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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-04
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.

OeUCTSORctHg ana ONO Cundt.
Monday, the Sd of May, 1910, was "a splendid
day tor the citizens inhabtiig the banks OF OHIO
and its tributary streams above the Falls. On
this day. the directors of the Jefiersonviile
Ohio Canal Company assembled pursuant to
previous arrangements, in the town of Jefie,
sonville, and commenced the great lU0rk which
has so long been the subject OF ahxIOns eXpec-
tatlon, and almost unanimously demanded
from the patriotism no less than from the true
interest OF the Western Country. 1t is hardly
necessary TO say that the object of this under
taking rs TO procure safe aud convenient pas
sage for boats of every description, at all sea-
sons of the year, arOnnd the falls of the Ohio.
At IL O'Clock the directors of the canal re-
paired TO the spot. and each taking spade
commenced the excavation, The example of
the directors was Immediately followed with
cheers and huzzas by large TuIhber Of wit
nesseS assembled TO witness the intere stug
spectacle. The regular laborers, to a large
number, employed for the purpose, animated
by the great glow Of feeling and interest that
pervaded the scene, then commenced their
operations, and the work progressed with d
spirit never surpassed. [Indidna paper.
CHARLESTON, May 27.-On board the
ship IhaLiG, which sailed from this port
yesterday for Liverpool, were eight In
dian Chiefs, Of the Southern tribes, DIES
tined to divert John Bull from his pugi.
listlc exercises to the equally useful and
interesting exhibition OF bear dances and
iadiun yettS. We may expect, soon after
the exhib ion Of these children Of nature,
TO see treatise in some English print on
the progress of musical science and the
polite arts IN this country.
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| know that many Of tlipsc misled Eng
lisiImen aud other foreigners are prevented
from separating themselves from This
unjust cause tor The want of meaus. |
therefore offer and guarantee to those
Who may present themselves to The army
under my command, personal securily
They willeliher be admitted IN the service
"i III. G. VI. or be sent free 10 ihe country
OF their own choice.
The friendship which reisns between
Great Britain and the Spanish momar-
ciiy a. we'll as my affection To tie BRITISH,
nation induce NE To tins step, which
hope may prove ser,iceable anI accep-
table la military men worthy oi better
fate, some Of whom may have known me
IN SPAN IN the DIVISION OF the brave Creme
raj Hill.
This offer OF security rendered 10 you
by Spanish General v no fought al your
side for the liberty OF Europe, trust you
VIII consider a. sincere aud inviulahir.
The General III Chief Of the
Kings army in Venezuela,
L. MORlLLO.
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Head Qnarters Of .lckasas, March 70. Islo.


Capt. Biddle, of the schr Good Return,
IN II days from Aux Cages, informs that,
during April, there was IA small launch
bound from Aux Cages TO Jacmel, with
seven indigencs, who had on board COO
dollars, taking II from the Key AT AuA
Cayes were perceived by several Of
HE iab"rers working tliere, and II appears
Tour OF them agreed TO Try and capture
The money. They proceeded 10 arm
themselves with sabreS AMI knives, and
overhaul The boat, which being iiioui
arms, they immediately killed iivpoi them,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ovcrDs,;iit a. Il swan.
10 HE shore, one lying IN The boat a. ihel
supposed dead, they threw overheard,
ami though lie hal received several cut
! and gashes over his head and body, lac
reached the share, and there land about
hive hours, until day light, " hen he WAS
picked up by a fisherman. who took him
To Aux Cayts-On hlS arrival at the Kew,
| the hrsf man to assist him out OF The boat,
Was one OF the murlerers, " iio exclaimed
at the horrid deed, that The government
never noticed such things, but always
lei them pass unuoiiced the hoy vi no
| fortunately Jumped overheard and saved
himself, hearing OF his companion beng
| arrived, immediately went To see him,
and there recognized one of the murder.
ers bearing the mangIed body. He gave
information of the above murderer. who
was immediately arrested, aud very shot
| ~ after, the other iIlr ewcre deircled ana
shot, which was pat into execution on
Sunday, the 2d day of May. They faced
Their execulioners al the distance OF 10
or IL PAGES, and appeared TO be fully
void OF fear they marched to The wa
ter side. where they were shot, and two of
| them fell smoking Il segar, and one OF
them not being touched by the first vol
ley. they were severaily ordered TO adj
vance and fire. which they did one at a
time, and presented the muske; close to
his head which snap ed repeatedly the
second Was called, and his flashed; the
victim then replied (viteman, viteman) Sc
| veral then advanced aud dispatched him.
by, putting through his body 10 or IL
balls.
! 10Th May, off Cape Maize, was board
ed by one of Admiral Brion's SQUADRON
being calm he swep, alongside, hailed
and ordered the master with his Suanish
papers 10 come on board told him
there were no Spanish papers on board
| lie then ordered me OH board immediate
y with what papers | had, which Was
done. On going on board, was ordered
ait and on examination was treated po-
iifely, and allow ed TO pass his force
consisting of one brass long nine, and four
nine pound caroHades, with about so or
| so men.
On the 10Th May was spoken by the u.
States schr. Firebrand, 4 DAYS from Pro-
vidence, on cruise. Ibid.
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~ A Chlilicotie paper expresses no
doubt OF the Kentucky banks suspend
ing specie payments. The Lexington
Reporter OF 18Th May does moi say they
nave none so but seems 10 lean TO the
i1ea oil such measure being in contem-
pla'io1i. IL says, Tor instance, suspen-
SION OF specie payments by rhe bank of
Kentucky will render il almost impossi-
Die ever 10 pay the discounts or the
debts due the (U. S. branch i'm Specie. -
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Valuable PyOpeltu ta,. saie

HE subscriber oilers for sale his ESTATE wing in
he'A'shbnrg county, on the Roanoke river sheut
lies DeIo" Hdskins'S ferry aud Confirming twelve
hunuIed ana thirteen acres, OF which eight hundred at
'eNst are IA woods heavily iimheIed with The finest
pine This land is Uakld6ie being well sdnp trd tu me
sow,u OF corn, wheat COTTON and tobacco aud is
sea.l FINANCED by mii running three pair stones
conveniently sitnated tn command Vie srtst
and recently h'ted ont at considerable sense tor ma
hu ACQUIRING Hour The miii is situated on an am, OF
Tie river which ferns The low grounds into an island
anu AFFORDS the most abundant supply of water for div
lhg machisery OF any extent.
The growing poTtaHce Of the Roanoke and the "a
pld progress Of the improvement Of its navigation rev.
uer unnecessary thatI should say any thing In recoIs-
incubation OF this estate. Should moi tspose 81
lss property privately before the I0h of July on tit
nay VIII sell II TO the highest bidder The sale III
take place on tue premises, aud the terms he ACCOM-
moeatihS. Possession Of the mill may be had at any
lime. - ''
Will also sell another tr0ct af LAND, lying IN the
same county, wihin two miles ST. T&nmany ON tie
Roanoke river, conia oIs acres About one third
OF lhs tIacl Is cleared. The wood land s well timber
cd and great proportion OF II strong tobacco and-
W., lHEO: FIELD.
Vagina, tBrunswck co., June a. s.ids
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The official report Of the Banks of Rhode
Island to the General Assembly in May last
presents rather gloomy picture Of their siiu-
alton. Fnst, there are thirty OF them i'm that
small state. In the second place The amonu,
OF their deposits is about 5 I2I 200 their bills
IN circulation, ahont 5 $4,000 both together.
i,iiOOe; their specie Oh hand about > $40 OsO
~ also furnishes a table oftke debts dine from
Directors. from Stockholders, and from all
others. The first isput down at about 500 900:
me second, about e23, 900 ; the last. about
I,g6S 900. Ii is sufficiently evident. thar IN.
Dife tors have been fortunate enough TO fea-
s q .sa 'neir own nests their debts being near
2 An Interesting paper from the Agricul-
tural Society, is this day uuavoidaDly excluded
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US tOO muNb poH,S
ECONOMICUS.
| We learn by an Athens CGeo.) paper, of
the 2Oih inst. that the President OF The u.
States was expected al HAT place on the
/ 2iSt instant thar he ,iincd at Washing
ton on the 18Th and al Lexington on the
/ 20is. From Athens the President was
! expected 10 proceed immediately 10
| Nashville (FeHn) MIR. CALHOUN (Secre-
| tiry OF War; departed iiom Washington
Tor lis plantation ia the upper part OF this
state. ICRa,ieSton Pet.
~ We understand by gentleman who left
petersburg yesterday morning, that the State
| Eank of North Carolina has temporarily sus-
pended specie payments. His Informant was
| at the Bank, and witnessed the fact. II is
said that Broker from this city (RichmondJ
| presented a considerable sum i'm their own
| oieS, which they refused TO pay in specie,
|
The citizens oi Frankfort, h. had
numerous Public Meeting OH the l4ih Nav
10 take into consideration the present
Stale OF The country, and devise means to
avert impending distresses." AfterMessrs.
Adams, Bib, Pope x Hardin had address
ed the people, series Of resolutions were
adopted by an overwhelming majority
In these, most gloomy picture is drawn
OF the present oud;iiou Of Kentucky, The
want of the citizens Tor money, The sacrii-
ces oil property they are making 10 obtain
ia state oi thiags which is represented
as Fastening ioa general SUSPENSE IL Of
paymeHts business AMI employ menis, and
utterly destructive of social order and
appnesY, lea, ny d hear broken, I'll
pnifed population or desoiaied country
they asciibe The great pressure 10 the
tyt x, I, Il Il,
Tins drives the specie abroad 10 obtain
! u, the banks on the sea board press those,
more remote 10 supply the deficiency
made by exporiat0n.-1'he Il. :. Bank
| IN particular Is represented as opening a
siuIce by which The specie OF the western
country flows INTO lip general current
from the sea board 10 the East Indies and
| other iorelgn markets.-i'he, resolve that
| The banks ou@hi immediately "tO suspend
their pay meniS oi specie, suspend thelr
calls, and make immediate issues Of paper
| upon good security 10 answer tile most
| pressing demands unlilthe legislative au
| thOriiy can take The situation of the coup-
Try into consideration i'hey resolve
that the Legislature ought 10 be convened
without delay that the LegIslgiurp ought
to regulate the issues otpaper by law, moi
IL be exceeded under penalty of forfeit,
lug tile charters, &C.-The meeting ap
point a committee of correspondence:
commend a prudent and rigid economy
TO the people, &c.
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| CHaNCEki At csuit held for Prince EDWARD
n county, May 80, 1910
william Gordon. f,o,anyoj.a.,
AGAINST
James Mann, Qennessee) John Mann. Tennessee
noHe,t Mana, OennesseeD EbeRr2rr Mann, G. ennss-
see1 James Mann Up. El s,a lev walker Robert Mi,ch
e ana PtgSy his wife, James Mann and Jane his wife
!Caupneh,) ara Nancy Bottom, the only child Mary
ne IenG0afS.
ne ueIendants james Mann, (rennessee John .iaun
tennessee Rob IT Msnu, q ennessee,) and Ehrnos
hdi, tennessee net savIHsy entered their lgneaT.
ahce "hd gwen seoGfIty accortle act OF tle c-
hers Assembly and The ruies hs court aud il an,
PHfus To the satsscIon Of the thar they are ri
inhabitants of this state oil the motion III be CONNIE
am, ny counsel N IS OrdGrcd, That the said d.C.u
uHH's 'amts mSan, (iennessee,) John Mana, Tenpes.
see, lhOheit Mann, Iennessee.) aud EbeneZer ur,,
TENNESSEE On appear here the iirst day Of August
court next, and answer the cOnpla inani's bill ana
'ha copy OF tins order he forthwith inserted in se
1e o' 'he PUBIC newspapers printed in the civ or
chWo"d Tor two months suceessvely aud also posted
dl tue IIOht door of the courthouse Of thus county
Ac1py, reste, u. J. WoRSHAM n p
June !. - -
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0.-tIt
tJJhe Editor cCfbs jLgachbn,g Press is yrcrcr,-
sa a. E"6tish h4LS 0aSssItsCiNsis and Joran,d us
dcrORHf fo m, mice ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-04

NEWPORT, (R. | } May 22.-lt is with
regret we learn That Lieut.. Col. TowsoN,
oi The u. D. Light ARTILLERY, commanding
the garrisobs IN this harbor, has resigned
his commission in The army, and will
leave town in few DAYS. Herc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-27
sY TAl PRESIDENT or TIE UNIFIED sTAaxs.



United
the
United
last Of the
exchanged stockhsin renpO
which words aud figures following, to wit
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-01-27

also extend 10 the Swedish colooy Of 81, Bar
thelcmy,as well In wha, relates 10 the rights
and advantages which The vcsseIs Of The Units
cd States shall enjoy in It's porte, ss in seIa-
ton TO those which the vessels of the colony
shail enjoy In the ports Of the United States,
provided the owDefs are inhabitants OF St.
Bartheiemy, and there established and natur-
aIized, and shalt have there caused their ves-
scls 10 be nstusalizsd. lf
Article 8. t4 =
His Majesty, the King Of Sweden and Nor
wsy.agrecs that all articles, The growth, MO-
duse or manufacture Of tho West Indlcs,
which are perm,,led % be imported il Sxed-
ish OF Norwegian vesseis, whether the36 pr
ticles bc imporcd, directly or Indirectly,
from ssid Indies, msy likewisc be Imported
into its territcriea in vessels Of tho Unmed
States, and there shall not be paid, either. Ter
saia vessels or the cargoes, any higher or
other du,ies, impos,s or charges ,whatsoever
than those which would DO paid by Swedish
or Norwegian vessels In the same circun.
stances, with an addition only often per ccn~
tam on tho said duties, imposls and charges,
and no more.
In order 70 svoic misapprchc in this
rcspect Il Is expressly declared that the
term " West Indies, ought 10 be taken in lie
most extensive sense, comprising eli that por-
tion oi the earth, whether main land or islands.
which a, ,hs, time has been denomins,cd the
West Indies, in coo,radis,inc,ion 70 that 9TH
81 portioa OF the earth demo minated the East
Indies.
Arficie 4.
The uoited Statcs OF America, on their
part, agree that all articles The growth, pro-
duee or manufac,sre Of the countries surs
rosnding the Baltic sea, or bordering thereon
winch are permitted 10 he imno.tcd ~ v~s-
sela Of the rJn,,e., S.,.. ~h.,h.., 49,.
,iS,.s ~. ;s S"ss ,'a's.' "ue'nor '"oso AZ
-. 70 '"PV.s '''es"y " nu"essy Hom
suc Dailc' may likewise be Imported into the
United Ststcs, in Swedish OF Norwegian vcs-
sells and there shall not then bc Maid for ~
said vessels. or for IN. r.,g,.. scv hs,h..' -
o,h.r du,,s.. i,,r,,.,. Ss~.. ~ ~ ~
y" 1ss' "mposs'' ~ e"a'ge "nA"e&y yers
tnan tposc which would DO paid by vesstlb 81
the United States in the Same cirsum ssancoos3
with an addition unIv Of ten ser centu -. ~ I
the said duties, i'm posts and eharpes. ani ~
40 otocr 10 avoid all unccrtsinty 10 reapeet2
10 the duties, imposts or charges whatsocvctx
which a vessel belooeinr 10 the citixsns or%
sub,ects of .n. og ~. ~c,,.a~,,,- r~..s~~ ,
orrh, -. - - ...:.:.'
- t'y' :" a's's'pt :" '"c P0sss ~ kho
o'rc, rs, w"" cargo consisting pyrtSy Of ov~T
lcies, tho growth, produce or rnarufncturo Of Y
the country 10 which the vcssel belongs, md Z
naetlv of anv o,h~r vs,chaod.-. 49,, ~ -
sa;d ve.s.l & ,.,-;,,.d :. TIrs - NJ
- ~ "''su - ''.Pos' ~ 'pS Pre-
Sss'"B a'"csos' ~ - agreed mat 10 csse
cargo should DC thUs mixCds the vessel shau
always pay the dUtics, imposts and chapeco.
carro wn;eh =. ..'h:.s..S . 80. -, z. 80 -"
= '~"J~~s~~ - ''s "ves u~~t'
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article hremier.

ii y aura iibcrte reciproque de commerce
entire tou, les pays de la domination des Etats
Unis dam rqbe G, dc Sa Msjesle Roi de
Suede q dc Novege. Les habitans de run
des deux pays pourront avec tou,e surcte,
pour leur personnes, vaisseaux ell cargaisons,
nbosder libremcnt dams los ports, places ct
Jrivieres du torritoric dc l'autre, partout on
fen,,ce est pefmiss aux ysisse aux dcs ns.ions
los plus afe7orisees. lis pourront s'y ssreter
et residefd dams queieoe partie que &C SOFT des
do terri.ories; ills poufront y lorer eroccu-
per des maisous ct des magazins pour leur
commerce, ct generalemsnt les negocians on
trsfaaans dc chacune des deux nations ioui-
ront chen l'autre de la plus entiere securte
et protection pour les aEares dc lcur ncgoce,
etanl settlement tcnus = so conformer aux
ioix ct ordonnances des deux pays respestifs.
r. article second.
II ne sera point impose de plus forts au
antres droits, impots au charges queIcoDques
sur limpsrtation daps les Etats Unis des
productions du sol 81 des manufactures des
Esats de Sa Majeste 10 Rel do Suede ct dc
Norvege, nj sur l'importation dams les Eiats
de Sa Msieste le Roi de Suede ct de Nor.
vege d,s productions du sol ou des manufsc-
tursesf Eats Unis, que ceux auqucls serial
en-, te,ies les meme articles oans chacun
,x pays'respecufs, $, ces denrees stai-
u .fe ,roduIt du sol Oh dss manufactures do
'soat ,ut,e pays. LIE meme principe ssra
aus.i observe pous t'eIpo',s,icn, an sorte que
dams rhacun des deux pays sspso,ifs les ar.
ticle. que scront Explores pour pautre ne
po1sronr s,rs chaeges d'aucun droii, impot
au charge quelcopqus plus fort ou aut,e que
L.
articles, Sis etaient expo,iss pour tout aulre
pays qnelconque-
II ne sera point impose aucune prohibi-
tion, nj sur la exportation nj sur rimportstion
d'aueun srticie pcovenant do sol on des man-
ufao'u.ss des Etats Unis ou ecs pays de Ma
ies.e .s Roi de Suede ct dc Norvcge, dams on
hor- les dus Ess,s Unis, nj dams GU hors les
dit pay O. de So Majesrc le Roi de Susde ct
De " -. &c, que ne s'entends egalement q
touts es azure nations.
Les vaissesux dc Etsts Uuis de Amerique
arrivant sur leur lest on important dams les
Eta,s de Ss Msieste le Roi de Suede ct Nor
vsge dss produits du sol % de I'industrie Do
lsur pays, on exportsnt dss Flats de Ss Ma
iesie Suedoiss et Norveeienne les produi,s
du sol on de Pindusrric nstionals des dts
Ets,s no ssront tenus a payer, nj pour les
vaisseaux nj pour les carg aissns aucuns droits,
impo,s on charges quclconques, plus forts on
aunes que csux qse Psyesaiens dacs 10 meme
CA les vaissssux des Etats dc Sa Majestic fe.
Rd de Suede o. De Norvege, et vice verse |;
les vsisseaux des Eats dc Ss Msjeste Is RDs
Dc Suede Ct de Norvsge qni srriveni sur leur
lest on qui impe 'sns daas les Essts Unis dc
rAneriquc des'prodsctions du vol on De i'ia-
dus,rie nstiouAle de IL Suede st de Ia Nor
vsgr, on qui expsrent des Esats Uois des
produits du sol ou de findus,rss de ess psy,,
ne pzyeront ns pour les vs'ssssux nj pout les
esrgsissps sueuns drsits imPests eu charges
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ORIGINAL.
s.fu nam fe ire SAME els iadivisible Trinife.
Les Etats Unis d'Ameriquc CT sa Majestic
le Roi dc Suede ct de Norvege, eg.le ment
aoimes du desr sincerc de main,enir CT con-
solidsr les relations d'amitie ct de commerce
9ui ont subsiste iusqu' ici entre les deux Et-
's,s, ct etant cenvaincus au'on nc saursit mieux
ssmplir Get objet qu'en etabIissant reeipro-
gucment lc com mmer.s entire les deux Etats,
sur Ia base sode de principles liberaux ct equit-
sbles egalcmeat advantageous anx deux Pays,
ont nomme pour Get sffet des PIenipotentiar-
Aes OF les ont munis des Pouyoirs necessaires
pour traiter oil eopclurc en- ieur nom, savoir
ls Presiden,des u. N. Monsieur Jonathan
Russell, ciioycn des dis Eats UDis OF actuel-
lemsnt lsur Minlstrs Penipoten,iaiie a Ia
Cosr dc Stockholm, ct Sa Majesle le Roi du
Suede CT de Norvegs Son Excellence Mon
sicur le Eompte Laurent 'dEgens,rom, Son
Ministre d'Eiat pour les afan IS etrangeres,
! Chancelier dc PUniver.ite d, Lund, Cheva-
her Com msndeur des dies du Roi, Cheva-
lier de i'ordre du oi Charles Is, Grand Crox
des or dres dc 81. Etsone lie Hongric, de la
Legion i'Hpnneu d. France, de PAigle Noir
et DC l'Aigie Rouge DE- Prusse, ct Monsieur
10 Compre Ad,phe George de Mo- ner. Son
Censeiile- d'Etat CT Commander, do 1'ordse
dc i Etolie Poiaire lc,quels Pleaipo,enliai-
res. apres avoir prodait CT echanges leur pein
pouvoits trouyes en boone ct due forne, sonl
convcnus dss articles saivans
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AIN de preyebir toulc dispute on incsrtituds .
regard de ca qui devra etre repute CONNIE etsnt le
produit du sol des manufacture des parties con-
tr.ctsntes respsctiyemeni. IL est convcuu que ce
qui aura cite Gesgne specific CONNIE tel dane T.
expedition que Ie chef ou IinlendAnt de ID dousns
suf. donnse aux vsisssaux qui sortiront des ports
Europeens des Esass &c 81 MsJssts Ie Roi de Suede
ct de korege, reconnu ct sdmis CONNIE tel
dams les Etats Unis ct qoe de meme &c que Ie chef
ou Colieeteur de Ia Dousne dams les ports des Esats
Uns aura drsignc et specific cosnmc Giant le pro.
duit du sol ou .des manufactures des Eists Usis,
sera admis ct reconnu couime eel dams lee Etsls de
81 Majestic Il Roi de Suede et de Norvege Ia
specification on designation donnee par le chef Dc
u Dou.ne daos les colonies de - NsjeSe 70 Roi
lie Suede et Dc Nosvege et cer.fce par Ie oouver-
neur de la colonie doe lsxpors.i'o aura etc fscs
des arsicIes ami d<sigses % speefes, pour gu's
ssoyent sdmis = &C ti:se dams lee rssss dss Esats
Uris. ~ Fl,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-15
From the Boston Patriot,

ox rsE DEATH OF COMMODORE PERRY.
laid him in hi clay cold bed,
{And H0uaA the laurel round his head'
EAnd er him many tear have shed,
10 consecrlte his 'nemory
weep; thy son N" more
Nv ~ cree, thee on his native shore;
He gone where Heav'n's own thunders roar
70 seek his desr-iof d liberty.
ETh,onyh the bright arches of the SKY,
hi, INK. see his spirit fly;
Br ~ Lawrence first attracts his eye.
AMI warns his soul with sympathy.
They pas, the wide extsnt OF space,
IT, tFfetom's GLORIOUS dwelling place;
He mnglt, with her beauteou> race
And finds his dear lov'd liberty
CORVIN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-15

N By the following correspondence It WI De
soa, TIA, 7uO do,iars, In. fruits OF the sui
Escription so generously Set on loot by Inc III
|habitants of Georgetown Tor the reI'et oil our
distressed fellow countrymen OF Baltimore
have already been RENTED 10 that ely
This subscription, considering the c'rcum'
Stances of the times, and the commercial H.
Nalry which must always exist between The
kwo places, forms ALI incident in our history
:to which an inhabitant of Georgetown may
,alw avs point with pride. 1t is BY suck Pc,s
that communities acquire respect: and Is
tbus that we hope always TO see Georgetown
distinguished. To be first in the career OF
philanthropy is the distinction Of true glory.
e (lhessenger.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-15
RECIPE

For famigatia$ rosn,s infected By siesa:'S'
Place in the uiddls OF the room cha""s
dish of live Goals, on it an iron dish or any O.,
tber vessel that will bear the heat, NIL H. y
mean the iron dish) nearly with sand, ana
sink in the sand bowl OF china, or s'one-
ware, or glass, whichever is most conVe'
,;ent -, and in this vessel put small quaint
~ of common salt; let the windows anu
chimney be close shut, and as soon as Use
..na and The salt shall have become heated,
nour on the salt common oil OF vi'F'o'' ana
I've the room Immediately, and keep II
.,ose shut for o. 6 hours. The quantity ne
:. ssa,y for a rocro of, say Is feet square, is
about one ounce IF common salt ana ABOUT
,h,ee quarters Of an ounce of oil Of Sitriol.