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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-10
Just Received

'i'a Tor Sale By J0H.N'.a. SYY1 F.gRT
y ENQUIRY respecting the Cap,
: y 'ure Of Washington By the British
~ ~ sRaml1atiOn IF the report Of sht
sAEs't'se VI Investigation, etc. enc.
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EIs.y 10
li!is IS to give Notice,

4 MS IS to gi0e Notice,
That I have withdrawn from the di
rection of the r =. Bank of The U. S
and that lam no longer in any way in.
rested in said institution.
Z. r. Feaculi.
May Il st
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From Tie i2tb to the 18th of April,
there we're almost daily falls OF snow at
Qnebec--ana on tue 18th, it vas about
four feet Oh level.--'Ehc hay began to
fall short, and the cattle to suffer. On
the eOth, the ice was breaking Up at
Montreal.
Provisions were very high at Quebec
beef Cd. &c ISL: mutton is. t. lsS. :
yea! l0d TO Is: polk Is to ls6; salt
batter 2s, TO 2s6: fresh ss6 to IS. Cana
dian currsneg,
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March Is
Richard G.. Norton,

1kICfIU1U v. TT eO~5
q T TOR N'EY "A i IA W,
e AS taken as an Office the room IN.
Il q mediately over that at present oco
cupied by JQkn ID Simms, Esquire, %
Prince-otreet, and nearly opposite Mr.
N. MiIIei's warehouse.
2. C.. n. will be at bis Office every
evening from three O'Clock Till sunset.
april 20 etuth&os"
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For Sale.

ST. KITS SUG.4R of the first qua
.:ty, by tie llogshead or barrel, AID No
tasses by the hogshead, at the store Of
James Low.
Hay 10 SIT
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New Almanacs.
John 4 atczcart,
HAS JUST PUBLISHED HIS
VIRGINIA ALMANAC,
FOR 7HE YEAR OF OUR LORD
--I0l6---

Country merchants and others supple
Jed with them by the quantity on tie!cw,
est terms.
ALSO,
With writing, wrapping and letter pa
pers, bibles, testaments, spelling books
primers and histories-slates and pencils
playing and blank cards, Russia aud
Dutch quills and ink poWder.-A gene
raj assortment of Greek, Latin and En-
'glish school books--most of the new pub
LEGATIONS Of the day, and a large stock CT
Standing works of merit, via.-Episcopal
and Roman prayer books, Psalm and
Hymn books, history and poetry, medical
surgical and law books, Gc.
lie expects in few days supply Of
German AImanacks, and hasjust recek-
Jed by the WiIheImina from Liverpool,
20, geo English Quilts
Ola good quality and eheap-Englisa
waters in tin boSes-black lead pencils
and Dutch sealing wax.
81" II gross Of Humphreys copper
plate playing Cards, first quality and as
sorted sizes.
District Of Columbia to wit.
Comfy Of Observation-Disclosures Term,
1915.
Ann Eliza Feyton, Ceigpiaiaant,
against
Sarah Ann Hunter and Charles Sladey
Defendants.
IN ca i.N CERT.
5ENHE defendant Sarah Ann Hunter,
q not Having entered her appear.
ance and given security according TO the
statute and the rules of this court. and
It appearing to the satisfaction of the
court, upon affidavit, that the said de.
PENDANT Sarah Ann Hunter, is not an in.
habitant Of this district: Oil motion Of
the complainant by her counsel, it is or.
Tered, that the said defendant Sarah
Ann Hunter, do appear here on the first
day of April term next, and enter her
appearance to the suit and give security
Tor performing the DEGREES of the court,
and that the ether defendant Charles
sladeA do not pay awav, convey or So
cretes the debts b. him owing to, or tho
estate or effects Ia his hands belonging
Ito the said absent defendant Sarah Ann
Hunter, until the further order or de.
cree of this court, and that copy OF this
order be forthwith published to- two
months excessively in one OF the public
newspapers published in this county,
and that another copy be posted at tie
front door OF the court house OF SAID
county.
a Copy--Teste.
G. DENEALE, C. c.
eEtaI &c lamCm
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For sale, freig It or Ciiarter,
kEa The Brig Colun'bia bur-
>sSSSEfSS then lCoo barrels, al excel
ses1Ii9as15 ), lent vessel, hayigg uii6er-
ss gone 4 tborough repair. + in
complete order for tie reception OF a
cargo. :
She will be disposed of in either way
on very modera,e terms, and to a pur
chaser at great bargain.
Apply to
John jackson.
May I. eosm
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PRiIad ,pd:a paper.

Ti,itei States Export. by late re-
poyt from the Treasury Department, the
whole exoVrts Of the tinted states for the
lsst wear exceed SO n.iiii2ns CT dollars,
Of which rear DC millions were demeshc
products. and six and hall millions
were ct foreign articles.
The inpcsts to this port, alone amount
y. 1ars Paper.
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The following persons came PASSENGERS

The following persons came passengers
in the ship Magnet, capt. Sarwood, ar
rived here on Friday, from Bordeaux.
Colonel Roul. of the staff Of Bnona
parties army. sl'Divai. editor Of the
French Journal, II. 8ouchey. pere; NJ.
Billion, NJ. Casamsyor, NJ. Doufureg,
N. P. Monlia, NJ. Qainquis, MADAME
Pougeon. MADAME Alphonce, and Mr..
Buckley aad Son, and Mr.. Raser, of Pin.
ladeiplaa.
Piila% 'p1;u paDer,
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The French are reforming all the in
stitutions of Buonaparte and that I'M
.lortant engine emphasically called " the
Institutes. has been attended TO. The
King had pNrsed its roll of the names OF
Aruault, Garet, Merhn CT Douay) Cam
baceres., Kenderer, Maret, Cardinal
Aiaury, I4ucien Blopsparte, Regnault
de Sc. Angiey) and the Ahbey Sieyes !;
the most part of them regicides. lie has
intcit. count La!ty Telendai'
the Bishop of Langres, Messloars &c
Respscl, de Ferrard, de Seize; and the
Duke of Ricaeiea.
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FRENCH DEGREES

From a file of late French papers, we
observe, that on the 9Th FEB. there are
two ordinances of Louis the 18th relative
10 ptemipas on the cod and whale Eshe-
HES.
For three years all the vessels employ
ed in the codfshery, near the islands oi
st. Pierre aud Miqueton anu on the coast
of Newfoundland. called the great fsAe-
fy, are allowed premium of so francs
per man, from the eaptaill ~ the cahn
ooy. These fishing OR the logger Bank,
ard the great Bank OF Newfoundland,
rave a premiuiA of Is francs, ireni the
toe cabin boy.
There are also various premiums al
lowed for French vessels exporting from
Trance or from the fshsriea Goldfish TO
ne French colonies, into Spain, portu-
sal. Italy ofthe ports N the Levant.
AS rega:5s the whale fisheries, vessels
employed in hat trade are allowed a
pgemiam OF 50tlancs Per ton; and in
case the vessels having doubled Cape
fsorn, Or crossed the strei,shts Of Ma gel
IAN. and Tshed in the Pacific ocean, hav-
;ng been absent For upwards Of sixteen
and less than twenty six, the.
merck ant or owner is allowed /. second
premiumbf so francs per ton, on her safe
arrival into port Of France.
Merchants engaged in taiS bushes are
allowed. fo7 three years, to make use oil
foreign vessels which shall be national
,zed French before their departure, with
out any expense and two thirds OF the
officers and crew are allowed 10 be To-
reigners.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-10

Ola good quality and eheap-Englisn
waters in tin boXes--blzck lead pencils
and Dutch senling wax.
-U II gross q Humphreys copper
plate playing Cards, first quality and as
sorted sizes.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-10

Country merchants aud others supple
ed with them by the quantity on the lew.
est terms.
ALSO.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-13

AS they heard the Gre from the Crlolia
to Aury's tent and summone'
him TO surrender, he disregarded thei'
and in the act OF drawing NJ
sword was shet through the body BY one
of the negroes, and fell mertally wounded
they then secured all the officers oil Inc
privateers and gave them vessel to g
where they chose-thsy collected the
arms and ammunition, and all the effects
that were in possession Of Aury, ami
shipped them on board three schooners,
and were to proceed with their booty to
St. Domingo. The schooner Belona vas
burnt.
Our informant and several other pri-
soners made their escape in beat and
Ilntsi at "a atirii and after many
arrived in this city.
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For New-Y ork.

gss The regular trading schson-
ssagS;sSer Experiment. WIN, stod-
Hg e tsssHs ,dard, master; will be ready
ssas1sS1sSsc7 in few days to receive a
cargo and will sail with all possible des,
patch. Fer freight, which will be taken
low, or passage, having excellent accoia.
apply on board at Janney's
wharf, or to
Barnewall and Popham,
Who offer for sale, received by the above
vessel,
$50 Sacks ground alum salt
bales Calcutta piece goods, con
sisting of super company gurrahs, Cafat
chintz, checks, Yanda landas, Blpua
emerties, etc.
November Is
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! mess to take them On board the slioliien
they should arrive.
s Her catholic majesty and sister, lei
lCadiz Sept 18th, and proceeded t.
Iyeres, through theisle Of Leone and port
tSt. Mays. The municipal body took
leave of her majesty,at ST. Ferdinand's
battery, The confines of its jurisdiction
when her majesty eondecended to address
them in the following terms 6 | deparl
! full Of gratitude for the demonstrations
of regard given me by the whole popula-
Itisn: and I beg they will continue to
love me.' Expressions of JOY accompa-
lnied the royal travellers along the read
TO Xeres, as this city seems to have ex-
decided those of which they had hitherto
been the objects: but some unfortunate
accident having taken place, in cense
Iauence of the peoples undertaking to
ldraw her majesty's couch, after taking
tout the mules, proclamation was issued
Iforbidding this practice for the future,
On the 18th the royal pair proceeded on
| their journey towards utreTa.
Minute of conversation between the
Dey of Algiers and captain Brisbane, Of
his Maiesty's ship Queen Charlotte, hele
on the s9th OF August, by order OF Admi-
raj l,ord Exmouth
acquainted the Dey that Lord Elk
mouth expected that he would give sa
Itisfaction for the atront done to the Sri.
| fish Consul, the i'll treatment he had me
with, and the insult rcdouading frcm Il
!, to the British Nation 1'he Dey answer
ed that he was ready 50 to do: aud ASH
led whatl wanted ?
| I" then replied, are sou sorry for the
violent measures which, III a tit of pas
sion, yoa adopted towards the British
Consul: and doyou ask parton Tor the
same ? Yes answered the Dey,
then Insisted upon the Dey S al.
dressing hinseIfin person to the Consul
land then repeating before his ministers
what he had Just said.
i tSisnedl James Br;sbaae Capt.
! When Lord Exmoath hauled oil from
,lbombarding the place (oeisg out Of aM.
imunition) the seamen were soiatigued
THAT they we're not called upon TO repair
land set up the rigging Till after day
lbreak on the following morning from
(which fine, in less than g hours the
whole feet was again in readiness for
faction, aud the ships which had expcnd-
led their powder received the requisite
supply from the vessels carrying spare a
'imulitiOn.
! The Lea1dar, Admiral Zine, (witl
), Lord Exmouth's original dispatches ar
rived at Gibraltar in Is days from AL
gers. Rear Admiral Fenross had ar
rived at Gibraltar, on lis way to Eng
IFaud."
! The Saracen brig arrived al Halifax
: Oct. Is from Bermuda, with nail t
4 60 by the Queensbuiy but that yesse
'ihad sailed a few hours before.
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Public Sale.
T. n s u A z.

Il III ~ ~ az
At the Office of John Juccsoa and Co
Union htreet, between King s. Prince
will he sold,
/ bale Broad Cloths
! ditto Cassimeres
/ ditto patent and princes cards
l ditto Flushisgs 4 Coatincs
CASE Umbrellas; GO and Is inch
I ditto Cotton Cambrics, 9.S & 6.4
] ditto Madras Handkerchief
! ditto Felvets and Cords.
] bale SuperGne Cloths
! ditto ditto Coatinss
ditto red Flannels.
also,
Fancy silk and cotton Shaw!s, Fest.
tngs, Calicees, Ginghans, Linens, Rib.
1ons, Gallons, lace shirt Bdttans, fancy
Feathers, etc. etc. Sale at 10 block.
November Is
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Orphans Court.

Alexandra County, November Term,
" 1876.
Ordered, that the executors of Benia.
min brown, deceased, do insert the
usu ! advertisement three times week
for two weeks, ii he Alexandria news
papers.--A copy feste,
sag Moore, r. ".
This is to give notice, thar the sub.
scrlpers, of Alexan,i,la county, in the
district OF Coiu,nbia, Rave chtaiped from
the Orphans Court o. said county letters
testamentary on the estate of BENJAMIN
Brown, deceased : all persons having
claims against said decedent, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same TO the sub.
scrIbers, Oh or before the first day of
May aext, Or they may by law be ey.
Guided from all benefit to said estate.
and those Indebted thereto are lequi,ed
to make imtsedlate payment.
Given under our hands this e. St day af
November 1915.
Anna Brown, Exeeutrix.
John S. Brown, Executor
W Benjamin Brown, deceased.
November | enqw
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/ and for Sale.

gESHE subscriber will sell at publ,
a sale, at the Hill Top, Charles
County, Maryland on the Goth day af
December next, 679 acres Of Land. I've
ing about SIX miles from Port Tobacco,
in Nanjemov district, if not previously
SOLD at private sale. Any person wishing
to purchase, will he sbewn the same by
applying to Captain Josias " hseler, Who
resides on the premises.
III II. M'PhersoD,
Washington { isy.
November 8 eo3ws
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~. advice before, assistance ms
rao'ta - after the battle | the
Or COW are sincere, 4 wish to pull down =
french s,.s - why did 20. their ship or
the az, .Isast. TO assist in Lord Exmoutn $
ier' s = God knows, we little want want:
cPeraa.ss assistance; but his conduct IS q
ed NJ nat these disclaimers. whose mouths
PROOF. W. (, the principles Of hssrty, gene
are .al and 3 50 forth, have, in their hearts
rosi bly, a feeling with those who spend
no lel s'sssure and risk their tiyes, IN the
ther .,s4 i those principles. We beg
Prae.er 'Sow Editors, in France, not to
our ls :, Ais fact from their readers; but
coGcs4 .ss ~ natisn know, that while Brl.
i:.b g md Dutch we're shedding their blood
tlsii .h an1 cause d other nations, a French
"a .,,e law at safe distance. = took mel,
lElsa sSars nor pleasure in the triumph OF
humanity. uont.osa cav. C with
9 ,h EN- Cortnight manufactures have re-
10 .a's little. cloth has advanced little
slssa sue Many dealers have disposed
N f.P P.is' .tocks. and the price Of the raw
y inc, has fallen greatly IN the foreign
lna. ,.s a. there is almost no fiax III
H y. country. several vessels are charter
Inc f oot -. Baltic, both sere and at Dan nr
, Sa = to bring home eargoss OF that aFf'-
-. a.l- L :
&C WOOL has had a rise OF Is. IN the
and IS still rising, the tewn OIL
S'0u S. which IS the great manufacture oil
1'esu ,s wool has received large order
S tor cIoatbipg for the Russian army,
ROYAL ORDINANCE.
,s1on;s tyc.--Yisceant Chateauhr,and
h.vin.. n a printed work, raised doubts
n ns'o.ctinr our personal VIII, manitested
nv, ~ p,,r ordinance OF the 5th OF the pre-
s - month Of September, We have order,
i and Do order what follows;
!. yi,cOunt Chatcrabriand shall from
n. day tortk cease to be reckoned a
moug the number Of our Minister o.
Stale.
&c. Sept. 20.
Signed noa'S !.
Counter.signed Le Due de Rifhss's"'
"
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British and Am. Stationary

| British and Am. Stationary
gc.
Recently received be the General Smith
from liverpool. & other arrivals tram
the Northward--
A complete assortment Of the Above
Consisting Of
HOT PRESSED folio and qaarto lstte
paper
imes's and Langstroth's best white and
pink ditto
Rest and common foolscap ditto
Royal wrapping, log book u blue namph.
let ditto
Drawing paper of all sizes
Red Morocco pocket books ditto
a large and handsome assortment oils
dies ditto and thread cases
Asses skin tablets
Mathematical instruments
Ganter's scales and diyiders
Reeyes's coors in boxes e single cakes
Best black lead and cameIs' hair nencila
Toy paints for children
Walkden's British, black and red ink
powder
Best American ditto Japan and India ink
Clout's durable do; euiIis of all sorts
We'd se~ood's Egyptian and glass ink
stands; pewter and pocket ditto
\ great variety OF elegant pen knives and
scissors
suDeriine red and black sealing wax. wa.
iers, wafer seals, pounce and sand
boxes, silver pencil cases, black
lead crayons, ladies' dressing and
tidy boxes. tortoiseshell, enamel'd
aud painted, blank, PLAYING ard vie
sitting cards, geographical DO. tooth
brushes and charcoal dentrifce, ye-
rybest White Chapel patent needles
assorted, superiiuc ivory combs, tor.
toiseshell ditto, fine toned German
flutes with books of instruction.
DaILY EXPECTED.
4 large assortment of the latest Music.
both songs aud pieces; very best Roman
and German viehn strings; c!arinctts Sd.
9Th and 9Th; flutes and aegcoiets.
For sale by
James Kennedy g son.
November 5 eo8w
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Hardrnre, Cntleru. and Fnnr,,
Bank Of Potomac.

November !, 1876.
ia hereby given to IL.
LIZ Stockholders of the Bank Of Poto.
mae, that dividend of 4 per cert on the.
capital stock for the last 6 months has
been declared, and will be paid them or
theis legal representatives, on Wednes-
dag next the 9th instant
BY order OF the Board,
c. PAGE, Cashier.
November / eoey
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Communicated for the Us. Gazette

Communicated for the q. S. Gazette
Extract ola letter from New Orleans,
dated the 81 of October.
We have just received the following
Intelligence Of the total destruction Of the
formidable Carthagenian squadron of pri.
lvateers commanded by Aury. who had
rmed an establishment amongst the
rocks OF Matagorda' 1t was commari-
lcated to US bya person who was or
beard the feet and witnessed the whole
scene.
Our informant states that he sailed
tom this port for the Havana in the
Spanish ship Felix, and off Mantanzas
was captured bya Carthegenian priva-
tesr and carried to the 'FourtogiIlas, the
rendezvous of these privateers and their
prizes, That in the space of eleven days,
six privateers arrived there with their
prizes, consisting OF seven Spanish YES
sells. and Dutch schooner that was
bound frem Providence to the Havana.
ihat they set sail with their prizes fer
Matasorda, and despatched ore OF their
schoonars, the Belona, to Barataria TO
land her lieutenant, who was to procsed
70 New Orleans 10 give information to
tic merehants that the prizes were Oh
the way to Matagnrda, aud At the same
tilee to get money to pay the men that
had been recruited the Belona sailed
afterwards for Matagorda, but having
missed the port, fell in with a piratical
schooner called the Petit Napoleon, that
sailed without any kind of papers, com
manded ~ a Frenchman called Francois
lie offered to pio, the Belona to Mata-
gorda, and succeeded in getting her IN
to port after great difficulty, as she touch
ed on the reef and was SO much damag
ed as to become quite useless, Five days
afterwards the convoy Of prizes made It's
appearance, and on attempting to get
IN they were all lost excepting two.
That in order to save the articles thai
had 2uated ashore, Aury made the ere"
and the prisoners work in the most cru
lei and inhuman manner that the con-
slant bad treatment which he gave them.
|aaded to his having deceived them, TOR
when they enlisted at Santo Domingo ne
told them they we're bound on crulze; ;
that the prizes were to be sent to New
IOrleans. at which place they would re,
|ce;ye prize money, this had exasperateaa
them 10 such a-degree, that they resolved
to mutiny, and they carried their plan IN,
to execution on the night Of the TIN Of
Iseptember, in the following manner.
The crew of the privateer Crio!la, con-
sisting of about so negroes, commanded
Iby capt. Bellegarde, commenced by "
ling down their officers. The captain o.
1.-The Bellona hearing the noise, sent al
lofFicer in a boat to the Crelllo. on aP
preaching her the negroes hailed him, Q
inquired if he intended coming On ssait
and answering in the affirmative they o.
Idsred him to retire, but perslstng IN M
intention they fred gun at him loade'
with Grape shot which killed every sou
lin tha boat. The mutiny then becam
general in all the other vessels, and To
negroes ON shore who garrlsoned To-
which Aury had constructed to defen
1.-THE port, being already prepared, as 500
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Public Sale.

THIS DAY. at tie Office of John
Jackson and CO, 70 commence at ten
o'clock
Brandy, Madeira Wine, Nolasses,
Shrub and Soap, Nova Scotia Salmon,
Mackerel, Herripgs and Potatoes.
Also. some articles for Merchants
Bank Paper.
November Is