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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-21
Coffee.

yoHN H. LADD& Go, have received
- and offer sale,
20 600 lbs. of st. Domingo conse
10 ooo Green Havana do
& 600 Green Porto Rico do
Havana segars in boxes, halls 4 quar-
tors feb l9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-21
Notice.

THE Copartnership of J. (. r. FIFTH
4 ERS s. WASHINGTON. has been
dissolved py limita son, all who are indebt-
cd 10 id firm will please make payment
10 either of the subscribers who alone are
authorised 10 settle the business Of that
arm,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-21
Notice.
The Steamboat Potomac

4 lie SIcaiu- DOdI L otUsIdC
WILL commence her usual route on
w Thursday, next, leaving Washing.
ton at o. CLOCK, and Alexandria at halt
past nine, Tor Norfolk
feb IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-21

Time once past never returns, and tie
moment which is lost is lost forever
Time, therefore, ought, above all other
kinds Of property, to be free from inva.
sion; and yet there is no man who does not
claim the power of trssspasslnG upon and
occupying the time of others.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-21
e. Corning,

yTAS Just received by the sch. charles
80 casks rice,
ISL barrels tar,
6 bales cotton,
which will be sold low tor cash. ..
feb i9 ---------e :.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-21

s&soAos - - - - - = = =
any:-
"slx AND "A FOURTH CENTS.
8 ] will pay you for this BIT Of paper,
if you think proper TO preseht it to-mor-
row. the sum Of
Sin and a Fourth Cents
At my Banking House or Branches. in
Commonwealth Kentucky or indiana rags.
or in any other kind of Notes that are fifty
per cent below par, provided am able,
and don't become insolvent or abscond,
you may have Good. Of Foreign or Do
nestle Manufacture. At my SroRE, or, if
you wish. / will give loo drops Of Usqus-
bnugh, IS OF the tincture of Alecumgree.
kun, or SO Of Nsw.JerusaIem Eye-water,
by calling at my house, or at the Bars Of
the Theatre.
JOHN McCRACKEN, Esq.
January l2. 1922"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-19
Harl7vate, Cutlery, Ship Lhandlep, ,v'c

Newport, April IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-19
NEW.XORK & PHILADELPHIA
HATS

A VERY extensive supply of eegan, and fashion.
able Hats, from the best manufactures in New.
York and Philadelphia, offered for sale by Era.
HATHAWAY, St the stand long occupied by
GEORGE W.dAYOh.
a Book and Hat store. The assortment of men's
youths and ohidren's Hats is complete among the
kinds which warranted gond and sold cheap, ate
the imitation Beavers OF Cond t< pierson, l.. w Ben
edici Col Price, and J. 81. Brewster. n York
and Lobdell Eincs. phade phis-al of which Are
of sn excellent quality and durable black
.iso-One case mems VIDE brin Beavers.
School Books and Stationary Paper
Hangngs and Borders for sale as above
The oval limitation Beavers can be furnished AZ the
lowest possible prices.
az Additions will constantly be made Of The best
ana most iashionable Hats. April 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-19
CUuDALL'S MILLS.
WooI Gdranq.

THE subscribers inform their friends
4 .nd the public. that they have replenisheG
their Csrdng Machines with new Cards Of the fin.
est and most approved manufacture, ard that they
are now enabled to Card Wool OF oil grades in the
best manner.
They continue 10 Manufacture all kinds Of wool.
en- Goods, as usual --.9so, they color and finish
Wooden Cloths of all descriptions, and TO color gar.
ments, &c. tina; have faded, or become unfa,h,on.
able An branches of the above business ill be
done with despatch, and on the lowest terms, and
the leas, favor gratefully acknowledged.
CLARkE & GRINNELL.
NB-SANFoRp ALAy. y.Jittic.Compton-PELsc
CokEY, Tiverton-wILLIan PEARsE, Bristol.
Perry-and Jos sHsRNAs, in Newport, will re.
ceive ard forward article. intended Cor tie Manu-.
factory. Portsmouth, July ~, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-19
PAPER HANGlNGS.

A great variety Of new and fashionable
N patterns Of elegant and Of low priced PA.
PER HASGINGs. for Fooms and window curtains (,
are lust received for sale at the Book and Hs, Store
by GsoRos wssTos, agent 10 r. Hathaway. The
assortment will be constantly increased by new and
handsome figures. from New.York and Boston, and
wtll be sold ch1p. April "a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-19


SIEPHEW II. CAHOONE
received and now offers for sale nc cheat.
so.,, can oe purchased in town, an extensive ass
'0''"''"' " eNe'sh. French and India Goods-yiz--
BHI1ISH GOODS
70" nue. 0,aek d and mixed 'uPerfne BroadclO,hs
Cotton Csmbticks and Jaconet Mus,ins
Striped. checked and corded, do
Linen Cambricks
Linen Cambrick Hdkfs
Imitation do do
White and striped Jeans
Fancy Nestngs. Valcntia, do
N'hed Srsndurilis--drAb, white and corded DrillinrS
20 and ~ Irish Linens--black and brown do
Cambr,ck aud common Dimtes
bingham Robes--striped and Maid Cinrhsr.
Furniture patches--two blues striped Cslicoes
Light London and Manchester prints
brown. green and yellow Calicoes
womens' white and colored cotton Hose
we %ehs DO do do and half Hsse
womens' do do do do do
- and 81 Chintz shawls--s.4 Merino do
Printed Cashmere do
white. green, yellow and red rlannels =
LOTION and worsted Braces
Silk and cotton Umbrellas q.
Mixed and bundle London pins
Cotton Ferfetts and cotton Threads 4.
Embrodering Cotton
Wire Ihread-Bal do in boxes
Coronation piads-pearl shirt Buttons y
Flag Hdkfs for gentemens cravats
White and figured cotton cambrick do
81 aud A fine shirtng Cotton.
Light blue and pink Zephrys
Green and hgured sarcenets
FRbNCH GOODS
Elegant ~ and 8 4 Merino shswls
do red and white Hdkfs- Wrought lndispensabIes
Cd prenIis shsws-F Fancy silk Hdkfs
Black, white and green Grapes
Levantines. Florences and Sattns
Plain and fringed plaided Ribbons
Fancy Ribbons-iisrk Galoons-Kid Gloves
Ladies black and white silk Hose
do do do Gloyes
Chnela Cords--Hooks and Eyes
Plain aud figured silk Lace
Striped and corded MarceIIins-Mcrino Fringe.
india GOODS.
Black sarcenets and synchaws
Black, white and coored Canton Grapes
Black Nankin Grape Dresscs-Black silk tIdkfs
Canton Csmblets--Blsck and colorcd sewing silk
Flag and Bandanns Hdkfs-strped seersuckers.
Also,
A American sheetings
Sd do blesched and unbieached do--3.4 stripes
Brown and bleached Russia sheetings
I'D and "A American Chex
satiinets, Wooienetts, &c. May 90.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-19
ISAAC GOULD,
No. l76, Thames. Street.

No. l76, Thames Street.
Has just reeeiued. and c0ers for saie, as lou 40
can be hurehased in fhis forvn, /oy cash,
- EAL ives, ofEnglaod bsck and blue Broadclotbs
AZ Of the very first ohcp super black, blue, drab
and newest fshion Queens mixed Cssimeres; lov
priced Brosdclo'hs and Csssimeres Toilenett. Va
Iencs, Clrcsssao spd silk ves,ngs superlstive vest
Shapes, fashionable new article Cssslne,ts and
ssttIne, real Scotch Plaid. "a vide silk and cot
ton velvets rich gilt and twist coat and vest But
tons' cheap gilt do. for childrens' cloths Webb's
patent suspenders French buck & doe skin Gloves:
very fine Crsvss spd fancy Hhdkfs. whh generss
sssortmen, Of article, In bis line. April 3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-19
BOOKS MISSING
PAPER.

80 Reams Of woye and hotpressed FOOLS
cap and pot Writing Paper
veIlum and hotpressed Post or Letter Paper
Blue, tea and common Wrapping ditto
Arnes's and Italian hotpressed folio Post, dit
Log, cartridge and bonnet ditto
The above is just received and for sale by
May % yfyNES HfyM.NO.vD.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-19
SAMUEL HICKS,

No. 7, W,RiQm. Street,
IA tie lane leading cast trom Me hard store late;
!y occupied by Mr. Stephen Debiois
- EsPEcTFULLY informs his Friends
~ and the Public, tha, he has commenced
the dressing of Goats, PantaIouDs, Ladies,
Dresses, Merino Shawls, Grapes, sc, at the
above place where Ladies and Gentle met,
can be accommodated IN the best manner, and
with pnnctoali,y.--lIis mode of dressing
Goats, Pan,aloons, &c. by steam sponging,
which extracts all kinds OF stains having q
composition for 30 doing, which enablcs him
to dfcs, clothes so that no person can scarce
distinguish them from new. He restores
seams OF clothes to their original colors, whe1
worn white e.-Clo,hes warranted 20 wear . o.
3 months after dressing, aud then can DO
dressed again.
WE the subscribers have had coats dress
ed by Samuel Hicks, in satisfactory manner,
and checrfully recommend him TO the public
as perfect master OF the business, which no
processes.
ROBERT p. LEE.
STEPHEN II. CAHOONE.
Newport, May 27, 1929.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-19
DIRECT FROM Iht. n. YORK
AUCTIONS!
ROBERT u. LEE.

SOthWOh piaCk and q Diapers ana Crash
- cold Canton Grapes > SO pieces light and dark
Black Bombazins prints. 20 cts. per yd.
Black and colorec Lust 4 "A Merino Rdkis
rings Merino bordered Shsw,s
Double chained black Z Figured bordered Csssi
LsventiDe mere, do.
PLAIN aud twilled black y White and colored plain
Bom5a2eits L silk, do.
PLAIN aud figured, color , Purple and Chin,z. do.
ed do. Flag, bandanna & black
Scarlet and green printed silk Hdkfs
Flannels COTTON do of all kinds
Handsome Vestngs \ Kid, silk, beaver and
Black F,orentines 4 va-.' buck skin Gloves
iencias y Horn and ivory Combs
White gsuze Flannel & cheap
Ladies' cotton, silk and A. & Ga Book N,uslins
worsted Hosiery Plain h figured Jsconets
Gentiemens' cotton, wor' { Pain and figured Lenoes
sted, lambs wool and y44 Ga Null Muslins
hemp lose and hall L Linen Csmbrlcks
hose Long Lawns
Patent wire sewing Cot. , "A heavy Irish Linens,
ton { cheap
Best Italian sewing Silk p44 and Ga cotton Cam.
Black. white aud g:een\ brcs
Italian Grapes & Power and steam loom
Green Esu2e Shirtngs
Dimtes AmerIcsn shirtings and
Cotton Cssslmcres Sheetings
Cotton 4 linen Dama,k Yellow Nankin,
Piaii figured buttons, { PINK and white Sarsnetts
Tor children pPs,ent aud otbersuspen.
Pound. pack & box PinsS ders
Ribbons and sik Braids 4 Brown & black Linens
Umbrellas and Parssols Russia sbeeungs
White Drngs Willow lndispen sables
Together with good assortment OF Brosdclotis,
Csssimeres, Pclissc Cloths and ssttinetts.
Newport April IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-19
WIN. II. RATHBONE.

WIN. II. RATHBONE,
CGefS for sale at his Store, head Of
Pocket Wharf.
OUADRANTS, double and single
observation; Bra IS and Wood Compasses
Spy Glasses; Cases Of Mathematical Instruments
parallel rules, Scales and Dividers Navigators and
Coast Pilots, Charts patent haf.hour Glasses
Log glasses; Bunting and Ships colours; quilts,
writing, letter and log paper nk powder cordage
OF all sizes twinc house, cabin, paint and scrub
brushes; brooms cabin mops log reels md chfs
deep sea and hand leads; hand pump 8; serving
mallets; blocks and hanks japan lamps and feed.
grs, horn and tin lanterns knives and forks him
les Of all kinds screwsi brass and iron lstchcs
cocks coee mills jack ard pen knives, spoons
cooks ladies' and tormentors; axes batcbets, ham
mers, japan and tin umpets, chisels, sugurs, l.s,
saws, harpoons and grains, fish hooks, sail needles
and palms, leather, sheathing paper, csukng irons
and msiiets; marlin spikes; iron shoyels; ships
srcapers, gimblets, pump and clapper nails, states
and pencils, spanish brown, red lead tin, irsn and
stone ware; patent deck lights brass puRp boxes,
wrought and cut nails brads and tscks of all Sizes
tile. glue, chalk birthstone, lsmpblack oars, hand
spikes, Tar, Pitch, Turpentine and Rosn oakum |;
with full assortment Of every articles usually call
ed for in hardware and Ship Chsndlery store.
OJ~ Persons wishing Quadrants and Compasses
repaired, leave them al the above store, where
they will be attended 10. Newport, June Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-12

In offering this resolve, Mr. NJ. said, .syas
not Gsna! with him, on Introducing resolutions
.tolhe consideration otthe house, 10 accnnipa-
ny them with remarks bu; on this occasion
re Thought il proper to assign the reasons that
had induced him 10 bring this resolution for
ward. The object OF it MAS more eiiectual,y
10 suppress the slave trade. By The returns
that had been made IT appeared that three OF
the prizes that had been taken b. nBeOf oar
most gallant officers, on TIE cOas, Of. Africa,
were retaken by the rising ~; the captured a.
sainst the captors, the prize crews being toe
feeble in number u keep the controul. Mr.
NJ. Thought tbat the sentiment ii humanity
w1,,ij dictate the protection Ut the officers
and seameu %! our navy against these lawcss
desperadoes made desperate by captivity, by
sending larger vessels, carrying men enough Il
man the prizes. Aud, Dir. NJ. said il we look
to the employment OF the navy as a school
IN fine OF peace, 30 prepare them for the ext.
gencies of war, .e could not conceive on,
better suited to i! Ihan that which was con
templaicd by Che resolution.
| The resolve WAS agreed TO.
Mr. j. $. JoHNsToN OF Lou. laid ON the Ia.
bic the iolowiug resolution
| ReSot'ed, That TIE Secretary of the Navy be d
rectcd lay before I.iis House a statement Of wha
vessels employed ~ ihe West Indies and Gulf
Mexico: and whctacr any vessels ordered cruz,
III that quarter hnve failed 10 comply herewith vine
Their the inrcc is sufficient to protect the commercs
OF the u. States what additional force is necessary
what measures are nov IN contemplation; and VIVA
public vessels can be speedily pot on that service
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-12


a citizen of this District, now at Buenos
Ayres, has forwarded us the following highly
interesting extract Of letter from a gentle
man now at Lima to commercial house at
Buenos Ayres. We have also received Bue-
nos Ayres papers, giving the official account
of this event: Nat hi
Extract ola letter from Chill.
" SANTIAGO, Oct. 99.-On Thursday last
arrived, per Chian brig, the glorious news
of the fall of CalIao, viz General Cauterac and
the royal army, who had thrown supplies in
to the forts, remained but few days under
the walls long enough, however, to consume
all the provisions they brought with them, and
to reduce the garrison to the greatest want.
The Spanish army then marched OF in the di-
rection of Juju, and were not mOlested by
Gen. San Martin. Immediately afterwards
the Governor La Mar OF San Phillipp, sent
deputation offering TO capituIate, the terms
ofwhich were accepted by the Patriots as fol
lows; The Spanish garrison to march out
with the honors Of war to be allowed two
months TO recruit their health in Lima, IN
which time they were at liberty 90 join Laser
MAJOR remain neutral the officers during which
time were allowed to wear their side arms
" The capitulation took place on the 21si
and 22d September. The garrison is SAID
TO have amounted to six or eight hundred W.
vaids. Ammunition and every munition o.
war were given up without receiving the leasi,
injury. Amongst other articles, 10000 stans
ofarms are said to have fallen into the patr-
OTIS hands.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Among the petitions this day presented
was a memorial by Mr.. PoINsETT, from sun
dry inhabitants of the city Of Charleston, S.
&. praying for the establishment ola Uniform
System of Bankruptcy; which obtained the
usual reference: as also did one presented by
Mr.. LowNDEs, from the Colleton District,
). &. praying for a repeal of the laws proh-
biting the entrance into our ports OF certain
British vessels.
On motion OF Mr.. JrctSOn, OF Va. it was
Resoi'ed, THAI the Committee the Judiciary he
inStI uctcd Enquire into line expediency Of amending
The act, entitled " for The relief Of persons i'm
pr'soned for debt" extend Its privileges to
persons Imprisoned ON process, in civil actions, the
suit ofthe United States.
BANKRUPT BILL.
The House then proceeded to the consider
alton, in committee of the whole, of the bill
TO establish Uniform System of Bankruptcy.
Mr.. MONTGOMERY took the floor, and advo
Gated the passage of the bill in Il speech OF
nearly two hours; of which we shall present
our readers with sketch as soonas we can find
room for It's insertion.
Mr.. BLAIR succeeded him, in concise but
lucid speech, in opposition to the bill, and in
favor of striking ont the first section.
Mr.. HEMPHILLrose TO address the House,
but the usual hour of adjournment having
passed the cominitice rose, reported progress,
and obtained leave to SIT again.
In The house, it was resolved, on motions
when this house do adjourn, it adjourn TO
Monday next which was carried
And then the House adjourned.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-06-01

Of the merchants and a petition to govern
ment adopted, praying that ships belong
ing to the republics OF Colombia, Buenos
Ayres, Chill, 8-e. to be admitted into our
ports (when coming direct from their re-
spsctive countries, and laden with the
produce thereby may be admitted in the
same manner as the ships of the u. States
s. Brazil.
The wheat crop has failed at the Cape
of Good Hope. The Governorha issued
an order, admitting for the space OF 10
months, imports at a duty of 8 per cent IN
stead OF ~.
1t is reported that Ali Pacha, who has
been so many times killed, has arrived
safe at Majorca.
There are rumors that a misunderstand-
ing is likely to become serious between
France and Spain
it is announced that the Potatoe crop in
the counties of Glare, Kerry, Galway,
Cork, Mayo, Roscommon and Limerick,
Ireland, is ascertained to be deficient. In
Clare, it is stated, that 200 900 Of the po-
pulation will want for TODD ii. the COM
ming crop. a period of 8 months. The
oat and hay crop is SO deficient that many
cattle have already died.
French Stocks, April 22d, 81: British
Consols, tor account, 78t.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-06-01
LATEST R O EUROPE.

Inc Martin sailed from Liverpool or
;9e xtth, aud from the Rock on the 28th,
I'VE have our regular files Of papers, and
~-ieyd,s Lists 10 the date of her departure.
AT The las, dated it is said there was eve.
prospect OF a reconciliation between
Russia aud Turkey.
he West India trade bill, was to have
a nnal reading in the House of Commons
on me S9th OF April, and there was no
doubt of its passage,
On the S5th when tie last accounts left
Eonuon' Lord John RUSSELL had jus, bro't
lor"sfd his promised motion for a Pariia-
mentsry reform.
here was no alteration in the market
Il Liverpool.
"A meeting has bsea held a, London.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-06-01
8 or 400 acres,
Public Sale.

On Wednesday neGt,
TIME 9th Of June, at I2 o'clock, will be
sold at the Merchants Coffee House,
all the interest Of Daniel Somers in and to
a certain tract Of Land called
Summer Tale,
about 8 miles from Alexandra, eontaiains
l24 acres more or less.
Also,
share steam pump stock.
Terms cash. A. MOORE,
Trustee of Daniel Somers.
June
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-06-01
Public Sale.
On Tuesdaq, at IO0'czock,

On Tuesday, at IOo'clock,
WILL be sold at the auction store a va
W riety OF goods, among which are
Sugars, molasses. brandy. whiskey,.
Vinegar, cordial, Nal. wine, s. NJ. do.
Port wine, chocolate, red ocbre,
Tobacco,
Also, without reservs,
6 hhcs sup sugar, on a liberal crea
SO boxes do %raisins, dit.
ALSO, a lot of open queens ware, com.
posing a very general assortment
Also, furniture Of every kind, Cd hand
and new.
A few dozen claret wine,
/ two horse wagon. nearly new.
eAlso,
Linens, c%ottons, cloths. cassimeres
Threads, silks. buttons, button moulds
Shoes and hosiery.-All the above artt
cles on limitation, and may be seen and
purchased at any time.
S. A. MARSTELLER, Auct,
may 80 ids
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SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.

vX7iLL be rented to the highest bidder,
w at ten o'clock A. d. the County
wharf, for the term OF eight months, ending
the LIST OF March 1898,
June
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-06-01
Grass and Grain Sythes.
Rro1en .MOrpnn 81 Co.

HI UVtCfV cHUd SVU
HAVE imported in the ship Fair Ira
IL der, from Liverpool,
Wa!dron's prime grass sythes,
do double prime grain do
Printed Marseilles cuttings, handsome
patterns,
Blu the sehr. Primrose, from Boston,
so pieces Russia sheelings,
5mo s6. st
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-06-01
A. C.. CazenOve b Go.

Lave for sale, on accommodating
III terms,
Young dyson and gunpowder tea, cargo
of ship Panther, imported last month;
Prime retailing molasses
N. E. rum, Jamaica do.
Whiskey. gin, and sugar
Finest old madeira & port wine,
Cut nails & brads ed to 4Cd inclusive
Dupont's gunpowder
Baltimore window glass
Spanish segars. yellow soap
Sperm, mould, and dipt candles
with a very extensive stock OF American,
European, and India piece goods.
may 16.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-06-01

that period.
"HE work will commence with the
i Presidents Message I'd Congress,
June |, 1919; the Report Of the Commit
tee of Foreign Relations, and the Presi.
dents Proclamation announcing the De-
claration Of War. Then will follow, in
succession, the Letters of our Officers,
from the commencement to the termina-
ton of the war; and conclude withs the
Treaty OF Peace Of Dec. "a. 1914.
In gathering and coIlating those letters
for publication, the Editors motive is, to
preserve them to the rising and to future
generations. He has frequently regret
ted, witp his cotemporaries,.. the. i'm.
practicabillty OF obtaining access to the
letters OF the officers of our Revolution,
and few men now living, 1t is presumed,
have had the pleasure Of perusing them
all. The proposed publication will pre-.
serve, from a similar fate, the official let
tiers of our officers during the late war,
and will furnish an opportunity TO the
young men OF America. now advanced
and advancing to manhood, Of perusing
them; they will there see their fathers,
their brothers, their relations, and their
friends, in their true col0fs
The names of those valuable men who
have shed their blood in the general de-
fence, in whatsoever station, ought to be
inscribed on the roll of fame, held up to
general imitation. and handed down to
posterity for their admiration. The high
est honors are due to those whose bravery
repealed the savage and the civilized Toe,
both by sea. and land; whose undaunted
valor and heroism was never excelled in
the proudest days of the a%ocient republics.
To the junior officers of the army and ma
Wy, this book will prove an excellent MAJ
nuel and model for imitation.
1t is presumed the head Of each family
in the country will be grati6ed in possess
ing a copy of this work, mol merely as a
book of reference, but a source of pleasure
for recitation to their children at their6Ie-
side.
TERMS.
This work will be printed in one volume
octave, on a fine medium paper, & small
plea type, containing about 500 pages.
The price to subscribers will be three
dollars neatly bound, and " dollars
and fifty cents in boards payable on deli.
very.
Any person becoming responsible for
six copies, shall be entitled to the seventh
gratis.
g. Subscriptions rsceioed at the
bookstores Of A. 4. Kennedy and Jno
A. StUeart, .AIsran IraG.
iune