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Office.
TIE all 1olom il man Concern.

TIE all 1chom it mag Concern
NTOu are hereby notified, that the D;>
il rect Tax. for 1916. has become
due and payable, and that attendance
will be given 10 receive the same at the
following times and places, viz:
At Fairfax court house, on Monday,
2lst October and 4th November.
At CeRtreyil!e, tuesday ed
At Gum Spring, "Wednesday Esd
At Aide, Thursday Gath
At Middleburg, Friday 25th
At Uppervil!e, Saturday 26th
At Uniontown, Monday 2Sth
At Capt. Gregg's sore, Tuesday setl
At Pumpkint0wn. Wednesday 50th
At Smiths cross Vads, thursday slst
At Ifiissborough, Friday lst Noycmbei
At John Cannards', Saturday 2d
AZ Sol. Yichroy's store. Monday 9TH
At Sauder's store, Tuesday 9Th
AT Waterford, Wednesday Gin
:, At Leesburg. from the 18th October to
tAe 1lth Noyember
Al GAINESVILLE, Tuesday 18th Nov.
At Wiley's, Wednesday 18TH
At the cross roads, Thursday 18th
AT Wrcns' Friday 18th
at West End, Saturday 10Th
Eat Fairfax court house, Monday 18th
AT Colchester, "Wednesday 29th
At Motifs in Alexandria, lor non-resi
dents, Thurday 2iss.
And that correct capH--s Of The tax lists
eema'n with the prineinai assessor of 'his
collectioe district, oi,.a to the inspection
2iaay persou who may apply to inspect
the same.
soha Littleiehn, Collector
OF tie Reycnue faf the 22nd
Collection District Virginia,
October 2 ~ tal-tNov
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October
+. sales at auction.
On WednesdGys and Saturdays

On WednesdGys and Saturdays
WILL BE OFFERED,
At the Auction Office on Union street,
Between King and Prince
A N extensive and general assortment
N Of seasonabe Goods. of British,
French, German, India, and Domestic
Manufacture. which will be we'll select
ed, ard well worthy the attention Of
town and country merchants ard others;
as the undersigned will be abundantIy
supplied from the manufactors and their
friends in Boston, New York and Phia-
delphia-ahich will give to gentlemen an
Opportunity of laying in their goods on as
good terms as they can be in those cities,
taking into view the diffe nee of Ex-
change, etc. e'..
The particular description OF goods
will be advertised in the papers Of the
day.
Consisnments strictly attended to and
liberal advances made If desirable.
John Jackson & Co.
AuctioEeers:
Ntynslher ~
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Bryan Hampson & Co.
Offer for Sale,

Offer for Sale,
60 hhds fsst quality Barbados sugar
Is do and 40 barrels Cd quality do.
so chests imperial. young hyson and
souchong teas
Prime green coffee
10 hhds and so barrels molasses
10 puncheons 4th proof fiue Jamaica
10 do Sd proof Antigua do.
6 do New-England do.
half pipes and 10 quarter casks old
Madeira zine
s pipes Lisbon do
Is quarer casks sweet Malaga do
50 boxes soap
IS do mould candles
SO do pipes containing 8 gross each
500 los Bengal s Spanish flote Indigo
PimeRto. pepper. race ginger,
Green copperas. alum, madder
Fig blue, wrapping paper
10000 bushels Liverpool fine. and
ground alum, salt
500 sacks do
And constant supply of the best
loar for family use.
October 16
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puBllsHED DaLr 81 s. sNoNDE RoYA-sTREET ALEXANDRIA
HIDES.

$500 heavy, dried, River Plate Hides,
fer sale by
John and Thomas NEWELL,
or Daniel Somers.
september q
RP The editors of the Fredericktown
Herald, and Winchester Gazette, are
requested to give the above advertise
ment three insertions, and send their ac-
counts to this office.
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Caldwell and Jackson,
Offer lo,c, for Cash, at their Store,

Caldwell and jackson,
Offer lo,c, for Cash. at their Store,
Corner Prince & Union streets
pipes old l. 2 Madeira wine
8 quarter casks old port ditto
Q pipes 9 years Old dry Lisbon ditto
go dozen old port in bottles
punsheoDs Sd and 4th proof rum
8 ditto cherry bounce
4 hogsheads sugar
90 barrels ditto
4 hogshsads molasses
10 key. best chew ng tobacco
1000 VT soai leather
SO sides upper ditto
200 sacks ground alum salt
50 ditto fine Liverpool do
$40 bashels St Ubes do
S tons shOt, different sizes
Powderin cannisters & kegs
200 demiiohns
50 gin cases
E boxes fresh sweet uil
50 thousand segars
tUUU CWs seine fwine
Quart, pint, half pint decanters and
tumbiers; mouth and dipped candles Of
different s'zes--wjth general assert.
alent of groceries.
November
dissolution of Partnership
THE co-partnership of Richard SIade
& CO. was dissolved by mutual consent
on the 2ist inst.
The business will be in future conduc-
ted by Richard Slade, the only remain
ing partner of the late firm, he having
purchased the entire interest of the whole
concern.
JAS. ANDERSON.
RIGID. SLADE.
Sep. 25
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[4778
NOTICE.

The subscribers. under the Firm of
JOHN JACKSON e Go. tender their
services to their friends and the public
as Auctioneers, with assurances that the
utmost promptness may be calculated on
IN all business confded to their ma
nagement.
JOHN JACKSON,
E. w. SPOFFARD.
October 25
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faIl Fashions of MiIIenery.
n ryember ~

Mrs. MOONEY respectfully informs
the Ladies', that her Fall Fashions are
just opened, for sale.
She has also received SO dozen ladies'
Straw Bonnets, which are offered for
sale at reduced price, by the dozen
or single one.
November IS dew
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A Tailor wanted.

A vacancy is offered by which great
advantage may be derived, if immediate-
ly filled by good Tailor, at Newport,
Charles County. For further particulars
enquire of the Editor of this paper.
November 90 1T
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June 1
Burr Mill Stone Manufacture
.Lnh,n s RrD1iq. and Go.

Respectfully inform thu PUBLIC that
thsy rontinue the MANUFACTURE
Of BURR MILL STONES, on the cor
aer of Patrick and Cameren~stteets, IN
the town of Alexandria, where they are,
eady to receive any orders with which
ihey NAV be favored, and will execute
them with all despatch and in the best
ner.
They haze rgcsirea an assortment Of
Betting Cloths
Of good quality, and intend keeping a
constant supply.
september 2s II
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QuiGLY's
R,,rr NIT Sto,te .3Tan,fnrtory

asliE subscribe has Seceived a large
4 supply of BURR BLOCKS. direct
from frdnce and has commenced max
ing Barr Mil Stones, at his shop. upper
end o. King street, near the store of Mir.
james anderson, where he can, on a
short notice. furnish Stones of any size,
warranted equal to any in the United
States, and on the most reasonable terms.
Michael Quigly.
april s If
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Q. relgA.t,

10. rClg.t,
.s@s The British brig Daster.
al FSSs Trueman Collins, master -
Swe 80, will stow about 1000 barrels,
ssezssxa an excellent vessel and will
ne ready for the reception OF a cargo ina
few days. Apply to
John jackson & Co.
Who have for sale at their Oii!cc on
Union, between King and Prince streets,
she carsoof said brig
l25 tons Plaster, OF superior quality,
Nova Scotia Salmon, and Mackarel in
bbls. picked, snoaked Herrings in box
rs, new Potatoes, Tongues 8 Sounds.
Britisi, Government Bills.
November 5
NOTICE.
Ordered. that an election be held on
Monday the eighth Of December next. at
Sheatter'S tavern, in the third ward, for
IA a,ember to serve in the place of Mr..
linn Mckinney, removed from town.
The election to be held under the di!cc-
tion IF Nessrs. Jchn Roberts, Christie
phcr Nealc and Abraham Faw.
Extract frCm the minutes,
Teste, |. ?. Thompson, 0. c.
November % te
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Exchange Office.

WV 6. NICHOLS has removed his
w Exchange and Brokers Office
to the house lately occupied by Messrs.
James Melvin and Son, and nearly OPP
posite to the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank of Georgetown; where he is ready
to transact all kinds of business in the
Commission LiRe,-and will purchase
stocks, bills and draughts of all descrip-
tons, bank notes and specie.
Persons having distant funds, may al
ways End market by calling on him.
The highes, premiums will always be
given for Boston, N. York Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Charleston, S. {. North Caro-.
lima and Virginia bank notes and drafts.
Georgetown, Nov. 8. 4w
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FallGoods.
The Franklin, from Liverpool, has bro'i
me further supply OF
HarawGre,

Comprising great variety of FALL
GO0DS--Also, early Saring Goods.
among which are. Virginia Hoes, Lon
don Shovels and Spades, improved Cast
steel Sickles, 500 doz. Waldron's prime
and double prime corn, grass and BRAN
bic scythes, Straw Rnives, S tons best
polished Wagon Boxes, 100 smiths an
Wis, (Mousehaie's), aquantity of Vices,
etc. etc. All of which are offered for
sale on uudenisbIe terms.
aicsaFd siade,
October %
- The printer Of the Winchester
Gazette is requested to insert the above
s times.
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SAr,Es AT vENDUE.
- .,,,,, Tuesday and Friday,
I'm ep'' WIII, BE SOLD,

Us WILL BE SOLD,
y, yeniue Store, corner OF Prince
Al 'as and Water Streets,
VARIETY OF
D,u Goods, Groceries, &c.
o....;s,,lars of which will be expressed IN
fSr'i' the bills of the day.
49,. All kind of goods which are on
,;,,ls,st;on and the prices Of which are
, s.s,ablishsd, can at aay time De viewed
es esd v""nrchased at the lowest limitation
ana pii'' p. G. MARSTELLER.
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For New York.

ut II 4 UIk.
In Tho sch"oner Lady romkins,
$780, Basiel Hinant, master.-For
freight or passage apply as above.
For sale, GA board said Schooner,
1900 bu2heis Liverpool blown Salt.
Novenlber If
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Boiling Cloths,

Boiling Cloths.
The Subscriber has justreceired by the
Geaerai liusaa, Captain Weston, from
Amsterdam, a large and elegant assert
ment OF Boiling Cloths, of Superior qua
ity, which viii be offered for sale at til
Store oil MIR James Anderson.
Amos .iielnnder.
October 6 II
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FOB WRIGHT,

FOR FREIGHT,
EES The schooner Union, capt
'gsstsssSS~s..s Brewster, burthen about CO.
t g.IISsfzssss, ,bbls. nearly new, a Superior
sssSs1s's-1s@.za vessel q last sai|er: will take
freight for the West Indies of-Coastwlse,
and be ready fora cargo in few days.
Apply to
LawrasoR and Fowle,
Who have for sale said schooner'S Car.
90 OF
100 tons Plaster Paris
100 boxes nould and dipt candles
40 pieces Russia sheetings, entitled
TO dcben 'ure
S casks and crates, containing din.
inc aud tea sets China
November 81
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april 8
St. Ubes Salt.

1900 bushels St. Ubes Salt, on board
the brig Fame, Captain Perry, for sale
by - :, rox,,, .,,n
November 10
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Exchange Coffee House and
READING-R0O.M.

ryHE Committee of the Exchange
r Coffee House and Reading. Room,
have rented apartments Of the Common
Council. over the new market house,
and uatiI they are finished, room has
been procured on Fairfax street, three
doors south Of the post Office, as a tempo,
rary Coffee House, which, will be opened
on Saturday morning next.
BY order of the Committee,
r. .MeanJord, jun, seey'
November go
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Richmond, Aag /
SCHOONER ROMP

Yesterday, Special District Court
was held at the Capitol, in the case Of the
schooner Rcmp, or santahcle uo--Judge
Tucker being IN ''1e bench.
Mr.. Writ. the United States attorney
for this district, appeared On behalf of the
u. States.
Massrs. Wickaam and Mardaugh, on
the other side.
The court being opened, Mr.. Writ OBJ
|seryed that the matter before the court
related TO the case of the schooner Romp,
which had been seized at the port Of
York, and now laying il the port OF Rich
mond that two libels had been filed a
gainst her. the one on the charge Of pira-
lev, the OTTER for an ale dyed infiaction
Iof the United States, viii, h forhad the fit
ing out of any expedition in The harbor
!of the United States. against the subjects
lof any nation with whom we are in state
| of peace--that. as the testimony was not
matured for final investigation at the
Ipresent moment, he could MT ask trial
but merely that certain measures nigh
lbe taken fer the safe keeping Of the YES
sci and her equipment.
The counsel on The oiher side offered
| to put in claim for the vesse! and cargo
The Judge enquired, if it had been
lsworD to,
It was answered that, TIE party him
| self was not in Virginia and that ii was
presumed not to be in torn to receive
such al affidavit from his agent or after
Iney.
The Judge rejected the claim, but OBJ
Iserved, that there was time enough be-
fore the meeting of the court in October.
to obtain the necessity affidavit from the
claimant himself.
A motion was then made that the
claim should be fled, with al order stat.
.ng the fact CT its rejection.
The judge consented to make such an
order.
Tie paper which was then offered and
rejected, claims TIE vessel, her cargo &
equipments, in The name Of Squire Fisk,
| Gate the commander Of the Santa Feel
Ino
On the molten of Mr.. Writ. the court
came to an order that John Cradaock
William RoNlett, and William w, Wey-
mouth, inspect the vessel and equipments
and repor, to this court on Saturday next
whether she is likely to be {. endammag
ed" in any material degree by herremain-
ing where she is and in that case, to
suggest the best means which may be TAX
en- forthe preservation of the property, fof
the benefit Of tne concerned.
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ALEXANDRIA.
6 MONDAY, Aueusr $.

It is related in some old chronicle,
that governor Of aremote province of an
extensive empire, upon the charge of NAL
administration. was recalled by his ssYe-
reign, and condemned to Punishment.
lie only begged the favour that he might
|be banishcd to one Of the Impoverished
and despoiled towns OF tie province
which he had governed. 1t was granted:
but upon search, no such town could be
found there. Throughout the& whole
province, in every sestrict, and in every
town and village, were marks of thrift
and prosperitg. The disgraced ru-
Ter then put the question to his sovereign.
whether the province could have been i'll
governed, which he found in state of de-
cav and impoverishment & left so pros
porous and opulent? the question CARR
ed its own answer with it. Il family
wrought convictions; and the governor
was taken into greater favour than ever.
Whittier this be..fact or fction, the mo-
raj is like good. The tree is best
knownby its fruit. The zeal quality OF
an administration is much better judged
!ot from the effects it has upon the cir
icumstances Oh the people at large, than
by the name it is called by. OF all
|plain things this is one OF the plainest,
and vet there are innumerable multitudes
who have not eyes to see it. One set
took these r, States IN condition of
humiliation and embarrassment, and
raised them to anexampled prosperity
Another set of rulers took these United
States in that same condition of unexam
piled posperity, and plunged them into
poverty, debt and embarrassment. The
former, distinguishing themselves BY 4
talismanic name, are considered as the
peoples friends. while the latter have
been made to suffer neglect, rcproach
and scern.
Con4pcticut Couraut.
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iuiJ 2

Tie Members of the Co. having for Sc
geral years past paid but little attention
leo the objects for which it was incorpo
rated, il is new earnestly requested that
the Members will generally attend this
meeting or appoint proper persons to re-
present them. The present state of the
ii is highly necessary for them
10 be made fully acquainted with, that
they may give the necessary directions
for whatever works may still be wanted
TO complete the summer navigation
these directions will be better attended
TO if given by respectable meeting OF
the members. 1t is further necessary that
the Co. should be fully acquainted with
the state of IFS finances these inlorma-
tons ,can only be obtained Though the
Board of Directors, which it is hoped
will on this occasion attend prepared to
rive the inlormatons wanted.
A STOCKHOLDER.
July 6 law
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R,7hLETlN. No. 8.

O. :te Delivering Army Of gTyaozuela.
On the 25th uitimo, the squadron set
sail from the north point of Macgarita,
and on the S1st at P. VI. anchored in
Carupano, opposite the battery of Santa
Rosa, where the Spanish staddard was
Huttefing.
On the morning of the lst the supreme
chief OF the republic who commands the
delivering expedition, intimated to the
Spanish commander TO surrender the
place, and in case of refusal he would
take it BY assault a verbal answer in
the negative was returned.
The column OF Decentralization under
the orders OF general Marine, general Pi-
ar and colonel SoubIette, begun its cpe.
ratinns wildwardly on the LEFT, and after
bearing for two h3prs an irregular Ere 0.
little eject, the supposed impregnable
heights which command tie city, were
occupied
The battery Santa Rosa and the Spa.
nish flying artillery kept up a constant
action with the squadron. General Piar
attacked the enemy in tae rear with the
greatest success, and we took both the
place and forts without any loss.
Chr victory was complete, and the
Fight Of The enemy shameful, in spite Of
Iali his advantages III positions. artillery
land cavalry. The who,e property Of the
Spaaiards fell into eur possession, as also
die brig indio Bello and the schooner For
tuna, which were at anchor in the bar,
Our booty is very considerable.
In consequence OF taking Carupano
the Spaniards have withdrawn from Carl.
AGO to Guiria, and eur communications OF
Maturin are expeditions BY land and
through Cello Trieste.
General quarters Of Cardpano, June 8,
1916, 9th year of the independence.
In the absence OF his excelency the
major general,
Loais Dacudray de Holsteia,
Second Chief of the staff,
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Translated fortha Democratic Press.
BULLETIN, No. Q.

Il =
| OF the Delivering .irmy Of Vsnesueta.
On the Sd, it was scarcely break of day
when the squadron set sail for the port Of
EJuan Griego, on the northern ceast OF the
island Of Marcaritta we had not reach
| ed The anchoring ground, when a tender
from the land came on board the com
lnanding ship with dispatches for his ex'
lcellency the captain general.
Soon after arrived his excellency the
general in chief John Baptist de Arismen-
ldi. to pay his compliments as the supreme
chief of Venezuela, having been already
acknowledged in that high station by the
larmy and the inhabitants Of the island.
This brave general and his officers were
received by the squadron with all that
enthusiasm which the brilliant proofs o.
courage, repeatedly displayed ia Che he
roic rev olution OF this island, justly ia
spire.
The Spanish division yet occupied tht
| city of Ascension. the metropolis of thu
island, where it raised Publications II
| the streets and heights of an almost IN
|prcgnahle nature, holding besides posses
SIGN Of the castle Santa Rosa, but they
Ievacuated them OF the night of the q
with such precipitancy as to leave behint
! their arms. accounements aud provisions
and reiterated 60 the port OF Pampatar.-
Our intrepid warriors occupied on the 81
all their posts without firing a sun.
The success that attends the openin!
Iof this delivering campaign gives US thu
stroa gest hope that the liberty of tn
wholeof Venezuela is rapidly approaching
and our enemy encountered with tn
w light Of the crimes they have perpetrat
ed III cur territory, viii sooH be destroy
led.
The aspect Of The city Of Ascensier
shews nothing but place evacuated by 4
band of barhayians. They have not Jeff
one stoae upon another the whole city
has been consumed by fire, and we can
safely predict that the destructive system
adopted by the spaniards VIII move a
war against them more terrible eyea thar
J that OF or arms.
! On Tie An and 9Th days necessary
measures were taken for oar squadron &c
undertake the blockade of Pampatar. and
with this object il sailed on the evening
lof the 9Th, making lis appearances before
! thar port Yesterday morning.
The enemy raises Publications but
), our operations will place him in the al
terna:iye Of s1renceTing or perishing.
i General quarters of the city of Norte
/ in the island of Marsarita. May 8. 1915
JAMES MARlN0, Maj. Gen.
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Schooner Native, Mayhem, Boston.

schooner 1SdtlVe, Mdyne~3 ooSsou'
CLEARED,
| British brig Shannon, Kendall, Bar
BADGES.
Sloop Pike, Clements, Georgetown.
Sloop Phoebe, Busher. Philadelphia.
Brig William Richmond, Lumbarve
New Bedford,
Schooner Peace, Drinkwater, Port.
land.
Arrived, ship ATLANTA, Capt. Wood.
side, from Cadiz. Left there the follow
ing vessels.
Ship Julia, Wadham, Norfolk, to sail
in days brig Alfred, Law, n. York.
ready for sea ship Fox, Hall, n. York,
discharging ship Osprey, Cook, Salem,
discharging: brig Julia, Atkins, Boston,
in or 5 days: ship Maria, Davidson,
Alexandria: brig William and James,
SOuthworrh, Boston. in 5 weeks: brig
Sally, Barker, Bancroft, ditto; schoon
|er Charles and John, Srouts, ditto: ship
Leonidas, Swift, Fair Haven brig Pal
las, Heating, Boston: schooner Pond.
Stow, Milford; ship America, Dekoven,
New York brig Despatch, Babson: Bos-
ton: brig Orient Il Nancy, Howes, do. :
ship Brandt, Bunker, New York: Re-
'mittance, Roberts, do: ship Plato, Smith.
Luxbury.
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Public oalc
August S

ETNDER the authority of deed of
d trust from Jonathan ScholfieId and,
wife, for the use OF Andrew Scholfeld
the subscriber will offer Tor sale at public
auction, at IL o'clock, on Saturday the
third day of August next, a Lot of Ground
with two story Brick Dwelling House
and other Improvements, on the east side
of Washington street, between Prince
and Duke streets, lately occupied by
Charles Tyler. The terms viii be made
known on the day Of Sale.
Robert |. Taylor, Trustee.
July IL cots
The sale Of the above pro
perry is postponed to Saturday the 10th
instant.
August 8
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P,2ace- ~ itsiam ottnty Court, I
T,,, fil 1o1S

ON the motion of Edward Brooke,
late sheriff of Prince William County.
to whom the estate Of Robert Carter, de
ceased, hath been committed 1t IS on
derea, that the said sheriff do give public
notice to the creditors of said Robert
Carter, by advertisement, in some pub
lie newspaper published in Alexandria
and at the court house door, that they
present their claims, duly authenticated
cor payment, on or before the first Men
DAY in August next, at which time the
court will proceed to distribute the estate
amongst these whose claims are then ex.
hibited.
a Gopy-Test,
Philip o. Daw, c. c,
June II tt