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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-29

cave to remind you, that this murder has been
|committed on the body of an unoifending Indian,
and ny pointing one1tis custom ofsapaqes would
be unnecessary in the present instance.
have the honor to b., sir, your most obedi-
cht humble servant .
II. JAMES, Lieut. Col.
tfNtt Commanding.
HIS Ercelency Gov. Cass, Detroit.
No. III.
DkraoIr, Oct. sth. 1915.
SlR--f have the honor TO acknowledge the re.
ceipt of your letter Of this date will cause m
enquiry to be made into the circumstances of the
murder alledged to have been committed upon an
Indian bys partvofmen in an American boat. If
murder has been committedby American citizens,
and the perpetrator can be detected, they will sui
fer the punishment which the laws of all civilized
nations provide for such an offence.
In an application of this kind, il was unneces
sary to aliude to the Ghats custom Of reta,iating
1tpon ignoce'ls taGicihidis, injuries which any Of
their tribes NAV have received. The laws of this
country operate with rigid impartiality upon all
offenders and confident am, that no dread of
The consequences, viii ever induce the courts of
justice to punish the innocent, or to screen the
guilty.
will send aperson over in the morning TO at
tend the inquest, in order TO procure such eyi.
dence es may elucdste the circumstances of the
transaction, and lead to the detection and conse
qrent punishment of the offenders.
lam sir, with respect, your obedient, servant,
LEWIS CASS.
Io. III.
DrraoIT, Oct 9TH, 1915
SIR-Snce my letter Of the 5th inst in answer
to yours of that date have ascertaned with
cision the circumstances oftlle transaction which
formed the subject of your communication.
Tie Indian alluded to was killed while in the
act representing his gun, at Mr.. arComb, by one
OF the party who was with him. The event was
connected with that predatory system which the
Indians have pursued for some time upon the is
lands in the mouth of the river, and which if not
checked, will be attended with still more disas-
trous consequences 10 them. L state these facts.
not in consequence of the representation which
had the honor to receive from you, but merely in
justice to Mr.. Mcomb, that erroneous impressi.
ons may not prevail with respect to his conduct in
the business. The Indian was killed within the
territorisi jurisdiction of the U. States and a
British otbcer has, consequently, no right to re-
quire nor ought an American officer to give. any
explanation upon the subject. Il
Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
LEWIS CASS \
No. "
PETlr Core, Oct 21st, 1915.
SlR-Herewith beg leave to forward copy of
letter addressed TO me by the deputy superin
PENDANT of British Indian affairs in this district
as contents will fully bring to your recollection
the circumstances, and make no doubt YOU will
cause similar restitution
have the honor to be, sir, your most obetlient.
humble servant.
II. JAMES, 1t. Col.
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/ am, SC

November 29tb, 1915. - = 'oOS'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-24
ASSASSIN NATION.

The following article, extracted from a.
nong he mass of our foreign intelligence, is
another pcoof that Divine Providence has pre-
served Bonaharfe for special purpose OF wrath
or of mercy. In either case, neither the
plsudt, prayers, nor imprecatIons OF clergy
men or laymcn, will have any effect upon the
conduct and career Of that cx:raordiDaiy man.
H6any Register.
Lcghorn. FEB Sit is reported that a young
Corsican, named Theodore Ubaldi, having been sew
eral days at the Isl nj Of ba at last succeeded IN
gaining the conf ienoc Of Bonaparte. This young
man, actuated, as is 'hough, by old ftrni.y
grudgs (nSshing an The rorid etseI approached the
,hief Of The sand, and si the momen, when he was
engaged in reading paper, attempted TO strike
him with sti!eto, the poIut of which was bluuted
by falling upon the steel of his braces Bonapartc
seized, disarmed and delivered him TO one Of his
quad, ordering him to be given upto the officers Of
Justice"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-24
THE DELiVERER.

ALEXANDER the dehperer has lately been
employed at the Vienna Congress Of hgii-
maze kings" in deGveriny several states on
the continent of Europe, Of their territory
and dependence. In the mean time, Bona-
farse has sIyIy deferred himself from tn
rock Of Eiba, aud France whom Merand,r
had deHUered to the Bour6ons, has detvered
herself Of that race, and received again the
genius OF the sock, the modern Promcthrus,
who superior to his ancicst prototype, had
he vigoF to break his chains, without the aid
If Hercules, to put to flight the vuI,ures
hat aasailed his siisls aud to reasccnd the
'hronc Of which .Hezaader had delivered
,im Who will say, that this is not the age
OF dehperance. lib.
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Tsp 'WaiI.
NEW yoRE, NAY Is.
From Soaih..fme1ea.

From Souih-.iwcr7ca.
Captain Bourne, Of the schr. Ida, who arr
rived here yesterday 10 Is days from Curra;
Goa, iofoFnss, that large Spanish force had
arriyed on lac maine from Cadiz, consisting:
OF | ship OF the line, S frigaies. and f,om
so ,c 70 sar. of transports, with or 10 900
troops, who had landed on the island Of Mar
gare'to, whesc tho patriots capnulatcd, and
the army proceeded to Laguira.
NAY II.
Yesterday arrived at this port, ship Massas
chuse,is, and British brig Sarah, both ~ days
from Liverpool, with valuable cargoes OF dIy
goods.
The U. S. fsigatc CoSs9i4V9IcN, Captaim
Stewart, from cruize OF five months, cauo
: OPP fsom the Hook yesterda; afternoon, and
anchored off the Battery. Passing the foris
she fired a salute. She left ST. Louis, Ma
rsnhsm, north coast OF Brazil, on the l9Ih
April, where the prisoners were landed On
the Goth, fell in with British ~, to wind
ward OF the w. !. Islands, and concluded
there was peace from her mano,uvres 10 as-
ccrtain which Captain Stewart went Oft Sainr
Johns, Porlo.Kico, and sent his boat ashore,
where he learnt the Ratification OF the Treaty.
The following is the list of the killed aud
worIded on board The Constitution in her en-
gagement with the BRUSH sloops OF war tho
Cyaoc aud Levant Ii ewisc q lisl os t;s Xii
led aod wounded on board the two ships.
Killed ON hoard Of the Constitution S--wounded re-
Force Of The Constitution, 80 "a Founders.
so - do.
S. guns.
Officers. men and boys 466
Killed on board of the CyAnc I2--woundcd &c:
Force Of tie Cysne % ,hirty.two pounders,
IL e,ghlceh 10.
Twelve do.
80 guns and brass swivels:
Officers, men and boys 100.
Killed OH board OF the Levant 2s--wopndcd tcs
Force OF the Lcvant 18 thir,y-two FOUNDERS,
nine do.
twelve do.
81 guns
oni,crs, men ard boys I56.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-24
From The Paris hfonitenr ofthc 5oN II March.
IMPERIAL DECREE.

shPoLgoS, EMPEROR OF THE FRENCH.
We have dccfeed and do decree 6s follows,
Art ls,. From the date OF the publication
OF The present decree, the slave trade Is abo!-
ished. There shall not be granted any dis
patch for this traiI;ck, either IN the ports OF
France, or in those OF our colonies.
Cd There shall not be introduced; in or.
der 10 be sold in ou- colonies, any black, pro.
cccding from the slave trade, either French
or foreign.
OIL. A contravcnlion OF the present decree
shall be punished with the eonhscaIion Of the
vessel and cargo, which shall be pronounced
by our courts end tribunals.
4ib. Nevertheless, the merchants who
should have sen, out vessels Tor the traffic OF
slaves before the publication OF tie present
decree, may sell the proceeds oi them 10 our
colonies.
sh. Our ministers are ehagcd with tho
execution Of the present decree.
(Signed) NAPOLEON.
BY the Emperor,
The Mios,er Secretary of S,sic,
(Signed) The Duke of BASSANO.
BosArARTE tngnsd Of, when iic apprcaeh-
ed the Seine, towards FOn,sinbicsu, beng de-
tern,incd, 80 he 10 rcpored to have said, thae
The Palace which had witnessed his disaster,
should be The FIRST Of the Regal ps'rccs 'hes
should r:seir- Rim IN hi. sgsscss.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-24
BERNARD HILL, Jus.

TAKES this method 10 inform his old Customers
L aud he Public IN general, that he can furnish
them at The shortest notice, with the following arti
ctes, at wholesale or retail, viz white Rps, OF
all Sues decp-sea and hand Lines. Los Lanes !.
Housing and Marine seine, sewing and whipping
rwine; Pask Thread Cod Lines Bedcosds, from
to ID Dollars per dozen Fish Lines all sizes, OF
cotton, lax or six Chaik-i.nes; matchmaking 8
cotton add silk Cords, for trimmings, carpet Warp
and Filling Fax, Tow, &c. &c. &C.
lie assures those who may favor him with thei;
custom, that the above articles will be msnufsctur.
el Of he best materials, warranted rs good, ane
sold as ebe'p as can be purchased in the state OF
RaoaeIslsnd. .nareh 8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-24
BENJAMIN FAIRBANKS,

No. SO, 1hdntes.sfreef,
- ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he a.
~ gam occupies his old stand, IN Newport, where
Gcnuenien and l. dies Can be accommodated WITH
gen,eei Boarding and Lodging as formerly. lie al
so improves the wharf and stores Of Wm. Gardner,
Gate Caleb Gsrdner, Esp where ships may be ac-
comnoda,ed with wharfage and every necessary for
h,tng and wnere goods may be stored OH reasona-
bic terms rhe smallest favor gratefully acknowi
edged .Abrii 5.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-24
Wisretianp
Loss AND GAIN.

A writer in the National Advocate, re fer
ring TO the Blush Official Account of their
losses and captures during the late war
(Which We says the Boston Gazette ayreS
with him in stating, is gross misrcpresS"'a
ton) gives the following statement -
rsr 'E rNta LOSS. ~
President (iakcn By a Frolic (aken by the z.
British sqnadrun) AZ Dh. frigate o. phees) rs
Chesapeake(taken by Wasp (Iakcu by~ tis@,
British frigate) SO Poic,e.s, ~ = SO
Essex burnt at Wash 3 Argus ~
,ngton on the stock) a. 10 Syren (by 74G ~
Essex, (taken at Val IL Ratiesnsse tSe-Ae y
paraiso, by frigAte Leaoder, so ~
and sloop of warO 50 10 Viper t2
Adams (burntat Pe. Is Vixen II
nohsce) sssz.rSS "a Ia Nautilus (hy hA Z.
August (burnt at Wash. squadron,) i2
ington) lS Is Caroline (bown up
at ~ Orleans) 10
The above are all the pubic vessels cap,ur-
ed OF destroyed on the ocean, or on the rivers
leading to ocean. On the lakes they have ta-
ken vessels, one of 10 guns, the rest fom
TO guns each, all of which, except two,
nave been retsken.
OF private armed vessels l suppose they
have Captured from 60 10 100 SAIL the real
number could be asce tainsd,I have no doubt,
with ease, by some person whose time would
permit, by looking over Niles Register and
naming The privateers in their order.
GAIN.
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foreign Dnteillgente.
From .he Londoa Pifoi, reeeiVtd by the Hope,
az Phiiadeihhia from Cork.

From ne Londoa Pifoi, receivtd by me HOPE,
az Phii1deifhia from Cork.
We are sorry TO understand that scmc Off
doiicien, in the performance Of their duty, ia
the late affair at New Orleans, 10 such de!
gree as to call for s'ric, and immediate inves-
tiga ion by Court Martial, which is TO tokr
place with all convenient expedition. The
deficiency alluded 10 is said to be the caus,
OF the loss of the lives of Generals Packcn.
ham and Gibbs, and kcsnc, who felt them-
selves under the necessity of putting them
selves forward TO rally the men, atd 10 shew
them becoming example oil boIdncss in the
tempest of fire which they had 10 encounter.
General Gibbs is said to have expressed him.
self in terms of the strongest denoncia,ion in
the event of his living and returning to Eng
land, respecting one officer whom we forbear
TO mcniiop OF TO describe. We must howcy-
er, observe, that General packenham is SAID,
from the first view, TO have considered th,
American position too strong 10 admit o!
reasonable prospect Of It's being withou, vase
loss and difficulty taken by tho force under
his command bu, he considered that TO re.
embark without making the attempt, would
be worse than . failure, and that by the bold
ness and bravery of the troops, animated by
the example Of The officers, 80 corspieuousy
exhibited by himself, and the gallant Gener-
ais who 50 gioriousy perished with him, thero
was chance OF prevailing, which he resolved,
under all the circumstances, to Try.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-24
MORE NEW GOODS.

. O. RICHMOND, will open this day, just i'm.
ported from Liverpool, Of the new ste and patterns
q few trunks Cslicoes-Gingh inghams-Cambrcs- Mus
ltns-initation Csmbrics-fancy yShawls-vestings--
Madras Hkf's.-furnilure Cal'coes and Dimiiies--
British Shrtings-Cotton and Thre long.
white and black Kid Govss-biack silk Hkfs--foss
SiSs-giass Buttons-Riboons.- black florentnes-
Bombxsetts flanneis--&c. &c.
.aiso--A few pieces cotton Csrnbrics, and long kid
Gloves. partially damaged, will be sold very chea
Hay "
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-24

Bonaparte's ingenious Device on his coin
truck in the IsIard OF EIbs, was an Eagle
with It's head hid snder It's wing apparently
asleep. The Device has answered hrs wings
spread, and head towering TO the skies. The
contest now is, to bring the Imperial Eagle
TO tho Eartb.-Boa. ChroY.
I, is singular circumstance, that the an
cient ensign Of Elba was a WHEEL. "A true
emblem Of the vicissifniss Of human hfe. BoS-
arARrD is again at the f2r.--ibia.
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FRESH GOODS.

M ILL be opened this day, at o'clock, PM at
w A. lilCHM0ND's Cheap Cash Store.
A large assor,mcnt OF Sprng GOODS, a.
fnongst which are . cases of Cambrics, OF fine and
low priced Caiicccs, imitation Cambiics, Linnens,
light and dark Shawls case vide and narrow
I.aces. Of euo, j.ckonct and book Muslins blk.
Cambrics, black anu white Naiian Grapes black,
blue and NIX d nroadcolhs Cassimeres Satlinetts.
.3iso--20o0 pieces ye,r,w Nanklns, one case OF
colcrain shifting Cot,ons--al. of which having been
bough for cash. at Anction, Boston, will be sold
cheaper than usual for casa only .RavI7
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-24
EMPLOYMENT

- GOD encouragement will be given to an active
~ TAD. from about ~ 90 15 years of age, Who
De well recommended for integrity and ability to
attend Groscry and Variety Store in neighborinc
town. Ea lire OF he prin,ec, .vag IL.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY q, 1915.
MARSHAL'S SALE.
DISTRICT OF FRRODE-ISLdND.

Tn pursuance of s,Warrant from the Hon. DAVID
L HowELL. Esq. Judge OF the District Court for
khoae-lsland District,
Notice is hereby .giuen,
That there will be sold at Pub
.&AA lie Auction, on the 9Th day OF May
EkSA{NEs inst. at IL o'clock, in the forenoon, at
-&&S5S3. .Hariins Wharf. in Providence. the
Schooner OSCAR, rs she now lays at said Wbatf and
may be examined previous TO the sale. Conditions
will be made known AT the sale.
u. X. Dexter, MarShak
Providence. Nay 10. 1915.
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The preceding arc public vessels Of pri-
va,c vessels, Niles last list is 1851, which
have been brought safe into port or destroyed.
Including the recap,ures, II may be safely
stated thar we have taken at least 5000 ves-
sells from the enemy.
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NICHOLAS GEFFROY,

rH rs 40. 1875, Thames-sfreet,
1HFoRN, tue pubic that he has for sale. indepen-
dent OF has Constant supply of Cutlery, Jcwery,
watches, Looking Glasses, &c. &c,-Sugar, Coffee,
best superfnc Pi.tadelpha Flour, by wholesale and
retail. at very reasonable prices for cash
He also continues his professors Of manufacturing
Gold and SILVER Wre--and gives the true value Of
old Goi6 and Silver according % their standard.
great variety 81 other artieles will be found at
ms sore, wl.ct lie too numerous 10 mention.
.scsebort, February &c, 1915
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

DISTRICT OF RHODE-ISLhAD. =
TN pursuance of Warrant from the Hon. DAVID
aowsLL. Esq Judge of the District Court for
Rhode. island District,
Notice is hereby lgi0en, ,%
Ina, there wis os sold u Pub.
~ &&n lie Auction, the 29h day OF May
ErsTSI5SSsS inst. at III o'clock m the forenoon, at
s&s1~SEass1,- Bwdons Wharf in Bristol, the Sloop
YsrAbr Conditions made known at the Sale.
Duee j. Pearce, Depuy- 4AarShal.
.Nexlpors, Nay II. 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-24

Velv Feather Beds aRd teafiiers.
II we Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feather
beds, from % to As dollars, kept constantly
tor sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2. Chares-sfreef.
He has on hand an assortment Of M,trosscs Of all
Kinds. .Nerpor.. March a9 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-24

Tie Pdtem Ia,prOVet J,s ARpayatus,
TOR lighting .ouflctorics Mines, Mills, Streets,
4 Theatres, Lighthouses. sc. &c. in a convent
ent, safe and economical manner. with Gas Lights
produced from fossil coal, will be pur up compe,e
for opsc.ation on and every infor-
NATION resp. citing c,nmnn cseL on application TO
WINSLOV LEWIS, Bssion-or
DAVID Melville, .Negpo1, Il
NB-The Lights may be scca IN operation at
ny time during the approaching 'umncr at the Bath
ng. house, Ne wport. .3prif26. 1915
NAVAL BIOGRAPHY
lust published AMI for sale byJ. G. SHAW. The
.laer,eas .Nivsi B,yrapiv, compiled by Isaac
bailey. Esq Of Providence, in one vol. price 81 IN
board, 81 IS b,uaI .'fy i7.
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Yesterday arrived at this port, ship Massa
chuseus, and British brig Sarah, both ~ dag,
from Liverpool, with valuable cargoes o. dry
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-13
p O. S rs C RIP T
Baltimore, Nov. II.
I ate from Gibraltar.

By the Patapsco, capt. Moon, arrived
:his day from Naples, via Gibraltar, whict
latter place skeieft the Sd uit despatch.
|es were brought from Commodore Balm
BRIDGE. Commodore BainbridSe's squa-
|afon, had been in Gibraltar some days,
waiting The arrival Of that under Com
nodore Decatur, which was going fntt
port rs we came out. 1t was EXPECT
ed that Com. cambridge would leave
y flisates and Q sloops Of war in the
Mediterranean. under the command al
Com. SHAW, anI return to the u. s. with
IKE residue of his squadron.
Tho Spanish government had detained
the Algerine brig Of war aeut into Cartl.a-
sena BY Com. Decatur in June, under
plea that she had been captured III Sta-
nisil waters. 1t was reported in Gibral.
Ear, that the Providence OF B;scay had
revolfed against the Authority of Ferdi-
aaud eth, and that similar disposition
prevailed thoughout the country.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-13
PORT of Aerandiia.

Arrived brig Industry, capt. Seabury.
"a days from Gonaiyes-Coace-to P.
Saunders and james Anderson.
Sailed from Gonaiyes on the 10Th De-
.Ser; On the 18th south Of Heneaga,
fell II with and was boarded by Car.
.aasenian pliyatecFa and plundered Of
steering sails, spare rigging, blocks and
isht Gods cordage, captains watch
Boots towing piece. and some clothing
s~l tnen was permitted tolnoceed. On
the niekt Of the Slst fell In With schr
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-13
Sky Dollars Reward
RUNAWAY from the subscriber living
within two miles Of TGMsy TSlrn, Rre
derrick county. Nd. on the fourth day
Of June last, 'as5.a ~
+ a Negro MN, named s.
D a " + X 9,

26 years of age, 5afeet s orr inches
high, Of a, yellow complexion, full face
sour cMntenance, fond Of liquPr, slut
lers when spoken to, stoop shoulders
bow legged and limps when walking
small hands and feet---his apparel mo-
feculiected---he was formerly the pro
perty ofAbraham Half Whoever take,
Up and brings home said Negro. shall
have the above reward, or Forty DoHar'
ifseeured in any jail 80 that Iget him a
MATTHEW GAIT,
My. Is. d3t1aWSt.
No. The Editors Of the Intelligencer
are requested to publish the above all
sertisement as marked above, and for
ward their account to this office for pay
|. neat.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-13
Land for Sale.
November 8
935 Acres.

935 Acres,
In tie county of Fairfax, four miles iron
George Town and Washington City
and ten from Alexandria, thro' which
the contemplated turnpike road iron
George Town to Leesbarc; passes.
EFT is bounded more than a mile by tht
4 Potomac, on which lies so or 80 acres
of rich bottom and about 500 acres OF fine
timber, a dwelling house with 4 rooms.
a large barn and few out buildings
This land was originally Of the first qua
lity, and experience has proven it to bt
perfectly susceptible Of Improvement b,
the use of gypsum.
A Mil Seat,
To which any part of the above land mag
- attached, and from which -four may
|be vater.borne to George I own. AS the
water will be taken from the Potomac, i
will be capable of driving all the year any
machinery that may be erected: the ex-
|pensein conveying the water to the wheeI
Will NC lCoS Sllan ia Oiuhidi sSdSCrs ain
"a trip day may be made by the bOat'
navigating the river.
go fcres,
In the county Of Loudoun, s niles below
|Leesburg, lying on Broad Run-290 a,
ores are heavily tinbered, the balance II
fresh land and produces we'll.
Mr.. Matthias, Of Leesburg, or Mr
l1adlceN Lee, Of Belmont, will shew tls
land and make known the terms of sale
The whole Of the above property will be
sold on a long credit (if required witt
Interest from tie date.
Richard II. Love
Rokeby. August II. co
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-13
Public Sale.

On TUESDAY next, at half past ten
o'clock, will be sold, at the Nendue
Store.
sUpERFINE and Cd Eroadcioths
Ditto do Cassimeres
Coatings
Striped Blankets
Stockine.ts
Cambria Muslins
shirting CottonS
Madras Handkerchief
Fancy striped Mushns
"a and GA cotton ShaNls
Undresscd CalicOes
Common do.
Irish aud German Linens, &c. &c.
T. 6. Marsteller.
Nov. II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-13
Landing

Landlng
From the schr. Admiral Durham, Capt
Cox from St. Croix and for Sale by
Lawrasou e Folcte,
81 punchecns St. Croix Rum
OF a very superior quality,
ALSO FOR SALE
On board the Brig Harriet, capt. Russell
& ON Newburypoit,
SO tons Plaster Paris.
IN STORE.
81 boxes Hayannah Brown Sugar,
so do. Green Coffee,
e pipes CATALONIA Wine,
Sugar No. l y 2.
Beef. Seal Leather,
Cases of assorted Glass Ware and Win
dow Glass, from the Boston Glass Fac
tory,
Boxes Of Caners.
200 boxes, half and quarter boxes Segars.
Nov. Is.