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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-03

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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-03
February Is
Land for ale.

gHvEIE snbscriber offers for sale two
d small EARNiS>in the county VI
West,nore.and and state of Virginia
One on Mattox Creek, containing goo
acres, principally land of the first guam
ty, 30 Of which is heavily timbered:-
There is on tins tract good dweising
house. with all necessary mt-houses, a
fine young apple and peach orchard,
Springs Of neves falling streams convent,
cit. The heuse stands on tie oanhs Of
the creek where every conVenleh&s and
luxury thai the season can afford Is at
tachai to it.
ALSO,
One other Trac, lying and being m
the same county, about one and hah
miles from the above tract, containing
2G2 and half acres, about $50 acres OF
which is in goot. ti,nbes-there IS dwes-
Inc house, kitchen, and an apple or
cl,ard with sone other valuable irrlt at
Tackled to chs, Ylth sPFing Of good wa
ter. Cor terms apply to BALDWIN NJ:
Lee, Csc. or Hen y Beaacock, octh OF
which gentlemen ike pear the premises,
or the subscriber in Alezandlia.
ELLIOT MUSE.
Oh no. %
The editors OF the N. InteIIigencer
are requested TO insert the above TWO
weeks and sead their account TO this Oh
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fhs elegant isdat boas
UNION,
Notice is he,eIlV owen.

NNtice IS hereby gwen,
10 the stockholders of the Real Estate
eaaS Of the Iaitetl States, that the fourth
.asiaiaens of Five Dollars OF each share
!. = required TO be paia into said Bapk On
-: .''r ESQ SaY OF Say nezt, and the filth
!: e'''ainleat Of i've dollars on each share
% Thu. shIsty days the eater.
~ order Of The President and Direc-
tors.
March 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-03
Land for Sale

THE subscriber wishes to sell tracs
z Of Land in Fairfax county, con.
tanning $50 acres. From actual exrer;.
ments, it is found to be well adapted 10
clover and plaster. a very incons.dera.
bic qrantity Of which will u axe it supe-
rior lard; as at present the greater par:
Is really fertile. The situation Of thx
property is desirable, being about ore
quarter OF mile from the stage road
leading from Alexandria to Occocuar,
and not farther from Mr.. Ianney's mil.
and Accoinck creek, through whict
channel the purchaser may convey his
produce 10 any market lying upon t.8
sea-board Persons anxious to purchase
may be shewn the land b, MIR. Keaeh,
living on the premises.
JOha .N. E'Carfy.
'9ich y If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-27
Oscar Junior.
cheap,
april Q6

Stands this season at Mount Air, ad.
Joining Piscataway, Prince Georges
ounty, Maryland, and covers Mares at
fifty dollars. The season ends the fit.
teenth Of July, 1916. Coed pastarage
Tor Mares al three quarters OF dollar a
week, and grain furnished at the market
+ ice if requested, will not be AN.
sW cradle tor accidents or escapes
Twenty-Five dollars and one for the
groom, will be taken, if paid in the sea.
son, Oscar is beautiful chesnul sorrel.
sixteen hands h h, stout, active and re.
alarkabty handsome, five years old his
'>pcing. He is out Of the late Doctor r.
|delin's celebrated running Mare Floret.
tia, by Oocor. Oscar was the property O.
Colonel John Tayioe of Virginia, aud a
|capitai turf horse. Fioretta perhaps won
/ more jockey Club Purses than any one
Fhorse on the continent. His pedigree
Smay be seen at his stable.
JOSEPH EDELIN,.
I april 20 2aW4w
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100 Dollars Reward.

A3SCONDED or Tuesday last,
aulatto woman named Fanny. formerlv
property OF Mrs. Blackburn, late Of
Alexandria.
Fanny is a bright mulatto.. about 20
years OF age, oflow stature; she has nu.
nervous ac9uaintances in Alexandria
where she lived several years, and has
a mother living at Neabsco furnace, in
Jhe county Of Prince William ). at ons
Or the other CT which places she will pro-
babiy be found, or on her way to Phila-
delphia, with forged pass.
1t the above described slaveis ann
hended within ten miles of my hor
and brought home, | will give rewa,
Of Fifty Dollars, and if at a greater,e
lance, One Hundred Dollars. Her hu.
band lives at Mr.. ] hn A. Washington'g
near Charles Town.
Henry S. Turner.
Jefferson County. Va.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-27
INTERESTING.

To the militia Officers of the state of Vir-
pinia, who were in the service OF the
u. States during the late war.
GENrLEMEN,
I nave the pleasure to inform ycu.
that the secretaryef War has lately de-
cided. that all militia officers, who were
IN the service of the United States at any
time during the late war, and who were
not furnished with transportation OF
baggage by the United States, from the
place of their discharge to the place OF .,
battalion or regimental rendezvous, shail
receive compensation in lieu thereof, e.
DUAL to the allowance made to officers
of the regular army. This decision no.
norable to the secretary, and Just TO tne
militia officers, madein the spifn OF the
laws and regulations concerning the ar
my, and subve. ting a distinction between
the respective corps, whleh was repas-
nant to every principle of liberal Poh-
icy: will in some degree remanerate you
fora part Of the extraordinary expenses
YOU were Subjected to by the wants OF
those YOU commanded, and whom the 60
iyernment were unable to furnish with the
pay they we're entitled t., at the season
1T was most wanted. For the purpose OF
giving to this information the most ex-
tenslve circulation, | have requested the
Editor of the Enquirer to give my letter
al insertion in his taper.
Very respectfully, our
most 05edient servant,
]. 6. JACKSON,
of Nrgiaia.
Washington City. s9th April, 1916.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-27
BURKE'S CHARACTER OF HOW.
ARD

I" His plan" said Burke, is original /;
and it is IS full Of genius, as it is of hu
mainly. He has visited all Europe, not
to survey the sumptaousness of palaces
or the statelines Of temples not to make
sccu'ate measurements of antient gran
deur. nor to form scale of the curiosi-
ties OF modern art nor to collect me-
dals or to collats manuscripts but to
dive into the depth of dungeons, to
plunge into the injection of hospitals, 10
survey the mansions u sorrow and pain.
flo take the gauge and dimensions OF mi
lsery, depression aud contempt to re-
|nelSss tae toss0stsns to attend the neg
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-27
Fresh Teas.
This day landing from the schr. Liberty
Cap. Bears, from Boston,
Imperial g Young Hyso's Tea
oftae Canton's importation in April 1916
ind for sale BY
Bryan Hampson & Go.
anr;i OF
TO alt the Editors liz the q. states.
Rockingham County, Va.
Let March tQlf
april OF

Rockingham County, Va.
1st March, 1916.
ON the e5th of November last, my
negro man Caieb absconded in company
with white woman named Betsey Smith
Caleb is about &c years of age, dark
complexion, rather above the middle
size, has scar OH his forehead, caused
by burn-rather sulkey-speaks low
and has down look---wore a brown
great coat with large cape, and other.
wise well dressed, plays the fiddle. III.
derstands plantation business and use
an axe we'll. Betsey smith is about rid
die size, light or sandy hair, INCLINED to
be freckled !; wore brown great coat,
and blue cotton dress, and has teit be-
hind her three or four malatto children,
and is miss Of said negro. They boz
rowed and rode Oh Small bay nass, and
were seen near Harper's Ferry, passing,
he as her seryan. Or slave, OH toward
Pennsylvania, from whence she original
ly calde--probaoiy they are going to Bal
timore, Philadelphia, or New-York:
probably he will pass by the name of ,4e-
Vi or Caesar, as there are such free ne
groes in the neighborhood that have los
their freedom certificates, and pr baby
Caleb has one of them. will give l01
dollars reward, to any person who ap-
prehends said negro Caleb, and secu
HIM in any Jail SO that | get him again.
and shall also advertise him in the same
newspaper from whence they receives
their Information, making affidavit o.
the same time, by or from which pape
they received such information. sha
also give the Editor Of any newspaper
the Ike SUM Of 49, dollars, provided he
has not been particularly otherwise en-
ployed to advertise, who shall q e TIE
information of the said runaway to the
apprehender, which reward or rewards
win be paid TO the jailor, for the use OF
those entitled, where and when | shall
receive such negro, in such bank note
IS will be received in payment OF the
district tax Of the United States. Il Is
hoped Ediots vii give this a general
Circulation,
William Rice.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-27

iSingalcr.-Ihe name g LORD" i,
found 6962 times in the Old Testament
The name GOD is found 2125 times
The name Jesus occurs 925 times in
the New Testament. The name sCHRlsT,
SIS times. The word 'Se!ah,' is me'
with "a times in the Bible. The word
: Eternity but cnce. .fhes double asse
Yeyation, verify, vellI7.' is TO be seen
Is tunes in johns Gospel, ana no where
else. There are 3l4 inferrogations r..
in Job. The phrase and Sod said, oc,
ours ten times liz the first chapter of &c.
ncsis. The name Jesus and Christ
are neither OF them in the Sd Epistle OF
John. The word Forecrdained is men,
toned bat once IN the whole Bible, l
Peter, 40. The word Perseverance
/, mentioned but once in the Bible
1ph. 6.lS. The word AGREEMENT is
mentioned but ence in thu New Tesla
ment. The word Election but six times
IN the Scriptures. There is no mention
,nade-in tie Scriptures OF Adams Fall,
: original SIM nor. The G nvenant OF
Grace The words eternal Life are
mentioned but once in the Old Tesla
ment, Daniel 1872. The words Predes
unatiou' is not euce mentioned in tbs
Rible. The " I'd Predestinate' is men
tioned twice, and twice the word, Pre-
is mentioned.-BoSt. Cent.
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.nrcYr PAYMENTS.

-. iii TO enforce the resump','h o
the a p,s has, after an arduous
.pscls e, bean rejected. by one vote OF, ;
Sl, $ ], s~Ssrs voting, out Of 1876 ms
lls ms~ proposition has been ably and
debated, and lost after mature
ia0er .sr,i;on /; it would not become u.s.
s !. ars. to arraign its fate, did we Ia.
'shsIsls'.' We regret, however, that the
risD' n : did not receive its quietus from ron!
u sas,sr expression Of the representative
.o;ce -Ib.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-27
Pubic ale.

On Tnesday reset, the s0th instant, viii
be sold. at the VeDdue Store,
l bale superfne broadcloths
| ditto second ditto
/ case calicoeS
| otto domestic cottons
80 pieces sattins, Florence and virsinis
silks
Italian and Canton grapes
Irish linens
English shifting cottons
Dimities
Cambrics
Ga Cotton Shawls
Madras Handkerchiefs
Sewing Silks and Cottons
Ribbons, &c.
ALSO,
One Bale Gurrahs, and
A few barrels of good Cider.
2 G.. Marsteller.
April e7.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-27

SATURDAY., APRIL q

-.0ate Yesterday acted upon i; !
fhe # bills, having passed throus'
|uulu 'uu a,,s stages about ninety. ~;
|tbs saf' 'o.''sra;ling opinion is, now, Ipa.
The pes. viii finish their Legislative
|bsh NV y % saturday, and that the house :,
3 srsparssentatives at least WI, 1 1assl.
- that day.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-27
DR. w tts's

Plain and easy Catechisms,
The Preservatige FROM the Sins and
|Follies of Youth,
And Divine Songs and Prayers for
children,
TOGETHER WITH
The Westminster AsSembly's Shorter
|Catech:sm, with Scriptural References,
For sale by the subscribers, price 81
land half cents.
James Kennedy & Son.
april Q eotl
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-27
AN ATHEIST.

A person endeavorins to prove TO DR..
johnson. thai an aths ist, may be man
of good moral character. g Sir" said
the doctor. S when a man rejects his al
Ilegiance to his great Creator, what has
Inc to restrain him from the preparation
lof crimess II an atheist was to drink
tea with me, should look very carefully
latter my spoons T"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-27
DR. Johnson,

He conyersed with sir Joshua Rey-
nolds, upon tie subject of friendship.
:. IF man." said Johnson, {" does not
make new acquaintance. as he advan-
ces in life, he VII soor find himselfalone.
A man, sir, should keep his friendship 10
constant repair"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-27
Ertempcre on the late ,car.

Whene'er contending princes tight,
For private pique, or public right;
Armies are aiscd, the fleets are mann'd
They combat both by sea and laad.
When after many battles passed,
Both tir'd of blows, make peace al last
What is it, after all, the people gete
Why Widows, Taxes, " OGDEN Legs
ard Debt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-27
More New Goods.
David Peabody

WILL, THIS DAY, OPEN
cases A Irish linens, Smiths anc
Barklee's manufacture
case striped jeans
ditto fine Madras handkerchief
ditto IA ginghams, superior quality
ditto "A London calicoes
Also, one trunk pocket books and por,
fOlios--all Of which viii be sole
cheaps
april % sw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-27
A MAMMOTH CALF
Montgomery. 0. c. .Aps4E

.WoRtg0meFy. Q. Q. .ap'Tt 10.
On Thursday morning last, COW be-
longing to Sir, James Hill OF this town,
was aelivered OF calf, which was weigh
ed the same day. It's weight was nine
ty-fye pounds. Last year the same COW
brought calf weighing ninety-two
ponds.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-27
e ~. sI;n;sters at Paris, as we'll as att

&c Our Ministers at Pans, as wei as q,
/ ,ondon. are no doubt instructed, and
viii do all that depends on them, to 90,
tain a reciprocal Intercourse. Yet !
doubt ifany thing is Effected, until the I,
elects Of Me-. Kings proposition is teit
ia all the colonies"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-27
,ex. Independent Blues.

YOU will attend a company meeting
lat Mr.. Shields's, Tomorrow evening at
seven P. N. for the transactins OF I'M
portant COLE Pany business.
Persons wishing to become members
will please make application.
BY order.
H. Langtry, tst sers't.
april e6 %~
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Just Received

Ind for Sale by J0HN'a. STE.TAR7
A n ENQUIRY respecting the Car
"A ture of Washington by the Britis
18th an examination of the report of Il
omlnittee Of Investigation, etc. sts.
tsb 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-27
ns.ae.Islana Election.

ra are happy TO anhouHce tIie v ,.
we - Of the cause Of federalism
fis'ee aIs Island. The election was
:, IA H IN wednesday. We have re res y.
tso u =, Of the mjorities in all the
e Ia Int ~, 8, (Which last year gave a = re- e
terms , ~; : Of, 1857 which are Tor Go.
tsTal ~ lines S8s--for Mr.. Knight 6S4
s 8 '..ts goysrnment.is decidedly fede'
1as 1, s' - IS PARTS. The votes in Provi'
iai y s. .srsl federal 567-democratlt
e ss Tins another ex1ingu'sher IS pi''
,uy Re- emitting hopes esdemocfacy.
" 'Hs Rosteil paper.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-27
For Sale.

FOr Sale,
7HVHAT substantially built g. elegant,
e iy finished three story Brick Dfceis
ling House. on Water street, formerly
the residence OF the late Dr.. kennedyy
with which viii be sod, either conjoint~
,ly O. separately, the adjoining vacant
lot, 90 feet fr0Gt and 1870 feet deep
The terms of sale will be very acconmo-
Idat.ng to the purchaser.
Ii this property be not sold previously
to the 18th OF May next, it will thei. be
for Rent and possession given inmedi-
lately thereafter,
Application may be made to
J l.. M'Aenna
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-27
For Boston,
april 27

Or arg Eastern Port.
SEg The new sch'r. Liberty. ISAAC
- - Bears, jun. master, burthen 700
}ar els; viii take freietlt on moderate
erms. Apply on board or to
Peter Dunbar ard Co.
Who have landing fr NJ said vessel,
IS chests You 9 Hyson TEA, the ship
Cations carge
IN STORE,
60 Eoxes mould candles
400 pair mems COARSE shoes
april OF II
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viii take Freight

viii take Freight
70 ANY PART of THE WORLD.
ssg The staunch schooner Rambler
- John Mitchell, master; bnrthe
5 tons. She is low decked, and Wi
carry between 600 and zoe barrels.
Application may be made to the Ma
FER on boasd, or to
N;slcton Keens.
april 27
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Public Sale,

On Monday a9th instant, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, will be sold at Twins
wharf,
90 tierces and half tierc ri e, and
90 bales prime retailing cotson.
Terms liberal, and made known at
The sale. q
p, G .Marstsller.
april 27
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-27
Baltimore, april "a.

Baltimore, .dpgH ~
Arrived last nigat, ship Leda, Eldred
froh, Cadiz, so days to the Capes. S'aii'
ed 18th March, in CO. with ship Neutral,
ity, for Norfolk, and brig Holland, M
chols, for Rio Janei 0. The ship Mef'
chaut, salter, sailed on the 18th Tor ALI
cant. ihe ship Hope, Conklln, OF Bait,
more, was three fourths discharged, anu
10 or 12American vessels left, names un,
knewn. When 10 hours oat, spoke sen
-. % days from Newburyporl TOR "a
diz-next day spoke big Ann. from "a
diz for Aiexandria. American produce
yery low; the BAY full OF -four, ana
price nominal at IS q 8 ga. lhe
piagae had broke out a; Naples.
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llected. to visit the forsaken, and to com
sare and caIlate the distresses OF all men
n2Te ana CGI1dtt tITc uf5tI ~ e - = :
In, al; countries"
Port Of Alexandria.

ENTERED
Brig Eliza, Dyer, Marseihes.
Sch. Rambler, Mitchell, n. York.
81. Little Cherub, Pease, Charieston'
- Momtezuma, WeIborn, Norfolk.
Hcnry, Dena!o, N. Bebfords
CLEARED.
Sch. Liberty, Bears, Barnstable.
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NEw-YoRx, April 10.

NEW-Y DIRK, ApfH ~.
Zee gslands.--It is vel. known 10 those
who are in the practice OF sailing De-
tween the eastern ports ct the U, states
and Great Britain, tbot these large mas
'scs Of Floating Ice do not generally ex-
aibit themselves far In the ocean, til the
rionth of Jane-Dut from the list at ar
rivals at this port, it appears, that these
dangerous distractions to narIgatl n,
have been met with in the direct ira 4
from hence to the mouta of the English
channel, much earlier this year than is
customary. Capt4in Brown, OF the ship
Tea Plant, which arrived here on the
18th instant, reports" That ice had
been faleni ia with on the Banks OF New
Iioundiand, in the lat. Of 49," and capt
Waite Of the ship Ann Maria, which ar
rived here on the 10Th instant, reports
I" That on the seth OF March, q shs cal,
led the Rubicon, firm Boston. Il b"ahd
to the Baltic, in lat. IS and long 81,
ran against the coating ice, which br9i@
her stem, and stove iii her starboafd
bow" This unfortunate accident coutI.
scarcely have happened had the itubicon
lett Boston two months later, as in the
latter end of May, or the beginning OF
June, her officers would have looked out
'ior ice--but they could have nc moral
apprehension Of its being toand 50 early
as the 18th March, ia that neighbor~
hood. Her preservation may. however,
|be Broyideutiai admonitiOn to CON-
|manders on the point Of sailing direct
for Englane.--but those Coming from
thence will be readily and justly excused
if they should have been surprised by a
similar misfortune. Our climate, thro'
the the whole Of the spring, has, in rnore
Instances than this, respecting the Ice
islands, displayed an anstead,ness that
strongly indicates change Of its usual
Ilabits--but whether the results to De
good or i'll, THE can only inform US
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-27

Arrived, schooner Mary and Francis
Captain Gushing, from Madeira, last
fl. Norfslk-Wine, etc.--Adams, Her
bert and Co.
Brig Columbia, Capt. Fletcher, frofn
New York.
The ship Mount Vernon, with Dry
Goods, for the Importing and Exportlas
Company, Georgetown, passed up yes
terday.
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april II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-27

TO the militia Officers Of the state OF Vir-
ginia, who were in the service Of the
II States during the late war.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-05-21
KINGSTON, JAM. APRIL 2.

KINGSTON, JAM. APRIL z.
Meyilb's A,ny.-By the venels arrived
from the Main, the following particulars
of the operations of the expedition, un.
der the command of Morilo, have trans.
pired,in fpite of the myaery in which the
the Government conceals all its opera.
lions.
The City of Carshagena having been
occupied, be began to fit out the expedi.
ton defined for the interior of Grenada !,
but, to war and hunger, diieafe followed /;
the Carthagenian troops under his COM
mand were attacked by the fmall pox,
and the Europeans Nth dyientery, of
which many died, although theywere re-
moved to Turbaco, which retarded much
the progrefs of the expedition. In the
mean while accounts were received, that
obliged him to halten his advance. In
the month of January, Brigadier Porras
attacked Col Santander, Republican
Chief, in Ocane, but was repulled with
the lofts of almoit all his troops, and was
Obliged to retreat to the province Of
Santo Martha.-The fecond in command
of the Royalifts, Capmani, recruited his
troops in Mompox, and returned to at
tack Ocane, bur with no better fuccefs.
This obliged Morillo to abandon that
route, and to order that they fhould ad-
vance to the South
.rhe right wing of the flying army of
Morillo, during the Gege of Carthagena,
obtained the occupation of the North of
Nechi, which opens the entrance to the
rich province of Antiognia but on ap-
procbine tbe city of ZaragoAa, the inhabs
itants let fire to their habiiations, and re-
tired to Los Remedies !; the Royalists ad-
vanced, and the ambnthes and diff
cult pahages, were completely routed /;
almoii all remaining upon the field, with
the exception of the few that efcaped to
relate the dilalier. The Republicans
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-05-21
pALrIMoRE, NAY 10.
IRON CAPE HENRY.

BY captain Galechair, of the sthr. Mil
ford from Cape Henry, Hsyti, We learn tha'
The Americans are treated there with prtal
disrespect, and some of them impiisoueo
Tor the mos, trivial cause. The King
Ministers, about February Is,. has public,
declared that no vessels arriving =, the Cape,
MOI having cleared directly for that plsce,
should be admitted to an entry.
Erfract from The Aiyord's leg Book.
MDy at p. M. latitude 80, So, long
"a, discovered sail in the n. ". standing
to the L. took he, to be an American
schooner, apparently desi,ons Of speaking
us. AT 2 Z. M.,within gun sho, she hois,sd
an English ensign and fired gun to wind
ward, which struck within few yards OF
orr cut water when within hail order, d
me under his lee, TO get my boat out and
bring my papers on board at this moment