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P.s. Robt. G. Jennings, the General Agent, Is
furnished with supply Of the Apparatus, At
his Office, lately occupied by James Brown. Eso
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Valuable Land For Sale.

THE undersigned'ss attorney in fact, 70
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North Carolina, offers for sals
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At Rules holden IN fAe C2cyps Office Of tie SUI
ffrisr Court Of Ckaucery for the RicAwosd
Disfrsct. the f'st day Of JHly 1914.
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Just Published,

IN ens poi. in boards, acconsp panied 1y voIof s
pages Of Engyavisss,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-08
Congress ofthe U. States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MonpAy. March T.

% b
Mr.. Ingersoll from the committes on
,he Judiciary, re ported bill for appoint
ing the manner in which controversies
between tao or more states, should DC
commenced, prosecuted aad decided,
which was committed to comnittce>ol
The whole house, and made the order OF
.,be day for Monday next.
On motion of Mr.. Eppss, the houss
resolved itself into committee OF zlhe
whole, on the bill making approprial sDs
for the support Of government for the
year lsl4--the blanks being filed, the
committee rose and reported the bill
with the amendments. On agreeing to
that part which appropriasss $4,000
for the contingent expenses of the go
vernmeni--Mr. Bigelew called the yeas
md nays which were taken, and were
Yeays 6e-Nays So.
The bill was then ordersd to bs en-
crossed and read third time to-mor-
row.
On motion Of Mr.. Newton, chairman
of the committee Of commences and ma
nufactures, the house resolved itself Ia
TO committee of the whole, Mr.. De-
sha in the chair, on the bill for the re-
lief Of Joshua Sands, lats collector OF
the port of N. York, The committee
rose and reported the bill. The House
concurred, and ordered the bill to be
engrossed and read third time to NOR
raV
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-08
YAzOo CLAIMS.

b. j
A bill has passed the Senate and Is
now before the House Of Representatives
for carrying into effect, compromise
with the Yazoe claimants---on being fsr.
nished With a copy efthe petition < bill,a
correspondent has made the following
observations.
The bill isss unexceptionsble as any
suea bill can be. Had I been consulted
bv The petitioaers, should have sus-
gested much stronger prescription a.
gains, fraud, or corruption, in the first
purchasers, under the act ct January,
1875. than any which they have adduced:
1t is, g that se're of the principa! hro-
c,rers aud Grantees ct the Law have re-
c.nlIg been advanced TO Offices Of high
trast and epolumeni, by ore of the Corn
al!ss;aners under the g act for aiaicahle
ss,t,xnent of limits with the state of
Georgia." by whom aIst the evidence COL
lec,ed by the state Of Georgia to esta.
bHsh the fact Of corruption in the Le-
gisiature and Grantees had been canvass
ed and reported to Congress, eleven
wears ago And it is not to be admiued,
for a moment, that the chief magistrate
could have so wantonly betrayed the
trus, reposed in him by the public, as TO
appoint TO high and ar one time the chief
military command sthe head that con-
tTioed and the hand thar tsrhetrated
taaf ,tuhendous .Jraad'--prorided such
character could be attachsd 70 Inc trsps-
action. Il would be a presumption OF
fraud and corruption in the chief ma ssis-
,raie, MT to be enter,sined or tolerated
by tae HONORABLE 3ousE !" How is
this TO be reOeiie ID shall the dccIama-
ton and malice OF John Randolph pre-
val against ,ha inmacgiste character OF
the President and his Yazoo admirers
and supporters, who awith sentiments
of profound respect and relying with
perfect ccr fd:ncc on he wisdom and
rsc,itnGe, Of their So7crnueot, i1anh'F
solicit an adjustnent Of their claims on
jass aud equitable principles"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-08
Er ract Of a htfsr from gentleman in
Virginia to his friend in this .oSsa.

Er rect Of a letssr from a gentleman in
Firs'inia to his friend in this soun. <
"I congratulate you on the occasion
THE hssri-cheer!Eg news from Europe.
think we shall now have peace. The
| main spring OF the war machinery hay
ing given way; the wires broken, the
trfhets will cease their motion. But
what is to be done with the point at is
sue, the great question of Free trcde
and sailors' rights" which has shook
Columbia to her center This will be
settled, presume, in the same way as
friend Bona's poiats and questioss of
Libsrfy Of The secs" &c. Indeed it is
not unreasonable to conclude that us he
loves" 'us Americans, and as our IN
terests g come within the scope Of has
policy" that those points are merged
us bisj auu sSttlCd Wy iiiHi VII oV' a.
count. Be this, however, as i, may, VIZ
all know that points sre onia Points II
people do not chuse to hsng OIL them, it
is easy 10 slide eff on one side.
was not little surprised yesterday
10 hear Que OF our war chieftains express
a confidence that we should now have
peace. asked bim il this was not cor
trary to tn prevailing s-ntirnent-that
TIRE successes, and not the, downfall 81
Bonaparte had always been considered
BY the administration party to operate II
our favor. No, no, he replied and a..
sured me that our government did ne'
SO consider 1t. Is this not too much!
Do We not all know what umbrage the
celebration Of the Russian victories gave
to the whole tribe, from James Madison
down to the meaiest reptile that ever
disgraced the cells Of Newgate! Take
notice my friend OF those mighty men o.
war-Champions Of their own and Their
country's honor who have brought thls
patton 10 the verge Of destruction:-1
say take notice how this will act, now
they have to back out. should not be
surprised if they endeavor to make it be
believed that see and not they. have all
along been the dupes admirers and adj
yocates of Bonaparte and his measures
and that they were always friendly to
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IN COUNCIL,
MARCH 4th ]

HAhCH 4tH IoIf'
On ba!lotinS for Cieik and Auditor,
Israel P. Thompson was unanimously
re-elected.
On baIlo,ing for Mayor, Charles
Sinms, Esq. was reelected.
On balloting tor messenger, James
Harris was unanimously re-elected.
A letter was received and read, from
A. Faw, A. Scho!feld and Mark Butts,
in relation to the election Of a member
returned from hc third ward.
,MAReB S.
On ballotiDgsor assessors for tho pre-.
sent year Charles Mcknight and James
Lawrsson were duly elected.
Ordered, that the auditor issue war
rant in favor of Clean Moore for 5 10,
for rsom, attendance, stationary and
wood, furnished the committee of tho
fourth ward.
Ordered, that Messrs. VeAch, Rhodes
MilIan and NishoIson, be COMMITTEES
10 bring in bill Sizing the salaries of
the officers of tho corporation fer tbs
the present year.
Ordered, that tbs members Of the
different wards examine the s,atc there.
of, and report ts Council Whist repairs,
improvements, and corrections OF null
saDcss will be required therein.
Ordered, that the Superintendent OF
Police be authorised to dispose OF one
Of the serapers belonging to the sorpo'
ration, and pay the amount received in'
% the treassry.
On bsllslipg for Superintendent OF
Police. John 7. Brooks was duly elected
On bslloting for Clerk of the Market,
Jacob WisemiIlsr was unanimously re-
elected.
On bslloting for trustees Of The poor
house, John Ja,pey, Thomas VswelI.
Hugh Smith and William Herbert we're
duly elected.
On balloting fer keeper Of the poor
bouse, George Lawrence vas maui
mously reelected.
On balioting for superintendent Of
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-08

-. Robertson OF Lou. from the COM
sc Pubte Lands, reparted eiil
n'"s. .,;ny relief TO certain purchasers
ss spal,t,c Lands il, the Mississippi ter
o. :, ' yh,eh wa. twice read and COM
"n ~, r also reported bill to astho-
"a" ~. snb. division of the quarter Sec
'.aos Of the land of the United States;
'V" "a. twice read and committed.
~" nsr. N'Kee of Kentucky, from the
- cona.il.es, reported the agree
So -, &c the committee to the amend
W. W., or the Senate TO the bill for the re-
n'rnf James Crawford, which vas COM
rorrsd in by the House.
Th. engrossed bill 10 authorize the
,,..l,dent to cause TO be built or par-
ab.sed such vessels as ere therein des-
.s;h.d mot more than twenty vessels
.-y;rg got less than Q, nor more than
- aa,sl vas read third ,ime and pas
SEQ BOUNTY ON PRISONERS.
TIE biz from the Senate to amend
~, oet for giving an increased BOUNTY
- al prisoners brought into port by
Dr;y,te armed vessels. was read third
- asaneaded in this House. On the
Sgss,ion Shall the bili pass /"
Az. Pos, and sfr. Ward OF Mass. oP.
n,,eI tive passAgs OF The bill
NJ. BufseiI and Mr.. M'Kim advo.
-
ca,ed H.
Nr N'Kee Of Ky. on the gronnd
TIA, this subject was new to him and re-
ooired further consideration, moved ,nst
the MI lie on the table.
For ,he aotion 56
Aeairt II So
sIr. GolJsborough of Nd. then made
s,oe excavations agains, .hs Gill
Mr. Fisk of VT spoke in favor OF the
bill.
Sir. King Of Mass. was also in favor
ogn. +.
The question on the passage of
the bill was decided in the attirma-
tive BY the following vote:
For the bill, IS
Against it, 80
The bill from the Senate to aatho-
rise the President TO cause TO &c b.ist.
equipped and employed one or more
foA.ias batteries for the defence Of
the ports and harbors of the Z. S.
was read 3 third lime and passed.
The engrossei bill. making appro-
pris'ions fSr tie support OF the navy
os the T.. States was read third
lime and passed without debate by
the following vote
Ayes 12i-Nays 9.
Tue ensressed bit! making ap2ro,
pgiatioRs Cor the support OF the Mi
E'ary Establishment for tn year
1914. was read a bird Zine.
Mr.. Ward OF &aSs. opposed the
b. in speech o" great leasth and
Mr.. s.acoa OF \. {. made
speech. also o. :,@ea, length. reply
iag 10 geatlc@ea IN opnesnion. paF-
;ieuiariy iwn o. his colleagues, on
topics i3tro,iueed inio the recent tie
bate.
Alta late hour the bill was passed.
By the following vote !:
For the bril- SO
Against il So
And Che House adjourned.
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watch, Alexander Williams w.s unanii
mouslv re.electei.

watch, Alexander Williams Wal unank
mously reelected.
On baliotiae for i Public Printer,
Snewden and Simms were re.elseted.
On balioting for Physician TO IN.
poor house. Dector Thoms. Semnss
was re.olected.
On ballotins for keeper Of the pow.
Ter house, Bernard Crook was rs-slcet.
ed.
On baIloting Tor Measursrs Of lumber,
and Csrdsrs Of wood, Nathaniel Meals
lister and Loudon Campbsi vers re-e-
iscted. go s s.
Ordered, that Messrs. Tlsmines
Vslteh and Hunter; BIO q conmittss. 10
enquire into the expectancy OF appoints
ing an additional msasurer Of lunbsr q
corder of wood. :
Ordered, that the auditor issue ., ear.
rant IN favor ofWm. Phillip. for s 1 50
cents, Tor intending pavement in naarket
squars.
Ofdered, that Mcssrs, Vsitch, Rbodss,
MILAN and Nicholson, se COMMITTEES
to bring in bill fixing ths revenue fet
the year 1914.
Erfraet from tie 4ahates,
Tesf,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-08

commerce and . navy, Whatever inc
congressional records and cursed feae-
ralists may say 70 the contrary notwith.
standing.
II has been said that our government
was cheated into this war. ! do not be-
lieve so: cannot think so n,eanly OF
the understandings Of those who have
the management of public affairs. The
articles of Bonaparte, as respected this
matter, were too thin not to be seen
through by every man, who had eyes
and would use them bnt that our SO
vernmeDt cheated the heotte into tae
war, is, / think, a demonstrate TACT
They did so by shifting the ground, and
masking that cause fer continuing the
war, which never had been considered
sufficient 70 justify resort to hostilities
in the FIRST instance Here was grand
20.
stroke of leseraeUain--masteriy shut
fling. Que is really left in amazetDent
to reflect how quickly the gigantic, hi
deous monster, Orders in C0ancH, about
which SO much fuss was made, and to
combat which, the nation was put into
armor; vast armies Con paper) rdsed to
conquer Canada /; and preparations to
torpedo to annihilation the British navy,
II say, i, itnct astonishing, that just at
the moment we had arrayed ourselves
against this vile tis,ulber OF the peace,
it should disappear! The arch jugglers
bar! hnt to wave the wand which they
held in their hands,-Freneh rchealine
DEGREES, and 10 the mighty giant is laid
PROSTATE in the dast! Here the curtain
NIGH: have dropt and the farce very
properly come to a,ciose; and such in-
Iced vas the expectation Of great ma
ny good honest soula. This however
would not have done the grand drama
was not 10 close SO soon; the cesfinent
aisyssem had not accomplished fully its
object, the segugafson. Of England
The plot therefore continues to unfold
a new scene ope0, with the Introduction
OF ghost---the ghos, Of impressed sea
men, which, witch Of Endor like} they
>onjcred up from the grave, in which il
,ad been permitted to rest for several
years. Well did these cunning gentry
know what tender chord they had to
ouch: it was making an appeal to the
passions OF the people, which nine times
our of ten viii be found an overmstch
for season. Symhafty, whieh, when du.
" exerc sed, IS useful and ornamental to
yur nature, bot when made to take the
cad, is, as ID this case, mere ignts ia
uus, and which great many are either
too ignorant or too Knowing to distin
gnish from the pure genuine patriotism
oi seven'y-six.
The spell is now broken. And I have
no donbt that Mr.. Madiscn'S war will
be viewed some years hence, as an act
vfsuch supsrlatiye folly and madness a.
scarcely 10 be believed as any thing but
fiction.
Hail !! Columbia! The day Of thy re-
demption is core! The sword, not thy
sword (Which has been dissrsced by be-
iog used 10 disgraceful cause) bat the
word ofthe in.uted and indignant ma
ions of Europe, has cut the chord"
ehich Gallo fraud had tzv,afed round thy
aeck. THIS is the LORDS doing and it
= mar uel'eus in or eyes,"
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CONGRESS.

The Counter Memorial of number
al the citizens of Alexandria, upon the
subject cfa proposed amendment TO the
rvs OF the district, extending the iu-
.Sdictien Of Justices of the Peace &c.
vas yesterday presented to the Senate
oy Mr., Giles, end referred 10 the same
committee, to whom the first memorial
rad been committed. The attempt, to
H"pose the new and greiveus burdens
upon the people of the District, con.
templated by the Magistrates Bill"
will no doub, be defeated.
It being understood, that .Nr.
Gore would address the Senate yes
terday. upon the resolutions submit
ted by him few days since respect.
iDg the appointment of Mr.. Gallatip
as Commissioner to st. Petersburg /;
a numerous audience we're assembled
at an carly hour to hear this yenera-
bic and distinguished Orator. Up
on the request however OF Mr.. Bibb
of Georgia, assented to by Mr.. Gore,
the consideration Of the resolution
was postponed till "Wednesday, and
made the order Of the day for that
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I. P. THOMPSON, .. s:
..e.--e-....... .....-s.-.s3
PUBLIC SALE.

ON Saturday next the 18th inst. will
be sold on the premises,
A lot of ground with the ins
prove mems thereon on Alfred Street,
between King and Prince Streets, suhs
Ject to an annual ground rciit xSTerms
made known at the place of ale. n
Samuel Smith.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-08
NEw.YoRK, March 4.

A letter to the Editor of the AL.
bany Argus, dated on Wednesday, at
Plattsburgh says:
con Monday Gen. Wilkinson re-
eeived intelligence, that the enemy
were advancing from the west, 5000
strong. The infantry and some
companies of artillery and drag oons,
immediately marched 20 meet them,
and the troops at Burlington were
ordered here. The troops proceed
cd IL or is miles, when finding the
enemy had turned back, they return
ed 10 this place. II appears the enc
rsv have been to Malone, and carried
off 5 or COOS barrels Of provisions,
left there in consequences efa per-
sons neglecting to bring them on 49,
sording to contract. They burnt
the state arsenal at Malon, and do.
.troyed some private property, most
ly belonging to suffers"
"A gentleman from the aray states,
hat only 20 barrels were taken by the
nemy.
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FoR SAFE,
t1S oAhr,
4 LOT OF LIND.

q LOI OF .LIIFD,
e. fec, from, or thereahouts, with a
Brick Dwelling House, s large Fam!
81 Stable and Carriage House omit, al.
jacSOs TO Capt. Fm, Hafher's on Wolf
S''eet.---A bargain will be given with
this property on application 20
RICH'D III. SCOTT.
Marts s. SIS
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TO HIRE,
Three NEGRO Bows ::

HFtt NtyTU DUyS
Ose a Housc-Servant, sober aud honest
--iae o!htr two are Country Boys, suit
soie for out door work two of which
are seventeen years cfage, and III health.
Enquire at tas OFFICE.
March 8. 81.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On Tuesday the 9Th irst. will BIO sold az
the Vendue Store on = hbersi cysd.t
tor the beoef, ofthasc concerned,
Cloths, Moleskin, Coatings,
salze' flanneis, Bedford Cords. Calia
Goes, sinshsms, .Canbrics, Wmsted
Stockings, Domestic Cotton, and Plaid
bsducking, Shawls, Garsahs, Mapoos
diss, Johniet.y Sacose,, Compasy Bats
tas, White and B.own Linens, &c. Ns.
T. e. MarstelIer.
March s.
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WANTED
NOTICE

tHE Stockholders pf the Mocha
s". Bank Of AlsSsBdria, are hereby
r'uaed that dividend eI four per Scn'.
~: ~. ne last hall year on the capital stock
r'o To- Is thls day declared, payable to-
F"; .n UT their legal representatives on
'"say the lib instant.
~ " order of the President and Di-
, WA. PATCN, Jr. cash:e,.
a. ''Srch ) ep4t.
" Ssh topurchase a negro
N'nm 10 to l5years Of age.
= Joseph Vaudeville.
osseuber 5s.
%fsn 10 Pras ice in The Frederick
Dsrg Chance " Court. 1
klch. II. Henderson.
@ss'SSrg, Feb IL.
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Captain Darby Allen, of the Bril-
fish Navy, has made a rude attack
on Com. Rodger in British paper,
and concludes in the following man.
ner Sc And that Gem. Rodgers
may not altogether contemn the hum
bic name Of Darbey Allen, he may
he assured that the writer Of this let
ter is Of equal rank to himself, in a
mnch sma!lership than the President.
but would be very happy to have On
opportunity of making himself bet
ter known TO him.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, MARcH 8.

TO sHEM
eHa WAY AGE < BODY or rHH TINE
GIs FORK AND pREssuRK.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-13
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
A LII persons having demands against the Estate
"A Of PHILIP T4BER, deceased, Of Tiverton,
requested to present their claims for payment
and ali persons indebted to make immediate pay.
ment to BENZ. Ho%LANp and THOMAS TAsrR.
Commissioners Tyverton, June 29
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-13
FOREIGN.

Fonfafnoieau, HfrI lett this
town yesterday, at l in the forenoon, follow
ed BY fourteen carriages. His escort employ
e6 sixy post horses, The four commission
ers Of the Allied Powers, who accompanied
him, were M. Souwarrow, the Prussisn Gen
eral Kolkcrs, an English General, and anoth-
cr General, supposed to be an Austrian one.
Four officers of his household, among whom
was. his baker, formed part of his suit. Few
of the military departed with him and even
those who did, will II is said, leave him when
he embarks.
The following are nearly the words which
he addressed, on setting of, to the officers
and subalterns of the old guard, who we're
still with him 4:
" bid you farewell. During the twenty
year, we have acted together, have been
satisfied with you. have always found you
in tho path of glory. All the powers Of Eu-
rope have armed against me: part OF my
generals have betrayed their duty (; France
herself has betrayed il.
With your assistance and that of the
brave men who remained faithful to me,
have Tor thTee years preserved France from
civil war.
BE faithful to the new King whom France
has chosen: be obcdient to your commanders,
and do no, abandon your dear country, which
too long has suffered.
"Pity no, my fate I shall be happy when
know you arc 60 likewise.
81 might have died nothing woulc have
been more easy for me ; but l still wish to
pursue the path Of glory. What we have
done will write.
cannot embrace you all but will en-.
brace your General-Come, General.
" Let the Eagle be brought to me, that
may also embrace it. (On embracing il, he
said) All, dear Eagle, may the kisses which
bestow on you rcsound TO posterity! Adieu,
my children, adieu, my brave companions
Once more encompass me-"
Then the staff, always accor N panied by the
four commissioners of the Allied Powers,
formed circle around him
Bonaparte now get into the carriage. AT
that moment he could not hide his'confusion
and be dropped some tears. In going he CAL
led for Constant, his first Wallet de chambre;
but the latter had concealed himself, proba-
bly, in order that he might nN have to follow
Bonapartc, though he had ON the pree eding
day received from him present Of $4,000
francs He demanded 400 pieces Of cannon
to fortify his Isle, and an English fr;gats to
protect him from the danger of the Corsairs.
This was refused him. He himself overlook.
ed the package OF his effects. He had de.
manded 100 Wagons to carry them.
Poris, May 5.--Bonaparie is now no Ion.
ger on French ground he embarked on the
2ad ult. not at ST. Tropez, but at ST. Raph-
eau, near Frejus. The evening before he
had an Interview with the Princess Borghose,
who, Notwithstanding his warm cutrsaties,re-
fused 10 follow him.=-The bad state of the
roads not permitting them to proceed from
Luc TO St. Tropez, the English Col. Camp
bell caused an English frigate to approach St.
Rapheau, on toard of which Bonaparte en-
barkcd-Those who arc fond of conlras, will
recollect with some interest that 1t was at St.
Rapheau that Bonaparte landed on his return
from Eeypt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-13

The British brig Of war HALeyoN, Of IS guns,
has been lost In the West-Indies.