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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-15
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-15
Court Martial

A II adjourned Court of Enguiry'fO
"a the two battaliops composing the
Isl ref. cd brig. MILITIA of the District
81 Columbia, will be held at the curt.
holtse Cd Saturday the 18th inst. at s
o'clock in tie foreneon, fortae purpose
ef assessing Enes for non-attendabce at
he nusters in Sept. aud October last
chose interested are hereby notified to
attend.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-15
E. Gray,

hdj. 1st reg, I'd brig. 81. d. c
November IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-15
4 Regimsntal Court of Enquiry,

Z KegialsHtat Court cF EFquiry'
For the lst regiment, Cd brigade mi-
iitia ct the District of Columbia. will be
held at the same place at 5 o'clock in
the afternoon Of the same day, to hear
appeals from the above mentioned Battal-
ion Conrts. and for other purposes.
By order.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-15
THOMAS TURNER.

Near Haymarket Post Office, Va
September 90.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-04
Q0tsrettann,
PRECIOUS LETTER!

~ a, A,corrSypoaaen has transmitted 70 Sus the
following Letter from ROBERT GOOD
'LOE HARPER, TO GEoRrE BAER, of Fed
crick. The original, which appears never to
have been sealed, and therefore TO have been
sent by some confidential person, Whounluck-
lily dropped it, is in The possession lofthe Edi.
tors Of the Baltimore Patriot. and maybe seen
by any respectable federalist or republican
calling at their office.
From this extraordinary letter the people
will see in Me-. Harper ne aOs: deridsd 'advo-
cate Of the British riaine and eondRcf daring
fhe !1te war, and fhe equally derided enemy Of
some Of HE eausry's raedress iaierrsss and
rights Of those rights aud interests for fhe
suhhort Of srhieh the blood Of many Of our ora
pesf and 6esf cinSens freely .aowed. Yet this
is the mao who holds the mos, important
military command in the state, and who Is, If
fcdcralists succeed at the October elections,
to be elected TO seat in the Senate Of the
United States.
Here is the champion Of that internal Brit.
ish system, by which free American sesmen
have bceH tied up to the yard arms Of British
men Of war, ,-sssed tM their 6sets s'rcsmed in
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-04
foreign Jntettigettre.
OF BONAPARrE.,

london, august, lo.-rhc following par
,ieulars respecting the embarka,ion OF Buaa.
parte on board the Northumberland, have
been received from source entitled to every
credit, and we give them to the public as au-
thentic. .e -
The Belierophon and the Tonnant sailed
from the bay Of Plymouth on Friday but we
do not imagine that it was to prevent The op-
plication for writ Of habeas corpus, The
fact is, that the concourse Of boats was SO
great and the danger TO which they wctc sx-,
posed, (several lives having been los> THAI
government thought proper TO order the Bel-
lcrophon to greater distance. The process,
Of which SO much has been said, was nothing
more than an ordinary su6heaa from the court
of Kings Bench, procured by some person
who had cause pending in that court, and
who amused himself by citing as Witnesses.
Napoleon, Jerome, and Admiral Villaumes.
The Nor,humborland left Portsmouth on Fri
day, also, and on Sunday arrived of Torbay.
General Bertrand Gas the f,st who came on
board the Tonnant, where be dined with Lord.
Keith and Sir George Coekburn. Sir George
explained TO bin lis instructions with regard
to Bonoparte one article Of which vas, thst
his baggsge shonld be examined before il was
taken on bostd the Norihumberlsnds-Be
,'snd warmly protested sys;nss seodi7g Bona.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-04
INDIAN AFFAIRS.

cANANpAIGuA, ssrr. l9, 1915.
Mr.. S,epens--Haying lately returned from
Detroit, and observing various uniounded re;
ports circulating through the newspapers,
which have a tendency to excite uneasiuess,
on account Of the alleged hsstilc temper OF
the numerous tribes Of Ihdims, residing in
the northwestern territories OF the -llni;ed
States /; l deem il proper TO sommunica'e n
hasiy sgetch Of what took piacd in relation to
the lndians during my fesidenret AT Detroit,
,and a few observations, which the subject
has suggested. M Ft~I
In CONSCIENCE Of, the reported hostility
manifested by tho lndiansat ,diohillimac kinac,
che government wisely ordered an efiicient
military force from the frootiers Of this State,
for the purpose of taking possession OF that
place, and garrisoning the various posts which
form Gordon on tho margin Of the. great
western lakes. Impedinents; too, had been
,interposed by the Indians in Michigan terri
tory To The survey Of The lands set apart for
the troops who bad served daring the late
war. The arrival Of the troops at Detroit,
in point of time, proceeded Che day which
had been appointed for holding council With
the Indians, who we're invited to meet tor
that purpose about the middle of August.
As the troops passed up the streights, they
were in view Of he Indians, who were en-.
campod on the Cenada shore from Maiden to
Sandwich. Their fears we're excited by this
circums,ance, and tbe-agents Of the govern
men, in Canada, did not fail to attempt Great
isg s much alarm suopg then - ,lmy could
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-04

rUFThLo, sEPr. Y.
Mai Gen Brown arrived at this place on
Saturday last, in the y. ). big Niagara, 1t.
'Woodhousc. On landing, he was handsome
ly saiutcd from the brig.
Soon after Gen. Browns arrival at Detroit,
and while the feelings of the Indians were
,he mos, hostile, the General, in order TO
convince them of his friendly dispostion,sis-
tied their camp with his lady, attended only
BY his staff, unarmed The familiarity and
friendship which The General di.played,mace
a strong impression on the Indians, and bad
the happiest effect in conciliating their feef-
ings.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-04

'scrrents Of 5lssa,i, somps! ihsm 10 hght a.
gainst their own country.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-04

FRINGE TALLEYRAND'S NOTE.
Jus, as our paper was, yesterday, going
press, we were favored with the very imp
tant cote OF Prince Tslleyrsnd 60 the mi,
ters Of the allied powers. The interest
character Of this note and she donb,s wi,
are expressed Off authenticity induce "
give il another insertion, and accompany
with . ssa,euen, Of ell We .kaown conee
Ing it.
The note, in French, wss received by
spectacle merehani Of this city, inelosed 4
letter from his. corrsspondeai at Roche
dated i9ih August, by The. schr. Sally E
Nsn'z. The gentle oasn at Rochelle recei
the note Of Prince TslIsJrand from the
ieetof ais department., who told him The
had been cert in . circular form to ell
projects in France. 49,
Al The bottom Of ,he eoeioscd nxe
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-05

(nl see the letter from MIR. haec 10 col England,
dated the Cd Of July, 1894
"a See the letter from the same to the same, dated
the Sth Of July, 17gi.
(b) See the same letter.
(71 See the same letter.
tr) See Tie same letter
(S) See the letter from Mr.. bPKee to COL England
dated the 18th Of Aug 1904.
~ See the letter from the to the ssme, dated
the 5olh Of Aug. 1894.
ny See the prince regents declaration ofthe Oa OF
Jan. 1913
(r) See the letter from the American gen Harrison
10 the British gen. Proctor.
See letter from the British major Muir, Infain A q.
GENT 20 col Proctor, dated the 2Gth Sept 1879, and
litter from COL ST. George t. col Proctor, dated the
18th Of Oetober 1879, found among col Proctor's
papers.
(5e) See the report of the committee Of the house
OF represenlstT tie Jist Of July, 1912; and
the dispositions and documents accompanying t.
d See the official report ofMr. Baker, he s,ent
lor tie prisoners brig gen. Winchester dated IN.
18th of Feb. 1915.
"a In addition ~ this description Of savage var
fare, under British auspices the fsets con,ainel n
the correspondence between geo. Hsu1soa sad gen
DrUmmOnd-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-05
TIE USTEES

ar the late Mr.. Ralph Wormely, ir. having de.
~ term'ned TO discharge at the end OF the present
year, the nnsatshe' balance of debts due from the e..
tate WIZ thank th several creditors 20 notify the na-
tute tho amount OF their respective claims that an
adjustment Of them mas be inade-aud tbat the ,ru,-
tees may have it m their power to rake general ar
ransement for the sntisGacion of al--Con,munscs.-
tens addressed to John Psyloe Lomax, SIenokl,
ell to. fF' -''S'c
March 90
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-05
RICHMOND AND NORFOLK
.1}QIY sI.fIaCr u

YyNiE Subscriber bsyng purchased this Line intend.
a with as little delay possible TO Put Il I'M such or.
aef as relates both TO Carriages and Horses, as ne
trusts Will recommend it 20 public patronage
hs S'sge' IN connection with tie New Dispatch
day, Friday and Sunday Morning aal arrive in MOI
o!k to Dinner on the following lay--Retur1nr. viii
leave Norfolk on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, AZ
ing.
Every attention viii he paid both 10 passengers aud
70 baggage. The Mail Bo7ts At Ha'orfon VIII. >;
heretoiore be kept in the best ORDER ard ready to sail
as soon az tie Stage arrives.
:. 5cERTaNT J0N.ES.
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A CIRCULATING library

IS THIS Day oteued Jv
ElE1'ER COTTON, at his bookstore. second
door above the Eagle Tavern, Ricbn,,t,d
TIE Terms cf Subscription are
For the year Seven Dollars.
SIX months -Four IJoljats
Three months Two Dolls. so cents,
One month One Dollar.
The money to be paid when the first volumes are cal.
led for.
selection of Voyages, Travels, Poetry, Plays No
yeis homanees and Magazines, constitute, with New
Publications in general the present Stock of Books
presented IN the Caalogue.-Dut many hundred vol.
ues viii be slded Of such works, rs the taste Of the
pablo may deem most desirable.
Aud should the enlightened citizens Of Richmond,
Manchester and eir yieintes, with deir usld Eters.
hiy, patronflc this ATTEMPT, furnish at cheap rate
literary banquet fr every class Of readers, r. Cot
tom pledges imselfin render this Circulating Library
evey way worthy Of their patronage.
March fg--tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-05
E0p aAIR

JAIL te Sold on lie first DIM oc yii,e y,ert.
gV ftosc vatG5ic yI4fKLiS adjoining tie torn If
1eterSoiTS, commonly cdtted Fleets or Cayn65eR g
bhcsler'5 .tlls t.,,i no5o oecufe,Ib, 11rs Cn65e1
'Y'h IRE L1nd hercrpato G,Hersd a6slt 200 oc,es an
oremf cf I7e, tsgo md three gea,s Mites 6apq5le
az e7fn7 ?fHe Bc'rls IN Tetsrs5,,rg, 7ah a5bfgvca
eha'rserF, 'TH ne required ef the purchasers. Stotta
for term # yracs
FRANCES T,qBB, 6yhsr oqeats
". RdndolM, Th0s. Td6b.
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g - q q s

1t reduced Pecce Prices
vENHE subscriber, about 90 close h., ,resen, e,,sli
ment, offers for sale his entire Stock in I'r,,,-.
consisting ola great variety of Ladies F.shicrsh Ii
aad horceeo san'!ais, ditto Slips Masses Kid ii s':-
Snhdrens bootees--a quantity of Ladies' cheap x
sips-For Sale at reduced peace prices, by
JOIN IIeESO.Y-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-05
UEsTDvER F0R saIE.
t000 ACRES OFI.AND.

1000 ACRES OF LAND,
IN ne t'ot-J'hvs ipdrea Of srs,ch are rneuds.y,
c''ft.s resi.'1e high faaeS. 3as medorc ,sas crc.
rse'aitfca, ard p-o,itcsd most ASTONISHING cr,as Of
Cot ~, md tobacco The ucio, part 9fhe hiqh
~ Is er1al ,fi,o: seheio- 0ssy hron etbe4. SHE
q "s iT-r'' 6efTeen Ricdass,a AID .Ao,f5K. There
y trsrl;ae' COP Of ztlsat, fe1s crpss,g OF .iie
sane Il su.fhe grazing firm, and is pinna6i a.
9'Pfsdf' ne cntfnTc efcora ts,'d small erais. The
'tatrersa'f rs on t are f7e and eisgaar. ire
.'''isiss htaise is Of b,fck, and large md coupe-
d'f'is, te,re si1:yFo feet y, f1rg-l.ro. ana III e..
s;ciY hsh, On each foor arr. f6tT end rooms ara
large basscee, ordh 1roitf nst ne ha,,iryiias sr.i
~ osh, tctif rs The best ffssard house in P;rsma
tHe on hoasss are rrouefous, and nearhy al of6ic
" IS mar b@He-ed df any brSor conii 1r,sh an ck.,-
honf uniting Besiaes ar ice-iouSe, there Il e p.yrs
most efh sh fiji +vafcr, ,Vihis fe,s parIs Of fie
NHcfen. he Pardsn as most excellent one, and
rel enclosed ssiM brick TcdH In Eicf here lre 10
DC hGd GHHc ,ecessa les Glt ofhe hrr7r4rs ~
efc me 'reats rid f5,a throughout lie .rloIe sea-
son, and fsh al ile gear round besides eyte, ont
rs''veHi@''; cfsrfr'T'es Of se'ing ogste's in til
IS reard' Fabtq hsGhhfl IL lies Immediately en- jar,e.
river otom eight mites dbope f0t PcrLafGp, and is
distant fon hichslond tren;r tre mes, from Peters.
org, tt'een and tre1 No,iek, eirh,y. f2.,r is ca
el'ce''t 6drdiae fo,. tie euyy o. 9o,sce 1r,i,rrz
hf"1eF rar9s gfoiie cfthe barns In siort, Vrsfo-
'r 's HeG>+' 7tess, and is efteh sok, If az Jei,.
a'n'oSf I's;'''e ON earth Ore fo,uh bart of -
p'lenase mon NIL se req, eih cash, anil for fx-
o"tasce 1'sM i'iefesi fran IRE time cf my aoi,is s.
conreya7ice credit of t.cei,e ,au,fis ssiT 5 o,rcG
premises 80 '''e
z. tie time. uhon a credit of,,:ne srs55. ,
rriN sell bnbRcly
A FEW VALUABLE NEGROES.
FOR these, bonds .e;h abbroved securities nh De re-
pared before their renro,ai
Rf06.8RD II RT-RD, cr'or. af
'Ym Byrd, decd.
TIC fostors Of the Federal .9ct,lifca,, (feor,.-
foTsn and TIE United St,Res Ca-e..e, Z phi4f..f-
Pn'd 0e'eqnrs'edto ifssr: thc a5ope uafinc rsrs
cfsoe e'dfoTsu thei, accounts 10 ms oftoe is,. SRI
tiereaf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-05
PUBLIC SALE.

bN Thursday the 20th day of April next wi ne
~ sold TO TIE highest bidder, for ready money H.
tore the door os Robert Moseiey Tavern in tn ton
OF New-Csncn, the following property made over 10
us IN trus, by John Woofr, ~ secure the rNymeat ii
sum OF money mentioned ia the Deed which is Of ~,
cord IN the cnsirstv .f H:.ci: ~ -,
mar one woman with her two or three ferna. ci,.I
1ren, several horses ard yoke Of oxen liza
stock OF cattle hugs. &c and his household furniture
we w''l convey such title the pnrchsres IS is vested
IN US rs trustees. 3Honds yir,igY
NJ. RcSc1r -'iose'sy, jr-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-05
j. AND e. WOOD

FAVE 5i1 recsi,ed q seasoHa5e assorI,uenf 81
Coo3s ~ Peace Prices, CONSISTING 81
Bi0ct md Ri,e CioNs
Caieees. Caabrieks. -sfasiHs, Liabers Ing
March %. Il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-05
NOTICE.

HoIECE,
E7RoM unavailable CIRCUMSTANCES the sale Of Web
ste' 9 Noo1s pronerty, as a'iyersed To- taSe
place On Tuesday u" @sh Nisrch al the King WI, am
Mills, is postponed tif Tuesday the Itth Of AnT,i.
when it will positively nike MAGE.
FREDERICK P'easdnts,
Henry Tompkir,, jr Trustees.
March 25--t.is
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-05
HALUABLE coal LANDS
FOR SALE

1--WE Subscriber will sell at Public Auction, at tbe
"A Exchange Tavern IN the town Of Manchester, on
Saturday the 22Hd day oCA p next his interest," in She
three following tracts Of coal land lying on the waters
OF Falling Greek in the county If Chesterfield. State
ot NnRms.--Vil ten sixteenths of one hundred and
ioIty-two Acres, known by The name Of Buck sYd
1nie seoal-pits, bounded by Black Heath coal m ines
Thompson Hunts and ojlers--Also three fourti,s +
Egay Acres, known by the name pi the Greet nit
bounded BY the cOal-,nues of the Messrs Raieyys q
the north, AMI the Slone-hetge coai-mines on Il ,e
south Also, nine tweuticths Of 32J acres known V
the name OF the Union COal.pits bounded on fe
west by the Messs. Rsieys OF the east by the e o1l.
land known BY the name Of the Dover Cnsl-,i !, -
ne above property IS very valuable, q minute d..
crption IS considered unnecessary IS IL IS -rerj I'd
that persons inclined to purohase viii preYions b fhe
day OF sale view tv same and make {. en-, s,vr,
FULLY scquainisd with rs yalue and s,fnsiior ri,
Subscriber (Who resides IN the ne.ghhotl,ood) ,sir
any time, sbew the property to aoJ person VIC ms
call for that purpose '
he Sale will be made under .hg s,re A,c,
dance Of Nessrs Robert Giahsm ard James II WIN
tree. ""
CORNELTIS M TX.
Terms of Sale one third cash. the balance ~
equal annual payments.
zen. 9S-erfp ssSr.t1s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-05

q See The letter addressed by Edvard NisboIs n,
col commanding his Britannia maiesty's force in th.
fiordas to Monsieur LATTE, the oommsndant at
Barntsria, dated The 5lst Of Aug 1919.
:. II See admiral Cochrane's proclamation, dated at
Bermuda, the 2d April. 1914
TT See Admiral Cocirsne's letter TO Me- Monroe,
dated Aug. rs. 1914.
IS See 81 George Prevost's letterto gen Wilkinson,
dated the 10Th Of Feb 1914
(Io be continued.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-05

M See Mr.. Ryisnd's letter oftEe Goth Of January,
1909, -
~ See the remarkable state paper Issued by gov.
Hcetwilh, at Barbados, on tie 18th Of November.
1912.
() See The proclamation of NE governor Of Ber.
fnuda, datcd the 18th ofJan. iSl4 and the isiruc-
tons from The British secretary for foreign affairs dated
Nov O. 1879.
~ See the messase from the president to congress
dated ibe 94sh Of Feb. 1918.
u See tie prince regents declaration Of the 10th
Of lac. 1915
See slso Mr. Fosters letters to MIR Monroe. date,
the 2Silt II December 81 and the 7th aud 8th 81
June, 1872 and MIR. Moroe's answer, dated the DtA
Of 1919 and lie 1Ob ~ June 1912 and the do
eumcnts widcl, accompanied the correspondence.
(n) See Mr. Monro 5 letter 10 M. Foster, dated
te i0dt of June, 1919.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-02

Schooner Industry, .Easton, ST. Jagr
de Cuba, so days. Left ship Grey
hound, Swift, from st. ThOnlas for Trini.
dad, ia sail in a few days ship Pilgrim
WheeIwright, of Alexandria, for Newbu,
ryport in s days, ship Indian Chief, FL,
lis. from Baltimore for st. Domingo, t.
sail October Sd ship Susquebabnah.
Wheaton, [late Forbes from Baltimore,
uncertain brig Langdon Cheyes, Ross,
fer this port, uncertain brig Castor,
Winslow, for Portland, in 2 days brig
OrsOn, Barton, for Savannah in A days !;
brig Rising Sun, Marley, for Alexan-
dria, uncertlin brig Fame, La Blagco-
erie, for New-York, uncertain ;sbrig Will
liam. Holman. Wilmington, N. G. UNI
certain brig Olive Branch, Plyn. for
Philadelphia, uncertain; schooner Liber-
ty, Razor; for Baltimore, uncertain ;
schooner Maria Nelson, for Georgetown,
uncertain. American produce-at st. Ja-
90 very dull -four Sc !; rice 81 l-2-no
sale sugar so a 12--nOrie coffee l2a
l3-scarce molasses-none,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-02

From The ports in @. Britain
direct from Buenos Ayres 100000
TO the coast of Chilli and Pc
ru direct, and through
South Sea Whalers $4,000
To Venezeuia and Cumaua,
from g. Britain and West
India islands 100000
70 -the previnces of Santa Fe
principally from Jamaica,
|. Curacao. and st. Thomas 100000
TO Porto BelIo, and over the
Isth.nus OF Panama for the
CONSUMPTION to E1igber and
lower Peru, GuaysquH, &c, 100000
10 Nicaragua, Tampico, and
contraband to New Spain. 100000
To islands Of Cuba, Rispani-
ola, Puerto Rico, Margari-
ia, &c. 4,500.oc
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-02
's'roE tie BoStoa Eaiig Advertiser, dai
ed Dct 26.


ed Oct. 26.
eSteraay arrived al this port the ship
Ssl'e from Liverpool, whoa place She
ssss @eptemaer IS, Tie news brought
o. her IS not very Interesting, no events
g Importance having occurred since our
previous dates.
MARSHAL Ney's fate was not decided.
= lens memoir had been published il,
WIS, defending his conduct. In it he
~, presented 's. as having acted with per
'scs d'deiity to the king until che nIsht
ne i5th OF March last, when he was
ss'sed 5v the eniissalies OF Bonapartes
W.. reprssentc,l that Bonapaste Mas s
e' 'al'ce WITH hin, that the English ha &
=, ,,.OteS h,s.escapa from Eiba, mat Ail
~; -, was advancing BY rapia marches
n ~ s aili', that lthe kiog ufPtussia Won
ss = aaS eniy enemy, aud that to stand 8.
e1'''ss lam, Wien al p-e, : ii MS favo !.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-02

LOVERS I4EAP.-nn Sunday eve-
ming, as party consisting of young men
and women, who had been spending the
evening at that scene of fashionable gall
ETY., Chalk Farm, where they had freely
partaken of the Intoxicating luxuries OF
ale and pipes, werp0n their return to
town, through the fields, some Jealousy
Having arisen between two youths who
had been assidubus in their attention
to one damsel, from words they got to
blows.
The fair object of the contest threw
herself between them to stop their IN.
friendly career, and having used some
lords ofharshness to him whom she cor
|ceiyed to be the first aggressor, or per
|baps on him whom she least approved
the mortified swain, in frantic accent
wore that he would never Outlive hei
artiality for his rival and the Regents
anal being near, he ran towards it. a,
lttbonght, with intent to throw himself III
nd a loud shrek accompanied his mad
saea career. To the surprise Of som.
dred spectators, however, instead q
g IN the centre, as was expected
eaped completely across the canal, !
faace d sashty taco feet, and walket
ng towards London.
London Paper.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-02
= b. ROCKER,
INTENDING to decline the dry good
business in Alexandra, offers for
sale. at cost, his entire stock of
Dr0 Goods.

Until THURSDAY cd November, on
which day the remainder VII be sold
at public auction. This stock consists
principally of the following articles
ouperfne and seconi Cloths,
|cassimeres, cords, stockinetts, Coatingss
e!ains. rose and stripe blankets. bonlba-
.zetts. cords and velvets, mems and woe
mems worsted hose, boys ditto. Irish
linens. French cambria, A y ca cam.
bric musIins, jaconett ditto, brown and
white platillas, leng lawns, calicoes,
ginghams. brown hollands, shaWls, baH-
dano and Madras handkerchiets, pocket
ditto, etc. etc. etc.
Griffith and BrusCHsT'
AuctioneerE
October 81 dts
e. The sale Of the above
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