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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-14
Cider AID .ipIieS.
Notice is hereby given,

lSOtsCC 10 nCiC0y gwen,
That tao Collector Of tie revenue for
The 22d collection district Of Virginia, Or
bis deputy, viii attend at tie tmi0wins
places Oh tie days hereafter mentioned
sor tie purpose uf receiving the entry oil
carriages, with The harness used there
iof, agreeable to the act Of Congress.
passesi' tine fifteenth day OF December,
.Iot4; which entryis thereby required
to 9e made, as we'll ~ cases where car
sriases have been entered under the late
nc passed July S4ta. 1915, as where they
.tlatl.Iot Oaen sDehtcred, for failing to do
.wr.ci4a penalty OF dot'ble the amount OF
Gaty imposed by the act OF the fifteenth
ui ljecesnDer, 1911. will be incurred.
On Iaesday, I'd day OF January next,
IS Waterford
"Wednesday Sd. ldiilSborough
Fplslay 5fh, Middlebulg
SATURDAY. 9TH, Aide
Monday 6th, and
tuesday 9Th Ieesburg
SATURDAY 18th, Centervllle
NloIlda, 18th, Fairfax q. House
tuesday 18th; ifendiey Net
sons Tavern
"Wednesday 18th, West End
Thursday 18th, Wren's Tavern
Frluay roth, Niley's Tavern.
PeEson,, interested in the above no.
tice, Iail,ns to attend will be subject to
tie. penaltles OF the law; or have to at
tend atny Office n LeesDurg. within the
month Of January. Hours Of attendance
from 9u'cIock A. M. to P. M. Given
aader my hand this 9th day Of december
1915.
JOHN LITTBEJOHN,
Collectosot the recente, for the
22d Collection District OF Virginia.
dec. 10. eot5lJ.
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S. Is. HARPER
Has iusf receixEd fralh Phila.Ie shiS
Sspe I.sdies BIZ YER 81 a 1s o{ the
atest sathibhS
December ST
Loudoun and Cor Sale
n WILL dispose Of the traetof Land
on which paw reside, II contains
coo Acres.
{. b HAMPER,

Three hundred IT which are handsome
~ timbeFed, .lQ0is ID wheat and there
sidnein clovef--It produces from five t
ten barrels Of cornste the acre. and is a
well adapted to the use Of clover ans
plaster as any land IN the county Tbefs
Is on it d two story brick house. 48 fee
longs and % feet vide, with eight con
yenient rooms it has most Of the neces
ssry ont buildings. This land Is situatet
on the river Potomac and is about eipbl
miles below Leesburg, s5fi,onr George
town and so rom Alexandria. Wheal
may be faken from the farm I'd the Sc.
neca Mil. for less than one cent PEI
bushel, where it will command within d
few cents Of tire Georgetown aDd Alex.
afdria priccs-The land willsbe shewn
hythe subscriber, or in his absence BY
Michael keogiy.
EDGAR M'CARTY.
Der. III. 2aw9ln
~. The Editors Of the Federal Re
publican and National Entelligencer are
IN pnljliet TIE above 2aw2m.
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is05; &SSb petitions we're ieseFted t's
tie tus.natiee d commerce and manu-
hetmes
MF. Asciser nfsseatea FIR ueSitlon OF
Joustbsa NFhHe pray ton, the renew
Nd laAd Naaapt which has been
lest: MS. l.a.simore pgesenicd the pets
non al tae lsst,Iat.re Of the Mississippi.
t.r;tory pss5ins that Eurtaes taiae ma y
e allowed F5rtse NAY .aea Ell tie par.
.6sse money Tss nsll;s is1.Issiiu sat.l tps.
ritory. sl taat' interest o,, pags,res4ts
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srsssntsl t,e .s,et,s,.,ss Of the BOARD ofI
trustees e tF,eS .,cesaes Un;ears e.. tie
petition Il Jem Du,pSbt AID others. au,ifI
dat 3, George SYest,er ,s!,ich Nee ,e-
fered i, 81 eaa,5;ttes 81 is,bl;c ka,.,Is !
Mr. Esstsa presented tie .setitisa 81 sa.lS1
dry inhabitaBfs n Bl1e rex Sc flesaeilf i
III Of which vsiisiaas were retereed to
We sGmais;ee On eaolte lands.
Ga mSNioS s. sir. aeWsap, tse door.
ksper Vas dIsectel Is ca.rse ssse new
CSaaber If .itiiAe % r., tse shed WITT
tursaiass 6e. So Is t. .a;.kesSt peffsctly
comfortable, &c.
0naatisa Of Mr.. 5aapscp 81 ~.
Rspi3. That chs committee of
Claims be directed te iAgeme into the
sEpsdsAeY OF liqaia2ffag tae claims d.
citizens sailst tie & :St.sfes, lip TIE loss
aptsperty while IN tie poblr sefgicC,
'an'Iag the late war.
Vn nOtion OF Mr. Fhsmas fof Ten
ESss.
kesOsseA, Th~t The committee on sii-I
hary Affairs be instructed fpiaeu;se ;;ss.I
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Gem Charles Ridgeay, Of Hampton.
vas On Monday last elected Governor
Il Masyland BY The Legislature Of that
State.
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The subscribers have qua
'ifed as executors of the last will and
testament Of Alexander II anderson, de-
ceased, late Of Dumfyies, Virginia
those who have claims against the estate
viii please exhibit them with their, eyi-
dences, and those who are indebted TO
it are called on for payment.
Richard III Henderson,
Thomas Henderson,
Executors.
srP r. II. H. lives in Leesburg,
L6udoun county, and L. II. at Fauquief
court house, Virginia
December dim
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Brandy, Wine, &c.

Just received per scllr. Jane. captai
lowering. from Gibraltar, and for sal
by the subscribers,
10 pipes OIL proof Spanish Brandy,
% do. Spanish Red Wine, very gceds
IA or. casks old sherry do:
$50 boxes fresh bloom Raisins,
IS cases Florence Oil,
! 9 bags Wainuts.
DitHs and CnTood,
dec fff s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-14
Salt aHoat.

Lindsay and ELL
ET AVE 1000 burhels, St. Ubes Salt
afloat, which Will be sold on ac-
commodating terms, if taken from on
board.
in STORE, 80.
New-Ofleans and Musc6vado Sugar
in hhds.
Is hhds. good retailing MoIasses,
st Croix Rum in puncheons,
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee IN
bgs,
10 bales Georgia upland Cotton.
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a. person we'll acquainted
with the Dry Goods Business, and whe
has a complete knowledge OF accounts
wants "a situation.
Enquire Of the Priaier.
November 9.
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Public sale

On Friday next will be sold at the Ven,
due Store,
q sa.'aa5le goaag Negro Woman,
FOR tie term OF about fourteen wears.
r g. .uarSteils1'
Dec IA ct
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Iloolis & FGrnltare at Auctlon.

Books 9G Furniture 1T Auction.
- N Saturday next the 10th AZ the
late office Of Charles Lee, tlecd.Sin
lAlexaud,ia. VIII be soh a very valuable
and extensive collection Of books, m
csasIing the law library Of the deceased.
ALSO.
Slus.ry isceAaneous articles Of house.
Bold furniture and goods, among them
some elegant.
Ev order nF the administration.
r. G AIarsteIier. Auc'r.
dc IA
me Editor % tie National iIntelli-
geacer viii insertthc absYe y send his
bili to this Office.
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!. CONTESTED ERECTION.

,.;, ne SIsslor II n Y from. ,hs -,
pStite0s :. ns''sssilens, made report on the
'est;oe ), - geStel MillaushBy. Jan. c0n4
4 nyasi, ue lesNon Of syslliiasn S. Smith,
itoa n = rsssrnfd % serve ia iias house
70 Tie s.a'F sls'cs i 81 he asreftaiHetl
Tie wAaI. ~ 's:,e.t . .she csaa,lttce. that
distriet. ~. - rsessf votes sea IN the
tss d NJ = coMsasea 81 tfe ceu,l-
|Of VIM 4; : ss,. s ) )
n. Snit, sse "a raSa s5r sssisIians
Jun. 500 = is 4siel ASisIsa Easy.
Seven Sea-. .s Wes,et IS ,ses.sisy anil
sAe er,or s'.tss: t.at i. i :,fsnssI,
ssIsss:oa x the word
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that he had ten times made this observa-
ton, but to no purpose; and now in point of
justice, matters were only balanced"
Upon the whole, the liberal minded through.
out ali Germany are shocked by the decia-
ration OF Congress of the 18th of March, which
has been every where profusely circulated
1t is also thought to be an absurd distinction
which they pretend to make between France
and the Emperor Napoleon /; and the answer
of Madame Bagraton, which is circulated
throughout all Germany, is universally ap-
proved of.
The aspect of the Court of Vienna is cold
er than it was.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-14
"ISHcU \
FREDERICK WILLLAM
Dated Vienna, April s.
PARIs. April 90.

PARIS, April 90.
The Milan Gazette of the 9Th of April con-
tains the following Proclamation, and confirms
the intelligence given in many of our Journals,
OF the attack OF the Austrian troops by the
King OF Naples and of the advantages which
that Prince has gained.
"PROCL.A1ZA7TOM
Europe had scarcely begun to cicatrize
her wounds, and the Powers assembled in the
Congress at Vienna were met to establish the
basis OF a long peace, when an unexpected e.
vent again called upon all nations, already in
formed, by experience, of the ambition of a
single man, to take up arms. In the midst Of
this Taomentary disorder, Italy might have
hoped to remain tranquil, and for her sole de-
fence, numerous troops had already arrived
from Germany.
But the King of Naples throwing off the
mask which had saved him in the most dan
gerous moments, without any declaration of
war, for which he could alledge no just mo-
tive, against the faith Of his treaties with Aus
tria, to which alone he owes his political ex-
Istence, menaces anew with his armies the
tranquility of fiourishing Italy and not con-
tent with bringing with him the scourges of
war, he endeavors every where to rekindle
under pretence of restoring the indepen-
dence OF Italy, the ravaging fire which former
ly prepared the way for him to pass from the
obscurity OF private class to the splendor Of
a throne.
"He who is as foreign to Italy, as he is new
IN the category of Kings, affects to hold with
the Italians language which could not be
held with them by an Alexander Farnese, an
Andrew Doria, or Magno Triulzo and Of
his own will and power, has proclaimed him
self chief OF the Italian nation, which has pos
scssed, IN its own bosom, reigning dynasties
for centuries, and which has seen arise in its
beautiful countries, that august family, which
rules so many nations under a paternal gov
ernment--he, King in TIE extreme part of
Italy, proposes by specious IDEAS, to presen;
to all tie Italians the phaolfr Of kingdom
Of ,' wh,-A y = 10, even los.,bie to tx the
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ice to the happiness and repose OF France,
he now regards this, like every other conven-
ton, as nothing. He is at the head of per-
jured soldiers, who desire to render war e.
ternal Europe is again threatened it can
not suffer the man to remain on the throne of
France who loudly proclaimed universal en-
pire to be the object of his continually renew
ed wars, who confounded all moral principles
by his continued breach of faith, and who can,
therefore, give the world no security for his
PeaCeable intentions.
Again, therefore, arise to the combat,
France itself wants our aid, and all Europe
is allied with us. United with your ancient
companions in victory, reinforced by the ac-
cession OF new brethren in arms, you SO, brave
Prusians TO a just war, with me, with the prn-
ces OF my family with the generals who have
led you to victory. The justice of the cause
we defend will ensure the victory. / have
ordered general arming according to my de-
cree of Sept. 8, 1914, which will be executed
m all my dominions--The army will be COM
pletcd, the volunteer companies OF yagers be
formed, and the Landwehr called together.
The youth of the chief classes of the citizens,
from the age Of 90 upwards, are at liberty to
join either the Landwehr first called out, or
the wager corps Of the regular army.
Every young man who has completed his
18th year, may, if possessing the requisite
bodily strength, join the army at his own
choice. publish particular regulation or
this subject. Concerning the formation of
single corps and of the Landwehr, notice
viii appear i'll every Province, from the con-
stituted authorities.
''1'hus united, with all France in arms, we
again enter the lists against Napoleon Bona
parte and his adherents.
ARISE, then, with God for your sup
port, for the rcpose of the world, for order,
tor morality, for your king and your coun-
Ky.
FREDERICK WILLIAM.
Vienna, April 3, 1915"
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SOUTHERN PATRIOT OFFICE.
CHaTlesfoH, Thursday, June
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

The fast sailing schooner SkUcY JAdK ar
rived at this port last evening in 80 days from
Bordeaux. IE the politeness of capt. CHA-
zhLL we have been favored With French pa
PEI s9rom ihs s:h;n thl 18th los l-pri nc,o-
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NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN

rs HEREBY GIVE.N
YESHAT Petitions will be- presented to the next
& General assembly, praying that an act or acts
may pass for
INCREASING the rate of PiotaEe, ships and other
vessels from ses, into Hampton Roa.s
.4!tering the rate OF piiotage frem Hampton Roads
to Bermuda Hundred and City Point
Establishing branch OF Pilots from the sea, to Rich
mond.
Authorizing the placing of bnoys, to mark the
Channel of James River. from, Rohmocd ,o
Hampton Roads
incorporating company or companies for DEEPEN
ing the channel of the river below Rockets and
for improving the navigation of the river frem
foeketisio May"s Bridge. by deepening the
channel otherwise
lueorpor'tinsR company TO open communication
bctweentc alis Of kanawha River, and the ma
viSahie wa'els of James River, by Turnpike
rOatl, or by railway.
Juiy g. wifi
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MIR. HOLMAN.


X Il. HOLMAN, Who hed first dramatic staa-
" Ton IA LIndo.,, aad for six yeas ,.ana,cr
otihe Dublin Taeaue-has iUrrned The ,trieit, ar
rS2eme.ts in this Count ), which lac PROPOSES ex-
tei'i to such a magnitude, as may With adequ
patronage, enable him to render the Drama On
tins Continent, important in lis advantages To- the
community, as 1t G.s ioug been considered ia E,.gtad
II has there nc0ntestbly est,bhct selfas tic best
school OF eiocuton, in addition the otter
powers it possesses Of aior,liug instruction thonel,
medium tue most captivating.
Terms II .SUbScyihtion.
n Subscriber OF 200 dollars will DC entitled To n
perpetual tree admission ticket, transferable et
cep, IN the following manner:
Subscribers will pussoss the privilege of selling their
shares, but the admission ticket which constitutes the
share cannot change its proprietor the OF
season but may be transferred previously TO the
commencement OF new This regulation is
necessary To prevent tickets IRON becoming unlmit
eddy transferable.
It's presumed the terms of Subscription will appear
very moderate; tor IT ticket OF admission be rated
at so mach below ITS real value 2i dollars per sea-
son. the Subscriber obtains interest ct IL per cent
Subscribers will, OF course, their right OF adj
mission, on the benefit Rights OF performers.
The names Of the Subscribers will be received at
Mr. Lynch's Merchants Coffee House.
July 8-.3tD
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From The same to the same.
!, Sir. NH Rrnfher-

" Sir my Brother,
" / have already communicated 70 vo,
my opinion Of your conduct. Your situation
had set you beside yourself; my rcyerses
have entirely turned your brain. You have
called around you men who hate France. and
who desire to ruin you. formerly gave Won
useful warnings What you write to me is at
variance with your actions. shall. howe
YER, see by your manner Of acting at Ancona if
your heart is still French, and if it is to neces-
sty alone that you yield. / write to my war
minister, in order to set him at ease with re-
gard to your conduct Recollcct that your
kingdom, which has cost so much blood and
trouble to France, is yotlrs onlg I9rkbe benz
ffef those rOlo Save H yom. i is needless to
send me an answer unless you have some
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CIfE6IIIlR ILL.,

NKTlLL be sold, at Public Auction, on Friday the
w 28th inst. before the frOnt-Oor of the Beil-Ta-
vern, ia the City Of Richmond the beautiful Farm on
James Rser only seven miles below the City, callei
Chester d' containing tween and 700 acres OF
Laud-about one Hundred of which is Low Grounds
90 prime Meadow Land-there about 200 acres
(ony) cieared-the high land has as rich red clay boz
toro. rs any Land in VII gn, aud IS well adapted to
the cultivation Of small grain and clover-there are
two elegant scites for buding-each If them giving
complete view Of Rchmoudti is also certain tst one
ct the very best fisheries on James River attached
to this placeit is bouudcd by James RIVER for half
mile, and by Falling Creek, one mile and half,
from which any quantity Of water may be had for tic
establishment Of Min or any kind Of Manulact o~y 49,
In short there butfew, Il ans ,iuatons within the
same distance ofRichHond, combining so many adyau-
tsges asChe3ier I'LL
Trims Of Nie-Onc third Of the purchase money
w be required in 90 days, the balance divided in two
equal annual payments. Notes with approved endor-
sers will be required, and the title withheld until he
money IS paid, or decd will be made to The purc,-
SER aHd deed OF trust taken 10 secure tie two last
paymeHs-The sale will be made under the direction
OF Tomas Taylor. WV. GOODE, ir.
Chester Fill, Iulv 9-----td.p
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tablishcd manufactures Of saltpetrc, Of pow
der, and OF cannon. From the Rhine to the
Pyrennees, from the Mediterranean to the
ocean, the diversions of the peasants on Sun
days and holidays, will be military exercise (;
every commune, every village, will he trans
formed into barracks and the entire pop
uiation of the empire, arrayed as the national
guards, will be prepared to live in tents. Al
ready docs france resound with the war
song, in which the acqWrers of national do
mains, who harbor fears for their property
the friends reason, who have been threatened
with the return OF superstition the military,
whose glory they have wished to taInish ia
short all classes of citizens repeat with en-
thusiaSm their ardent expressions OF passions
the most dear and the most terrible. In this
war, which will be, in fact, crusade against
the independence of a nation, the contagion of
the principles of the French Revolution, may
pass with people too ignorant and too barba-
rous even to understand their own interests.
On the approach of the emperor Napoleon,
and his armies, marching with animation to
songs of liberty, king may be abandoned by
their subjects, as the Rourbons have been by
the soldiers on whom they depended with
such confidence. Every throne will be over
Turned before nations will know how TO govern
them and how many evils will be the work
of princes, capable by their virtues Of render
nag happy the greatest part of the world
How much will those monarchs and humanity
be indebted to YOU, my prince, if, by the wis
dom of your counsels, YOU can dissuade them
from the determination, an which they oppose
interest, and passions over which they ought
to have no control. / have only to renew,
with the most lively expression. to your high
ness, the assurances of the highest considera-
ton.
The Duke Of Otranto.
u
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TALU.qBLE LnTS OF
CROU.Ni, NEAR TIE B.4SIyv, FOR
SALE.
MILL be sold, under the management OF Thomas
w Taylor,
THREE LOTS

On Cary o ID, street. OF about 2i feet front each
The other 22fcet, extending back about So feet to an
aliey oil 20 fvet-he last mentioned lot has on II
tlree-stoy BricktIouse 30 by 10 feet Diminished in
the inside. )--AISO, ONE HALF ACRE LOT.
Number 465, adjoining the Public Warehouse and
the Nsrehouse OF Jsmes Brown, forming Wall on
boll SIDES OF 1t. The situation is very adysntageou
tor Lunher-hoHses, admitting the Water thereto by
Iana-thus facilitating the receiving and delivering
OF Produce, makes it Object OF attention to Cons
mission Merchants. This Lot will be sold IN parcels
OF altogether, TO suit purchasers, may be agreed On
the day of sale.
he above mentioned property is under mortgage to
Francis Watkins, will be- sold for the express pur
pose OF dschargng his cain--aad therefore the pro-
eceds will remain IN the hands ofte aforesaid Thomas
Taylor and Nathaniel Sheppard, or the survivor OF
them, until Natkns's releas. IS Obtained, Snd com
pete title can be mae t. the satisfaction OF tbs pur-
chasers The sale will take plce on the premses the
lSth day OF this monl The oil sae will be 81
nued NJ four equal Payments of 8, 6, and ~ months
ne purchases giving notes negotiable aud pay aide
at ole OF Tho Banks m this Civ, with an .,pproyed co.
doiser-and the title retained until the whole is pa d.
SAMUEL PARSONS
Whereas the equitable tue To- l. t No 4G5 ment;-
onet IN the above advertisements vested in ne will
convey the ssrae Gree un any incdrnbrauce) to the
purchaser or purchasers thereof.
SAMUEL p PARSONS.
Alter the payment of Francs Watkins's claim, the
re'luafy proceed,f asy, OF tn thre, first inenoa.
ed Lots Ia the toreg ing avI risen is conveyed u
us iOr the benefit Of the creditors Of the said Samuel
Farsons-and therefore, BE- it known that wheneyera
sale OF the said propertyis effected, we will Join in
ueed oil release thereof. RlCH'D ADAMS
GEO GREENHOW
IL.
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FIFTI' DOLL.3RS REW4RD.

Ooi on the l4th inst. in Richmond, near the
lCapitol, on the road from thence to Turkeyis
ant,
AIRED MOROCCO POCKETBOOK
Containing about $40 Dollars in otes principally ON
the Virginia and Farmers Banks with sunday other
papers, IN which the subscribers name viii be seen
among the papers note on Benjamin Du-Yd,
ior OT dolls SO Cents, dated Sri day Of July, 1916
The public are cautioned against taking the saul Note
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EUGENE NAPOLEON"
BoNAPARTE TO THE KING OF Ma.


PIES.
4" say nothing to you of my displeasure at
your conduct, which has been diametricaIv
opposite to your duty. That, however, be.
longs to the weakness of your nature. You
are good soldier OH the field of battle, but,
excepting there, you have no vigor, and no
character. Take advantage of AN act of
treachery which only attribute to fear, in
order to serve me by good intelligence l reiy
upon you, upon your contrition, upon vour
Promises. Hit were otherwise, recollect that
you would have to repent it. / suppose YOU
are not one of those who imagine that the Ii
on is dead, and that ne may be - upon
Get qu'oa feat iuifiSSer dessus II such
are your calculations, they are false. Idefeat-
ed the Austrians yesterday, and am in pur-
suit Of the remnants of their columns. Anoth
er such victory and you will see that my affairs
are not so desperate as you have been led to
believe.
" You have done me all the harm that Won
could since your departure from Wilma, but
we shall say no more about it. The title
OF king has turned your brain. Ifyou wish to
preserve it, behave well, AMI keeh vour
5Uord."