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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23

BosToN, o tober TO-
Recent arrivals at this place from Cadis,
entirely put at rest the late rumor from
ieneriffe, cf Algiers having been bombar.
ded by the British, the Dey deposed, ard
the treaty with the United States annulled.
Lord Exmouth's feet left Gibraltar fOf
Algiers. on the 18th August. Our ac-
counts from Csdiz are to the 25th of thst
month, at which time no intelligence had
been received from the squadron since i
sailed. rpo,riot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-23

WI, BERMUDA, Aug. 81.
We are given to understand, that Major
General t. s. Rlackhouse, has been an.
pointed to succeed Sir ]. Cockburn. in the
government ofthis Cnlony. That gallant
officer was stationed in this Island ID wears
ago. as Col. in command of the 47th rept,
and WAS then universally esteemed and res.
pected.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11
IN COUNCIL, June s.

a. lt.f,~
Mr.. Hoffman, from the committee ar
pointed on the subject Of OsoaokO-stree'
made report which was read: where
upon
Ordered, That the report Of the com
nittee on Oronoko.street perceived ant
carried into effect by, the superintendent
Of police, under the direction Of the salt
committee; not sinking the, street lowe'
than it now is, and also making slope
into Mr. Beverly's alley SO as to admit :
for carts.
On balloting for q high constable and
an assistant police constable, Russell Sic.
phens was elected high constable, and
John Parsons was e ectsd assistant con.
stable.
Extract frsm the minutes,
Test, l. p. Thompson, O. c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11
Prince Wiitiam County Ccart.2
Jane 4tE. 1910.

ON the motion Of Edward Brooke
late sheriff Of Prince William County
to whom the estate of Robert Carter, de
ceased, hath been committed; 1t is on.
dered, that the said sheriff do give public
notice to the creditors Of said Robert
Carter, by advertisement, in some pub
lie newspaper published in alexandria,
and at the court house door, that they
present their Claims, duly authenticated
tor payment, on or before the first Mon.
day in August next, at which time the
court will proceed todistribute the estate
amongst those whose claims are then ex-
hibited.
A Copy-Test, ~
Philip c. DAVIS, c. c.
June II If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11
NOTICE.

ALI persons who have suffered their
accounts to stand longer than 6 months
are earnestly requested to make imme
diate payment either in cash or bond, as
they cannot expect further indulgence
ard all those that tsie subscriber is in.
debted to, IF any viii! present their &C
counts for payment.
DAVID MAILL.
!. For FL lGHT Of CHARTER,
The good Schooner Rebsccah. Appi,
as above.
June II Sta
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11
Ran away,
Nov o.

On the ist of May inst. between Alexan'
dr,a and Georg, town,
a Bright Mulatto. named isaac, a.
"a bout twenty-one years OF age,
when fron home generally calls himself
Isaac Sager, and passes for white man.
HE has blue eyes, light hair. a mole Cd
his left eye lid, his left arm has been
broke perhaps may be discovered YET
He is an excellent distilier, wagg9i9
and good farmer, and speaks the = err
man language took with him :. bay
mare, nine or ter wears old, Is + ands &
an inch high, the leit hind foe. white. and
Ia notch in her right ear. y e also took
with him about two hap'l red dollars in
mo"ey. .,..
Any perscn or pers sns taking up said:
slave Isaac, and sp'iinipe him ? SO that r
s ct him, shah receive Fifty b liars Re-
ward, andit brought home all reasonable
charges will be paid, by appIy;pg to
James .4hen. o..
Christian Miller,
Living in Woodstock, Shenandoah
County, Virginia:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11
BLUE LAWS.

The g Blue La,rS If Connectirut' have
often been source of merrlment to the
ciizens of the present day. But it i.
not generally known. that some OF the
early acts OF the legislature of Pennsyi,
yania, are equally queer. About the year
1855 or 1854, the legislature OF Penn
sy lvania passed resolution that : nc
member thereof should come to the house
barefoot, or eat his bread and cheese on
The steps"
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eotf
Me chais:s Bapk Of Alerand,1a

May Is, 1916.
1t "a special meeting Of the Board, thu
following resolutions were adopted,
Resolred, That the fairs of this inst
lation be wound tip: for the attainment
y which object, it is the opinion OF this
Board. that a committee be appointed u
consist of three persons. to suFeriutent
he same, whose province it shall be, to
dopt and pursue such measures, as ii
Ifbeir Judgment shall appear, to BE- best
calculated to secure the interests OF the
Stockholders. and satisf, Creditors and
who shall every month on the first Mon
Iday thereof. report to the Board OF Dl
| eotors their progress in the execution
u this duty.
If any debt due to the Bank, shall not
fin the opinion of the committee, be vel
secured by a good and sufficient endorser
Tor enaersers, such debtors shall be cal.
lied upon TO give additional security ;. and
If such further security be not given
such debtor shall be entitled 70 NO further
Indulgence.
Immediate and reasonable curtails
shall be. enforced, and no paper due to
Fthe bank, shall be transferred, but when
collected by regular process. shall be d.
vided among the creditors in proportion
Ito their claims-.-and that no loss from de.
ay, may te sustained by the holders OF
foote's:
Resolved, That deposits in Merchants
Bank paper, will be received, and Ger
Ftifcstes granted bearing Interest, to be
laid so soon as the mU.les due to the in.
|,titu}ion are collected by the committee
aforesaid
Peter saunders, James Andersen, and
o%.niel M'pherson. are appointed com
iaittee for the above purpose.
By order Of the Board,
JAS. S. SCOTT, Cashier.
dst&lawtf
X Nov on =
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11
Negroes for Sale

For sale, two very likely Young Ne
groes--one hoy, upwards of nine years
old, he is a very active sensible lad, and
has been accustomed to wait in the house
the .otkera girl, about 6 years old. al
80 very smart and sensible. They will
not be sold to any person living without
lie district of Columbia or the adjacent
counties. For further particulars apply
TO the printer.
May 90 eotf
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Extract Of another letter, dated

Bridge,o,ca, Barbados. May is.
"Martial law is still in force. the en-
har> 0 excepted. Our militia are YER,
much harrassed by the constant aud vi sil-
ant guard they are forced TO keep, and
BY their frequent marches about the coun-
try search of thei insurgents, aud in
escsrting those that are condemned to be
hanged, TO their different places of exc
suhon on their owners plantation. Ire
processes Of their tria,s in the Court of
inquiry and in the court martial. 90 on
but slowly and we know not when It
will be safe for the inhabitants to put an
end to our martial law. All the neigh
sOaring islands, from which we have
heard. we're put under martial law, as
soon as they received intelligence of the
lnsurrection at Barbadoes. The slaves
IN those Islands, aniiA Denarara. were
secretly apprized OF the plan of ours, and
We, only waiting. to hear of its success,
20 follow the example.
La the course of their trials some of
Iaem confessed, that they had taken a
Dreadful oath, cemented By the taste OF
nunaa blood, to destroy the white men,
ana to preserve the women aud children.
ABOUT one thousand of the Insurgents
nave already lost their lives. The slaves
snow much sukihcss who remain quiet
aad keep at their work.
'@aI .tlssake.-We have to announce
S Sas 81 the most melancholy aud lamenta-
.S e events that has occarred in Derby
gu" "te 10 our recollection, and which it is
.I ne hoped, will deter all persons from
.saaia'stering any medicine, either for
s themselves or others antil they are we'll
4,suea OF its contents, or administered
Suser the direction OF medical man.
S ~ Tue s5th ult. an inquest was taken, by
sa'nes Maadvr, Esq, one Of the corouers
=. tae county, at Ladyshaw Bottom, In
NJ parish Of Glossod {, on the bodies of
80 Daniel, Elizabeth, e Rachel Brad
W. Nv 3 the eldest aged Is, Daniel and
~ oesa twins IA and Rachel III, the
s.are1 Ct Peter 81 adsmry, at Ladyshaw
tabourer. who at eight oscl,ck On
s 81. ave t4exch Of SIS children !.
= white !. s.. - SIS. s s. 4 . :. !.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11
Port of ALI xandria.
your Soul
ENTEREI

ENTERED .
Schooner New Packet. Berry, Boston
entered and cleared.
CLEARED
Schooner Morning Star, Page, Der
muda.
Schooner Hope, Harmon, Curacao.
The ship Patterson has arrived at Pro
violence. r. |. in 90 days from the Isle o
Providence, isle France Left ther'
LIST OF March, the ship Bengal, from Can
ON for Philadelphia, having been uPse'
il a gale Of vino, aud put il elere in dis
sress-carso damaged.
Er. Post.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11
49,, PHILADELPHIA, June 8.
ANOTHER SPUl In The Sun.

Another spot has made It's appearance
about the centre of the SUMS surface =
1t is about the size of the former large
spot, but more round, and is of a Je'
black color. 1t IS at least worthy oi re.
mark, that tl.ese phenomena have, eac0
time, been preceded BY an extraordina-
~ change oil the weather.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11

Charles I CGtteU
ENAs received per. tile ship Orion, die
4 rect from Hamburg, and offers fox
sale the following Goods. viz.
800 boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting of looking glass plates, de<
canters, tumblers, wine glasses, double
Clint and gilt edged, window glass, &c.
200 bales Linen,
Consisting Of Platillds, Britannias,
listopilIas, Rouans, Cholets, Creas, Las
ADDE'S, Dowlas, Hessians, Sail Cloth.
White SAN, stout hempen IicklenburgS
sashahurgs, Burlaps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White and red lead,
Scythes, /!
Copper pots and tea kettles, z
Straw knives, ,.
Brass wire,
Quilts,
Liquor cases,
Fruit baskets, -.
Casks Of steel Of a superior quality
Mantle ornaments,
1000 demIohns,
Apothecaries' glasses,
Furniture, bottles and beads, &c
All of which will he sold on as good
terms as they can be purchased in the
United States.
Nov 90 ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11
Fran the aibany Argss.

The Official canvass ct Votes. lor' Gov
1,;eut. Gov. Seuatorsand Representative
70 Congress, was completed ON Saturday
.did not obtais the abstract of votes
Sc. ia time to publish them entire to day
The votes fer Governor are,
For DANIEL D. ToMpEIas, 45,4l2
Rurus KINo, S6,647
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11
New Line of Stages.
Tic Hinchesier Wail Stage
WILL START
EJe'y Monday, Thursday
*. AND,
SATURDAY.,

ENRON M'LAuGHLIN's Tavern, ct
three o'clock, A. NJ. and arrive in
Winchester early the same evening
Returning will le.ye JrGui,e's tavern,
lin Winchester. at three o'clock, and arr
rive ip .Heaqhdria at anearly hour same
evening. The Stage will continue on
ito Hasaiagtca, and Georgetown, Tor the
accommodating Of passengers.
hP The above Line is in first rate
iordpr--,he public may rest assured that
every attention. willbe paid to their con-
'''','s>. Tie propr1etors.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11
Public Sale

1t twelve o'clock, THIS Day, viii he
sold on the wharf of Adams, Herbert
and co. for the benefit Of those con
cerped-
50 bbls. and tierce Sugar.
damaged on voyage of importation from
Porto Rico.
z. G. JNarstszisr,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11
Sentence Of Death on Rchora Sndth,
JuyE 1st, 1916.
SMITH,

KICHANIJ SMI II,
You have been convicted. on full APP.
satisfactory evidence, OF the MUIR, der 81
John Carson, for which, p, the Law d
THE Land, yun must .tar death.
we : s' rou TO say, why Sentence
of Death should net be passed upsl
lyous
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11
ALEXANDRIA:
TUESDAY, JusE a

nov.pregails among som'
Al .ss gy.; i actors IN the late NSod'
i The 2I,n aslsl Boyd has published
sas:. G 'as and aggressive pamphlet
rDdicaso.s'ln oruments and facts relative
spdtls,a. !. Eyents''-Another has ap-
! aiIi hu;|.r I he title Of San. Enquir,
pared ;as he capture Of Washington ,,
sps { y; 4 > attributed TO the pen o. ..
ts Btlllsn n,roor. This last eluogises II
Gsn. h ~ The then Secretary Of Wa
tsh 's.uI himself exonerates the Presl
dent from ssn e e Washington on Gen. Win
q the 1 ri has produced a reply, satlties
9 RsnassdI' 10 be the author, wherein tha'
bsuP!u,; : laid to Gen. Armstrong alone
cslam''y asausnce Of a reflection contain
LIN , ,Ss Es.secretary's pamphlet, o.
. as Of Gen. lizard, that gentle
ns sS sas produced one to shew that b j.
nan MAN., De- ,,,tsrog-ade, zigzag,'. ampersand
' i.'S ,a.,cs from saekett's Harbor to Ma
~ ns rs = imposed on him b. Gen. 4
sars, "a, w. r. his own opinion of propriet,y
so n0 ~. warm skirmishing among IT,
sI' Aus, ~, IN the small shot Of pamphle
|. r hssyy sanneuade Of pondesous ONES me; /
heAsl On Wilkinson. who has
s. ssrs to batter dowa the rampa Tel
sa~s mems regulations, when he shall
s.ys strengthened the citadel Of his OWE
r these contests Of great men, who aie
At At the sourse Vi information some te 3
sharks Of truth may be ELECTED to light the
,nsth Of the future Historian.
Colaimbian Telegraph.
,r,;4er in a Philadelphia paper says
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Here one Of the Prisoners Counsel

Here one Of the Prisoners eounse
Tread paper respecting his trial
Previous to doing this, permit me y
address few words to you -
AS your continuance in this world
Twill be but far short time, it becomes
you seriously to reflect on the world, Q
Spirits, into which you will soon bt
launched. Dream not, beseech you, o.
|annitilation, or that Deaths an eterna
|Sleep.--The more you indulge in such
|unfounded speculations, the greater viii
|be your disappointment and horror, when
you wake in the Eternal world.
You have received life not upon your
own terms, but upon the terms of Hin
who gave it, With the existence of every
moral agent, Godhas seen it, inseparably
10 connect, both Immortality and ResPon-
sibility.
tits not N your power, boweverit may
consist both with your wishes and your
interests, to cease TO be, or to divest
yourself Of responsibility, God is re-
presented in the Scriptures, as an inf
nitely wise and just Being--but we could
scarcely conceive of Him in that charac-
.el, = wv 80 ~ IN Mnsaons ,,,ons
permitted to escape punishment by ceas-
my 'oeals.. ~ 8, dn.r
= -, 1877 CIV ~. ou.a m''as ao,,r u,o3e
70 pl.pa.s III ., INC G.''n ;a, h 49, "ach
~ eA's'enoe' 'na' 10 '@p'''' 's'f 0'
my. tuo,ah4 =
), nl,e any ilcalor'a'i'y a's a.: o'ousn; ~ y
'.sn. ~ .ne ooapsI ~ .4 4, $500 oo,.',,,t
Vclume only' Is uiseossieu : ,Iue aosJun e
.. ''y ~, an' ae asi;, :. ts.n.sh ~ !
~ eiey n, 70 I'ap''nFss 81 c eI'sI Harn
a.o,ips n.sou " 'ne ,7Ja y ~ IA.
anu ns,e co.. &c .:lt ' $40 I'D = elna "a
~ y. !. ~: no. . n., oa 500 rrn,n M
i M AZ. al. 9, e., ;v "a - s;npers
'i S,,l .,a go. y, ,';n a. .ston;s
AZ ae pl aP TI;ia;,a {, ;s,ian Is Good.
'ns u;,F'ay - I. a,a.a doar Co.. ITO mns4.
'ess, 10. .aa. :. 80. a. ,at,rn th,oncb he
loa,uo. ~ s,nu.,a " ~
means ss :. .spe l.a az ~. LIS ths.o
: :. : -, X - ~. osso 1t
tore sa ,nt e ~, ~ a aHn he'd ' from vo
ou' i, ~ hInoi ,,r lens nat cIeanseth
s.n. - =, ~ D'0 - th;s blnos va, mnst an,
w. a. s... ta ,o n,s1 H. .s:r;ons Of
- ~ :. ~ 49,, 80, ~ and je.n.;r
ser ~ 49, !. ~ CIV .ruo ,ba cns,e, hoe
,aous" !. &c &C. : ' ,sns,,t;,s and Re-.
p : c wv. :. = an,E.ils t.a be has
turning sinners ~ = - ICY ra , mes s
|no 'lsA' % eNl'ie, oos ',a.rours. wh;cl
ne e:cs - n,s 4 - ha,;ers Cod vii, bjo.s
,i ~. : - go" -. ~ ,bo,ars tho means am.
wa sue &c h o. icy ~ w
'', NV =, .,,"'s 80 r,,n esc;ve il or,
-, !" - .ho az st,.:t s,te nnnble dIti.
,sana. nv go ma d;l;osrcc is neces
sseno., rey '5':,,o'u w.: ",' s;t.at;aa ynu
's'lS - ,o', ala: "'a = I;,a anJ ore ~
''. ga CIV - th -. 700 ojs tpv
W"'h 70 a =. n:, tl,.rofn,e =,
weeks. !. oeeon,es ga, ~ fs.r aaa
Nolk oe yru' e,'a CT 49, 49,, .,arto.h n
ue"p'liis, ,"l y - u Nv t.' -. o,.,. Good
lou' 20 WIZ anu - uo' u "'' w. So
P'e y III aa h, ,;oo
/. iou . yua,s ,"a'' 49, w. sn,
has scarcely risen. De!6fe lt VIII SCI
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11

Just Received from nostoas
BY the SCH. ReJecca, Capt. Berry,
New England rum
B. gal indigo
Soap in boxes s
Alum. &
AND IN STORE,
First quality Madeira Wines
Tenerifie in half pip
Lisbon, and
Malaga < quarter
Port casks.
4th proof Antigua rum in hl,ds.
Holland gin
Whiskey in barrels and hllds.
Superior quality Orleans sugar in
hogshbads and barrels
Wrapping papet
No. i and 3 chocolate
Liverpool blown and coarse salt
Best family -four, and a general as
sortment Of groceries,
For sale BY.
Bryan Hampson & Go.
april 90
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NEw YoRg, June l.

Interesting Lao report. A sui was
|Ialely commenced in he Marine court OF
his c,ty by the Wa'dens of the port, a
sainsy Capt. Aldride Of the British brig
das, in which two important questions
we're decided; one whether the masters
|oi British vessels arriving from ports IN
Europe, and reporting at tie Warden's1
|JAice, since the ratification Of the late
commercial Convention between The "
states and Great Britain, are bound to
|pay the tonnage fees imposed by a law OF
iinis state on foreign vessels, for the use
|of the Wardens and Pilots; and another.
whether they are liable to pay any create:
ices on surveys held by the Wardens 7"
|ascettain the condition of thei' vessels.
iaad the storage of their cargocs, than are
,ayable under the sane law by vessels o!
1.-The United States tor similar services.
| We learn that judgment Nas given ou
Tooth points tor the defendant: and that
an able and elaborate opinion, eSplainins
1.-THE grounds of TINS decision, was deliver.
led by Mr.. Justice Wheaton. This OPT
Mon we shall endeasour to obtain and
publish, for information OF our mercan-
lille friends and others interested.
June 9.
Effects Of iintemperaace.- yesterday
Imorning an elderly man was found dead
bon the corner OF Oidsiip and South-street.
I'VE understand his death was accustomed
10y sucking great quantity Of rum, f.onl
|casks which had JUST been landed Oh the
l0idslip dock.
| Smugglsng.-Las Saturday night, ali
unsuccessful attempt was MADE to deiraud
Itne customs, by smuggling a quantity OF
coffee. The custom house Officers, as
luck woutd have It, happened to be too
keen signted, and seized the coHee.. On
sunday nisht number of men rose upon
the custom house officers, and after cen
lining them removed the coffee to place
shich the officers have not ye, been aole
TO discover Several OF the men concern
led III the Transaction have been taken IN
lto custody aid committed to prison.
! We learn that Mr.. Petersen, envoy
Extraordinary from the government oi
iDenmatS to the U. S ates, mas among his
dthtr important functions, interested
lim,eli in establishing proper under
stahdlns between The literary and sclen-
it,6C characters Ut The two counties. In
New York the honorable efforts OF this
gentleman have been aided by James b.
Murray, Esquire, DR.. Mitchell, y Mr
Hammeken, the consul general. A Ship
(which lately sailed for Eislneur and Co
Ipengagen car led with her, consigned to
the particuias4rare Of the captain. the
despatches destined to open this AMIGA
lbie intercourse. they are more .Particu.
larIy addressed to the Royal Academy
of Sciences, and to the Royal Society Of
Medicine, patronized by his Danish Ma
lesty.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11

Extract Of letter from gentleman in
Rarbadees, to his friend in Philadel
phia, dated
Barbados, Nay Is. 1916.
SIN my fast letter | gave you an &C.
count Of an instruction which broke ou'
among the negroes on the 18th, OF the
last month. 1t began in the parishes OF
St. Philip, st. JOHN. st. Joseph, St
George, and Christ Church, bat it has
been discovered that every negro, with
butfew exceptions, we're concerned
Martial law remains, and God Only know
when it viii be deemed safe to taAe itoif'
Numbers Of negroes have been Shot
and otherwise destroyed, and great
many more remain to be exccuted-tnef
are bringing them in by dozens every day
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Avriter in Philadelphia paper says
u. hanks Of that city have 8 about Il
s s in the dollar in specie, OF all de.
mands against them
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Republican Majority,

OF the Representatives to Congress
elected, tweaty tive are republican and
five federalists-Mr. Ogden being elected
in the 18th district, by a maturity OF "a
votes over Mr. Cellins.
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May 20
White Wine Vinegar.

IS casks White Wine vinegar, land
iae from schooner Jane, from n. York
for sale by
June g ec2w
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For Freight or { harter,
aI,rh 90

W iSiSiio " A. >,
ga The new. and elegant Brig
Sya5 - Florence, Captain Kellson !,
ystEaleeaIsssg ,burthen 24l tons, first rate
- S. vessel, equipped Tor any voy-
age, and ready for the immediate recep-
ton Of a cargo.
HAahhRp sailing schr fsepnrd d., capt
Esa1ss sazHss Rantin 7; burthen l2l tons or
Sz $50 barrels, 10 complete or
der, and may commence taking in ilnme-
diatelv. u ],
.fna for Freight to Barbados,
k5E The elegant coppered Bril-
a@E - fish schooner Fame, Captain
"a nsa ::ss,, Tynes; to sail in, ten days
ss-1ss has most of her cargo engag-
ed, ard will take 500 barrels on mode-
rate terms. Apply to
Adams, Herbert e Co. 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11

The following are the contents OF a
|corked vial, found the 18th III. on the
Shore upon the east side of Hog Island in
Portland Harbour:
1.-THE brig Andromio, capt. Silver.
ston, was sunk in February. last, IN a
violent gale; am now on Azores.
WILLIAM SAMPSON.
g The brig belongs to Baltimore"
Whether the above is designed for the
Of base mind or not, we
are unable to say; but the probability IS
extremely faint, that the vial which con-
aimed this note travelled from he Azores
10 the above place since the time it ap.
bears to have been committed to tie sea;
or that it could IL any event reach this
coast. Our Baltimore friends will probs-
.1y throw some light on the subject.
.9uroru
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11

was cream oftartar the three youngest
|lied about neon on the same day, & the
eldest at midnight following. after every
|exertioh had been used IN vain, TO
|eosnteract the fatal effects Of the poison!
xhenth discovery was made the father
lad also taken quantity Of the poison
himself, along with his children, but is
Expected to recover 3, Is
T.Nois;nsha,s Repisn'.