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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25
March IS

DATENT FLOOR CLOTHS. &C. ParkhiIEs Dunfop
and CoPtdnd, Agents for Mr. Isaac UacapIcy, Phil.
adeeha, will forward orders for any of the following
TIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE.
OF HIS OWN MANUFACTURE
Patent Floor Cloths Of all sizes. rooms and entries
Table oil Cloth, 4 and G4 wde-London Motilc
Green. Mahogany and Figured
OIL Cloth for travelling Great coats and Carriage CO.
Elastic DO. for stage and carriage curtains
SIX do for umbrellas and hat covers
Prepared Canvas for portrait. historical and land
scape painsers-framed to order. any size, aifhoat
Measuring Tares, feet and tcaths, and feet and ich
Green Bai7e oil cloh--Mannfactured as in England.
for superior furniture made to any given
dimension, handsomely onamentcd aud bordcled
Dish Matis,on DO IN sets to match
FowIing piece coyars OF do.
CARP ETTNG-
Isgrained and Venetian Carp ting
French Do.
Imperial and Common Heaftb Rings
Garnet Binding. aud Hearth Rug fringe.
TERMS or THE W4NCF4CTOPY.
Patent Floor Cloths AZ any size sgHare oboug ocs-
gou circular Ut recegses however irregular nade
Of the best materials and delivered 10 purChasegsat M
Floor Cloth ofnsmentcd with one colour aud Dor.
dered-S 50 without borders, g s7' pey 50. yard.
I Tss Sam. Same Ti6 d do S S &c., S Ss ct
The same with4a5do. do. s. IS 10. Do. T2 III
The same with Ga DO. 10. q SO do. do. 81 an
deduction often per cent. viii he made TO those
vino purchase % the amount If $1,000.
az Cloths not exceeding ~ feet by co viii be without
seam and made 10 any given dimension.
cloth ola square OF common fofm-Prgobie on co,s-
7fefioP o. dsHUerH.
those Of peculiar FORM circular or TO TT rcccssca
hslfcash IN advance " demanded
Cloths ordered IN the fall will be ready fer delivery 10
the moutls Of Apf 3fd May.
Those ordered in the spring and summer months will
be delivered IN month or six week At fsTthest.
cloth without borders. can he finished AZ al times,
with borders % match II required
orders fem any part Of The United states or est
rnses sent through the mednfn Of fIicrd ~ aren't,
residing Va tbe city shall he promptly attended
70.
ference 10 person a the city who vii pay for tie
sane when hnisicd.
yae Proprietor tss much pleasure IN aequantnghs
.,eras and the public that lfs Ncu bfaitfncfgry Is
nos on acqle witch f0r arc and situation can vie With
the United sfstcs.
fis cacaisicdto drg upwards Of 10000 square yards
by which be viii be enabled 70 give age to bis
aud 10 warrant equal to any impOTt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
GENERAL RErLECTEoNs.

Upon tie Proposition for calling Coayen-
ton, toame"d tie Constitution Of gi,ginia,
at tia time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25
RICHMOND, Odd March. Isl7.
Gentlemen

Gentlemen,
Your communication of this date.
inviting me on the part OF the Citizens OF this
City TO public dinner, was this moment re-
ceived.
For this mark of appreciation from the cit-
zenS OF Richmond, permit me through Won rem
tlemen, to offer them nay most grateful ack now
iedgements. Nothing could be more highly
gratifying to my feelings than to find myself
IN the midst OF so many of my old friends as
this occasion would call iogether-and the on
portuntty II would afford of exiendin. my ac
quantauce amongst the number of highly re.
spectacle characters who have fixed their resi-
dence. here, since j was numbered amongst
the inhabitants of Richmond But nv
long absence from home, and some cir
cumstauceS attending the situation of
my family, makes il necessary that 1 should
immediately set out for the Western Coun-
Try.
My fellow citizens must. therefore excuse
me, and do me the justice to believe
that l duly appreciate the distinguished
honour which was intended me and tbe
very fiatteTing manner ia which the invita- tiou
has been conveyed.
With sentiments Of great consideration and
respect,
i am Gentlemen,
Your humble servant,
VIM. II. HARRISON.
To Thomas Uiisop, Esq.
luoyor, and WWiamf
Fopstec, 1ierdHder A.
Roe.g Thos. ~. Pros
ser, EsTS.
Tile following comes to us from n York
know nothing of ts writer, aud very little
OF MIR Hunt. The piece TO which il refers was
re-published IN the Enquirer from some north
err paper.-We suGpect, however, that tic fol-
lowing structures aie eccrchTged.
In TITS I.tI.ns nv .gr T-o-r,r.r
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TO coRREspokpeNrs.

The essay Jails was uislaid-too late foYths No
~ wiz pc ~ me next--Aiso, - CiuicP-Mr Guess
OaucrS RtficCtlors ~ BE- csucf.r IN IN ;,.. exL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25

The Russian minister. Mr.. OasheeF (says the
Baltimore PATRIOT has been recalled by his 60
vernment, with marks of the emperoTS dis
pleasure, for tue agencyhe assumed in favor of
the Consul KoSl9f, who was arrested in ohe-
dience to our laws, for a violation OF the
same.
1t having been stated in several papers that
She Hornet sloop of war was about 70 be dis
patched to England forthe purpose of bringing
home Mr.. Adams-we desired to mention
that the report is Incorrect. We understand
that Daniel p Cook, Esq. who gees out spe-
cial messenger will embark from this CITY in
merchant vessel. aud that Mr. Adams will re-
turn home IN the same manner.
Mercantile Advertiser.
Mr. Sorge0nt. who went out for dollars for
the mother bank, has arrived ia England in
ship from Philadelphia. The price of dollars
rose in consequence. Gdz.
We learn by the Koius, arrived at Reedy-
Island, that Monte Video was closely invested
by land and water, and was expected to fail as
the Bueuos Ayrean government took no part
ia the contest Money was scarce and it was
feared paper medium would be resorted to
by the Congress. 10.
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The hon. w. p. CRowNINsHIELD,
secretary of the Navy of the U. ,.

A court of enquiry was recently held
IN New York, in pursuance of an order OF
the Secretary Of the Navy, issued on re-
ceipt OF the preceding letter, 10 nvesti-
gate the causes and circumstances which
produced the loss of the U. s. brig CHIP
pewa, under the command of George Z.
Read, ESQ. a master commandment OF the
navy ofihe United States. The Court
was composed Of captain Samuel Evans,
as President, captain Samuel Angus and
master commandment Edward Trenchard,
as members, and James 4 Hamilton, Esq.
as Judge advocate. After minute en-
quiry into all the facts aud circumstances
connected with the loss of the brig Chip
pewa, il twas satisfactorily established that
no blame whatever attached to the com
mander; and that Cap. Read, his officers
and crew, made every exertion to save
the vessel.
The proceedings Of the court ofenguiry
were approved by the Secretary of the
Navy, and Capt George G. Read was
ordered to report himself for duty
Mar. Int.
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Charleston Hsrch 10.
Extract Of a letter from Haranna, dGtei 9Th iiiSt.
tn d gentiea IN this city.
We hayenO news here, only that the King
Of Spain he's ceded Baeaos Ayrss to the POrtu-
9nese and the repors IS, that the Colony, has
delivered Itself up quietly to the troops of that
nation. Troops have arrived here from Spain
tor Mexico. and in few days we expect re-
Enforcement for this place"
We are told byan officer Of the United States
army, lately from the Mississippi Teiritory,
that many ofour Western citizens had proceed
ed 10 ihe neighbourhood of Pensacola, not
doubling but the place would be attacked by
the Patriots on a certain day last msnth, as
lad been previously determined on--General
Nina having some time past fitted out inst.
Dom ngO, an expedition for that purpose 4.
What circumstance has prevented or delayed
the execution Of his project, is TO ms unknown.
As the Spaniards have had so much time for
Preparation. and are interchangeable in securing
themselves by Notifications, the capture of the
place may not perhaps be easily effected.
Georgia Journal, Nageh II.
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,os, The use of her rudder. The boats
,..re now rot out, aud an anchor carried
and let 60 III an easterly direction. The
Ills were t,.rled, and with as much eN-
nnd;ti,n as possible we commenced hea-
Vino and again Tightening the ship, 4
bnr, his iime. a Boat which had sound
mo rourd the vessel, returned, when
WAS informed tie reef on which we were
anneared to extend from the shore that
II ran some distance outside OF us, anc
that il was bottom composed OF sharp
rocks. upon when there was but Is feet
wafer for upwards osa cables length IN
every direction the brig drawing 10 l-2
feet. The carpenter also reported the wa
ter I'm the held having made IFS appearance
above the birthdeck. The getting Oft
now would have beer useless, even though
II had been practicable. therefore turn-
ed the attention oithe officers TO getting
as MANY ofthe crew INTO the boats as
tI,ev would carry, and sent them to find
the shore. Shortly after their departure,
the brio being in the act OF turning over
on her starboard bi'ge, was under the
necessity of having her niasts cut away.
The preservation of those left on the
wreck had now become somewhat preca-
rious: the wind and sea had increased
considerably from the period OF her first
taking the ground, and there were no
boats to take them of. Luckily, however,
the boats had Effected lauding about
A. M. when the remaining part ct the
crew, the officers and myself, abandoned
the wreck and reached the shore.
1t yratiiies me to say, that better con
duct could not have heen exhibited by a
nv officers in similar situation. a II or
ders from me were promptly obeyed by
the executive officer Qieut. Edward Shu,,
bricN and such was the zeal'manitested
by the officers and crew generally, forth
preservation of the vessel, that had IT been
an ordinary bottom upon which we struck
their exertions must have been crowned
with success. My proceedings troM Tue
date OF this unhappy event, until ieii the
above island, shall be the subject OF ano-
Their communication, and in the hope that
no unfavourable impression may berecei-
we'd until an investigation of my conduct,
which trust will speedily take pa.ce.
bavcthe honor to be, Sir,
Your obedent servant,
GEORGE c. READ.
The hon. w. b. CRowNINSHIELD,
cacra,orx, 90 Sia Havu nf fhe II n
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TDATENT FLOOR CLOTHS &c ParkAfIks D,s,tfoD
aHd CoPtand, Agents for Mr.. Isaac Bfac0picv phil
adepha, will forward orders for any Of the following
ARTICLES
TIE lSURSCRIRER OFEERS EnR S1I p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-25

trict in the month of March 1917.
Luke Herman, PiainfiF.
AGAINST
John NJ admir- OF Raile, wssbinrton dec
and John Cooke Daniel BrrBi aud William Brent sur.
Viving trustees Of George Brent Mary Woodrow wi
dow of George Brent and william Brent Mary r. Brent
aud George Brent infant children and heirs Of George
Brent, by tnoch Mason, their guardian ad Them,
Defendants.
The defendants Daniel Brent and William Brent not ba-
wing entered their appearance and given security
ding To rule ofhs cOuTt aud IL appearing he salts
action of the that they are not inhabitants OF This
District on the motion of the plaintiff by his counsel
lffs Ordered That the said defendants do appear
fore the court aforesaid the day nf NAV
next aud answer the original and amended bills Of the
plaintiff and that copy oftbis order forthwith in
serted in some newspaper printed in the city Of Rich
nond for two months successfully. and posted at The
front dooI oithe Capitol in the said city.
copy, Taste
RICHARD JEFFRIRs, OK.
March 2J IO6 Nav
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
Twenty Dollars Reward.

Ran away from Major William No.
land, at Aide, Loudoun county, Nirgi'
mia, a Negro Man named NOES, :
dark mulatto, 1s years of age, about 3
feet 6 or 7 inches high, stout made ard
stoeps 10 his shoulders, has a lounging
walk, his nose turns up considerably
had on when he went away dark shoit
coat of,hoIne made cloth, and pantaioons
Of the same, laced shoes, and hal
worn wool hat; the rest d his closthing
not recollected. The above reward will
be given to any person who will deliver
him to MAJOR .NoiaDd at the place, OF
to me near this place, or cohhne him IN
any Jail 50 that get him again.
Isabella Hislop.
Aldie, March l4-l7 eoSw
r N. B. All persons, and masters
Of vessels are hereby forewarned from
or employing said negro, as
the law will be enforced against such Of.
Tenders.
March II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
Public Sale.
November so

The subscribers three story Brick
House and Lot on Cameron street, OPP
posite the market house aad near to the
Bank of Alexandria, will be offered at
public sale on TUESDAY the FIRST day
of April next at ten O'clock, Oh the
premises. Terms-a Sedit of 4 years
for 5000 dollars, secured with interest
on the property, and for the remainder
one half will be required in hand, and
the balance in approved endorsed notes,
at Q. 8, and 6 months. Any person
wishing to purchase can have an oppsr.
tunity to view the premises previous to
the day Of sale.
William Dunlap:
March 12 cots
Editors OF the National IntelIigencef
are requested to insert the above three
times week till sale.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26

AT meeting Of the SUN ElRi
COMPANY of Alexandria, goth Marcl
1917, the following Officers were cleo
ed
President-George Deneale
v. President-Jonah Thompson
Commanders-GsOrge Deneale lst
Jacob Morgan 2nl
Charles |. Cattle. Sd
Sub Directors-Robert Harrison
Thomas Semnes
Lawrence HoOif, jun,
Regulators--Willian Fowle
Jacob Hoffman
Robert |. Tayl,r
John Hoof
Trustees-,Jonah Thompson
John Withers
Joseph Vaudeville.
G. I,ENEALE, President.
March &c 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
Land for Sale.

A tract or parcel Of Land, containing
between two and three Annlred acres.
on the north side Of OcccquaA, in Dir,
fax county, about S miles west Of Deco
guam mills. II is well watered with ne
lver failing springs, it is also well timber,
ed, and the great quantity of ar timbe,
lon it renders it the more valqfble to any
person in the coopering line. This land
lis Of the middle soil, and produces corn,
wheat or any other grain tolessble we'll
there is about 100 acres cleared and I'M
de- good fence. The improvements are
a log dwelling house Il other out houses,
and good apple orchard Of about sixty
trees.
ALSO,
One other tract in the same county,
within three miles Of Occoquan, lying on
Sandy Run. containing AZ acres--ons
halt in cultivation and under good fence,
the remainder heavily timbered, There
are on the premises an old framed dwell
ling house and out houses and an apple
orchard Of eighty bearing trees.
Any person incliniag to purchase can
view the premises and know the terms
oy applying to the subscriber who lives
near them.
Thomas Gcssom.
November so 9montns,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26

sons who reached the shore, after
being in the water Eve hoars. swim
ming from buoy to buoy the re-
mainder, fourteen in number, we're
drowned. The captain died tive
hours after be reached the shore on
the beach and the others reached
town on Saturday eight about 8 o.
elook. Thomas and Rogers were
carried to Marine Hospital in q de-
pIorable state. The Nancy vas
bound to Georgetown. in ballast and
specie. The above account was
handed rs by Mr.. Ashton, who re-
turns his sincere thanks to Mr..
Cooper, in Georgetown, for the as
sistauee rendered them.
Patriot.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
John Jackson & Co.

John Jackson & Co.
Offer for sale at reduced prices,
Brussels carpetins, bolnbazetts and bonn
baZeeus
Irish and german linens
White wine vinegar in casks
Cargo and prime beet
4 few boxes smUaked salmon
A few crates c c plates
Wines, molasses, brandy, candles
Cotton cards, cerdage
A few trunks and cases ladies eiegan;
and common shoes and bOotees
9 cases elegant French hats
1 do silk or water proof do
With great variety Of Dry Goods at
the lowest limitations.
March "a d2w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
New-York, March es.

L
Arrived the schooner William and
Mary. Goodrich, from St. Domingo,
and Is days from Bermuda, where
she put in in distress. Jan: l6, lat:
"a, Is. long. 70, So, was run foul OF
by a brig from Nsw-York for New
Orleans, which carried away the
schooner's foremost about one third
from the head, and tore the sails
Feb. $, spoke ship Madalena, olcott'
7 days from Ncw-York for Guada
|loupe, who kindly supplied Capt: u.
with provisions and water. Previous
to putting into Bermuda, had been
on the coast IA days, and experienced
many gales. Left at Bermuda a brl-
fish brig, formerly the Anaconda' TO
sail in days for this port. March
Is, lat SO, IS, long. 81, IS, spoke orig
Spartan; Soule, 81 days from Havre,
for Savannah.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
London, Jan. 25.

There was much interest excited
idhe city yesterday by a rumor that
government had been ordering intor-
ation rs to the duties on lumber
fom the north Of Europe, the quanti-
{. of vessels employed, tine number OF
sanen, and also strictly investigating
ae state as to the supply OF timber;
/ present the duties OF imports from
yorway, Prussia, &c. are prOhibitory:
rom British America timber is i'm
ported free OF any duty. The mer-
lhants employed i'll the late traffic. THE
hip owners of the city, took alarm al
be reported investigation, auticipat,
ne that the government had in con-
enplation either greatly to reduce the
rties on timber from Europe. pr To
lpose a duty on the imports from
:anada anu the other British settle
leRts.
The report produced a great sensa.
ION; We do not however, vouch Tor
ne truth of the ramour that such an
lWestisatiOn is going forward.
Courier.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
Charleston. March II.
LOSS OF THE BRITISH BRIG
NANCY

The British brig Nancy of Liver
pool capt. James Livingston, in II
DAYS from Bsrha,loes, in attempting
Ito 60 into Georgetown on Wednes-
|day night last, struck and went TO
pieces James livingston. captain
|Nsthl. Ashton, Cd mate, W.a, Tho
mas. seaman. aad Geo. Rogers, o
black man, cook, were the only per-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
Boston March 70.

he following anecdote is honorable
t,our navy officers, as it is another aud
nIa,ing proof Of their prompt sttention
70 the interest OF our merchants.
haze lust seen a letter from an officer on
b9rd the Java, lying at Newport, which
The ship Gen,oo, from Calcutta, in
coming up this harbor, got on the cocks,
and would have been very much injur-
al had not our commodore immediate
" emit one hundred men on bosrd her ;
We got down all the yards, tepnasts,
10 and them commenced unladlng her
esso into small crafts; and having
disharged about $50 tons, OF which
sok the account, we were enabled to
te.ve her,oS."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
Notice to Grocers.

The old establishment Of John May,
deceased. Tobaccohist, situate'S doors
below Marsteller's auction room and op::
posite Matthias Snyder's paint and oil
store, on Prince street, is now revived
and carried on mere extensively IN all
it's branches than it ever before has feen
done-under the firm OF
Jonathan G.. May and 20,
Customers are invited to apply, where
tbey may be furnished with the following
articles at ,.holesale and retail, on the
best terms for cash.
VIZ.
Prime cavendish
Ditto small twist from Q to 10 per lb
Second quality do
Pigtail in rolls
Best Spanish segars warranted
Half Spanish 10
American segars
Smoking tobacco in papers
Macooboy snuff
Rappee and Scotch, in bottles and
bladders. -.
N, 8. Several thousand weight OF
tobacco stems for sale.
March &c
The editors Of the Nationai Intefii.
|psncer are requested TO insert the above
three times, and forward their account to
the subscribers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
Last Notice
To the Debtors Of Daniel Cawood.

Such Of them whose accounts are un.
will please come forward ard
pave them adjusted previous to the tenth
Jay before April term. Such as have no
accounts to adjust, or claims as Offsets,
viii please cali and pay, to save trouble
snd expense.
/. ROBBINS, Trustee
March 81 d5teo2W
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
NEW STORE.

Subscriber has taken q Store IN
King street, few doors east oil tn
Washington Tavern, where he offers Tor
sale, a general assortment OF
Domestic & foreign Dry Goods
Among which are,
Fancy GINGHAMS
Cambria muslins
Jaconet cambrics
India mull-mull Il book pusli1s and
fancy muslins
Cotton hosiery
Cotton platillas
Steam. loom and India shirtings
Bandanno and flag handkerchiefs
Fine black bombazeen {.
Black and fancy colored horentines
Black Canton sarsenets
Extra superfne black and blue Lon.
don broadoloths
Black, drab and fashionable mkt
cassimereS
JtUShihSt
Fine white Marseilles vesting
FIannels, blankets
Ga and 7 A green socking baize, ior
carpets.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
SuperGne black, blue and mkt broad
cloths S 4, 4 4 and 4 shirtlngs and
sheetings; glnghams stripes Gram
brays sewing cotton balls
find wilt keep constantly on hand,
Writing & Printing Paper.
which he receives direct from the manu-
factories.
Has at present, about 400 reams of the
following kinds Cap 4 Demi ; Writ
ing, Demi, Medium and super Reya
Printing. -
March % St
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26

Public Sale,
IN Friday next, the sSth instant, VII
be sold at the vendue store, corner o.
Prince and Water Street ~.
Superine and second broadciotns
Flushings
Coatings .,
Flannels
Pla,illas
Maddapnlaues
Irish Linnens
Shiriing cotton
Leno MusIins
Ginghams
Calic0es
Mems and women's silk hosiery
Boys hose
Sportsmen's penkniyes etc etc
ALSO,
500 pounds sheathing copper
9 Kegs prime chewing tobacco
l Box assafoetida
so Boxes Spanish segars
6Crates QueenSware
so Reams wrapping paper
so Dimijohns
10 Kegs spike nails
Furniture etc etc
r. G, Marsteller.
March S6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
For Rent,

rOl AtCtiL,
The frame Warehouse recently occu
pied by John n. Clements ard Co. near
IL opposite the Union Bank King street
at moderate rent or storage would b.
received in il low.
Apply to
March "a dew
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
Public Sale.

On Wednesday next, at three o'clock
will be sold, on Deans wharf, the Carg,
Of the schooner General Jackson,
Consisting OF
s. puncheons RIM
S hogsheads
$ tierces SUGAR
so barrels '
On liberal credit,
John Jackson f Co.
Auctioneers.
March "a ct
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26

A green silk nett purse, with
steel clasp, was dropped on MONDAY
last in Prince, between Royal and st,
Assap streets. 1t contained an half
eagle, and small sam in notes. A suita-
BILE reward will be given if left at this
office. March % st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26

Departed this life ON Friday last,
at his residence in Fairfax county,
Virginia, after a lingering illness,
Which he bore with Christian forti-
tde. Mr.. ROBERT B0GGESS, in
The seth year of his age. We can
Tily say of this man, he supported a
ME worthy of example, and his death
Shmented by all who kuew him.