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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-09

Wy yistae offs writ of Fieri Faeias, to
. me directed, from Charles Comfy
Court, viii be sold to TIE highest bidder
for cash, 81, the coart house in Port To-
bacco. on Thursday, the twenty sixth ef
the present month, all IgItiian. u. Har-
risoa's rs BIT, title. clam, and interest IN
and 10 fss.o tracts OF patcels q Llna'
oae called part Of Verlinda and Erets
Adventure, containing forty four aud q
halt acres, and pat of tract called
part Of Ver6nda, coatainias one hundred
aud twenty seven aad d half acres, more
or less, taken in execution to satisfy 2
debt due Edward Pye, use Of samuel
Chapman, use George Howard.
,FOWNE4EY R0BEY, I
Sheriff Of Charles county, Maryland.
Oct. A--7 st
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BY virtue Of writ of feri facias,, t.,
me directed, from Charles county court
viii be sold to the highest bidder, fol
cash, at the residence Of William Dent
GA Saturday, the twenty-eighth Of t',,
present. month, one negro Honan, nance
Lydia, one negro boy, named John, and
one ditto girl, named judith, the propefts
Of said Dent, taken in execution. TO sa
tisfy debt due Benjamin III. Niuilikin,
use OF John B. Wills. jr.
T0WNLEY R0BEY
Sheriff of Charles county, MARYLAND.
Get. 4-7. st
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10y Virtue OF a writ OF Venditioni
Expanas tome directed from Charles
County Court viii be sold to the highest
bidder for cash at the court house IN Port
Tobacco, on Thursday the twenty sixtil
as the present month. all Henry Green's
Jun. right, title, claim and interest ~ and
to tract Or parcel of Land called ferris
ami Teris Addition, containing one hum
bred and 6fty one and half acres. more
Or less, taken in execution to satisfy a
debt due Nicholas Brewer, in use of
Benjamin harwood.
T0WNI4EY R0BEY,
Sheriff Of Charles county. Maryland.
Get. ~. st
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Get. 49,

EDT Virtue Of tive writs of Venditiani
SExponas aad ore writ q Fieri Pa
cias to me directed, from Charles Coun-
ty court, will be ssld to the highest bid
der for cash at the court house in Port
Tobacco, on Thursday, TIE twenty sixth
of the present month, all William ID.
Harrison's right, title, claim and inter
est in and to tract or parcel of land.
called Amsterdam, containing three
hundred and twenty acres, more less
taken in execution to satisfy a debt
due Robertson and Green, also to salts
fy judgement due Samuel ChapmaK
use OF George Howard, and also to sa-
tisfy debt due Edward P9e, use o.
Samuel Chapman, use Of George Ho-
ward.
T0NNLEY R0BEY,
Sheriff Of Charles county, Maryland.
Oct. A.. St
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& Had Mr.. clsy, il his answer 70 Il

-
MAYOR and members of tie corporatim
of the city Of Washington, confined him
self to the merited compliment which i
pays to the brilliant achievements n
,ur military add naval forces, we shoulSI
have been content to refer our reade,,I
Tor observations on the war, the negots'E
ton, and the peace, to the admirab.E
analysis which we this day copy from M,
Gardeners n. Y. Courier, readily All
hitting the corr ctncss Of Mr.. Clay;K
conclusion as to the issue of the Ghes,,E
for. unquestionably, to tho,s
alone are we indebted f.
the peace, null and pugatory as it was
a treaty without stipulation, with the I'll
cit REIMBURSEMENT Of all our claims, val
Indeed as much as could have been houpjI
from war declared without preparation
|and conducted, as related to all the All
engagements OF our cabinet, in utter igpoI
rance, imbecility and neglect. But when
|Mr. Clay ventures to assert that 8. "a GREAT
|object CT the war has been attained M
THE firm establishment Of The aatiosrll
character" it becomes cur duty to pn.I
mask this attempt at imposture, and Ill
Erepel the SANDER, which il would insinu.
late against the patriots, statesmen and
soldiers of the revolution, by whose viz.
| tue, wisdom, valor, and fortitude the in.
dependence of the Z. States was atchiey.
led, and the national character had beeu|
firmly established, while Master Claw
was mewling in his nurses arms, and
Monsieur Gallatin was unknown to gu,
country.
g That there are men; and leaders tn
in the party to which Mr.. Clay heIcns,
Who wish to sink these remembrance
and who would gladly bury in Oblivion
the revolution and all it's incidents. no
one acquainted with the annals of orr
country, can either doubt or deny, and
as conclusive and damning evidence Of
the fact, it only necessary to call into
court the high priest Of the party, the
psende patriot, who during the war al.
dressed letter to the British command.
ing officer in Virginia asking on what
terms his surrender would be received
The vile Placeman, who abdicated tie
ges erntaent of his native state, wien us.
der British, invasion, the miserable Pol.
treon, who fed with rout and foul dis.
homer at his heels, to hide himself in
Carriers Mountain Nor DO ne won.
der that the follewersof suck a Chief, tho
worshippers of such an Idol, should en-.
ploy every mean, direct tr Indirect, to
transfer the wreath of our country's RI. L
nown from the laurelIed brow of theat |
mortal WAsHINGToN, to the hagsard
temples Of BIS detamer.
9" We cannot, however, suppose that
.tfr. Madison will thank The negctiatCr
for this notice of the war; as we do not
beIiye that he would consent to exchange
even tie negative character of a chin.
ney corner statesman, which, III tie fow-
er Of lis age, he acquired during the re-
voiution war, for all tie honors that
we're reaped in Iiaden's '3iooey fieldt'
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n r Virtue Of wfitof Fiesi Facias 70
d me directed, from Charles County
Churt, Will be sold to he highest biddef
tos neat Crop Tobscco Of Magrne efs
Warehouse Inspection, on the premises
on Ihursday, the ninth day Of Novesn-
.ber next, Gil Edward Bufch's right, title,
claim and interest IN aad to the follow
ING tracts efLand, part a tact OF
laad called the Ware, part OF a tract OF
la..d called Norwich, containing one
hundred sixty seven and a bali scres,
andspart sfa tract Of laad called Ware.
two hundred acres, taken in execution
TO satisfy debt due Priscilla Thomas
and. John #. Wall, administrators OF
Caleb Thomas.
ToNNLEF R0DEY,
Sheriff Of Charles county, Mary land,
Oct. 49,. st
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Suitable for the present and approaching
season--smong which are:
9 bales supeaiine London cloths, as
sorted colors.
Q ditto middling and low priced de.
l bale coatings and ] do. bookings.
l ditto bombazetts. assorted colors.
9 ditto Scotch plaids,
2 ditto fannels, white and colored.
| ditto woollen vestinss.
| case white camblics.
2 bales cassimeres.
1 ditto plated elastic cords.
Black leyantine and lutestrings.
Flag and Puiicat handkerchieis, Cam
ton Grapes.
Black, white and slate colored silk
hose.
White cotton hose, silk & kid gloves.
Adelphi threads, coat and vest but
tons, &c.
Also, 5000 yards domestic linens.
The above goods will be sold by the
piece rat retail, atyesy low prices isr
September III
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l his is to give Notice TO all

persons whom | AN .n.ebted. and partl-
cularly those relative to Fort Wasting
ton. to come forward as mrsady topay
all just claims against me, and at the
same time, hope those who have lcns
beer Indebted 10 me will lease come
forward and settle their accounts.
ANDREW BiRfLE.
N. B. wish to hire aboat 100 able
labors.
Oct. 9. st.
The National Inteligencer will please
give the above two or three insertions. &
send their account to the Herald Office
for payment.
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Peyton and Dundas,

OFFER FOR SALE,
The Cargo of the brig Eliza, Francis
Eyer, master, from st. Jago, now land
lag at TWINS wharf, consisting of
Box Sugars. and
Green Coff,,.
also II sTO e, {
Bright Dutch Madder
German steei
Holland Duck
huseovado Sugars, and
West-india Kum.
October 8. St
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Public Sale.

I'm Y virtue of writ Of Vsnditiom sA
I 8 ponas. 20 me directed from Cha :.
county .,n Court, will be sold to the higa-
sst bidder for cash, at Beans Town, q =
Saiuraag, the 4th day of L1oyenlber nex1,
an Leslie Hobey's right, title, claim an 3
interest; ;, in and to a tract or parcel !, O
land called q 0RGArS'S C0NIEls 4,
containing loo acres, more or less, tax,
en- IN execution as the property q sa'o
Rsbey, to satisfy : debt due ignatius
81 s To1cnIcy Robey,
Sheriff Of Charles county, Nd
October 81
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10y Virtue of a writ OF kierl Faciis'
u nto me directed, from Charles county
court, will be sold to the highe bidder
for cash, sit the court house in Fort o.
bacco, on Thursday the twenty sixth Of
the present iscnth, all William y. lar
risolls right, title, claim and interest, i,
and to a tract or parcel OF Land called
William and James. containing two hum
tlfed and ninety four acres and two roods
NOSE or less, taken in execution to sd
tisfy a debt due Fesd and Greer.
TOWNLY R0BEY,
Sheriff Of Charles county. Mnd.
- or
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: BY virtue O writ Of fieri facias, tome
directed, from Carries comfy court will
be sold totke highest bidder. tor cash, at
tse court house in Port Tobacco. on
Thursday, Electromagnetic of the present
msntll, an William D. Harrison's right,
title, claim, and interest IN and to tract
or Parcel of land, called Antwerp, corr
tanning two hundred ard FIVE and ahal.
acres, mere or less---taken IN execution
to satisfy a debt due Samuel Chapman,
Use Of George Howard.
TOW NLEY RGEEY,
Sheriff Of Charles county, MaryPd,
Get, 4---7. St.
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sheriff Of Charies county Mnd.

~ Virtue Of IA writ Of Eepditoni, Ex {
ponas. to me directed, from ChaFleseonn-
t. court, vii be sold to tie highest bid
der. fer cash. 1T the court house in Port
Tobacco. ON ahursdaysthe twenty sixth
Of the present month"; all joseph II.
Meeks' right, title, c'aiai, ans interest,
iil and to a tract or parcel OF land, called
Egceks Park, containing two hllndfed
and fifty acres, more or less, taken Ia
execution 70 satisfy debt due Benja-
min II. Mullikin.
TOWNIIY sIs0BEY
SHERIFF. Charles county, Maryland,
Get. 4---7 ST
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The following trimmer is taken from
the Philadelphia Political Register. It
might naturally be expected that the We
teran whose gaIlantry had helped to con
tribute to the glory Of the most brilliant
event in history, the independence Of
America, and to the success of that strug-
gle in which this country gained reGl,
Substantial character, unsullied even by a
doubt, or a dissentient voice in the civil
|iZed world that such a man as the edi-
to- of the Political Register, the friend,
The fellow labourer, and the yeGerator Of
Washington, should feel incensed at the
|3alsome balderJash Of Air. Clay, about
his and Madison's war giving a character
|fotte country. Such an attempt, after
he revolutionary war, by such base
means, is Just as ridiculous as if, when
9ar Capitol shall be again restored.to its
ristine beauty, BAR. Madison should, by
sy of givingit new kind Of charact
sr, hayeit plastsred allsyer with GIAy.|
Fed. Rep 1
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p PLASTER Land for Sale.


|YWVlIE subscriber offers for sale. r
Fam. IN the County Of Fauguier.
aud state Of Virginia, containing $50 A
ores. one third of which iS;ak the strong
lest quality. and covered with heavy
growth Of red oak and hickory ihe re.
sidue, being cleared land,) is ia gt'Od
heart, two. thirds of it having heen
|IaiI down IN red clover, aud no tract
|intIe state has afforded higher eyiaen.
Ices Of its adoption to the plaistcl,o Of Pa,
hist There is, on this tract, and atfhe
|c6nHnence Of the two never falling
streams Of Broad and Mill Runs, q
|scite Tor a Merchant Mill, with fall
lof 25 feet, surrounded by every mate
rial for 6uilding. and by the side Of 2
well built Saw-Niill, recently erected
Ia law has passed for a turnpike road
which will pass by or.near this scite.
For the above property, will fake
the moderate price OF 20 dollars per a.
lcre, witt, a reasonable allowance, for tbs
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haymarket Post Office, Va
( r. 80 {.
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Public Sale.

BY virtue Of a wrii of feri facias tome
directed from Charles county court, will
be sold to the highest bidder for cash, al
the courthouse ia Port Tobacco, on Sa
turday the 18th instant, the whole d
William ID. Harrison's right, title, claim
and interest in and to the following Ne
groes, viz. Basil, Jim, Jack, Stephen
Doll and Nancy; which negroes are ex'
ecnted to satisfy debt due from Will.
am d. Harrison to Joseph Janney.
Thomas a. ,DaviS,
Sheriff of Charles Comfy,
November s dts
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A Bargain in Land.

u WILL SELL ar handsome litttt
FIRM, containing 1875 acres Of
Land, of which 20 are cleared and the
balance is timber. On it is :: comforta-
Bile log house. near two excellent and ne.
yer falling springs, and peach orchard
of choice fruit. This farm lies IN the
lower part of I.sudeun county, about z
miles from Aide, 81 from Alexandra
aud within half mile of the great turn
pike road leading from Alexandra te
Winchester. I will sell this land low.
One half of the purchase money VII Dc
required in hand, aud the ba!aucein TIVE
equal annual instalments. Apply to Col
Armistead L. Mason, or to
Robert ..rniSledd
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G9SSIAN HALL for Sale

YFyHE subscriber offers for sale the
TR.aCT or MIND on which he
now resides, containing $50 acres. IT'S
situated in a healthy neighborhood, about
nine miles from Alexandra and twelve
from Washington and Georgetown, and
within mile OF the Little River Turn
pike. The improvements are cUmfor
table two story frame dwelling house
with barns and stables and all necessary
lighthouses. Few farms in the county are
supplied with a, more choice collection Of
fruit, and from the experiments that have
been made on lands Of the same descrip
ton in the neighborhood, the soil is be-
lieyed to be wei adapted to the Plaster
A portion Of the ground is in clover, and
there is considerable body Of low land
a part Of Which is in valuable meadow.
VIM. S. Stuart.
Fairfax County, Aug.sl. If
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Notice.

To the Stockholders Of The Columbian IN.
sai'aece Company Of .fteraudriu.
a Dividend of eight and half per
n cent en- the cash capital has This
lay been declared, being two thirds oil
the profits lin conformity with the arti.
cles Of association arising from the bust.
asss since the 18th May last, which will
oe paid to the stockholders on or after
the 4th inst.
BY order of the Beard,
I'm. Wilson, Sec'y
Columbian Insurance office,
Alexandria, Noy.l, 1885,,
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i Attest from France
BALTlMORE, Nov. D.

IS
BALTIMORE, Nov. Q.
By tie schooner Manlins, Captain
Young, aFrisesE at this port In IS days
fran bordeaux, verbal intelligence from
that place to the Esd Of September has
been received. We are also indebted
to the pUliteness Of a gentleman. who
came out in the Manlius for d file Of Pa
iris papers to the 18th 81, September. and
Bordeaux papers to the Esd. They con-
tain very little intelligence OF impor-
lance were the French press as free
las it OCCASIONAL = has been, il could not
fail to furnish us with many interesting
details In the present awful situation OF
THE French nation. Some foundations
are given below.
The treaty heretofore reported be-
tween France and the allies, although
mot published in the French Journals.
had no doubt been ratified.
We do not find word in cur papers
lin relation to the celebrated Fouche.a
The Journal de Paris, Of Sept. IL
mentions that General Ney was permit
ted to walk in the courtyard ofthe Con
Ciergerie, every morning and evening
while the other prisoners are confined il
their rooms. lie trial of tie Marsha
had not been concluded. The genera
iopinion at Bordeaux was, that be, wouit
be condemned and executed.
| Marshal Massena was President of tht
;. court appointed to try Ney, who was ii
prison for refusing to sit.
1 Cherbourg still held out in defence Of
! the Bonapartean flag. :. Bonaparte has
1still great many adherents !; 10000
Austrians and prussians would remain
in France to keep the people in order
and to compel them to pay the great sun
that had been levied upon them. III
Bordeaux all was tranquil, but there was
much ,feverish blood all over the coun.
TRY. Americans had become quite un.
popular in France, and were not per.
United to wear the American Eagle.
THE Bourbonites are all Under the infiu-
ence of Britain.
Although troops to the number Of SO,
GOO invested Cherbourg, it was believed
they would be withdrawn, as the post is
80 strong that it would cause too much
bloodshed to subdue it.
The l'russians under Butcher, receiy-
ed generally in France, the credit of the
famous yIctory of Waterloo.
The allied troops were about to with
draw from France, except such as are
to continue according to the stipulatidns
OF the treaty. Tie Rrssion troops had
taken up the line Of March. Great pa
rade had been exhibited in reviews of
the allied troops, preliminary to their
tevacuaticn of the conntry.
The Journal de Paris, of the 18th OF
ISeptember, mentions the following cir
cumstance A crowd of people collect
ed neara Paris store to look at some
English fgu, ed handkerchefs, represent
ling the burning Of Moscow, and the Eng
IIish lahcers oyerthrcwing the French
horse. Tie Journal, on this, remarks
that the first feeling of Frenchman
should be for his country; that the Eng
IIish would not exhibit any thing in Lon
don disgracefuI to tIieir country; and
iadnonishes the Partisan store-keepers
to initiate the EngIishin their patriotism.
I
Ths communication between> Caen
land Cherbourg was cut oil.
Baltimore Patriot
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i ST il cifESer for sale Al the dwell
A inc 81 Mrs. Elizabeth Depeale, II
Iia0olisf county, on Friday The l7thln.
stapt. about twenty likely Virginia born
81 YES. Terms Of sale Kade kpoWr
st the place Of sale.
James C. DeneaIe, Admir-
of 6. Denea.e, jun. deceased
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Shoe Factory,
Opposite john Joyds, Fairfar
Street.
IJzTL LIAM BfURGANSCO

~
IN ErURN their thanks to the CHI
s ~ zens of Alexandra and its vicini-
sty. Tor the liberal encouragement since
their c0,nnencementil business, and as,
sare them that no exertions viii be
wanting to merit a continuance of the
same. They have employed Number 0!
FIRST tate SHorkmen, which will enable
them to fulfill orders with more accuracy
aud punctuality than heretofore and
from long experience in the principal
towns of the United States, they feel
confident. that for fashions and durabili-
ty, tl,esrworS sllailbe exceeded by none
they have a good assortment. of their
own manufacture, together with large
assortment OF Northern make, which
renders their stock extensive, which
they will dispose of wholesale and retail
at the Baltimore prices. Country deal.
ers are particularly invited to call.
N. R.-1hOse who have accounts
standing, are earnestly requested d
call and discharge the same, as ii il
Impossible to defray the expences of such
an establishment without punctuai pay
Re;It If
October %.
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w 1880 1912
OF every description, warranted as ge'
nuine as imported particularly CSgn!ac
Brandy, no Spanish mixed with It,
Spanish Brandy we have also, at much
less price.-As also variety OF Wine,
and Liquors which are not genuine ano
sold as such. Our Madeira Wines are
now in very fine state and warrenteo
as pure as imported. Gentlemen taYerf
keepers, and boarding houses, may De
pend upon getting such wines and liquor;
|of Us, as will please any taste.
N. B. Goods can be had as low OF US
las il Baltimore and we take all kinds O
notes that are genuine, of our customers
Ionly, and when dealt out. we nave
also variety Of Fancy Goods, wheel
will be sold low, as we wish to close sale:
Of all goods in our line.
~ Country Mel chants will do wei
to give US call our assortment is large
land Ne will deal literally with them.
George Town Oct Is.
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Groceries, etc. etc.

Now landing and for sale by the sub
scribers,
9 chests black Tea equal to any We
have ever had for family use
5 casks rich Goshen Cheese
6 boxes Fig Blue
10 boxes real Spanish sega;s
l bbl.. Anniseea
$50 fancy Oporto Baskets, in variety
of shapes
100 boxes preserved Lemons and Gran
yes, from the same place
so strings Artificial Flowers, from do.
100 entry Mats, from do.
Q bbls. Cramberries
5 kegs ground Ginger
lNboxes Scotch Herrlngs, very fine
90 bottles nice Catsnp
box containiug 500 Aigerine SNAKE
pires
Captured lately by commodore Decatur.
1t is supposed that they were intended
oy the crews to treat our jolly taFs With
"a Whit after capture sin this they
caught a tartar They may now be
,ieWed and bought uery ckeap, at the
corner Of Bridge aud High streets.
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80 1INS .JUT oHIEs
sa 1 'FfAak very superior A Londol
calicoes, entirely new patterns,
q Ciieeksd cotton cleth, high colours
suitable for sofa c04ers and curtains,
/ elegant I'D white MarSeilIes coun
terpane.
November 8
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November 6
For New-York,

s5g The schooner Mermaid, capt
81 3 small to sail early next week
having half her cargo engaged, 70
;rreight of about 400 barrels, apply to
JOHN g. LADD.
October s7