship spphrates, Dceost, from LII
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Robert McCrea & Co.
HAVE received by the ship America,
from Liverpool,
An assortment of
FALL GOODS,

Which they offer for sale at moderate
prices-viz:
White, rcd, yellow and scarlet FIan-
nels
, Rose Blankets and striped Bianketing
Blue, drab &,mixed Plains
SD cloths and twilled coatings
Cassimeres and worsted cords
Common and silk figured vestalets
and swansdowns
yelyerets, velveteens and Cords
Cambrics, shirtings, Dimity & print
ed Cuttings
They have also lately received an as
sortment of superfine fancy ensrained
Carpeting, green Bays, Madras Hand.
kerchiefs. Pins, furniture Bindings, Bed
Tick, Tow Linens, &c. &c.
September 8. II
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Night School.

yEyHE Subscriber takes this method
of informing the public that his
night school will commence on Monday
night the 18th Sept Those, wishing to
be instructed will please make early ap.
plication to
q. w. CARLIM.
September 10 diff
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ioRq or ALExAND.IA'
ENTERED

TNTERED
Schr. James, aedman, Baltimore:
cleared Georgetown.
;,)oap Pike, flements. 10. do.
s,chr. npg',l&tar, bone, do.
CLEARED,
ech!'. Susan, sarsc.s, s georgetown.
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Z I. - = ~ q u.
baltimore, Of Hartford, ICON, The
ames sailed from New York on the Goth
of August for Turks Island, and N the
5evere gale Of the S1st of August, was
Knocked down onherbeam ends, carried
away both masts, ript up her main deck,
and had her boats and every thing swept
from the deck.
The brig Eliza Ann, Gardner, Il days.
from Matanzas for Bi,istpb passed thhs|
harbour on Thursday last Captain Card
ner had on beard the crew Of q sloop|
from New-Y ork for Philad. which he had
fallen in with off Long Island, dismasted|
in the late gale. We could not learn herr
name,
Charleston, Sep. II. |
HI. B. nj. schooner Shelburne, Lieut.
Hamilton, of IL guns. 4 days from Mas
sau, anchored OF Fort Johnson yesterday
afternoon. We learn BY her that
thc gale was very severe at Nassau. on
Friday and Saturday, the lst and Cd
inst. several small vessels were driven|
on sllorc--one an American schooner.l
A brig arrived at Nassau the day be-
fore the Shelburne sailedin So days trom|
England, with London dates to the 28thI
July. Il was said that Bonaparte was
TO be sent to st. Helena, on board the
Northumberland ship OF the line.
The British schooner Sweeting, from
this port, had arrived at Nassau. The
sloop Decatur, belonging to a northern
port, was loading at Nassau. The Bri-l
fish brig Watts, one Of the Jamaica feet
had been wrecked on the Florida Reef.
rhe shelburne was formerly the Racer.
If Baltimore, cut out of the Chesapeake
during the late war.
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Sale By luc5loa

On Wednesday, Goth inst. at 10 o'clocA
will be sold, at eur warehouse, Win
out reserve
Bombazetts
Irish Linens
Cotton shirtings
Calticoes
Madras Handkerchief
Sewing Silks
Shawls
Mull-mull Muslin
Cambrics and Fancy Muslin
Boiling Cloths. &c. &c.
Griffith q Bra1cner.
Sept. 10.
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Public Sale.

IuUIlC cdlC.
an Wednesday, Goth instant, will
q be sold on the premises, Lot OF
Ground and Shed Warehouse, situated
on King-street, near the Corner OF Pa
trick and Xingistreets. Terms will be
made known at the place Of sale.
P. g. MARSTELLER.
September Is.
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50 E9f-t;;,sr,, 81. sirient return
|. 800 .I.e,.s, Yscei,es i,a,sn different part
,a.S, "a, q. satisfy IS at many Ee6e-
.s.s.s. inr ts,nsn s.Ae claim tie name)
fs,.e t,.:.., sra :'asi,sseat Of their duty.
IS. IN, ,ie,aacyacg vii &c regarded for
H. sosI ars! eyefs;ans, by the direction
ss,,4 r,ver,.g,eat pFtse affairs oltsis state
d d easuit;g sea'e
csacpneis nTaacrssar II gise the
~ as,.etes !: ~; ssAsfwili&s soi,e By.
Ess,spes ;Ttssiat;Rss'toriaa.
q. 'vacss!av,'ss!. arrived in Hampton
ras *. rs !sr;sa,asiS ,ea;esfS's ship Asc-
rsa ts,,ta;a w 8 S.sf, ffam a cy,,iae.
TsI sliiaWa .uIss:asstaa$! ygeriencess the
l,ty .4qa..e asa::es, AMI requires come re-
noirs. "a weit "a n,@.9lSinGs. Sesase she
can proceed h sea-sas ;fots Ledger.
rrs--c4 &c lst.saf iSSaia resrecta'Ae
beuse IN S:a:E.&.a sssi:. eosrespn'id
CIT IL lghisssssie'Sis;a, dated 29th. July
ia$+
!. ~ re.-reti 4',23 &c state of'n- n,ar-
,.et wiil.i. ,4t,F ;lsti,v rs iaeaasntis sienin~~
f,r TO ,.seseat asy fsear Ssad corn: t'sa
f,ss n .art;cn!ar ssetliRg se9c al roach
lesS 4 81 4, csla te l.s,sA:tsd fes--iisde-
rendy y. Vi wt,iet il. eanhe 'heaglst n'rch
more reas;saaaiv Ia j,;~bsq, liverpool,
~, 81 lev. p,,aeps. sid .a keow af con-
siderable ar,aat..ies l-ingg eyF'e,,'tsSs here
,aass s,aons them goaa deal q isrencit
feey. wh.eh kas heer s:iue.'t very law /;
eaaset.usut.y we must ier tae nSeseFt
,IessiYe eata@iSg u.,aa sftch purchases
wife v,laf Afiees c2slss&;'e 81 figi1; int
we la,S fseaa,y 70 g22re active inter-
coarse shea t5ipse bscpe'e e1ose set
tied, j "a from receat events, we think
il caaaot now be l2,. a,'st.a
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a Servant Wanted.

WANTED a female Servant to
" Cook, WAszI Isosfor a small
amily.-Apply t. the Printer
August al. =
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Fran Detroit.

4 letter from Detroit of AUGUST 10,
states, that the Indians were collecting
|in considerable numbers to attend the
Commissioners appointed by oar govern
ment to treat with them, and it was sup
,posedthere would not be a less number,
assembled than from s. to 10000 men.
'womca and children The Indians who
wee then there appeared to be much
ha,nh,ed. and were much disappointed in
he termination Of the war, having been.
led II belicyebs their allies, that they
shoild repossess the country between the
state Of O'lio and the great lakes. IIay-
l,ga!,andoaed tic cultivaticnoe corn and
their hunting, they were in adistressed
situation at the close Of the war for want
of subsistence; and tie British at Nal
Ten now issue to then aeoo rations daily
>-ratiansase also issued to about 5G0
Friendly Indians at Detroit.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-19

We have received Gle of Bermuda
eansrs to the 9th ct lAuspst. The Ber-
ausla Gazette Of the Esd contains the
following notice of an Important end in
.tterest;ng decision in tie court Of Nice-ad-
.sa;ra,tv, ~hich we re-3ublish for the ia
formation OF our mercantile friends.
.Nsw-F Fork pepper.
BERMUDA. Aug. 25S.
As nnmler of American vessels have
'been condemned since the termination of
..hasti!ities between Great Britain and the
Gaitea States, in consequence 81 their
-havins brought to this Island, articles
which were not enumerated in the act of
parliament. which permits American yes
sells tn ter at Bermuda we conceive
IL bnt sis.,t to give every information we
2oasass witch may prevent others, from
falling ,ntothe same error S'incurring the
same penalties. With this view we give
tie decisin, of the hon. DR.. ferret. in
the case OF the American sloop Pheasant,
c1a:iemaod few day DAYS since.
a qaaaritynf !iaas had been imported
in tbs vessel. permission granted BY lis
E,.sce!ieecv TO and thcm, ard a permit
..,,a the Gustnm House TO TIC same ef-
tact "a, predaecd in court: she was sub
.aaacatiY seI1ed however, by an officer
~. the Neyy. The learned judge in Civ
.A9 bis decision, stated it.had been a pain
SD tass imposed upon him, but that he
~as casn .yc led from sense Of daty. to
aecrsa TIE forfeiture OF alt;c!es,not men
tiura,'ia the a,oye act, imported rem
re T. s. IL american vessels, as he
Noo.,i t,,lerebf ia great Measure pre-
se,lt smuggling and Illicit trade ;as =
I:se uoyesuor's permission which was
..ra,;acad in <.oert, he said titat was 81
l}.eaea,i, and the permit of the Custom
esop,e vas equally intellectual in pro-
tpc;ii:g tie property claimed /: he there
o3e coa,.c;aaen the Vessel g tie Hams,
-t.ley having iysea Illegally imported taeFe
.sci:ir ~ act u Parliament to aathorlse
taeir IN; prtatI3n.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-02
,S60 liEWARD.

RINA WAY from the Subscriber, OH Suaday CIV
eening, the esd of July, four>Negio Men,, iz: e
MON, STEPHEN, GEORGE and SAM Tb,s,
arc supposed 70 have been talk. of, either ly seho
ner which WIS at anchor oil EolrMie-T Tree. bou,,i-
up the river, or by sbrg whri lay at anchor thst ,n,
between Four-Aide-lree anil Mount Pleasant, bm,;,-
down the river. a Reward OF SyYTr DOLL. yqRe
VIII he pad to any person Who sii; apprvhcnd aud
conhne the s9id Negroes in aoy ia in ,is Common.
wealth so that recover them deliver them 70 IN,
overscer ut Fouraiiler Tree, or apropmtiorrte r,..
ward for one more Of tl,er,
SIMON Us abodt 2i years old, about : feet 10 inch
es high 'oops in the shoulders, is kuoskknces igs
large feet and is remarkably foucpr chewing Tobias
CO.. e 70
STEPHEN is between is and 90 year, old; sbo;t
The height OF Simon has largeiui eyes, and a YER;
black skin. -
GEORGE is rather Younger than Simon and no,
so tail By an inch, perhaps more but sou,cr. os
yellow si conleNion, ad has also very large feet is
is very intelligent fellow -
SAM is - or@s years Old, about5 feet S inches
high, his skin VERY black. and his teeth white aud
wide apart.
JOHN I. BOWDOI2T. :
Starry County. tug l6.-------S7v