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IN COUNCIL,

MAY IL, 1918.
Resolved, That the present crisis de-.
mands the active support of all classes
of the community capable of bearing
arms in the defence Of their country.
RESOLVED, Tha. in order more effect
ually to combine the efforts Of the pco-
pie, and to repol an attack of the enemy
on this district, that COMMITTEES of vlgi-
lance be appointed to confer and co-ope-
rate with the committees OF Washing
ton and Georgetown, in requiring as
sistance from government for the gene
raj defescc Of the district.
Rescued, That the Committee con,
sis. OF the Mayor of the town, and two
citizens from each Ward.
The COMMITTEES appointed from the
several Wards are,
For the First Wara--Thomas Vow
ell and Joseph Dean.
Second Ward-William Herbert and
John Longden.
Third Ward-George Deneale and
John M'Kenny.
:. Fsurfh Ward-Cuthbsrt Powell and
Mathew Robinson.
Extract from the minutes,
I'D. SIMMS, o.
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Of scorpio: It's fight is very rapid, in .
southwesterly direction, To the naked
eye it appears uebulous with the atmos-
phcrc, flashing to the east: The neu-
cleus is distinctly marked by steady OBJ
seryatisn. 1t now rises about ten o.
clock in the evening, in the southeast,
bu, will soon, if it continues its southern
direction, be below the horizon. Those
who have means, will be so good as TO,
attend to it, and give some further in
formation concerning it:
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VALUABLE tARM
FOR SALE.
J, B.. D.
c.x
May IS

| WILL offer at public sale, on tho
premises, on Tuesday the 2Oth day of
July next, if fair, if not the next fair
day-The Farm on which reside, ~.
ing on the Potomac, in Charles County,
State of Maryland, about sixteen miles
below Alexandria, containing $50 A.
cres, about two hundred of which are
well timbered, the residue is in cultivs.
ton, the soil is productive, and we'll g.
dapted to the growth Of wheat, indian
corn, &c.--The improvements are
comfortable dwelling House, with a
passage ard TWO rooms below and three
ahcycj kitchen, smoke house, barn,
ST bies, &c. &c There is also an Or
chsrd OF various kinds OF excellent
lrult There is not more desirable
situation in Charles County, it is
healthy, ahounds in several springs Of
hne water, and commands a beautiful
aud excessive view OF the Potomac ~
4 more minute description is deemed
unnecessary, as it is PRESUMED those
desirous of purchasing viii view the
premises.-.The terms OF sale viii be
accom- modating TO the purchaser; par
ticular. Uade koown on the day.
BENJAMIN I. Ferdall.
Charles 6 (Ma,I near Po-2
monk7 Wsreanuse, cay Is.5 2awtss
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rONnaM. aia,eh 50.

Ersrcct as lestsr tfrom Hamburg dated,
N5mch go.
On the 10th and 18th we heard the
cannonading of the Russians and French,
till the la; CT were driven i:oFn Bergen
dorf and yicrland across the Gibe The
Russians having no infantry and oaly 2
field pieces could nos prevent their
crossing. From time 20 time we re
ceive news from Bsrgendorf by the pi.
ouetsof the Burgher guard, which had
been posted at that place, till at isngth,
on the l7th, at five o'clock in the after.
noon, troop oil Cassscks galloped INTO
the town, and were received with the Ut
most 10Y.
The Russian commander having de.
clared TO the dcpusation OF the munich
pality that hs would not acknowledge
the French authority, and that he knew
Hamburger only as Hanse Town under
the Old Senate, the former were obliged
to resign their funlions, seven mem.
bsrs of the Senate wereHppointed.-On
the same morning the inscription on the
Town House SO Tribunal fremier in
stance" was cut away, and every body
began to manifest his Joy. French spies,
disguised Douaniers and rassals OF this
description, were maitreated and arrest.
ed. In the evening the populass parsd-
cd the streets in full joy, and called Tor
lights wherever they did not bnd %!
bn, there was no riot.--On the 18th an
immense crowd went to meet the Rus.
sian warriors, and dsputatien OF the old
Senate repsired TO the country house OF
Senator Koch, TO receive the kussian
Commander. AT two o'clsSk they re
turned to the city. can assure that l
never felt such Joy tears spafkied IN
every eye. The Cossacks blvousced IN
the streets, and tables were sat out Tor
them in the Irengternsheg, wlth re&t'
SIC. The Colonel and all bis sihcers
were expected at the play 10 the asenlhg
! whars Ketzebue's Russian in Germany,
and small Opera we're performed, and
every aliusion in i to our deliverefs was
received with marks Of JOY. A, 7o'elook
the colonel appeared and inmadlste-
" the Band struck up eur national air,
composed 20 the tune OF 7" God aaUe fhr
Ki,g." When BE- vent home, the pc
nu.ace took the horses from the carriage,
and drew nim 70 his house. lbe city
was brilliantly illuminated spontaneou'-
". even manufactures and ware houses.
Our city has quite the appearance OF
caup, the Cossscks are both within and
and wi.hout-their appearance Is singu-
lar, and many of them have decorated
themselves with the in.ignis of the LIE.
zion of Hopor--their horses arc covered
with the saddles Of French, Saxon, and
! Rayarian soldiers. The old constitution
| OF Hamburger is re.establishsd and the
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ATTENTION!

The company asly commanded by
Capt. Hooff IS requested to parade at the
usual muster grsund on Saturday the
isth instant, at 4 o'clock, P. III Each
nIan will appear with his arms and &C
cousrsmsnte in proper order Ball car
ridges will be delivered on the held to-
each member.
George r. Fitzgerald,
Captain of Infantry.
May IS st
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Lientenants ofInfcnsry.

Lisntendnts Of Infantry.
Edward Edmonsten, Abraham Win.
CART, John Fowler, Henry Beatty, Charles
Warren, William Morton, Thomas L.
Mskenny, Bernard H. TomIinson, An
bross White, Thomas w. Peyten, Lee
win Moreland, Leonard Adams, Gusta-
vus Harrison, Robert Smith, Alexander
l.. Joncherez.
Lieutenant Of Rjfemen.
David Mankins.
First Lisutenant Of ArhNery.
Alexander Mccormick.
Second Lieutenant Of Ar:ilery.
Shadrsck Davis.
Lieutenant Of grenadiers.
John Goddard.
Ensign Of Grenadiers.
George Rife.
Ensign Of Ryfemen.
Francis Hucorn.
Ensigns of Infantry.
Gustayus Alexander, Marsham Jane.
son, John Mitchell, James b. Helmead,
William Williams, Francis Lownds, Re-
bert B. Kirby, John Gildy.
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ATTENTION!

Tac Battalion Companies of the LIST
z, I'd 3. NJ d &, are hereby request
to Rendezvous every Monday, Wed
4. est,sy sna Saturday evening, hence
forwars, OH the commons 1T a?t usual
garade ground, preciselv {. o'c;ock.
By order of Col Daing rEeid.
Alexander Hunter,
Adjutant st Rcgt. 20 Eat. NJ. d {
May Is.
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Charles S;mms, Mayor.
WASHINGTON CITY, May !.


bllniG eftAe District.
A list of appointments made under
the new organization of the Militia OF
toe District Of Columbia.
Major Generol.
John p. Van Ness.
Brgadier 6enerGls.
Robert Young, Walter Smith.
E.JHtant General
John Cox.
-Essisfant INSPECTOR General.
George Peter.
Brigade Majors.
Philip Trip'e,t, John S. Williams:
Coioneis.
George MasFuder, William Brent,
William Allen Danserheld.
LSutsnanf Colonies.
James Thompson, Michael Nourse,
Adam Lynn.
MGjers.
Lawrence HoA, Adam King, Joel
Brown.
CAPTAINS Of Infantry.
Charles L. hewitt, David WhanB. Jo-
sias Nj, Speake, Richard Johns, James
Cassin, john Hoiingsbead, Elisha w.
Williams, Graves T. Pevton, George
Fitzgerald, Alexander Hunter.
CAPTAIN OF Ryfemen.
Horace Fis,ds
CGhtuin Of .1rtitic'y.
Benjamin Burch.
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May -.

THE subscriber being about NOV.
L ins into the country, wishes all
those " no have claims on him to pre-
sent the same, on the first day of juno
next; also those indebted to him, are
requested to come forward and settle
the samefon that day.
There was note signed By me, in
favor Of Isaac Entwisle, for go dollars
ON the 10Th March last at sixty days,
which note will not be paid, as l have
not received the value thereof.
John B. Dixon.
N B. will sell all the lum5er Of
my FISH house and platform on the
county wharf.
J, B. D.
Nav IA sfx
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ATTENTION.!

Capt: NEvETT's Company OF Militia
are requested 10 meet on Saturday the
l5th inst. at ) o'clock in tho afternoon,
OF the square of ground east of the
Spring Garden, with arms and accou-
tremsnts, for drill exercise, and for o.
.her purposes. 1t is expected that all
who possibly can, will attend, as tue 81
tnation of the times makes it absolute
ly necessary to attend to this duty.
BY order of the Captain,
VIM. Devaughn,
LIST Sergeant.
May IL At
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BALTIMORE, Nav II

A gentleman from Annapolis. who
was On board the Admirai's ship on
Friday last, was informed by him, that
he bad just received some impor-
tant dispatches from ENGLAND
that he expected al add ional force IN
the Chesapeake inc or z days; and that
BE should depart with his ship for Hall
fax in Few days.
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The Steam Boat from, Albany brought
the following information
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
ALBANY, May 8.
"Int addition TO the enclosed hand-bill,
l learn from passenger, that General
Lsuis was preparing to cross at Nigga
ra, with strens force. 1t was presnr-
ed that Gen. Dearborn would march his
troops 70 cut of the retreat of the Bel
fish from Fort George while the feet
would cooperate with him. This
would ensure TO US the whole Canada
frontier
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May $
SINGING-SCHOOL.

MIR EssoM's Pupils are informed,
that hts School, will be held on Thurs.
day evening next the 18th inst. and
every Thursday evening for the re-
mainder of the quarter.
M-v.l9 St
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HARWICH, March 80.

AtAttNt 1SAAt WA A -
The Charlotte, pilot boat, has thi, IN
slant arrived from Heligoland. The ac-
counts she brings from the opposite
coast are trsly satisfactory. The whole
country bstween the Elbe, EVessr, and
Ems, is in undisturoed po,sessions OF
the Russians. and nothing but the roar
ing of cannon, and joyous huzzas of the
Inhabitants on the coast Gas indicative of
their complete emancipation from
French tyranny was nowi be heard.
Vessels laden with wheat. butter, hams,
aud in short all sorts Of provisions, were
arriving hourly, and by dozens at the
Island, and every hand and heart seem
ed to join in generous enthusiasm on this
happy epoch.
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He subscriber wishes to Rent that
Il excellent stand at the lower fer
ny wharf for one or more yerrs, on low
terms Apply to the subscriber living
on the place at present.
VIM. Patterson.
May ls. 2aw4w.
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On the 18th day Of this
month will be sold at tho south east corr
ner Of Prince and Fairfax streets, va
rietv OF e!egan HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE-Also, q
CHAIR and HARNESS.
D. Minor, d. M.
Nav $ dts
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citizens have to day their FIRST meeting.
"Our youth are now enrolling iRerh-
selves by hundreds in the Russian ranks.
The Project M. D. Coningk ran away to
Altoona, ssd wanted to hang himself, but
wa. prevented /; he then went mad"
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NEW.YORK. MAY 10.

NETWORK, May 10.
Fer the FIVE days preaching Saturday,
the wind has blown from L and N E
with torrents of rain: The wind shifted
yesterday to w N w, when about thirty
nine sail of vessels bound to Spain and
Portugal, got under way and went to
sea. The feet Of gun boats under som.
Lewis, which came up to the city during
the storm, returned yesterday to their
old station near the Hook.
The friga,es United Ststes, Commo-
dors Decatur; and Macedonian, Captain
Jones, with tho Argus brig, will proba-
bly, sail Is day Sunday on cruize.
P. 8. Tho wind is now S. w the fri
gates will not sail to day.
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FREE TRADE AND SEAMEN's
RIGHTS,

The Masters, Mates and Seamen, are
requested to form themselves into .
Company to use Artillery, and to JOIN
their fellow citizens in the defence OF
eur town.
May IL
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The Sale of VIM. Harts-
horne's Water Lot as before
advertised, IS postponed.
NOTICE..

NN Monday the l4lh day ct June
~ next, viii be sold uPon the pre-
misses, By virtue of a Deed OF Trust
from William Hsrtshorne to the SUI
oliaers, a Lot of Ground, commonly
.aHed a Water Lot, wing upon The
est side of Water street ana ssuin
5iac of WILKES street, extending 10
Get seven inches upon Water street,
,ad {, ON that street into tho river
Terms Of Sa,e-Cne fourth OF the
purchase money in hand, the residue
it'll interest from the day OF sac On
s, ls, Is months, those payments to
b. secured to the satisfaction OF til
President and Directors OF the Bank of
Alexandria.
James Keith,
John c. Herbert.
Mavif 2awls
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III c''''ro' Of $50
80, district We have
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DOMESTIC GOODS.
JUsrascstTBD u FOX SALE,
CHEAp FOR Casa.

By the boz, or ists 20 sait the fttrehS'
sers, che following article, viz
Callicoes 6-s and 7-s, Cotton twilled
and plsin. ChambraYs, Shawls, aad
two barrels hair Powder.-Apply at
four doors above Indian Queen Tavern,
King Street,. Alexandra.
May Is. ST.
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s. Ran The murderer

The following gcntlemen are appoint.
ed by the Common Council, commit
Zee of vigilance .cr the town of Alexan-
Gria.
Charles S;mms, Mayor.
Thomas VoWell, Joseph Dean, VIM
Herbert, John Lonsdsn, George Dc.
meals, John Mckinney, Cu,hbart Pow
ell and Mathew Robinson.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, May Is.
"To sHEw
ruH VERY A1S & BODY OF THE'TIAK
III. FORK AND PRESSURE.


"SIGNS. OF THE TIME3"
Our readers will fnd.in this mornings
paper an account Of I{essor, which
appeared in the East few weeks since
and Of a Comet, which has recently ap-
peared in the same quarter. In early
times, these extraordinary appearances
in the heavens were viewed with appre-
hension aud dismay. They portended
pQr, and all its consequent calamitles.
If there be any correctness In the Motion
land we are not disposed to remove
stone from the venerable ruins of ancient
superstition qye have fallen opeSil times:
No age Of the world has Witnessed a
gre alter variety of natural as well as mo-
raj phenomena, than that IN which we
live. We have become familiar with
the narratives Of Famines, Earth
ouakes, and Observation-Disclosures and
Comets have been seen at various pc.
RODS and in divers places; whilst the
moral events of the age, have moved
in a course equally novel and eccentric.
But notwithstanding these portentous
appearances, we should be happy indeed
were they the only "signs of the tinaes."
We have however, stronger manifesto
items than these Of the evN times, upon
which we have fallen. We have wars
and rrmors Of wars-p1bHc calamities
and private embarrassments thiCken a.
round us-The plougbshare is ab.n.
Goned for the sword, aud the pruning
hook for the spear--the implements of
90 ricrlture are exchanged for the wea-
pons of carnage and destruction--the
busy ham of industry is drowRed in the
din Of martial preppratiop--Hatred, isa-
lOasy aud reyoDge have interrupted the
happy reign of social beneyolence and
friendly intercourse, and man formed
FOR the noble purposes of love and cha
rity,
Ran The murderer
Meets the nmderer mQn"!
In such state of things, how cnviable
must be the Christians lot He alone
is steadfast and immsvable. Standing
upon the Rock f.agss, he locks down
without disroay upon the waves OF trsu-
bic tina, roll around him, and excIalmS'
q. ~ 4, ~. $1,000 ri ,>> c,r
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.b,s,, ,.'ss ! 'i s.adi.
4 i -, before tbs e we
e o. !. voted for; ;, we
j. NJ, y Of the poll Chr.
b jones and L WI:
|, elected , I,5in sst os.
I' ss''s;orityin Randolph an oIon
| 3 81 "a about 50 over
T.. : c', ,.,s!s a': 81 e:
e1 n. YaDcy had sl'
H.. 3; bi, federal oPP0-
3.sbt reelected f over
Mason in the Hn!llm
-. i lave not yet been
[.sp:':nsD are probably
he r,rborOn.gh, dis
I, ~ : ,nsll majority {, o
r., a federal ''ndl-
.,,.r;lIe district,
.,,'o We CnlgspFer-
y ,Mgorlaud had the
| VS. snail majority O.
q. Fora.y, rep. MIR.
10 c'o'rr'' OF 40
,ca district We have
T. IA from which We
, 4, Of the issue
s.~ger j. Rid
Il. 5. anton, -
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k.,Is,'s)Aprilas
~ a small Co
H., nc c sign of 5.
b. er Ssp.us, or
|s,s @aDdsy eve
Esss,,o,i9 Nh b seen
ksgs' about ten de.
| &c n the sign
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-04
March 9
LAND,

For Sale, about $50 acres,
between Alexandria and the Washing.
ton Bridge The Tract is bounded on
the East, nearly half mile upon the
Washington and Alexandria Turnpike
Road, and extends back wcstwardly be-
yood the heights, upon which are St
veral handsome situations Tor building
a large proportion OF the land is cover.
ed by young wood /; and the whole
seems we'll adapted to the cultivation
of Wheat, Clover and Timothy. Th.
Georgetown and Alexandria Turnpike
runs thro' the Land upon the heights
The distance to each of the Markets IN
Georgetown, Washington and Alexan.
dria, is nearly tie same. being about
three miles. The heights command a
view OF Georgetown, Washington, the
Potomac and Eastern Branch, &c.
che Terms Of Sale will be very rea'
sonab!e, as to price and time OF pay.
ment.
apply to the Subscriber at Alexan
dTia.
w. Cranch.
Anr;l % 2aw.
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Land for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale, be-
i tween 40 and L 80 acres Of WOOD
Land, on the right hand side of the Ole
Road leading from the Town OF Cen
terviiIe to Alexandria.
This land adjoins the lands of Nessrs.
David Lane, Bernard Bryan, Pre- ley
Carr Lane, George Adams and Johu
Hennins. The soil of this land is suit
ed to the culture of Wheat, * Is with
in half a mile of the Turnpike I; and
will be shcwn & the terms made known
BY application to Messrs. David Lane,
or Gesrge Lane, jun. residing nearthe
premises, or to the subscriber liyingi
Stafford county.
Geo: Lane,
Executor of. H. Lane, 1eet
January 10 law6n
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mencing this twenty third Of April ia
the year of ourLord ono thousand eight
hundred and ten, tobe fully comreat.
ed and ended.
Given under my hand and seal the day
and date first above written.
THOMAS PAUL. LIS.
Signed, sealed and delivered IN the
presence of GEO. G.PRESBOKY.
In consequence of the above authority
vested in me, arising from contract
with Mr.sT. Paul, | hereby appoint the
following persons the only agents tor the
sale of Paul's Columbian Oil, IN the city
Of Baltimore, viz. DR.. Edme Ducatel'
sign Of the Golden head, No. 20 Mar
ket-street. Messrs. Henry heerl x
Son, Druggists, sign Of Celsus's Head,
No. 23s Market-st. near the corner OF
Howard.st Doct. Jesse Talbot, Drug
gest, corner Of Hanover and Market-sts
Mcssrs Warner and Hanna, stationers,
corner of Gey and Market sts. Messrs'
G. & r, w it's Lottery Ofdce, corner
Of St. Pau!'s Lars and Mafket-st. A.
Miitenbcrger, Stationer. No 10. sign
of Franklin, N. Howara-st. Messrs
Tohn s. Thomas Vance, Stauoners, No.
l7s Market -st.-.dt FePs Psirt, by
DR.. Henry Derry, Druggist, No. S
Market-st. and Nathaniel Knight Sta
,ioner, FeiI's-street.--City Of Washhns-
ten. Messrs. David OFT, s. Co. Drug
gists.-PhRadelthia. Mr.. Thomas Love
at DR.. Edwin A. Atlee's, No. IS North
4th St. John Y. Bryant, Druggist,
Corner Of Cd and Pine-Strsets-Jere-
miah Morris, Druggist, No. 2s3 Mar
ket-Strset--Stephen North, Druggist,
No. IS High st. between Cd and I'd
streets, Messrs. Crowl s Segar, Di b
gists, Market st.---Ntzu York, Mcssrs.
John * Thomas L. Clark, Druggists,
Maiden Lane, MessrS. Laurencs &
Reese, Druggists, Pearl st. Messrs. g
&R. Waites's. Nos. So and 81, Maiden
Lane.-York Iozvn, DIR. John Fisher,
Drag -.dnnahoHs. Messrs. Childs *
Shaw.-Gsorge Team. DR.. John OF
Drue.-Laucsster Dr.. Samuel Faint
nestock, Drug.-Harrisburg. DR.. John
c. Wrestling, Drug,-Eastom' d Tho
mas H. Dawson, DruS.-Petey@6urg
Vrg. Messrs. Love and Cutler, Drug
gists.-Hagcrstospn, DR.. Frederick Mil
ler,Drugglst -frede'ickf07pn. DR.. John
S. Miller, Druggist W.nckester. Mess.
John * Adm, Miller, Druggists.-Han-
ouer. Me,srs. Frederick * Wm. Sauer-
mann, Druggists.-Cur!sle. DR.. John
Fahnestock, Druggist.-Brook Vile.
montgomery co., Nh D.ice Gassaway,
AND IN dLExAEDRIA, Br
RICHARD II. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, at nv Drug
aad Patent Medicine Store, No. l6,
sign Of the Mortar, Centre Market
Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
March % laWSm