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~ He Subscriber has justreceiyed
and offers for sale at his store on
vowel's wharf, so dozen bottles English
is tierces Hibbert's brown
stout in bottles, Is bbls. Irish mess pork,
Cork inspection, 200 bushels northern
Of a superior quality, and q
few casks Goshen cheese.
William Garner.
Nov lS It
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$50 Dollars Rev ard.

IN ANYWAY from the subscriber on
(EN, SATURDAY. the 10th inst. a bright
mulatto boy named JOSHUA. formerly
1.-The property ofMr. VIM. Hsdgson, a
bout 5feet6 inches high, from 20 to 2l
years Of age, stout made and handy leg
| sed !; has swing in his walk, large blue
Ieyes, large mouth and one OF his lore
teeth out; had on when ne went OF a
nair ii blue pantaloons and roundabou.
liacketof the same, but it is probable he
NAV have chsnged them--It is probable
Inc will make for Baltimore, Philadelphia
or New York. where he viii attempt to
|ret employment as Confectioner, in
which business he has been employed.
H will Give a reward of e5 dollars for Sc
curing him. iftaken 10 Alexandra and
|ffty # taken within 90 miles, and the a.
|boye reward if taken further fiom Alex
andria, and reasonable charges u brought
home. ,x, nrrr mn
N r. Masters of vessels and others
ARE cautioned against harboring or carry
inc off said fellow, as they will be dealt
with according to law for 50 DONG
Dec. 10
The Editor of the baltimore Federal
Gazette will please publish the above e 4
very other zines. -
A person well acquainted
with the Dry Goods Business, and who
las q complete knowledge OF accounts,
wants situation.
Enquire Of the Printer.
November. /
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Negroes to Hire
YESO hire for the ensuing year three
likely Negro Men accustomed to
tanning. waggoning &c.-Also, two ne
gro Women that are excellent house SER
wants, those that want will please apply
at the Cotton Factory four mile run to
Marian Ball.
dec ID 2aw5t*
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F0R sale.
Dec 10


On board Of Palmer's Packet, from
siehmOhd, lying at Harpsr's wharf.
The above Packet will sail tor Nor
ok in few days.
Dec IS st
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For Sale or Freight.
rs,S The new schooner
sEssS Richmond,
$500 $500 Captain James Lunt,
burthen about 700 barrels, is an excellent
vessel, and will be ready, for cargo IN
three days. Apply to
LaDrason and FofCte,
who have for sale, said scl'r's cargo OF
100 tons Of Plaster Paris.
Also, for sale,
The cargo OF the brig Edward Foster,
Capt. Cruft, OF
l4s tons Of Plaster Paris.
ALSO, 3,
The cargo Of the brig William Henry.
Captain Ciough, of
sO0tons Of Plaster Paris.
AND
Landing from the brig Galen. captain
|Grnby,
100 barrels Of mess beef,
so boxes of brown soap.
Dec 10
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sS,6s6,s2S Is
AS the receipts into the
treasury during the year -, -
have been estimated at 48,e49,ois "a
The sum left in the treasu-
ry at the end Of the year, - %,
will be lU,ie3,Zo9 %
And will consist principally Of treasa.
ny notes, paid on account OF the re'elu'
and of loans.
EReport to be continued.
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TREASURY REPORT.


of The Ways and sueans Of the 1reasu.
ri for the gear 1915.
These may be considered in q two,
fold aspect: /. Asfot the ways and means
placed BY the laws within the power Of
the treasury: and 2, the amount capa7
Bile Of being realised, or made actually
available by the treasury during the year.
Under the ist view, the ways and
neans consisted,
Il. OF tie cash ia the Tfea- IS
sury at the commences
ment of the year, which
amounted to l,5sS,S98 90
g. OF the outstanding re-
venue, which accrued pri-
or to the year 1915, and
remained uRpaid at its
commencement, estimat-
ed, exclusive ofsums due 4
for public lands, at about 4,600,0 900
s. of the revenue ac-
cruing in the year 1915,
estimated at s8,850,0oO
dollars, VIZ:
Customs. 81, 100000
Direct Tax, net
product 100000
Internal duties,
do. 100000 s
Public lands, 100000
Postage and in
cidental re-
ceipts 100000
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Making the total amount
estimated to be actually
received into the treasury
during the year 1915 4s.

during the year 1915 4S.AaSlS0l
The application Of the monies actually
received into the treasury during the
year 1915, will be as follows: to the SOA
of Sept. the payments have amounted 70
the following sums nearly-the accounts
not being yet made up, the precise a.
mount cannot be given:
For civil, diplomatic and
miscellaneous expenses 2,5s7.OOO
Military service l5,lsOlAy
Naval service 7,050p00 IS
Public debt Exclusive OF
the sum of 500, 600 dollars
repaid by the commits
sioner Of loans for Geor.
gia) s,eO9,l7ssa
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Lead, Rem, SC.

We have landing, aud far sale, from the
brig Trim, Capt. Cleveland, from Gil
bsaitar,
653 pIgs Lead about $4,000 lbs.
From the orig Elarissa. APT. stevens,
frum ST. Bartholomew,
8 paHrlseons Of Rucl.
From sloop Union,
1G0 kegs white Lead,
1000 lbs sheet Lead.
Adams, Herbert, q Co.
Dec s
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Per statement annexed, marked /,
11,7S5,720
Small treasury notes not
bearing interest under the
act of Feb. "a, 1915, a.
mount issued and re-is-
sued per statement mark
ed e.
4,152,850
Amount estimated to be
issued and re-issued from
Oct. to Dec. 81, 1915,
100000
-16,9s8,570
tn ORC a 4
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Do. do. Nov.
8 Is, 1874 95o,oos
|Do.do.March
8, 1915,
9,a84,O44 90
|Do.do.
tenn
porary
loan $4,000 co
9,9S4,o44 SO
Under act of
Feb. 1915 100000
Amount ac-
tually bor-
rowed to
the S0th
Sept. 1915,
per state
ments an
nexed
(marked G
and ~ ll,os4,o44 So
Amount es-
timated to
be borrow
edfrom the
| 1st Oct. to
Slst Dec.
1915 S,oOO,0eg
Treasury notes.
Amount is
sued prior
to the LIST
October,
1916:
Under the act Of March 4, 1914,
2.772,720
Do. do. Dec. 26, 1914,
8,3l8,400
Do. do. Feb. "a, 1915,
694,60O
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5. Receipts from leans aud
treasury notes:
Loans, under 1
the act of
March IA,
1919 50,006
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-22
ViRGINIA ARGUS.
RIcuMoNp. FEBRUARY 81, 1915
TREATY OF pEAcE.

q The Ratification ostAe rrca.y' of Peace.
has at length como to hand, and VIC seize with
svldity tie esrlies, mosneat in our power Of
laying it before ,hc expeeSan, eye of the pub
&c So.ic;tous rs We have ourselves been TO
eSsSin sight Of thus Important Document.
VT. les, Our eonPesisors SHOULD he DELAYED, we
hsVe 'deaie<i ourselves the satisfaction oG Pc
rusAl apu, ,hc pr,of- sheet 5 struck. This
Circumstances VIII account for oas making
10 observation upon the advantages or disad,
rsntsges ~ rsere - avg Of the later , which
are likely to result from it TO our country -
The Reader, therefore, is les to draw HI. own
conclusions. and make his own deductions, un
disturbed BY any nrotrudea remark Of our own.
w nay ra,nraly anticipa, however, tina, it
viii prove satisfactory to every rsa! American.
The signature CT Soas Saisc 4I,r,ss, o,
a sSsa6. g ciay, Ras,eR and a eaiis.;n-
sns 'ke sea- ef ,ke Preside. a;snseLE-are
combinations strong as Proofs OF Re,y yFr;..
that the Treaty is an HONORABLE ONE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-22
Twenty Dollars Reward.
GTOLEN out Of my stables an ,be
~ between tie 10th and 18th ips.snt ~
Tw' SorTcI Horses

One mare, about feet 2 niche, b;ob &
or years Old next spring, she has a 80. 4,
blaze IN her face turning on the rich, M, n"s
trli, IS docked, hanging main and sw;,,i,
t'ii, shed all round. PAGES. trots aud carte
goes rather sill and sometimes . Rel
lame ~ her rGht bind leg The Other =
h nor aoou. 2 Get 10 inches high. 9 years
Old rext sprirg, blaze face, one biud G.,
white, his Tsne where the collar ,,,,i, 80 ~
nearly white, and some white ha;r. 49,. .
mixed throughout, long main and ts;I -
a lump % bis back and kind m lnrnr' s s,..s
scar on his leit shoulder, PAGES. fro.s ~" 'S
canters a~kwavdly--both Of them Are , scl
eustomed to gear Any person deliyerins, ,he
said horses to me in Hanover County 5s ssS
the MEADOW bridges, shall receive tn. aboSe
reward or 10 dollars for either Of thom'
,dwo lr.. JOHN BELL.
@1u' 1913. Il
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Mr.. BURCHELLs THE TRAyEL-
LER.
Extract Of letter from the Cape Of Good
Hope, dated April 26.

Extract Of letter from the Cape Of Good
Hope, dated April 26.
I have the satisfaction of announcing
Ito you the safe return TO this place of that
very extraordinary young man, MIR. Will
liam Burchell, after an absence Of more
than six years, traversing and exploring
the extreme parts of South Africa.-The
dangers and privations he has thus volan-
|tarily rendered to CRAFTY his thirst after
Knowledge, far surpasses all ! have ever
met with in the history of other travell-
lers for similar purposes.-Ihe joyful
land Interesting reception be met with
from his old friends and acqpairtances at
the cane, who went out to meet lin, and
who had several times given him up as
lost. was most gratifyi-g to his feelings,
and must afford great consolation to his
relatives and friends in England. He
has brought home with him an immense
collection Of the natural productions OF
that heretofore UNEMPLOYED country. par
ticularly birds,and as there is an eminent
degree, combined i'll this man the phlloso-
pher, the botanist, the artist a,I the
scholar, the.publc may fairly calculate
upon receiving. On hissfeturn, informal
ton OF the most valuable and interesting
description. understand he is prepar-.
ias to sail with the first ship; he may
be expected in England about
the latter end Of August"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-08
A valuable Farm and Mill
FOR SALE.

|VENHE subscriber will sell by authority,
3 the .Miland Plantation which he
now occupies, belonging to Lydia Hopgh,
situated on the edge of o German settle
|ment in the County Of Loudon, 9 miles
N. w. of Leesburs and two and an half
miles from Waterford, on Beaver-Dam
Greek, and in one of the best wheat
neighborhocds in the county. The tract
contains 100 Acres, surpassed by none in
the county for its fertility. About one
third of the land is well timbered, & the
balance in state ofligh cultivation, the
whole Of which is well watered, having
one or more springs in each field. The
mil is a strong frame building, two and
a half stories high with three floors, with
one pair Of manufacturing burrs. feet in
diameter, together with Erans' machine
ry complete, and one pair of country
stones, four feet in diameter-There are
also On the premises and near the mill
a comfortable d'veliing house, a good
miIler's house., good framed barn and
other necessary out houses:
The above property, owing to its stu
alton and numerous advantages, will, no
doubt, be worthy the attention Of any
person DESTROYS Of investing their money
in real estate Of the above description.
SAMUEL H0UGH,
". B. The above described property
will be sold eitherin body or divided as
NAV best suit purchasers S. H.
Ioudoun CO. March IT,
April 10. eotf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-08
Domestic Rowing & Spinning
Machine.

gENHIS Machine is complete for the
a aid of the Household Mandatory
with all the advantages Of The Billy and
Jenny now used in tie woollen Manu-
factories one If the said Machines is
,,asv at capt. John M'KniEht's id this
pace--The friends of Domestic Manu-
features are invited to call and examine
for themselves; the Machine may be
seen and the terms, learut by applying
to the subscriber at James Shethar's Inn.
sign of the Indian Queen; King street,
Alexandria.
Stephen Andrews
Sept. 8 St
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Caution.

A Ii persons are hereby forewarned
"a from trespassing or committing
waste of any kind upon arg part OF the
land formerly the property OF the late
George Chapman, adjoining the lands OF
George w. P. Curstis, Esq. including
a field known by the name OF " Chap
mans Race Ground"-as trespassers
will be .unished according to law.
amelia Chapman.
September 8: DIV
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NEw-YoRK,. Sept. 6.
CARTHAts.AA, July 2, 1915. :

NEw-YoRK, Sept. 6.
The BRIG Henry, Captain Cornwall, of
New-York, bound to Martinique, has re-
turned this morning in distress. The
.o..owihg account of his disaster is COM
municasd by Capt. CORNWALL for publ
cation III tbs Commercial Advertiser -
:. In Lat. 81, &c. long. 65s 80, we ex-
nerienced arreadful hurricane; and about
one O'Clock in the morning Of the 9Th of
August. whilelying to under bare poles.
the brig upset. We cut away tie inasts
as Soon as possible, and she righted al
most full of water, and soon after filed
Most providentlally she did not sink; but
her main deck was entirely under water,
with the sea beating oyer her violently.
and we allstoWed together on the quar-
fer deck, where we remained 9 days, at
fer which the weather moderated, and
by great exertions in two more days we
succeeded in baling and pumping out
the water from the cabin and hold. We
were seventeen days without ire and
without fresh water, excepting scanty
supply of rain water from time to time.
We had plenty Of cheese, beef e onions.
| On the s5th of Aug. we we're at length
| relieved by the kindness of Captain John
Smith of the brig .ariadnp, of Baltimore,
who most generously supplied US with
| bread, water, compass, cordage, tea and
| sugar. fire, &c, then in lat. 4l,0, long
1 $500. On the following day we were
i further supplied with coffee, sugar, pork
! a pot to cook in, &c. &c. by Captain
! John Hillard, of the schr. .adomaat @
4 Boston. therefore take this eprortunit.,
4 Of returning my most grateful thanks t
those gentlemen for their extreme kind
ness and Humanity.
At the time the brig filled, we los
Il every thing off deck. including anchors
cables, boats cambcuse, &c. as Wen a
all our bedding and most O, our clothes
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-08
70 Owners of Stray Cows

4 STRAY cow was, driven home
" from the Country few days since
with the subscribers, of the following
description, viz "A tolerably large bo-
ly, with short legs, without horns; a :,
swallow fork in each ear-her principal
color is muddy red, with some large
singular marks on On the back composed OF
red ard white hairs. The subscriber
Knows that she belongs to town, having
,een her in the drove out OF winch ne
,urchased his own last spring. Inc
|owner can have her by calling at i:
Waueh's. The cost of this notice VIII
De expected from the owner:
Townshend Waugh.
Sept.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-08

The English ship Perseverance,, on her
massage from Canton to Batavia, witha
lavsnese and Malay crew, was risen up
on. The chief mate; who was on deck,
was killed. Tie captain, second mate
and supercargo wsI In the abin, and
finding what had hat sIened. they barri-
caded the, companion way, loadeds their
snuskets and pistols for defence. md
then drew a cask of pn,waer to the mid
die of the cabin and informed the crew if
they did not restore the sup they would
blow, herap. The crew were nor ini-
dated, but endeavored toferce their We
into. tie cabin, upon which TIE supercafg0
Fred a pistol. and, whether he intended
it ornot, it communicated fire to the pow
der, and tie ship blew up. The super
cargo'and several ofth crew were saved.
The supercargo found himself, after the
explosion, on a piece of timber in the
water. The captain, mate and most of
the crew persisted. The mutineers at
one time endeavouref to bring one o. the
carriage guns to bear So as to fire into the
cabin, but did not succeed.
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BALTrMonE, Sept. S.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 5.
Arrived, schooner North Star, Girts,
81 days from Rotterdam gin, steel, liz
mems and madden. The briggs Liberty and
Ann, both of Boston from Alexandria,
had Just arrived 10 the river. In lat. a,
long. IS, spoke brig Susannah, from Phi
iadelphia, could not learn where bound
In lat. 68, long. 40, ship Isabella, Of N.
York from Orleans for Liverpool;
also, schooner Harriet. from Wa!debo-
rongh for Martinique next day, sloep
independence, from Camderssfor Ber-
nuda.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-08

Can't. Cole, Of the ship Savannah from
Hayre de Grace. informs that on Sd Avg.
he was close OF the harbor of Falmouth,
where he spoke a frigate only enc hour
FROM the port, and was informe'. by .er
that Bonaparte bad that morning been
escorted to Isndon.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-08

Terry fortunately we had some snare
sails below, which at length enabled US
10 return to port.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-08

pIiISo
White, red, yellow and scarlet Elan
nels =
Rose Blannets and striped Blankets
Blue. drab unmixed Plains
5-4 cloths and twilled ceatings
Cassimeres and worsted cords
Common and silk figured vestalets
and swansdowns
Velverets, velveteens and Cords
Cambrics, shirtings, Dintity & print.
ed Cuttings
They have also lately received an as
sortment of superfine fancy engrained
Carpeting, green Bays, Madras Hand
kerchiefs. Pins, furniture Bindings, Bed
Tick, Tow Linens, &c. &c.
September 8. u
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For Freight,

xESS The Schooner SUSAN, Joseph
81 sass & Z Parsons; commander; bnrthen $50
barrels, Just arrived from Oporto, will
take freight for Europe or w. Indies.
appy to
Whe have for sale. imported in the schr.
Susan,
Six or. casks genuine Port Wine.
Else for sale or freight to any East
ern Port,
The schr. DELIGHT, Captain Laid,
burthen 500 barrels.
apply as abore.
September 8.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-08

O. me Subscriber hes for sale,
a ga'e hundred and twenty hogsleads 6
DaCCe, of good quality.
=, CHARLES TYLER.
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER s.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER s.
Ertfast Of letter from d lit. of The sD..
s. frigate Macedonian, on board prise
jrigate sNishos'i, dated
CARTHAysHsA, July 2, 1915.
e arrived here On the Esd Of June
last, in the late Algerine brig ofswar Es-
TEDIo, Of "a guns, and about 600 men.
prize to our squadron under com. De-
catur.
presume, ere this, you have heard
of our capturing an Algerine frigate oil
Cape de Gait, on the 18th Of Jane. The
Mis,ouri, the prize frigate, from which
address you, is a A gun ship, and had;
complement Of upwardsof 400 men,
think the stoatest Lever saw on board Of
any ship. She was tie flag vessel, and
commanded by an Admiral, who was
killed early IA the action. The contest
lasted only about or 10 minutes. The
number ether Killed could not be ascer-.
tanned, but she was literally cut to pieces
In her spars and rigging. Our loss was
tritling, only A killed Is BY a gun burst
lng) ard one by anusket ball from the
enemy-the wounded did not exceed 10.
! would enter into descriptive detailas
respects the character and appearance
OF these unceuth looking people, were L
not confident that your knowledge of
them extended much further than my
owns and therefore, it would be produc-
tive Of neither information or amusement
to y'M, yet | must add, that they are the
most seryiIe beings OH earth.''
The gentleman to whom the letter
was addressed has been in Algiers.
BosroN, Sept. 81.
Extracts Of letters frcm the Commander
Of the sap Canton, from This port for
China.
"Nay 81, lat. Is, 81, lon. 81, 81.
s'This morning at day light, saw e
ships to leeward. When nearly in the
wake they tackled and stood for as. We
stood on, and fonnd we gained from them:
but, they showing an inclination to speak.
we hove tao. They proved to be the
British ship Duncan, "a, Admiral Be-
resford, and sloop of war Albicore, from
Rio bound home. Mr.. ri'.cn and my
sell went Oh board the Duncan, and were
treated with great politeness. The add
.miral certified a copy OF the treaty for
US, and we gave him some of our news
papers. and some English papers receiv-
I'd by the hawker, containing an official
account Of Bonaparte's return to Paris.
The admiSal Acknowledged our superior
sailing"
"May 90.
"since writing the above, we have
run Geo and odd miles. which brings us
to lat. 7, 40, Ion. IS, /. If the breeze
continues we shall cross the line in 9 or
5 DAYS, which will be gor' passage
the best lever made but if we had have.
had the trade wind as at present, when
first within Its iislits, we should nave
crossed the line In 20 to % days but we
are doing very we'll; with common
chance we shall fetcn up with the Cape
of tloed Hope by tae 2gth Of june"
$ May %.
We have had a pleasant passage across
the line. We are 32sdays out. and in
lat. 2, 81 S. long. q, A, w. The ship
sails fast. Yesterday We made l 81 miles,
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Negro Men
F0R SAFE,

THOSE persons that wish to buy Ne.
groes for the Caro!inas, can be supplied
with t,:o likely young MEN at, Fairfax
Jail.
Sept. 8 Ut
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70 Rent,

"a three story Brick sFareb0uss .jg'
,,rJof next slear ID lIlr. John g. Laid s
on tie dock. Apply to
Jane II. SIacsias.
fstsbsr : If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-07

HI EIURNtheir thanks to the Cit
zens Of AiexaRshia and its vicini-
lty. for the liberal encouragement since
Itheirc6m8encement in business. ard as
lsnre them that no exertions will be
|wanting to rserit q continuance s0f the
Same. Tbeyhave employed number OF
first rate Workmen, which will enaDte
| them to fulfill orders with more accuracy
land punctuality than heretofore: and
FROM long experience in the principal
Towns Of the United States, they feel
|coniident, that for fashions and durabili-
ltv, their work shall be exceeded by none.
lThey have a. good assortment of their
Town manufacture, together with q large
assortment Of Northern make, which
RENDERS their stock extensive, which
|they will dispose Of Wholesale and retail
lathe Baltimore prices, Country deal
|ers are particularly invited to call.
N. B.-Those who have accounts
standing, are earnestly requested to
call and discharge the same, as itSis
impossible to defray the expences OF such
AN establishment without punctual pay
ment. II
f)cfoher 90