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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-10
WE DNE SDAY, MAY 10, 1915.
Valuable Lands for Sale.

I'm pursuance of a decree ofthe United
States Circuit Court of the District
of Columbia for-the County of Alexan-
dria, which decree hath been affirmed on
an appeal, from the said court by the Ho.
norable the Supreme Court Of the United
States at the last February Term. The
subscribers Church Wardens of the E.
piscopal Church in Alexandria, by the
consent and direction of the Minister
and Vestry of the said Church-will ex-
pose to sale for ready money, or in lieu
thereof, the Stock of any Incorporated
Bank in Alexandria at the current mar
ket price Of the day to be made known
on the day of sale, that desirable tract
of Land in the County Of Alexand =,
commonly called the GLEBE la. IL :,
situate about miles from George'S3 N
Ferry and miles from Alexandra,
containing $40 ACRES, one half of
whichis we'll timbered with oak, hickory
and chestnut, it is handsomely situated,
good water and fine young orchard of
the best selected apples and cherrys; the
Land will be sold intire or divided into
smaller parcels if applications should be
made previous to the sale which will take
place on the premises on Thursday the
18th of June next, the title papers may be
seen atany time on application to
GEORGE DENEALE
&
JOHN MUNCASTER,
Church WardeEs.
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To Rent or Lease
For d term Of Fears to good Tenaut
Prospect Hill

I'D LONGING to the Estate of the
I'D late Geo. Slacum, situate on the
Leesburg road, opposite Mr.. VIM. Re-
bison's seat about three miles from Alex
andria, and five from the City of Wash
ington, there are on the premises a good
dwelling and out houses with sheds for so
head of cattle--a great variety of the
choices fruit, a well of excellent water--
the greater part of the farm is laid down
IN timothy and clover seed. Its contigui.
ty to the two markets of Alexandria and
Washington renders it desirable spot
to man of industry, and to such it will
JANE II. SLACUM.
April 90. eoSw
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.AIEs AT vENDUE'..

e ,,.,.ru Tisssdtw and Friday,
w e00' WILL BE SOLD,
..h. yendue Store, corner OF FRINGE
A'1'' and Water Streets,
4 AVARIET " Or
Dr., Goods, Groceries, &c.
o..,;es,ars Of which will be expressed IN
the bills of the day.
-. al Kind Of goods which are on
,.,;.3,;oa and the prices of which are (,
l le1a,';sSsa, can at any time be viewed
ssa ~ n,rc ,ased at the lowest Limitation
and Pt's' p. G. MARsTELLER.
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I NoiCE.

a Ii persons having claims against
the estates of Levi Scott and VIM.
La lsedown, decd. are requested to pre-
seut them TO the Court of Prince Will
Ian County, duly authenticated, on or
before the first Monday in July next, at
which time the Court viii proceed to dis
tribute the said estates amongst those
whose claims arc then exhibited accord
ms tolaw.
w. Il. Chapman, ID. 5.
FOR
Edmund Brooke. Shelf.
April "a. tlstJ
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]. Korn,
j. iseniner.
If
Joseph Apear,

r, rsptcrruLLy informs his Friends
and the Public, that he continues
- 81 ~ on the CABINET BUSINESS ~,
. + al its various branches, on Royal
Street. near the Market, and has on
ha1a some we'll made FURNITURE
And also Informs the Public that ne has,
yot new HsARSE, aud stock to make
tOFFINS If called for. He also makes
and reoairs S0PHAS and every kind OF
CHAIRS on the shortest notice.
Feb. 25.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-10
mo. 1918
Public Sale.

On FRIDAY, the 18th day Of June next,
at 10 o'clock, in the morning, will be
sold, to the highest bidder, on tbepre-
mises, iffair, if not. the next fair day;
on terms and conditions then to be
made known
A LII the interest or claim which the
~ late James DaH and JOHN Heath
cote had or died seized in the following
fee-simple property, viz.
One three story brick house and lot in
Fairfax-street, with other buildings at
tached thereto, as now occupied by Mr..
John Lloyd.
Immediately thereafter,
One three story brick house and lot on
Fairfax-street, now occupied by Messrs.
Silas and David Reed as shoe store.
Immediately thereafter,
One two story brick house and lot on
Water-street, as now occupied by MIR.
Willia,n Danlop.
Immediately thereafter 1ciU be sold,
An annuity of 100 dollars in house
and lot on King-street, in a valuable 81
tuation.
Immediately thereafter,
One three story bake-house and lot on
Ramsay's wharf, with the buildings at
tached thereto, as now occupied by, Mr..
Andrew Jameson. A satisfactory title
will be given to the purchasers & attend
ance by
EDWARD DAY, Trustee.
April 26. cots.
John B Hammett,
Upholsterer & Paper Hanger,
Corner of Washington & King-streets,
ALEXANDRIA:
TENDERS his services in the line of
his profession to the citizens of the dis
trict and public in general. Orders will
be executed in the best and most fashion,
able manner, with punctuality and dis
patch.
For Sale as .4bore,
An assortment of elegant paper hang
ings with borders to match, linen and
cotton bed-tickings, furniture dimity,
fringes and tassels, bed, furniture, and
coach lace, cotton, yarn, &c. &c.
:. Wanted CURLED HAIR in the rope
and live GEESE FEATHERS.
Nav S. dSt1aw4t
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A Valuable Farm and Mill

FOR SALE.
HNHE subscriber will sell by authority,
& the MILL and Plantation which he
now occupies, belonging to Lydia Hough,
situated on the edge of a German settle
ment, in the County of Loudoun, 9 miles
N. w. of Leesburg and two and an half
miles from Waterford, on Beaver-Dam
Creek, and in one mile of the best wheat
neighborhoods in the county. The tract
contains $50 Acres, surpassed by none in
the county for it's fertility. About one
third Of this land is we'll timbered, and the
balance in state of high cultivation, the
whole which is well watered, having
one or more springs in each field. The
mills strong frame building, two and
half stories high with three floors, with
enc pair of manufacturing burrs, 5feet in
diameter, together with Erans' machinery
complete, and one pair of country stones,
four feet in diameter.-There are also on
the premises and near the mill comfort
bic dwelling house, good miller's house,
a 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 HOUGH.
N. B. The above described property
will be sold eitherin body or divided as
may best suit purchasers. S. II.
Loudoun Go. March I'D
April 10. eotf
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Henry Nicholson.

sp The Editor Of the National In
teliigencer is requested topublish the a.
bovs every other day seven times apd
forward his account to this Office forpay-
ment.
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Public Notice is hereby given,
THAT the Assistant Assessor within
this District will forthwith proceed
throughout the same, for the purpose of
taking lists of the lands, lots Of ground,
Nth their Improvements, dace!ling houses,
and slares, subject to the United States
direct tax, and for valuing and assessing
the same; and also lists of the value OF
housGsoI furniture, and OF the number
Of gold and sitrer 1catches, subject to du-
ty within the said district. All persons
owning, possessing, or having the care or
management of property of any OF the a
bove descriptions, are required by law to
deliver to the assistant assessors, written
lists, containinga true and accurate des-
cription of the same; and are hereby no
titled and warned to be prepared on the
said first day of April, Or Immediately
thereafter, to deliver the same, under the
penalty provided by law foc neglect Or
refusal III this respect.
JAMES MCGUIRE.
Principal assessor Of lie District Of
Colaalbia.
April IL. tt.
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Notice..

: :"
HvHE Subscriber of Fairfax county in
the State of Virginia, having obtain
ed from the Orphans Court thereof let
tiers of administration on the personal es-
tate of Mrs. Elizabeth Brent Ha1nerStey,
late of the county aforesaid dec'd-Ali
persons having claims against the said
decedent are hereby forewarned to exhibit
their claims legally authenticated to the
subscriber, on or before tine Oath day OF
October next. or they will by law be ex,
cluGrd from ali benefit of said estate, and
those indebted thereto are required 20
make immediate payment to
Sarah s. Hamersley
.Yaaninistratrir.
April se. sw
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S4H-MAKLNG.

YNyHE SUBSCRIBER informs the ci-,
8 tizens of Alexandria, that be has
commenced the Sail .Naking Business,
i, the loft formerly occupied by Mr.. Da-
MEL McDousal, on Union-street, next
door to Messrs ]. s. t. Vowell's Store,
where all orders in his line will be care
fully attended to, and hopes from his
knowledge and attention to business to
slarcin the patronage Of a generous pub
lie.
Thomas Thornton. ,
Mays. sw
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For Sale OF Rent,

0w Bake House and Lot,
saat;oy On ,washington-street IS feet,
! Il ;ae5es 70 4 10 foot alley from Washing
an e Coiambus-sreet, "a feet fronting
s = s X bake house. If required the whole
y Va IN he had OH W ashington-street 7S teet
S 81 With tic improvements. Apply
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90 Dollars Rezrard.

go Dollars Rezrard.
n ANYWAY from the subscriber on
ma, Friday the 2sth April last, ne
GRO lad named EDWARD commonly
called NED, between 10 and 90 years of
age. about five feet five or six inches high,
had on when he went away blue roun-
dabout, light colored pantaloons and black
stockings his other clothing not recollect-
eds IS supposed he has gone to Balti-
more, as he was seen crossing the George
town ferry the next day after he luna-
way. The above reward will be paid for
apprehending and securing him so that !
get him again and reasonable charges
paid if brought home.
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10 RENT,

A TWO story frame House, with
~ large Garden, situated on the west
side of Washington-street, between Duke
and Wolf-streets, lately occupied by Cap
tain Stephen Moore. For terms apply to
Mrs. PHeBE Moore.
April 6. tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-10
Plaster Paris.
LaWRasOJr 6 FOWLE,
HAVE FOR SALE,

The Cargo of schooner Brazilian, Cap
tain Pote, from Moose Island
Consisting Of
80 tons Plaster Paris,
$50 Grind Stones,
27 barrels tanners Oil,
6 casks Copperas,
.also landing and for Sale,
2 pipes Holland Gin,
9 ditto Teneriffe Wine,
l ditto Port Of a superior quality,
/ ditto Catalonia do.
/ case domestic manufactured Cot
tons, Ginshams, &c.
April %. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-22

per;euce viii stew rs that, in this respect, this nation
has been listening 10 snaves, who seeking their
own interests in urgisg on TO
ana well aware, that shall do JONATHAN an in
finite deal OF present mischief. Aud he seems aware
oih po Mr.. Madison takes great pain, to give his
constituents strong sense Of the violent hostility they
have to encounter. They TOW, even at this Ino-
ment getting eady their powder aud ball. their rifles
and Their swords their hsversscks and Announcements
There VIII not bea man unsrRed, unprepared for
battle, before tie opening ofthe next campaign. A
million OF free-uen IN arms will be ready receive
whoever shalt march against them. The debates in
our Pariameut the language ofour vspapers. which
JONATHAN knows well how TO estimate, viii urge
hun on to measures OF preparation lie is expeditions
IN these matters beyond all nations upon earth. The
battle will be battle 1T engage the attention Of the
world. have often been rebuked foe eneavoring to
draw the public attention. to American affairs. have
never been sbe to persuade any body, that America
was otauy consequence. She has nov become Of con-
sequence; and, If the go on, as fear il will,
she will be of most fearful importance in the
view OF every natiop in Europe.
Perhaps yoa do not know, that the present inuries
which we able to inEc America, are the great
est OF blessings in the eyes OF of her satesmen
They have always wished for something that would
separate her as widely possible from Great Britain
Whether wisely or rot IS another matter. They have
always wished it and il they this accomplish
ed by the destructics of twenty or rty towns on
the coast, they will ,hnk The acquisition wonderfully
cheap
"Wheuto marry or n fght," as some are. &c both
parties are equally eager they come together"
Both parties are in Earnest and eager in this case; aud
they viii soon reach ar,fher, though the distance
bctwee, them Is 81 grest. The bstbe viii be famous
one A great kfetor, lie mistress of the sea and
dictatress OF Earspe, side ard tire iast Of
Republics she otflSr Not onlv the question of ma
rtune rights IS to be decided; but the question Of
the natsre Of governments. The world is now going
to sec. whether Republic, without STAN
ding army, with halt dozen frigates, and
with Chief Magistrate with salary Of about rue tLo,,
sand bourds year, be able 20 cosend, spse handed
against kingdom with thousand ships of war; an ar
my oftwo hundred Thousand men, and with Pov.d
Family, whose civil list amounts 70 more than-a mil
lion pounds ayear. N7thng ever interesting rs
this spectacle. May the end be favorable TO the honor
and happiness of this country and mankind in gener-
al
Tam, &C. sc.
WIN. CORBETT.
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Donprc.- --
n O&1AOJV ~ n = IN u =.

Panersburg, nor. II.
The Bible Society AT Plseysburg, has
printed in the coErse of two Yeas, $500 b.
bies in seven different laRgea,-ss, and the
committees who form subdivisions OF the
principal society have printed 81 $40 bibles
~ ioer languages. Thep per alone has cost
10000 :. 5ies.
Last week, two o; the Disciples of Joannx
Scnthcote, Were detected in a .neg5ciatioa
with poor woman of Crewkerne, TO pur-
chase one of her infant twins, which they in
tended 20 pass off al London as the child 1t
the Prophecies. When the affair was
made known. the negociators and ther pat
roness were carried about in eifigy by tas
popuiace.
LONDON Dec. 9.
The Rsv. Robert Morrison, Missionary
IRON thetLondon Bible Society, ard transla-
tor for the East India company at Canton,
has at tass finished the difficult task Of trans
lating the .Ncqv T'csfamenfi into the Chinese
language. The last arrival from China.
brought ffty copies of this extraortlinar-
york-they have been distributed among the
Colleges, public libraries, and to some dig IL
taries OF tie church.
a few lays ago there was great .yng-
tie at Greenwich, some discharges IF ar
ti'lery having taken place on account Of
the new battle, and the English F.igate, rhe
Presideit, arriving afterwards 1t was sun
possd 20 pe the American vessel Of war. of
that name, and that the scn1dron of Adj
mirai gers vas in the eh.nnellli
C1uYf-T
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i1ffon, Cctt. Gordon, sailed from Hamnsc,.
Noaus tor y. York. 1t VIII be rerellscted r,
our readers, that the Constellation. (then
upder the command of Capt. Stewait) was
chased into Hampton Roads by the British
fleet under I'D. Warren, in the ricnth Of Feb.
1918, by very skilful management escaped.
and came into this port, where she has since
remained. To her gallant commander. her
officers and crew, it was rnortiEy Ing circum-
stance TO be blocksded by a superior force for
two years but TO the public, and TO Norfclk
IN particular, 1t was highly beneficial. To
the Constellation, the citizens of Norfolk
have looked with confidence as part Of their
defence, in case Of an attaes that their COAT
deuce was net misplaced, Cr;ney- Island AZ
tests, for, without detiacting from the merits
of others, the seamen and marines under the
command of Ii. .Necl, IN an eminent degree,
contributed to the success of that gallant a.
chievement
For some time past the Constellation has
been under the command Of Capt. Gordon.
whose activity in protecting the trade, which
in spite OF the vigilance aud superior force
OF our late enemy, was carried on with the
rivers above, deserves the highest corimen-
dat'on. To us 1t is surprising that under al
circumstances, tile enemy made SO few cap
tures more surprising Il is. when we con-
slider his superiority, and Captain Gordon,s
means. With generally three or four ships,
me English barges generally were double IL
M aher tie gan-b0ats ,Sere OF no use q
gainst barges, who could retreat upon their
approach superior as the British force was,
1t never ventered into Hampton Roads With
out being opposed, and compelled 70 retire.
The urbanity of the officers, and orderly
conduct of the seamen and marines. were
highly commendable. 1.
SOUTH AMERICAN FEELINGS.
By recent alv;ces from Rio Japeiro we
have the pleesurc to learn that The ENGLISH
party IS down there, as it is here, and is like
to be every where. A complete change in
the administration has taken place, removing
all the British !sa-tizsns. frc r~authority, ard
supplying .hci,' STAGES with rIen of more IN
dependence and patriotism. The American
Character seands very h.rh with the South
American Porfnguese-HF ne british ministers
Lord Stranrforl, is Cfitc our # favor, ani
Mr. Sumpter, the American raiuster, vcrs
mach ard attended -. tft=r tilt,
captures OF the Macedonian ard lava th-.
English succeeded in persuaCins the Poy>.
iuguese that the Anel an erigates wee
heavier than the largest E.ng,ish seventy
fourS. Bat the Prince r gent having had
an opportunity TO see the Essex, was enabled
to undeceive himself and the astonishmes.
and admiration were of course very great ar
forwards, when they learned that this ittls
vessel had so heroically resisted two En-
lish trigates AZ Valparaiso. The o. States
are indebted for much IF their cousidera,icr.
IN uth America to the romantic c71plo:te q
the gallant Porter.
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EnR aAIF

Z = Pai'c ans'lor on Sanrisy tI,e S5fb instant az
~ 2 9'elocs Z. " ct rribu's rsveIn, (C;hestd.
tofny rhot miles from Manchester IN the tur,.-
pike road, nearly opposite ssrl Tavern,
n LOT or P.4RCEL or LIND,
Cc',taining onr o7ditres f21sfls ac7fs With dwsL
inghousc &c tbsgs0n.--Fweige moths or. at Will
be g.gen--hcnd with approved security aad Trust
deed vii b. requreJ.An ndrputable .ght and TUE
vii he msds--by
a. TURNER.
March Il. Wv
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THE SUB SCRiBER
OFFS Far Sale me Gkoeufnq Tracts AZ

u = = 2 u E7l-IF TT 7 1fII-IfT9t 4 INtfF n
LAND. Uiz--
NNE ifgct containing 1000 srpens French raes.
suls, ia ihe coufy Of 81 Charles, Aiissoufi rerr
tory situatedon the Big Calumet river, enptyny into
the Mississippi below the sale wcSs Salt river aud 70
mites below Bufsloe settlement.
Ore tact combining $3.50 arTcns, situated On che
Essie Fork u COiore river, emplyig into the fissi-
sipqi, and
Oae traefof 500 srpens, On tie Femme Osage riyet
erpT'y ~ INTO tbe Missouri
TIE Shove are frat rate Lands ard 81 r settled rart
d TIE county Sac 'r0 lost within eight r,is NJ ili
ApPieatDr m4f be- mrde 20 tr. Ar,ad Hrsers,
living G tlIe ~ aupe river, 81 Charles esa4ty Hn
-'fi f-it.tnY oatp TIE .Gssefite-. yfs whom co
r.-s Is Fl ~ ioigtd
tpj 7lers nus ~ 81 r5fff
rs-rgfrsK CIVIC fsan
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eANAWAY from, the 5uascrjb about the fra cf
3 August last, Bright biuia to Man, by the asrne
o, NED about so years old he is lars aud well made
rather strs'gh -anr, scar his right cheek a,d
smother on nf his legs aeross Ike shin hone--Re
has friends near Lyncbbgrg, in Campbell Amherst <
jeesnsh a., and has been harbnured herr tofore "a
uodsrssed by soD'e negroes freed BY The ate iSehstd
HpHtO'ph, and iYis Fsrmviile, IN Prince Ed
war CONT. TIE above reward viii be- Iaid to my
person wiz viii diye the said fellow to me Il ms re-
sioense, Mliss's Mountain, in the co1n,y Of
BcSnghanr, if iiken within the county; and ST. I've
IN sd4fo1 20 wa, the Law allows, if taken oItc.
oorrb live in. L. BOILING.
March lt.-----w9w
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-13

i uDiiC Salt
ON Tuesday next the 10th inst. will be
sold at the Vendue Store,
A Negro GIRL "a va
liable house servant) for the term Of IA
years.
ALSO,
A quantity of Household and Kitchen
Furniture,
P. G. Marsteller.
May IS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-13

r. + ]. Vaudeville,
Haze Just received and offer for Sale.
$50 barrels Wbiskey,
&c Whole Boxes warranted Ha-
IA Half wanna CIGARS,
60 bags Shot.
so dozen Sifters,
10 hhds. Sugar,
Is do. Molasses,
5000 bushels of Salt,
Green Coffee in bags, &c.
Mo- 10 ct