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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-08

We have received the d1OniteLU OF
the oath. 1t is filed with an account
of the proceedings of the Chambers
on the Esd, which were very tumul-
tuous. Lucien B2oaaparte imper-
tinently insisted in the House of Peers,
on his rights as French Prince.
A member. called Ponte Coulan,
told him in answer, that he was not
even a Frenchman
Count Labcdoyer said, that all
present were traitors to the Emperor.
Here the uproar became SO great
that no person could be heard for
some time.
Lucian and Joseph Bonaparte then
moved, that Napoleon ii. be pro.
claimed Emperor.
This motion was deferred.
In the Chamber Of Representatives,
the proceedings were alike tumuItu-
Gus. The majority seemed, howev-
er, to recognize Napoleon III. In
the mean time, the Provisional Gov
eminent has begun its functions. =
FoUcHE is President
Paris, with the exec tion ofcrowds
of politicians gaping here and there
tor news, is tranquil.
1t is not true that Bonaparte has
been arrested.#
The Hmchinbrooke Packet, with
a mail from New-Y ork and Halifax,
arrived at Falmouth, ODD June.
The Resolution for granting 200,
O00i. to the Duke of Wellington was
agreed to by the House OF Peers,
June Goth.
Although this article impairs, in some
degree, the probability of Captain Drum
monds report; yet it is still susceptible of be-
lief, from the lapse Of time between the Lon
don date, (27th June and the day Captain
D. was spoken with ed July J as well also
from the expectation that such measure
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-08
BARBOUR & LINCOLN,
READER ATTEND!

7B'rgB not et7ss8 you may aVs o.oibt' b w ~
DIR. lebb's celebrated LInlmepl
To expatiate on he celebrity Of this remedy 10 Us
RHFJM 4TloM
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-08-08

Bath, AEgh 5. 1915.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-14

How melancholy is the wreck of ma
tons since this memorable period
Where now is proud, imperial Rome,
Whose lrown spread terror and dismay,
throughout the civilized world Alas
the sur of her glory has been long since
shorn of its beams and she, the once fam
ed mistress of the universe, is hardly a
|speck in the scale of nations!
The same question may be asked with
regard to a majority of the Kingdoms y
municipalities which at that period shone
with splendor inthe political consultations;
which have since bid :. farewell, long
farewell" to ali their gre tness.
NoTE.-Ne;tIier Russia nor Prussia
Iappear upon the list, they were of too
little Importance 70 assume rank among
|ciyiliZed nations.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-14

AT a Meeting Of the Members of the
Board OF Health, at the Council Cham
Der in the town of Alexandria, the 18th
July, 1916
1t appearing to the Board. that great
vigilance will be required as usual during
the warm season. to preserve the Health
IF the town, it is therefore ordered, That
the superintendent of the Police, do pay
particular attention to the state of the
cutters, back-yards, alleys and privies, &
that he cause the cutters to be scraped
and cleaned twice in each week, by
working the pumps on Wednesdays and
saturdays, and that he $50 procure
sufficient quantity of Quick-lime, and
cause the same to be sent round the town,
On the aforesaid DAYS, for the use of the
Inhabitants, who are to Pay for the same
at cost, and that it be his particular duty
to see that the same be used over all pri-
vies requiring it. and over any stagnant
o'aees in the cutters, Immediately after
being scraped; and that he report the ex-
.rence thereof to this board once in two
weeks, and that this order be published
In both OF the Alexandria Newspapers,
TOR the information OF the inhabitants.
by order
BENG. C. ASHTON,
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PUBLIC REVENUE.

Tie immense importations of foreign
Merchandise into the United States dur
Ing the present year. and the high rate Of
duties chargeable by law will produce u
revenue to the government nearly double
the amount of any former year. In n.
York alone it is said, that the average "a
mount Of duties to be paid will be about
enc million OF dollars per month; and
the total amount that will BE receivable
i'm the .. S. within the year, is estimated
at upwards of ttiafy nlitiions.
Philadelphia paper.
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EDM: I. LEE.
July IA

D@ The members Of the Presbyteri-
an church are informed that their place of
worship, from which for five weeks they
have been excladed in consequence of
some repairs, will be ready for their re.
Iception mex. Lords day.
The thanks of the church are offered
to the clergy of the two Episcopal and the
Methodist churches, for the use of their
places of worship, during the period of
exclusion from our own.
July Ia.
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p o s r s G. e 7 p T.
Neu- York, Jnly II.
--latest from England.

But not SO late as from France as we
gave yesterday. per the Spartan.
Yesterday, Messrs. Gillespie, Maxwell
and Robertson. came up in the pilot boat
Gambler, from the ship Lancaster, Jack
son, from Liverpool bound to Philadel-
phia, which they left OF Long Branch.
Sailed May 26, in company with the
snip Superior, for Philadelphia. Left at
Liverpool, ship Thomas scattergood, of
Philadelphia just arrived from Ireland !;
ship Minerva. for AYork. June 4, ships
india, Coraelia, Phocion, Minerva Smyth,
Halcyon, Henry, Port Royal, William
s1Wart, Friendship, AID others, all for n.
York; Prosperity, Benjamin Rush, Ea-
sic AMI Pizarro, for Philadelphia; Rising
sun, Merchant aud Oscar, for Baltimore;
Ocean, hebecca, and America, for a
lexardria Brilliant, Baltic. and Eliza
beth for Virginia Reoecca, for Savannah;
isabella, Sally, Mary ann Susan, and
Yesta, for Charleston and n. Packet,
for Boston. Sailed, May 22, Lewis
Tucker, and Margaret, Wilson for n. Y.
POLiIICALD-'ihe Prince Regents
message, which is suhjo,ned, was deliver
ed to Parliament OH the ed of May.
The subsidy Of i've millions is to be paid
to Austria, Russia and Prussia. The
Austrian treaty had been ratified, but
i,ot received in England. Hostilities
DAILY expected.
1t was reported bp the arrival ola brig
of war in England, that Lavendee was in
a general state OF instruction and let
tiers state that several general officers haa
joined the Eoyallsts, whose numbers it
was stated, amounted to sc or 10000.
This news is, In part, corroborated by
the French papers per the SPARTAN.
The following is an extract from the
imperial Proclamation published at st.
Petersburgh, Oh the S5th of April, address
sed to the French Nation, and which
reached US yesterday by the Gottenbursh
Mail.
:. ApriI 25.-You entered my terrific
ries, unprovoked, with fire and sword ;
you plundered and destroyed wherever
you come you entered my capital, which
you lad waste. entered your terrific
RES, and took your capital. but destroyed
nothing. Again unpro, oked, you raise
the sword, and destroy the peace of ma
tons. will now enter your territories
once more, to Conquer peace and where
ever | meet with resistance, will utterly
destroy oufor your pelfidy.
Prince Regents Message in orr neat.
The council of appointment yesterday
pointed Judge kadcliff, mayer of this
ty, in place of John Ferguson, Esq. re-
signed
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July IL.
j en- Dollars Reward.

LANES STEWART, an apprentice
% to the boot and shoemaking business,
about II years old, of dark complexion,
obtained leave to go TO Washington on
visit to his mother and has. not return
ed. Ghe above reward will be paid for
delivering said apprentice to the subscrib-
ers. He has been in Alexandria and is
probably endeavoring to ship on board of
some sessel.-All masters of vessels and
others are forewarned employing or har-
boring said boy.
Janney g Shrepe.
Occaquan, 9TH mo. lIth.-14. ST
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PROCL.lGLgTyO.N.

IN pursuance of the directions of the
act of Congress to amend the charter CT
alexandria, hereby make known, that
according to the return made to me by the
commissioners who held the election on
the 18th lust. tor a member from the
third ward to the Common Council,
Hugh ,Sn1ith is duly elected to supply
the vacancy accustomed by the resigna-
ton OF James Millan.-Giyen under nv
hand this 18th cay Of July in the year,
1915.
EDM: |. LEE.
July IA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-14
LAND FOR SALE.

z WILL sell mystract of LAND stu
u ate in Prince William County, Viz
ginia, containing 500 acres, two-thirds
Of which is in wood and the remainder in
meadow and arabic land. This land lies
contiguous to the lands of the late Rich
lard Brent and Col. Gerard Alexander,
land in the immediate vicinity of three
merchant mills. There are on the premi-
|ses several stone quarries of excellent
building stone, and it is believed rih is
a bed of iron ore on one part of t Sfm.
The improvements are an q eer's
house, granaries, and other out-IN ses-.
timber has been prepared for bull ng a
dwelling house which may likeW3Se be
had.
The purchaser can also be accommo-
dated with about tarenty NEGROES,
among which are carpenter, good
cook, and excellent seamstress, the others
are working hands-together with horses,
cattle, sheep and farming utensils of eve
Try description. There are Oh tae premi-
ses an excellent orchard of peach 4 plumb
trees and common apples.
Terms of sale will be made known or
application to the subscriber living on Ce 4
lar Run nearsMr. Richard Foote's.
Philip EitShugh.
July Il. laWSt
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Extract Of a letter from Bordeaua, dat
ed the last day Of July, 1915, receired
By TIE Spartan arrired at ~. York.
" Bordeaux remains tranquil. Mar
Iseilles is in state Of siege, being in a
Estate of insurrection. The alarming in
ISurfection in La Qendeeis quelled, and
tie Insurgents dispersed or taken prison
Iers.--it is said 4GO were Killed.
Another letter of the same date, says,
+ q report has just reached US, that King
sAutat is taken prisoner by the Austri-
,ans."
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~ !.
ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, Ju1y IA.

The President has granted an exequa-
Itur, under date of the 18th Of June, 1915,
Tor Henry Gain, Esq. of New York, to
act temporarily as his Swedish Males
tvs Consul General within the United
Estates.
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Ex-Dutch Colonies.

We have not seen any document b.
shich the old Dutch Colonies were to be
restored But from notification to hi
sqos;ects ofthe King of the Netherlands.
that free trade will be allowed to the
with SasyiRa,n, Begbice, Demerary, Is,
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alerandria, July ii, 1915.

W7AS committed to the jail of thu
w county as a runaway, a mpiatto
man, who shis name is EENEY. and
that he is the property of Mr.. Stephen
Daniel, OF Fairfax county-Ee is about
Fl years OF age, S feet or 9 inches bigh.
The owner is requested to cone and
prove his property, pay charges and take
him away; otherwise lie will be disposed
of as the law directs.
james Campbell, jai!oE
July ID. Iavem
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The British have repealed the war du-
ty on cotton-After the 5th of July, cot
ton imported in British vessels pays one
penny, and in American vessels three
s,ence-cotton and tobacco may be landed
n England for expectation without any
ielay.
A gentleman has favored the editors
with the. translation of an article from
3russels, of the 18th of May, (which by
fhe bye appears in a, French paper) sta
ting, that Lord Wellington had fallen
)ack from Client, which had produced
much consterna tion amongst the adhe-
rents OF the count de Lille, who, it was
supposed, would also very soonbe obliged
to quit Client.
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JOHN q, LADD
Has for SaLe.

" N"SoS
100 bolts Russia Duck
4 hhds. mems coarse Hats
sS kegs fine wrought 4d. Nails
l set elegant dining China
8 boxes Decanters, assorted
2 hhds. half pint Goblets
9 hhds. sailed Lemons
pipe Sicily Lennon Juice
! case domestic made Woollens
l case Hardware
10 casks sweet Wine
5 boxes mems Shoes
IS tons Russia Hemp
2 grass Cables
Square Iron, Oil, &c. &c.
June l6.
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baltimore, July 10.

Arrived, schooner Enterprise, MUIR
ply, fir. Laguira-coffee, hides q horns.
Left there 9th ult. schooner Tuckahoe,
Wilson, arrived three days before in
thirteen days from Baltimore; schooner
Gilpin, of do; scioto and stackIenberg,
% AleSandria-the cargoes of the
last 5 were taken by government, they
had been detained from SO to 60 DAYS for
payment, and no prospect OF getting
lit.
The schooner Stafford, Snow of Balti-
more, was at Porto Cavello in similar
predicament.-In lat. 10, lcug. e., spoke
brig Luna, from Boston for St. Domingo,
and schr. Sally, from st. Domingo for
Philadelphia. provincial troops had
gone by land against Carthasena, and
5000 Europeans who were to cooperate,
had gone by sea. The country was in
miserable state, universally harrassod e
plundered by the dominant party.
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Suitability of Human Greatness.

In the year 1904, only sl1 years ago,
the masters ofthe ceremonies Of Pope Ju-
Illus II. ranked the powers Of Europe as
follows +:
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sequebo, Curacao, st. Eustatius, Saba &
st. Martins, antu they are restored bu the
British ; it appears heEwas in hope they
would be at no very remote period. This
Sovereign will have come in for a very
handsome slice Of the great loaf. even i
he should not obtain these colonies.
Boston Centinel.
BosToN, July Z.
Capt. Prince, who arrived on We'd
nesday, lett Brest on the 18th of MAY.
The men of war were all laid up. A
large body of troops, and 10000 seamen.
had been marched from that place to the
frontiers.
Capt. P. saw com. Bainbridge's squad
ron. about 70 miles east Of Cape Cod, "a
hours out.
Extract from letter dated Paris, Nav
Sd -" | expect to see another change
here before quit this place, (which viii
probably be in about twenty days. The
allies are united and strong, the people
cold, wishing for peace, which they know
is impossible under this man,
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For Boston.

IN The Brig JULIA, Capt. Luce
! 49, For freight of few hundred bar
reIs OF passage. apply to
Facon. Meteaf e Go.
July T. cow
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The council of appointment yesterday
! pointed Judge kadclif, mayer of this
ty, in place of John Ferguson, Esq. re.
81 sned.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-11
rRoM LATE LONDON RAfER''

STOCKHOLM. July =
Speech Of his Majesty the King y
Diet Of NORWAY, pronounced 81
9Th Of July, 1915, befors the Chsp,
Tor Of the Kingdom, his Exeel''
Count Essen.
& Worthy Gentlemen, q Men
Of. .Noruay, Mr.. President
and eN the Members Of the
I. Diet Of Norway -;
. When the last extraordinary :
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IIessSess vas highly disaprr0v'

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lhc coIsmlss5on q EoyernmenI. :.
having dissolved issell July 8, every a ~
lemanating from 7, subsequently 90 lls
lnessage to the two chambers, Is nun, ana
must be regarded as Ineiiectuai.
| { Your rene'isfranee against me a a-
Inserted 10 the tepl'enr + just; :
tIisoN i, as without foundation, ana
5a'Allsllea witneut my su'hVflty
signed DUKE ssls OF U tina 8
July =, 1919.
JUL I. ~:
An army OF reserve composed q nelglas'
and Dutch troeps' SAT J, 'his momehe as,
semblIng; under the oraer o. lleuteaa 2,
general ilnaai, upon ny UahAs y ,ns
!Scheldt. This army will CONSIST OF wi
|battalhons ct 1ntantry, as many sqsad 4
Irons OF cavalry, aud ct the requisite ar
tlllery' # IS SAID TO bs INTENDED 70 form
Ithe garrIsons 81 french Iortresses. Wnien
may be successlyeiy reduced eg iorce o.
arms. she rrlRce OF hesse Ha1nourg'
governor OF LuxembuIrg' took posltlon|
with the CORPS uneer ms commands hsal
TO Lengwy above n1seetl Gays s's'ce' - Y
vas driven pack Dy superior .o ote 1au
wees OF arecent Gate from LuxemDufs,|
inform Us that TINS prince, rslnlereed y !,
sOtne irnsSiaa patlallloiss has lesa 4',
his position before L'ongWy' ana attasksI
this place anew WIZ gtsa' 49,.
5uL4 q.
While France Is torn WITH al the con 4
lyulsions OF anarchy whlls the conieae-
rats ana ,ree corps pianasf q ssu assas.
nate triehds and loss, Mhlie INC fsllia =,
u : the atny are seeklhg g pfO.ons als
suiterlngs OF mat unhappy couh. ,, sas
allied armies continue 70 pursue ussl
|opefaflol,s with vlsottlr. Illpcs ~ A.r
.us OF RUSSIA. . al.ef s lss sqf an1rec;es
Mauneuge' sa' ~ sI, 800 '';.oro,,.lr the at
Win sls~ - pus. a. a,,s.st;on hasI
taek q snat pc 81 s s,. fanareciesI
|Dee., eIos $ H. g o.s4 sns tho prnss;an
- sl.a',.ss ~ w e e IN the seal
|.1Vuts soua i,os' ~ +hs ssn;t,,lat;op the
II '',e livl M y, ~ IN ;sd;~;,l,,
Sarrlsoll = alsu.lsses, a1t :, ~ +Sa;r bonses
AIS cO'nppslns 49, .S;s ! ba s V.ien
Ihe SltuatioH OF thlhgs ucisIc So,
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T3 rs ymtHe u 4 sfFit df Nanditi0ni
y Expenas to ne directed from Charles
County eonrt. viii be Sold to the highest
bidder lpf cash at the couft house In Pert
Tebasco, on Thursday the twenty SIX d
az the present nontbs alI Henry GREEN'S
Jun. right, titlp, claim snd interest ii aid
to tract or parcel 81 Land called 1eEls
and TefIs Ad diitien, containing one hna-
drsd and filty one and 4 hall acres. more
or less, taken ID execution To- satisfy i
debt due Nicholas Brewer. IN use OF
Benjamia narxeod.
T0WNLEY R0BEY,
Sheriff Of Charles ceunsY Maryland.
Oct. 81 ST
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- virtue Of q writ Of heri Faeias, to me
directed, from Charles county court, will
lie sod to tie highest bidder. for cash, al
the couit hause II Port Tobacco, on
fhnysday, the twenty sixtlof the present
Imsnths ali William ID Harfison's right,
title, claim, and Interest In and to a trace
|of parcel Of lapd. called Antwerp, con-
|taining two hukdred ard Eve and a hall
acres, hE8re OF less taken IN execution
i debt due Samuel Chapman.
use of George Howard.
TOW NIsESY ROBEY,
Sheriff Of Charles ceuaty, Maryl'd,
Gof CT
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~
BF Virtue If i writ Of Venditloni, FIX
poIias. tome directed from Charles coun1
~ court, will be sold to the highest bid
der, forcash. at the court hausein Port
Fobacco,on Thursday, the twenty sixth
of the present month, all Joseph Il.
MeeLss right, title, claim, and interest
10 and I'd a tract or parcel OF lard called
Mesks Park, containing two hundred
and fifty acres, mare or less, taken ~
execution to satisfy i debt due Benjs
min Fl. Mallikin
T0WNLY ROBEYs
Sheriff 81 ChMlescounty, Maryland.
Oct. 4--z ST
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TOWN. EY R0BEY

Sheriff Sf Chalaes county, Maryl'a
Oct. 3D.. st
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Sheriff Of Charles county, MaFyl'
Oct ST.
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puBLIsHED Dar By s. sroNDEs RoYA1rsrREET ALEXANDRIA
PUBLIC SALE.

On FRIDAY the 18th day Of May ne:rt,,
lcil be erposed to sale on the premises,
4 PIECE of GROUND lying on the
north side of Duke-street and to
the westward of Fayette-street, fronting
26 feet upon Duke-street and running
back 100 feet to 10 foot alley. Upon
the ground is erected a convenient two
story brick house with back buildings.
Also, small tract of Land in Fairfax
county, containing about 12 acres, known
by the name of Bloomfield Fa,1u--one-
fourth of the purchase money to be pais
in hand, and the balance payable in SIX,
twelve and eighteen months by securing
lhe payments in satisfactory manner.
S At the same time wiH be sold for Cash,
s. SEVERAL SLAVES.
So This sale is made by virtue of a deed
of trust from Charles l.. hewitt, to secure
tue payment of certain sums of money to
Thomas Preston.
JAMES KEITH, Trustee.
1 April 6. IS
N. B. ON the day following will be
sold at the Coffee House door in the town
of Alexandria, a tract of LAND lying i'll
Morris Township, County of Washington,
State of Pennsylvania, containing $50
Acres-Also, a Let of ground and house
in the Town Of Nottingham, Prince
Georges County, State Of Maryland up
on the same credit-These sales are
made to secure Thomas Preston as well
as Ephraim Gilman. J. K.
April Is.
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fer SALE,
q tract Of L.alyDin Fauquier containing
about
2759 ACRES,

A ND in the neighborhood Of the Court
IN House-It is strong land and well
wooded good for grain Of all kinds, and
well adapted to plaster, and in possession
of Tenants from year to year, with the
exception of two or three, who pretend
to hold under leases for lives, and against
whom ejectments have been brought
For terms which will be liberal and &C.
commodating, apply to Robert Patton,
Esq. in Fredericksburg or to
Robert Patton, Jr.
Who will also sell, barter or exchange
for other property more convenient to
him, tract of land containing $4,000
ACRES in Bath County, Virginia, and
various other tracts in the Counties of
Harrison, Bath, Randolph, Monongalia,
and Kenawha in the said state.
April 81. dSw