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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-06
FROM ENGLAND.

A letter from Liverpool, Of the 26ti1
December, OF which an extract is gwen
below, is the latest which we have seen
received by the arrivals at Savannah.
" L;rsrpool, 26th Dec. 1915.
6 Sir-1be arrivals of Cotton have
been very large within the last three
weeks, and presume will average 10,
9eo bales per week, up to the end of this.
Ftam New Yok particularly the quaint
Il is unexpected: prices are very unset
tied, and the sales making very triding
al reduced rates. Upland, Is a l8 Led;
New Orleans, l6 10 GOD. Indeed |
cannot quote your selling price. The
arrivals Of Tobacco are also considerable.
AID nearly nominal. Indeed, for. pre-.
sent. our markets are dull aud severely
depressed.
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tic shall be sufficient to state general.
lly the claim or offence; and no ex-
|ceptioa for want Of form shalt be ia
ken, whereby to prevent. stay, or ar,
lrest aBy judgment in such suit. in.
Idictmenr or Information.
| TX. .and be 1t further enacted,
That the Judges Of the Superior
Courts of Law. &the presiding JUS
ltices Of the several inferior Courts OF
Law 10 this Commonwealth, shall
constantly give this Act in charge TO
the Grand Jaries Of their respective
Courts.
And whereas, q practice has pre-.
vailed with corporate bodies = with
individuals, against the. policy OF
our laws and against the interests
|of this Commonwealth, of putting in
articulation small notes under the
value of oae dollar, for the purpose
Iof suppl, ing the want of change. a
practice calculated to expel all the
small eeins from circulation, and to
produce ether serious evils, for re-
medy whereof.
x. BE it enacted, That, if any per-
500 or persons, body poIitic or cor
Iporate shall, contrary to the true in
tent aud meaning ofthis act. put in-
to circulation, or cause to be put
into circulation, any note, bill,
check or ticket, evidencing, or in
tended to evidence that any sum less
thaa one dollar is due. or will be
paid to any person receiving or hold
ing such note, bill, check or ticket,
or to sny other person, it shall be
lawful for any person holding such
note, bill cheek or ticket, to recover
Ithereupon the sum of five dollars, Ell
Their from the person or persons body
polite or corporate, who shall have
put into circulation, or cause'to be
put into circulation, such note, bill,
Ieheck or ticket, or from any person
who shall have signed or counter
Isigned such note. bill check or ticket.
Such recovery may be had either by
warrant, before any Justice of the
Peace, or by motion on ten days
previous aotjce, before any Court OF
Record, having jurisdiction thereof:
and, on the trial OF every such war
rant or motion if the note, bill. cheek
or ticket in question be in part or
ia the whole printed or engrsysn. i;
shall be conclusive evidence Of an
intention TO violate this act.
X. This Act shall commence ard
he in force from the Gf,epnth OF No
Ivember, one Thousand eight hundred
aud sixteen
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Penn e. Harmon,
March Q
ca BINET N A k ]

NET NJ A KE Il S.
I'd EG leave to inform their friends and
Ed the public, that they carry on their
business in all it's branches. at the large
Brick House formerly occupied by Joha
Muir on Royal-street. between King
and Prince streets, where they intend
to nep constantly for sale, general as
sortnent of CABINET FURNITURE
of the best workmanship and newest
fashions, ard are determined to sell on
as good terms as can be had frem the
ncrthward or elsewhere. They have
.Iahogany for sale by the board or log.
g. A few Journeymen would meet
with constant employ. ,...s:sS..@
February I ee2m
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Chur cst0n, Feb. %.

CHIT CoCONs ANDO. -.
Hermaphrodite brig Richmond
Packet. Burk, Port-au.Pr Prince, IA
days. Left, schr. Eliza Ana. Baker
for this port, to sail in 1s or IA days !;
sehr. Liberty, Lucket, for N. York,
ia 40 or Al days schr. Three Sis
tiers, Pollard. for Baltimore. in IL
o. is days. Feb. II. off Great He,
mega, spoke schr. Express, ! days
from st. Jago de Cuba for Baiti-
more. The market giutted with all
kinds Of European and American
produce. Rice had been bought
there at i dolls. aud shipped to Bal
timore Lamher was selling at 20|
a rs dolls !; Coffee, II cts, on board
80 dolls. per ton, on board.
Passenger, Mr.. James Bixbey.
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P4R1s, December %.

P1R1s, December %.
General Cambrone landed on tie 10th
at C4lais from England, aud was imme-
diately conveyed on his way to Paris, tc
undergo MS trial.
General Excelmans is yet at Brussels
Some pretended reports have been in
dustriously spread of disasreements hav-
ing broken out between the British and
Spanish courts, but we can with safety
affirm, that they are perfectly grourdless,
The chamber of deputies will receive
the communication Of the budget this
day; and the official papers from THEN
exceI!eneies the ministers of justice and
of police, relative to the escape Of NJ
Lavalette.
Dec. 20.-English Stocks---Consols
shut So 5 83. Omnium Il
pr. Exchange on London 2S ir. SIS C.
LONDON, Dec. Ia.
A defauiter in the collection Of tha
French taxes lately decamped to En-
gland with bills on London to the amount
Of 100000 sterling. He got them dis
counted, and shipped at Falmouth for A.
merica, few days before he was sought
after in England by the French govern
lnent.
Dee. IS.
No French papers have arrived since
Friday. The wind has been so violent
las TO prevent arrivals, and we much
fear that we shall hear of more damage
done to the shipping on our coast.
A mai! from Holland arrived this
morning. The King of the Netherlands
has notified to the States General the
conclusion of treaty OF marriage be.
tween. the Prince fOrange and the GRAND
Dutches Maria Paalowna.
The depressions in the Funds is attri.
lbutcd to this being settling day OF ohl-
mum few defaulters are expected, as
there has been very little fuctuatiou for
some time.
AS further distinction to the resl-
lments that have participated IN the a
lchievemenrs Of the glorious victory o.
Waterloo, they are to have the nalne
Of that place on their colours,
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AN ACT

, For enlargiDg the Market-fiOuse, IN
proving the Market Square in the
town Of Alexandria, and other pur-
poses.
Sec. /. Be it enacted By the Common
Coancil Of tie tolyn Of .4leeendria, in
Common Coancil assembled, That III all
future enlargement of the market house;
the same shall be erected as near as con-
venience will admit, around the outer
most parts of the lot, in ths shape of a
hollow square with an open area in the
center, which SHALL from time to time be
ornamented with trees in such manner
as the Council shall direct.
Sec. 2. ind be ii further enacted,
That the Superintendent Of Police, un-
der the direction and superintendance
Of committee Of Council to consist OF
one member from each ward, shall cause
to be erected, an addition to the present
Market House, to front on Royal street,
and to be connected with the present
house, and to extend from Cameron
street one hundred and fifty ieet on Roy
al street, of the sane height and dlmen-
sions Of TIE present court lcom and Ma
sonic Hall in each story, and portico,
supported upon brick pillars, forming a
balustrade on the inner or east SIDE
roond the same aud connected with the
present portico looking into the center.
Sec. 5. Re it further enacted, That it
shall! and may be lawful for the levy
court OF Alexandria county, to erect over
a market house on any part OF tie said
Let, fronting on Fairfax street, a court
room, clerks ard registers Office, and
the necessary jury rooms, for public pur-
poses only, as they shall deem necessa-
ry and proper for the accommodation Of
the court OF Alexandria county, and their
acceptance Of the said privilege and
grant, shall DC held and taken as bind
lng on the corporation of Alexandra.
Sec. 4. BE it further enacted, That 1t
shall and ma, be lawful for the Common,
Council, on causing twelve months no
tee in writing to be given to the circuit
Court VI TIC k}tSIIICl VI SViuHlUid IOT tnS
county of Alexandria, to the marshal of
the SAID district and TO the president oi
the levy court of Alexandria count, to
order the Superintendent OF Police after
the expiration Of the term of said notice,
to pull down and remove from the mar
Ket square, the Old jail, now on the sane.
and to dispose of the same for the use OF
the corporation, and that the order CT
council! passed on the eighth day Of A
pril 1901, granting the use of the said
Jail to the circuit court Of the sail coun-
|ty, until otherwise ordered, be and the
same shall then be annulled g revoked.
Sec. 5. And be 1t further e'ancted,
That the sum of three thousand dollars
be and the same is hereby appropriated
20 the purpose of erecting the said Mar
|ket-House, to be paid out of the gene.
raj furd.
Passed in Council tie 81 day of
March, 1916.
AUG. ]. SMITH,
President of the Common Council
of the Town of Alexandria.
APPROVED, 4TH MARCH, 1910.
EDM. 1. LEE, Mayor.
Test,
/. P. THOMPSON, C. C.
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For Boston.

xEk The regular trading schr.
EssH Native,
49, Nathaniel MAYHEM, Master
will commence loading in three days,
for freight of 500 bbls. or passage, appl,
to the Master on board, or
La,grnson & Fo,cle'
Who have received by said Schr.
95 tons Plaster Paris
500 boxes mould candles
100 boxes fish
90 bbis. beef
l bale white Russia sheetings
cask containing tea sets China
jan SO
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Lawrason and Fowle,

Lawrason and F0wlc,
HaVE FCR SALE,
1000 tons plaster Paris
5000 bushels St. Ubes salt
5000 do. coarse Liverpool
1000 DO. blown do.
500 sides red soal leather of superior
quality
200 boxes mould candles
100 ditto Goldfish
90 barrels new beef
80 boxes capers
500 bundles sheathing paper ..
40 boxes window glass OF the Bos-
ton mandatory, assorted sizes
so cases ditto glass ware from same
manufactory, consisting Of de-
canters, tumblers, wine and Jei'
ly gl9sses, pitchers. &c.
l cask containing tea sets, CHI
ma, part very elegant.
February IL
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The bill from the House of Represen-
tatives to reduce the Direct tax on the
United States from six millions to three
millions, and to continue the same one
year. passed the Senate on Saturday
with some unessentiaI amendments.
Nat. InfslIigeacer.
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ALEXANDRIA:
WEDNESDAY, MARcH s.

DAslEL CAwooD has resigned his
seat as director Of the Merchants Bank
of Alexandra.
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Ground Plaster.

THE subscriber has on hand and in.'
tends .eeping large and constant sup
ny of Ground Plaster, for sale at a re-
diced price, at The mill on King street,
4 lew doors below the Union Bank, and
at his store on the wharf.
A. P. COVER.
feb 26 2avtf
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I wish to rent, to some

/ wish to rent, to some
careful person. for the present year, the
Garden at my house. The terms will be
to cultivate it in all the varieties OF use
full vegetables, which he may dispose OF
for his own benefit, reserving such as may
he wanted for my own use. Assistance
will be given in the preparation. The
same person will be bound to take care
of the houses AID lot, in my summer
absence.
John Hopkins.
feb 90 9w
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Has Just received for Sole,
One case superior quality Violins,
Violin Strings, Bows and Bridges.
ALSO,
A supply of New Music for the Piano
Forte, Violin, Flute, and Patent Fla
gelot.
feb 21
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| do hereby caution all pers

| do hereby caution all per'
sons against paying to William WhiteJ
late miller at the Glover Land Mills, L:
Prince William County, any monieS
which may be due, on account of artl-
eles furnished from said mills. during tbS
years 1914 and 1915, as have claim
to the greater part Of said monies, and
have instituted a suit, to bring said
White 20 settlement.
Thomas Turner.
March 9 eollts
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I will sell in fee simple,

| will sell in fee simple,
Or on ground rent redeemable in ten
years at ten years. purchase,
q EVEGAL lots on the south side Of
20 Duke street, near Patrick street, OF
a feet 6 inches front, running back Ice
feet to a ten feet alley. Also number
Of lots on Patrick street. 81 feet front,
cunning back 100 feet to an alley of 8
feet S inches. AS these lots are on the
leading avenue to the Hunting Greek
bridge, they will no doubt soon become
valuable.
Also, several lots on Wolf street near
Patrick.
| will also rent on ground rent three
lots on the east side of Fairfax street
opposite the Presbyterian church, OF q
!eet front, and running back 90 feet.
John t. Brooks.
fah Of dot
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BY the ship Resolution, CAPTAIN Jew
EFT. / have received from Bremen 27..
aackages Of LINENS which are for
sale.
Robert Eoaitg.
February 20 eolm
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For Boston,

$50 The last sailing schooner Ben,
49, irn,in, will sail in a few days,
and can take a few hundred barrels on
freight if immediate application Is made
to
Dodge g KsttelJ.
February o. div
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For Rent, for one or more gears,
A Store & Dwelling

On the east side Of Union street, neal
the corner of Prince street. 1t has been
occupied for number of years as Gro
Gerry Store, and is ore of the best stands
ia town, For terms, apply on tie pre-.
misses to
Jacob Leap.
March Q eSst
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>OTTCE.
a egrOeS for Sac

Negroes Tor Sale
SOME that are young, of both sexes,
~ that have been treated with tender
ness aud humanity. None need apply
to purchase, that have not known resi- Z
dence in the Distilct, Or the neighborias
counties.
.fprly to the Printer.
fbe e6 staw
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Brocket's Fishery to Rent.

blUChCt lSllCly w IeeliI'
e WISH to Rent my Fish-Iandinss
4 lust above Che town of Alexandria.
with two Seincs, one of which is 15G
fatboms in length and 90 feet deep, the
other is just new, go fathoms in length
and "a feet deep, with a fish house and
house to cook in; and l should have NO
objection to furnish four good hands to
work tue bcats-but should this fishery
not be rented before the first day of
March, shall want good man to take
the management of the fishery, and l
will either give standing wages or give
a part of the profits as We can agree.
William Hepburn.
January IS. eolOthNar
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Fifty Negroes for Sale
"a FdNqlner CONrt -hONSe,

AZ TdHIMgF CUaTt-VVHse'
ON the 29th March, 1916. vii be sold
70 the highest bidder, for cash, fifty Ne
groes, consisting Of men, women and
children.
WIN. BRENT, jun.
Adm'r with the will annexed.
of Richard Brent.
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To Rent,

A three STORY Brick Warehouse. fire
proof next door TO Mr.. john G. Ladd's;
on the dock. Apply to
Jane III. SlacilrB.
October 7 #
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feb 90
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Robert Gray

February q
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German Goods.

feb 26
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-13
AMERICAN ANTIQUITIES

1t has long been subject Of dOuH.
when, by when, and for what purpose,
the mounds SO common in different pai
OF our country, we're made. Nest REQ.
pie have supposed that they were epeed
by the indians, and designed by thsnss
receptacles for their dead. Mr.. JeEer.
son, who favors this idea, gives an &C,
count OF the opening OF Cue in Virginia,
which contained an immense number q
bones that appeaLfd 10 have been dsn.
sited at different periods, the lower sta
ia being much more decayed than theup.
per. Some have considered them there
nlains of civilized people. who have
wasted away and become extinct. Oh
ers, with more piausibility, Leiiere they
were erected, like paramids i'll Eyptb
crafty some naughty t-raat, or to ecmns'
morate important e,euts. Whaieva
may have been the origin, it is doubtless
very ancient, the growth upon item, 10
many instances being unconibuhy
large. The opinion OF col. liaShln',
(Which we extract from his waDuscrq!
.ketch of the Creek Naton,) as to tho
people BY whom they were made AND
their object in erecting them, it nottAe
light one, is as probable as any tfat has
been advanced.-He says, they've
intended as places of refuge during iTesn'
es, the Indians being formerly ID me
habit of settling on rich flats bOraspDs
On streams subject to inundatlcn-'0tM'
stance, the Mississippi, which r've'
spreads cut on the west side great ost
lance, where it is likely the creation
those mounds originated sueh Is NV
tradition among the Greeks, VINO ea ~;
from beyond the MlsSl's'ii.
But why erect them in high places ~,
contestibly beyond the reach Of A n'
floods Prom a superstiii0ns geTs's
tion for ancient customs"
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Charles County Court,
.5farch Term, l0lo'

en- application to Charles County ,G QUIZ
by petition in writing Of John s " - tta
Of Charles county, for the benefit .a o. rs
act Of assembly for the relief Of ! ssrp,s
insoIvent debtors, passed at N .y1d and
session one thousand eight hundred sa, s sta.
Ave, and the several supplements 'at s,bs.
on the terms mentioned therein q. ', ,rs.
dule Of his property and a ilst o. a; ~
ditols on oath, as far a. he can a,' and
them, accompanying the petition, asm,stsri
the court being satisfied by eO 'Ilo, III,
testimony that the said John ~ s',o.saeediss
resided two years immediately, i pi. tate d
the time ofhis application, IN '1 Isr ,J ard
Maryland: 1t is thereupon o,, u1 BY
adjudged, that the said John y. Ma ~ ;pscd.
ed edG IL some one Of the newspapers ss week
Ia the district Of Maryland, ' S;sd Nsa.
for three months, before toe NV ~ 10 b,
day in August next, give n0, lid soaa
creditors 70 appear before tue .,, s,'' sith'
al The ccuit house IN Cna 'ie''j" u,sI, III
said tl.nd Monday in August !. nt t1,a.tss
tie purpose Of RECOMMENDING cause IL
for their benefit, and 70 sac" , as Nv
ny they have, Why tue saw ., d ts@
dox should not have the oenea,i :, - prs
yeral acts Of assembly aio'esA
ed.----lest. &, c.
John h'' lasip
Jpne
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ldays age, who was robbed by Il. 4.
nee Indians Of about 1900 o. e 'ae raw
lars worth Of property; he and 1 e; :, DOL.
comrades escaped with nothira ~. q !, 9. :.
Hives. A report has reached {. su' tfeit
him and two other channels, that a !.
jCheuteau, with party Of % ar 90 Nh
has been attacked and robbed a ~ her,
of them we're killed and the resi- ,4 q. sumo s.
led, by the Indians near the NOM. sPers,
intend, by next autumn. ;I 4
lobtain permission, to take two o. can
whites and a party Of Usage Indian, u.'se
visit the salt mountains, lakes end -, a,s
land SEQ the natural curiosilies p !, q
country along the mountains. :ys l., ne
mountain is but S or COO miles u .sas
this place. "saa
/" We have been honoraa BY -.
I ON Colonel Boon, the first set,,o sa
Kentucky; he lately spent. two pssss
with US. This singular man could ' -
live in Kentucky when il became =. ~
tied. lie has established a colony Or So.
Element, q mentioned, on he Mise ss.
about 100 miles below us. which 10y
been nearly destroyedby the Indians 10 ds'
ring the late Wharf.-The colonel cannotr
without hunting: he goes huntisp ,,' NJ
q year to the remote.t wilderness. 10 vice
reach /; and Hires man to 20 !, y can
whom he binds in written anie,es " UNI
care OF him, and bring him ham. a 'aAs
or alive. He left this for the r;rer r rFaa
some distance above. Ccl. Roon i !. .,
years of age, $ feet 7 inches tioh. etc.. 9,
made, and active for one Of his ,e,r NV.
is still Of vigorous mind, and !. y r,a.,.
we'll informed. He has taken mart INN
the wars Of America, from before Pr,d
docks war to the present hour. Hp h., .
held respectable state appointments. bmh
civil and military: has been q colonel,
legislator and magistrate he mi,s
have accumulated riches as readily as,
ny man in Kentucky-but he prstsys h,
aooods, where you see him in the drcsa
the toughest, poorest hunter"
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/ Fashionable Dry Goods.

The Subscribers have received by The
|Ships Armata and Ariadne from Liver.
pool. ninety packages seasonable dry
goods, purchased by one Of the firm, di-
rect from the manufactures, for cash
(which they offer on reasonable terms foI
money or the usual credit for approved
paper.
JOHN g. REUBEN WRITER'S.
May ii
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For Sale or Hire,

A Blacksmith, who has commanded :
forge for 5 or 6 years. He is a young
man OF great bodily strength; and gooe
dispositions. I will not sell him out Of
the state OF Maryland. Persons wilkins
leo purchase or hire will apply to
Frederick d, Stone,
Port Tobscco, Maryland
May 8 eo6Hi
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INTERESTING EXTRACTS
OF letter from sn officer at Fort Ossage,
Missouri Territory, April s9th, 1916.
to the editors of the Columbian.
I" We were ordered to this post, where
we arrived on the S4lh of March, from
Belle Fontaine, Is miles above st. Lou
is. This fort is beautifully situated on
the bank of the Missouri river, about 400
miles above its mouth, aKd on the boun-
dairy line between the Missouri territory
and the Indian lands not yet purchased.
There are three or four small settlements
on the river between this post and it,
mouth. Cur nearest white neighbors are
those of Boon'S settlement, about 100
miles below US, near the mouth of lie
Nome river, and about so miles above
the moth OF the Usage river. The great
er part of the country between this place
and the meath of Missouri. over " hich /
have travelled or hunted, is equal or su
perior to any part of the United States
in point of situation and fertility and,
unless some unforeseen occurrences
should prevent, this vast tract must one
one day be the garden of Ameyica.
Our nearest residents and daily visit
ors are the Big and Little Usage nations
and the Cav natioa: soma of these tribes
are always with US. They are numerous
\ powerful, but friendly to US. The
laway and Sane nations are below US Oh
che Grand river; they arc frequently
With us. Though they took an active
part 'nthe late war against Is, they nov
|protesss friendship-bus we keep . shari
|eye on their conduct. None Of the tribes
arther north Oh west have visited u.s.
come OF them are expected in the course
Il the summer-they are not SO friendly !;
lshey continue to commit murders anu
obberies. particularly when they meet
sur hunters near the mountains or Spa
lish lines. A MIR. Greenwood, hue
ier and trader, came ints'ths'ierts !s"l