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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-16
I he Subscribers
At the corner of King and Royal streets
have just received

7. 4, [ I, 49, y b z .
At the corner of King and Royal streets
have just received
AND OFFER FOR SALE,
& A bids best quality brown sugar
so barrels Pennsylvania whiskey
4 puncheons old rum
6 ditto New England ditto
/ 2 pipes choice French brandy
2 ditto Holland gin
9 or casks L. P. Madeira1
9 pipes Teneriffe WINES
6 Or casks Sherry H
8 do do Port
puhcheon cherry bounce
10 kegs nutmegs
&c: In as:,' TEAS.
20 kegs snuff
90 boxes mould candles
Is ditto ditto ditto
Pimento, pepper, alum, copperas
Salt Petre birthstone
Wrapping paper
A few boxes Spanish segars
Together acih
A general assortment Of other articles il
their line.
VIM 4 MarhIry.
November Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-16
Mr. John Muir.

YOU will take notice, that on the 9Th
day OF TIE Circuit Court of the District
of Columbia, 20 BE held for the county
of Alexandria, in November 1916, or as
scon thereafter as counsel can be heard
| shall move that court to award judg-
menEagainst you in favor of the common
council of Alexandria, for the sim of
sixty four dollars aad one ceat, being
the amount due ior paving aid taxes ON
your property corner oi Dake and Pitt
streets, in tIie town Of alexandria, for
the years 1910, II, II, IS, IA and 49,
according to the act Of congress passed
he 25h February. 1904.
]. ID. StMMS,
Attorney for the Common Council
of Aiexatltria.
May s5-l6s dun
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-16
Nov. H..
John G. Ladd s Co.
Offer for Sale, on 0ery reasonable

Offer for Sale, on 0ery reasonable
Terms,
Liverpool, Cadiz and Lisbon Salt
lNew-England soal leather Id 4 cod
lcut nails in casks /; Thomastown and r.
Island lime; boxes double refined Ita
llian birthstone pipes Cogniac and Spa
lnish brandy; do. Holland gin; New,
England rum ; Russia and Ravens duck;
Russia sheeting, German do. Russia and
Iswedes iron, assorted sizes English,
India, German and domestic bale goods,
Iof various kinds : moiasses, boxes aud
Ibis Brazil and Havana sugar, white and
Ibsovn crates and bids Liverpool ware:
Young hyson tea, Madeira, Sherry, Gaia
IIonia, sweet and dry Malaga wines: No.
| / and 8 chocolate, in whole and half box
les, Spanish do. mems, women's and
|children's coarse and fine shoes; Con.
lnecticut patent ploughs: 9 by II Bristol
lcrown window glass mould aud dipped
lcandIes firkin butter: mems fine and
coarse hats, ladies' hair combs. Spanish
lc;gars in half boxes, of superio'
lonality Sperm candles, brown soap
prime pork, writing and sheathing paper
iseine Irvine, N. England aud dlstrlc
lcordage, cabinet furniture, and nests o
measures. 20
October 10 u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-16
Bryan Hampson q 20,
nm r. SoIo
November Is
Offer for Sale,

W" ~
60 hhds first quality Barbados sugar
* dc and 40 barrels I'd quality do.
so chests imperial, young Tyson ana
souchong teas
Prime green coffee
10 hhds and so barrels molasses
10 puncheons 4th proof fine jamaica
10 do Sd proof Antigua do.
6 DO New-England do. :,
$ half pipes aud 10 quarter casks OLD
Madeira vine
8 pipes Lisbon do
Is quarter casks sweet Malaga 10
SO boxes soap
rs do mould candles
so do pipes containing 8 gross each
5ooelos Bengal & Spanish flote Indigo
Pimento, pepper, race ginger,
Green copperas, alum, madden
Fig blue, wrapping paper
10000 bushels Liverpool hne ane
ground allnn salt
500 SACKS do
And a constant supply of the bes'
Iour for family use.
October ls
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-16
IAN the pcopIe who we're at work on her

u q i
|sottom.
The British slsop OF war Spey, wa
imposed to be bound TO Tristan dc
|Guna, as the English were about settling
the Island !; and It was said was intended
foe the furure residence of Napeleoa -
Great reductions OF the army had beer
made at the Cape, the ssd regiment had
been ordered to CeyIon, and others {.
Europe. Sailed 10 company with the
British irigate That's, having on beard the
former commander in chief. The Racool
was to sail Immediately for Ascension
TO look ont and stop at St. Helena, should
Bona run off with it.
On the a9th the Beverly passed within
four or i've leagues Of ST. Helena, y saw
no cruisers. Capt F. was Informed a
the Cape, by a British oRcer recently
from ST. Helena, that Ronaparte aud Der
trand had quarfelled, ab.l the cause wa'
Imputed to Madame Berrrand's not hay
ing treated the Emperor with the respec
she formerly did.
It's added. that the Earl af MORA
Governor General o. India, and LADY
stopped at St. Helena. and called or th,
ex emperor but he was not to be seen
exeusins himself by pleading indisposl
ton.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-16

a.s says notice to the members {.
J y, aaa ,n;stes, that they were to meet Y
BE cun's S;ns Il the Farmers Bank.
DC es sanlns,on wasofered fer the appoint
q e Chaplain TO open the sessle'
men. !, - ,,sro;pg with prayers--which wa
l'si s,a ~ we're presented from TN
l,,l rs j die county courts in seyefa
oieI ..;as 4 f,r an Increase Of their conpen
c : .ino' referred to committee. -.
sat'Ou s'a;curnsd till this day, II o'cI0ck
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-16
Land for Sale.

TIME subscriber will sell at public
sale, at the Hill Top, Charles
County, Maryland. on the Goth day OF
December next, 679 acres OF Land, ly-
ac about six miles from Port Tobacco
IN Nanje,nov district, if not previously
sold at private sale. Amy person wishing
TO purchase, will he shewn the same by
applying to Captain Josias Wheeler, Wha
,esides on the premises.
III. II. MsPhersop.
Washington City,
November 8 epSYs
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-16
JOHN @. ADAMS, Esa.
Extract dated
Extract
GeorsetGlca, Noe. IL,

clam very credibly inforned. that
r,hn Quincy A,aus is TO be recalled from
Tondon, and to be appolated Secretary
orS,ale ander Mr.. SsuRroe. You will
~ M dnubt BE- pleased with the prospect OF
s"ch al appointment, not only because
Nj Adams gays irresistible evidence Of
l;s sterling patriotit N and virtue Ia the
,rorst Of times. but hcca1se Of his tran
seeadaat abilities as a diplomatist and q
ssatesn.al."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-16
Potomac Company.

The Stockholders of the Potomac Com
pany are requested to attend a meeting
of the said Company, to be held at Mr..
Simmes's Tavern, in Georgetown, on
Friday the goth November next, at ele.
ven o'clock, on business OF Importance.
BY order of the Board of Directors,
JOSEPH BREWER, Treasurer,
October 81 eOt29thNOv
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-16
PHINEAS JANNEY,
Has rsceired from Stockholm and
GotheEtarg,
$50 tons Swedish Bar Iron..
ConsistIng Of

Consisting OF
Wagon Tire, from half to one inch
thick. and other fat Bars from one inch
10 four inches wide, and from one quar-
ter to one inch thick, square Bars, from
half inch to three inches, & round ditto
from half inch to one and oae eighth inch.
ALSO.
90 tens SWEDISH STEEL. IN bum
dies, of excellent quality. which is offer
ed for sale on reasonable terms.
18th mo Is cot
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-16
Pubic Sale.

On Tuesday ext, at half past 10 o'c.ocs
will be suld, al the yendue store, COZ
nee ol Prince and Water streets,
2 bales broadcloths, assorted color
ditto second cloths
ditto cassimeres
/ ditto gains
Bedford cords, fanneis
Corduroys, tiashings, bombazets
Irish sheetings, cotton hosiery
Giighalns. platillas
Shawls, sewing silks, etc. etc.
z. g. eNarstelser.
Noyember i6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-16
Boston Centinel.

4
Boston Csntinel.
On the 9th Dec. 1915, His Oxcellen-
ey Don jose Marco del Pont, Presi'
dent Of Chill, aud suite, arrived at Val
payai.o, and commenced his government
by ordering a galiows TO be erected al
ST. Jean de Chill, and declaring by proc.
laaation that all persons favoring re-
volutiOn should be executed. Every
preparation was making to tepel tie III.
vasion Of body of palrists from Bucs
nos Ayyes, reported 10 be $500 strong.
and commanded By Gen. ST Marin. :
raey reached MesdoZa, on the Eastern
side of the Gcrdilicras, on the IL JANUARY
B 1916; bat il was believed the season
will nOt admit of their Sadyvncing FUR
tier The president of Chill had 5000
regulars part of which were Taileva-
riass from Europe. Effective measures
had esea taken to prevent any OF the
Chi!lheSe from joining the patriots in
Mendoza. In January, an order was Is
sued preclaimias, that ifany household
er was not on MS premises within eight
day from the date thereof, his property
should be cohGscated to the King, and
hs family Imprisoned, aud farther,
shoald any munitions of war be found Sc
GREETED in any clubhouse, anu the owacr
etase to deliver them when called for,
be sheald suffer death.
There were in the castle. as prise
Ness, the former Patriot president Of
CSh,a Mr. Aastre, former governor o.
Valparaiso, aud three other distinguished
patriots.
Messrs. Lewis Blsnqs,e, formerly
Wee Consu! Toe the United States at
Valparaiso, atr Tasalas, AMI severed O.
ther Cli,e&ian patriots had been Danish
Ell to the Island of Juan Fernandez.
which Island was talked of as the resi-
deuce OF maay Iaore as saon as the 90
Herreat had an OPPORTUNITY to send them
there.
The sai!OwiGa persons belnnging TO,
@e United States, were residing in Chi
Il, Feb. !, 1916, viz. Jesse Ockingtont
Yaa'OasSs, Thomas Sluuroe, and Charles
harper, OF Buston Daniel Hide. Be-
very Joseph Smith, New-naven );
'"ha ihomas, Nantucket Daniel Cale.t
man, Il. Island simon parrison, New
York John Davis, Petomac Creek !;
Lee Laws ard William Saunders, CO.
,Drsd men; Daniel Coleman, William
!:OanSton, ahd Thomas Jehastns, former
EG the Essex frigate, John Ayres, ma
rue late of the Essex, had been canh-
Red SIX months but had been released. and
was on beard the Indus, Page ,ot Salem. 10
Sasishmen aad enc Prussian were s!so
letti1 Chill.
ihe Beverly left Macoa, China, tie
Ism OF saae where Lord Amherst, the
prltlsn Ambassador, was momently ex-
pected, It was said Sir George staun-
ton would join the embassy and that its
ooleSt was to obtain permission TO VI
st the manufactures in the interior Of
Ialna but which il was the opinion Q,
the most respectable Hong Merchants
IN Uanton would NOT be allowed.
ihe Beverly arrived in Table Bay
CaPe Of Good Hope on the 5th, and Jeff
there the 18th Of September. On the
as'A duly the British frigate Revolution.
are, OF So guns, aud sloop Of war went
" ssere,ln . heavy gale, in Simon
nay, and received much damage ; the
former When beayirg out par,ed he'
safsehlng tackles, came up, and killed
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-16
Vegetable Wonder.
Trenton. Noe. II.

The immense vegetable productions Of
this no summer year demands the at
tentinn of Agricuitaralists TO the cause.
An English turnipe has been raised 10
Metfartl, by N,. Samuel Cutter, when
weighed twenty one psunds, four ounces,
aah measured four feet and three inches
In circumference.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-16
Gold Leaf.

Among the manufactures of our coun-
try, we notice thateof Sold Leaf, winch
is now made 10 this town by Ar. Lauriatj
of a quality fully equal to any imported,
and much cheaper.
Boston CeatiReL.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-16
Thomas Ii, Rowland,

Has for sale. received FER the sckoonel
Rose-in- Bloom,
As tons Of well assorted Swedish Ba,
Iron
rs sacks Liverpool fine Salt. and
10 casks real winter-pressed Sserlnace.
Ii Oil
kSg The substantial! and fast sailing
sxssgs. sch'r. Rose m-Btoom. Rowland,
master; will take freight Tor the West
indies or coastw:se. She carries 80
barrels. I. ii. Il.
November Is eo12t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-16
Mandeyllle and Larlnour
OFFER FOR SALE,

90 hogsheads : MpsC0yADO
100 barrels 5 SUGARS.
200 90 s bags ; GREEN COFFEE.
% puncheons West India Runs
10 hogsheads retailing Molasses
100 dozen old peft Wine,
so dozen English Porter
40 chests Gunpow,ter, Imperial, ant
80 boxes Young nyson Teas.
case Nutinegs
S tons patent Shot, assorted
20 casks Erandywine 4 common Gun
powder
5 hogsheads Green Copperas
s ca,ks Londpn sesued Salt Petre
200 Demiiohns
10 bags Pepper
90 boxes Chocolate
t50 kegs CARROTS and Laiper's Snuff
lo0,boyes Cigars-With a general as
sortment Of Wines, Liquors Il Gro
ce;ies.
October 9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-16

Caldwell and Jackson,
Offer losc, for Cash. at their Store,
Corner Prince Il Union streets
s pipes old L P Madeira wine
8 quarter casks old port ditto
9 pipes 9 years old dry Lisbon ditto
90 dozen old port in bottles
6 puncheons Sd and 4th proof rum
8 ditto cherry bounce
4 hogsheads sugar
90 barrels ditto
q hogsheads molasses
10 kegs best chew ng tobacco
1000 VT soal leather
so sides upper ditto
200 sacks ground alum salt
so ditto fine Liverpool do
500 bushels St. Ubes do
8 tons shot, different sizes
powderin cannisters &kegs
200 demVohns
so gin cases
6 boxes fresh sweet oil
so thousand segars
1000 cwt seine Irvine
Quart, pint, half pint decanters and
tumblers; mould and dipped candles OF
iitcreat slzes-with general assert
melit of groceries.
Noyember
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-16
Hugh smith q Co.

Hugh Smith q Co.
Have received BY the ship Boston from
Liverpool,
An additional supply which, with their
stock on hand, enables them to offer tor
sale general assortment Of CHINA,
GLASS and EARrHEN WARE, at rea-
sonable prices. :.
They Offer fer sale,
A few tons Of shot,
Pipes in boxes, and
Dry white and red Lead in casks,
Sept. II dlwcotf
The National fnteliigencer, Winches.
ter Gazette and Leesburg Washingtoni-
an, will please insert the above Tor three
weeks and forward their accounts to his
office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-16
STOCK FOR SALE.

100 Shares in bank Potomac.
$50 do Marine Insurance Co.
400 do. Columbian do. do.
$50 do G. H. Greek Bridge.
800 Fire Insurance Company.
For safe by
JOHN DOUGLASS e CO..
Who haze In stsre,
so hogsheads good retailing molasses,
a few bags coffee, u boxes cotton cards.
A constant supply Of best sppeffns
-four.
November IL e06t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-16
Port Of Alexandria.

ENTERPD
Schooner Rebecca, Berry, Boston.
Sloop Unity. Hand. Philadelphia
entered anu cleared for Washington.
CLEARED
Schooner Lady Tompkins, Wenant
New York 49,
''a 49, Hunter, Grinnolds, New-orlea
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-16
Ship Chandlcry, Grocery,
Wine * Liquor Store,

The undersigned having formed 60
partnership with JOHN BOYER, take
this method of returning his unfeignet
acknowledgements 10 his numerous friends
;ad To the public in general, for pas
fayors, and informs them, that ghder the
new firm of
William Garner SCo.
Care and attention to the interest Of Their
customers, on more enlarged scale thar
Heretofore, will be eyerted to render
general satisfaction.
The undersigned fatters bImself, that
he reputation of his house is sufficiently
established, and it is not the intention OF
the present iucun bents, that it shalt in
any respect, dcteriorats.
VIM. GARNER
Nov. II.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-16
From the Pacific Ocean.

We have been favored WITH the follow
mo information brought by Capt. Fdes
IN the Beverly, from the Pacific, va
Canton, &c,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-16
ALEXANDRIA.
carIgDAY, NovEMBER l6.

-. gxce)lency Mr.. DascakoE, the Rus.
ms In 10 this coairy, has sent a
aan .r 70 his government in the ship
eoul' Maria. which sailed on Saturday for
Liverpool Live I. Gaz'
The sailing last summer OF the United
States Is sloop 81 war prOmethsus, Oh boa,d
:. 1'a .sbich. It now appears, Mr, Coles, the
= ,.;..te SECRETARY Of The president of the
fra;;sd Safes. vas sent TO Russia, joiAed
- some other circumstances which have
u.s. ~ as +, our knowledge, make US fear thai
so .sry serious Misunderstanding has ia,
kan place with Russia.-1o
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-16

Swede's Iron.
John G. Laid & Co.
Haze for Sale, on board schooner Fame
20 tons assorted fiat Swedes Iron,
For freight to Boston or auy East
ern port,
ssx The good Brig 1riOl, James Rol
49, Inns, mastei !; burthen abou
1000 bills. now ready to receive q carg'
on very moderate terms.
9gply as ADORE.
November IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-16
TO the Public.

November 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
SWIFT COMPOSITIONS.

we have recently seen much Dragging
about smift compositors. Az Ohio paper
the Monitor, states that one apprentice IN
that office composed in day iS.O29 ms a.
mother, $4,000, another, 5000, &c. An
Albany paper SAYS - an apprentice in this
niiice composed from half past 5 A. NJ. TO
quarter past p. VI. 1890 of close mat
ter besides the usual stoppages ior meals
&c" Now we would ioform the Ohio and
New York cnmpositors that they must try
again, or acknowledge themselves beai.
Tor }. ri. Mckenzie, an apprentice in this
office, who has only devoted three years t.,
the business, composed in August last, in
one day 1904 ms of close matter in long
primer, 81 ms over three DAYS work for =
Journeymau, besides the usual stoppaee,
tor his meals, and leaving off an hour be
fore dark.-We would further observe
that there are in this office two other ap-
prentIces, youngerin the business. thathave
also composed between twelve az d frteer
thousand ms of close matter in day with
eaSe.--fincheSter Constellation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
SEA PHRASES

some readers fond of amusement. will
De glad to Iun over the following paragraph
from Barbados paper, respecting a new
corps OF sea fencibles established there. in
which various sea phrases are successful
ly applied
MI LADs.-The first thing you have
TO do, IS to answer to your names-when
you hear the word g attention. YOU must
bring both tie starbOard and arboaad heels
to bear together, keeping your I'D STAYS
taught bowsed up, Il square your shoulders
cy Tue Nus ana braces, clapping both your
fsts against your bends, one and all at the
same m ment, till the words stand at
ense," when the hollow of the starboard
loot must be smartly backed astern of the
heei OF the iarbord one--yUu must also
clap an overland knot upon your fist a.
thwart your bread bag after coming to at
tehti"n, al the words Z" shoulder arms. -
rouse Brown BesS by the middle, g. bowse
hec Up from the lower tie. uf the stsrboard
side, to the laabnard bow, Keeping rood
look out that she don't make lee lurcb and
capslZe, otherwise you'll he art 70 knock
out your messmate's top-li hts: at the
words . secure arms" the sta board arm
winch ls now fast to the starboard bends.
must 90 athwart your bread bag, in order
to seize Brown Bess by the breech, claDp-
ing your larboard FIST to her midships.-be
sure To have her muzzIe ahead, so that her
breech will come right under your larboard
wing, so as to secure the fire works from
squalls, no tarpauliDgs being allowed: aE.
ter shouldering, at the words /" present
arms" you slew Bess half round. & seize
her with the STAFFORD fist, then fetch her IN
betwixt your tcp-ligbts, so that your fiyinr
J,b-boom will be two inches from her mid.
ships, besure TO back the hollow of the star
Ooa'd loot as'ern the heel Of the larboard
one, during this nation; after bringing
Bess from the larboard bow, the next isI
" advance arms," both of the two first mo.
tons Of which, are the same as " present. -
but al the third, you heave her along side
OF the starboard bends, Selling the guard
win The atarborrd fist SO as to secure her
alongside SO much for one lesson.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
Gen. JACKSON.
From Me .stsn5enviAe Ga1.ns. Sept. u.

~
Some weeks since we took notice of q
new steam boat building at Glenn's Run.
we had the pleasure Of seeing this boat
pass this place on Saturday morning last.
propelled by poles on her way to Pittsburg.
to take on board her machinery.
The chief workman who built her by
contract was on board of her, and stated
that she then drew 13 inches Of water
that her machinery would make her draw
ID 10, and when her full cargo Zoo tons)
was IN, he expected she would draw 8 1 3
feet water; she is 100 feet on deck, and
appears to be very fine, handsome built
boat; she is called the Oliver Evans, and is
partly owned by him and Mr. Bezeau, of
Cincinnati, late captain in the u. States ar
my, and now settled in that place. The
Oliver Evans is intended TO run on the Ohio
IN the summer months, and on the Missis-
slppi in the winter.
II is said that one of the most beautiful
sights in the world is ship under fill sail:
when we see handsome steamboat pass
up or down the river, loaded with mercban
disc or the produce of our soil, il gives Us
inexpressible pleasure; il is to US the most
pleasing sight in the world and if il does
not crafty the sight and the fancy az much
as the sight Of fine lrigste under sail, il
does more, it gratifes the mind of every
real wellswisher to the western country, to
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16
THE TREASI1py

We have understood from very resnec-
table authority, that secretary of the trea.
sury has been appointed in the place of Mr..
Dallas, resigned, and that it is expected he
VIII enter on the duties of his office in a
lew days. We have not heard positively
who the gentleman is, but it is rumoureI
mat the Hon. HIM. H. Cra,cfora. from
the war department, has had the oller. 4,
as the treasury is the most important Of.
nee at TINS time under the government, and
ranks in homer next to the department of
state we can see no reason why he sbould
not accept 1T. Mr.. Crawford is a gentle
man OF talents, possesses much energy and
decision OF mind, and has hitherto mani
rested much zeal and attention in the dis.
charge Of his official duties.
.NfS. Register. Oct 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-10-16

criminal conversation with a Mr.. Hulke.
sen to an ap"thecary at Deal. And Jury
have given the commodore 1900 pounds da
images against Mr.. H.-Mr. Braham, the
celebrated vocal rertormer, has been con
vlcted OF the like offence with Mrs.
Wright, whusc husband was at the same
time in India. Both of the LADIES' had e.
loped from their husbands with their para
mOurs.