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I shaii Oder at public sale on Satnrday
he sc e)eta al o'cIsck, is sai6a-
l,i8 bails e lots, sjtaa ia on Washing
to1s Erin cess 81. and COlunbns
Streets. ID d pleasant part Of the town.
NAey = 81 Be sold uFoR ) credit Of 6 Ss IL
raontils, aud 4 salts actofy convey ance
wlil BE made upon tie payment Of the
p.ifebase lnonL
have alse so lots which are adi0in-
ing the above which wish to lease Tor
i term ii years o. iotcYers
g Griffith
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1iyks aall fOFk pocket knives
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8atckers peA aud sllSemakers ditto
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horse locks
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kFa eIless butt and parliament slltfs
Weed screws
Rat Asa fessad bolts
Bxels and Spades
ShoveIs and tongs of d superior sind
Coal sltess, plane irons double a SIN
gle ehisSeEs aid esugss
Fnrncgs and lerlners hatsllsts ailSi ham
Hand aid wood saws
{asps anu flies assprted
en weights, chatting dishes =
SEsllIe IRONS fat traFs
al stands paek ditto
3risantsia metal tea pots, silver patternl
TED cadElies aud brsad baskets
lated eaxteFs oE Il Is best quality
iNSel 81 pencil cases Eeothplcks
SeesIles aud pirs
0at, vest aud Int buttons
a Iof and ttilet @lasses
ed trass s: assorted
ale warmeis, brass capdleshsks, lroE
dittp
sackbans chains and Aaltefs
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il N pursuance of an ordef: ot the Pre-
siElent and Directors Of the warren
Ton Company, a general meeting OF the
stock holders viii be held at the OHice q
tie Company ID Warreptob, On the 4th
Viondavia October next to deliberate on
tie expediepcy Of calling IN the balance
81 tie CAPITAL stock.
8ohn a. n. Smith, Cash.
snrtnn,i,e.. i <. fIE
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lscrlptlons TOR saasf stock, silaS pc opened
lsir kalriax conytsheslse, on me ~ NOD
DAY ~ November nexty hinder kne slsfee-
zion of eighteen cQmlnlssicneFs GO VII;
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Lewis, Humphrey Peake, Nam. RtlbIal-
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ter y I. Issls Az, slVsss llomas y s'syl.:
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business wlla9eKer relaelss " 1he ats,elss 3.
Iet assoclaIlpn ~nlch p9okS 3silals " Aeps
Iopen i9f ftae space 9i tliise "a ss anu 4.
/ L should pc lennd itaat tne amount %
Isubscflptlyfl shall exceeA me sum hefelh
proposed, as the capital stock, the CONE
Isnissianees shall deduct IRON tae spDscllP-
Ition III due proportion to reduce the
whole to the specified amount One hall
of the payments Of SAID subscription must :,
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ssr. GasVoN, q member Of Congress,
has addressed letter to his constituents
.epiete witt solemn traths. Among other
remarks. he ays-" Many people thought
that when tie war was over, all It's bur-
dens would be removed and its loses re-
paired Alas tie sius Of aations; as well
as these Of individuals, are visited upon
the ti.ird and fourth gcneiat;ols Tbs
war l,as ceased ;brt yqe sill smart bg-
meath its curses. TIE t;x-satier VII
long 90 kisrounGs; AID certainly each
RAN, at every visit. must say to himself,
:: This fax pay Ter q war which~ was
wased in fc!ly; which, has closed withcutt
c5reining one CT it, objects and from
which its conductors could not bedivert-
Ell b. the most solemn representations.
Let this then be to NE warning. Let It
teach me never to t:ust Wholly IN tie
professions ofmep. but to examine with
sttict eve tie tenour Of their conduct.
thought | was supporting republicans |
led haze been fostering demagosues &
tYraatts. HenceiofJh / shall be more
cautioas.v
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Death of the Den of Tanis.

The French papers contain the follow
ing account Of the death of, the dey of
Tums -. a letter from Tnnis, dated the
Cd of October says, this eyert took place
on tie 18th Of September. 1t was the
last day ofthe Ramden {the Mahometan
Lent and tie prince had tasted twenty
four hours. Fe was surrounded By the
srandees cf theregelcy, and the corrtiers,
WHO had assembled all the hards, to, ceie-
brate the last day Of the Ramden. He
shewed no aprearance~of indisposition,
wLenshe suddenly tainted and expired,
without commissions or any symptoms CT
pain. Hewas 81 years OF age, aid bad
reigIed thirty two years. All therriDces
scf the family were immediately consoked
and sadi Ottoman, the brother Of the de-
eased dey, was That very NIGHT declsr-
e.! his successor. lie assumed the relns
of government without anyobstacle. The
funeral of the dey was celebrated on the
18th with much ceremony. On the same
.dav Sadi Ottoman was saiuted dey OF
Tu,is by tie divan and diplomatic body"
The letter adds, that the new dey IS
indoIent, and rather remarkable Tor his
taciturnity, but Of amid and pacific dis
position.
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ALEXANDRIA,.
SATURDAY, ArR1I 8.

e
The Editor Of the Gazette having re-
ceived his expected supply Of new type,
purposes resuming the publication Of his
paper daily on Thursday next.To meet
the additional expences this arrangement
will occasion, be confidently relics on the
punctuality ofhis patrons in Town and
Country.-The liberal support from Adj
veftisers, since the ratification ofthe Irea-
ty Of Peace between this Country and
Great Britain, has prompted lin to make
this effort for the Qualification ofhis COM
mercial and other friends, and-hopes bis
eaeftions viii meet q success commensn-
rate with his wishes to serve. To those
'ofmy Country friends who have been in
tie habit Of receiving the Gazette for tie
Country, this arrangement will make no
ckaase.sc 10y patrons in Town there
will sse on additional charge OF TACO boz
i5rs making their annual subscription S.
rea Daiiars the same as they formerly
..i;;'i.
We understand that at tie Prince
VIM, E''ect.ien, General Mason 50 far de-
~. =
waited from the decorura of debate, as to
CHARGE Mfr. Lewis with havire asserted
an unt4ut'ai. A conversation took place
between The gentlemen Immediately al
forwards, which induced the general to
retract the Objectionable expressions.
Many Of tae Democrats have declared
that no circumstance would ever induce
them to vote for a man opposed to an ex-
tension Of the right CT sufrase.-Itispro-
per tisat they should be informed, that
there is now a speech of General A. t
Niasen's in existence, in which this rrin-
cinaes is controverted, in the generals
! = I'd most forcible style.
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|. MANY enquiriess having been lately
made relative to this place, we have OBJ
tanned the following information 1T is a
handsome city in the Austrin dominions.
at the head OF the Adriatic, near Venice,
containing about $1,000 Inhabitants, with
t,ee port, no goods paving duties but on
consumption or importation into the in
terror 1T has an extensive trade with tie
Leyant, the produce ofWhich may be had
there nearly as low as at the Greek
Islands, or Smyrna. It stands on tie
side of a lnouatain, fronting the sea, and
contains a stroGg Citadel, a handsome
Theatre, an extensive Exchange, several
large Churches, Synagogue, Manufac-
tories of Castle Soap, Porcelain, Glass,
Vitriol, and Creamof Tartar, Rope Walks
Wax Bleachery, Sugar Refinery, silk
Machinery, sc. The Imports are, Sugar
Coffee, Cocoa, Tobacco, Cotton (raw and
twisted, Dye Woods, Rees-wax, Indigo,
Nankeens, sc. The Exports are Quick
silver, Soap, Bohemian Glass, German
Linen, Figs, Currants, and generally all
the products of the Mediterranean.
The port is good shaving mole and an
extensive dock. The quarantine is light,
when provided witha clean bill Of Health.
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which had been captured by the privateer
Chasseur, Boyle, Of Baltimore. She was
sent into HAVANA by the Java, and there
taken possession of by the Sea-Horse fri
cate. and Bedford "a. Mr.. Ray alsoin-
FERNS. thathe left HAVANA on the 2tth
March. and at that time markets were
very high; -four $50, pork 60, beef As,
and hams and butter in great demand.
AT HaSanna, scllr. Charles, Jacobs, of
Baltimore capt. Jacobs jumped over
board in fit the day previous to the yes
sells reaching port ard was drowned
The brig New-Hazard of Boston, with a
cargo Of nelasses, sailed from Matanzas
for the United States on the twelfth Of
March.
Sloop Anxious, Rowland, Bermuda with
dry goods, crates ard glass ware. Left
schr. Maria, Ceer. for New-York in
three days; schr. ERlily, Sp:lman had
asrivedafem Alexandria. and was bound
for market. Tie cartel briggs Mars
and ,Iupitersyere beta.t sail fm' New
York in a few days with TIE crew G. the
frigate President. Passengers, capts.
Delano, Cox. White. Bowditch. Fisk.
Barber, Fa,rier, Exemption, James Foote.
and Mr.. Banks, late boatswain Of the
President. '.he Maiestick razee. and
frigates Forth and Narcissns, had all
sailed IN pmsuit Of the frigate Constitu-
ton.
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lanes Kennedy & Son,

booksellers, King Street,
HAVE FOR SALE
THE Family Instructor for Parents
and Children, Masters and Servants,
Husbands and Wives
TIE Christians Manual of Faith and
Devotion, adapted to the various CO.
casions of the Christian Life, by BIZ
shop Hobart
The new Manual of Devotions.
Choice Enlblems for Youth, Natural,
Histori all Moral and Divine, with
handsome Engravings
The FISTS and Festivals Of the Church.
by MIR. Nelson & Bishop Hobart.
The Works of Hannah More in vels.
in plain or elegant binding
More's System of Female Education
Practical Piety
Christian Morals
The Dairyman's Daughter, sn au-
thentic and interesting Narrative, by
Clergyman
SCOTS very valuable Family Bible,
with Histosical Notes and Practical
Observations
School Books and Classics Ct all kinds
Childrens' Books with hand some En-
cravings
Bibles and Common Prayer Books OF
all sizes and prices, and in all the
different kinds ef Binding
Wits and Dwight's Pslams * Hymns
large and small
Gentlemens' and Ladies' Pocket Books,
and Ladies' Thread Cases
Stationary Articles of ali kinds, Fools
Cap and Letter Paper of the best
quality
Blank Books efalI sorts made in the
ncatest manner ard Account Books
ruled to any pattern with Patent kui~
ing and Binding if required, and at
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Blank, Visiting and Playing Cards and
good assortment Of the most ta-
shionable Paper Halgings. <
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NOTICE.

TINE Subscriber having obtalneo
1 from the County Court OF Fair
fax, letters of administration on the
est, tie of James c. West, deed. re-
quest all persons having claims agaInss
the said estate to bring them forward
for settlement, and those irdebtec to
make immediate payment to
Eliza West, ADMIR-.
March s 'SN0"
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ed by the thunder Of artillery from the
batteries and ships, while the poPulace
rent the airswith Is Vive lie Roi! Wye les
Bourbons " The most cordial unaniml-
fy prevailed amongst all parties, and q
splendid entertainment was given by pr
James Leith, commander IN chief, IN no,
nor Of the ceremony. The colony OF
Martinique is now, therefore under the
entire control of the government 81
France. Major General Lindsey IS the
governor Of the colony.
A Democratic print speaking Of what we
have gained by the war, says" Had 1t not
been for the war we should not have had
the extreme pleasure oftosting such heroes
as Jackson, Brown, Scott, Perry, and
Gaines" Highly as we esteem these brave
men, and whatever others may think, we
plain republicans are of opinion that the
treasure and life blood Of this people are
too dear to be sacrificed for the pleasure,
however extreme, Of toasting any men in
the nation. The Cleaner.
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WAsu1scToS Cry, April 6.

WAsu1scToN Cry, April 6.
NEWS CT THE CONSTITUTION.
Letter from an officer ON ooard TIL. figate
Constitution, to his brother IN t5sis city,
Constitution. at sea, Feb. 9Th, 1915,
OF Cape Fmisteere (spain.)
I have but a few moments, my dear
friend, to tell you oflmy best health, and
as good spirits, as this news ofresce al
lows me, which we received by the brig
that CONVEYS this to the United States, &
who left England 9 days ago. We have
been quite unlucky in meeting with the
enemy, having orly made one prize OF IN
considerable value since leaving home.
Our prospects now are very bright; we
spoke Dutch ship this morning, who
gave lis the agreeable intelligence, that she
FELL in with British frigate yesterday, on
this cruizing ground, and we are all eiat-
ed with the hope of falling in with her to-
morrow or next day. Iobserve the terms
Of the treaty, as they appear in tie En-
elish PAPERS, are very favorable tons; but
3 You know we may bequite Ignorant Of the
matter. as the law allows the legality OF
all captures made even until SO days at
ter the ratification. | have not thank
God, ever seen sohealthy a ship: we have
been out. "a DAYS with net more taan Sor
10 sick, and not an instal. ,e OF death.
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NEw-Y DIRK, Apr! S.
ARRIVED.

Erig HAVANA Packet, Thompson
Richmond, with -four and tobacco. Off
the Capes, spoke schr. Amelia, SO hours
from i York from Richmond. Passen-
germ IA HAVANA Packet, James Ray
from II q folk, who Informs that he sailed
from this port in the sloop Roxana, Bella
meter, with cargo of provisions for Tia
ralHia, and on the third March, three
niles east Of tie Nero, was captured by
tie l4iratcer sckr. Java of New-provi-
sa.Sncc. The Roxana was sent into New
Providence. The crew, which were tax
en- on board the privateer, were all libe-
ated at tie Havana, eXcept the Captain
aud treated politely. Three Gays after
wards, the privateer Java recaptured tie
british schr. st. Lawrence, formerly the
ATLAS, an American letter OF Marque)
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MARTINICE RESTORED.

A Barbados paper, Of December IS,
contains accounts of the formal surrender
of the colony of Martinique to the French,
pursuant to treaty on the cd Of that
month. The change Of dag was alacurc-
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PUBLIC SALE.
Notary-Pnblic.

THE subscriber having been duly
4 omr1issioned and sworn, No.
tary public for the Town and County OF
Ale1andria, is prepared to execute
the Notaria! business in all its branch
es, at his Law office, opposite the
Market Square, and adjoining the Cof~
fee-House.- Charter parties, Bills
Of sails CT vessels, Assignments and
all other shipping papers, will be drawn,
with .ccuracy and despatch on appii..
cation as above.
J., D. SirGn1s.
March "a 2aw3w
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Port of Alexandria.

e.rjss ENTERED.
Schf FTeemason, Kicb, Boston-sun-
dries TO p. Dunbar & Go.
Rolla Lunt, Newburypoi
Dries to Master.
CLEARED.
- Pegnlatcr, Chadwick, George
towlr-b.aster.
StacIsIeburgh, Grinnalsls, La
guira, by J. Gild.
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..1-z;..-.rErz..,=<

MARRIED. on Thursday last by the
Rev. w. Waters, DANIEL MINOR,
Issq. to Miss MARY Moss, of Fairfax
County.
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April q.
11ro gerry TglroLle Arr:luls.

T Schr. sCyntSa, Bailey, in one hundred
and ten DAYS from Manila. through the
sound NTH fell cargo OF teas and silks.
Sailed IN CO. with tire British schr. Yiag-
Iufe. for the North West Coast. Left,
shio Pennsylvania Packets, Meek, Of PHI
ladel,,h:a, waiting fer peace. On Thurs
dey spoke brig from Bostca Tor Alex
andria, AID was Informed Of the peace.
Erie Srynx, Breyoort. SO days iron
Carton, with full CARGO of teas. silks,
and nankesns. Sailed in co. with schr.
Russell, Vibsorts, of this port, which has
arrived at New-9c, !fGrd. Left shi2s
America, Nather, and Beaver, sowie,
both ON. York, laid up; Ann, Pawson,
of Baltimore, do. Lerant, T1octor Of Bos.
ton, do. Leila, Bird, dc. Mandarin. jor-
dan Of Boston. condemned as unseawor-
thy brig Rambler. Fdos, Of Boston scllr.
India, L.ecott, Of. Philadelphia /; letter OF
ma,qae ship Jacob Jones, Roberts, CO Bos-
ten, and scbr. TaIaaahma, Porter, ali
ready fur sea.
The British ship Isacc Todd, from the
S. West Coast, arrived at Canton aboat
the last of Nov. and informed that tie
British Sleeps of war Cherub Raccooa
were cniizing OH TIE Sandwich Island,
and had captured the ship Charon, White
more, of BOSTON, from the coast Of Cali
forllia, and had rccapturefs ore Of Cant.
porter's prizes. Tie british hon.e-wa4d
,bUa' Cbinaheet were rtsriv reads Ter
sea. ,ie COCOA 1isris vas strictly block
aded By the Cramps, Of 50 gins. the III
Gates Oven, GiendoWer and Fheban.
Tie Da.is frigate vas, araes@ tire islands.
s::reke, March = ileop Piong,boy. Rare,
ten days from Great Eggg Haibol icr An
tigua, well, and was informed OF the
peace.
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Episcopal Cowceution,

e ME Convention Of The Protestant
il Episcopal Church in Virginia, will
bold it annual session in Eic'uaond OIL
the fourth Tuesday in May next. By the
death of orr much laneHted Secretary,
the duty Of notifying this event teyolves
ON TIE subscribers, who take the liberty
Of requesting punctual attendance OF the
clerical and lay deputies. As it is re-
quired by tie canons of tie General Con-
vention that rarochial reports on the state
Of The Church in each parish be furnished
to each STATE Convention; and as under
existing circumstances such information
is necessary III order to enable our active
ana Jealous Bishop to. take measures for
supplying item with ministers it is
Therefore very desirable that each dele
gate would come prepared with report
embracing these objects.
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s g, Pressed Playing Cards.
'AS' .See,ssd amt Ear s4,e ~
Johu A. Stewart.
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BALTIMORE, Apr


Arrived, schooner Cossac, Crusins. 9
days from Nassau, II. p. salt. Egnmn VI
tse, to Henry Ihompson-left there 9Th
ult. schooner Washington, just arrived
from alexandria; sloop Roxanna, sent in.
On Monday last Of Iiatteras spoke ship
Hunter, from Philadelphia for Charleston
4 other sail in Sight. bound tothe South
ward. In the Cossac came passengers
Ga released prisoners among whom are
captains Lane and Wynn of tbs port !;
capt. Bright OF Philadelphia, and MIR.
Rhodes, late prize master of the British
slip Hercules from Bristol, captured to
windward by the private armed schooner
TIollins CT Baltimore, and re-captlced 9th
of March in lat. q, sent into Nassau !;
provisions very scarce some of the beef
in the Hercules had been sold at s so.
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g A likely young Negre
Man for sale for cash.-Apply to Cap
tain George Williams, Dumfries.
Apt:I 4. ct
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John Dunn,
CliUcr Norris,
w IL. WiImer.
B,tsllred Washington,
Edmund J.. Lee.

Members Of the Standing Committee.
a hil 8. 1aw4w.
eD3 The Editors of the Fredericks-
burg Herald, Richmond Patriot & En-
quirer, Norfolk Ledger, Republican Far
mer, Staunton, and Winchester Gazette
are requested to insert the above once a
week for four weeks, and forward their
accounts to the Office of the Alexandria
Gazette for payment.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-29

Notice.
THE subscribe., admitted an Attorney and Coie-
i seIior at Law, has formed a conncxion wnh
wiILiAn HrSTea, ESQ. and ofcss his profession
al services to the public. ~ go. :; go.
Asresrs. Oct. 2,, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-29
DUTcH DEGRNERAcY.

Accounts received IN Ncw-York from tho
Mediterranean, relative to the conduct OF tho
late Ouch squadron, though very Iaugbable;
teach us how people lose energy, and honor,
and courage, by losing liberty. The Dutch
friga,cs were in fact blockaded in Spsnish
pols, iii the American squadron attacked
and captured some Algcrine cruisers, whea
the remainder escaped into Malta. Then the
Dutch came out and Icy before Algers, TO
the number OF six or seven frigates or ships
al war. When il was known at Malta, thsr
the Dey had made peace with the Americana,
rwo Aigedne fiiga,es put TO sea, and enter
ed the hsrbor Of Algiers, hghling their way
through the Dutch squsdi on The rea.
der, unae aequsinisd with the former history Of
the Dutch, would scarcely believe that these
ofsccrs sod seanncn,, are the countrymcn OF
the De Wits, of DE Ruy,er, and Van Tromp.
The same squadron, we hear, bought a,re-
newsI of the former treaty between Holland
aud the Dey, for four hundred tboasana dot-
lcrs which treaty sipuIstes the payment Of
an annual tribute Compare this treaty with
that negonafed by DECATUR and his seeSefar-
ies Of iegenon The Dutch, 10 truth, Gre with
om skiIful naval officers; they lack exper.
iencc----those who were qualified 10 com mand :.
venr INTO The service oil Bonaysrte, and are
on, OF fashion now in common with honor
and talents, 10 France aud Holland. Nopow-
cr IN Eqropc can rise a navy to rival Eng
land. Amerisa--frss AEnssies you are re
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NEW HOTEL
AT BRISTOL.

G ANToRD HORTON respectfully inforins his
friends and the public, that he has taken the
house formerly improved by the Bristol Bank. next
north Of the market which, he has opened for
II HOUSE or FENz'hR1.dINNEAT.
Ladies and gentlemen can be accommodated with
boarding and lodging in pleasant and agreeable
manner--Fire. CLUBS and dinner parties can also be
accommodated in the best possible manner-and
travellers will find good entertainment for them
selves and suitable accommodations for their horses
The public assured that the most unreDit,ing
exertions shall be employed give every satsfsc-
ton. aa Bristol, Nov. g, 1915.