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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-19
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TSROM the Subscriber, hying "a Suiun,on, on the
4 18th INST. Negro Aia:i. NAMED HENRY he
was purchased last winter OF Dr. Trent, OF l.ich
moad, to which, place he probably may attempt Il,
so.
HENRY is = very good Cook, and well known dis
such IN Rchmond-t have been informed that he. has
been very frequently at sea, and has made tips to
the Wes,-indts and other piaces--He is from
appearance about &c years of age sboat feet in
ces high, has thick lips, large eyes, large whiskers
wears generally hobbs in his ears has srum cv,,n-
tcnance, but pleasing when spoken Tolls co.thnp
follows; one thre2danil cotton Shirt & thread BAR
falcons. both new Also. two cotton shirts
partly wcrn, to.,hsr with shaggy creai-cca, l:. II
with WOODEN oki,i MAST * OF vessels arc ioi.
warne, om carrying Hnawsy,st their peril. Any per-
son delivering said slave Stunton shall receive
the above reward aud all reasonable expenccs t.id
or ten dollars, II secured in Jail that get hun a.
gain.
JOHN C. WRIGHT
July o6 ---wSwp
L a Court held Tor Cumberland County on the
~ 9TH Monday in July, 1915, at the Courthouse
Willis Vaughan:
rs.
Robert b. Gibson & Christopher Strong
The DEFENDANT, Gibson, not having entered
ard it appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that
sari Gibson is habtaut OF thie Country on the
motion o, the said plaintiff by Counsel VI is ordered
that the said Gibson do appear here tue III, Mon
day IN October next, and answer the bill o the PLAN
ti and that copy oil this order be frthw, Inserted
IN some newspaper print in the CITY of Ricimoud.
iortwo months successvely and snoher copy be III
ed at the front door OF tins Courthouse
Copy,
Teste.
MILLER WOoDSoN, &C.
Aug. 5.----w8wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-19

The SUBSCRIbERS
OFFER ron SHE.
10 hhds. New-Orlcans sugar
lOdo and 10 barrels musevvado do.
20 boxes Havana do.
loaf 10 in hhds. terces aud barrels
lumpdO
$50 bags coffee, part prime green
50 crates queeA's ware
20 do quart bottles
100 sacks Liverpool salt
81 boxes tin, 1-3
10 ton bar-iron,
German and crawley steel
nails
cotton and wool cards, spinning cotton, pepper nj
mento, nutrnegs, cloves, cinnamon English mus
tar, imperial ard young hysoa tea, sat-petrc,
crude AID refined.
Alum, birthstone, copperas, madden fostsnt in
digO, hg bue-nalaga, CATALONIA, and fesira-
wines
Rectiied and fruted whskeys, common whiskev.
few barrels porter, china and glassware
pipes, tanners OF, lsyRoOi, rns:n. tar, ssckin, \
sack bags, brssinns soe thread, soal leather her
ring, grinIstoucs, candles, wrapping writn,
aud letter paper, quilts, gun-p,adcr aud uat,gf
shot, Spanish segUs, ivory aud pocket combs
turkey yarn, sc. &c Sto.
Also
large and valuable assortment of Domestic yo,1s
CONSISTING or
Stripes, pIsils g'nghams, chsmbrsys vesting,
shirtings, inauass stTpes and cotton yarns
SHAPAkD q VERB
June 90. wifi
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The SUBSCRIBERS
OFFER RUR ,S9LF.

.March e2--zrfm
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03
Lat. IS 81.

The meeting for the balloting tor o0"
ernour, 1t Governour and Senators VIII "
opened at ! | O'Clock this day,
The choice of rulers at all times IS suo'
Ject OF the first importance, and every =
lector who regards either his own OF w
publick prosperity will be careful bow Y
exercises his elective franchise tor upou
the conduct of those who are elec'ea
manage our public affairs, depends 10
great degree, the peace, happiness and'pl"
periiy OF almost every individual ~ soclsl,
1t is hardly necessary to say single WIZ
al this time respecting the characters "lAs'
compose the TWO tickets. Every E'ee'0.
knows that for nearly forty years Govern asaG',
81 RONG has been an able and i''.',''
publlck servant, and that his charac'e, ~,
In publick and private, is without O'',~
ish in manners he is mild, humane CIV
unassLming {; in poli!icks he was the ,O'.
peer and fellow labourer OF our Osi0 rsl
WASHINGT TON, and has uniformly
lowed and supported the policy oil hi' IL L
ministration in opposition TO tha. u ,vsr
ferson and Madison, which brought "" b.,
Taxes, and Misery upon the .ounl'y. Ii
where is the man who has suffered :"
liberty or property by the msasulss IN.
Gov. STRONG. Did he ever gei I'm,
der the State 10 prevent the malo'iV -"
governing When did ne maze he
cution and prescription the ofoef = f.cn,
day, BY hurting every faithful sersan' i
Office who dared 10 exercise the rls'Hs IA.
freeman? When did Gov. oIohS Ia,
cate an unnecessary war, and load ''s :
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03

Extract Of Letter fom an American mer-
chant ofthe first respecisbiIlty and information,
to his correspondent in This town, dated At HA
rsns, Feb q, (received on tuesday last via
S&vann4h)-" a picket arrived yesterday,
bringing an order from he Court of SPAN pro-
hbi'Ing tic entry Of al foreigners whatever,
al his tt may moi lie Immediately executed.
Cspt. Smith is improving and | feel confident
his heal will be restO! ed"
1.-THE Spsnish CAPT. who lately arrived at
NJ wport. let Havana March 4, and we undel :
stand conf. ms the above news
Boston Palladium
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03

And though that inlsrunsnt was reject
ed with dildain by Mr.. Jeferlon, we
continued il the enjoyment of this mott
lucrative commerce, until the commence
ment OF holtilities. Its now underftood
that we are to be in future, excluded
from it
Thus it is mott mani[elt that the fears
of those opposed to the war, have been
realized We have not secured any of
the objeas in contef; we have been
subjected to a complication of evils, from
which it will require years, finally TO ex-
fricate us Yet we have great cause to
rejoice The blessings of peace have been
reitored to bleeding country. ! though
we have {" secured" nothing involved in
the controversy but abandoned every
thing we arc saUed from impending de
itruction. With all the burdens which
have been laid on the people, they fill
inherit country where nsilery and
davery have nor banilhed all the charities
and comforts of life Though portion
Oh tllCU lldiu SdihihSo. hiuit ieii 81 W
iupport thofe in luxury and iPlendour,
whom the late calamisies have elevated
to wealth and importance; yet Il will be
fome confolation, that the iwarm OF ofh>
GERS and contractors, who, Ike the
Locults of Egypt, have covered the
country, and are eating out its fubltance.
nuR be h0sned that many Of t6e7n at AeGf,
have their days numbered AT the end
Of which, their Gun indufry, and not
that Of others, mutt gain them iuPport.
] fay then, let US rejoice But let US not
forget the gratitude, which is due TO Him
who holds in his hands the deitinies OF
nations; aud whole eoodnels we have 70
eminently experienced, as well in our
late difficulties, as on many other oeca-
fons"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03

ware 10 the county of Stafford, as well
as to the manufacturers of Birmingham
and Sheffield, both of which have recelv-
ed comfortable orders for America Sir
Henry Welely, to replace Lord Well
ington at Paris, during his absence from
that capital II is also surniied that Mr.
Canning will proceed to Madrid from
Llibon. Star.
The London Morning Chronicle, Of
the aft of January, gives the following
extract of letter from Vienna
{" The Congrefs will be Obliged to diff
folve itlelf withow having come to any
de6niive arrangement; not with an in
tention Of renewing the war, but TO resaS
sembc anew, in order to form a great
European Convention, to devlfe the
means of organizing twelve ftatcs, TO be
united to Europe. This project has no
aluiion to the views Of which Ruliia is
iuppofed to have upon the poiefions Of
the Grand Seignior. +"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03
AHOI! STIMULATES

ON Monday, brave boys, the best Il.
ocean, ~M
70 beat against discord, and civil commo,..
The staunch MASSACHUSETTS,, that ns,.,
trim long,
And always made freight, when comm,.a
STRONG, y
shews her fag for crew: and rernemb.,
tars,
That amid all restric tions, embargoes and vs.
Ten years she sail'd steady.~her crew in gooat.
For STRONG, do &c seq, saipd By WAsH,rcrs
chart.
Land iubbers may growl-ofice seekers me-,
Better stick in the mud, than old ocean to Dly
But give me the tar that honestly labours
And leave Demo. recruiters. wbo i've
neighbors.
How they ransachd the ship, us'd the crew 1.
what rancour,
When after seven good trips, Caleb bot vn,.
anchor
How they copsiz'd the Captain and promoted
Gerry,
Who meier sculrd loaf cross creek or a terv
SILVER my timbers, if Sailor, as vet,
Can his conduct, his trips, or reckoning FORGET.
With crew Of green hands, the cock for Bis mat,
He cuts the Strong cable and trusts to biz fate.
With venture Of notions, restrictions, embargo
He steers down the bay, without compass Or carse;
His ballast on shore, no water on board;
His charts left behind, his larder not stor'd;
The crew, three times three for liberty cheer,
Now Gerry's at helm, we have nothing to fear.
The wind strikes ahead, blows gale and aack
lie cries about ship, "we must take 'tother tack.
g Stand ready all hands helms alec in dknay
must wear her." be cries, " she will surely m,.
tay.
" Down with glib; down with foresail, II win try
her once more;
He does, and he plumps her snug on lee shore
How her bows We're beat in, how SHATTERED her kes.
When brave Captain STRONG, and his heartisd
steel
Got her off, and gave her thorough repair,
In which all true sailors can boast Of share.
Remember three years, he has sail'd her again
Without springing one leak, or losing man.
He'd crew fit for duty, no occasion to fog
Good fare and good cheer, and allowance Of gpg;
No Sbianers on board for ropes end were unlre@a
No purser, no cabin boy stole from bis chest
Now bark We, my boys, sly Dexterous plan
laid, to heave out our old captain again.
| say, by old Davy, no half finished Tar
Shall e'er command me in peace, or 10 war.
Ten good voyages srRONG'S made, and tsiu
as IT'S true,
He will have all the votes of an honest ships
crew.
Hearts OF oak then heave no! foul, or fair WeatA-
er,
The Ion pull, the STRONG pull, and the pull 4
together.
TOM TACKLE.
Lat Is 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03
From the Palladium.
To the RtligiOns Public

eliN 1ASAi lOuo uOlLC.
1T having pleased Atmgh God to restore to
dis land the blessing Of Peace, The people Of
he Un'Ied States, il appears by The procams
'ion ofthe P;ssGen are invited to observe day
q Thanksgiving.
A correspondent begs leave to suggest, thro'
the medium of the public prints, the pro2rlety
OF expressing our gratitude 20 Heaven on that
Joyful occasion BY General Contribution for the
support anc propagation Of the Gospel
In what more suitable way can we manifest
our sense OF the Divine Goodness intemoyinc The
late obstacles Of missionary efforts by the zen
eral peace OF the world, than By endeavoriag 10
spread the Gospel Of the Prince Of Peace.
Inc writer presumes nOt 10 propose any one
Missionary Society. either foreign or domestic.
q me Object OF tins charity. Let this lie lsf, 10
me judgment OF congreg lions aud individuals.
some may be disposed 20 aid The funds Of Bib,e
oocietles'-some 70 give their mite to the sup
port OF Foreign Missions, and some might wish
% assist those societies who are engaged in
evangehzng the new settlements and destitute
parts OF our own country.
IL the great proportion of The Religious Soci
cues OF different denominations of the United
ota'es were to appropriate the day of Thsnks-
giving TO this noble and benev client object, what
. vast sum might be obtained and how MANY
might De furnished with the word of life who
are now perishDg for lack OF know edge!
HOW much superior would be tie CRATIC a.
non 10 be derived from THIS exercise Of Chris.
nan benevoence--to the festivities common IN
days OF Thanksgiving
ohooio these suggestions meet the vi shes
anu ieehhgs o. me Religious Public, il would be
highly gratifying 10
# Friend 10 the Peace and p,o,os,;,v A.
We learn from KentncL,, -. ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03
Foreign Intelligence.

The fch. Vixen arrived ar Baltimore,
failed from Bordeaux Feb. o-and
nou, ht papsrs TO the I'd, and Paris
dates to Jan 2e
The Congrefs Of Vienna continued in
sefion and il is not yet afcertained at
they have settled any one point Id
Caltleteagh haa gone to England and
il was faid ne Duke of Wellington was
to take his place at the Congress We
sometime hnce mad report Of coolneis
between the Emperor Of Ruilia and La
c. and this report is continued and some
Of the london papers indulge in severe
remarks or tbs Emperor.
BERNADoTTE is faid to have renoun
ced his elective claim to The throne OF
Sweden, in favour Of the royal heir
A new war between Rufia and Tur-
key is talked of.
A fewy years Gnce there was an account
publifhed of one Baron de Kolli being
sent by the Engilh to Ferdinand of
Spain then prifoner in France, to as
silt him in efcaping TO his own country I;
that Ferdinand indignantly refused, and
betrayed him TO the French. II is now
ascertained that the Baron never pro
eeeded farther than Paris that he was
there arrrhed; that ne never saw Fcrdi
nand but that Bonaparte employed an
other person TO 60 on as agent 10 ensnare
2. Whole uncle Don Antonio, detected
the intended impoliIion'
The account publifhed a. Paris was
made up by the then French Government.
The real Baron was thrown into prison,
and nothing more was known of him till
he was found and liberated on the refto.
IA ion of The Bourbons.
In France, Napoleon's Dukes of Dal-
maria. Caftiglione and Bellumo, have
had high appointments befowed upon
them by Louis XVIII.
The negroes taken by Britilh veGels
from slave fhips, are fent to Sierra Leone,
and thofe who do not choofe to enter the
army or navy, are fettled in villages .ac--
cording to their countries. There are
1000 fuch perfons in eight villages,
School matters are fent to live among
them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03
NETWORK, MARCH IS.
LATEST FROM Der MUDA

Laf evening arrived at this port. the
Br feb. PRECEDENT, Cooper, in 7 days from
Bermuda Pa1engers, Mr. BrewRer,
Mr.. Hurley, MIR. Keates, Mr.. Bell, all
officers of the u S. frIgate PRECEDENT !;
and Capt 6owie. Alto, Capt. Phea(ant,
late of a coating veGel belonging to this
port. having been lhipwrecked near our
coat. and was taken off the wreck by a
Britiih man of war brig.
Capt {. Informed US, that two cartels
were fitting out at Bermuda, to bring
home the crew of the PRECEDENT and were
to fail in few days for New. Y ork.
The act of the If July, 1917, dsub.
ling the duties on imports, is limited to
the expiration of one year after the con-
clulion of peace with Great Britain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03
From the ". Y. Evening Post

Dailas'a Retort i have only time to re-
mark as the following Report goes ebaoad,
that ii is important people should be care
ful when reading It, to observe proper en-
phasis and due discretion" as Shakespeare
says; because, erroneous impressions
millions wide Of the truth, will Other wise
be made in several Items in which the
people feel, or at any rate will soon feel
deeply in'erested-For instance
: And the whole Of he ascertained amount Of
debt c'eated during the W. is he sum Of
S68 783, % 49,"
Now. fyou do not lay the emphasis on
he word ascertained," which really seems
10 be word slipped in by chance, YOU will
18abe No incon siderable blunder. What is
the amount of he debt, created during the
war. unaScertained Aye, let Mr. Dallas
tell US that, if he can, and if he dare, and
we shall know where we are. Take anoth.
er example:
2. On he 31st December, 1914, the amount
ofthe rubGck deb, created since the war. in
dependant ofte'ap oray loans and issues of Treasury
Noes, jmsy be estimated al $40 780,322 Is"
Here the most emphatic words, "inde-
hendent Of temporary loans and issues Of
treasury notes." are thrown into parenthe-
sis as hardly worth minding. Now, Thorn
as Dllworth taught US, in his celebrated
spelling book, that the words in paren
thesis, are those words which NAV be left
out without injury to the sense. The rea-
der can Judge how this would do when |
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03
BRITISH PROMOTIONS.

Among the long lift of promotions Of
Britifh military and naval officers, is Capt.
B,oke, late of the Shannon frigate, who
received the title Of Knight Commander
of the mott Hon. Military Order of the
Bath.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03
LONDON, IAN. 1S.


The report of change of ministry,
which was circulated fome days Gnee,
is, il is believed, dettitute of foundation !;
such i; the opinion OF well informed per
fonageS-Cowier. Mr.. Mates, MeHea
ger of fate arrived here on Monday eve
ming lsit from Vienna, with defpatches
for Lord Catlereagh. Lord Liverpool
arrived here on Monday Taft from Bath
The American merchants i'll this city arc
in daily expectation of receiving intelli
gence of the ratification of the treaty of
Ghent, by MIR Madison Executive of
vefTris bound TO the United STATES, which
are to flop at Halifax, Bermuda, &c
before reaching their dsltination, we
learn that a large Dumber were frelghted
laR week, for differ emf ports OF the Uni
sed States dire6t in order to procure and
take In early ca goes of cottons, tobacco
&c. This peace muit be very advanta
geous 10 the manufacturers OF earthen-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03

Many Am prisoner -n- n E1g'and'
were it is said, persons .aSe'- III A.e'' OIL
&c. citizens OF Kentu aI t'nto, &C.
and had never before, P5'Aaps, 2eea On
or even seen salt water
A person has lately sent to the Farmers
Bank. Virginia, 20. D. overpaid him IN
1903. The Bank gave the money to the
poor
A Piuiburg, Pennsylvania paper,
says the retailers of spurious liquors
there have doubled The prices to cover
the new duty Of 20 cents per gallon.
FEACE ESTABLISHMENT.
We learn, that the following are the
Gencrcl Staff retained to compote the
Peace Eftabhlhnent of The u State ar
my - major Generals Brown and Jack
fon Brigadier Generals Scott, Gains,
MacomO and Ripley.
24tb uh No 0i35, in Union Canal
Lottery, was drawn Prize of Twenty
fve thousand dAars this fortunate lick;
ct was fold by Mr. Kent, of Concord,
N. Ii. -
AMELIA.-The Charlelton papers, it
will be ieen, contain several arrivals from
Amelia Letters Of the 9Th Infant, from
lmelia, fay five or fix neutral vehels
from that port for Europe, had been itopt
by the Bri:ifh on fufp cion of having on
board American property, and ient to
Bermuda and Naf1au. They were itopt
before the ratihca ion Of the Treaty was
known Admiral Cochrane arrived at
Amelia from Ship Island. via Havana, on
the night of the 9Th intant.-It is ex
pected all the Slaves taken by or that
went to the Britiih, will be reitored.
Advices from Cafine confirm the fate
ment, that the Britiih Commanders were
taking meafures for the fpeedy evacuation
of that place and vicinity The heavy
ordnance, flores, &c. have been embark
ed The u S officers were about to
refume their functions in the Diftrict.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03
BY THE NAILS.
AEGIERS.


The Editor OF the Federal Republican,
fpeaking of the expedl ion preparing
againit Algiers, obferves, that /" the navy
will do itlelt credit upon every location
where ma y Can act i; but how it is to
reduce The city of Algiers, is not quite 70
clear a naval force cannot carry on land
operations, &c &c. We find how ever,
in looking into BJtb4's Hfo,y Of the TIA,
bet4Ueen the United states and IrIt9h, that
admiral Melton was able to make fome
impre flion at leaft upon the tears of the
Algerines The account is thus concic
ly related:
In Auguf, Seq, an Algerine fleet
met an Enslih irigate near Malta, and
summoned her to bring to, bur having
received .everal broadiides, the frigatc
eicaped and gained the port Of Malta.
On receiving this information, fhips of
the line ana trigates fet out without delay
in pursuit of the barbarian squadron,
which hey overlook, and funk several of
their .ytfeIs. On the news of this dilas-
ter, the Dey of Algiers ordered all the
Enghih agents TO be out IN irons, and their
property coufiscated. Admiral Melton,
when informed IF this barbarous reprifaI,
itaioned himfelf before Alg,ers, with a
iquadron OF levco frigates. He then or
desed the fquad on to advance, and in the
middle OF the night commenced bri15
FIRE Of bombs and heated balls, which
fpread fear and defolation through the CT
ty. he Dey fent menage to Lord
Mellon, who replied that he could give
no aniwer for fevrral hours, during which
time, The bombardment continsed with
out lntermiilion, in such manner as 10
cause the mott dreadful ravsges On a
iecond mehage from the Dey with new
proportions, Lord Mellon demanded that
all the Engifh agents EouId be fct at
liberty, and complete indemnify made
tor the ioilas they had tuftained, with The
feleaiement Of all the captives. He exs
acted beldeS the fun of 5000 fcquins,
with Promifr that the Dey would never
again make captives of the Tufcans or
Nespolitans. .
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03

Merrmac, March p 1915.
mr.. BeyEo,s- Incioied is an extract Of
a letter. have lately received from a
friend in Cincinnati, Ohio, dated Feb
goth, 1915, which you are at liberty to
publiih.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03
The Prefdent was apprailed at Der.

The Preildcnt was appraifed at Der
muda, and three fourths of the amount
adjudged to the Officers and nip's COM
pany of The Endymion and paid them.
The flares in the feveral clancs we're
Iit clals, o42l. IS Cd, I'd clafs, 90, 10
3-Third, 81, IA, 4-Foufth, 70, 10,
Fifth, II, 2, Sixth, S, II, 3
seventh, 3, IA, land Eighth, I,l7,
1. -
The Br. Ship Ramble, Silk, from
Cork with cargo Of dFy goods, SC. ar.
at Bermuda about the I3,h of March,
and was to fail on the 2oth for n. York,
with the fame cargo.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03

"David Starrett. Efq of Marlborough,
who was murdered on Charlefon bridge,
has had his hrf rejurrecti1n and is now
doing bufinefs in this State for Samuel
Bell, Eiquire."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03
"IMPRESSMEN / OF SEAMFN.

Ihl' important subject having been
waved 10 the late negotiations at Client,
and treaty of peace concluded without any
provisions thereon, the subjec, will, in all
human probability, become again source Of
contention, and POSSIBLY Of 7var, between
this country and England. : Conn Mirror
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03
FEACE ESTABLISHMENT.

24tb ut. No 0i35, in Union Canal
Lottery, was drawn Prize of Twenty
fUe thousand d.Aars-this fortunate lick:
ct was fold by Mr. Kent, of Concord,
N. Ii.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-16

Arrived sehr. Mechanic, capt. Stoke
lev. l6 days fpOul Curacao. hides, Scat
skin, wood and salt PeytOn and Dun
das.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-16

ava - aslnltn q braWner
ea Cloves. s'ssu one Case Aatnegs
4 Get s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-16
Public Sale.

On 1aesdaV ae1t, the l7tFl instant, viii
be sold at the Yendue Store,
Superfine and second broad cloths
Stockinett5, bombazetts, aanneis
Yestings, canbrie, lepo,j aconett, book
and fancy muslins
Irish linens
Ginsilasns
Cotton hosiery, &c. &c.
Also,
A few chests Imperial and young by
son teas.
r. 6. JMarsieiIsr.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-16
For BosEOn,

re regular trading sch'r.
e y ~ Lsylias Isaac Bears, Junior,
\ S - raster; nill sail ID all this
week. For freight orpassage
apply to the 'nasssr "a I.o;sfd pr ID
lumbar & Co.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-16


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