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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-30

: A corps ofi0,G00 Russians is proceeding
towards Paris to form part of the foreign
garriso n.
Eleven iniividuIs accused of sedition
have been tried nine have been found
guilty and two acquitted.
1t is certain that the trial of NJ. Lave
lette is to commerce on Monday the Goth
in the Court of Assize.
The departure Of Lord Castlereagh is
fixed for this day.
From the Gazette de France.
Madrid, Noe. 5-fhey speak of a seri-
|ons misunderstanding between Spain and
England.
The Empecinado has been sent under a
GUARD to Montzon in Arragon. Ballasteros
is reunited, under surveillance to pampe-
luna. They speak of the arrest OF two We
ry important personages.
Courier Ertyao ainG,y.
Numerous patroles are marching through Paris
night and day The grenadiers of the guards and
the Gendarmere OF Paris are on foot.
There are grear number of recent French
Emigrants at Constantinople
The communication to be made to the Cham
her OF Deputies this evening, has for its object,
the establishment and organization of Preyotal
Courts.
They announce for tomorrow the departure of
Lord Cast,ereagh.
French Ftuds
5 per cents, Sc f.20 C. Bank Actions 1019f rs c.
Csnstontiaopts, Sept. 25.-The Porte continues
10 put IN the best state of defence the foris OF the
Bosphorus and the two batteries of Terapia, OPP
posite the mouth of the Channel
| Vieuna, Der 28.-Merchants' letters from Bro
dy' ofthe 24,h October state, that gen. Benninl;-
sen, had had for II days his head quarters at
odusss, The rumors of an approaching war be.
tween Russia and the Porte still maintained their
ground: Notwithstanding their improbability.
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There are but few, if any of her offspring, nom
whose intellectual superiority America has de-
IrNed more benefit or honor than Drs. Barton.
franklin, and Rittenhouse and Rush and Bar
ton are names to which the United States can ne
yer recnr without just exultation. Science and
literature are under great obligations to the last
ofihese who hasj just followed his predecessors
To the tomb. HIS mind was on the first impress
SION and he spared no pains upon its finish
He was not one of those vino believe that native
genius is a substitute for information. Jealous
anil interchangeable, he never reposod upon what
he attained, but constantly pressed forward with
unabating ardor and it is said that the last even
ms OF his existence, feeble as he was, was en-
ployed in study:and composition.
His health hav ng been impaired within tke
last few years, and his anxiety being moreover
strong to see oFhimself that int erestinr portion
OF the world with whose scenes and characters
ne had become familiar through the medium Of
Books, DIR. Barton left Philadelphia last spring.
Tor Europe and after some months passed in
France and England returned home. lately. like
Mr. Bayard-only to die His stock of const;,,,-
Won seems to have been quite exhausted before
his arrival, and he survived his return very
snort time. Like Mr.. Bayard, too, he was of an
age when maturity crowns the previous Labor,
with Judgment and reason, and when the ord ne.
ry duration of life allows the expectation ofmanv
yesrs OF usefulness. 1t, instead of being cut If
year, lillS distinguished DerSnn
could have enjoyed the common longevity of The
the temperate and sedenlary, mankind would no
doubt, have been obliged to him for a much
more considerable fund of respect and rratitud.
large as rs he Legacy OF this SORT he has left To
his descendants
The tiourishing medical soho ,I of PhiIadelphia
aistsins an irreparable loss in his decease his
profession loses one Of ITS most celebrated doc.
tors and the whole range of scenes experience
severe privation.
Several typographical errors, and errors in
pune alton occurred IN our edtorial article of
The 9th The following Errata appear to us
the most important.
read ftVrned
In tie 21st line same column for "fllly estmp.
les tbs TACT read, jffiiy fesiifcs 10 this fact.
In The A b line same column for 'supon that OF
read thasport af
Ia the Josh line same--col. for them" read
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DUTCH MAIL.

Brussels .Nov l1.-Orders were received here
on lhe 9Th inst. to prepare every thing necessary
in this city and neighbourhood for Prussian ar
my of70,0C0 men and 10000 horses, composing
the 5th and 9th corps of the Prussmn army VIII ch
were to march through here on their re urn from
France. Ali the necessary measures were take,
when news arrived, that upon the French frontiers
orders had beeureceived for the Prussian ann
tohalt and 20 into cantonments until further or
ders The Prussian troops have consequently
spread themselves along the French frontiers,
even 10 the ne ghbourhood OF Lille, which causes
no small uneisiness in teat city. 1t is remarked
that since that tine the duty Of the French for
tresses, Condo, Yaienciennes and Rouchain, is 3
gain performed with the greatest stricGess The
gates are opened very late in the morning, and
shut again very early The outworks are well
occupied. This gives rise 10 various conjec-
lures
Several Prussian regiments have already pas
sed through N.rnur, TO go by way of l. eye to
Nix-la ChaPeIle. As we hear, this movement is
stopped for the present.
Detschments oil troops of all arms continue to
arrive at os.end, gong to JOIN Lord Wellington's
army.
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From LirsrboOl Paper Of Msv 14th.
The !ndian, from Liverpool, for Boston, has
put into Falmouth with damage, and part of her
cargo thrown overheard
The Victory, Itadmeyne, from Charleston, for
Liverpool, was abandoned at sea on tie ID of
october Grew saved by the Carbonear, bound
20 Malta.
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he motions was agreed to.
T'RIH.lTE LOSSES - SERVLr q.

On motion OF Mr.. Taucey, the house resolved
itself into Committee of the whole. Mr. Nelson
IN The chair, on The bill authorizing the payment
for PrTa, property lost, captured, or DESTROYED,
whist IN the service of tue United States during
tie late war.
Various amendments Of a verbal nature were
made TO the bill, on which considerable discus
sion took place, not very Interesting TO the pub
lie generally.
The most earnest discussion took place on mo.
tons successfully made by Mr. Desha, MIR. Tho.
mas, Mo Wide, and Mr. Clay, to amend the bill
90 as 10 include ,he case Of the horses belonging
to those militia who captured Proctor's army,
SHAT were LOST in consequence of their riders be-
,ag separated from and crossing tie Lake With
out then horses, which we're left in the care of
the United States Officers
These motions were advocated by the above
gcndemen, aud others, and opposed BY Mr. Yam
eey ard o.hers. The main objection to them
was. that the daily allowance (by the act of17O5)
70 mounted volunteers and militia, for The Use Of
their horses, was intended 10 cover all risks, ex.
cept those incident 10 battle; and that the ac-
cidenis orbreaking loose, getting mired, &c ty
which The horses IN question were lost, were
such as were intended 10 be covered by the libe.
raj allowance of40 cents per day fog the use and
risk OfhOrses. On the other hand, il was conten
/ dsd, With force, that the United Stasts, having
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-30

Fourteenth Congress Of tire Tinted States. al the
first session. begun GndAeld at he Clty If tVllsE-
fnston, i's the Territory efCOiun6ia, On .IIoa.lav
tile J,"rfh day Of December, one thousand eieie
hundred and fifteen
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We are assured that Monsieur is to
suit Paris this week, to visit the western
departments.
Night guards are about to be organized
In the department of l'Oise, on account
Of the Diligence between Palais and Paris
being rubbed.
Report says that it has been resolved in
council of Allies, that the garrison OF
Paris shall not consist of English only, as
was at first intended, but that it shall be
composed of 1000 Russians, 1000 Austri-
ans, 1000 Prussians, 1000 English, some
auxiliary troops.
la tie Gazette Ofiicielle of this day,
we find an instruction on the part of the
ministers Of war, for a commission to
be formed, for the purpose Of examin-
iug the conduct of the Officers who sery-
ed during the late usurpation. 1st. Tue
remove from actual service those dagger
Gus men who would corrupt the spirit of
the troops. Cd. To establish necessary
distinction bctweenthe officers who attach
ed themselves TO the usurpers cause with
eaeerness, and those who merely joined in
the bad example which they set them.
Nov. l6.--lt appears that the treaty be
tween the French and Allied Powers will
be signed on the morning Of the 10Th. The
departure Of Lord Castlereagh for England,
and Of Prince Hardenbdrg for Frankfort
sand Berlin are announced for the begin
ing Of next week. The Bureaux Of NJ.
Pfyel, are, it is said, to remove at the
same time.
PARIS Nov. II.
The Govenorof Yalencienucs persists
in refusing to let the Prussians enter
THAI city.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-01
March %
TO RENE

THE three story brick dzueNng House
at the corRer of Fairfax and Cameron.
streets, now in the occupation of Tho
mas Her6ert, Esquire. The situation
is well calculated for private family OF
boarding beuse-the cellar will answer
FOR grocery store or porter cellar, and
will be rented separately from the house
If necessary-it is dry, lsrge, and coed
stand, Also, all the vacant lots to the
east of the said house. on Cameron
street, either for term of years or for
ever. Application to be made to
NOBLET HERBERT.
March Is 5tawlm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-01

sunnly. a constitution for an Iron
company hath been digested under the
spectien Of tho most experienced ron
masters, with a special view OF eel
t,,ntv in the necessary funds, perma
nence Of operation, and safety g each
individual Stockholders !: and l ot1ef
thereby, strong inducements to those
inclined to engage in such Company J;
outing the property, with allEs adyan-
taees, at less to the Company tot which
I wish to be one) than VIVA. It would
actually sell for, in farp and wood lots,
know of no men, of commoa pru
dence, that have failed to amass fortunes,
by this business, where the ore has been
plentiful and good, and the wood aban-I
dant---w no have adopted the improved
mode, which was FIRST praetlsed inPenn
sylvania, by Mr.. Robert Coleman who
coming ia stranger into the country, &
commencing With nothing but his SUI
psrior ssgacity and activity, made BY
that business princely fortune in a few
years; and is now the largest owner OF
Iron-Works in America!!
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing any OF
this property, or of engaging in the l.
ron concern, will be pleased to apply to
the subscriber in this placer to Maj.
Wan. Hickman, near Cbarlestown, JET
fcrson Coonty--or to MIR. Abel Jenners
near Waterford in Loudoun CouHty
and Il by letter to pay postage.
Ferdinando Fairfax.
\ July S. law
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-01
This is to give Notice.

That the subscl ibcr has obtained
from the Orphans Court OF A'exan-
dria county, in the District OF Cosum
oia, Letters Testameh'arl OIL me u
state ofChristian Blackburn late OF sac
county, deceased-Asi persons !laMHe
claims against the said DeceGent, ar'
hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof duly ad
thenticated and passed by the or'
phans' Court, to the subscriber, on or
before the 9th day of Sept. next, o.
they may by law be excluded from al
benefit to said estate: and those IN
debtcd thereto are required to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9th ga!
March, 1915.
Bushrod Washington,
Ex'or sof Christian blackburn de- d..
March 9 ."
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80 Dollars Reward.

TSHE under described Mu,,tto NJ,
4 Slave, JAMES. abscona,d i. 'ai
Robert K. Jones, in November Las, ~
ter robbing him Of 4 or 500 D,lI.r. !.
money and clothes-was appreb.ndaa
In Philadelphia, Irom whence h. W..
shipped on board the sioop Inlu.I,r
myself master, on the 9th instant, and
made his escape from Said vessel on II.
night OF the 2sd, about 10 miles beIo,
this city: it is not known whether h.
went en- shore on the moth or son,b
side OF James River, but the latter j,
most p obable, as he would perhaps %
to Petersburg, where he ha. wife and
several children JAmesisa bright mu.
iatto, about the ordinary stature, say 5
feet or 9 inches high, Stout, formed,
has fine glossy black hair, which curl.
very much, pretty lolg shiskers, a
scar across bis nose, good frost teeth,
thick lips, with smiling inteiligen,
countenance, and is very polite and
talkatve: one of his fore fingers (whe.
tber that en- the right or left hand i, not
recollected) is very much shriyelled,
and retains large scar from having
been badly CUT he bad On, when he es.
capped, a grey mixed coatee, aud sordu-
roy pantaIoons, with boots very much
worn. The above reward Of Fifty Dol.
lars will be paid, on his delivery 10 Ro.
bert K. Jones in Richmond, or Thirty
Dollars if he is secured in any Jail Of
this, or either of the adjoining States.
Alexander Taylor.
Richmond, Va. March, 24-4S.
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4 offer to the attention Of .Nonied
Men Of discernmsat,
A VERY VALU A BIZ Z
IRON ETATE,

On the rivers Shenandoah and Pc-
somac, in the connties of Jefferson and
Louaoun for the working of which, /
wish 10 form small butable Company,
on permanent principles; deeming the
present moment to be peculiarly favor
able for it's operations.
The Eats for such Works have been
viewed by practical men s pronounced
eood---sac ore banks are conveniently
situated, and the ore abundant, easily
raised, and rich yielding iron of verv
superior quality, as appearsfrom the tes-
timony of those who have made and
wrought it;--there are several favorable
scites;--the command of water is power
ful;--and the wood on twenty thousand
acres OF land (aii of one trac,l is sbunf
dant and conyenient.-There are few
any such Iron estates in America; and
this is peculiarly favorable in situation
to the seat of government, where sup
ply of Iron of the best quality is always
IN demans, and where it must be high
~ important to have it free from the
chances of War
The proposed works will be happily
situated for tbs supply of wealthy and
Po2aisus farming country, needing such
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CASH


Maria. alias Sally preut,
RIM AWAY from my farm, on 'as
night OF 18th instant. She Is a '"s,
dark mulatto or light coIe'ed nsTr 70
woman, about % to "a years old. WIN ...
prominent eyes and rather psf ID a..
behavior, pretty yell dressed ans ! Ssa
rally appears nest, and generally Wv. sfi in
a handkerchief lied round her I'' ';,i, i.
the manner OF the French co'oF e. bn,
This girl is supposed to s DC I,ss' vas va,
in order to establish such freedom ~" NV
permitted by the claimant to 's' .,io " BY
the name Of Prout ore free col:'f = i Pm
ple and live near Annapolis; II , - ',n
posed she 10 however citAsr ID
dria or Washington. .,,a,o her
As the girl may not be emu "a - ~ Ia.
freedom on full trial, it VIII ~ T." own.
sy in that ease to return her to the s, 0So Of
er. | will therefore give FsS W. con.
Ten Dollars, to have her taken "AN
6ned 50 that sc, her ssa''., coTT.
occoouan, Virgins, #
March 27--3'. r.Je,,l Re.
~ The Editors ofthe Fedora 1.sr. are
nshLcan and National lbtebIgsn' .dysr.
requested Ito to publish the aesT' '1 air &c.
tisement three times, ana ''"'
cor,ts IN this Office.
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This is to give Notice,

..ftl = Y @ ~
That the subscribers of Alexandra
County in the District of Columbus.
have obtained from the Orphans Court
aforesaid, letters Of administration on
ha estate of Robert Smith late of the
c unity aforesaid, deceased: all persons
aying claims against the said decedent
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the sub.
scribers duly authenticated & passed by
he Orphans Court, on or before the
tn day Of Sept. next, or they may by
law be excluded from all benefit to said
.state and those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this lth day
Of March 1878.
John Smith.
Administrator of Robert Smith:
NJ. 4
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A MOORE, Reg'r.
This is to owe Notice.

Ito AZ " 81
That the subscriber of Alexandria coun.
ty in the district OF Columbia has obtain
ed from the Orphans Court of said
County, letters Testamentary on the
estate of Rich. b Brandt late of the
said County, dec'd-All persons having
claims against the SAID decedert are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
duly authenticated and passed BY the
Orphans Court, on CT before the llth
lay of Aug next, or they may BY law
&c excluded frem all benefit to said
state, and those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payment.
Given under any hand this ! lth day OF
MarCn 1915.
Wilson Smoot,
E1'or. Of r B: Brandt.
Eareh 4w
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Five Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the Subscriber a.
beat the middle of last week, Ne
gro Bow named
.M.iRK AJNTHO.NY,
Well known by the name of JONAH
He is about l | wears of age, AID isnow
lurking about the Town. I will give
the above reward to any person who
will bring him to me, or give iniorma-
ton where lso is. All persons are fore :
warned harboring said Boy at their Pc
ril.
HORACE FIELD.
March so. st
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Horace Field,
Has for sale, at his Nail hla"s''''
| II.;nn efreef, ia

Has for sale, at his Nal 'fa"
Union street, -, ds.
Nsil., Bcads and sprig., Of !, ' ssssgc'sssI.
seription wrought and eG9 ,'oiIdlsr.' and
and etail q quantity OF 'aao' ssspsriar
trunk makers Tacks of a VEINS very So 4, s.
:. and 7, inch spikes, h''hs s ans d I otis,
an" se 1e,i il ' the building lice when
be sold on reasonable terms, .a,s u,y DO
supplied on tbs sA9rIes ,.,.Iaed.
favor grstefully aekno"'' ~
March 50.
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Orphans Court,

Alexandria County, March Term, lsl5.
ORDERED, That the Administers
tors Of Robt. Smith deceased, do insert,
the following advertisement three times
a week for 4 weeks n the A'exan-
dria newspapers
Is A Copy-Test; 80
A. MOORE, Reg'r. 9sts5' =
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Orphans Court,

Alexandria County, March Term. 1915
ORDERED, Tha: tic Executor OF
Christian blackburn deceased, do H..
sert the following Advertisements ee
times week four weeks in n A.
lexanalia newspapers.
a Copy--Test,
A. MOORE, Reg'r.
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Dissolution of Partnership.
Msrch so.

THE partnership heretofore subsist-
ing between Reed and Bowie, Painters,
wa. dissolved on the Esd Instant by mu
,ual consent: All persons having claims
against the firm. will please bring In
their 6ills for settlement and those IN
dsbted therete will please make pay
ment to either Of the subscribers. The
business in future will be carried on at
the same place by r S.Bowie, who
sill remains solicitous of his fermer
customer. and the public at large.
Thomas Reed.
Reuben S. Bo1oie.
March 80. St
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Administrator of Robert Smith
ORPHANS COURT.

.Aerandria County, March Term, 1915.
ORDERED, that the Executor
of Richard q Brandt deco. do insert
he following advertisement three times
4 week for A weeks in the Alexandria
newspapers.
A CoPY-TEsr.
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A Copy-Test.
A. MOORE, Register.

This is to give notice, That
the subscribers of Alexandria County,
in the District OF Columbia, have obtain
ed from the Orphans Court of said
County, letters of administration On the
estate of JOSEPH THOMAS late OF
the county aforesaid, deceased.-All
persons having claims against the said
deccdent, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof du.
ly authenticated and passed by the Or
phan's Court, to the subscribers on or
before the 9th day of Aug. next. orthey
may by law be excluded from all bene.
fit to said estate, and all those Indebted
thereto are required to make immedi.
ate payment.
Given under our hands this 18th day
Feb l2ls
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A-1andriaI County, March Term, 1915
ORDER 10, That the Aon.l'
aistrat9r OF anthony Grease jr. deceas.
ed, de insert the following adversi.e-
ment three times a week for 4 weeks
In the Alexandria Newspapers.
ropv Test
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Ornban's Court:

.Agerandria County, FEB. Term 1915.
ORDERED, That the administrators
of JosEpH THOMAS decd, do insert the
following advertisement three times a
week for weeks in the Alexandria
Newspapers.
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Public Sale.

EpY virtue of decree OF the Gil.
I'd cult Court tol the county OF A.
lexandria, made in the suit instituted
in the said Court by the Executors Of
benjamin. Shrcyc, decd against Isaac
Shreve and Others. will be sold al
public auction on Monday the i7th
day of April next at the Coffee House
in Alexandria,
One undivided fourth part
Of three story brick house, with I {
appurtenances, situated at the corner
OF Prince and Union Stress osses-
sion to be given on the Attn oiOctober
mkt.
ALSO,
One undivided fourth part
of House and Lot on St. Asaph's
Street, Including Lot on Duke ST.
IN which is stable In the occupat'oi
of Eaward Stsb!er, subj ct to the liie
est.te of Su4a mar Hartshorne there's
,ALS0,
One undivided fourth part
OF L8t or half Acre OF ground, Beng
part of a square Of ground binding
on Duke, pstiiek and Wolf Streets.
ALSO,
One fourth OF 81 Shares of
po.omac Bang Stock. The whole o.
tn prop@riy viii be sold subject to ar
annuity oil lis year during the ilte
of Susannah Hstshorne.
The terms Of sale viii be one fourth
in Cash, and the balance In three equal
instruments of 4, 8 and IL months
The purchaser giving notes negotiable
in bank with approved endcrsers ior
tie inst4lnents and lien upon The
property sold to secure the payrenta
The sale TO take place at 2 O'Clock.
Jas. Keith, Jr, Cs,u'rs,
Iho's Swami,
March III dts
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"a WY C"N'
A. Moore, Reg'r,

This is to give Notice, ] hat
the Subscriber of Alexandra County
IN the District Of Columbia, has eb-
aiaed frem the orphan's Coart of said
county, Letters of Administration on
he personal Estate of .dn:hony Crease,
IF. decd ali persons having cl.ims
against the said Decedent, arc hereby
warned to exhibit the same witt
the vouchers thereof, to the SUBJ
scriber duly authenticated and passee
by the Orphans Court. on OR before
he 9th day of Sept. next, or they
may by law be excluded from all bene-
fit to said Estate, and those Indebted
thereto are required to make imme-
date payment Given Hnder my hand
his oh day of March 1915.
John IL. Crease,
.Aim'r Of anthony Crease. Jr.
Mar 9 4w
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NOTICE.

IVJIIOA.
/ WISH to purchase few hundred
tons Of PAYING STONE, for which
liberal price viii be given by apply
ing to
J. LAWRASON,
Superintendent Police.
March g
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VIM. Weston,
John M'Cobb.

Adm'rs Of Joseth Thomas decd.
Feb. Is ~ Sw