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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-09

7 Have anprized the duke Of Dalbetg
.h., his mission was thus terminated,
and have laid before his majesty the
actusl state of the negotiation, to the
end that when you arrive at wilma the
digfsrent questions being already illus.
tratod (eelaireies) }, either by your Judi
Ions observations, or by the instrue.
lion. I shall have received, we may, sir,
conclude without delay an arrangement
a. desirable and so conformable to the
mutually amicable views OF our two 60
yernments.
Accept, sir, &c.
(sigued) THE DUKE OF bAssASo'
uu BARLOW TO THE DUKE OF BAssANo.
Extract.
Paris, Oct. IS, 1912.
"SIR-In consequence OF the letter
YOU did me the honor to write me Oh
The lltb of this month, l accept your
invitation, and leave Paris tomorrow
for wilma, where hope to arrive IN IS
or ls days from this date. MY secre,
tary of legation and one servant win
compose all my suite. / mention TINS
to answer to your extreme goodness IN
asking the question, and your kind oheT
of finding me convenient lodging !
hope the trouble you will give yourself
in this will be as little as possible
The negotiation on which you IA nave ',
done me the honor to invite me at WV
ia, is so completely prepared IN a'i IT'S
parts between the duke OF Dalbcrg anc
myself, and, as l understand, sent Oh 20
you for your appreciation about the l0t"
of the present month, that am persuao'
ed, if it could ha4e arrived before the
date of your letter, the necessity OF TINS ;
meeting would not have existed as
am confident that his majesty "ou'o
have found the project reasonable ana
acceptable in all its parts, and wou,o
have ordered that minister to conclude
and sign both the treaty of commerce
and the convention of indemnlties.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-09
Valuable Lands for Sale.

T>HE subscriber will sell Tract
of Land, containing 593 and a
half acres, within two miles of Fauqu'er
COURTHOUSE; about 500 acres OF which
are in wood, well 1imbsred. The opea
land is undergoing its first course OF
clover and plaster. There are on the
premises a comfortable new Dwelling
House, not finished, good new Barn
and other convenient out houses. Pos
session Of tho houses and part OF the
land can be given Immediately, and of
the residue after harvest.
This is perhaps one OF the most de-
sirsble tracts Of land in the neighbor-
Food of, FauqIAer Court House, on &C.
count or it's vicinity to that place, where
fire wood sells at from three to four
dollars per cord during the winter sea.
son. john A. w. Smith, Esq. or Saml
Low, Jr. Esq, will shew.ths land, and
make known the terms OF sale.
Also, one other Tract, containing 200
acres, lying in the county of Culpep-
per, On the main road leading from
Chester's Gap to Frcderlcksburg.-
This land is well adapted to the use OF
plaster, and is not more than two miles
from Mr.. Moses Gibson's Merchant
Mill. II will be shewn by Mr.. Curtis
Corby, near the premises, and the terms
made known on application to the SUD-
scriber, living the upper end OF Fau-
qnier county, on the road leading from
the Court House to Chester's Gap.
VIM. Clarkson.
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Notice is hereby given,

Notice is hereby gwen, /,
uyO the Stockholders OF the Me-
chanics' Bank Of Alexandria
That an Election will be held at ske
Court-House in this town, on the secoad
Monday ofMarch next (sth} FOR 80 pur-
pose of choosing Fifteen directors for
the ensuing year.
By order Of the President < directors,
VIM. Patton. jun
CAsRs-A.
February $ sess =
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March 8. 9Th 18th & 18th NH
Pursuant to a Decree OF
sP. C.. Marsteller.

Pursuant to a Decree OF
the honorable the Superior Court OF
Chancery for the Richmond District,
in the case Of Colin Aud, assignee OF
William Wilson, against James Cavan
and others, viii be exposed to Public
Sale on the premises, on Tuesday the
9th day OF March next, at - O'Clock,
noon,
That half acre Lot,
in the town Of Leesburg, described in
the plan Of said town by Lot No. s."
bounded by Loudoun * Royal streets,
on which are erected "a large stone
House and other buildings. Terms OF
sale, ready money.
The Commissioners.
February ls ids
NJ The printer of the Leesburg
Wasbingtonian will insert this adver'
tisement for three weeks.
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ORPHANS

ALEx"
JnS
RRDERED, that ~
~ Richter, dee'as s.s
AHIexandris nswsp'Pn
to creditors and ds ., |
week for eight weeks e 3.
A Cop-I" 4
THIS i, to Civ: ~ ':'l
scriber, Of A.eS'nuts ID
District OF Co'' d&
the Orphans Court +, o ID
ters testameot:'y % '.%I
Richter, late Of The s.. "A
ceased !; All person
cainst the said e. 'ss|
CURED CURED to s,. n,',. >: VI
the subscriber o. D, ,,a1
day of July next !, o. s',ss5s]
excluded from all ''Is,sss|
s and those indebted '''si;,Isr]
Cd Given d n'n1 under ,nD]
of January ISL !. cG
Est:'@'|
January IS
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to Be 1904 s
" Barthol,.,s
s en- sssnta.d,,ss
co s.. 70 p'oe,si
greatest e,s.ls
.n with .ss,s'
the there rs,olutioai,,s
, sky Of the a.s,
. me'; ps'soa,;
. 'ss OF most J
% men,! in sonpis,
.S' ea!et p'ehS.
s CHAR from lew
DC os'' 'seurit, HSa,
in the sreatss
and the Indies:
n migrants and
niasds re,Opnt 4
Among The a,s
Is Committed o.
sena' we haveS
experienced B,
who "a was taken w.
Oh his estate, Sa,s
ca to a pole, ,ai M
leagues in thu, HI.
SO much lIl.u.sa
| ca . few houahs
eight q children ht
From IT,: lls,s
kept up between h
gena' it beeoas !
ver0mens 10 in's
circumstances, IN
ao0min'bls prir,.a
characters, may b
u.s. ready Ops,p,.,
| CHARLEsIOS
| BLOCKADE %
| Arrived here ya
fishing smack Jsns
captain ]. H, Dill
late of the brig laas
on the 18th ins,an,a
ing Georgetown, s1
war Sophie, and Oh.
Captain Dill and Ii,
cut-Mr. StrasSna
the brig remained a
| Jacob Getting was !
with a Cargo Of 3Na
Captain Dill With b.
wards transferred q
| Eolus, where they nd
nesday last, when thsl
the fishing smack, !
| These cruisers had !
lures since they r,
except two sloor
| New York. WAlsu
she gave chase to
| schr. Nonsuch, Nd
bound to Winnings
& it is the opiniond
| Eolus would have |
| less than two hours
;on, under the coVss
ed. / ne oophle ID
by adm. Warren i~ !
| with instructions laa
! der on this coast ID
informed captain Dill
teD,ion to keep up ~
this port, and that b
days notify the ssns'
| officer of tbi, port 9i
| He expected shoE'!1
| reinforcement Of 'hs1
dition to the Eoluss
are now on this c0a
Melville, Barnett, H
Hinton, both frsn M
| it was understood lsa1
off Cape Fear, and y =
said 10. be in Bulls W Y
| last. Lord Town's"'
intention to cut Of 'h'n
ern states to the d'@A
and such vessels as ''H
| ing in would be des'''
ry anxious to set pow
| our pilot.boa!', to w. "
| sells bound in-he ~ :
| which is rugged Ike
| which he intends ''n
| or 70 men, for the pun
| ing vessels. There here, -,
| Eolus a young man D, J
| son, an America, ! ;
| one Of the crew Of d, ~
! directed to . friend !: % !
| that some exert'0n' y
! obtain bis release
| ORPHANS
l A,ryiJ'
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KINGSTON, (Jamaica) Dec. S,


We are informed that in Annotto. Bay,
where the ship Experiment lost her an
Choir end cable in the late dreadful Earth
quake, and where there was previously
only depth Of 80 tathoms of water, there
is now depth of s2o-In another part
Of the bay, where the depth of water was
100 fathoms, bottom cannot now be found.
Tue effect of the earthquake there was
attended with another singular circum.
stance the pinnace belonging to the
ship Pelham, which was proceeding TO
the shore at the instant of that awful
phenomenon, felt as if sinking, and after
the undulations had ceased, her copper
was scorching hot. At about half a mile
distance there was a smoke from which
there was sulpurous smell. 1t would
appear from the above that there must
have been volcanic eruption of the
earth beneath.
Recent advices from Carthagena re.
present that place to be scene OF disor.
der and confusion beyond de.cription.-
1t appears from the private communica
tons from thence, that a parcel Of dis
contented revolutionary characters of
different nations, and from different
parts, aided BY French spies and incen.
diaries, had obtained the ascendency, &
In order to establish what is termed the
independent Government, had commit.
tea number of excuses. Two hun
dred French troops had already arrived
there, and on the I'd ultimo schooner
sailed with a Dr.. Miguel Gutteres Mo-
reno, With $4,000 dollars in doubloons
(foF which government paper to the a
mount OF $4,000, dollars had been given)
fof the purpose Of Obtaining reinforce |
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-09
TUESDAY, MARCH 9.

Public Sale.
On WEDNESDAY,, the 18th instant,
at eleven O'Clock, will be sold, on
the premises,
A Lot Of Ground, on the
west side of Fairfax and south side OF
C;ihbon.st.eet, 100 feet front on Fair
fax and 436 feet inches in depth to
the center OF the square joined by Roy
al uad Pitt-street-on q credit OF IL
months.
up. C.. Marsteller.
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RERMuDA, January 80.

JAEHNuDAS Jduua'y oS'
The following ships are ordered to
Join Sir John 3. Warren.
The Ramalies Of "a guns, captain Sir
T. Nj. Hardy Cumberland ~, captain
Baker; Sybille SO, captain Upton E.
clipse, captain locker; Indian, captain
Jane Arab, captain Wilson, and four
smaller vessels.
The Families and the Horatio have
sailed.
Arrived brig Caroline, schrs. High.
flyer, (privateer) Polly Merrick, Lady
Hamilton, American Eagle, Tropie, s
Soloma, and sloop Lydia, prizes to diff
fercnt ships Oh the station.
Monday last sailed Dis majesty's ship
Tartarus, with several vessels under
convoy, TOR Halifax.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-09
NORFOLK, March 8.

Captain Thompson ofthe armed Sent
Inca, of Baltimore, arrived in town this
morning from Beau fort, NorthCarolina'
The Inca left Nantz 26th December-
has met with severe gales in which she
had to throw over all her guns but /;
on the Oath of January, suffered severe
ly from a stroke of lightning which
split the foremost, snapt tho fore yard
asundcr, broke the rudder head and kill
ed three of the crew, viz: Charles Bra
dy, carpenter, John Delmas and James
Anderson, seamen.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-09

Captain Stone Of this place, and lately
commanding the ship Nancy, hence tor
Laguira, arrived in town yesterday. The
Nancy. as we reported some time since,
was captured by the British sloop OF war
Gorse and carried into Bermuda. She
was condemned ; Sawycr's licence to
the contrary Notwithstanding. Captain
Stone has obIiging!y favored US with a
Ale of Bermuda papers to the 3oth Jan.
They are barren of news. The subse-
9uent articles are ali that we deemed
worthy Of selection.
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Our RrLAr1oss wrrH FRANCE.

To the House Of Representatives. Of the
United States. ~
I transmit to the Heuse Of Represen-
tative. Report of the Secretary OF State
complying with their Resolution OF the
FIRST instant.
JAMES MADISON.
March 8, 1918.
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THE DUKE OF BAsSAEo TO MR.. BARLOW.
JTiina, llth Oct. 1912.
SIR have had the honor to make
known to you how much regretted, in
the negotiation commenced between
the United States and France, the de-
lays which inevitably attended cores
pondence carried on at SO great dis
lance. Your government has desired
to see the epoch of this arrangement
draw near. His maiesty is animated by
the same dispositions, and willing to as.
sure to the negotiation n result the
most prompt, he has thought that it
would be expedientso suppress the in
termediaries and to transfer the confer
ence to wilma. His majesty has in con-.
sequence authorized me, sir, to treat
directly with you. If. you will come to
this town, dare hope that with the de.
sire which animates US both to concili,
ate such important interests, we will
immediately be enabled to remove all
the difficulties which until now hare ap-
psared to impede the progress Of the
negotiation.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-09

The Secretary of State to whom was
referred the Resolution of the House OF
Representatives of the first lnstant' mas
the honor to submit to the President
the enclosed papers marked A. and b
All which is respectfully submitted
JAMES MONROE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10
MARSHaL'S NOTICE.

pf,is 4 5zss,s
ADURsU MT TO Warrant from the Hon
Il orahle David sewal. Efouire. Judge If
the DifviG Court OF Maine, ! hereby give
notice that ,nforma ,oos are g ed ia laid Court
againil the lloop susrY, of Bottom, of The bur.
thea of about e.ghy tons, whereof Nehemiah
Nho'ion, wa lsle mailer, with her takel, APP
msel fufnitwe aud cargo on buard, now ".
ing at FieaJlhp, eooiIitng of one puncheou
OF Rum. va hhjs of Moaiie,. one half bar.
rel of Moair-,, 6x kegs with Mo'ailes, three
barrels Of Pc X four do of beet, one do OF
Fleur, 2 do OF sugar, keg of Sugar, three
fars,n, WIN sugsr, aud fome Tea, keg' OF
Rum, hoxes of Candies, one boz with ioms
Tea. fcme lump Sugar. and Flax part OF
barrel of apples, DO. Crackers, buekei OF
Coffee, three cheele 80 bags of Corn Il Meal,
bueke, doctors Drugs, barrel OF Gin,
haiket cf Crackers, about 100 bufhels OF salt,
! Plough, loae Cotton Wool and Soai Leather,
z bake Kettles, lea Kettle, aud fome other
FINAL ARTICLES. recap'ured by Thomas Buxton
commander of the private armed fehooner
called the Nancy, of ELECTROMAGNETIC a
hearing and irial will be had thereon at Port
land in lad dftn6e, on ,hs laf fueiday IN May
next when aud where any perions iutereited
IN soy OF the .a,d articles or veiie', ma, appear
aud ihevt eAuie. If auy can be ihewn. where
fore he ,ame fhouid not be diipoied of accor
ding 10 law Dated at Hsy,es, Maine, tbs ga
day y hP,a, 1919
JESSE PAGE, DY'y As.fsk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10
hOrIC

1D.g's, o6i.s Po.tia.f, Mo, 3, 1873.
THE IF fafs # the town of Portland here.
by give notice 10 the Inhabitants and ~
the pesion. liabie Ia pay rares IN fad town
thai hey will attend 10 Their Dom IN he Uni
ted Marine q Fise Infursnce Office on the {
III and 9Th Gays of this mouth aud no longer
TO receive the vaas,ion Of their Real tftate
according 10 la~--and they are hereby re.
quoted 10 bring in rue and pc feet lifts o.
their polls, and the Jun value oftheu ella es -
inc 'uding in its description Q. opr G. o.y e!'s,e.
and ella,es 10 truii. which bey were fsfpec
lively p.,f fled of, On The hrft day of way mi
in their own right or he right Of Others, in.
proved o, not ,mp,evsd.'
The inhabitants are requened to notice hat
the following fchedule contains all The taxas.e
articles and may ferve them as form.
/" pol., the number from is years
old and upwards
"Real tifa,e. the Jun value under
their own imp ovcment
" Money at inietea, more than they1
pay interelt for
Bank Stock he'd in any bank
Public tecurities of all kinds, the3
juh vaius
" Amount of the value of goods
wares and merchandise, fock
in trade vei1el. of all folts with
their appuf enances, al home
or abroad paid for or NOT paid
for
Hnrfes e cattle their jun value
"lncome from poiIeifion, faeul,y,)
trade, or employment. gained by
land or Zee
N B-lf the above sdver ifement be not
properly stiended 10 he Afefors expect &c
hear no more complain, after the lar Bill,
are 'flnsd tor want OF judgment in dooniiog
their eftstes
PETER WARREN)
p ,sns S coas HD'''
May 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10
Pubic r1y9ion,

WILL be fold on MosDAr, The s'ft day
w of May neat, ., 2 oe,oek highly
valuable Real Rnate IN Aus uita, beng aboui
e,saly acres of LAID, with fmail Hoaie II d
Ba on BE- !ame-and z,fo itrong well built
double "a y Mil. The land Il lhu. bounded
beginning on The lou. heriy eide live of 10, No
10, AZ ,he ~efterly line OF ians owed by Tho
Bond, iun aud at the diitsnee of forty hve
rods ~eiierly of the county road leading over
the mil brook. 70 called; thence susniug welt
sriy on iaid tide line to the welt end OF Ia, d
Ion No. 10 theaee northerly serois the ~.fi
end of fad 10, thence ealiefiy on The nor h.
cry 6de line Of laid lot, until It crndss the
bro * scar Jane. Bridges mil aud comes TO
the norlhernmoa bend of the mill brook
below The faw mill thence at a nigh, angle
acrof. the b ook, 20 he fou;heriy baak there.
or: thence weiieriy up lie fad brook and by
the lou heriy pank hereof a..d by Tao. Bond
jnn's land 10 the welierly line OF his and,
which weiterly l'se is para'lei @,fh isid eoun.
ty Dad, and diitant thefet'on forty tive rods ;
thence { ~, her y on iaid Tho BOND Iunf wen
eriy line TO he bound hrIt mentioned. This
property n Ii ua,sd about elg rods from
Keensbee bridge, and O. an eieel'est cream
Q. safer The tide flows al the foot OF he
ia mil, TO the height of thee feet. A iuo.
GAntia dam is esect ID acrois iiid nrearn, on
winch ianls he 1, y NIL, aud a. me end t.ie.e
is eomm,I,ou, he for grfit mil osher
bu l1iuss might re ereGf d ON lhis itfeam viii
srsst zdvantase for OBJECTS 10 which the aid
OF wa,er gh, he requ red
The conveyance W be by ded of auitclalm.
erecu,et ny G'es lodge, Edward AXE Jun.
sna William SULLIVAN, Eiquues, of Bolton, as
they act merely asths aiiignees OF Bond and
p-ea,il. ihe title IS. however, deemed no
Objectionable
The ae will be on he pren,les, and the
CONDITIONS of L ere, be payment of ore third
pa of he pu. chsse moaey on delivery Of ths
dee zoe h,rd part 10 ia months, and the
reGlue in one year Noe Ggned ny TWO ref
pouGble pes on. will be required For further
fufor nation inquiry may ne made of Wilde
and B md, ageu,. tor the laid aihgoees.
H.aousH. hp,d 20, 1913
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10
NEW GOODS.
Webber & Merrill,
HAVE Just received and now off, r.
sale an extensive assortment Of ~

NCNA ~ AMI III,
HAVE Just received and now osr., r.
sale an extensive assortment Of
ENGLISH GOODS.
suitable ier the present and aparoaeh;n.
season--among which are,
Best supe fine D -oadclo,hs
Miding and low priced do
Saperine Cassimcres. consisting oe
black. drab and mixed
Cords-Coalings- ~Dufils
Fiaanels and Baizcs
Pelece Cloths-Bombaze,ts
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Best dressed and undfessed ca,icoe.
Silk and common Gngaams
Csmbricks, white, black and colo,,,ea
A large assortment Of Fancy Mualns
Shawls--silk aud cotton Handkereh;.s,
Lorg Lawn Linen-B faces
Gentlemen and Ladies' Beaver elo,s.
ditto ditto silk & wofsled Has,
Black and coloured Sc wing siks
Cnal and Vest Buttons
ki1bons--T Tapes aud Dobbins
A general assortment of American
Factory Goods, &c &c
Portland. Ma, 10. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10
4Hj5,, Libby's win.

NOTICE i, bereoy gveo thai ,he laa Will
An aud fefsmsnt If ALTON Libby, late OF
scsrbo sough, IN he county ct Cumberland,
Yeotnaa, Deceafei ha, beea p,ef,n.ed 20 me
for Probate by Demos Libby, The Exeou or
day of May next, AT ten O'Clock IN he fore
noon !. afhgeed To ,ake proof OF the Zane. a. a
Com, of Probate then to be holden at the
Olive of Johu Rockingham, E'q ia Portland
wnh,n aad for the county of Cumberland
when and where al perfons concerned may I've
prefent, 20 thew taufe # any they have, why
the iaid VIII fhoud or ihould not be approx
ed aad al owed.
SAM. FREEMAN, Jsaes gfJaii Court.
April IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10
SOLOMON BOYGt,
I AS iun received a new fupply

IL american CoftM Gooas,
making an Ahortnen, oil Giug CHAINS, Stripes,
Checks Bhirung, Shset,ng, Sedt,ck'ng, D,a-
per, furniiure Check. Denim. &c single
Yarn for warp aud filing Q and f: threaded
white and coIoured Stocking Ysfa white and
cooured Sewing Cotton &c &c
rheie goods being from one OF the odeis
sud bell snablifhed Factories in America ne
a, leaf of equal qua,ly TO any made in thi'
country shopkeepers and other. can be iup.
slled on good erms
h,o-Men, Women. and Cbildren's Leather
and Morocco SHOES, low for cath.
E. Ia.rs a stf, Portland d uO i5fb, 1913 It
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10
Err = EDK .>HLE.

HANDsoMELY htuated in w,ndh,m on
pfefum Gu Rive. near Horieheef MI.
70 called. AID lying on the main rosd ead,ns
from Portland hack into the country wnhn
nue miies from laid Portland oon,sluing stou
one nund Ell aad uinteen Acre wth 2 ge
Barn and .olerahle good two iiosy t~e'
ling houfs thereon. SAID fsem :. under good
mp overaen,--it ous from thry 70 forty
ions of Hay with good wei of waer neaf
fad houie, and an orchard that make, ffcm
ten TO fifteen natrtls e CIDER The above
farm wi be fold on reafona5.e terms--fof
further par icuars enquire of
Windham. Feb GO. ttD p tUI. LITTLE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-05-10
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