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|senfation mightee equalizedin the Senate
without it.
No conjecture was to be formed as to
The decision of the Convention or tn
ieriod of their adjournment but they
|wonia probably rise in the course of the
week. Richmond Compiler.
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Cept Morris. lately commanding at
Newport, has been ordered to take CON
maud OF tlie Congress l,11ate tn this port
preparing to sail lot tie Pacific Ocean.
BJ&i0A CWaael
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Tofal, q ,96l,TC0
Remain to be subscribed for s,05S,S00
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aearafe Retafa Of Subscriptions 10 tie
hank of the United States, Jfrcm all the
States.
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Extract Of letter from a Lieutenant of
the American navy, attached to the
Mediterranean squadron, to his TREND
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-25

CONDITIONS OF THE HEPALD.
rhe subscription is Five Dollars per
annum--payable by town subscriber,
bait yearly III advance.
Country subscribers (from the diff
Guilty of collecting at distrancc) viii
he expected TO pay the whole year IN ad
vance or the time lor which they sub
scribe, or give q Responsible friend III
town.
No subscription taken for less than
SIX months. Communications, orders
&C. Ia be post paid. N PAPER will be
discontinued Out at the discretion ri
Editors) until all arrcarages have been
paid up.
Advertisements not exceeding q
4. square inserted three, times for one
dollar and IS cents for each succeeding
insertion. Al! advertisements sent TO
the Office without having the number OF
times for which they are to be inserted
designated will appear in every psper
untilothcrwise ordered
A liberal allowance made to those
who advertise by the year
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For Freight,
The British

For Freight,
EE9S The British
SkS,.sSEgR BRIG DAsHER,
$3.50, Fr. emar Collins, master
Will flow about 1000 Dbl an excellent
velTel, and will be ready for the reception
of cargo in a few days. Apply to
gN JNO JACKSON 81 Co.
Who have for fale at their Office on Union,
between King and Prince ftresto, the Car
oof faid Brig,
Ias tons platter, of hyperion quality, No.
va Scotia, falmon and mackerel in barrels,
picked fmoked herrings in boxes pots.
toes: and tongues and Pounds.
ALso-Britifh government Bills.
Nov g.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-25
NOTICE
WM. WALKER,
INDIAN D0CYTOR

INFORMS Ladies and Gentlemen afli6t-
4 ed with any of the following complaints
that by long intercourse with many diiF:r
ent tribes of favages, and much practice,
he gives fudden relief IN the moft desperate
cafes, and when given up by other phyG-
cianS-viz
Rhcumatilms, Scurvies, Bilious COM
plants, Fits, Fever and Ague, Dabatis
Ulcers, White Swellings, Cancers of all
kinds, Confumptions with many other COM
plants
Dr. w has within few weeks, per
formed fome of the mott wonderful cures in
the above dIfeafes evereHetted in this com
try, as many Respectable perions Can teitify.
DIR. Walkers powders never fail to fol
ten cancers and bring them 10 diicharge,
with very little pain to the patient.
His prefent re6dence is in the city oil
Wilmington, near the navyyard market.
: Noyember -;
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-25
j. CORSE

j.. CChoE
Next door 10 Triple:t Sc Meals China
Store, Kisg Street,
Has Just reeeived an assortment of
FALL GOODS,
The principal part oil which were
purchased at auction for CASH, which
will enable him TO sell them lower than
any goods Of the same description can
DC bought in this piare-s,-
.dmong MS GsaoJiesenf ere
Supcrfne London Cloths and Cas-.
simeres
Helisse Cloths
Merino Cloth Shswls
Printed Cubjcers
Figured and plain f'lanncIs
Rattinets
Bombagcits
Carpet Binding
Cambrics, Dimities, Ginshams.
Checks, Sc. Sc
sgs CaN ard See
Oct. 3
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Sugar, Rum, Candies, &l.
FsSHE cargo CT the brig Juno, conliRingof
- Is f berTe;s rIufcovado Sugars
20 hid New England Rum
I76 boxes mould and dipt Candles
- so Jacks Salt
10 bbls. No. Bottom Beef
40 tons Rat SwedeS ron
10 casks ground Platter
Cordage and wooden ware,
FOR SALE BY
Joh' O.. Laid & Co.
ALTO, the cargo Of the brig Catherine, from
Thoniafon, coniitiHg Of
$1,000 feet clear Boards
1000 do brick Joice, and
90 casks Thomafon Lime,
FOR SALE as ABOVE,
ALTO resolved per noop Elizabeth,
500 buihes Liverpool coarie Salt
I4o boxes Dipped Candles
80 do Mould do
And from on board Goop Packet;
600 Gdes Soal Leather
ALTO, per brig George Wilmington,
s hllds. country Geneve
26 boxes Sperm Candles
sc do dipped do
For iale by
John g. add & Co:
November 20. If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-29
Latest T rom Spain.

Cant. HilIard, from Cadiz, informs US
tina: on the 4th September, the Portuguese
ship San Sebastian, of "A guns, arrived
there from the Blazils. conveying their
Royal Hiehnesses the Princess Donna
Isabe LA Maria, the betrothed Queen O
Ferdinand 7th and Donna Maria Fran
!coise. her sister. also betrothed to Dor
CarIes. the brother Of the King. They
were received with the most splendid de
lmonstrations ofjoy and loyalty. A thou
sand discharges announced their en-
trance into the hasbor and the Cleo
patrian barge which conveyed them t
the shore, was rowed By Post Captains
and steered by the Vice-AdmiraI. Al
night, every part IF Cadiz was splendldly
|iIiurainated. The marriage Of the Queen
was again recognized in tie proxy of the
Count Miranda, and her Majesty passed
in an open coach to her residence. she
lis in her 18th year, and extremely beau'i.
full Her sisteris younger, and not SO
hantlsome.-The King it was expected.
would meet her at Seville.
The celebrated Gen. Miranda died at
the castle of Caracas near Cadlz, and
was buried without any religious rites.
Charles Fl. Hall. Esq. of this town,
we learn, is appointed Consul General OF
the Sublime Ottaman Porte, for n York,
and the New-EngIand States. The re-
presentations made 10 the Sultan OF the
attending the ship jeru-
salem, it is said, occasioned this APP
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-29

! AGAINST Algiers.--All the piratical fleet
|bss been DESTROYED The custom Of
making Christian Slaves been abolished
and part of Dey's i'll gotten tribute, mo
uey disgorged.
The French Moniteur has given but
me acre outline OF this event SO interestlns
|to Christendom; but as Capt. Brisbane
,assed Paris on the 10th September wifi
dispatches from Lord Exmouth, which
probably arrived in London BY the 18th
we may hourly expect to receive the OIL
fetal details.
Advices from Naples, announce, thai
MIR. Pnkney, our Minister, had been &C
credited by Ferdinand 4ths--had present
ed note on the subject OF Undermined
ton for former spolia,ions on our com
|merce, and that the negotiation was II
It'll usual train. We believe this ;--i}u
1.-The tales of treat to commence war b,
n bombsrdment OF the city ga demand
Of an island in the Mediterranean, aid
lo,her yaearies in which the European
orints abound, mus, be considered as Of
tine SINE brood of fctions, which have
brought these journals to the verge Of
contempt, and which ought not to re.
lceiye the notice of Transcription.
The news OF The success of Lord FIX
lmou his expedition was dispatches in a
lfast.sailine vessel to Marselies, Il reach.
led Paris on the 10th September. Capt.
brisbane, flag cautain of the feet, wss
HE bearer. He reported, that Ad.
milne, as well as Lord Exmouth, was
slightly wounded ; and tfat capt. Ekins
Imortally so.
| 1t was reported that Marshal savary
land Gen. Lalemand, were in Algiers
ifDodbted) and that ate: the battle the
lpy DISAPPEARED.
| One account says, that the Dey during
1.-THE battle ordered the head OF the Mi
mister OF Marine to be struck oft.
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English g Poe.
G.. BENNETT
MAS IMPORTED, Br LATE ARRIYALs,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,

HAS IMPORTED, Br LATE ARRIYALS,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
Which he offers for sale at his Ware
House, Columbus street,
Z Kerseys
Rose, duffil and point blankets
Plain and twilled bombazetts
Black and cofored bombazeens
Stout blue forrest cloths
Assorted bales snperfne broad ant
narrew cloths and kerseymeres
Toilanettes, swansdown and Mar
settles outings
Fine single and milled Welch flan-
5nels
SuperhDe cloths. extra quality
Bales assorted plains
Printed caiicoes, shawls, cambrics
aud jaconets.
superiine anu common ingram car
peting
Best Aberdeen colored threads
Cases pins. umbrella mountings
Irish linens, los, lawns
ga GA and 1914 table diapers arc
Idapiask
Irish sheetings and brown Silicias
German ticklenburgs
And bythe Emily from London, expected
daily at Baltimore, he will receive.
SupefGae London cloths, kerseymere
land waiStcpating
Gentlemen's colored beaver and dee
skin gloves,
Cambria and jaconet musllns
Cotton and silk hosiery
Superfue ball twist
Fine Irish sheeiiugs
Best Bridport ssine & sewing twine
boxes best English Mustard.
Sept IA d1wlawzw
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To all schom it may Conee,,,..

To all schom it may Conen'r.
N7OU are hereby neti6ed, that the Di
rect Tax. for 1916, has become
due and payable, and that attentanc,
will BE given to receive the same at th,
following times and places, viz:
At Fairfax court house, on Monday
2ist October
tCenueyille, Tuesday Cpd
At Gum Spring, Wednesday Esd
At Aide, Thursday Gath
At Middleburg; Friday a5th
At UpperyiI'e, Saturday Goth
at Uniontown, Monday 2Sth
AT Capt. Gresg's store, Tuesday s9ti
At Pumpkintown, "Wednesday SOth
At Smiths crossroads, Thursday SIS
AZ fIiiisborou.h, Friday LIST November
At John GanNards', Saturday Cd
AT Sol. VicErey's store, Monday 4th
st Sapder's store, Tuesday 9Th
At Waterford, Wednesday, 9th
AT Lcesbuig, frotn the 18th October te
the 18th Noyember
At Lauesy;Ile, Tuesday 18th Nov.
At Wi.ey's. Wednesday 18th
At the cross roads. Thursday 18th
At Wrens' Friday 18th
At West End, Saturday 10Th
Al Fairfax court house, Monday lstl
At Colchester, "Wednesday goth
At Mott's in Alexandria, Tor non-resi
deats, TluFday 2lSi.
. And that ccrrccteapies Of the tax list.
femain with the principal assessor OF thi.
collection district, open to the inspection
of any person who may apply to inspec'
the same.
JOHN Litilgohn, Collector
al the Revenue for the 22nt
Collection District Virginia,
October 2>-24 t5lstNov
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-29
e. REMOV

John JOHN ST6 NJ
Has removed his Hardware Store ts
the corner of Pitt and King streets, op
posite the Washington Tavern. where he
Is now opening, for sale, an extensive as
kOrment Of
Hardlture. Gallery, and Fancy
articles,
Received per brig Thomas, and ship
General Smith. All Of which will be
sold on the most accommodating terms.
september so d6teo
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-29
Pubic Sale.

Pubic Sale.
On Tuesday asxt, the ssth instant
will he sold at the Yendue Store, cor
ner of Prince and Water streets,
CIsths, snperfne and second
cassimeres, fannels, chintzes, calicoes
Cambric, leno, iaconet = book nuslins
Silk Sauce, celored cambrics
Gnghains, Marseilles Quilting u
Silk and cotton hosiery
German sheeting
Mems aud womenss kid and beavel
gloves
Sewing silk and cottons.
ALSO,
SO boxes Spanish ssgars
rs barrels picked Goldfish.
P. G. MarstelIeF.
October GO dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-29
Valuable Property for Sale.

. . z
I'm SATURDAY, the 10th of No
40 yember, at IL o'clock. A. NJ. viii
be sold at public auction. that Valuable
Property at the insersection Of King and
Columbus streets, consisting OF
I've Brick Warehouses,
each "a feet front on Kipg-street, and
extending back 100 feet TO yard en-
closed with a brick vail. Those ware
houses are in the best situations for bssi
ness, and are well calculated for extern
siye Dry Good or Grocery Stores.
A Dwelling House,
adisiaing. well calculated for genteel
family. The lot is large and handsome
Nv impreveds essey necessary out build
Ing Of brick, and the ward and garden
enclosed with brick walt. Few situa,
lions are considered more desirable for a
town residence. Also,
A Couatry Seat,
three miles from Alexandria, adjoining
MRS. Chapitl's, containing S5 acres; a
mart cleared and in cultivation, the resi-.
due IN wood. A small dwelling house
has latelybeen erected. It's handsome.
" situated; has fine spring of water
Is very healthy, and susceptible OF very
elegant improvement.
The above property wiz be sold, with.
cut reserve, at very liberal credit
Terms at sale.
P. G. MarsteslsF.
October Is #
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. The late Edmund Burke.
Boston, Oct. IS.
Late from Europe.

s.s Since Saturday We have received
French, Blush and Spanish
journals into September.
The French papers announce the con
lete success of the British Expedition
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-29
John LLOYD

SOiiii AACJu
AFFERS for sale by the piece OF
. package, a general and well select
ed assortment ofseasonabIe
British Dry Goods,
imported by the latest arrivals, in small
yell assorted Packages, and will be solo
at unusual low advance, and on liberia
eedit.
September 2s d1wtuthsat6w
The editor of the Winchester Gazett,
requested to publish the above adyer
usement 6 times. -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-29

Is cienees, the comforts and ornament II.
society aud to the relief distlesses oc.
casioned by the elements.
Vaccination has been introduced into
Persia.
British Funds-sept. 9. Three pe,
cents 81 to 62.
Gen. Debelle J, one of the Bcnaparte,n
officers impeached of treason, who vas
.entenced to death in Ma oh, and had
his sentence committed to ten years i'm,
prisonment, will receive pardon. When
the Duke d'Angouleme was lately at
Besancon. the Gen, threw himself at his
feet, bathed them in tears and begged
permission to die in his service, The
Duke raised him up with tenderness,
SAYS orders to mitigate hi, captivity, and
the Gels being poor, sent him o0G francs
sg assigned him ain annuity O! 1870 francs
from his private purse laris papers.
What memorable beings these Bcur.
bons are
The Princess of Wales in her AsiaGc
travels, wears pantalooas, and tpFbiu.
GThis fashion, says the ~aeln Gazette,
IS making strides in this countfyl
1t appears there we're RESTS in most
part of Europe in Angus aid that the
year will be memorable or having no
summer init.
On the, 2stb Aug. the Royal Courtia
Paris, reversed the decisioa of an infer.
or Court in favour of the execution ola
Judgment obtained in Bostqe, in Amei-
ca .i.olker VS. Parker, both merchants.
Paris pcper.
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10 RENT,

The subscriber will rent for one 0.
more years. the House he at present oe-
cupies. on King: street. To the House i,
attached large and productive garden
which If it should suit the tenant can be
had with the hsuse.
N. 8. WISE.
October 90 eesw
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LONDON PAPERS.

We were yesterday favored with Lon
lion papers 10 the 9th Sept. The OPP
position continued to take advantage Of
The relative stagnation of trade, and com
plants of distress, which were common
throughout Europe, TO make the Ministry
unpopular, and to effect changes therein.
lhat there must be many instances oil
in a crowded population OF
twelve millions. is certain But there
was evidence that the great majority
were silent if not satisfied ;--that the
prospect of the finest crops for many
years was good the National Stocks
maintained an altitude greater than those
OF any other nation and the exertions
|of the wealthy to relieve the distresses OF
individuals continued undiminished.
The permanent Peace of Europe APP
peared daily consolidating, and her
mighty resources, so long expended In
decorating the bloody car of war, direct.
ed to the advancement OF the Arts and
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-29
DOCTOR DARRAH,
StlrgeoR Dentist,

IN EsPECTFULLY gives notice to
the Ladies g Gentlemen Of George
town and its vicinity. that he has return
ea to his old stand, in Bridge Street.
nearly opposite the Union Tavern, where
he will be happy to wait ON them in the
line Of his profession. He makes and IN.
serts the best OF enamel teeth. from one
to whole sett, in the best manner, with
out pain in the operation. be Dends de-
sayed teeth with silver or gold, to be as
asefal as ever they we're. He cleans, Sc.
parates aud extracts teeth, roots and
stunps in the best manner.
October 81 2aw6w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-29
LORD EXMoUTH's FLEET.

The following is correct list of the
feet composing the Expedition against
Algiers -
9ueen Charlotte, 100 guns, Ad. Lord
|Exmouta.
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James English s. John Poe,

Respectfully Intern their friends and
the public in general, that they have pur-
chased Nr.,James Adderson's Establish
ment, at tae upper end OF King street,
rave formed partnership, and intend
Itransacting general
FloEr and Grocery business,
under the firm Of
English 8 Poe.
From their extensive acquaintance IL
the adjacent counties, and their know
ledge Of the business in which they an
engaged, they expect to be enabled 7,
sivesconfience and satisfaction to thos'
dealing with them.
| OCTOBER eoSm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-29
JAMES ANDERSON
Informs the public. that he has sold nj
Establishment on King street, to
Messrs. English and Poe,

who will continue the business hereto
fore carried on by him, and where ne re.
quests all his old customers to call.
All those indebted to him on note o
book account, are requested t. call ant
settle either with himseIfer with Englisi
&. Poe, who are fully authorised TO re
ceive any debts due to him.
October 9 eelm
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For New-Orleans,

FOR NeW-lJrleanS,
xEE The brig HUNTER Jno. Grin.
Rnelss, master; will sail on the
10Th Of November. Fer freight or pas
Sage, having good accommodations, aP'
ply to the master on board, or to Jehr
Janney and &c.
October 90 dt10thNov
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On Tuesday next the Goth inst. win be sold
at the Vendue Store corner Of Prince
and Watersheds, without reserve,
s bales Fine Broad Cloths
do. do. Plain,
r. g. Mastelier.
Oct "a.
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1t appears there we're ircsts in most
part of Europe in Angus aid that the
wear will be memorable or having no
summer in it.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
To the Editor Of the E,lanirer.

DIR,
Observing that you have been so kind
as TO notice IN your paper few remarks
which communicated TO YOU from Nor
folk, relative TO the banks flames River.
have thought it might not be unaccep-
table 1t | gave you a general sketch of
those reflections which arose in nv mind,
IN my lafeexcurslon, and which must a.
rise Ill the mind of every traveller, who
explores that river, which our first colon
lists selected as their residence when tbev
crossed the Atlantic.
The primary objects, which attract the
attention of the stranger, are those evident
proofs that every where present them
selvcs--of the low part of VirginiaIlaving
been, as have already stated, at 10 very
remote period, covered with the waters
OF the ocean. TO determine this period,
and TO ascertain whether the recess of the
waters was produced by sudden change
or affection of the CONFORMATION of the
globe, or whether it be the gradual effect
OF some law of nature, constantly opera
ting upon the matter of The earth, is a
question well worthy the attention of the
naturalist. An inspection ofyery ancient
charts of the river, IF any such now existl
might throw considerable light upon this
subject. Along the Whole of tile river.
the travcllerGfbe be one acquainted with
natural history will find the most ample
field, both for gratifying his own curio-
sify, as well as for instructing others
But on the other hand if his pursuits
have been devoted to the INVESTIGATION of
those changes which have taken place in
civil society, bewil also find ampIescone
for reflection. The prcsenfstafe Of lance
town Island, will exhibit to him q slngular
phenomenon. That spot ofaround which
was once designed as the capital Of North
America, at present only displays the
graves of the first adventures to yirpi-
ma, an overAer with his hash, and few
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-30

5NFrEEN HUNDRED ACRES oP PRIME JAMES RI
Il YER LAND For Sale being part at the well known
tract OF land OF Thomas Anderson drccase lying in the
county OF buckingham miles above Jarrst and g be
low iorm'asfer, and within one icie of the talisbfg
~ iis-Ihis tract Of land hundred
rrst rate James River IoR-(;r0unds the high lana,
ia point Of value, is equal any the upper country
lies extremely level and Tree from stone, and Is
peteiy adapted to the culture OF wheat, and
CO; there Is on this desirable tract of land settle
nehts dwelling houses with outhouses, Convenient for
the accommodation of families, with stables aud tobacco
houses, sufficient to OOuo weight tobacco
TO advantage, with good barn and tlreshng machine
thereto about $50 of land, the greater part of
which are fresh and uudcr good fences
AS II Is presumed gentleman will purchase without
rst viewing the premises, deem it unnecessary to
say any thing more OF its value.
For Terms apply to William Anderson John Couch
who at present resides the land.--The land will be
sold on years credit.
ALSo-wl sell, tho nnjmprored LOTS lying
the top of the hill ia the town of Lynchburg, in
desirable part ofthe town, free from any hustle of the
town that may accrue-Also viii sell one LunDcr-honsc
III the town of Lynchburg setting the river bank, 40
yards below the bridge, 81 by IS feet newly built of
walls which mist be of greater value than any other
lumber house in town. its situation is conyeist
receive kind Of Country produce good, free from
the expence of dragdge, 10 Country sicrehantsT For
1f,7ns, apply to John Couch or Marshall J. Couch.
T" November TO- 5I-Gt
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No papers will be discontinued Nbut at the discre.
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~, whoever viii guarantee the payment of nine papers
.naI receive tenth gratis.
sh"' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
- nae s1nore-ifrst Insertion, IS cents-cdch co,-
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