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For Antwerp,

Mn The substantial and fast sailing
sa& Ship aaerica, burthen 2S5 tons
AM 'lns two thirds OF her cargo engaged
Us Is oalance will be taken on moderate
!, WINS II Immediate application is made
DANIEL S0MERS.
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| wish to purchase a Woman
for House Servant, betW cen GO aud 40
Gears old. that can come well recon-
nended. She will not be carried out Of
the District of Columbia.
GEORGE FARLEY.
July 81 st
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June
The Cargo
" Tie British schooner FAR Halter.

Consisting OF
40 puncheons Rum
do. Molasses
Il barrels Sugar
sO0 kits spiced Salmon
SUI dried ditto.
iW tons Plaster OF Paris, is landing
JUS day at the wharf Of the subscribers.
lad for SAFE.
.aaams, Ksrbert g co.
July
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Philadelphia Julq 27

A'fesNN,NS P'SS'~ IVY -
Melancholy Shipecreck.-A letter re-
ceived yesterday morning by mercan
tile house in this city, dated Genoa, May
lS, 1916, states the loss of the ship Bet
sey OF this port, and ali her crew, "a in
except one man. Extract from
the letter:
"Genoa, May Is, 1916.
Our chief object in writing you, is
0 aoqualnt you ior the information of
ray of your friends that may be interest
cd, of the melancholy account Just re
wed OF the loss of the ship Betsey,
llliam Cams, from your place for Leg
..5rn, lade with sugar, coffee, iron and
. a>lin. she was unfortunately wrecked
the coast ofTuscany. and only one
IAN saved. as you will observe by the CO.
OF the enclosed from the British Vice
onsu f9r this place.
translated for the Evening Post, from
the Italian.
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July 81
400 Dollars

Will be giveh for Likely Young Negro
Women. Enquire at the Bar Of the CT
ty Tavern.
July &c, tt
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Carpenters wanted

- EJOAAVN4O W NtatOU
HE subscriber wishes to employ ter
y Twelve good House Carpenters, t
ssM At ElkIeoT's New Establishment
ssiahaing.
- He will give liberal wages il IN.
nealate Application is made tn
William SteIcart. Carpenter.
lsly l6
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TO CLOSE SALES,

The undersigned will sell at the Stores
of John Janney, Esq.
ON LIBERAL TERMS
About 80 purcheons fine favored old
KUN, Sd and 18th proof, Sss hogsheads
SHkuB-imported in the schooner Ad.
miral Durham, from Tobago.
n. REILLY.
July Is. if
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The food still is pouring,
The fall still is roaring,
And deatens each neighboring shore ;
But the war hoop no longer
Sounds louder and stronger,
While drowning the cataract's rear.
lis not by the vel! or the war hoop I'm
hr'd;
AT the deeds of the savage droep 4
grow weary;
now Sing Of Honour and Glory scquir-
ed,
Where our thunders were heard 81 the
waters ef-Ene.
The dark rolling waters OF Erie had aow-
ed,
For ages OH ages 10 silence along
And its back mountain shore had ne'ei
yet echoed
The loud lannon's roar or the mari
ner's song.
But the Cross Of st, George Ger her bo-
som now floats,
While Coiumbia's brave Eagle is
streaming afar:
And the thunders that sleep in their ships
and their boats.
Will shortly be reused In the tempest
of war.
Where wonder beams Of morning play,
Tnroush eastern portals comes the
day:
And Ger the da ksone silent sky
SPREADS its gray light so cheerfully---
With fluid gold it ting6s now
The welkin space and mountain
brow:
Far in the east those. clouds behold.
Which seem in Heavenly fame en-
roll'd
There blessed angels love to lie,
And look abroad through earth and
As from the vigils of the night,
Leaving the earth for realms OF light !;
And gazing round, below. above,
They read unutterable love.
On that calm and glorious morn,
The Lake reflected back the dawn,
To waken warriors, reused in time
TO meet the approaching fray
No longer now does silence reign,
But seameu's shouts and cheerful
strain,
And hoisted sails, and moving oar
Proclaim Our warriors sleep no
more"
For lis busy day
Proud DER the lake, gallant throng
Alhion's squadron sweeps along,
Like foams that roar upon the wave ::
White pennons floating DER the brave,
Are seen afar through mist aud cloud !:
And new is seen each mast and
shroQd
And rs the morning breezes blow,
Nearer and nearer comes the foe.
Their tharders sleep which soon will
wake
Their first rude notes upon the lake ::
Upon whose bosom ne'er before,
Relentless death h!svlctIms bore.
Solemn and slow the adverse squadrons
move,
While the bright orb of day rolls on a
bove.
o! 'tis a glorious sight to see them
sweep,
like clouds in air, across the gentle
deep:
rhe;r sails all set, their banners streaming
high:
While t9ere the Cross, while here the
Eagles fiy,
With all things smiling in the autumn
sky,
And clouds of amber gently sailing by:
While just below, the Lake is heaving
bright:
And swells of tumid vapour catch the
light.
AS, from some black and silent
cloud.
That moves upon the face Of day
The flashing lghtnngs sudden play
And muttering thunders roar a
loud;
While earting on the mountains side
They pour destruction tar AID vide
Sc, on that calm and gentle wave'
Where all was silent as the grave.
The reign of peace is DER;
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For ". Toik 8 Providence.
Nm The Schooner Ros1 in Bloom
sssa - Hovlard; will take fIeishr
~. new York or Providence on mode
emo. Is - H0"'a e.
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I And to the lannon's dreadful roar,
Echo the mountain, rock and shore
For now the British thunder pour
| Destruction round, behind, before:
While the dark Lake receives the gore
Ofmen who fall to rise no more.
Silent and slow our vessels glide,
While ruin pours on ever, side:
But now. our port holes gaping wide,
Our fires begin to glow:
And forth the awful thunders broke,
And ruin went with every stroke,
And death with every blow.
But see our strong and gallant bark,
Where stands the Hero OF the Lake,
She slowly moves, the only mark,
On which the opposing torrents break.
Each brace and bovine shot away,
She moves perfect wreck;
She meets the wind like waving trees,
She's tossed Ike cloud upon the breeze,
And ruin crowds her deck.
Oh yonder see the Hero sail,
While balls as thick as autum's hail,
Around the little vessel pour
Secure the sails mid lire and smoke;
As did Of yore that gallant boat,
Which fearless Caesar bore.
In triumph now another deck
Receives the warrior from the wreck,
In safety and in glory;
And now more strong the breeZes
blow,
And drive him nearer to the foe.
To death or victory.
Now fierce amid the foe they dash,
Their mastS and spars while falling
l. crash.
Their ships are driven,
BY broadsides riven--
is Albion struck abaft ?
From larboard and from starboard side.
Our streaming pert holes gaping wide,
Send teatold thunders OR the tide,
And rake them fore and att.
is Down, down you flags, or not foe
Shall live to tell this tale vi woe
Down, down your flags, on not boat
Above the bIood-red stream shall aogt!''
And down they come, the strife is o'er,
Borne on the gaze is heard no more
The groan, the shrek, or caunon's
rear
And sink the thunders On the distant
shore.
| know It's true you love to read
|0f noble knig hts OF former day
4 know you sigh DER mar tlal deed,
Aud grieve chose times have passed a.
way.
It's true those Knights no more vii!
fight,
The days of chivalry IRE Ger -
And those who fought tot Bruce's right,
Are scotia's valiant sons no more.
Bat did their breasts a AL spirits fire
Perry. with Bruce and Wallace brave |!
Or with the Aow'r OF c,hvalry,
Did worth and courage lind their grave !.
D come to the land aia Greene and
a Perry,
10, look to the warriors OF EutaW and
Erie;
And see where en- lrcled in glory's
bright ray,
Heroes have fought IN our Ia nd and Ca:
day.
|Old Rome and old Greece, in the tenn
pie OF fame,
long list OF Heroes WITH triumph can
claim;
ind round On the tablets, 10 letters OF
gold,
Each nation may see its own Heroes en-
rofd.
And round as you gaze both with won
der and pride,
On the names OF THOSE warriors who con-
quered or tied,
On FOUNDER bright tablets, Columbia be :
hold,
The nanes of ytur Greene and your
Perry enro He'd
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BATTLE OF LAKE ERIE.

BA LIZ OF LAM Ehlb.
Oh, rude is the land where the cliff and
the mountain
0'ershadow the waters dark tremu!ous
glow;
Which flows from the north from its cold
ICY fountain,
And passes through Erie to Ocean be-
low.
That torrent is rough, as!it bursts from the
north,
But calmly extending across the broad
Lakes
From their silent expanse serenely goes
forth.
I'LL it ioams where the loud roaring
cataract breaks.
There the roar of the fall with the wild
Indian yell,
For ages long past has mingled its
sound;
And often together, the tumult would
swell,
It's echoes through SKI and the shores
all around.
The flood still is pouring,
The fall still is roaring,
And deatens each nelghboring shore
But the war hoop no longer
Sounds louder and stronger,
While drowning the cataract's rear
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Police Of Tie Ca6iaes,--By order oil
the ENeea,ive; bens 10 be rung at nine,
QsarAnune to CONNER at the ringiag
CT the bell, no nomiraao1: 10 n f. mad q 70
the Senate I'm Al dIYspe sanction is 90
tanned FROM The Pope !! !!J.!!! 10.
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FRESH FRUFF..

OF THIS YEARS GROWTH.
The subscriber has just received & Tor sale
Fresh Muscate. and bloom K AISINS,
Green Grapes in jars, in fne order,
Zantc Currants Peanuts,
Soft ihelled Almonds, Enel;h Walnuts.
Filber;s, Mnfard, Ginger, C;a,amon,
Cloves, Nutmegs, Olives, with variety
of different articles.
Also, few caCks Goflen Cheese aud
bef Spanifh Segars
ON HIND,
a large a6ortment OF % DICTIONARY,
Cordials, Sweet Meats, Sugar los &c. &c.
% All orders will be punctually ate d.
ed to, and reaionabe deduction made by
wholelale.
LOUIS BEELER.
November Art
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ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER ~ 1915
TREASURY DEPARrMENr.
NoUem5er 7S, iSt6

HVOemoe' IS, 1916
NOTICE is hereby Given, that fund,
IN have been aligned for the payment O,
iuch Treaiury Notes andthe interelt there.
on, rs are now due at the Loan Office in the
city of New York, in the fate Of N. York.
and which were not embraced by the notif'
cation from this Department, OF the ,ad of
Auguff, 1876.
And the iaid Treafury Notes will accord
ingly be paid upon the application of the
holders thereof respectively, at the faid
Loan Office in the city of New York, at any
time prior to the firit day Of January 1877,
after which day interefi will oeaie to be pay :
able upon the fad Treaiury Notes.
The Commiaioners in the ieveral flates
are requcited to make this notice generally
known by all the means in their power, and
the pri tiers authorized to publilh the laws
of the United States, will be pleaicd to in
fert il once week in their REFLECTIVE pa
rers until the fir(t day of January next.
VIM. III. CRAWFORD.
Nov. II. tiitJ
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Public Sale.
THIS DAY.

~, THIS DAY,
AT the Office Of john JAcxsoN & Co. u.s
'on-itreet. between King and Prince.
WILLIE SOLD,
bale fuperfine cloths,
do. Ga do.
do. auihings and coatings
do. plans. drab, blue and mkt
Gale umbrellas, re ,nch,
do. plain and corded velyets
100. super Msdrafs Handkerchief
Vo. common do.
uI. cotton Caubricks, e-s and Ga.
do gilt and plated buttons
do elegant French Hats
Also,
"A prlme aiIortment of India Goods. cc,r,
lifting OF corah chintz, checks funer;oy.
company g,lrrahs, emerties & chintx, with,
variety of ieaionable goods.
November II.
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more effec;uaily 70 prevent the cireu-
Istirp of notes emitted by unchsrtered
bsok>t' which passed February 24Chl
1916, Wits the exception OF the ioih
section, be suspended, in relation 70
she Institutions denominated "the Lou
doun I ompauy for the Encouragement
OF Ag.icul,ure s Manufactures" the
Bark af Martinsburg," ",be Monon.
-gslis Farmers Company OF Virginia,
'tNhe Warrentop Company" the pa
line Company" the Leesburg Union
Company" the Western Bank oi
1 Virginia," 'the Charleston Maruiac
,uriDg aud Exporting Company, the
Ohio Company" afd "the Bank o
Winchester" in Virginia, unul The
3lst day Of August next.
This Act 10 commence and be II
force from and after the passage there
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under the direction OF John Rcborts,
yhristopher Neale, Sc A Faw.
4 Ordered, That the several matters
referred TO the assessors relative TO the
taxes due from the estate o. Charles
Alexander (deceased) be referred 70
Geo. Cory ell--and that the assessors
ne discharged from further proceeding
under the said order.
Extract from the minutes
Test, l. p. THOMPSON. G.. C.
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BAR IRON

THE subscriber has juR received ge-
i neral dfortment Of BAR IRON of
every defcription, iuch as Plough Plates,
Axe Bars Tire Iron of different widths.
and thickness, lquare and FIAT bars of ali
lizes- round belt itto, well aGorted Ger.
man and Crowley steel of good quality,
Spikes, Nails, Brads and Sprigs of his own
manufacturing, and almoft every article in
the building line, which he will fell on the
mott reaionable terms. Being convenient
TO the water thote trading UP and down the
river and Others will find it to their advan-
tage to call at his Nail Mandatory, Union
ltrcet, where they can be iupplied at the
ihorteit notice and every favor gratefully
acknowledged.
HORACE FIELD.
November as.
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KINGSTON (Jam.l Oct. II.
fipe huhdrcd dollars rcrcyd.

I Whereas the British schooner Perth.
shire, of this port, with cargo of
3oooeI. in value, was captured on the
! 2ist of last mGEtb, off Morant Bay,
| and within miles of HE shore, by a
schooner of the Cniied states OF a
| meriCa, called the Hunter, which, IN
/ ler the direction OF two owners, Ionn
Johnston and Charles Conagelirg, OF
Baltimore, was fitted out within these
NO months al Aux Cages, for pi:atical
purposes, and commanded by one SAM
uel Brown, who sent the Perthshire to
the Isle ofVache, where she was visit
I'd by the aforesaid owners, who came
cut TO her from Aux Cages, and sack
ed the passengers luggage, stripped
them OF their Clothes, and every tTiAing
aPpendage, condemned the vessel and
cargo according TO piraticai custom,
and being Immediately joined by Brown
and their corssir they transferred the
guns, arms, sc. and crew to the Perth
shire, which they then called the new
General Arismendi, pretending 10 be
under the Venezuela aag, and with
her went Upon cruise.
Description Of tie Schooner Perthshire
Beautiful pilot boat American buiit
about two years old, flushed deck
square stern and rather narrow, knee
head cut to resemble dragon, bulls
eye on the quarter deck, dose bulwatks
all around, but rather low, coppered,
and when skilgully managed, sails un-.
commonly fast, mainmast rakes moro
and is more taunl than the foremost
carries a foretoPsail, which is remark
able by not being deep in proportion 20
It's breadth, and therefore looks some
v hat squat, measures per register 70
feet 9 Iuches length on deck, % feet Q
inches breadth, 8 feet II inches hold,
and is 1863 tons
The Governor oil Virginia has ofIici-
lily proclaimed the following persons
20 be elected Electors Of President and
Vice President for that state:
George Newton Isaac Foster
Charles II. Graves Brazure w. Pryor
John Pegram William Jones
Mark Alexander William Lee Ball
Iobn Purnal John L. Brooke
Branch + Archer Hugh Holmes
Joseph &. Cabcll John Dixon
;hares Y ncGy Arch'd Rutherford
George Penn Archibald Stuart
.SmG PoindeXter Andrew Russell
ppencer Roane Charles Taylor
,,nreshley ReysodsJohn Webster
Robert Taylor Nas. Intel.
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Dissoiu0on Of Z opm'nership.
THE copartnerhiP of RICHARD SLADs
4 & Co. was di6olved BY mutual con-
fent on the z1lt inf. The buhnefS will be in
future conducted by RICHARD SLADB,
the only remaining partner of the late firm,
he having purchaied the entire intereft Of
the whole concern
JAMES AMBER ON,
RICHARD SLADB.
Alexandria, Sept ~,
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SALES AT,AUCTTON

SAL .ES AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAYS & SATURDAYS.
VIII be offered at the auction Office, on
Union Street, between King and Prince,
an eHtenflve and general aif0riment of
SE.8SC,N.aBLE GOODS
OF Britiih French, German, India and
Domeitic manufactures, which will be we'll
ieleeted, and well worthy he attention Of
Town and country merchants and Others,
rs the undersigned will be abundan,ly fup-
piled from the manufactures and their
friends in New York, Boitor and Philadel.
Phia, which will give to gentlemen an OPP
Por,un'y of laying in their good, on as
good terms az they can be in thoie cities,
taking into view the difference OF exchange
etc. etc.
:, The particular, defcription OF Goods will
be advertiicd in the papers of the dry.
!. coniignmcnts ftri6tly attended to and II
berai advances made If defrable.
}NO. JACKSON & Co.
Auetioueers.
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Eovemher al.

f1uRsUANT to decree Of the u. States
Circuit court for the Diftr6t of Co.
lumbia, made IN the cafe of John WcRco,t's
administrators an Others. VIII be lold oh
The pfemiies, on WEDNESDAY the nth day
of DECEMBER Gext,
a LOT Of GROUND
Containing one quarter of a fquare, iituate
sn Cameron and Patrick treets. on which
IS erected convenient two ftory tenement.
Terms, @, 9 and IS months credit, and a
lien on the property til payment is made.
john d. BROWN,
ROBERT GRAY,
CommiGionerS.
November ~.
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ms seat aud we fear that John, may
deceive as ana turn aside after the
,feat harlot OF Britain who SITS upon
many waters as he has done before
30 John could not find favor in the eyes
OF the people, but remained q, boms
10 eSpound the law TO as mony as came
unto him and brought unto him money,
until! the days OF Gabriel the Prince.
10. Now Gabriel leaned in heart 10 s
ward the people called Federalists be-
cause they came to his aid, when aiorc
time he strove with Isaac the great war
Tor, to be prince of the realm. There
ole said Gabriel will ! shew kind.
ness unto them, and choose out flom
among them John their leader, 10 be
my chief; yea, and my !eaGtr c!so."
Thus reasoned Gabriel in lis heart.
~. 20 Gabrisi appointed John his
| chici scribe. and 20 help him rule over
sore amazcd aud coniouudet, ond Il cir
Chsues ciaye TO the roofs OF their
mCutGS.
| 90 And many said, let us flec from
the wta,h ol John our cnemy--ior sure
| ~ nc viii ,uie over us with rod ct
iron, and Will take of The sect OF the
| irderalis,s and make cf then: captains
al thoD saias, and captains OF hundreds.
ard captaius oil tens and they will be
come our task iuIsters aGu Cypress US
nike unto the oppression of Pharaoh Ii
she land oi Egypus 30 ;he republicans
ieating the y eat wtath OF John their
enemy, rosv end fed evey man TO lis
tent, ther. TO renain dming ali the
days OF Gabriel The pr!nse.
The appointments oil Join Pope, esq.
oecrviar> oi State, by tnF Lieut.. Co
vernon, hes excited co0sl;e, aDie lndIg
nation srong the Rcpubiicans general
| ~, and we untel stand, Nse inRs OF the
people are IN tontem piMioa 10 !o:tp re
s.iuIons ~ irs:rCLi Cur S1uuturs 81
thms state MOTTO confirm the sppoiut-
> men. 10
Caoriers aSt BiGsf--Look on; tur
soua.is! PEGGY pfC,-iis! RepuoH
,.sns so y he placed IL !u,gnIoyy,
/ The { 70 remain ior,ns space OF 4 years,
uncci suo favor rs has hiEaness The
Pope, ma, Iron, time 10 tice, please
grant, "a the cypress Ccr.di,tpn that
ri y -rftIn no case, contend tor the
RIGHT 4 INsTRUcTIcN. or complain o.
h,s rtftet's's mos, stscious a4mruis
st;tm. 70.
Nor Of the Pohe-- Henry the g.
pu, 'dtEn the Rufic OF :hc ltalian Pops
I'D ItremaIned tor Kentucky Demo
c.aisto destroy the many Hu!IS OF hcl,
| PoGe, r..
| Police ef IKE Ca6iaet--By order oil
the ENeea,ive; bans 10 be rung at nine,
| QsarAnune to commence at the ringi8g
CT the bell, no nomirad2r. 10 n Irax q 70
| The Senate I'm Al uI.sue sanction is CD
tanned FROM the Pope !! -! }! 10.
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Nor Of the Pohe--Hen,y the g.
put dtEn the Ruitc OF Ii: ltalian pUpa
I'D [tremaIned tor Kentucky Demo
c.aisto destroy the many Hu!lS OF thci,
PoRe' II.
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i OF New York or Boston.

! OF NeW 7 Ork or Boston,
(.Hs frefeh NAV ~
EEi1 The fubifahtia Hoop BUCK,
yS{TE ssaFSA Capt. Wheeler,
4Ssiiifsf. .GsTk' viii flow 500 barrels, and can
se,s:s,1s be dispatched without delay.
APplyto
BARNEwALL & PoPHAM.
November AZ ct
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From the Saxon Flocks

5 The subscriber bsgss leave to acquaini
lis town aud country friends, that lie has
received to sell, a select assortment oi
Extra Cloths and GassiMeres, finished III
4 superior style, blae, black, brown.
mixed, imperial, Saxon, ard Bluchel's
-reens, double milsed drab, etc. Cassi-
9eres, dress black, blue, Cobourg and
autumn, mixed. Double InifIetl black,
blue, drab, fawn and mixed oi various
kinds. Stockinets, festings, buttons
treble gilt, patent woye and Leopoid
stars oil different sizes. q
N. B. He will receive orders ifomths
country 70 make ladies' habits, cleaks
coats, and genfIcmeh's wearing appare
in the newest IasIlion, with precision.
ROBERT GRAY, King street.
next tloo. to Hoctors WASH
iagton and Ssmmess
september "a scot
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! VI inc, Molasses; &c.

A pipes, half pipes, ard $ qnaftcr-
casks L. P. MADEIRA WINE
first quality, from the houses Of
! Murdoch and Go. Scott and Co
Il Howard, March and CO. Gordon,
duff and Inglis and Blackburn's.
9 halfpipes L. r Tenerifle Wine,
- part which IS old, and well fla.
vvrel.
10 quarter casks Sherry Wine, low
10 lids. bright retailing Molasses.
.Sugar ii, his. and barrels.
Coffee s.. BAGS and barrels.
lnpcrial aud Young Hyaes Tea.
IN. 4. and West India Rum, in hds
aud barrels,
Philadelphis Rye Whiskev, with vari
Gus other Articles, comprising
general assortment Of Liquors ant
Groceiies-- Tor sale by
Join H., CREAtsE.
] septetnber Ia dlwa2awt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-05

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carI, IS. III iae hkat 6f arSsaaaes,t t, tl,r
.omtsissasy not enlY arroe N crilic;ssss
tI,e spppossd tendene3 qi .l,e cousal's
,,e);ticSl opiDiols, nut losing I! tenn
sen.onxtrafea with rehsasf al ag&i ns{ his
pressrviag an EAGLE at bis gates and en-.
sained hiel to have;t instant i re,novs,l|
Iii. Wilson MatusaIIy ipsisief 6ia pre-
sefsins iiosio!zte The ems tic arms d
h;s co0ntfy HE 3O,nRsissafs accuStUtp
"a IL passive obedience, sesi / ail armed
iarre. and took dawn tue eagle. The
consul ioywaiaIed eneF e cslapIaints q
Paris Che minis ter pdted an Inspect
S Sc neral Of police, Who, aite having il,
,sstiaated the Affair, MALE csefy proper
sxc,,ss. when It's ARMS 81 the United
coates were soleinAty rerIarell.
Faris, .asfllst "a.
Yesterday Madam GalIatis;I HE lady
ol Tie ambassasjpr ffem Tue United Stases,
was pfesentSd ID his majsst .l2s l;le Mar
,al;oacss de- Niilette and tie countess
Gsesas lie Ia Roche eucs 4 s majesty
smoke ID her III Englisll, il the hsost as
ffc,;onate manner. Mrs g Was seeeiv-
"a viii shs utmost gEacioasRe by the
Dachess 81 Angaplsme.