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SIGHS AND ORGANS.

Vermont Eiection.-Sufficien returns
have been received from different parts of
the State, to satisfy us that many FEDERAL
lists, Tor those who claim the name, } have
been grossly negligent of their duty, and
that d mocracy will be rewarded for its
zeal and eXerions, by the direction and
government of the affairs of the State the
ensuing year.
We conceive it unnecessary to give the
list OF votes tie funeral has gone By.
PeTm0Hf TVaShiugfoniaR.
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PoRTo RICO. AUG. I;

UNIU NICO, rug. II.
Several vessels from Philadelphia and
Baltimore with cargoes of hour, have
touched here and proceeded TO the Main,
not being able to make a sale without con-
siderable sacrifice. There is on hand, in
GLIDING what is afoat in the harbor, S to
COCO barrels. SO is the most that can be
obtained, and dull even at that price. Al
most every other kind of American pro-
duce is equally low, the market having
been glutted for four months past. The
produce OF the island is high-cotfec $40
a IL, sugar 9 a 10.
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DIVISION OF TEKllTonALsP ons.


The grand duchy of Warsaw is given
(by the Congress of V;enna) to Russia.-
This Duchy was formed bv Bonaparte in
1907, out of those parts of Poland viii n in
1772 and 1895 had baen coded to Prussia.
He gave the archducal crown to the king
Ok SaXony, and made 1T hereditary IN his
family. 1t embraced the greater part, but
not the whole of the territories of Poland
that were possessed by Prussia. It was
the fifth in rank of the states of the confc-
Iteration of the Rhine, had an extent of
1850 geographical square miles of terrific
ry, a population Of 1871 coo souls, a reve-
nue. of 100000 dollars, and an army of
$4,000 men. a portion, however, is sever
ed from the grand duchy and re-aHnexe1
TO Prussia under the name Of the grand du-
chy Of Posen.
Posen, or Poznan as it is commonly writ
ten, was the largest of the departments of
the Grand Duchy ofWarsaw, and contain
ed a population Of j99 900 souls. The
Grand DnChy Of Posen, as it is here cons,.-
tnted, has proba6lya population of near
half million.
Cracow, which Comes within the boun-
darics .! tne duchy Of Warsaw, is made
Tree Citr. But the salt mines of VVieliezka.
about miles from CraCow. on the right
back OF the Fis;ula, are ceded to the En-
peror Of Austria, as belonging to the pro-
vince Of Gallicia. These mines are 500
feet deep, and more extensive beneath
the ground than the whole extent Of the
town. They are the source of great
wealth, ana Of revenue to the govern
ment.
Poland 10 lhe year III ,, according TO the
best authorities, contaiaed population Of
lt,JeO00o. This number Is Supposed 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-20

cgeAN In ratio with Nc sd,ai e. c. Tia. stale IN
improvements Therefore, ue citiztrs Of Norfolk,
IT'S tobc hc9cd, viii DO their u: 40 l .or the com
p'eto e this new com;unnicsticn. As the cx-
pcnse q The undertaking is 10 be betrayed by the
proceeds o' Lottery, every ticket prrchased will
be so much towards its success -n,iepenlent of the
chance ot prize. anil we are CONVINCED that il
viii not experience failure from want Of ibers-
liy among those who appreciate rs importance.
HeraM
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514 Guns.

We have good reason to believe, that
the reports circulated as to Mn. GALA
TINhavng declined TO accent of the En-
bassv to France, are Incorrect. We believe
MIR. GALLATIN has determined II ac-
cept. Democratic Press.
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TR,lDE


.Nc7vtuyyhort, September 12.--It is
known to those who are concerned in the
West India trade, that two or more of the
Governors of those Islands on their own re
sponsblity permitted the entry of Ameri-
can vessels with produce, after the expjra-
ton in March last of the Order in Council,
permitting their entry. The following is
a copy of che reply Of the British Minister
10 the letter of the Governor of the Island
Of Tobago on this subject.
Do7yning- Street, May 80, 1915.
SrR--I have received your despatch of
the 30th March, and am very sorry TO be
under the necessity OF conveying to you the
decided ,iisapprobation OF His Majesty's go
ycrnmcnt, Of your having admitted any A.
l,erican vessel to entry after the expiration
ct the order in Council. By which such adj
Yaission was authorised for limited time
The conduct which you have adapted
IN this instance, is bnth contrary to law and
the general interest Of HIS MaieS,y's Col
ones, and ] am, therefore, to SIGNIFY toyou
we express commands Of His ROYAL tlirh-
ness tine Prince Recent, that You should, in
no INST nc, AXE it upon yourself to author
ise the admission into the ports of Tobago
Of vessels and Cargoes, which are excluded
- general law of the empire.
So. Slgncd) BATHURST.
53sTiS RJHDy' J06T BoljOitr, Esq.
A British act of Parliament allows the
importation into Bermuda of certain articles
therein specified (and no other, under pain
OF coni5C.tion) being the growth or pro
,iucticn Of the United States. The Adni-
rally C0m.. has decided, that entering Me
H7,ita Cfkie flOrt, Constitutes an imn0rtan-
mi.
Commercc.-NVc are happy to find that
the British w /. Islands are very generally
expostu atiag in strong terms against the
policy OF the country, rs 1t respects their
commerce with the United States. Their
suiicringS, it is said, are great. The re-
suit, we hope, viii restore TO our commerce
Z fourishhg trade.
8erD.nda, .Hng1iSt 23.--As a number of
American vessels have been condemned
since the commencement Of hostilities be-
tween Great Britain and the United States
in consequence OF their having brought to
this Island, articles which were nos enume-
rated in tie act OF Parliament, which per
nits American vessels TO entsrat Bermuda ::
we conceive it but right 20 give every IN
formation We possess, which may prevent
others from mourning the same penalties
lNth this view We give tie decision of the
Hon. DR.. ferret, IN the case Of the n
mcilCaH 5lCOp Pheasant, condemned few
days since.
q quantity Of Hams had been imnortcd
in tbs vesse', permission granted by his
EXcellency e. land them, and perm from
the Custom House 20 the same effect was
praiuccd IN Court she was subsequently
se.lcd, hove, er, by an Officer of tic NAVY.
\ Inc leam-d Judge in giving his decision.
49, ID been painful task imposed
but that lac was compelled from
duty, 20 decree the forfeiture Of
Gle. not mentioned in the ab1vc act.
cd rom thc United States in Amer
& ssels, AZ he would 1hcrcby, in mea-
event smugg lne ard Illicit trade
gov. rn0r's petmss.cu which was
20 Court. be said that was Of no
Vernit Of the Custom House.
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" cong au,iate you, most sincerely my dear sir
on the 60. news contsiued IN Your letter. which
IS sun inore grst,s-ius from the knowledge that We
have done so well m,he o'..-c counties. You will
have seen the returns from them before ..;s --.--
cICs you, Ne have tw othirt!s OF the. hpuse of ,Ie
ieesies aud majority of more than 20 on iont
lello'.--LHNs Deo
" nc OBJ ct of our commissioners, in sendin.
i'"he u,e hdrns, have no doubt, is To obtain new
instructions From the Regents proeamat;or.
recalling Drisb sui ects, BIS speech to parliament.
anil The address ol the house of commons q, him, 1
think 1t clear that the British gov-rnneai have Ia
Ken their stand on this ground chat as zee 6egats
the 1r1r 20 dis's them from their doctrine ofbe be-
MAJ oHee1G,'ce and their RIGHJ'of I'M resS,ae,it
the1 .hOSFbGv those POINTS settled before Aen
tdy dozen tef,' arms, dHdriU mt be content 1rii
oar merely earring our CL-fLafS. To his eft.
feet, pr sumo, their commissioners were islric-
ted. Ours had no instructions To do more than
waive those claims. Even to that extent, ours
were NOT authorised 10 so, To tilt our government
wa informed, by the arrival Of the French fr.eai..
Olivier" Of the dethronement of Buonanar;e
al then, they had no intention 10 make peGce,
out men they saw that the game was over and ac-
co diely, by the return of that vessel sent IN,
sruciions TO the commissioners to waive the whole
ei"m about irpre ssmen, IN hopes that fheu ,pisrAf
sct ~ on these fe'ms. They have learnt by this
arrival, believe that more is necss sary and iJe
m"S' ito It 1t will be bitter pill for MIR. SIadi.
son to acknowledge the British RIaBr OF IupnBss-
MEHr, and .heir doctrine of perpetual allegiance:
bUI tiE MUST SWALLOWir lie will sgtai
rgul1 and Kick, g make r,,y Grces. RUIZ
DOWN IT MUST GO. The tli,igfa RIGAi'
IN ITSELF, and though tksgracefM TO h,an,
not IN tie least dfshonoraGLe 10 tie nation The
Brtish doctrine on tn subject Of impress ment and
allegiance, is CLEAR and U.NDE.NL7SLE.
nor sco'd IL ecer haze been denied br ON. eozer,
'n:'it, hal they not been seeking a pretcrt for
quarrel .ith C.. Britain. To COMPEL them nouS 10
'eat Their zcords,' is an act of RErRIBurrvE
JUS iNE. AT WHICH ALL MEN OF SENSE
AND HONOR MUST REJOICE
" am, My Dear Sir,
Very truly,
Your fiTend and servant,
ROB q. HARPER.
" Geo. Rder Eso''
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i" Geo. Baer, Esq. -
.N,,-y Forl- ,Ss,,,,s,nJ.

.N;'s0 York, September H.
Yesterday, our citizens were highly era flied by
the appearance ofthe Steam- Frigate Fulton.the.
First, in motion. At an early hour, the Fulton got
under way from Corlear's Hook, ard passed down
The East River with great majesty. When off the
battery, she fred national salute, which was re-
turned by Fort Columbus, on Governors Island
She then proceed IN Sandy Hook, and returned
10 the city about sunset. Among the gentlemen on
board during the excursion, were His ExcslIency
Aibsrt Gsllstin, y q; His Honor The MAYOR; sew.
e'Tli members o' the corporation and many 9TH
ers, all Of whom, we unders,and, were pl,ase,1
with the performance of the Fulton, beyond their
most sanCnine expectations
The U. 5. Frigate Java, Com. Perry, came m
to the city yesterday abnut sunset In pessiny Fo
Columbus, he fred national salute The Java is
one OF the most elegant frgstes we ever beheld.
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W IS equally Inc ilectual in protecting the
property claimed he, therefore, comic mn
Cd iac Vessel and ,be HENS, tn.y having
been illegally imp, rte d, there beng no act
+ Parliament TO authorize their important
on.
The following Commercial Document,
WAS received by the schooner Beaver, capt.
Yates, III Is days from Bermuda, and pus
mto the Post = lice without any direction.
Boston GGE.
By ne I'd clause efhe act gfMe 2d Georec the
IhiFz, ChGp 7S--I oGdcco, pitch, tar, tUij,ent!,,e
hemp, Fca masts, spurs, bo.rSp,i:S, s;G1es, hstld-
ing, dod'sts and pldk, mbe, sii,igles, ii,n5er Of
any Sort, disc1t, -four, peose beams, POTATOES,
,ehedt, &c. cas-. harley ard grain ofdriy sorf,
ho'Scs, neat cattle sheep, hogs, ,0Uiiy and fre
stock II any SOr', such commodities beng the
9T0tgh or Production Of the territories Gcionging
10 the United States Of 3mericu, MAY be in,poned
ma Bsiynttd, from tie said territories in anu To-
rHSh STIR u VeSseL, 6eioHPing to am country "a
d'i1ty zri!h MS npijeSty anil sugar anil cofee
may he e'1Vrted from Be,"nd,is IN 7sase's d6ore
Sirty tors o'nfheH. No otie. o9icis 10 iatsoe,ei
c'ui he miro ted ~ e.cPored an t5reiH -.esseEs 10
o'Jronl Bermntae, { ualss uiit' gpecio! Hcen {
Tram Tie G0Ccrn9r ,s!thont sniiec inp the resSef
= o6noJ1o~s articles 20 %, fsca,ton.
ny order otMe COverhol, and commander az
CHIEF.
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ana distressed lAe Country. In the partl-
ton 1t this country, Gallicia fell to Aus
trla. An enumeration OF It's Inhabitants was
made in 1907, the result of which was as
follows:
Western Galicia --NI.les 6i6.7I2
feMai~s GG0s5O
Total I,5O7 ,e6s
Eastern Ga'licias Males i.S6s.eo2
Females los2, O94
u,lab aats 5.Ooi J7O
Prussia had in six departments, viz.
Luthuao,a. Pos"n. K ,!isch, Warsaw, Bal
istoCk and plotzs
Inhabitants o tos"s, 7,o74
Ihi@b't;nts oil the "atry 2,05i,6i5
Total e,s7e,6s9
The share of Russia was larger. Its
population was estimated by gen. Opper-
man, in 1896, as fellows:
Cessiun from Poland IN i77S 1895 qS6
in 1898 374s, COS
IN 1895 l,4O7 ,lO2
6,579,O5l
But at a later date the population was
touhd tooe little less. These cedcd pro-
- WI WI CT ptSSeut seven governments.
lheir population, according to the tables
OF the minister OF the interior, made in 1904,
was as follows:
Vtebk 67i,SiO
Mo iew san uo5
Wilma OBS o7o
Grodno 5atO6o
Minsk esq 5o6
Noihynia 1,O56,T6s
Podo'a 1,136,OS5
6,2i3,Oi4
The original distribution ofPoland there
tore W IS as follows
To Austria 5.oO1.I7o inhab;t,nt.
Prussia o579.6so
Russia G2iSO4l
But by the treaties Of Tisit and Vienna,
a little of Polish Prussia, and little Of
Gail'cia. we're given to Russia, both ces-
sionS gvirg her further Polish population
OF 600 coo. She has now the Duchy of
WARSAW, which after deducting the Du-
chy OF Posen, Cracow, Soc. Will give her
about eight miliioas and a half of Polish
pr perty.
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RoSton, September by the brig
William Henry, which ed Yesterday
from Bristol. England, we are favored
with London papers to the evening of the
26th OF Juiy.
London, JuIy &c.
4 mali arrived from Hamburg last night,
but excepting letter from the neighbor-
hood of Paris, dated the 5th Inst it brought
nothing worthy of notice. The letter allu-
ded TO, states, that the property of MAYORS
who have been active for Bonaparte is to
be sequestratsI, as also that of al the in
habitants who do not return in eight DAYS TO
their Indications the sequesterei property
TO form military fund, and 10 indemnify o.
Their Inhabitants fox sacrifices and requisite
ons- The allied armies are to be clothed.
paid, and armed at the eXpence of the en-
enly's country, and the following articles
required from the occupied PROVINCES =
10000 pair shoes, 10000 coats, 10, 600
pair OF boots, 10000 cloaks, 10000 pair
ofbreeches, 10000 pair of CATERS, $50 600
stocks, 10000 leather caps, 100, 0OO kettles
ans drinking vessels, 100000 horse shoes,
5000 horses, half saddle aad half drausht
horses, and 100000 of francs 70 make
good the arrears of pay. The allies APP
pear TO have adopted the manner and style
of the acquisitions which French Generals
used TO levy in foreign countries. Even in
swedish Pomerania, when friendly, the
French General told the Governor, the
country must provide for the Gallo troops
that ii was the French maxim, that where
TIE army wa, it must BE- supported.
Private letters from Paris state. how
truly we know not, that the French have
agreed to g contribution in payment of the
expenses sustained by the Allies during this
war, to be levied in four years. We recol-
lect that when JUNoT entered Portugal, he
At once oppressed dat people ("fiafhcn,"
was the word in the lf9MIeuy1 bv a'requi-
sition OF one hundred millions of francs, a
bove four millions sterling. II was at the
beginning ofJuly, 1907, that the treaty of
Ti!sit was concluded, every species of ex-
tortion and rapine was afterwards exercised
on the Prussians for year and half
Their sovereign was subjected to all the in
suit that oppressed greatness could sustain
from vulgar insolence. Inflated by almost
unbounded power On the 29th Of Noyem-
Der, Of 1905, the convention of Berlin was
signed for the evacuation Of the Prussian
States but BoNAPARTE still retained
possession of Stettin, Custrin, ana CIlogau,
in order to enforce payment of the contri-
buttons which he pretended to be due to
him.
Other letters state, and we think this ex-
ceedingIy probable, that the proceedings of
the allies have been not little embarrassed
by the circumstance of the KING having so
soon made his appearance in Paris. Less
difficulty, it is said, would have been ex-
Perienced in settling the government, even
for the KINGS ultimate and personal in
terests, If he had remained at Client.
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CONTEMPLATED I,lpRovE,trNr

.No59H, September 15.-Any scheme TO in.
crease ia facilities Of communication between tls
place and North-CsroIina, ought TO command The
ready support OF both of North Carolina because
OF Der maritime disabilities, ard OF Norfolk b.rats,
by sueh Facilities (known to be practicable 10 an a.
de9nAte degree size wiz become The dcpof ln
nearly an The valuable products Of North Carolina
ne uul'y o! Tie new road which is contein plated
10 be cut through the Great Park in Passna,,'.L
70 Edenton, must strike every ono Who gives tbe
'e"t attehbon % the subject VI will shorten The
distance from Norfolk to Edenton, at least tvertv-
~, ~, miles but tliss not the greatest advantage
ule part Of the country which has hitherto remain.
en uo''nproyed, and which will in short time be-
come IS theAlJ populated as any part of Tie s,ate
hence, It Will be the means ofincreasng the supnlv
o. Our mar<ct with the var:O0s productions Of The
country, and consequently. give An s,,li,;o,sl ~
pulse TO the trade from thatqnarter.
as Norfolk IS certainly destined 20 become ,be
emporium efNorth-Carolna, her benefits rous, IN
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50. Lonis, august u Fifteen Pottowa-
tonne chiefs and warriors from Mile Wa.
kec, have arrived at Portage des Sioux, to
settle affairs with the commissioners others
are soon expected. They say that the
Wlnnebagoes will arrive about the 25th in
slant. The chiefs of the hostile Sacks are
expected.
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HnYEli ~ pEYnELEAU.

The French fiigaes Acton, Ni.Ssgcr andsD;gen
operated uncr i cunnluirdOfM Nena.cOut Nith great
zeal and good conduct
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ENGLISH PAPER

Boston, September l7.-By the brig
William Henry, which arrived yesterday
from Bristol, Eng, .nd, we are favored
with London papers to the evening of the
26th OF Juiy
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But at 4 later date the population was
found tobe a little less. These cedcd pro-
vlnces, form atpresent seven governments.
Their population, according to the tables
OF the minister of the interior, made in 1904,
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InlDabi aats

Prussia had in six departments, viz.
Luthuaoia. Pos"n. X ,!jsch, Warsaw, Bal
istock and Plotzs
inhabitanis % tosns SLY OLA
Inhabitants Of the c eatry oOsi6i5
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The original distribution ofPoland there
fore was as follows:
To Austria 5.oOIl7o inhabitants
Prussia 2,572,6S9
Russia G,2l3,Oi4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-25
I Negroes for Sale.
Elegantly bound.
Nov IS

viii be sold on Thursday morning The
2Sth day Of December next, at clever
o'clock, at the courthouse, in the
town of alexandria,
A BOUT seven or eight likely Ne,
~ groes [the residue of the persona
estate of the late Mrs. Helen G. HUE
deceased consisting Of man, who is
good hostltr, pioughman. &c. woman
who is an excellent washer, &c. and hel
two youngest children, boys two OF
three girls. accustomed to house work
dc. also boy.
Terms Of sale, viz.-Four months ere
dit for approved negotiable notes. IS
John King,
Executor
Dumfries, Nov IS dts
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Public Sale.

On Monday next 9th inst. at II "A. M
at Sanderson's Wharf.-The cargo Of
ship Maria, from the Mediterranean
consisting of
Red and white wine in pipes and hhds
Brandy in pipes, oil proof
Salad oil in hhds. sup. quality
Bottle corks in bales
Capers in barrels
Floor and foot mats
Almonds in tierces and bbls. !.
Olives in barrels and jars,
Figs in trails,
Raisins in boxes,
Grapes in jars,
A quantity of Cork wood.
5000 bushels coarse packing salt.
Terms made known at time OF sale.
r. G.. Marstellsr.
Nov S5
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a we learn that the remainder of the
- nee, under Com. cambridge. anchored
Newport On "Wednesday morning.
s'r, Ladlcv, Pprser Of ire Indepers-
Ssnee, 8, arrived IN this town yester.
Ssn, thirteen peuants ara now flying
N St~ncrt harbor. s
i. ne s. vessels now lyi6g as Newport, are
- isnsdePetdeDee, "a trgates Congress
Ssaa s'asednaian: briggs chippewa, Sa.
, s'. Baker, Firsily. Flambeau. Enter.
g.. re, ana Spark and scheoaers Spit.
h's; Iortb aud Isnx. \
~ - ne alriyslof Que Dces al Gihralta:
~ Ivy .shaepeadenee isterchanees salutes
~ ~ss me goyrrrcrs Fort. His excelleh.
i W.: we Uenassslsles 10 chief. aud scyeral
Visa snesss, diusa On. beard 4 and
/. sl. -
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Notice.

vVyIIE Books of Subscription for the
Stock Of the. Reat. Estate Bank Of
the United States being closed. netice
is hereby given, that an election will be
held for eighteen Directors. and eighteen
Commissioners for the said institutions.
at Goading's Tavern at West End il,
the county of Fairfax, on Monday next
the 9th day Of the present month.
/ Nov "a ot
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DInD--suadenly, on Saturday mora
inn last, 1t the house Of Burr Harrison
$50. Mrs. Avn I.ra Hoow, late Of Dom
|sriies, ID the 7Sd year Of her age. Hel
memory Is reyered, & her death mourn
Fed, By 4 long train Of relations ant
friends, to whom, while living, she was
|sndeared BY ! long life Of usefulness
land those many virtues that exalt tn,
female character, and add to the happi
|aess Of society.
49, a few days ago, at his seat ]
|Wesirnoreland, Major JcHN TuaBER-
siLLz, respectable and useful citizen
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Plaster Land for Sale.

|yTyffE subscriber offers for sale,
Farm,iin the County Of Fauquier,
and state Of Virginia, containing $50 A.
|cres, one third Of which is of the strong
lest quality, and covered with heavy
|growtll of red oak and hickory-The re-
sidue, tbeing cleared land is in good
heart, two thirds of it having been
laid down in red clover, and no tract
lin the state has afforded higher eviden-
ices of its adoption 30 the plaster of Pa
|ris.--There is, on this tract, and at the
confluence of the two never failing
streams of Broad and Mill Runs,
Iscite for Merchant Mill, with fall
of 2afeet, surrounded by every nate
trial for building, and by the side of a
we'll built Saw-MilI, recently erected.
La law has passed for d turnpike road,
which will pass by or near this soite.
For the above property, will take
/ the moderate price Of 90 dollars per a.
|cre, with a reasonable allowance, for the
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haymarket Post-O Office, Va.
September 90.
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naadeFaia, Nov. 81.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

An intelligent passenger in the Fair
Trsderfrom Cadiz. informs Us, that he
left that place the 10Th Oct. The in.
surrectons in Spain bad been suppress.
sed By the military power. General Pc.
her who FIRST instigated the revolutions.
TSmosements, it was reported, had been
shot; and perfect tranquility was restor.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-25
Glass, China e Queens Here.

ME have imported in the ship Ma.
w ry, Capt. Babbidge, from Liver.
pool, an assortment Of Glass, China and
Queens WARE, and so or 40 Tons
BAR IRON and NAIL RODS. We
shall open these goods in a few days al
our Warehouse on King street, few
doors above the Indian Queen Tavern
where we shall offer them to the notice
Of our friends and the public.
Iriplet, Neale e. Co.
Nov e5 staw4w Z