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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-05
alexandria, Jan. %.

~ AS committed t. the jail 81 tbs
W county as a runaway, a Negs
Fan, who says his name is BILL COOK,
C is about 81 years of age, and back
complexion, 5 feet s inches high had
n a short jacket much pitched, and baf
antaloons he says he was born free,
bout three miles from Fauquier court.
aouse in the state Of Virginia. The
owner, il anv, requested to come and
prove his property, pay charges 4 take
him away J otherwise he will be disposed
of as the Law directs
james Campbell, jailor.
January 90 iw IN
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AlexanGra, Dec. 80, lSIh.

hItAdTIII q, DNN. uV' IoT''
Was committed to. the Jail Of this
county as runaway, a negro man named
Miliam-he rs about feet 7 inches
high-stout made-about IS years oil age
was bought ola Mrs. Bowe OF Alar.'lan1
by a Mr. William Jones OF Geors ia and
run from him in Virginia-Ihe owner u
requested to call and prove his properly
pay charges and take hIu away othe "Is
he will be disposed of As the law directs
JAMES CAMPBELL. JaIIor
necemher Al iawom
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Haa's true q genuine Gasnan Corn
Ptdister.

" At the place Of sale pamphlets
may be had gratis, describing cures per.
formed by the above medicines; the mum
Der, Importance and Responsibility of
which. fully justify every article of this
August 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-05
HAMILTON'S WORM DIES
TROYING LOZENGES.

Which have cured an immense num-
Der of person. Of both sexes, OF every age,
aud in every situation, OF various dan
peroas complaints arising from worms,
and from distractions ortoulness in their
,tsmach and bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy what
ever to Others Of similar titles 81 com
monty complained 81, as operating with
violence on the contrary, a particular
excellence Of this remedy is its being
,uited to every age and ner'ects IN 1t
contains nothing but VIA reconstruction
nocent. and is also mild in its operation
ammo, iniure the most delicate pregnant
DIV or the tenderest infant of a week old
could no worms exist in the body; but
i'll. without pain or griring, cleanse the
tsmach and bowels, Of whatever is foul
: offensive. and thereby prevent the pro-
action Of worms, and many fatal dis
riders. The lSzsnges are PARTICULAR.
.tiicacious n carrying OF all gross hu'
uours and eruptiops. teverish and billions
comrlaiats, and are the safest and mild
st purgative that can be used on any
IcCaSlGn
DESCRIPTION OF WORMS.
And the symptoms BY whic they are
known:
Worms which iBfest the human body
IRE chiefly vf four kiuds, yfz.-fhe Te
res, or large round worm the Ascari
les, or small nav -werm the Cucurbl
tina, or short, fiat, white worm ant
lastly, the Tenia. or tape-worm, so cal
ed from its resemblance to tape. Thi
is often many va DIS long and is full o
Joints. 1t is most hurtiul and most diff
cult to remove.
among the symptoms attending worms
,re--disagreeable breath, especially il
the morning; bad and corrupted gums ;
itching in the nose, and about the seat
commissions, epileptic fits, and sbmetime,
privation of speech; starting and grind
ling of the teeth in sleep ; irregular appe.
lite, sometimes loathing food, and some
times voracious purging, with Shiny 6
iietid stools ; vomiting; large and hard
nelly pains and sickness at the sto'
mach slow fever, with small and ir.
'egular pulse; q dry cough; excessive
thirst sometimes pale and unhealthy
lOunteuance, and sometimes the face
GATED and flushed.
Persons afflicted with any Of the above
symptoms, should have immediate re-
course to Hamilton's Worm Destroyin,
Lozenges, which have been constant
attended with success, in all complaint
dmilar to those above described.
A dose Of this medicine given Dec
,ionally during the warm season, will
|.eetsaily prevent 'the vomiting al
ourging Of chint "a dreadful d
dder, which annually destroys the han
Tho isfn part Of our citizens
1Dxns IN uildest andm c. 4
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THIS Medicine has been ATTENDED
with degree Of success highly grateful ..
to the iaventr s feelings, in Sc a'ral par,'
of the West Indies, and the Southern 9
Middle States, particularly in n York
Philadelphia, Baltimore, petersburg
Richmond. Norfolk, Edenton, Whining
ton. Charleston. and Savannah. ihe
testimony of a number OF persons q! eael
Of the above places can be adduced, whe
have reason to believe, that timely use
of this salutary remedy has, under fro!l'
dence, preserved their lives, when I'D
the most alarming circumstances. :,
Facts of this conclusive nature speak
more in favour of a medicine than CO.
unns Of pompeus euiogy' tounded on
mere assertion.
1t not, indeed, presumptuousiy pro
,osed AZ an ;nfallihe cure, butthe inven'
tor has everv possible reason that can re-
suit f-nm extensive experience, tor De-
heviay tina. dose i thsss Pills. taken
mee in every two weeks, during tne
Of our bilious fevers, will
prove an intallibtS preventative ; ana
further. that in he earlier stages OF those
diseases. their use vii. very generally
succeed in restoring health, and frequent
~ in cases e;teened desperate, AMI D.
yond the power Of common remeHtes'
The operation Of these pills is perfectly
mild, so as to be used with safety by pe''
sons in every situation. snt1 every age
Thew are excellently adapted to cary
,ff superhunas bile 4 prevent Its NOR
hid secretion,-to restore u amend the
,ppetite-to produce free persP'ratl'r N
nd thereby prevent colds which is 50 Oh
ep of fatal consequences. A dose never
raiIs to remove a cold Il taken OF, IT'S hr:t
,ppearance-thev are celebrated tor re-
moving habituai costiveness-sickness at
the stomach and severe head-ache-and
,ught to be taken by all persons On a
change Of chmete.
They nave been found remarkably ELL
:atious in preventing and curing disor
Iers attendant on long voyages, and
should be procured and carefully Preserv'
I'd for use by every seaman.
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Merchants Bark Paper
Cst Fifty Cents for ths D :. &c. feI-
Will be ! received in payment 20, Id.
:. i, The Potomac ar' shehan
Try, ifapplied ter so'n. u GRAY,
January 81
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Hakn's genuine Eye Wafer.

! "A sovereign remedy for all disease
| the eyes, whether the effect OF mtur
weakness or OF accident.
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To0fhc ache Drops

The onIyremedy yet discovered whcI
gives Immediate and lasting relief in tn
most severe instances.
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Merchants Bank Paper
will receive few hundred dollars 4
'erchants Bank Paper in payment E.,
goods, at so cents 10 the Jollar.
!oaathan Ssho!fsA.
February
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-,,uil,ruy.s ELIXIR

>orsr sign remedy FIR Colds, osst'""
Coughs, .qsthmns, sors thrOats, ~
approaching Consumptions, and ."
disorders Of the breast and lungs.
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Fer Suk,

A few cask. Messrs Murdoch, You'll
,Ndrd,op and Co.'S Londen ParticuI
.deira-QualiY, fne
" HODeS0N
len 81
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ance, and an agreeable taste
Hnuil,ou's Essence and E1tracf Q
Mustard
A safe and effectuai remedy for ac'.
and chronic rheumatism. govt asthiha.
gout. palsy. lumbagoo, numbnesS, VIM
swellings, chilblains, sprains, Bruises pa
in the face and neck, etc.
The Genuine Persian Lotion
So celebrated among the fashionable
Europe, is an invaluable co.
metic. perfectly innocent and Sale, free
from corrosive aud repellsnt mineral
the basis of other lotisns) and OIL y"
oarralled efficacy in removing ble"lshr,
Of the face and skin, feckles, p'mP'e>
nflamatory redness, scu-ts, letters, ring
worms, sunburns, prickly heat, &c: Thu
Persian Lotion operates mildly wItho"
impeding the natural. insensible persPl..a
ton, which is essential to health, yet IT
effects are speedy and permanent, ren
dering the skin delicately soft and snloo''
and Improving the complexion.
The Restorative Po,cder for tn
teeth aud G,lns.
This excellent preparation comfort
and strengthens the gums, preserves IN.
enamel from decay, and cleanses az
whitens the teeth. By Absorbing all tn
y -
slime and foulness, who
suffered to accumulate, never fails t" u
lure and finally ruin them.
Hamilton's Grand Restorative.
Is recommended al Invaluable '',
dicine fer the speedy retef aud Perna'
en-, cure of the variou, complaints resn
ing fntn dis,iPated pleasures Juve'a
indise, e,ioas. residence in climates u.
favourable to the constitutions, the INN
lie, ate use Of tea. frequent InoNica'"
,r anv other destructive intempera"'
she unskiful or excessive use ct mere
ry, the diseases peculia' to females A.
certain period Of life. bad lyinss IN.
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Nrsyessls fbr F.,hisaias
uNryERa.t ,ZE TER,
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JAMES KENNEDY$
SON,
SON

so:KsB .LsRs, KIEe sTkssf
Have just received from Les Is
TENT MEDICINE Store. NO. 40
Maiden Lane, Y. York
FRESH SUPPLY
OF tn, following genur!. Medicines; =.
For the prepention and care y o..
IouS,and Malignant Feesrs' ID
recommended .,
Hahn's Anti-Bilious Pills.
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,.,,, .m.a, .,owa, sad nAs tssteroe

taiDi EMedy hoWH
70 h ,lth and strength great ~ hn' 49,
WHIT. in sn advanced stage oi 'al, "a,
conul,;nt. Particular and plain inst, J, :
t;ons are given TO every part OF the u
ecssary treatment in such cases.
Children generally take thu: mean.
with eagerne,s having a pleasing appe'
ance. and an agreeable taste
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WHloKEY.

LINDSAY y HILL,
Have just received and offer for sale
barrels rcetifed Whisksy--old
February If
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RECOMMENDATION.
Frsa the Reverend DR.. dwight.
Vale CSiJese. SsDt. 8, 1915

Yale College, Sept. ., 1e1h.
Mr.. Joseph Emerson Worcester. ha-
presented to me tor nv inspection. pr
posais lsr Publishing a ne~ work: ert'
lied. a Universal Gazetteer and Dc
tisasry sf Geography to which is q.
asssd .pec,nen If the manner, 'ntea
a 70 be1rursued in the execution
O. The veEk prspossd Will In my
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Containing more complete enuner'
Zion than has hitherto been published.
the kingdoms, countries provinces, c
f;s. towns. forts. islands mountain
capes, seas, bays, lakes, rivers, ind,'
Tribes. etc in the known world WI
a crpious account VI all toe irAP"rta
articles. By ]. g. Worcester, A. NJ
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that the design "usf require much labo'
aud expense The compiler respectfully
SUBMITS ;,o the public under the imPres
sion that such a work much needed,
aud that, IL well executed, it will De
highly useful 10 gentiemes ot every pro
fe,sio. aid empl, ;, nenl aud with the
hope that he shal receive such encou.
sasemsnt A. to enable him 70 render Il
not altogether Unworthy Of patronage.
Conditions.
Tn. so,k shall be handsonel y print
ed m two volu me-, on fine paper with d
new aad beautiful type.
Eaca volume viii contain fteai 800 to
200 pags., large octave. \ be delivered
10 ths ssb,cribers in boards at tour dol
Ihrs and City cents a volume. or neatlv
bnund and lettsrsd at Ave dollars va.
lpua
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-28
CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.

Wednesday, February 10.
Tie Senate resumed the consideration
of the motion Of fhe nth instant. for in
structing the committee on france TO enquire
iHto the cXpediency of authorizing the Sccreta-
ry OF the Treasury to purchase, or cause to be
erected, suitable buildings tor custom houses
and public warehouses, for the safe and sonve-
nient collection of the revenue of the United
States, ndagTeed thereto.
The Senate resumed tile consideration Of
MIR. MasOn's motion for instr ucjing the com
mittee OH finance to report a bill for establish
ing Bank in the city of Washington which
was, on motion ofMr Goldsborough. postponed
to day beyond the session.
The bill respecting the transportation of
persons of cOl0rtOr sale, or IL be held TO labor"
was read a third time and passed.
The bill TO provide for reports Of the decis-
iops Of the Supreme Court, (the blank for fhe
annual compensation Of the Reporter having
been filed with one thossand dolars) was read
a third time, and passed by the following
vote
YENS-Nessrs. Ashmun, Barbour. Proven
Campbell, Chace, Dag9etf, Dana, Fromentin'
Gaillard, Goldsbofoueli, Hanson, Hardin. Iior-
sey, Howell, Hunter, King, Mason. of n IT
Mason, Of Va. Morrow, Noble, Rueelcs. San
ford Smith, Stokes, Talbot Tai. IayIor
Thompson. Tichenor. Troup-3O
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City Gazette.
SPANISH-AMERICA.
New-Orleans, Jan. "a.
FROM VERA CRUZ.

A gentleman who arrived i'm the schr.
Morgiana, from a'era Cruz, from whence
she sailed the 9TH January, confirms the
news lately received here from Baltimore,
of the fallof Boquilla. Nautla, post a
bodt % miles 10 the westward of Boquil-
la, was taken by the Patriots.
An hermaphrodite brig was living at
Vera Cruz. From her description, she
must be the Edward, which some months
ago sailed from this port with cargo of
merchandise for Boquilla, at which place
she was taken. The captain and crew
were ashore, assisting in the defence OF
the place, which they did in Il most gal
liant manner, and most of them, with the
captain. are said TO have been killed. MIR.
ROBINSON 'Oas not killed, Dat prisoner
an irons.
A convoy with large quantity of spe-
cle, was about sailing from Vera Cruz,
for Havana.
The scir. North Star, which sailed from
the Balize the day before the Morgiana,
bound to Vera Cruz, had not been heard
OF. She is supposed TO have persisted i'll
squall.
Jannary %.
We are informed, that Boqulla de Pc
dra, noticed III our paper of Yesterday as
having been captured By the royaiists
affords no harbor, but has heretofore
served as place of deposit for supplies
to the republicans-iat. 10, 81, long. 06,
10. Being surrounded blythe revolution-
lists, it is supposed the royaIists cannot
maintain the post.
If 1t be true, as stated, that the Patriots
have got possession of Nautla, tie ex-
change is an excellent one-Tacolata, the
harbour, afiording good anchorage, and
the fort protection to shipping.
We understand that the cargo of the
Edward was safely landed previous TO her
capture, and carried into the interior :;
and that insurance has been effected on
the vessel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-28
WEST INDIES.
From C.oracoa Papers fothe llth January,
1.cceired BIZ The schr Zen Inckxoai

from CDrdcoG Papers fothe lIA January,
receired By the scly. Gen. Jackson,
BY the scllr. John. from ST. Domingo,
we learn, that eleven vessels of the flee,
which lately left La Guira. consisting
of thirteen sail, were forced TO put into The
above port, in consequence of a gale
which they encountered on the 22d ult.
OF the two vessels missing, one is said to
have gone to Coro, but the other has not
been accounted for.
An embargo was laidon the vessels in
the port Immediately on their arrival,
which lasted for days, when the whole
sailed again for Spain.
The American brig Edwin ofNew- York,
was cast away i'll tile gale of the 23d ult.
or the Island of Savona. The crew es-
capped, and 1t was expected part of the
cargo would be preserved
1t was reported al ST. Domingo, that
IL armed vessels had been fitted out at
Port-au-Prnce, but any particulars rea
tive To their having sailed, or their desii-
nation, had not transpired.
BY the schr. Matilda, Flint, from Trim
idad de Cuba, last from Jaquemel, bound
10 II. Thomas, and which arrived here
yesterday afternoon, we learn that the
Expedition, under Bron. consisting of 6
schrs and brig, having Bolivar on board,
sailed from Jaquemel on the 18th inst. !;
their destination is supposed to be Mar
garitta. The Matilda was boarded by a
brig Privateer, of % guns, from Monte
Nideo, after a chase of four hours, about
Colleagues To the southwark ofAux Caves.
The privateersmen behaved very politely
TO the captain and owner.
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Charleston, Feb. 81.
LATE FROM ENGLAND.

BY tile British ship Chrtstopher, Cap
tam ROVE, arrived at this port yesterday,
we have received, through the poiiteness
of our commercial friends, London pa
pcrs OF the 9th and Liverpool of the 28tl
December, both inclusive; together with
Prices Currents TO the last dates.
The papers, generally speaking, are de-
void OF interest, if except the speculations
OH the sudden return Of Lord YELLING
TON to London; to which event the Lon
don editors appear disposed TO attach
some Importance.
The younger WATSON, nOtwithstand-
ing the yisilant search which had been
made for him, appears To have eluded his
pursuers up TO tlIe date Of our last adyices.
Frequent examinations of the cuIprits,
soncerned iii the late Riotin London, take
place before the officers of police; but
nothing Ola seriSns tendency has leaked
out.
Our last Liverpool paper says" We
understand that an opinion is now ge-
morally entertained, that it is in the con
temptation OF government To- repeal the
duty OIL Rice"
We do mol observe single vessel adj
vertised for this port or Savannah, i'll our
last Liverpool papers.
BY THE CHRISTOPHER
Liue,poOi, Doe. %.
Coftoa-S ta-Island, stained Is. I'd. Is.
I'D; Ordinary to fair, Is. u 2s. Old. !;
Fine, 2s. Sd. IS. 81; New Orleans, Is.
Gu. Is Old; Uplands, is. sd. Is.
sid-flie imports this week we're 6753
bags in all, 1900 from Charleston, and
1917 from Bengal. Namt Sfoyes-,sosin
3 a 9s.; Tmpeniinc two-tlirds soft, 10
us. Cd Tar 10 I7s-Salcablc. Kicc
l2 d 45s. cwt. in bond--Fcw sales at
these prices. JobaccO-YOrk and James
River Leaf, cd. Is; Sfcmmed, I'D. "a
Is. Id. RapaIanuock, Leafand stemmed,
a 12ld. Mary land, II; Kentucky,
> a si--DHll aud looking down. Timber
Oak, Is. Id. a IS. 81. Pine, white Is.
III. is. al. Seilsw D. 3d. Is. 6d No
demand. Siarcs W o barrel, a I2l. :;
hogshcad ~ a2ll--In demand. IVheat-
is lDS. Flour, supcrilmc Is D0s--Dc-
pressed, owing fo large arrivals.
\ cargo Of New-Y York superfinc Flour
sold at auction, averaging 74s Oh per bar
rtl. Tie quality OF the new crop Of Cot
ton isdisapprovcd Of: being high cOlorcd
ard light ~ staple Sca-lslands are very
dali atthcse quotations; UpIands salea-
bic, although Ire Dealers and Spinmers
are cautious in buying, calculating OH a
reduction IL price when the arrivals are
more ABUNDANT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-28
Charleston, February 10.

C"HWStH, FeOIHufU Ia.
A letter from Port-au- Prince, received
IN this City, dated 23d ult. saws:
" was here when the late Spanish brig
AFRICANo was brought in by the remains
OF her mutinous crew, and think her off
GERS were fortunate in escaping with their
lives, as never before saw such set of
fellows. They were all sent to prison, but
remained there only few hours, when
they were taken out by the government,
and discharged, each man receiving Is
dollars, and the brig taken into the gov
eminent service ! She is now out on
sruize. There is small sloop at present
employed in cruizing off this port, TO warn
vessels bound in, prizes to Buenos -Ayres
and other privateers, not to enter, as Pc
TON SEXES upon such prizes, and those
privateers which come in to look afiertleir
prizes share the same fate %
City Gazette.
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.Sacamah, February 10.
FROM PORT-AU-PRINCE.

We have seen letter to a respectable
mercantile house in this City, dated Port
au-Prince, 25th January last, which states
that Coffee still keeps up to 81 dollars on
board but il is believed, that it will be
down by the first of next lnonth-and
that President PETITIONS death was
much to he unprecedented, as he was then
IN very low state OF health. 1t was
thought, in The event Of Petions diving, Il
revolution would take place, and that pro-
perry would he unsafe in that place.
Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-28
Boston, Feb. 10.
LATEST FROM CADIZ.

The brig Despatch, Capt Babsen, of
this place, has arrived at New London.
in So days from Cadiz, bound 10 New
York. Among the passengers, are Lieuts.
W. Hiadaman and 1ayioe, Of The u. s. Ma
yy.-They report. that a part Of the Am.
squadron in the Mediterranean, were at
Malaga; q the rest rad gone Up that The
Spanish expedition for South America,
had not sailed nor was it known when
they would depart. The Am. minister
Mr.. (.IALnol ra..-o.--.I n. tl-la.l - NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-28

Every Senator of the United States is. at
the present moment, at his post; in number
thirty-eight. This is an evidence of excli-
slve attention to public duties, not often vii
messed
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TIE EMrERoR's ANswEn.
st. Peters5urgh. Jiy 4. iSl

i've 4 cfSo" ""'T
SIR-Yosr letter ia behalf Of me Mas-
sachusetts Peace Society, viii the books
accompanying it, we're received. The
object which this phlan'hropic institution
has in view, the dissemination of thu
principles Of peace and amily among
men, meets with my cordial appreciation.
My endeavors TO promote peace aud good
will among nation. arc already known.;
and the power aud influence which Al
mighty God has committed to Inc shall
ever be employed, ! trust, in striving 20
secure to nations the blessings Of that
peace which we now enjoy.
Considering the object Of your society.
the promotion of peace among mankind,
az one so eminently conscnial to be sri-
rit ct the gospel Of JESUS Christ. have
judged it proper to express tie envy sen
timents respecting COR laborS, in answer
to your communication 10 me on the sub
ject. ALEX hNDER.
To Ret. Mark Worcester,
S crstG'y Of the Mass.
Peace Society.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-24

ed in the seventh number Of The Friend
of Peace. Many members have SINCE
been added-a new society has since
been formed in the state OF Sew-lTE.
AT least four Peace Societies have been
organized in the United Stltes--"thefs
are about forming. Besides these, we
have in our country nearly o'.c 'housa'd
congregations of Friends 0 QnaEcrs-
which we regard rs so many Peace Sc
cietieS by profession and practice.
The pamphlets your Majesty will be
pleased TO accept a. token OF the sSrt-
alton and esteem in which Your charac-
ter is held by the friends Of peace ;" this
country.
In behalf of the Massachusetts, Peace
Society,
NOAH WORCESTER, Co.. SEC.
His Majesty .aLsxAynES,
Emperor Of the Rgss;%".