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land the arts and sciences. His resi-
laence is at the palace OF Sans Souci, IN
town built by him under mountain
so miles from the Cape, highly cnltivat.
Fed and defended by works covered with
500 pieces Of cannon. The population
of his. subjects decreases rapidly. and II
lis supposed he has 10000 men able To
bear arms. Petionis said tohaye sO0.-
900. The crown OF King Henry had
lately been received from London, where
it cost $4,000 dollars exclusive OF the di-
almonds which his sable majesty furnish
ed himself. His coach had also arrived,
and is superb carriage built at an ex-
.pnnse of $4,000 dollars in England. -
Schools and academies are patronized
by him, and he is about commencing the
erection of a college. for which he has
sent to Europe for 30 professors or in-
structors: contract for three cargoes
Of lumber from this country for the com
pletion Of the collegiate buildings we
have seen. Commerce and the culture
Of the soil was improving in his domi
Mons; strangers on mercantile business
are treated honorably, and the kingdom
rising in power and responsibility. The,
first anti second OF January. the 18th an
niyersary of the liberty and independ-
ence of Hayti, was celebrated with the
greatest solemnity ard magniflcence at
the city of Sans souci, by procession,
review, mass, leyee, addresses, feast,
Examinations, etc. A roll of the knights
of the royal and military order of st.
Henry, is given in one OF the papers, and
alist of fifty foreign vessels which sailed
from Care Henry from the FIRST of July
to tie ninth of November last. A cata-
logue of the princes, dukes and barons,
dignitaries Of the empire, is found in
some of the publications. Notwithstand
ing the cessation OF ARM, paper war
seems to be directed from Christoph.'s
press against Potion aad the pamphlets
journals, etc. are written and printed in
a respectable style. = Cots;n:bIa1z.
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Ea!ract of letter from yNoatego Bay,
-Gatel FatrualY 2.

A|.et'NCC " y tCt'N' J ~ "SA"ft' A>S'J -
dated fatraaly2.
{. You need not look for any imports
from this quarter for a considerable time.
In fact | do not hear Of any vessels Of
fering for the States. No one seems
willing to ship for some time to come,
nor could they to any extent, as the rum
is only now commencing to be brought
down, and there is a considerable de-
mand for the British provinces, where it
generally pays pfefit.
g Freights have fallen for England
from lod. sterling per gallon to 6 lad.
I.umbcl is very o,ilI, and we are at
present very bounti.uily Supplied with
all kinds ofpoyisions, which are selling
low, AID likely TO continue so.
g T6e shippers from your side, must
not 6atter themselves with high prices,
por immediate sales the wants OF the
planters being su2p.ied, and the crops
exceedingly Short.
8. A large ship from Norfolk has just
arrived, and another moment!y expected
from New York.
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[ viii sell In fee simple,
Or on a ground rent redeemable in ten
years at ten years purchase,
|0EVERAL lots on the south SIDE OF
IL Duke street, near Patrick street, OF
"a feet 6 inches front, running back lo0
lfeet to ten feet alley. Also a number
| Of lots on Patrick street. 81 feet front.
running back 100 feet to an alley OF s
fleet $ inches. AS these lots are OF the
Heading avenue to the Hunting Creek
bridge, they will no doubt soon become
valuable.
Also, several lots on Wolf street reaF
Patrick.
/ will also rent on ground rent three
lots on the east side Of Fairfax street
Iopposite the Presbyterian church, OF y
lteet front, and running back IS ieet.
/ John L. Brooks.
RI ca es d6ti
1 10 be Rented for One \ ear
81 BOSE HILL,
land the FERRY commonly called Lad
!Ier's Ferry, in Charles county. re
Elizabeth 3. Laidler.
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PublicSale

YEURSUANT to deed Of trust lron
Il James Craik and vie, tc the sub
seriber, to secure the payment of a sum
ST money due to-the president, director.
and company of the Bank of Alexandra.
will be sold at public auction, to the hish
est bidder, on credit of 6. IL and l8
on Saturday tie 9Th Of March
next, at lo'ciock. upon the premises, The
Three ,storFBrick DraAing-House u Lat,
situate on the south side OF Duke, be-
tween Fairfax and Water stgeets--ior-
mcrly occuFicd By the said James Craik.
and now by Evan z. Taylor. Possession
Will be given on the a5th March.
]. D. Sims, Trustee.
feb % dts
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For Rent, for one or more years.
A Store & Dwelling

On the east side Of Union street, near
The corner of Prince street. 1t has been
occupied for a number of years as Oro-
cery Store, and is one Of the best Stano'
intown. For terms, apply on the pre-
Jacob Leap
March g eoo'
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Public Sale

ON Saturday next the Cd March at 6
O'Clock, will be sold on the premises
A frame House and Lot OF
Ground,
Situated on the south side King street.
and to the westward Of Patrick street.
Terms made known at the place Of sale.
?. c.. Marstel!er.
march
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February IS
n, & II. Blackjack,

HAVE JUST RECEIVED
10 hhds. prime Muscoyado and New
Orleans sugar
90 barrels ditto ditto
8 chests young hyson tea, tAmeri-
cas- carge)
so boxes brown soap
90 ditto dipped candles
Is ditto mould ditto
IL ditto mustard
40 bags coffee
$ puncheons rum, of an excellent
quality
1000 lbs. tilberts
200 boxes muscatel & bloom raisins
II ditto chocolate
10 ditto fig blue
5 hogsheads molasses
kegs ground ginger
/ hogshead old rye whiskey
1000 bushels coarse salt
Best family -four & Jamieson's crack
ers--together with generalass rtment
Of the best Wines, Liquors aud Groce-
ries.
February s7
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Married, on Thursday evening last.
By the Rev. Mr.. Norris, MIR. .N.ca,ias
Thornton, to Miss SusQn L, Carae, both
OF this place.
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Wines, &c.

JOHN SjVAYNE,
Has for Sale at his Store upper end OF
King street-
4 FEW casks first quality London
"a Particular Madeira Wine, import
ed in the brig Columbia, direct from
Madeira.
6 casks Hardsoure, completely assort'
ed for retail store.
ALSO,
a general assortment Of
Groceries
February IS If
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District t Coiumbla-To WIT
County Of .ateaandria.
.T'0U, Term, 1915.
Joseph Janney--Complainant

Joseph Observation-Disclosures.
AGAINST
John Douglass Brown, and Robert
GRAY, Administrations OF John Weetc"tt
decd. & JamesD .. Westoott, Jehn West
colt, James s. Scott and Mary his ~ite'
and Ann Eliza Esestcott, heirs at Law
of the said John Wesco1, decide
tnnrlarfs
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-02
FEDERAL PRINCIPLES.

4 He
IN the senate.
10 solemn, impressive and dlgAhed
address Of about Fifteen inmates. Mr.
TJNG distinctly declared hisappPfoba-
ton Of a permanent land tax, as render
,drccessary by the war, to receiver and
sostain the public credit and provide for
,hosa occurrences aud shocks, which in
ne course of events all nations expert
suce. To this end he was particularly
ANXIOUS to see the most Harmonious fee
;Oss prevail, as Indispensable to a COM
mor, effort for the common good. Bat
while be was anxious to create aud nam
lain an efficient system of revenue,
with a view to the strength, the securi,
~. and dignity Of the country, and with
ans view was willing to contribute
his share of responsibility for such a
svstem, YET If twas designed to oaga-
nize factien BY converting a permanent
INTO an annual system, for the iittlepuT-
poses Of popularity he would vote against
all taxes.
He had opposed the war atthe outset
and through slIits stages, for reasons al
together sufficient, and not necessary to
recount at present, but he was now vii
ling. and held tito be duty topraYide
means demanded hS the engagements OF
Of the government. Il necessary to place
the country in condition TO meet any
sxigency,that might arise. Ii the friends
Of the administration could not gain their
own consent to venture thus far instead
Of the system talked Of, as connected
With the strength, the greatness, and glG-
uofthe country. aredaction OF the army.
and all the expensive establishments OF
government would be indispensably ne
sessary, and there would be no aiterna-
tive, but relapse into the old course ofe-
economy.
Mr.. King enforced his opinions By Va
rioas arguments, and among Others, he
alluded to the probable struggle On that
element where our ancestors had reaped
50 much glory and renewn--a stgsss.e
for power on the ocean.
Since the above was prepared, we
learn that ME King made a second
speech in which he was more fully
drawn, and went at large, into the ne
cessity of a permanent system OF taxa
ton, as essential to the susteniation Q.
public credit, the safety and power Of
The nation. We learn Mr.. King. IN this
second address, was warm, animated and
extremely eloquent; but the ad!Ginistra-
ton men fiinched, and could not be
worked up Into any thing resembling
manly, honorable feeling. The glory
With which they are So much in love, the
splsndor of the republic, about which
they make sophemoric harransues, the
magnificent improvements about which
they pirate, all, all are a feather IN the
scale, when weighed asainst-lpepaieF
ty; poor creatures--in such hands the
country cannot become gFeat-H IS idle
to hope it--foily to indulge the expects-
tOn.-Fsd. RePa5licaa.
A letter from the supercargo Of the
James Bayard to her owner in Boston,
gives the following statement ofthe mar
ket at Cadiz fish s. IS a So %
per quintal -four SO; rice s. %
% not a on L = ,norla& . Pnr4l IN de-
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Picked I'D.

By The stesm Roct Cembaen,
Between this place and Washington
on Thursday last,
Carval Built Boat, about 27 fee
ong, and 6 feet beam. The oWnernlas
lage her again, by paying charges.
Robert MoNt.
Capt. Steao Boat
March 9 St*
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A letter from the supercargo Of the
James Bayard to her owner in Boston,
gives the following statement oftf% mar
ket at Cadiz fish s. IS a So 20
per quintal -four SO; rice s. % .
=, not Gask at market corn IN de-
mand.
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I do hereby caution all pc

| Go hereby Caution all Pei
sons against payingto William White,
late miller at the Clover Land Mills, IN
Prince William County, any monte
which may be due, on account Of art
cles furnished from said mills, during ~
years 1914 and 1915, as | have c.
to the greater part of said monies, anti
have Instituted suit, to bring SAID
White to a settlement.
Thomas Turner.
March 9 col 1t*
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New Publications.
April IS.
list RECEIVED By

JAMES KENNEDY AND SON,
Labaume's Circumstantial Narrativd
of the Campaign in Russia. embellIshee
with plans Of the battles of MOskWa and
Misunderstanding,
Gen. Sarazin's Account ct the War
in Spain with map shelving the positions
of the armies,
Moore's Irish Melodies.
Lord Byron's Hebrew Melodies,
CharIemagne, Or the Church deliver
ed-a Poem BY Lucien Bonaparte.
The Missionary Poem by W. H.
Bowles,
Anster Fair, do.
Hogg's Queens Wake. do.
The Pilgrims ofthe Sun, DO. by James
Hogg, y,
The Heroine or Adventures OF Che
rubina, Romance by E. S. Barrett, Esq
Dr.. Stacks Lectures on tie Acts OF
the Apostles.
A general collection of. school, claSslt
cal. theological and medical, and grea-
variety of children's bouks, roo numerous
tor insertion, aud a geed assortment OF
the very best stationary articles, nautical
books and charts, &c.
- eo2w
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Hnhn,s .al b. billions Pills.

The operation of these pills is perfect
mild, so as to be used with safety by Pc
ms in every situation, and IF every ages
They are excellently adapted to cary
OF superHuOus bile Eipuacnt its more
abide secretians--tO restore amend thel
/. appetite-to produce free perspiratips
and thereby prevent colds whish is so Of
zen of fatal consequences. A dose neve
fails to remove cold if.taAen on first i
appearance--they are celebrated for re
moving ha5itual cosdveness-sickness q
the stomach and severe head-ache--an'
ought to be taken by all persons on
change Of climate
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-23
REMOVAL
David Peabody

r INFORMS his friends and forme'
customers, that having sold out hi
iormer Stock Of Goods and Stand, he has
aiken the store two doors below the Me
,lanics' Bank, formerly occupied b,
Messrs. Rogers g. Lewis, where he has
low opening complete assortment 81
Staple and Fancy Goods, purchased the
asst week at reduced prices. and will sell
hem tor cash only, at very small advance
AMONG WHICH ARE
Superfne and common broadcleths, all
colors,
Black, blue and MKT super6ne cassi-
meres,
Cords and stockinets, veIvets,
Flannels and booking baizes,
Bombazetts. elegant vestingss
Cotton and worsted hosiery,
Gins hams and calicoes.
Cotton cambrics, dimlties,
Irish linens, long cloths and British
c0tt0ns,
DldCk, Drown. green, CTlhsoliI uuil ~
white leyantines,
Black and colored lustrings,
White satin,
Satin stripe and blown gauze for ball
dresses,
White and colored ladies and gentle
mems silk and kid gloves,
Plaided iustrings, silk Florentine,
Dress handkerchiefs, embroidered with
gold and silver,
Elegant merino and silk .hawls,
Limitation and cotton do.
Woollen scarfs, waistcoats & drawers
GentIemen's leather gloves, superior
quality,
Lustring and satin ribbons, very
cheap,
Elegant down plumes,
Boot cord, pins, tapes, thread, &c.
Jan e
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Burr Milestone ManutactOry
! he Subscriber.

! he Subscriber.
EAVING purchased the Stock and
Il Stand, lately owned and occupied
by Mr.. David Peabody, offers for sale,
that valuable and well selected assert.
ment of DRY GOODS, to which lie has
made such additions as to render bis as
sortment perfectly complete, such as
l bale saperhne broadclOths, assert
ed colours,
do. superfne cassimereS
do. fannels, very cheap
case black and cOiored Florence
silk
White satin, blown gauze
Ladies and gentlemen's, white and
colored kid gloves
Gentlemen's white silk and beaver
do.
English flag and bandano handAe'
chiefs, &c.
ALSO.
5000 yards domestic linen. ,
The above goods, together with sue, e,
additions as will be shortly made' VIE
be sold, wholesale and retail, at a'e''
small advance, for cash.
Thomas White.
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GEO. BENNER, jr.
No. ii, Budd street, Philadelphia
Hamirton's Essence ana Eatract Of
Mustard.

A safe and eEfectual remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt asthmatle
govt, palsy, lunbagoo, numbness, white
swellings, chilblains, sprains, bruises,pani
IN the face and neck, etc.
This valuable remedy is prepared both
IN iluid state and in pills, and thus excel
1ently adaptedboth for external and IN
ternal use.
The pills operate mildly by insensible
perspiration, expelling the superhuous
and Morbid humors they are highly cor.
dial to the stomach, create appetite, AID
digestion, remove flying pains, and cold
or windy complaints in the stomach Or
bowels.
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n. q r. Blac klock

~ y
Have lately received and efer for Sale
hhds. Muscovado Sugar OF good
quality
90 bbls. do. DO.
S puncheons high Favored spirits
so boxes Spanish segars
80 sacks fine Liverpool salt
500 bushels coarse DO.
50 bbls. whi>kev
so kegs CARROTS snuff
4 chests Y. Hyson tea Americas
cargo
do. do. Packets do. of a
good quality for family use.
$50 Rams writing and wrapping pa
yer, together with general assortment
Of the best wines, liquors and groceries
jan Q CIV
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IOHN HOOVER.


Is recommended as an invaluable me-
dicine for the speedy relief and perma-
neat cure ofthe various complaints which
insult from dissipated pleasures, Juvenile
vndiscretions, residence in climates unfar
rorable to the constitution. the immede-
rate use of tea, frequent intoxlcation, OF
anydesructive intemperance, the un-
kilhl or excessive use of mercury the
disease peculiar to females at a certain
psiOd of life, bad lyings ID, etc.
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Ext act of an Act of the Corporation o.
Alexandria for the extinguishment OF
Fire.
Sec. z. IF any person who shall be pre-
sent at any fire, shall neglect or refuse
to obey the order or direction of any OF
ficer who shall be appointed by any Ere
company now established or which may
be hereafter established, knowing him t
be an officer, such person shall forfeit ard
pay the sum of FIVE dollars Proyidee
the name Of such officer shall have beer
first published in one of the public Pa
Ipaers.
At a meeting of the Friendship Fire
Company. held at Mr.. Shields Tavern
January 9th 1916, tie following OIL
GERS ba been duly elected for the
present year, viz.
Commanders.
Charles Midnight,
James Carson,
James S. Scott.
jSUb0Tdt3atP OtTeGto'S"
Charles Pascoe.
Matthew Robinsons
Samuel Smith
Regulators
PresIy Jacobs,
Thomas Towers,
James Gait,
Samuel B. Larmour'
Tusttes.
John Longden,
Thomas Mount,
James Douglass.
Enuch Peton.
James S. Scott, Treasurer.
Matthew Robinson. Sec'ry.
Extract from the Minutes.
st
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STATE OF THE
GRAND .M.aSO.NIC HILL LOT.
TERI.
Now drawing-l5th day over, and stu
In the wheel

Throughout the whole drawing of this
lottery there will not be two blanks to a
prize. Present price of tickets ten dol
lars, but will shortly advance to eleven.
Orders from distant PAGES, enclosing
the cash, post paid, addressed TO the
subscriber, will be promptly and pune
tually attended to.
Opposite the Washington tavern
King-strset. Alexandria.
January lS
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Tootbe .eche Drops.

The only remedy vet discovered which
gives immediate md lasting relief in the
most severe instances.
The above GENUINE MEDICINES are
prepared from the Recipes of the late
Richard Lee, Jun. (by Hannah Lee, lis
widow) Ne. Sc, Maiden Lane, New-York,
and by her particularanpointment soldb
.Nessrs jas Kennedy e Son
BOOKSELLERS, ALEXANDRIA.
Anr;l Is.
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YTf,H CURED.

b. oscs asias Lees sOrereign Ointment,
The proprietor informs those persons
and families who are suffering under this
disease. against the infection of which
no person is safe1 that if this ointment is
used at night on going to bed, it never
fails to perform a cure bgthe following
morning, as thousands who have used il
during the last ten years can testify. The
excellencies Of this infallible re-
inedy for the itch, over every other, are
the certainty of cure bya single applica-
ton; the ingredients being so innocent
as to be applied with perfect safety to the
tenderest infant, and its being not only
free from any offensive smell but equally
agreeable with the pleasantcst pomatum.
The Restorative Po1cdei' for the
teeth aud Gums.
This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves the
enamel from decay, and cleanses and
whiteps the teeth, by absorbing all the
acrimonious slime and foulness, which
uttered to accumulate, never fails to in
ure and finally ruin them.
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Thev have been found remaskabi zen
|eatiious ii preventing and curing dlsor !,
|ders attendant on Ieng voyages, anu
should be procured and carefully Presefs-
ed for use BY every seaman.
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l5l) Dollars Reward.

nv. ANYWAY from the subscriber, Or
kND Saturday the 10th inst. hrlgh'
snulatto boy named JOSHUA, formerlA
the property of Mr.. VIM. Hodgson, a.
bout S feet6 inches high, from 20 to q
wears Of age, stout made and handy leg
Iaged I; has a swing in his walk, large blu'
ewes. large mouth and one of his tore
teeth out had on when he went OFT
pair of blue pantaloons and roundabou
Jacket of the same, but it is probable NJ
may have changed them--lt is probable
he will make fer Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA
or New-York, where he will attempt e
get employment as Contectloner, Il
which business he has been employed
/ will give reward of 25 dollars for Sc
curing him, iftaken in Alexandria ant
ffty f taken within 90 miles, and the
hove reward if taken further from Alex
andr;a. and reasonable charges if brough
home. n,,D1rD
Nh. Masters of vessels and other
are cautioned against harboriDg or carr,
mo off said fellow, as they will be deal
with according to law for SO doing.
Dec. 10 tt
The Editor of the Baltimore Fedora
Gazette will please publish the above c
very other 8 times.
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CASE OF CURE,
Selected from a nuuer0aS llS

Selected FROM a numerous taS.
John Hoover, rOpe-maker, South Be
cond street, between Mary aud Christian
streets, Philadelphia, voluntarily maketh
oath as follows namely--that his wife.
Mary Hoover, was so severely afflicted
with violent Rheumatism, very dangerous
" situated, the consequence of severe
cold after lying in, as to be confined to
her bed for several weeks, and was at
length reduced to the melancholy appre-
hension of remaining cripple for life,
Notwithstanding the most respectable me-
cdial advice was followed, and every pre-
vuole remedy attempted; when seeing
several cases of cures performed by Ha-
millions Essence and extract of Mustard
they were procured from Mr.. Birch, No
Il. South Second street. The first appli-
cation enabled her to walk across the
room. and the use of one bottle restored
her to her usual state Of health and
strength. -
JOHN HOOVER.
Sworn and subscribed before Ebenezel
Ferguson, esq. one of the justices OF tht
peace for Philadelphia county.
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/ AND FOR SALE

n WILL sell ll6 Acres of Land, 81.
tuated on the Leesburg road in Fair
lax county, 20 miles from Alexandria
ls from Georgetown and IS from Lees
burg-There is on the land immedlately
IN the Leesburg road, a tenement suita
bile for wagon stand-mOst of the lane
we'll timbered and the tract is we'll wa
tered. This tract will be sold for cast
or on short credit provided the pay
ment be we'll secured.
ANN DADE.
ian Il
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The Restoratire Poscder for the
teeth aud Gums.
Damask lip Sulvs.
Hans true e. genuine Gsrman Corn
PIaister.

Aninfallible remedy for corns, speedily
removing tbemroot and branch, without
giving Pain.
Hahn's genuine Eye Water.
A sovereign remedy for all diseases OF
the eyes, whether the effect OF natural
weakness Oh. of accident.