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ALEXANDRIA.
:; .--ra-,SsspAr, MAY 20
.ssic York. May "a.
:, rRoM FRANCE.

j xATESi -
8. arrival this morning q the brig brig
/ 81 s. Belle, IN 90 days from Dor .ls
Eatasss' bsss received Bordeaux pa
ku's, " ,ss !" on April. inclusive, contain
! d e a daSss II The 4th. They are
' "a, 4 tbssr legislative pr0c ,ss ss
I'D We . : 4, i ! local nature. We md
ss ? , sss articles under the Paris
E !, o.. Paterson. the daughter OF Mr..
: Ns', rich American: y now IN 'hls
'''F' S5s comes to establish her claim
* (. estimate heir Of an ex-Slng, to the
q ,.sss estates that ne has LETT IN this u,
9 8 Itis expected the trial will
y i, immediately.
= !. 4. lEyae de Neuvi.ie, tbs day asked
/ / ,. s. to grant him permission TO
.s s,ar sufficient time 10 attend to
a -. san. conferred upon him by his
..a ,s.,,' Is minister to the y. 5. Ills re-
a,,f was granted"
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street. rext Is the First Presbyterian

street, iiext to The First Presbyterian
Church.
MIR. John r. Keys, Treasurer, No. 9
North Howard street.
Mr.. w. R. Swift, Secretary, No. II
BowIy's wharf.
RESOLVED, That these proceedings 6s
published together with the end artlclS
of the constitution.
Art. Q. of the constitution of The
Religious Tract Society Of Baltimore"
{. Every person becoming member @
this society shall pay an annual contrlou-
ton of two dollars one half at the tise
of subscribing the other at the expiration
OF six months, or by paying twenty dol
lars shall become member tor lite"
BY order.
Satt;-oora Jc{h Nav 1915
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.ssran Hundred Dollars for .Kltrderer.

'secen Handred Dollars for q Murderer
On the 28th of April last, while Mr..
Burgess Day was sitting on the piazza of
Yrs. Carriers, IN Edgefeld district, S. C..
a fellow by the name of Daniel Land,
without provocation or known cause
deliberately took aim at him with a rife.
and shot him dead, ADD then absconded.
A private subscription was Immediately
set on foot for the purpose of collecting
money TO offer as Il reward for his appre.
hension, and seven hundred dollars was
subscribed in a few minutes. ard is offer
ed to any one eho will ledge him in Edge.
field jail. 1t is believed that an addition
atreward viii also be offered by the Go
werner Of South Carolina. The following
is 4 description of his person: He is "a
bent % or 2S years of age, feet 8 or 9
inches higb-has dark hair and dark eyes,
thin dark beard. a down look when
standing, his knees appear to bend back
more than common he has small nlole
on one side of his face near his mouth; is
Of a middle stature, and supposed to be
about 100 pounds weight; he was born
and raised in South Carolina, about 10
ar i2 miles from Augasta-is of a toIer-
able fair skin. The amount subscribed
for his apprehension is somewhat above
he reward offered. and NAV have some
further sums added. The entire sub
scription will be given the person secur-
ing him.
BENJAMIN HIGH TOWER
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Sand for Sale.

THE subscriber informs The public thai
he has opened Sand Pit at the corner
of Royal and Qaeen-streeis, where the
best sharp, Building Sand can be had
without any trouble Of digging, and nc
hill to come up.
Nav % Ct
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Es of France.

We have been favored with pcrasal
Ella letter from a gentleman in Ports
mouth, England, dated Jan. 18th, 1916.
70 ms father in Newark New Jersey, from
which 1t appears that a formidable revolt
had been contemplated and detected in
The Isle Of France against the English aa-
e'9fi'yi IN which it is supposed il was
ihisrded to have massacred tie English,
2sd e hase returned to the allegiance OF
france. Depositiops IF the facts relative
% The revolt had been taken, and the
writer OF TIE letter was the bearer OF
s =. trom the Isle Of Frrrce to the Bri-
usn g0yesanent in England.
sNewaSE CeHtiNaI.
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From The Cleaner.

We give our readers this week what
details we have of Foreign News. Te
be sure they are not Of much Importance.
IN the usual accept@Gop of the word We
arc they ofgreat Importance, in the o.
,piaion Of every ghi!anthroPist, as they
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BENJAMIN HIGHTOWER.
BosToN, March Is.

An experiment was made yesterday on
board the fine new ship Minerva, destined
for the London trade, in presence of a
great number Of spectators, OF the efhcs.
cy of the Triangular Vale Pump, invent
ed BY Mr.. Perkins. -Four feet seven in
ches of water let into the ships hold
for the. purpose was thrown OF in IS mi
nutes, by two pumps, worked by six
men, and without any fatigue to the men
employed. The success of the expert
mentwa exceedingly gratifying to the
great number Of persons assembled tt
view it, and was regarded as complete
test Of the great utility of the invention
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Direct from France,

Direct from France,
And now open and for sale at the sub
scriber's store
LcvantiHe scarfs with rich brocade
borders.
5. s, and "a Levantine shawIs, en-
5roidered ditto.
4, 6, and 81 plain Levantine ditto
4, 6, and s-4 elegant black and white
lace ditto
Satin, striped 8 gauze handkerchiefs
Linen cambria.
Silk hose, KID gloves, etc. etc.
ALSO,
] case of fashionable castor hats of su
pcrior quality s. remarkably low priced.
Thomas f. Herbert
MAY 90 div
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Adam Lynn,

Corner Of King and st. Asaph-streets
has received by the ships Ocean ans
Wilhclmina, from Liverpool, and j
now opening for sale
fin e1teasire assortment Of
Hardware and utlery
May 90 eoSw
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New Line OF stages.
The Winchester Mail Stage
WILL START
Every Monday, Thursday
AND
SATURDAY.,

ENRON M'LAueaL1N's Tavern, at
n three O'clock, A. NJ. and arrive in
Vinches7er early the same evening"
Returning will leave .M'Guire's tavern.
in Winchestgr, at three O'clock, and ar.
rive in alexandria at an early hour same
evening. The Stage viii continue on
to Wastillgton and Georgetown, for the
accommodation of passengers.
s~P The above Line is in .frst rate
order-,he public may rest assured that
every attention will be paid to their con-
venience.
The Proprietors.
May II. d
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Shad and Herring.

Harper and FendaN, have just receive
ID and offer for sale,
$50 barrels prime Herring
$50 ditto ditto Shad.
Nav IS
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For Sale or Hire,

For Sale or Hire,
A Blacksmith, who has commanded a
forge for 5 or 6 years. He is young
man of great bodily strength. and coed
dispositions. l will not sell him cut OF
the state of Maryland. Persons willing
to purchase or hire will apply to
Frederick d. Store,
Port Tobacco, Maryland.
May 8 eo6wi
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Hardware.
Spring Goods

The Subscriber has just received and
is now opening at his Store few door
above the Washington tavern, com.
ptcte and elegant assortment of
Seasonable Dry Goods,
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FRENCH GOODS.

Landing at Lawrason 4 Fowle's wharfg
from the schooner Morning Star, p.
R Page, master, from Havre de-
Grace,
case white and black grapes,
/ do Lavantine handkerclnefs, with
eolored borders
Long black and white silk gloves
l case mems and women's black
and white silk hose
9 do Florences, assorted colors
2 do Levantine do do
i do taifetas do do
l do ladies kid gloves, assorted
sizes and coIors
do mems leather gloves
l ditto green sewing silk for UNI.
brellas
| ditto sewing silk, assorted coils.
Do. Oil skin hat covers,
l Do. Cambrics,
Do. Long Lawns, Cambria hks.
Shirt buttons,
Do. White Chip Hats,
do. black and white Grape, and
gauze fans,
The above goods were purchased with
cash, and selected by the best houses at
Lyons and Paris, and will be sold at q
small advance by,
J. & I. Vowel,
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ABE great advantages attending distri-
,2atng Religious Tracts among the poor
~ \, England, aad the eastern parts OF the
.s''so States, are generally dckndwledg.
!. We are happy in Observing one Of this
A'1a S establishing in 6 neighborirg city,
~ meeting Of number of citizens
az .sese9s'y oeld TO taAe into consideration
f s's eSpedlency of forming an association
~ ,ue purpose of Distributing religious
= yaSs Saons the poor, il Vas unanimous
Z resolved, that ,he advancement Of the
S-S;e oi'rue religion and virtue, renders
- 80 institution OF such an insStution high-
!, usS'raeie; IN consequence Of which
gs persons present formed themselves
i /, a Soo'ety, to be deuominated The
@s sas lract Society Of Baltimore, a.
.ostsd constitution & elected the fol-
owing gentlemen TO ba managers for one
year, VIZ -
Or. James Ingl;s, Nr. D. W. Bcis-
s,aa, Az, J, T. Keys, Al. w. h. Swift.
!, az. T. =. It'll, So. j. H. Parmele, Mr..
= ~ Hlil, Mr. ]. p. Coulter.
- James Iagis, President, East.
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LONDON GOODS.
C. Ell. P. THOMPSON
lave received b. the ship MountVernou

Have received " the ship MountVernou
4 CHOICE SELECTION OF -.
sEAsoNABLE ARTICLES, CONSISTING OF
Extra sdperfne imperial Saxon cloths,
Do. fashionable mkt cassimeres
Fashionable stockinets
9-S superfne striped and checked
ginghams, newest styles
90 do. undressed cambria prints,
rs fine and superfne fancy prints,
Colored, corded, Vittorla, Japan'd and
cher fashionable fancy maslins
rs and 6-4 cambria and jaconet NUS
Inns,
Patent steam loom shirtings
Fine and superfne .imities
London printed cuttings
White and colorcd cotton hosiery
Ladies and gentIemen's leather gloves
4 variety Of fashionable shawls, con-
sisting Of
Rich damask, Waterloo, plain middle
chintz borders
Printed ch;atZ, &c.
Msdrass and Malabar handkerchiefs.
anril 90 e05w
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Lawrason s Fowle.

Landing from said Schooner and for Gale
as above;
s5 pipes old cogniac brandy, Of e
superior quality
go cases champagne, 9 dozen each
so ditto medoc c!aret, 9 dozen each
May II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-23

by arms. The treaty, concluded and de
40 minated SO glorious, is document
under the hands ofour President himself
70 prove the blynders of his own adm
abstraction : by his own document, h
stands self condemned.-Nor does tbs
misery OF all this policy end here. Ih'
farmers of MARYLAND must, after the cleo,
tioo. prepare themselves to behold thei'
houses advertised, at public auction, t
deiray the expenses of Mr.. Madlson''
war their family mansions are assalle'
by the marauding enemy in the iirst IN
stance. and by Mr., Madison's auction
GERS in the second. By their own valor
they are enabled to defend themselves
from these assailants, but they will Inc
no such security in their valor, from the
approaches of MIR. Madison's auction
GERS. Our farmers will then have no
thing to console themselves, while thei
family mansions are sold at public auc
ton. they will be told, that they are bro
TO the hammer to pay for Mr. Madison
bIunders on the subject of impressment
Federal Republican.
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oNoNDAGO, July 10.

Shocking Tncident.--On Monday, 24tl,
June. Franklin Weston, aged IA, son oil
Mr.. Weston. near Sknaneteles meeting
house Orange Norton, aged IA son Of
Mr.. David Norton {: and Lucius Peas.
AGED II, son of Mr.. Horace Peas, were
Ill drowned in. each others arms, IN the
mill pond of Mr. Josiah Walker. Cole
brook Hollow, town of SpaffoTd, IN this
county. The circumstances, as we have
had them communicated, are as follows
they. with one other lad, went to bathe
themselves in the pond, and after sport,
ling in the water for some time, s OF them
wen, out. and put on their cloths; the
other one getting on to slab swan a.
!cross the pend. and returning, about the
eddie, fell into the water, and went "a
ne bottom came up and screamed tor
IAelp, one went but being caught and
atangled with the other. both went
own soon rose TO fhe 7usface. AID Cal,
d Tor assistance the third waeed on
lnd reached his hand, standing On the
dge OF the channel: the sudden strong
grass OF expiring agony. in the two siuk-
ing ones, pulled him in, and all went to
the bottom, never, alas, to rise again with
fife. Fhe fourth ran for help nearly a
ale before be could give the alarm so
IS to be heard. II was two hours before
Ithey were all found, owing to the black
less of the water.
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Relioinlts MtelEigence.

Extract of i letter frem gentleman ir
Troy. state of New York, 20 his friend
in Newark, New Jersey, dated May
9Th.
1t is with great pleasure that | inform
van. that GOD mas lately visited US II
t. Is place with a remarkable efuslon OF
Divine trace. 1t commenced ahoat tht
FIRST 0. February, and soon spread tlHo
Che whole city.
All ares and sexes, and all descrip.
tons of characters. from 8 years Old tc
80. have been made the hopeful SUBJECT
of Divine Grace, But far greater por
ton are children and youth. All deao'
mutations of christians among US, are
sharing in Divine Influence. The Bap
fist Church has received about so: toe
Methudists have 100 on trial Yesterday
with as. (the Presbyterian Church, was
the greatest day | ever Witnessed: we
received 9S into oar cn.nmunleii on pro
ifesson, and on certificate. We could
with equal proprIety. have received a
considerable number more, who deferred
ithe;: connection till another season.
The glorious work is still progressing
II is far to calculate, that there are al
least $50 hopeIul converts in TINS piace
,since the commencement OF the outpour
Ing OF the sphlt and perhaps SO or l0l
more impressed.
This is the Lords doing, and 1T Is
marvellous in our eyes. May he still pro
coed, in the splendid career OF hls grace
uanl ali be brought II bow to his glonols
sceptle, and the 1orid be flied with his
glory!
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HvDsoN, IN. " July IL


MURDER !-Charles Decker, of the
town OF Ancram, in thls lCoiumoIa) coun-
ty. was committed to the jail In this city /,
on the 10th instant, tor having on the
preceding day murdered Mrs. Elizabeth
Colepauy, woman about 81 years oil
age. Ihe circumstances OF this horrld
and brutal affair, a. Tar as have been "a
BILE to learn, are as tolloWs:-1t Seen.s
that the neighboring women, among
whom was the deceased, were on q vlslu
at the place of Decker's residence, who
had charge of farm belonging to a WI
dow with whom lie resided. While the
were at tea, Mrs. Colepaux INDUCED her,
self IN some pretty severe remarks rela'
tive to one OF her own family, when
decker, without any provocation what
ever, seized knife from the table, and
stabbed her in tile left breast. NotwIth-
standing the exeitiOns OF the females pre-
sent, he continued to stab and mangle
.er in the most shocking manner, Deat-
ing her, stamping her under loot, &c
she expired in about fifteen minutes, and
before any assistance could be procured
Immediately alter she was dead, the
wretch seized and threw her Oh the fire:
where he kept the body until assistance
came sufficient to secure him. Mrs
Colepaux was ESTEEMED BY her oeiah90gs
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ODDITIES IF III. Hngemore.

y
The Rev. sir. ,iasemare, Ut Ialthrop.
Lei,cester died the lst of Jan. LAO, pos
sessed d the following effects, w. 1GUt.
IL money, whicb \he ttylns intestaJe) ieli
TO acket porter IN Lon on
lie kept one servant OF each sex whom
he locked W every n.ght. ais last en-
Payment in al evening was TO 90 round
his premises, let loose his dog and tire
his gun.
lie lost his life as follows; going one
morning to let cut his servants the dogs
iawned opon him suddenly, and threw
ann INTO pond, which was breast high.
The seifanss heard mm cali out for as
sistance, but, bong locked W, COULD not
lend hIh any
lie had thirty gawns and cassocks
iFtyelght dogs, one huNdred pam OF
b,eeches, one hundred par oil boots, fou
palr Of shoes, eighty wigs, yet
always wore his own har, eighty wag-
CONS aud carts, eighty piou5hs, and u ed
nUne, htty seddies aud furniture Tor the
neuase, thrty wheel barrows, SO many
waking STICKS that toyman III LelceS-
Ter fe.ds BID his executor eight pounds
ior them, sixty horses aud mares, three
hundred ptckaAeS, two hundred spades
and shovels, seventy five ladders, and
,wo hundred aud forty raZors.
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$3.50 acres Of Land
FOR S9LE,

$500 acres of which lays in. on and
!between Zachiah, Clark's and Pye's
|swamps. There is on this property eleven
|good dwelling houses with ALL other nee
Icessary buildings, and may be convent
iently divided SO as to suit purchasers
There is on this property upwards of 1000
Iacres of as good meadow land as any in
America, with an abundant supply of
timber of every description, and several
very good situations for mills, < several
good mills adjoining this land. and there
lis 10 part of The world better supplied
with springs, as there are upwards of
100 of as good water as any in the union
indeed some of them are, think. the
best have ever drank of. There is al
so on this property an excellent tan yard
with watts etc. sufficient for tanning and
dressing 5000 hides year, and as many
more may be added as any person can
wish, and any quantity of bark may be
had at low price as may be wanted
there are also blacksmiths' & carriage
makers shops, and storehouse and ta-
vern on this property. great part ct
which is within from 4 TO miles of tide
water, aud thee is al act Il the egi, Ia.
,tute tor cutting cara u tte Iackiah
Swamp. which nav be dene ar a little
lexpence, and will be effected IL few
years, from which the best of eyrry de-
sciiption of timber may be carried to
Baltimore or any other Market--t ere is
about $50 acres in Nanjemov, vii al
excellent situation for a uil, and 90
acres IN Pomopkey, all within one nile
OF the Potomac river, with "A great sup
ply OF wood and tiuker. sufIi ieut pro-
portion OF meadow land K well watered
as 10 springs, and all other necessary
as to houses. &c.
1t is thought unnecessary TO give q aire
particular description of the above rro-
perty. "a it is presumed 10 person ell
buy, without inst viewing it,. and , ot
solo by the 25th of August next i tlI!
be rented to good tenaDs either b tie
year. or for a ten Of years, as ma, Re
agreed on. | will also offer az Fuaic
sale. to the highest bidder, on the first
tuesday OF the August court. Of Chs les
county, in Port Tobacco. lot e masses
az to their situation and improvements,
excelIed by more, il that place
The Whole u the above properly viii
be divided 50 a, To salt purchaser. AID
any credit given r'af nay ee asked; but
the payment must u Ell secured he
purchasers or renters of toe above'prorcr-
ty. can be supplied with every tjmg nat
IS nece sary for farming. Or house keep
my: THAT'S to say, !rOm a ginblet r.
wagon. from pig to stud horse. ucEgd,
ing jacks ard jnnneys, from a grida.e
scraper 10 a book case. AMI pvprv kird
of provision thai mas be nau,ef either
for uan or beast also 6G0 sheep. "a.
mong which are about l0G weatners. if
application be rade irnmed ataly.
The whole Of the above property IS va
liable beyond descriptioH. and has adj
thai lew others possess in tbs
SAMUEL CHAPMAN.
Newtown, Charles County, Md:
July 10 go
The editor Of the Federal Repphiic"n
and Baltimore Telegraph. is reque tc
IN ert the above once a week til the
18th OF huUusf neyt
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On the west end of Martha, Vineyard
are high cliffs Of yarigated coIored earths
known by the name o! Gay head. o.
ne top Of The hill is large cavity, which
as the appearance OF the crater Of an ex.
volcano, and there are evident
marks OF former subterraneous fires. The
Indians who lived upon this spot have a
nalition. that a certain deity resided
here betGfe the Europeans came into A
n'rca: that his name was Manshop
faat e used to step cut OH ledge OF
rocks Vnlch ran into the sea, and take up
& whale, which he brOiled for bis own eat
ing. on the Goals of the aforesa volcano
and often invited the indians to dine with
nm, or gave them the relics of his meal.
that once, to shew their gratitude &c
- anshop for his very great kindness to
them, they made an ofsiing to him of ali
the tobacco which grew upon the Island
IN one season. Ihis was scarcely sufi-
Gent to iii his great pipe, bat he receiv-
ca the present very graclously. smoked
MS pipe and turned out the ashes of it in
10 the sea, which formed the island OF
Nantucket. Upoa the coming Of The Eu
ropeans into Americ-, Man>hop retired in
disgust and has never since been seen.
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Stephen LomGr.
For Sale,

7a7HAT substantially butt & elegant
Il y finished three story Brick Daet~
ing House on Water-street, formerly
the residence of the late Dr.. Kennedy (;
with which will be sold, either conjcint-
'ly Or separately, the adjoining vacant
Lot, 90 feet. froGt and 100 ieet deep
The terms ofsale will be very accommo-
dating to the purchaser.
Ii this property be moi sold previously
TO the 10Th Of May next, it viii thea be
ior Rent and possession given immedi'
ately thereafter.
Application may be made to
j. l.. M'keuna.
pst&april "a aawt
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Ni,c York. July IS.

We have seen letter from Cadiz, OF
1.-The 9th of June, containing the subsequent
information
u, is reported, and generally befev-
81, that the Algerines have declared war
Iaeaiast England, ewing to Lord Exmouth
Having obtained the release of 1900 Chris
Gan Prisoners. / hope it Is the case, as
the Dutchmen seem to require scme as
sistance to shove item on, as their fleet
has hitherto been carrying on toe coasting
trade between Gibraltar and Malaga.
"Expectation stands on tiptoe to re-
ceive the Infanta OF Portugal and Queen
Elect OF Spain. Neare daily entertain
ed with sage suggestions, accounting for
her tardy approach, which, it would APP
pear, is indefinitely postponed"
4 letter from a gentlemen Paris. to
his friend in this city, dated 24lh May,
says" The packets OF newspapers ana
pamphlets you sent me by Mir.
were taken from his trunk by the local
authorities at Havre sent through tie
post-ofice and taxed like letters, which
prevented me from having the pleasure ct
perusing them
8 Mr.. Irving, the minister for Spain,
is now at Paris he left this city and re-
turned to it, without any mark OF after
ton. MIR. aud Mrs. Eustis are here on
a visit SO is Mi. Morris, our late agent
IA Spain. Lee, of Bor deaux, not beng
able to continue the exercise of his tonsu-
ar functions, is about to embark for the
United States. Bs*", who openly VIC