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LAND,

For Sale, about ESQ acres,
between Alexandlia and the Washing
ton Bridge The Tract is bounded on
tao East, hearly half mile upon the
WASHINGTON and Alexandria Turnpike
Road, and extends back wsstwardly be-
yond the heights, upon which are Sc
veraI handsome situations for building.
A large proportion of,he land is cover.
ed by young wood and the whole
seems we'll adapted 20 the cultivation
Of Wheat, Clover and Timothy: The
Georgetown and Alexandria Turnpike
ruas thro' the Land upon thu 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
view OF Georgetown, Washington, the
Potomac and Eastern Branch, Sc
The Terms of Sale will be very rea-
ssnable, ss to price and time of pay
ment
.sppIy to the Subscriber at Alexan.
dria.
w. Cranch.
April % 2aw.
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The Quarter Mister and Adiutant q
be taken from the line.
Adju.aat u Instecforl Gems CNee,
Washington, l7th .afsris ISIS.

MARTINSBURGH, April %.
Alta meeting Of number OF the federal
freeholders Of BcrksIey county, hold
pursuant to notice, at the Globe ta-
yern in Martinsbnrsh, on Satprd y
the Goth February, 1918. the follow
ing, among other resolutions, was a.
dopted: -
Ressiped ananimomsly, That the te-
deral freeholders Of Berkeley have learne
with regret, that the Hon. JOHN BAKER.
their representative in the Congress oS
the United States, declines reelection.
Entertaining, as they do, q high sense
of the ability as we'll as fidelity with
which he has executed the important
trast reposed in him, they cannot for
beag expressing to him their feelings &
their opinions They request him TO
accept their warm and anfeigned thanks
for the unyieIding frmness With which
he has opposed those measures OF the
administration, which, in the opinion OF
this meeting, must, unless speesiiy =.
bsndcned, be fatal to the liberties OF ouy
country, and burst asunder the bsnds
of our happy union.
An extract from the proceedings.
OBED WAITE, Chairman.
JOHN r COOKE, See'ry
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PHILADELPHIA, April "a.

The schr. Adeline, Craycroft, OF and
fer this port from Bordeaux, Appeared
off Cape May on Thursday was boarded
bv Whale. boat, received two plots,
sent her letters. sc. on shore, and bore
away for the first pot. A fine schr.
(suppesed at Cape May to be the Atlas,
Hawlsy) was off that place on Wednos-
day. =,
The sehr. Adeline sailed 9th March.
The Russians had entered Berlin, and
were over running ali Prussia. Bona
Dar,e, it is said, had collected an inn
mense army to oppose them.
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sWAsHrNeToN Cry, April rs:
MILITIA OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.

W AK DBFdRT M T. NE
The Militia of the district of Colum-
hia will de formed into one division I'M
der the command of Maj. General,
The present lst Legion to be divided
into two regiments ard compose the lst
Brigade. under the command OF a Briga-
dies General.
The present I'd Legion, and the one
Iepien of Cavalry to be organized into
two other regiments, and compose bri-'
gade under the command of Brigadler
General.
Each regiment of Infantry to have |
Colonel, one Lieutenant Colonel and one
Major
The staff of the division to be as fol.
lows, viz.
One Adiu,ant General,
One Assistant Inspector General,
Two Majors of Brigade,
Two Aids.de-camp to the M'Jor tie-
neral,
One Deputy Quarter Master Gene
raj
Two Brigade Quarter Masters,
One Aid de-eamp to each Brigadlcr
and one Judge Advocate.
The regimentaI staff as follows, viz.
One AdjutaHt,
One Quarter Master,
One Pay Master, 10 each
One Surgeon, regiment
Two Surgeons Mates,
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Mechanic kelief Society.

Mechanic kelIet Society.
THE ADniversars Meeting Of ths
Mechanic Relief Society win be held at
MIR, 4. M'Clsan's School Room,, OH Sa.
turday The lst Of May, at 10 o'clock Az
M. the punctusi attendance OF tue
members On this day is very essential, *
deIineuents are particularly invited to
perusal OF the articles of association.
By order Of she Presidext.
JAMES S. SCOTT, Ssc'ry.
April %
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A. WILLIS,
HIS FOR SALE,

Fresh Lemons in boxes,
Sugar in barrels,
Whiskey in do.
Old Spirits,
LIST quality old Cogniae Brandy,
Raisins and Almonds,
LIST quality Cavendish Chewing Tobacco.
ALSO,
A quantity Of excellent SWEET 20.
TATOE ROOTS for planting, & Irish
Potatoes.
April 90 3,*
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From the Y. Y. EVENING Posi-.

Erract Of a ietter 10 the Editor, dated
. .A6auy, 18Th .AhrR 1913
The enclosed extract from rhs Utica
Patri6r will show YOU that the military
are acting out thsir orders to the tail;
sud that no person is safe IN his own
house from the bayoncts OF the so!dlery.
The cell authority has ceased, the mill
tary is paramount and superior. ne
blood of every freeman curdies IN ms
veins to witness the strides of desPotlsm
MILITARY despotisr which are making
by cur rulers-and those who are now
entrusted With little brief authority.
Il is well said in a celebrated pam
phlet which mas just appeared, war 10
the pioneer OF military despotism.
Judge Ford writes to his friends at Uu'
ca, that Is persons were taken By the
military and brought before the coliec-
tor of the revenue, who on examining
Them, ard finding three Of them seno-
crafts he discharged them and permitted
them to return honne-the others being
ssderalists we're sen, forward to Sacket's
Harbor, under close guards, and not per
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I. D. SIMMS.

VN7ILL continue the practice OF the
w law in the Circuit Court tor the
County of Alexapdlia. His Office 10
above the Printing. Office Of the Aisxj
andria Gazette.
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w. Cranch.
2aw.
April %
Valuable Property for Sale.

ON the 22d inst will be sold at pub.
lie sale, if not disposed OF priof to that
time by private sale, sundry handsome
and we'll situated Lots Of Ground On
the new Turnpike, leading from Wash
ington to the State of Virginia. Tbs
proximity of these Lots to the sereral
Towns in the District, Ct which they
command delightful view, rcndsrs
them very eligible scites for country
seats.
George D, Alexanoer,
Augustine Alexander.
THE above property viii be laid off
in Lots to suit purchasers, and dispos-
ed of for cash, under the authority Of a
deed Of trust. from the proprietors for
the purpose OF satisiying Sundry claims
against the said George and Augustine
Alexander.
George Chapman, jr.
Oh: Alexander,
TRUsTr4s.
April ". est
EThe aforementioned
Sale is postponed until the 2sth instant,
at u O'Clock, when it will take pace on
the pre- misses.
The Trustees.
April 81. dts
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- I've, the ships

I,,Y,n Rye, the W ;siP E
IN sbapley was an,
nm toe SfeeS a,1
b 80, consisting o. sad aad
as. !" cnrirsly LOST anu ,'
= : ,ar.d0ftbe wreck Z
a,ls Sssa,onged to Mr. :; j. j.
~ ''' Ia the death Oh
,e',o'oDrabls member
I,,lsoos, April ptl. 10 H.,
1,',i lieut.. a midshi ?
s,fS' q the Ramll-
], Hardy, They were ssn,
,oIuplcsrs,, who 70. " ,he
n, e. yesterday tor Or t the
II.aipIu4n is son to Al
=, Io.l.) April %.
ta ln,,,S.rday's stage from
hat when crossing
o. At H.yre-ds'grace
=, Of a vessel on hro
-, She was near
Ea,, Girsr-0ns OF
,r = lulich had com
'.,5iag of and on
nj, on duty at HavFe,
gnghes ,aid they had
o,ua d. Tacy m0dc
mel, private purses
lanuDj!i0a. c
and AdjOtant Gen
re, octh,ir Sav down
,;,s the warks, sc.
,drnn il this by COM
a, m the small craft.
ran rIude tbeir vigi-
J, lsce they caught a
ai,i,aia With a nGm-
sno were gc'ng to
-, !, session there
os--shat became of
i haze no, yet learned
,.roaring beast indeed
E,Uls whose conscisn-
u even defensive war
Es..,er,own, dated the
regiment Of the counsN
u. to protect the bay
k,scs Of the enemy
n, m1ds no attempts
h their msn deserted
tpar's bat; there vas
h. boat who be.itated
Bis majesty's service,
bin overheard. By
hey we're enabled to
) tie boats in pursuit
sl;raly delayed in taxi
ln thrown overheard.
as uaDspired."
B ISLAND.
ss8;ou in the the Che
b l6s Island, which
B aoevs the moath Of
Vlibia three nj the
ccn,alns about 500
'aed land, and Selosgs
81 yas lately resided
Athe British ia TAX
70 obiaio water and
a,h viii be found in
EWES, April 10.
ra. AS occUrfsd in
roO,dins Oh the 6,h,
SiicN YOU have re-
R&S BELyIDERE re-
81 anchorage at the
'upp,std 20 be a
'e'ss,, Came liz con.
V Sunday the suua-
'tftcueys, Bs,yi-
rs, 2 schfs, and 3
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'd5 for Sale.
VII. .oa a rrac,
ao'aS Ss3 and q
Penn . niles Of Fauquicr
a',O acres Of which
9as'sd' The open
Is list course Of
mere are on the
'l' new Dwelling
. gaod new Bars
W. houses. Pos
< End par, Of the
1sG.
d tae most de.
a TIE neighbor-
'1 noNNc, en- ac-
''~l Place, where
VA tree to four
.1S ii Winter sea
@,'' Esq orSami
NV TIE land, anu
'''Ol s.le.
containing 200
Q!nIv nf -
50 lssdiog IRON,
,,,'slS;ricksburg.-
~. rsG to The use q
AZ than two mile,
,.,oa's Merchsp
W. IVA by Mr. urt:x
NJ an the term
~, ,'''A 'otae SUI.
' .j's end of Fan.
' ~. eating from
e,,cr's Gam
! Carlson.
$.
IL. . Iuf Us.
!, 'els BY
= Stewart
.nSs
TAI, a,,res
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understand tbs dispatches landed
by the flag of truce a few days ago at
Baltimore, contained the proposal of an
exchange of several hundred prisoners
now in he powcr OF Admiral Warren,
otherwise he would send them to Ber-
n1nda. Federal Reh.
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I , 5s1o.:5' in here 's.h last
|',i i|. ! d the R'mil-
\, Hardy. They were 'ssn,
7 's'D Yesterday for the
E h is son to Ad-
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Boot and Shoe Backing.
JOHNSON

RESPECTFULLY informs the gen.
tlemen of Alexandria, that he has taken
a stand near the corner Of Royal, on
King street, under Mr.. G iffith's store,
where he intends carrying on the busl
ness Of Backing Boots and Shoes, and
Cleaning Fair Tops.
Having followed the business in the
northern cities, for some time past, he
Hatters himself he shall be able to give
entire satisfaction to his employers, IN
respect 10 neatsess, despatch and the
exeellen. quality of his backing. He
will wait on gentlemen in the morning
for their boots and shoes. which ne will
re.uro 10 the course of the day. or inn
media,ely to those who desire it. His
mode of sIeaning preserves the shape OF
the boot. and his blaeking sotteRs and
enriches the leather.
May 10
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.;,h;n ,be dom;nions Of the United
St.,cs.for The like purpose Of Inspecting
the management and care taken o. she
British prisoners Of war at each o. tns
stations: and each government snail %
at liberty to appoint an sgsn. g 'esla'
at or near auy depot established lo' pr
soners by the ether natlon, LOT INC pu'
pose of taking care and inspecting lhe
state and situation,o Of such prisoners
and such agents shall be prodte eled res
n,o,ivelv in the same manner as the a.
gents at the stations Tor excnsnso.
Fourth-Wheneyer prisoner is al
mittcd to parole, tse form OF such paIo's
shall be as follows:
Whereas the agent appointed Tor the
care aud custody Of prisoners Of war d.
in has been pleased
to grant leave to the undersigned
prisoner of war, as described
on the back hereof, to reside IN
, =" M cnndit;on int give
parole Of honor not TO
withdraw from the bounds prescribed
t,ere without leave for that
purpose from the said agent. That
will behave decentiy and
with due respect to the laws OF this coah-
try, and also that
will rot during eoh'hoahce
IN either directly Or midi
rectIy carry on a correspondence with
any of the enemies OF
or receive or write any letter or letters
whatever, but through the hands OF sa'f
agent, in order that they may be read y
approved BY him 90
hereby declare ha'L
gwen parole of
honor accordingly; and that
will keep it invislably
Dated at
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Ships or
Corps.
Sig;ia.
ture.

And the agent who shall take such
parole shall grant certificate to ga h
prisoner so paroled, certifying the limits
10 which his parole extends, the hours
and other rules to be observed, & grant
ing permission to such person to remain
unmnlestsd within such limits: and eve
~ cnmmis Stored officer, in the navy or
army, wncn so paroied, ifin health, shall
be paid by the agent that has granted
such parole to him, during the cont.
nuance thereof, the sum OF three shll.
lings sterling per day each, for subslst-
ence and all other prisoners SO paroled
shall be paid each person at the rate OF
one shilling and six pence per day sterl-
ing, at the rate OF four shilings and six
pence sterling per American milled dol
lar wn1cn pay, III Case OF actual SICK
ness shall be doubled to each SO long as
the surgeon shall certify the continuance
of such sickness and each sick prison
er shall also De allowed the attendance
of a nurse, in case the surgeon shall
certify the person TO be SO i'll as 10 re.
alire such help all which subsistence
and ply is to be paid in advance twice in
every week ard prisoners who shall
wilfu'ly disobey the rules and regula-
tons established for prisoners on parole,
may be sen, to prison, and all rules and
regulations to be observed by prisoners
on parole, are to be published and made
known 10 each prisoner; and when any
prisoner shall be allowed to depart at
his own expence, it he has not suffiai-
eney of money for that purpose, he shall
be allowed necessary money, not to ex-
coed the parole subsistence to which he
would have been entitled for one month,
ifhe had remained.
Fyth-And in case any prisoner be
permitted to return to his own Country
on parole, on condition of not serving
until duly exchanged. such prisoner
shall sign an engagement in the follow
ing form:
Whereas, agent for the
care and custody of prisoners of war at
has granted me
the undersigned prisoner, described on
the back hereof, permission to return to
upon condition that give
my parole Of honor, that will not enter
into any naval, military, or other service
whatever, against the
or any OF the dominions thercunto be.
longing; or against any powers at peace
with until
shall have been regularly exchanged,
and that | viii surrender myself if re-
CURED by the agent of the government,
at such place, and at SUCH time, IS may
be appointed, in case my exchange shall
not be effected and l will, until ex-
changed, give notice from time to time
of my place of residence. Now in con
sideration Of my enlargement, do here.
~ declare, that have given my parole
OF honor accordingly, and that will
keep it inviolably. Given under NV
hand at this day q
in the year of ouy Lord
And to the prisoner so granted his en-
iargenent on parole, shall be given a
certificate and passport, specifying the
terms and conditions of his enlargement,
md description of his person, and no.
lice OF such parole agreement. shall be
cent to the agent for prisoners Of war, at
bsarest station to the place where such |
parole shall be granted.
SiTsA-tn case any prisoner Of war
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TUESDAY. MAY IS
Joseph Mandevllie.
Corssr ofKing g Fairfar-streefs,
OFFERS FOR SALE,

Joseph Mandevllie,
coyssr Of King e Fairfar-streets,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
Br WHoHEsALE AND RETAIL,
J Teas-gunpowder, I'M
no Or. chests periai, hyson. hyson skln'
80 BOXES young hyson & souchons
ao,ooo lbs. green and white Coffee
ao.ooo lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
los hhds } New Orleans * Muscovaao
So bbls Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
go hhds retailing Melasses !,
pipes, halt pipes and 6qr casks = :
Madeira -
pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
s do genuine old Port
"a pipes Red Catalonia
90 cases choice Cfaret
2 butts, II half pipes Malaga
5pipes, s half pipes and 20. ar. casks
Teneriffe
Is pipes real Cognac Brandy
IS pipes Gin
I 90 puncheons West-Indis Rnm
Is puncheons and 40 bbls New England
Rum
10 bbls. Peach Brandy
Is do. Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
hhds. Cherry Bounce
so dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
40 bales Cotton
500 Id. Bengal Indigo
500 ID. Bright Madden
5000 ID. Goshen & observation-disclosures
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cas,ia. Pr
mento, race and ground Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas,
Bariey, Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine and .Cyder Vinegar, Glauber
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped Can
dies. maecauba, rsppee and scotchSnuffs,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue, Salt
Petre, Arnotte, Alum, Copperas, Brine
stone, GaDpowder, patent Shot. Flints.
Hsirpow der, Sifters, Cigars, Demijohns,
Wrapping Paper and Irvine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, sc.
sc.
". r. 50 bushels fresh zvarranted
CLOVER SEED.
March s.
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l wish to dispose OF, on

l wish to dispose OF, on
reasonable terms Young Negro No.
man of unexcsptionable character. She
is a good servan, and excellent nurse.
ALSO TO HIRE,
II Myree Boy. about i4or Is years OF
age, who can be Recommended as a house
servant.
Jane H. Slacum.
M,yC1 tt
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Herring Seine Twlne.
JUST receiued e. FOR SALE,
S case, Herring Seioc Iwlee supe
rior quality Cameron Street Wharf
George Coleman.
~ STORE.
Lisbon,
Ground Alum,
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Sheetings
COX for Seines,
Tanners Oil in bbls. and half b5ls.
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do in tierces and bbls.
Brimstoae in bbls.
Mess No, | and Boston Beef, bbls.
and half bbls.
Do, prime Pork, bbls.
bbls. Tar, Rosln, Turpentinc and
Pitch.
April z.
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An, Aas,ie,, s,,,,.
q" 's,, charge IN
Vi vice e's Ga "a'rasss
p p;os a. s,qF.l a..ss
r rso.;. No c.r;s
net arrival vn Y
We, wss'a s " .i,'as,
Ms ehctr Of
h ma, be- ,"a,,, W.
s naa IN future
o orMs unless n
' INTO any British ~
we ports t.rt.aS
. ,, ,p,a N.Y. !,
mv Two sog's,sa's,s,
nuaosr OF ",s,,'
S S.;r'ded as,.'a,
se;a t., tie Lspls L.
50 n. IN like n.nrs
o msn'' as tn. o,ss''
nation nation aiT,mSas
| OF TIT! M 'onnss. n.y.
! n In,M,-uadI,''
! provided, as s,is,''
article the ,r,p.ss,
| , 10 DC CONDUCTED n
o uOn' 'eeordinss
observed in The +
| regular e'r'sA
number Of pri,o.@
hundred may -
| OF American POI.
| ports before Dans
may l, be lifted on, !
d. handing Office, ~,
the I'll purpose Of a,
IT British, to on, 1
before Named F; ni
OF the American g.
ard to no Other put,
always, That sod
least one hund sty
c &C an equal mo-,
hurry " return VII
OF the nation ,os.a
the prisoners 50 al
| on board sn'h ,srrR
, be certified to o',s
| OF Exchange, eh:e
| cd TO The nation q
! exchange, whtthu
| port Of de'tin,,iop a
| there not be an squ
station 10 eycblN
| brought, the ir.np;x
| pora'y cartel musa
| prisoners as sL.IIy
| Elrvenh.-Cura.
ships Of war Of si!n
| Stall be peraitledrl}
into any IF 'he tas
| exchange Of prim'
ton, with prisaaM |
| tine agent for prian
| lion to which .u:tr}
agent recei' ing lh,ni|
| tar them, speciiJyd
| ty. wren aud in VII
| the prisoners 50 d.hrI
ed TO the ersdl. &s|
| them.
| 7'wethh.-.Corar'
wars, captains VI pm
! of marque, Of si'hS'
shall be permitted 81
longing to the ''As'
vessels to anyOf'h VI
aforementioned t
the prisoners belong
delivered to the 'g'''
in The same nlanrr !
expressed in the 'I''
the prisoners when D {
placed to the credits
ing them in the 'tli'
expeoces incurred !
eleventh article, az.
nation sending II:
prisoners So eWOa'''
shall be psrmitlsd
port of destination !
or other in,erruptlo'
citizens of either Of .
Thirteenth III"
by the agents on D %
soners hitherto dt'l''
lists are adjusted N
to the rule Of eSfl.
blished-ibe persons
be considered as " |.
serve again, as well .H.
exchanged, no'T''H'
or engagement TIE!
ly entered into a,
ers embarked ms
the n.t.on 81 OJiDs, y
not be credited 10 b
them, until t'ey as
the stations Of the o.
prisoners bel'ng'aD'
from the proper ". ".
Blu, where the p'''''
belong to the san" pc.
anil
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CARTEL.

Fer tbe ;erchange G prisoners ~ Wa',
bstzueen Grrat Britain and me On'ea
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Land for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale, be-
tween 40 and 1870 acres of wood
Land, on the right hand side of the old
Road leading from the Town of Cen"
terviile to Alexandria.
This land adjoins the lands Of Messfs'
DaviG Lane. Bernard Bryan, Presley
{ :rr Lane, George Adams and John
Henning. The soil of this land is suit"
ed to the culture of Wheat, < is witlis
in half milo of the Turnpike ; and
will be shswn g. the terms made known
by application to Messrs, David Lane,
or George Lane, Jun. residing near tho
premises, or to the subscriber living III
Stafford county
Geo: Lane,
Executor of. H. Lane, deed.
January 10 law6ht
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e. Education.

VX7tL1AM KENWORTHY, ~hs
w some years past taught School
in Alexandra, proposes, in about six OF
eight week. from this time, to rctdfs
and resume the business of 4 Teacher.
Any persons disposed to place their
children, or others, under his tuition, to
be instructed in Reading, w riting Grain.
mar, Arithmetic, Geometry, Surveying,
Navigation, or other requisite brsnches
of the Mathematics, are respectfully III.
vted to make application, after he shall
nave come to town, at bis fotmer p'ace
of residence near the corner of Prince +
St Asaph streets, or previously to Tho.
mas Shreve: John Jonrey, or Edward
Stabler, who will answer any. ,shqsiriss
that may be necessary.
istmo. 2o:h Hisw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-16
CIVIL, APPOINTMENTS.

TIE foiozrmg appointments, ffofosfo 0y
tie president offhe U &ctes and con-
Grnled By the Senate, 77ere maze au'-
irr the last session Of congress
Ninisn Edwards, re-appolnted COVER
nor of The Illinois territory.
Thomas Posey, of Louisiana, to be
governor of Indiana territory, vice VIM.
III. Harrison, resigned.
John Gibson, re-appointed see'ry. OF
tic Indiana territory.
James Scott, of Indiana to be Judge
of the Indiana Territory.
George Poindexter, to be Judge OF
the Mississippi Territory. $50.
Silas Bren,, of the Territory OF MIS-
souri, to be Judge OF that Territory
vice Coburn, resigned.
David Howell, of Rhode Island, TO DC
nudge of the district OF Rhode'lsiaho'
vice David l.. Barnes, deceased.
Asher Robbins, to be United ota'es
Attorney for the district OF Rhode ls'ane'
vice David Howell.
Titus Hutchinson, to be Us. A''o''
sev ior the district of Vermont.
rhowes Rutter, re-appelnted Mar
shall of the district Of Maryland.
Isaac P. Hutchinson, Of Pennsylvania
~ he csn,n, a, Lisbon, vice George Jei'
ferson, deceased.
! Benjamin c. Wileces'' OF Pennsy'Va'
MIA. 20 be consul at Canton.
Josiah Meig., Of Georgia, to be Sur
veyor General ofthe United States VICE.
Jared Mansfield, resigned.
Cornelius p. Van Ness, OF Vermont
to be- Collector OF the district OF YER