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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-06-08
Count NESSELRODE.

Act of hhe Provisional Government.
The Provisional Government hearing with
Grief that obstacles have been made 10 the re-
turn of inc Pope 10 his territories, and deplor-
ing that continuance of insult which has so
long goverwh helmed the courageous Head whom
tic Church demands, orders that every obsta
Gle cease Immediately, and that all due hon.
ors be paid 70 hin on his journey.
The civil and Military Authorities are
charged with the execution Of the present
decree.
Given at Paris, April 2, 1914.
(Signed)
Prince Of Benevente, (TALLEyRAEp)
Duke t. .Aiberg,
General Counf de BournonviHe,
Francois dc JancoRrf,
lobe de Mossesquien.
By the Provisional Government.
(SignedD Dufonr de Nemoars, Secretary.
The Provisional Government considering
how oGious it is in itself, and contrary to the
conventions which preceded the departure Of
II. NJ. the King of Spain, to keep at Perpig-
nan his brother the infant Carlos, order, that
the prince be conducted as soon as possible
with all the honors due to his rank, TO the
nfst opanlsa port
!, is ordered to all Civil and Military Au.
thori,ies 10 take the necessary measures to
execute the present order.
Given at Paris, I'd April, 1914.
The Professional Government Decree.
/. That all the emblems, cyphers, and arms,
which have characterized the Government of
Bonapartc, shall be suppressed and effaced,
2 That this suppression shall be executed
exclusively by persons delegated by tine au-
thority OF the police, or munlcipally, without
he zeal Of individuals assisting in it or pre-
venting IL.
8. ha, no address, proclamation, public
journal Or private writing contain injurious
,xpression against the government over.
isrown, the cause oil the county bsiog too no
bic to adopt such means
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rARIs APRrL, Ia.

rhRIs APRrt, Id.
Monsieur has received to-day, at 8 in The
evening, the Senate and Legislative Body.9
"The Senate was presented to his Royal
Highnessby the Prince OF Benevento,its Pres
ident, who said.
Monseigneur--The Senate btingsto your
Royal Hghness the offering of its most re-
spectful submission. 1t has invi,ed the re-
turn Of your august House to the Throne of
France. Too well instructed by the present
and the past, it desires in common with the
nation, forever to found the royal authority on
a Just division of power, aud on public liberty,
which arc the only securities Of the happiness
and liberty of all.
Monseigneur-The Senate, in the mo-
meu,s Of public Joy, Obliged to remain appar-
emily more calm in the limits of its duties, is
not less partaker in the universal sentiments
Of the people. Your Royal Highoess will
read 10 our hearts through the reserve Of our
language each Of us, as Frenchman, has
Joined in those feelings and profound emotions
which have accompanied you, ever since your
entrance io,c the capita, otyour ancestors, and
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The Mayor, Assistants and Members of,hc
Municipal Council OF Versailles, have address
sed 10 the Provisional Government letter, In
which they demand the restoration OF that an.
cient dynasty which promises US days OF JUS
tce and happiness they express at the same
time their gratitude and their admiration OF
the august Sovereigns OF Europe who oiier so
generously to the French, liberty, honorable
peace, and the heir Of our kings.
The public is Informed, that the audiences
of his Excellency the General in chief, Mill.
tary Governor of Paris, Baron dc Sacken, will
hence(orth take place only between and 10.
Ills Majesty the Emperor OF all the Rus
SLAMS has learnt that several military men, OF
every rank, are at present in Paris, whittier
they have been led, either by the events OF the
war, or by the necessity of seeking the means
Of recovering their health, impaired by great
fatigues, or by honorable wounds.
He does not suppose, for an instant, that
they could have thought necessary TO hide
themselves. AT all events, he is pleased to
declare in his name, and in that of his allies,
that they are free, perfectly free, and that as
all other French citizens, they arc called up
on to concur in the great measures which are
to decide the great question now pending, and
on which rests the happiness OF France, and
of the whole world.
(Siened) ALEXANDER.
BY order of His Majesty the Emperor,
The Secretary of State, &.
C~.., NEGSET DOnE
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which are s,ili more lively under The roof q
this palace, to which hope and Joy ale a
length relurned with dcscendsn, CT 81. Lou
is and Henry w.
For myself, my Lord, allow ne to con.
gratuIa:e myself On being the organ of ,h,
Senate, which has chosen me to be the inter
prefer of It's sentiments 10 your Royal High
ness. The Senate, knowing my attachment
10 its me members, has been pleased to resere
FOR rue delightful and honorable momsn,-
The most delightful in fact are those in which
we approach your Royal Highness, TO rebew
to you the expressions of our respect and
our love-"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-10-22
Fifty Dollars Reward.

u ANYWAY from my farm near
~ Fsuquier Cours-House, under inc
care of Il. Drummond, on Fraay
morning the 18th Of August, m"laI. 10
man slave commonly called Dill.
and sometimes WILLIAM GAiNEo'
about % years of age, about tee'
inches high, stout and strong maoe ..
bright muIa,to color, has large grey
eyes, Iosg eyeIashes, broad iace' mgr
cheek bones, thick lips. ascar on no
right leg above his ancle cut by
scythe-He is sensible and OF gooa
speech, has brisk walk and Is 'eN
handed. He is capable of doing may
thisys, either in the house or IN tn'
field, can drive carriage and take
care of horses. He possessed goCat
cloaths, but his dress is not known III
the above slave is apprehendcd and Sc
cured so that get Kim again or Is
brought home, I will pay twenty cor
lars if taken in Virginia or AlexandiiS'
anaif taken elsewhere fifty dollars os'
sides all reasonable chorges.
Charles Lee.
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William Hume.
August Il

LATE of the University OF E Iiuburpb
who, for the present year has been sp.
pointed Cosjunct Professor Of the
Greek and Latin Languages in the A.
cademy Of this Town, will open class
for instruGling young Ladies or Gen.
tlemen in the French Language a.
soon as a sufficient number OF pupils
can be obtained. 1t is intended to form
two distinct classes, to he taught at s.
parate hours, which interfere not with
the proper business of the Academy.
Ia the way of r,ading, the pprest and
most celebrated writer's in the reign
of Louis the XIV. the Augus,an age
of France, will be selected. Tie writ.
ing and speaking of the Lang uags will
be also attended to.
The Glasses are to consist OF 10 e.ch,
Terms S 10 per quarter. Application
may be made at the Academy.
September 20.
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Oct. Is.
Five Dollars Reward.

IAN AWAY from the subscriber
H0 on the 18th September last, ne.
gro man named DAVID, about feet
7 or 8 inches high--his complexion is
that of dark muiatto, 81 years OF
oge-had on when he went away
coarse linen shirt and trowsers, and
grey Jacket, much worn-ie has been
seen lurking aboue the suburbs OF A.
lcxandria, within few days, and 1t
i. supposed he still remains in the
neighborhood, or he may have gore TO
Cone, in Westmorel.nd County Va.
where be has relations s, from whence
he came, as I purchased him from the
ate Michael Flannery. II taken up
near the town will give the above re.
WARRIOR il taken in Westmoreland
will give twenty dollars, and reasona'
bic charges if brought home.
III. Nicholson!
Oct !, z Ct.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-10-22

sapplv: A sohstitn:ion stor m Iron
8 ampa,y hath been digested under the
.pection of the most experienced IRON.
masters, with special view OF ces'
,,in,y in the necessary funds, perma-
aencs of operation, and safety to each
Individual Stakeholder: and ], offer
hereby, strong Inducements to those
inclined to engage 10 such Company;
,uttipg the property, with all Its advsn-
ages, at less to the Company (of which
I wish TO be one than what 1t would
actually sell for, in farm and wood lots.
know of no men, of common pru.
.ience, that have Jailed to amass fortunes,
by this business, where the ore has been
plentiful and good, and the wood abuR'
dant-who have adopted the improved
mode, W hich was 6rst practised inPenn-
| sylvania, by MIR. Robert Coleman; who
coming a stranger into the country, y
commencing with nothing but his ,su-
perior sagacily and ACTIVITY, made by
that business princey fortune in fsw
years; and is now the largest owner OF
lron-works in America!
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing any OF
| this property, or of engaging in the i.
ron concern, will be pleased to apply to
| The subscriber in this place-or to Maj.
VIM. Hickman, near Charlestown, JET
ferson Countv-or to Mr.. Abiel Jepners,
| near Waterford in Loudoun Couhty
and il BY letter to pay postage.
Ferdinando Fairfax.
July S. law
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PUBLIC SALE.

/ WILL. sell on Friday the 4th day
of November, if fair, if not the next
fair day, all my HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE & KITCHEN UTENSILS
of every description, consisting OF a
great variety OF articles, many of them
# exec lent quality-A handsome Cha
riot which has not been used since 1t
was completely repaired, with a set OF
new Harness.
ALSO,
Al my Stock of Cattle, (among them
some good Mich Cows Oxen, Horses
Mules; a hundred and fifty head OF
Sheep, which has been crossed for
three or four years with the best inn
ported Merino Rams, and Farming u
tensils Of every description. A credit
o. nine months, will be given on ali
sums above Ten Dollars Notes with
approved security will be required, to
bear interest from the dale, if not
aunctually paid.
At the SINE time and place, the
Executors of George Mason, deceased,
viii sell variety of Household Fur
nilure, some handsome Plate, and an
excellent Telescope. The terms will
he made known 90 the dnv of sale.
George Graham.
Lexington, Fairfax County, Oct. Is.
dts
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Nve Dollars Rezta'd.
August 90

STRAYED or stolen from the sub
scriber living in Alexandra, TWO
COWS, one. black Cow of round be.
d., aud both horns sawed off rather
close to the hesThc other a brin.
dleCow, of long and slender body,
horns rather wide, white spot in
her face, the fore feet and flsnks are
white, long tail with. white bushy
end asd, if rightly recoilectsd, a
slit in thetpaper part Of the right ear.
Whoever returns them to the subscri-
Der shall receive five dollars, or the
half for either.
Eliza Wilson.
Oct. Is 2aw2w
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. Public Sale.

Try virtue ola Deed of Trust from
lid Ann Linton, Nesbet1, to the sub
,criber, dated on the twen.y.tltth day OF
August 1919, TO secure the payment OF
1859 IS, with interest from the 9th.
April 1912, due from the said Ann
Linton Nesbett and James Nesbstt, to
Messrs. William Newton and John
Munca.ter {: I shall on the third Mon
dav in November next, at Fairfax Court
House, sell at public auction, tor one
half down and the balance In 6 mopths
bearing interest frsm the sale.
The following tract OF Land,
Situate in the couoty Of Fairfax, upon
Occoquan River, bounded according TO
the deed of trust as follows: beginning
at an old decayed stump at the mouth
of Sandy Run, and running thence perth
two hundred and 6fty.two poles to two
small poplars, and small mulberry
tree, near Joseph Hampton's fence,
thence south eishty-two degrees and
an hall west along the fence OF the
said Joseph Hampton, and with line
of marked trees, two hundred and FIFTY
two poles, to a point within six poles
of an old fallen tree and a box saplin
lately marked-thence south four de.
erees west one hundred and ten poles
to Occoquan river, thence with the me
aeders Of the river, and binding there
With until it would intersect the opPo.
site line if con,inued-thence from the
point of intersection continuing the
same course south four degrees west
one huudred and thirty-6ve poles to an
other part Of Occoquan river, thence
with the meanders Of the said river, and
binding theseupon to the beginning,
supposed to contain 5l3 acres and eight
poles. The whole or SO much only OF
the above tract will be sold as shall be
sufficient to pay tbs above sum with in
tcrest thereon and the costs of the sale.
The subscriber will make no other deed
than as trustee, conveying whatever
right the said Aan L. Ne.bett has to the
land.
Edm: /. Lee,
Trustee
N. B. The land will be shown by Mr..
Nesbit who resides on the premises.
September "a Is. :.
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October S.
To Rent or Lease.

/ will Rent or Lease from one to ten
years, the estate of Andrew Balmain,
deceased, consisting Of upwards Of
800 notwithstanding therefrom. for
the use Of my Sister and Children, the
House and about forty Acres Of Land.
1t is therefore needless to describe it
as those wis hing to rent, will first view
the premises.
Robt. P. Washington.
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Land Or Sale.

TIME subscrK err will sell that we'll
known Farm RETIREMENT-
1t is situated on the Great Hunting
Creek Bridge Road, about miles from
Alexandria, containing
559 ACRES.
The Improvements are a spacious and
convenient dwelling house, smoke house,
a large barn and every other necessary
out house: The land produces uncom.
monty we'll, and to person disposed TO
enter largely into the agricultural way
this iarm would be a great acquisition.
The proximity to Alexandria COM
bined with fertility of soil, SC. renders 1t
we'll worth the attention of those dispos-
ed to purchase. Possession if requir-
ed) will be given neutrality-suspicious.
disposed to purchase may know the
terms on application to BENJAMIN M.
Brooke or the subscriber residing on the
premises.
AN.N BROOKE.
March IS. tt.
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TO, RENT.

THAT three story Brick House, on
Prince street, near the Farmers Bank.
now occupied by Mrs. Washington as
q boarding house. Immediate posses-
sion may be had.
q. Denealc.
October S. If
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The Subscriber

Wishes to engage an Overseer TOT '"s
ensuing year. He must be ase6er' ca''
full, industrious man, and one WIN !.
small family would be preferred. !"
will be literally paid and furnished
Henry 5. ! rrn"f
Jefferson County, Sept. - '"'
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March IS.
Advertisement.

Advertisement.
i WISH to employ, for the ensuing
i year single man, whose creden-
tials arc unexcePtionable, to take charge
Of q private classical school of 3 or 10
pupils.-My reaidence is near Hay.
Market Post Office, Va.
THOMAS TURNER
October 4. I'm.
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Jelnima Mutt,
Administratrir of
James Mutt.
d4w.
September go.
NOTICE

THE Farmers Bank of Alexandria,
thi. day declares Dividend Of profits
on its Capital Stock paid in, of four per
cent. for the last six months payable TO
stockholders or their Representatives
on the 4th inst.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
John Hoof, Cashr,
October lawsw.
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Public Sale.

THE general call of tue militia which
lately took place has prevented my sell
ling but very small part of my proper.
.ty, advertised for sale on the 18th OF
September. now offer for Sale for
ready money, on Thursday the goth OF
October, all the remaining part, consist
ing of Negroes, Hogs, Cows, Corn, Fod'
der, Hay, Cider, ono Sill, Barrels, Stands,
Household and kitchen Furniture,
Farming Utensils, sc.
Any part of the above described pro.
perty will be sold at private sale pre-
vlous to the day fixed.
JOHN WILSON, Senr.
Fairfax County, near the old CT House
October | |. dts"
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ORPHANS COURT.
] uly %

alexandria County, Sett. Term, 1914.
ORDERED, That the Executor oil
Bede Clements, deceased, do lnselt
the following advertisement three times
week for four weeks in the Alexaii-
dria newspaper
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CAUTION.

ALL persons are hereby cautioned
against receiving the assignment of a
note of hand given by me on the 10th
INST to Col. William Lylcs, as the
said note was given by me under a
mistake, nothing being due to the said
William Lyles at the time.
John Homer.
October IL. DIV.
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To Rent Lease or Sell.
THE subscriber will rent for the en-
suing year, lease for term Of years,
or sell for cash or on long credit, that
NOTED TAVERN, &c.
In Port Tobacco, Charles County state
of Maryland, at present occupied by
MIR. Horatio Clagett.
Samuel Chapman.
New Town, Chas. Go. Dec. u
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/ offer to the Attentions Of Monicd
.Men Of assortment,
~. A VERY " AL U a B l. +
IRON ESTATE,

On the rivers SuChanooa"
romac, in the complies of Jefferson and
Loudoun ; tor the working OF which, l
wish 70 form a small but able Company,
ON permanent principles deeming the
present moment, TO be peculiarly favor-
able for its operations.
The Seats for such Works have been
viewed by practical men & pronounced
eood--,he ore banks are conveniently
situated, and the ore abundant, easily
raised, aud rich Yielding iron OF very
superior ouali,y, a. sppearsfrom the ties.
,;monv OF those who have made and
wrought it;--lhere are several favorable
.s;,.s:--,he command of water ispower.
fal.--and the wood Oh twenty th0usaod
.sr., &c land (all of one trac') IS aoon,
s.,sn, and conyenient.--There are lew u
snv snch Iron estates in America; ano
his , !, peculiarly favorable IN s''ua.,on
- the seal Of government, where sup
NV II Iron Of the best quality 10 ai.ay'
& demand, and where i must DC nisn,
I + irporlant 70 hare 1t Tree ''0a' 'Ae
Ths proposed works will be happily
.s;,ua,.d for tbs supply OF wealthy sn :
1lpss fsuiag country, nsseiSs 'SsA
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papers.
A CoPY-TEsT.
A. MOORE, Reg'r.
This is to give Notice,
That the subscriber of Alexandria eoun.
~ in the district Of Columbia has obtain
ed from the Orphans Court of said
County, letters of administration on the
personal estate Of Jaaies Mutt late Of
the County aforesaid deceased.-Ail
persons having claims against the said
decedent arc hereby warned to exhibl,
the same with the vouchers thereof,
duly authenticated and passed by the
Orphans Court, to the subscriber on
or before the 2elh day Of March next,
or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit to said estate, and those in
debted thereto are required to make i'm
mediate payment.
Given under my hand this 29th day OF
Sept. 1914.
Jelnima Mutt,
.Administratriz Of
James Mutt.
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State of Maryland.

state OF maryland.
TO al whom the following may concern
PUBLIC NOTICE.
There will be petition to the next
General Assembly Of this state, for a
law to sell and dispose Of the real
estate of John Weston, late Of Hartford
county, deceased fer the purpose Of
making an equal distribution thereof,
between the lawful heirs of the deceas-
ed.
N. B. The singular situation of the
property Of the said deceased, and the
heirs, Untitled to portions thereof, is the
cause Of this manner of notice.
BARUCH FOWLER,
for Lewis Weston & Elizabeth Philips
THOMAS WOOTTON,
ARABELLA WOOTTON,
JOHN SMITH.
August Is. lawtlD
CREHORE'S
Hot-Pressed Playing Cards.
Just received and fer sale by
John A. Stewart.
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a CopY-Icst,
A. MOORE, Reg'r.
This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber of Alexandria
County in the District of Columbia,
has obtained from the Orphans Court
aforesaid, letters tes,amentary on ths
estate of Bede Clements, late OF the
county aforesaid, deceased: all persons
having claims az alnst the said decedent
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
duly authenticated and passed by the
Orphans Court, to the subscriber on OF
before the Goth day of March next, OF
they may by law be excluded from all
benefit to said estate /; and those indebt
ed thereto are required to make imme-
date payment.
Given under my hand this 2sth day
of September 1914.
Thomas Irwin,
Erecusor Of Bede Clements.
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SHAD.

70, Sale BY the Subscribers aS0sf
100 bbls. Prime SHAD
A.
In Pickle, put up in lsls-to close
sales they will be sold on very mode
rate terms. -,
Robert g james Mandeuille.
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REMOVAL. - =. !.
Jackson & Rumney
HAVE removed to the Store recent.
ly occupied by c. l, Cstlett Esq.
Where they offer for sale
5000 bushels Eastern Shore
SALT. 49,.
Dining Set China, 90 pieces !.:a,::,
Russia Sheetings, -,
A quantity Linen Bags.
1000 bblS of Flour,
Will be received on storage at the
lowest rates,-Apply as above.
August 6
David Gruber, White Smith,
Corner ofPrmce and FaiJar Streets,
alexandria.
ysvHANKFUL for past favors, in
s forms the public, that he carries
on the above business in all its branch
es he finishes new Stoves and re-
pairs old ones, also Locks, Keys and
Printing Presses, &c. SC. He will
execute with punctuality and dispatch
whatever commands he may be favor
cd with, and hopes that his attention
snd work will recommend him to EN-.
ployment a. every attention will be 81,
ven to render satisfaction in his line.
W. A boy of S or | 6 years Of age
vii, &C taken as an apprentice to the a.
boye hu.iness-it will be requested that
he be OF good morals.
October II: st.
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..GUNPOWDEp

I, GUNPOWDEP.
g F, FF EFF. Cannon, R:t!ic and H..
Gunposder in kegs AID pound p,uers
Sale by
r. & ]. Vaudeville.
Agents for the propristors of III.
~ Franklin Mills.
August 4.
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Orphans Court,

Alexandra County, Sett. Term, 1914
ORDERED, that the administrative
of James Wutt, decd, do insert the fol.
lowing advertisement three times week
for four weeks in the Alexandria news.
papers.
A CoPY-TEsT.
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PUBLIC SALE.

nN Saturday the 9th day of Aug.
" next, the Subscriber will offer at
Public Sale, on the premises, two
LOTS OF GROUND in the town of
.Alexan dria, one of which is situated on
the north side of King Street, IS feet
inches to the Eastward OF Columbus
street. thence east on King street in
front 40 feet depth 100 feet.
The other situated on the East side
Of Washington street, As feet to the
North of Cameron street-thence North
on Washington street 80 feet in front
in depth AZ feet
A creditof six months will be allow.
ed on good endorsed notes, including
interest from the day of sale. And for
further security, line will be retain
ed on the property.
r. l. TAYLOR.
July 10