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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-01
THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER t. 1918.
Advertisement.


4 SECONDED from the subscribers
= v service, on Saturday night the l5th
inst. Negro woman TREACE or TREACY
she is five feet two or three inches high,
about 30 years of age, of very dark COM
plexion, and when particularly examined
is very apt to confoiind herself.-it is
deemed unnecessary TO mention her clo-
thing, as she has all of them with her, and
being extremely artiul, she 10 doubt will
change them and endeavor to pass for a
free woman. She is well acquainted in
Charles county, Prince Georges, Alexan-
dria and the City, as about years ago she
made her escape, and was or months
about the Lower Ferry, leading to A'exan-
dria, and from thence 10 Washington City,
where she acquired an extensive acqualn-
..nce among the Negroes belonging 10 John
Orcnt, esq. and the greater part of said
Negroes belong now, 10 William and Ro-
Der Brent, esqrs and Mr.. Dudley Digs.
Negro Treace has a scar on the back part
of her neck, occasioned by seaton put for
the benefit Of her eyes, which are very
weak at this time will give 10 dollars
if taken in the county and secured in Jail,
or il out OF the county and secured as store-
said, so that get her again, % dollars,
and all reasonable charges paid if brought
home. All persons are forewarned har-
boring or employing said Negro at their
peril, as the law will be vigorously put in
force against any offender.
THOM As BURGESS.
Charles co. Maryland, near
Port Tobacco, Aug. "a d3tTu
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-01
September 9
French Greek Boarding School.

French Greek Boarding School.
The faRotvirg is published for the infor-
nation Of Parents ):
"AvlNG long believed that School
4 on plan different from most Others
in many respects, would be beneficial 10
society, and experimenting that with all
its cares; and the responsibility insepara-
bic f.om such q concern, l could more
cheerfully devote ny time 10 the pduca-
ton of children than to any other BUSH
ness, have concluded To establish a
BOARDING SCHOOL for GIRLS
With this view have purchased the
FRENcH CREEK FARM, four miles east
O: the yellow springs, on the Nsrristown
and Philadelphia road, situated in Pike
land aud Vincent townships, Chester
county, twenty.seven miles from Phi!a-
delphia, combining many convcniencics
for the support OF such an institution ;
and having let the farm, etc. in way
calculated 10 supply the faulty with pro-
visions, ipropose to devote my attention,
with the aid of suitable assistants, to tho
education of the children. who may be
placed under my care.
In selecting the pupils, it is not propo-
sed to be governed entirei, by their ages,
nor to require that they shall ali be mem
bers OF the re igious society of Friends ;
but as the school rules viii be very few
in number aud very simple, it is my wish
that none may be sent contrary TO heir
own inclination, nor any one Who would
not be likely 10 be good examples to the
other scholars, aud treat them with kind
ness and affection.
Inc price for board and tuition will be
two hundred Dollars per annuni, one
quarter always to be Paid liz advance
n" restrictions respecting the kind Of
clothing are intended, nof3espccting the
frequency of the changes that parents
NAV require; the washing will be char
ged at the ordinary price per Dozen
children may be admitted Tor one quar-.
ter only, and such as are entered Tor a
longer period, may nevertheless be remo-
we'd at the expiration Of any Quarter
The communication with PHILADELPHIA
will be frequent and easy by stage. and a
house of entertainment kept by the far
mef Tor the accommodation Of persons
having business at tie school.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, En-.
glish Grammar, Geography and the use
OF Maps and globes. will be taught, toge-
ther with such other branches al the pGo-
gress OF the children and experience may
render expedieEt. The school to open
the fist OF the 9Th month next. For fur.
Their information apply to Edward Sta
bier, Alexandria, or to ,,--.
EMM0R KINDER.
ID mo. 81 ST.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-01
ACADEMY.

VliE Subscriber most respectfully in
I forms the Inhabitants of Alexandria,
that he will open an English, Mercanile,
aud Mathematical Academy at Mr.. Rudd's,
Prince street, few doors west of the FAR
mers' Bank, where youth shall be instruct
ed with care and expedition in the following
sciences, in order 10 qualify them for the
different departments in trade and business,
viz. In the .Nercantiie, .Navdl, and Militia
ry Ene.-Reading writing arithmetic X
English-srammar; book keeping i geome-
try both plane and solid; mensuration of sur
faces and solids trigonometry, both plane
and spherical; surveying gauging navi-
CATION dialing; use of the globes, maps,
and geography algebra conic-sections /;
mechanics; gunnery; fertilization; lux
ions; astronomy; &c. &c.
Applications TO he made to Mr. Guy At
kinson. Mr. VIM. Dunlap, or al the acade-
my, where the terms will he made known.
C-yThe Academy will open on the 18th
inst JAS. CADEN.
Prof liah. {. Net. Philosophy
Arithmetic in so compendiouS manner,
Thy lecture) that one figure does the Office
OF ten in the common way and of course,
in one tenth the time thestudent can acquire
Angular knowledge Of this excellent art.
tBook-keeping (by Single and double en-
try in all It's varieties with general lectures
OF Domestic, Factorage, and Company Ac-
counts Accounts of Exchange NegoCia-
ton OF hills; covering of cargoes. sc. with
calculations, shelving at one view the state
of the trader, merchant, factor, and grocer S
affairs. These being moreclosely connect
ed with business than any of the above, oc-
casioued the subscriber to point them out TO
the public. He also invites ihe.learned to
visit the academy at their convenience, and
ildge for themselves. On the first of Octo-
Der he will open an Evening School, for the
accommodation of those whose employ
ments prevent from attending during the
day. &c.
! September Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-01
Port-Tobacco Jockey Club
Races.

NYTILL commence on TUESDAY, the
Wv 9Ttn q: OCTOBER next. The
purses to be raised aud paid as usual. -
They viii be respectable but the precise
amount cannot be ascertained,-lt is sup
posed the first days purse will be 800 dol
lars; the second, about goo; the third
days race, for saddle, bride, and mar
tinsale: for saddle horses of the county
only. CSJ-The first days race, miles
and repeat; the second days race, , miles
and repeat the third days race, mile
aud repeat:-weishts agreeable to the
Washington iocxey club races, except the
saddle horses, and they may carry a Tea
Their. Sept. lS GIO
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-01
Exchange 8 BROKERS' Office
GeOrgeto7gn, District Of Columbia.
ROMULUS RIGGS.


A 7 his Office, next doo~ below Craw-
y lord's tavern. Bridge-st George Town,
will exchange all kinds of Bank Notes on
the most reasonable terms. ALL persons
who may have notes on the banks of North
Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia,
would do well to call On him, as he is
largely in the purchase oAshat kind Of mo-
ney, and will take It on the most reasona-
BILE terms-Persons travelling 10 the West
em Country may ut all times get the Bank
Notes of the Western BsnSs at fair dis
co'r!t, by calling at his Office. For the in
formation Of all persons throughout the U.
States. r. Riggs makes il known, that all
of the Banks of the Distrist of Columbia
pay their notes on demand in specie; and
il would be much to the advantage of the
merchants, and trading to the South and
west, 10 encoucage the circulation of the
Notes of the Banks Of Georgetown, Wash
ipgton and Alexandria, as i will at all
times answer for remittances 10 the large
commercial and Atlantic towns all per-
sons emigrating or travelling to the west
ward should be very particular and take
the Notes of the Banks Of the Dis riot OF
Columbia, as they viii lind them the most
current. there beng no counterfeits on the
District Banks. The Merchants Bank Of
Alexandra has long since faied-all per-
sons should be on their guard, as they will
be imposed on. August 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-01
Cal'peting.

I'M hani at the aucfioG store corner
y M Prince and Water streets, HJl-
lsud Rash Carpets, Justly celebrated for
their durab lity)-of different widths and
qualities. waich may be seen and plr.
chased at any time.
JuGe is P, g. MARSTELLER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-01
Books and Stationary.

DOBERT GRAY has Just received for
II sale on commission, an invoice OF
Books and Stationary, among which are the
following ARTICLES, viz:
Sir Robert Wilson's sketch Of the mill
tary and political power OF Russia
Phiiiips'S speeches Shcy'S bookkeeping
Says aatechiSm of political economy
Manners & customs; Accidents OF lite
Gis5ourne' ) natural theology
Adams'S history of all religions
Beane;t'S letters history the late war
Voiaey's Ruins Brownie OF Bndsbeck
The Sisters Pope's Essay ON Nan
Tales OF my Landlord; Tay!or's Inquiry
Travels at home Domestic Medicine
Debates of the virginia Convention, on
the adoption of the Federal Constitution
Wright's Life of Christ AMI his APOSTLES
Bonnet boards by the gross, dozen or SIN
gle superine Sellum cap writing paper
August %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-01
PrnnelIo and SIX Shnrs.

VUST received, (dircct from France
- 23 doz black, green, buff, cinnamon,
white, brown aud dove co'ored .i!k and
'Prunello shoes, OF superior quality; few
dozen glazed shoes.
ALSO,
On hand, an extensive assortment of ladies'
and misses kid, morocco and leather shoes I;
gentlemen's fine boots, shoes and pumps !;
common AMI coarse shoes and pumps; boys
and chiidren's do; first aud secoud quality
Baltimore hats low priced men 8 aud boys
do; water proof plush do.-for sale whole
sale and retail By the subscriber at his
store, King street. WM. TRUE.
August ) diwwlmu
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-01

500 men's& boys bound leather shoes
400 mems low priced fur hats
AGO do and boys wool do
100 boys white do
10 boxes lemons
All of the above articles are Offered for
sale at low prices for cash, and at the usual
credit to punctual customeg.-Country
Merchants can be supplied at Northern
Prices. August 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-01
Notice.

VTNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
Z tween the subscribers, under the hrm
OF Join Jdnaey : Co. is this dag dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons hasiag
claims, as well IS those indebted to the con-
Germ. are requested to apply to Thomas v,
huck for settlement.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-01
JOHN JANNEI,
THOMAS V. HCCk
9th month 18th

The subscriber will continue in business
at the stores formerly occupied By John
Janney & Co. where he invites continue
ance Of the fayors of the friends OF the late
frm. 2w THOMAS V. HUCk.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-01
S. s. D. Reed,

uAVE just received fresh supply of
IL SHOES and HATS, consisting OF The
following kinds:
1000 pair women's leather pumps
400 do DO thick soles
300 misses do do
500 ladies' morocco slips
200 do do with heels
500 do low priced morocco slips
500 children's morocco and leather
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-01
Robert GRAY,

Ioyht stress,
IE>S Just received on consignment,
IA the following BOOKS and STA
.iONfRY ,RTlCI.ES, viz:
Vlney's Rams: rnadicus Of War
saw; 0iney Hyms; Faneway's Letters
Murray's Reader, Grammar, Exercises
and Key;
Trjunphs Of Temper;
New York Reader, No. l, Q, IS;
Episcopal prayer books
travels at Home; Cases of Conscience
Chalmec's Discusses
Accidents OF Human Life
plaicede, a Spanish Tale; Manners, a
noyel Balance OF Comfort
Letters from the Cape Of Gond Hope
Bonap&rte', Letter 10 Lord Liverpool
Coxe's Female scripture Biography
BE III les of Robertson
Harrington aud 0rnOnd
Memoirs of Moreau
5erna,,0tte
Rachael Baker
Youths Cabinet
Murray's Grammar, Abridged
Murray's, Web ter;s Comly's, and n
York Spelling Books
New.York Preceptor and Primer
hIlison's Scrh ms, Q vo!umes
Tales OF Fancy; Political Chronology
Claws Cicel onis Tacitus
Airs of Palestine Hubert and Ellen
Valentines Eve; Readings on Poetry
Lord of the Isles
Sancho. or The Proyerbialst
COwper's Poems ;sa,omic Dramas
Paris Revisited: French War in Spain
Poets Pilgrimage; Masonic Minstrel
Simpsons Ce'ic Sections
Will>h's Lectures
RambACh', Medi'atiOns
Sidney on Government
Warren's America; Military Tutor
Family Prayers; american Star
Sanford and Me'tnn; SCOTS Lessons
LUOking Glass for the Mind
Pocket aud school Bibles u Testaments
Jess surveying
Lohnson's Dictionary, large and small
Chi!I's Monitori American Nepos
History Of England
hddison's Works, 6 vols. boards
Fcderaii,t; Clerks Magazine
ColumbIan Letter Writer
Introduction to Reading
Episcopal hymns, &c. &c.
Stationary:
Plain aud fancy letter, superfne and
common cap writing and large brown
wrapping paper; band box and bonnet
boarGs; playing cards; ink powder, red
and black black morocco pocket books /;
wedgewcod cork and paper inkholders /;
lead and slate pencils supe, fine English
and American drawing paper; Reeves
cOlors in boxes German and octave
flutes fifes and clarionets; black sard
aud sand boxes; waters; quilts; blank
checks on the Mechanics aud FIrmers'
bank bills OF ladiDg scamen's arilcIes;
mandests and powers OF attorney; bank
books, copy and cyPheriDg books, plain
and ruled ledgers Journals day books
invoices. letter y Common occount books
in full aud half binding. Orders for any
description Of BLANK BOOKS executed at
a short notice; aud warranted for neat
ness, strength aud durability, equal to
any in the DISTRICT. June 27.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-01
For Sale.
DY special appointment, DR.. Deans ge
- maine
Vegetable Pneumatic Pills:

Sn celebrated in Ncw-EnglsnA for The
manv remarkable cureS which they nave
wrought, some of which are particularized
in the papers of directions, where many
thousand boxes are used annually TO gene
ral satisfaction.
These pills are recommended by men Of
tbr ,,rSt characters in the state Of Mas,aChu-
se,,,. JAMES KENNEDY Y son.
September Oh
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-01
Notice.

A LII persons having unsettled accounts
~ with the late concern OF Nc r. Black
tocs, are hereby requested 10 bring them 10
the subscriber for adjustment without delay,
as the affair, OF that firm must be settled
within limited time and those indebted
viii please discharge their accounts as soon
as possible, to
ROBERT S. Blackjack,
Who continues the
Grocery Business,
at the same stand, in King street, and in
vites the friends of the Iate firm to call on
him lorsupplies as usual.
September 7 DIFF
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Landing

. ER0M on board the Norfolk packet and
IL for sale, 10 hhdS Antigua Rum
August go NEWTON KEENE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-26
NEW SPANISH DECREE

SAVANNAH, Feb. 17.-'ro the polite
ness OF a commercial gentleman, we are
indebted fora Havana paper of the 30th
uit. II contains decree of the king of
Spain, permitting emigrants from any
part of Europe or America to settle in
Cuba, and. after remaining there five
years, to leave it, if they be SO inclined,
with whatever property they may acquire,
tree OF duty or nmpost.
This decree (Which is in the hands of a
translator, and shallappear as early as pos
slblein our columns) cannot fail in greet
ly Improving that rich and beautiful! isl
and, by drawing 10 it Numbers of French
and Americans from different parts of
the u. States, and planters from the En-
glish islands. II is not 10 be presumed
that many of them wild choose il as a
permanent residence but during their
stay, their characteristic enterprize and
industry must nave the mosl saIuiary in
fiucnce III eradicatins the slothfuI habits
OF The natives, and i'll aiiachinga respec-
liability To agriculture hitherto unknown
IN the Spanish colonies. Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-26
SOUTH AMERICa.


DEFEAT OF The PATRIOTS III MEXICO.
Translated from the BaUana Diary of Jan.
25, received at the office Of the Baltimore
Patriot.
Despatch, from Col. Joa JUN Marquezy
Donallo, 10 the Viceroy of Mexico.
GLORY TO THE GOD OF ARMIES
Fort Of COPoro, Ist If December, 1917, halt
past Z, p. ~.
MOsT EXCELLENT SIR-Lasf night
advanced my batter within pistol shot
OF The oncmy's fort, and there erected a
mother battery opposite Ihe principal gale,
with two pieces of artillery. Al D O'Clock
In The morning, tie hrc Degan through
all the line, 10 WHICH The enemy answered
as they hal done hefore. JnlS idsl bat
terry dld them u great deal of injury, O
pened large breach, and dismounted
one carronade. When perceived this,
l disposed myseIfto the assault, and for
this effect, al dark, ! united The three
companies OF grenadiers of Ordenes aud
AiObeTa, and marched with them to the
breach, having learned by some desert
eTs that the enemy wanted 10 escape on
account OF tie great injury he suffer
ed from our artillery. After having filled
up tie trenches, placed myself at the
head oi tie column with my adlutants,
Capt Martinez and Cuerro, and Ii. Mar
qucz, having ordered before the CAPT. of
The regiment OF MeXice, Don Ramon de
la Madrid, TO assault on The lcii, with 40
men OF the battalion OF ST. Louis. This
was so promptly executed, that an enc
mJs gunner was surprised with the
match vi his hand ; he had 10 time TO
fire gun, which waS loaded with grape.
The enemy began 10 throw themselves
tirOugh narrow pass, called las CuevaS
de Pdstramu, for winch reason J 0r'ered
1t. Col. Bdrradas, assisted by Capt. Ray
on as his guide, to follow then, by which
movement we took % rebels, with their
arms, ana great number ofwomen. A
mongst the prisoners are Col. Pedro
Rodriguez, Major Ignaiio Bales, and the
adulant OF The cher Bravo-Wc have
found III the fort SIX pieces Of artillery,
munitions, arms, anal several olbcr elects
"A number of our enemies were laying,
soale wounded aud some dead.
God preserve your eXceilency many
years.
JoAQUIN MARQUEE y DONALD.
Extraordinary Gazette ofhe
Gove,7smcnt Of Mecico.
The Havana papers Of the 9th asd
29th ult arc filled with particulars OF this
capture, which, as we present the dcs-
patch containing tie decision Of The az
fair we consider unnecessary 10 publish.
Col DohallO couiesses, that in all the mi
ltary operations IN which be has been an
actor, in both hemiSpheres he never has
experienced so severe pTlvaiiOns, his ar
my having been several days without
sleeping, and destitute ofbul very small
share OF provisions. Yet from his own
account he did uot lose man ! He re-
cOnmends, in consequence of this Veto
~, more than fifty superior officers for
promotion, principally colonies and ma
jOrs.
The despatch also states that many
were forced down prccipices, and other
wise destroyed, which fac colonel deeply
lai1cnis, as many women and children,
wishing To- foil v their husbands and ia
Tiers, met viii d similar fate, and were
destroyed. One of Tie yojeis, as iaey arc
called, being about to fail MIC thc hands
OF The yictOrs, killed ms youag son, the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-26
'YuYnpike Road.

EQOoKS for subscribing to the stock Of Te sga1ctes
= = re- ond Pefert5nrg IHrApife ROod viii be epe,,
nue. ofen unt the whole stock Is taken M te ff,s,.
places. VIZ ''"'"e
n Peitumfr al Powell's tavern un6cr the dirertioe
81 Wilnam clarke, Archibald Baugb, WiilisW ro,dnn
Nlhian fieitis dud Nathaniel fnerd cOilin ssio,sfs
~ tne Haliws, House, ~ The county Of Chestrfheif
Valentine Wnffce Sen. Geo Cox aud ffancll Clsabsr
commissioners. ""i''
AHo ~ I've town of Manchester 40 the Fxctsnqe T,t
tfh, unHtf tie management 0f james gtardef 49,.
hlA Robert Graham aud toward W. Trent csnii'iss on
VIZ ttU' 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-26
THE NEXT PRESIDENTll

NEwYoRK, February 2l.-Wenow re-
deem our pledge 10 the public, by Iaying
before them the following letter. Fl re-
laies 10 subject in which this country
Is deeply interested, namely, the purity mud
independence ~ me choice ofo chieCm4gistyote.
We peeply regret, that IN This patriotic
state there should be found any citizen
who is weak enough 10 suppose that a
free people can tolerate such nsidions
and dangerous designs, or hopes TO adj
vance himself 10 power by means so de-
siructlye 10 our liberties. There have
been associations aud conGederacies i'm
this state which tie people ofthe u. States
shOuldiully know, and TO which, pcner
ally, the following letter will be kew
Ii also should be known that at this mo-
meni, when no election for president OF
the v. States or governor of the state is
pending, and while professions ofaftacli-
meni are avOwed TO tlie administration OF
the general government, committees OF
espondence have been appointed
calling themselves CIiRt0liaHs, whose OBJ
jcct is 10 attach themselves to h,s seyviee.
and his advancement GioHe. We print tic
letter as il was written, without the varia-
ton ola point or dash, and rs we recely-
ell IT. II Is from Vermont, and address
ed 10 ASHAEL CLARK, ESD. attorney aud
counsellor al law, Glenns Falls, Warren
county, state OF New York:
RUTLAND, 18th November, 1917.
DEAR SIR,
Since vou left Montpelier. have
taken tour through the counties Of
Fianalin, ChIifendeu. AdisoR and Rutland.
/ tnd SIC were mistaken. with regard 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-26
DOMESTIC.


WASHINGTON, Feb. %. e. Accounts
from AlilIedgeville state that the detaci.-
ment OF militia recently ordered out are
marching with aiacri;y to Hartford. The
place Of rendezvous and that General
Jackson arrived at Fort Hawkins on The
9th inst. Fears were expressed thai, from
the nature of the ground, the Indians
would be able to elude general engage
ment, and procrastinate the war almost at
pleasure.
Captain EVANS and Captain WooL-
sEY, ofthe Navy, are among the visitors
at present In the city. ~. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-26
RAGS. RAGCiifI
From the Norfolk Steam Boat Hotel Reading Roe,

Arrived, sloop Helen, Budd, Il davs
from Havana--Sugar and Coffee p. He-
nop & Go. Sailed in company with brig Di-
ilgenee, OF Portland, and abont dozen n.
theirs; fell in with the Diligence afterwards
IN The Gulf Stream, of Cape Hatteras
The schr. Margaret, Wood, of George,
town, sailed about a week before the He-
len, Tor this port The Helen has exnc-
rlenced very boisierous weather on her
passage, bnt sustained no injury wortI,
namlng-On her outward passage. ON fI,e
10th Jan. the Hole-in-lhe-Wa all BEARING :
by w. distant 2 miles, was brought to
and boarded from a schooner of about
100 tons burihen, With yellow sides. shew-
ing no colours, and refusing TO fell her
name. An oificcrand three men came ON
board, armed with blunderbuss. nisiois
sabres and daggers, who prOlessed them
selves TO be IN the service Of the Sponjs5
Patriots. After examining The Ms %.
pers, they proceeded TO ransack The ca
BIN, breaking open trunks, chests. sc 49,
From Captain b. they stole a watch. and
about 30 dollars in money, with some
wearing apparel. They also piIlcred
from the supercsrgo's trunk Quapiifc If
clothing, and took Of tie cargo iiree
hall barrels of pilot bread, and hro If
lard. After OBTAINING the II. for Tins
Infamous purpose about AN hour. tl,e,.
suffered her 10 proceed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-26

Extract Of letter .trom gentleman IF tie
first respectabihty, in 81. Augustine, to a
gentleman in Baltimore, dated Jan. %.
The Spaniards send us no money
here lately, which think indicates a ces-
sion inevitably; they have stopped pay
ment TO all kind of Libranza's in the Ha-
Iana. Fed. Ga.