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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27
AN ACT
AN AL
For the relief of Thomas An Catrsl.v I.

FOR the reIletot! Thomas Ap Cates5v Jones.
Re 1t enacted By the Senate end hoasp nf
representatives cfthe United lstates of u
n.erica IN congress assembled, That die
proper accounting officers OF the Navy De-
PaFt!nent be, and they are hereby autno-
rised and directed to audit aud settle he
accounts Of Thomas Ap CatesDy Jones, a
lieutenant of the Navy Of the Uni ed
States, and allow him, in the settlement
thereof, such credits as may be equitable
and Just.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-27

JuIy I0.-wew
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30
Bp 8aii.

wAsHiNGToN, OCT, II.
We have published to-day sn account OF
tho Public meeting al NV Orleans, respect
ing the late attack on the Fire brand by a
Spanish s9eodcoh.
II would oe uncandid, il not unjust 10 Us,
10 omit stating, at the same time we publish
these proceedings, that we have private FOR
naiion from New Orleans, that there were
circumstances attending this transaction,
which serve 10 pilIiate It's apparent atrocity.
The in Tor nation we have received we should
cot pretend 10 oppose 10 oihcisi information
bur it has the sanction e name, and appears
to us to require suspension OF opinion until
more full informalioa is received. The par
ticulai lac,s stated To Us by our readers, y we
could do so with prupriety before we receive
confirmation on them.
Abstrsctly viewed, the attack on he Fire
brand, If she was known 10 be an UuIled
States vessel, was a most wanton outrage,
such as the Spanish govern nment would not
in common prudence ayow or auihorise, since
il is IN the power of tho United States at
word to strike 10 the yi;als oil Spain in her
colonies. 1t is therefore probable The attack,
base and dastd dIy'ss II Is represented o have
been, will be inslau ly disavowed by the Span
ish government, and its authors punished, or
delivered up to Us for punish shment---an aIonc-
mcn, the demand Of which must precede,
aud Tho concession OF Which viii prevent, war,
In the much more atrocious case OF the Ches-
apeake, aggravated by every circumstances
.! cold blvoded malics, this course, poin cd
oui by tho laws OF pa,ions, and by The rule Of
reason, was pursued.
Bur, If there arc circumstances no general
IL understood in this case for instance, If
toe Frrebrsnd was many leogOes westward Of
New Orleans, on the Spanish coast; II she
was in company wiki vessel loaded with mu-
ni,;ons Of wAf f,ou New-OrIoans, de.ined
for a Mexican revolutionary province II one
of tho mos, eminent barristers of Ncw-Or-
leans was on, board the vessel Che Gen. Jack
soo) thus in company with the Fifcbrand, as
a supctSargo; Il the character OF our armed
schooner was IN that situation liable 10 be mis-
.akep, po,wIthyandir. her colours, tor Cas-
Ihagenian or other Republican arnlsd vessel
il there bs any foundation for these and other
circumstances, of which ve arc by leuer as
su cd, the. case is sertainly altered, and is TO-
volved in some Perplsxi,y, which il requires
iItne and evidence to dseniangle.
The even, is an unfortunate one, in Q view,
and we grA,sly lamen, it. We shall be
srieyed, however, il urged on by The exaspe.
ration of the people of New. Orleans, who ere
pfobab,y anxious for war with Spain, our
naval commanders should take into their own
hands the remedy which IL belongs to tn.
government only to apply. Awar with Spain
is perhaps net greatly TO be dePrecis;eG, bat
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30
BOSTON, ccT. 26.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

BY the Nsw.Gslen, Captain Sberbun, We
have our flies Of London papers brought down
to Sept. lS. Exceprrg the frepch news,
relating 10 the dissolution OF the Chamber or
Deputies, they arc barreA OF any events or
particular interest. We have, hewevGr Sc
lected the following articles The officiai
dispatches OF Lord ExDGuth, which contain
ed the particulars OF the attack on Algiers-
had not reached England, although sen! Of,
in the night Of the Goth August But des-
patches flo ON Sir {. Stewart. dated 10th Sept.
had como 10 hand, enclosing . letter from the
French consul at AlgIers, to the Duke do
Richieus Iaied 3lst August. The letter
states, "that The allied Briiish-and Duteh
squadron arrived off AlgierS 2tlh August;
that a friGa,c was sent IN with letter 10 the
Dey, who returned il with disdain md that
The signal of attack was then Immediately
given by Lord Exmou,h" Here follows
similar statement OF facts 10 those given, from
French papers, in our last, excepting the
following -" On the 25ih, The squsdron was
moored in the road OF A!gists, and the Dcy
sent The Swedish consul, and Capt. OF the
por,, on board Lord Exmouth's ship 10 con-
elude an atmisuce on the coadiiions demand
ed by his lordship. The hlgerine Ad-
nltai, SIX captains ana i~SO ultn Nei
killed. The British loss is stated al abou,
500 men, and some ships are stated ;.hs'e
suffered"
Talleytsnd is said TO have joined the ul-
uOs, who are gioleaty opposed TO the nev
organization OF the government, as approved
by the king. The Austrian government Is
augm en,iog the sireagth O! all the irohtiers
Of lllyria, which are to be put ia . state of de-
fence. The Russian squadron Ia the Black
Sea is to pass int the Aiedi,errsneau
Gen. Mersnd has beeu condemned bya
Cdur, Martial, held at Ia Rochelle for'an se-
ION committed on the Cd April. 1 5 dsys at
,sr the arrive OF Bonsparie, and supposed
pardoned BY the decree of Amnesty. a
numher Of French officers Of ArIiuery are IN
The .sryics Of the Dey Of aIsisrs. a royal
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30

eral others who assisted him, and they fed
from Jack.
To do three fingered Jack justice, DO would
now have killed both Reeder end Sem for,
al fret, they were irighteoed q, the sight OF
hir,, and the dreadful tone of his voice and
we'll they nigh, they had besides, no rslfeai,
and were TO Gfappie with the b'aVe,t and
strongest man in iAe world.
But Jack was -, for he had propae
sled, that sghife OBJ would get the better Of
him snH from experience, &c k0ew the
charm would lose mono ei its strehg,h ia The
hpDds of Reedsr.
Without further psrley, Jack, with his cut
1sss in his hand, threw himself down ptceI-
plce q, the back OF The cave.
Reeder's gnp missed f,s. Sam shot him
in the shooidsr. Reeder, like an English
bull dog never looked, but, with his cuilass
IA his hand plunged hesdloug down o.er Jack
The descent was abou, thirty yards, and al
most perpendicular Both Of them had pre-
served their cutiasses.in the fall.
Here was ths stage, On which, two Of the
E,outest hearts, that wore ever hoped with
ribs, began tbsit Bloody struggle.
The tIIlie boy, WHO was ordered 20 keep
back on, of has ms way, DOW reached the top
Jack In the belly.
Sam IVES crsfiy, and coolly took round
about way 10 yet TO The field OF action When
no arrived al tho spot wbefs IL began, JOCK
and Rseder had CLOSED, and tuubled iogdth-
or down another ptecipice, on the side OF the
mountain, in which fall they both loa! their
wospons.
San descended after them, who also lost
hi. culls,s among The treea and bushea, in
getting dowu.
When he came 10 them, though without
weapons they were nnt idle and, luckily ier
Eeeder, Jacks wounds were very dec? and
desperate, and he was in great agony.
Sam came Up just time enough TO save
Reedef for Jack had caugh, him by the
ihroat, win his giants grasp. Reeder then
was with his righ' hand almost ouI OF and
Jack streaming with blood from his shoulder
and belly bulh CO ereu with gore and eashss
IN This state sam was umpire, and decided
the fate Of ,he batlle. liz knocked JAckdown
VITA piece Of a rock.
When thc lon fell ,he two tigers co' up
Oh hiu, and beat hi5 brains out with stones.
The lr,ie boy soon afer found HIS "aR 10
them Hc had u cutass, w h which they co..
Of jacks head ard U-c fnSe,ed~ hotd, and
took hcm 10 triumph to Moranl- Bay.
There they pot their trophies inlo pail oi
rum ; aad, followed By vast eonsourss ii nc
gtres, now no longer sitaid ol Jacks OBJ,
they carried them 60 Xingston and Spaoish
Town and claimed the reward Of tHe King
proclamation, ard 'he house of assr b'y,'e
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30
HONOR TO The BRAVE

Frsm me y Y: .falVne! .davSrafe u Oct. ~.
On Tbutsdsy last, alter the review Of The
brigade Of artillery of this city had taken
place, which wss attended by those oisiin-
guished military cfiesrs who eop.pOss he
present court.msrtIsl, wbie The con psIv ~ as
assembled in The governors chambers, a. the
cry hall, his excellsncy DANInL D. ToMp-
KISS ayailed himself OF the occasion, 10 pre-
sen, to- bfIeadisr general MILLEn, OF The
Z. S. army, s. magnificent ss,yut being a.
warded 20 Dim by The lesislstts lhe s,a,e
If New York sss te.tiS onial q his e, ate
military achieve r. nts, arG OF their grs,,iude
for tho service ho rendered his coubliy dur
ring the late wsr.
The officer. of the army bsing drawn op
ina circle, and general Miller in The centre,
his excellency addressed him 10 he following
besutiful and sxtemporaneous speech:
BRIGADIER SxSRnAL MILLE1->
81 have, heretofore, hao lhe honor 20
convey To your resolutions OF the sensts and
assembly OF ihe slate of Nsw-YoIk, apptba-
ting your mili,sry conduct, and direc,irR ms
10 pfesen, you sword, as q ,estimonisl OF
the Grstnode ofths people of tins STATE, for
your distinguished services during tho late
war.
"On no OCCASION, Sir dave ny private
wishes and teeiiogs baf nop'zed more cordi-
nlly with a public duty than on The present.
II was your lot, Sir, before the late war, aud
10 the carly stages nf it, 20 contend with the
mercilcss savage foe. Your activity, enter
prize, and undaunted coutsge, were as con-
spicuous IN that. service, a. in The more re-
cen, scenes of civilized wa fars in which
you bore so memorable part The Char
ges at BrownsioWp and Brdgewatei, and
The assault Of the enemy's lines at Efie,
viii, bear companion with he mos, tpleDdsd
ocbieyemen's cf histery, as Instance, not oUiy
of rbe most consunDa,e skill, but of The most
rnk!ims and elevated personal copTage.
These deeds have crowned you and your
companions with uniading lsurels have shsd
q lns;re upon the Aner!cao Amy; and stced
IS well to ihe integrity Of the union, as 10 Gus
uauCnal inhuenc and glory abroad.
A" Pc nj me 10 accompany the deliveay os
dhis sword, with on sssuresDce OF my unieign-
cd admiration OF your distinguished psttlot-
is IN and conduct and wi.h he expression of
ny feryent wish, tha, HE who gives victory
to armies who presidcs over Tho destenies
Of men srJ na,loas will DO pleased TO bless
your private pursuits, end preaerse you in
,sa, esricr Of public usefulness and honer,
in which you have already SO emineniy dis-
unguished yourself"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30
To which General Miller answered,

"YoUR ExCELLEScY,
"Pcrmit me 10 return TO ycu, and
through you, TO the very patriotic aad en-
liehtened body, The legislature Of the state Of
New-Yotk,z my grateful acknowledgment
for ,he honour you have this dsy conierrst on
ne, in procuring me this swo'd, as r.,tge
oi distinguished APPRECIATION Of my coiducs
90 an officer during the late war, by yonrssif
aud the people of this state. aecep, il in
The hope my future course will insure to me-
a continuance OF such laiering spprobailon
and confidence"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30

yel no, 70 Re snxiously wished and il we are
engaged in ws' with he'. let Us see cur way
clear, aud we will be sa,i, fed oi the strength
OF our ground.
a few days viii Afford us more satisfactory
inioTms,ion. .lef. Intel.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30

Re,oir.d. That over abd above ,be reward Of one
huod,cl hounds otltrcd by his myrsy's proclSns-
ton Zoe taking killing the febelllous negro called
tAree hvgrred Jack the further reward o. freedom
sha be given 20 any sa,l that shall take or kili ih'
said three 6oscisd lsrk, and tha, the House will
make good ia value Of such slave O. TIE proprietor
thereof And if a'y one q. his accom- pce, will XIII
the said hre' 6nge ed Jack. and b,ng MS head and
hand wanting thc fJg.rs, such s,ccinrhes shall be
entitled to hts tec srlou snd his reedom - above
upon due proof being made Of 'h,m being ths bead
AMI hani e ae said thee f ssTed ~
8y iGe H.lst, SAMUEL HOWELL, e, .is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30

srhis Obi. Or, rs IL Is pronounced in tho Eni
West Indies, Obcah, he'd ils Origin, ike many
toms among the Africans, from he Ancient r
tiahs
obsadsmo,, spiri, o'deyia,ion AMI mag
wprn ssul wante1 TO raise 10 samuel from the d
he ,t,i % his scrvsu's {" seek me a wcmsB (cDi
To- % that hath f.m'i,r spirit -
Ills s-ry.h', replied 90 hip' " There is WI
(mis,ress in ths AIT ci ~ that hath E.u'iiAr
i, a, Ehdor
When =. witch of Endor cam, 20 Saul, tic
divine unto me Coy ~ witehc al Il
,mliar spirit, and buhy uc up whom g
thee" Samuel Sxts,. v : snd 8.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-13


ten under the present arrsngsmcnt.-A. soon Nc
The SPRING opens, what do We witness The far
insr wishes torcoirn 10 his family and farm the
mechanic TO MS shop; the lawyer TO his courts |
applications daily made for leave OF absence
until We are left with bare quorum, and some
times not that, we have 10 send for members, and
those who stay are injured, and some ruined and
ultimately quit Congress from necessity.
The session should be reduced to three, and
nct.eStended 20 six months. In such a case its
sacrifice wonld not be so great. ifenquiry should
be made IN this stage ct the business, what COM
Pcns't'on should be given a gross sum of mo-
neyto each member, the answer would be easy :
such compensat on as will not cost the Unit es,
States one cent more, but by our industry might
be more to US give member of Congress what
you give to your doorkeeper, your seargeant AZ
arms, and it will be better than the present svs.
tenn. Nothing extravagant, nothing prodigaI; a
compensation received BY good clerk in one OF
the depa- tments would be sufficient give wha,
we may, the compensation should be in a eros,
sum, and not compensation by the day. MIR.
johnson said the effec of this change would pro-
duce three results-1st. It would lessen the d,l.
ration OF the session; Cd. Ii would give the mem
bers greater compensation if they acted with IN.
dustry; Sd. 1t would save money to the nation.
by lessening the contingent expenses of the house
in fuel, stat onarr and attendance which was now,
very great. But it may be asked, should n gross
sum operate upon members Of Congress to be
more industrious, as it would upon the day labor.
er and he who worked by the job MIR. John.
son said hehad no doubt on the subject, and 4,
was no disgrace to members to say, that thew
could be operated upon like other men--ln n p-o.
vernment like ours we should avoid extravaganza
--sowe should extreme parsimony. In relation
TO the representatives OF free people, he thought
they should be actuated from patriotic, and not
sordid motives; and reasonable compensation
was all they should have. But menfger of
Congress who represents IS 900 free men would
feel himself degraded. and so would the people,
it SUI n was the reward as to drive from Congress-
all but the rich and the favored few. Mr.. John.
son then moved the following resolution
Rescued, That committee be appointed
to enquire into the expedency of changing
the present mode of com pensation to the
members OF Congress into gross sum for each
session ; a,d to report such other provisions as
may have tendency to the despatch of public
business. and to compel the punctual attendance
ofmembers of Congress during the session.
10 be concluded IN our neat.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-13
Il o R EIGN.
NBw-YoBK, March S.
LATE FROM ENGLAND.

Yesterday arrived at this port, the elegant fas
ealing ship Minerva, capt. Sketchley, in 20 day
from Liverpool, from whence be gailed on tl,e
Goth ofJanuary
ny this arrival the Editors Of the Mercantile
Advertiser have received Liverpool papers to In.
10Th, London ofthe 17th, and Lloyds List to tn,
10th January, about month later than our for
mer adyices. From these we have made copi
Gus and interesting marine and commercial ex
tracts /; the papers are in other respects unifn
portant, no political events of consequence hay
ing occurred in Europe since our former &C
counts.
The British Parliamentwas further prorogl1ee
90 the l7th Of January to the 1st OF February.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-13
REDUCED DUTIES

Bark Of Qaercitron, instead. of s0fr. [
pay 1Ofr. the 100 k,llograms-Shumac
lOtr.-Glnger, instead of lOfr. to pay eoir
ipecacuanna, instead OF l,2oefr. to
5OOlr.-Rhubard, instead of 6O0fr. to pa,
5o0ir.-Cachou, instead of 6O0fr. to pa,
SOOfr. 20
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-13
LOUIS.

BY the King,
The Keeper of the Seals. Minister Sc.
cretary Of State tor lhe Department or
Ju1tlce, (signed) MdRBUiss.
PARIS, Jon. IS.
Several Petitions, it is said, have been
addressed to The King by several Elk Con-
yentlonalists, offcring to prove that they
voted for the death Of Louis XVI, only
with conditions, and that they are With,
the case OF exception in the last law.
a special Council Of War is charged. Il
IS said, 10 try Admiral LIMOS, Tx Cover
nor OF Guadaleupe, and General Bower
who commanded the French troops in that
island. We are assn ed that this Council
viii assemble in few days:
Frankfort papers to the 5tb, & Brussels
TO the 10th arrived this morning. The
people Of the Netherlands complain that
they are likely to get but flemish account
OF their pictures from the French.
The Emperor Of Russia arrived at st.
Petersburgh on the 10th December, in Good
health.
Orders have beenissued fnrdisemboIyiup
the whole Of the militia Throughout Great
Britain, with very few exceptious.
PAms, Dec. IS.
Marshal Soult and General Vandamme
are said to be ct Brussels, waiting for an
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-03-13
INe Ghost IN Me Tamer.

The account of ghost in the Tower.
given In The Globe Of Saturday last, is
perfectly correct. The whole place is H.
an uProar. II is perfectly true that the
guards have been doubled, as in a case OF
Imminent dangee On the night the ghost
made its Appearance in tangible shape.
The sentinel Immediately upon the spot
tainted. 1t was the sentinel on the plat.
torn over him, who give the alarm, and OIL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-10
RENE0vAE
avid Peabody

r cF0RMS his friends and tcrmeL
:, s |, that having sold out ne
cr,rsr stock 81 Goods and Stand; ns sa "a
aksn the store two doors below the .. : s =
6 an r;c -. Rank formerly occupied o5
y ss's' ROGERS & Lewis, where ne has :
INV onening a complete assortment .
~ ss ME and Fancy Goods, purchased tn :,
ast week 81 reduced prices. and VIII SCI,
hem Tor cash only, at avery small adsahce
AMONG WHICH ARE !,
guperfne and common broadctetns' az -
colers,
Black, blue and mkt superflne eassl-
Z meres.
Cards and stockinets, yelyets,
Wannels and booking baizes.
] par,bazstts. elegant vestings,
Cotton and worstcd hosiery,
: Ginghams and caticoes.
Cotton cambrics, dimlties,
Irish linens, long cloths and British
cettons, : .
Black. brown. green, crimson, pun 9
white leyantines,
Black and colored lustrings,
White satin, /,
satin stripe and blown gauzc for bal
dresses,
White and cnlored ladies and gentle
mems silk and kid gloves, s
Plaided Iustrings. silk Flcrentlnc,
Dress handkerchiefs, embroidered witt
g6ld and silver,
Elegant merino and silk shawis,
Imitation ard cotton do.
WooIlen scars, waistcoats & drawers
Gentlemen's leather gloves, Superior
quality,
Lustring and satin ribbons, yer.
cheap,
Elegant down plunes,
Boot cord, pins, tapes, thread, &c.
s. Ian e.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-10
Public Sale.

y
nNuRsUAN.T 10 a Deed Of Trust
fron Hugh w. Deneale to the sub.
scr;ber. for securiEg the payment Of
fweIre hundred dollars and expenses OF
sale s interest, viii be exposed to sale TOR
ready money Ia fhe highest bidder, before
ne fcFee .Hoaseil Alexandra, on Tuess
Jsv the aofh day @Of February next, a
Tact of Land containing three hundred
,aeres, IN the county Of Fairfax, adjoin-
inc the lands whereolt VIM. Deneaie
frmerly resided.
Also,
Two Negro Slaves, one named Charles
about thirty years OF age and one naiIi-
ed John about so years of age, or so
much Of tho said slaves aud land as will
satisfy the said debt and costs and IN
teresf. If the said slaves are produced
ON the day .ef sale, and it they are not
produced / shall proceed to sell the said
Land. The sale to commence at IL o.
clock.
Charles Page,
Trustee,
Jan o6 IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-10
GERMAN GOODS.

Charles 4 Cdtleu
rWAS received per the ship Orion, d.
Ek rect from Hamburg. and offers toi
sale the following Goods. viz.
500 boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting of looking glass plates, de-
canters. tumbIers. VINE glasses, double
flint and gilt edged. window glass, &c.
goo bales Linen,
Consisting of pIatillas, BIitannias
Estopiilas. Rouans. Chclets, Creas. Lis
tadocs, bowlas. Hessians, Sail Cloth
White Sail. stout hempen Iieklenbnrgs
Burlaps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White and red lead,
Scythes,
Copper pots and tea kettles,
+. St.aw knives,
Brass wire,
Quills,
Liquer cases,
Fruit baskets,
Casks of steel of a superior quality
Mantle ornaments,
1000. demBohns,
Apothecaries' glasses,
Furniture, BATTLES and beads, &c.
All of which will be sold on as good
erms as they can be purchased in the
United States.
Nov % /.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-10
A Farm tn Rent.

+ THE subscriber Will Rent or Leas'
, for Eve years, that part of the Farm i
fairfax County about seven miles froa
Alexandria, on which the late Doctc'
James graik residctI, containing abOp'
200 acres. There are on the premise,
= good dwelling house, stable and eve
" other out hease, and good orchart
and garden. For terms apply to. MiAiat
Moss, Esquire. near che. premises, or +
the sabscSibcr in Alexa1dfia.
yssiarja ID. CrGSk,
aAsT eA stAwswf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-10
TO MANY.

yEyHAT excellent and well known
Shad and Herring Fishery, called
Aioses's Point. on the Maryland Shore,
opposite Qaantico. ard convementto the
town of Dumfries. For terms. apply to
he subscriber, living on Royal street,
Alexandria.
Lucy Brooke.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-10

Bis rcseis'ion. after SINE copve...
sion on The fern Of the report. & ' .a;s
csrtended that it should lave been y.
bill instead Of resolution, mas twice rev.,
and referred to committee Of tle NM a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-10
Just received,

just received,
By the ships Resolution, Capt. Jewett
X from Bremen,
Ind fer Sale blythe Piece or Passage
Brown>and white rolls
Hesslans
Hempen 4icklenbnrghs
Platiilas royales
Bretagnes
Checks and stripes
Listados
Dawlas
Creas Ia M6Nlaix
osuabarghs
Shifting linen
Newton Keene
feb s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-10
Dissolution Of Partnership

rEvHE Copartnership Of FsndcR arr
Il KoQaes is dis day dissolved b.
mutual consent.-Al those indebted Il.
said firm are requested to make iUfne-
diate payment to Benz T Fendail wko
is alone authorised to receive the sane.
and those who have claims against sai6
arm viii please exhibit them for payment.
Bei1amtn z. FsfsdalI
Dccid Kooaes.
The business. in future will be con-
Quoted BY Benjamin T; Fendaii-- WIZ
has on hand general assortment 9, Gro
csfies.
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