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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-20
Nath'l. * Luther Dana,

MALI i. ~ LNSiASA A/uAIea,
Have for sale at their store in Middle.street,
pipes Cognac Brandy
IS bids. West-Inda Run
40 hhds. N. Il. do.
f8 hhds. Moiasses
hhds American Gin FIRST quality
80 bbls brown Sugar
$500 lbs. Lump and Loaf Sugar
s0o) lbs Coffee
10 chests Hyson. Young Hyson, & souchopg
so groce Pipes
20 kegs Richmond Tobacco, first quality
400 hhds. Turks Island Salt
100 hhds. Liverpool do.
Few hundred of real Redwood
Few tons Logwood
10000 lbs cut Nails, assorted
so boxes dipped Candies
50 quintal old dun Fish
Few bales first quality upland Cotton
General assortment of Boston & Chelmsford Glass
loo bbls. Mess, No. 1, No. Q, ~ No. 5 Beef
50 boxes first quality Cider
10 do. first quality Chocolate
Few bags Shells
10 casks fresh Rice
Together with general assortment OF the first
quality
Vest India Goods and Groceries,
BY the feiaii :.
nP they have just received a fresh supply OF
the first quality
MADEIRA,
SICILY MADEIRA,
SHFsRRY, "IN ES
vlDONIA, W IL NAo
LISBON&
PORT
Portland, Feb. IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-20

Marshal Grouchy, who was among The
number oi French Generals excepted in
the la;e Ffench law of amnesty AID order
ed to be arrested and tried 70, ,reason,made
bis escapt and has a,rived al Bl imote.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-03
Bryan's patent, elastic & other
saddles, brides, harness. &c.

p ME subscriber, next door to the
Z hard ware store of Lewis hipkins
* Co. takes this method to acknowiedg e
the obligations he is under to the public.
Ibis friends aud custone:-, for the liberal
encouragement, he Is had in this place.
lie can with pleasure announce to them
lie has obtained a right for an improve
Ement made on saddles, for the county of
Fairfax, and utends TO keep at West End
"a supply of tbem. lie can with conf
llence recommend them as superior 10
any thing of the kind, in point OF dafab-
lIity, and ease to the rider, and safety to
!the horse. lie hopes by attention to the
various parts Of his business, and by good
workmen and materials, to continue to
give general satisfaction to those wno
may favor him with their orders from the
town or country. Gentlemen wishing to
purchase the above saddles may have an
to examine and hide one be.
fore they buy.
r. +. DEGGE.
August 2aw2w
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Blltimore gu gi!st /.

Arrived from Liverpopl, ship General
Hand, capt, John Crelgh 48 days to the
|Capes. Sailed June II with large feet;
Caienohia Ann for New ori Coromau-
del foi Philaticl hia, Robert Barns was
to sail next tide. July 9 SPOKE the John
and William. Of Pool, from Belfast
hound to n. Y. with Is passengers, OUT
90 DAYS, at 10 4. Nj. VAS boa ded By
two officers Of tie EesGsh East India
men Cumberland and Apollo. last from
st. Helena, who eport Napoleon Bona
parte TO be IN the best health and spirits.
and apparently much reconclled to his
situation on that island. which will he
rendered much more comfortable on the
arriyal of his shortly expected British
CONSTRUCTED mansion lie takes great
share of exercise, particularly on horse
back, which is SO violent and rapid hat
his attendants and guards can scarcely
keep pace with him, and on beng told
'thath he must in future observe gen
tier gate-he got displeased and smut
himself up from notice for two days.
bertrand was dissatisfied, and proposed
Returning TO Europe. July 4. spoke ship
Madison, from Havre de Grace. bound to
Baltimore, ont "a days; July Is, spoke
a schr. 2 days from Halifax for B.,-ioes;
July Goth, spoke an hermaphrodite brig,
from Alexandria for Quebec: July SO III
the bay spoke the ship ATLANTA, Wood
house. from Cadiz for Georgetown.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-03

Spanish colours. The captain Of tn
said vessel was found dead in the cabin
las we'll as the lieutenant and surgeon; g
upon the deck and in the hold, IL dead
land 81 wounded many others were
drowned, having jumped in the sea.
The brlgis called the Intrepid, mount.
Ing IA eight Founders, among which are
Hong brass ones, manned by l40 men.com.
named by the lieutenant OF the frigaie
Don Raphael La Eglesia.
At S ?. M. after some firing on both
iaides, the schooner struck to the Gene
raj Marino, and her captain was found
severely wounded. She is the war schoo
|ner called the Rite, mounting one Is
FOUNDER on a pivot, two ga pound carron-
AIDES and two double fortified 8's with 90
men, her captain the second lieut.. of the
|frigate Don Mathew Gsampo.
On our side we had only 7dead. among
whom was the brave navy officer Barthe-
Jenny, and wounded, all on board the
commanding ship, and two slightly
wounded on board the General Merino.
The commanding General of the navy
md the post captain Renanto BeIuch be-
paved In the action of this day, with that
bravery and skill which was Justly ex-
Epected from their courage & experience {:
wherefore tie captain general being high
g satisfied. immediately raised the former
TO the rank OF Admiral and the later to
IA. OF captain of a first tate man of
ar,
fhe captains, officers and crews of tie
vessels engaged therein, did their duty
Nith full satisfaction, and the others re-
NAMED with The regret of having no enel
my 10 fight with.
Our operations of this day, has raised
the blockade en- the north side of the Is
land. BY having captured the forces thar
maintained it, and the same would have
Ioeen tile case with any other that might
nave made their appearance We would
lfrom that moment established our comma
Inlcatinn with the heroic island Of Marga-
rita, ii night coming on, our commander
3eoeral pce. fem. Fad not been obliged
10 lay to untii the following moring, when
We effected it al o'clock.
General quarters al The town of Norte
in The island Of Margarita. May the
Sd, 1916.
JAMEs MARINO, Maj. Gen.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-03
ALEXANDRIA:
SATURDAY, Aucusr 8.

tot lette- to the editor of the Bos
Patriot, dated Detroit, July Q.
=. i regiment have sailed to esta.
la CT. = At Green Bay and Chicago, Oh
ss !, nj, Michigan. At the former place
sAs .syer Vas an American post, aud
as, ,.,ops have not been stationed at the
d = rs Nee since the massacre OF the gar
has s. the Indians. in 1872.
rs n. ;Ihfeginent will soon commence
.a ~ ! military road from Detroit to
Ia'a, neigs. on the Miami riyer.-When
IT, y. s,oc,,nunication with Ohio and the adj
~ '..snt oates are fully opened, It will be
I,;~merse advantage to this country
4, Wednesday night the 10th instant
. = stopped at the house OF Johil
s sIs shout live miles above Stanalds
10 r 0range county. On the follow
:: ,s ,aoraiilg he was found about 100 yards
9 -. tie house with his throat cut (. An
;; s,r was held on the body which bro't
sss,Iict Of Suicide. From his papers
;i,pwars that bis name was Fsssr z.
T,.d.: that he has lived in Loudon
.asDty. Si,g;nia-t!.at while living there
ssscied as agent Cor the Mutual Assu'
,,,es Society of this state-From THAI
s,upiy &c re aosed 10 Harrison county.
i ~ state Of Kentucky, where he was
s,ss,ea il nil on Licking Greek, and
vas. intEe year 1915, commissioned By
Gov. Shelby, ..ieutenant aud Pay-Mas.
trio tie Militia. iiis papers also show
nat he las acted as agent for several
ySOas in this stare aaiuns them Is a
Liter concerning business he had to
,tao,act ior the cai,drea Of Mrs. Harding
VINO lives in i.oudon county. lie has
at al the place grey Mare, his mill
sus, saAdry papet., satsdie-oass, aud
isns s.oshs, Tc.
T,rr;a;n Heral3.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-03
Public sale.

Z Under the authority Of decd of
a trust from Jonathan Scholheid and
vie, Tor the use OF Andrew Scholheid
the subscriber will offer .or sale It public
auction, at IL clock, Oh Saturday the
third day OF Au ust neNi, "a Lot OF Ground
with two sto y Bick Dwelling House
and other impr ,,emehts, on the east SIDE
of Washington street, between Prince
and Duke streets, lately occupied by
Charles Iy.er. The terms Will be made
known on the day OF Sale.
Robert /. Taylor, Trustee.
July II cots
The sale of the above pro
perry is stponed to Saturday the 10Th
Instant.
August3
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-03
Sale by Auction,

I'm Thursday the 9th of August next,
u at 10 O'clock, at our " arehouse ON
O'Donnel's wharf, the argo of the ship
Captain Carter, from bour-
ieaux, consisting Of
Levantines, assorted colors
Lutestrings dc
Fl0rences do
Satins do
Grapes do
Silk Cloths, various stripes
Iulles, assorted
Silk hdkfs. do
Silk Stockings do
Silk Gloves do long and short
Kid do. do do
Hats do
Trimmings Go
Leghorn Chip Hats
Lace
Chenilles and Fringes
Chambrays and Band Tulles
Ribbands
BALLOONS
Dolls
Cambrics and Cambria Hdkfss
Umbrellas in Canes
Perfumery, etc. etc.
4iso, at 12 o'clock,
100 cases superior Old Medoc
rose Claret, vintage of 1911
200 cases do do vintage Of 1919
500 do. St. Estephe do
90 do. Old Sauturne Wine
400 hhds. Claret -.
90 do. White Wine Vinegar
100 baskets Olive Oil ;
900 cases Olives and Capers
50 do. Anchovies
8 do. Peaches
50 bags Velvet Corks.
Harrison 9 SteTe!t,
AuctiOneers.
So Catalogues will be prepared and
he Goods open for inspection tive days
revious to the sale.
Baltimore, august 2-3 dis
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-03
Tor Sale,
On a credit Of one. tvo and three
gears,

THAT highly improved FARM. in
Prince William County, known by the
name of Graham Park, owned by the
late Doctor George Graham.
TIE tract contains about 500 acres. of
which about 200 acres are we'll timbered.
The advantages of the tarm are equal to
any in that section of the country, ITS
distance from Washington being only SIS
miles, Alexandria SO, Uumfries le, OC-
coquan Mills l6-and on the farm is
comfortable dwelling house 70 by 90 feet,
also stout kitchen and meat house with
every ether necessary cut house, an ex-
|cellent well OF water, orchard, garden,
etc. 1t is unnecessary to speak OF the
soil, presuming those DESTROYS of pru-
chasing will view it, which may be done
on application to ,Hohn Hooe, ESQ who
at present has the farm in hi occupancy.
Possession may be had Oh the first ofnext
January, the purchaser having the priv
edge Of seeding.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-03
NOTICE.

THE Members Of the Alexandria In
Blues, will attend Company
Meeting this afternoon, at the Court
House, at O'Clock. Punctual attend.
ance is requested, as there is business OF
importance to the Company.
By order,
WIN. L. CocKERILLE, sly.
August
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-03

| TrfstateG Jor she DeiHocfatlc fress.
IAUGUSlIN GUSTAVUS VILLERET
Post Captain and Major General in
| the Navy Of Venezuela.
10 the officers, n-commlssloned officers
sailors and volunteers of the dellyerin;
squadron Of Venezuela.
Beloved Companions.
BY order other excel!encies the cap
tain general, and the admiral of the re
public in the name OF the people Of Vene
|zeuela. l have the honor of thanking
you Tor the heroic conduct you have
|shewn in sight of the enemy's vessels, 4
|of transmitting to you the agreement
made in the Cages of Hayti before OUT
departure, in order that each of you NAV
know, the share he will be allowed in the
prizes which will be made upon the enc.
my in our invasion of the main coast.
Gallant Associates,
Until now you have undergone ia
tigues and priyatians but the moment
is near at hand wherein you will receive
the reward of your noble enthusiasm and
undoubted courase-In very Short
time you viii enjoy the fruits Of your Ia
bors. Ii remains only for you to beai
some additional days Of privation, thr
government is vigilant and active in pre-
curing YOU all kind of provisions whicl
your situation can afford.
Be steady, my dear friends and lei
us shew to the universe whose sight is u,
on US, that we are worthy of being nun.
bered aiaong the benetactors of hunani.
ty,by delivering two millions of souls
from the oppression OF a tyranicaI and
barbaroas government.
Already the Inhabitants of Margarit,
pray the Almighty for tie success OF GU.
undertaking, and pour upon us their bIes-
sings, in beti3ldiBs anchored in this per-
those vessels which have caused them Sc
;nuch distress.
Port Of -Griego, May Il, 1916.
.fagustiR Gustal5,s Vute-3t.
This agreement was entered into al
Cayos, i.aytl, on the 9Th February. 1916
between john Marimon. commissioner OF
the general government Of the union, aad
Simon Bolivar, captain general of the az
mics of the union and Venezuela, which
being OF 4 nature unintecesting, is net
thought worthy Of translating]
Trans.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-03
FOR BOSTON,.

SSN The brig Eliza HaiIy, E. Fin
A&eney, master; will sail in a few
days. & take 2 or 800 barrels on freight
Apply to
July 10
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Rriace-H Hliam County Court,l
.June 18th. 1916,

ON the mutton OF Edward Brooke,
late sheriff Of Prince William County,.
to whom the estate OF Robert Carter. de-
ceased, hath been committed it is or.
dered, that the said sheriff do give pubic
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 to distribute the estate
amongst those whose claims are then ex'
hibited.
A Copy-Test,
Philip D. Daw, c. G.
June IL tt
PRINTING
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Bosrox. Ials Is

BesToNs Ju'y Is.
'ndse Storg's 0pihion,--We have re,
received an opinion Of Judge Story, de,
nSsled in the Circuit Coart of the u
'latss, in this town on Monday last
upon q habeas corpus directed to Commo.
e IKE baiabrl;lge, TO bring up the body
kOoert frcadwell, q minor, who had
sNeved IN to the Navv. Ia this opiniou
LN nudge investigates the powers de
msa'eO by TIE Constitution to Congress
u 20 Noslde and main'ain navy, and
:. s.l'ais the right Of congress 10 authorize
we Enlistment of miiaars into the naval
Fr'lce: andio the course of the opinion
malpes some of the decisions OF the
'e,s court IN analogous questions.
1he Judgment Of the court was, thai
=. a1eadWell was lawfully detained, and
sssisiore repanded him to the custo.
oi the commodore.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-03

NEw-YoRx, July 81.
! London papers have been received al
Boston to the 9Th, and Liverpool TO The
10th.
(! Gen. Guyer, sentenced to death in
France, had the sentence committed fol
twenty years imprisonment.
Accounts from Amsterdam to May T.
Estate, that there were in that city more
than SEQ Swiss emigrants, and abou
400 Wirtembergers. on their way to Il
laeriea.
The report of a contagious disease
having broke out in Norway, is unfound-
Ell.
The marriage of the duke of Glouoes.
ter. with the princess Mary, is officially
ANNOUNCED to. take place.
| The king Of WirtemBerg has issued ar
aimAn milton to those OF the immediate no
bies OF the empire, who have become hi,
Subjects, against appealing to foreigr
courts npon questions EXISTING between
min and themselves.
The Alien Bill passed the house Of
commons May 81.
The papers cantain letter from Lord
ESmouth to the King Of Naples respect
ing TIE treaty made in his the kings
name, with the Dey Of Al.iers. The
following is part Of the letter * | fat
Ger myself chat this peace has been con
ciuded upon conditions which will me it
the appreciation of your majesty. | have
lecei, ed from the Dey the strongest as
;urance THAT he will observe this treaty.
/ made him perfectly unders snd that u
pen ms good faith auG moderation would
3epend TIE eX,stenceof his political pow
pr; AID that, by departing from these
principles, as il the case ofthis year he
would excite the resentment If all Eu-
rope, which ~ ready TO unite all its force
TO oppose the proceedings of the Barbary
'qewe,'s. Your majesty will learn, from
the reports have made to. \ Cozert.
the difficulties had to surmount; and |
have not considered myself authorized to
compel the Dey to accept less sum for
the release 81 the slaves. after my refusal
to graft him the enormous sum which
ne demanded for he peace. and to fur
ash him with naval and military stores,
Iin ieu Of the q, 600 pieces Of annual
|t.ibate." 300 slaves have been released
Eron Aisiers. Iunis and iriroli, sub
ijectS tolhe King of Naples.
The chiefs of the conspirators against
the tite 81 Ferdinand, were executed at
Madrid, May s. Some Spaaiards, who
we're said 70 be concerned in the plot, and
were III France had been demanded OF
he French Government.
Generals Dessaix and Favre have been
been arrested at Paris aud conducted to
Chameeir.
At the time Captain Heating left Cadiz
she intended queen of Spain had not al,
rived. Some prifatee;s were said to be
IosF st. Sihccnts. Mir. Meade had been
i'm prison several mouths. but Americans
were allowed to visit bin. His detention
has netting Of a political nature i'll itbu'
releases 10 su'nc private Business with the
Spanish goeernm,
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Ibeen such, that ! myselfhave enjoyed TIL
pleasure Of seeing individuals, after nv
years of slavery, freely breathing the sin
Icere sentiments of their hearts. Orde
has been re-established, and on my part
so far as circumstances permit, hav'
taken measures to insure the same, an1
the best tranquility.
II have established the mails as for
|merly, aud one of them starts this day
with the correspondence to Santa Fe.
The routed enemy continues his retrea
towards Neyva-their followers desert
them by whole companies, and it is be
lieved that shortly nothing will be LETT Of
the Congress but the name. God pre-
serve your excellency many years.
.DoNt'FO RUIZ De SANTA CRUZ
In consequence OF this intelligence the
governor general OF Cuba, ordered tina,
on TIE Goth June there be fred a triple
salute of artillery from the forts and
vessels, TO announce IT /; that all the bells
be rang, and that there be an extraordi-
nary leyee at his palace to receive con-
CALCULATIONS on the occasion.
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At Graham Park,
On Wedsesday the 4lh September,
Kill be offered ter sale,

Several likely Negroes, Horses, and
Farming Utensils, deliverable on the lst
January next-.4tso, Sheep, great pro-
portion OF which are halt and tnree Guar
ters bloaded, Cattle and hogs, viii al
the Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known on day al saIea
John g. Heslep. Ex'r4
OF George Graham, deceased.
Petersburgh, June 1874 dt4thSep
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Married, % Thursday evening last, by
he Rev. Mr.. Norr,s, Mr.. ,FoI.1, Noward
ot Alexandria, to Miss Eliza C. FuI
more, OF Fairfax County, Va.
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from the Boston Ceesinel ef Saturday.
spANISH METEOROLOGICAL.

s'0@ The Boston Ceatinel ct Saturday.
spANIsH METEOROLOGICAL.
The Spanish Consul in this town has
scesed from Havanna official despatch.
awalca confirm the accounts of the sue
.sses Of the Royal troops in New Gre
'a'a, and has politely furnished us with
swans anon OF them. Fheir principal
sa a,sa's have already been published in
Inc hrst letter Is from Don Francisco
~ Ia's' Radlllo, Commandment at Cuba
s Ss.ec the 9th June, and covering the des
rT,Sn Of Don Torquato PiedEo!a, Marine
Cav lnandant at Santa Martha, dated the
ss u aay, announcing that the rDyai
FAX ps entered Santa Fe de Bogota, the
~ siay Without Gring gun.
sp, s0a Radlllo adds, :. Popayan has alst
''''endered to our arms
n. Harannn, June 10.
sr ~ 'exseeeallency the Captain General ha,
'''eu the following news:
$ Honda. Nay l2.
ia,,. sloS Excellent Sir.-On the lOtl
shssn i ! took possession of this town
On 81 Hound all the inhapitants reioicin.
!,y,,a ae event. The demonstrations o.
~ a0a affection to our sovereign ha,
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Translated for the Democratic Press.
BULLETON.
OF the delivering Army of Venezuela
NO. I.


NO. I.
When the unfortunate fall fCarthase
ma led our tyrants to the belief that
the contest, with the defenders of the Hi.
dependence of South America was over,
the fame of Liberty was seen with Joy
TO continue and burn bright in the island
Of Margaretta.
The scattered remaining forces of We
|aezuela aud Carthagena, rallied in the
city Of Cayos, Republic Of Hayt. ant
simon Bolivar, captain general Of he al
mics Of New Grenada aud Fenezuela,
conceived the grand project of reiievin.
that Island, ana clearing the whole coast
|of Ventzuela. The generous sentiments
|nf capt: Louis Bron, commander III
Ichief of the navy. continued to smootl
jall difficulties, aud Oil tie slst of March
1.-The independent squadron under lis COM
Imand, set all.
-titer very prosperous navigation. we
got on the ist OF May in sight OF TIE Is
|land of Fesiigos, at 6, 2. "a of the SANE
lday found ourselves at the distance OF s
leapges W. the squadron then lay to.
waiting for the morning Of the following
lday.
As soon as day light appeared, the
squadron stcered to the west, and at 7
y. NJ. the islands OF Flayeles and The
heights Of Margarita, came in sisht--A
Is the watch sung out. g ene.ny's sail t.
the west i. she came from under the ian,
lon the lai board tack, and was found Il
Ihe a large topeafl schooner--Soon attel
Iaa enemy's brig came in sight on tn;
|same tack as the scIlohner close to TIT
Iwind-when the commander made sig
lnals for our squadron to follow said YES
lsels. to cnt them OF the land and ascer
tain tie s0undings OF the halbor Ero"
(which they sailed.
| This being done the lice of battle wa
formed, and mailing the RATIONAL coiors Il
the rnainlnast, the commanders ship made
for the brig and schooner, which perceiy
ing the chase set all the sails they coulo
muster. running to the y. W. Ihe
schuoner's sailing become superisr t.
that of the brig, attempted to keep closer
to the wind when the commander order
ed the schsoner Genera! Marine, Jupiter
and Council, to give her chase and the
remaining vessels to follow the wakes OF
tae commander upon the Dig.
At IL. A.. Nj. having come within
musSet shot. the commander ordered the
schooner constitution to attack the brig
on the start. ard, while she opened her
Ibroadside on the larboard OF the brig,
which actively returned the hie with her
great guns aud musketry.
The schooner Constitution directing
her fire on the starboard faked on the
brig, aud as soon they closed, the IRE OIL
our artillery and infantry played upon
them and dismasted her, she made an OBJ
s,ina,e resistance. At this epoch the
commandments the navy was Woundea'
and the post captain Renato keluch tooK
command ofthc leading ship anc OF Inc
squadron, and with a terrible hre board
ed the enemy, whose efforts TO repulse
! the assailants proved without effect,
when our gallant seamen having taheh
,noccace;nn NJ tba uuarter deck, GROVE tie
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-03

A Funeral Service will be performed
lon Saturday the Sd of August, in St. Ma
rvs Church, III the town of Alexandria.
for the late Mrs. Elizabeth Bciseau, who
die in Marseiiles, in France, the 2is. Of
Fe "uary last, Mother of Mr.. Joseph
30 sean, of this place-to commence at
hall paSt 10. \. NJ.