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ISAAC DOWE.

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N public, that he ha, removed from Newport to
Boston, and has taken the elegant Manson.flouse
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POETRY.

Mgh Ilyiag.-Two girls Of high fashion coming
into an assembly room, al Bath met fat citizens
wife qai,,ing il Ah," said one Of them pretty
loud "t there is beef la.nisde, goiag out" Yes,
answered .ie tat woman, :" and there is game CON-
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I0r SAFE,
EivE.TwEt.FTH OF Cotton Manufsctory, stu.
= ate in Norih.KmgstOlsn, about one mile from
Wickford 1t has stream Of water suifcien, to op.
perste 1000 spndles, and has now in operr,ion 500
with Dwelling-House and other necessary Build
ings, all in good repair. Seldom has property pos
scssing so many advantages been offered for sale.
The terms will be liberal and may be known by ap
plying to JoHs HAWKINS, at the Factory, or TO
BERIAH 4 DANIEL WAITE
.Ne~porf. June z, 1915.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
EOR sale, and immediate possession given. that
~ valuable FARM, Known by ,ae name of the
Ilirtssn farni, situate within one mile of this town.
containing $50 acres, for quality Of soil and local
advantages, it is exceeded by none on Rhsde. ,s-
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Z. q. RICHMOND.
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CsCU.NHssfHfCiS [iCI.
WE, the subscribers. having beer ..
w Court of Probate OF the town
appointed Commissioners 10 receive, ca
ADJUST the CLAIMS Of the several credtorst &
tate of STEPHEN TABER, ia:e of said j,
deceased, represented iasovcat; give notice. H...
six monlhs from the tenth iast. are allowed
said creditors. fer bringing in and proving their
spee,ivc claims; ard tina, We will pi,end, Tor ,ha
purpose, at Amy s Myrches,cr's. on the last sat-
urlay in each month from ,ha, date.
WILLIAM cOREY, :
Ali persons Indebted Ia said Estate, are hereby
requested TO make imm,d da,e naJm,nI'o
HOLDER ALMY, .idn'r
T.rsrior, hr'csrs IL. 1876
E&ecufOr's N0iice.
THE subscriber having been appointed Executor
To the last Win ard Tes,amtu, of NAaTHN
fARs, 'atc of Md,llc'own. in the Cnun'y of NV
p.nf, deceased, and having given bond a. he ls~
directs. requests all persons indebted to said Estate
60 make immediate Payment and those having sry
demands, TO present tie same for settlement.
ASA BROOKS.
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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-31
JAMES MADISON
Extract from Cob5et's Register q
diay /.

Leaving the Cossack priests and the
pope and the Bourbons and the u Il
wark for the present, let me call your
attention 10 a curious article in one o!
our newspapers, relative the Mississip.
pi and Missouri. 1t is in these words
in the Morning Chronicle of the 9Th OF
May. The bill for adding ne7v FRO
vince, Indiana, to the Union has pass
ed through the American House of ,Es-
8rmbiy. The DESIGNS OF the states
upon the great rivers mississippi and
Missouri are BECOM!NG EVERY
DAY MORE APPARENT
Now, who would not suppose that
the Uni,ed States we're su pected OF
ambitious projects Of iaDaSio1 or Is,
'sas', Of unuarrantabte aggyand!ze-
ment /? Who would suppose. iha. ,"s
territory here spoken Of, aDJ alluded
IS IS much belonging TO the United
States as Haupshiia is 10 England /?
What wov any one think OF 4 wri.l
IN an AmcrjCeu paper. who should say
ma, the DESIGNS Of Eagiand upur
ne rivers Severn and Medwey WEE,
~ 'Ett'iib WI 10y iilCtN pplJ'i' OK
Ooc would say, that he was .Jooi j;
AID, perhaps, ,he observation wou q
not bs wholly Inapppcab'e to the news
paper prop 1910, 80 ,nis instance but.
vail e.g se, tlat The mau, VINO be
srnt ghis paraeiaph 70 VI. Perry IS no
/ooi Tie knows W sci wa, he o.
at IL is some Canadi4U Shecuiqfor
or, rather, Scots So cuistor iu Cau--
ia, Of which description OF persons
Nc PEHUv s.wiy, appears to haze oBe
nr more a. bis elbow.
| Do not accuse Mr. Perry of auy
eyu Gstign bu', l am sJre, that ma
pu5icaIop aOpl Canada and The bour-
Har'e, are calculated DO a great deal
o! mischief They are calculated and,
y The suggestions, o. authors, ufthem,
attended TO do mischief TDese per
sons, wbo msy be very WORTH ms"
sowcyer, in Other respects, want O..
:arry or their traffic vita the Indian
~i.hIn the b5undA les Of ;hs Unifec
States; and for this purpose O. i'm.
pprtance to taem, bul Of 70 earthly IGi
p1rtance to this nation, would they
plunge US into a war; and make Us, ii
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Uniform as shall not have been isSusd
TO him In each year Provided also,
That the manner Of issuing & account
ing for clothing, shall be established
in the genetal regulations of the war
department.
Sec. 0. find Be IL further enacted,
That in all cases where soldier of the
regular army shall have been discharg-
ed from The service of the United
States, & CT nhing shall be due 10 said
soldier, 1t shall be the duty OF the pay
master general to cause the same 10
he paid for according to the price psid
in the seventh section Of this act.
Sec. 9. Ind Be IL further enacted
That the several officers of the sta(f
shall, respectively receive the pay ana
emoluments, and retain all the p,ivi-
| icges secured 10 the staff Of the army
ry the act of March third, one thou
| sand eight hundred and thirteen, suu
| not Incompatible with the provisions COS
his act and that the regulations, H.
! orce before the reduction oil the armt,
be recognized, as far as the same
| shall be found applicable 20 the service (;
subject however. TO such alterations as
The secretary of war may sdop, with
he apprObat lion of the president.
Sec 10. .fnd De il further enacted
That the Officers OF the staff prcvI
sinnaIly retained by the p,rsidept, and
IN this act enumerated and made per
nanent, be recognised in service under
his act, and Thar The garrison surgeons
apd males be hereafter considered as
pos. surgeons; and hereafter the 5 az
of the army may be taken from the line
OF The army, or from cItizcns.
Sec II And be il further enacted
That the ordnance department be con
'lnued as at present organized under
the act OF February eighth, one thou
sand eight hundred and fifteen, and
that ordnance officers be assigned to
their dulics with the staff of the army,
IN the same manner as IRON the corps
Of engineers.
Sec. .. .fad be IL further enacted,
That when forage is not drawn in kind
by Off Of The army entitled thereto,
eight dollars per month, Tor each horse
not exceeding the number authorised
by existing regulations, shall be allow
cd in lieu thereof: Provided, That
neither forage or money shall be drawn
by officers, bur Tor horses actually kept
by them In service Propidcd also.
That none, except company officers,
shall be allowed 10 take as servants or
walters, soldiers of the army, and that
ail n&cers be allowed, for each private
servant actually kept in service, not
xceeding the number authorised BY
XIsung regulations, the pay, rarions
and clothing of private soldier,
money in lieu thereof, on Cerufica,e
setting forth the name and description
II The servan or sClVaTts II he pay
tccount: PrcUidea alec, That one adj
'.iionai ration be allowed to all subal.
tern offs ers Of tbs army.
II. CLAY,
Sneaker Of HE House Of Representa-
fiUeS.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President Of the Senate fro temhore.
Apfn -, 1916.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON
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Printing

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Valuable Land for Sale.
July IS.


UNDER the authority of decree OF
the Superior Court of Chancery held at
Fredericksburgh, in the suit of Giles
Fitzhugh against A. and ]. SchclfeId.
the subscriber will offer at public sale.
for cash, at Goodins'S cavern, On the pre-
|mises, on Thursday the 22d day Of Au.
|gust next, valuable Tract OF LAND.
containing about 1915 acres, situate in
Fairfax county. on both sides of the Lit.
tile River Turnpike Road arc of Acco.
tank Run, about nine miles from Alex.
andria and nearly the same distance from
the city OF Washington and Georgetown.
Part OF large tract called Ravensworth,
and formerly owned by Giles Fitzhueh.
On this tract there is very valuable
Mill Seat, towards the Improvement OF
which considerable progress has late
Ily BEEN made BY digging out and prepa-
ring the races, and collecting large
portion of the bailding materials which
are nov on the spot: the scite also affords
room tor an extensive manufacturing
establishment.
Most OF the great reads leading to the
towns above mentioned falliuto the Bit
tie River Turnpike Road short distance
above the land proposed TO be sold, and a
new turnpike road .eadius directly. fr..n
the land TO the City of Washington and
Georgetown, has lately been laid OF. and
part of It finished. The soil is well ada5t-
led to farming and the use of plaster and
clover, and large portion OF the land
IS already well taken in clover. Tie
various advantages this tract possesses.
render it we'll worth the attention of en-.
lterprlzing men. A great number Of lots
have beep laid off for town proposed 10
% established along the urepiAe read.
The sale will commence pi eciseIy at Il
'e'clock,-and tie land will be laid OF
into lots to suit purchasers. Any char.
tered Bank paper declared to be currea,
IN Fairfax County by the ceur, Of that
county, wlll be received in PAYMENT.
Richard III, Hendersea,
II. l. Taylor,
Commissioners.
July 12 cots
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For Sale or Kent,
July 90

4 Well finished two story ffg.me
"A House, Of good size FOR the acvop-
of Genteel family, situated
on the West side of Alfred street. be-
tween Cameron aud Queen streets. at
present occupied BY the subscriber, and
immediately in the peighboboul Of eoo,!
water. Attached to the House. are all
the necessary out buildings, and Alfred
street Being paved nearly up to tie pre-
misses together with lis beng ye.v
healthy situation, makes it very desira-
BILE.
Terms very accommodating and viii
be made known OH application to
JOHN 'iIiR1OP.
July 26. eotf
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Advert
July 12


VIII be sold, to the highest bidder. for
c-sh, at William P. Richardson's Ia
vern, Fairfax Court House. on Satur-
day the 18th day of Ausest next
A Ii. the right, title and interest If
y. Heroine Lindsay y Thomas lind
say. insolvent debtors. to ard in obe Ger.
tam tract or parcel of land lying in said
county of Fairfax. said TO contain 100
acres more or less--to satisfy sundy exc.
cutions under which TREY were IN custo4
DIV, &c. Any information relative 10
said land can be had on application to
Robert Radcliffe, D. 8.
For James Coleman, Sheriff.
July 90 cot,
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Exchange Office Georgetown

= WILL give the highest premium tot
4 Drafts at Sight, and Bank Notes, OF
aefoilowing places, VIZ.
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, sal
smOre. Virginia, North Carolina, Sout|.
Carolina and Georgia will also Civ
The highest premium for Drafts on New
Orleans, Treasury Notes and Specie.
Al! kinds of Western Bark Note,
bought and sold.
Al kinds Of Stocks and Bills OF =
thause bought and sold.
Notes, Drafts, aud Interest collected
aid remitted for a small commission.
% Persons travelling to any part 81
the United States may be supplied viii
suitable Funds.
~ Please to enquire at my Exchange
and Brokers Office, Bridge street, Geo
Torn.
Romu',ls Riggs.
June tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-31

And about 200 acres Of Land. within
8 miles of Alexandria, will be sold by the
subscriber. The house vas formerly oc-
cupied by himself, and is about one third
OF mile from his present dwelling. The
situation is high and remarkably healthy.
The house has 4 rooms, and kitchen
and pantry, on the lower floor, and four
chambers with fire places in the Cd sto-
ry. 1t was we'll builf under the supcrin
tendance OF MIR. Lo, ering, arespectable
English architect. and would make com
Portable Summer retreat for a gentee! ia.
miiy, or might be made valuable Ia
vern by opening road through the land.
About one half of the land is in wood; the
residue is capable of being made hand
some grounds. There is good well and
pump 10 the yard !; and there are several
good springs on the land.
The terms of payment will be enc Eth
in four months the residue 10 four equal
annual payments with interest one halt
secured By notes well endorsed, and the
whole by deed of trust on the land.
Possessioa may be had Immediately.
NJ. Ci'Mlcie,
Tulv 81
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...fe. IN the extraVagancy OF ans :
II s'l ., Ss desoeadency forgotten & torsi-
sp0l y Wandering Of treasure . store
Is ns ssasr-.nisconduet which Moula
il las government, have sent gene
adsf a ny ecoamou but, were overlooked,
~ . o.. = futile plans OF campaigns al'''
y .a aass Judi Iudierous, and sometimes tn.
T. r Ss,AarOus and sacrifices Of huna,'
post : - NJ other purpose on EARTH thar
VI, ~ ss, d the vanity Of a profilga.e
asgs g. merit prosecuted and slands
6yOr'ls, haseness and profligacy re-
d, anu nth the hoaors which, hereto-
saHlt !. had been alleged, were 70 DC .ns
IRE. u ias ms. virtue, and patriolc
srriss. : 80 things we're forgotten; mill
All thess uert. seen on one side, con
ary cso, : run down men Of experience,
etufsa s i who stood in the way Of
,pd eap issa 'farorites and on the other her
,npflne'p ~, conceal from the nation the
side y D.b;eh suffered the capital TO Dc
sacked, ,a d it to be perpetrated' to
when , rao,o Reproduction or exposure
sscaP a,. ,;O@ astoundsd by its good luck,
I, Yh ca aaa n with gapins wonder; and, a
! a.T'r IL to balance good tortans asa ~
l lIs,Ss and weakness. commu'ea al, " - :
Same : "D Dast folly, for present Sood y.
Won o. pas ssss. which exhibited SO Mt
taae--sVv .easoas which must have Cal
eaPa a,t5 talents and virtues II tnes weis
, & ls'' ssyhibited bod, as seville $ y
taas' ssacutive power. as any malollig5
PIE n' sa By Walpoie or lord Norh
ever , WIZ war exhibiting extravaganza AM
, al'sr : UNPARALLELED, they seem to To-.
aa ]. a.ssirfunctions the time which oush
8 Ls ~, engaged tue national representa-
= nav = eiIoairies into abuses, and IT,
NV. ..s.s, # waste 4 disaster, were divert.
sd1 : schemes Of speculation on the scan:
e. sa . gssrt of an Ill condaoted treasu
:, !. and finally, closed by the scenes O
y .,,odaI and igaomiuy, by denying to tx
s ssiran who braved the frigid regions O
Canada, a recompence, and doubling the
s Of Congress TOR IT'S unex
s ann incapacity which, with the sin
sIe exception OF the 10th congress. has
Exhibited more folly and less tile iron
services, or the display of sense, 'aieht'
Or virtue, than any similar body since th'
foundation of the government.
cit will be worth the time OF any man. Il
hrp back his recollection 70 The deciara
dDus Of the republican party, tro@ ll9-
hiSl6: for from the period OF the re
peal Of the embargo, we date the retrogra
dation from public virtue to igaomnly:
Can any one forget the speeches whlc'
arose on the appointment OF William !
Smith. of Charleston, minister to the cou:
ofLsbon, the wailogs and reproaches
ganst president. Adams, for the employ
nent Of his son on foreign missions: an
against the two triple missions 10 Paris
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lcoPY J
Porto Venese, May IS, 1916.

Personally appeared before me, on
18th of May, seaman by the name Of
joseph Brown, and deposed that ae sail
I'd in the ship Betsy !, OF AID from New
York for Leghorn, commanded by Wi
Siam Cams, with cargo OF iron. coffee,
muslins &c. and crew Of twenty four
men That when they arrived on the
Tuscan coast near Leghorn, they met
with violent gale and were shipwreck-
I'd, ans vessel caggo and crew all lost,
except himself, and that he escaped by
clnging to apart of the wreck
| have furnished said Brown with mo.
aoey to carry hi,u to iaeghorn.
tSigned, JOSEPH CEiLE.
Vice Consul OF H. B. NJ. port OF
Veneze.
70 Mr. Kner Brown, Vice Consul
af II. b. NJ. at Genoa.
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ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY,, jury 81.
!. he Port Of Quebec Opened.

Extract of letter from Quebec, dated
July II, to a respectable merchant in
Boston.
The present scarcity has caused our
Government to open our port for the re-
ception Of all kinds Of Flour, Grain, and
Provisions from the United States, tor
three months. The proclamation will be
out Immediately. The price Of fine
Flour is lrDm II. to Is dollars.
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L is easier to ftli faaIts in Others than to
correct orr e1on.

Il is easier to ftll fats in Others than to
correct orr eeen.
| WE'LL, my dear, said lady Sarcenet
ito her husband, as they entered the par-
|lor, we have now visited Mr.. aud Mrs.
Mantle, aud how do YOU like ,hem Oh.
very we'll, my love; they are pretty
( lks; rather easy aud negligent in their
nanrer: did you observe how completely
ne lady rules her husband ? Oh, com
p!ete!y. completed and wonder lit
de at that: he appears to be man OF
she sense: There is oae thing | observ
ii OF her. my dear, quite common tho
|'hat Is, she has no kl d of government
over her childten: didn't YOU observe
shai 0h yes, ] caald MOI help observing
.t. ier We could scarcely hear each other
ak: asit tie parents could not say three
votds at time without being interrupt
ed. Nay dear, what beautiful phaeton
Mr. Mantle has--Our old chair looks
quite rusty: What if We could get NJ,
i'iis to make US right nice phacton.
81
lines. Why my dear, we can as well
AFFORD 1t as Mr.. Mantle. Certainly his
business is no better nan yours. He has
anew - Sally go away | tell you.
ave no cake Tor you now. He has new
store TO DC sure: but don't see tina his
doors are any more crowded than yours
tell you to let that glass "a
some. No, my love, but he has other re
sources, and cur chair is very goad vel.
Nhp9onIy think, my dear - Sally. j
didn't | tell you to be still say the
sake IS all gcEe---'tls but three weeks
since we had to gel MIR. Fills to mend
that - aShat do goa call st--& | don't
- Phiiiis, Philis, there you viii find
some cake in that cxpboard: get piece
for sally-the hussey makes such noise
| cannot hear any thing else / don't
Think that 1t wit last much longer. and
chen - there Mary, didn't fell you.
you would break tat g!ass-pretty work
ou have made indeed. Only this morn
ing you broke the sugar bowl Go and
Sl tCiCs anu uoH you ctlt cwwalH Cutili
| tell yoa to SO to bed - and then we
shall have 10 get phaeton. That's true.
my love, know it cannot last great
seal longer: bat don't feel able to pur-
CHASE phaeton. Why now nay dear
tnat's your way. You are so economical;
its good thing ! know, my dear. bui
we ought not TO be too close. Lady Rut
lie sad the other day that man making
money as fast as you was, and of your
taste too, she would think would want
new chair; and its hardly - there
now Mary, you have turned ever my
lemon tree, YOU hussey you! can't you
he still. My dear, wish you would make
Mary be still Or go to bed !; she is reain
too bad 49, IT'S hardly worth while TO
get another chair, since they are getting
out OF fashion. We had much better hay
la nice phaeton at once. Paui--Paul--lf
the morning wish you to tell Mr.. Fills
10 call up--Mr. Sarcenet wishes TO see
lhim, to get new phaeton. Very Well'
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Bank 81 Niackesle,. IN Tirginie.

JUNE I'D, 1910.
Notice is hereby given thai, asreea5Iy
TO Resolution OF the Beard Of Direct rs.
OF this Institution, a general meeting Of
the stockholders will be held OF Wednes--
day the lst day Of January, 1877, at IL
o'clock, at tie Banking mouse, at winch
meeting business 81 great importance 10
the company will be submitted 10, con.
sideation.
LEWIS tloFF, Cashier.
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-31

madam. Now what color will you have
lit, my dear. Green think is pretty
don't you like green. my dear ; Yes
my love, green will 30. think Mr.
Nantes would have looked better if ii
sad been green - think We Will have
il green.-[ Tie Cleaner.