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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-22
I43SI
e. A FACT
WOKTHY OF NOTYCE.,

II : o.
lTsHEl.E il now to be found at ou;
N Groeery Store, corner Of Bridge
and High streets, as large and extensive
an assortment Of CHOICE GOODS in
our line. as can be met with in any store
in the y. States, which will be disposed
Of at wholesale and retail on pleasing
terms. Those persons of the District who
have not yet been supplied by US, will be
SO kind as to view and Judge for them
selyes-personat cabs are what we most
wish to encourage III our friends and euss
toners.
We have just landed from sundry YES.
sells from N. York, Philadelphia, and Bals
tinore,
50 boxes laquered boxes, con-
taining Y.Hyson g. Imperial Teas Of
fine quality, elegant and suitable fox
families
6 chests and boxes retailing Young Hy-
son do.
6 hhds. New.Ofleans and EluscoYado
Sugar
A quantity of loaf and lump do.
IS bbls. old Whiskey and Peach Bran.
dy, warranted several years old, and
superior to any in this market
90 kegs small twist Chewing Tobacco;
(common)
10 kegs large and small do. Of very su
perior quality. aud worthy TIE at
tentioa of those fond of tie article
s doz. bottles Lori!Iard's lest Maccaboy
Snuff in pound and half pound bot
ties
500 papers chewing do. cut and cohsi.
s,dered superior to twist trial,
however, viii best convince
s5skegs lsnaIl) Garrett's lest Scotch
Sniff
6 doz. best Wine Bitters
10 do: sparkling Champagne
do. pots French Mustard (Demaillel
case Sugar Candy
l do. fresh Madeira Citron
10 bags heavy black Pepper
Pine Apples, Lemons and Lines {fresh)
Fresh Tamarinds in kegs
A few pounds fresh Nut,negs
10 Pate De Gras:e Cheese from Uoi-
land, very Inequality
10 doz. transparent soap, for ladies usa
! case pearl ash
A few doz smoked Salmon; very fine
6 cases first rate Spanish Cigars
z doz. small hair sitters
800 empty demHohns, three sizes
5000 cofks for do.
aoo patent spicketts and facets
10 doz. do gimbets.
An invoice of glass and crockery ware,
viz. wines, gob!ets, tumblers, &c. alss
dinner sets of Elegant Liverpool ware
which, with that now open, makes the
most elegant assortment of these articles
in this District.
Hyatt s. Wilson's
Georgetown, Aug. 9. If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-22
NOTICE.

r. IN pursuaucaof deed Of trust fyom
e 40 Douglas, of Charles county, will
%ust public auction, in PERT Tobacco,
:, = y eenesday the esd day of August
Ta' ior ready money,
|. Eight Negroes,
INSISTING Of two wornen. five girls from
~ ~ Is years old, and one boy 6 years
Thomas Mandetl, Trustee.
august S. 1aw3t*
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-22
August 1e.
An Apprentice Wanted.

A YOUTH Of decent connections,
IA good dispositions, and some educa-
ton, about Is years of age will be taken
as an apprentice to the 8ools binding u
Stationary Rusiness.
Enquire of the PRINTER.
August 81. eotf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-22
!. Notice.

KEyHE Subscriber has commenced the
III RaAieg Business, at the corner Of
King and Union streets, in the house late
sly occupied by Mr.. Andrew Jamison,
where he will keep a constant supply Of
crakers, superfine Pilot s Navy Bread
81 the best quality.
Jacob Butts.
August IA.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-22
Land Tor Sale.
VyHE subscriber offers Tor sale va
liable tract of LAND containing
100 and one Acres.

Being one divided fourth Part OF the
Farm called Retirement, situate IN the
County * Fairfax, Va. abapt 8 miles from,
Alexandria OF the turnpike road leading
from thesce to Dumfries-~Pagt Of the a
bore tract is at present.under cultivation,
and the remainder tsay one half is bea-
rily timhered. The situatien of, the a.
bsve land renders If truly desirable toa-
by person disposed to purchase. Imme-
date possession ia be had, and an IN
|disputabie title given. Terms of sale
Cash. Should the abaye property not be
disposed Of previous to the first day OF
Sept. it viii be on that day, be offered
atPablic sale on the premises. Applica-
ton may be made to the subscriber on
tie farm.
JABEZ ROCKER.
august IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-22
Fresh I4rugs ana Medicines
William Harper, jun.

lpothecary and iirugglst. Alexandria
Fairfax-streef,
naS lately received a general as
sortment Ct Drugs, Medicines,
SSas Furniture, Vials. Dye Suits, &c.
ad'is in daily expectation Of a very ex-
snave supply, which was selected from
tls latest importstiens, and will warrant
item to be. pure aud genuine. and the
rices is low as they can be purchased
lot equal quality in the district. 4
GOOD credit given ophysicians and mer-
Chants ia the country. and their orders
executed with the utmost care & atten-
tiun--Country produce will be received
ssthe highest cash price in payment for
Medicines.
Ihavs s0Q0 VT; Of tie first quality
Ieswoodon hand at reduced price.
july gT. ..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-22
!, RoYAL-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1915.
T. W. Peyton and Co

Corner Of King and Colanlbus-streets
haze Just receired and offer for Safe,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-22

SALES AT vENDUE.

r., s7,srp Iipsdag and Friday,
WILL rs SOLD.
!. the vendre Store, corner OF Prince.
~ ~ and Water Streets,
4 VARIETY OF
n,u Goods, Groceries, &c.
o. S, Of which viii be expressed IN
4 ~ Sae bills af tae day.
/. - All kind Of goods which are on
.e.s =, and Che prices Of which are
. ..a..s'bEsSed, can at any time be viewed
e = purchased at the lowest limitation
anu P''e p. G. MARSTELI.ER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17
Trieste.

Many inquiries have been lately mad:
relative TO this place we have obtained The
following information sit is handsone
city in The Austrian dominions, at the head
OF the Ad'ia,ic, near Venice, containing 3
bout 10000 inhabitants, with free port no
goods paying duties but on consumption Or
importation into The interior f; it has an ex'
tenslve trade with the Levant, the produce
OF which may be lad there nearly as low IS
at the Greek Islands, or Smyrna. Il sIauds
on the side of a mou ain, fronting The sea
and contains strong CITADEL, handsome
theatre, an extensive exchange, seyerallaTSs
chuic hes, synagogue, manufactures u
CASTLE soap, porcelain, glass, ulflol au
Cream of tartar, rope walks, wax bleacasly'
sugar refinery, silk machinery, &c. Ing
imports are, sugar, coffee, cocoa, tobacco
cotton (raw aad twisted dye woods Oe''
wax, indigo, nankIns, sc. The tApor's ~
quicksilver, soap, bohemian glass, Germ"
linen, figs, currents, and generally all u
products Of the Mediterranean.
The port is good having mole sDu i
extensive dock. The quarantine IS lS''
when provided with a clean bill Of hsa'''
Baltimore Prfr'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17
From an EhgHb paber Of Tausayy d

From an FngG6 paper Of Jausa,y 81.
At the old Bailey Seflions, which end,
ed on Friday lalt, no lefs than twenty. FIVE
priioners received fentence of death
Two of them were brothers, and two of
them were under twelve years of age. Ii
appeared that they belonged to juvenile
gang OF about fifty, who have long prac.
tiled various depredations on the public.
They have been trained to vice by fet
OF old rutians who employed them, un-
der the idea that if they were detected,
compailion for their tender years will fave
them from condign punilhmcnt.
he following is an account of one Of
thoie benefu! accidents which ought to
be always made public A man by the
pane OF Lon'er, a journeyman printer,
accompanied by a woman, on MONDAY
latt, entered the houfe of wine merchan,
at o'clock in the evening. They were
received in fmaIl room, very low and
warmed by the pipe of itoye. The pipe
having hole in it, the fmcke of the place
iufocated (afphyxia) thele two unfortu,
nate Perions. AT ten in the evening, the
wine merchanr, coming TO requeif ,hem
to withdraw, he found Loflier dead and
the woman itretehsd on the ground If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17
GEN. DEARBORN.

Gen DEARBORN, the greatest Bely-ger-
en- in the American Army, will inf r u.
nately now have no further occasion loi thai
coat, that Duane told US was so exquisite
iy oespanbled with gold lace. tits conf
DENLY affirmed that when bis Excellsnc,
appeared IN all MS radiance of gold CO. The
spectators We're obliged to look al hin
through The medium OF smoked glass
we hope that the poeiical Judge Story vii
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17

Lem-To Tom Paine, the author ol
Common Sense, Rights OF Man, Age OF
Reason and le'e.r TO General Washington,
| [ bequealh strong henpen collar, As The
only legacy can think OF that Is worthy
of him, as well as best adapted 10 render his
death in some measure as iniaDaous as his
life and | 90 hereby direct and order my
executors to send il 10 him by the ist safe
conveyance with my compliments, and re-
quest that he would make use OF 1t without
delay, that the national razor may NOT be
disgracedDy The mead Of such monster."
From Co66ett's haf.er Of tie 1874 October,
1897.
"Pray, Monsieur Jefferson, if the free
dom of britain has crossed the Atlantick,
whittier is it gone You will not pretend,
| suppose, that 1t has taken up lis abode
among Americans, unless indeed you have
the impudence TO assert, that TO be chained,
kicked, logged and thumb. screwed by the
French, are the distinctive marks of free.
dom; unless you have the impudence TO
assert, thar men are free IN codniry where
Goyernour can order them TO be seized
without warrant and transported for
month, without trial, or even a hearing
unless, say, you are prepared to MAKE
these assertions, you Will pretend that The
free dom of Britain has taken its flight this
way, and above all, you VIII dare to assert
this OF her Liberty OF the Press No, Mon
sleur Thomas, the sun of Britain will shine
her philosophy will illuminate an admring
world, and her freedom, Cher real treedom,)
viii continue 10 be the charter OF the land,
when thy head will b. rolIine cheek ty iole
With that of some toil-kilied negro slave.
She will flourish IN commerce, in arts, md
In arms, when Thy pivot chair snail be crum
bled into dust; when thy French spun
theories, thy tllmsy philosophy, they shall
low, smiling poltIcks, and Thy ehvlous VIM
dlotye predictions shall ali DC damned 10
eternal oblivion and when Hougut snalibe
remembered thee or lhiAe, saye thy cool,
unproroNed, and vigorous Islander on the
family OF Cresap.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17
BY THE MAILS.
CAYUGA, n. z. MARCH nc,
PASSION

An unhappy Misunderstanding took
place on the aft between John SAWYER,
and JoiePh N Rood, of this village.
which, according to the teffimonv un.
der oath, terminated in violent aifault
and battery on the part of Mr. Sawyer,
without any reiitance on the part of Mr.
Rood The latter was dangerously in
Iured. Ills scull was beaten in upon
The brain, and comfortable blood poured
out upon the furface, which rendered an
operation necehary, which was perform.
ed on the 22d, which Immediately ref
tored him to his fenfes, and he remained
more comfortable for fome days. Bu1
from the violen, concuflion the brain ap.
pears to have fuffered from the battery,
an inflammation has taken place, which
renders his recovery very doubtful. Il
few days however will determine it.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17
SOBER TRUTHS.

Mr.. CASTOR, a member OF Congress,
from N. Carolina, has addressed letter 10
his constituents, replete with solemn truths.
Among other remarks, he says Many
people lhought, that When the war was over
all lis burdens would be removed and lis
losses repaired Alas The sins ofnations,
as we'll as those Of individuals, are visited
upon the third and fourth generations !
The war has ceased /; but we still smart
b-nsath its curses. The tax gatherer viii
long so his rounds and certainly each
man, at every visit, must say to himself,
,his ,es, pay for war which was wa
ged in folly which has closed without OBJ
obtaining one OF its objects and from
which lis conductors could not be diverted
by the most solemn representations. Lei
1t teach me never to trust wholly in the pro-
fessions OF men, but to examine with stlict
eye, the tenor Of lheil conduct. thought
4 was supporting republicans. fad
have been fostering demagogues and tyrans
Hencetort II, ! sholi be more cautious
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17
EROM TIE HdYdNA.

A gentleman who lefi Havana oaa'.
24th ult. informs, that it was notOilo''
that orders had been received tor clODs
the port againlt foreign vefels, but ln.'
the governor had nor acted upon 'll'gl
and it was uncertain whether be W0u''
till he received further advces fromop1"
On the receipt at the II of news Oh P go,
between @. B. and the u ). is' "a
were interchanged between the Din ''s;.
frigate Seahorle, gun-brig, and : D ! !.
more letter ofsmarque' The , h- .,i !,
American colors at her foretop r."
maft head The Spanifh forts anO !. ~ :,
Spanifh venels alto fred falu'es on ~ !
cation The ST. Lawrence ichf' Ps Pm /.
the Chauffeur, and retaken, was u"
ing there bur bound TO Bsrnu0A
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17
WILKINSON vs. ARMsppo..

Eztrsc's from the proceedings Of ~
Martial arts tor the Mock tri.lO Gen. VIZ, .'''
have been published in the ve.,s,. ~'ssss
The General. in bis defence. ~.sex,,.u p,Ptn-
we're, pathetic and eloquent. He thus J.. r.
the conduct OF Mr.. ARms1 soNc, hes ''s 9
of war, who was his prosecutors. 's'a!
An upright and able mio;s,..
prefer to rest his political stand,aa "0uat
own reputation, sooner than seek - . ~ = y
by the persecution ola faithful, jealous r'ps
unfortunate General: Such was ~ 0a'
duct OF Chatham, whose examnle !, ! Ssa
possible an Armstrong could initiate : ~
:" But my case is perhaps wi,bon ),
ample : That ola Minister Of high ~. 's
ing and splendid talents, seducng !, "a 'as'o
from an honorable command and The r',s s'
est prospects Of fame, to put him on ~ '''1 g
ecutlon OF all impr1cticable project va; 4.
ont competen, mems; and became 5a D'a,
failure, 10 save himself from public OHM =
he descends 70 tricks, stralaeems
PeFhdies, 10 cast the blame he las inen,..l
from his own shoulders upon those of , ~
officer he had deceived and this ofT,e.s s
man with whom he had been associa,s ! !;
the most interesting scenes Of the rrroiss
tionary war tue triendoi his juvenile ass.
to whom he profcssed to be bound H. 4 !
sacred lies OF personal confidence and !,
tachment
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17
NEW. YoRR, ApR,r n

IAetate afthe Surfr7ze --Cap,. Leen,,a
of the schooner Friendship, who cam- l.
on Saturday from Shrewsbury, with e..
of the persons who were on boatd the ST..
prize at the time Of her shipwreck !.
Barnegat shoals, informs, that llg Der,aD,
remaned on the wreck during part Of Il.
nigh; OF Wednesday the 5lh inst when H.
vessel separated, and some floaled ashorr.oo
the sternpost, others on the counter, and
others or different fragments Of the vessel
At day light the survivors were collected "A
the shore, when'it was ascrrtained that sey.
enty were slyed, and forty nine lost -Four.
teen dead bodies were found and inferred
A!lthe officers Ut the 81 lop Of war Erie ws,
saved, together with tie boatswain's wife.
MIR. Cowan The mate Of the Surpr.ze, was
also drowned.
The Smpiz Barstow, sailed from his
port Oh the mornisg OF the Sd Inst. withlhs
crew OF The y ). stoop otwar Erie, Osuad
10 Baltimore 90
[A Philadelphia paper says, only II Wg:
LOST
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17
From the Mississippi Republican. March 8.

From the Mississippi Republican, March s.
.Ademocranc Judge Judge Poindexter
was arrested On Saturday last, on leirito-
iiel Warrant, for an assault on the Ed. OF
OF the Republican, in he door Of his office
and being broasht before The justice who
issued NE warrant, refused TO enter INTO re-
cognisance 10 his appearance at Court (;he
Justice not requiring security j while "a
mittimus was making out, 10 commit him 10
prison, he qvithdre7u from the court house
and was followed and taken into custody by
the deputy sheriff. lie then issued hQ5eu8
cor1lus TOR himself, returnabl- before the
hon. Judge Leake, and lett town on Sunday
morning in custody of an officer for the re-
sidence Of that Judge, in Claiborne county
alter giving bond and security to the sheriff
that he would not escape. Since which we
have no account Of him.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17

James Monroe An article has found its
way into the National Intelligencer in re
commentator Of this man TO tie presi-
dency. In the course Of it The writer saws
We know that many republicans feared
that lie waited the requisite enc gy, but tie
flrohosi'io'ls made BY nm 20 Congress haze
cfaced those IMPRESSIONS I"
we presume the writer aludes 10 the
consumption bill proposed by Mr.. Monroe /;
a proposition too daring and TOO Infamous
Tor even the last Congress to adopt. Ener.
gy indeed The energy Of Calieula,
who wished the Roman people had one
bead that he might have the qualification TO
strike it off at one blow.
" y Herald.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17
Estraa If a letter FIRM Nf'''O'''
dnfed Mnrfb lctb. !.

"The enemy, fince the receip ps' :
patches from bis Government i"is In:
Of the ratification By the PriI os. =. b;
of ths Prellminaries fgued at ols ,d Ca
remained inactive near ship a"s o,sss
flames, 20, far from his hril su. bss
on his arrival in our waters. y"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17

Acc cunts from Castlne mentions lhats
RlHeman brig had ar. from 81. Johns, and
sailed agaia same day. 500 men Of d:
64th, had Just sailed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-04-17

JONATHAN FISK, Esq. late member 81
Congress, has been appointed U 5. District
Auo,ney for The Southern Dislsiclol ths
State Of New York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-15
70 ~ y IT y
FROM DETROIT.

EItraet Of a letter from an american officer,
10 his friendin Baltimore, dated Detroit,
Ocf le.
There was trial here last week, which
in its effect is of national consequence. A
lieutenant in the British navy undertook to
take some deserters on our side, with party
of armed men, some of whom he landed, ,and
caught one Of his deserters.-Some OF our
citizens assembled, surprized the sentty, and
foaly obliged the officer 10 60 TO Detroit,
where he was compelled to give bail for his
appearance. He was tried, according 10 law,
by Jury Of six foreigners and six citizens,
who brought in a verdict that the officer had
rot taken the deserter by force that he had
told him only TO go into the boat, and the fel.
low went. From the positive evidence l
heard, and from All after conversation with
the Judge, think there could be no reason
III the world to have acquitted him of that
charge. They, However, brought him IN
guilty of riot, and be was fined by the court
or $500 Chief justice Woodward, who
gave the sentence, said that this punishment
was the seRtepce of the other two Judges |;
tina, he differed from it, and that the ieuten-
an, ough, to be also pilloTied and imprisoned
As circumstances occurring here, are
IepOIteu 10 tue Cullcu OtaleS merely Oy iet-
ter, and often misrepresented, it may be well
f, to inform you, that one of our soldiers shot
and killed an Indian last week, for iIppudent-
ly level!lng rifle at a party OF our soldiers.
The circumstance has made some noise here,
as the Indian was under the protection and
charge of His Britannia Majesty. The Brit
ish have brought in coroner's verdict of
murder /; and some letters have passed be-
tween the British Colonel James and Govern
or Cass. Our Governor has been pretty Sc
we're with his pen, and treated the "Bulwark"
rather roughly. The affair, however, is dy-
ing away"
" Oct. 2o.-The British civil authority
have offered reward Of FIVE hundred dollars
for the apprehension Of the soldier who kill
led the Indian. This will inevitably set the
Indians on the hunt for him. But to prevent
any i'll consequences, the General will send
to Colonel James, very spriei rcmon-
STRANGE, and threats Of retaliation"
10 the above letter, good deal of animos-
ity is said to exist between the citizens of
Michigan and the Canadians /; but the mill
tary on both sides treat each other with great
civility.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-15

From the reported answer TO governor
Galusha's speech, as published in the National
Standard of the first instani, we extract the
sound opinions and patriotic expressions be-
low :---
"Your excellency must, in common with
this assembly, have viewed with deep regret
and sorrow, the conduct OF that portion OF the
citizens OF this state, who, stimulated by an
inordidatc thirst for gain, or desires OF a char
actor more ciiminal, and encouraged by "a
lax administration Of justice, have been en-
gagged, not only in feeding the enemy and at
fording them such other supplies as were
necessary to enable them TO sustain the con-
test against Us, but also in resisting, and abus-
ing with impunity, the faithful officers OF the
goveroment, who, in the discharge OF their
duty, have been employed inthc execution
OF those saiutary laws provided TO prevent In.
tercourse with the enemy.
"The integrity of the union of the states,
the general assembly consider Of vital impor-
tance to the peace and prosperity of the pre-
sent and every future generation. The i'll
success with which the recent formidable at
tempt at its destruction has been attended,
and at time most favorable TO effect the dcs-
perate object, is believed to be conclusive
proof Of the estimation 10 which it is now
held by the great body of the people in the
eastern states (; and it is much to be lament
ed, that unremited exertions are made to
familiarze the citizens with language tend
ing TO make questionable the necessity and
importance ,ofits preservation.
"The present state of Europe presents an
awful spectacle of the dcpravity and inordi-
nate. ambition of man. The good faith of
kings and cmperors is found TO constitute no
barrier to the most wan,on persnits after per-
sonal agrandisement, and recent events will
fully justify belief that there, the last ves-.
tige Of liberty has, ere this, been surrendered.
"a confederation Of kings, and emperors
is always alarming TO lovers of freedom and
the equal rights OF man but when it is visa
bly, stamped with every feature Of declara-
,ion of war upon the natural rights of the peo-
pie to elect their own rulers, republics may
we'll trembc for their safety"
BY late experience, we have been taught
the folly of relying roo much uhon The imhor-
sation Of MANUFACTURED goods, and the impor-
tancc Of extensive manufactorics among US.
1t is an object which truly merits the atten-
ton Of the legislature, and demands the fos-
tering hand OF government"