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named therein: nor can any policy or IN
terest therein be assigned but by consent
of the company expressed by endorse
ment made thereon. g
8. No insurance will be considered as
made or binding until the premium be
actually paid.
9. All persons assured by this compa-
ny, sustaining any loss or damage by IRE,
are forthwith to give notice to the coIa-
rany, and as soon as possible thereafter
deliver in as particular an account OF
their loss or damage signed with their
own hands, as the nature OF the case will
admit Of, and make proof of the sane
by their oath or Affirmation, and by their
books of accounts or other proper vouch-
ers, as shall be reasonably required; and
shall procure certificate under the hand
of magistrate or sworn notary OF the
town or county in which the fire happen
ed, not concerned in such loss directly
or Indirectly, importing that tl:ey are &C
GRANTED with the character and circum-
stances Of the person or persons lnsnred,.
and do know or verify believe, that lie,
size or they, really, and by misfortune,
without any kind OF fraVd OF evil rrac-
tice, have sustained by such fire, loss or
damage to the amount therein mention
ed; and until such affidavit and cerbi-
cate are produced the loss claimed shat
not be payable; ass if there appears an,
fraud, the claimant shall forfeit lis claim
to restitution on payment Dyylrtuc OF his
policy.
10. In case any difference shall arise
touching any loss Or damage, such d.
ference may be referred to two persons
between the assured and tie c0mrany
ono to be chosen by the sspred ont q
three PERSONS to be named by tke Psesi
dent Of said company, ard the other hy
the President oUt ri three persons renee
by the assured, whose award in wiring
shall be conclusive and binding CT both
rartiea. And when aay less Or damage
shall have heen duly proved, the insured
shah receive satisfaction to The full a.
anoHnt thereof, without any allowance Of
aElg discount, fees, or other reduction
whatever.
II. Persons chrs,ng 10 insure FOR Sc
i ven years, viii be charged for six years
only; and Tor a less number Of wears
taan seven, wa be allowed reasonable
discount.
Il. The President and Directors Of
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Euadamenta! RzJes
OF THE
Columbian Insurance
Company
OF ALEXANDRIA.
Fo!. Tis!. G@ain$t FIRE.


I. PERSONS DESTROYS to make insu-
rance on buildings, are to state in writ
inG tie following particulars, viz. OF
what materials the walls and voof ofeach
biildiGg are constructed. as wei as { e
construction of the buildings contiguous
thsretc-whetEer TIE same are occu9ed
as private dwellings or now otherwise
wh"re situated--alSo The name or names
OF tee present 0ccu'iers.
Each building must be seperately va;u-
ed and soeciiieii sun Insured thereon
ana IN like manner a sep2 ate Sap insg-
red on tie 81 -perty coat ia j the n.
All manufactures Which c8ntaiu inlna-
ces, kiIns, stsves, o.enS, or usc fuc heat,
are era. geab,e at additional rates.
In the Insurance Of goods, wares ard
mercha die, tue bUit'ins or place in
which tie same are deposited, Is to be
described, also whether such GOO 5 are
of tue kinds deaoninated hazardous, AID
whether. any naahuisctory is carried on
in the premises. Andif any person Or
persons shall Insure his or their bindings
or goods and shall Cause the same to be
described in the poiicy otherwise than as
taey really are, soas the same be charged
at a lower premum than would otherwise
be demanded, such insurance shall be Of
no force.
9. Goods held in trust or on commits
sion, are to be insured as SUCH. otter
wise the policy viii not extend to cover
such property.
5. No loss or damage to be paid on fire
happening by any invasion, foreign enc
my, civil cuinmotion, riot, or any Mill
tary or uSurped power whatever; ner for
damage done by fire occasioned by earth-
'l.aheS and hurricanes but this compa-
ny Will make good losses on propel t.
oarnt by lightning.
4. Books OF accounts, written securi-
ties, oils, bonds, and ready money can
act De insured.
5.Jewels, plate, medals or other curiosi-
ties, paintings and soul tuges are not IN
Guided IN aay insurance unless such ar
ticies are specified in the policy.
3. Persons insuring property at this
office must give notice 81 al'y other iusu
anee made elsewhere for their behalf OF
,ne same, and Cause such insurance to te
endorsed on taeir policies aad unless
such notice is giVen, ,leiusarel wlil no.
je entitled to recover in Case OF los 5.
z. Every policy otlnsa.aace sl-Ge, BY
This company shall be signed by tie Pre-
dent and attested by the secietar,
lad the person for whose interest ire IN
.utance is made, must be declared AID
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New Dry Good Store.
Rogers q Lezu1s,

HOgHTS fCS fLcltlS,
A RE now opening at the Store lately
"a occupied as Domestic Ware
house. one door east of the Mechanics
Bank, King Sta general assortment OF
Spring e Summer. Fancy g
Staple Goods.
Selected from the latest importations, a.
nong which are real superfne West of
England black and blue broad Cloths &
Cassimeres-fne and super6ne black,
blue, cIaret-mixt, and fashionable hair
mkt, Yorkshire do. blue, black, green,
brown and drab Cassimeres-fne and
common A and 70 Irish Linens, Linen
Sheetings. pIatiIas and linen diapers, "A
and 7-S fine Coleram British Shifting
Cottons, CaIlicoes and Cambria Prints,
IA and rs fashionable Bengal stripe
Ginshams, "A and Ca white Cambrics
and Cambria Muslins.-Fancy Muslins,
viz, ear piquet, victory Cause, plain net,
tambour'd net, and lenoes, plain book do.
black camblic, furniture chint4es, dimi-
ties-a great variety of rich and Gem
man shawls, viz.-6-4 rich leyantine,
With broad palm and palmet borders-e-
ecant ~ cashmere and knit silk do
III. "a. IA and GA common and rich
rinted ard imitation do.-black and
yhite lace wells, sbawls, vandy Ees.
Eeeves. etc.-fashionahIe plaids fling'd
II common satin and tafata French
ibbons-Iinen and cotton pocket hand
,erch:es, Madras pattern and i1ag do.-
yI.ite n.arseilas and quilted vestings,
fashionable bengal striped and white
eans, fer gentemen's wear, ten thou
sand sticks Of silk twist, sewing silks,
gilt buttons, hair combs, fire white llian-
nels. pius, tape, ridicules or indispensa-
) es: craze and common fans, cotton
servings. nurs thread; fine twil'd black
5ombazett. thread laces, sc. &C.; all Of
which vii, be sold far cash, (ana Cash
9f.iyl Wholesale and retail. atsuch prices
as caanot fail to suit purchasers; who
are respectfully solicited 10 cai.
2. s. +. fatter themselves thai the
advantages that will result to them from
Being able to ren'enish often, by having
person cen tantLy in Boston, New-YorS
Or Philadel, hia, Who VIII pure ase tie
rincilJc Fart &C their Gods AZ suction.
viii enable { en- ta sell their goosis 3ene-
rally at mucE LIVER rr,ces taaa t ey rave
usually been sold AZ il this place, IL aIy
times.
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choose to 60 to; but they VIII n.y. ~ eee.'
4 case accent of an abandonment, nor
w;ll tbey contribute to the expences OF
TRANSMITTING Goods, by land or water;
from the mort so chosen to that of origlna!
destination, nor will they Fay a return
nre,n;;arn for shortening the voyage Il TIE
| Master during the passage should Be n.
famed Of the occlasion of his $ destined"
mort and in consequence of such infor-
nation choose to goto undertakings
suffered by Goods will in 20 case whate-
yer be allowed in general average.
Is. The insured shall be entitled to re-
cover from this Companyta particuiar a
veraee or partial loss, as well as total
loss. on any number of Packages properly
distinguished by marks and numbersi ii
agreed upon and specified in tie policies
the same. as II such number of packages
parts of whole cargo orinvoice insured
in one poIicy) were insured in several
policies.
IA. When Goods, the value of which
IS ascertained by weight, are damaged,
the Company wilIindemnify the Insured
Cor the deficiency in weight, which may
be occasioaed by such damage, by com
pairing the actual weight ssthe sound goods
With that Of the damaged, and with the
invoice weight and pay according to in
voice or valaatioain the policy.
Is. "All liquids, in casks or other
wise - are by clause in the policy de-
clared free from average, unless general
or the shipbe stranded. ina case OF par
tiaI loss on liquids occurring under this
stipulation temper cen5. ordinary leakage
shall be always deducted.
Is. A vessel shall be deemed s9stran-
dedn when she grounds and strikes Oh
some banks, shore. or rock, and caR Ell
tier not be got oa at ail, o. net without
extraneous help dls unlading or throw
ing overheard her cargo or part of it,
She exeytions of the ships crew are MOI
s e1traneops help.
II. When insurances are made ga
gainst sea-l'isgue only, ard a vessel.
which is soinsured, or the cargo Of which
is SO insured, by this company, is taken
or cas3turcd, the risbue OF tAe insurers
ceases at the me pent the vessel is taken,
but if she is released or liberated, the
pisGue of the insurers ra-c0mWeDces rs
soon as she has reached tlat roiut, Or che
nearest to it,iagood and proner condition
in the due course. i0s her destined p0rt,
whence she vas diverted BY the cantpre.
IS. The pre5ide,Itaad directors Of this
company Fox tie time being. shall have
power to alter, amend, or abolish tiiese
rules, or any Of them, and from time 20
time to add Others to them, giving suita-
bic public notice thereof.
MAY Is. .SW
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NOTICE.

vwy5E cOLuMBIAN INSURANCE
Z COMPANY Of Alexandria, hare
co.omencei business at their Office, over
the Coffee Room Triplett's Hotel. where
proposals for Insurance will be received
from the hours Of u till 2P. NJ. each day.
Trey submit to the public the follow
ing Fundamental Rules, to govern n ali
cases of .MARlRE s FEE NsuRASeEs,
which may be effected in their Office.
VIM. Hodgson,
President.
VIM. Wilson,
Secretary.
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T NTLL $3.50 .sELL Tie foNosgins
tracts Of LAND .5iRg ~ lie t0a"ltg
ef Hampshire, sta52 q Yirginie, az
1906 Acres on the lcgany
Mountain aljoiniog the lands Of 's,.olnas
b. Martin and AleA anJel >ip@, between
the deep Sun, AID HowelI,s sun, drains
of the North branch Of iotomac River
SIG acres on the said mountain &C, dining
tie lands Of saia FL (, Michael hilie'
Eaniamn fceier and tie Fine Swamp
SurNe y-48O acreson t, Great acap ion
---4G5 acres adjoining tie Lands OF DanIer
Royce, betM cen ssGei.ns dill, and spring
GAP tiountain--G % acres Ou North bT&ilc,
of Potomac River near Dove Nill-Aiso,
small Iiece of land containing seven
acres lying on tue l,orta branch VI roto-
mac Liver, near, or adjoining the last
mentioned tract. These laaGs are well
watered with never fa,hns springs of tie
most delicious water, and riyuiets asslnS
through tilem; we'll tin.bered: fertile, &
may De purchased on reasonable terms,
and OH ii1eraI creGlt.-ll.ey are Known
by the persons residing III ter vicinity,
as l.aving been tie property 0, Lr. havid
Stuart, decd. late OF talrfaA County aaC
state Of 'irgiisia.---Also for sac, about
$50 acres of Ga!uacle timhe:ed and wood
land, lying IN the CoGHty Of Stafford AID
state of Virginia, about ten miles above
Agsia Town and On said run, near the
property of SEQ. are who will sEeW tie
LAID and make known tie terms.
For further particulars relative to these
several tracts CT land, apply to the sub
scribe. living in the County OF Fairfax 4
state Of Virginia near Alexandria, Dis
trict OF Columbia.
VIM. Robinson.
Howard, April %, lawtf.
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May o..
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Fundamental Rules
OF THE
Eolumbian Insurance
Company

i. All rules and regulations in use by
Ire Marine Insurance Company OF Alex
aadria, andnot contrary to the following
are adopted by this Institution.
2. The credits for the payment eF.all
premiums exceeding s. so shall be as FOL
lows, BY approved notes with one m
dorser.
~ u. te.o,p To e. from Fogts Ia
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-29

! The Z.
(LouisianaHa
eIcepted.)
The Indies.
Louisiana ,Flo-
rida, Spanish
Slain. n. OF
the Equator.
Europe & At
RIGA, Europe
an Turkey and
the white sea
>excepted9
Turkeys the
white Sblack
Seas, South A.
merica EAST
COAST south of
I. the Equator.
I India and CHI
ma, and beyond
the Cape OF
Sod Hope and
Cape slcrn ge-
ae@aliv.
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Lost or NJ .9lall.

A CERTIFICATE for two ; I, /,
q Marine Insurance S' ta 80 subti
$3.50 and 5S67 transferred to ire . ~ s' i1,s
Der beso on the s9th November 1910 s,.'s 5ys st
i. Hoe. ESQ. N b, IS %"t to t{ : Il
hat application will be I f1,. r t" uaI
inc Insurance Company III .
said Certificate. Lean
H~ --"
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Fresh Fruit.
5UsT REcElyED q For sALEI
At HIS STORE.

Lo,rer end Of Prince Street,
EvNESH Lisbon Lemons by the boz
e Or retail, Tammarinds, Filberts fri
duaIity.-ALSO, fresh Rice, Glen
Northern Flax, Goshen Cheese. leh
Chocolate, Poland Starch. fresh Ciore,
Liverpool blown Salt by tie sack r
smailercuantiGes, first quality CaverdEh
Tobacco, table Goldfish, and sundIy &hG
articles in the Grocery lire.
Abel Wills,
Nav O.. Il
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<
TJs0RS4HRLY tie residence 81 Er. Ia
s viz Stuart, >!ec'd, lyin@ il tie ccUr
t, of Fairfa and tate cf tirg'lja rea
the old roa;i leadiug from Aie apdris
through CeaGeyrlp tvelty niies i.r'
tie fist, and SIX from TIE last me'f;one
place. This tract d land COZ tairS nearly
two thousand acres. Is mostly in timber
and fire-wood. There are between tee
and six hund ed acres Of tbs and iUcici-
onsIy cleared, and y eli enclosed : hi@hly
a"a5ted to clover. ard With The Use q
plaster may be made exceedingly rr~-
dnctine. The Improvements consists
eyerY eommodious dwelling hGyse, cod
.a).es. Dan, corn horse ard eGety o.
tier accessory Building. there isaa@ :
acelieut Grist Mil " I'll great fall or q nc
vep failing stream Of wafer: it S at tbs
tine ia$c9mI !ete ne2air. Nearthc dwell
Ing boGse there are extensive peach End
apple orchalGs, consisting Of a GREAT va
ietv Of the best fruit, aud fertile garden.
As tie portion Ct wooa land ad;einigE this
farm IS unnecessary large, ! Should Ike
to sell part OF it III detached lots. IKE
0verseer residing at Hope taGke viii Stew
the Improvements.
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I.Oudoun and.

.xMyILL be sold, on MONDAY, the
Wv 18th day of August next, at Peers
-avern, in the town Of ieeshurg, two
TOTS ftland, situated about six miles
from Middlebarg and -four from the moun-
sain. One lot occupied by Mr.. FRIton.
which viii be sold subject to his lease,
containing 1sl--the ether occupied by
NJ. Patterson, of which possession may
BE had on the first Of January next, con-
aiming upAsssds of $50 acres. Persons
.'esireus of viewing the premises are re-
erred TO JOIN P. DuLANy. residing near
hem. The terms one-tfird cash. the
alance one and two years with interest
rom the cate.
DAN. F. DUI.ANy, } T,us-
WIN. HERBERT. Jun. s tees.
July II. dts
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BRITISH HOUSE OF COMMONS.
FRIDAY, JUNE y.
Be@Vt onnaland Fishery.

Sir Joln Newport, wished to know
whether any negotiations had been enter
eli iito with tie American government,
for the purpose Of granting them further
advantages with respect to the FISHERY on
the coas! OF Newfoundland 7 lie under
stood that there were, aud that the Oh
iect was 10 give right to tue Americans
injurious 20 our interests,
Lord Castlereagh replied, that no pro-
position Ead Been !asale by tie American
governments OF such d nGInrc--tiat they
eGjoged the rights granted to them by the
treaty OF i?65, u required 10 encrease,
!'ne above is trem the Globe ano-
tier London paper, of same date, says,
lord 4. remarked thai the treaty OF 1855
ihaving expired, as to the fisheries we
Ihad no right to ex. Ject any butsach as the
law Of nations gave.
Sir ]. Newport ave notice, that On
Tuesday next. June IS, be would sub
init IA motion relative to the state Of the
ljritisn fisheries on the coast OF X. .ime-
RIGA and Newfoundland.
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Latest from England.

Nv tile slcar Leonard, which arrived
Yesterday from Halifax, we received Pa
'rers to the 10th inst. !,
|. Tie Gueansbury Packet had arrived
there from England. Size sailed from
Falmouth June l6. and brought London
larers to tie evening Of Jane Il.
The emperars Of Russia and Austria
left Stntsafd ia, e /, for Louisbourg-and
soon urtl.Nbtedly reached tie banks OF
The Tlipe..
The king oFSa.ony has published an
address TO fis people on his ceding por-
ton of his territory to Prussia.
$4,000 Russians were taking position
I'm live with tie allied army.
NINA, the famous Spanish ckief, has
arrived in England.
The king OF DenRiafk arrived at Co
Irenhagen June ], from Vienna, and was
received with great pomp La the even
ing the city was Illuminated.
The Project Of the Northern DEPART
ment of France, has made known 10 the
Sub projects ard mayors of his juilsd!c-
ton. g tbat the resourceS Of government
bgirg RET0.N.D ITS R.aNI;s," it was
tAe emperor's intention to provide for all
services mithoat imposing cry charges on
has sut;gcts -! The emperor, however,
haprened not to make his own speech
conform to this intention
Nlessrs. Steers, and Ricardo. and the
Barings, are tie bidder for rhe new lean
10 England, WHICH is for about / Sc, zoe,
coo dollars.
Mr.. Whitnread lately complained in
the British House Of Commons that Mr.
Ward, another member, in al|ud'ng 20
him. said :" the goptleman." but not the
Z. honorable gentleman"
The interesting Datc,le5s Of Aagou~
leme had visited her uncle, Louis 18th,
and had retunc>: to England.
Loadoa, line lS.
Letters this morning from various pa
ees in tire south Of France state the In
creasing strength of the Bourbon cause {:
lat ilavre and Bordeaux, the utmost ey-
lertions of the military is unable to keep
down the spirits of the people, and the
white flag flies all along the coasf, even
TO Brest, where the people lave also
shown strong symptoms of discomfort a
gainst Bonaparte. The whole country
it seems, oplJ wait for the signal Of attack
by the allies when tie flames Will burst
forth.in every department oithe sopth.
Tie intended Court Martial On the
hon. It. col. Mullins, of the 44th re&t. for
improper conduct at The attack oB REV
Orleans, is to take place iorthN ith. 1t is
TO be held at Dublin. The colonel has
arrived at Cork from America, With has
commaE....
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From The Boston Nai'y .ddrertiSer q
JA!v IS.

S%Ny '>S'
From our attentive correspondents at
Halifax. we have receivedkthe papers ot
tat town to the Eth inst. containing
ILendon dates, by The Queensbury, June
Packet, to the 18th ut. ere day later
than recently received by the New Pack
let from Liverpool.
We have received by way of Halifax
the proclamation Of Ferdinand, Oh en-
barking for Naples. lie styles himself!
We, Ferdinand ~. by the Grace OF God.
King of the two sicilles, and Jerusalem.
Infant of Spain. Duke of Parma, PlacenZa
Castae, &c. Grand Hereditary Prince O.
Tuscany, &c. &c. &c.
The following is the concluding part Of
| the Proclamation. promise you, that
without any exception, no account shall
lbe demanded, no notice taken Of those
who during my late, as we'll IS during my
former absence, have failed lii the duty
of fidelity tc me. An impenetrable and
eternal veil shall cover all the actions
that have taken place. All opinions that
have been expressed during TINS period,
II promise On this head, i'll the most So
llemn manner, aud upon my oval word,
| the most complete, the most exact. the
most general, and eternal amnesty and
oblivion.
| promise to all Neapolitans and sici-
Hans who serve in the army, BY land or
Iay sea. that they shall retain then pay,
their rank, and the military honors which
they at present ENJOY.
MAY God. 1.-The witness of the sincerity
and flrmness of my sentiment, crown the
result with his blessing.
Palermo, .Hay 6. 1915.
Further selections from london Papers.
10 June Il.
Head Quarters OF the Allied Soyere!gns.
Mannheim, Ga strong town ol Germany,
in the lower PaIatinate, and situated al
the confluence OF the rivers Necker and
ohine1 has been fixed on as the head
quarters of the Allied SevereiGns ; and it
vas expected they would all ,leet at that
place, by the 10th of June, the principa.
part of their suits having advanced, and
very thing prepared for the rapid move
uent Of those ilustrious ,pefsonages.
All thc divisions Of the Russian troops
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Philadelphia, aasast 2.
Arrival Of the Neptune.

Ariy cd last evening aud saluted the
city. the United States ship Neptune,
I.lhTa tones ESQ. Commander-she sail
ed from Plymouth 18th June, with Messrs
Gavara and Crawford and their suites
1T. GregorT, Lit Conkie, LIT Dashwood,
Ii. Rutfer, Mi,lshipnan Pottinger, and
Il seanen belonging 20 the u' States
Navy,
Fsa-noe Ut. e, lanc. Is, was boarded
from the u. S. Frioate Congress, Capt.
Morris, S da7sfro1n Boston for Amster-
darn, all we'll gsve her late English pa
pe-s-Lieut. Gregory. left the Neptune
and went with Capt. Morris.
July 9, spoke s'lip 'Fryo, from A'nsteF-
dan, for New-Yora-ieth, brig Augusta;
81 DAYS from Greenock for \. York
aetF, slaop William, from Gloucester tor
Baltimore. and brig Brothers, from a.
I5land for Havana.
Two ships were TO sail for the y. s. III
6aays after the NEPTUNE. with released
prisoners; tie ship Woodrop Sims, cap
tain Jones, Of PHILADELPHIA. was expected
daily from London For TIE same purpose.
Cart. Jones has LoHdon dates TO the
16th ult. the New Loan of SIS Millions,
was contracted for. say o. for England,
snl9 fer ireland. as follows
$50 Reduced per cents.
10 per cents.
44S percent. Ccnsols.
And an understanding, that NOT more
than 90 millions would be required for
the next wear. and that to DC supplied by
the Commissioners of tie Sinking Fund.
Bouaparts left Paris on the evening
ofJune 10th, and no late adrices had
been received from France altho' the wind
had been fair tor three davs.
Messrs. Gallatin and Clay were in
London when the Neptune sailed-MF
Crawford landed at Newcastle, and
proceeded for Washington--ffr. Bayard
went in tie stips barge to Wilmington,
andcr the care Ell cant. Jenes and nr.
Laaghton. lie is very low, but great
hopes are entertained of his recovery.
He has been on board the Neptune since
the 10th Nay.
The Neptune sailed from this port
early in May 1919, With the commission
ers to Gottenburg--has been twice at
kisinear, Copenhagen and Ravel, at st.
Petersburg, Harwich, Antwerp, Bfest,
Hayre and P!vmouth--aad has brought
back the whole of the crew she carried
out.