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NOTICE.

" IL
VEVEOSE iaGe6fedto he Estate ef.ANDERSON
i SCOTT deeeased, ofRigg e Queen county
are requested to make payment and those hatiag
slams against the said estate are desired to bring
them Jr2ard.
FRANKLIN SCOTT, Error.
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4 LOT o. LAND ~ AUCTION.

DY virtue ofH DesA Of TSus., s-scused 70 ne
h By Ch0rks Purcell, [nosg AssEssAl 20 secure
ne P1yasnt ga sim 9mnsb DE 70 RsaaondP p.
Barry. IshaR, On ne sch ~ 4flHgust Hsrs, pro-
eesd 70 ssR, for ready pzoHs6 on tie Prenisss, q
LOT or LIND, vd;h q FR.AJzE KOUSE
thereon, situss on 17a strsst, IN y7zzrS Va1gy.
JoHY MILLER, Tspa.ss.
JYgls 3w
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN,

Is UlIEBT GiVEN,
.TBVHAT at the next August court of Prince
4 George county, at the courthouse thereof I
> lall sell at pubic auction, for cash, so much Of
all the
LANDS nm LOTS,
in that county, returned delinquent for the nom
payment oftaxes ofthe last year, as wal be sufg.
Gent 70 discharge the arrears oftaSes which nav
then remain unpaid from the year 1857, and ten
per cent. damages thereon, together with te
taxes Of the present year. The sales viii corn
mence on the first day ofthe court, and c~ont,rIo
from day to day until hey shall be completed.
The subscriber IS authorised to receive III spe5
taxes and damages at any time before the I.9d
shall be sold. A list Of dehDquents may be seen
mthe CLERKS Office Of said county, in possession
ofthe subscriber, in the Office Of DE Aud;tor -
public accounts, OF at The door of the said court.
house. JOS. FORD, Deputy for
SAMUEL PERKINS, Sheriff
'wlS W. w8wp
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VIRGINIA:
Richmond. .Yuh %.

VIRGINIA:
Is RnLss hol5sn in :he Clerks Office oftIe SINE.
r!cr Co"r:of ChGncery for ne Richmond Dis
srieF, The 26th day af Jane 1915.
JOhn .l1 UGRe', administrator 4cith the zviH an
nered Of John Christian, dec'd, the same John
VI. Walker, administrator If Joyce Chras.ian,
decd, md hs same JDtp III WoEe,, admins.
traitor ofhis late 1a}s Susarna, .sho zvds sole heir
eSs u The said Jyce Chiistiun, decd; George
Smith, dthe oai2 lain ~. WaHter, executors
Of Lucy DHS".A, dtc'I ard George Christian,
and joyce 2. his 7Dif,, George r. Duymd and
E6=06s q lis rife, Gn3LyIa Dnguid, heirs of
the sad Lucy D"5aIR, 3sc'h PhJ's.
.4gCi'sE
Etzc6sth P0ttes2r, c.cecvyriI IF Charles Pdttsson,
George Ch,ist:Sn erecuior Of Peter Pattcson,
dec,d' and stiaIthg PgheSon, Elisabeth McRey-
noha', Charles PGtteSaU, Peggy Pateson, PoHy
PGtteson, Peter Patisson, Jenny Pdtteson, Hen
~ PdttssH, Fanny PGtes0n, and Pate
son, and Ch'rI'S BGcon, son ardheir Of Nancy
Bacon, late Nancy PattsSon, children and heirs
az La7O G Charles Paterson, dsc'd, aud derisees
81 the SAID Peter PGtteson, decd, Dcf's.
The sH6banr al referendum, awarded il, This
e9"as, nae hiring been returned e1ecuted, on the
ao0Oe lGmed 4 HiGAtS, ercebt George Christian
and they notaov;Rg entered their appearance and
g5Uea security according 10 the let of .3ssem6h
and the Ru!es Of This Court, audit appearing 6y
XtiJcetory evidence, that thry Cercept the cad
George Christian are not inhabitants of this
country u is ordered, That the said Defendant
ao appear here on the fret Dig cfhe ners term
and sbeEO ecnse if any they can, against the reDiUaL,
6y tie sad process, sought; and that a c0by Of
t2s order &c torthmith inSertediH some ne7rsbaber
pH66She9 ~ me CRY of Richmond, for t1yo months
PROGRESSIVELY and bosted at shcJrOnt door ofthe Ca
PisoAin she soid City,.
Il CebJ Iecte,
y4y 90. 1,8e.
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1900 ACRES OF LAND,
Lying in the State of Kentucky .

together NTH sir 'rnim5roUed LOTS an tie city Of
Washington, eigi6y situated, and one Lot IN he
same CRY. handsomely Improved, and norv in ths &C.
cubaney ofcOPf. Crab. rs to the terms on Zaach
this latter PROPERTY may be Pm chased, erguirs of
capt. Sauue, NJ Sa,aAUOoA efhe city Weshng-
ton, or fths 5R6scri6er.
NICHOLAS VOSS.
.July IS. II
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Orders left with Mr.. James Brown, junior !;
Messrs. AicGcGre, Robinson & Peasants Muir.
ply & Scott w. J. & Roscow Cole, Philip Du.
Val & Co. or at the Mandatory, will be duly
attended 70, and the greatest attention paid to
selecting and packing.
BENJAMIN DU-VAL.
Ap-ilz2. 3t&wtf
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GEO. NJ. DARLINGTON & GO.
RcvinS sTeetsI Yige;cs Founfai,s, are ro.y enc.
6ed.o supply sis pn1yc ~t.:
MENER4L ZATERS,
.9stsar Store on Es:r-s:-THegh1 rs j4ss -eee;red
c.freas as;ort:asr:- If
Drugs, Medicines, Paints and Dye stuEs.
.qso, a fen dozen 6est
LONDON MUSTARD,
Which tiey oSsr for sale o.. re1,ous5a terms.
JngS s. sg3-0
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Juk22

Louisa Comfy Court, Jnne 18th, 1915.
Thomas johnson, IS. ~ Plaintiff,
Against
IEonhS EG-E; and others, Defendants.
~ CEAgCERY.
THE defendant Thomas Hardin, not having
entered his appearance and given security accord
ing to the act of Assembly and the rules OF this
court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court, that he IS not an inhabitant of this state,
on the motion of the plaintiff, by his counsel, ii
IS ordered, that the said defendant, Thomas Har-
din, do appear here on tie second Monday in Au-
gust next and answer the bill ofthe plaintiff, and
that a copy of thls order be forthwith inserted in
some one of the newspapers printed in the CITY of
Richmond, for eight weeks successfully, and pub
lshed at the front door Of the courthouse Of this
county on some court day.
coPy.-TeSte,
JOHN PoINDEXTER, Clerk.
July 8. w8wp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-29

Bonaparte turned FederafiSt. Tie Fs-
derGtism of Napoleon is evident in all his
speeches, prociamat ons amt q resses he
is now the friend Of peace: all ideas of
conquest are rerounced he iseven willing
to observe the degrading treaty of Paris I;
and really appears to have constitutional
scruples against passing the French from
tiers Cayaga Patriot.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-29

In the list of Insoiveuts who have taken the
benefit of the present Act, printed by order of,hc
House Of Commons, is a fashionable Surgeon fog
l0,565l. /; aCook to one Of the ROYAL Family for
? a Barrister for 130,0oOi.; and a Baronet
for 30. IS.
Eatraorfind7y Droarf-The following is a cor
rect description fthe smallest dwarf ey c. known,
vino was exhibited before the Queen, tie prin-
cesses Elizabeth, Mary, and Charlotte OF Wales,
the Prince Regent, the Dukes os York anil Clar-
renee, on Friday. His name is Simon R-,p. a
native of 2andvoort, near Harlem, in Holland ;
he is 25 ye@rs of age, weighs only 81 pounds,
and s only % inch 5 ~ height. He is consider
ed the shortest man ever seen. lie is well made,
and well proportioned for his size. He has not
grown any since ne was six years Of age, and no
cause can be assigned by he Faculty. He goes
through the military exercise with "a gun, pro-
poruonsbly to his size. He smokes tobacco and
takes snuff freely. lie prefers he house to the
open AR. His appearance is that of a child be-
tween four and five years ofage, but his age is
VS. ole i'll the features of his face; hhs disposition
s very lively, and be VIII hold a conversation in
MS own language.
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annum, has been recently taken at tie advance
rent of near 40o0l. per annum. An estate of tins
kind near Berwick-upon-Tweed, the property OF
Lord Reay, and formerly producing SJOi. is now
let at 1O0OL.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-09
Us. Prince Metternich,
4. 8. Baron Wessenberg,
i. S Prince Hardenberg,
i. S. Baron Humboldt,
r. s. Wellington.

AT Vienna, the Goth OF March, 1918.
Itremains to be seen what effect the a
| bove Treaty will produce upon the sober
lnart of the French nation. On the face
Iof it is deliberate pledge on the part OF
| all the powers not to consider the peace
| of Europe as secured till the Usurper
shall have been driven from the throne,
and his adherents shall have peen punish
ed for their perjury and treason.
In its present form the treaty is signed
|only BY the Ministers of Russia, Austria,
Prussia and G. Britain; but all the other
powers are to be invited to accede to it.
lit IS known that several of them have al
ready notified their accession, and it is
expected that most of them will concur.
Fears however. are still entertained re-
speeding tie King Of Naples; and if we
NAV credit accounts, brought in private
letters, by the last Hamburger Mail, the
conduct of the Crown Prince OF Sweden
las become so mysterious, as not only to
excite suspicious among the Allies. but to-
render it necessary toappolnt a strong III,
vision OF the Russian army to watch his
movements The detection of these
Powers, should it actually come to that,
will prove very injurious to the general
cause but we cannot doubt that every
reasonable assurance will be given to
those which may be wavering, on account
Of supposed dangers with which tbey may
conceive themselves to De threatened. It
is certainly much to be desired that una
nimity should be established and main
ta;ued among the different Powers, when
engaged in conflict with a power which
has already ruined Eurone.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-09

seed their services much
seen ever: and this will be be-
EaIS =. s. impntabIe to the negligence
.sss~s As he could not agree to
q 's ar he should propose an = :
sss wsich was read & seconded;
plei''' a., II substance the satisfaction OF
| 80 sa,,ssa At tSe restoration OF peace WITH
t'e g ,',1 states, but that they should
&c 80. .:s;;eat;a thleir duty, if they did not
iesf 8 q his RoYal Highness their deep
eSs.s VIZ ,sat . measure 50 necessary had
FL ssaa soaaer accomplished that on
~ .'s:Tr s,e terms Of the treaty. they
rsss we ioss IL discover The causes which
'1 rstar,.e is co&elusien and that
i pay , !. IRE crown and interests OF
J. ssns,ole geauired, after tie conclusion
s.ss.treatY o. Paris on the S0th OF May
e. = - NAT sl,se.ly aud esectral measures
~ u . .. j peace with America that
=. =, cossat;en Of war in Europe removed or
'''.saIlsA tie cases of war with Aaeri-i
~ 80. tie elected and commanding
-. .;s.,t;op WITH Great britain then hssd
s' sss.tse nations, would have rendered.
=. 49, s,7se,iiest means of Yaciiication highly
,..assh.e to her Councils and TO the
, 8, Ell, and wonlti have given proof
sr,aaena; jllssaty and generosity. by mani
sss,re sesSs for the establishment of
r n1,cs On teens hoaoalable aud likely |"
lsbernaaeat by tie justice OF the con
g,.,as. Great and irreparable injury
Ia ;,pe,, oceasiaped BY an Improbable
ss.te Of money aad the hres ofbrave Off
cars and men !; and it was to be lamcated
aat tbis loss might be aggravated IRON
w teart,a. even our military fame might
~ ,l;s;nished by the late. events OF the
var Peace being at length established,
!, vas the earnest wish OF the house ts
s.lii,ate cordially between oreat Britain
,ad America, aud tie house trusted to a
c!r-es o7,!in., cnein the Z. $. 50 that the
fcest pations in theWoria shouts exhibit
uespectacle o. lasting concord 4 union.s
(Ro Be Coniinaed.)
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-09
Proclamation of louis XVIII.

FRANKFORT, AprI 2.
Louis, by the grace of God, King of
France and Navarro. to those of my
children who shall see these presents,
greeting:
He Who has deceived you for ten years,
is come to deceive YOU again. Fifteen
days have hardly passed by, since by
treason he seated himself uron tie
throne to which your wishes have called
me, and already Europe knows it, and
Europe, -indignant advances to annihi-
late hm! She ADVANCE, Frenchmen!
ner inaumerable phaianSesw will speedily
pass our frontiers; but, Eurepe is not
your enemy. have reconciled her to
you. Henceferth you will only see in
those strangers, formerly so terrible, ee-
nerous allies who come to aid you in
throwing Of the yoke of oppression. All
these soldiers OF Europe march under
the same fag, and that is the white one.
Enteebied by age and s5 years OF
misfortnnes, I will not say uato them,
like my grand father--''atty ,tnGsr my
raite plane but will follow taem
near tie field Of honcr.-Frenchmen! q
vain illusion oi glory, spread among
you, Las carried YOU away: my aralls
are open to you, cast yourselves Into
ten. | will believe you never Quilted
tueln. FreGchmen who is he among
you who will lear arms asasst ne! i
am not your enemy, am your king; |
am brotner of Louis Xvi come like
Henry ". to tight and conquer new
league; | come to bring you peace and
honor. (signed) LOUIS.
The Duke OF fELTRE,
u Mmister ef srar.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-09

Bv an act of tie king of tie Neither
lands. ar Incorporate company is to be
formed Cor tie trade to hina, under the
Itit,e Of the Incorporated Co'ri'"ny fer the
leo trude to Ctiac. rs chal Ter is for G5
wears. Ali inpo, tations OF tea from TO-
reign countries ard in foreign vessels, is
prohibited. after ire company shall have
been formed, Which IS to take, MACE as
soon as the CAPITAL Of eight millions of
euiiders are subscribed BY individuals.
resident in the kingdom. No vessels can
be employed in this trade unless they
are Dutch built.
~. y. Eg. Post.
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baltimore, June S.

= Batt1nOTe, Jane D. (
From the Merchants G. IL. Boohs.
| H.B. M. schooner st. Lawrence, cap
tured BY the private armed brig Chas
seur, Boyle, of this port. was, on tria
at Bermuda, restored by the Judge tothe
captors the kings attorney had appesl
ed. The prize-master had given securi.
ty, and was getting ready to bring herto
Baltimore.
Arrived, schooner Charles Henry,
Bourne, II days from Cape Henry, Ha-
ti-coffee and sugar. Left there 22d
ult. schooners Fox, Wynne, Of and for
Baltimore, in few days; Charles, Ha-
vens, for do. in a few days. Commodore
Perry, for Philadelphia. ditto Mars,
from Newport, R. I. just arrived. Saw
nothing in the bay bound up. Flour z,
and 9 dolars-Coffee 10 cents cash, bar.
ter l4-Herrings 5a6-Sugar $40 not
good.
Also, schooner Fairy, Owen, So days
from Nantz-wine.-Sailed in co. with
schooner Boxer, for N. York, arrived
May 6, lat. 81, long. IS, spoke ship Pa
cifc, S days from Philadelphia for Can
.oa. In the river, Russian ship Marga-
ret, from Liverpool, and Spanish brig.
A French brig, formerly the United S.
brig Rattlesnake, arrived at France a
few days before the F. sailed. Had spok
en- in the Bay Of Biscay brig Gen. Scott,
from Norfolk for Oporto.
Also, Spanis!rSbrig St. Jago. Fcheva-
ria, 1 days from Hayana-sugar & cof-
fee. Lett schooner CrosEan, Curtis, fer
Baltimore in 8days, and several others,
names. not recoilected. Coffee and su-
gar plenty. Brown sugar S--white g.
Muscovado s-Flour II.
Also, Russian ship Margaret, Lock-
less, 81 days from Liverpool, and S.
from Cork-saIt and crates. Sailed with
the feet from Cork. The Swift, from N.
York. and another American had arrived
at Cork. Spoke nothing On the passage.
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". 7. Ev. Post.
Nee York. .ulae S.

~ e'f>- Cfh'. 1dl2e D.
The Isriitiisa, racket 9incess Elizabeth,
|arrived OF this port last evening. in 5S
|dags from .Falmouth, via Halifax, with
I tie April mail.
Ry the brig Mary, from St. Croiy, we
Iiearn that few weeks since, Spanish
-, with 500 souls, $500, 900 dollars on
jboard. accidentiy blew up, at the island
of Margaret. and melancholy to relate.
| all on board persisted. We also learn,
| that short time since. French vessels
under tie Bourbon fiag, bound to Mar
ltiniaue and CaudalouEe. were captured
by the Barbados British brig Of war.
Fy the British schooner Eliza, the
Editors Of tie Mercastile Advertiser
have received file OF Falmouth. Jamai-
ca. payers to TIE 10th of Nay, from
(which We have extracted the following,
ma,ine articles.
Tie news of the Emperor Napoleon
return to Faris. was received at King
ston, Jamaica, on the 18th of May, by
tie ship vseorge, in SO days from Fai-
mouth, England
Kingston. .AprI a..
The American brig Castor, Winslow.
with lumber, which was detained by the
North Star. (post ship,) and sent into
Port Antonio, has been ordered to quit
1.-The Island. owing to being loaded with
Ian article which is not allowed to be i'm
lported by his majesty's order in council.
IShe sailed ON Friday last for St. Jaso de
lCuba.
| .april 27-The American brig Maya
ira, Baker, in Is days from Philadelphia,
and schooner Washington. Allen, in 20
days from Baltimore. with -four and corn
|meaI, were in the ofhng yesterday, but
Having been informed that the governors
proclamation rad expired, stood out
Iagain. and it is supposed they will be o.
|bliged to make for port in tie Island of
cuba.
Rpril 29-The American brig Ameri-
lea, bockins, in Is days from Ihiiadel-
5hia, with cargo of -four and corn
meal, appeared in the offing Oh Thurs
LAY, but proceeded shortly after for St.
laso de Cuba.
On Wednesday, says the Boston Pal
lladium, 2OO seanen were drafted from
1.-THE Constitution for the Congress frisate
INCH, it is said, viii sail on Sunday for
Holland, With the Ambassador and
suite:
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William Norris, Jr.
" hoIesale Tea Dealer and
Grocer
Grocer.
NO. PIG Mnrket-street. Ealtinore.

No. ESQ .Mcrket-street, Baltimore.
- AXES the liberty of rendering his
{ services to the Grocery Merchants
of Alexandria, and assures them that the
most unremiting exertions will be used on
his part to promote tie interest of tfcse
who may be pleased to confde tfeir bu-
siness to his cEarse--From his lofg eNre-
|rience and Judgment in business lie fat
tiers himself with being able to render
general satisfaction.
nP Reference to Messrs. EI9 o
Iiantpson ani TO. and Charles L. (AtP-
man, Esq.
May 2S. Ctr
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-09
DEATH OF JUDGE DEWEY.

By the Boston papers we learn that the
honorable Daniel Dewey, Esq is no more.
He died at his seat Williamstown. Berk-
shire sounty, (Ms.) on Friday morning,
26th ult. aged 48 years. lie was one of
the justices efthe Supreme judicial Court
ofthe commonwealth, and latererresenta:-
tivs in Congress. 1t is a rem arkable fact
thaf tour judges Of the same court, in that
state. have died within tie last IS
moaths-: viz. Chief Justice i.'arsons,
Judge Sedgwick, Chief Justice sewal and
Judge Dewey. Columbian.
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Recent attempt to steal The Crorn.

Recent .ctte1npt to steal the Croacn.
Margaret .hocre was brought before
the Magistrates of Lambeth Police Office,
and underwent final examination, charg-
ed with attempting to steal tile Grow n
from the Tower. A number of respecta-
bic persons, however, who had known the
prisoner several years, were in attend
ance, to prove that she was deranged in
her mind. This being fully proved, she
was Immediately discharged.
i.0ndon Paper.
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Is Dollars Hsward.

.~As sTc'sr from the subscrib.
= . err living .sout two niles from
Alexandria, Oh TIE leesbure road. some
tire in April last, ELACK HCpsE,
with tin mare and tail ard lean in
hesl---Also on NlitsuFtics a nalI
TnOE-GREY MAZE, three wears Id
this spring, short dees, lac BEER uork-
ed in gears but ss auhaagd when rode
has short ears end one bihd feet ite--
Also on Saturday night last. a C.a.kY
MARE, about years old---i.ad a lump
on her back occasioned ty the hurt of 4
saddle, ard small notch in ole of her
ears occasioned by wart liaving been
cut from it. races, trcts and oanters. AID
Had on new rair of steeI-toed shoes re-
fore and common shoes behind. viii
give FIVE DOLLARS reward for each
of the above described creatures, (, rea.
sonable charges if brought home.
JAMES DUFF.
June 8. ct
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We have just receiv-
ed one Case Gentleman's
SILK UMBRELLAS, Of the
best quality.
c. BRoNAUGH & Co.
June 9.
June g..
Pnblic Sale.

AKTILL BE SOLD, on FRTD.aT,
w the seth Of the present month,
At twelve O'Clock, on the premises, a
hree story BRICK HOUSE, situate on
tie north side of Prince-street between
Water and Fairfax -streets-now In the
occupancy of Mr.. William Wilson.
Terms at the sale.
June 9, aaW4t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-09
PATRIOTIC BANK.

At a Meeting CT the Directors of the
Patriotic Rank, Yesterday, PoFERT
ERENI', Esq. was chosen President of
theInstitution. 0vERToN CARR, Cashier.
and Joseph FORREST, Teller.
The choice was unanimous.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-09
Salt Ahoat.
REMOVAL.

TIME subscriber thankful for.past "a
vors, informs his friends and tie
public generally, that .he. has removed lis
store opposite Mr YteGezer vowell's,
lower end OF 5fincesstreet--
find G8srs for sale as rs,tal,
Domestic cloths, blue, black and bot
tie green; ginghams shanbrays: bed
ticking. and variety of other articles in
the domestic line. ,s.-,l..--
Also, Groceries Of various s;Eds,
200 barrels Herrings,
40 ditto Shad.
.snthcsJ shadcs.
June 9. div