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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-01
For Sale.

Pursuant 70 decree of The circuit
court Of the District of Columbia for tbe
county of Alexandria, made ia case O.
Leroy Cash, against William Cassidy
and others. will be offered Tor sale to the
highest bidder, for cash, on the premi.
,es, on Monday the tb:nd day OF June
next, Lot Of Ground SITUATE on King
between Aired and Pitt-streets
and fronting "a feet on King street,
Sale to commence at eleven O'Clock.
Thomson r. Muson,
James MILAN.
Commissioners.
Nav 90 DIST
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-01
National Tstelligehcer.
n..o,a the Commercial Advertiser.

r,.o,s the Commercial Advertiser.
W. have been politely favoured wiz
do folIowing interesting commercial Y
'sii' Bordeaux, April s,
:. Since three DAYS past, Cottpns ar
,.noh demanded, and have risen to tx
, rates quoted; and there is every reasof
:. raw nrssume, will ere long experience ,
t.rtper rise. Sea Island, you'll observe
sells at good prices. ;,
s' q HAVANA Sugars sell readily in entire
-,ot 'fgee Of duties, at 20 to soft for bre"n
md 90 70 1q5t per or. for white Brazil
lived sells 5 t. Sfper or. less.
!. Porto Rico and HAVANA co'fees IN
eDtrepOt, so to 81 centimes per ID.
q Pot aud Pearl ashes are much want
.a--we have none at market.
:. Hides aud Peltry of current salr at
the quotations..
We are glutted with Cod Fish, "a
ra;nous atticle,) Fustic, i-ignum Vitae,
Logwooa, Mahogany and Rice.
Six Goods have fallen at the mahutac-
tories to nearly the rates they were at
last spring, owing to the little or no de
naad tor ioreign countries. 60
"No freignts can b. procured from
this to any ports in the United States"
Prices Current At ,Bofqleasr, the 18th ct
.4prh 1916.
lMPORrS-Daties included. + &,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-01
Charles County Court,
.iinrch Tarnl. 1916.

.HQrcH lGTM. 1910.
On application to Charles County Court
by petition in writing of John Maddox,
of Charles county, for the benefit of the
act of assembly for the relief of sundry
|insolvent debtors, passed at November
session enc thousand eight hundred and
five, and the several supplements the etc,
ou the terms mentioned therein, sche-
iule of his property and li>t Of bis ere
|ditors on oath, as far as he can ascertain
them, accompanying the petition and
the court being satisfied by competent
Testimony that the said John Maddox has
resided two years immediately preceding
the time of his application, in the state OF
Maryland; 1t is thereupon Of ered and
iadjudged, that the said John Maddox, by
causing copy Of this order to be insert:
ed in some one of the newspapers edited
in the district of MARYLAND, once week
for three months, before the third Mon
day in August next, give notice to his|
creditors to appear before the said COURT
at The court house in Charlestown, Oh thel
said third Monday in August next. fol
the purpose of onsmending g trusteel
for Their benefit. and to sheW cause if a
ny they have, Why the said John Mad I
dox should not have he benefit Of the Sc |
veial acts OF assembly aforesaid as pray !
ed.-Test.
John Barnes, C. c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-01
June 1

The Museum Will be open
~ the reception Of Visitors, on Monday,
gdNesday and Saturday afternoons,
ON 8 70 o'clock,
Slay
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-01
LEMONS
Lindsay C Hill

Haze Just recelred and for sale,
$1,000 lbs. best green coffee
100 boxes fresh Sicily Lemons
New-Orleans and West-India sugars
By the hid. and barrel, ~
Irica, Turks-isIand, ground alum.
Lisbon, Bonavista, and Liverpool blown
salt by the quantity, and
Flour selected for family Sc, corn, &c.
May s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-01
New Line Of Stages.
The Winchester Mail Stage
WILL START
Every Monday, Thursday
AND
Saturdau,

ENRON M'LAueHLIN's Tavern, a
y three O'Clock. A. M. ami arrive il
u inchester early the same evening"
Returning will lesve yNGuire's tavern
in WiHchester, at three O'Clock. and ar
rive in .aleTafd,1a at an early hour same
evening. The Stage will continue or
to Waslington and GeorSetown, Tor the
accommodations OF passengers.
b. The above Line is in first rate
order--,he public may rest assured thai
every attention will be paid to their con.
yenience.
The proprietors.
Nav II. d
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-01
Consisting of

-. .tchS's'ihS 81
One bale of supe16ne London broad
cloths. one ditto kersimeres of superi
or quality, Ma settles vestings, Irisl
linens, corded muslins, ginghams, lace
pelieces, ditto wells. ditto shawls, ditto
bandk7rchefs, thread. laces. levantine
and damask silk shawls. ditto handker-
chiefs, silk hose, cotton ditto, kid and
beaver gloves, plain and plaid silks.
LeYantinea; 81 assorted COLOURS, Leno
and Book Musllns, Cambria do. real
India Null Null Muslin, do: Lawn
Linen Cambric, Canton Grapes. Cotton
Kersimeres- Company Flag 4 Bandan
Ia hkfs.---Snper A London P.nts--
Searsuckers, Furniture Calicoes, Chez ks,
Bed-Iickinss. Russia sheetings, Dow
tas, CarPclings, &c. &c.
ALSO, ,f - T.
5000 yards Domestic Tow Cloth.
a3 Country Merchants will find it to
their advantage to call and examine the
above goods.
THOMAS WHITTLE.
MAY -r II
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FOR freight or Charter,

For freight or Charter,
"a To any port in Europe, The
9Ship Mount Vernon,
s.ssSstasz5sa Burthen $50 tons-in com.
plete order, and will be ready to receive
a cargo in few days. For particulars
apply to Capt. A. Rawson, or
ROBERT MUNRO.
George Town, April 90, #
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-01
MAY 9
GERMAN GOODS.

:. Charles I Cat!eH
- AS received per the ship Orion, dit-
"a rect from Hamburg, and offers for
sale the following Goods. viz.
500 boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting of looking glass plates, de-
canters, tumblers. wine glasses, double
flint and gilt edged, window glass, &c.
zoo bales. Linen,
Consisting of Pla,illas, Blitann:as,
EstopiIlas, Rouans, Cholets, Creas. Lis
Itadoes, nowIas,. Hessians. Sail Cloth,
White Sal, stout hsmpen Iicklehburgss
Osnaburgs, Builaps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White and red lead, e
Scythes,.,,. -;
Copper srots and tea kettles,
Straw knives,
Brass wire,
Quilts, r,
Liquor cases,
Fruit basketz,,: 3d..
Casks of steel Of 8 superior duality
Mantle naments,
1000 dehiiohns,
Apothec;aries' glasses,
Furniture, bottles and beads, &c
. All OF Which will be sold On as good
ierms as they eau be purchased il the
United States.
Nov 20
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-01

The !, argo Of Ship Boston.
oliver z. Finley, master, from Gibralt
tar, via isle of May, consisting Of
500. bush. Salt
4 % S ,ose Muscatel & b. Raisins.
So pipes Catalonia wine
E pipes ; Malaga Wine
9 or. casks
200 qr.4casks choice old Sherry de-
10 cases flint Glassware
800 reams Letter Paper
81 cases Roll Birthstone
40 cases best Florence Oil
- l case Florence Silks,
VIII commence landing to day and is
offered for salo.by
Adams, Herbert e Co.
April 8.
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Most Of the articles designated IN this

Most Of the articles designated in this
Price Current, such as sugars, coffee
indigo, csttons, cocoa, pepper, CHINA
;aon, pimento, teas, pot ashes, dye
,yeods, etc etc. enjoy the privilege OF (
transit through France tothe neighborins
Countries on paying merely the balance
duty of 25 centimes per quintal.
. The duty on cIayed sugars importe(
from the French colonies, and which Cal
anly be in French bottoms, is SIS francs
per quintal.
PeItry taken in winter is the only es'
teemed that taken in summer is Of very
little value.
Deer skins torn or worm eaten sell fol
alfprice.
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[. Providence, May "a.

Picked up at sea. III lat. 90 N.and Ion
: w. bs the orig Fatae, capt. Ruggles
um tn. port in an open boat, being par
pt the crew belonging to the spanish schr
4e'la Maria, frem Africa bound to Ha-
Gnua, which schr. was upset at sea BY
violent sqaal of wind, on the Esd OF
I'll, with % souls o. board, of which
~ 6fese saved. Of these that were
> ed we're 'he captain, John .ansly, OF
auaton. Mas Willian ayill Of Salenn.
I'D fou Saauiards. OF those that erish-
) were jehi ,liile Of BAIT Lhales Ma
Oh. MeicaaIt Of Aatanna, and JOIN
sapuce of Baltimore, with IS Spani rds.
Ne captain Wit others. lett the wreck
!, an open boat and trusted ~ the mercy
q the waves, aud shortly after perceived
i brig to wind ard when they reached
nd whicn proved - be the Fame, cap,
.usgles, Do2J d to the Havana. Cap
suggies immediately bare up for tn
wreck, aad every exc ton was made t.
save the souls Oh the wreck, but ali 70 %
effect, Tor nj, INT comm Oh and i 0elns
sefy sqaaly, with q lieavy sea runains
they all persisted
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-01

For sale or freight,
f1sg The new substantial schooner
! sssaAs Milo, capt. spalling, burther
1873 tons or 1000 barrels, high deck
built Of the best materials since the peace
and completely equipped for any voyage,
Apply to
John G. Laid u Co.
WRo OFFER FOR SALE,
The cargo of the above schooner con-
sisting of 42O casks fresh ThomastoD
lime. and few finished oars.
Nav 6 If
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iptihdetnhia. Mau %,

- i'''V''' 10y ~
The interesting t,iai when aas bee
bending for week before the Court 81
Oyer aud Teruiner,in the case Of Rlch
ard smith. for fine Murder Of "a ot. Jame,
carson. was concludea laat evening b.
tie Jury returning "a Verdict Of GMlty o.
Murder in the ilrst degree, which, By the
Law Of this Comma YEA. h, is Death.
Wear srat,lied to learn that one q
the gang concerned in uttering eountef-
ieit notes of the Mechanics Bank of thi.
city has been apprehended in New York
After his commitment he disclosed the
names of two ofhis confederates. wis
weresimmesliately taken before the Police.
but were dischared for want OF evidence
1T is added, that shortly after their di
charge the We y same fellows succeeded
i'm passing several hundred dollars IL
these spurious notes and hopes are ell
|tertained that they will finally be brought
ito justice. -. -
In addition to the foregoing, we hav'
Just been informed, that the workshop
or mandatory Of these Williams has beet
discovered in. the Northern ;. Liberties
and part of their apparatus seized. 1t is
that a. ingenious Blacksmith
is principal member of this association
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-01

The Subscribers
fire authorised to sell for Merchants Pa
per,
500 pair coarse Shoes
8 bales Heeden Rolls, and
A small invoice Of Hardware.
Any person disposed to purshase will
please call and examine the articles.
Griffith and BraUner.
May s2
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-01
Hardware.
Spring Goods.

The subscriber has just received and
is now opening at his Store few doors
above the Washington tavern, COM
plete and elegant assortment of
Seasonable Dry Goods,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-01
Charles Siade,
Has now landing from the ship VII
fhelmina. from Ii erpool,
a further Supply Of
Hardware.

And has in expectation still further
Supply by the barque Mary, which i
dali expected.
Has also receiUed
A few tons first quality BAR IRON
suitable for waggon use; which has made
his assortment of Iron very complete.
June l ot
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-04
4.ackarel, Beef, pples, &c.

JOHN G. LtDD & Co.
Have lust received by schooner lydia
fcom Newhuryport, and oHer for sale On
lnw terms
s. barrels ac.'l beef
4 do and 5 lyali bills no I packard
II d. and DO no 9 do
do no 5 mackarel
81 do winter russell apples
10 do giIiflower do
do fall do
e04 bushels winter pears
$50 dn potatoes
9 boxes boots anil shoes
IS do dipped candles
9 barrels brown sugar
l case containing mems hose and NIT.
tens
White, culoieG woo.len yarn.
+ December 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-04

public faith, the security Of persors and
.speFty, and encourages, in every an
ltorised mode, thai general d fusion Of
knowledge which gnafante $ u lNblic Ii
'arty its rermanency. and &c those who
assess the blessing the true etjoyment
fit: A government which avoid in,
trusions on the internal rep0se Ct ether
ations, and rerels them fem It, ovn
(which does justice to all rafions vi;i
readiness equal to the ttirmness VIII
(which it requires justice from item "a 4
which whilst it refnes It's d nitstic CODE
itnm every ingredient not congenial wi,
me precepts of an enlightened aye. atd
the sentiments Of a yirtaods people, sfel
by appealSto reason. end by lis i,br5at
examples to infu>e. into lie law u|ict 90
Verns the civilized world spirit ~hicIi
may diminish tie frequency, or ciecu0
scribe The calanities OF war. ard lne';o-
tate the socIa, and berefcent ,e!s i6ns
~ peace: A geversment, in nart
whose conduct, within ana gitou,. !.
hespeak the most n"ble Of all ambition
that OF promoting peace On earth. So,
,ood will 10 mar.
The coEtemplatiens. sweetepirc he
femnant OF my days, vii afimate No
layers for the happiness Off, beIo ed
country, and pefpch4ity Of in,tu-
Gus uuder which j, is eI1ogc1
JAMES MAEiegH.
@>ss
Departed this lie 90 N0tda III
1T. IN the ~ yeai OF bis ace Nj.
i'ETER PILES, l"ns ii 'eepectabie, zen
% ths9 place, Ills fseuds ADD ara a;nt.
ance a,e requested 10 2cIa b., ilinrd
his evenIng at tree O'Clock. fr0u his
ate dwelling on Prince ,t.eet.
csysS5H6yEszce .sr-cx d,so.s-s,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-11
DOME
WASHING TON, My ?.
THE LATE SESSION OF
C0I'GRESS.

The Session which has just terminated
has b. Ell undoubtedly as important, as TO
the future des5iuies anH character Of the
nation, as any Since the first held under
the government. not excepting that in
which the late War " as declared. What
ever difference Of opinion may exist as 20
the wisdom OF the measures which have
resulted, no one can deny to the Members
composing the present Congress the men,
of an incessant application to busines IS Of
a devotion 20 the public iDteres', and OF an
industry never surpassed by any of their
predecessors. We have as little doubt.
That. II the aggregate, the measures they
have adopted are auspicious TO the present
lnter; s., and VIII prove highly conducive
to the future prosperity and security Of the
patton. II some measures be omitted
which ought 70 have been acted on, we
have reason rather 70 rejoice that so much
was done, ihan TO rcpinc tina: something
was overlooked. What IS not finished to-
day viii aEord emplnyln 1nt for to.mor-
row. Enough has been done to Constitute
the First Session OF the Fourteenth Con
gress an Era in legislation--we hope as
glorious as VIC are sure it will be memOra-
The legislature met under circumstan-
inviting their attention were momcDtous
and urgent, beyond the ordinary objects of
legis alton. The prominent questions pre-
sented 60 their view naturally diviard
themselves under three heads: The pro-
vision for manipulated claims ior services,
losses and suiierings during the late war
the equal zaticn and regulation Of the re-
venue, internal and external, and is esia-
blishment on more perm neat basis the
provision Of military and naval means Of
an uupetishable character, proven by tie
late war to be necessary for the defence Of
the Country These were the leading OBJ
jects demanding tie attention Of Cong
a pref review, or rather enumeration, OF
tAc acts passed during the Session, viii
shew how important aaa comprehensive
we're their mea ures, on these three great
general subjects, IS well as Oh Other mat
tiers pressed OIL their attention.
in regard to the questions arising cut ct
he late war, the me ssures O. Congress are
distinguished by Just l5eraiity, and sutii-
cicntly generous 30 bs opposed as q CO.
gent argument agains; the eAs,ence a.
mong " d the vice provessial'y imputed
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FURTHER EXTRACTS

FROM lcte London PaEers 6y the Jil,,o.
Madame Layaiette was set at liberty on
the l6Sh March, by a decree OF che Cham
Der OF Accusation. The Keeper and do
mestics of her husband have been sent be-
lore tie Court OF Assze, On the charge of
having faci'it ted his escape from the Cnn-
ciergerie. Mcssrs Wilson. Bruce & Hutch
inson. are sent b. fore the same Court
accused OF having consumated the said
escape.
General Mouton Devernct has been tar
ken.
Several persons of distinction, early in
March, were arrested in Madrid by the
inqu'sitlon /; one of them, al Engl;shn,an.
on whom an enormous sum in gold was
found without discovering wha, use he in
tended to make Of it. All the booksellers
have been required to give list Of all the
works IN their magazines to this tribunal.
winch sole is the prohibition Of every des-
crption OF books from foreign ooun-
tries.
On Sunday the 18th March. abaut h If
past y O'Clock, violent shocks of an earth :
quake were experienced in various parts
OF England. The undulations were dis
tinct!y felt and seen For several seconds
The earth seemed to undulate like water
Tor little while, and then TO rest leaving
those who perceived it cnnfounded L first
and terr he'd on recollection at the danger
which they had escaped.
IhH uncertainty of the English Minis
ter's financial plans has occasioned GaIy
fluctuations in the funds.
There have been various failures in
hamonrSh, and many more are expec-
TED, so that confidence is nearly DESTROY
Ell.
The marriage of the Princess Cha,,o,te
OF W aies, is SAID TO be fixed for the I'd of
April.
The British Ministry had cxpos.ulated
with Ferdinand of Spain. on his condnct !.
and he had been notified that the reDay
ment Of the loans made to Spain. iand
which amount 10 upwards of sixteen mil
lions OF dolsrs,) would be acceptable. Il
appears, however that while all EuroDe
were condemning Ferdinand, his own sub
Jects, nearly unanimously, ~ re appIaudine
his conduct and reverencing his per-
s.n.
Marrying ana giving in morriage,"
appeared all the rage among the imperial
and royal families of Europe. The
Prince of Orange had espoused the sister
Of the Emperor Alexander; and other
alliances were about to take place in
the imperial family. Two Rr. gillian
"a ia esses nad a,rived in rsuope pc
,rolhed to Ferdinand of Spain, aud bis
Brother--And the British Prince Regent
had announced the intended marriage q
his only daughter. with P.ince Ieunold.
OF o"He-Cobourg; u young Prince Of fine
peISoo, and most exait>d character {;
whose family, though poor, is of high
equity, aud whose SISTER is married
to Constantine, brother IF the Emperor
OF Russia. The match makers were
also selecting que rs for the kings az
France and Pu:sa, who arc wiaoWsrs :,
mt the'r c. SIS did not REQUIRE urven-.
cy. Rost Centinel.
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CONVENTION u CONiMERCEw1r,
AMERICA


The b.! Introduced into Parliament for
Carrying iUto effect the convention Of COM
mlr,e concluded with the q. States of a.
merica, proposes to enact -
That no higher or ether duties shall
be charged or paid, than such as are char
8ed and payable upon goods, wares and
merchandise, CT the Ike denomination or
description, being the growth, production,
or manufacture OF any Of the territories Of
the y. Stats q America, and being i'm
ported in British built ships or vessels
nay'gateG and registered according to
law.
And be it further enacted, That upon
The exploration from the United Kingdom.
Of any goods, wares or merchandise. the
growth, manufacture or production of the
SAID United Kingdom, or Of any of his Ma
Jesiy's territories in Europe. direct to any
Of the territories Ct the United States Of
America, IN any slip CT YES q built in the
saul o-ates, or condemred IS prize there,
and being owned and nayigatcd IS herein
before mentioned, no higher Oh other Gu.
ties shall be paiR OF payable, than sue h as
are charged or imposed upon such goods,
wares OF merchandise, when exported in
British bGilt ship CT vessel, navicatsd 8,
registered accord:r < 10 law.
" And bc 1t further enacted. That uDo-
the expJrtrtion from tie United KINGDOM.
OF q ! s DDS, wares CT Hacr1handizc, the
growth, productions, or manufl,tu1e If
the said United King 'om, or any q his
MaJeaty'i territories III Europe in any
ship or vessel built in the said u. States #
A"er'cs, On COudenu,d as q rr.zs d. w.
and being owned ard sig t.. as herein
before mentioned, tAc same b uniy or al
io"ance shall be ptid as It he time OF
such expectation May be allowed, rDon lie
eHportation thereof, IN any British bolt
ship or vessel. nayisated AID registered &C
cording to law"
Hirc6 II.
We received vest rIay. the Paris D. pers
OF saturday last. The closing discussion
on the budget, which stood for Ft;dsv in
The chamber Of ID pu;ies, was postro1ed
y IS said, On account 81 che indispostou Of
". Coibiei es' TIE rep rter of fhc commit
tee. But the red reason was. to Give
time Tor the 0IiHstme1t IL the yelcTied
Compromise 5etseecn lie trJ0 harties.
- private letters, We earn that il actu-
ailyiook place On FRIDAY. III Mis co0co,-
sion, me 6Ndges. 7yifb vCrv friGi0r mogjf.
fllilna, IS % fQss, end ns B5hfsfe,s n
Tcf1fH mir places. q conyuls.on. fer ,he
present at least, is thereby pretepted
mere is no doubt. bit thal the tern,ip.,ti,,
OF tnef differences was owing to the
emytorg tone held by Che Hgresh and kus
san ministers, who aT,, in luU, the rul.
iug power ia Ere hes.
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Lo; do,i. Ifarc5 16.

~~O'' 9%-'4t -E4t4Ftf 70.
Letters from Paris. received Yesterday.
mention, that toe French Police had not
only stopped the circulation Of English pa
pers, but had refused 70 deliver American
papers which arrive al the cut Pcrls.
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dral ofhe Holy Mother Of Ccd, - the
steps of which began and concluded she
journey, which has been 80 sraciousiy ia
vored by Providence.
(Sisned) ALEXANDER.
Previously, on the 1sth December, the
Emperor had sent the following to the
Archbishop of Moscow:
Venerable Archbishop Augustine The
herewith accompanying cups / dedicate to
Tie CaIhedrai Church OF Moscow. May
the offering serve as memorial that they
were wrought in the capital OF that enemy
who, by the wonderful power of the Al
mighty. was driven firm The Interior Of
our native country