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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-05

Valuable Property for Safe.
SWyILL be sold to the highest bidder
on the premises, On Thursday the
Goth dsy of June,
THE UNION MILLS,
situated on the North Branch of Kappa
hammock river, in the County of Culpep
per. about 90 miles above Fredericksburg
land IL miles below NOrman's Ford
running two par OF 6 feet burr stones
liz pair of country stones, with Evans''
machinery, complete. Also, a Tract o
Land containing 400 acres, on which
there is dwelling house, and other build
ings.
And ON Saturday the 2sd DAY OF June
on the premises, one other Mill, sltuat;
lin Orange equity, about SO miles above
Fredericksburg, on the South Branch Q
Rappahahncck, running one pair OF sly
lfeet burr stones, and pair of country
stones, with Evans's machinery, and
wool cardins machine, complete !: with
valuable Saw-Mill OF the opposite side 0
the river.
Attached to this property are Tw'
Lots of Ground containing about So
acres, on which are dvelling-house an(
other buildings, and near it $50 acre:
OF wood land, heavily timtered witt
{pine and oak.
Both OF the mills are in fine whea
lneighborhoods, and commanding in th'
|dryest seasons an abundance of water
! Fhe terms will be made accommodating
A private sale would be preferred, il
(which even. due notice will be given.
John .Iteocke.
Union Mills, Culpeper,
4 .t Mo-, 10 on I1w
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E0r Sale or Hire

a Blacksmith. who has commanded {
forge for 5 or 6 wears. He is a young
MAN of great bodily strength. and good
dispositions. | will not sell him out OF
the state OF Maryland. Persons willing
to purchase or hire, will apply to
Frederick y. stone,
Porl Tobacco, Maryland.
May s eo6wi
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May Of
w Sholto Stuart,

.9ttoraey at Lar,
VIII practice in the courts of Prince.
William. Fairfax. aud Alexandria.
Ills Office is on Water-street, next door
TO the Farmers Bank.
Nav 81 st
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/ The ubsc ibeis
fire authorised to sell for Merchants Pa
PER,
500 pair coarse Shoes
S bales Hecden Rolls. and
I A small invoice OF Hardware.
Any person disposed to purshase will
piease call and examine the articles.
Griffith and Brawnsr.
May 90
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Fo.' sale or freight,

Fo.. sale Or freight. !,
sss The new substantial sene est,,
49, Milo, capt. spa'dins' ;. 'D l,s,
ls3 tons or 1000 barrels, hlsn ~,s
built Of the best materials since the f'. az
and completely equipped Tor any 'V'''
|. Apply to ,.,ugC Co.
wHo OFFER FOR SAFE ..r.
The cargo of the ayoye seh %homs,toa
sisting of 4so casks fresh lno'D''
Lime, ard a few finished oars t
Nav 6 49,.
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Shad ana Herring

Hasper and Esndall, have just recei,'
81 and o!ser tor sale,
$50 barrels prime Herring
l50 ditto ditto Shad.
Aag 10
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Snanish Consul's Office.
.Iune4

HAVING been appointed by his Ca
tholic Majesty Vics Consul for this Dis
trict, residing in Alexandria, have o
pened my Consular Office at Mrs. Ere
las, On St Asaph-street.
Joaquin Zamorano.
June q st
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Hardware

, LEWIS HIPKIN'S e. co.
Have received by ships Ocean and Hole
/ fern, from Liverpool, a general assert
ment of
HARD WARE & CUTLERY.
ON HAND,
.ageneral assortment German Goods
Which will be sold on the most &C
sommodating terms to Punctua! custom
frs--or for cash.
Mays %
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New Line Of Stages
The Winchester Mail s''SS
WILL 81 ART -,
Every Momday, 7hasa''
AND

DQtUI ucty, am. s.
ENRON M'LAvebLls'S l ! .r,irs .
4 three o'clock, A. NJ. and ey pr'as
Winchester early the ,,saGl'l, s tarsr''
Returning will leave III o ,tack. audi
in Winchester, at three o,o :, > hour .aie
rive in .alsrnndr1a at a" cary e . MIN .
evening. The Stage will a,e rou"i vr@
to Hasaington and oeo' '.ors
accommodation Of passense;;o sysTs
No. The above Line IS a ~ h'
ordar-,he public may resi- !, a. a., their CO..
every attention will be pa'a =
ssD'sA's. The pcoprist0'ss
Nay IL.
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June I
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For New York,

FOR New L DIX,
sEE The fast sailing schooner
vSTE ~ Beilona, William Stoddard,
assssss master; burthen about ooo
Sxs barrels. will commence load
lag to-day & take 500 barrels on freisht--
foe which or passage, having handsome
accommodation, apply to to toe master
on board al p. Janney's wharf, or TO
Barnewall aRd Popham,
Rho haze landing from SAID resset,
$50 sacks Liverpool ground SAIL.
which win be sold low it taken from the
wharf.
June 4 ~
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10 casks Cut Nails Of varl-
Gus sizes
10 cases of American manufactured
shirtings
ditto tickings
cases super6ne hats, & few casks
spermaceti pii--
Just receirsd aud for sale By
T. III. Rowland.
9th mo 18th ct
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Exchange Uiiloe, Geo,getosm

Nav 19 -3s
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Valuable Property for Safe.
SYyIi3L be sold to the highest bidder.
Wv on the premises, On Thursday the
10Th dsv of June,
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COMMERCE AT HAVANA.

%<Duriog the month OF October. there
we're II arrivals st the port Of Havana
Wv. s from the coast of Africa. 90 from
spanish America, two from old Spain
|one from Bremen, ten frem British Nes,
indies, and ports in tie AtfaAtic. u 2s
rom the United States. OF these vessels
|S4 were Spanish, 8 British, Prussian
and ~ American.
In the same time. there we're Sc clear
ances, VIZ. 10 for tbs coastof Africa, lO
for Spanish America. | foe Old spain, A
Tor ports in Holland. tor Liverpool. 5
for British West Ii.dies, ard o. for the
United States. OF these vessels. 90
we're Spanish, 7 British, 5 Dutch, one
French, and % American.
From this statement it appears that in
October, there were neaciy as many A
merican vessels from, the United states.
IN the trade to Havana, as
there we're Spanish vessels from tina,
place, with all the world besides. From
CHARLESTON alone, 5 vessels arrived, and
Z cleared, Charleston City Gaz.
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attest from the panish Maine
EXTRACT OF A LETTER

ST. Barts. Nov. 1l.--s' The governor
|of this island has issued his proclamation,
dated the 9th instant. risidI prohibiting
!ail vessels from Guadaloupc \ Antigua
,enterlng The port, owing % the prevs,
lence of the yellow fever III Shose Islands
iSeyeraI cases have occurred here, intro.
dacea by Vessels frcm the said places.
! :" Accounts were received a few DAYS
lsince via st. Thomas, stating that Sc
were engagement was fought Oh the sSta
oct"aet. on tie I.iains,e f Barcelona. six
miles distant trnm 'iie town, betp een the
lMoyal and Patriot armies. ST Gregor
"a >Gregor, co;nmanaed on the pa. t of
THE Patriots, and 6eneral Morales for
che Roy alists. The faces were about
equal, 700 strong; M'Geegsr succeed
ed IN iakit,g $500 pfisouers. and Killing
. to 900, tegetaer wltli po.ssps~i6u d he
iowa. Grlera! Aiosales had esa. sod IN.
70 the 'noaa taiGs, and iait bl!.il4a him nj
7of$e baggage, etc. fhe Patriots vete
N possession 1T seyesai Vtiler pats Of tho
',alae Their fieet were cs,c 10 ee at
Sia,gareita: tie Patriot priyateers are
crpizins ii great numbers between st.
/ homas aad Porto Rico several Ameri-
ean and English vessels have been board
ed by them ana treated wish the greatest
p2iiiaaess. they have recently captured
several Spanish vessels with valuable
carsees." H. Jour.
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RashiRgton, Citl .Nls. 80.

There arrived III this cly yesterday
morning, led by sea, M'iatasn and BY
,Aajof Daniel Hughes, U. states Factor,
eight Chiets y @arriors, depatei by the
head men OF the MuscUgee Or Creek ma
ton, on visit to the President OF The q.
States. Oi the OBJECT oi their visit we
are uniniormed bat they are, we learn,
with iuil powers TO treat OF all
points reialns to thar nation. The De-
puta ion IS composed Of the principal oth-
GERS VINO enrolled early III the Creek war
and who under M'intosh, ce.operated
,sith MAJ. zen. jackson during the whole
war, a,d laltefiy with their leader,
marched a. ainst the Negro Fert on Apala-
thcola, which they unitcd with Col.
ohnch in the destruction Of.
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pital. The resources Of The nation were
consumed and q prodigious public deb
was incurred: and intolerable taxss
we're laid down upon the people. In shori
the glorious wars of Louis XIV. brought
upon the people of France general vsx.
ation and distress, which lasted more
than the full term of one whole genera
ton. In this distressing exigence, re.
course was had to the establishment OF q
bank, of prodigious magnitude, but with.
out any solid foundation :: it excited &C.
neral and sanguine expectation, and Its
sudden failure involed innumerable mul'
titudes of families In utter ruin.
Thus much OF wars for glory, which.
as respects the people at large, ever ter.
inmate in one and the same manner. IN
hard times, poverty, debt, cruel taxa
tion, and distressing scarcity OF money.
Con Con.
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Francis Lightfoot Lee.
Fauq,lier lands.

|VHyHE subscriber offers for sale the
y Estate wherein lie resides in the
county of Frsuier, about 8nmiles below
The courthouse. on Cedar, Run, between
the roads leading TO Fredericksburgh and
Occequan. so miles distant from either
place. and ~ to Ale xapdria by the turn.
pike. from auckland The tract is COM
puted at
Three thousand three hundpoI
and seventy Acres,
and is divided into three Iarms, with
Woodland and Meadows, conveniently
distributed for each. There is a
Valuable Mill Seat,
with stone on the spot for building
The stream is abundant, and waters the
whole tract, presenting an extent of
Four or five hundred Acres of
Low Grounds
of FIRST quaity-The high land is wen
divided into regular fields, some Of them
very productive, and is adapted to the
use OF Plaster. Few tracts can possess
greater advantages either for extensive
grazing or grain culture.
he purchaser or purchasers Of the
land, can be accommodated with the
farming utensils, the crops of Corn and
the sewn Wheat-the stock of Cattle,
Horses, Sheep and Hogs and with the
Negroes Oh the estate in families, making
about $50, of very valuable description,
with seine tradesmen.
The improvements are comfortable
Dwelling House, with good cut Houses,
Ice House, Stables, &c. The situation
is healthy and the water uncommoniy
good. Two thirds of the whole purchase
money will be required at the delivery
If the property, the balance In short pay
ments with interest and secured by
Iced of trust.
BERNARD M. Carter,
Woodstock, Fsuquier County,
October l5 Sxw
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:: an veT sorry, but cannot pay
vou now said man to us, the othe,
day: :. can't get any money; there
doesn't seem to be any in Circulation -
And so we must do without money
because there is none in Circulation
Very good. III does ,ot circulate te
us. il cannot circulate from US,
But what prevents money from circu'
iating ; And when may we expect it vii!
again come into circulation ?-We dc
not understand this business. Has money
lost any of its Old qualities ? Daes the
money which used to circulate cease 10
exist We presume not. There is as
much money now, as there ever was
it Is in the bands of somebody. Do those
then, who possess it refuse to pay it away
Whenever they buy any thing ? certainly
not.
DO the articles which are usually for
sale III the country bear SO small a price
thar very LITTLE money can be realised
ffon their disposal! BY no, means
with scarcely a single exception, the pro.
ducts oi the country command price,
high beyond example. Why then does
not money circulate lit does circulate.
1t CT! culates. as it always has and always
will aMeng the buyers aud sellers and
among those who spend less than they
earn 1t ls idle, then to talk about tt
scarcity vfmoney. It's always in tie
market, always to be bought. with III
dustlJ aud prudence
Bur many imagine that something his
actuaiiyhappened tomoney,which has d.
stroyed its tendency to circulate that
the banks have, somehow or other, coh-
troll over it wA,ch has produced this e.
feet and that the national bank will se
it all to rights again. The National
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Advertisement.
December Q

n Y obedience to an order OF the cnun
4 ty court of Fairfax, we will, on Wed
|ncsday. the 18th day of December next
proceed to sell TO the highest bidder, al
that parcel or tract of land (uow occupi
ed by, and in the possession of 1hcma
Ogden of Thouas) belonging to the re
representatives. of the late John Allison
deceased ibis tract is believed II
contain between 60 and 100 acres, tole
rably well wste,ed, with good proper
ton in wood, bounded by Rarensworth
aud the lands of William Cash, senior
Zachariah Ward and w. I'll. Foote, ESQ
and about seven miles from Alexandria
4 farther description is deemed unne-
cessary, as it is presumed any person ill.,
clued to purchase would view the premi.
ses, which will be shewn on application
TO the tenant holoas Ogden of Thomas.
The terms will be. o1e third cash, and
bonds with approved security Tor the ba-
lance, payable in IL and 8 months.
The sale to take place on the premises,
and will commence at II O'Clock, al
which time aud place due attendance
viii be given by the
COMMISSIONERS.
November 1e cots
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ssHE subscriber has just received
y general assortment of BAR lkOA
Of every description, such as
Plough, Plates, Axe Bars.
The Tire OF different widths and thick
ness, square and fiat Bars OF all sizes
ound bolt ditto, we'll assorted German
and Crowley>steel Of good quality, Nails
spikes, Grads and Sprgs OF his own ma
aufacturing, and almost every article in
the building line, which he will sell OF
the most reasonable terms. Being con
yenient to the water.
those trading up & down the
kiver, and others,
Will find it to their interest to call at
as Nail Mandatory, Union street
where they can be supplied al the short
It notice and every favor gratefully &C
snewledsed.
Horace Field.
December 9 ~ cost
PRINTING
.leatIg executed at the Office OF the A
leyandria Gazette.
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From the BOSTON Daily Advertiser Of
Monday. 4

From the BOSTON Daily Advertiser Q
Monday.
The Legislature Of New Hampshire me
At Concord on "Wednesday last. The go
werner in his speech, recommends to thu
attention of the Legislature, great mum
Der Of subjects as requiring reform. Ht
has received in part payment Of the claims
of the state on the general government
S4o, 900 in treasury notes. which he has
funded in the name OF the state. He
states the progress that has been made in
preparing to build state house at C-n
cord, q m ascertaining the proportion Of
arms due to the state, preparatory ia
their being received from the United
States.
He states the impediments to the pro.
|ceedings Of the boards Of trustees and 0.
verseers Of Dartmouth University, and
recommends such an amendment OF the
law relative to the University, as will au-
|thorize some person to call a new meeting
|of the several boards, reduce the number
necessary to form quorum of each, aa-
thorize such as shall Inject to adjournfrom
time to time until quorum shall be as
isembled, give the executive power to fill
all vacancies in the board Of trustees, aud
enable the trustees to carry the law into
effect, and reader the institution useful
In the Senate Of New Hampshire, there
are two vacancies, one occasioned by the
acceptance Ola judiciary appointment BY
the hon. Mr.. Badger, and the other by
the decease OF the hon. Beard Plumer.--
These vacancies are likely to occasion
some embarrassment in the government
of that state. They are required by the
constitution to be filled by election BY
the other house, from the two remaining
highest candidates in their several dis
tricts. In each OF the present cases it is
said that The highesl remainingcanddates
are federalists, SO that the other house.
though democratic will be under the ne
cessity of supplying the vacancies with
federaiists, an event which would destroy
the predominance OF the democratic party
in the senate, and give the federalists a
check upon the proceedings Of the Legs.
lature.
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SULLY FOR SALE

.YMSHlS estate, situated in the county
! a of Fairfax. twenty two miles fiom
alexandra and the same distance from
lGe0rgctown, contains abou. seven hua..
dred and fifty acres. Lite River Turn
Ipike passes through it half mile from
the dwelling house. The situation il
handsome, and remarkably healthy; the
water is good ard abundant. The soil
which was originally excellent, has for
isome years past had tie advantage of i'm.
pro"ing husbandry, Piaistei Of Paris act.
ling with powerful and immediate effect
on al! grasses and grains. The fields
present good surface for cultivation
and those, now untitled, are covered with
red clover. The orchards are very large
and thrifty the collection of table fruit
lis choice and various. The mansion
|, spacious and we'll constructed; the on
houses are all conveniently situated
Those tor farming purposes are expensive,
land excellent III their kind.
For gentleman OF leisure this would
|be delightful residence =; and .yrof.a-
bile estate to an active farmer. The titls
lis indisputable, and perfectly unincum.
bered.
Anumbcr Of well taught orderly young
men, with good stocks ard farming uten-
|sils Of all kinds, and the crops of the pre-
sent year il desired, viii be at the COM
mand Of the purchaser.
Application may be made to the SUBJ
scrber, living On the premises, next the
post Office at Pleasant Valley, in Fair
fax.
Francis Lightfoot Lee.
For Immediate Sale,
Two hundred SHEEP, one fourth full
bred, the rest mixed Merinos, all in per-
feet health and fine order.
October 8 - 2awtf
49, Tie Editors of the National In
telligencer are requested to insert the a.
bove twice week till forbid, and send
their account to this Office.
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Richmond, Nov. 10.


Concerning the Earth We have daigy
new proofs of the Atlantic parts of the
middle and the southern states having
been lately formed by alluyion. In this
Ineighborhood, Oh digging from twenty to
fifty feet below the common surface, we
meet with stratum OF compact slate
coloured clay and sand, which is from ten
10 thirty feet deep In this situation is
found variety of bones, wood, marine
shells. shark'steeth, etc. A considerable
quantity of bones, and other antiquities
have lately been extracted from Adams
hill in this town, at a depth Of about thirty
feet, where street is now cutting Some
q these bones are from eight to ten in
ches in diameter; aud large portion Of
;hem are petsitied. The wood is general,
~ found in carbonized state and the
surrouadning earth has probably received
It's colour ftom this vegetable deposit /:
Tor wherever cas'bonized wood is found
there the earth is found to be dark color
cd, Mast Of the strata appear to be part
Nv petrified. and in time viii 40 doubt be-
como rock. unless removed bJ water Or
some other agent.
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From the Herkimer American. Nev 81
( Wonderful Preserration,--0a Thurs.
lay last: whilst a young man at Aewport
vas engaged in cleansing the bottom q
i well, the stones .addcnIy gave way.
and he was immediately buried to the
depth Of fifteen feet, beneath a solid mass
oF stones and gravel. Six hours ELAPSED
before the most unremtted exertiens oil
lis neighbors were able to eyaicate hin
ON his per;Ious situation. When he
was taken up, he was able to walk with
out assistance.
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Notice.

A meeting at ls, A. M. this day at
he Exchange Coffee Houses few doors
south Of the post office, isreGuested IF all
citizens interested in the -Four lnsPec.
ton of this place, to select tie nest
suitable person to be recommended to
the Court to fill the importanteffce Of
Flour Inspector.
nuA u T. 4.
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PUBIC SHE.

Will be added tc next Tuesdays sales
at the Vendue Store,
A Patent Balance
A quantity of old Rigging
A Cable
a large Ledger and Journal-new
Charts, Maps, etc. etc.
PC. Marsteller.
December Q
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Public Sale.


On Wednesday next the 9TH instant. viii
be sold, at the Office of John Jackson
and Go, on Union street between King
and Prince, an assortment of Prime
Goods, suitable 70 the season among
which are, 49, 49,
l bale superfne cloths
s 90 do
2 flushings and coatings
9 drab, blne u mixed plains
case umbrellas % inch
l plain aud corded veIvets
1 super Madras handkerchiefs
common do
cotton cambrics 9 8a64
gilt plated buttons
2 elegant French hats
\ London MKT pins
black & colored cambries
addressed ealicoes
ALSO,
Ginghams, cotton shirtiDss, Guernsey
Frocks. cotton and worsted hosiery. lace
shirt buttons. bundle pins, susprnders,
brown Hollands, fancy fea hers, etc.
Sale at 20 o'clock, precisely.
Hac :
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YsE.s
ALEXANDRIA.
7TIIEsDAY, DEcrMsER 5.
CONGRESS.

d. gentleman from Washington w
= ,sued. that sufficient number 9
4, a. members mem Of both houses Of Congress r
''' -..terday toform a quorum. 1t Y
hs NM tbs message of the President O
Pr I-a;,.d States, will be delivered TIM
.l' !, p o'clock: we shall use on
ua' -, ,odeayors TO lay it before ouI
.s.d.rs without delay.
John Sergeant, Esq. one n Of. Of the s.. Dr &c,
'ess = appointed BY the Board OF Director
oesu ..spd to Lendon for the purpose Q
70 p negotiating she purchase Of {, Ten Mil
Ian n. Of spasish Dollars, offered BY
Commercial house 10 that city.
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Bank! When the sky falls, we may catch
larks, and when the National Bank gives
away money, it will be plenty without
our being at the pains to buy It,
Mass. Spy
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SpRINGY,ELp, Macs. ROY. IL.

6PNINUF'ELHf y ooos 4NUFs L
Ii the cart n4s uot ielded to US in
this ssasoL the usual encrease, we may
say that sterrllity has rot been prevalent
in ali cases. Three pair of twins nave
been born in this parish within 5 weeks.
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Farmers Bank of Alexandra

December 9, 1916.
The Stockholders of this Institution
are hereby notified, that an election Of
thirteen Directors, for the ensuing year
will be held at the Bank. on Monday the
sixth day Of January next.
JOHN HOOFF. Cashier.
December 8 aotIstMJ