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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02
Morocco, May o..


having learnt with the greatest indignati-
on that several of his Mahomotan subjects
who are in Europe, 10 order to obtain
the greater consideration, pretended
to be members o. relations of the I'm
perisl family, and have been guilty Of yari-
Gus excuses of this aud other kinds, his
majesty has baen induced to ordain rs fol-
lows -
l. Every subject of the Emperor of Mo
| rocco, and professor OF the Mahometan
iiith is prohibited from taking journey to
Europe, under pain of death.
Q. Should an ambassador, plenipoteutia-
ry,o or minister of the Imperial government
Of Morocco, he obliged to travel to Europe,
he must first be provided with the proper
credentials of his Emperor, and the other
requisite certificates.
S. The Jewish subjects of Morocco en-
Joy the permission to travel to Europe, and
trade there, on the condition of their find
ing two persons established, who must give
security that they will carry onin Europe
lawful trade.
4. Every subject of Morocco, without ex-
ception, who is now in Europe, aad who
shall be guilty Of the smallest misdeamea.
nor, shall have his property confscatcd
Which shall be delivered to the governC,
Of the poor.
5. The present decree shall be commu
Gated 20 all governors Of ports, who are t.
provide that II be executed with The utmost
rignur.
Given at our city of Fez, according 10
the Christian reckoniag) the slst Of Janu.
arv, 1916.
His excellency the Minister Sadly Maha.
| met had on the 18th March this year, lac
corting to the Christian date an evening
audience of his majesty the Emperor Of
| Morocco, me next morning the report Of
his sudden death was spread, which made
a great sensation. The property he has
LETT IS very large, aud falls to the imperial
treasury In his room his excel.ehcy Al
| haz Aid Mahamann Hafas is appointed
| Vicerny and Governor of all the islands
from Tie uan to Rababt
\ corsair Of Tunis (Reis ChamiD had
CAPTURED three masted ship, the Vwsine
capt. Aotonie, under NeapOliian cOlors
aud carrisdit iutn Zaffi, with the intention
of selling it there. The governor Of the
| place who reported the circumstance to
MS majesty, Immediately received orders
to set ,he ship at liberty to put the cap
tain of Of tie pirate (feis ChamiI) into a
prison for IA days, and at the same time
to siguify, that II any one should again
dare, in his ports (Tunis, Tripoi, and Al
giers) to pirate (xer sapero) he shall be iin-
mediateiy sentenced to death. At the
same time his exceilency the viceroy Al
baZ Add. Mahamaun Hafas has prevent
ed 60 his majesty, that it might be good II
the Jewish subjects of Morocco, nnw in
Europe and whose families are living in
Morocco. should communicate to him any
news which they may learn, that may al
feet the government, or be useful to the
state. in political or mercantile point Of
view, in order that he may then commuDi.
cate TO the emperor hismaster. His excel
lency expects his majesty's answer to hi.
proposal.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02

With view to his practice Of me laTg, will at /.
tend The several courts holden IN the countie OF
GoOchland and Fiuyanna. Ills family residence
IS at Westwood, near The brook turnpike gate,
IN the vicinity of Richmond. His Office ~ town
IS the apartment lately occupied % slcn, Dy Pew.
ton Randolph, Esq on 9Th street, between ~ and
streets on The Lot now IN the occupancy of tss.
Curfie, Esq. For information as TO his assdu.y,
&c. the subscriber would respectfully refer those
unacquainted with him, aud by whom ,t may ne
deemed useful, TO Robert Gordon, Esq.
JOHN FORBES.
Sept 2s--3t.
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COURSE OF EXCHANGE.

corrected byJ b. Karsheedf, Exchange Brokerl
Specie q per CT. aiU. (plemty)
Treasury Votes IL PEI. CT advance.
Exchange On London az l'ei-ci. GGsve par.
on Boston toS
on .N;'lo FORK 9 - 10
on I'h'aoieiphaa 3! a per- CO. dis.
Baltimore Notes 7I-2oS2 40.
district Coipn'6id -Nofes. eG1O 40
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HoReIRLE ASSASSINATION.


A most dreadful crime YVES recently
committed N the commons of Diron. can
ton oi Mui,pazier, aud ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of
Berge, est. Ga inc S0th June, IN the af-
ternooo. three young girls, two Of whom
wee sisters, U,,c aaeo Ten aud t,e ether
it, went into the tpreit vi iiiru1 70 gather
Strawberries. Suddenly an individual pre-
scented himself, who wi,hhut uttering a
word, Commanded the;a by signs, 10 Gall
upon their knee am, pray to sod, which
they did, ii their fight: he t!.en drew a
tu,,ass from under his c6at.and plnoged Il
Into the bteast If the youngest az The sis
ters. The third gil t'.cn ran Of, but she
was pursued sy the assassin, wbn gave her
three stabs with the cuiiGs', and thi.,,ing
her dead returned to the two sisters. The
younger was theastrugyiing in the asonies
Of death, in the arms of her sster--the
mpnster then STABBED the latter and disap-
peared Tie young girl above mention
Ell, who was 50 desperately wounded, sue
ceeded III Getting hume and raised the hue
and cry. The police flew to the spot where
the two bodies lay, n,lt.om thence to the
residence of a deaf aud DUMB man named
Nenteil. mest viilianous character-they
did not find him. but his father said With
sorr0wful mir -ttlat he had not seen him
since ten O'clock ia the morning.-Their
suspicious are almost confirmed By the civ
cumstance of the wretch not having been
seeD..at home since.
The following incidents, which occurred
To the duke OF wellington, Oh his recent
visit to Bristol, bear honorable testimony
to the beueyolence of his disposition A
MIR. "Trip, a respectable butcher, with his
son, a lad about nine years of age, were
both on Que horse: the son, III the hurry u
confusion Oi the moment, was apparently
in great hazard nf being thrown, when
the duke starting up, caught the child in
his arms. took lsn into his own carriage,
and during the remainder Of the procession
suffered hin 10 stand behind him with his
valet. a soldier had pressed through the
crowd, and at the door OF the carriage beg
gei perm ssiOn to shake hands with the
hero. privilege he claimed from having
been his companion in arms. &c A hard day
you and me had of it, your honor this day
seven years.s' s. where was that, my lad''
At Talagera, your honour. "'' All | had
quite fargotten it was the 9th of July -
AID to what regiment did you belong F''--
asked the duke 8. 70 the third Guard"
replied the soldier " And why are you
assent from IT. g Look at my arm, your
honour," says the so!dier--he had lost it
an his country's cause. The duke imme-
diately gave him pound note.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02

any English prisoner or dead body was Ia
ken there, was told there was: deinan-
ded to see it, AMI IN an Instant was shown
the body Of pnor Mr. Lyell."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02

The letter of J C Spencer, Esq p. NJ. at Ca
ladaigua, to the Post Master General, is truly
.eresting. Weregret 10 tiad IN = republican go
vcrnmeni, thai the word foreigner IS becoming
4 term ofreproacb-and tina, the representatives
of free people should invest themselves with an
inquisltoriai authority, SO that indirectly, they
might deprive an honesI man Of an office, for
winch he is in'every other respect well qualified,
and the only object ION against him, IS founded
upon his having first brsa:hed another air Than
hat OF America We wish not to see toreiSn
err N Office in preference to native America,
bus when one IS appointed aud ia iils the duties
relured of him with fsithlrlness ADD ability we
should be amongst the last persons TO WISH nis
election from Office, because lie was not Ike
ourselves, bora III his country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02
PETER HAGNER,

.jccOlIlltnlit,
Editors authorised to publish the laws .;
the United States are requested to insert
the above III their papers three times.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02

i. Editor OF papers in Richm nd, Petersburg.
Alexandra, Baltimore. Philadelphia and New.
York, would AID the oaus of justice and phi
lanthropy BY wing the following request one
or two Insertions an theiF respestIYe papers.
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REQU EST
TO MERCHANTS. w nEps &c

- AZ ~ - \ SJC.
a gentleman from the Southwark, having been
robbsd IN the Borough Of .Nocfait, Va on the
night vi the 24th mss oil Two 1HOnsand Do.lars,
IN sonch Carolina Bank B'ls he numbers, sc,
VI @h!cn 10 had ieit a. home, aid daily expects
to receive and pu5t.sh) requests The favor of
Merchants, TrsdGrs, ana Others in Richmo' d,
Peeersburgh, Alexandra, Baltimore, Phuadel-
Pnla and New York, 10 AXE down the numbers
s dates OF NC notes OF tie above named Bank
lS may he fsred TO then, vita he names IT tue
persons III TX ng such OiiCF-l- Il may lead to 4
de ecuon Uf the rubber ihe numbers, &c of
lle mo- Is wii be pubdshed IN DIS paper soon
received
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02

We would recommend 10 the attentive perusal
Of al banking men the piece signed "Cato" CO
pied mo 10 days Argus, from the Philadelphia
Democratic Press.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-02
10 tie FreeholderS Of Henrico, HnnOrer
JSev-Gisnt, Charles City, and the city o
Richmond:

FELLOW CITIZENS
II has already heeR announced 20 you through
The public prints, that was 4 candidale to sup
ply the vacancy III the congress of the United
states, occas .oned BY the death of your former
representative, Mr.. CiOptcn.-As 1t viii not be
in my power to visi, the several parts Sc he dis
sc previous 10 the days Of eiecton, Gin conse-
quence of unavoidable abscHce) feel 1t my duty
thus publicly TO apprze you of the fact, IN or.
der ihatI may be acquitted OF intending toward.
yOu any hing Ike puirbosed ASrcsbscf. CiroMm
stances wncn cannot control, viii carry me
from the dls,rci for some weeks, and deny me
the cportunity Of soliciting n person, your sup.
port, or aid ne my election b. personal canvass.
en- therefore T How Citizens, have no hope of
success from cmsiderGh01ls Of 6 personal nature /;
nd IN truth IT had time, Il would be pa, ing YOU
nut poor compliment 10 supp BE, tha, in an G
iection so i'm 'ur,ent, your sufl ages, 1voaM be IN
duenced Ivy personal attachment or personal con-
sldefa'ions Il entertain myself, no such opinion
-as a Candidate for your favor, | shall make no
professions Or promises. My claims TO your pa
ronage aud support, though certainly not Uery
siroag are known 30 most of you--a5 are also
my political principles and opinions-they have
been uniform and cOnsisteL' always frankly a
vowed, and bope honestly and independently
maintained. For the last seven years have re-
presented portion Of your district in the com
clls of the state examine my conduct whilst
there it is your duty to do so and see Whether
in this period " service I discharged faithfuil,
the duties Of tr,is, conhded in me IL elec. ed /
can offer you no beier pledge for my future con.
Observation-Disclosures choice tail on me, feel a SET
lied confidence, that tar as know your rights
and interests, it WIN give me pleasure honestly
aud manfilly TO defend them and hat my bes,
talents aud exertons will be deyo ed TO your ser.
vice,
Most respectfully your friend
and fellow citizen,
ANDREW STEVENSON.
October 2, 1916.
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LONDON PAPERS.

august ~.
The Archduchess Maria Louisa accor.
ding to the Italian papers, has been appear
ing with state and ceremony, first in the
capital of Of her own dominions, and after
wards on visit to Florence; but it is adj
ded, that she viii unquestionably be in Par
ma again on the 10Th of August, which it is
said, :. is a memorable day with her mai
esty.' being Bonaparte's birth day.
.EroLjts An Instance of this rare Dhe-
nomenon ha. recently occurred in the
neighbaurhood OF Glastonbury it was pre-.
ceeded by an uncommcn noise resembling
thutider, towards the South, when stone
of the size OF a large egg fell, striking {
window which it entered (making avery
small apertare) and fell OH the foor-oI
being taken up, it burnt the fingers, ant
had strong sulPhureous smell.
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Uw. ~. Rsai1g c. C.

The parties named in the foregoing ort!er are
hereby notified 10 attend at my Office IN Farms
vile ON the irst Mou5ay IN November ney>,, Tor
The purpose Of caTym, the, same INTO en- Ct
THOMAS y. mOhIUN, Vi. C,
Oct -WSW
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PRlCE OF SrnCys

Face OF STOCKS
Virgini1 Bank Stc25
A-'10 Sfoce 90 100 40.
Farmers 8q,ue 9S a 100 ao.
Marine i's"rm'ce Stock, 10 IS IL. FER S
bGidm
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA:
II a 'Ynp,risr Cet,rt IF CEaXcryy Aoiea AZ ne On.
fifot a.. ne Gig q RicLa,ouG the e6h J,nua,y
1915.
i.obe'i Campbell and Sarah Builder his wife.
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TIE 5UBSCRIBER,

Sept. 1875.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-30
Public Sale.

I'm pursuance of decree of the Cir-
& cult Court for the county Of Alexan.
dria. will be sold, at auction, on the ed
day OF November next, on the premises,
that ROUSE and LOT of GROUND. on
King-street, late the residence of Viii
liam Newton, deceased; and since his
death, occupied BY the Merchants Baak
of Alexandria.
The terms of sale, as prescribed By
The decree, will be, ore halt in 6 months,
and the residue in 10 and IS months,
with interest upon each payment from
the time OF sale.
Negotiable notes, with approved en-
dorsers, will be required of the purcba-
ser, and title will be made when the
purchase money shalih have been fully paid
up.
A. NEWTON, : ro
THO. sWANN,S
October 9 2awts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-30
Public Sale.

butchers, Farmers and .Millsrs!
On Thursday the slst Of October, viii
be sold at Benfield near Port robac-
co, III Charles County,
laNE hundred and Fifty head Of cat
z D tie, also the sheep. hogs i horses,
the crops of corn. fodder and straw, OF
ibree piaatatigas, farming utensils, &c.
For all suns sos money above twenty
dollars, six Gae~rsrrs credit will be given;
3ot.d and security will be required.
Also, several farms for rent or sale.
Of superior quality, and advantageonsly
situated for carriage.
Also, an excellent and well accstcm
ed Grist Nj, just rebuilt with new
boiling cloths.
y. Is. The cattle may be purchased
by private contract.
Warren Rye,
Manages
September 27 Staw6w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-30
Advertisement.

nN Thursday the 18th day Of Novem-
S Der next, at Montpelier, near rs
getaway, will be exposed at Public Sale,
|on a credit which will be OH that day
|day made known, a Tract OF Land 10
Charles County, near to Matawomaw
|C,eek, and Checkamuxon and convent
lent to Potomac river, consisting OF two
lnarcels called st. Johns and st, johns
addition, containing 244 and quarter
iacres. This land is well wooded, and
lirom its vicinity to navigation affords :
laood opportunity to the purchaser Of car
|rying that article to a good market
Also, will be sold the household turn,
|ture of Geo. Robt. Leiper, Esq. deceased
| a quantity Of corn and corn fodder'
Andrew L Moore,
Thomas Moore.
| N. B. At the same time vii. De onef
| ed for sale considerable stock OF cattle
lhogs and sheep. 80.
| October Is Sa"ss
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-30
81. SiMea, Geo. Oct 10.

Y . Va
lie brig Three Sisters, lane. mas or.
's0al Savannah TO Y. York. aut 6 lays
PO' N here IN storm abaut zen DAYS 4 !.
81. iIs saEiain went ofFsdirect..s b,
ka,'a 10 savannah, Tor hands /: since which
nave not heard from Inn. At his re-.
qesS' ! sent a, bcataad several neeyae.
ga oOard the vessel, abaat six p;les f,an.
na' % hep tae mate 10 nut the Vase, ~ :
'ses, as part Of his crew wcra s;,i 6
sOu enc hat died Tho preceding dsv s ~
T. We caoln'flOor, and the frst mate. =,
$n alsn, and two passengers all SEX. !
In So's . OaFy their dead. had the,s
@O1sa' ashore. One Of the passen.
IN :. "a old man named Samuel Luxe
Iva ae next day. The fist nate he,
Aes,S s."ee eeen very III, and I hardI, ex.
: ue Wi recover. LODGED, the wl,oi,
IN, 'gFy low, aud their recovery doubt
IsJ employed Doctor. and [ hay,
km s nlsM veil nursed. The vessel
ok soeiVngs. to a Mr.. Story Of New
bers00 ,' renewing that she is infected, n,
SDre. 80 MI stay IN board. She is. there
|hOns ~ ssl, : abandonee, but lies safe.
Ai,s.,., aP;ai, vii retarn soon.
mi 8. Or Luke's death, two Lundre,
locks,. elsAt deliars were fund IN hi
skapt, a. sealed his small trunk unt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-30
A SAILORS WISH.

= 4 ~ Z -.
A Moments Amuseinent- Many
years siuce, beng IN > public garden
nesr archaeological. some Of The company
hapnened TO express taen wishes tnp
sess this, or have TINT, when a sal!ar.
who overheard the canvcrsation, stepped.
MP sitIi :. Gentlemen, permit me to tel.
YOU, what | wish Est." Be!ng desired
10 proceed, Re aid =
& wish that had three sAlp loads al
needles, as much thread and cloth as
the needles would make I'D into bags.
ard these bags full ofgoid
Relating the aaecdot., a few DAYS !,
100. to enc If my neighbours, ne sad he
would like to see It's pFatiCe's caleiatcd !;
observing. however, that the aAieuDs
must be far he aound aav thing that
THE ipasiaation cuali cence:re, so. |
put down the wish upoa pas!ef. and d.
rected one OF my boys 10 bring out the
result. He snspessd. The ships might
tcarFy 1900 ions Of uesA'es, aae hundred
of which would wagh an ounce, AID
That each asetile, 90. M aYcrese, WON'T
llnake w 20 tw9-besh,l aags.t lie Ennnd
Tout. that the bashel coetailY 90 -
dsolittinehes. and thai a cube inch OF
tsa!d weighs 10 OF. la2 gains.
: The products, omittiEg fractions, &c,
!! we're s. 8225, SOC GOO nee,iies.
: Ia. l22, Qtlt,e00 bushels Of gold, or a
'esaout 2i1 aS7 ss20. 100000 lbs or 800
: 100000 tons.
Eaough to eight twenty f'us millions
! wo hundred and fits tMo tiou,
and ships, carryiTy 4oG tons Ard
slallowi,n those Soaps TO aase side
TO side, only thirty feet a'';nitted q
leach, ihev would reach a},al;. 70 .42e
jmies, aud form tilrce cnapiete bridge
lrcGDa the world
/ have not examined whether these
Fluctuations be RICH, Or mt, nor is it o
leanse1pebee, they are sufficient t.
I,hew, FIAT the sNi0f's wisk was. pro
,l1abIv, tue meat cXtfarag2lf that ever
i vas altered. do rat say conceived
Per The imagination caaaot psctnte the q
Enount.
i .7s,s,ieS's Register.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-30
Fauauier Lands.

lTNHE subscriber offers for sale the
Estate whereon lie resides in the
county of Fauquier, about s miles below
the courthouse, on Cedar Run, between
the roads leading to Fredericksburg and
Occoquan, 80 miles distant from either
place, and 40 to Alexandria by the turn-
pike, from Buckland. The tractis con-
|puted at
Three thousand three hundred
and seventy Acres,
and is divided into three farms, with
Woodland and Meadows, conveniently
distributed for each. There is a
Valuable Mill Seat,
with stone on the spot for building
The stream is abundant, and waters the
whole tract, presenting an extent Of
-Four or five hundred Acres OF
Low Grounds
|of first quality.-The high land is well
divided into regular fields, some of them
fO' piouuttISC, duu 10 dudPtCo W eiS
use of Plaster. Few tracts can possess
greater advantages either for extensive
grazing or grain culture.
The purchaser or purchasers of the
land, can be accommodated with the
farming utensils, the crops of Germ and
the sewn Wheat-the stock of Cattle,
Horses, Sheep and Hegs; and with the
Negroes on the estate III families, making
abol'tl5O, Of a very valuable description,
with some tradesmen. -
Ihe Improvements are comfortable
Dwelling House, with good out Houses.
Ice House, Stables, &c. The situation
is healthy and the water uncommonlv
good. Two thirds of the whole purchase
money will lie required at the delivery
Of the property, the balance in short pay
mems with interest and secured by .
deed OF trust.
Bernard nj. Carter,
Woodstock, Fauquier County.
October Is 2aw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-30

Jerome and Gerard Plummer
Hare just reeeired q for SAFE,
At their large and commodious three
story brick ware hopse upper
end of King street,
600 tons Plaster Paris, with
a large and well selected stock OF Gro
cerids, among which are few hall and
Whole pipes of L 2. Madeira, which they
viii warrant Of a very superior quality,
From their long standing in the Flour
and Grocery Business in Alexandria
they tiatter themselves that they shall
continue to give that general satisfaction
to their customers, with which they have
been heretofore fattered.
October lS SaW2m
The Winchester Gazette, Nartinsburg
Gazette, and Leesburg Washingtonlan;
viii publish the above 2 months anu send
their account to this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-30
N GiICE.

~ sHF, subscriber ha,ing taken letters
3 testamentary on the estate OF Dec
Tor Joseph Mudd, late of Chailes County.
.ieceased--ait persons having claims a
eainst the sad estate, must EXHIBIT the
same With legal vouchers on or before the
twenty fifth day Of April next ; other
wise they RAY he excluded from all De-
nctit q said estate by law, and all per.
sous indebted to said estate are request
ed to come forward and settle the same
Theodore Mudd.
0ctsher 81 eoSW.
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lnlaee. in which various sea phrases are
successiyely applied:
& M Lads--I The first thing you have
20 do, is to answer to your names: whee
sou hear the word s attention" yoa
,nust bring both the starhoard and Ia I
'hoard - to bear together, keepili2
vour lib STAYS taught sawsea up, anS,
souare your shoulders by the lifts anas
braces clappias both your fists againSf
your bends. one aud all at the same mo
I;nent. till the words ~stana at ease, M llts
the hollow Of the starboard fooy must %
smartly backed aster, Of the heel q tls
N. hourd one. You must also clap al pye''i
Ia IA knat uaon yous fist, atsl@art yeaF
bread bag /; after coming 70 attentlel IA AZ
tbe words !. shoulder arms" rouse sstoW DIV :
Bsss. BIZ the mi.ldae, and bosssc her ~
from the lower tierof tlle staroaagd side,
to the larboard bow, keeping a gsoa ioe 'f |,
ont that she don't make a lee Mfsa ana
- ns;ze. otherwise yoaAi be apt to kheck
nut yeur ,nesssnate's top tights AT the
wor,lsss secure arms" the stafhnard arm
which is nov fast rs the starioasd peaas.
must % athwalt your bre2d bag, ~ ofde''
70 seize BYown Bess by the 5tesch, clap
.p;;,,g yeur larboald fist tohes tnlJsiifs
lie sure to have her nnzz!e ahead, SO that
her brcech will conc night under your
slarboard wing. so as 10 secure her IRE
works from squalls. no tarpaniiags beu,s
allowed. After shoaldering, at The wp i'.e
4: present arms.'' you slew Boss hall
rsand. and seize her with The Star.
board fist. then fetchherup betw'xt fouy
two top hghts, so taat your s,ylns llb
boom viii be ,woiochss from her md
ships. be SIRE to back the hsiicw OF the Re
Istasboasd foot astern the hee' 81 rue
lar5oaW one. during thls ;not'aa, after
bringing Bess frDnl tie lafeaassleow. tie
next Is advance arms, both o. The
First motions of which. are the>ame As
Il. presents. but at the third yoa ieaye
her alongside of the staFboa2d aeaas,
tseiaiag The guard with the stareoarSl
fist, so as to secure hey along side. sn
much for che lesson
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-30
EAy,I. GOODS.

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lie shin Boston, Captain Finley. j"st ar
e;;eed from Eaglantl, General AS
sortme,lt of FALL GOODS, which are
offered FOE sale by the package or piece.
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