davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-11
Arrn us.

sentence was gwen last luesudJ -
asscourt Of Vice Admiralty, in the case
e ae tbe ship Hercules, Rea, Master, re-
oa..o s.a ship by n. NJ. sehr. canso, 1t,
sap when ship and cargo we're decleed
= Claimants, and salvage of one sixth al
loved. .,oo,, pox.
-. CAPTURED few miles to the north,
na' e Haranna on the Sd ult. and
sS;s;.ncd il consequence by the American
ssnar. was decreed to be restored to the
o:,;narlt, on payment Of costs.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-11
Goods Stolen.a

l piece AZ yards fine Domestic Shirt
ing, 81
do. white ground yellow sprig'd
Chints,
l pair long silk Gloves,
l twill'd silk Handkei chief,
l ga damask silk Shawl,
! do. plaid twill'd Cotton do.
l GA white Cotton Damask do.
AS it is supposed TIE above articles, or
a Part of them, have been lately oiered
for sale in this place. Any person hayins
pu, chased or seen the same offered ;.by
iaforning the Printer thereof. will aid
t cause of justice; be thankfully re-
ceived aid rewarded.
May IL. St
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-11
Henry Nichol- on.
May 9.

NJ" %
NJ~ Yhe Editor of tie National In
telEsenset is requested topubiish the a.
boye every otter day seven times and
forward hssA6unt to this Office forray-
ment.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-11
go .Dol20rs Rezsnrd.

I'D ANYWAY from the subscriber on
e Friday the 2sth April last, ne
GRO lad named EDWARD commonly
called NED. betv cen I9 and 60 years Of
ace. about five feet five or six inches high,
lad OF wien n " vent away a blue roun-
dahout, light colored rantaloons and black
Stockings his OTTER clothing not recollect.
els is supposed he has gore to Ralti-
more, as be as seen crossing the George
town ferry TIE next day after he rura-
way. The above reward " i'll he Taid for
apprehending and securing him so that |
get him again and reasonable charges
paid if brought home.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-11
SHIP NEWS.
PoRr OF ALEXANDRIA.

ENTERED.
Schooner Consolation, Nevett, Balti-
more.
- Rebecca, Mavo, Boston.
Citizen, Ceely, New-York.
- Richmond Packet, Baxter, George
town.
Jachin, Silver. Norfolk.
Britis!, Schooner Four Sons, Sibly,
Nassau, N. P.
Brig Trim, Cleveland, Boston.
- Dove, Morrison, Newburvport.
Sloop Edward, Collin, Newport.
CLEARED.
Schooner Galen, Robinson, Newport.
- Belvidera. Cobb, Foston.
- James, Redmond. baltimore.
Washington, franklin. Machias.
Consolation, hewitt, Georgetown.
- Vraso, Wallace. Charleston.
- Mechanic, stokely, w. Indies.
Brig Rising Sun. Atarclay, do,
- Commerce, Newman, 1appahan-
noe.
49, Leander, Allen, Philadelphia,
sloop Catherine, Lag Georgetown.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-11

HOLLAND GIN
West-India RUM
SUGARS in barrels and boxes,
Landing and for sale ty
JOSEPH MANDEVlLLE.
.also, ten firkins BUTTER.
April ID. II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-11
To Rent,

A HANDSOME two story Frame
"a House on Water street, between
Prince and Duke streets, now occupied
~ Mrs. Richardson--Possession may be
had on the 2lst inst.-Enquire Of the
HORACE FIELD.
May II. cost
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-11

TEI.NTiNG
NEANY EXEcI IN At THIS OFFICE
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-25
JOHN G. LADD, & CO.
Hnrc FIR SnlR.

90 bales Georgia cotton, Russia hemp,
duck aud cordage, crates of Liverpool
ware, consisting Of plates. dishes, cham
Der mugs, s. hid. China, tea and table
sets, casks of cut glass decanters and
eoblets, 90 casks id wrought nails, 3 by
10. 9 by IL. and 10 by IL Bristol glass,
100 bags coffee, entitled to drawback
tow cloth, sheathing and candle paper,
shoes in boxes, Spanish brown, chalk,
Iland-spikes, whale oil. Lemon juice IN
casks, 3 pipes French brandy, sweet
vine, pepper in bags. 10 boxes Young
iiyson tea, case domestic woolens'
A Irish linen in boxes, and German II
mems in bales.
Oct. ; -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-25
Public Sale.
Oct. 5

By virtue Of a writ Of viditione expo
mas to me directed frem Charles
County Court. will be sold to the high
est bidder for cash, at the courthouse
in Port Tobacco, on the 18th day OF
December next,
a LII Joseph II. Meeks's right, title,
"a claim and interest in and to a
tract or parcel of land, called Meeks's
Park, containing two hundred and fifty
acres, more or Tess, taken In execution
to satisfy a debt due Benjamin Il. Null
likin.
1'olonlss Robey,
Late sheriff of Charles County.
s Nov % st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-25

WILLIAM IMCkkeTAIN
NNETURN their thanks to the Cit
gems Of Alexandria and its vicini.
ty. for the liberal encouragement since
their commencement business, and as
sure them that no ezertions Will be
wanting to merit a continuance et the
same. They have employed a number OF
first rate Workmen, which will enable
them TO fulfill orders with more accuracy
add punctuaIity than heretofore: and
from long experience in the principal
towns of the United States, they feel
confident, that for fashions and durabili-
ty. thcir work shall be exceeded by none.
they havea good assortment OF Their
own manufacture. together with a1arge
assortment Of Northern make, which
renders their stock extensive, which
the viii dispose Of wholesale and retail
at the baltimore prices. Country deal.
eis are particularly invited to call.
n. E.-Those who have accounts
standing, are earnestly requested g
call and discharge the same, as it i
impossible TO deiray tie expenses ofsaell
an establishment without punctuai pay
ment. u
& r, !. a ~ y,e, $50, ~ Csc 49,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-25
Vaudeville & Larmour.

Corner of KsHg and FdiJae 81 King
and Water Streets-Q6sr for Sale,
100 Chests Gunpowtler. Imperial and
Young Tyson TEAS of the latest
importations. and can be sold low.
er than any of the Northern Mar
kets can at present afford them.
90 boxes Imperial
so lacquered boxes Young Tyson
Is boxes Young Hyson and Hyson-
Skin-Montesquieu's cargo
10000 lbs. Green Coffee
90 bags old Java Coffee, for gentee'
family use
so hogsheads and 60 barrels Orleans
st. Creix and Martinique Sugaf
5000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
5000 lbs. heavy Black Pepper
500 lbs. first quality Bengal Indigo.
40 .puncheons West India Rum
900 gallons genuine old Irish Whis-
key
10G boxes Soap
500 reams Wrapping Paper
With their asatat general assortment OF the
Best Wines, Liquors & Gro
cerIt S.
N. B.--.Country dealers are respec
fully requested to view their assortment
Aug. %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-25

We have heard report which wesaF
nose TO be founded in truth, that al VI.
fray took place a few days past near "a e
RON in Twiggs county, between sOIns =.
our citizens and parcel Of Indians WI
had come in to trade. in which sever or.
of the latter were wounded. ana p
hans some killed.-Geo. Jourrdl. !, ~
We have just now been intornlsegI ~.
different gentlemen, of respectaD.g.g,o,.
from Twiggs county, that the cl I.rSIv
stances attending this waDton. cosssS G..
and ATTRACTIONS act, are as follows : mel
ven Indians, FIVE men and TIVE ws " :.
came to Marion to tra''e, where I". .,b,p
NAMED on that day, I'll near nlS's ,~ ~
they retired to distance, ana ea p.sea
in the woods. Al party of SIX OF ,' and
men. from the village followed tne~, ,6es
Immediately commenced a quarrgl' ,,s;sr;
one of the whites stabbed an i4 "a no
after which the whites retlreo "a u,ts
village, prepared themsel'es WIN an. ard
kets. returned 10 the indian camp ~ #
covering their cowardIy ASSASSIN s.'a, as Ssj,
the darkness that surrounds d the s,;rr b.
into the middle OF the unsuspee .G,ss d
dian circle, wounded severely '~ So
the men and one of the wsinea sot VI
fIaprant, base and atrcclalls as,n,omanity,
since ely hspe for the sake q .t no''' sllSe
for the honor Of our capnl !, ,tadtr
fame and character las been . So s. a s siprc-
" prostituted, for the sake s e '', sso If
cent and respectable fa,lllilss Z lies ~
habit that frontier. aud @ftss
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-25
Fresh Tea, Brandy, Indi-
go, &c.
James y Jacob Douglas

James y Jacob Douglas
Haze Just receired
e5 half chests yo,nn Nv.
rs boxes Of IS lbs. each son lhA'
.america's Cargo, and selected
Of the best quality
SIS barrels good Muscoyado Sugar
Q pipes superior Cognac Brandy
600 lbs. fresh Currants
8 tons patent Shot, assorted from /
to No 10
90 quarter casks Best IF glazed Gun
powder
600 lbs. Pepper and Pimento
500 lbs. Spanish Indigo (good)
g hhds. Green Copperas
1000 lbs Alum.
Annatto, Madden, Fig Blue, saltpetre
gc. &c. eJc.
On Hand -
600 bushels Liverpool slowed Salt
6 hhds. good Antigua Rum
5000 lbs. Coffee
hhds. 1st quality N. Orleans
Sugar
90 barrels low priced Muscoyade do
$50 boxes English Pipes 4 gross
each
100 Reams Wrapping Paper,
Which. with large supply of Carrots
and Leiper's Scotch Snuff, Lorlliard's
Maccooay and Rappee ditto, and a ge.
neral assortment OF other articles in the
GROC cry line. are offered at reasona.
bic prices for Cash. or to pai'ctaat men on
eur usual rerins.
Nov. iS. eotf.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-25

Corner ii King and Pitt streets, and op-
posite the Washington Tavern, !,
Hue fist receirea md c6sr for ga isfs;
Young Tyson Is,
Imperial q TEAS.
Hysoa Skin
Muscovado and n. Orleans Sugars
Loaf and lump do.
S puncheons Rum Every old
90 bbls. Whiskey
csass'ss WINES, y g. spsa
Port and or retail
6 bbls, and 2 hhds. Molasses
90 sacks fine Liverpool Salt
6 casks Goshen Cheese
GA reams writing Paper
so do. wrapping do.
/ pipe Holland Gin
IL boxes Soap
10 de. Candles
Shot, powder, nutnegs. cloves, mace
cinnamon, capers. indigo, copperas, pep
|per. allspice, tiomTohns. chewing tobac.
leo, best family -four, sifters, pipes, sand
a general assortment Of Groceries, which
they will sell low for cash or ON ere
dit to punctual customers.
b ~ 20. :
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-25
ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, Novrnara =,

80. "a 81 ~ In sfh 25 ~
We are indebted to the politeb,., !, I
capt. Tucker Of this place. arrived -. ! !.
in the ship Maria from BarccIoo, ~ ~.
some papers Of that city. ALTHOUGH I.
later than the middle Of SEPTEMBER. ~ !
their contents shows that the trano,;ia.
of that province was undisturb.d !,
commerce and industry were progre,...
rapidly. In those papers We end an !
|ticle which may be Of some irnpor,,s.
to the mercantile part Of the communal,
Undertake Of asd Aug, ult. the n.
|quis of Campo sagrado, Governor i
Captain General of Catalonia, has 4
dressed the following official note ID a.
foreign cOnsuls resident in the sitr !
Barcelona.
For the purpose that vessels shounS.
admitted in oar ports with cargoes ,p,,
|ceptitte Of propogating contagious al,
'eases,it is ordered by the rules Of 4,
board Of health, that every vessel Dp,,
be furnished with ceftii:eie of oris,
and manufacture composing the articles
Iof its cargo.
1t is required also that those ce,Hs.
Gates Of origin should be certified BY 4.
proper officers of the place Of the depar.
ture of said vessels, which will prove that
in case the articles should not beIOrgt
the country where they had been ship.
ped, that they had undergone quaran
tine. having been ventilated, cIeaned
and packed again with new coverings
That the above documents must be cen.
titled by the consuls of Spain, and ifhey
are not accompanied with this last cert.
6cate, they will not be Of any use for IL.
admission Of the cargoes Of vessels aIore.
said.
The late troubles which had eiTecs
Europe, had no doubt caused the disun
tinuance OF this practice, by which cir.
Icumstance vessels lad been admitted
without those documents. Wishing there.
fore to conciliate as much as possiblehs
commercial interests with the public
health, | address myself to you, that.
through your medium the subjects Ofyo9 !
nation should be acquainted of the ne
cessity of this document, preventingby
this means the inconvenience and pre-,
iudices that captainsand owners OF Their
cargoes subject themselves TO, for the
want Of those papers, and hope in cOns.
quence you will advise me to have siv:l
due information of this regulation.
The gloomy predictions Of the Pres
dents friend, Porcupine, reminds US Of
the following story.
An old maiden woman Of siIty. was
living her shuttle, when she suddenly les
lit fall, and burst into torrent OF tears
Her father hurried into the room. aud
enquired the cause of her grief. faiatf
she replied, suppose ! should be marrsa'
and suppose my child should set uuu.'
this loom, and suppose that this ICON
should break and suppose that 1t snS Sna
fall and break the head OF nv emu,
what terrible misfortune would 'na;
he ?-Heavens Exclaimed her fa ts
II never thought of that calamity OsI0Ie,
land burst into a torrent OF tears, 10 Se'P
her company. r..
-, t4t,y "a ,,b. eh up eIP
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-25
Removal

IfsE Subscribers have removed to the
Store lsissg occupied b Dir. Philip
,saleif,
md offer for sai'
SIS Prime Smlthfe d
leon
:. lid and Common VIII akey,
SIS saefal assortment Of GROCE.
: les Is usual
Uaniet C6wood g G.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-25
PANS, Sept. go.

ANhSs t0cPt' ~
We are assured that. the emperor
Alexander goes first TO Valenciennes,
thence to Brussels, from whence he will
proceed to Frankfort, where the allied
sovereigns will soon assemble.
The. emperor of Russia lett Paris yes
terday at ten in the morning. The en-
peror of Austria and king of Prussia
were not gone at six this evening.
The duke of Feltre arrived last night
in Paris, and has taken possession OF
the portfolio of the ministers ofwar.
1t appears that great changes are max
inc in the Office of the minister tor TO-
re.sn affairs. Reinhard and Labesna-
diere, directors of the chancery, are re-
moved. Reinhard is preparing to retire
to the borders ofthe Rhine, where ne has
possessions.
The official gazette of this day con-
tains nine DEGREES, all dated the 28th OF
Sept. signed by the king. and counter
signed by the duke OF Richilieu, declaring
ministers of state, the prince Talleyrand,
count Jancourt, count Gouyion st. Cyr,
baron Pasqnier, and baron Louis. They
further give the grand order OF the le-
eion of honor to the baron Jancourt I:
peers / of France, baron Pasqnicr, and
baron Louis ). and they appoint prince
ialle wand grand chamberlain. 1 hese
DEGREES are each introduced by the fol-
lowing paragraph: g Wishing to give to
our faithful and beloved, prince Talley.
rand for instance, a mark OF our salts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-25
Swede's Iron.

SWcQe1S IFOlI.
so ton Swedes Iron assorted sizes and
four cases American manufactured hirt-
inss and Ginghans, just received pei
sloop Regulator and for sale by
Il. ILL., Rowland.
sent Oh. diff
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-25
sIronmongery.

Tn AltiE SdcSts HEAT rkCSSAS' O~ssS sA.S
Cawv6d's.
yEyHEY inform their friends and the
pubIics that they have received by
the Sip Mary and other late arrivals
fem l.isergiegl, large and general as
sest,aerlt az HARDWARE s. CUTIE
Likewise have On hand SO tons
Bar IRON. Steel ofdiGaietlt qualities, hoop
iron. nail rods. nails, castings, cotton and
wool carsIs,Isokinsssg Asses, bras aiitiirons,
veayers slsys, jack screws. smiths bel
luwses gcacock & Pennsylvania plcnghs,
s5e. ssfc.-Mhich viii be disposed Of on
reasonable terms.
.Mayyls ~ st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-25

PARIS PAPERS.
fFrom Che Gazette OMeial.

DrDoNvAucrs OF qHE EiNc.
I ,o,,;.. by the Grace Of Ged. king Of
Z France and Navarro, to allto whom
these presents shall come, greeting:
We have ordered and do order what
The Prince dc Talleyrand Is appoint
ed minister Of state.
Given atflle castle Of the Thuilleries.
The e8th of September, in the year OF
Grace. 1875, and of or reign god.
(Signed) @ LOUIS.
By the king,
The Minister Secretary Of State for
the department of foreign affairs.
Louis by the grace of God, &c. yc. &c.
Wishing to confer on. our faithful and
beloved, the Prince de. Talleyrand,. a
mark Of our satisfaction for the eminent
services which he has rendered to us,
and to acknowledge his fidelity to oui.
|person, we have ordered, and do order
what follows:
The Prince de Talleyrand is nominal
led Grand Chamberlain. sa s.2
Given at our castle of the Thuilleries,
the 28th day of September, and of
ourreign the ed.
(Signed LOUIS. +
By the king, RICRELIhU, &C.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-25
Fresh Goods.

The subscribers have just received by
the ship Mary from Liverpool,
IA Part of their Fall Importation OF
"a DRY GOODS, consisting ofbroad-
cloths. cassimeres, fiushipgs, coatings,
vestings. stockinets, pelisse cloths, Ge-
nua cords, velyets and velyeteens.-
Also. 9-8 and Ga cambria muslins,
shirting eambrics and cotton hosiery,
which, together with varietyof other
articles, are offered fer sale at reduced
prices.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-25
REPORT TO THE KING.

,ase September 81.
/" SIRE-The eminent services rem
|dered by the Russian army, its modera-
|tien, its good conduct, since it hasbeen in
Francs. appears worthy Of a testimony
of satisfaction on the part of your Ma
|jesty.
81 have the honor to propose to your
Majesty to grant the decorations of your
Royal and Military Order OF; st. Louis
and of merit to the generals and officers
composing the military household Of the
Emperor of Russia. Placed near the au-
lgust sovereign. they have contributed in
Executing his order, for the maintenance
of discipline and the tranquility Of the
departments occupied by the Russian
troops.
Here follow The names and ranks Of
the officers, and the decorations given
them. Generals Ouvaroff, Winziagerode
land Wolousky, receive grand cordens.
There are eleven commanders, ten of
whom are described as Catholic and one
as Protestant. Among the Catholic cam
manders are counts Osterman and Or
loft, Denizof. Prince Repnin, and Pozzo
di Borgo. Among the Catholic knights
are two princes Menzikof The names
of the Protestant knights are Suchtelon.
Lansdorf, and Schopping. The singleI
Protestant commanders general Jolnini. II
(Signed) GOUVION ST. CYR.
(Approved) LOUIS"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-25

Copy Of a letter from the minister of war
to the emperor of Russia.
"SInE-The king, my master, has or
dered that shall have the honor of ad-
dressing to your majesty an extract from
the ordonnance by which three grand
cordons, eleven crosses for commanders.
one Of whom is a Protestant (; twenty for
knights, three Of whom are Protestants,
of the royal and military order of st.
Louis and of military merit. are given to
different generals and officers Of your
|msjesty's army. ~.
81 am happy, Sire, to be charged with
the agreeable commission Of making this
Communication to your majesty. No one
renders more pure homage to the valor
and discipline of the imperial Russian
troops than | do. The secretary general
for the war department will transmit to
your majesty's aid-de-camp general the
decorations Of the royal and military or.
der Of st. Louis and OF military merit.
s. l am, with profound respect.
GOUVION ST. CYR."
(" Paris, Sept. 81.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-08
WAsHINGToN, July 8.
THE FINANCES.

livery citizen, who recollects the state of
the Treasury At the close of the last session
OF Congress, must observe, with some inte-
rest and surprise, its capacity, at this mo-
ment, to meet its engagements, wherever a
Circulating medium can be obtained and he
Will candidly acknowledge, that the sudden
resuscitatiOn of the public creuit, is beyond his
anticipation. The result, however, is delight
iui to every patriotic mind, OF every party. but
not so to the Jaundiced and malignant demon
Of faction.
1t may, perhaps, be thought premature to
dcvelope the means, by which the unDrece-
dented triumph of our fiscal administration.
has been accomplished but we are haDpy
to understand, that view Of the subject viii
soon appear, in order to defeat the faachina-
tons OF mal-content politicians. Trutil is the
severest answer libeller can receive and
we are informed, in particular, that a simple
narrative OF facts, in relation 10 the Loan of
Twelve Millions of Dollars is the only answer
that will be given to the gross imputations.
which have been recently cast upon the Trea-
sury Department, without foundation, K with
OUT P'o'ocatIon' NAT. INT.
The particulars OF the horrid butchery at
Dartmoor, are confirmed IN their most hide
Gus aspect, by anumber of dispositions of the
prisoners, which have made their appearance
III TIE N"tlOhal Advocate. The conduct of
tue villain Shorthand, instead of being too
harshly described by the first accounts. pre-
sents itself in colors still more disgusting than
before. The natural cruelty Of the beast ap
pears to have been inflamed by intoxi.ssi0n,
and every barbarity was practised by him that
nrutal rage could instigate. Among the many
circumstances attending the massacre, is the
following, sworn to by Capt. Arch'd. Taylor.
Whilst be was carrying one of the wounded
men, q hos. Smith) to the door of the prison
to receive medical aid, one of the qua dis sl,d
to hin, this is IN return for the affair at n.
Orleans, where you killed our men, and now
we have our REVENGE!" Revenge. indeed
1t such feelings could be supposed to find
place IN the bosoms Of the British rulers, then
ought dread retribution 70 follow this bloody
deed. But let us hope otherwise that the
intiction ofjust punishment on the actor IN
this bloody sceue, will vindcate his govern
ment from the intamy 81 conniysnce At il.
III.