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July SIS
Twenty Dollars Reward.

Ny SLAVE. known by the name Of
Ben Mad, about 20 years of age, who was
employed by tie City Canal Company
abscohded from said employ on or about
the 25th of March last---he is stout,
we'll made negro, ard probably may shew
a false pass. | will pay Forty Dollars
if he is taken out of the district. or Twen.
ty il taken within and secured In any
Jail, and reasonable charges paid. re-
quest the TAILOR as soou as said negro Ben
Mud, is in his custody, to give me intor,
nation at Piscataway post oshce.
Leonard Mutsd,
Near Beantown, Md.
July s stf
Messrs. Gales and Seaton vii! please
publish the above and send their account
10 this office.
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Charles County Court,
July

.udrch Term, b6t6.
On application to Charles County Court
by petition in writing Of Patrick Giaon,
OF Charles County, for the benefit Ct the
act OF assembly Tor the relief Of sundry
insolyent debtors. passed at NoSember
session enc thousand cisht,hun;'r,d and
five, and the several supplements there.
to, on tie terms mentioned therein. q
schedule Of his property and lit Of his
creditors on oath as far as he can ascer.
tain them, accompanying his petition
land the court being satisfied Ey sarppe.
tent testimony that the said Patrick DIG
on has resided two years Immediately
preceding the time Of his application IN
tie state of Maryland: 1t is thereul OF
ordered and adjqdged that the said ia
trek D'roa, by causing copy Of this.
|order to be inserted in some one Of the
newspapers edited in the district of Co
|iumUia, once week for two months. be
fore the third Monday in August next,
|give notice to his creditors to appear be-,
fore the said court at the court house ia
|Charlestown, on the said third Monday
!of August neat, Tor the purpose of re-
trustee for their benefit,
and sbew cause if any they have. Why
the said Patrick Uiecn should not have
the benefit Of the act of assembly as pfayS
led. Test.
JOEu BarGea. c. C.
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A&1CTIOY.

-4l Z Il vi. u e.f-
viii be sold, at public sale, on Monday
the 9Th inst. at four O'clock, at adams
Herbert q Cos. wharf, the following
Articles now landing from ship FaiI
\ Trader, Captain Basset, from Bre..
men---
$50 packages German Hollow Glass and
Crockery Ware, consisting Of
Pint and half pint Wine Bottles
Ditto Porter ditto.
Ditto and 10. do. Gin jugs
Milk and Meat Pans
Rutter Jars
Water Pitchers
Apothecaries' Pots, assorted, &c. &c.
200 Demijohn J.
Terms made known at place of sale.
r. 6. .Harsteller.>
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Port of Alexandria.
G. A plain, well disposed

LAD, Of Eighteen or twenty years ofage,
who has some little knowledge of ,ac-
counts. and one who thinks he would not
be spoiled by good treatment, may hear
of enpioymentin store By applying at
this Office. His character for sobrietv and
attention to business, must be satisfacto-
ri!v established One from IKE country
would be preferred.
July 6 cow
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The Members of the Co. having Cor Sc
vcrai years past paid bus Little attention
to the objects for which it was incorpo-
rated, 1t is now earnestly requested dat
the Members will generally attend this
meeting or appoint proper persons to re-
present them The present state of the
navigation it is highly necessary for them
to be made fully. acquainted With, thai
they uay give the necessary directions
tor whatever werks may still be wanted
to complete the summer uaylgat,on-
these directions will be better attended
TO if given by respectable meeting OF
the members. It is further necessary that
the Co. should be fully acquainted eth
the state of its finances: these informa-
tions can only be obtained through the
Board Of Directors, which it is hoped
will on this occasion attend prepared to
give the in.ormations wanted.
a STOGKHOLDER,
July . law
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Potomac Company

A meeting OF the stockholders of the
Potomsck Company, will be held ct
M'Laughlip's tavern. Alexandria, On
Monday the 9Th OF August, next. at IL
O'Clock, to appoint president and d.
rectors to said company. BY order Of the
board,
JOSEPH BREWER, Treas.
July 2 co1st
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icdil5 y vL5oonCt1 5 s,vs W" q - 49,
man. Capt Essten, Of the schoons
Charles Stewart, of New-Orleans, who
had been a prisoner eight months, made
his escape, taking the centinel along witt
him. Fire other Americans reihaiil
at Santa Martha yet as prisoners
Santa Fee surrendered to the royalists
on the 9Th May. Alerillo was repulsed
three times, and had lost most of his al,
my, particularly his officers. From &C
counts at Santa Martha, Bolivar is max
ing great progress against the Royalists
The island Of Margaretta and Cuman
had surrendered to him, & be was making
way to Caracas. and supposed thence to
cross the country to the river Magdale.
ma, tointercept Morillo.
Meg Fork, Juiy Q.
Captain Pierce, OF the Eliza Pigot, sail
ed fiom Lisbon on the first OF June, at
which time American corn paid tolera
bic profit. Flour was less in price than
at this market.
Captain P. read London papers al
Duf's house as late as the 10th Of Ma,
which contained good deal ofnews from
France relative to the disturbance in that
unsettled country. and Of the probability
of a further change in the French minis
try.
Captain P. also states, that two BuenesI
Ayres privateers, one a corvette of 22
guns, commanded by captain Brown.
and manned principally with Englishmen,,
were cruizing of'Cadiz. This fact had
created much alarm to the merchants aud
government OF Cadiz. There were no
armed vessels in port to protect their
commerce; and the frigate Sevarina,
from Vera Cruz, with four millions of
dollars in specie, was daily expected Oh
the coast. 1t was understood that the
frigatc had not full crew, and il was ap
pretended that she was not in situation
TO repel all attack from the privateers.
Captain Gray, of the brig Sterling, who
arrived here yesterday afternoon from
TeneHfTe, informs. that the British fri
gate Newcastle, and another in company j
sailed fsem Tencriffn on the 9TH OF May
for st. Helena, with ambassadors from
the allies. and several French nobleinei.
or board.
Captain Gray also informs, that it was
repaired at that place, that the Spanish
government was highly dissatisfied with
the retusa! on the part of the United
States to deliver up West Florida and
that the misunderstanding between the
two governments woald probably lead to-
an Immediate wa;.
ESzz,,=xsSSzczsz sssszszEsxSNEzzzsss
Departed this lie on Wednesday the
Sd instant, after short but painful Ill
ness, which she bore with Christian re-
signation and patience. Mrs. .qnn .i;ffoir-
gen, copsort of Jacob Morgan, Esquire,
OF this place, aud daughter Of Jonah.
Thompson. IN this lady, cut off in the
bloom of youth and height Of usefulness,
We're combined all those graces and vir-
tues which endeared her to society. ane
renders her loss bereavement to her pa !
rents, husband and family. which their
hearts, alas ! too sensibly feel. but Ian
gaase cannot express. La all the rela-
tlons she bore to society she was fault
less. Mrs. Morgan died as she bad lived.
a Gilr!stian--ifi the sure aud certain hope
OF glorious resurrection, through the
merits of her Redeemer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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rabiio Sale.


]. On Monday next, AT half PAST 9 o'clock
will positively be sold without reserve, al
our auction Room, very large collection
of Dry Goods, being the whole stock o.
q person declining business, consisting Of
Cloths
Casimeres s
Cainbrics
Muslins
Dimities
Jeans,
Silks,
Ginghams
Pampaloona Checks
Cambrick, silk, Madras and ether
handkerchiefs
Elegant silk shawls
Do. cotton
Carpetting
Silk and cotton stockings
Rombazetts
Vestings,
Domestic cottons
Do. checks
Do. gipghams
Together with variety of other articles.
GRIFFITH 4 BRAWNER.
July6 IS
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BALrrmonE, July S.

f,, uALTIMUNE, July ., q
Lassst from South-.1merica.
,Aoss spssla Stafford, whoarrived here this
states !, 70 the Coquette, from st. Jago.
Ms,,aaat the frigate Macedonian, capt.
he 9s,s Jon. arrived at Santa Martha ON
iisa. Esa Oh May, with ChristopherHughes
lie A@ lron board as commissioner iron
ssns,,l s 3 government to the Spanisp
SN. e. M @ He again sailed On tn
Ut B,ly earshagena. Messrs. Coepe,
'e0'e' aud Stanley, Of New Or.
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--ALSn-
4 VALUABLE
Female House 1erpmqt,
AND HER CHILD.

The uneypired term (being upwards Of
two years) of the Lease Of the D~eilin..-
House lately occupied by the said deceas-
ed. free of all incumberarces. The erms
will be made known at the time & place
of sale
ALSO,
A small collection of Books.
Sale to commence at half past three
O'Clock in the evening.
P. g. MARSTELLER,
Auctioneer. ,
july SIS
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Consisting IF


One bale Of superfne London broad
cloths, one ditto kersimcres of SUPERB
or eRaIity, MIarseiles veslings, Irish
linens, corded muslins, ginghams, lace.
pelieces, ditto wells. ditto shawls, ditto
handkerchiefs, thread laces, levantine
and damask silk shawls. ditto bandker-
chiefs, silk hose, cotton ditto; kid and
beaver gloves, plain and plaid silks,
Levahtines, Of assorted colours, Leno
aad Book MuslIns, Cambria do. real
India Null Null Muslin, DO: Lawn
Linen Cambric, Canton Grapes, Cotton
Acknowledgements Flag 4 Banc'an.
ma hkfs.-Super IA London Prints
Searsuckers, Furniture Calicoes, Che ks,
Bed-1ickings. Russia shestings, Dow
'tas, Carpetings, &c. &c.
ALSO,
5000 yards Domestic Tow Cloth.
sT Country Merchants will find it to
their advantage to call and examine the
above goods.
THOMAS WHITTLE.
May is tt
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R.H. geo.
sSiSate correspondence, communicated
FOR the Philadelphia Register.
p. g. .Ncy Is.

u
"CADIz, May IS. 1916.
3You will see from the quotations an.
aszed, which we beg to submit for your
Inspection, that the produce of the Unit
g States does not improve in price ; ia
aeed, the reverse is the case, owing in a
great measure, to the large supplies OF
Hour, gram and pulse, on hand, and the
promising appearance of ourcrops.
we do not expect to see any varia-
aoa iovthe better for some time, and up
lsss the enormous prices which leading
s''slss command with you are reduced
np'opoton to what they do here, little
VINO beneficial basiness can be done De-
% y this country and the United
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Public ale
July4-6

On Saturday next the 9th inst. will be
sold at the late dwelling house of VIM.
Smith deceased, all the personal estate
of the deceased, consisting OF household
and kitchen furniture.
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.lfpr IIoth !
..t;le house in Baltimore, dated
liverpool, 18th May, 1916.
orr last circular Communication
aass - srade has assumed more than
ths con- interest. The late low and
adlpa., or;;crs occasioued by the poverty
r sis' CURRIERS', and q redundant supply;
d 'a ,,, u a. export wholly unwarrantsd
Fouss s-oduce ofthe last years crop. It
b us discovered that the stock on hand
~ ss"sa;uaIly small for the season OF the
. aps .a5 rapid advance has resulted.
ysa .sw corn law has hitherto prevented
, ius - supplies, and must continue to Go
sosS * .hs average price Of wheat in the
70 ~ ~. maritime districts for six weeks
wen ,ss;uy any Of the quarter days, which
pfes ssad Tor the 18th August, 10th No
aIs as, 18th February, and 18th May, a.
,sD CUTS 70 sos. or upwards. 1t appears
soau ~ representations ofour coerespon-
, .sa.. n + these districts, that the present
aspo ar above COS, and we have strong
Plss i believe that on the 18th August
rsa.'s Sreisn Grain and flour sill be adj
ne ne. 3 tsr nome use. In that event, tho
mn .l;ap to hazard any decided opinion
uus ~ eroSable prices, we should consl-
N 4, value Of saperine fresh -four
s 70 = oo.,ibly be SIS. a 54s. per bbl. and
I q so'5 wheat, Us a lSs Cd per bashel
dfObs
.,-+,;n with regard to the opening of the
s.v,s. We recommend our friends as a
ns.,',re Of caution, to direct all vessels
,oe,Il 1t Falmouth for orders, and if it
land happen that our own ports are not
. . tits highly probable that France.
s;u ssard az eligible market for the saleI
, S cargoes. The export Of wheat from
H. Unped Kingdom during the last ten
manths, is computed at about 100000
a mai a quantity greater than has ever
1esn sent out OF The country since the
,ssr 1854, in the same period, and. aearly]
.,aral to the average ANIMAL rapport siace|
lies
We shall watch with great attention
tse course Of prices. and hope to an
nounce to our friends. on undouhted au-
t,oritg, aud before the publication of the
Gazette, whether OF not the ports willo.
PEN the 18th August, the next quarter
lay.
We remain, respectfully,
your assured friends,
Rathbeae, Hedgsoay Co.
P.S. May Is.
Apubiic sale of upwards Of two thou
nnasales of Bensals and Surats went
OF with great steadiness Yesterday at
lad q Is lid for the former. and 1Sd
as I'D per lb for the latter. upland 5
have been sold in one or two instances at
ldperib Tor prime quality; Orleans
lsd Esd Sea Islands are quite neg
kcted, but held 2s Adj a es Cd.
Tupentinc, two thirds seft. was sold
two days since lSs Cd per ewt. Tar
would still command lss per Dbl for
ssrgoes. The prices of ashes are very
insettlsd. For tobacco there is little
Rars enquiry.
R. n. & Co.
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For Halifax, n. 5.

Barbados. or the adjacent Islands,
kka 'fhe fast sailing British schoon.
G5Eer Admiral Durham, George Cox
master; hurthen about 100 toss, will take
full freight if Immediate application is
made, and sail in five days wind Y wea
Their permitting. Apply, to the Master
on board. or TO
N. Reilly, at the Store of
John Janney,
Jnly 6 ST.
PRINTING
Neatly executed at the Office OF the A.
lexandria Gazette.
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THIS is to give notice, that the SUBJ
scriber. of Alexandria county. in the dis
trict Of Columbia, has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county letters of
administration with the will annexed. ON
the estate of William Smith, late Of the
county aforesaid deceased All persons
having claims against the said decedsnt;
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof. passed BY the
Orphans, Court, to the subscriber, On or
before the third day Of January. next. or
they may by law be excluded frcm all
benefit to said estate & those indebted
thereto are required to make Immediate.
payment.
Given under. my hand, this tti ID day
of July, 1916.
Riehare c. Norton. Admir-.
with the viii annexed, of VIM
Smith, deceased.
July eo4w
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The MUSEUM VIII be open
for the reception Of Visitors, On .doaday.
Wednesday and Saturday efternoons,
from 8 to 6 O'Clock.
May
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July 6

For Sale, Freight or Charter,
s&sM The barqae Mary, will be rea.
!41Kdy to lead in three or four days.
Joseph Smith.
July 6 st
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Sp ing Goods
July 6

TIE subscriber has just received and
is now opening at his Store few doors
skove the Washington tavern, a com
plete and elegant assortment of
Seasonable Dry Goods,
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81 r,am Liverpool, to a respectable
49, ,..t;le house in Baltimore, dated
ne sirsrpool, 18th May, 1916.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-14

nc srppnsitloa that 1T that very moment
the same t'.ing is going on elsewhere, and
that question 80 deeply Interesting to the
Commo. wealth, is thus deci'ling--all these
VIII impair. SO emnity to the preceding
which W II arouse the attention of your
Fellow Citizens. The probtbility is, that
the sense IT tn people vii, be expressed,
or at least mu-h mere fully expressed.
than by any MEANS which any private as
so iat,ons of citizens can possibly devise.
1T these con je tur.s be correct; ii this
be the hest mo lie OF c tcans the unbiased
sentiments of the majority. is it not the
most froher mode ! And is it not then
f'''ofer tor you To pursue IT it save US
from those irregularities and disturbance
which the other course may possibly pro-
du~e, is it not still more troher for YOU to
pursue Il? The the Constitution docs not
specify it among your rights and duties,
yet these advantages, ] must confess. are
80 considerable. world induce me to ex-
cuse the act.-Excussit Nay, to approve
and applaud it.
Ii is FIR from my intenti'n to deny the
power OF the people to reform their Con-
st,tution without your interposi;ion---I bow
befrre Their Severe; gnty Were you to
become deaf to the voice of Justice, and
accessory tn a scheme of gal ing Cypress
sion. the friends of reform would. Mt every
hazard, adopt the means Of relief. But it
has not come to this desperate crisis--be-
cause the love ofjustce is deeply plrnted
in the hearts of our citizens. We are
Virg;nians-and that character has always
been guarantee against the designs of ty-
rants. The evils which are, complained
Of, may eeasiIy and peac ably redressed.
Every right may be secured without dis
turf,ng the public tranqu 'itv. a bare act
of Ass mbly may quie iy call forth the
voice Of the people.
%. The course, which IS here chalked
on, he's this further advantage that ycu
ex rc'se the least possible power tor this
purpose In fact. can it be called AN cxercis-
of power. when you refrain from giving any
mandate to the people You merely au-
thoriz the 'heriff to re Give their suffra-
ges--if they do not choose to Civ, them,
there is no legal penalty, nor other disad-
vat e. sustained.
II wing 1t in YOUR own power. then, to
save US firm all agitaten-to collect the
sense of tie people most effec,uAlly--
without the sxerc s. of any great substan
tive p wer what followss; bu'ith2ty you may
Property consult theswishes of the people
froUided the defects Of the Constitution be
great enough to warrant such an appeal ;
ire they great enough for this purpose /!
1 his brings me to the 81 proposition.
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TO THE MEMBERS OF THE VIRGINIA
LEGISLATURE.
No. ii.
Gentlemen,


l have attempted to show YOU.
that you ought not to yield to the prayer Of
the Stanton Convention, by calling Con-
vention of the pcople--This was the first
Prohosition with which set out-ThIt,
You ought not to do It 1st. because you
would assume to yourselves more power than
is necessary or proper to be exercised !;
and 2dly. because you cannot take upon
yourselves to pronounce with precision,
what are the 7OiShes Of the heohle.
Nor ought you to do what seems to
be ore shade shor: of this viz. recommend
IT, the people the call Of Convention--be.
cause, YOU would be exercising a species
Of influence not necessary TO the object in
view and instead of pronounsing the Will
of the people. you would attempt to bias il,
You have other and most modest means
for leading to call Of the Convention
and what right have you to recommend
any measure to the people which, after all,
must rest upon its own merits II you wer-
oracles, your recommendation wouli be en-
titled to respect ; but you are no more than
the officers and organs Of the people whom
you affect to advise. The truth is, that as
the Constitution is organized for the ben.
eft of the people, they arc the best judges
of the propricty e amendment II is the
will Of the majority, freely and fairly ex
pressed, which should decide upon the
question Of calling a Convention--but how
Can it be freely and fairly expressed, where
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NEW York, Sepscmbcr 10,

NEW York, september 10.
~ the big Gcoryii, cap. Smith "A 50
days from Nan Z. we have rcccivsdthe pa
prrs Of TINT place 60 the LIST of August, *
Paris dates to the 9Th OF JAY incus,ve.
They state shat Algiers, appsised Of The
hostile iutentidns OF the itish were mas
king great exertions for defence taat they
were removing al, their treasures to the
interior. aud had expressed DIT rnina,i-
On to s'criice al their sea port WINS ,a-
ther thaN subHiit to the deman S of the
Christians.
There was no political, rews IN nee.
[lfer. .4dz'.
L tiers merton. that III vim, ce.wj.i
be had this year in France. The weather
is REPRESENTED to hav hcen ,e'y cod, and
the rains inccssant: T1hus y 6 fi's tiiaf IN
Franc, as well as in Germany, Holland,
anl England, tae season a.. BEEN tlestru-,
tive and vet
Sir Ri. Wilson, Capt Hutchinson & Mr..
Bruce, the three gentlemen who assisted
Lava!lelte i'll makins his escape }. ave been
released from prison. and h,Ve hsen o.
dered u .eare france. The former was
going immediaS, ly to London, Hutchinson
To RECON his corps at Camt-ai, & Bro e
was TO marry Mss Csobie, auA DE-. part fer
Ialy.
:, A Russian squadron was expected in the
und,which squad on has on .oarci troops
to replace hose th 1t are on the frontiers Of
France. The a.g ship has on toard BIZ
dial presents from the Emp ror of Russia
to i.fs SCR tae Prnc IS of o ang>.
By decree of l. us, foreign n aunfac-
tured goods e cotton and wool, are rigid-
Y prohibited from being imported INTO
France.
Cen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has been on
deinnrd to ii ath by the Council Of War,
at Lyons, FROM which senteacc he hiss APP
Peace. Gazekle.
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he part of the prosecution. vii make Il
unnecessary for the General to INTRODUCE
any of his. How will this trial read, when
recorded with the events and history four
late war; There is ccnsure and cond, m
nation due some where, and l feel :, pride
III having it in my power to state, that the
public mind appears to know very we'll
where to FIX il. Here, there is but one OPT
nion--that he has been NAL. treate -
There is as auch feeling excited here, in
has behalf, As there ever was in the case Of
any individual Since our independence. -
DiED-A' the re>' .i.se al his ucle Mr. john
fayne, near Cran"v- Island, Norfolk County, Oh tie
mosning Of "Wednesday iie i,h lass, UsEam Il.
Hichdrds'n. eldest son of Captain William Rich
ar''son OF This City, the 18Th year OF las ssc--
deeply lsmen;ei by lis friends.
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10 JHF, fs7DTIO1iR-,lated

Ne1O York, In SEPT. 1916.
Z" The General Court Martial was orea-
nized on the ID Instant, contormably W tn
tie order from the Department Of War,
and on the 5th proceeded to the invesiiga-
ton. The first charge, with its speclfica-
,ions, were OBJ 'cted to by the judge Ad-
vocats. on the ground Of limitation this
EVIL was, however, remedicd by the accu.
sed having waved every advantage gnaran-
teed 60 him by that article Of war. and ex..
pressed his most anxious solicitations for am
enquiry into the charge but the Court
dec dei they were not competent to take
cognizance Of it--heuce it was quashed.--
AS yet little has been done M witnessh has
been examined but Lieut.. Col. Trin,ble.
the prosecutoT---aud Ills testimony goes,
most unequivocally, to acquit the General
Of every fact set forth in the charges, 50 far
as he has been examined--and entertain
very little doubt, but the testimony, on