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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-02
THE PUBL JIG

IN the alexandria Herald q 'ns : ~. + !
INST. APPEARED ! piece signed |, s. s {
stockheIderS oi the LessRpsg ) ter
81 far - 4 relates to myself, / y sa, rs
and ~ / / pronounce the author to Oe az =
|principled villain. M.INTIRE.
ry,.s;resonian O6frs, Leesbarg,
To,,Tarv 27s, 1910. -
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IN sENATE.
,T,,ss5o,,. JonaaYg so.

ytt IfteSuny, ffe go
The following PETITIONS &C: We're PreI
,ented and seyeraly referred 10 seiee'
committees.
BY Mr.. King. the memorial OF the COR
Il Ney-York, PRAYING reiln-
T. rsampnt &c ceraiB sums advanced byl
them in detencebt said city.
Nv Mr. Wilkins, the petition OF Rich
ard Mitchell Of tennessee, praying the
rem;iss;on of cetain judgments obtained
nv the u. s. against him.
By Mr.. Wes, the petition OF Isaac
Rr;cas. rcaying relief in the settlement
|of his accunntyas surveyor OF the iands
foi the u. states north of Tennessee, and
for compensation for services in expior-
|irs a y0st route.
By'Mr. Goldsbcrough, the memorial
lof Rotert Gilmor and sons OF Baltimore.
|prayig the continuance OF the double
ldutie!to the S0th Nof. next.
BvMr. Daggett, the petition OF Iol-
colt Wolcott Of Con. praying relief for
Ian aledged violation of the non-impor-
|tatih laws.
III MIR. Dana, the memorial of ID. Ly-
maj in behalf of the woollen manuiac-
lturrs of Massachusetts, Connecticut
Ian, Rhode Island, praying the protec-
Ito of congress.
The resolution submitted b, Mr.. Will
Is,A Yesterday was taken up, amended as
lfoaows:
Resolved, that the President of the q.
lSates be requested to cause to be laid
Ibfere the Senate statement OF the &C
Ittal number of the officers, ncn-commis-
lsibned officers. musicians and prlvates,
lnew CONFUSING the military establish
Imeut of the u. States to which posts
they are distributed. and tie number OF
each post respectively.
A Joint resolution submitted by Mr.
mason Yesterday. directing a copy Of the
public documents TO be annually trans
|ni ted to eaGn of the judges OF the SUI
lpreme Court, was ordered to be engross-
led for third reading.
The Senate resumed the considera'
Itien of the bill from the House, to.conti-
hue in force until the S0th day of June
Inext. and until anew taIiffot duties shall
5e established, the act imposing double
duties Oh Imports.
Mr.. Robert. moved 70 strike out the
words until :. the seth day of June next
and insert in lien Of item, the Slst Dec
next; which motisp. after short discus
sion. was negatiyed.
Air. Goldsborough then moved to strike
out the first section OF the bill, with the
view. i. successful in his motion, Of sub.
tituting a provision TO impose, after the
18Th Feb. next, (when the double duties
would have expired by limitation) duty
of 70 per cent OH imports.
After some debate Oh this MOTION the
question was taken by yeas and nays.
and decided in the negative-Neasrs.
Dana, Goldsborough, Mason ON. II. and
Thompson only voting III tic afirma-
tive.
After an unsuccessful motion of MIR.
Dana. to strike cut the words, +" until a
new tariff shall be established" the bill
was ordered a third re aiding.
The other bills from the house on re-
venue subjects, were postponed to Thurs
day.
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100 Dollars Reward.
ABsC0NDED
= w HARDY,

4 Young Englishman, about 2 years
asa lie I;eht hair, about five feet siS
!" -a4ha- flor as~' :, gr''''''
good countenance, and good address
! formerly midshipman in the British
navy. He generally wore a shabby
| dark colored great coat, but changed
his clothes this merning about clever
O'Clock at his lodgings. and had on :
NEW snuff-eolered or brown coat, witt
Ewaistcoat and pantaloons of the same
lnew bat and shoes, land informed ;
person few days ago he was goins
ito Richmond, Virginia.
| The said Hardy was entrusted Will
a check of ore thousand dollars, Il
draw and deposit in Girard's bank, a
bout half past nine this merning-ant
obtained for it small notes OF fves, tens
land twentg dollars, from the CONNER
lcial Bank. with which he has abscond
! ed; and is reported by enc OF the stage
drivers to have been seen IN company
with another person on foot near Gray7s
| Ferry, on bis road to the southwark
about IL o'clock this day.
The above reward, and all reasona'
!b!e expenses, will be paid Oh his ae.
p ehension and confinement i'll any jail
| in the United states, and FIVE per cent
additional ON all money recovered fren
him.
SLATER 81 Co.
Philadelphia
ph;yadeInb;a. Ian oO-26 eo4t
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Public Sale.


nJRSIfANT TO Deed Of Truss
from Hugh w. Deneale TO the sub.
sc,iber. for securing the payment Of
twelve hundred dollars and expenses Of
sale & interest, will be exposed 10 sale tor
ready money to the highest bidder. before
the ofEee House il, Alexandria, ON Tues.
day the Goth day Of February text, a
Tract Of Land containing three hundred
acres. Ia the count, Of Fairfax, adioin.
ing the lands whereoA Nni. Deheaie
furmerly resided
ALSO.
Two Negro Slaves. one named Charles
about thirty earr OF age aud'Snc nam
ed John about 20 wears of age. or so
muck If the said slaves and land as will
satisfy the said debt and costs and in
terest, if the said slaves are produced
0n the day of sale. and if they are not
produced shall proceed to sell the said
Land. The sale to commence at IL o.
clock.
Charles Psge,
Trustee.
Jan e6 +
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From the Boston Daily .adrertiser, Q
January6.
THE british 4 NEPAUL wAF

1.-THE british Il NEPAUL WAR
i The English papers contain a serie-
lof dispatches detailing the events OF
this war, which, at the latest dates wa.
lsuppesed to be brought to termination
of which no notice has been published
lin this country. On the 14th and 5tl
of April, general Oehterlony succeeded
lin establishing himseIf OH the first and
second ranges Of tie MaIown noun
itains and rep lsed, though with consi-
;derab!e loss, a vigorous attack made by
10000 Goorkahs under Umr Singh in
Iperson. In this engagement Buehtee
'fhappa was killed.
On the 25th OF APRIL the heights ans
town of .AImora were taken by assault
lby the British troops under colonel NJ
lcols. On the 9th convention wasen
TERED into between the Goorksh Chief,
Rsiee Umr Singh rhappa and general
l0chterlony. by which the former sur
endered the forts Of Malown. & agreed
| hat all the troops there in the service 81
INepaul, should be permitted, il they
.hose. to enter into the British service
and engaged to send Immediate orders
for the de iverv to the British Of the forts
| of Kbylee, Urkee soobathoo, Morne
lJytuck, Mggutt Gush, Row shun, aud
| all other fortgesses between the Jumna
land swteeie rivers, held by the Nepaul
Itroogs the garrisons of which are to re-
main at the disposition OF the British
: oyernor- general.
Paiee ijmr Singh also agreed to send
immediate orders for the evacuation ol
the territory of Ghowal, and for the de-
livery of the forts to the British officers,
the garrisons to proceed peaceably to
Nepaul. He states that he maze three
Engagements. in the hope that it might
lead to an early renewal of the relations
of amity which have subsisted between
the two states for 90 years. According
ly this seems to be considered by the
British Off cers, as nearly termination
of the Nepaul war. The only account
received of subsequent proceedings IS
contained in the following article from
the Calcutta Gazette OF June 10.
Calcutta. lane Is.
Letters Of the ssd uIt. from Jytuk.
state. that on the evening Of the 2lst,
Poniour and his followers marched out
from that fortress with one gun. their
arms and private property. Upon hos
session Of the port being taken by the
troops under Gen. Martincell, immense
quantities of ammunition and musket.
we're discovered. Several guns, OF small
caIibres. were found in the eutworks. -
We have already said that the stockade>
were much weaker than bad been IRE
viously conjectured for distant vies.
l'hc tort was place of small dlmen
.ions. and Of little or no strength. /.
and it's outworks we're oecuried by two
ilank companies Of his Majesty's SD.
and several companies of native troo S.
under Major Coultman. Preparation
we're makieg for dragging guns down II
NAHUM: they would probably descend
he pass ON the Gath. The iate garrison
considered itself extremely lucky in has
ng obtained terms SO exceedingly fayo-
able. and confessed, that had hostilifies
continued only . sey days longer, II
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% ior Hire, 70 the p'o
sent year, a Negro Man, sOou "0r''
carpenter. n..;,,ter.
Enquire Of the FF'' 1'~
January 10
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Candles, Wrapping Paper, &c
This day landing, from the Schooner Ma.
tive, from Boston,
20 boxes mould candies, of assorted
she's,
500 reams wrapping paper,
AND IN STORE,
so hhds. good quality Muscovado
sugars,
40 bbIs. and 70 BAGS green coffee,
10 pnncheons. and 4 of fine flavor
ed Antigua rum,
10 hhds. bright molasses.
2 pipes Cd proof Holland Gin,
10 casks green copperas,
SO halfbo Spanish segars,
tons prime country hemp,
: With general assortment of Greece
fies, as usual,
For sale by
Bryan Hampson g Co.
s Jan 81
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FRENSH pI.AISIER
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
200 tons Of very superior quality, just
received, and viii be retailed at the
stvre Of
] & G.. PIummer.
Jan 10 dow
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Rrncket'S Fishery to Rent.

Brockct's Fishery to Rent.
Y WISH to Rent my Fish-Lanting,
Just above the town of Alexandria
with two Seines, one Of which IS 15C
fathoms in length and % feet deep, the
other is just new. go fathoms in length
and "a feet deep, with fish house aDd
house to cook in; and shocld have no
objection to farnish four good hands to
work the boats-bat should this Hsherr
net be rented before the first day OF
March. shall want good man to take
the management of the fishery. AID !
will either give standing wages or give
a part of the profits as we caH ace.
William Hepburn.
January 8. eol0thAar
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o Rent,
a Three Story Brick Wre- Hsuse,
situate on King street, second door be,
Low Griffith and Brawner's Auction
N MEOW. Possession will ba given the
Apply to
erM5th and 8rawssr.
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For FREIGHT:
Tan Isl
s Cotton and Tar.

IA bales prime upland cotton, and
987 barrels Tar,
Landing at + wins wharf, and for
sale by
PsglOn g Dandas
Jan 81 st
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Philadelphia, Jan 600 eo4t
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Cuan1EsrnN. Feb. Il,

Arrived, schooner Weazle, Hill, from
Cape Francois. and Cape Nichola- Mole.
|12 days from the latter. Schooner Eli
"a. capt. Jones, OF and from Newly ork
In % DAYS, bound to Port-au-Prinoe, was
lost on the 27ta January of the east end
of Tcrtugas. and every soul on board
except one man persisted. Captain I'LL
left at Cape Francois. about the Gath ct
January, schooner Five Sisters, of and
for Philadelphia, and several other tme-
|ricans for different ports i'll the United
States. Just before lie left there, a
schooner from Jamaica bound to Cape
Francois put in 60 land passenger who
was charged with business with theliay-
titan government. they informed that
war was Immediately expected between
Great Britain and Spain. Captain Il.
also says, that tue officers of the british
sloop of war Carnation. which had been
at tie Care for some days, reported
that they had similar expectation.
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P0STscaIPT

--latest from NupOleon Bonaparte
BY the brig Eugene, De la Roche
in rs days from, Cadiz, we bayt
received the following informa
ton.
{. Jan. IS, Iat e7, 50, lon. SO, MA
brought to and boarded from 4. B. NJ
ship Minden. capt. Mackey, Is days from
St. Helena for England, and was treatee
polite!y--the boarding officer, Lieut.
Cunning, informed us that Napoleon 30
naparte, was in good health, but at va.
rance with Bertrand and the rest OF ms
suite. with whom he had no friendly Ia
tercourse. but preferred tie company q
5be British officers.
III C. III. Books.
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BY Griffith ant; Brawner,

On HelnsslRy ncrt, at ten o'clock, vii
be sold, at our Auction Room. a vaTi
ety Of DRE GOODS, among whicl
ae--
SLIFERFINE and second cloths
Ditto cassimeres and vestlegs
Bookings and fannels
Stsckinetts and cords
81 Irish sheetings
Al AID rs Irish linen
English and domestic sheeting
llain and fancy musius
Cambria and furniture dimities
Corded aad tape stripe ditto
German lineus, brown Hollands
Book Checks, Italian Silks
White jeans
Royal ribs
Cotton hosiery
Ginghams. caicoes
Madras hdkfs. etc. etc.
ALSO,
2 bales German Linen tor the bench
i the underwriters
tell 90
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j Cure for the Quincy.

Sir -ShonId the following bt
worthy place in your paper, yol
will please to publish It, as | have
prod the efficacy Of il, llayinq
been afflicted more or less for five
years with the quincy aud ;ar one
year past been entirely relieved .!
any Gifts symptoms:
/ Take rosin, camphor, gum and
honey, sirnmered together, spread
it ,ona flannel cloth, and wear il on
the part affected several days have
never known it TO fail.
ELI STEDMAN.
Rutland, 0hio] FEB. Z.
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Just Published.
Dec. 10


And for sale at tbe. subscribers Book
and Stationary Store opposite to the
Washington tavern, on King street,
Alexandria
CHARLEAiAGNE, or the Church
DcliYered-.an Epic Poem. in "a books
by Lucien Bonaparte, Of me Institute OF
France, &c. 9 vols. boards. Price two
dollars.
A Circumstantial Narrative of the
Campaign in Russia, embellished with
plans Of Inc battles of Moscow, MaIo and
|Jara.laviter Containing a faithful de-
|scription of the affecting and interesting
scenes of which the author was an eye
witness-bv Eugene Labaume, captain
of tie ROYAL geographical engineers, &c.
Vol. octave. Price 50 SO
ALSO,
The following Juvenile Books by the
dozen or single.
Young chiid's primmer, n. York pre-
Iceptor, do. spelling book, do. reader,
3arbauid's hymns, way to wealth. po-
ems for children, seven wonders of the
world. true stories related, false stores
corrected, Watts's divine songs, the
black prince, cbildrens' play, inst,uc-
tive alphabet, Asop's fables, the sea-
sons, the Olio, garden amusement, the
hermit, cries of New York, solar nil
croscope, Alexander Se!kiik, (the real
Robinson Crusoe), youths cabinet Of
nature, life Of Daniel Lambert, select
fables in prose and verse, the lottery,
the pious parents request, art Of flying,
epitaphs, the mirror .oi misery, or tyran-
my exposed, history CT beasts, Of birds,
| of fish, OF insects, new years gift, beau
ties of the New-England primmer, little
poems for little readers, the medley,
| pleasing toy, book of riddles, book
/ Of pictures, scripture history, picture
alphabet, book Of letters. spring, sum-
mer, autumn, winter, childhood, irtA
fancy, manhood, old age.
The following are principally ornament.
cd with Carricature Engravings.
Joe Dobson, blue beard, punch's visit to
lpug, Tom the piper's son, the jack daw
lat home, the world. turned upside down,
| the peacock at home, Peter Prim's pro-
Ifitable present. little Eliza, little Hem
Try, little William, Gulliver's travels,
lpug's visit to punch, Mrs. Giipin, Jack
and the bean stalk, cats concert.
ogether with large stock of school
land MISCELLANEOUS books.
RcEERT GRAZ.
January 6
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a Partner Wanted

in avery profitable line of mechanical
Business now in operation in A!eSan
dria. Any person wishing to engage
may have particular information by ad-
dressing line to A. 3. Alexandria, and
leaving it at the Post Ga:ce.
Feb 81 st
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Pablo Sale.
Feb. 81

-
EaURSUANT to a Deed of Trust
d from Hugh ". Deneale to the sub.
sc,iber, for securing the payment OF
twelve hundred dollars and expenses OF
sale & intetest, will be exposed to sale tor
ready money to TIE highest bidder, before
the Coffee -EIousein Alexandria, OH Tues
day tic 5th day OF March next, a
Tract of Land containing three hundred
acres. in the county Of Fairfax, adjoln-
iag the lands wheteoq VIM. Denea.e
formerly resided.
ALSO,
Two Negro Slaves. one named Charles
about thirty gears OF age and one nam
ed John about 20 years OF age, or 50
much of the said slaves aud land as will
satisfy the said debt and costs and ~
lierest, if the said slaves are produced
on the day Of sale, and If they are rot
produced 1 shalt proceed to sell the said
Land. The sale to commence at IL O
clock.
Charles Page,
Trustee
feb 81 is
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The brig Prssase, Rose of George
town, was lett at Cadiz Jan. lst to Sail
for New York in 8 days.
The slip Sterling, Ross Of Providence,
was left at Rio Janeiro the 18th Dec. to
sail for Alexandria in 6 days.
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salt and Clorer Seed.
$50 Dollars Reward.

I'D ANYWAY from the subscriber. On
q Saturday the 10Th inst. bright
muiatto boy named JOSHUA, formerly
the property of Mr.. VIM. HodgsoD, a.
bout 5 feet 6 inches high. from 90 to OF
years of age, stout made and handy leg
|ged ; has swing in his walk, large blue
eyes, large mouth and one of his fore
teeth cut had on when he went off a
| pair of blue pantaloOns and roundabout
Jacket Of the same, but it is probable he
lmay have changed them-It is probable
Ihe will make for Baltimore. Philadelphia
or New-York, where he will attempt to
get employment as Confectioner, in
which business he has been employed.
! / will give reward OF % dollars for Sc
curing him, iftaken in Alexandria aid
fifty if taken within 90 mi!es, and the a
lbove reward if taken further from Alex
landria, and reasonable charges if brought
! 0me.
LOUIS BEELER.
n. D. Masters of vessels and others7
ARE cautioned against harboring or carry
ling of said fellow, as they will be deals;
with according to law for SO doing.
&. b.
Dac 10 tr
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For Boston,

EES The Arc fasr sailing Brig
SSmI:Sss Rsenn.ay. Josiah Farrow, ju-
Sis Nor, master; for freight OK
passage. having the best &C,
SerModaions. apply to
Joha @. Ladd and Co.
Fsfruzry IA
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ALEXANDRIA:
TlNEsDAY, FEBauARs 81. ]

Tbe schooner Betsey, Capt. Wilson
lefand from this port, was spoken on ths
ss;.l u!tino, IA lat. 81. 10, long. IS, 6
bound to Martinique.
Ship John Andrew, Of Georgetown.
Columbia, from Curacao for Baltimore,
sprung alcak in Crooked Island Passage
and put into Cape Nichola Mole January
2, to repair. Captain Rose, her com
nander, died on board December 10.
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Salt and W Inc.

THE subscribers have just reccipsA
by the schooner Fame, Captain Tynes
1000 bushels Turks-Island Salt, and 1C
pipes Madeira Wine, very old, which
will be sold low.
Adams, Herbert g Co.
January so.
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New Butter, &c.

New Butter, &c.
fe9 d. prime new frkin Butter
80 ID. rcinea tallow
cob. lari
s'a ic, bees wax
-le ID. shoe thread
80 IL. sise feathers.
fvr Sale BY
vaudeville s LARM0CR
leb Ia
Il 4, 4 NJ IA " Or
catly executed sathis eSite.
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Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has just received by
the General Lingan. Captain Weston,
from Amsterdam, large & elegant as
sortment of Boiling Cloths, of a superior
quality. which will be offered for sale al
the store of Mr. James Anderson.
Amos .flcrander.
October 6. tt
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C. Horses Wanted.

TVHE subscribers will purchase if Oft
fered within ten days from tkis
date, forty horses OF good size 4 figure
warranted sound and young. for which
cash will be given. Application to be
made at James Shethar's stables.
adams, Herbert and Co.
January 81
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Birth Nieht.

lrENIiE subscriber has for sale, black.
4 blue, mixed and other COATS Of
a goad quality; Pantaloons, Cashmere
and Stockinett Of v.:ious kinds, WAIST,
coats, Black Florentine, White Mar.
settles, toilenetts and other fancy Vests,
all Of exquisite workmanship and very
cheap.
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Robert Grey. jun.
Next door to Drs. Simms sJ Washington
corner of King and Royal streets.
feb OF
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T,,bIc esaIe

EEDi:c Gals..
On Saturday meet, tie a4th instant, al
half past 10 o'clock, viii be sold, on
MIR. Hepburn wharf; for the benefit
of those Concerned
so bales COTTON. usere or less,
damaged on beard the sloop Mechanic,
r. Hunter raster. bound from Charles
ton to Alexandria.
.alsc, the Sails, Anchors, Cables, Rig
|gibs, etc. Of said vessel.
r. G. Marslcllcfs
February 20
10 hire, for The present gear,
A Negro Woman, capable OF doing
"a the cooking and washing Of small.
family. Also. Girl Is or f5 years old,
very smart aud active.
Apply to the Printer.
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Loss Of the brig Commerce.

Copy Of a letter from II. Srague, ESQ
20 the owners Of the brig Commerce
lost on Cape Bajador, August 2Sth
dated