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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-18

Henry, coffee and hides, Gro. T. Ste
thomson. Left there 18th inst. schoonei
Isymph, Morris, of Philadelphia; Fox
|Nveynne, of Baltimore !; Sarah ant
Hannah, of Charleston, to sail in about
so days. for their respective ports. The
schooner Hollins, of Baltimore, was ex-
lpected from Porto Cayello to take IL
part Of her cargo, and would sail for
Baltimore in about Is days after-The
|schr.. Boyle, Worth, for N. York ; sally
Hand, Curtis, for Philadelphia /; and
Oscar, Brown, for Norfolk, sailed the
former on the 18th, and the two latter
10Th Aug. The schr. Franklin, Diggs,
&c Baltimore, sailed from Laguira, for
Porto Cavello, and remained there until
|25th, without efecting a sale Of any
t,art Of her cargo.
At that time the commandment ordered
the captain to discharge his cargo for 90
yernment, or leave the harbor in IL
hours the latter was chozen and he
sailed for Maracaybo. From the frying
pan into the fire. A schr. from New
Port. with Spanish supercargo appear
ed off Laguayra to try the market, and
sailed for Porto Cavello; part of her
cargo had been seized by government,
and an order given by the Junta, or in
tendant general for payment which
would not be complied with, as the jun
ia of Caracas have determined to pay
mo more orders on them, alledsing as a
reason, that the intendant at Porto Ca.
yeIlo makes bad bargains. Gu the Goth
Aug. the Tuckahoe was seized in the
harbor of Ia Guayra as a pirate, at the
instigation of some i'll disposed persons.
who asserted she had plundred Spa
nish vessel on her passage out of a guam
tity of Catalonia vine, and had then on
board eighty pipes. consequently guard
of soldiers were dispatched for the crew
of the T. who were taken out by force
and confined in separate prisons, put in
the stocks without being allowed provi-
sions or water for "a hours a guard of
soldiers was placed over captain Wilson,
and search Immediately made for the
vine, in lieu of which they found FIVE
boarding pixies. &c. being her former ar
nameut, according to her papers this
circumstance made great noise, created
strange ground for detention !; her sails
were Immediately unbent, and sent on
shore, and all her water, shot, powder,
and hoisted on deck, in the midst of al
thunder storm. while the vessel Law al
most on her beam ends. On the 22d.|
capt. w. officers and crew went through
the usua! interrogations, the answers to-
which with the ships papers were sent
to Caracas to be examined By the kings
advocate, who, after minute investi-
cation, ordered the vessel and her ar
mament to be Immediately restored,
there being no ground for ,detention.--
It was reported at ,aguayra that Cuma-
na and Barcelona had been taken by the
patriots, but not generally known, as
measures were taken to conceal it. Gen.
Norillo was preparing to lombard Car
thagena on 10th August.
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To Rent

TSHE STORE under the house noe
4 occupied by Thomas Herbert, Esq
at the corner of Fairfax and Cameron
streets, it's N complete order. Posses
sion to be given Immediately.
ALSO,
Several valuable building LOTS on Ca
meren. street, extending from Fairfax
to Union streets; they will be rented for
a term of years or for ever on reasonable
terms-Cameren street will be pavce
during the summer. For terms apply to
MIR. Thomas Herbert or the subscriber.
n. Herbert.
August,2 saw9m
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A. Moore, Reg.
This is TO give Notice,

m,
That the subscriber OF Alexandria county
IN the Distrist of Columbia. has obtained
nom the Orphans Court of said county
lestegs Of administration on the personal
estate of Richard WalssS, late of said
county deceased-All persons having
Claims against tie said decedent, are here7
BY warned to exhibit the same with the
Vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber, on or
before the 9th dav of March next, Or
,sey may by lazy be excluded from all
benefit to said estate. aud th0sc indebted
hereto are REQUIRED to make immediate
Payment to the subscriber at tie house
selJohn A. Stewar. -Giyen under my
land this 9th day Of September 1915.
fEiER COTTON,
.G4ta.'s oj Richard Watsh.
September 6. cow.
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.NrorfaI.. Sent. 10


A letter from Elizabeth City, N. C.
states, that during the late gale, every
vessel at Oeracock Bar, except one brig,
we're driven on shore, most of which It
is feared will be lost. The letter did
not state that any lives were lost. A.
Iapng the vessels lost, is the new ship
ii'fastry, Capt. Foster, of this port +:
capt. I. describes the gale to have been
OF unexampled violence; Of twenty sail,
but one as we have remarked, escaped.
It was understood that the great rise of
the tide had done considerable damage
at Newbera and Washington.
From the information of captains who
have since arrived, we are induced to
believe taat the gale has been more vio-
lent further southwark.
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A gentleman, who had just arrived at
lexington, kentucky, August as, from
st. Louis, informs, that a treaty of peace
has been negotiated with all the hostile
tribes Of Indians In that quarter, & that
depredations on the frontiers had ceased.
Col. Miller's regiment was ordered to
Detroit, and is to be replaced by the one
commanded BY col. Nicholas.
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VTvHE subscriber has on hand and in
II tends keeping, large and con.
slant supply of Ground Plaster for sale
at a reduced price, at the Mill on King
street, few doors below the Union
Bank, and at his store on the wharf.
"A. p. Gouer.
September 19. EN-
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The village Of Plattsburg is fast reco-
vering from the destruction of buildings
by fire. during its occupation by the enc
my in September last. The court house
and gaol, formerly of wood, are rebuild
ing Of brick anil stone, and are in great
farwardness. The street, where the fire
was first communicated to Judge Grifin's
house, and which was nearly destroyed,
is rapidly rebuilding--seyeral stores,
dwelling houses. &c. are rebuilding in
ether parts Of the town.-PLat. Rep.
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Swedes Iron.

so ton Swedes Iron assorted sizes and
four cases American manufactured Shirt
lnss and Ging!isms. just received per
sioop Regulator and for sale by
i. III. Rowland.
Sept. 12 dew
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BAfalo, Sept. S.

On Saturday morning last, while H.
B. NJ. schrs. Tecumseh and Nawash
were doubling Point Abino, twelve
miles above fort Erie), a violent squall
arose ard carried away the Tecumseh's
bowsprit. and both masts by the board !;
and strange to relate, though many per-
sons were on board, not a soal was In
jured.
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To Ran !,

A ND possession to be given imme-
"A diately. the Storeand Cellar. next
ssaor to G. and /. P. Thompson, and late
Y occupied by Samuel Mark, 4 Cot
an excellent stand for business, Tor
&fns-Apply to ao,-
Aug. 81. sawt.
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Orpans' Court.

slsranaric CoaEty, Sept. Isrm, 1915
that the administer Of
~ Richard Vaisk, decd, do insert
the following allseftisement three times a
week for tsgo weeks iniftAe Alexandria
newspapers.
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ALEXANDRIA:
! MONDAY, slpTnnnrs 49,

We are informed that the Prince Re-
gent has appointed .anthony st. Jokn 3D.
ker, ESQ. British Consul General to the
u. States Of America.
.Neao-Y York: Gazette.
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French School.

French, School.
Z INTEND opening a school on the
h 1st of next month for the tuition OF
the French language, provided a suffi-
cient number of scholars can be obtained.
For particulars apply to the subscriber
or to Edward Stabler, Jr.
Vim Lamphier.
September Is
Understanding from Mr.. VIM. Lam
phier that he proposes opening a French
school, it is with pleasure l can state
that having frequently conversed with
him in that language, believe him qua
lifted for the undertaking.
A. C. CaScnCre.
Alsxandria, Oct. 16, 1918.
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~ !. Is
I" AS water trembling, in polish'd
vase.
Sports with the beam that plays upon
its face,
As the bright gems Of Heav'n, reflect
and break,
From the smooth surface Of the peace
fut lake,
So the pure pleasures of devotion find
A brighter mirror in the female mind."
An accomplished, Unable, and limo.
cent young Lady. who had been spending
the summer months in the country, saw
her face in the glass as she passed it
with a lightin her hand, returning fron
evening prayers, and having just close
her Bible. Her eyes were cast to the
with inexpressib!e modesty, a.
the sight of her own countenanee, which
expressed the heavenly serenity Of her
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BUFEALo. Euorsf 90

@ CN--IA%oS -ARSISl ~So.
b. late arrivals at this place from De-
troit we learn. that Messrs. Harrison,
M'Arthur and Graham, the commission
ers. appointed to treat with the Indians,
had arrived at that place. and would pro-
badly soon proceed to Rrownstown, as
the council is proposed to be held there
on the sOth instant. The day on which
it was originally intended to be held was
the Goth, but on account of the small
number of Indians who bad come in. it
was deferred until the s0th. The Indi-
aus. since the arrival of the 9th regiment,
had manifested degree of 'shyness more.
indicative offear thanfriendship. A gen
tleman Of veracity and intelligence says,
that when that regiment arrived at Be
troit, there were more than 5000 Indians
in the immediate vicinity of that place,
distinct from the great numbers who were
at Maiden, and along On the river be-
tween the two places. They had been
very insolent and troublesome, q eycit-
ed much uneasiness among the inhabi-
tants. But as soon as our troops arrived
they began to leave our side in great
numbers-5G0 went off in one day.
The numbers and apparent hostility of
the Indians which were collected around
Detroit gave every reason to believe that
they designed attacking that place. as the
GARRISON previous to the arrival of the
last troops, wasvery inefficient. A Bri-
fish officer at Maiden, told our informant
that the Indians had matured plan to
surrrize and capture one of our boats
loaded with troops, when passing UP the
river, and that they were diverted from
putting their project in execution by a
mere accident. All accounts confirm
the belief that the intentions of the In
dams have been directly hostile ;whether
the appearance of our force will inspire
them with different sentiments, is uncer-
Whatever may be the event, we
hope our government will send troops
enough to that quarter in season to be
prepared for it.
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German Goods for, Sale.

herman JOOdS lot Salc.
YEyHE subscriber has imported per
brig Hunter from Bremen, guam
tity Of German Linens Of various kinds,
Amongst which are
6 boxes Of Shifting Linens
vastly superior to Irish Linens Of ths
same price-ALso, a quantity of Glass
Ware, quart and pint Decanters, pint
and half pint tumblers, glass bottles, sc.
Also, coffee mills, straw knives, look
ing glasses, watch glasses, slate pencils,
sealing wax. etc. etc. Also, a few tons
assorted bar iron and steel. These goods
have been carefully selected by VIM. IL.
Miller, and will be sold low by
NJ. MILLER.
Also for Sale,
A few bushels fresh Timothy Seed.
September Is. cow
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Public Sale.
nm SATURDAY, the Esd inst. wilt
W be sold, OH the premises, Lot Of
Ground, situate on the east side of FAR
between Cameron 4 Queen
streets, 90 feet front on Faixfax by 90
feet deep. Terms made known at the
place of sale. b
p G. Marstellr.
September 16.
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Vim Lampllier.
Ground Plaster.

Alexandria. Oct. Is, 1918.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-01

PARIS, July Z, 1915.
After the reading of the message, the
members rose spontaneously and retired
without any deliberation.
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nv ent up to his majesty and addressed
him. He said that the municipal corps
d his good city Of Paris had IN VAN a re-
lecloed the unanimous crleslof all Ialth'ui
subjects, It announced to ali the Ere lsh
1.-The imminent dangers with which tkess
were threatened; but there are moments
In which Heaven permits not the voice
|of magistrate to be heard. After adj
Iyerting to the calamities brought upon
the country by Bonaparte, he thus pro-
lceeded -" Heaven has taken upon It
self the work Of vengeance; 1t restores
you, Sire, to US, only to pardon. Your
majesty interposes between Europe and
your PEOPLE togiye us peace, to reconcile
Jus again with all nations.'' He cenclud
ed with an appeal to the French, urging
the necessity Of concord, and rallylns
round their legitimate sovereign. Pro
found silence prevailed, while tie king
made the following reply
g 1t was not without extreme pain and
|afHiction that left Paris. The testii"o-
MES of fidelity of my good city OF Paris
did not fail to reach me. | return to it
with emotion. foresaw the evils with
which it was threatened-l visa to pre-
vent and repair them. +"
The procession then pursued its ronte
|thro' the Fauxbourg, St. Denis, y BY the
|BouIeyards. The whole population
thronged to the line along which the King
was to pass. He aligfted at the palace
of the fhuileries, greeted all the way by
uninterrupted shouts and acclamations.
Alright the whole city was spontaneously
illuminated in the most brilliant manner.
Perfect ira guilty prevailed. Nothing
excited the idea Of the triumph Of a party
on the contrary, every thing announced
the concurrence of all parties in an unani-
NOUS and henceforWard una'teratle sem
timent-devotion and loyalty to the mo-
march, the union OF all wishes and all ef-
fo.ts to restore Liberty to France under
a protecting government. and happiness
through peace which all Europe desires
and which viii be sealed by this great
event.
The Emperor Alexander will reside at
the Elysee Bourbon the Duke of Wei
Iington in the Chansee d'Antin and
marshal Butcher, with the Prussian staff
in the FauxLours St. German.
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Aa s'os y 49,.
Rippon Lodge,

Centainiue. from 7Go to 500 acres on Pc
.tes,sc River, aboit miles from Dunn
fries as.d 90 from alexandria. The seii
is good sor corn, small grain and grass.
The improvements are a dwelling i,cuse
IN good repair containing six rooms, Z
Kitchen, laundry, stables and other ne
cessasy house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry9 belonging TO this estate
cifer 70 the purchaser the most f!atterins
pr0spect of rendering this a valuable
farm by an inennsiderabe devotion of IA
J. hour. For terms apply to the subscribe,
J, .sS,sto .Nobist iierbert, hsq. of Alexan,l,ia
john A Washington,
sysar Charlest0"n' Jefferson County, Va
y june ii.
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:. Mn Lords ard Ggntlemsn.

" it is the will and pleasure Of his Roy
al Highness the Prince Regent, acting IN
the name and on behalf Of his Majesty
that this Parliament be prorogued 10
Tuesday the 22L day Of August next 70
be then there holden; and this PaTilame'l!
is accordingly prorogued to Tuesday "'
ed day Of August next"
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Foreign Intelligence.
PARIS, July 3.
Chamber Of Peers.
PARIS, July 8.
Sitting of July Z.

Sitting of July q.
I AT half past 5 O'Clock the ioiio"ii'se
message was received:
Mr.. president-fIifherto we gelleve
that the intention of the allied sove-
reisns were not unanimous upon the
choice of the Prince Who'is to reign III
France. Our. plenipotentiarles gave US
the same assurances upon thelrreturA'
However the ministers and generals OF
the allied powers have declared yester-
day in the conferences they have had
with tie President of the COMMISSION,
that AL the sotereigns had engaged to
replace Louis 18th upon the throne, and
that he is to make this evening OF to-
morrow his entrance into the capital.
Foreign troops have just occupied the
ThuilIesles, where the governments sit
ting.
In this state Of affairs, we can only
breathe wishes for the country, and cur
deliberations being no longer tree, we
thinkit our duty to separate.
Marshal Prince of Esling and the Pre-
feet of the Seine, have been charged to
watch over the maintenance of pubic or
der, safety and tranquility.
have the honor, &c.
(Signed)
The Duke of Ctranto,
Count Greniere
quinett-,
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Parliamentary Proceedings.
HOUSE OF LORDS, July Il.
The Pr0ro@ati0n.

A few minutes after 9 O'Clock, his
royal highness the Prince Regent, attend
ed by TIE royal suite, entered the house:
and being seated on the throne in ms
Iroyal robes, Sir Thomas IyrWhltt.
Knight, gentleman usher OF the black
Irod, was despatched to order the attend
lance Of the Commons, who forthwith to
a great number, with the speaker at
their head, appeared at the bar.
The Prince Regent then delivered the
following speech from the thrcne:
".Ny lords md Gentlemen,
T" eanEot close this session of par
|liament, without again expressing my
Ideep regret at the continuance CT his
lnaiesty's lamented indisposition.
:. 1T the commencement of the pre-
Isent session, | entertained a confident
hope. that the peace which had conciud-
| ed in coniunction with his majesty's al
lies. would meet with no interruption
| that, after SO many years Of continued
warfare and unexampied calamity, the
nations OF Europe would be allowed to
enter that repose for which they had
been SO long contending and snat ycEi
efforts might be directed to alleviate the
Iburthens Of his majesty's people, and to
adopt such measures as might best pro-
mote the internal prosperity OF his do
minions.
" These expectations were dlsafpolnt-
ed hy an act of violence and perfdy OF
which no sarsllel can be found in histo-
Try.
:: The usurpation ofthe supreme au-
lthority in France BY Bonaparte, IN con-
sequence of the detection OF the French
armies from their legitimate sovereign,
Eappeared to me to be so Incompatible
with the general security of other coun-
| tries, as we'll as with the engagements
| to which the French nation had recently
been party, that telt | had no alter
native but 10 employ the military resour-
ces of his majesty's dominions, in cor
Junction with his majesty's allies, to
prevent the establishment CT system
which experience has proved to be the
source of such incaleulable woes to Gu-
rope. =,
$ Under such circumstances you will
have seen with just pride and sat.sfac-
ton, the splendid success with which it
has pleased Divine Providence to bless
lhis majesty's arms and those Of his al
Ines.
Whilst the glorious and ever memo
trable battle obtained at Waterloo, by
Field Mashals the duke of Wellington
land price Butcher, has added fresh lps-
tue to the Characters of those great eoP'-
alanders, and has exalted tie military
Reputation of this soultry beyond all tor
ncr example, it has at the same time
produced the most decisive ELECTS on
Tie operations of tie war, by delivering
rom INVASION the dominions OF the KING
| Of the Netherlands, and by placing IN
| the short spacs of fifteen days, the city
# Paris, and large part OF the king
dom of France, in the military occupa-
ton Of the allied armies.
;. Amidst events SO important, am
,onfdent you will see how necessary 1t
:. that there should be no relaxation III
|ouy exertious, until shah be enabled ia
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Notice.

yESiIE Subscriber has commenced the
81 Bahing Business, at the corner OF
King and Union streets, in the house late
IL occupied by Mr.. Andrew Jamison
where he will keep constant supply o.
crakers, superfne Pilot & Navy Breas
Of the best quality.
jacob Butts.
August Ia.
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August TO.
Jefferson Land for Sale.

a BOIrT ea2 Acres in the county o
IS JeGiersop and State Of Virginia, on
t. lad leau.ns from Winchester to
b.,i more, II mics from the former, II
fen, Harper's E,egry and 5 from Charles
toYr-60 miles, IN Alexandria, George
tc..a and the CITY of Washington. The
engagements are new brick house, z
stories high, a barn 10 feet square, sta
bic. &c.
The soil is of the very first quality.
well adapted to the growth of timothy.
clover and every species of grain-More
t!,an half of the land IS covered with TIM.
Der of the best quality
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4 valuable Farm and ALI!
FOR Sale.

yEN:IE subscriber will sell by AUTHORITY
d the .lliN md Plantation when ~
now occupies, belonging to Lydia hoaSS.'
situated on tie edge Of a German ss'gel
ment in the County Ct Loudon, y H 4o,i
N. w. Of Leesburg and two and an n Ia, ]
miles from Waterford, on Beaser-t-~tt
Creek, and in one Ct the best ;51 !, S ,rsr
neiehborhoods in the county. lls w. s'' i,
confa;ns ESQ Acres. SURPASSED BY Hohe u
the county for its fertility. About 5. o " J
third of tile land is well tinlberea' " ~ ~.
balance in state oihish cuid'aup, md
whole Of which is well vatered; na1 vi
one or more springs in eaco led, .l,o nd
mill is a strong frame building: wv r't1
a half stories l,igh with three io"'i f.s " n
one pair cf manufacturing borr:' ' c5io j
diameter, together with Erers' !' 'anrtri
~ complete, AID one ralr o. IS ' ars =, I
stepes. four feet in diameter i n'. I'D
also on the premises ard near 'n' arol
comfortable dwelling house ar
miller's house, a good i"aEasa D~''
other accessory out houses. ;,s it'd
atom ne and nI numerous advants:s, WIZ n .oi
l,. N I,a wortbv the attention q ,.o ."
uerson DESTROYS of investing ti'St ,i;@r, +
III 'ea' e SAMUEL .i0s"'1
N. B. The above described I| E,i5a 4
viii be sold eitherin a bedy u y l. L
may best suit purchasers II
Loudoun Co. March ~ eof Z
April Is. n /
c. Wants a ltra'i 70 = rspI
o., age. Fer particulars apP''
Printer. u.
July 80.
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ing Of
sIapann'd, black, red
& white tea trays
Plate warmers and
Dressing cases
|shovels and tongs
Green wire ient!eS
iron, tin. & copper
| tea kettles
Sauce pans
Pins 8
Needles
Knitting pins
Iron and .iapan'd
Z candle-sticks
|crambo, Toupee &
knife cenbs
Cloth, nail, hair.
crumb, pant an1
sweeping brushes
Shot bolts. powder
TASKS, fishing rods
lines and hooks
NV alking canes and
whips
Pocket books, back
CANNON boards.
snuH boxes, pla
ted can9lesticks,
eastors, &c.
Suns, pistols. dirks,
and gun-A ints.
Vices, ansils, spades
shovels, frying
pans, bar 81 sheet
lad and tin plates
Bar ron, steel, anc
Wagon boxes.
ALSO,
Silt aid mahogany
framed pier look :
ing glasses
Toilet and pocket
! glasses &
Military goods and
eseIeFy, AMI
IF ether articles,
sale on moderate
retail.
If.