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1S5 Majority.
FREDERICKSBURG, April 5.
ELECTIONS.


We understand, that in consequence
of applications to him. from several parts
Of the Congressional District, Col. John
Mercer consented that poll should be
taken for him on Monday last, at Spot
sylvania court house.
Spctsyluania Election.
FOR CONGRESS.
John Mercer 265
Philip Barbour IS
FOR THE SENATE OF VIRGINIA.
John w. Green 265
Robert Taylor 18
Messrs. Stanard and Stevenson were
reelected to the Assembly, without oppo-
sition.
From the above statement of the polls,
It would appear that not more than half
tile treeholders were present.
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Massachusetts Etect;on.-The same
towns which in 1914 gave for Mr.. Strong
54S4 votes, and for Mr.. Dexter 1857,
give this year for Mr.. Strong 472S, and
for Mr.. Dexter 2546.
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The New York Commercial Advertiser
of the inst. had translated account, of
the destruction of 1900 inhabitants, by
yoIcanick eruption which took place in
the Province Of CARNAR1NEs, on the first
OF February 1914, one of the PHILIPPINE
Islesin the Indian Ocean. Five populous
towns were entirely destroyed, and be-
sides those who persisted 10000 inhnbi-
tants were reduced tobeggary.
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THE CONSTITUTIONS PRIZE.

Capt. Esdale, of the sloop James, who
arrived here last evening from Baltimore,
informed us, that, on tuesday, off the
Capes Of Delaware, kafispoke a ship OF
war, mounting 20 guns on her gun deck,
prize to the U. s. trigate Constitution,
Lieut.. Hoffman, plize-master, AID I'M
derstood her name to be the, Atlantic.
Capt. E. parted trora the prize ship in. 8
iathhms water and left her standing into
the Delaware. I'll
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LAUNCH.-The United States birc
CHIPPEWA, (one of Commodores Perry's
squadron) was launched at Warren, r. /.
on the 25th instant The Chippewa was
built by MIR. Carr, will mount Is guns.
and is to be commanded by Lieut. Com
mandant George c. Read-The beauty
of her model and excellence of work
manship are not to be surpassed, consi-
dering the short time this vessel has been
upon the stocks and the disadvantages
la5oured under owing to the unusual
severity of the weather; great credit is
due to MIR. Carr as well as to other me-
chanics employed upon her.
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CAPT. JACOB JONES.

At an extra meeting of the Common
Council of Newly York, held on THURSDAY,
the Freedom of the city was conferred on
Capt. Jacob Jones, of the Navy: and an
elegant Sword, voted him by the Corpora
ton Immediately after his glorious yictory
over the Frolick presented him.
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R1oHaoNn, April 6.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS.
The Election in Virginia commenced
on Monday last-We have received from
gentleman of Charlotte, the following
statement Of the Polls in that county.
John Randolph 275
John w. Eppes 40
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Frederick Gerhard, ESQ. is appointed
by His EAcellency the Minister Of Fl. r.
II. the Sovereign of the United Neither
lands, Commercial Agent to fulfil adj IN
term the duties of Ne Dutch Consulship
in the city and state of York.
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REMOVAL.

n.y. NAA0l\jf AL,
s,o liz Subscriber has removed TO the
r,n; e On Eamsay's wharf, formerly oc-
su " leaton and Conway,
Raj Were he .5srs FIR safe,
peel and pcrk in barrels.
Salt in ditto
eoap and Candles in boyes.
April c. - oisiff ~ e
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Clover Seed & Salt.
foR SAFE BIZ IRE SUBSCRIBERS.
IS Tierces !
lbarrel FRESH CLOVER SEED
-, DISC
-~Oo oasneis Lisbon Salt of superior
Ysaity now on board the schooner
Feemason living at Twins Wharf.
L. 4 ]. VAUDEVILLE.
f'N 8. st
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ALEXANDRIA:
TUESDAY, ApR1L II.

~ : 2
The assembly Of Canada have pre-
sented complimentary addresses to Sir
George Provost, and Sir James L. Leo,
in which they express their high sense Of
the civil and military services of these
two officers. They have also voted one
thousand pounds to be expended in erect
ing a monument to the memory of the
gallant Generals Brock.
In Charlotte, county, Va. Mr.. RAN
dolph has obtained a majority of 1s5 votes
over his opponent Mr.. Eppes. sanguine
expectations are entertained by many of
hisfriends, of his complete success.
The body ola young man, named CO.
fer, was found dead in the road between
this place and Occoquan on Friday morn
ing last, MIR. Cofer was driving the
mail cart Though not the regular driver)
and is supposed to have been struck from
his box by some person who had design
either upon the mail, or upon the life of
the person who usually carries It. The
attack having been made before day
light, it is presumed, that the perpetrator
of it, was unable to distinguish the ifea-
lures of his victim. We understand that
the jury of inquest held over the body,
gave in a verdict of aoiLfuI murder.
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PRINTING

&ftF sxEevgEp at rms sssIex.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05

The manufacture OF sugar from beets i
no longer problem, either with respect 10
ITS success or its economy.
During year that the French morris
have been open, and the produce of the
colonies subjected only to triiiing duties.
several establishmentsof sugar from the
beets maintained themselves, and have
produced great profits. The preiudices
wh'ch had attacked this precious branch
al industry in its cradle, are dissipat.d =
this sugar is acknowledged to be precise
~ oil the same natare as that from the
cane. Ihis manufacture is much .easiec.
Its color brighter, and we are on the point
OF freeing ourselves from the new world
Tor one OF her most important products.
Independent of the great ADVANTAGE
which this mandatory presents. IN nro
vide for us an object ofthe- first necessity,
the cultivation of the beet offers. besides.
considerable use to agriculture, since the
otials or refuse provides food as plentiful
as wholesome for cattle, and the ierment-
ed molasses produces great quantity of
brandy for the distiller.
L call then your attention M. Project. to
this great subject of publicutility.
we are in the season of sowing the
beet. They may be sown, .as general
other grains on land already prepared to
receive the seed, in autumn. At the time
me seed has come up we'll, care. must be
taken to have the field thinned, leaving
only the stro's est and heaviest plants :: by
these meansVthey will always have a rood
crop. The beets must ne taker out in the
flrst fortnight of October. and the wheat is
sown on the same soil This method.
practised in several parts presents great
advantages III affords the means of pro-
ducing two crops in the year, and the
price of beets reduces itself in proportion.
| shall make it my duty to transmit to
you instructions upon the most perfect
manufacture, to insure complete success
IN each establishment You viii easily
lind good seed,at the rate of 10 soils no
oents) a poundin Paris. as well as the de.
paytments where this cultivation is known.
His majesty in several Communications
has shown his desire of seeing manufac-
tories OF indigenous sugar: he proposes to
grant the greatest encouragement In order
to accelerate the. development. freIv on
your exertiOns to second his views, the ac-
of which Will not, be less
useful to private individuals than to the
public interest.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05
DOMESTIC INTELLIaENscEI5.... nj.
NAYAL.

Result cfproceetiiags, and the or;,,io,, 3
Coltrt Of Inquiry held ON bon,d III
.. $. ship IndePeadeace. IN Dosiog
HarboT, by order Of the secrefqry oIe
the Nary, to Investigate tie caases ~
ne loss, by capture, Of the II. sfgtel
schooners Scorpion and Tggress. ,eIiie
under the command Of lieut.. Dqniei
Turner, Of the " States, .YrDg. or
Lalce Huron, IN the MONTE 0fsebtem5sr.
1914. ''"''
All the evidence being thus closed a.
court proceeded 70 deliberate nm tEe go.
mony adduced, and having fully consider
ed, the same, came to the FOLLOWING 70
suit ;---That the Scorpion, under the corn
mand OF Lieut.. Turner, and the Tvyress
under the command Of Sailing Wasfey
now Lacut.) Champlin, were left. en- tbc
10th OF August last, in Gloucester Bav. bv
Commodore sinclair, to blockade Natss-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05
Translated for the ~. r. Columbian.
IMPERIAL DECREE
"a de palace eflhe Elysi,n, IN yi1ay, 1871

at the palace cfthe E5lysiaip, 1lM Nan, 1915.
yVap9Ieon, Elapcror Of tbe French;
On the report of our minister of the gen
eral police
Considering that the liberty of the press
and abolition of censorship have diminish
ed the labor and utility of thirty-three
inspectors of the book trade, and CHANGED
the purpose of those who will be retained :
That the execution of the laws and re-
guations for printing, bookselIing. enorav-
ed plates, and founts of letters and for
the security Of literary PROPERTY, can be
superintendent in the greatest part of the
empire by the local authorities
Considering that it will suffice to have
one special commissary at the PRINCIPAL
points OF commerce and bookseliine. and
theintroduction offoreign books,
Our council Of state being heard, we
have decreed and decree as follows
ART. J.. The Inspectors Of books are
suppressed:
4 2. Our minister Of general police shall
choose among the said inspectors suppress-
ed; nine connissaries General of the fJook
trade, who shall discharge the duties nre-
viOusly assigned to The inspectors. Who
~ r'NIACA Aui lltUl after the new
law, and WHO shall reside, 70 wit s at Pa
rls, at Strasburg, 1 at Lyons, / at A.
yvIgn16n, at Toulouse, at Bordeaux, at
Isle.
inspectors who shall not be appointed
special commissaries, shall receive byway
OF indemnity SIX months pay,without pre-.
JUDGE of their half pay, towhicb thew shall
have a right by the duration Of their ser
vice.
Our minister of the general police is
charged with the execution Of the present
decree, which shall be inserted in the bull
letin Of the laws.
(signed,) NAPOLEON.
ADMINISTRATIVE ACTS.
General Direction Of Commerce and Nan
gfdct1Tes.
His excellency the general director of
commerce aud manufactures, has address
ed, the 10Th instant, to the projects Of the
departments, the following circular
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05
CORN BILL, BONAPARTE,s RE
TURN, &c.
From Cor's IRISH lIapazi,,I


We thank God that the restoration of
Bonaparte, if it does not contribute to our
peace, or the moderation of our condition.
which the severe sentence of Peal has des-
tined tor us, it has relieved the Genoese.
the Poles, the Belgians and Saxons from
an odlous bargain which tie combined des-
pots at VieEna, in the illusions of their Sc
curly, made IN the disposal of so MANY
millions of human beings. Tyranny was
apparently never so we'll and permanently
coutrived to secure the general bondage OF
Europe, &c. This we are assured of by
the declaration of lord Castlereash, after
the arrival of that self sufficient character
IN England. He proudly and confidently
informed the house of commons, that he
had completed his missions to his utmost
wishes; and we understand he had OBJ
tanned the sanction Of the confederated
tyrants, to assassinate or transport the en-
peror Napoleon, contrary to the engage
ment OF the mock treaty made with the H.
iustrlous exile. This fact, which was com
mnnlcated to the Emperor, gave decision
to his determinations and scarcely had
the proud Castlereagh unfolded his own
useless heap of papers, when the hero of
AusterllZ and Of Moscow, was again wit
Messing the attachments of his pe0ple. &c.
The exultation at Napoleon's restora-
ton was not uninflueuced by the following
considerations since bis abdication a cur
few law was imposed on the Irish peasen-
try and strange to tell ! supported by
Grattan and Newport. Irishmen suspecf-
ed OF republican prOpensities were treated
with contumeiy in every country where
England mad weight.-lt is not more than
nine weeks, says the writer, since the
elected Louis, at the request of lord Cas-
tlereagh, disbanded the Irish corps in tie
French service, aud gave promise that
no Ir1shmaR should ever meet any encOu
ragement in France" The king of Prus-
STA had acted worse if possible, when the
battle of Jena relieved the oppressed from
his mines and garrisons.
Ills lOrdship has all his work to ro
over again /; he weathered the storm but
nature, is not so subdued as to leave off
blowing again." He then hints that there
being prospect Of conflict between lord
wellington and Bonaparte, it would be
TO postpone the erection of bis mo.
until it ascertained that his clo-
~ was not purchased instead OF being
won. If Wellington defeats the Corsioan,
the monument will not be ridiculous: fl
Bonaparte yanquish him, we hope the pro-
pressed testimonial will not disgrace our
city nor the sentence which condemns MS
to raise corn as a commodity, not as an ar
ticle Of consumption, will be unrepealed.o
In short the Dubliners appear to enjoy the
return OF Bonaparte as heartily as the Par
isians.
LONDON, June 8.
BENGAL, East Indiaman.-A letter
has beenreceivd from capt. Nichols, Of the
late Bengal East Iudiaman, stating the
particulars Of the loss of that valuable ship.
u appears that the gunner went to the
gun room to examine a small cask ofrum
Of about % gallons, which was suspected
TO have leaked--in attempting to force the
lUng tighter In fbe cask. n. nnfo,tuoateI,,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05
FERDINAND.
Palermo, Nay 6.

NoRFoLE, July sz.
. BY the arrival of a vessel at Elizabeth
Sity, IN short passage from Hayti. we
learn, verbally, that the army sent.o1t from
SPAN to oppose the Patriots, had taken
oarthsgena after short seige, and that the
ratriot army was totally dispersed the
troopsS as well as the inhabitants generally
who had embraced the cause of the Patri-
OTIS, had fled in alItirections nurnhers
had taken shipping for New-Orleans.
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"a, Bosros, July 60.
clemation OF Ferdinand, on embarknr for Naples.
tie stiles haasels. We Ferdinand ~, by the grace
Fot Cod, King the two Siclias, and Jerusalem
Infant of spain, Duke Of Parma placenza. Castr,
&c. Grand hereditary prince of Tuscany &c. &c.
The following is the concluding part of the
proclamation. -
pro'niseyou that withoutany exception. no
account shall be demanded, no notice taken. of
those who, during my late, as wen as during NV
former absence, have failed in the day of fidelity
70 me. An impenetable aud eternal vel shall
cover all the actions That have taken place. All
opinions that have been during thispe-
rod, promise on this head, in the most solemn
panner, and upon my royal word, the most csn-
Piete, the most exact, the most general, and eter
nal amnesty and Oblivion
promise TO al Nespoitans and Sicilians who
serve IN the army, by land orby sea. that thev
shall retain Their pay. theiArak and the military
honors whch they - present enjoy.
May God, the witness of The sincerity and
i ofny sentimentsserown the result with
hrs blessing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05

and notwithstanding tie most jealous ex-
ertlons Of the ships crew, (yhose conduct
was highly meritorious) n less than an
aour she sunk, a blaziug wreck. Above
70 persons have unfortunately persisted.
chiety occasionel by the sinking ofboats
aions side. All the females and children
weyssaved. The Bengal was richly laden.
and was to have sailed on the following
day for England.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05

IOULOV, May d.
20 Naples 10 take from thence Madame Moe The
Prince jerome, and Cardinal Fcsch. Hav;nos
reached that port, Il found the fripate Melno.
meme, tle brig Inconsiant, and the gaIliot IA
Biehe' These four ships prepared toretdrn 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-05

1J0cJuTfS.
His excellency the general director Of
commerce aud manufactures, has address
cd, the 10Th instant, to the projects Of the
departments, the following circular:
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Advertisement.

VIZ AS committed to thejail of Fair
w fax county as runaway, on the
OH day Of July, 1915, a Negro Man,
who states that he was free born, and
came from the Eastern Shore, says bis
name IS JOHN BUTLER, appears TO be
about is wears Of age, is much marked
vita the snail pox, is about feet 7 OF
8 inches high--had on blue nanSeen
roundabout jacket and oznabprgs panta
looms. The owner, if any, is desired TO
come forward, take him away ard pay
charges, otherwise he will be disposed
Of as the law in such cases directs.
Chas holland, Jaiior,
FOR
James Coleman, Shift.
September II la~u
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DEN, RoYA1rsTREET, ALEXANDRIA
Jefferson Land for Sale.

A BOUT S9s Acres in the county 0
"a jefferson and State Of Virginia, on
the road leading from Winchester to
Baltimore, liz miles from the former, IL
from Harper's Ferry and from Charles
townA-60 miles from Mexandria, George
town and the City Of Washington. The
improvements are new brick house, 2
stories high, a barn 40 feet square, sta
BILE, &c.
The soil is of the very first quality,
well adapted to the growth of timothy,
clover and every species Of grain--More
al,an half Of the land is covered with tim
Der Of the. best quality.
.AIeo fo,. CnIp.
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John b. Hammatt,

Upholster & Paper Hanger
D ESpECTFULLY informs his
~ friends and the inhabitants of
Alexantlria,, he has removed to the cor
ner of Prince aud Fairfax streets, where
he has for sale general assortment OF
Upholstery, viz.
Bed Ticks. furniture dfipnties, laces
.Tfirges. and tassells, AN assortment CT!
Paper Hangings ard. borders. weayers.
slays--a few pieces Of superior
Boiling Cloths,
Hair Mattresses kept constantly on
hand, ~
! Carpets, Curtains and Pew Cuslinss'
made, i...g' J,
s. Sofas. Easy and other Chairs stuffed
or repaired at the shortest hotice. s
(, 4. B. II. Takes this opportunity tore
turn his sincere thanks, for the share OF,
public patrouage9he has received since
he has. been in this place. and hopes'i'y a
continued Attentions to business, to me-
rit their future commands. -
August. %. - IT. /.
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For Freight,

EEK The Schooner Susan, Joseph
sg Parsons, commander: turthen 800
barrels, just arrived from 0porto, will
take freight for Europe or w. indies.
.apply to
Dodge end EetteH.
Who have for sale. imported in the schr.
Susan,
Six or. casks genuine Port R'ine.
Else for sale or freight to amy East
err Port,
abe schr. DELIGHT, Captain Ladd.
burthen 500 barrels.
Apply as abore.
Sen.ember g.
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Landing

Landing
From the schr. Admiral Durham, Capt.
Cox from st. Croix and for Sale by
Lawfusou u Fotcte,
81 puncheons St. Croix Rum
Ola very Superior quality.
ALSO FOR SALE
Ca board the Brig Harriet, capt. Russell,
Newburyport,
so tons Plaster Paris.
IN STORE.
81 boxes Navannah Brown Sugar,
80 do. Green Coffee,
pipes CATALONIA Wine,
Muscovado Sugar No. ] e 2.
Beef, Soal Leather,
Gases of assorted Glass Ware and Win
dow Glass, from the Boston Glass Fac
tory,
Boxes Of Capers.
300 boxes, half and quarter boxes sesars.
Nov. IS.
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! For NeW-York..
! Notice.

Notice.
To the Stockholders Of the Columbian in-
\ suyance Company Of Alexandria.
a Dividend of eight and a half per
"a cent on the cash capital has this
day been declared, being two thirds Of
tie profits lin conformity with the arti-
cles of association arisingfrom the brsi-
ness since the 18th May last, which will
be paid to the stockholders ON or after
the 4th inst. p
by order Of the Board. ,a
Nm. wilson, Sec'y.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-20

FOR. Sale. Freight or Charter.
RS The elegant and very sups-
xsss.s - rior sailing ship Fair Alneri-
can, Nichs. Moran. comman-
Es der, bhrthen 4s7 tons or 1900
barrels. three years old, built Of the best
materials, copper fastened, is in every.
respect equal to any ship ever in this dis
triet. For terms apply to q. g,
"a, ss adams, Herbert, e CO.
NTho have imported in said shin forssle,
A. packages German and Siiesis liners,
consisting Of. Qsnabusgs, Ticklenburgs.
Helder linen, shnfings, and brittannias.
81 packages, Containing window and hols
lox glass. beads; chimney ornaments,
erecibles, looking glass plates and bunt-
ing a. II. q Go.
tlc4 tr fs =
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Rippon Lodge,

Containing from 700 to 800 acres on 70
tomac River, about miles from Dunn
fries and 90 from Alexandria. The soil
is coed for corn, small grain and grass,
Tie improvements are dwelling house
ia goed repair containing six rooms, a.
kitchen, laundry, stables and ether me-,
cessary house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry belonging to this estate
offer to the purchaser the most iiatterlns
prospect Of rendering this a valuable
farmby an inconsiderabie devotion OF la
bour. For terms apply to the subscriber
or to .Nfoblet Herbert, Esq. OF Alexandra :
John A. Washington,
Near Charlestown, Jefferson County, Va
June ID.
Joel z. Harper s. Co.
AT rHE CORNER OF KING Il RoyA1
4, STREETS,
Hare just received an assortment OF
SEASONABt.E GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
Cloths superhne and Cd quality
Cassimeres, worsted cords and cassinets
9 bales rose blankets
!, bale stripped 90.
bale iiannels assorted
| bale coatings
Blue, drab and mixed plains
Wors.ed and cotton hosiery long and
short
Lambs wool do do.
Blue, black, gray and drab stochnetts
Romhazetts plain and figured
Roubazeen. fancy vestings
Kid gleves long and short, colored and
Ladies and gentIemens silk gloves, CO.
lpred and white
Beaver and dog skin Go.
Rack IevantInes
White and colored Virginia do. mantua
Do. ffarence, plaid silk, florentine,
sewing SILK. thread colore,i and white
White ard colored cambrics
.Gingbams and calicoess irish linens
Do. shirtings, shifting cotton
SLACK and white silk hose
Bandano handkerchieis
Black silk DO. lb. pins
Ribbons plain and figured
100 dozen yarn hose
With = number of other aticies which
they will sell, Wholesale or Retail, low
Or Cash or to punctuai Customers.
Oct. q.
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[445S
Landing
AT Lawsason and FowIe's Wharf
- q. a Mn Rfll ICAIIs ~

AT Lawsason and Fowle's Wharf
AND FOR SAIL,
The Cafgo Of brig Eliza, !. Ross,
master from Havana, consisting OF
81 boxes brown Havana Sugars Of
superior quality.
40 hhds Molasses,
26 bags green Coffee.
Apply to
SIS Lawrason s, Fowle. !.
Oct. IL