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In addition to the facts stated in this letter from
our attenu'e correspondent, stage passenger from
EastGn, mentions that our sioep OF war OTTA had
proceeded alone TO Alg.ers, and conme,cc,l the
bon.bar,iloent OF that town. If this be tue, all the
AlgeIine marine must have be, sea and il so it is
Improbable that The gallant Decatur will YET give
good account vi the whole.
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NOTICE..

PURSUANT to two Deeds of Trust, executed, 20
4 the Subscribers, by THOMAS SLIP, viii De
o"d, at Pebble Auction, the premises, OR Tuesday
the 18th day OF September next, Tor ready money
that '
FaLU4BLE I'R.9CT OF LAND,
Lying in the lower end OF Caroline county situated a,
the confluence OF Bevcrleys Rum with Maracosic
Greek, and containing by late survey 100 acres aud
70 poles
HUMPHREY SALE,J
ROBERT SALE.
1fuStees-
DUG. 2S.--ru9frh
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CARD.

LISBON, June 20.
" Mr.. Baton presents has Compliments to
G. q. Burreli, Esq. and sends hin. tie follow
ing translation of letter from
Cdrthasen0, 20fh June, 1915
"Ycsterdty an Atgerine trigate arrived in
this port, dismasted, and almost = wreck, She
has been reduced tc this state by American
ships of war outside. We are tins moment
informed that another Algerine tligate has a.
50 been captured by the Americans, and ar
rived into Estacia-an anchorage on the coast,
distant hence about seven leagues"
Is Lisbon, June %, 1915.
Capt. Eames-I enclose you letter for
the Hon. Secretary OF the Navy, giving him
an account of the capture of two Aigcrine iri-
gates, which has been received fioin u NEST
respectable house in CarEhageua"
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NEW PCBLIC87JO MS. sc.
.JCSI PUBLISHED.

4 IN FOR SALE, at Peter cottom's I,nos & Sta.
4 " uonary Store, the following; Publications
Sc.
Gay Mannering, or the Astrooger, by the author of
Narericy, Q 70.
Discipline, Novel, by the author of Self Coatrol,
2vo.
An Essay on the character and practical writings of
81, Paul, by Hannah More,
Contnaaon of Early Lessons, by Maria Edgewortl,,
2 W..
Aiison's Sermons,
Maria, or the Hollarders. by Iouis Bonapar,e yo
Childe Alariqnc, pnegs 4eysrie, -
The Velvet Cushion, by J. w cunniags .ain.
The Magic OF Wealth, Novel by T : Sarr.
C!arkes travels ia Europe, Asia Il Africa, yo & s.
Sanlag1snti new 'icr, with nla,es
Every man las o~n Cath. Hector.
l he Ass on Parnassu,, ard from. Scotland, Gre no
fteieau's Poems, new eslhioa, sc. sc.
---.iLSC--
JUST RECEIVED
london AID American male Piano Frres. C,,r;.
nets, Flutes, thes, PrloStiinss, Ni., Strings pa
tent hot pressed Playing Cards. ars, elegant as7o
Went 81 Paper Hansi IS and B0rdefi;,s
august 25--9s4qy
" Is lie keeps constantly or hand large and ge-
ndra assortment ofBooSs s. Stationary Whole Is
which he enabled TO sell the most moderate terms
tor cash or credit.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-23

Much curiosity has been excited in this CT
~, by the report that Mi. General Jackson
had been assassiaated on the 18th July. We
are happy 10 have it ie N our power to re-
lieve the public Anxiety on this subject. We
have now before us a letter from friend OF
oars, dated NASHVILLE, 18th Jolly and post
marked 18th July, of winch the following is
an cxtract
" dine with maj. gen. Jackson to-day, and
us house ia the country. The General has
just received ancxpress from st. Lou s,whlch
advises him OF the hostile disposition OF the
y. w. Indians, Sscs. Foxes. &c sc. with
the disron.ented Greeks 1t IS understood
that the General viii Ike the held himself,
and ~hen he takes it, he VIII tlke 1T with such
fore as viii decide the Indian War
in very short tins. and 50 decade it as TO.
prevent its renewal" Dem. Press.
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nne
as she kept in or 4 fathoms water, * night
came on. it is likely she effected her escape.
Freema,aS Journal.
FURTHER.
1-f- It is not all improbable, that the scir.
from France, SPOKEN on Sunday ev~niug last
off Barnegat, by capt. Muscherr. - the same
schr. meutiode{l below. as hAyias. sailed IRON
.liavre, with banaparte On board Tor the ". >.
Sufficient time kavirg elapsed for that schr.
10 have arrived at New York, tits likely sne
was captured by the Britsi, trgate who was
bearing down upon her when capt. Muschert
left ner. 10.
Erfrac. efa letter frop, John Ififchei. ESg.
Consal f5rthe G',iitsd otuteS, 20 me lsI4i.G
Of lRayIiniq,te.
"St. Picrres, Juiy s.
81 uith pleasure avail myself ot die pres
ent occasion 20 ADVISE you otany ARRIVAL here.
the 2ist lnst and that was rc, eived by such
,f the public authorities as | could see, With
all the attention / could wish. The Intend
ant was absent with the Governor at Port
Roysl; their representatives were perfectly
attentive and polite.
I" This island continues under the white nag
protected by the British at the request OF the
Gov. and Commander in Chief. and enjoys a
trade with all the world. The market is
glutsed with American produce, and no sales
for specie can De mace DIT any i'tiCS-- ID
barter. AS vessels arc admitted from France,
and all bring -four, it has preference for
consumption. Ours can enter only for expor-
taton--but that restriction wi probably be
soon removed; but in the first Instance,
what first entered, will be tile first
allowed to DC consumed. This will af-
feet only what is now here, and the quantity
is very grest. The British Islands are ali
shut against as, and orders not even 10 admit
them to anchorage # it can be avoitied--but
III British botto.ns, -four is admitted from
hence, and the u. States and any other neu-
trail colony. It will be from hence the islands
in this neighborhood, will relieve their sup
plies of provi sion, and if the importation is
not oyerdone as at present, the markets will
be tolerably good.
Guadalupe has hoisted the tri-coloured
f ag and is considered mere in rebellion there
are great dissentions among them and civil
war expected Nat. .4dO.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

.ANgust 2s.--st
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Erfracs oea letter frop, John .Afifchel, ESq.
C,onsHl forthe G,;ited Suites, 40 me lalui.L
~ lIyf,uiy,ke
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Aug. ~ ----.-----H2m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-30
ORDINANCE OF riE KING.

afpheff ~ Wv = tstSE ~ NT.}elg &c
Several Of the General Officers nom, mated by
us, TO form part 0fthe commission created by our
ordinance Of the 3ist Of My, 1914, for the exs-
mnstOn Of the clsms ofoid officers, beng re.
moved 10 : distance by the effect OF crcumsian-
ees, we have b ught il necessary 20 complete the
lumber 0fthe members of thai commission 50 as To
enable il 70 reach the object Of It's creation, and
promptly to terminate rs operations.
For these purposes, and on the report of our
Minister at War, we have appointed as members
of he commission, created on the 3lst OF May
1914, for the examination of the claims Of old oil
hcers, the General Officers whose names follow /.
Count Buernonvilles Lieutenant General, Pre-
sidcnt
The Prince della Tremouine, Lieutenant gen
ersl
Dandgne, Major general.
The nlke De Caylus, 10.
De CoDthy ID.
Pautre dc Ia Notice, 10.
Oes95er PAN Algerine squadron, consisting
# eight sail Of friga,es, corvetts and zebecks.
were eraizlng Of Cape dc Gait On the twenty.
eighth ulI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-30

--latest from EHr2f's.--By the arrival last even
ing OF ne slip Caledonia, 50 days fron,',, CO sck
we nave received the Glasgow Courier OF Nov.
4th containing London da,es 90 the I'd of lie
sane mon II. We have moi time OF room to-day to
give much more than summary OH contents
~ EU Poss.
The French stocks are rather i'm proving tbey
LEFT of at SO on saturday
The ioi17ieI de Pars, of the 2gth Oct. states
that tie House Of Peers on The 22nd, by ma.
JoFiiy Of l2a votes TO - adop Ell the prCject ola
law relative to the measures of iafety.
Ge1 Lecourbe died at Bedford on the 22d, n.
ged IS.
At London, LIST Nov. between and 10 o'clock,
an alarming fire was dscoye Ell o.. the nnt--the
loss tanned by the destruc ION ofth.s great ma
tonai establishment IS estimated to amount, at
leastto slsty or eighty thousand pounds sterling
PARTICULARS tomorrow
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-30

On the 5h of September, o S. the great and
venerable city OF Casan was nearly reduced to
ashes. furious storm rendered all attempts
to extmgulsh the flames frunless. Above 1000
houses, and III churches, we're prey TO the
BWnes. The rich depot Of merchandise is also
destroyed with all the goods It contained; al.
most all the public buildIngs,the buildings With
in the fortress, &c. Tie unfortunate inhabitants
have made tents IN the plains near the city. This
dreadful catastrophe was caused by the fie in "a
hours. The storm threw fire bands through Sc
verai streets.
LoND0N, Nov
The Parliament, which by aIProclama,ion5for-
merry published, was TO meet on Thursday the
1St Of Pebruary,s by another PrOclamation.order.
81 to meet on Wednesday the l7th of January.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-23

In f;r.rv wsrkej away from them. !
nov n met With . serious looking man
who had for some time been goiDg
from, one temple 10 another N order
10 be instructed inetbe trae Laws and
viii of the King, and end g people
that faithfully and out Of q sincere
principle Of heart kept and observ..
a the %, hat who; as be told me, had
been greatly disappointed IN obtain
ing What he sought after. De IN
formed mo however, that he had
found some in the course Of his ,ur
s,lit who assared him that 10 addition
10 the book before mentioned, the
King, himself by an inward agent
sent unto every man freely teaches
all who sincerely desire its instruc-
tons /; and that by attending there
unto one is soon brought to sec that
fighting, going CLAW. pride, anger,
&c. are altogether inconsistent with
the laws and will Of the King. And
he told me moreover, that the same
agent also ccndescends to suhdue all
these wrong tempers out OF the
hearts ofthoss who sincerely wish 10
please him and serve hi.a Alright, so
that they have peace and consola-
lion always abiding in them which
nothing can take away. ! felt a joy
spring aiin my mind on hearing This,
and | awoke from the slsmber into
which ihad fallen. !.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-23
Congress Of the q. States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, Feb. 20.

Mr.. Reed. Mr.. Sherwood, Mr..
Comstoek and Mr. KiIboura, present.
ed petitions from their respective
states, demonstrating against the
transportation and opening the mail
on the Sabbath. whioit, on account
OF the recent change in the attitude
of the country, wese. On motion Of
MIR. Wn. Reed, again reSsrrtd to
iss Pest Master Geaeral.
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CONGRESS
IN SENATE.
MoNDAY, February 30.

Mr.. Goldsbcroush from tho .jaint
Library committee. ,nads, . report,
acrenp panied by bill "to provide a
Library Room, and for Transporting
the Library lately purchased from
Thomas Jefferson, Esquire, to the
City Of Washington )" and the bill
was read.
MIR. Giles, from tie military Gem
mittee, reported bill /" to repeal
certain acts therein mentioned"
wiz. the volunteer act lately passed,
and the sea iencibles act which was
read.
Mr.. Horssy frem the jsinf com
miiiee on the sntject, reported a bill
| for the better temporary aeeommo-
dation of the two houses OF Congress
I(b; erecting an additional building,
for the Representative Hall. to that
in which . Enn'eresa- s,n,n sita which
Mr.. Taylor, sgreeabIy to notice,
introduced a bill "fafther supple
naentary TO an aets entitled :. Anaet
providing 70. the indie justification Of
certain claimants Of pualie lands in
the Mississippi territory" whicA
Was read.
Mr. Taylor presented the peti.
tihn OF James Lamb (aiso presented
in the Hanse 10 da, which was read
aud referred to Messrs. Ia, Da
MA and Bibb.
The Eofien ofNr. Barbour. re
lative to the establishment Of a ma
val hartier in the Chesapeake Bay.
was referred to Messrs. Barbour.
Smith and King.
The engrossed bill to Increase the
compensation Of the Sergeant ut
Arms Of the Senate, was read a
third time, passed and sent TO the
House.
The message Of the President of
this date. having been read, so much
as relates to the army was referred
TO the military committee; and SO
much as relates to the navy to the
naval committee.
On motion Ut Mr.. Dana. a commit
tee was ordered to be appointed to
consider what privileges should he
secured by law TO citizens OF the U.
States. as preferable to forcign sub
jects in navigation.
Messrs Dana, smith. Gore, Hun
ter and King we're appointed the com
miftee.
{ The bill for laying direct tax on |
Ihe District of Coiumi.ia, was read a |
bird time and committed.
The bill authorship q detachment
IF the militia Of the Usiied States,
vas on motion Of Mr.. Turner, post
,oned 10 the Eth OF March (rejected. }.
The bill authorising the issue OF
treasury Notes Gus amended) was
'rdered 10 third reading.
Several othe. bills passed various
taScs of proceeding.
u ---- c.stet |
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fallen into he hands Of certain pre-
teadesfemissaries, who have an art
10 extractthe aommon sease OK peo
pie from them, / have been told this
has been done so eiIectually in some
places. that the people have believed
a little water and reddish sort of
drink, after a few words we're said
over il, became changed into the real
body and blood of the King himself,
and thus having nc sense or reason
left IN them, they have put many to
death, fOp;not believing the same al
SO. was sorry these. people had
fallen into The hands Of such a sort
of men, aud we're rep,iered unable
TO see the Inconsistency Of loving
people, and killing them. and my sor-
row was increased On hearing that
when their reason was once worked
out oil them, by these meE, they sell
dom ever became possessed Of it a.
gran fos, fon hring alone their un-
'icrstasdiug begins to return to them
a little so as to be able in some re-
speefs to discern what is right. by
freqnentiag their temples. and hay-
ing The art of these emissaries exer-
cised upsa them again it is ssen en-
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A. Moore, Reg'r.

This is to give Notice. That
the Subscriber of Alexandria County,
in the District of Columbia, has OBJ
tanned frem the Orphans Court of said
county, Letters Of Administration on
the personal Estate of Anthony Grease,
jr. decd. All persons having claims
against the said Decedent, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof, to the SUBJ
scriber duly authenticated and passed
by the Orphans Court, on Or before
he 9th day of Sept. next, or they
may by law be excluded from all bene-
fit to said Estate, and those Indebted
thereto are required to make lmms.
diatc payment Given under my hand
this 9Th Gay Of March, 1878.
John III. Crease,
.Adm'r of Anthony Grease, Jr.
March 9 4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-03-23
Joseph Spear,

Kh ESPECTFULI.Y informs his
IA, Friends and the Public, that he
continues to carry on the CABINET
BUSINESS in all its various branches,
on Royal Street, near the Market, and
has on hand some well made FURNl-
TURE. And, also informs the public
that he has got new HEARSE, and
stock to make COFFINS, if called for.
He also m axes and repairs SoPhas and
every kind Of Chairs on the shortest
notice.
Feb IS.
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This is to Give Notice,

That the subscriber of Alexandra
County in the District OF Columbia
has obtained from the Orphans Court
af said County, letters of administration
on the personal estate of Taos. G. Rsr-
den, late of the County aforesaid de-
ceased ALI persons having claims a.
gainst the said decedent, arc hereby
warned to exhibit the same to the SUB
seriber. duly authenticated and passed
by the Orphans Court, on or before the
9Th day of Sept. next, or they may by
law be excluded from all benefit to
said estate-and those indebted thereto
are requested to make immediate pay
ment. Given under my hand this 9th.
day of March, 1915
George Williams, adm'r.
With the will annexed Off U. harden
March 9 4W
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This is to give Notice.

h0 40 W :,
That the subscriber has obtained
from the Orphans Court OF Alexan-
dria county, in the District OF Coium'
bia, Letters Testamentary Oh the +.
state of Christian Blackburn late OF said
county, deceased--All persons having
claims against the said Decedent, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, duly au.
thenticated and passed by the Or
phans' Court, to the subscriber, on or
before the 9Th day of Sept. next, or
they may by law be excluded from all
benefit to said estate: and those IN
debted thereto are required to make
Immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9Th day
March, 1915
Bushrod Washington,
Ex'or of Christian blackburn DEED.
March 9 4W
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Public Sale.

IVY virtue of decree of the Cir
y cult Court for the county oil A.
lcxandria, made in the suit instituted
in the said Court by the Executors Of
benjamin. Shreve, decd against Isaac
Shrove and others, will be sold at
public auction on Monday the 18th
day of April next at the Coffee House
in Alexandria,
One undivided fourth part
Of three story brick house, with the
appurtenances, situated at the corner
oil Prince and Union Streets-Posses-
sion to be given Oh the 4th OF October
next.
ALSO,
One undivided fourth part
of House and Lot on ST. Asaph's
Street, including Lot on Duke St.
on which is stable in the occupation
of Edward Sta5.er, subject to the life
estate Of Susannah Rartshorne therein
ALSO,
One undivided fourth part
of Lot or half Acre of ground, being
a psrt of a square Of ground bindinf
on Duke, Patrick and Wolf Streets.
ALSO,
One fourth Of 81 Shares o.
Potomac Bank Stock. The whole o.,
this properly will be sold subject to ali
annuity OF Us year during the life
OF Susannah Hawthorne.
The terms of sale will be one fourth
in Cash, and the balance in three equal
instruments Of 4. and IL months
The purchaser giving notes negotiable
in bank with approved endorsers for
the install merits and lien upon The
property sold to secure the payments
The sale to take place az y O'Clock.
Jas. Keith, T. ce,o,r
Tho's Swami, ~ .
March Ii dts
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Ornhan's Court,

,4zerandria County, March Term, 1915
ORDERED, That the Admlnlstra--
tors Of Ro6t. Smith deceased, do 'lnser,
the following advertisement three times
week for 4 weeks the Aisxan-
dria newspaper
A Copy-Test'
A. MOORE, Reg'r
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T. 4 S Ell .

TNHE Subscriber respectfully ia
u forms the public, that he will fur.
nish fish at Hollia's Point Landing -
Persons wishing to contract fol a large
quantity can be supplied on low terms
He will take Corn, Rye or Bacon in
exchange for Fish, at the rate Of 8
pounds Of Bacon for 1000 Hcrrings,
one barrel of Corn for $500, or bush
ell and half of Rye for 1000. He
will take particular care to give gene
raj satisfs ction to all who may call
him at his landing
VIM. Patterson.
March "A sw
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Alexandra County, March Tern, 1878.
ORDERED, That the administrators
of 1Aos. G.. Harden, deceased, do in
SORT the following advertisement three
times a week for weeks in the Alex
andria newspapers.
A Copy-Test.
Il. .Hoores Reg. Witls.
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Orphans' Court,

.AeranariG Comfy, March Term, 1878
ORDERED, Tina. the Executor o.
Christian Blackburn deceased, 40 IN
sert the following Advertisement three
times week four weeks in the a.
lexandria newspapers.
A Cepy-Test.
A. MOORE, Reg'r.
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscribers of Alexandria
County in the District of Columsia,
have obtained from the Orphans Court
aforesaid, letters of administration on
he estate of Robert Smith late of the
county aforesaid, deceased: all persons
having claims against the said decedent
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the SUBJ
scribers duly authenticated & passed by
the Orphans Court, on or before the
18th day of Sept. next, or they may by
law be excluded from all benefit to said
estate and those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payment.
Given under our har,.,s this 18th day
Of March 1915.
John Smith.
Administrators of Robert Smith:
March II
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FOX SALE.

ECN SALE,
Or mil be exchanged .fr Stock in either
efthe Banks liz TIE district IF col.m,
tia, or state Of Yrytnia-
4 VALUABLE FARM, situate in
IN WestmoreIand County, on Mat.
tox Creek, containing 200 acres, prin.
cieally bottom land of the FIRST eu,Iity.
There are On the premises good dwell.
ling house and necessary out.housss--
an apple and peach orchard
Also,
Oac other tract containing 2se acres,
a large portion Of which is heavily tin.
bered, with dwelling house and apple
orchard it is situate about two miles
from the first mentioned tract. Ii is,
deemed unnecessary to give more mi.
mute description of the properly as itii
expected any person inclined 10 pur..
chase will FIRST view the premises
ELLIOTT MUSE.
March 81. Nv
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March ls.
FOR SALE,

a TWO story STOVE HOUSE,
IA in bfiddis5arg lately finished,
witch is we'll calculated for family,
with good cellar and kitchen under
meath two half acre lets, under good
enclosure, wei; OF most excellent Wa
ter, stable, car iage house, &c A bar.
gain may be had if appli alton is made
in short time to the subscriber on
the promises.
Edwin c. Brown.
as,5eI,t A1o,.b Is-i2 ON
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
ON Saturday the 2s,h inst. will posi-
lively be sold on the premises at II
o'clock, to close the late concern OF
Marsteller * Young, the following
property.
A House and Lot on Prince
and Washington streets.
Three Houses and Lots on cameron
street near the Episcopal Church.
A Lot on the Corner of Fairfax and
Queen streets.
.fud at the sRwe time.
Three Shares in the Little River
Turnpike Company,
Two Shares in the Alexandria The
are.
Ten Shares Potomac Bridge Com
pany.
ferdinand WarstelEer,
Surviving Partner,
M,rrh
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Orphans Court

Alexandria County, March Term, 1878.
ORDERED, That the Admi-
nistrator OF anthony Grease, jr. dcceas.
ed, do insert the following ADVERTISE
ment three times week for 4 weeks
in tho Alexandria Newspapers.
A CopvTest