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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-02
Just 4 eeeived,
For sale BY
JAMES KENNEDY & SON,
SERMONS

Addressed to Masters and servants
and published in the year l74S, by the
Rev. Thomas Bacon, Minister of the
Prote stant Episcopal Church in Mary.
land. Now republished with other tracts
and dialogues on the same subject, end
recommended to all Masters and Mis-
tresses to be used in their families. BY
the Rev. VIM. Meade.
April 9.
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LIWDING

From the brig Milo, capt. E. Greedy,
from Portland,
And for sale by
LAWRASON & FOWLE,
IA tons clean St. Petersburgh Hemp,
so bolts. first quality Russia Duck,
22o ps. Ravens 90.
500 boxes brown Soap,
Also, landing and for sale,
50 bbls. Tar,
Z tons Cordage Of superior quality
different sizes,
April 2.
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Nero Fork. March 20.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

| Arrived this day two British Packet,
from Falmouth, by way of Bermuda );
1.-THE Princes Charlotte. Capt. White,
land the Osbofn, Captain Hartney. The
former left Falmouth on the 18th Janua-
Try the latter on the 18th of February
land Bermuda only seven days ago. ~
1.-The arrival of the Osborn, we have re-
iceieed our regular files of Che Londoa
Is General Shipping and Commcrcial
List" to the nth of February From
| these we have made as copious extract
Jas time would permit.
We have only time discovering to
give an extract or two from our Lon
don papers, The Chancellor Of the
Exchequer bad announced in parlia-
ment. that he should propose TO re-
duce the property tax to FIVE per
cent. & that, thus reduced, it should
continue two or three years.
The late advices from Paris, left
that city in a tranquil state. Lord
Wellington was still there.
Captain Clover. Of the Amphitrite
from Cadiz informs that L. S..
|frigate Java, Commodore Perry. had
|psssed Gibraltar for the Mediter-
|radean in IL days passage from the
~. S. There we're no accounts in Ca
|aizef the Am. squadron in the Medi-
|;erranean. The markets fos Am.
|produee were dull in Cadiz. and at
|all ports within the Streights. Fresh
Itiour was doll at dollars barrel.
A small expedition of about 1000
|meu we're about to sail sfrom Cadiz.
for some port in South America. but
where was not known. Some said
for Monte Video.
Married. on the goth November, Mr..
George W,st, OF Giles, (virginia) aged
Los years, TO Mrs. Mary Gardner, of
Monroe, aged 80.
Love, here, it seems, like subterrarean
fire,
lst la III - ~ ~,,,,+o
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IN CHANCERY.

The defendants James D. Westcott
and John Westcott, not having entered
their appearance and given security
according to the statute and the rules
of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court, upon affidavit,
that the said defendants James d. West
colt and John Westcott are not inhabi-
tants OF this district: on motion of the
complainant by his counsel, it is or.
dered, that the said defendants James
ID. Westcott an! John Westcott, do APP
appear here on the first day of April
Term next, and enter his appearances
to the suit, and give security for per-
forming the DEGREES Of the court; and
that the other defendants John Douglass
Brown, Robert Gray, James 8. Scott
and Mary his wife, ant Ann Eliza West
Colt, do not pay away, convey or secrets
the debts by them owing to, or the estats
Or effects in their hands belonging to the
said absent defendants James ID. Vest
colt and John Westcott, until the tur@
ther order or decree of this courts
and that a copy of this order be
forthwith published for two months sue
cessively in one Of the public newspapers
published in this county, and that ano@
ther copy be posted at the front door 81
the Court House of said county.
A copy-Test,
G. Denealc, c c.
feb Is 1aw2m
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Instrumental Music.

Charles O(Hm'a,
PROFESSOR or MUSIC,
MOST respectfully Informs the juve
nile gentlemen Of Alexandria, that he in.
lends teaching the theory and practice
# the patent and plain German Flute
FIasolet, Hautboy, Union Pipes and Other
instruments unnecessary to specify, ap
p!ication by note to be LETT at the City
Hotel. Terms $40 per month, S. Ell
rance to be credited.
April 2.--e01m
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For Sale
400 acres of Ind,

n WING in the county of Fauquier,
IA 5-4 of mile from the Town Of
Niddleburg--This Land lies handsome
ly, we'll watered, about 24O acres clear
ed OF which there are go acres of meadow
land inferior to none in the state, the ba-
lance in woods we'll adapted to the use
Of clover and plaister-seyeral hundred
appIetrees Of the best grated fruit--a
small dwelling, a good hara, &c.-lf APP
plicaticn is made in short time bar
gain may behad. -
ian 80 eoSn
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AaEXANDR
TUESDAY, April J

i ~. -.
Reported distraction q Mern Leons
Capt Young. Of the ship Fhsrlo,'e .
who arrived at Proyldenle 70. !
on Sunday last, 10 ~ days rom Isle
de Los, informs. that willa getting
under way al Isle de Les ne was
boarded BY a boat from tls bniam
shore Opposite Sierra Ltpne) ana
was informed, that two day. previous
a large party OF blaeksfrom the
country bad attacked Sierra Leane'
and having been joined by he Black
troops stationed there had lucceeded
in destroying the place.land had
murdered. aeasly all the write inila-
hitants, together with seseai bgitish
officers. these was all lib particu-
liars Capt. Young coald Earn.
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NOTICE.

Mr.. WIN. Hume, wilIteach a private.
and select school in the town Of Alexan
lria, provided fifteen pupils can be pros,
cured at BIS PEI quarter GEEK, Latin,
and French viii be taught. hose wishA
ing to enter scholars may call and leave
their mares at Mr.. Paradise's BoDk
Store, oh or before the sixth Of April.
April .-----eost
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SHIT AFLOa

Silt AFL0dT.
1000 bushels Bonayista,
1900 bushels Of Cadiz. suitable Tor the
fishery, and sill be sold low.
90 dozen German scythes, OF supe-
rior quality,
20 casks of stone lime,
40 barrels of very nice mo'asses,
100 Spanish hides, and a few
barr els tanners oil,
Sugar, coaee, raisins, bar iron and
steel, and tolerable assortment Of Ger.
man linens,
For sale BY
Mordecui Miller.
April 2 eav4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-02

Letters received by French
yentleman ia this city iron France
add dated in january, stat that Nj
Cambaceres late arch-ehncellor of
the empire was notified by Louis
government that he musiqnit the
country, according TO the nactment
OF the law of amnesty. On which
k}'e produced his diploma from the
Emperor of Russia. cpsti.uting
him oae Of his priyy coun3l, and al
so attaching him to The Rssian EN-
bassy at Paris, he (Chbaceres)
would then leave also. arnot had
been appointed chief oftl, corps of
engineers, 10 the Russia service
NT. Col.
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l.otiiiion Party.

NEG, Generps has the honor of its
lVH forming the Ladies and Gentle
men Of Alexandiia, that the CotiIlion
Party will be on Tuesday next the "a OF
April
April | ct
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District Columbla-To WIT:
County Of alexandria,
.NoU. 1erst, 1915.
Joseph Janney-Complainant

Joseph Janney-Complainant.
AGAINST
John Douglass Brown, and Robert
Gray, administrators of John Westcott
decd. T. James d. Westcott, JohnWest@
eott, James S. Scott and Mary his wife,
and Ann Eliza Westcott, heirs at law
of the said John Wescott, decide
PENDANTS.
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DR. W atts's

Plain and easy Catechisms,
The Preservative from the Sins and
Follies Of Youth,
And Divine Songs and Prayers for
children,
TOGETHER WITH
The Westminster Assembly's Shertei
Catech;sia, 18th Scriptural References.
For sale by the subscribers, price 81
and half cents. g
James Kennedy & Son.
april 2 eotf
PRINTING
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20
NV CAkDiNG MAI i!TTE.

u ..,o.. -. =, +, N CvYDALL's 1hhs.
THE subscriber informs the public, lie has. in adj
dition to bis former machinery, erected new
machine for carding Wool Of the finest quality and
wil' be able III future to have wool, Of all grades,
csrded in tue best mariner. ~ $500 i.lNN 4.
He also continues the coloring and finishing Wool
en- Ciolhs, as USUAL Likewise will ,napufaclu lure
common or merino Wool into Plains, sattinc,ts as
smeres Flanuels, &c. &c on very reasonable terms
While the subscriber thanks his numerous friends 3
and customers for the many fayors received, be
,keste liberty of urging 'he payment Of out. stand.
ing accounts, multiplicity Of which are now un.
se,tiedhis books SAMEEL CLARKE &
Iorssr6n,h JtIy g. 1878
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20

7'@E ,U.hI0A WOOLE.N ILaAvrF.8CTORY,
established at Portsmouth, ION this islsnd) is
now in opera ion The Machinery is new. and Of
TIE best Kind, and an experienced Workman has
been employed 10 carry il on The Proprie,ors win
rec i've Wool to manufacturs into cLorn; and the
~ho'e process, or any branch of It's manufacturing
shall be done in the best manner, as expedi,io,sy
and on as reasonable terms Ms can be done NJ any
Mandatory 10 the State = Apply a, the Manulaeto to.
ry,t JOHN BABCOCK, .7qens
PorI uno,lfh. Dee. 13, I3lH
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7'HE subseibes. eneoul aged by the liberal patron.
age OF his t'eads, has engaged NJ assistsnt for
the ens~'ng summer, which Will enable h,m 20 re.
usual terms. W d, nn fi1 tsilfAa t n
Also. he will commence a Morning School ON the
twentieth Of April, TO be kept from six 10 eight CIV.
cry morning in ths week. excepting Saturday and
sunday JONA p. BISHOP
IA March l3l lfN tH tultf at. ~ eifflt IT &
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foreign Artictes.

LoNDox, sAa 90, 1914
Accoding 10 private letters from Par.f,
Nj. Bruce, on his hfst cssmiDalion up,,,i
The escape OF Lavcle,ic, answered in the Iri
lowing manner TO the question Which wee
pot TO hin, -.
Q Your name 9--X. There 1; nobody eza
cepl the Police 10 whom my pahne is not
khowo
q OF what country are you !-L or ibs,
county which has conquered France.
Q Did you assist 10 the escape Of Laval
ete A--Dislinguish: II you mean hi-
escspe fsom prison, no--If you mean bis es
cape from The kingdom oi France, yes.--.,
might ssy no 10 this also, bot I soy yes.
q WHAT were your motives for acting In
rhb ra,nef IN. My mot.ves--Is,, in or
de' to sase pe'teeu,ed individual I'd, 10
humanity Cd, 20 suswer the appeal made To
Ensii'h bonor (toyonfe Hgiaise) and appeal
which IS pcscr n.sde 10 win. Laysictie en-
tered ,oy ssaumeoi, he said TO me. " am
Ls'olc,'e I; ! have JOS, escaped from prison
az. plrsoed; | see some Gepdarmes Of the
head Of the street; dare no, proceed Zoe
Tear Of reing again arrested NY 20 yon;t
conEde myself 10 EogIisb bonor (ioysn.,,,
save me-" Then took on my unifufm.
which made L,yalctte pot on si,cfws.c,
concerted with my friends rpon whs, w,s
70 be done 10 convey hin oct Of The King.
dom ! resolved to accomplish IL myself.
and conveyed LssaIetic out Of France ~
in my own carriage. enterprizc su,.
cecded by means Of the disguise, &c.
(Gfs Mares is, sOe 6shrve, a Seefehmar. =
-S..---
Briiish ps6., els, Dec. $4,000 ,co,, o
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NEW GOODS.
GEORGE 5. TOnPnlNS.

GEONJE y. IO.uFhINS,
No, 152, Thames-sireet,
Respectfully Informs his friead. and the public an gen
erai that he has jnsi fecered and offers yor sale,
handsoste assortment ef F.i.vCY GOODS
and CUT'LERY, eonsasting II the 6oi-
iowng articles, pis;
Plated Tea Sets, Britannia Tca-Po,s, Su-
gar Dishes and Cream. Pots, plaAshed tin, tea and
coffee Pots black and coquciioo tea, bread, knife,
and snufier Trays, plated and brass Candes,icks,
plated and cOquei'co Csstpfs, tea, sabe, aud cary
ins Knives anu fo ks, jack and pen Knives, Iazors,
SCISSORS, tfers, razor stfops, csces and Boxs ),
Briiannls fumo.ers, do tea and table spoons, pock
Ell Landlords aad Looking Glasses, house, hearth
and dust Brushes, cloth, hair and tooth Bru,hes
shoe aud ouckle Beusbes, brass mounted ard com
mon Bellows ladies' tortoise, rhei and borr COMBS,
tortoise, shell and horn pocket Combs. jsppaned
Tumolers and sugar Dishes. cotton Umbrellas, g.
-Hso--Engiish and r. ench Watches warsn' cd
gold Be .ds-5Iver, tea and ta5e spoons-silyet and
PLACED sugar rong,--god. silver and git Watch
Chains-sesIs and Ksys--s variety of Esr-RiDgs,
Finger. Rngs and Bre4st.fins, glass, wax and gilt.
Necklaces, te
lT rhe above Goods having been purchased We
che p m Boston, will be sold lower than has been
offered in t!.,s town since the war
- Gold aud silver Ware manufacture and
paired at The shortest notice.
Clocks and Watches cleaned and repaired in tie
best manner.
Janusr, 81.
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. LbaaaZe,.y Store.

jIf.N ~. A. ~,
a. No. 6, Lvon's.,rff
of all sizes deep sea Lines; hard
log and fishing DO Marine, Hous.ioe,
sewing Twinc Russ,s and kss.ns
Duck; white Lead white and yellow Paint jisck
and bright Varnish pant Oil. pain pots Jugs
psInt, tar, dus, and scrubbing Brushes broonrs !.
coffee and tea Po,s cups and saucers plates, soup
and IA. do dishes Csmbouses. stoves, iron.bound
and cedar Buckets horn, signal and Cooks Lam
terms binnacie and forecastle Lamps; speaking
trumpsts, compasses, seamsn's journals, hour and
halt hoar Glasses, hooks and ~ a5les, Cooks axes,
iron shoves riing spikes, ount x aud colors boat
hooks, hammers, caulking irons gimhlets, rstrsps,
scrlpers, hsrpoons, IRON hoops
grains. hasps aud staples, pump nails, pitch, 10.
sin, surpentu,, spirits Of do palms, sail kncedles
blocks beiAying pins, serving maIiets, nautical al.
manscks, practical navigator, charts, sheaihi-g and
wrapping paper, lamp oil, do wick, oars erow-bars,
pots and kettles. skets and SPIDERS gridrons, Tea
kettles. frying pangs, tin pans and pots, ubers, &c
&C. shiP-stores put up a, the shortest notice.
GROCESIESr
WI and n T. nuu.-Drandy- Observation-Disclosures
sagsfs--Tcas Coffee Pepper --Cbocoate---Csn
dies---BeeS--Pork--Y- Bread - -fcbaeco---spices and
sap.
yan -,
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z AN ACT for the fehef or John r Coyc.
REH enacfed by he Senate and House Of Rep ea.s.
idf'pcs gf The United Sfases Of .snerfea Il, Cts.
gress assenibied That ,be duties which have 5esl,
secured 20 be paid by John Redmau Coxc TO tbe .
h'ted States, on the importation into the same %
Philosophical apparatus, and Of collection Of ~.
erat substances, to be used by him, as Professor
Chemistry in The University of Pennsylvania b.,
and The sane arc hereby rcfhitted. on suaieN :
proof being made. to the Controller oftbc Tiran,.
ry, ti, the articles above mentioned bs,e been ipo.
ported BY the said Coke. 10 be used for the purto.
ses sforcme ntoned fH W ~
March I. isI6--.g9brersd. = a.'a .,',,iets,
W. NJ JAMES MADISON.
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Lots of Land--Shop, &c.
For Sale or To Let.


TUE subs riber, intending to return 20 hisfarm
offers sale, or to let, his House and shop
near the market ..l ..rn.,t .r
.3iso--two small Lots OF Land, in NewtowB, so
called, IN Newport aforesaid Inquire Of
SPENCER HALL.
JNevpsrf. February 81. 1916
Ne,v Feather Beds and Feathers.
r I'VE Geese and POS, Feathers aud Feather
II Beds, from 90 20 as doll ,rs. kept cons,snu,
ter sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
t M 2. Chrrf s-Sfrecs
lie has on hand an assortment Of Mattresses Of all
kinds tsrgbsrf .ifurch Jg 1915
PALUABLE EARM FOR oHLE.
Lon sale, and immediate possession given, that
L vauapie FARM, known by the name of the
HG'rteoH fatS stuate yitbin Diie OF this town,
containing $50 acres fof qusny of so.! and local
'dvan,5ges, ~ Is exceeded bJ none on Rhode Isi
and Drafts, New York or Baltimore, viii be re.
ceivei N payment. For terms. spply 70
B,-wau,ed. Treasory Note, 4od Aew.yofk
Money. for wiIicu specie ~iil be given
.Nsaeori. JaHaa'y "a, 1916
II FAR 81 TO LET.
hSy person wishing 20 hire nv poib, Judith
y Rsi, may know The 'e,,os, by sppyirg 10 Doct
George Hazard, Of south kingstown. the ssbscri-
Der, IN Norwich, con. ff .I.ta
.CsRDER HAZARD.
Janusry3 81.
HOCSE nd .v7.EDi
W EfsD. q convenien' Dwelling House in the
osnir - OF The town Inquire a. this Of
= - = = - f<o ~.
A. Harg ~ 1.,p.DsilGIi jill AXIS
4 n for sale by JOSIAH G. SHAW,
FEB %. .,s. iI3, 1hsnrr-v-cef
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Each paper carried no, over 100 miles 4 4
Over 700 miles IL
Bm Il carried to any postofice in tie a
state an which it is printed, whatever
be the distance. the rate is .up- IL
Naga-ines and, ,Pamhhicfs, NaiN
Are rated by ihc sheet n ~, 4 ..sR .tirr
Carried not over so miles. per sheet. 1
Oyer so and no, over 100. do. IL
Any greater distance ~
An printers Of newspapers who have heretofore
published advertisements Inviting proposals for
transporting mails, are requested 10 publish the
bove rates OF postage three times, aud to present
their accounts for payment to such pos,mas,ers as
h''e paid them for advertisements issued from the
General Post. Onice sie gsade431 tttta
,saa.saa RI. MEIGs, Jun bfapa IN
tg. .rDsa ta Post Master General
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Cheap black and colored SILKS, Of all kinds
which will be sold yer, cheap for cash only.
Nswpor, Marco 6, 1916.
.G4C. M. rnJRSTON.
lGsrs for sale, a. No. 1, .lf,ii-s.reet,
70 Casks New RICE;
Is bags COFFEE, at is cts per lb.
20 psrres Alexandria fLoUk,
S boxes of SUGAR.:
1000 lbs. LOAE SUGAR.;
80 quntais OF CuD-FlSH;
10 hhds NJ. Z RUAi
w RUM. by the barrel; te"
GIN and BRANDY, by do, i
10 boxes RAJ SIN,
5 bags PiMENTo;
2 chests Tyson TEA,
s qulrter-casks Tenerilic WINE;
2 do Malaga do.
Is, a do. Cdrrsnt do:
PONDER, by The cask;
SHof. by the bag si,
With general assortment OF Girst quality
w INDIA GOODS and GROCERIES,
at retail. -aafgsa 5sst ian IL
<I ia, ~. N.FNFsitsk1yN ,.IN
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Garden Seeds.
JOHN STERNE,

r ~ 40 is, Banlsfers-uhdr 3
NNTI-L sell the following GARDEN SEEDS, ~ a
wv low price, and warrant them to be OF The first
n,i1lfty and last vear,x o.rovth. viz
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GarJ ag .,psb.sii jill \ Kc
4 n Cor sale by JOSIAH G SHAW,
FEB. %. .,s iI3, 1hsmes-.s-cef.
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Iah,s Of the 5anioii.. !.

RS slsl-U ION. -ssqus S,i6e ,EsT : esq.,,
= 10 rrcscot medals 10 capiaib S,cwar, mn
tAe Oihccrs of The F,fgair Cons,i,u,isn.
s2cisemefed ty ihe VSssaiss ssand Mouse o. n.
~ 1hre @ its ifassei Scnsss a. r,aersca 81 Ton.
sresa asss@sssd, Tht ise i'rsssdent Of he United
stat pea and ne y herehy reqpes,et 10 prcsesit h,
Cap,sIn Charles s,ewsr OF the fga,e coSs,itltic,
"a go'aIneds ~ith suitable emblsins. shd devices.
'syces tr1ch commissioned oiIicsf of NE ssd e.;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of lhe hugh sense enseysaiu<d by
conefsss " US gslian,ry good conduct and sety,
ers " Cap,all Stewart, his Ofiicefs, and Crew: IN
tho eapinseAfshe British vessels bf way, the Cyaho
sp, uss levanSs terra bravo and skiliul combat.
o fsprasry ~, lsl6---.safrcvei.i .ig4..isej.
.t.t slAAiES A Anrc<>N~
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AN All concerning ibe Convention to rer,-
~, late the Commerce between theaerri,os;, !
aoi sho Y. States and his Bri,snnic Maje>,,.
\ REH enacted BY fhe ssnsss and 1onsr Of Rsip~s..i
- 'arics e'the Unfed States af ,ameriea ~ tv..
higher duty of tonnage or 81 iinpost on vess. 1.
aud articles imported iu vessels Of Great .3ri,nin
tnsn on sessls AND articles impurtedrtn ycsscfs ~
the Uoited States. coptrsryto ,hc proyisions OF IVA
Convection between the uDncd states and His b..
annie Majesty, the notifications &hcfeof were mv.
tuay exchanged the tweoy ;second d., of Dee,m.
Der, one thousand eight hundred and ffieen, i..
from and stier the date Of the ratification OF u :.
said Convention, and dugipg tie continuance ,heie
of, deemed and t.ksn TO be of no force or effect.
March l, l8i6.-.sbtroved, III,
eat ni JAMES MADIsON
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AN ACT rewarditg the OiIieers ana Css~ OF
the sioop oiAaae rliooe,,f'l the capture and
Z destruction Of tho British sloop.ofw-e
Pcopun. 1agsa2 X'eiHtg. ha a,NN21
7E fesaeied Iy ~. Ss,iatc and HsHss d fkstrrss..
tsaf'ees # the United sssfss Of .amsvisa sn en-.
gees "ssrm6fd. That the rsesidcat OF abe uui,,,t
States BE- and be Is hereby authpixed TO havv sl,s
trIbued as prize mopey to Captain James Riddle, os
the soop of war Hornet bis officers aud Crew ito
and destruc,iou OF the British prnrun;
ami that tbe SUN of twei,y-hye thousand slois,,,
out OF any money 10 the Treasury not otherwise sr
proprlatsd, be- and the same is hereby appropriate
for the purpose aforesaid. 2 ~ ff'''s
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Cheap Cambricks.

ALANSON RICHMOND,
7 now opening a,tbe sign of the Golden Eagle.
i one case C.i.NBRfCxS, some Of which will be
offered a, the low p'ice of twenty-five cents.
DIMlTlES, 25seentsa
Cheap black and coiored SILKS, Of all kinds,
which will be sold yer, cheap for cash only.
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q REMOVAL.
WILLIAM s. NICHOLS,

fsfornss afs Town and ouatry Customers. i
THAT he has Removed from the stand he re-
Gently occupied, to No l34, Thames- street,
in the building next north Of Mr.. CHANNINo $
House, where he will continue to Manufacture and
keep consl lanty for Sale, Gold and Silver WARES
r Of ,he hest quality. ,r-e
- Various articles of Cutlery, plated, Britain
MIA and Jap,nned Wares, together with tariety Of
Fancs Goods, as usual
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RATES OF POSTAGE.


1ouote Lrsiers.,.or those comprised of two pieces
OF paper, are ehsrged With double ihese rates.
Isple Leifers with triple those rates, al |
Qaadrups Letters with quadrnpc those, rates "
kse'y fsseket composed OF four OF more pieces of
Paper, and weighing one ounce or more, Is talbe
charged With ssngle postage for each quarter OF 40
ounce ounce except ieisrs conveyed by water mas,
which are not TO be charged with more than qaad.
rupie postsgc unless the packets actually conssin
mere than four distinct letters tt't'~' /.
Ht RATES or POSTAGE
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II FAR 81 7O LET

/ HOGSE nd 4v7.EDi t
w EfsD. cOnvenisn' Dwelling House IN The
esnir p-g ot the ,own. Inquire a. this Of.
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