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Old FLOUR AZ -3VCITV.T.

nS Thursday the 27;h ins viii he snd positively
without reserve, about 5000 trrsl, ut OH Fior,
gewisily ofrOo1 quality, lying NJ the Ki;,g William
sis' ard. the following Saturday, about lCO0 nh,
F'onr, lying at the pipg Tree Terms, 6 aud IL
Toontts eSes.it tor n! over SEQ bonds with APP
lrased seoory tn casry interest fc,s rive date cssa
will DC required FOR all sums under $50. ',he above
property sold by virtue OF aided tru.t from Web
sr and Wood to the pay ment Of certain sums
OF money therein mentioned.
The sale will take place on the premises and eu,
Enence at IL o'clock.
FRED. PLEASANT \
Henry ,n;,Il IoM&-p!;lNs,jr Tsas,ee.
The shove Flour will be contrscte for privately pre
vous to the day OF sae-siould any gentlemen wish 10
purchase, they will apply to the Subscribers residing
10 Richmond.
April IS ia
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o. he above safe is postponed until Saturday the
-J,n OF ms April fq----ept,s
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~ TIE Pesv- Holders in the Nf,nvmcntal
Church, are requested TO take Notice, T,iat
their attendance is requested at she Church
on Saturday merit, at IL O'Clock IN the fore
noon. 10 etect nins Tesfry-Bfra f1a' he.ena,4-
hy year, By the WardeIs-
Anil IS.
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DRF-GOODS
AUCTION ROOM.

AUCTION ROOM.
TETE have token aud fitted up in a sunbiss manner,
W the STORE next to Messrs. Cotton X Reeds,
S,y and dsposing Of O..-Goois ~ .6sc:fcn
-HCPFHTS s. SCOTT,
Fentlue- Masters
Ami 10. 4,
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'fssfsul+, .hiareL 90 ---fdsb
f"t f.'F(5lrset tbe fecsrni RetzlbFcdn, CCeorpe-
INN md 1dc Upifed Stats Gazette, Z I,hii1eisy
ft'a are request y 10 i9getf ne a5e-c ptl ne dqv
Of safe sRdto'7ea,d Me; grcoi9asfs mis- osce far SCI
lament '''
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j. AMI 81. WOOD
FOREIGN.

PHILADELpuIA, April IL
Translated far the Freenian's Journal, from
late Pa'is Pahers, recei1ed 6y the schoon-
er Peterborough, arrived az .Nezy- YORK.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-26
GENERAL oRnRRs

The arrival at Quebec Of lieut.. gen sir Cor.
don Drummond, is announced to the troobs.-
All reports are TO be made 20 the Head-ouarters
OF the army in the Canadas. at quebec, for his
information.
The Lieutenant General having appointed two
O'Clock this day for reading the commission IN
der the great seal, which he has received 70
administer the government Of Upper and Lower
Canada salute of IL guns will be fred from
tbe citadel OF Quebec on that occasion.
Lieutenant general sir George Murray. is sp.
pointed to the command Of the troops in Upper
Canada; and is directed TO assume the admin
stration OF the civil government of that pro,
vince.
MAJOR Giegg, senior assistant in the Adin.
ta ai,. GeneraPs Department, in Upper Canada.
will take charge ofthe department in that ,,so'
vince, and act under the imme date direc,;ors
OF lieut.. gen. Sir George Murray until frrS"g
orders. '~''s
tsigned) ). HARVEY, Dep Adj &C.,
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IN. Products OF this Island exported in vessels
Aforesaid, shall pay seven per ce:t adj valo-
rem, to be fixed in the manner above speci.
fed go
9th. Tonnage duty now fifty cents per ton,
shall be reduced one half, to be paid in one
port, should the vessel or vessels visit all the
u. e ports, viz. Porto Rico, Mayagucs, Agua-
dilla, Cabo Roxo, Ponce, Faxardo. luna
Gao, which they may do without let, hind
rance or additional expence, as may comport
With their views Of sale or purchase.
9Th. cargo or cargoes may be transferred in
Whole or m part, from vessel 10 vessel lying
m port Tor foreign destination. on paying one
per cent. tor the same as per invoice or mani
fest. = :.
ioth. a cargo or cargoes landed and stored,
may be re-shiped for expectation elsewhere
on the payment ofone per cent per invoice
or manifest.
llth- Every protection and assistance will be
extended to American citizens trading here !;
and should any doubts hereafter arise on the
constructions OF these regulations. the deci>
sion shall be in favor of the American citi.
zen.
18th Not only good faith will be observed in
the custom house, but the utmost punctual-
ity and zeal in dispatching business will be
given by its officers.
18th. Vessels,from the United States ought al
ways (no matter in what season they sail) to
6ring health certificates from the resident
Spanish consul, SIS the laws.of Spain demand
the same if no Consul resides at their port
of deParture, this regulation of course will
not apply, and viii not be exac,ed.
Given under my hand and seal OF
office, this first day of April.
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FoRE1GN PARAcRApfI
Pafnot.

Btasseis, Dec. 81 "A peace has been con.
cluded at Client, between the Uaited States Of
America and Eagland, in consequence of which
messengers have been sent to the ports in
France, to which the American privateers re-
sort, recommending them Immediately to pro.
coed to cruise of the Cape Of Good Hope. and
the East Indies. The terms Of the treaty
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BnfaIo, AhrR 4.

SEIZURE OF GooDs IN CANADA!
Goods to considerable amount hav.
been seized in Upper Canada, on the Mia
CARA frontier, during the week past. owned
principally by the merchants and others of
this village. We know not what pretext
IS urged for exercising sncll authority over
goods regularly entered at the custom house
office, as we are informed those in questions
nave been. The generalimpressir- is that
the property will he given up.
we had indeed, cherished hope that
the inhabitants on both sides of these lines
would find it their interests to pursue A
course tending rather to heal than irr;tate
tue wounds made upon private feeIingsb BIZ
the eonfi2grations and Confusion experienc.
ed during the late war.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-26
Fr0m be .naHsus rymes. April11.

FROM CANApA.-Letters from Buffalo state.
that the PROVINCIAL Parliament of Upper Canada.
which is now in session, and ef which genera
Drummond is president, have enacted laws am.
thorising the seizure of all the American pro.
perry which has been or may be carried ioto
that province, which is to remain in a state Of
sequestration until the will of the British Cab;
net IS known. Some of the British civil off.
GERS have said by way of explanation of the
proceeding, that no ,freG,y Of commerce exists
between the two countries, and that they shall
admit the entrance of American merchants anil
their goods, or not, as they please That there
has been some seizures of American property
carried into Canada since the peace, we do NOT
doubt; but that those seizures were in pursu.
ance of any laws of the Province we do doubt
much, and cannot but consider them as abuses
emanating from exssperated feelings of ipdivi-
duals occasioned by the late deyastations there
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TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS, SHALL

TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRRsENTs SHALL
CONE, GREETING.
The Intercourse between the United States
and this Island being now happily exempted
from interruption by the establishment of r.,ce
between the said states and Great Brit in the
undersigned, Intendsnt OF the Island of Puerto
Rico, has FOR the purpose of facilitating the
same, determined 10 enact the following regt-
hiioss, to be observed from the first day of the
ensuing taontb ia their commercia. intercourse
'st Flour shall pay Tor entry and every charge
incident thereto, only one dollar and twenty
hYe cents per barrel, which is less than one
third OF the duty now paid.
"a. Corn or rye meal shall pay fifty cents per
oarrel, and IN like rate pr hundred weight,
shipped IN hoxheads or bags
sd Frovislons 0t every other sort, bread, flesh
or hsh, shall pay eight per cent al valorern,
70 TX winch unchangably, his hereby declsr
ed TO be the current market price of the ar
tlcie, after deducting therefrom one forth
thereof.
an. soap, candles, (tsllowor spermaoiti) starch.
house furniture OF every sort, 20 be rated II,
ike manner as provisions, anil TO cay AL VI.
loren as above spccif d.
5th. All Implements Of husbardrv. seeds Co
nein or garden, bullion, machinery end in
struTnenis 20 assist iabour, or TO promote the
arts and sciences, and horses for abour or
pleasure, TO be fee from duty, or any char
yes whatsoever.
oth' All other meschsndizc or manufactures
excepting what IS above enumerated, brought
m vessels ct the United States, shall nav
Twelve per cent. ed ysIorem,as hitherto fixed
ana no ether duty or charge whatsoever.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-26
AN OLD FARMER.
Ty0m Me Aaa9nal 1alelligenrer.
TRADE no poRro RICO

The following liberal regulations respect ing
the commerce and citizess of the United States,
nave lately been adopted by the attendant Of
tne Island OF Porto Rico. They have been com
muDicated to us through a channel that leaves
no doubt OF their authenticity and may be reli-
ed on as genuine.
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The following is an Endorsement on a let.
ter from st. Bartholomew -
The Constitution frigate has taken two
sioons OF war; both attacked her at the same
time one OF them being wounded went into
cape de Verbs. and frigate sent in her
boats and cut her ont. The fort would not
protect her. TINS is from Barbados pa
per-" IT,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-26

MesSrs Jabez lzSwry Josiah DANG.
Samuel Fheeier, Jonathan l2artleff, .iaron
Hayden and Gfhhatef Buck. mere for
merely american citizens. bur zvher Eaaf
fort 4pas foken, they .ook Ire oafh of ale.
gianre 70 The King.
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land from New-York, bound to HArana,
struck on the Grand Bahama bank, near

and from New-York, bound 70 HAFana,
struck on the Grand Bahama Bapk, near
the little Isaac Keys on the seth June
last, between eleven and twelve O'Clock,
at night. while going at the rate OF nln 1e
llnots and was totally lost. The captain
and the crew, after remaining On .he
wreck two days, were taken OH by tne :,
American ship North Star, q Bath, N.
bound to Havana. A part OF the crew
(eleven in number) left the. North star
on the Cd inst. having been furnished ~
the captain of the ship with long boat
and provisions. with the consent OF
captain Dickinson. Two days after
leaving the North Star, they fell in with
the ship Charlotte, from Boston bound
Ito Havana, ON board Of which they re-
manned 10 days. They then left the
Charlotte after receiving every assis,
lance that could be rendered them. and
made their way for the United States.
On Tuesday last they were landed on
st. GATHERINGS Island, and arrived In this
city last night. Captain Dickinson and
the balance Of the crew Of the Warrior
proceed to Havana in the North Star.
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Public Sale.

l-NETIL1. be offered at Public Sale On
Wv tie premises, on fuesday the {.
| Sd Of October Eext, available Farm OF
labout 700 acres, situate in the csunty OF
Fairfax, OH tie main road leading fronA-
I;exandria to Fredericksburg, binding Oh
IPohick and Accotipk RUS, about ~ niles
from Washington City(D C.)-fsfro:n
jAlexandria and four from the town OF
IOccoquan.
This Farm is surrounded by good mar.
Ikets, the soil is productive, witt a large
portion of meadow}and ard good mill
Seattle Dwelling Heuse, suitable for
Igenteel family, ishandsomely situated. &
not surpassed by any in our country Cor
health; a Well in the yard that furnishes
excellent water, with q lssge Orchard
land Garden.
TIE situation thalf way between AIey.
|andria and Dumffies) is valuable one
/ for Tavern; and the member Of wag-
ICONS, &c. travelling the read, afford
good market for most Of the products Of
1.-THE Farm.-There are few Farms pos
Isessing more advantages, ard IS we'll
worth the attention OF any PERSON dispos-
ed to purchase seat near the seat OF 60.
|vernment, or to speculate in lands.-For
further information enquire on the pre-
misses, Of Dodiige P. Chichester or VIM.
H. Foote, Esq Possession Will De gwen
lat any time, when a considerable portion
| Of the purchase money will be required
July 96. sasvts
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> .+-..- ali cases, so much in cash as will
With the interest due, entitIe them to
share or such portion of share. as is
!above stated. This stock to stand in all
respects on the SAME footing, and be en-.
Titled to the same dividend, as tie old
lsteck: Provided horerpr, & That the Ger
Itifcates be obtained for it on or before
Ithe 1st day of December rext. Any
Stakeholder failing to settle lis interest
account: with tie Treasurer, and ray up
lin Cash whatever sum may be necessary
| to entitIe him to certificate OF stock by
| the LIST day Of December next, will DO
Iprecluded from any portion in the ensu-
ling dividend; but may at any time af-
Iterwards claim certificate of stock on
paying up what may be necessary, un-
ider the present regulations. and be enti-
tiled to dividends thereon in future--ex-
lcept only that he shall net share in the
dividend declared next followingthe date
tof the certificate.
| Resolved, That Nathaniel EurwelL, esq.
lbe authorised to receive from the Stock
thoIders above the ridge, the Sums paya-
tble by them, as the instruments fall due
lon their several subscriptions.
Attest
A. GIBSON, Treasurer.
Middleburg, July s6. st
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New Publications
AND OTHER
.TsALUa BILE 300 i s.

5 usT RECEIVED And FOR SALE By THE
SUBSCRIBERS,
An ESSAY, on the character and prach-
cal writings Of Saint Paul, by Hannah
.si0re.
(, Tie Velvet Cushion, by clergyman.
Early Lessons, by Maria Edgeworth.
3 vols.
Tie Annals of the Poor, containing
The Dairyman's Daughter, the Negro Ser
want, and Young Cottager.
Smiths Primitive Psalmody.
The Family Instructor.
The, New Manual of Devotions.
The Souluial Devotions of Rachel Ba.
ker. !,
Kersey's Treatise on the fundamental
Doctrines of Christianity.
Bishop Porteus's Sermons and Lee
lures.
Kollock's, Hall's, Blair's, Watts's,
and Village Sermons.
bishop Whites Lectures on the Church
|Cateehism.
The Second Advent, or coming OF the
Messiah in Glory. New.
Miners Church History. 5vols.
scott's Theological Works. $ vols.
Macknight on the Epistles, 6 vols.
Gwen on the Hebrews. q vols.
Mcleod on the Revelations. A new
Work.
Rollins Ancient History. Octave and
duodecimO.
Porter's Journal of his Cruise.
Wallace on the Globes. New.
The Artists Manual. 2vols.
With many others equally good.
Stationary articles.
Foolscap and Letter Paper of the best
quality at different prices; Folio Post.
b!otting Paper, British and American
Pocket Books, Pen Knives, Pewter,
Glass, Egyptian and Pocket Inkstands,
tsealing Wax and Waters, States and
Pencils, Drawing Books and Drawing
Parer. Black Lead Pencils, British and
lAnerican Ink Pow der, Silver Pencil
leases. Sand and Pounce Boxes, very
best Dutch Quilts, Blank Books OF ever,
kind, and Copy and Cyphering Books,
made of the best paper.
j. kENNEDY & SON,
| July s6. eett
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Public Sale.

NNTILL be sold on Thursday the
Wv 9th of the present month, at 4
o'clock P. NJ. on the premises, A Let 9!
Crousia, SITUATED on the corner Of Gro.
nake AID Water streets, rs feet front cn
Ofeaoke street, and extending through
,she square, to Pendleton street. There
is erected on the Lot, Bake.House.
win two excellent ovens, and pump oil
coed water, within a few feet Of the Bake
House. Terms made known. on the day
of sale.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Jyly22 2aw2W
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Reoiniental Orders

a COURT Of Enquiry for the frs
Regt. Cd Brig. Militia Of the DIS
trict of Columbia, will be held at the
Courthouse on Saturday next at o.
clock in the afternoon, for hearing ap'
reals from the decisions ct the BATTALION
courts Of enquiry and for other purposes
At Which time and place all persons in.
terested are hereby notified to attend.
By order.
1st Kegt. Cd Brig. Nd e.
: July &c.
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I.oudoun Land.


TXTILL be sold, ON MONDAY, the
w 18th day of August next. at Pee''s
tavern. in the town of LeesJarg, two
LOTS Of land. situated about six miles
from Middleburg and four from the noun
tain One lot occupied by Mr.. Fulton,
s Unaa T'sl IS otEer occupied By
Mr. Patterson, Of which possession may
|ha had on the first of January next, con-
tanning upwards Of leo acres. Persons
Sss;rous Of viewing tie premises are re-
ssrred TO JoHNP. DULANY, residing near
Them. The terms one-third cash, the
balance one and two years with interest
from the cate.
DAN. F. DULANY, I Trus-
VIM. HERBERT, jun. ) tees.
July IL. dts
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.s,,ss. sbo cosii.i aay l0a:s - i'eSs '''s
sss,r::tty whoa = Sou vass r,a.sd -
Pesee Sisa q s'' s'.'s,'I .sr 49, 800, ala.
such HANDS, az w. sssns4,,aI statai
wsass. wen'a o'.y "a "a daaaar nj,
.sarseftaiatT,. ah sS ai' :, ea'' ,: 80
rsasr hsiag ahs essc'ua'.y &c &c tha '.a
lie fsspe .s' .,,, - th,.y would be,
yaata5as Of as's Esss my !. Mop l;nds :.
csewhe:aaea VIE = III. :, - sl;sI &
cashceEce MS .Ss.' -
seifaay where. 49,, ,s,. go, na,h;n,s
world every s., Wis.e .so , 'ra',t;sns 2.
SwsslA ps s'eo'e = .,..,.td sn,s.i oyar al
sgea diSeep'ses 49, * 1s,' T E..ons
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cen. ehlels'ss -. ~. .ta+s .f tb;nrs and
pssics'''als,s. - -, ',.h;cs saav hsSs alon+ad
the nessa,cs 49,. -, A
have hess.oe ,,si, r, 49, ~ ~ c.oo 4
ne otan.0a !, on,,ead & ; ,san,,sr ye, -,
sca'aI : pr. 49,, .,.sna 800 oa,Id
P',ltpg aha ss .,,,s oss na,;oss haze besn
tas tsll 'ss. Lnaun ap,a ,na,a fs;4s-
n9fe 49, 9. a. ~, tbsn - : ,noa,s,t when
my n.s s.sa s, - &c sill tha no.yarc
the fepi IF. sss,sd f. 7ca,,sal;,Iass ths neace
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IS asss' f;an 3
=, .,.r.4;o,,s' ,sl;c. tho commits .
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nave Jss' - ,sh;,h r.,na;;ns ~ Va
70 Tug ~. = 1 T. ~
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SsaIsa va s,cl ss,;ssnt ;nst 49, a,,d sncl
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tacksa eau 4. an a saa".. = II
isi''s 'as s az. ' 49, 49, 800. 80, =. -
iaer l0f $ ana o,, no, s;n.a Az no.la
soo The 18th of March. have produc-
I'd no alteration in the position OF Be-
paparte and Of France with regard to the
, slses.
s. That the offer to ratify the treaty Of
psr;s cannot on any account alter The
3;s,oyossiitiion Of the Allies.
TSersiore. the Committee Is of opinion
that il would be useless to publish . fresh
declaration.
The plenipotentitnries of the Powers
Who signed the Treaty of Faris, and
who as such are Responsible fer. its
.r,rpt;on va, rer.r,i s. tho aeoa,,;n;.
E Yswsrs. bayia@ tab sg;ato cons; .isrss;o1
sna ssauoneu py@ Their appreciation the
& pscesalng report, nave resolved, thar
t'are shall be made to the Plenipoten-.
essioa@ the minutes Of this day. They.
ssss ln,ther ordered, that "a extract Of
sS sSau s' Az spal. ne mace pau.'e.
, mere iailsw the signatures Ia the al 4
Y psp. 70 { o'ues % the courts
AUSTRIA. PoATUeAL.
Pilnce AsetiefniCh, The Count de PAL
e3,s ~ f-1 ~. SO. Isl ~ -. 81 S42s
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Queens w ale.

/. xEE so Crates handsome as
11Sge&s sorted QurENs WARE, land
sssss ing from sloop UNION, eap-
tain Middleton, fer sale oy
Adams, Herbert d 90
The Union viii sail for Norfolk Oh
Monday next, for freight or passagt'
having elegant accommodations app
as above
July 96. -
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ALEXANDRIA.
"WEDNESDAY, jury s6.

The Editor Of the Alexandria Gazette,
is requested to publish for the informa-
ton Of the public, the following extract
from the 9Th section Of the act to amend
The charter Of the town:
g In case Of the temporary inability
ar absence Of the Mayor, the President
ofthe Common Council shall perform all
the duties Of TIE Mayor during his alb
sence or inability =
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PRINTING
NEATLY ExEouTED At THIS Q ffieF.
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iae first article Of tie convention
- s =. in Of April, 1919. is IS fellows.
4. sas e emperor Nassieea reEounces
ass.s'1 eei, Els Successors, ard aescen-
s, as veil as so.sE the .neinsers ofhis
, all the rights Of spye,eiisnrY
.ss' Fuscr, ret c.ii : over tie French
n. "s Sad Kingdom oS italy, bit also
~ sFsrY ether csaatey.,, Notwiita-
n,.s tbs formal remuneration, BoHa-
s ass Y as .diaelsm 2rocls.ssfs,iioss ttiror.
al ' q il.aa, iron Gar, Gresui,ls
IT,. eat.tlcs. himself. 6 by the
sSS,s 'Eti ansltAe cs,aslitutiens of TIE
s : ~ i'';1:'e', q SIC fresea. &c. &c
III s.. !: az, d March u. 1875.
|fs,ts 8 s,as tsat aonaoarSs's eauncil
j. !. res themselves IN t;;le;:r re.
Ne &c i's;tnaissas Of the powers
q pssf 0ttae 1sih .: I,s s;;;
lii S'-!at.c1 Of TIE slss Of i arch.
ess. ,e''lperOr, canWacs,l Of the
sS''aa N SAieh is Las piece
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Loss Of the Brig Warrior.
sarennah, July u. J.
The brig Warrisr, capt. Dickinson 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-26

Col. james r. .aullaayis appointed.
by the President, to be Consul of the y.
States to st. Croix and its dependencies
s Nat. Int.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-26

We understand that the Emperor Of
France las reappointed NJ. sERuRIER
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pie
|nipotentiafy tothe y. States.
We can:iot avoid an expression OF our
qualification at this measure, BY which
q gentleman OF whose proper and re-
spsectful conduct to the government, as
Well as conciliatory and aimable depor.t-
ment in society, We lave ever heard IN
terms Of such hish appreciation, has besn
continued in the important functions ne
HAS solong filled. n