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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-11
PUBLIC BATHS.

gASHE subscriber respectfully informs
3 the Ladies q Gentlemen of Alex.
andria and its vicinity. that his BATH
HOUSE (en the alley adjoining the The
atre and opposite the City Iiotel, is now
open. and will be kept in complete orde.
tin the first Of October, where Harm e
Gold BATHS may be had at any time in
the day and until 9 O'Clock at night
His terms are s 10 each for subscribers,
payable in advance, and no tickets IS
sued till the subscription is paid) or so
cents for single Bath.
Two separate Baths are kept exclu-
sively For Ladies, who will please come
liza at the alley adjoining Mr.. Fairfax's
House on Regal street-And Gentlemer
|are particularly requested to come IN al
that adjoining the Theatre.
Thomas Shields.
May II colt
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Notlce.'

A meeting of te Members, and these
wishing to become Members OF the u ask
i'4gton Guards, is requested at the Court
tiouse, on Thursday evening, at seven
o'clock, for the purpose Of organizing the
Company
Alexandria. July II. ct
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-11
June l
Charles County Cont
March Tn,

March Term. 1916.
On application TO Charles t.'svnty cosrt
by petition in writing Of Futy.c6, lJi,op
Of Charles County, for t!lc benefit Of the
act OF assembly for tie relief IF sundry
insolvent debtors, r .sset at November
session enc thousand eight hundred and
five, and the several supplements there-
to-. on the terms mentioned tfere;n, a
schedule OF his property and "a lit q his.
creditors en- oa.h as far as he can ascer-
tain them, accompanying his petition /;
and the court eeing satisfied BY compe.
tent testimony that the said fuffick Do
on has resided two years Immediately
preceding the tiUe Of his application In,
the state OF Maryland: It is hereupon
ordered and aaiqdged that the said "a
trick D'ron, by causing copy Of this
order to be Inserted III some one Of the
newspapers edited in the district of Co )
iumba, once a week for two months, be
lore the third Monday in August peyt,
give notice to his creditors to appear be-
fore the said court at the court house in
Sharlestown, Oh the said third MonGay
of Angus. next, for the purpose of re.
commending a trustee for their benefit,
and shew cause il any they have. Why
the said Patrick Dtron should not have
the benefit of the act of assembly as pay
|ed.--T Test.
john Barnes, C. c.
June 1sw2n* =
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CHAMaERs BuRe lulye,

IRE heisiorm We are scrr, toleal1
that the bail storm of Tuesday last, almost
totally destroyed the rising crops Of
gram. on nuiuher OF farms IN Hamilton
and Let;ersenDy townships -Oae gen
tie.nan has informed Us. that his barn was
unroofed. upwards Of i've dozeu Of glass
was broken in his dwelling house, and
his fail grain literary beaten to the
earth.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-11
Cotton Yarn

The slbscfiberhas on hand, and will
be constantly supplied with general as.
sortment OF Cotton Yarns from the Rich.
mend Mandatory, which viii be advan.
tageously diseased OF to town and coun.
Try merchants.
JAMES sANDERs0N.
July
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-11

THIS is to give notice. thai the sub
scriber. Ct Alexandria county, in Inc dis
t.ict Of Columbia, has obtained from the
0ephans' Court Of said county letters of
with the will annexed, on
thc estate of William Smith, late OF the
county aforesaid deceased: ali persons
having claims against The said decedent.
are hereby warned to exhibit tie same
with the vouchers thereof, pa .sed by the
Orphans, Court, to the subscriber, on OF
before the third day of January next, OF
they nay by law be excluded from all
benefit to said estate; 4 these indebted
thereto afe required to make immediate
payment.
Given under my band, this tli,d day
OF july. 1916.
Richard e. Norton, Admir-.
with tie will annexed, Of VIM
Smith, deceased.
july 8 cow
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Orphans curt,
2,eraaasia County. JGiy Term.

1916.
0RprRED, That the administrator Of
William s.. 18th, deceased, 10 insert Tie
usual advertisement three tines week
for four weeks, 10 the Alexandria news.
papers. - copy-fest.
4. Moore, Register.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-11

ras Paris papers announce that Count
,. =. is appointed Governor Of Gau-
LANE lame "a the room of Admiral LIMOS,
o lSo ret;res on pension. MI. Fenlon
y ,.v.o,;cr IS the new intendaht.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-11

Ga French Minister and Suit. arrivee
n,,aughlin's Hotel, yesterday after
: s. :, his returp FROM visiting the Pre-
ps ,,nt of the United statesat Montpelier
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23

discovered Guy The arch yoahgest
lass) hc laughs immoierateiy.
1.-THE rig0r with which Il j. nov.
deemed necessary to treat this pest
of civil society, must Ill suit his
former elevation. The prsbabilit,
Of an escape is so absurd, that yon
would imagine small degree of re-
laxation5fair. No, no, Napoleon has
4 captain OF the SD residing in the
house with him, and two orderly ser
geants, who never permit him to
pass ta9e threshold Of his but With,
out accompanying bis steps. Fhis
he thinks severe. and | was told We
sterday that he had, at last. solicited
"a favor, to have the two soldiers re-
moved. as their presence had a ten
Aency to remioA him Of his misfor
tunes. Ifthey were thought indis
|pensable, to elothe them differently.
Although / have this from unqaes
tionable authority. lean scarce thiak
Bonaparte would coDdescend so far
|as to sBpplicate or complain"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23
The Subscribers

EW AyING formed connection In
W trade, under the firm Of Ha,per e
Fendclt-Offer for sale, at their store,.
corner Of Prince and Union streets near
the Dock,
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Cosniac brandy
Whiskey
MolasSes
L. P. Madeira, and
. Tenerife wines, by the pipe hall
! pipe or quarter cask
loaf and lump sugars
N. Orleans do.
: G: p. Imperial TEA
Imperial do.
Hyson, Y. Tyson &
Hyson skin do,
Cuffee. :. :.
English seine Irvine Of superior quar-
ty. and Cordage OF various kinds la,
and cork wood, together with general
assortment Of Groceries.
Samuel Harper.
Beng. z. Kendall.
feb o3 Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23
Vaccine Institutions
of Alerandria.

THE subscriber viii attend at his
4bop between the hours Of, nine and ele-
ven in the forenoon, fov the purpose Of
yaccinating such persousS as wish to be
secnred against the Small Pox.
AS this destructive nalady has re-
Gently appeared in several neighbering
cities, he would suggest to the citizens
of Alexanslria the benesoseDce as well as
the exped ency Of sending their psuper
neighbsrs where they viii BE- served gTa-
faitously. .
His Ship IL on Westinghouse
nearly eppnyisest0 the MAYORS Office
Gsst65ks a. Br0,cu. MI. y.
PhyGeiahp to the Vaccine In
stitAtiOn.
,Maxh II dew
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23
From The Co,s,sreiicat Coarant.
TURN THE TABLES !.

Suppose that federalism had done
exactly the same things that .iean.
cracy has done 10 the course ofthe
last eight years. Suppose that fe-
+aeral rulers had destroyedour com
ineree at the instant SIlea il was
twofold more lucrative than it pro.
badly will be at any period again for
half a century TO come that they
had cut up, root and branch
a commerce that was bringing an
annual revenue Of sixteen million
dollars, and had thereby ruined
thousands of respectable families.
Suppose that federal rulers, after de.
streying the means and wasting the
strength Of the nation IN ihe man
|ner aforementioned. had against
the sense and IN spite of the rtmon.
|strances of nearly one half Of the
freemen, rushed Voluntarily into a
tremendous war fur which they had
made before hand no preparation at
|all, and that they had declared
reandly that they woG. i never make
peace till certain poipts Sere OBJ
tanned but that they did make peace
and were glad to do it, without eb-
tanning those points, or a single one
|of them. Suppose That federal ru.
|ers, by such course Of frantic
measures, besides sacrificing the
lives of scores of thousands. had
brought upon the country a debt Of
goeafer magnitude tLan the whole
British debt was near the&beginius
of the last century: debt. SO enor-
nous that taxes. in one shape or o.
Their, of twenty FIVE millions Of dol
lars year are found necessary TO
pay the interest, to support the Off
GERS of government, and for ct cete-
ras known and unknown.
Suppose that over this country
endless swarlDs Of federal tax ga
therers and other petty officers were
Wrapping, like the locusts over i'll fa-
ted Egypt. and that we had 10 pay
tribute to them for almost every
thing we eat or wear, for the use
of our houses and lands, and even
for the privilege of labouring in our
handicraft caiIings. Suppose tho
presidents federal president--had
been at the head Of all this, and, by
means Of it, had, to himself and 10y
his successors in Office, extended the
presidential patronage threefold be-
yond its wanted limits possessing
armies Of plscemen as much devo-
ted both they and their near eonnec.
tons. to his personalinterest, as tho
rotten boroughs in England ever
were to the interest Of the rrowu.
We ask all honest minded demo
Gratis to ponder we'll thu supposals,
and to say in their own hearts (for
we won't urge them TO speak it a"
ioud) what would have been their
feeling had such evils been brought
upon Us by federalagency, and not
by the hands of democratic chiefs.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23

OFFER FOR sale,
1900 bushels best coarse salt suitable
f.r.tbe fisheries
1860 ditto ground alum ditto
500 ditto Liverpool ane
40 boxes Iencns. frst quality
so bags aIsnonds. soft shelled
so bids. d Ofleans sugar
rs ditto Muscoyasla ditto
100 gallons olives and OaperS
1000 lbs. ceifoe
ALsn,
A constant supply Of the best family
Flonr.
March II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23
For New. York,

xgx The brig Tlomas, captain Ne rr,
terson; Will commence 'o "a my
e s morrow and take three bundled ca,,
rels On freight if immediate application
is made. ,s Fcselt.
Febfuary 20
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23
NOTICE.

The committee appointed By council to
4ent the. fish srharf. will attend on Satur.
day next, Esd instant, on said wharf
at 10 o'clock, for the purpt Sc Of selling
the same to he highest bidders.
THOS. PRESTON. 2rom
JAMES M.GUIRE, 0is''
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23
RETIRED.

JosEPB JMANBEvIIESa has retired
from the firm of Richard Slade q Co. By
mutual consent.-The business viii in
failure Be conducted by the remaining
party, James .a,saersoa 81 Rtehd. .Slnde
Suder the ferner firm Of Richard slads
q Go.
Joseph Vaudeville,
.Iames anderson,
Hscksrd Ssade.
49, 4f
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23
For B ,ston.

VA ~
xas The reeu'ar trading soh''
vN Native,
S,s Nathaniel Ma yhew, MASTER
vii viii commence loadihg in three diT
for frie;shtt Of 500 bbls. OF passage, aPPif
to the Master on board, or
- 'i'e Lauras5jn Z. FORTE,
Who have received by SAID scilr;'
IS tons Plaster PARIS
soo'boxes mould candles
100 boxes fish
90 bbls. beef
/ bale white Russia. sbeetlngs
/ cask containing tea sets enipA
jah's0
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-23
10 Rent.
Assistant Wanted.

A PERSON acquainted with the Gro
Gerry Business. may hear Of employment
by enquiring of the Printer.
~ An Apprentice to said business
alsois waited.
February ga
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-25

broken the upper jaw was separated en-
urely from the bones of the face, but it
contained - teeth entire. The lower Jaw
was fractured in the middle. divided into
two pieces. and contained only three teeth.
In the earth around the Uranium, some
hair was found. The pelvis was fractured,
and perforated nv niusket-ball little
above the cavity which receives the thigh
bone.
PRAGUE, March is.
M. Fouche, who calls himself Duke of
Ot,anto, has been here for the last week.
tie is treating for the purchase of the grand
fers so. COO iorins in ready money, which
is great SUM at present, but $4,000 are
asked Tor it. The 10000 forms will be
no object to him. when it is considered
that his fortune amounts to 14,CU0.0 600
francs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-25
SOUTH-AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
NEw.YoRx, May 9Th. 1916,

NEw.YoRX, May 9Th, 1916.
Messrs. Editors.
BY the ship Bernard. from Buenoa
Ayres, have received letters and newv.
papers from that country. AS know the
interest that the citizens here take in tho
Cause OF the South. / presume that Won,
VIII, with pleasure, extract from the pa
pers which have the honor to send Won
what YOU may conceive necessary to sat;srv
the curiosity ofthe public. BY the letters. 7
learn that General 5. Martin, with 5000
men, was preparing to pass the Cordil-
ieras. and was only waiting for the arrival
o. 1910 nuskets. which I'D already left
Buenos Ayres. 1t was reported. thar
Commodore Brown had taken the Is,,n5
OF Juan Fernandez, and set at liberty ali
the prisoners, and that he was PROCEEDING
against the merchant vessels and Driv.n
teers ofLima. The Chileans are every
moment expecting St. Martin to destroy. as
before, their oppressors.
mere exists not the smallest obstacle IN
the commerce of the United States with
buenos Ayres, where there is tranouiitv
ana absolute protection to foreigners. and
especially to the North Americans,
According to the petitions from the
towns In the interior, for arms, there is
demand for upwards of twenty-five thou-
sand muskets, which may be carried jmme-
dIately to Baenos Ayres, and l wish TIA,
SPECTATORS may not forget that pistols r.
cutlasses are also very necessary. ard will
send the best quality of arms, as well for
their own interests, as for the benefit rs
their brethren of the South. The Gene
raj Congress has assembled in the Tucn-
man, and commenced its sittines IN M,rh
last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-25

receive ond apply such sum, Mt his own
pleasure and discretion, where would the
practice stop, or why might not a larger
sum, as many millions, for instance, be re-
ceived and usedin the same unconstitu,i-
onai manner (Hear, hear, hear y The
Noble Lord (Liverpo,O had said this sum
was not obtained in consequence of the
Treaty, or of any Convention, but was
paid as part of contribution into the mi
litary chest ofthis country, prior to the
conclusion of the Treaties. The Urea
ties, it is well known. were finally ratified
on or before the Goth day of November,
prior. to which, according to the Noble
Ear. own account, the money had been
obtained, and Parliament had been conve-
ned on the 1st of February, yet on this
day, the 5th OF April. their Lordships
had, for the first time heard of such sum
being procured. (Hear .)-And how had
they been informed of it |? Not by any
wish of the Noble Lord. to give them in
formation, but solely, through accident, in
Consequence of the vigilance of his Noble
Friend (Lord Grenville.) No disposition
appeared to exist in the miads of Ministers
to give any account of this sum to Parlia-
ment. 1t was to remain locked up, not in
the view OF deiraying the expences, to
which the country had already been put.
not with the intention of in the smallest
degree alternating the pressure under
which the country groaned, but it was to
remain there prospectively to CRAFTY the
lnchnations OF Ministers in future. He put
it to their Lordships. whether such con-
duct was consistent with the high respensi-
bility which Ministers owed to Parliament
Was it either congenialt to the principles of
the Constitution, or to the respect which
Minister'S should naturally feel for Psrlia-
ment SUCH an iniquitous transaction
could not be too severely reprobated. II
was departure from the line of duty
which Ministers owed to their country,
1t WAS contempt for the dignity and au-
thority or Parliament. He certainly tho't
1T impossible for D sriiament to shut their
eyes ON such conduct, and if they did not
censure and punish those who had been
concerned il it, they ought at least to
gn'rd the public against the daring impo-
sitions of such men in future.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-25

number of ssilors to man the few yes
sells OF war kept on the peace establish.
ment.
The Euphrates frigate, ordered to II.
Mediterranean station, has been months
procuring her complement of seamen.-
Inc Leander has been long endeavoring to
procure crew. Many days she does not
procure man. She is intended for the
Halifax station.
Probably the wages offered are much
lower than in the merchant service.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-25

S csia. The minister of State, Barren Won
lie Ruk, died, 4 few days since, at Mem
burg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-25
Baltimore, 51ay d.

Cant. M'Knigdt, Of Me sehr. Brothers
Return, has politely favourcd us Nth the
Jo|Iozoing ieffer, sOhich he received wdRe
Ut MarscKLcS
MarseiLles, March 8, 1916.
By the most respectable authority we
have just received the account of the
wanton outrage committed by the troops
OF the Spanish garrison, upon some az
the officers & men belonging to the u
nltcd States fleet, stationed at Port Ma
hon, Island Of M;norca.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

nEsERTED from Fort wolcost on the 18th inst
~ WILLIAM VALENTINE, Of Lieut.. Col Tow.
sors Company. Light ArtIery.-He 10 FIVE feet ten
inches high "a years Of age. fair complexion. grey
eyes. brown hair born in the county Of Hartford. in
the State Of conneetieut. by trade Glass blower
wss enlisted July 9Th. 1916. at Newport.
Ten Dollars Eewsrd, and all reasonable charges,
viii se paid on delivering him at this, or any other
post in the United States.
In. WILKINS. Lieut. Light Artillery,
comnsncing Company.
Sr~psrt, AsEss ~, 1915 l5vj
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PAUL nj. MUMFORD,

nFFERs for sale. or to lease for q number Of
~ years, The whole of his Estate in Newport. It
is in good repair and the productive property
in town
He will also sell Lot Of Land ia tbe town of East.
Greenwich, being P4rl of the ancient Pry estate,
containing one acre, pleasantly situated, which
there 10 well, and the Of an old cellar. The
terms will be liberal. and the payments made easy.
llo will stiIl lease that part OF the Hsmestead
heretofore occupied by Messrs Cranston 4 Shaw,
excepting the shop on Thamssstreet, now occupied
by Mr.. Waite. The tenement offered would well
accommodate small family. and afford them the
advantage Of pleasant shop on Milstrest, next
but one TO the corner of Thsmesstreet, and an ex
cei!ent stand for business. Aug 81
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NEW BOOKS.

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VaiuGb6 Proberfy. For sale.

IHE subscriber will either sell lease the House
IN which he now lives, in Thames .street--and
give Immediate possession lie will sell some land,
~joning the estate Of the late George Champiis,
Esq which land is very convenient for House lots
He will either sell lease bis farm st Sachuesst
point in Middletown. He has some Furniture also
for sale. NATH HAZARD.
Ian Gt
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NOTICE.

{NRIrING ofevsry description doae with seeur.
w acy Gdelty and despatch. for moderate Com.
pensaiion by the subscriber who earnestly socis The
Patronage Of his Feow-Citizens. To whom he has
long been known and 70 serve them it will afford
him satisfaction well ss employment and be ben.
eft to himself and family. JOHN HANDY.
Nevnort 1u.v d 1916.
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-
AN ACT for the reliefof Joseph Wheaton.
Be H enacted BY the Senate and Ho1se Of
Representatives. Of he Uhifed States cf sdns.
riea in Cengress assembled, That the proper
accounting officers of Tho Treasury Depsr,.
ment be, and they are hereby au.hori&e and
directed 10 pay to Joseph Wheaton tho svm
OF eight bundfed and ,hiriy.six dollars, and
forty.two cents, oo account Of in,srsss due
him from the United States, upon sixsees
hundred dollars and eighty -four cents, frsm
the first Of April, one thousand eight hundred
and seven, 10 tho twenty hs.t Of December,
one thousand eight hundred and fifteen, pur-
susnt to the award Of George Youngs and
Elias d. Caldwell, in a controversy between
the y. s. aod the said Joseph Wheaton.
Sec. 2. Ind be il further enacted, That the
said sum of money be paid out Of sny money
in The treasury not otherwise appropriated.
April rs, isi6-.fe3ropsd.
JAMES MADISON.