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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-16
October II
Notice

4NObiCC
THIS is to give notice, that the sub.
|scriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of Charles County, in Maryland.
letters of administration on the personal
estate Of BENJAMIN ROVE, late Of
Charles County, deceased: Al, persons
having claims against the said deceased
|are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, on or before
the first day Of May next, they may o
|therwise by law be excluded from all be-
|neft of said estate. Given under my
hand this 9th day of October, anne DOM
|ni 1916.
/ have authorised Richard Rowe to col
Iect all monies due to she above estate il
Charles Ceuaty.
Thomas M. Davis, Admir-.
October IL d3w
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QuIGLY's

Burr Mill Stone JManiyactory.
WyHE subscriber has received large
supply of BURR BLOCKS, direct
from France and has commenced max
ing Burr Mil Stones, at his shop, upper
end of King street, near the store of MIR.
sQes Anderson, where he can, on a
sDrt notice. furnish Stones of any size,
warranted equal to any in the United
states, and on the most reasonable terms.
Michael Quigly.
april 6 II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-16
JAMES ANDERSON,
Informs the public, that ne has sold his
Establishment on King-street, to
Messrs. English and Poe,

who will continue the business hereto
fore carried on by him, and where he re-
quests all his old customers to call.
All those indebted to him on note OF
book account, are requested to call ant
settle either with himselfe with Englisf
&. Poe, who are fully authorised to re
csiye any debts due to him.
b. Octoher 9 colin
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To Let

10 Let.
A CONVENIENT frame Dwelling
IN House on Pitt-street near to Prln
|cess-street, contaipg six good rooms and
fitted to accommodate one or two tam,
|iies--with GROUND newly fenced in fol
a large sarden--two or three springs o
GOOD water near ihe premises. Posses
sion will be gwen Immediately. For terms
IMandeuille g Larfnoiir.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-16
District Of Columbia, to .cit;

y ~ ,
BE IT RE IEMEERpn
That on the eleventh day Of S.
TENDER, in the forty 6rst yesrr
the Independence Of the Upasi
States Of America, WILLIAM
Il. S.) CRANCH, Of the said distE.s
hath deposited in this Office i.
Z title of a book, the right whers,
81 he claims as author, in tho wori,
following, to wit:
" Reports Of Cases argued and a.
Judged in the Supreme Court If the 8
States, in February term, 1912, andp.'
bruary term, 1918. Vol. VI. BY m.
ham Cranch, Chief Judge Of the Cif{rt
Court Of the district of Columbia. p.
thus igReratio juris litigiosa est guam Il,
.entia. "Cic. de legibus, dial. -
In conformity to the act OF the Can,
gress of the United States, intituled ass
act for the encouragement Of learning. H.
securing the copies OF maps, chats s1
books, to the authors and properties d
such copies, during the times therel
mentioned"
G. DENEALE, Clerk
Ofthe District Court Of Columbia.
september 10 eo4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-16
Thomas Il. Martin,
Corner Of FART far q King streets
HAS JUST RECEIVED
AIarge quantity Of
NORTHERN HATS,
SeME or FIRS7 QUALIT1
R(lSTON HATS,

And other kinds, IN addition 20 q large
and general assortment Of bis own manu-
tacture, which enables him to offer 2
snore extensive assortment, and WHICH g
he can sell on better terms than any ever
sold in this place before. Those VINO
wish to purchase by the quantity had Des'
call and Judge for themselves.
October 10 OF
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New Publications,
JUST RECEIVED, FOR SALE By
JAMES KEN.NEDY e SON.

JsdJME5 AEsNsN ELF g cOsss
BOOKSELLERS,
|Eustacess celebrated travels In Italy
Travels of Ali Bey
|Hobhouse's travels in Albania
|SaIt's travels in and account of Abyssinia
The history of the late War
Antiquary, a novel
--- Father as he should be, do.
Lorimer, DO.
Valentines Eve, do.
Rhoda q do.
Paris Chit-Chat
Sequel to the Paris Spectator
Headlong Hall. a satirical novel
Paired, not matched, do.
Ballad Romances, by Miss Porter
Mador OF the Moor, poem, by ]. Hogs
Expected daily By the General Smith
from LiTerpool,
I A handsome assortment of London
Stationary, in which are great variety
lof very elegant gentlemen's pocket books,
ladies' thread cases II Purses, also pen
knives of very superior quality. Parti
lculars in future advertisement.
October s eOtf
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First quality Goshen Cheese

Just recsipsd and for Sale,
A few casks Goshen Cheese
Picked HOLSTERS in kegs
Tongues and Sounds, etc. etc.
ON HAND.
A general assortment Of Groceries as
usual.
William Garner.
October III TT
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-21
JUST RECEIVED
FOR SALE BY

FOR SALE BY
JAMES A.EJl:N'EDY md son,
Booksellers, King-strcet:
|, The new Tariff Of duties
brakes natural and statistical view b
Cincinnati and the Miami Country
Brackenadge's Journal Of . voyage Vi
the Missouri 2
Mawe's travels in Brazil to the gole
and diamond mines q
Parks last travels in Africa, with ar
account OF his death It
blorier's journey through Persia apf
Armenia to Constantinople
Terms OF communion, with .particu
lar view to the Baptists and Psedo Bap.
fists, By Robert Hall, MA.
Sermons to masters and servants, pub.
iishcd by the Rev. Mr.. ,ieade
The whole works of Mrs. Hannah
More, including her essay on the ellarac-
Ter and writings Of St. PV'f
Rhymes on Art, by Martin Arches
Sllee
HE emporium Of ais, complete, in 5
volumes, with many beautiful engeay
mes
Bells ensravings Of the muscles and
5oints--with macy other valuable pab!i
cations.
Stationary articles Of the first quality
consisting Of fine British hot pressed and
gilt letter paper; Langstroth's fine thin
ditto; British 4 American ink powdo
Dutch, English and American quilts -
black lead pencils, and Crayon's camels'
hair ditto; Reeves's best water colors in
boxes and single cakes; silver pencil ca.
yes handsomely assorted; zen knives Of
superior quality, from to s blades; mo.
rocco pocket BOOKS and note cases !; asses
skin tablets ;ssilk and morocco leathet
purses mathematical instruments, scales
and dividers; pewter, glass, wedgewood
and pocket ink stands portable desks.
complete sealing wax Il waters; Ger
man flutes: Rssealets and flies, music a
dapted to each: masic- paper Of sppcrio
kind, and blank mpsic books: bank, re-
cejpt and memorandum books: copy ant
cyphering books ofliine paper lsdgcrs.
journals and day books Of all sizes: re-
cord books.
Blank books Of every description made
on the shortest notice, with fine paper.
and patent ruling and binding, &c.
- Binding, in general, executed in,
the most elegant and fashionable style.
august 81 eotf
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FIVE DO !. LARS Reward
. Los. or Wislaid,.

. e.
A " old Biar'. Morocco Pocket Book,
tied round with a green silk string.
containing besides the annexed list Of
ndtes, sundry other papers which can be
If no use to any person but the owner,
payment being stopped. i vii: give the
above reward to any person that will re-
turn the Book with its contents to
MGRl MILLER.
n. B. The pocket book contained no
money.
1914. Nev. 90. Wan. Ycaton, SITS
Or cents, al 6 months.
1878, July IS. Elicit Muse, l50 at
so days.
Sept. so. Custom House Debsnture
Rona, io4, SO, payable 9th September
1916.
1916, April 2. James M,noweil, e
81, on demand.
May s, Joha At'Phersoa and Son. 25o(
at Go DAYS.
months.
August rs. John II. Cease acceptance
i Wm. I LueIbe;t's order, 81 oS q
days.
Sept. TO, r: s. Marsteller loa Or
60 do.
WIN. SINS and Denis Johnson's join
bond for 458 SIS due Ia June last.
! September 5
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-21
FALL GOODS,
Consisting Of

~ StsSe'es--fC 49, u
nest Imperial Saxon. fine and coarse
Cloths and Cassimeres
Point. rose and striped Blankets
FIuslIngs, Coatings, Plans aud Kerseys
Flanneis assorted and Bookings
K;derminster q Venetian Carrctting and
Hearth Rugs
Plain and Fancy yVaistcoating
Irish Linens. brown ditto, Long Lawns,
plain AMI nsnsask D;aperr
Low priced asd 6ae Callsaes and Cling.
hams
Malabar and Madras Handkerchlefs anu
DiDities
Fancy MusIins IN assorted trunks
Mems, womeus' and childrens' white
and ealored Cotton Hose
Pins and Buttons.
He daily expects the balcacs OF 'iis Goods
per ship General Smith.
Also on HAND,
An sssortment OF Il0MESpUNo AM!
5 GERMAN LINENS as usual.
F. FF & r I Bnpont's Brandywipe
GUNPOWDER s
MURDoCH's BEST L. T. MADEI-
RIA. WINE in pipes, half pipes and a.
casks-& few casks from other houses.
September 10 OF
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Piano Forte.

A London made square Piano Forte
of superior tore, with six legs-addition
al Keys and Pedal-.ene complete sett o
extra Strings andsa tuning tia9mer.
on HAND.
A London made square Piano Forte
with beautiful Case, four legs-addition
II Key and Pedal.
Robert Gray.
July Il.
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For Freight or Charter.
HUGH Smith &c Co.

Hayevsceived BY the ship Bestns from
Liverpool,
An additional supply which, with their
stock on haad, enables them to offer for
aale, q general assortment Of CHINA.
GLASS and f AR THEN WARE, at rea.
sonahls prices.
They QRsr for sale,
A few tons ossstots
Pipes in bsxes, md SIS
Dry white and rel Lead in casks,
Sept. II dlweou
3 The National fntellissncer, Winches-
Ger Gazette aud LeesblFg Washington
An. will please insert the above for three
weeks and forward their ascasnts to this
eiice.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-21

Aug. 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-21

NE, WILL TAKE
: MERCHANTS BANK NOTES,
On reasonable terms, for Goods, among
which we hayu parcel of Crocker5
Ware.
D. s. II, KooNEs.
Aus. e1
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-21
,Dissolutioa q Partnership.

.f.s +
THE Partnership of Janney, Morgan
y Go. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
George Janney,
John Morgan,
Joseph caches.
The business in future win be conduct.
ed under she frinrot
Brsden, Morgan y Go.
Robert zBraden,
Jshn Morgan,
Joseph caches.
Who have received by the ship Boston
and brig Thomas from Liverpool their
FAN Goods, among which are
Superiine and second cloths
do do cassimercs
Double milled drab cloths and cas-,
simeres
Pelisse cloths
Flannels, bookings and bazes
Striped and rose blankets
Lambs woodland .worsted hosiery
Fulled gloves
Cords and velyets
Waistcnafing, sec-
Sept II Sw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-21

s The monuments Of the Fine Arts and
the natural Science of which the French
plundered Spain during their domination.
have been once more received at Madrid.
Captain Don Nicholas Minaser had been
ordered to conduct them here. We shall
therefore have the satisfaction to see re-
stored to our museums these precious OBJ
iects which were supposed to have been
embarked for England or board the Dutch
ffigate the Amstett, according to the con-
lecture of some Journalists, enemies of
the glory and generosity Of Lord Well
lington, whose name will be ever dear to
the Spaniards. We are indebted to the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-21
REMOVAL.

i. C.. C.aZ En- or 81,
Has removed his Store higher up King
street, cog er Of 4Alfred,strset, and has
Just received per Ship Boston, frsin III
yERrooL, the major part Of his
r0nnC
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-21
FAIsE GOODS.

JosypH J.ANlNEY has isaporsed in
Inc shin Boston, Captain Finley, Just ar.
Z r;yed from Easiand, a large and genera
\ assortment ef FALL GOODS. which are
offered for sale By the package or piece
3 mo. Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-09
BOB COASTER.
foa THE GAZETTE

FOR THE GAZETTE.
The writer of the Baptist, in the third num-
Der, has strangely mistaken the meaning of hi.
text. The Jews were offended with the dis
-cipies OF Christ for plucking few ears OF
corn on the Sabbath. This, they ignoranty
supposed, was a violation of the day. But
Jesus defended the conduct of his disciples,
and reminded them, that the Priests perform
ed various services in the temple on The Sab
bath, and were bameless; though, according
to the superstitous notions of the self-iighteous
Jews, even these services were PROCLAMATION
of sacred time. 1.-The Priests He said, sin
the temple, profane the Sabbath, and are
blameless." This text, Tin the words of the
writer OF the Baptist,) contains severe re-
proof of those who neglected TO practice what
they preach. The error respecting the pro
fanation of the Sabbath at the present day is
equally great. We know of no congregation
al minister who prostitutes his pulpit to
political purposes. They are certainly
as little liable to such an imputatiou, as the
preachers OF any persuasion. Ii sense of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-09
e Nerer more Pfosperous.o

noticed an extract in your last paper from
the United States Treasury Report relating to
the emolument of the Custba-hsuse officers
The emoiument of the Collector of this port
for l8l5was 1926 dollars this TO be sure
may be considered as a very moderate sum
for one years salary by the party, which, be-
fore came into power, were constantly
preaching up democratic economy, and crying
out against federal extravaganza. But what
will the democratic sticklers for economy say
when they read that the emoIuments OF the
modest Josiah Hook, Collector OF Castine for
one year, (l8l5) was s l7,949 This is a
pretty round republican salary. 1t would read
well in the red letter book OF George The Sd
or Louis the 18th. 1.-THE system that pours
into the lap Of an individual in one year, such
an enormous sum, does not Cypress the many
for the benefit of few, il would be singular in
deed. This, however, is the system OF par
~ which makes great pretensions TO "kbery
and eqnohty;" and, in the opinion OF disiater-
easd democrats, can do no wrong.
BOB COASTER
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-09

fortunate Louis XVI. to the fcaffold were
goo, and the Chamber of Deputies by
800 voices has condemned, on the day of
the Kings fate, all the Regicides to BAN
ithment. The fra body was competed
of jans eui9ttss, the lat of the richelt and
mof learned men of the country. What
oontrah ; how terrible to the guilty
mind and how proudly honorable to
the jua one
The SpanifE General, O'Reiily, failed
from Cadiz the latter end Of Jan. in a
merchant veilel, bound to Lima. to take
command of all King Ferdinand's forces
in Peru and its dependencies.
On the sd of Feb the following Span
ifh chips Of war failed from Cadiz. for
Carthagena, in America. viz. Alta, 81 ;
La. Prueba, A La Bameraida, "A VAL
lador, l8 They are badly manned.
The Spaniih Generals, Balleferos and
Caftanos, are lentenced to serve as CON-
mon folders.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-09
SEPARATION OF MAINE.
No. TX.
To Tie People Of the District of Maine.

TO the People Of the Districtof Maine.
In forming an estimate Of our political
blessings, we are always too much disposed
to confne our views and attention to objects
immediately before our eyes and seldom 10
extend them forward to future events or dis
tant considerations. A ulse politician, in de-
Gliding ON the prudence or utility Of a measure
proposed, will at once look to consequences
and bringing to his aid knowledge Of history
and of the habits and propensities of mankind,
he will shape his conduct accordingly. The
event of this species Of foresight and prudent
calculation, has been the ruin Of thousand
systems and proved tie folly Of man in
ioiniing his opinion without consulting remote
ehects.--ln regard to Separation of Maine,
hundreds are advocating the, measure who can
assign no reason for their conduct or opin-
ions who have no distinct view of any thing
beyond the FIRST movements of new govern
ment--and who see nothing but nezc eapitof
Ia new adte-house and state officers OF our
own. They never once dreamt of any thing
beyond the +" honeymoon" of Separation.
My friends, let US extend our views forward,
and examine the consequences Of pIsnEx-
"ffN"''"' VI thh SomMoANEAL1h. hos
alone in considering this as SOLID and immops-
able objection against the measure proposed
Many OF the States in the Union arc much
more populous than Massachusetts they
have numbers and srealh in abundance, and
are extensive in territory yet we find them
respectively united among themselves and by
their union and combined exertions, retaining
their high standing and political importance
and though political distinctions, may occasion
some disagreement, yet as to every thing re-
lating TO their Sovereignty and pozcer as states;
they always act in concert.--ln these respects
VIRGINIA, PENsyIvANIA, and New YORK, are
giving us an example of the highest value.
In Massachusetts only, do we find portion Of
the people continually accusing the govern
ment OF their own choice of disregarding their
interests and expressing and disgracing them =
and then calling for Separation from the
great and respectable family, of which they
have SO long been happy members. Ina
government like ours, where the nation con-
sists Of number of Independent Sovereignties,
1t is OF the last importance that those Soyer-
eighties should continue-nct in name only,
but IN influence and power so as to operate
as salutary checks to the power Of the Union,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-09
qgRottCapS.
Tuesday, April 8, 1916.

bYNour summary OF votes received, the e.
lection OF Gen. Brooks and a majority OF Fed
traiists, i'll TIE Senate, appears sufficiently
certain.-The increase OF democratck votes
since the last year may in some places be al
tributed to the superiour zeal, perseverance
and activity of that party, whom defeat never
disheartens, and whom miscarriage never de-
presses. Other causes of local nature have
materially deducted from the number of fed
eralsts in many parts Of the Commonwealth
From our commercial towns, many are absent,
whose votes we know would have greatly in-
creased the federal majority. But while we
can reasonably account for some losses, no
apology can be offered for those, who call
themselves friends TO our cause, yet in cold
neglect or stupid inaction suffer the election
to pass without effort and without exerlion--
No object, moral Oh political, can ever be OBJ
tanned without industrious, steady and I'M
wearied perseverance in the pursuit. II is
worse than folly TO sill down and give our wish
es tor the success OF good cause, while we
neglect the means 10 ensure success-a con-
slant struggle is necessary TO preserve in their
purity, the political, moral and religious instr
tutens of our country. Are these worth the
trouble Ii so, those who will not lend their
influence when il may be eifecual, ought new
or to murmer when the rod oil the oppressor
falls heavy upon them. 1t is too much the
fashion TO employ good pilots in dangerous
waters and iempestuous weah her, and TO turn
them adritl when the hazards seem over, re-
gardiess OF future consequences and nsensible
to every -Fincipie oil honour and gratitude.
Such has been SO frequently the case in repub-
ilcks, that their ingratitude has been proyerbial
IN history. Democracy has been the destroy
ing angel of many Republicks. II we have
publick virtue enough in the community to
preserve the blessings we enjoy by slecting
the y use aud good for our public officers, the
ark OF our political safety will assuredly fall
into the hands of its enemies.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-09

" open to the learned, and to thofe who
are curious for the accurate knowledge
OF all that pertains TO the records of that
wonderful people, the ancient Ifraelites.
[Manebejfer Exchange Herald.
The following was the preamble to the
publication of the HOLY LEAGUE, at
ST. Petersburgh -
ST PETERsBURGH, JAN. 10.
The following is the Manifelto which
bis Imperial Majefy publithed on Chriit-
mas Day
"By the Grace of God, We. Alexan.
der the Firf Emperor and Autocrat
of all the Rullias, &c. hereby make
known
6" AS we have feen from experience,
and from the unhappy consequences that
have refulted to the whole world, that
the cour(e of the politica. relations in
Europe, between the Powers has not been
founded on thofe true principles upon
which the wisdom of God in his revela-
tions has founded the peace and prof
perity of all nations.
We have confequently, in conjunc.
ton with their majes:ies the Emperor
of Aultria, Francis the Firf, and the
King of PruiIia, Frederick William, pro.
ceeded tn form an alliance between US,
ito which the other Christian Powers are
invited to accede,) in which we recipro.
cally engage. both between ourselves and
in refpect to our fubjects, to adopt, as
the fole means to attain this end, the
principles drawn from thewcrds and doc
trinss Of our Saviour Jelns Chr:ft, who
breaches not to live in ermity and hat
red, but in peace and love. We hope
and implore the blefing of the MoA
High may this iacred union be confirm.
ed between ali the powers for their gen.
eral good, and deferred by the union oil
all the reit) nayno one dare to fall of
fron. it. We accordir ely iub loin copy
of This union ordering it to be maze gen
orally known, and read in all the church
eS.
I" St Petersburgh on The day of ths
birrn of our aaviour, 2s,h Dee. 1915.
:" The orieii al is Gsned by his Impe.
rial Majefty's own hand.
ALEX sNDER !"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-09
14M Congress.....First Session.
IN SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27

Bank.-The bill was amended so that
Congress shall have the right to aanul the
charter a, any time within l2 months after
the lst of Feb. next, if the Bank should no,
then BE- established. Subscriptions to be
commenced OF the lst of July next.
A motion to-assign a proportion OF Stock
to each State, according to It's representa-
ton, and to authorize each State 10 require
branch, was negaiived.