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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-17
Wanted to Purchase, or take
to Winter,

TO w inter,
"ORSES, Mules, or Cattle, BY the
I'LL drove or single one. -,
ALSO TO SELL,
A family of SLAVES, consisting Of q
man, his wife and four children, three
of them girls and one boy; their ages
from IL to 20 years, the man and woman
between so and 4O-ail of them healthy
and stout,-Enquire Of the Printer.
October IA d2m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-17

Sugars.
= hnDo' Barbados & St. Lucie
- ~ te,ees SUGARS.
so boxes Havana Segais.
6 cases black Cambrics
60 boxes sweet Oil, in TASKS and
bottles-Rose and striped blankets,
Plains, coarse Cloths, etc. for sale BY
JOHN JANNEY & Co.
10th no. Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-17

On NUN . !, a. IL A. VI.
Will be sold on fuckers wharf
1000 weight first quality tOik
5000 lbs. wool
IL cases fashionab'e hats, sup goal.
8 bali pes sup. Ma as. :,oid
2 cases .Ghsmpaine, yer. superior
2 do. Yirdegrsve, do
2 do. Burgundy, DO.
$50 demjons, various sizes
Imported IN the ship Commerce, captain
CrOudhill.
Terms liberal, which will be made
known at place of sale.
p. 6. MARSIELLER, act.
October Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-17
Sales at Auction.
Bs p. G. !MaRsTEIIRR.

THIS DAY, at 10 A. Nj.
Will be sold at the vebdue Sore, co:Htt
of Prince and Wa,cr Streets
Superfiue and fine broadci"ths
Casslneres
Plains
Fiushings
Irish linens
Lawns
Domestic cottons
Gurrahs
English and India Nankeens
Cambria and book muSlins
Cotton and thread hosiery
English s.eetings
Cotton threads, &c. &c.
ALSO,
so boxes soap
100 barrels gross behring's
10 boxes glassware
10 casks Goshen cheese
casks family wine
kegs tobacco
so bags lilberts
10 casks spike nails
so doz. bud cords, furniture. to-
ALSO,
case SnOtch knit hose.
VIII be added to Fridays sale, for tie
benefit Of the underwriters,
A small quantity If HOOP IRON,
damaged, on board the ship Boston, cap
tain Finley.
Will be added to FRIDAYS sale.
Three dozen fashionable PLATEb
BRIDES.
October IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-17
Jonathan C.. May,
MERCHANT TAYLOR,

II EspEoTruLLY Informs his friends
II, aud the public, that he has just re.
ceived, and now on hand, a large and
very general assortment of the most ia
shionable cloths, cassimeres, cords, vel
vets, fancy vestings, flushings, coatings,
double milled drabs and plaids.-Gentle-
men can be supplied at all times with
coats, great coats, surtouts, cloaks, pam
falcons, vests, etc. of the, best quality,
newest fashion, and made in the best
manner-Also, mourning furnished at the
shortest notice.-On hand, very great
variety Of ready made clothing oil every
description, which he is determined to
dispose OF on as reasonable terms as any
of equal quality can be obtained in the
district.-He solicits share OF patro-
mage.
JONaTR.aN C. MAP,
Has also opened NEW SHOP, in
the above line, on King street, Tin the
house lately occupied az the Domestic
Warehousel under the care OF an expert
enced foreman, who will use his best en-
deavors to Fl.ase. His assortment is We.
ry general in every article in the above
hne of business. Customers, leaving their
measures at either shop, may depend on
having their orders executed in the most
fashionable style, and al a very short no
tice. lie requests those $40 may wish
to purchase, to call al either shop ami
view his assortment, having no doubt OF
giving them bargains that will please.
October Is dirs
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-17

N. E. Rum, & Branches.
I ANDING thi. day, from ne George
IL Washington, 4 for sale BY
JOHN M'CoBB,
so barrels n E. Rum
go do apple brandy
IL do peach brandy.
~ The WASHINGTON will sail
for NORFOLK on Thursday next.
October ID st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-17
A Negro Servant wanted,

4 LIBERAL price will be given fora
~ male Servant Of color, from IA 10
"a Yeas o. age. Enquire Of the printer.
July % =
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-17
A. LOCEWOOD

A. LOCKWOOD
"AS just returned from the eastward,
I'LL and is now opening large and ge-
neral assortment of FALL GOODS
which have been bought, principally at
auction, and will be sold low for cash, at
hip store on Kins-strest, few doors be-
lew Washington-street.
October Is wfm5ts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-17

~ The letter bag Of the ship Alta.
lanta, Capt. Rose, for Cowes. will re-
main at the Exchange Coffee House, till
SATURDAY. next, 10, 4. NJ.
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Boarding

MRS. MARSTELLER, residing at
" the corner of Prince and " ash
iugton streets, begs leate TO inform the
public, that she proposes TO take few
young persons, either Boys or Girls, to
board during the winter. Oct7.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-17
Just Received,

Just Received,
!: ;; $ IT,: ; ;: :;;:. s s:s:s' t
IN STORE,
Spermateti oil IN tierces and barrels
Do. candles in small boxes
Port wine Of superior quality in pipes,
hhds. and quarter casks
Swedish bar iron, assorted
Do. do. steel, in bundles
For sale by PHINEAS JANNEY.
10th mo. 8 wfm7t
James X. Riddle
HAS received from Philadelphia, and
I'LL by the late arrivals at this port,
SE.4SON:4BLE GOODS;
Amongst which are,
bale very superior bombaZetts
I London dressed cloths
/ assorted Hanne!s
extra large size rose blankets
All Of which he Offers for sale at very
reduced prices.
0e.obsrtl4 .afsw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-17

New Goods.
Canton grapes, 81 cashmere shawl,, pc
lisse cloths and silks, fannels,
Blankets, etc. etc. etc.
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October IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-01

N WE
moi ! few individuals gathered 10 corner mhe1e
Y sg weresanable and more unwilling 70 attend y va
,eoliop assembled ogether from seaenfec" to'a'' =
repressnta,ion, as any that was ever known 'or .
.Iar ourpose II this county and they agreed WIN leI-
.ct unanimity and cordiay upon the hon ikSi'
Msrry & ARcHErAus LAWS, Esq These gentlemen were
acted from 10 considerations but their qnaicauohs
Thev did no, select either candidate because pc was e,
r,as not Baptst,-nor because they thought ne "ou'd
LIN ,seH Or feared any other would run i-no nonha
ion was made as praiuH for spostacy lhey seec.
III tben, merely because they thought them among Their
b men and Federalism will never tail while Il aahereS
- .noh principles Mr. Lewis was long tie sole repre-
sentative from Falmouth after politics carried every
hing else before them in that place. and he wen known
y he pubc as an able magistrate and an upright man.
O tn talents and merits Of Mr. Meen theres no occa-
son 10 speak in the county Of Cumberand-and they are
known and valued throughout the state Though never
presented or any Office directly 70 the people ne has been
honoured with the appointments OF member OF the Couhe
and elecor Of President.--No man has taken warmer
interest in the good cause, or aboured more iahhluy n
m service II IS an honour TO the district that ne consents
10 be proposed for its suftrages-and we certainly can
take some prize in supporting for seat m the senate q
This state man. who would be ornament TO Inc oena'e
ofthe United States. HAMlL ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-01
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR & SENATOR'S.

LET the democrats point out better man IN the
State, OF purer morals, OF indebted religion Of
greater charity and benevolence and in a word more
perfect phianthropist than WILLIAM PHILLIPS, and
will pledge ourselves 10 vote for him, without regard
to party, for Lieutenant Governor. We may respect
all that is respectable in the character OF WILLIAM KING
He once ederalist. He belongs to an honorable
family and there is nothing small about any branch of it,
But until the public can have confidence in him,
than they can place in The President of the Brunswick
Convention, he cannot be suitable candidate for their
surages. Hi. ambition must have hghsr object than
his own aggrandizement, before he ascend to the
calm and commanding elevation of PHILLIPs aud he
must sink something of the all important object Of self
the dsneresiedness OF that generous and excellent char
acer before he attain that unfading popularity which
is often the need of virtue in wholesome state Of So
ciey
Ii Gen. King the patriot they pretend with The tai
ents he is proclaimed TO possess why has he remained
Stationary candidate for Lieutenant Governor and new
been advanced the other step when the niche has been
vacant many times since be has stood so long ON the
list without success Are his party afraid OF bis am
bition they not trust his integrity Why was it
made necessary for his TO endeavour TO Separate the
State at least 10 be Governor Of part Why after
having Varnum and Dexter ana Gray successfully put
bis head, when the nomination again left vacant
by the latter he not thought eligible candidate
Dearborn with all the sickness OF the campaign of 1918
pressing upon him l-These are questions which We.
only dsk.-Let the public ans wer--We will only say
that WILLIAM PHnLPs might have been governor Of the
State, il his modesty had not declined IL We believe
that Gen. King has declined the honor.
For Senators of Maine the Federsl,sls have adopted
the policy Of putting forward their wses their best and
most virtuous This has certainly been the case IN
Cumberland, where We most al bone and can speak
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-01

would permit you TO retain The command Of the troops
In such movement a. that in which we are engage
every thing is experimental The fitness Of men Tor 81
mons IS equally So" Always recoecng as Mrs. Mum
and do with deep interest meeting with your Lo
Then the wife Of Mr. Bowdoin j 10 london, and the
friendly intercourse which passed between us dnd
Eaaihe al time the mos. interesting 70 our country
ourselves tg so assure her Of our constant aecuon
and regards - !! page 2i Of the Pamphlet
24h Having obtained the cpnsen Of the President
and Mr. Munroe for The court ofnqury, the General o.
ras remembering that the better part Of valour discrs
ton did not see fl 10 proceed with and, 10 con-
cude. the President finally nominated Maj Gen Dear
born to the Senate ofthe United States to be Secretary
Of War and that pngrad Senate utterly refused to APP
prove but decided against the mountaineering President
withdrew the nominstion-but the Senate kindly RI
Jared 50 far as The proceedings from Their Jor'd
Now. who will presume 10 say that Maj. Gen. Henry
Dearborn" is not more or less fit" to be Governor Of
Massachusetts "a MORE, II WANTED.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-01
Your obedient Servant, &c.
HENRY DEARBORN. "

22d REASON Fit or " not" the President udg.
ed II IT, to remove Major Gem Henry Dearborn from
that command and left him range large during the
residue Of The with his pay and emouments of Nd
Tor General which the people have most cheerully paid
ami the worthy General prove his patriotic regard for
oar Interests. has most kindly accepted.
esd Whilst General Dearborn thus at leisure he
solicited his friends Madison and Munroe for Court Of In
drv into his conduct, and Mr.. Munroe addressed him
consong AID complimentary letter the 18th OF July
1914 from thar letter extract the following evi-
dence 81 Mr. Munoe conviction Of the Generals fitness
for service -" You may recoect that you had been
sr, and had evea animated doub whether your health
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-11
Boston. Oct 4.
TREATY OF GHEET.

The EI.gii.n aud American eommis-
sioners, WHO are to decide, and the a.
cents of the two governments Who Goa
duct the controversy relative to the Is
,ands in Pas.auaquoddy Bay, under tlF
4th article of the treaty Vi Ghent, aIe
,i,li in session in this town.
The business OF this commission IS very
much 10 advance o. the ether under the
same treaty, which, ON the creates
quantity OF actual surveys, Could not be
in 20 mach iorwa dness.
AT the last meeting in this town IN
June, the commissioners having examin-
ed the evidence o! the case, head al at
gument by tn. agent oil each government,
IN which wa. July Developed die pr;nci
pie. aud risnt IN which each nation c"n-
,i,iers i'seIi emitted to all the stands In
Pss.amaqaoddy Bay, AID 10 Gsand- Me
ran, 10 the Bay Of Fundy.
Daring lhe interval sil!ce the adjourn
ment, a replication ba, been prepared
by the agents prctivrly, and his now
been hcad b, The commissioners
IL these replicsiiors, wiki have co.,
tinueh for six or seven days, great Ct
.orts have been p.adc ,by each # the a
gents to support his positions ard over
throw those Of lis oppunent. Sirce the
Arguments are Grisiis, he commission-
eri nave at with ci,sed dncrs, and ~e
are unable 20 give an. further detiil Of
their prCrerd,rgs; and We nrcsu'"e ne
thing viii transp.re unfit it shal come 70
tie public through the government Of ono
III the ether rattan
Il has often heen asked, what i. the
value IF the premises in dispute We
san rcplS, that the cGr,r"vcrsy involves
jurisdiction over thee or four thousand
inhabitants. TO ton Of country cspa
bic of forming five or six townships, a
right of convenient navigation to tie r.
yer st. C.roi1, which is of great imp'"-
'arce to the towns 10 the stream, and
particularly that II embraces lnany good
.harbors and places for drying fish, which,
in case American vessels are excluded
from The shores of Nova Sculia. are indis-
,en.able tor the prosecution vi the bust
ness IN tat quarter.
From The we'll known talents AMI zeal
Of the gentlemen engaged On the Ame'i
eau sid of the question, VIC bave 40
uo"bt that every excrtion, comparing
wiih Just and honorable principles, has
beer mads to advance the interests pi
the United .-tatc:.
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From the Richmond Enquirer, Oct. Z.
NARRATIVE

or The EXPEDITION n AMELIA ISLAND.
BY ONE CONCERNED
Part the sECoyD-Erents subsequent
to the capture Of FernGnGiMa.
(coNc2upED.i
The Cause III this variable dcpOrt-
mrnt is left 10 conjecture. 1t WAS Of
a nature, however. which produced the
deepest modification and regret a.
mong thnse who had committed them
selves to the guidance of a man Wbo
could be thus Influenced. Nor were
these feelings lcssencd in their force
from tie ronsi Grafton that this indi-
,idual possessed and exercised abso-
lutte powers both in the civil and mi
litary departments witheTt limitation,
Accountability. or control. In consc-
guence Of this state Of things, several
officers retired from The service. and
others we're looking out for a fit cha
racter to TIL that Office, which they
believed to be in unworthy and inca
pable hands. To those Colonel Posey
came recommended, not only as next
in command, but from the universal
esteem in which he was held. Pro.
positions were made to him to this
effect. and he VA, entreated TO sup
ply the place Of the then commanding
General-a nobleness and generosity
OF soul IF which there are few exam
pies. would not consent to supplant a
man under whose authority he had
engaged to serve. Not that he as
inscnsible to this mans incapacity, or
felt the disappoi- 'ment whirh this
conviction produced less kecnly than
others-but because he believed his
honor to be III some measure pledged
to M'Gregor, and at all events did not
choose to expose his own conduct to
misconception or censure. lie was,
however, strongly convinced of the
necessity of imposing some check up
on the overgro~n and despite pow
ers of the commander-andw with the
concurrence and aid Of some of his
confidential friends, had prepared
plan for this purpose, which was OH
ly postponed to the arrival of the
New-York expedition. Repeated le,-
tiers were rccei' CT iron the se.. t!cmen
in that city, naming HOW ibis day
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-11
ALEXANDRIA:
SATURDAY. OCTOBER II 1917.
Mr.. SNowpES,

Mn. Snow
In looking over tie list Of voters IN
Fairfax county objected to by general
Ma>un at The late election between mm
and Mr.. Mercer, | observe the rame O.
Johu Aruudel. as MT being CITIZEN
Being neigh5or, and acquainted with
he lis,ny &c this voter, beg you 10
publish it as ii NAV show >how tr!vo'"uS
same Of the generals objections are.--
Johu Arundel cane into this country IN
tie ,e,r l774, and enlisted into the Uni
ted S;a'es' a my in the year i.'o from
the state Of New-Jersey, and continued
constantly in the army until the treaty OF
peace in 1872; and il is well Known That
when soldier enters the regular army
he swear, allegiance TO The county. Mr.
Arundel is a freeholder aud respecia-
bic. wealthy man, as to all purposes Of
comfort. A SUBSCRIBER.
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han. in the island Of Minorca; Ba' cello
ma. Marseillcs. Toulon, Genoa, Leshorn.
from thence 10 FIareuce by land, ,hro
Che beautiful city Of Pisa Pert"-Ferr% %,
Port Rio, Port Longon, in the Island Of
Elba, and Civira Vscclia; thence 10
Rome by land.-On leaving Ci'i'a Wee
cha for America, passed through the
Straits of Bonailacr, between Corsica
and Sardinia.
The Cleopatrs's Barge, had a psssa%e
of IL days lsom Civiia Iecehla, TO Ill
braltar, ard 81 from Gibraltar, faVlng
for 10 days last past, experienced head
winds and Gains.
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Original Miscellany.
roR TIRE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.

FOR TIRE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
] am fully persuaded that ore 81 the
be Z springs towards generous ssd wor-
toy Actions is, the having generous and
worthy thoughts Of ourselves; Tor It is
certain that the person who entertainS a
n.esn opinion of the dignity oi hrs own
nature, will act in no higher rank than
he has allotted himself in lis cwn est
matJGn.
That no determination &c ne2 poss"s>
this Vi tue in higher degree Shan those
gentlemen vino prul'',s he Jaw, wall, |
h,,is, ., be readily ackno~ ledsed; inas-
much that many u hem, fiO,n tire higa a.
pinion they Irte' 'sin vi thew oNn s5iii-
ties, y Il ot,eH endeev"r 10 convince
iur, ths, thsr plea i. righr. though dia-
netrira!l' opposite to justice, Law and
reason HaSs been on jury myself
where the witnesses produced, ard the
te,timony exhibited, wee % simple, gla'n
and ,lr.aa STRAIT, e, that 4 yesy su al de-
grse ut p,nrtr tiuG and dScerumeat WAS
nece ,ar, IL SaSe Uncovered IN whose
faso. the verdict Of the jlry wos!d nave
terminated
Notwithstanding, the lawyers were al.
lowed To plead about fau-hlurs, 10 no
IA, poe bIt 20 lne manifest III advantage
OF man po, men VINO were attending -
Aud It's indul s9HCe OF tie bar, l leaf, is
too often sonn,ved al by our honorable
court; who, as sertlemen TO whom the
sdmiul,t alton Of justice s entrusted,
ought to prevent aay unnecessary de-
bates or ha angues, however elegantly or
iearntdly delivered. The oath which all
iurymen take, is to determine the matter
according to evidence. Now. ii the law
yers were just allowed to explain the ma
tura o. the evidence delivered To the court
and jury, and make few necessary COM
mehts, and no more, business would be
expedited, the docket soon cleared, PEG
pie exohefated from great trouble aud ex.
pease, and all matters put in nice train.
Instead of thus, we dad in some suits
two, ard SOM times three la"yer., Tor
each party. Well, alter the examination
Of tn witness, the gentleman uho opens
the cause rises and makes very learned
aud able argument IN tavcr Of his client,
which is retOr,eJ By his opp'neat. and S"
on IN Ill it cunes to the turn Of the last
counsel-he rises, fully persuaded that he
is sblc 10 Comment as learHedls on the
subject a, aay # his predecessors, but
observes 10 t.e cou,t and jury that u y
unneces "a y for til to trouol' them much
on Tie subiec, IS It has been 5" ably dis
cuss,rl ,, the genlleNe" already N Ear"I
O.! his client; he, tie lore. means Z" ne
a. concise as possible. and IN the most
no;n,rd naaner r, . ,Satas the practice
Of some aN yers who lake VI so much oil
.,s ea..t,s Il ne; and this be exennlifes
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St .ilarY's Sent. q.

It appears Com. tury had sailed from
Galve. town, expressly commissioned, BY
Mexico, as governor Of the Fioridas. to
take 'melii they not having heard Of
Ma, Gresor's being there ; Anry br"t
with HIM some negro troops, belonging
20 ST. Domingo.
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rom ths ": 4 Daily Id; sr. iser.
oS<S
WRITTEN At SEA.

WRITTEN At SEA.
Oh il Is sad, when far away,
To think upon oar naiivs land,
And deem the sans Departing ray
Shall beam vpos hat happy strand;
To rove in visions Of the night,
Ger hlll and st cam aud grassy dale,
And see. new drest IN heauty bright,
Each well Known plain aud dewy vale,
When Tar away,
Oh il is sweet for thase vho rosm,
To their lOy'd country ~ return,
And view once mere 'he blessed home
For which their tortOr'd bosoms burn;
To see again the joyous spot
Where rose IN bis, their youthful
years,
All pain and anguish non forgot
They felt before, and all their tears.
WaeD Tar away.
AWAY With pleasures sicily tram.
Away with iny's s1tahc beam
LIE, ,hem rot mock my sight again,
Nur spoil the darkness ct ms dream.
Ire hare been hours OF iancicd bliss
Bu, these fnrevermCre are sone;
Give the tie hour waen tumuits cease,
And lOrsly SORROW broocs siOHe'
The leveri.h JOYS that once ioT'd
Iwuu!d notn"w again resume;
Their vanity my heat has prey'd,
And now it counts seciusl"ns gloom;
Tie heart that beat to rapture high,
Is hush'd to low aud murmur'ng tone,
The bursting brain and eager eve
Delight ia SORROWS HOUR alone.
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Fl ON the " T..Isrc .ldrrrsissr, Oct. 6.
some sear en-. larey arrived IN thus CT
I, frnm lIasapUo, have handed Us state
a,rnr made IS syue Americans, IN con.
fiaemept At that place. with request
that IL nns' be published, in the hope
that gOvernmen, NAY aHbrd them relief
The statement is sisred by Peter An
ksr, who it appear, belongs at Bos,"n,
but sailed last ia the Mary, from Rich
mand far ST. irOix. st this place he got
charge Of West Iadia schooner, 4 wa
D osecatiag 81 cesstul voyages Iron on"
Island to another, when h's "wner ger
.uaded lin to engage a. second "flicer Of
a pr.,ateer, uuder Capt. Asa Hosmsr -
In this new employment they sOcn made
a prize of Save He.Se' t., Africa, "''.,
which they proceeded off ST. Jago de Gu
ba. Tor tAe purpose d ran,uin.ng il a. a
. eed With the owners. While engaged
in mis- Regociatien the commaCdah' -ent
oet a ve,'e. Of superior turce, anu cap
tuged thym.
The whole crew, in which there were
8 Americans, were Jhrewn into pris",s
and confined i'll irons for 5 months, III Sc.
IA. ate aGarthentS, with oni, a plate iGii
a lite eve ! hours /. subsi', apun.-
Com. as!or had ben vi z place, AID
demanded tdsis exchange, winch the 20
yernnr ,,;used The were then marCh-
Ell, aImJs. uaked aud ba footed 10 Tia
yaan suffering IN the way hunsei and
,h.rst, and iuhuman Treatment lrom the
soldiers wno guarded 'hem.<
since their Imprisonment at Hatauna,
a By.tish man Of war has been at thai
part, aul coIained the release Of such o!
their compaUioOs as were British sub
iects. They haze sent representation
TO government, and petition te' el'el,
but 10 not kGow that II reached the L.
States. They hops the government vii
demand their release. sEd if they have
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