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For Sale.


THHAT Substantially pnilt 4 elegant
j ly ii;,ished three story BRICK D'cef
tijtg House on Watnr->trret, formerly
tbe residence of the late L Kennedy
With which will he sod, eltner conjoin.
" 0. separately, the adjoining vacap
l,t1t. 90 feet front and l20 feet deep
he terms Of sale VIII be very accommc
,ating to tie purchaser.
If this property be nos sold rrvlouai.
% the 18th Of May next, it will then b,
Or Rent and possession gwen inmed,-
ately thereafter.
Applica ION may be made to
J. l.. NIX emma,
anril "a A5jSl2awF
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Ateeansipa,SNov 90, 1916.

THE annual meeting o. the Stoskhold
ers in the Little River Turnpike Conpa
ny, will BE- on the second Monday in ia
nuary 1917. at john M'iaughlin's hote!
i'm the town Of Alexandria: at whicl
time an election will be he'd Tor Presl
dent, four directors and Treasurer 4
full statement OF the accounts will be lalt
before the Company. On the following
isy superintendent of the road, ant
collectors Of tolls at she ga es, vii be ap
|putnted,
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! armers' Bank Of Alexandra,
December Q. 1916.

The Stockholders Of this Institution
are hereby notified, that an election OF
thirteen Directors, for the ensuing year
will be held at the Bank. OIL Monday tht
sixth day Of JsnNary next.
JOHN HUOFF, Cashier.
DEFENDERS eotls'MJ
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Is Is lion.

q SflfI SuoSct]GeF "s> just 'eCO'FV" q
81 general assortment OF BAR IhON
of every description, such as
Plough. Plates, Axe Bars
The Fire of different widths and thick
ness, square and fat Bars OF all sizes,
round bolt ditto, well assorted German
and Cro~lcy Steel Of coed quality: Nails,
Spikes, Srads aud sarlgs q hisoe n MA
apiactming, and almost every article IN
the building line, wluch he viii sell OF,
the most Reasonable terms. Beng con
venientto the water.
Those trading up & down tie
River. and others,
Will fad it to thei interest 10 call at
his Nail Mandatory, tnion street
where they can be supplied at ire short
lest notice and every favor gratefully &C
|knowledgsed.
Horace Field
Deceaber 9 cost
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For Savannah.

sSss Fhe elegant and fast Saline
sris Ccyloa. Dertma ] v. Fer.
rier. will sill about Wednesday next =
. For freight, which will b taken low, OF
passage. having Superior accommodations,
Apply on board, orto
Aaams, Herbert & Go.
S December s st
THE. SCHOONER
4sE George IEashiagtaa. will sail
or NORFOLK on Thursday next
the 5th instant.
) December 5 st
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FALL GiEiiIs>s.

JOSEPH JANEE} las iaported il
he ship Boston, Captain Finley, just al
rived from England, General As
sortnent of FALL GOODS, which ar
offered for sale by the package Or piece.
9 no. i6 sg 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-05
nIackarel. Beef, Apples. &

JOHN 6. LADD s. co.
Have lust received bv schooner LYDIA
frota Newburyport, and oiler for sac on
low terms sss
95 barrels no.li beef
do and 5 halt bills no ! mackarei
IL d. and do no 2 do
S do ~ 5 inackarel
81 do winter russell apaes
10 do giliifower do
do fall do
o04 bushels winter pears
30 do potatoes
Q boxes boats and shoes
ls 10 dppsd candies
3 barrels brown sugar .
case contalains meas hose anu mt
tens ~,
White, coloree voollen yarn
DecsslbeF
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Thomas Ii. Rowland,

Has for sale, received ger the schconer
Rese-in Bloom,
As tons of well assorted Swedish Rar
Iron
l45 sacks IiyerpooI fne Salt, ard
10 casks real winterpFessed sspernace.
Ii Oil
k3A tn" substantia! ard fat sailin.
So sch2r. Rose IN Bloom. !IGwlan,i
nasser viii taxi a freight fer tie Nesl
Indies o., coastnise. She cares 75e
airels. l. II. Fl.
Nnsembrr16 eol2t
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JONAH THOMPSON, T'r.

L.R T. G.
November % eot2dMjan
The Editor OF the Winches err Gazette
will please to insert the above pntii tie
SECOND Monday in January next, 6 Ion
ward his account to this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-05
Wood buyers and sellers

situate in the said county of Prince VII.
liam, aud near the TOWN OF Occoquan.
Ifrom whence a Wagon and team can
unye 10 tie river 0ocognan frcm s 10 10
loads Of wool per day,aad where It sells
lat four dollars per cord.
The terms of sale are--one hall the
purchase money to be paid down-lor
tae other li,st six montbs credit viii be
giveSl--the purchasers giving bond with
luo approved securities. The sand Will
he sold IN lots to suit aurchssers. Oh
eayment Of half, ami balance scared as
aifuFesaid. deeds i'll be made. iit!e
mdispa,ahte and clear OF cui.l5rance
RD. RATCLIFF&, Co,,n,;s
BERNARD h0eE. Jr. s;o,'a.s
JOIN hoilE, J
Nov. II
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Public Sale.

on THURSDAY The 18th day OF Decem-
Der next, will be sold at auction. on me
prernises, a number Of valuable buildlnSS
and grass Lots, for the purpose oi clos.
INC all accounts against the estate o.
Charles Alexander, Jun deceased,
All CLAIMS not presented pior T. tht
above safe, will not be afterwards recely
ed. -
s. The Executors.
November q "a !. 2wGy,lts
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- Pocket Book, Papers, and
Money Lost

II OST, on Saturday morning, by the
a side Of Thomas NJ. Dayis's store on
Prince-street wharf, red Poeket Book
containing two Bank Notes, wrapped IN
uaper.--one "a Twenty Dollar Phiiadel-
phia Note, in lieu of being marked IL
haures 90 was marked Xxx, & one note
Of Ten Dollars, Of the B4nk of Wash
ington, and'in another apartment of the
book, one Five Dollar Note, two One
Dollar Notes and two Fifty Cent Notes
of unchartered Banks, and a number o.
papers of no use to any body but myself
Whoever finds said book with the con
tents and delivers it to me or the print
err, shall receive Ten DolMrs reward, o.
Two Dollars for the book and papers
wish any person to whom such a note al
the Twenty Dollar ncte may be offered
to take notice of the person who may OF
fer it and give me information.
abel Wills.
April9 st
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Mos 4 VALUABLE
PRO nERTY
FOR Sale ar AUCTION.


6 An Thursday the llth inst. will be
? sold at public auction, that most
valuable property on Bridge Street
sH orgetown, now occupied BY Mr.. NJ.
4. ehatelin as Millinery Store. The
lat fronts "a feet 8 inches on Bridge
Street, and extends back l25 feet to an
si!cy.
The property IS generally too well
known to need further descrip ion -.
safice it to say'that il is surpassed b.
none in the place in point of eligib;ltt
far business. The titles are indisputa-
be. Terms made known at time o.
sale, which viii take place at IL O'Clock,
st the Union Tavern.
Jouehsrez aud Davis, Auc's.
APRIL 8.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-10
By Griffith and Bro1vuer.

On Wednesday next, without reserve
will be sold at Griffith aud Brawner's
Warehouse. a large collection Of
DRY GOODS,
Among which are
5-4 Irish sheeting
Al Irish Linens
German Linens, 6ne and coarse
Canbrics and faucy muslips
Jeans and dimities
A Chintzes and ginghams
Shifting of a superior quality
Madras Iiandkerchieis
A black and eOlored grapes
Italian silks
Earseilles yestings
Calicoes. furniture dimities
Cotton hosiery
A few pieces real French lawn, f.
cured
real Irish Poplin psl;sse, as pat
tern, &c.
Aeril 5
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-10
HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES,.

SATURDAY APTll o.
Mr.. Lowndes from the committee
of Ways and Means. reported a bill
to increase the compensation to in,
spectors, measurers, weights ant
guagers Of the customs, which was
ASice read and committed.
Mr.. Roberts from the committee
on Public Lands. reported bill fol
the relief of jos. S. Newell ; which
was twice read and committed.
The committee on the Public
Lands were discharged frem the pc
|titioD of Uriah Barber and others,
and leave was given to withdraw
it.
Mr.. Nelson from the committee
on the Judiciary, made favorable
report on the petition Of Roger
Quarles and Richard Drummond
which was agreed to. and bill was
ordered for their relief
Nlr Campbell, from the commit
tee on Pensions, made an unfavora-
bile report onshe petition Of Samu
|el Tappan, which was concurred IL.
SPECIE PAYMENTS.
RIr. Calhoun from the committee
ION a National Currency, reported .
hill for the more effectual collection
|of the revenue in the lawful money
OF the United States. which was
twice read and committed
This bill provides, that after the
ISist of Derember NEXT, the notes OF
banks which do not by that time pa y
specie shall! not be received 10 pay
meat of debts due the U. States &
imposes on such banks new stamp
duties, after the following scale:
On notes not exceeding dol. 40
cents.
Abovei and not exceeding . 20
Above 2 and not exceeding s so
Above and not exceeding 8 30
Above s & not exceeding 70 ! dol,
Above 40 and not exceeding 20 9
Above 30 and not exceeding 40 8
Above 80 & not exceeding 100 40
Above 100 y not exceeding 500 so
Above 50e 800
0f which duties no composition
SHALL be allowed Int IL shall be
" specifically collected for and upon
ne, stamps affixed to the notes here
hS charged herewith"
THE TARIFF.
The House then again resumed
the consideration Of the bill to re,
sulate the duties on imports and
tonnage.
The remainder of the day was oe-
Icupied inHhe discussion of various
positions to amend the bill, none of
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fapes liangngs

A large and general assert.
ent of the above is just re.
~ we'd for sale by
cei James Kennedy & Son.
April Q. tweed
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-10

Public Sale.

On Thursday next the l1thinst.at eleveS
o'clock. will be sold enyowells' wharf
on liberal credit-The cargo Of the
brig Rising Sun, consisting OF
hhds
8 tierces 1st qly. St. Kits Sugar:
SO bhis
Is hhds. UNI
IL do. Moiasses.
r. g. Marstsllsr.
ArriI 9.
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By Griffith e Brawner.
Public Sale,

Public Sale,
Will be added to our sales OF Wednes
day the 10th inst.
bale Iadia Cotton
2 cases Domestic Ginghams
do, do Shirtiugs
1000 wt.|Seine Irvine and
5 boxes Cotton Cards.
April g.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-10
PUBLIC SALE

On Thursday next.Swill be sold on the
premises, at half past 5 o'clock,
A Lot; of Ground, situated on the
corner of Washington and Wolf streets
ninety Ave on Washington, and sixty
on Wolf street--Terms will be made
known at the place of sale.
p. G., Marsteller
ApriI 6.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-10

Mr.. Roberts presented the memo
rial of sundry manufacturers Of pa
pei haagins in Philadelphia, praying
an ad valorem duty, in lieu of one
cent per pound. may be imposed on
whiting imported.
MIR. Lacock, from the committee.
reported the bill from the House of
Representatives, making appropria
tons for the support of government
for the year 1916, with amendments
by which tits proposed 10 make nm
addition to the salaries ofihe Clerks
or the Departments, graduated ac
'eordiug to their present allowances.
from 10 10 25 per cent.
The bill making appropriations for
roads ard canals, and the bill to al
ter the law Of costs, were. after de.
bate, postponed indefinitely.
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CONGRESS.
IN SENATE. April s.

The hill to divide the State Of
Pennsylvania into two judicial dis
triets was. on motion of Mr.. Laeoek
recommitted. Messrs Lacock. Ma
SON of N. III. & Daggett, are the
committee. :.
Tbe resolution respecting I'D
was further postponed to
next Saturday
The Senate resumed the consl-
deration Of the joint resolution, in
troduced some time ago by Mr..
Barry, directing medals to be struck.
and. together with the thanks OF
Congress, presented to Major Ire
neral Harrison and Governor Shel'
Inv, and for other purposes.
After some discussion, this reso-
luton was, on motion Of Mr.. Bar
hour. postponed. and made the Or.
der ofthe Day for Saturday.
The bill for the relisfofthe widow
and children of Robert Fulton, de,
ceased, Extending the term OF the
pa;eat right TO his invention,) was
read . third ti;-e, passed by vote
of IS 10 6, and sent to the House OF
Representatives for concurrence.
4 he bill establishing system OF
navigation for the United States, was
read a third time, and passed, and
sent 10 The House of Representa-
tiyes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-20
BIZ List .sTGHTvS MAIL.

The celebrat. Il Spanish General Mins.
has reached our sli,rss--another exile
from Europe.-R. G Beas!ey. late agent
for American prison RS in Londch, has also
arrived in Baltimore.
FROM ENGLAND. Mr.. Canhing ac-
cepts the oiiice of President Of the bard
OF Coutroul.
The hops which were ent ertained of the
prices OF wheat rising 81 b gb. as to admit
importations OF wheat and II ur, have cea-
sed prices hay fallen since the 18th
May nd (says letter of the 28th nj y.
rom London,) there is now M p"osp tct
ofaay advance TO Justify the. Omission Of
supplies from foreign COUNTRIES. Mar
kets for tobacco and most Am rican pro.
,'uce, full, -nl little demand-Taba eco is
still Qusted a is little terrand,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-20

Our accounts from London are down to
the 30th May-More arrestations, more
trials, more executions in France-Cau-
lincourt is arrested-1alieyrand & Fouche
have fallen, never to rise again-So these
accounts state.-Lord Exmouth has not
gwen all the satisfaction to the Italians,
which he had expected-He is about pro-
cceding to Algiers to snap her treaty tn
the U. S.-We have gained too many con-
cessions, it appears, from the Bey.
or Price Of J1heat in this Cftg from Q 70 10 8.
I10o dttys ago, IL sold far 10. Tie accounts f,sDi
Lond9n 10 the s0ft May, { as far as we hare
seen J are silent about the markets..
Corn is scace-.A lot Of SIS barrels roas sold
t1g' days ago, an the COO, IN Gebot at a era,ia,u
ABOUT 20 m'ies above this Ciy, az six dollars u
borTek
DYED, in Petersburg, DIR. - Walker, an en-
lnent physician, sndthe FIRST ger'leman returned
from the Borough OF Petersburg to the House of
Delegates.
DIED, on Saturday, the 9th Instant, Mrs. sally
nytChbNSoN, consort Of William W. Dickenson hate of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-20

MONTREAL, July 8.
We learn that Capt. Frscr.. was the
bearer of the Commission Of His Excellen-
cy Lieutenant General Sir John CoAPE
SHERBRooKE, X. b. appointing him Go
VERNON GENEKAL in and ever British
North America. His Excellency would
leave Halifax For Quebec about the Goth
ult. :
INSURRECTION OF THE NEGROES.
we are indebted to highly esteemed
telligence. ihKq. II. .In,.
Extract ola letter from, a gentleman in
Camden S. c. TO his friend in Phia-
deihhia, dated Jr4iy 4, 1916.
"Our village and neighbourhood have
been in great confusion for two days past !;
owing to the fear Of an insurrection of
the blacks, AMI nothing but the iaterpo-
sition of that Being to whom we are in
debted tor all our mercies, have saved
US from destruction.
This was the fatal night which was
to have accomplished pl,n, which they
had in agitation since last Chris; mas I;
1t was their intent to have set fire to one
part of the town, and while the attention
OF the people was taken up with that,
they meant to have taken possession of the
arse nal which is filled with arms & ammu-
milton, and proceed to murder the men,
but the women they intended to have re-
served fortheir own purposes: this is their
own confession. Our goal is I'll ed with
negroes. They are stretched on their backs
on the bare fioor, and scarcely move their
heads, but have strong guard place.
over. them their trials have been going
on to-day. and sic of the ring leaders are
TO be executed fo-morrory.
Their thirst for revenge must have been
great-it was the wish of some to spare
some OF the whites, and they ment toned an
old gentleman who is preacher-he ne
yer owned a slave, and has devoted much
OF his time to preach to them on the plan
tations, but even him they would not spare.
awe are indebted to a slave for liscove
nv of this plan, but we SIN all never know
who he is, as he requested his master
when he told him. never to tell his name
he said he did not wish to leave this coun-
try. and he knew the negroes would net let
him live here"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-20
CALL OF THE CONVENTION.
RICHMOND, JULY 90.

The following Essay is recommended to
the readers attention--lt is the language
OF truth, strong and una dorned-This great
subject, which is destined to engross SO
much of the notice of the next Legislature,
cannot be too early or too profoundly medi-
tated by the citizens of Imaginative have
given place to two Series of letters, profess
sedly stating. the wrongs and the rights of
the utter country-from different pens,
and without any connection with each O.
Their. The 1st Series is compieied-The
End No.,of the 2nd Series was published in
our last-the 3rd No. (Which completes
the Series) win appear next week.-Mrs.
again repeat our conviction that the L.ssu-
lander before US speaks the truth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-20
FREDERIcKsBURc July 1

s'In the midst Of life z,e are IN dsnth I"
DIED, on Saturday morning last, Mr.
WILLIAM JONES, youngest son of the
late Mr.. Charles Jones. The manner of
his death deserves particular notice, both
from the shocking circumstances attending
1t, and as a solemn warning to others. The:
deceased X pit a grocery shop. Having &C
casion to leave his shop on Friday, after
dinner, he had closed the. front door, and
AS he was going ont at the back door, care
lessly flung the stump of a segar that he
had been smoking, behind him in the shop.
Immediately recollecting the improperly
of the act, he turned to see where it had
filen, when, melancholy to relate, key
of loos- powder, into which the segar had
fallen, exploded! In an instant the house
was blown to atoms, and the wretched, au-
thor OF the accident burnt and mangled in.
so shocking a manner, that in twelve hours
after, during which he suffered inconceiv-
able agenies, he was lifeless corpse. He
retained his senses to the last, and related
these particulars to his friends.
The house. fortunately, stood apart from
any other building and the flames being
proH,ptly extinguished, no other damage
was done save the breaking of wihdows in
the neighbourhood. The conclusion was
felt throughout the town.
1t has been our melancholy task to re-
cord three sudden and violent deaths in
our town during the present month. This
last should be warning to those who in
Cautiously keep powder IN their stores.-
The danger to which the property and the
lives of our citizens are exposed, calls a.
loud upon the police of the town to re-
strain the practice. Herald.
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FOR LE.fSE OR REM
HOUSE ANnLOT

CIV Il OINEEI.
VaNHe subscriber will sell at Public Auction; On
the pr.mis $, a. III r'clpck, on Tednesd ~, the
2sth inst. the Hous4 ar Lot at present occn,;sJ
ny MIR. Ihomss Steega'e s. Co. merchants, a d
next doorto Messrs Nciso' s--A fnrtuer descr;p-
ton OF this property is thought uunece ssary a. any
person ncllned to purchase, car view a. Nv time.
on application to MIR. Stewart
Jerms-One third paya. lie on the first E De-
cember next, and aid two years .creot to, IN :.
balance. 49,
BY 0rds' Of the Proprietor.
JAMES H. LYNCH,
July 90 2i.tis
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SAMUEL SUBLETTG Co.
HAVE FOR SALE

On accommodating terms.
500 sacks l.vcrpoo, filed Salt
10 toas Bas Iron, assorted
500 s,raws ha pi.t Tumblers
10 boxes Olive Oil
10 do. Casu'e Sap
A few boxes co taiuing dozen bottles cacf,
OF old rish hisscy
10 box Ciaret
Afsw, sss real Spa iish Cigars. in quarter
bx-s
Co mon AID Rcctised Wbiskey, in barrels
and bids.
A few pipes of Eagle Clio
Ju,y 90. e1-wsv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-20
FOE TIE EApUIRER.

great anxiety seems now to be man
Tested in the North-Western districts of
our State, to have a revision or alteration
OF the Constitution Of Virginia. This anx-
iety ought to be viewed With the greatest
calmness by the citizens of other parts of
the state, and hope with disposition in
each citizen of the Commonwealth to do
justice to every other citizen, in whatever
section or its. territory he may happen to
live. do'not think, MIR. Editor, that it is
at all important for US to enquire under
what auspices the question is at this time
brought forward, nor for what purposes it
has been so violently and suddenly aeitat-
ed IN one Corner of the Commonwealth.
ne only questions which we ought to
consider are these Is it right that the
consultation should be amended Is il
the wish OF any considerable portion of
the people that it should be amended
And is this the proper season for calling a
convention FL am of opinion, sir, that an
affirmative answer may be given TO all of
these questions. AS to the first oues-
tion,it IS very certain that there is an inc
quality IN the representation of the differ
ent parts of the State which can only be
rectiled by an amendment Of the constitu-
uon. lhis inequality, las far as it relates
TO the touse OF Delegttes,) necessarily
results from the constitutional provision of
sending two delegates from each Comfy.
without reg riding the relative population
of the several counties. do not bel eve how
ever, that the w. section of this state. has
much reason to complain of an INEQUALITY
OF representation in the House of Delegates.
In many of the western counties, the pom
ulationis very thin, although their terrific
ry is large. and have no doubt that on
an accurate calculation, it will be found
that the weight of the western country is
nearly as great as it ought to be in the lower
House of Assembly. The large counties
east of the Blue-Ridge, and above the falls
OF the rivers,have most reason to complain
of the inequality of representation in the
House of Delegates. 1t is very certain,
however, that in the Senate, the inequality
IS very glaringiy unjust, as it regards the
western counties OF our state. This inc
quality has always been admitted by the
people in the lower couHtry, and they
have always been willing to increase the
representation of the western counties in
the Senate. provided the western people
would consent to equalize the tax on
lands.
The truth however is, that the repre-
sentation in the Ssnate cannot be equaliz-
ed without an infraction Of the present
constitution. / think this may be demon
strated You cannot make new salts
factory arrangement of the Senatorial Dis
tricts, without leaving some counties total
ly unrepresented in the Senate for several
years, and other counties doubly represent
ted for several years. have not now time
to ampiify on this subject, but if any per-
son will seriously sit down and endcavor
| to make new organization of tile Sena-
torial districts, he will find that he cannot