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at a Meeting

Of tie commissioners appointed By tie
legislature of Virginia for receieinS.
subscriptions to turnpike read to be
called tie g Falls. Bridge Turnpike
Company" held at H'iley's tavern,
in Fairfax county, on Tuesday the 2Sth
Of Nav, lSl6-the following resolu.
ton wac unanimously adopted
RESOLVED, That the following notice be
inserted in tie Lee burg, Georgetown,
and Alexandria newspapers and tat
the same be continued once week in
each until the line of meeting
Notice is Hereby G:;rvR,
That an election viii be held at WI.
ley's tavern. Fairfax county, Virginia,
OF Friday tie l4,h Of July next ensuing,
for the purpose Ct electipg president,
four directors. and treasurer to carry
into effect the acts of the legislature Of
Virginia, tor establishing a turnpike road
between Leesbara and the district OF Go.
!umbia, to be ca led the +" Fails Bridge
Turnpike Company-of which tie sub
scribers to TIE same are desired to take
no,ice. The election to commence at 70
o'clock, and to be closed at two O'Clock,
p. 81.
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The Museum Will be opel

er the reception oil Visitors, On .Honddy
.Fedaesaay end Saturday gterNoeaS
ON to 6o'Gpck,
May 4
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HE subscribers
Hare receired and qbcr for Sale,

fAGfs reccflea ana eUW JoF edte'
IL hogshcads re'allirg moiasses
z sitto Jamaica and Antigua rum !.
6 ditto prize New Orleans 4 Ness
India sugars
% barrels ditto ditto
40 bags prime green & white coffee
SO barrels Baltimore whiskey
40 kegs Carrots snnF
20 bags sho
IL kegs powder
Young dyson
Iniperial and TEAsI
Hyson kin
Copfera, PepFer il bag and kegs, p;-
mepto ard otiUstore, GiauheG's ss.s ii
barrels and kegs, eisags HTi1Je arj
wrapping pager. 81 00xes rusfa q iudi-
GO, Gs blGe. loa! All i0aP 81 4, tege-
der with genera assortmeDto &c best
wines, liquors, &c.
Jane 10 ccGw
80
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It's said that the town to be laid on
lat the Rapids OF the Miami OF Lake Erie
lis to BE pained Pernshurg, in honor of thu
hero OF tie Lake and that the town al
Lowef Sandnsky is to be named 'Crog
ihansY:lle, in honor Of the hero OF the
Land.
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F. Gerhard, Esq. has resigned bis com
mission as Commereial Agent oil Il. "a
the King IF the Netherlands, Tor the stat
and city OF New-Ynrk.
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Charles iiinns,
John Mccormick,
John Littlejohn,
Thomas Corcoran,
Ninian t'agruda,,
John Thompson,
BIT Ilaugh,
William Stewart.
May l2-June 10 lawt4thJuly.
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From TIE ". z. Commercial .8ivertiser
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-24

The London Gazette of the 4th May
states, that the Prince Regent had aP.
!pyoved Of the appointment OF Mr.. lnsra,
liam, of New York, as American Consul
| at london.
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At Graham Park.
On Wedsesaay tl,e 9TH September
wiil be offered tor sale,

Several likely Negroes, Horses, and
Farming Utensils, deliverable on the LIST
January next-also. Sheep, great pro-
portion OF which are half and three quar-
ters blooded, Cattle and hogs with ali
the Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known On Gay q sale.
Joha G. Neslop, Ex'r.
Of George Graham, deceased.
Petershu.ph. June I2--24 dtAfhsen
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lZU AabOrers w anted,
For the PUBLIC WORKS at Fort
Washington, on the Potomac, Tor whiea
a liberal price will be gwen
Application may tie made immediate
w, K. ArmisteaA,
Fl. cqa Of Ensineer.
Mg 10 T
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ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY, JUNE "a.

Liberty Of the Prsss.-In the British
House of Commons. on the 9Th ult. Nj
Brougham brought forward a motto
g That leave be given to brinsin a bill TO,
securing and extending the Liberty ofihe
Press, After considerable debate, leave
was Given to bring in the bill.
There were several fires in Suffolk
England. the besinninguf May, the WORK
os incendiaries, in consequence OF the In
PRODUCTION Of some new labor-saying i'm
proved machines. Some OF the incendia
|ries had been apprehended, and commit
TED for trial,
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ices. ulofe pattisularlY e Che brown


descriptions, declined lsa 9s per cwt,
The sugar market has been particular
ly heavy this forenoon, the sales do not
amount to $50 hhds; the holders, NEON
sequence Of the late languil demand,
and the limited deliveries from the ware
house, feel less confidence, and the few
sales that have taken place towards the
end otlast week and to-day, are at a far
Their depression Jamaica brown; Cos a
82s Cd and the best Jamaica at market
offering about 96s the total depression
of Muscovadoes since our last publica-
ton may be stated at So and 4d per cwt.
II casks st. Domingo Muscovadoes sold
to day for export at SOS a Sos the quality
very Indifferent.
The depression in the refined market
may generally be stated from 2s a IS
chiefly arising from several parcels in se-
cond hands beng pressed upon the mar
ket; some brown Jumps reported sold
l20s d lS2. 1t may however be remark
ed. that the export spring orders are now
in town to considerable extent, yet ge-
neraIly SO very limited as to price, that
very few are executed the supply of
the refined at market is much more con-
siderable than formerly. Molasses has
given way, the last realized price a8s.
In consequence of the great dePres.
sion of the raw sugars, the quotations Of
the refined mast be considered In great
measure nominal.
There are so few enquiries after TO-
reign sugars, that the quotations may be
considwea in great measure nominal.
Hemp, Flar and IalIo,c.-Fhe prices
ofhemp cannot be stated atany variation.
"a few sales have been made OF FAX, but
at prices still lower than the late depress-
ed quotations. Tallow has declined Is
a Is yellow candle SOS in cargoes the
Chambers Company quote SIS,
Public sale seal skins-5l6S line fresh
saIted fur seal skins, about 1900 at Is 6dl
"a SIS Cd; the Remainder OF the sound Is
Cd As ed.
Tobacco-There is q renewal in the
enquiries for tobacco, but, with the ex-
|ception Of the late French orders, very
little business has been effected.
.4shes.-Several parcels Of American
pots are sffering for sale, which, on ac-l
count Of the low prices Of Russian, can
not be disposed Of at the late prices the
quotations may be- stated S9s a 84s.|
pearls, being in more limited supply, re-
main at the late nominal price of Sos.
.Nacal stores.-The turpentihe men
toned in our last from America, cont
nue. unsold !; the holders, from the scar
city demanding 2os. In spirits there is
littIe variation. There is rather an inn
proving demand for tar; for the only
parcel of American in' the market lSOo|
barrels Carolina) Sos is at present de-
malded, but there are no offers near that
price.
GflS.-GreenlandW Whale Oil continues
to decline, the prices may be quoted Ss1
a sal. Rape and linseeda shade higher.
A late arrival of Florence Oil has been
sold at ass. Lucoa in jars at Isl. Inl
other oils there is little variation.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-19

...,..I q them ; ami while I deeply
s .ss,es that the Assembly should
we &c allowed any consideration to
pps s the respect which His
Naval 4 Highness's decision claimed.
! I feel il my duty 10 announce to you
~ determination to prOrogue the
present Parliament, aud TO resort to
me sense ofthe people BY an i'm
mediate dissolution.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-19
Port of Alexandria

Arrived, schooner George Washing
ton, Henry, Norfolk, three days-DrJ
goods, etc. to Adams, Herbert and Co
aud sundry other merchants in the dis
Itlict.
Sally, Cameron, North Carolina, yis
Norfolk--Coi'n, peas, slaves and tar,
to Peyton and Dundas.
List of vessels left at Martinique by the
schooner Trenton. March s.
Ship Jane, from Savanna, just arriy.
ed : briggs Isabella, from Philadelphia,
bound to HAVANA !; George, Roberts, fr
Wilmington, unloading; Friendship
Hussey, fer Portsmouth,, N. II. unccr:
tain Two Brothers, Groves, for sa-
wanna in S days; Minerva, Rowland
Of and for New York, uncertain: Men.
tor. Donnald, for Boston In "A days
Mary and Jane, Davis, from Surinan
for Boston, uncertain; Agness, Still
man. of and for New York, uncertain
Federalist, Harris, For Philadelphia, i'm.
certain; Atfy, Nicholson, FROM Eliza
beth City; Mary and Jane, Homework
for Charleston in 4 days; Minerva, AL
len, of and for Baltimore ms days ;
Commerce, Kiddale, from Baltimore,
living in the Roads, with cargo OF flour
on board. viii not be permitted to land,
uncertain where she would go for mar
ket; sloop Maria, Snow. from Wash
ing,on, N. C. for Turks Island, in 6
days.
Prices at Martinique Muscovado 81.
car, 10 dollars. Molasses IS cents.
CLEARED. -
Barque Ossippee, Williams, Gibral-
tar-by Adams, Herbert and %.
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New, YdRK, March IS,
|. Arrived, sloop Volunteer. Lneket.
~ DAYS from Alexaudria Tues
day, at 2 A. Nj. Off Little Egg Har-
hor 10 a gale from 8. E. which last
ed 90 hours, carried away cur boom
and soon afterwards the mast by the
board, and wastowed into port by a
sehr. from Norfolk.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, MAsoH 10,

Married, on the 10th inst. by the Rev,
W. II. Wilmer, Mr.. DANIEL CAwooD,
Merchant, 10 Miss MARv M'FEE, all o.
this place.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-19
Fresh Clover Seed.

We have received and for sale, fort,
bushels fresh Clover Seed, warranted
OF the year 1915, raised by one of th'
first farmers in Pennsylvania.
Bryan HGmpssn e Co.
March 4
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By Griffith and Brawner.

On Wednesday, next at ten O'Clock, Will
be sold. at our Auction Ro M, a.varle-
ty of DRY GOODS, among which
are
SUPER and second cloths
Ditto cassimerss
Baizes and Hannels
5-4 Irish sheetings
"A ditto linens
German ditto, fine and coarse
Cambrics and fancy muslins
Jeans and dimitles
ROYAL Ribs and ginghams
ga black canbric
Shifting cambria
Book muslin
Madras handkerchiefs, etc. etc.
ALSO,
6 packages hardware, assorted, to SUIT
carpenters, cabinet makers and SAD
dlefs
20 barrels brown sugar
pipes Cognac brandy
6 chests imperial and young hyson tea'
and 9 pipes port wine.
.dt same time and plGce,
Id pieces florence silk, assorted coiors
90 pieces bandanos
SO ditto sewing silk
S pieces silk velvet
100 pieces black galloons
40 pieces calico !,
lands, Britannias, ladies' and gen,
tlemens' silk hose and gloves, and
an elegant assortment S-4 shawls.
March 10
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LOTT.

~ oisee Is @sre6y gsce't,
20 the stockholders Of the Real Estate
Bank of the United States, that the
third instalment of Five Dollars on each
share is required to be paid into said
Bank OH the 18th of April hext.
BY order of the President and Di-
rectors. 1.
". i: Scam, Cashier.
March 10
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March.

The Subscribers
EWAvING formed connection inI
III trade, under the firm of Harper sJI
FpndaN-Ofer for sale, at their store,
corner of Prince and Union streets near
the Dock,
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Cogniac brandy
Whiskey
M0asses
l.. P. Madeira, and
Teneriffe wines, by the pipe halt
pipe or quarter cask
Loaf and lump sugars
N. Orleans do.
G. P. Imperial TEA
Imperial do.
Hyson, Y. Hyson 4
Hyson skin do.
Coffee.
English seine Irvine Of superior quail
Fty, and Cordage of various kinds Tar
land cork wood, together with general
assortment Of Groceries.
Samuel Harper,
Beng. T. FendalI.
feb % If
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Last Notice.

Adot A~oClCS.
ALL persons having claims against
the estate of Bede Clements, deceased,
are hereby varied to exhibit them to the
subscriber, on or before the first day Of
May next, as on that day the administers
ton will be closed and the funds distrl-
buted as the law directs.
Thomas Irwin,
Executor,
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

Tan AWAY from the subscriber
"a living in Charles County, Corn
wallis's Neck, Maryland, about the 10th
Instant, a bright mulatto man, named
WAT: it is supposed he has gone to
the city, having connections there; and,
as he has some in this place, it is proba-
Bile he. may be secreted here. He is
dressed III country CLOTH, is OF middling
stature, and has a down look. Twenty
Dollars will be paid for bringing him
home, and Ten if lodged in Jail here.
james B. Pye.
March IS St*
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Extract to q respectable nsrch1at IN
Baltimore.


q The arrivals from the u. States have
heen few aud unilnportant of late, and
a,r market like most others in this part
ofthe world, at the present dull season,
has been entirety inactive: added to
which the uncertainty we are in, in re-
spect to the form in which the law now
before the legislature for recognizing
the duties uiA ultimately pass, induces
rather an unusual calm IN business. In
the meantime, however, cottons do not
decline much In price, and sales are
occasionally effected at but little diminu-
tiOn Of our former rates. The accounts
received from tile United States, all
concur in expecting that considerable
reduction IN the prices Of that staple
had already taken place in the southern
ports. aud a farther decline appeared to
ba confidently expected, which leaves
hut little doubt on my mind, that the APP
proacaing shipments Of that article to
this port Will do we'll; For although
gone decline in its value heremay be the
eject Of considerable importation OF it;
yet, I appfehead, cur prices will still
be CON saratiyely good, and our demand
more animated towards the spring.
There is but little of it in first hands,
and our manufactures are far from being
ryer-stocked with it.
8 1t appears also that rice had fallen
very considerably in Charleston, aud
tended towards farther decline. This
grain seldo,a commands . brisk sale here,
nevertheless, at moderate price with
.yOa, it may answer to ship it IN small
quantities and as the new fioe is said
to be very good, it may be expected to
bring s0f. which OffeAs some advantage
when thearticie is employed with a view
to ballastiug vessels laden principally
with cotton.
- We continue without any supply OF
Tobacco OF the quality required TO mix
with the leaf Of this country, which is
tbs only way wherein foreign Tobacco
is permitted to be employed, and the
proportion allowed is so very small (only
l-l5th) that none but very good Viz
glnias would answer. For such 40 to
i5oE may at this moment be obtain.
ed.
:, " Other articles of American pra'nce.
and thoseof the Western Islands gene
rally, are ddIl-dye woods are particu-
larly so, butin the course Of atew weeks
we shall enter into a more favourable
season for sales, aud as the new duties
will ere then be settled and known, our
markets, it is presunable; Will become
more lively.
:. Our Wines and Brandy continue to
support their elevated prices, and we
have not yet had time to observe what
will be the effect on our prices OF the de-
cline with you of our silk goods. Few
or no shipments will probably be made
ofthe latter in the face of falling mar
ket, which may eventually cause some
decline ia their cost here. They have
not yet eyinced any tendency to become
cheaper"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-19
CREEK NATION.

Al serious misunderstanding, which
threatens the peace and tranquility of
our frontiers still exists between oar
commissioners for running the new boun-
Diary line and the chiefs of that confede-
racy A determined opposition has been,
snade to their further progress, and we
understand they have suspended their
operations until sufficient military force
arrives to p otect them from indignity
and injury. General Gaines, who is now
in The nation, has ordered all the dispo-
sable military force of the United States
nowlat Fort Hawkins, among which is
company ct light artillery, to march i'm
media,ely to Fort Mitchell. This pre-
cautionary measure We hope will have
It's desired effect; and that the misguid-
ed savage will avert that destruction
which threatens the extinction Of his ma
tion.--.4ag. Chron.
The Creek Indians Says the St. Ste
phen's Halcyon) are again commencing
their career of bloodshed and murder
Ii is ascerained from correct source,
that Daniel Johnson esq. very respec-
table citizen of Baldwin county, who
was about cuItiyating farm on the Ala
bama 50 or 10 miles above Fort Clai-
bore, and person with him, whose
name is not remembered, have been cru
ELY murdered. Mr.. johnson, (as we
learn) had carried with him some ne
groes and horses in order TO prepare for
the reception of his family. But alas !
before he was ready to receive them, his
days were cut short by the savage toma-
hawk and his body mangEed in most
shocking manner. Whata scene of her-
ror for his disconsolate wife and bereay-
led children, the picture is too mourntul to
dwell upon. A party of men was I'M
|mediateIy raised and pursued the muir
derers--no intelligence has been receiv-
ed from them. Should the nation not
luse all diligence 10 detect and bring those
Imaraudisg parties to condign punish.
Iment, such measures ought and ne
doubt will be adopted by the government
Ias to prevent their future incursiOns.
The horses and negroes we're carried
loft by the indians.
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From the London New Price Current Of
IAN. f6.

]an. 10.
Cotton. The export demand cOntmu-
ell during the list week, but as parcels
suitable Tor shipping could not be pre-
cured, the sales were limited to 500 bags,
VIZ. $50 Pernambuca IS 4d IS 5ds $50
Bahias 2s a 2s Ill, 40 Orleans l8d a
l9d, and co Bowds at I'D. Inc India
Company have declared for sale about
1900 bars kengals on the 9th Proxlmo.-
INC imports of new cotton from the y
niteJ States are not SO extensive as tor
merly; last week at Liverpool about
1900 bags the prices are however con-
siderably under the London currency
the export demand, and the sinaltsupply
Of cotton at market keeping up the prices
here; the Liverpool sales are Tor the I'm
mediate wants of the extensive manufac'
lures Of Manchester. &c. &
Last night and this morning severa
parcels of cotton have been thrown on
ne market BY late failure ). being the
description Manted-for France. the Per
naD,s, about 500 bars, we're eagerly
bought for shipping at IS Sd IN bond ta'
3 Exporters continue very anxious TO Sc
cure every parcel suitable for the Frenci
market, anticipating a lev duty on IN
imports Ufeottoninto that country II l
herelure Prpba5le tine exports must D.
ls.n,ediate; the decline at liverpool la
N consequence no effect upon this mar
kct.
SHscr-rhe demand for Muscova
does daring the last week v as rather i
s'Isel aAd towards tie close III
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Public Sale

.rhis day will be sold at thevsndue Store,
90 cases of elegant furniture, and
bedsteads: tables q bureaus.
ALSO,
A quantity of Cider Vinegar, of We
ny superior quality.
March IS
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March IS

Wanted to Purchase or Hire.
A female House Servant. Fer ono
well recommended, a liberal price or
hire will be given. Apply to the Print
err March ID OG
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For Freight or Charter.
xSSN The fast sailing Schooner Brutus
s1R captain Otway, burthen 500 bar.
rels; is now in complete order, and rea-
dy for the immediate reception OF a car
90. For terms, apply to
adams, Herbert f Co.
fob 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-19

| Salt. Wine and Raisinss
JOHN G. L.aI1D y co 3,
Have for sale the cargo Of brig Econ@
NV, capt. Farrew, from Cadiz, cone
sisting Of
100 quarter casks Sherry dltto
100 ditto ditto dry Manga
SO small casks sweet ditto
zoo boxes bloom and mascatel FaiSlns
400 reams paper
5000 bushels salt
A quantity of cork wood, etc.
February Ia
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MarchIs.
REMOVAL.
Thomas Mount

"AS removed his Fancy Hard Ware
H Store and Csmb Mandatory,
from ROYAL street to his New Store on
King street, opposite Patton and Butch
er's Hard Ware Store, where he offers
for sale a very generai>assortment Of
Goods in his line.
Just finishing, a very handsome as.
sortment ST Tortoise Shell Combs.
March / -.
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March 4
STATE OF
The Grand Masonic Lottery;

"a Throughout the whole drawing of
this lottery, there will not be two blanks
to prize. The drawing will be ,resum-
ed on Monday the 25th instant, % which
day tickets will advance to II dollars.
Present price, Ten Dollars. Orders adj
dressed to the Subscriber; will be duly
'A''s''N'N :. Robert Gray.
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London elegant tea trays and walters
tea aad coffee urls, few handsome
fringes, an assortment of Liverpool Chi
ma and queens ware, large table plates
at As cd ner dozen by the crate. These
goods being purchased of the manutac-
tuners for cash, they will be sold low,
A few cases Of elegant japanned Loh-
dor tea trays and walters.
March Is 3t*
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LEROY WILLIAMS,
At the Store lately occupied BY Msssrs
Withers and Herbert, in King-street,
near kFairfax-street, Alexandria, has
imported in the ship Richmond, just
from London in December last, and
has for sale
a saris,y IF Dry Goods.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-06
NILES U.EEKLY REGfSY,EP.

A special agent for this work, so well known
to the public, will be in Richmond, in 10 or 10
days and at about the same time, there will ar
rive l8 or 90 complete copes for sale. As it is not
probable that like opportunity of SO convenient
ly obtaining the"Weekly Register''will again &C.
cur and as the number of files offered are, and
al present, must be very limited--Gentlemen
wishing to possess it, will please TO make early
application, rs we'll to secure it, as to save the
time Of the agent Orders left with John Mad
dox, The regular Ggeia.}or Rck'nOnd, will be first
attended to.
The" Register will be forwarded bound, in
eight volumes-a may be had in sheets as pub
lshed, or in yolunes, hereafter, as may be pre-
ferred