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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-07
Two BOYS,

From ID to l6 years Of age, is want
Ing by the subscriber, to learn the Hat
ting Business, Meme but boys of steady
habits need apply.
Samuel D. Harper.
Novem her 26 aa,f
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E'or Sale.


gvHAT substantially built & elegant
z ly finished three stcry Brick ETei
ing House on Water-strset, formerl
the residence of the late T. Feanedy
with which will be sold, either conjoin
Iy or separately, the adjoining vaean
Lot. 2S feet front and 80 feet deep
The terms Of sale will be very accommo
dating to the purchaser.
If this property be not sold prviousl
TO the 18th Of May next, it will then (
for Rent and possession given immeu'
ately thereafter.
Application may be made to
]. j.. MKenna
anril "a dSt&2awtf
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Chewing Tobacco!
&c kegs first quality Chewing Tobacco
for sale by
Lasorason e Fowte.
November 10
Removal.
J8H W TO II. " s. TO N,

Has removed his Hardware Store to
the corner of Pitt and King streets. op
posite the Washington Tavern, where he
is now opening, for sale, an extensive as.
sortment of
Hard1oare, Cutlery, and Fancy
articles.
Received per brig Thomas, and ship
General Smith. All of which will be
sold on the most accommodating terms.
September so d6teo
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ftOnr ana Grocery business,
undey the Fl. N of
EnghSh and zoe.
soF hent OF for sale On a long
.
credit

- Inc subscriber will rent, or sell upon
Ee n'oS' accommodating tepns, the
80. uoss and lot, w4iereon he at presen,
aad : The House islarge, convenient
I -. nlaSped IN superior style. The
NJ N.Y. consisting Of TWO acres. is IN TIE
,S sues, state OF cultivation as a garden.
sbn in the most chOice fruits.
sbon. s' &c Possession can be giyer
''q ~ the lstof December.
- VIII purchase DrJ Cows.
No, . Aug J Smith.
eOt1stDee
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New & Second hand tlano
tortes
JUST REX EINED,

TOf sdiS Oy TIE DdoSIituet
One Loudon made square Piano Forte.
with addition Keys aud Pedal, 8 draw.
ers, sett Of Strings, tuning Hammer and
leather Cover.
Une plain square ditto, with addition,
al Keys, Pedal, sett of strings, tuning
Hammer, ard leather covec.
ON HAND,
One do do, second hand, with leathei
Cover.
One do do. Baltimore make, Q Draw.
crs and 8 iegs, with additiona! Keys, Pc
aal ard fashionable Case
n. Is. The above sill be sold at smaII
advance for cash, II immediate applica
tion be made, to
R, GRAY, Bookseller.
Nn4ember s
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Alexandria Morocco Manufac
tory.
at the Corner Of Groaoko e Water
A.. 4 l.

SFlfGlS TEUT JIG TlSN NHUIJ,
Where ma be add. Morocco for gen.
tlemen's boots, Morocco and American
Kid Of ali coiors Tor ladies' shoes, coach
makers and matters Lining skins. hat
ters' and spinning wool. The above ar
ticies manufactured in the best manner
ny the Subscribers.
JOHN ID. Benkhert g Co.
n, 3. All kinds of Silks scowered and
tlyed in the best manner.
Noyember7 e0tt
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HULLY FOR SAIE

y 3 Mis- estate situated in the county
4 OF Falrfaz. tpenty-tno miles fron
alexandria and the same distance from
|6e0rgetown, contains ab0u, seven hun.
|dred and fifty acres. Little River Turn
pike passes through it half mile from
the dwelling house. The situation is
handsome, and remarkably healthy The
water is good and abundant The soil
which was originally excellent. has for
some years past had tie ADVANTAGE of i'm
proving husbapdrY, Plaster of sari, act.
ing with powerful and immediate effect
on all grasses and grains. The fields
present good surface for cultivation 5.
Iand those. nov fulfilled, are covered with
red clover. The orchards are very large
aud thrifty the collection of table fruit
lis choice and various. The mansion
spacious and we'll constructed: The on
houses are all conveniently situated )
Ithose for farming purposes are expensive,
and excellent in their kind.
For gentleman OF leisure this would
be a delightful residence and .,roftaa
be estate to IN active farmer. The title
IS indisputable, and perfectly unincum-
bered.
A Humber Of well taught orderly young
men, with geod stocks and farming ulen-
sis OF all kinds, ard the crops of the pre-
sent year il desired, will be at the COM
taand of the purchaser.
applications may be made TO the sub.
icriber. living on the premises, next Inc
post Office at Pleasant Valley, in Fair
Ilay
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Farmers Bank Of Az xantlfla
Nncan,har O 1910

UFCenDtT Z, 90,
The Stockholders of this Institution
are hereby notified, that an election Of
thirteen Directors, for the ensuing ear
will be held at the Bank. on Monday thu
sixth day Of January next.
JOHN H0OFF. Cashier.
Defenders e0tlstMJ
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Z.

Capt. James u'Ksnzie has been APP
pointed by the Circuit Court, Harbel
Master Of the Port of Alexandria. in the
place OF Abel Willis deceased.
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Public 1a!e.

.ss-t- ~
On Saturday next the 7thinstant. will
be, sold, at the Office Of John Jackson
and Go, on onion street between King
and Prince,
! Bale superfne cloth
9 do Cd
sdo Flushings coatings
2 do Blue Plains
! Case plain AID corded velvets
/ do Super Madras handksrchiefs
j do Common do
4 do Cotton cambyics g GA
] do Gilt and plated buttons
Edo Elegant French Hats
l do London mkt pms
! 90 Black and colcred cambrics
do Undressed DO
.4LSO
Ginghams: cotton shrtings, cotton and
woorsted Hosiery, Cue nsey Frocks,
Lace SHIRT buttons Fancy shawls, Brown
Hollands, Fancy feathers, Romal hand.
kerehiefs. Blankets, FlanneIs etc,
Sale at fen O'Clock precisely
Dacamber 8
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FALL coOGS.

JOSEPH lANNEy has imported ii
the ship Boston, Captain Finley, just ar.
rived from England, a General AS.
sortment of FALL G0ODs, which arf
offered for sale by the package or piece.
9 no. rs co
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.i!erandraa, Nor. %, 1915

.IsefahRrtu, JNtt. Y, 1910.
THE annaa meeting OF the stockhoId
|ers in the Little River Turnpike Compa
NY, will be on the secepd Monday in ia
|nuary 1917. at John NJ Laughlin's hotei
in the town Of Alexandria: at whlcb
time IN election viii be held for q Presi,
dent. four directors aud Treasurer =
full statement OF the accounts viii be laid
beSne Tie Company. On the following
day superintendent Of the road. and
collectors Of tolls at The ga es, WI. be ap
pointed,
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Francis Lightfsot Lee.
Far inlnelIi0te Sale.

Two hundred SHEEP, One fourth full
bred, the rest mixed Metinos, all in per-
feet health and fine order.
October s 2awtf
~" The Editors of the National IN
telIgencer are requested toinsert the a.
cove twice week till forbid. and send
2 ACCOUNT n tbs Office
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JONAH THOMPSON. T'r.

L. II. I. 6,
November 60 eot2d Milan
The Editor OF the Winches,ef Gazette
will please to insert the above until the
second Monday in January next, x for
ward his account 80 this Office.
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Five cellars Reward

Ran away from the United States ser.
wee, at Fort Washington. sc'ne tine
'ihee. Negro nian named JOHN, the
2"p@tty III III, John VoHeii lie is a
ae$ elan, aeeut 5 feet 8 iache, high,
soaG' aatN ceahtenaaGe and very hnpu-
leht' pafHca'sriy to persons Of his own
cpiot' had on q blue rcuhdabom Jacket
and tfo"SefS. The above reward silt be
paid Tor his delivery 10
John M.LaughIin.,
City Hotel.
Decc@'GerI ST
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Choctaw reaty.

Marble, Nov. 1o.
Gen. John Coffee anu the don. John
Rhea, who together with Col. John M
Zee @ere Appointed TO treat with the
thcctaw Indians, retu,ued hosse las
week, hayiag ACCOMPLISHED The object Of
tilsir a.lssian. By this teaty, We under
staGd. the Choctaws have rsinqa}shed
TO the ugdeJ States all thei; land lying
east Of the icmbighee river Tor whic.'
they are 70 receive the sumof 12,000 dol
lars payable IL twenty equal annual IN
stalmens,
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-sss....l.z9S..a5,ii;-ss,,is;;a,ss;-s

Married, o. Tuesday evening last, b.
the Key William Maze :, ST., DAyI
h.NeLIsH, Jun. Of Georetawn. to Miss
NARY &. SIADE, OF fhis place..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-07
Land Tor Sac.

A tract or parcel OF Land, containing
between two and three handled acres.
on the north SIDE Of 0eeequan. ia Fair
tax eouaty. about 5 mics west of 0cen+
qaan nils. 1t is we'll watere, With ne
yer failing springs. It is also we'll timber
ed, aud the great smantity Of tlp timber
on Il renders it the more valuable TO any
person in the scoopering line. This land
is 81 the mitldie soil, and produces corn.
wheat or any other grain tolesahle veil
there IS about 100 acres cleared aud un.
der god fence. HE improvements are
a iog dwelling house i other ou' houses.
and a good apple ogeherd OF about sixty
trees.
One other tract il rhe same conn
E'thia three miles OF Gecoqusa, yias
SaudF Raa, containing AZ acres
nan 10 cultivation and under ga0d ie,lc5
the remainder heavily tiiobe.sa The
/ are on the pFessiSeS ala I'D S,asp cti di,3
ileg house aud out houses and an app,
OiCi'sFc OF eighty bearing trees.
Any person ipciinins 10 purchase Ca
view the premises and know the tqf,as
ny applying 70 tie Subscriber who i've
sear them.
Thomas G0ssom.
aeVeMoer 80 9,aonthsA
James LpghSh K john zoe,
Respectfully npgm tier iriends ARD
me pubic In sehefal, that they lave gul
chased Mr. James Ardersou's fstabiisls
hieh'' at the upper end Of kins s,,eeG
nave formed partnership. and intend
''ansacting general
flOnr ana Grocery Business,
undey the fl. m of
Enghsh and zoe.
From their extensive acquaintance in
me a0jaeeet counties, and their Know.
leuse OF the business in which the are
enshsed. they expect 10 be enabled to
&c confidence and satisfaction to those
deslins with Them.
eetooef y eoSm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-13

than when last wrote ycu--tl,ere have
been Sone serious movements at Grenob.e
Il appears the leaders of the patriots IN
that quarter were too preciptate %sAs@*ss
Two hundred, it is said, of the patriots,
were |, # on the field of battle, and about
1900 were taken prisoners and put 10 death
by a fuslade. wi'hsut tviaI--such IS the
rpcrt. What the real STATE AMI extent
OF the aft .ir has been. we do not know :;
we are kept So completely in the dark
I'VE have had to-day an uproar on the
exchange in this city it appears. rotwith-
standing the solemn promises of the Bour-
hons to the Contrary. contained in their
prociawations on entering France, that the
d,roifs rc5iaiS, so obnoxious under Napoleon.
is to be re-essablishcd and that CT, the
20sh OF the present month. this law, which
is now more oppressive than under the
emperor, s TO go into operation in this CITY.
There was general hue and cry against
ton the exchangs ,-and against the powers
that he, TOR a want OF faith" a5as les
dyoits reni.iS and lis au,h,rs" was VORTEX
ated by every one, as mud as their lungs
would permit. The exchange was i,nme-
tiiateiy sHut by an armed force, and the
merchants driven home like hogs to their
hovels-so unpopular are the legitimates
now becoming. that even in this royal CITY,
or what is better. English cify. the greater
portion of that population, begin to curse
the coming and second Coming OF Louis,
whom they now call the Messiah OF destruc-
,iyc politics
G 'orge Canning. the famous, IS now
here it is said by the patriots, that he has
already concluded treaty with tie ruling
party, for the establishment Of a separate
government in this section of France. i'm
case the Boufbons should be forced out of
Paris
- Mr.. Wilson, very worthy man. of
Baltimore, who was lately named consul
tar N.ntz or L'Orent. by our government,
has been told by the Duke OF Rchelieu.
through the project Of his department.
that his flolisics are so obnoxious. that he
cannot be acknowledged in that capacity.
When consuls are TO be sent to France in
future, it Will be useless to send any one
whom the Ens,ish minister at Washington
disapprovcs, for his letters will prevent any
eXeQuatur.
Our consul here is to embark next
month-hs furniture is now selliyg ell he
is making his arrangements for that pur-
pose.-de has had a sorry time Of it here
under this regular government. 'fhe treat
mert he has experienced would disgrace
the government OF Algic,s.
can send you no papers, for I take
none, mr. dn any Of My neighbours; they
are So barren and serviie, that they are 10
be found only IN the coffee ~houses. Englsa
papers are prohibited. and American pa
pers we get only now and then by stealth"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-13

he iGte session Of Congress, TO tcstow
iarss portions Of the public money i'll new
salaries to the officers OF government,
whose compensation had already beea
greatly mcre asei beyond what was origi-
nally deemed amply sufficient, is cal ula.ed
20 ren"er that government expensive and
"urthensome TO the country and is whoi-
~ Inconsistent with the C ouomy OF cor re-
publican institutions Tie attachment Of
tie people of the United States to which
institutions, and their just apprehensous Of
rxtraVaSant salaries. pensions, and all UNI
necessary expenses were well known 10
their representatives in Congress and
yet have been slighted and dsregsrtlcd by
a majority OF those representatives, in the
measures complained of. =
And 1t is further the opinion Of this Ge.-
neral Assembly, that it is an extraordinary
and highly improper measure for the Leg
'slators to Convert themselves into salary
: thcers-1nd that it is inconsistent with the
dignity % the representative character in
asnuch as it renders it equivocal whether
the representative of tn people accepts his
place from motives Of duty and patriotism,
or is allured TO it by the emoluments of the
office
1t is therefore further resolved, that the
Senator's and X, representatives. Of this Safe
III Congress. be requested to exert their
utmost influence at the next session OF
Congress, to obtain repeal of tie act
granting salaries to their members.
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2HODE-LsLaND LEGIsLarURE.
PRCvfDKNCE, June %.
COMPENSATION BILL,

Tie following resolution dis 9pproving Of
tn late art o. Congress, increasing the
compensation Of the members, was adopted.
almost unanimDus y. by thu RI 1ncrable &C.
neral Assembly Of this State at their re-
cent ses ion
Rcaoivcd, That this General Assembly.
while they Gisciaim all mterf renee in the
ordinary proceedings of the federal gov
ernment. within the sphere of their Constr
tutonal powers, cannot AVOID expressing
the strong dissatisfaction which they feel &
believe to be universally felt, at the late
actof Congress, appropriatiug high sala-
ries to themselves oIt OF thu public monies
collected into the treasury by the course
OF bnrthcnsone taxes, and which the peo-
pie were led to believe, and had a right to
expect, would be strictly and prudently
applied towards relieving tic country from
an accumulated pubic debt and from the
still uncaicuiated expenses occasIoncd by
thc late war
That tue disposition manifested during
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BosToN, July 4

BosToN, July 4.
Captain Nash, from Hayti, has poitclv
favored as with the Gazettes of Gang
Henry to the 9th Of May.
lhcy are principally flied with well
written articles on the internal aF,;rs ~
Hayti and furnish indications of fxcd
resolution in its monarch and subjects IN
live free and independent, or TO perish in
defending their rights. These papers are
constant in representing Potion (who 60
veIus in anotheppart Of the Isiand. and
who is mulatto) as an enemy to the free
dom OF the blacks--as being the tool Of
France, and Sesrous OF retarninr lia.lnr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-13

he, dcnlSion ;--and "a capable of ev,,.
species OF crime aud Discrimination. a.
the other haod they exhibit King Hem.
lChrlstol;he as the pattern of every row.
excellence as resolved t0 maintain H.
In!cpendence of H,y.i-to court the con
merce and friendship of al nations--to ev
ercisc tow ards them strict irnpartiality
To patronage the arts aud humanity ~.
make 5 Kingdom and reign respccte. w.
IFS strength, resources and love of ius,;e
He has palace in the mountains, AIM.
is miles from the Cape. which is stron0j,
fortified, IN which are constantly kspt;m''
mense quantities OF munitions of war. and
provisions. He is now building villages
round his pala"e, which Can be protected
by Its powerful batteries. HIS troops a
mount to near $4,000 well disciplined. Az
med and paid. The affairs of the kioe
dom appear to be as well conducted az %
the best organized government in tba
world. The King rcsidcs constantly in h;s
Palace OF Sans Souci.
line last paper Contains an account os
the arrival at the Cape of one of Petio,,'
LIEUT. nant Colonies. 1.-THE Chevalier Jea,
Lous] having surrendered himself to Kin
Henry, and claimed his protection. n,
was grsciousIy receivcd-admittcd m ~
grade of Colonel in the household troon,
OF the black King, aud his family ann
provided for. He represented the tyranp,
and cruelty Of Potion as excessive: and
enuneratd the officers who had recen,la
becn put to death by him. Little credii
however. ought to be attached TO the ~
ports Of tale-bearcrs.
The Haytian Gazette bears the motto
Liberty. Independence or Death" Tbs
Kings arms on them do NOT vary mnrb
from those of England Having two Il.
ons rampant The motto on the garter
Is God, my Right and my Sword" The
escutcheon bears "a Phenix. with the mat.
to, rise from my ashes"
we believe it does not compors with
the pacific policy OF Louis the 18th to At
tempt the subjugation of St. Domingo.
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DOMESTIC.

BosToN. July 8.
1t has been repeatedly asserted in letters
iron our squadron before Aleiers, that
Lord Ex'Uouth, ia obtaining the release of
the oardinians and the Nespolitans held in
captivity, paid an extravagant RANSOM for
them. The story had net the air of much
probability. We have copied from the
Leyden Journal Polsique, the following
paragraph, which makes a directly contra
ny Asse rtIon relative to the ransom of the
Sardmians. The same might be Inferred
from the conduct Of Lord Exmouth at
lunis, particular account of which is
given in the article translated for the Pal
ladium from the Lisbon Gazette.
TURIN, April 3.
His Britannia Maiesty's brig Calypso.
which sailed from Aleiers on the 9th, and
arrived at Genoa, on the 18th inst. hiss
brought 10 our court news, that on the Sd,
there was concluded by the intervention of
the Prince Regent of England. a treaty OF
peace and perpetual friendship between
his Majesty the King of Sardinia and the
Dey of Aigiers and for this treaty no mo-
ney has been paid-but it is solely due to
the generous friendship of the British gov
e'Dinent, and the influence of Lord Elk
mouth. in virtue of this treaty, the com
MERGE of Sardinia is to be respected by the
Dey, his successors and subjects, ~ the
same manner as the commerce of England.
The Consul Of his Majesty is to be on the
same footing, and treated with the same
respect, as the Consuls of ether friendly
powers The first fruits of this treaty. is
the deliveraHce of 81 Sardinian prisoners,
who nave already arrived atthe Llzaretto
OF Genoa.
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81 = 49, \ JuhC 10.
rnmor has reached town by gentle
mar from Fovt Claiborne, that the Greek
Indians tn the number twelve hundred.
had embodied near that place, painted and
armed. avowing an hostile Intention, 'and
that the surveyors who were interse cting
that country. were compelled to run INFO
Fort Claiborne for protection. 1t is stated
tAat General Gaines was collecting forces
at 1t. Stephens. to march against and dis
perSe them. il IS strongly suspected that
the Big Warrior, who processes SO much
friendship Tor the white people, is secretly
at the he'd OF these deuded wretches.
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Translated. FIR The R9sto4 Palladium, from
Portuguese hafcrs.


An officer of the 3kct of Lord ExIncuth,
in letter written "a "A friend, dated the
9th of April, states What follows
" All our affairs with Algiers have been
satisfactorily settled. We have made her
sign peace wit3 Sardinia, and on the
same terms and Conditions as that existing
with Great Britain, and have made her
sign another Sith Naples similar TO that
she has with Portugal, with the exception
of not givingiher half million of dollars,
as was stipulated with the latter, for which
clause the lDey strongly cont nded but
the Admiral never would acce.e To it, Be-.
cause, he said. the Ncapo.itan sl4Ves were
ransoDied at higher price than the Por-
tuGuese. All our acquisitions in regard to
the Ionian Islands were acqu.esced in, ard
we have nothing more TO wish for upol
this subject. Tomorrow we shall sail for
1'unis, with the intention TO settle in the
same manner the like aHirs with that
Regency, and then we shall proceed to III
toll for the sans pugpOse. We were so
persuaded (by what is ,Chi had told us) that
the Dy of Agicrs would not accede to our
demands, that besides having the cornhus
tibles and her mat,'tcs ready to destroy
by fire the heet Of tia e pirates, we may
say, that we were already with matches
liz, and on the point .,f commencing the fro-
lie we desired /; but this people ate very
wise, and know 70 whom they are to
yield"
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[Yranslat;Ong TOR ,he .Centinel1

SAFE iiENR \ jan ~.
Ia one CT the vessels just arrived from
London, black gentleman, Mr. Prince
Saunders, Cwell known in Boston for his
intelligence and integrity came passyn.
ger. As soon rs HIS M.jesty. our Soye.
reign, was informed Of his ARRIVAL, and
that hewas the bearer of letters of recon.
mendation from several illustrous person
ages m England, he directed one of the
nftice:s OF his court to wait or Mr.. Saup.
GERS, 1t Cape Henry, aud conduct him
IN one OF the Court Car.ig4s to S ms Sou
CT.
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NEW LONDON Inne 10

A duel took place on the l1th May, on
the spot where Burr and Hamilton fought,
near New-Ycrk. The parties were Bri-
fish army officer. ana Lieut.. Pierce,
Of the American navy. The dispute arose
from the following Circumstance Lieut..
z. while passing through Broadway with a
lady, observed the British officer from the
opposite side, looking at them with his
gu 2-glass, whe0 he cross. and demanded
satsfaction-the Englishman declared it
was not lis intention to off.nL, hut Lieut..
=. growing rather warm on the ssbject,
the other offered to give hin any other sa-
tisfaction he might equire-accordingly
the parties met early next morning, and
exchanged three shot, when Lieutenant
Pierce received his advcrsary's b il in the
forehead, and immediately expired. The
British Officer immediately set out fyr Ca
EadA.