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WEATHER GiTESSEs

The editor Of an English work, lately
published for,the use of farmers and gard
ners: by foreteli;ns changes in the weather
&c. observes, that.
:" When tie swallows fly high after
their prey, we think ourselves sure Of a
serene sky but wen they fly low and
byuct tie surface oil the water with their
wings, wejudse the rain is not far off.
Wien tie gnats collect themselves
before tie settins q. the sun and form a
sort OF sortex,ia the shape of column.
it announces fine weather.
" The Garth, after very long & alum
dant rains is sometimes seen to be almost
dry, and the roads qaite free from dirt.
Ills is 4 sign that the rain has not alto
getaer ceased and denotes a continual
eiliux Of electric matter, which being re-
newed carries with it, in the form of
vapor all the moisture that falls on the
earth.
:" There is some times great deal of
Dirt after moderate rain this is sign
OF fine weather because It indicates that
evaporation has ceased.
There is no surer SIGN of rain than
two different currents of clouds, especially
ifthe under current flies fast before the
wind. And if two such currents appear
in hot weather. they shew thata thunder
storm is gathering.
In wet and dry seasons, the following
rules are laid down =" When there has
been 40 storm before or after the vcrnal
equinox tie ensuing summeris generally
dry at least five times III SIX.
When storm happens from the east,
either on the 10Th, Goth, or 2lst of March
the succeeding summer is dry, four times
in FIVE.
:. When storm arises on the 25th,
Goth or eth of March, the succeeding
summer is wet four times in five.
8: Ii there should be storm at south
vest or westsouth west, on the 10Th, Goth
2lst, CT Ed. the succeeding summer is
generally tyet, five times in SIX. 1t rains
less III March than in November, in the
proportion Of seven to twelve.
: 1t rains generally less in April than
in October, in the proportion OF three to
four.
:. When it rains plentifully in May, it
general rains but little in September s.
The contrary.
Out of Z years there will: generally
be "a dry springs, six wet, and is varia-
Bic ones ;also SO wet summers, Is dry, &
fwe variable ones, and probably, II dry
autumns, II wet and 10 variable ones.
"The quantity of rain which falls in
nins Successive years is equal to that
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SACRED, his intentions pure, and the
force Of his head corresponds to the no.
bleness ofhis heart.
Eafractofa letter from a house IN Near~
York, received at George Torn, Co
i,,aabia) dated 4th mo. 18th, 1915.
e Flour continues excessively dull
here, and we know of no market abroad
to induce the shipment Oft. even at Eve
dollars. We have letters from Lisbon Of
Goth January, which say, : the influx Of
grain here continues prodigious, and the
present supplies are estimated at 100000
bushels Of wheat" Other letters say
{: one million of bushels" This g enor-
nous quantity no doubt, comes down
the Mediterranean from the shores of the
Black Sea. and the immense granaries
of the produ stive countries bordering the
Levant, and must doubtless affect the
markets of England. Or aoise Farmers
may possibly by withholding their wheat
a while, prevent the further rapid decline
of prices here, but if peace in Europe is
preserved, the ultialate erent is certain.
Prices must 60 down to what they wee
at time of general peace, 1854 to l19s,
during all which time the wheat did not
average one dollar per bushel."
Boston, .4pril 12.
Old hon-Sides.-No nation ever pos
sessed vessel which had more and de-
served popularity than the frigate which
bears the above title; and the solicitude
iorhel safety is general, afiectionute and
profound.
Since the receipt of the news of Peace
tong faces have been all the rage in Ha-
lifax, &c. No event could have been
more unexpected to the people there than
the conclusion of it. Gen. Murray and
Com. Owen had arrived there a short
time previous, from England, which they
left tie ed Dec. (only two days before
the treaty was signed at Client and they
gave it as their decided opinion. that the
War would be continued-That they
were ordered to use all possible expedi-
ton in repairing to their stations; the
preparations for opening new campaign
appeared to bein train; and that the
conclusion of peace SO suddenly after,
gave birth to thousand coniectures OF
the proximatc cause.
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Charleston, .ApriE 12.

Arrived, French schr. lie Duo de Dali
malta, Rey, Point Petre, (Guadaloupe)
90 days. No news of the ratification of
Peace had been received at Guadalupe
when the Due de Dalmatia sailed. No late
news from Europe. A French brig, sup
posed to be the Frede, from Amelia Is
land bound to France, with cotton, which
had been taken by the British for breach
of blockade, and ordered for Bermuda,
had arrived at Guadaloupe; the British
prize master not being able to find Ber-
muda, the former captain took command
and carried her into Guadalupe. A
small sloop with -four, had lately arrived
from the T. States.
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His views are sublime, his PROMISES
SACRED, his intentions pure, and the
force Of his head corresponds to the no.
bleness ofhis heart.
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which falls in the next following nine, &
every 18th year is generally similar.
This similarity was very striking between
the temperature ofthe years l70l, 1870,
1859, 1853, and .I777."
Mr.. Ledyard, a native Of Connecticut,
who trayersed some of the most dreary
regions Of Russia, in a letter to DR.. Led
yard of Long Island, wrote as follows:
ssYou have no idea of the excessive
cold in the regions of Siberia. BY expe-
1iments that ] made at Yakutsk, ! found
ON the 10Th Nov. the Mercury in my
thermometer freaze. In December found
by repeated observations, that two ounces
of clear quick silver openly exposed
froze hard in fifteen minutes. | observed
that in these severe frosts, the air was
condensed. as tits with youin thick fog
the atmosphere is neutrality-suspicious. is
fatigling, &c. 1t isa happy law of ma
turc, that in such intense cold there is,
seldom any wind, when there is, It is
dangerous to be abroad.
s.There are no wells at Yakutsk,: for
it is found by experience that the water
freezes at sixty feet deep. People Of
these regions are therefore obliged to use
ice and snow. I'Eey have also ice win
dows-slass is of no use to the few who
have it; the difference in the state of air,
within and without, is go great. that the
glass is covered on the inside with several
inches of frost, and in that situation it is
less luminous than ice. The timber Of
the house splits and opens with loud
cracks---thcrivers thunder, and open with
broad fissures-all nature groans beneath
the rigorous winter.''
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Chcr5es G.. Deeiit, ESQ. of this city,
is appointed secretary to the naval board
o. commissioners -. Fork paper.
ColnmeGere Lelcis. we understand. Is
appointed consul at the Island of Malta,
and to act as navy agent Of oar feet a.
bout to repair TO those seas.-ib.
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Land for Sale.
April Is.


INTENDING to remove to the Yves
4 tern Country, l offer for sale the
PLANTATION on which 1 now reside,
Containing By Estimation,
Three hundred g. Eight Acres,
more or less, of good farming Land, with
proportion of as good meadow a. any
in the State,-the improvements are COM,
Portable buildings to accommodate fami-
~. Any person DESTROYS of purchasing
such a farm, may be accommodated on
good terms, by calling on the subscriber,
living on the premises, Oh Horsepen Run,
lower edge of Loudoun County, Va. or
James G. Deneale, Alexandria.
alexander Young.
April II. 1aw17t
To- The Editors. of the National In
telligencer will please publish the above,
the number of times. specified, and for
ward their account to this Office for pay
ment.
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SHIP NEW S.
PoRT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ENTERED.
Brig Fame, Ryan, Newburyport-
Master.
Schooner Hazard, Heves, Baltimore.
Ship Fair American, Moran, Peters
bursh-Adams, Herbert and Co.
Schooner Howard and James, Lund-
beck, Philadelphia Sundries-Merch's
Of the District
CLEARED.
Schooner Sally ard Caroline, Evans,
Georgetown.
Brig Adelinc, Noycs, Pernambuco-by
Francis Dodge.
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Notary-Public.

THE Subscriber having been duly
/ commissioned and sworn, No
tary public for the Town and County OF
Alexandria, is prepared to execute
the Notarial business in all its branch
es, at his Law Office, opposite the
Market Square. and adjoining the Cot
fee-House.-p Charter parties, Bills
of sale of vessels, Assignments and
all other shipping papers, will be drawn
with accuracy and despatch on app!i-
cation as above.
J. D SiInms.
March Ia 2aw3N
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II: ihoNT, n. s.--A mode ofsreech in
sa asva the meaning IL contrary to the
~O'3S; as Eot;ag5roke res holg nlaa.''
w. Jainsoa's Dictiosafy.
's 'eayc i to tie reader to decide ahe-
t .'ss Inc following which is literally ex-
Tas'ed, from the Aurora ofFi,aT. the
.ssa April ins,. falls ssithin tie abose
sunt!oa. tits taken from a charae-
! %eIch is thsre drawn of ssn.es Ma
siSon.-U. S. Gereste.
s,r 'Vul'ns Is so noble, and at the same
Ts 50 WISE as his administration.
ns politics arg as free and sound as his
siad.ase.,er; he dispenses and shows all the
ps and ell the arts Of d;plonat;sts.
.,,, ,s s's', and sincere; governed by
, IT, Ja'sa, ne does not think hie If a.
S. ~ 70 speak ali that he thinks. hui he
E:s 'osay what he Gees Nor TilSX.
\. - speeches are not studied. and
na0t display. fsesSs or crtifee.
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Land for Sale.

T<HE subscriber will sell a tract of
Il LAND, containing about 500 A
cres, situated in the County of Loudoun,
at the intersection of the Little River
Turnpike with the Centerville Road--a6
miles from Alexandria and Is from Lees
burg, and adjoining the Lands of Messrs.
Johnston Cleayeland, Lewis and others.
A part Of this Land is in thriving Wood,
and the whole is well watered, capable Of
great Improvement and being made pro-
auctive in skilful, able and industrious
hands. A lease is held for one life over
500 acres Of this tract.--James II. Brad
shaw, living on the Land, will shew it.
For terms apply to
COLIN AULD.
April II. eMtf.
lr The Editor of the Leesburs
Washingtonian will please insert the a.
bove Advertisement.
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~ tho nla;ns Of Melun (which is 5 miles
from Fontainbleau) toreceive and check
him The Emperor had however as he
saysl reached Paris the night before, to
wit on the Twentieth.
Bonaparte must be presumed to know
almost as we'll as the runaway English,
who escaped in panic from Paris some
DAYS before. Ia a bulletin drawn up by
his own order q speak from internal evl,
dence) and published in the Momteur OF
the Esd March, he overthrows the whole
story of the preparations of the GOTH and
all that pretty fable which would have
been useful in writing such apoem as the
Orlando Fulioso, for he states that he
arrived at Fontainbleau on the goth, at
four O'Clock, A. M. that is, in the dark,
aad having learned in the course OF the
day that the Bourbons had left Paris and
:" that the city was Free" that is free
from danger, he went forward g and ar
rived there at in the evening when he
was least expected" If he knew the
truth, and it is presumed lie stated it as
favorabIy as possible, the whole London
story is fabrication. This is not all
His enissaries from Paris did not give
him favorable account of his probable
reception, else why wait from 7 O'Clock,
A. NJ. when he heard tie news of the e.
vacuation till five in the evening Why
enter Paris at nine O'Clock in the evening
when least expected.
There could not then lave been a con-
course to meet him. He says he vas
then least expected because probably he
was i'll received. Again why wait before
he Showed himself to his good people CT
Paris TIL the afternoon of the 21st and
then assemble 1900 men in the Carou-
sa!, little square which would not con-
tain 1000 men besides the soidiery.
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ne. Declare,

Sec I. " That all men are DVf'' - cpr.
" fee and independent, AID .a's sn,rg
MISUNDERSTANDING right ~
Which are those Of enjoying a!'' ' u
mo life and liberty, 81 'cq'i'l'Si Lrpruta.
irS, ard protect. Z Frore.,] n nrn tapgi'
ton. and pursuing theiE o"
Sec. e..s That tie people sha'. r " nd
cure in their persons, houses; pal 'tlssr,le.::
uo.sessions from ascralle Ssa'. search
seizures and ihat no Warr'h ~ W iL.'
any place OF to seize any Fti ~" !, IN IS
sh::n issue without descriDlDs rOi..lc
nearly as nay be, nor without 1., s'
cause. supported by cata or ail'' "a or
Here then is the palladium; triton
.sta.e liberties, and if the aa llt ~ uiaAs
have the rc.ecr and the ''s"' .
*yulgarly called Bam'ls'es''
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BosToN GLASS.
LAWRk.sON & FOWLE,
Hare Receired from the Boston Glass
.Manafactory,
so Boxes 8 by 1913 10 by 70 Glass,

" DoASo ~
Also,
YINHREE cases containing, Decanters,
d Wine Glasses, Tumblers, Jelly
Glasses, Bowls, Cruits, Pitchers, Salts,
Sc. !; all Of the above manufactory-lhe
quality of the Boston Glass Is known to
be superior to any imported and will be
sold as low-they are authorised to con-
tract for any quantity or description OF
Glass that may be wanted which will be
immediately forwarded from the Manu-
factory at Boston. The prices OF the
different sizes of Window Glass may be
seen on application as above.
May S.
49, The Editors of the National In
telligencer and Federal Republican are
requested to publish the above once a
week For four weeks.
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The Subscriber,

I1C EDuUOCIIDCI,
MAS REMOVED bis shop on King
Ha one door below Washington Street,
where he intends to keep as usual, ge-
neral assortment of articles in his line !;
and tenders his thanks to his friends and
the public in general for past favors. and
hopes to merit continuance of the same,
by strict attention to his business
Country Merchants and others, can be
supplied at he.sh0rtest notice.
ROBERT F. DEGGE,
Saddle, Cap & Harness Jiah,er.
April %. cot
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What say, your fathers

:. That the general. great and e. :',,'ont
principles of liberty and free 7o'e shlr e.
may be recognised and una''e'"O''
tablished.o
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From the Philadelphia True american.
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New Commission House,

Il VI Wv
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
THE subscribers having formed CO.
partnership under the firm Of DODGE
and kET'TELL, will transact business
on commission at Alexandria and George
Town; and as one CT the firm reside in
each place, they will be able to give eve
nv facility required, and they solicit from
their friends and the public share OF
their patronage.
FRANCIS DODGE,
Georgeto1n,
JOHN KEITELL.
sflerandriG.
July 4.
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j his is to give Notice,

!. --l.
That the subscriber of Prince Georges
county, hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of said county, in Maryland, let
tiers testamentary on the personal estate
of Doctor John Fraser Bowie, late of
said county deceased All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, at
or before the first day of February next !;
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefits ofsaid estate.
Given under my hand this 25th day of
July, 1915.
! Elizabeth Ann BOsOie,
Executor Of John Fraser Bowie. decd.
August 5. lawsta..
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: .at the same time and place
Tiahf Valuable Slaves.
L.OudOun Land.

VXTILL be sold. en- MONDAY, the
wv 18th day Of August next, at Peers
tavern, in the town Of Leesblwg, two
lists 81 land, Situated about six miles
from Middleburg and four from the noun
tain. Ore lot occupied by Mr.. Falton.
which will be, sold subject to his lease,
containing 1si--the ether occupied by
Nj. Patterson, of which possession may
be had on the first Of January next, con-
tanning upwards of $50 acres. Persons
DESTROYS 81 viewing the premises are re-
fesred to yoHs 2. DuLANY, sesiding near
them. The terms one-third cash, the
balance one and two years with interest
from the cate.
DAN. F. DULANY, } Trus-
WM. HERBERT, Jun. s tees.
July IL. cts
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Public Sale,

ON Saturday the 10th inst. will DC (:
sold at the late dwelling house q g.
.aza,sah Cation, decd in Alexandra I,
county near the. Potomac Brldge-A.li
the personal estate of the decedent, con-
sisting Of several valuable Negroes, Hor-
ses, Cattle, Sheep, Farming Utensils
Wheat, Rye; and household and kitchen
Furnitue, &c. FERNS made known al
the time of sale.
.,laRY CATION, .adm'rr.
August 9. IS
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O. a FACT
FORTH OF NOTICE.

vEyHERE is now to be found at our
4 Grocery Store, corner OF Bridge
and High streets, as large and extensive
an assortment Of CHOICE GOODS n
our line, as can be met with in any store
in the U. 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-
selves personal calls are what we most
.wish to encourage in our friends and GUS
toners.
We have Just landed from sundry YES
sells from N. York, Philadel:: ,hia, and Bal
tinore,
SO boxes iaquered boxes, con-
tanning Y.Hyson & Imperial Teas OF
fine quality, elegant and suitable for
families
Is chests and boxes retailing Young Hy-
son do.
Is hhds. New-G,leans and Muscovado
Sugar
A quantity of loaf and lump do.
I25 bills. old Whiskey and Peach Bran
dyywarranted several years Ole, and
superior 10 any in this market
t20 kegs small twist Chewing Tobacco,
(common
10 kegs large and small do. of a very SUI
perior quality, and worthy the at
tention oi those fond of the article
Is doz. bottles Lor:iiard's best Maecaboy
Snqf. i'll pound and half pound bot
500 papers chewing do. cut and consi-
sldcred superior to twist trial,
however, will best convince
les kegs (slnall) CARROTS best Scotch
Snuff
is doz. best Wine Bitters
10 do. sparkling Champagne
Is do pots French Mustard (Demaille)
Il case Sugar Candy
Il do. fresh Madeira Citron
10 gsheavy black i'enper
Pine Appies, Lerc9s and Lines fresh
Fresh, Iap,arinds in kegs
A few pounds fresh Autn,egs
IlO Pate oe orasse Cheese from Hol-
land, very ii.le qua!lty
10 deg. Transparent soap, !or ladies' use
case pearl ASH
A few doz sn,ci,ed salmor, kerry !sne
6 cases i I rate Spanish Cigars
2 dog. small hair siiters
500 empty deaa;olH.s, three sizes
5000 cerks for do.
200 patent spicketts and facets
10 doz. do e:r.1b'ets.
An invoice OF glass ard crockery ware,
viz. wines, gob'ats, tupblers, &c. also
dinner sets Of Hiegant Liverpool ware
which, with that now open, makes the
most elegant assortment Of these articles
ia this District.
Hyatt & Wilson.
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Cotton. / cas-, &c.

Cotton, / cas-, &c.
We haze ON hand 6 Qfer for sale,
so bales Virginia Cotton, Of very
superior quality.
IS Whole and half chests FIRST chop
Gunpowder and Y. Hyson Tea.
so barrels Muscoyade Sugars.
10000 pounds green & white Coffee.
6 hhds. Jamaica g. Antigua Rum.
6 ditto and SO barrels second ane
third proof old Whishey, fit fol
family use.
Teneriffe aud Port Wine, very fine.
400 reams Wrapping Paper.
so half boxes first quality Cigars.
IS bags Pepper.
40 kegs Copperas.
5 tierces new Rice.
40 dozen best London Mustard.
SO boxes Mould Candles.
so ditto English Fig Blue.
With general assortment Of Groce,
ries as usual.
BRYAN HAMPSON & co
Nav IS. t
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NOTICE.

~ S;rase 81 Deed Of Trust from Chas.
s. Count hewitt to the subscriber, will
- sxpcsed to sale at public auction for
reaslt money, on Monday the 28th day
Of August next,
"A piece of Ground lying
nuon the { north side Of Duke street and
q the westward Of Fayette street, front
inx e6 feet upon Duke street, and run
rine back 100 feet to 10 feet alley !:
Upon this ground is erected convenient
two story brick dwelling house with back
buildings-the sale to be on the premises !:
lat the same time and place will be sold
! small tract of land lying in Fairfax
co5ntT. containing about ~ acres known
~ the name Of Bloomfield Farm.
ALSO,
6 az the same time and place
' Eiaht Valuable Slaves.
s.: ALSO, at sthesame tame and place by
Z sy;FtSe of q Deed Of, Trust from Charles
3 IS. Count. NeYitt to The subscriber and
Robert GRAY, will be sold a Tract d
; LAND in Morris Township, Washing
iiston county, Pennsylvania, containing
nearly 500 Acres-Ai-SO, a Lot q
GrossRa and House IN Nottingham, state
of MARYLAND.
JAMES KEITH.
Is Jnlv o. S1k is. s
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District Of ColumbiatO wit !
County Of aerandria,
sapril Term, 1915.
Charles I. Catlett and Anne his Wife.
--CoMpLAINANTs.
AGAINST,
Thomas Fairfax, the President and Di-
|rectors ofthe Bank of Alexandria, Viii
liam Herbert, sen. and Wm. Herbert, Jun.
|--DEFEEpANTs. s
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Thomas Fairfax net
having entered his appearance and given
security according to the statute and the
rules Of this court, and il appearing to tie
Satisfaction Of the court, upon affidavit,
that the said defendant Thomas Fairfax.
lis not an inhabitant Of this District; On
motion of the complainants by their coun-
sci, it is ordered, that the said defendant
Thomas Fairfax, do appear here on the
first day of November term next, and en-
|terhis appearance to the suit, and give
security for performing the DEGREES of the
court, and that the other defendants, the
President and Directors of the Bank of
Alexandra, William Herbert, sen. amp
William Herbert, jun. do not Fay away
convey Or secrete, the debts by them ow-
!iug to, or the estate or effects in their
hands belonging to the said absent delen-
Liant Thomas Fairfax, until the further
forder or decree of this court, and that a
|cepy of this order be forthwith published
For two months successfully, in one ofthe
lppblic newspapers published in this cosn-
|ty, and that another copy be posted at the
front door Of the courthouse Of said
|county.
A Copy-Test,
G. Deneale, c. c.
July 10. law2m..
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FOR SALE.

A FARM near Rphic- Run, contain
IN ing about l62 HCRES more or lie IS
1t has good dwelling house with four
rooms Oh floor, and passage and cellar
and barn, both in complete repair It
has sufficient wood, and the fences are III
good order. Apply to
VIM. Smith
August 9. dstaw6t.