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BosToN, Nav II.

BosToN, May II.
Arrived at quarantine, barque John &
Charles, Combes, Of Portland, HAVANA.
20; brig Rebecca, Elmer, OF Saco do.
go schr Liberty, Beers. Alexandria, s,
sickness on board brig Boxer, Eaton. Of
Rennebunk, 25 days from NizaG. south
size of 1t. Domingo, Lett brig Botanic,
i'eauten. OF New York, waiting cargo ;
about lie middle of April sail of Car
thagenians trem Aux Caves. landed at
Salinas, Bay of Ocae, Is miles wes' OF
the city OF st. Domingo, d 'ook cattle
and Two Spanish drogers ; they departed
a few DAYS atterN ards, and we're seen to
pass st. Domingo city, supposed bound
70 the Main. In consequence Of these
depredations a general cuba go vas laid
on all harbMs. and the Inhabitants order
ed out to guard the different landing
places. Al the soldiers were likewise
orde ed tojoin the different regiments.
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-.,rrning home, and sui nav
Ayers vi Ds.tlcd account of some thou.
jng - u y Sollars, was nevertheless APP
SANDS . accountant of the war depart
polnteu IKE debt which he owes to the
,neat. !. - guarantee of his obedience = t.
natiol : : ia the settlement OF any
the ss' s n any mode that may INDUCE
accoaA'' s;an Of influence to a favorite
eana ls are seine Of the reasons whicp
ias' a stty four republican representa-
indue s II, bs' people to oppose the nonina-
tiss' 4 E Mr.. Crawford because they know
non non y !, b. independent, vi.tuous and aeie,
Elin = ,est beea for tue discoarag'ng de
liau = i that respectable gentleman, and
,ls-o ..ors Immediate ffiel'ds' he would
li' lu,s IN question, have been nomlaa-
ssys s,s the presidency. 1t is with regret
ssa y, aa a our beiief that this gentle
@,IInot consent to be looked to as
. -. .ss,andidste o. what we conceive TO De
- sa.';@rity Of tue republicans.
. 'l'l casdid exposition OF motive i,
.aa l Submitted to the people.
s Sue arbiters il they choose, it is fer
~, - ,iecide, whetheg the conduct of
. ,bs.. oprOSed to Col. MonrO e has been
,ast;eatyd By unworthy motives, or guided
,,,l. hon, rabIe and constitutional
0y ss ;.Ios. II is for them to determine
Pian D'brr they viii elect, as their chief
VT NITRATE. a pc sen recommended to
Ia :. aolg by the casting vote OF the Vir-
tis,a litigation, alter having in that
s sl,e enjoyed that hish office twenty four
s'a" !, twenty eight years, against whom
essoi arrepabhcan delegates, represent
my tso millions Of people, after delibe-
AT ATE investigation and personal obserya-
. .a an the spot, had such great and III
~ Inn aountable objections. A nan re-
Commended ~ by tue casting votes OF ele-
ssn Vrginians, who refused to go into
~ .,cas iIatiI cet tain of success. and then
e ea with the express declaration, that
f,es would saPpor' Their .Taeorste can
.iisate in opposition, if there should be
! majority against aim. A man whose
:. .n,inarion was opposed, not only by Sc
xsral rep, esentatiyes Of nigh respectable
~. whO, irsm principle did not 50 into
cs,cas, but the elevated and high mind-
ed Macon, whose virtue and talents are
IN ornament to his country, and no with
propriety is ranked throughout the ma
fam As one Of the fathers of the repubfi-
can party. II rests with the people to
dsci E. whether a system of executive
tayoritsm and patronage susversiye OF
tbe fundamental and wholesome prlnci-
ples Of republican liberty, shall De pro-
Ionped: or whether ny inducing man
% office. not ira melted and shackelIed
b. the retainers Of the col t, abuses shall
BE- reformed, prodlgality abolished the
constitution brought oack so It's onginai
pnaciples Of purity, tisatfection quieted
and the existence Of the great republican
party perpetaated.
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FRENCH GOODS,
AtPubIic Sale.

t..H 49,, .u ~ III :,
ms Day, at 5 o,cloe * vii, os Su.1 y :;
Adams, herbert q Co's "hAii' ga =
beral terms, !, i
he CARGO OF the schooner DTo,lSef,
Return, M'kNteAT, masters II s13'
settles, consisting OF
WINES.
soo ,,ses c,aret
zoo sa,i", IL 20 .,l,o,e ea.ch
IN $3.50 W. ID cssua
OF H. ua,;tosa
-
Pipe Sii psosi p'A"alss
S GU '-sl'ei ~, -Ai0'0
EN- 1.lt i.a f4e
f ~ h p
90 1870 Or:
o. 49, a 1900.
20 49, casnsa
: wv S ~. - aass. y.
asI 80 1 w. ~ N'' 60
. salea aisv.ndr;a sonna So
@ eAa'' 10 9a
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Lawr@son s Fow!e.
ALSO,
LONDON GOODS.
C.. Ell. T. THOMPSON

C.. e I, z. THOMPSON
Have received by the ship MouDtYernoa
4 CHOICE SELECTION OF
ARTl Giles, CONSISTING OF
Extra superfne imperial Saxon cloths,
Do. fashionable mkt cassimeres
Fashionable stockinets
9-3 superfne stirred and checked
singhams, newest style,
9.S do. undressed cambria prints, :.
7-3 fine and superfne fancy prints,
CoIored, corded, VittOria, japan'd and
CHER fashionable fancy muains
70 and 64 cambria and jaealet Gus.
Inns,
Patent steam loom shirtings
Fine and superhae dimities
London printed qailtings
White and colored cotton hosiery
Ladies AID gentlemen's leather gloves
A variety Of fashionable shawis, con.
oisting of
Rich dauask, Waterloo, plain lnidd!a
chintz borders
Printed chintZ. &c,
Madras and Malabar handkerchief
april 80 eo5w
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Public Sale

In pursuance of decree Of the circuit
court OF the District of Columbia for the
county Of Alexandria, ia the case of Mar
qaret Mill. against Thomas Twins adai-
nstrators and heirs, the subscribers WI!
9,fer at public sale en- the premises, on a
credit Of four months, On Monday the
10th day OF June next, precisely at IL
two story brick House & Lot,
on the nsgti side CT Cameron street, be-
tween &. Asaph's and Pitt streets, now
occupied by Thompson F. Mason, Esq.
% fcont Or Cameron street "a feet. in
depth leo feet to ten feet alley, subjec,
to an anasal rent in fee Of 5 SO SO.
John Richards,
James Carson.
May q cots
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YaluubIs Propsrty. fer Sale.


NYFIl.L be sold g tue highest bidder
on the premises, on Thursday the
Goth day Of June,
THE UNION MILLS,
Situated ON the North Branch of Kappa
hammock river in the County OF Culpep-
per, about Is miles ABOVE Fredericksburg.
aud 70 miles below Nor,nan's Ford.
running two pair oil 6 feet burr stones,
L pair Of country stones, with kgans's
machinery, complete. Also, a Tract OIL
Land containing 400 acres, on which
there Is adwellins house, and other build
iDgs.
And on Saturday the 92d day OF June.
On the premises, one other Mil. situate
n Orange ounty, about so miles shSve
fredericksburg, on the South Branch Of
KappahannOck, running one pair OF six
lsst burr stones, aud a pair oil country
Stones, With Eyaas's machinery, and a
Wool earliag uaebipe, complete: with a
saaaoie SaW.Mill on tue opposite side OF
NE river.
ATTACHED to this properly arc Two
AO'S Of 6round containing about SIX
AVS 49, On shieh are a dwelling-hause ard
.Ss' Oaiidiass, AID near it $50 acres
y Sosd land, heartily timhered with
pr and pSk.
ns'n q the mills are in fine wheat
80 o. 'oeiheods, aad commanding in the
TI ssash1s an abundance Of water.
ae se',as gil 6e made accommodating.
sSs'e sac would be preferred, il
'-iSa even due notice viii he gwen.
n, Joha AleocIse.
aai0a Mills, culpeper,
MAY $50 div
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fsct,on. although such ship Or ships, YES

.el or vessels shall not have come fren
Inv place or places from which his ma
iiesty, hisheirs, or successors, by & wit
! the advice of his or their priyy council
,aay have adiudged and declared it pro
Fable that the plague or any such infee
| tious disease or distemper may be bret
land also with respect to the persons
Goods, wares and merchandise on boare
Che same. and all such Orders SO made
by the lords and others of the priyy couil-
|cil, or any three or more of them as a
Iforesaid, shall be as good, valid, and ef
|fectual, TO all intents and purposes Gas
well with respect to the commander
master, or other person having charge Of
|any such ship or vessel, and all persons
on board the same, as a0ith respect to a.
Ing other persons hauing any intercourse
|or communication 1Uith them, and to the
penalties, iorfeitures and puhishments tc
which they may respectively become Tia
|hle) as any Order or Orders made by his
majesty, his heirs or successors. by and
with the advice ofhis or their priyy coun-
ell concerning quarantine, and the pre-
|vention OF infection as aforesaid, and ne
titled by proclamation, and published II
the London Gazette.
And whereas adyices Rave been receiv-
led that the Plague has made It's appear
|ance at Noya, and along the coast OF the
Adria.ic, and at Corfu, and the terrific
ries contiguous to fiume, and in the pc
|ninsula of Istria, aud it appearing By
such adviees t. at all vessels froG sus
'pected places have been forced to quit
the Neapolitan Harbors, and viii in al!
probability take shelter in French or Spa
nish ports where they will evade the qua
rantine laws; it is tbereupon ordered in
council, that all ships or vessels coming
from and through the Mediterranean,
within the streights of Gibraltar, faltho'|
furnished with clean bills of healthy shall
on arrival at any of the ports of the Unit
ed Kingdom, be treated as vessels arliv
ing with suspected bills; and shall be
subject to all the rules, regulations. and|
restrictions. pains, penalties, forfeiture
and punishments contained in his naies-
tvs Order in Council, bearing date the
nth day Of April, ons thousand eight
hundred and five, with respect 10 vessels
arriving with suspected bills Ct health !
and the right honorable the lords com
mlssloners OF his maiesty's treasury, the
commissioners for executing the Office o
lord high admiral of Great Britain, thtI
lord warden of the cingue ports, the
master-general and the rest of the prin-
|cipai officers of the ordnance, his maje,-
|ty's secretary at war, the governors OF
commanders in chief for the time being
OF the Isles Of Guernsey, Jersey, Alder
|hey, Sark and Man, are TO give the ne
cessary directions herein as to them may
respec lyeiy appertain.
(Signed)
JAS: BUTLER.
A true Copy.
ANTHONY ST. JOHN BAKER,
Ccssa! General IN 3he y. S.
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FIRST CHOP II
For the LADIES e. GENTLEMEN
Of .3Le.waadriQ.
WILLIAM DEVAUGHN.

=
Of .3LeSandria.
WILLIAM DEVAUGHN,
Hair dresser & Perfumer, Royal street,
.9ierandria:
HE AS just received from France, aud
sA offers for sale
A few dozen French Pomat,am in pots.
Powder Pitts. Hair Powder, Cologne
Water, Rose ditto, Violet ditto, Jessa.
nine ditto, Lavender ditto, Honey do. (.
A few cases first quality iSazors, Duff
Straps, Finley ditto.
Clothe Brushes, Hair ditto, double and
single Hair ditto, Whisker ditto, Tooth
ditto, Shaving ditto, Shaving Boxes.
Pocket Books, Note ditto,
Toilet Glasses, Pocket ditto.
Double-bladed Knives, Single ditto.
Qulll-back Side Combs, Dressing do
fine ditto, Pocket ditto.
HorneN's suspenders, Wsbb's New
York ditto.
Transparent Soap, Shaving do. Wash
''alls, Court Plaster.
BIZ The subscriber exnects in few
lays supply OF Russia OIL, Kill -Beaux,
Heart Breakers, Beaux- Catchers & FRI
letts--which will make his assortment
complete. s.,~.
May "a at
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Public sale

This day, at II O'Clock, will be sold,
on the premises, at public auction,
EyOCR Lots of Ground on the lower
e. end Of Keith's wharf, in the ,own
f Alexandria, with part of the Front
# the said Wharf. The terms Of credit
and IL months.-The sale will take
Dlace at l2 o'clock.
Burr Powell,
Cu.hbert Powan,
Executors of L. Powell, decd.
L0udOan, May "a It
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Edward Decide,

80 received BY the schooner Mary,
from Portland,
= 2s'o end elegant assortment of
FURTYYURE-
IA SSSs.siS'lTg of Side Boards. Secretary
Ta ~ oo0S Case, Bureaus, Toilet & Card
S S%olss' hedsteads, Portable Desks. liaht
Hs-aa H., &c. together with Wagons anu
as's aud a Ia feet Beat.
ALSO,
IA, gasanty Of Butter, Smoaked Nut.
S5;.s anu a lev glazed and knap'd Hats
W@a he viii sell low for cash. at ii.
Ns uusss isEs, end ef !psiars,street.
eest
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Port Of Alexandra.

Arrived, brig Agenoria, capt. Martin
50 days from Marseiiles /; to Adams
Herbert and Co.
Cleared, sloop Edward, Collins New.
York.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-24

= e MEMBERS his services to the citi.
Il zens Of the district of Columbia
and iLtapms them that he has taken q
room 9Be d or north Of Messrs. Mande.
VILE and La lnnui's store, and nearly
opposite tie store Of Richard Libby, Is.
quire, Fairfax street Alexandria, where
he expects to continue eight or fen days.
Nav % i
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FRENCH GOODN.

Landing at Lawrason & Fowle's wharf
tssm the schooner Morning Star, p
Il Page, master, from Havre de
Grace,
| case white and black grapes,
I dc Lavantine handkerchiefs, With
celored borders
Long black and white silk gloves
! ease mems and womea's black
and white silk hose
9 do Forenees, assorted c9lors
9 do Levantlns do DO
h do tafetas do do
! do ladies kid gloves, assorts9
sizes and colars
! do mems leather gloves
ditto green sewing silk for ua<
brellas
] ditto sewing silk, assorted cols
l DO. Oil skin hat covers,
/ Do. Cambrles,
Do. Lens Lawns, Cambria hka
Shirt buttons,
/ Do. White Chip Hats,
] do. black and white Grape, and
gauze fans,
TIE ABOVE goods we're purchased with
leash, q. d selected by the best houses at
Lyons and Paris, and viii be sold ata
small advance by,
). & j. Vowel,
Lawr@son s Fowle..
ALSO,
Landing from said Schooner and fox sale
Jas ahovs
Is pipes old cosniac brandy, ota
superior quality
80 cases champagne, z dozen each
so ditto medoc clarst, 9 dozen each
May II
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Just Received
find for sale By the Subscriber
so boxes FRESH LEMONS-.9tsss
SO bags soft she!led almonds.
Wan. Garner.
May "a It
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For Sale or Hire,

A Blacksmith, who has commanded .
forge for CT 6years. lie is young
man OF great bodily strength. and good
Twill net sell him out Of
the state OF Maryland. Persons wiling
to purchase or hire will apply to
Frederick D. stone,
Port Tobacco, Maryland.
Asav so6wi
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NNF III be sold % tue highest bidder
~ on the premises, on Thursday the
Goth day OF June,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-06

rerer, neeer. sax harry moment from
that hour tn his grave. The smiles Of beau
ty ceaset to charm hiu---ti,e paudits of nil
lions for ether deeds cannot g Diaek from,
Tie heart the rooted sorro,c.n
The laws are undoubtedly susceptible of
Improvement on the subject we treat Of.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Morgan in SC.
nate, IN this state, contains in our opinion
sa'utary provisions. But laws alone, with.
cut cordial cooperation on the part of the
community, must be in great measure in
effective. Manners are always more pow
erlul than laws, and this growing and "a
farming vice can only be restrained by tue
steady, untaryiug discountenance of the
wise and good. Let societies be formed
t" prevent duelling. Let a resolution be
passed and risidlv adhered to, that no per.
son hereafter being principal, second, OF
accessory, to duel, shall be trusted, EN-.
played, or received as visitor into their
houses. Stamp the vice as infamous, and
it will certainly disappear.
W hat was attended as a single para
tsraph has grows under our hand
TO a column. and although much more pres.
ses On the mind we loIbear, expressing our
deep regret at the event related, sympa
t'nsiLg sincerely in The sorrow of the afil cts
ed parents, and cheristiog the hope tina,
! their son may yet recover True Amer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-06
PHILADELPHIA, July 1

a letter from gentleman at Easton,
states, that duel was fought on Wednes-
day morning, on the Jersey shore, between
George Ross, son of john Ross. ESQUIRE.
member of congress from NORTHAMPTON,
and John Cooper, son of Doctor Cooper.
The first fire took effect and Ross fell, hsv-
ing received his opponet's ball little A.
bove his right hip, lodging in the opposite
side. 1t is supposed that he can survive
only few days. The cause of the meet
ing is not stated. We are told that
the young man who has fallen is not vet
nineteen, aud that his adversary is but iif-
teen years of years of age.
The occasion gives rise to the most main
tul and gloomy reflections. Painful for
the ill already done gloomy from the pros.
pect OF the evils that await US. A Dromis !.
Ing young man, his fathers hope and his
mOthcr's Joy, is regarded in the evening as
the pledge from heaven of future FELICITY.
The morning comes, but suddenly its still
ness is broken by confused murners, min
gled with cry the of anguish; and 10 that
darlingson lies before theInjwounded, bleed
lhg--slnking into the arms of death. WHO
can tell the agony Of a fathers heart-who
can paint the dreadful sorrows that ovcr-
whelm mother with despair ?-Tbe laws
Of God yiolated-the laws of the countrv
set at nought, the best and tendsrpst feel
Ings Of parents spOrted wilh-and life stalk
ed upon the widest hazard. And for
what surely in regard to this dreadful
and increasing evil, strange halIucination
must possess the mind. 1t is imagined fo
be honorable. The prospect is gloomy in.
deeI, II such IS the public opinion. that il is
deemed to be honorable to destroy the han
piness of parenfs--to take the life nf
friend, hurryinghim thoughtIess and unprs
pared into the presence of his God, and tn|
violate the most solemn laws of our conn.
try.
How our feelings may become chanoed
we Know not but painful as must be =
mortal wound, and agOnizing the thouobt
oi the wide desolation spread in the social
circle by such fall, which must imb,ttcr
the moments of parting, tits thought the
heart must be steel that does not suffer
pangs a thousand fold more dreadful who
sees his fellow all,whO stands over him one
and sees the ashy paleness oil
Death spreading over cOuntenance, which
Jut lor hlin might be blooming with health
and irradiated by smiles. What must be
the feeling Of the heart Of the luelist Who'll
has taken the life Of companion. when he
-etlres alone to his chamber !--when the
stiffness Of the night opens the mind to re-
lection Let me tell you, We disciples of
his false principle Of imaginary honor. that
the man who has so slain his friend, whate-
VeF may have been the supposed injury
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-06
translated from tate French Papers for
tie baltimore Patriot.
PANS. Nav 10,

a. -, EAAIs. May 10.
On the 4th instant, about 10 o'clock at
night, the Insurgents to the number of I00o
or 120O appeared before Grenoble. The Or
neral commanding the city, with some corn.
Of troops uUder his orders, attacked and ~
pulsed them, and made 900 of them prison.
ers'--ihe dispositions of the prisoners have
gwen the names Of the two obscure chief
OF this enterprise, who are Outlet. a lieute.
n MAJ, OF artillery on haifpay, and a Sicur.
ni"'er' already notorious by similar plots
Donadieu, the Project, and the Comn,;.ss.
~ General of Police, behaved with tbe
greatest Yea and energy, inspiring the ma.
honal guards aud the citizens with the same
spirit. wv 'o''''
Ioe last dispatches announce that tbis de.
plorable insurrectioNis entirely oueIled :
however several departmental leeions, and
regiment OF cavalry, are marching to that
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-06
d1ar1c JHist

q e~'nstance OF british OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
!, n Nate Bafhnore Federal Gaseff. savs -. I, vac
tpe beginning Of last month, whispered IN The.
Ministerial circles OF England, that arran eenen,s
were meTe ressmG to bring Napoleon Bonaparte
i pao, rom 81 Helena, and confne him in Eo,..
49,. wv Smhom bonapsr'e had re3uested) NoGi
rb was wanting but The eoascm of the Cont
mental powers The government oF I.,..i"r.,
"ss seeking this consent with no little eaTnc"S
ness There must be something breginr-
oIea' ehecks, sNd balances, are important polit.
c4i el't1hes Let us wait the result. and not nre.
ma',reiy enter INTO commere al specul,tioos
WHICH may Bra"'5ie our opera ioas.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-06

err runs oil the loss ofhis capital by the usu-
ry law, but (what few authors have MOTTO
ed) nine cut of ten Of the lenders are kept
entirely out of the market by these laws,
as they can get six and halfan seven
and hall per cent in public stocks, and
banks. five ever mean to have the rate
OF interest low, we must put money 90 the
footing of other merchandise and let it be
sold for what it is worth, the credit Of the
borrower and all other things considered.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-06
WAsHINeTox, July 1.
Indiana.

The Convention for forming Constiiu-
ton and State Government for the terrific
~ OF Indiana, elected in pursuance of a
law Of the late Session of Congress, met at
the town Of Corydon, in Indiana, on the
10th instant Jonathan Jennings was cho-
sen President Of the Convention. The
Convention, after considerable debate, de.
teindned upon entering the Union as an
Independent State, by vote Of thirty to
sight, They procestied to form CCnsti-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-06
General Order.

All Cadets, appointed before the lst of
January 1914, who have not reported for
duty and joined the Military Academy,
are considered out of service. Such as
have since been appointed, and have not
jolned the Academy aud been fund auali-
ied, will repair to West Point, in the State
OF n. York,on the lstof October next, when
they will be examined for admission. CON
formally to the act of April 90, 1912.
which provides, IS That the candidates for
Cadets be not under the age Of fourteen.
nor above the age oftwenty-one years that
each Cadet, previously to his appointment.
by the President of the United States, shall
be we'll versed in reading, writing ard a.
riihmetic, and that he shall Sign articles
with the consent of his parent, or guardian,
by which he shall engage to serve FIVE
years, unless sooner discharged
Qualifications necessary tor admission.
Each Cadet, previously to bis being ad-
mitted member of the Military Academy.
must be able TO read distinctly and pro-
nounce correctly to write fair egible
hand, and TO perform with facility and ac
ouracy the various operations of the ground
rules OF Arithmetic, both simple and com
pound; of the rules of reduction |: of sinole
and compound proportion: aud also of
Vulgar and Decimal Fractions.
by order of the Secretary of War,
ID. PARKER,
.fdj. uad lisp. Gen.
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BERxE, April OF.

Several journals mention the ps,snli.h
ment Of a town, named MN II,.cu ,,,m..
the banks of TIE Ohio. This ,Iace s ~ tgon
four large and six small streets nm ',,,;nt
go liza NUMBER oi nous Is. 1t is not so
S 5rnr.y @newn, mat some of the richest
po a,oG , ., ,ne canton OF Wand, who en-
upon Switzerland his act of meditation
called .Nec-.S,citzerL1nd.
rye hundred Swiss hive passed down
Ine iSnine to embark for america, to hello
settle this colony. - "s'P
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-06

Porr.Av fnIxcs, June q.
"The news Of Gen. Bolivar's success 10.
reached this place. He has captured Barce,o crs,
ard Lagura, and taken the Spanish fieet IN e.
mana bay- Three thousand spaniards ioine,l
him he has liberated The slayes.n