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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-29
FOR RENT,
March 25

The Subscriber offers for Sale,
At his Warehouse, Fuckers wharf,
5000 bushels Turks Island salt
Antigua rum in hogsheads and barrels
"hiskey in ditto
New England ram in ditto
Madeira wine in pipes, half pipes and
quarter casks,
Sherry in ditto
Chewing to6accoin kcgS-smaii twist
Nails in kegs assorted
Canaes III boxes
English white lead srauad in Gil
Mil!rd sheet lead
2 boxes servants CLOSED hats
made of fur
10 ba es English sacking
9 ditto DO canvass, M. S to 9,
All of which will be sold low by
James SanderSon.
March 81 II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-04
Public Sale.
March 10

The subscribers three story Brick
House on Cameron street, opposite The
market house and near to the Bank OF
Alexandria, heretofore advertised, tor
particulars see our paper under date Of
9TH February Iast) will be offered at pub.
lie sale on the premises
On Tuesday 18th april nert.
at 10 o'clock. Terms a credit of four
years for 5000 dollars, secured with in
terest or the property for the rem ainder,
one half will be required 10 hand, and
the balance in approx ed endorsed notes,
payable with int, est at three, six, nine
and twelve months; the property being
liable until paid.
Any person wishing to view the pre-,
misses, or who would prefer purchasing
at priva.e sale, can have an opportunity
Of doing so on fair and liberal terms pre-.
viOus to the day Of sale.
WIN. DUNLAP.
March %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-04
Sales at Auction.
On Wednesdays and Saturdays

On Wednesdays ana saturdays,
WILL BE OFFERED,
A. the Auction Office on Union street,
Between King and Prince
n extensive and general assortment
of seasonable Goods, OF British,
E,snch. German, India, and Domestic
Manufacture, which will be well select
ID and well worthy the attention OF
,own aud country merchants and Others
a. the undersigned will be abundantly
saon'ied from the manufsctors and their
sr;i.pls in Boston, New York and Phila-
iel,lia-which will give to gentlemen an
oprnrtunity of laying in th"'r goods on as
sao! terms as they can be &c :hose cities
F.k;nr into view the difference OF Ex-
ch2ngr, etc. etc.
The particular description OF goods
will be advertised in the papers OF the
Coasicnments strictly attended TO and
liberal advances made if desirable.
John Jackson q 90.
AuC .,sneers.
81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-04
March 90
TO RENT.

The house and premises now occupied
ty ne subscriber, pleasantly situated IN
Wa,e street, viii make delightful sum-
mer residence, aud is calculated to ac-
commodate a large family. The occu.
pant being about leaving the country,
would rent the above situation until the
FIRST of October next at low rate. For
terms, apply to Mcssrs, Lawrason q
Fswle, or to ,
March 2S -"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-04
1881
FurrS 4 pei,rics

On the 18th April, ensuing, at eFs
ven O'Clock A. NJ. viii be offered at
Public Auction, at the store house of he
superintendent Of Indian trade, in
Georgetown ID c. A parcel of Furv 4
Peltries, received from the United States
trading houses principally from the
upper Mississippi, and the Missouri /; g.
moDg them are,
$4,000 shaved deer skins
ESQ bear do
100 cub
600 muskfats
lao otter
500 raccoOn
$40 beaver
And some cat and fox skins
Approved notes at ninety days, will
be received for al! Sims above one hon.
ured dollars.
THOMAS l.. M'KENNEY.
Superintendent Of Indian trades
March IL DIS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-04
vol. XVII
SALES AT VENDUE.

On every Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
1.-THE Vendue Store, corner of Prince
and Water Streets,
A VARIETY OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c:
PARTICULARS Of which will be expressed in
the bills of the day.
NJ All kind of goods which are on
limitation and the prices of which are
.stabl;shed, can at any time be viewed
and purchased at the lowest limitation
and prices. ,,sr,,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-04
WHISKEY.
A CARD.

LIONEL ]. LARKIN, has the plea.
sure of informing his scholars and the
public generally, that his hours tor must
cal tuition, will be every day from nine
o'clock until twelve A. NJ. and from
two until half past five, T. NJ
and from 7 until half past 9 on Monday
Tuesday, Thursday aud Friday Even.
iugs. A.. a,,h,, or
single FIaseolett, will be waited on at
their residence.
Fer terms--insuire at Mr.. L. Gray's
Book store, March ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-04
November 27
Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has just received BY the
General Linsaa, Captain Weston, from
Amsterdam, large and elegant assort'
ment Of Boiling Cloths, Of a superior qua
ity, which " III be- offered for sale at the
store OF Mr.. James anderson.
amos .aferIndsr.
October 6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-04
COMBS.

Thomas Mount,
Confines to have Combs manufactured
from totoise shell and horns. He has
Just 6hished about one hundred e fifty
dozen Tortoise she'll Combs, Il newest
fashions; which, with a very general
assortment of combs of all descriptions
and very handsome collection Of
Fancy Goods, Hardware and
Cutlery,
Inferior to none in the district OF Co.
Iumbia, he offers for sale on reasonable
terms, at his Fancy Hardware Store on
King street.
Editors of the National Intelligencer
are requested to insert the above three
times aud send their account to tb; Of.
flee.
February IA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-04
Paper for SAFE.
DAVID ard 7. Ross.

Iyt.FAta LsisN -$Ooo'
Have received ~ 3hig POTOMAC, from
usuua,
81 bales writing popG', as
Svb,ch they otssc ;Oy sale Ga T.,., .'w
tens. They keep d constant sup, : 4"
6, quality chewing tobacco ioT sale 5s
TIE Juontity'
Dec IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-04
Notice.

Raraway from the subscriber in Corn.
wallis's Neck, negro woman named
phillis, formerly the cook and market
woman of Captain Richard Stonestreet,
Of Broad Creek--l haze heard she wishes
to get to Philadelphia. | will give One
hundred Dollars if taken in or about
Philadelphia twenty five iftaken in or
about Baltimore, and Fifty Dollars it
taken iD Alexandria Or neighborhood, and
secured in any jai! so that | get her a.
gain. heard lately she was seen in
washington with her free husband, who
call hi.aself William Adams.
Joseph y. Stonesreet.
FEBRUARY % tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-04
MERINO WOOL

Will be purchased, if well washed,
for which British goods by the packages
or piece will be given at reasonable adj
vance at No. 4, cOrLer Of German aad
Sharpe streets
Baltimore March $50
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-04
FRIDAY, APRIL 4. 1917
Little River Turnpike Stock
WANTED;
For which cash will be paid at the
Fire Insurance Office.
February IS tt
Harmon & Bradley,
Cnbinet Make, g

Harmon & Bradley,
Cabinet .MnFee' 3.
Respectfully inform their friends and
the public, that they have commenced
the above business in all its various
branches, at the stand lately occupied
by James Harris at the corner of King
and patrick.streets, where al! orders in
their line will be thankfully received and
promptly executed,
They trust that by strict attention to,
gether with the quality of their work
they will be enabled to give general sa.
tistaction to all those WIN may please Ia
favour them with their custom,
". 3. Old furniture repaired at the
shortest notice. March
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-04
Piano FOrteS.

fIaIlO TOfLtS.
The subscriber has just received an
elegant upright cabinet Piano Forte, on a
new construction, OF very superior tone,
and warrinted 10 stand well in tune
has additional keys and two pedals, one
to RAISE the hampers, the other removes
the finger bard, SO that the hammers
strike bui one string. by which means 1t
NAV be made as Piano as necessary
On HAND,
four square Pianos, with additional keys;
some Of them pronounced BY judges to be
OF excellent quality.
R. GRAY.
March %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-04

FOR PHILADELPHIA or n. YORK,
ssE The new 4 fast sailing schooner
MkfRANKLlN, Job Stockley mas
ter, aDout 500 barrels, will take freight
for either port on reasonable terms. Ap.
ply to GEo. COLEMAN.
.March 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-04
Dissolution of Partnership.

Dissolution of Partnership.
The partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of RIDDLE and HILL,
was BY mutual consent dissolved on the
18th instant.
James r. Riddle,
Will continue to carry on business at
the same Stand, and will settle all claims
on the concern. Those indebted will
please make payment to either of the
Ngb>cribers.
James r. Riddle,
joseph b. Hill.
March ga 2awSw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-04
FOR Sac,

A Lyact o! Land contau;os s57 acres,
mare or less. lying on o 'quan Bay IN
III couaty Of Fairfax and state OF FTg
ma, adjoining the lands of Robert l.
Thompson aud William Mason. 1t /,
presumed those desirnus of purchasing
will view the land and for themselves
jliye of its peculiar advantages. one
o. IT the purchase maney will be re-
gu-el in hand, the balance at II, e IL
months, with 4 deed OF trust to sccur
me payments.
Thompson F. Mason.
nac9mbpr ! I,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-04
Albany Oats,

A few hundred bushels of Oats worthy
the attention of farmers, can be had by
applying to the subscriber, lower end Of
Duke street.
Wm. Fl. Br0sga
March 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-04
FOR RENT,

The Subscriber offers for Sale,
At his Warehouse, Fuckers wharf,
5000 bushels Turks Island salt
Antigua rum in hogsheads and barrels
J Whiskey in ditto
New England rum in ditto
Madeira wine in pipes, half pipes and
quarter casks
Sherry in ditto
chewing tobacco in kegs-small twist
Nails in kegs assorted
Candleyin boxes
English white lead ground in oil
Milled sheet lead
boxes servants CLOSED hats
made OF fur
10 bales English sacking
9 ditto do canvass, No. s to 6,
All of which will be sold low by
James Sanderson.
March Is tt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20
-<xN&Nr
Tie EtesL.ek at Baltimorr.

We extract the following account OF the cal.
amly which has lately beiallcn the .ciiy of
Baltimore, from the dmerfcsn, published
at tAat place.
We hnd il our painful du'y 70 record the
most awLil and desolsting occurrence which
has ever bcfalcn the city of Baltimore. The
rain whiSb commenced on Friday night in.
creased on Saturday morning to torrent,
and continued 9Th little omission until about
u o'clock on tina, day. Jonrs' Fausr which
receives the water discharged from the north
ern part of the city, rose to a considerable
height ia the morning, and 5y the continued
accession OF water was suddenly swel!ed TO
the appalling heigh'h OF from Is to 20 fee,
above ,ac com mon level Of the stream, there
by ove flowing its banks, and entirely inunda-
,ing The lower part OF the city in the vicinity
of the Fail,--The consequences of this w.
expected rise we're tru'y awful aud attended
with the most destructive enects. The up
per wooden bridge was swept entire from
the abutment, and lodged short distance
above the next lower bridge, which crosses
al the intersection OF Bsthstreet. This
bridge, also, (known by the name Of Fine
Bridge) was completely carried off the sbst-
ments, and driven against Gay-s,rcet Bridge,
were it vas arrested. BY this stoppage OF
strong wooden bridge, nearly as wide as the
s;eram itself, aod by The accumulation OF tim
Der, wood, houses, sc. which il arrested is
their course, the chdpnel Of the Falls was
blocked up. This occssioncd the water 10
seek new passage-It formed one by forcs
ine through the lots 1t the west end OF Fish
stree, IL rushed to Cay street; from thence
acros to Frederick snd Harrison street
lowo II Hirrison-streets 20 ALarkst- streets;
aeTos Ms,ket Space on both sides, and into
the docks. Through these streets ard
and through the lots and property between
hem and the Falls, the water rushed with
an overwhelming force. The whole section
Of the city formerly called the Meadow
was onder water as a;so. s. Frederick, from
Second street to The wharf.
The dsnsse aud ccstFoctico Of property
is al present incs'e ulsblc. la every direction
lisols,ion is visible.
The cnrcent carried with !, trees, fences,
lumber, wood, parts OF houses, furniture,
horses, cows. hogs, an5 aimosi every nova
be article within It's ,eseh.
Al D.. Wnisc's dis,iiiery.a isrge frame
house, about 50 large mssb tubs, &c. were
"a lied OF a little farther ie@o the walls
u several tf,ck houses were bea,en in.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20

Spirit to then and their children. At last
the white people came here in great canoe.
They asked only to let them Tie it to tree,
lest the waters should carry il away--we
consented. They then saiS some Of their
people were sick, and they asked permission
TO land them and put them under the shade
of the trees. The ise then came aAd they
could not 90 away. They then begged for .
piece OF fland TO build wigwams for the wister
I've granted il to them. They then sskcd
for some corn to keep thom from starving ).
we kindly furnished them, they promising
20 GO away whcn the ice was gone. When
this happened, we told them they must 60
sway with their big canoe; but they pointed
TO their big guns round their wigwams, aud
said they would stay there, and we could not
make The N GO away. Afterwards more came
They brought spirituous and intoxicating
liquors With them, of which the Indians be-
came very fond. They persuaded US to sell
them SONS land. Finally they drove US
back, from time TO time, into the Wilderness
far from the water, and fish and oysters
they have destroyed the game--ou people
hare wasted away, and now we live m'sers-
ole and wretehed whilst you are enjoying
our hno and beautiful country. This makes
pe sorry brother and I cannot help It,,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20
MARINE NEWS.
PORT oR AkH,PORT.

PORT or AEHPORT
Entsred-sloop Express, Hammctt. New-fork |;
do. George and Mary. Walden, do. schooner Milo,
Beetle, do. s.oop Canton Grape, Brown, do. do.
Fame, Gardner, co.
CisGed-sehooner Comet. Matthews, New,York; !;
sloop Ann- Maria, Bliss, DO
Tuesday, .lrg. l9-Arrved, sch. Sarah Hannah,
Hunt, Charleston, 6 days, boand ~ Providence,
Pass.ngers--Messrs. ThurstoD, Crafts, Bass, May.
s. Luther, II. Il. Luther, Mmmiord, Toby, Eager,
Prince, and Dana.
The Perseverance, Lswton, OF this port, was at
Havana, Aug. 2, uncertsin when 10 sail.
The ship Rapid, Stanhopc, OF this port, sailed
from Liverpool. July 10. for Bsemen.
The ship William & Henry. Sesbury, OF this port
arrived st LiveypooiI, July 4, from Savannah.
The sch HraIs. from this port fvr Guadsloupc,
was spoken in lat. IA, Ion, 81, Is days out.
The ship William, burroughs, Of this port, clear
cd oui At Ss~-vosk, for Hull. Aug. -.
The shir., Z-nopbon AID yrow Elizabeth, have
Arrived at PbiladeIphia, from Holland, the former
SO ssd the latter 400 passengers on board.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20
EMIGRATION.

.deeornt ef Emigr0ns from foreign countries
arriuf,e in she United Stans--eotietfed
from she shihhing hsts received az the office
Of the WSAxL1 REcLs1GR,Jor TWO weeks,
ending yesterday s,orning, .drg.
Taties like the following are calculated TO
in,ercs, the political enquirer. They AFFORD
data oa which more extensive calculations
Gao be made, and are useful to the historian
and Others. This list was commenced on
Friday, the 18th of July, without any regard
to. or idea N what it would produce, and
kept up from day to day as We received our
newspapers by the mails. but sNehumes'
when there are only few passengers, they
arc not noticed, and some that were men
toned may have escaped our notice.. loe
amouat is, probably, about hse-sixths OF all
who arrived in the fortnight.
q Fable tells 10 that Saturn devoured his
own childcen, by a contract, arising from
jealousy or the love of selfrule. IL Is TINS
that many European nations act. They nsa
rather that their people should Pefish a'
home, than suffer them to emigra,e, and'
possibly, strenglhen the power and ada 70
the resources Of another country. Inc de-
aree Of suffering must ever be ve'y great 10
rouse u courage sufficient to cause many 10
leave the tombs Of their ancestors and ny 70
strange land from whence they never ex-
pecs to rsturu but TO this, and all the strong
ties that unite with it, many regulations are
added to clsek il, or render II impossible
1t reqaires little fortune for a man and his
family to leave the British dominions, at tins
umc. Vessels are severelly limited as 20
number Of passengers that may carry, ana
the COS, Of a passage is proportionaliy dear.
Itis virtually prohibited TO the poor' and
denied absolutely to mechanics and manu-
facturcrs. On the continent, also measures
have been taken to circumscribe emigration
bur still it is powerfu, aod will Increase
We have room enough yet let them come
The tree of liberty we have planted Is ior
the healing of the people Of all nations that
that will come under lie shede not soih'h,
for our benefit only. But the emigrants
should press into the in,erior---in the pres
ent state OF tho times we seem too thick on
the maritims frontier alresdy--wi,his, there
is ample and pro6tsble employment tor all,
in almost sny branch of business ;and siran'
gers should be encouraged to seek 1t there
Vessels names Where from Ar. at Passengers
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20

Inthis town. on Sunday morning last, MIR. CLanxE z
CooxR, merchant, aged 48:
In this town, on Thursday last, Mrs. Many PeeK-
Han, rcct of Mr.. Benoni reekbsm, aged 86 Yeas.
At.uiddletown, (on this isiand) on Monday, the
It'll inst. Mrs. Mary iioLNEs. relict of Mr. John
ho'mes, in the 60th year OF her age
At New.York, on the 28th ut. OLtvER A. fsEAD,
son OF Mr.. John Read, Of this town, in the l7th
year of his age.
At Hopkimown, on the 10th ult. Mrs. SALTY
Cara, in the SD year Of her age, scnsort Of Capt
Peieg Carr. and daughter Of the late Capt John
Carr, rs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20

From sepsarsncss, we are lid 20 believe
that the loss q, M'causland's extensive b'ew-
cry, hss been Immense, the water having
reached 10 the second nours Of AL his boi.d-
ings, and having a clear sweep through his
properly.
nut the scene of ruin about Gay-s,reet
Bridge is indiscribablc The heart sicksns
in beholding tho distress OF our fellow ehi-
xens in this part OF the. city y.---f,is impossi-
hlc 20 partiuiarize where all have suffered so
SEVERELY. The current dcsuoyed pasi Ut
Fs-strect, part Of a.. Frederic k-s,ree,, ard al
the intersection of Gay and Harrison-sirssis,
was particularly destructive. The ground is
here washed away to'the depth OF or 10
feet, in number OF places, leaving The fonn-
da,ion walls Of houses entirely ba's. Son'o
of the houses are much Injured ty the dining
Of rafters, wood, Sec. against then. The op-
per side of the Bridce was destroyed by the
immenco presuse on Il.
Afarket-strect Bridge is not Injured
The Foot Bridges crossing from Plough
ham street, and Martc,--and pe,efs'-bildge
are entirely gone leaving the Falls clear fom
Market to pratt-streets, Piat,'stiset Bridge
is not seriously Injured.
The Water Company's Canal, and works,
are in such sta,c as will deprive the city OF
hydrant water for some time 10 come.
The situation OF fonalies during this pc-
1 riod was dreadful. In many OF the houses
| il rose TO the second stories, and on every
side raging current, oscrpoweins sny cn.
| deavcur 10 relieve them.
The waters were al their height al three
/! o'clock p. NJ. and between six and seven
had subscribed.
On Hartford Run, the Bridges crossing
from Piu-street, Delany-strces and King
/ George ee-sticet, are SO much iojurcd, that ne "
Bridges will be erected.
On Gunpowdcr Falls, MIR. w. Pauerson's
Saw and Plaster Mills are entereiy destroy.
ed, together with AGO barrels oi flour. The
bridge a, the Philadelphia road, and two
others above are also destroyed.
\ The Mail from Brilimore 10 the eastward
! is at MIR. Cooks house, ths sids Of tho Gun
powder, and the Mal from the eastward !,
on the other side. The stream IL impassa
bic.
Several lives ara reported to DO lost---th'
number of names We cannot accertain accu
rs,ely to-day. An pscn,ice 70 MIR. Geo
Mi;ier, smith, Is drowned--and Mr.. Pete
O'Rouikc, OF Hoilidey-s,reet. We wines
sed several hair-breaGth eseape of thoseswh
we've ss,ising 10 ,assis, thsir friends.
4 Ws sincetcly syapa,hize with the unfor
,upa,e suffcrers ~ this drcsdlul caIemhy
aud viii chccrfnlly advertise, free Of expense
any articles that map be lost or found
Those who have picked up articles OF en-
| kind whevet, are ieqaeyed 10 leave dis
c,rr,,sn OF ,hcm at this of.ice, so that the
may be recovered by The upioruna.e owners
Many OF the sufferers have been ruined, an
~ -. n a
VIC owe each o,bsr to assist them" says on
worthy Mayor. Our ciiizens were pcvc
ioned wanting ia the discharge OF il-.-and Q
,his occasion we know their conduct wi
Justly our assertion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20
4 sEx MoNsrNR was see,

II SEA MONSTER was seen in the har-
Dor of Gloucester, during mos. OF The days OF
last week 1t is described as Serpent from
II TO Is inches io diameter, and from 40 TO
100 feet long. Great efforts s,e making TO
take it, which we hope will be succe.siui.
rhe great hquailic Serpent ia t'edccssr
HArbor was seen yeste,dsy morning
Boston hetef.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20

bees made ifthsy had taken their passages
direct.--hiies Register.
Via Raifar, wlers they arrived. with o tssv q
csnins. 10 fhe United Ssafes.
va ST. .indSsss. Fs Lu6ee in fhe Ds''rief
of Name.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20

lIE sabserihsr will either sell or lease the House,
a in which be now lives. in Tbames-street--and
have irsnediste possession. Tie will sell some land
adjoining the estate sf tho lac George Chsmpha,
ESQ which land is very convenient for House Iota
He viii either sell or lease hs farm At sscbuesst.
point. in Middietowa. He has some Furniture also
for sale. NATH HAZARD
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20

The southern papers sie filed with ac-
counts of the destruction of immence prop
erty, by the late storm aud freshe,, IN New.
Yotk, Pennsylvania and Maryland. Many
lives have also been lost. Great damage has
been done in New Jersey by the fresdets..
Twenty three buildings wese destroyed
at Wallipgford, Con. on the l3th inst. by
tofpado.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-20
NHw.Yonx, Aua. Is.

The Presiden, Of the u. 5. iei, Sackets
Harbour on the OH inst. He embarked on
board tho Il. S. brig ;obes, ., A. Nj. and
sailed for Niagara, accompanied by the schr.
LADY OF the Lake. t