davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-18

N the c0mpSnd ofits army, and order II
ed him to Tsd1ce the province of Cundena-
niarca 10 pertectsuSmission, which he Ell
iecteh ~ l..kirs ssesslan oi lis capital,
Santa S,c. ncw thessat oil the general gov.
ern'aest, w,Acn cry Proclaimed him It's pa.
cisicaivr.
Charged to take command of Carthage
ma, and 20 h1erase Sahta Ma:ths and We
neZue.a, the ,ntrigues aud disobedience of
brigadier general Ca >tilio. who commanded
the province OF Carthageua, succeeded in
exciting the Inhabitants asains, the army
OF general Bolivar
In a work written on this event, the ge-
neral exposes the per6dy of brigadier gene
raj Castillo, aud shews the moderation
which characterised his own conduct at that
unfortunate period. No other motive III
duced the general TO leave Carthagena and
retire to Jamaica. but not wishing to beithe
cause, though innocent, of civil war with
brigadier general Castillo.
tits difficult to define the private charac-
ter OF general Bolivar-it is difficult to do
Justicein every particular. Among his
countrymen he is without an equal, and
still less has he competitor,
Few men possess nicer sense Of honor
anu deiicacy. His generosity aud disin-
serestedness are unbaanjed his goodness
OF heart is visible on eve,y occasion which
presents itself wherein sympathy can be
excited. His greatest pleasure when pos
sessed OF the very ample fortune which he
inherited, was to relieve unfortunate OBJ
iects deserving of compassion. Their dis
tress he did not fail to alleviate, and in the
most delicate and private manner. He ne
Yer rambles and in this particular is most
singular exception. He is capable of uu-
defsaing fatigces and supporting private
ons with any man. Few possess more con-
stancy, either ID danger or in adversely
his perseverance has no linit-both the
qualities in his character have been most
fully proved by events within my know
ledge.
1t cannot be decided whether he best
speaks or writes, he exceIs in both He
understands the French language well. and
rae also translate the English He has
read much and has an excellent memory.
when Mr.. {. has peruseL the cu.,iuus let
ter which tue general address Il To MIR. &.
OH the state ofSuuth America, he will be
convinced OF the tu'h Of these obseryati-
ons SO hastily drawn up and which do not
convey an adequate idea of the character
herein attempted to be portrayed
Yours truly, n.
~ w. ". E~q.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-18
ID q II Ii > sc.
TRIBUTE no MERIT.

Iajo Gen. hiPIEY being lately on \
visit 70 Hanoye. ~ IL. <ais native towb)
the c,ilzens seized the opportunity to pre-
sent han with a Sord.in testimony ai te:r
respec; and appreciation ui his distinguish
ed services iAe iuii3Iing are the address
aud reply %hich passed on the OCCASION
Myor General 2pteg,
The inhabitants o. our native town an
nor permit the present opp, rtunity TO pass
without teatllying their respect for the lnan
who ha. signaliy served our country, anu
participated so largely III It's hoaofs.
Du'i6g your absence frOmus we have
Witnessed, with ANXIOUS soliciiude and ex
afteo pleasure, your march IA the career of
the Statesman and Soldier.
Willie congratuIating you on your re
turn 10 the town that gave you bia,ql we
present you this > 'NORD-a voluntary oi-
1eriEg ia woRyH and MERIT.
Abnet TO leave New-Engiand, permit us
IN assure you. thnt you wiii carry with you
The best wishes o. tie Republican citizeus
Of the place OF yopE nativity, together with
these o! ali good men, Oi whatever patty,
~hoare attached TO the real interests ol
America.
Hpno'ed thus with IN opportunity of ex-
pressing our sentiments OF consider alton Il
gratitude, We arc, Sif, respectfully, your
oBedieGt and very humble servants,
JOHN DURKEE, : =
slLAS ! ENNEY,
W. H. WOOD y ARD,
JA.,iE.S POOLE,
A. a. BREWSTER
Hanover, August %. 1916.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-18

rent from tSe iofate,i and clustering state
,nenis OF Daeress. Csr,leu,, &c. Tne
British al period that ieit rleir strength
anu were well aware that IL required ,ot
The support Of hction. H.P.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-18
Hanorer, dug. %, 1915.
TDfhe Hon. J3ha Dui6ee, Chairman of n
Go,Duif{eo Pc

~H".-NSe'3 SAeS5 ~, 1910.
T,,fhe Hon. J3l,a DuiGee, Chairman ofa
Committee. &c.
SIR la recris ed COMMUNICATION
which a mmitte f. citizens of Hanover
h favored me, presenting NE with
sW.rI.
Ia,s esiin SID % respect, receive With
gra4:ude. Ou this spot ofiny natIgiiy -.
surrogpded by objects Sh!ch a@aI;en carry
assOciati.ps, and among tie friends ai.d
eoGipaniaas 81 my boy hood AID yputh any
mark dfih,ar esteem ,sreceiyed tith feel.
ms silch si,ey ~e, K 0w how TO apQreci
ale
H0aRt to leave thi, section Of the coun.
try wtiah is tn land Of @y aac stOss, al
wierever 20, | shall car Wit me 4 iai,r-
ful devUf o. 10 10 az crest and HONOR
New E0g,ahd which as iyeu existence e.
so much .f patri tisu sDc valO, of daring
enterprise al uns aiken iOriituJe. viii
sill he TAI hfW to herself aud her country.
The cradle which rcked tbc infant exis
teice Of 90 Rc,uhiic, will never be coz.
yericd ilto its tomb.
nrsy YOU, gentlemen to accept my best
wishes ior-your happiness and prosperity,
md he'isee NE, most respectfully, YOU,
friend aud le'iow town;uan,
e. w. RHLRY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-18

IS.q. g cotn'sg If Mutt vi sissibbf Ter1to,5
This place, stcnrdiugto reports at dis
lance, hasa terrifying name.re- cCting ifs
health IaIny opinion il is quite the cor
tary. Beng there ist wi,ter, f und tie
place QUITE hesirS 'he ! bitants all
hs-i a healthy appearance. lie Town Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-18

bar. viii Lght b.eese rom N. w. by
n. The Spark Is hsund to the Mediterra
ncan Min dispatches.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-18
Nsw Yoak. Sent.

:, NEW YORK, Sept. 6.
SPecie.--Wc are glad to find that the
ofeci, us metals which have been emigra-
ting from this country for some years past.
are returning almost daily. If is but a
lew days since 10000 dollars arrived AT
Philadelphia in the ship Gov. strong. from
.Cadlz, and this morninga large amount
has arrived at this port in the shin vii.
liam and Jane frOtn Amsterdam. x little
more patience, aud we trust the country
VIII yet be delivered from the paper trash
with which it is Hooded.
The Unified States. brig Spark, capt. Nj.
cholson, got to sea on Friday evening.
Mr.. White, her pilot, left her at quarter
past seven, about six miles outside Of the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-18

we understand that the attempt to send
steam Boat from New-York TO Russia
has been abandoned, from want of f, i
10 carry the enterprise into effect. Can.
salh num- OF the navy, bad volunteered his
services to assist in navigating her.
fCouriey.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-18
WAnnss, lOA.io.l Aug. so.
PonrsMorrn Sent. 6

=, PonrsMourH, Sept. 6.
- Whate, Shark and Iorpoise.-A Whale
was lew days since liarpooned in Pos.
Pect harbcs. lie had been cl,ase,l into
si,Jai 'yater by Shark who was likewise
taken. The SHARK was is ieet in IenSth.
and had five rows of teeth--a small P,r
poise was 'aken our of his belly, and bar
rel OF Oh extracted from MS liver.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10

rIAs for safe, at hs.3ook Store, No. l67, Thames
! street. adjoining southerly on the Carpenter
brick house, a general assortment of BOOKS, IN D'
yinty, History, Law, Physic, &c-vtz; :,
BIBLES, Of all sizes, as cheap as those that sei'
cheaper than any other store-schooi BOOKS ana
children's Bools-prayer do Psalms and Hymns
Blanks of all kiuds--American and Dutch Quills-
Sealing Wax and wafers-Pocket Books.
He also keeps a CIRCULATING Ii.
BRARY, containing the greatest assortment OF Old
and New Novels. Histories, Magazines &c. OF any
in this town.
.slso-The greatest assortment OF House Paper
manufactured in America. france Russia x England
or y. Sfaies' B;ls, ". FORK and u Island .'ion
~ .v9 8: taken at par. for any CT the above Goods
Ne.voors, .qprii "a. 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10
OFFICE OF CLAIMS

OFFICE OF CLAIMS
Fer PROPERTY loaf, captured Or destroyed phi"
in ne military service cfAe United States
daring Me tate zvar.
washing,on. June 2%,h, 1916
Explanatory Supplemented Rule.
TN all the cases comprised in the notice from ths
/ Office Of the Sd instant, the following ssPpiemen'
tai regulation must be observed by every claimant
viz; us rft4.
Whenever the evidence, or oath, OF any off,cef OF
the late army Of the United States, shall he taken cr
the certificate Of any officer, in service at the tune
Of giving IT, shall be ob,ained such evidence of sosn
certificate fnust expressly state, wbeiher any eef"h'
cate or otitcr voucher, in fe'a,ion 10 tho clam
question, has been given, within The knowledge
such officer. The clsin.nt mus; also dec'sfe' on
oath, that he has never received from any person
any such certificate or voucher, or, sfreee'sed must
state tho csuse Of its ncnproduc,cn. In every case
the name Of the officer Furnishing such eer,ihese or
voucher together with It's date as near as ean oe AS
eertiined, will also be required
hiciiAnD BLIND LEE,
Csnnissisner Ct Claims, Hc.
The printers in tie United states OF ierraofies
thereof. who are employed priht the laws OF the
Uo;,ed states, are requested ,orubish tl.is notice
for eight weeks successvciy oaee q y -, ssd srna
their bills 10 ,lis c.Iicc 90 rr1yrrr;. :,
July J.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10
SHIFTING.
1T the sign Of GoLDss EAGLE.

THIS day will be opened very cheap Goods,
1 as usual--consis,ng of few pieces more "a
cambric Shirtngs, at IS per yard and Ca'icoes az
20 cts Gnghams, at IS cts dark Platds, suitable
for boys clothing.
.Hso-a few more Shawls, at 25 cts; ele-
rapt Agured Muslin, at IS cts.; chintz Shaw's, at
so cts large sizes and few doz. more OF Cd Hand
serchiefs; with great variety of Silks, Cambr'cs,
Prints, &c. &c cheap as ever, for cash only :.
or New-York money will be received at small
l;scoun, Is altered soon June 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10
NEW GEOGKAPHY.
isr received and for sale BY

UsT received and for sale by
I.C. SHAW, lis, Tharues.ssreef,
A N easy Grammar Of Geography, for the use Of
"A schools. upon Iiolisini,h's much approved PLAN
Illustrated with ssrcn Msps-by J. W'iseis. Prise
5 eeats.
.S-c &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10
NEWPORT BANK.

NOTICE 10 hereby given, tha. the half.yeariy Di.
\ y Ndend will be declared and paid, on Monday
the hrst day Of July next, to those who appear by
the books ofth Bank. to be Stockholders on this
Gay ~ order of the President and>Direc,ors.
~ JOHN H. SiEARMAN. Ca,Er.
Newport. June 26, 1914 q.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10
China and Crockery Ware.
JOSHUA S. ROGERS,

No. l43, Tsames-sirecf. corner ef -LGry street.
LAS Just received . general assortmen' oil
Liverpool China and Crookery Ware, among
Which are l. doz Mullins, inches.
.Aiso---Ais usual assortment OF West-lndia
;roceries and wines--eheap for cash
>-.,r,,,rt fuoe % 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10
NOTICE.
IOHN FERGUSON,

IyAs for sale at his shop on Banister's Wnarf,
L 1 Best Pigtan Tobacco; few kegs OF smiths
brand Ricbmoad do. and cut do ana segars. no
has ON hand a.xi will continue 20 keeps regular
supply of James River tobacco, drec, from Viginia'
which enables him to sell as low ior cash as can De
bough, in New York or any Of the Northern ela'es
NJ B. New-York, money will be taken Tor the a.
fovc ot a small discount
Newport, June 9TH, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10

RESOLUTION requiring the Secretary o.
State 70 compile and print, once In every
two years, a register of oil officers and a.
gents, civil, military snd osysl IN the SER
vice of the United States.
ResofyeS 5v he sfna.c and Hoase ofNehrs<
,rnfafiprs Of fhe Cnifed Stare Of Aneriea -
Conrress asser5itd, That once 10 Two ycsis,
. re gisser, ton,siniog ec'fee, lls's ct all .he
officer. and sgen,s, civil. military snd naval,
in The service Of the United States, made Up
to The las, day Of sep,smber Of each year 10
which new Congress Is 10 assemble, be eons
piled snd printed utder the direction OF sne
Secretary for the DtpsrtdNn. az State. Hnc
10 enable him TO form such register, be, iyF
hi, own Department, and The heads 81 ite
o,hc- Drps,,ret,s respectively shall. n Sss
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10
LAST NOTICE..
Ma THANlEE SWEET,

80. NA II ANIEL SWEET,
HEREBY informs his friends and the pub.
iic' that contemplating removal to Boston, he
has disposed OF his stand and stock in trade o Mr..
CAlrs Gasss. to whom all those indebted 70 him
are requested to make immediate payment. and All
those who have any demands against him Will cali
on said GRssws for payment.
Newport, June 26, 1916 Paw,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10
Eleazer Reed, iun.

hsJer safe, an sfore, oa Lyon's syLarf,
So casks prime new Rice
us bbls. Tar, IS DO Turpentine
l110o spokes for Carriage Wheels, 'l s
soo Fur skios, 200 W.T. Beeswax,
- 600 WI. Cotton.
.Gso' !or saie-Pew No. 7, in the Rev. Mr.
Mydowo's Meeting House. June 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10

VaiuabLe Probery...Foy sale.
7'fiE subscriber will either sell or lease the Houre
in which he now lives, in Thamesstfcc'-,ana
give ;mmed;,,r nossession. lie will sell some land,
ad;ojhnp the estate Of the late George Champliss
ESQ which land is very convenient for House lots
He will either sell or lease his farm at sachueast'
point, in Middletown. lie has some Furniture also
for cal. NATh HAZARD.
Ian cf qt -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10
GOODS,

Fresh and cheaper than eCer!
+ w. EDDY, will this day open an assort-
j. ment of summer Goods, at less prices than ever
have been offered for sale in this town, consisting OF
every article usually called for. Among them arc
superfine Ginghams, at IS cts yard Cambrics,
fnr, at 90 cts GA Cottaas, at IL ets large Pock.
Handkerchiefs, at A cts and other goods in pro-
norton The public are invited to call and examine
Newport June 26, 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10

Far Sale,
t7Ivg.TwELFrH Of Cotton Manufactory' STU
ate in North Kingstovn, about one m'le rom
Hiekf,rd It has stream OF water suhc'ent ~ coy p
with Dwelling House and other necessary Build
incs. all in good repair. Seldom has sproperty pos'
srsine so many advantages been offered for sale
The terms will be liberal and may be known py aP
plying TO Jous HAwgrSs, at the Factory, or to
BERIAH & DANIEL WAITE
a s.ybsrf. June 7. 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10

An ACT making appropriated for estttlnt
into effect a treaty between the Vnised
States and the Cherokee tribe OF Indians,
concluded at ,wsshlng,cn on tho twenty
second day Of March, obs thousand eight
hundred and sixteen.
BE IL enaeted BY sbe Senafs and HoIsr y
Rtaresens0tipes oftat United Sf0ies q Hme. .,
,iea in coagre. asssmtted, That for the pur.
uose II carrying into efIer, . treaty bs!wssG
the United States add the Cherskct nation OF
indians, concluded and signed st Wsshiheson'
on the twenty second day Of March, one thou.
twenty eigh, ,heo,snd six hundred dollars be,
and the same Is hereby appropriated, 20 90
paid ou, Of any money in The treasury not o'h'
erwi.c appropriated.
Ap'' ~ JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10
NOI'ICE.,

~. NOIICE. - I-I-I
he subscriber calls On all persons TO whom he
= Is indebted 10 come and receive what is due
them--and also calls all persons indebted 10 him
70 make '@mediats payment. Accounts Of more
nan three months standing not settled by the 10th
o' July next will be placed il the hands Of an at,or-
hey Tor collection. CHARLES NJ. THUkS1ON.
Newport June 26, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10
U,ion Wooley Manataef0ryD.

tTaE JvNfoA Tv0oLE.N .sL4NTJf.atTORr
established at Portsmouth, ION this rsiand) is
now ~ operation. --Thp Machinery is new, add OF
beepsenctess; o. any praRsk * ils foanusse.usns'
resa be done in the bes' manner. as expedltlousy'
~kdon as reasonable terms ascan BE- done at any
Manniactory in the State Apply at the Manuiac'o
ry,to sonN 0Ano00N' ''se"''
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10
FOR SALE,

A elegant Uniform, complete. suitable 'of mel
f& officer Of any grade. Inquire az this once.
June 49, -ffte
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-07-10
MiLLIAM LOWE,

w ILLIAM LOVIE,
III store 40. lo7. 7homes-sfreef,
EsPEcTFcLLy informs his friends and the pub
II hc, that he has commenced the
.q,icsion and Commission Business
and would be happy 10 attend to all who may please
to employ him He viii advance CasA on Goods de.
posted either for public or private sale.
~ NJ oiso Seeps jar sale,
large assortment OF Groceries and Crockcry
Ware, at wholesale and retail. cheaper than can be
bought in this town. for cash only
New-York money and treasury notes exchanged at
small discount. .July q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-29

been slowly IN progress. Even now.
however, some aid is required ~
prevent failure OF this importan,
object; and this aid. the banks -
the District are wiling to afford. h
lis proposed that the banks when
chartered should advance or loan 10
the Potomac and Shenandoah Gonna,
mics at moderate interest, two 1er
lcentum upon the amount Of their ca
lpitals, and it is understood that tha
banks readily accede 10 this propo
sition and to the other condition,
hereafter meRti0ned.
Those other conditions relate to
the aid to be afforded by the bank,
for the completion and construction
lofcertain turnpike roads terminating
lin the District, and leading to the un.
per and fertile part of the Geantry,
These roads are as follows
The road from Georgetown 10
IFreGerIckt0Wn.
That from Washington TO Mont.
gomery Court house.
The road FROM Georsetownto
snicker' :Gap, passing through Lees:
burg.
The road from Suckers Gap 10
Winchester.
The road leading frem Alexandra
to Thornton's Gap and
The road from Winchester to
Cumberland.
Ii is contemplated to appropriate
ten per cent. Of the capital of Che
banks in the District to these roads,
and it is believed that when uDite,i
to individual subscriptions, lhe aid
lof The banks will be sufficient TO eg.
ifecfuate these desirable objects.
Should these important ends he OBJ
tanned. there will then be afforded
Ian admirable water carriage for the
produce of very wealthy portion Of
the community Of this .commodious
market, whilst at the same time
roads will be opened communicating
both through Frederickiewn and
Winchester, with the great national
road leading TO the Western States.
Your committee cannot forego tho
expression Of a hope, that we shall ct
permit this favourable opportunity
for effecting a great nationsi work
to pass by unimproved they there.
fore respectfully submit the follow.
ing resolution.
Resolved, that it is expedient to
incorporate, the following banking
associations within The district Of
Columbia; that is to say; The Far
mers and Mechanics Bank Of
Georgetown the Central Bank Of
Washington and Georgetown ; tie
Bank of the Metropolis the Patri-
otic Bank, the Union Bank of Alex
andris the Merchants Bank of A.
alexandria and the Franklin Bank
of Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-29
Thomas Janney & Co.
Have Just received and offer for Sale
A PARCEL OF
Clover Seed.
For Freieht.

SsSE The schooner Barziliia, w Pote
xe master, viii be ready for the re.
cepti0u Of cargo in few days, and vii
take freight for New-York, Boston, o.
Portland. Apply to
Laarrasol ard F01cie,
Who have landing, from on board SAID
schooner,
l6O tons Of plaster
SO bis. mess aud No. !, beef
50 boxes mould and dip'd candles
i0O boxes brown soap
500 empty barrels, suitable for pack
ing fish.
March IA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-29
For Sale
Rn La,crason g FosoIe.

BY LaiorasOn 8 Fo'Ule.
The CARGO of the ship Hazard, Nm.
Crattree. Jr. master, from Barcelona,
1900 bushels coarse white salt,
$50 boxes RAIsANs.
SO baskets
20boxes figs,
81 do. lemons and oranges,
so bags almonds.
5 pipes old red wine,
so half barrels and kegs olives and
capers.
Eah Dc.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-29
4 AZ lot oil Ground for sale,

Fronting 81 feet on Fairiax.street ano
the same nu.aber Of feet on Royal-street
AID running from the one street "a
feet 10 inches, to the other the above
width, being parts of lots No. % ane
"a, on the plan Of Alexandria. On the
said ground there is great abundance o.
excellent building sand.
The above i0r u the property OF tie
heir of hanean Sic SEQ, alias NlyeF
deceased. late of Alexandra. For terms
apply to Mr.. .4ndrelu Jameson.
January Is. Cav
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-29
SAFE AHoat

900 bushels Bright Lisbon Salt. Of
bssrd slcop Elizabeth at S@ift's wharf-
for safe BY
r. and T. lfaudeviRe,
Esa 10 tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-29

printed statement be-
{ fore the house,
Proposed capitaLof SIX
unchartered banks,
which it is co1tem-
plated to incorporate
each 500, 900 dollars,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-29
La dino

LaI cling
From on board the schooner Trenton
Captain Beasley, from Martinique
aud for sale by the subscribers
: ;, : s s -u4's',"1' Sugars.
.adams, Herbert and Co.
Nasch 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-29
J.F. DE FROBERyILLE,
II. in tie NnrY.

A Portuguese captain. who arriT-
ed At EIacoa. on the 81 OF feOTu"ry'
hSt5. relates that on passing 'he
eastward Of the Philippines near a
Idry rock southeastwardiy OF he J.
Island ofTimor, he perceived on 'no
shore. a man who by signals was
Iimploring assistance. I'D '@me'' s
|ately despatched a Oost 20 land End
brought of a Frenchinan . Haa,,"
Dagelet. the astronomer OF the tA-
Oeditiop Of NJ. LA Peyrouse' WAC
cave the following PARTICULARS
Nj. La Peyrouse departing 'Fo 'h
Botany Bay on the ~--' 400 WIZ
The two ships under his eon," ANY,
proceeded TO the southwest OF New
Holland. running along chain OF
rocks whose bearing AID si'oa'lo"
was not designated by M. Dast't''
rbs. Astrolab.e run upon bseaheFs >
in The night ard was lost P@'; =,
die crew saved but ID 'h0'' .'"o
after being in waot Of provisions ~
and confjDnins 30 rna down the cham
[of rocks. La PeyrYu>e discover" ."
island situated SSE flom the iSIA"1
|of New zealand, which may De
bout IL or is leagues J" ehsu"'t Ills
|enee. After having gene rou0r we re.
Island, he entered wltn ms o",S f.
a, AMIN vessel into :. deep and ' .tS
hay, where he came 90 ansh0 roo,d a
was there we'll received and lo u ''re.
nospitabIs people, assistance aan"' u
visions Of svsry kiat, aad 'D'@D
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-29

27 tons Swedish Bar Iron, assorted
Just received Tor sale by
adams, Herbert g Co.
March 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-29
Burr Millstone Mandatory

TsNHE subscriber, intending TO return
s. to the town of Alexandria and re-
sumo his former business OF Burr Mil
stone making, takes this method to N
form his friends and the public, that he
expects to commence business about the
first of April next. al hisold stand, where
he win be prepared to execute all order
In his line that he may be favored WITH.
Benjamin Brown
Dec IS 2aw