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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
IA MES GAIT,

Clock and Watch Maker, Kins.st., Alexandria,
VANISHING to be fairly employed in
w the line of his business, and know
ing the great scarcity OF money, and be-
Iieving il has been reported that bis char,
ges were generally high, takes this method
TO inform bis friends and the public gene
rally that after this date he will do watch
work at the following raies:-
Plain Watches cleaned at 80 37t
Do. when other repairs are
necessary 20
Main springs furnished l Is
English Verges ! 20
Do Dials 70
Glasses, best quality . lst
and all other repairs in proportion; and all
work done in bis shop under his own i'm
mediate inspection and warranted to per-
form we'll. July
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
JAMES S GUNNELL, NJ. d.
ybonf1of

JAMES S GUNNELL, NJ. ID.
Dentist,
DESPECTTULLY offers his services
II as Dentist TO the citizens and visi.
tors ofthe District of Columbia.
REFERENCES.
WASHINGTON. Georgetown.
DR.. Sim. Or. Z. Worlblnst0n,
F. May, P. Warheld,
Cutbush, Henderson,
Hunt, N.W.Worthington
Sewall, BobreT,
Washington, Magruder,
Alexandria.
DR.. Semmes DR.. Washington,
Richards, Fhzbugh,
Peake. Stabler,
Gen. John Mason Richard B. Lee, ESQ
Col. A. Henderson, Geo. Graham, Esq.
Rev, DR.. A. Hunter. and DR.. Dick.
Office on the Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Oh and 10th streets, West, on the
same square with Dir. Gunton's Apotbe.
cary Shop J
GDr. GUNNELL will be at
Mr.. Ctugsn's Hotel, Alexandria, every
FRIDAY, from 8 A. Nj. until 2 P. M. lex.
cept during the sessions OF Congress.) All
Ietle rs addressed to DR.. G. in Washing
ton, or lett at CIagetrs Hotel, will be
punctually attended to.
Washington, May 81, 1898. thtf
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
Private sale at the Auc. Store.

rs offered a great variety Of goods, at
very reduced prices such as summer
carpets. winter do. .ideboards. bureauxs,
n;anos. secretaries, bookcases, beds, bed
steads, chairs, rush, cane, common, cro'
cradles. Also, crockery ware, naFGwsIe.
in the lot, superior and common knive'
and forks. Also. groceries Of every klnd'
superior cheese, &c. :. al,
ALSO, sheetings. sbirtiDgs, diaper, i'ck-
ipg. shawls, hdkfs. muslins, jeans, linen
and drilling pantaloons, shirts and rounda-
bouts, silk, thread, cotton cuttoRs. COLON
gloves, sc. Also, an invoice OF excellent
books, and paper. hangings.
S A. MARSTELLER, arct.
aup 9
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
For Sale.

- THE LANDS HOUSE on Stun,
B Hill, lately owned by Mr.. Norton
sks being about Tuenty-oue Acre,
@well enclo.ed; on the little rive,
turnpike road, two miles from Alexandra
The garden contains many valuable shruI,
vines, and fruit trees. The situation -
handsome and healthy.
Possession may be had immediately -
The time Of payment will be reasonably
extended to suit the purchaser
may 27-tf WIN. CRANCU
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
C Mnltum in ParYO."

vTyHE person who sometime since Dor.
rowed a volume Of this Sung
BOOK. from gentleman on the wharf, Is
requested to return it. The advertiser
loaned il to some person whom he cannot
recolIect, and win be obliged TO pay the
owner for The set to which it belongs. u
mt enabled 10 return it. 1t is London
edition. bound in Red Morocco.
inlY q9
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
A.C. Cazenove e Go.

A. G.. Cazenove f Go.
p.ye RECEIVED BY THE RISING SUN
l27 kegs cut nail I'D to 4od
l2 bales Blackstone shifting q sheet
ings
IS packages OF plaids. stripes, cheeks
furniiures, tickings and drillings.
1000 lbs cotton yarn
800 do do wicsIng
Also, from R,chmond'
a further supply of manufactured TOBACCO
of very superior quality.
eEThey continue to Pur-
chase Tobacco, Wheat, Wool and Fax
cod july Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
FRESH BEEF

for one year, commencing on the lst OF
September, 1928. The beef to be Of good
and wholesome quality, and furnished in
quarters when The quantity will allow,
when less than a quarter is required, an
equal proportion of LIST, ed and I'd quail.
ties. The contractor to deliver the beef
at the post twice in each week, in such
quantities as shall be directed by the As
sislant Commisssry, until the weather is
sufficiently cool to allow Of drawing two
day beef at once, when the contractor
viii be required to deliver it only once 10
each week Good and sufficient security
will be required tor the performance OF
of the contract.
july % Ii. &. Asst Com Sub.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
Mahogany & Furniture.

NAohoSo'y y
THE subscriber has on hand and lot
i sale, large quantity OF handsome
crotch and shaded ST Domigo Mohagany,
in Logs. Planks and Boards, which he vii
sell low for Cash. Also. on band and for
sale, quantity Of elegant
Fashionable Furniture,
warranted equal, if not superior to any
in the District: Consisting of Sideboards,
Ladies' Secretaries, Gen,lemep's Secrela-
tries and book cases, Ladies Work lab
bles, Dining and Breakfast Tables, ward
robes. Bureaus. Clock cases, Wash stands,
Candle stands, Bedsteads. Cradles, So
phas, Chairs, SC &c. which furniture ne
will sell low tor cash, barter, or approved
notes.
All orders for furniture thankfully re.
ceived and executed in The neatest and
most substantial manner. Orders from
the country, ,ormateria's, promptly alien
ded TO.
.W.aTTR.iSSES MADE,
and all kinds OF upholsleIing done on the
cheapest terms WILLIAM GREEN,
Cabinet Maker, Royal street, nearly OPP
posite the market.
FUNERALS
undertaken on the lowest terms. july 4
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
For Sale,
4 Tract Of Land,

IN Fairfax county, 10 miles from Alex
andria and eight from Georgetown.
containing FOUR HUNDRED 4 ElGH-
TY acres, about loo acres Of which IS
heavily timbered. There is an excellent
orchard on the premises. A great bargain
NAV be had if Immediately applied tor.
april 90 DANIEL F. DULANY.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
Was Committed

ruNO the Jail for the county of Alexandra,
J. D. c. on the 3Otb July, 1923, as a
runaway, q negro man, who calls himself
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
JOHce of the Ass't Com. Of SUD.
} Fnrt Washington. Juiu 90.

SEALED proposals W III be received at
y this Office until 95h August, for fur.
nishing the troops and laborers at this post
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
C.. Ell. p. THOMPSON

HAVE just received per ship Ponce,
IL Captain Crabtree, from Liverpool
their aunDly of
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14

Withers & Washington
are now opening very neat assortmentcf
SPRING GOODS:
consisting Of
Irish linens and long lawns
Russia and Irish sheetIng
Super6ns and low priced calicoes
PLAID and stripe Cambria Ginghams
Plain and figured book muslins
Jaconets s. swiss do
Book muslin bdkfs
Striped levantines and eros de Naples
Linen cambria and cambria bdkfs
Plain and figured Canton grapes
Merino points and leila hdkts
Flag and Bandanna hdkfs
a. g. Sd cotton cambrIcs
Jaconet do apriI5-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05

,erfeitsr Sho fstseify v;iL1ssvs Il, viibSa'
your leave. Still humsnisy and jusuce viii
pfoyide, ihbi 90 member of the soCis con
tsc,. shall have either his .iie, propsry, Of
reputation, vsn,oniy invaded. An undef'
sanding is tseitIy inferred, tbst society and
tho delinquent, whstevsr tho fault, o. fne,
receive not the least wrong, but come of ~
the end, with double advantage. The man
ne.s OF an unworthy citizen arc probably q
msnded, The community has ressoo 20 rsj oice
for hi; and i,s own welfare. Ono orgusGe 9
i. conclusive, as 10 the pfesen, mode Of cbss
tisiog ordioaly transg'essoIs. IL " not The
criminal you punish, who perhaps is aiiogeih-
'cr past shsins, bu, his friends who might
have rep.o5s.ed The commission OF The evii
deed, his parents or re!aiiSes who would have
guarded against H., his vi,,uous vile, who ds
susded from VICIOUS conduct, or his uniottu
note rbild,tn, who s'e 10 feel the unh5p7y ei
fee's. Hast innocence by u singuls' and
strange ia.s!isy, then bo obliged 10 suffer ior
the sn, OF the guiiys The interpretation OF
panisho,eot generally goes 10 the correcting
The cnnios., end preventing oshe's !fom ioi
lowing his pernicioas example. The eorrec
iios Of ~ incouisibie offender howess, I,
,hough fashionable tbe !dea, Is an sbsureliy IN
terms, and bundrr Of Ieegusge, fl, only to-
90 u,be nipn. Il is easy 50 see, no human
su,hoTiy can be vested whh such jurisdiction
II ,s no, merely prof'es,, II !, dingefcus.
To DC bdet ,hefe lore, ca, and 10 wea'y you
no more on this subject, eaanot acquiesee
entirely 10 the fsmerks cs he ingenious edi
tor oil the N,ionai G4zede, or the piopnety
> ofhs Geek auo,s,ioD, 40 ths plain Ecglish
Of The quoiatjsn seems 10 stand contrary 20
wha, he ~ broadly advances, at least cDYsr'Iy
iosibuales, that puDishntn's 10 oil cases, are
really necessary, bnt 10 be serviccse'e and et'
GcieDi,, sn0uld bG uniu:R and 'siooal.
BECCARIA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
EaylAQu06c al Grenada.

The sloop Pauhna. julia, Cops. ID. 4. Took
cr, has arrived IN 50 dsy, from 81. Johns,
(Spani.h Msine.) BY Al. Cooke, ooe oi the
passengers, we learn ,ha, OF Sunday, The ] ST
OF - :. tho cuy OF Crensds was visited by a
Tremendous eauhQuaks, which cracked The
watts Of mos, OF the houses, end over,brew
some of the stene crvsses before the church.
c.. Most os the tiles were shattered and
stripped hon The roof. o! the houses. It's
Elects yer. ,eli eight lesgues distant. Two
u ,hrce shocks were feii every dsy tor swesk,
bp, the fist was The heavics, and commenced
81 dsy hight. pur informant states that he
was up, snd went TO the iron, door, where he
observed the cau'ch which was oppos,,e iil.
ed with persons III mass. In q few moments
they we,e all in The street, on Jneir kDees,snd
the house suddenly began 10 move, and The
walls 70 crack. lie calls a fellow LODGE, "a
RI Nxou) who was asleep, and both 'ush cd
Into the sreet a. quickly as possible. The
cioped under them moved so much like the
heavins pillows OF The ocean, ths,thsy bscame
extremely dizzy. In the ofcrnoon procns.
va, fo med, and an sHiRy, OF image, Us ls:ge
a. life, Intended 10 roI,e sent our Saviour, was
carried through the s,tecUs--the multitude
chanting hymn, which he'd very solemn ef-
leot The mex, d.y hey formed ano,be ptO-
ocssion, and eM1ied an imsge Of the Haiy
Vugio, decorated 10 sspisndld msnoer. The
tr,enion among the detutcd people, was, ,ha,
this imsgc wss found ~ box which spon-
tsoeou,iy l,a,ed up the iiver sgsioss The esr.
rent--rhls was spoken Of os TACT, with The
u,mos, gfs,i'y and so!emniy. For week
following, the inhabitants slept out OF ,owo,
fssting ,e,uro OF shocks stuI more violent,
which would bu,y them beneath the 'u,n' OF
,h- ety.
oa the Surdsy following. (Dee. a. the
/ celebration OF their Independence commenced
Ut beine also the commence meot ot 'onc
'elisious huiydsy. Their y ~ss demon
s;ta,ed by buI,.hgh,s, & G ~o'ks SC. eoo,inu.
ID for e,gh, day, I've l2h wa, celebrated
win sli the pomp snd spendor In lh-i6 power.
The officers snd soldiers iook lhs os,h 81 g
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
CUBA.

a letter to the editor the Richmond.
Enquirer, dattd at Washington, l9tb
ull. says,
1.-The British ninis'er here tMr Can--
ming, } waited some time apo upon NiF.
Adams, Secretary If State, and read to
him letter i,om his cousin, George
Canning, in which he speaks Of TIC ru-
mers IS to Cuba :, deuits in Tive ri0at
positive manner any wish or intention or
the part Of the British government to Oh
tain IT, aud expresses an opinion tlmt il;
would he Gishonorable in them to avail.
. themselves OF the weakness Of Spain for
any such purpose /, seems too, ihay
The minister was here directed by his gov
crnmeRt to read this to the Secretary os
State. No copy was furnished, and Mr..
Munroc directed Mr., Adams to apply
ard know whether one would be furnisli-
Cd. 1t is said he has rot ha,i an answer.
bat that it will not. This is al tic in-
formations our government has OH ,he.
subject.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
Extraordinary Circumstance.

COW belonging 10 Mr.. Josssh Coriew, oe
this town, which bad been missing Mi,ly one
d'cs, was an Tuesday last found IN onc ems.
OF a wood house, belonging TO Iona,bsn Bart
lett, Esq, wi'hin shor, ,isaace ol her ovo-
crs residence, whete she undoubtedly has
been the whole time, ss diiigen, search was
made sor her in sD paris OF he islond for sey :.
eral days, and 10 inio' maiion whichever Could
be Obtained Of her. The place where she wax
iouud would not odmi oi her laying down c,.
turning round, end some wood which she he'd
to step over in order TO get ~ preysD'cd hes
from backing our. She is greatly smsciotcs.
having been without the least food, bul { on,
The skiluioess of the Pkysteians WHO have
her ia charge, hopes ate enter ancd ,nat the
poor creature will reeover.
EGsibor. SeU!irst
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
FIRE AZ .KEREDIIX

An egtiac, OF etet from Merediih, n II.
published in the Portsmouth Journal. gives
Tie following particulars oi the late eonnaera-
tion Of the Factory 10 hat place:
alt (the 6re) originated in tie p;ekipc
room OF 'he cotton Factory, which was on tie
second floor, snd sp'ead with The f,pidiy, &C
lightning. to every part OF the building In
few moments it presented q huge mas, of
G,e and desols,ion. Three Of the girls cu-
pIoyed on the third n,or, made their escape
by the s'sifs. one, at ,he hazard Of her hie.
she owes her escape probably, TO the cireuu-
.tsnce OF her having On a bombaze gown
for she literally rushed through The a,me..
Before q ladder could be CHAINED, or sny
me,ns devised, by which the unfortunate girl,
In The third snd fourth stories could mako
their tscspe, seven ofihem precipits,,d tnem.
.eIse, from one Of the 81 story windows 10
The ground, q height Of about IS leet. A
iSdder was a, last procured, and Two descend.
ed without injury, the flames Immediately
hsshing f'om~he windows.
".Aa The S.h .hs! le.Psd i,su ,ss vin'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05

, Iegisnce 10 tie government Of Iiurt;1e; he,e
were scsefsi factions who psIucpsled IA i.e
cesebI siioD, end suong them weie lei uLli.
Cans, foysli,,s emo impe risligs.
On Fridsy, the 2o.h Of December, another
shock oi go earthquake IVES felt, which com.
pelied our informant and Others 10 fy 10 iha
sneet. The mSubisins near the IOWA nas,
plsin to be seen, had been tpii; al The ,u,, ~
the violent cones cussion OF The esrih.
The Gfensda here spoken OF, we presume,
(for the notes Of cur informant 90 Dot msGliGn
us geographical siios,ion with any distinct
ness,) - q iowa oi Nics'sgua audience ol Gu.
slimaIs, Sonb c. the islUus oi Dsiien, lie.
tween the Caribbean Sea end Tho Psciic o.
eesn. il Is situsled sbout 10 niies f,om tho
later, on lake Nicarsgus, which soi me'.y CO.
ao!ed u to carry on scmc considerable nsce.
John David. DuicbDsD, p!laged Ibis town
The las, century, With ninety men, when op.
posed by at lsast eighi hundred Inhahiispis<
IN. la. H., 2s. W. lon. s7. The towns
well built the houses in the sp5uIb, are hulk
in the Indian syie--lhe corners end door
posts being The only an.bef used 10 their eon-
'uouon. The sides ard ends are composed
oi teecs, and the roul, covered with cotoanos
leaves the streets are narrow. The houses
in he own are GENERALLY oDe sloIy high, oe
the same size, eod covered with ,y.s roofs.
No glass is used 10 he windows, instead
whereof are ciicclsr crates OF wood or fon.
There are seven churches in III. place. Tho
number Of inhabitants is coiDpu,s at sbouc
len 'houssnd--mostly Iodian, .hsre beiog nos-
more Than Two hundred whites IN the place.
The inhaoitants supposed Nj Nixon snd Nj.
Cooke the a'st strangers who were ever there.
The country spov-isng cheep---lhe peo~
pie Possess luIe ptinciple-ths lower class
being mostly thieves end as.s.sins and the
mos, respectable arc unworthy oi tru,. Leon
On the esciiic, has population Of iofiy.thous
sand souls--f. Com .9dv.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05

On the 9th Oct tremendous Vclca.
no poured forth stones ant lava from
mountain situated IN the Beanjean Re-
gcncIes. about 200 miles from Batavia.
5000 natives were buried 10y the stores,
and ashes 800 have been found mosr
dTeadlulIy burnt, and but faint hopes arc
entertained OF lhe recovery of most g
them.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05
NEWPORT.
VEDWESDIY, 5<ReA S, ie23.
ReDa5lican NOmlnGnon.


Al a General Republican Convention
holden in East. Greenwich. on 18Th JAN
uary, ls23--Hon. Henry KEMINc.
TON. President Z II. WHEELER,
Secretare-H 9oas unanimously Res0fpe9,
That the following gentlemen bc recon-
nendcd to the FIeemenot this Stale, ioi
reelection, at the neXt election of GeEe.
raj Officers
MS ExcELLESeY
WILLIAM { GIBBS,
GOTERJOR.
HIS HONOR
CALEB EARLE,
EIEUTGNI.vy. 60 OVERNOR.
SENATORS.
J. TuoMAs FRY, Esq.
2. NATHAN BRowN, Esq.
5. JoHN D'WGLF, Esq.
d. BENJAMIN SMITH, ESQ.
5. WILLIAM HUmrnREY, Esq.
6. SrEPnEw b CORNELL, Esq
:. WILLIAM WHIPPLE, Esq.
s. ELIsHA WATSON, tsq.
9. WILLIAM VALENrINE, Esq.
10. JoMs X. WATEnMAN, E.sq.
HsNRY Bowen, Esq. Secretary.
DurEE J. PEARcE, Esq An'y-Ceh
YHos. q. PIpMAH, Esq. Gen. Treas.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05

SUPREME CouR r.-Yesterday the
Supreme Judicial Couf, of this state, for
the county ol Newport, commenced its
session Ia tins town. AT this term will!
come or the tripl o! fdmuna Biggs and
Ednnn! Briggs, nm Gather and SON.
Tor killing Samuel /. Tenant, in Sept.
last also tia; oil the BuumgionS, {uncle
and nephew for passing counterfeit bills.
hc Court has not yet assigned day for
t!ls trial oi these cases.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05

CoNcREss.--.l'bc seventeenth Con.
sIess OF the Unit,d States closed its la.
bors oa Monday last. The session has
10, becn a stormy one, nor has the pub
lie been enlightened with quite SO many
long speeches as iu former instances
bat iA,!e business, hoW,.er, has been
slone, although there was much to do
The acts OF public nals'e which haze
been passed at his session, will be pub
iished IN this paper as speedily as circum-
staacss vii, adait.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-05

# viii be seen by an advertisement in
this days paper, that the steam boat
Connecticut, Capt. BUNKER, commen-
ces business for the season on Saturday
next, when she will cave New.York, TOR
Rhode island.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-17
MOUNT VE,SUFTUg.

Accounts from Naples mention that in the re
cent eruption of this mountain, many farms hac
been totally destroyed, and upwards of 1000 pea
SAINTS have had their dwellings, burnt.
The Gazette Of Naples, Of the 18th Oct. men.
lions that the churches OF that capital we're c. ovid
cd with It's inhabitants ieturning thanks to God for
having preserved it from the danger with which il
was threatened, by one Of the most terrible erup-
tons OF Mount Vesuvius that had ever occurred =
On that day only, the columns OF fire, stones and
ashes to an astonishing distance, had begun 10 d-
mlnlsh Several thousands of the inhabitants of
the nelghborhood had taken refuge in Naples; the
roads were blocked up with stones and ashes. The
noise OF the several explosions was Tremendous
and the shock of each, as the mountain rocked WINS
tell on every side for miles. The torrent of lava
N the direction OF Resina, covered at once more
than 100 acres, and about two hours after sunrise
on the 2lst Oct. it was seen rolling onward about
mile IN width. Ashes isll in the streets Of the c
~ OF Naples.-NationaL GGzetts.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-17
SEVENTEENTH CONGRESS-.
5ttcnn 5rsSiun.
~ SEN3TE-,Idnua,y 8.


| tNoSAbN VI FkhAINs
| The resolution offered by Mr.. RodapD. on Mon
day, instrucing the committee on naval affairs i
Impure into the cxpediency Of allowing bounty Il
the public armed vessels and private armed vessel
OF the United States, Tor prisonss captured and th
guns taken BY them in any piralcal vessel was reac
Tor consideration.
| Mr.. Hodhey said he thought, that in the war ",
were wagng against the buccaneers of The West In
oiah Seas, the government ought to hold out in.
JUDGEMENTS to our officers and seanlen, greater than
were now offered to them, ard thus do all in lis
power 70 put speedy end TO the war. In such Q
warfare, he had no idea that there was any thino
like honor 10 be acquired, and as that stimnIs vas
not Afforded to the brave men who would be enpag.
cd IN prosecuting it, something ought 10 be held
OUT 70 them, 10 its place. 1t was warfare of much
DANGER; the service was arduous and the cxposure
gay and night, which such a service required. was
- those seas, extremely hazardous, from the rrea,
liability TO the fatal diseases Of the climate n.
,houSnt' aiso' that some encouragement ought 10
DC held out 10 private armed vessels 10 CO onerat.
as Tar as possible, in bringing this war to a cIosr
" nat 'hdt encouragement ought TO be, he could
NOT say that would be lett to the wisdom Of the Sc
nate. The late war afforded, however, preceden,
lor his object, and that the amount Of The bonn
~. In that contest, bounty of S9s for each MI
soner, was at hrst allowed, and Subsequently, $50
were granted The bounty which he PROMISED.
Mr.. X said, would have the further effect. Of in
ducg sailors TO enter the public service and TINS
pace promptly IN the hands Of the officer CHARGED
with conducting the expedition tand most suitable
and excellent appointment it was) the means Of nro
scouting the war effectuay. 1t was demanded bv
the interest OF the country, Mr.. r. said, that i,
should be so prosecuted and ended as soon as nos.
sioie' as the commerce OF the country had suffered
rom the depredatons Of piracy, degree of pros
trat'on which It had not experienced for long time
before Under these impressions, he had offered
me resolution for the investigation of The Naval
Committee The resolution was agreed 10.
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DIYIDENDS.

Marine Insurance Company PHILADELPHIA. al,
dollars per share for the last six months, payabl,
after the 9th inst.
SchuyltW Permanent Bridge Company, forty .fiv,
cents per share for the las, six months, payable after
The 9th inst
Lehish Coat and Napigation Company upon
Inc nusnes OF the company for the last six months
at the rate OF SIX per cent, per annum, OH the mo-
mes paid, calculating from the time of the last dyi-
dend on stock then paid, and on sums paid since
from the dates OF said payments respectively; paya
BILE after the 10th inst. f'N
Bank Of North .4merica, three per cent for N,
last SIX months, payable after the | lth inst.
Bank Of the United States, two and half No,
cent for the last six months.
-, .hew York
me Merchants Fire insurance Company, thr.e
and hall per cent. for the last six months.
The National Insurance Company, six per cent.
Tor the last six months.
The Ocean Insurance Company, four per cent.
Tor the last six months.
Inc New York Insurance Company, A per cent.
The Manhattan (Bank) Company, three and half
per cent for the last six months.
The Franklin Fire Insurance Compapv three
and half per cent. '-''s