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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-18
January &C
thirty Do hrs Reward.

@AN AWAY irom my ser'lte' on
S9, m, 10th inst my malatto house,
servant GEORGE, between lS ana ~
wears Of age, about ) feet E inches h,sh:
slender male, pus nose. bashy hair ha, !.
Of one of his upper from teeth broken On
\, - very artiu, ana forN ard, and ca
p,b,e house servant he took with Iiim a
variety Of cistbius, | viii give the above
reward, If secured in any Jail, :" thas l
r,{ him again. and will pay AL reas"na-
bic charges il brought h"mr. Mas,e SCI CT
vessels s-d others are ..a:eSarhed from
enp,oyias or carryn, off said .sr.ant at
th,ir peril. {. = " ~ Nv"
Mavsv, near Alexandria, stuff
saptc;a5er Is }
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-18

John Roberts, Complainant,
AGhIN,T
Thomas Amiss and Ja!nss Dckerson. Jas.
English, James Anderson. David Black
.Jun. and Jobn Poe, Defendants
rEs!iE defendants Tb"r,aS hmiis and
h Jane, Dickersor not having enter
ed their appearances and given security
according to the statute and the rules OF
,his court, and it appearing to the salts.
fact on Of the court upon affidavit that The
said Thomas Amss and Jlmcs Dickerson
are not inhabitants of this dis'rict--',n
motion OF the said complainant. by his
counsel, it is ordered that the said The
mas Aniss and la.aes DickersUn do az
pear Eere on the FIRST day OF the next
'courr. aud enter their appearance. 10 The
sui; ana give security Tor p forming the
DEGREES Of the court; and that the other
defendants, James English, James Ander-
son, David Black jr. AID. John Poe, do
not pay away, convey ar secrete the
dehto by them owing to, or che estate or
e!f9cts in their hands belonging to the
sail absent defendants Thomas hmiss
and James D!ckersOn, until the further
order or decree of this court; and that a
copy Of this order be forthwith published
for two months successfully in one Of the
public newspapers published in this coun-
ty, and that another copy be posted at the
irs ut door Of the court house OF SAID
county. Test, &. DENEALE, c. c.
January SO
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-18
District Df Columbia, to wit.
November Term, } ,o,J
Alexandria county, ''''
~ cR5NcEET.

IN cHAScEET.
VIM. Jones e Comp. omplainants,
AGAINST
Henry Van West. John Johnston and
Triplett &. Neale, Defendants.
E$lE defendant Henry Van West not
4 having entered his appearance and
given security according 10 the statute
and the rules of this court, and it APPEAR
ing to the satisfaction. OF the court upon
affidavit that the said defendant Henry
Van West is rot an inhabitant of this dis
lrict- On motion Of the compliments bv
their cruE.el it is ordered that the said
Henry Van West do appear here on tho
FIRST day OF the next court and enter his
appearance to the suit and give security
for performing the DEGREES of the court !
and that the other defendants John John.
ston and TripIett Il NeaIe do not nay a.
way, convey OF secrete the debts by them,
owing to or the estate or effects in their
hands belonging to the said absent delen-
dant Henry Van West until the furthes
order or decree Of this court; and that b
copy Of this order BE- forthwith pubishstt
for two months successfully in one uf tS,s
public newspapers published in this co,in-.'
y add that another copy be posted at tha
frnnt dnnr Of TIP court l;nrse of the sai,L
county. Test G. DEEEA1,E, &C.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-18
RSGLIsu AND GERMAN
ALLIANCES, far 1913,

Just pab!isaed and for sal" by the gross,
dozen or single one,
Pv JOHN A. STEWART,
JYko has on hand,
A large stock of writing and letter paper,
NJ stebnards, states, blank books, quilts,
sepI;ng wax, waters, playing cards. and
,aper for rooms.
ALSO,
Family and common bibles and testa-
ments. PRAYER books, psalm and hymn
5nuks, wit, many other established rel'>
-iovs works of merit. A gsnc:a al assert
ment Of
School Books,
Among which are, The Greek and Latin
Classics. Dilworth's, WebSter's, Nav or's,
Comley's, Murray's, Columbian and PHI
ladelniia spetling boaks, Murray, WeS
st...'4. Ashes aud Co,n!cy'- grammars.
Mnrray's Primer. Introduction, Reader,
Eve siscs and KY, Am. Class Book,
b.ir;s Reading Exercises, New Intro
duction to Reading, New York Reader,
NJ. |, Q and S, SEQ IS Lessons, En-
Ha,d', Speaker. Gods nith's England,
Rome and Greece, Websier's Selection,
American Ipcaker, Dodslcy's and rrox
AIS Fables, BARS Grammar Of hem!s-
.rv, O'Nesps aud Willet's Geography
Oilworth's, Tutors, Jesse's & Jaudcp's
Ar,,hmctic, J,hnson's, Sheridan, and
Walkers Dictionary, Aliases and Maps,
etc etc. together with large stick OF
Law. History and Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers allowed a libe-
raj d;scout. \rgust.2l
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-18
For Hamburg,

rzs TIE schooner ELLEN. Jo-
Srss9sSs yiah Bartlett master. having
:; :: = :. the principal part of hsr car
SE1zS~Ax 90 engaged aud on hotrd,
viii sail NJ Or abnut the 18th Feb. For
t.c,rh, rf few hhds. ar passage, apply
70 BAREEWALL 4 HAN.
] -Egar- s. ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-18
Fish Barrels
January rs
] his Day Landing,

4 ms D3J lAdIiui"S'
T1ROM on board the brig bene'actoT
st Cs,tain .',uwland. sr"m Narsellles,
aG,l ios sale Sv N hhn''>h'
Hermitage & Muscatel wines IN cases
Hats ia 5,xes
.F,s5 in d
Prunes in DO.
Cu,ks in bags
Wr.tins and Wrapping Pare' IN bales
50 SACKS salt.
HE HAS IL STORE,
s. bales German Linens
ial boxes Raisius
Is 1r casks Sherry Wine, sup ~
1000 bushels CSdiE Salt.
January Is u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-18
Vol. XVIII ]
For Liverpool. direct

U A''Nl {''I"I, UT ~,
~ The ship NEW JERSEY.
~ @:$fSs ia,hOrr HodSkinsOn master.
Ms 81, vii sail 81 snoa a. the navi-
S--l--'>aaiS gatioh is open. vii take A
i,w cebin passengers, having good ac'
concentrations. Size will return directly
frrm !. verpoel to Alexandria. Far pas
sage a;.p'y to The captain on board, or TO
JOSEPH DEAN.
Frb~H4rv Is lOt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-18
sales at Vendue.
IN evsry Tuesday ard Friday,
Will BE SOLD, -
~ the yephup Store. corner of Prince

Whit BE SULU,
II the Vendue Store. corner Of Prince
and Water Streets,
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c. /,
'lrticuIars Of which win be expressed in
the biits,of the day.
BY AL kind o! goods which are on
,mitation and the prices of which are
established, can at ANY time be viewed
nd purchased at the lowest limitation
nd prices.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
November 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-18
FOR Sale or Freight,

rvs The ship MARIA, buSthen
NJ r ~ $500 barrels, is an excellent
t,T9.s..syS vessel. ia complete order for
:--z-->>--z-s' ih, im,nediate reception u a
cargo-,he while nr part OF her will be
sold lov, or che MI take freight On mo-
dcr,te terms
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-18
Notice.

Notice. 60
VHNIE Subscriber having taken into
partnership Mr. rhmnas Irwin, Jr.
the business in future will be conducted
rnher the Srm IT CA rLErT e IRWIN.
Ali thDsc hayias CLAIMS against s,e, are
requested tn preSest them aud receive
their money and all those indebted, are
rasnectfnliy solicited to make payment
with as little delay rs possible.
CHARLES I. CAILETT.
10" Sale,
I57 bales AID boxes 5urlapS. tickien.
bYrg,, .zisburg, hessIans, c,eas, plahl-
las. tsto2i.las, britlaules, choieiIs and
Ci,"las
enc boxes coasist;ug Of half pant, pint,
q4ar, tlmblc AL d.cantess
20 5rxe. elegant cut < asS containing
cordial g'asSr1, wines, tum5Iers, pitch
ers, plates aud dishes
600 boxes widow glass, s by 10 and
anil 70 bv Il
80 chests hySon aad jmpcriai1 s.
teaS
5000 pieces short yellow nan
keeus
300 10. long yel'nw do.
lS7 boxes India Nhina. consisting Of
d'n.7g seits, tea 'etts, cups and sascer-.
ri hpsls, d;u!ng AMI desert plates. lla |
and deep
6 pipes. 10 half pipes and 29 qnsr.
ter casks ~.ry sup. London Particular
Madeira Wise, !rom Gordon, i!oh, IT,
- & Co.
German s;eel. very sup. quality, cop
pr pots aad tea-ketlles, soap, CO Hes,
and nai.S-frr safe IN easnn,b'o terns.
ClTLErT = IRWIN.
October ~.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-18
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Is. 1918
I. = Madeira

4 FEW casks Mess. Nartock, You;llc.
Z Ward-op 4 Cos i4andcn Paiticu-
lar MADEIRA, o. tiIe quality, for salc'bv
IAN 81 w. EGNGS"N.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-18
Also. for Freight,

~ The ship Wth,IELNINA.
Sseslc!eSs, John Baxter master, bnrihen
E9tssee 1900 blrrels, Is an excellent
S-ss-~SS-sEcS ,essel, aud can he rcsdY in
few DAYS to t-,e a cargo on board. Az.
rlv to LAWRASON 4 FOWLE.
Itgu1tv 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-25
sfk Exchange coffee House xN
~MARINE JOURNAL. W
poR7oF ALExASDRIA...MIr 90.
have ] witnessed,
ARRIyED,

ARRIyED,
Schr Midas, Bears, from Boston, with
a cargo of plaster, for Georgetown.
Schr Nelson, PhinLey. 8 days from
Thomaston lime and Bark, to L.wrs-
son q Fowle. May "a.
Sloop Olive Branch, Hall. days from
Charleston; naval stores, pa nuts, Mess,
&c t" E Gilman, and the master
Brig Exporter, Andrews, from Balti.
more b und 20 the navy yard, to load
for the Mediterranean.
Schr Mars, Ru''erfO d, 90 DAYS from
st. Thomss's, with sugar and specie, to
Bowie u kurtz, and others.
Schr Trne American, Barlow, u siocp
Atlantic. Woodward, at N. York, up for
this pirt.
AS hr passed up this morning, said to
be the Lavinia Of 1homastob, with car
60 Of line.
The ship Young Hero, capt. Simmons,
from this port for Bremen, was spoken on
the 4,h inst lat. AZ. S. long. S.. TO-
IS DAYS out
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-25
For New-YOrk.

xE& The schooner GENERAL
EEE@ BROWN, laying at Janney's
S., wharf, will receive freight IN.
sSaEH til Tuesday at'ernoon-pas.
sengers are requested to have their bag.
gage on board Tuesday forenoon, as the
schooner will sail in the afternoon OF that
day, wind and weather permitting AP.
ply to the master on board, or TO
JOHN 6. LADD X Co.
Nav IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-25

as to induce me to believe his ca e ai,,-
gether typhus-Le had been sick th,ee
days, he could answer any question
promptly and accurately, but as so"b a,
the conversation ceased he was wild il
his remarks and every thing was such a.
is common in a delrium. Stop him, or
ask him question while he was pruceed-
ing, and he would answer it co rectly
Wien speaking in correct and iudici.
Gus manner, it he could get Jour hand,
would bite the would whistle in the
most lively strains imaginable, as long
as his Breath would serve him. Another
not far distant acted in like manner, but
rose out Of his bed and run out Of door,
with dreadful shrieks, apparently mad.
Several other caes Of like singulariiy,
have I witnessed.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-25
Also to Rent.
Twenty Dollars Reward.

ID IAN AWAY. on the 18TH in.tant.'
IL negro slave, named HARRY 10
color is dark mulatto, approaching
nearly or perhaps quite TO b!ack-he "
about feet 4 or ) inches hlgh--he mas
staggering walk, is square built ard SLOW
speech, about II or Is years OF a:c-ae
had on when he left home, blue ci'"
roundabout, yellow hoHespun pantai0"i,'
and new wool het, he had rnanv ONE.
articles of LlothiEg not recolIeeted
am inclined to believe that he is !u'Ei'S
about Alexandra, Washington or cs0'
Town, as he is well acquainted in th0:s
places. will give ten dollars II ne J! !,
apprehended 10 Charles County, or "
out Of the county will give the ao"'s
reward, and pay all reasonable e1psn's
il brought to me. uo,
Charles County, MaryIaao'
MAY IS H'T
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-25
Valuable Property for Sale.

Valuable Property for Sale.
E The subscriber offers for ale
6H the following valuable property:
HIsI the Warehouse at the corner
of West and King streets, at pre-
sent occupied by Mr. Craven Cash.
ALSO,
-x A Lot on Fairfax street, With
HIa frame House erected on the
Hiaa back rart thereof. under month
A-ly rent of five dollars to pune
tual tenant, leaving vacancy fronting
on Fairfax-street sufficiently spac.o
for the erection Of comfortable mansion.
This properly is well worthy the atien'
ton Of any person wishing to make i'm
provement., as it is in fee simple. II aP'
plicatiOD be made this property will be
sold on very liberal terms.
JAMES ID. PATTERSON.
Nav 25
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-25
To Farmers.

T COR ING, on Vowell's wharf, has
Es for sale SO bushels Carolina clay
ed pease. Nav e5-3t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-25
Millenely.

MFRS. LANPHIER respectfully in
N forms the ladies' Of Alexandris,
that she has opened her summer fashions,
and will be happy TO receive their cor
nands. May 25-5t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-22
NEW PUk'J
RHoDE.ISLAND ELECTION

On "Wednesday iasI, the freemen Of this
state assembled in their respective towns for
the purpose Of eIcc,ing Governor, &c. for the
year ensuing AT no lime since the revolo-
tionsry war, 1t Is believed, has there been .
greater struggle for the ascendancy, than on
this occasion---and the result may fairly be
considered ss criterion of the whole federal
strength. 10 this town the majority for M
Potter was se--G the representatives of fast
year were again returned, with the exception
OF Geo. Gibbs, who was unanimously elected.
The Following is the result, as near as has
been ascer,s,ned--by which II will be seen
hat NJ KNIGHT Is reelected BY a majority
of upwards OF SIX HUNDRED!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-22
ANNUEL ELECTION.

Permit Us 90 congratulate you feilow.cit-
teens, and ou, Republican brethren through
out the Union, on the political regeno, s,ion
.f tnc slate of Rhode DIV hick pie asine
eve6 Is the more acceptable as il duly uu.
tbot!2es as, as siates TO extend the hand Of
fellowship to our sister states.
ii IN recording the signai triumph of the
Republican cse,e 10 this state, on Wedaes-
day last, We have ample grounds to rejoice
tnat the nist OF poiAicai error and delusion
bas passed away, 10 as much as that many
Candle citizens have evinced correct views,
IN yielding assent 10 the irresistible csnvic.
lion OF teasoo, ove' infatuated prejudies, BY
oea'ing honorable testimony 10 the fsci--fsr
be u fiom ns on this OCCASION, TO manlfeeI that
indecoroos asperi,y Of expression towards
tnc remnant, who, we regret to say, acted
o,hetwisei and Who, tot merly, after having
gained the ascendAncy, exercised great iliib.
eraiisy in.reiusing the Republican party even
solitary few of the msay Offices in the gift
Of the state; IN addition to which, bestowed
- the Repdblieans, not very small portion
of scurrlIiiy and abuse, Eo--sucb conduct
We disdain~~0us sfTosts shall be to soar sups,-
rior 10 the ,neanness of exultasiou ovef a van.
quisned foe. ~
II untowa'd events, from some strange "a.
tsli,y, placed Us IN the Two sxtfemes on polit.
ical questions, while we regret the mlsfor.
tune, Il 10 az impressive consideration with
us, THAI We are all members Of the great
American family--snd as such, it 10 with
much brothsrly sGcc,io0, we invite every il.
dividual, who 10 desirous Of cultivating and
preserving political harmony, no, snIy
snongst oueselves, a. ei,izens Of the same
state, but 20 cherish cordial feeling IN aid of
the general government, consormsbly to tho
original idea Of the national compsct--.she
political ark Of our eoun,ry's safety. Thus
joining hear, and hand 10 support Of ;ha,
cAuse, which is predicsssd oo thsimpreserip.
sible rights Of mxn--,hat esuse, which, hav-
ing been ssaled with the blood Of our revo-
u,ionsry heroes, demands Of Us its sacred
psesorvstiou.
Let us Danish intestine broils, which tend
,o destroy Us asa people. Ought we not
rather to resetve, ~ indivisibIe, our ensreies,
IN prefersnse to . truilIcss exhaustion Of
strength, sgsins, some future period, per.
haps MOI fsr distant, when our unparalleled
increasing greatness as nation, may excite
The Jealousy Of the smbitious coalition Of
crowned heads, to eoontersct the high desti-
ny our country bids fais to sostain IN the
rank Of nationss s,
~z:~:O.~.x-
The last iuteihgencer contains . Docu.
'nent, tran, niued by the y. S. Commanders
i Amelia Island, By which the measure Of
,,r Government in taxing possession Of that
,iaee, IS still fu',her coc'obors.ed and jusIi-
Ii.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-22

HOUSE. OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


/. Tho bill foe reducing the 5.sff Of ,ne Ar
ny, wss further considered ;apd so Gar az, eed
70, as reduces the Judge advocates to one.
a New S,ofe.
a bill for the admission Of the Territory OF
ulino,s into the Union, as State, was taken
op Oa motion Of M. Pope, he boundaries
of ne new State we're extended to Lake Mich
dsan rhis,", M r. said, /" would sKnd
0dd,ti ona, Aecurity 10 tho perpetuity oil the
Jnion, in,smuch as Il would conncc, Illinois
with the States Of Iadiaas. ohio, Pennsylvania
and New.York, by tho lakes" The new
state would then have tho port Of Chicago on
the Lake, which would facilitate the opening
q Canal from the Lake to the Illinois river.
On motion OF M. Pukin, the bill was further
amended BY directing the appropriation of a
pArt OF The proceeds Of the sale Of the public
lands, ~ a endowment OF College or Uni.
vsrsisy. The bill then passed nemine eonsra-
4yresse. -A
WEDNESDAY ArKrL 9.
Tho Speaker laid b f,etns House letter
eddr-ssed % him by William Rlsgrove, a
clsrk in tho navy office, complainiog Of tho
euppr essian Of 81 statement which no had
made 70 tho commit,ee Of invcs,isation, de-
failing certsio oppressive conduct Of Benja-
min Homans, chief clerk Of the Navy De-
partment, tows,ds seine Of the clerks OF that
D-patnen,, which statement vas repeated
60 the House among the other documents and
sent to the prin,er, among the others, but
which does not appear In the printed report
which letter was read sud ordered 70 lie on
che table.
Naval .zrsenais. ~,
me-. Smith, (cf Maryt,nd,) reported joint
resolution for completing the survey OF the
Chesapeake wa,ecs, aud for the establishment
OF naval arsenais.
Ssiary o. Judges.
The bill which passed in the Senate yes.
ssrday, for increasing the Salary of the u. $.
Judges, was taken up, and 6naIly rejected.
by u vote Of indefinite postponemens .fyes,
Se-- Woes, 80.
.ssvy Pension Fund
M. TalImsdge .ub,ni,,ed n Resolution,
cslling Coz report of the stare ana condition
of,b- Navy Pension Fuod--the sources from
whence h. ariscs---its amoun,s-an tho mao
ner 10 which Il is collected, &c. Mr. I. IN
of yin. ,his Resolution said he feared, from
en- ioqary he bad made Ia tho Navy De-
n moot, that this Fued vas In . bad ai,us-
fion I, pose, principslly, (said hey f'on
the one half.part of pstse Causes; that the
money from ices came into the several
district cousts that tie ofFiccrs OF the sourts
had kept the capsors quie, BY psying over to
the N their ore half whIlo the charitable
fund be,ocgius 10 the navy pensioners had,
ss sppesrcd BY the Absence OF all accounts.
been fund.uo, paid over, if no, squandered,
end &c iearsd frcqaen, frauds had been prse
Used. He said, hs zee informed st the Of.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-22

E7~ Making Republican msjorny Of too
IN the lower house--and FOURTEEN 10 Joint
committees for the cnuice Of state officers. 2
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-22

Excepting the bill, f,s tue sniles,lon Of shs
Revenue, which contains ~ sections, ant
which was passed to third 'ssding, nothing
of much importance, occupied the attention
Il the House.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-22

Mr.. Dsna Of Con. appsared and took hi
sea,. A bill for the relief Of Major job
Hail. Vas ordered 10 third reading. Bill
prohibiting The introduction Of sIsvos--rels
Ing to the puolicssion Of rho laws, and o
some minor subjects, were passed . secon
feadinR. -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-22

The last iuteihgencer contains . Docu.
'aen,, tram smiued by the y. S. Commanders
u Amelia Island, By which the measure Of
Or Government in taxing possession Of that
,laee, IS still further cocsobors.ed and jusii-
h-d by re FAT /" ,har Gen fary had no sp-
ahorify (bss A,s ssnj for seiziux on a."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-22
CONG R ESS.


TUESDAY, APRIL z.
The bill Tor inereasing the Salaries of the
y s. Judges, was read . third time and pas.
sed Ayes ls--Nses - n considerable
number Of bills we're mstused, and ordered
TO be engrossed for third reading.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-22
WEDNESDAY, AsRsLS 3

Ten bills wo|s ps,sed this day. embracing
->o0s for she relief Of GENERAL Moses Porter,
for do. Of Con. Rodgers, and Tor the con-
.structieu Of sundry public roads.
Ths Military Staff bill, from tho House,
~ amended, was taken up, and agreed 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-22

Siermon Poge. =. attorney IN the State oi
New. York, has been fi,ed 500 dolls. spd "a
pended from prsc'icc Tor three yeass, T.
purchasing demands with the sisW OF com
ueucipg sci,s thereon
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-22

Republican net gain, 545.
REPRESENTATIVES CHOSEN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-22

= The COMMITTEES on N,val Depo,s .od Dock
Yards, were discharged from the further con-
alteration thereof.
The bill on neutral relations, was taken up,
sme0ded, ana sent 10 the house for coocur.
renee. ~
The bill for appointing on extra Vice Pres.
ydens, and Deputy Cashier OF the Bank II the
Um.cd STATES, was engrossed for a I'd reading
~ rhe business of this dsy was entireiy
on MINOR su5jec.s.
TUESDAY. APRIL ~
There was nothing oil polIIcsiIy iniercs-
tlng nature brought forward this day, in tho
Senate.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-22

Dou Prare Gaos, And Gen. Al y,.oeio'e
departing from "A msiia lslsnd, addressed to
Com. Henley and Col. Bsokhesd letters cs-
pressise of high sense OF the polite and
humsus sressment received At their hands
from tbe moment Of the occupation OF AM
iis- -Islsnd By the fo~es Of shc Cnited States
-~:sS:S-
A number Of cisissns Of Philadelphia, con
panions and associates Of Com. Decs,u',
whsn yeu,h, hsvs 'sssy presented him with
rich ssrvics Of plate hsodsSmeiy emohs
oned with appropriate devices, and each p,.s
cipsl piece, bearing Ia q scrolls,he following
wosds. ny CS6zens IF PhiiodelfAia,
, tr To their Tovnsman,
COMMODORE DECATUR.
Esfssm~d fer Ais Virtue,
HeGsnsed for hoe vaisar.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-21

The African part, contains concise
history OF Egypt. Carthage, Numidia,
Mauritania, Abys.inia, Of The Piratical
States, and the ilo'tentots, with group.
ed view of ITS uuciviiized settlements.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-21
A Farmer Wanted.

WISH 70 engage person OF good
Il character who will undertake the
management of farm on Broad Run, in
LOudoun county, cultivated by German
redemptioners, who conduct themselves
with proprie.y. His speaking the Ger
man language will cot be an important
requisite, BIZ il riIl be expected Of him
TO labor ,cith them, as well as to instruct
them in our system OF agriculture. APP
plicatiOn may be made to me personally
III Alexandra, or by letter.
J. L. MsKENNA.
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