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Landing,

ftSlbNAAiSS3
The Cargo of the brig Agenoria. Cyrel
Martin, master, from Marseiiies, con-
sisting of
$50 cases claret
900 casks ditto
50 ditto mpscatel wine
ditto ladies' and gcntlemen's
silk hose and gloves
ditto ladies' KID gloves
2 ditto coloretl Iutestrinss, assert
ed
/ dit|o il5were6 ditto
Q ditto Florence silks
9 ditto cOlQred grapes assorted
iIittN rilleons
2 dts ace shawls and handker
chiefs
{ tlittogentlcmen's sup. hats, Pa
risian cut
Q bales Alexandria SIENNA
Is bales velvet corks
S cases phiass-
For SHE by
Jcseph Smith and Son.
or Adams. Herbert & Co.
May g If
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Prince-Wiltiam County court,2
Jttne 9TH. 1916. {

-
ON the motion Of Edward Brooke !,
late sheriff of Prince William County,
to whom the estate of Robert Carter, de. :.
ceased, hath been committed 1t is OF. :.
dered, that the said sheriff do give public :,
notice to the creditors of said Rober 3,
Garter, by advertisement, in some pub :,
lie newspaper published in Alexandra
and at the court house door, that the y
present their claims, duly authenticated :,
for payment, on or before the first Mon
day in August next, at which time Il.
court will proceed to distribute the estat
amongst those whose claims are then e. x
lifted.
A Copy-Test,
Philip %. Daw, c. c.
June ii If
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FOB SALE.

An intelligent Black ooy. aged about "
t9 yeafs. He has been accustomed 70
t2.hke care of horses and to labor Oh :
farm, He is not offered for sale Tor any
aolt. For further particulars Apply 10
the Printer.
July Is
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FOR BOSTON,

IN The brig Eliza HaiIy, E. Fine
&3kney, master; will sail in few
days. q take or 500 barrels on freight.
Apply to
Lawrason and Fowle.
July 10
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NOTICE.

TNHE subscriber owes to the public
Il generally, and to the mercantile
part of the community particularly, his
acknowledgements of gratitude for the pa
tronage and liberality he has experienced
during the short perisd he has been do
ing business among them.
1t is his intention, seconded by the So
iicitations of his friends, to resume bust
ness in this place after his return from a
short visit eastward.
John KetfeH,
July Is ct
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Thirty Dollars Rezcard.

Ran away from the subscriber living in
Nelson county, Virginia, on the 18th Of
April last, likely Young Negro man, a
bright mulatto named CHARLES, some
times calls himself Charles Coffee--his
dress cannot be recollected, il is sup
posed he is either in King George coun-
ty or the district Of Columbia, where he
has some free brothers. Whoever will
apprehend the said fellow 4 secures him
IN any jail SO that | get him again, shall
receive a reward of Thirty Dollars.
George Jacobs,
Nelson Courthouse, Virginia.
July 9 dim
or The editors of the National Intel
iigencer are requested to inseIt the above
lne month, and send their account to
this office.
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Land for sale.

I'HE subscriber offers for sale two
! small FARMS in the county of
osestmOreland and state of Virginia
Vae en- hattox Greek, containing 600
ss'ss. principally land of the first quail
y 20 Of which is heavily timbered.-
l.aere Is on this tract good dwelling
s'se, With all necessary out-houses, a
s sae Young apple and peach orcha'd,
sP,.usS OF never failing streams convent
!. .u'' The house stands on the banks of
sN creek where every convenience and
s ,saqry tina, the season can afford is at
acAed to il.
ALSO,
oue other Trac', lying and being in
ss IS sane county, about one aud half
s %s,ss IRON the above tract, containing
NJ, y. and half acres, about $50 acres OF
s sasn IS good timber--thefe is dwell
chs, aOuse, kitchen, and an apple or
va IIa with some other valuable fruit at
r.. 'eu = to this, with spring of good wa
Ia por terms apply to Baldwin Nj.
w., ESQ. or HenSy Beaucock, both OF
!. ". " gentlemen live near the premises.
NC subscriber in Alexandra.
ELLIOT Mus.,r.
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Land for Sale.

One hundred and sixty acres Of Gr st
rate Plaster Land, adjoining the tov N
of Centerville, upon which there is ar
excellent orchard of choice fruit and to-
lerable good improvements. II is well
supplied with water, and the turnpi Ike
road passes directly by it. Nc situati on
can he more healthy, nor any soil bet ter
adapted to the use of Plaster IF Paris -.
This land will be sold cheap, and ~ IN
such credit as may suit the purchaser.
Apply to William II. Foote, near A.
lexandria, or to
James L. T'riplett,
Near the premises.
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Ha.rK OF .4AEXAnDRIA,

July z, hi5,
NOTICE is hereby giyen to tse Stfck-
holders IL, this instltutiel, tina einidead
is this day declared Of four PEI e.nt .cr
The last half year. and will De ready 10 De
paid to them or their legal representa-
tives, on Fridcy the 9Th instant,
By order of the Board,
]. L.M'KENNA, Cashier.
July s.
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MIR John Muir,

Mr. John Muir,
YOU will take notice, that on the 9Th
day of tie Circuit Court OF the District
of Columbia. to be held for the county
Of Alexandria. in November 1916, or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard
I shall move that court to award juds-
ment against Won in favor Of the common
council of Alexandria, for the sum OF
sixty tour dollars and enc cent, being
the amount due for paving and taxes on
your property corner of Dake and Pit
streets, in the town of Alexandria, tor
the years 1910, II, II, IS, Ia and 10
according % the act of congress passed
he 25th February. 1904.
Q J. d. SIMMS,
Attorney for the Common Council
of Alexandria,
May u5-l6 CON
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Burr ,Iil' Stone Mani9dctorg.
i1NnE subscriber has received a large
L supply Of BrRR BLOCKS, direct
IRON France ; aud has commenced max
ing Barr .Ua Stones, at his shop, upper
end Kim street, near the store OF Mr..
's@es Anderson. where he can, on a
&'tUotice. furnish Stores of any size.
: sarranted equal to any in the United
sates and on tie most reasonable terms.
.Michaei Qaigly.
april 6 If
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Cotton arm

The subscriber has on hand, and will
be constants supplied with general as
sortmeat of Cotton Yarns from the Rich
mend Mandatory, which will be a'lvan-
tageously disposed OF to town aud coun-
JAMES SANDERSON.
July
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IND,
For Boston.

xM The schr. Washington, Capt.
8kPerkins; now loading 4 can take
200 barrels freight on low terms.
Apply Us abore.
July is If
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"a 6J9
For New Yosk.

Tor New YOs K,
III The schooner Hero. Capt. w.
Ak Finney has part of her cargo
engaged and will sail this. week. For
freight Of a few hundredbarr apply on
board at Twins wharf, or to
Dodge aud Kettell.
Y,lx, re
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For New York.
For Boston,,

For Boston,
Exg The regular trading schooner Ma
!ss9ssR tive, Nathaniel Mayhem, master,
will sail in four days; and take two hum
dred barrels on freight, or passengers. for
which she has handsome accommodations.
Apply to
Lawrason & Fowle,
UHo NAVE FOR SALE,
500 crates well assorted Liverpool
ware,
100 boxes tin,
400 boxes mould candles, assorted
sizes
500 do Brown soap,
100 do fish, suitable for the West In.
dia market,
100 barrels mess and No. 1, Bosto
beef,
200 sides soal leather.
go pipes cognac brandy,
go cases Medoc tlaret, of a very ST..
perior claret, containing 40 bot
ties each case, J.
1000 sacks Liverpool coarse and fine
salt,
5000 bushels coarse Liverpool ditto, :.
5000 do St. Ubes,
10Y Tons plaster Paris.
June a4
JUST RECEITED,.
find for SAFE By the Subscriber
40 Bales Cotton, of very Superior
quality.
T.. GILMseN
May dstlawti
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Merchants Bank Paper
W.9.STED.

4 have large quantity OF Dry Goods
which | will sell on COED terms Tor Mer-
chants Paper at par, or tor any other
Chartered or Uncbartered Bank Paper.
Jonathan Seholheid.
9th mo. 10
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'saI,sS AT vENDUE.

!. ,.,rr, Tuesday Gi1d ffad0y'
" ~ WILL BE SOLD. /.
:. vsudue Store, corner of Prince
Ahs and Water Streets,
4 VARIETY OF
~, Goods, Groceries, Sc,
n '.'1.rs Of which will be expressed in
f'us' the bills Of the day.
- Al HI kind Of goods which are on
81 ,..on - and the prices of which are
bI lnllslI;sSed. can at any time be viewed
ss' 50 anrchased at the lowest limitation
ndPlcs'' d n MARSTELLER.
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Piano Forte.

Just receiued, for Sale.
A London made square Piano Forte,
Of superior tone, with six legs-addition-
al Keys and Peda!-one complete sett of
extra Strings and a tuning Hammer.
on HAND.
A London made SO A,re Piano Forte.
with beautiful Case, foer legs-addi'ion-
al Key and Pedal.
Robert Gray.
July II.
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advertisement.

y n obedience to an order of the coun
n ty court Of Fairfax, we will, on We'd
nesday, the 18Th day of December next
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, al
that parcel or tract Of land (now occupi
ed by, aid in the possession of Thoma.
Ogden of rhomas) belonging TO tse re
representatives. Of the late John Allison
deceased. This tract is believed tc
contain between 60 and 100 acres. tolc
'rably well watered, with good proper
ton in wood. bounded by Ravensworth
aHd the lands Of William Cash, senior
Zachariah Ward and w. H. Foote, ESQ
and about seven miles from Alexandria
A farther description is deemed unne.
cessary. as it is presumed any person in,
clined to purchase would view the premi.
ses, which viii be shewn on application
to the tenant homas Ogden OF Thomas
The terms will be. one third cash, ard
bends With approved security tor the ba-
lance, payable in l2 and Is months
Tne sale to take place on the premises
ard will commence at II O'Clock, al
which time and place due attendance
will be given by the
COMMISSIONERS.
November Is cots
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who were influenced, we think. more DJ
an undue degree Of sensibility upon the
occasion, than by reflection and the'i
deliberate Judgment, to record this de.
claration of their Misrepresentation OF the
agency which We innocently exercised il
the discharge, as we thought. Of our pub
lie duties.
We now consign this matter ultimately
to the candor of our friends and the pul,-
lie, persuaded that we have pursued the
very course, which our wish to promote
the public interest--the nature OF our
situation, and those principles which
have always governed our profession.
required we should pursue, and that the
gentlemen who ccnsured US without a
view to our peculiar situation, would
cheerfully retract their censure when
irritation lettroom for reflection.
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To the Printers Of the Reporter.

A|ukb@~c1 OCb. ~,
{. noticed in the Reporter of the Goth
September, letter from the Bay of ST..
Louis, which states that the principle
oil retaliation is rigidly observed by the
Patriots of Mexico against the Standards
1t is in my power positively to contradict
this assertion, Retaliation is not strictly
observed by either the Americans or
French that have taken an active part in
the glorious and just cause, with the Pa
triots of Mexico. fine Patriot Spaniards
do sometimes retaliate, but not always,
Mitchell who commanded the Carthage
nian privateer Comet, did put to death
the governor OF st. Andras, and eight sol
diers--he is an Enslishman. Captain
Northrop, late sailing master of the Unit
ed States brig Boxer, now commands a
Mexican privateer he captured Spa
nish letter of marque about six weeks
since. the crew were landed and treated
with humanity soon afterwards Nor
throp boarded a Spanish brig, which was
completely in his power, yet he did not
,nelest the vessel, cargo or crew. About
a month since small Mexican Felucca.
a privateer. captured a spanish brig and
furnished the crew of the brig, with a boat
provisions and water, and permitted them
to depart tor Spanish port. One OF
General Boliyar's colonies was a pri-
soner in the brig bound for Spain, there
to be executed. have this account
from the colonel. The Spanish prisoners
at Bouqaelle, | am told by MANY respec-
fable gentlemen, are we'll treated. MANY
Spanish prisoners are sent into the ipte-
-rioT, but | do not believe for the purpos e
Of being executed, but for the Just aud
hnmane purpose OF retainins them as
Iprisoners'of war, and to offer them FIR ey-
change by these means. il possible to
compel the Spanish government TO desist
l'rom their cruel barbarity and come TO
terms OF christian warfare.
/" Nortnrop was short time ago at
tine Baiize with letter of maraue. now
Ithe Mexican privateer, Independence ;
lie IS gone out. A privateer belonging
to the repnblic of Venezuela, is now at
lforf It. Philip, Which came in few day Is
lsiace. .
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AGRICULTURAL, &c.

From several parts ofthe United States
we have accounts of abundant grain
crops from others that the Weld has
been fair average OF the last 20 years ;
and from none have we learnt of any
thing like general failure. It's the o
pinion of intelligent agricuituralists IN
various parts of the Union, particularly
the Northern Division. that the quantity
os bread stuff harvested this year is as
great as that OF the last--the excess o.!
the small grains fully equalling the def
cheney of the lndiaa Corn. The present
high price of grain must, therefore, be
attributed TO sIecalations, or unnecessa
.fy fears of SCARCITY. and must shortly
coae down, ii stop should be put to ex-
'cessiye expectations.
TITS anticipated that the tricks of the
+ Harlequin" wiIlpeas detrimental to the
Specializing gentry now, as the scratches
lof the " Bramble" were some time since.
The autumn continues remarkably mild
land open, Fhe recent rains having been
labundanl, the Fall Seed promises to sup.
lpiy great deficiency Of tie hay harvest
Those who took the advice to sow turuips
&c late, lind their provident care will be
ewarled, 4
We mention for the information OF
! Hop Raisers, that the growth of hops il
/ England has fallen far short of an ave.
r1up Some accnnnts S3y fl>n dntr fix
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A CARD.
Exchange Coffee House and
READING. RUG.u.

FEIIE Committee of TIE Exchange
ID Coffee House and Reading Room,
haye rented apartments of the Common
Council, over the new market house,
and until they are finished, room has
been procured on Fairfax street, three
doors south OF the post office, as tempo
rasy Coffee ouse, which will be opened
an Saturday morning next.
BY order of the Committee,
4. RounJord, jun Sec'y.
November %
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British and Am. Stationary,
eJc.
Recently received be the General Smith
from Lirerpoot. s other arrivals from
the Northward--
Il complete assortment Of the aJaUe.
Consisting OF
HOT PRESSED folio qaarte and lettet
paper
tmes's aud Langstroth's best white and
pink ditto
Best and common foolscap ditto
Royal wrapping, log book & blue pampG-
LET ditto
Craving paper of all sizes
Red Morocco pocket books ditto
A large and handsome assortment Of Ia.
dies ditto and thread cases
Asses skin tablets
Mathematical instruments
Gunter's scales and diyidcrs
Reeves's colors in boxes q single cakes
Best black lead and cameIs' hair pencils
Toy paints for children
Walkden's British black and rcd ink
powder
Best American ditto Japan and India ink
Clout's durable do; quilts of all sorts
Wedsewood's Egyptian and glass ink
stands; pewter and pocket ditto
\ great variety OF elegant pen knives and
scissors
Sunerfne red and black sealing wax. wa.
ters, wafer seals, pounce and sand
boxes, silver pencil cases, black
lead crayons, ladies' dressing and
tidy boxes. tortoiseshell, enamel!'d
and painted, blank, playing and Vi.
sitting cards, geographical do. tooth
brushes and charcoal dentrifce, We
ry best White Chapel patent needles
assorted, suPerfnc ivory combs. tor
3oisesbelI ditto, fine toned German
flutes with books OF instruction.
DAILY EXPECTED,
A large assortment of the latest Music,
both songs and pieces very best Roman
and German violin Strings; clarinetts Cd,
5ih and 9Th; flutes and ilageolets.
For sale by
James Kennedy g Sen.
November eoSw
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and passing thi. place With families; and
81 Evansville in this state, not long since,
70 family Wagons crossed the ford of
lie river in Que day, besides those which
crossed on the bridges, Of which there are
sWO.
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st Andrew S Society.
NOIlCE.

Ordered, thatsan election be held or
Monday the eighth of December next, a,
sheather's tavern, in the third ward, for
member to serve i'll the place of MIR.
John Mckinney, removed from town.
The election to be held under the ditec-
ton OF hiessrs. John Roberts, Christie
pher Neaie and Abraham Faw.
Extract from the minutes,
Teste, |. P. Thompson, 9. c.
November % re
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CrNc1.9ArI. Nov. s.

CGNcI>FATI, Nov. s, +
Emigration 10 tfe H1est. AT no peri.
cd ainc,, tbs irst settlement Of the West.
ern cquntf has tie tide If population set
stronger this way than at the present.
But lew Yeafs more, and the pivot on
Which the upioa VIII nuiaace. viii be the
Allegheny m un!ains, or Yves; Of tbem.--
Already has the centre of the system re-
coded from the Atlantic coast, where it
was oace supposed to be unaterablv fix.
ed. md Will ete long assume position
where, heretofore has bceu denominated
the extremity Of the unicn. The hardy
enterprise that is daily penetrating the
deepest recesSes of the wiids Of the Mis-.
souri,, the Arkansas, tie Illinois, the Fox
river, and the advancement Of military
posts by our government en- The waters
of nur North Western lakes, will open
the way for the torrent OF eastern popu-
Iatiun which rolls to the west, bringing
with it all the requisites for reducing a
luxsriant and fertile wilderness into cul-
tivated plains, dispensing contentment
and wealth to individuals, and weight Il
power to the government.
Only few days since, party of a.
bout thirty hardy. epterprizing men, from
New England. left this place, equipped
each with rifle and two traps. on an ex-
pedition to the upper parts Of the Missou-
ri, where they expected to continue about
three years, fer me purpose of hunting
and trapping. before this period expires
the bank OF The Missouri will exhibit ex-
tensiye settlements even now the set
dement, at Booa's Lick. upwards Of 500
,uiles up this river, is said TO be increas-
ipg with an unusual rapiiity.
Almost daily, boats are arriving at,
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Extract Of letter fron, CPurto, dated
III October,

!" During the summer We have experi.
enced frequent rains, -7jGeh at first in.
dlced US to expect an abundant harvest
OF Indian Corn. We are, no ever, now
led to believe that the continuance Of wet
weather may have proved very injurious
to the crops; aad no doubt considerable
impoTtatiouS of grain must lie made du-
ring the year. Che present price Of
foand yellow corn IS 729 reas per al,ir !:
mi''te, dat, $50; and on these prices &c
DO not think there will be ang decline.
unless the quantity Imported be very
great. Wheat is Also n demand, bIt
is supplies maY be expected ftnm die.
rent parts Of Europe. I've cannot safety
quote higher prices than $50 to $50 -
good rye 900 reas; -four, saperfns, g
aaitl reas !; slaves are i. no demand, the
stock being extremely heavy: rice con-
sinaes 10 be prohibited"
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The Store and Dwelling on Union
street, formerly occupied by the sui,scrib
err, and lately BY Captain Lawrence. Il
is one of the best Stands in Alexandra
for the Grocery Business, and as such
has been used 70: some years.
Apply to
Jacob leap.
Nnyembpv 2S ea6t
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November Is
Two BOYS,
Fol Rent or for sale Oh a Ions
credit

The subscriber will rent, or sell upon
the most accommodating terms, the
House and Lot, whereon he at present
resides. The House is large, convenient,
AID finished in superior style. The
Lot, consisting of two acres, is in the
highest state OF cultivation as garden,
Astounding in tie most choice fruits.
shrubs, &c. Possession can be given
about The lst of December.
He will purchase Dry Cows.
Aug. J, Smith.
Nov 90 eotlstDec
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, NoyEaBER %.

,rsuance of an an0nemeus nctlce
:. ~ Alexandria newspapers, inviting
ID .s ING Of all those who feel an lnte-
a a me establishment of Branch
Tsss of the United States within the
banA there was numerous and respec
to S, ssssembly of the citizens at Mr..
AZ AZ .nghlin's tavern, on Tuesday even
ing last. q. Es, ya. anno;nted
Chairman, and Jesse !. Ramosay' secfs-
tary. ;nr ,rr,n;,od the
cha;,aan enouired if any person present
IN any business to propose for their
nau :Jerstion. and if SO, to bring for
,Sard the same and no person appear
inc to explain the object and cause OF the
meeting-it was
Rssolred, that special call should be
made by the Chairman, requesting those
n ,~ who were concerned in conyen-
lng tbe meeting to state their reasons and
n;sws for so doiug--and no answer be,
mo Given to the call oftas Chair, after
ws a : some time to receive the neces-
ssry explanation: It was then unanl-
lnously
Resorpsd, That this meeting express
their disapprobasion OF the conduct OF
those who we're concerned,ln calling the
citizens together, without coming for
ward to explain the objects thereof.
Resolved, That these proceedings be
published in the newspapers.
Resoired, That the thanksof this meet
inc he presented to the Chairman for the
faithful discharge OF his duties,
Resolved, That this meeting adjourn.
AMOS ALExANDER, Chairman,
]. r. Ramsay, Sec'y.
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dissolution of Partnership

dissolution of Partnership
THE co-partnership of Richard sladf
&; CO. was dissolved by mutual consent
On the 2lst inst.
The business will be in future conduc.
ted by Richard slade, the only remain
ing partner OF the late firm, he having
purchased the entire interest of the whole
concern.
JAS. ANDERSON.
RIGID. SLADE.
Sep. 25