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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-27
/. P. THOMPSON, !. G.
March ss.

Ordered, That the Auditor do a.
gree with the public printer for fur
uishing sixty copies of the Laws
which may hereafter be printed,
which copies shall be reserved for
the use of the Common CouHciI, or
forth same disposition as is from
time TO time made Of the laws.
The Council resumed the consi.
Iteration of the report of the COM
mittee on the subject Of Pitt street
With the accompanying orsei-------
rWherenpon ordered that the said re
port and order be fled by the sur
fyeyor and preserved for future IN
Espeetion among his records.
Ordered, That Messrs. Deneale,
and H. Smith be a com.
Ea,ittee to report the best mode OF
Pitt street and carrying
off the water.
Resolved, That Messrs. Deneale 4
Hoffman be a committee to prepare
1
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Dispatch Of BRsiness--A Mr.. B.
[caIling himself the son Of a public
character A-yl came to town on
Satnrdayyisited the theatre, and
was IlerelswitteB by q lady, on the
eyening-on Sunday visited the Lady
on Monday went with her to the
house of the row. Mr.. B. and was
marfied--but mistaklag and carry.
ing off the clergyman's gold watch
for bis own cane, which he left on
the mantle piece was arrested by the
police and sent to Bpidewell instead
Of the nuptial chamber--on Tuesday
was indicted--and before the week
is out will have completed his chap.
ter Of incidents, aad secured himself
a situation, whereslle will be safe
frem all the vicissitudes of dramatic
recreation, love, matrinony, and
light fingered mistakes for three
years at least to come.-N. T. Cot.
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q ieemonstranee 60 Congress agaiast

"a remonstranse 10 Congress against
an act which has passed the honora
bic the Senate of the u States, q
|bridgipg the right of appeal from the
circuit courts Of the District Of Co
lumbia aud that the same be signed
by the Mayor and members of Coun-
ell on behalf of the town.
Mr.. Deneale from the committee
appointed, under the preceding re,
solution, reported a remsnstfance
which was read and adopted, and
the President Of Council and Mr..
Morgan were appointed q committee
to carry up the same.
Ordered that the messenger Of
council be and he is required to put
the council chamber in good state
of repair and bring in the bill to
to council.
Extract from the minutes.
T.P. THOMPSON. G. o.
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Monroe 50
Crawford 81
-l4s Ns
% federal votes.
VIM. II. Crawford 81 demo.
7S fed.
i26

This Is the true result of the caucus
shouli the federal gentlemen prefer Mr.
Crawford to Mr.. Aionroe--we see NJ
reason why they Should not, by vas
diHersuce indeed, take Mr.. Crawford IN
preference.
Ii, Mr. Crawford's friends run MIR,
Stockton, Air. King, or MIR. lngersoll.
for Vice President, there could be but
verylittie doubt, should thev succeed.
bur hat an .american administration
would6e formed, which would do honor
to theit supporters and the American
character,
In the choice OF Vice-P President those
caucus men have grossly insulted Penn
syIvania inltheir vote for Governor Say-
der! Thepeople of this state is treated
with contsmpt, anu although we never
had good opinion Of his Excelfency, or
his abilities Is a statesman: yet Pe1tr-
sylraniG is entitled to claim that office at
this time. Mr.. Snyder, and his friends
and adci&rs will isolr see the fatal effects
of the Nrgisia iajIasnoe-- and We have
no hesitation in saying they fqet L.
Tgbreak down the Virginia influence
at this time it only requires cOncliia-
HoR, among good men of all parfieS, and
i IS done. Let good men OF sill parties.
opposed to the Virginia dyncsty, play an
hoaest game of :. giUs ana take,o and
each state VIII have its good men placed
in Oice, anu justice to all nations will
be doGs-and the American eharacteI
must rise at home and abroad upon the
,rulns OF fuse policy aud party i'lti'igsses.
We therefore at once aygiye rs
Mr.. Crawford for President.
Mr.. King, ofN.Y.
Mr. Stockton, of n. ], or Fer Y. 2.
Mr.. J. Ingersoll, Of Pa.
AZ FEDERALIST,
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IN COUNCIL.

MARCH ", 1910.
Ordered, That the Superintendent Of
Police be. and he is hereby required tc
sink well at the corner Of Fayette and
Queen streets, and place good and suf
|ficient pump therein, with spouts, conve-
intent to ill water casks, and charge the
Expense thereof to the third ward.
A communication from the mayor, re-
commencing an act, requiring the mayor
to keep record OF his proceedings, and
for other purposes, was received and
read and ordered to lie on the table.
Resolved, that Messrs. Deneale and
Preston be cominitte to cause plat OF
THE public ground on Points West and
Lumbly to be made, distinguishing the
improved from tie unimproved part !;
|whae portions are rented on lease or o.
|therwise, and for what rent, and what
Iportions are vacant, and to report the
same to council, with their opinion Of
the expediency IF selling or iettipg the
same on ground rent forever.
Ordered. that Messrs. Sanford, Nor
lgan and Nicholson, be a committee to
lexamine the machine erected by AZ Faw,
fer the purpose of weighing hay and o.
Ither heavy articles, and report how far
1.-THE said machine answers the purposes
required by the law, which gives the said
"a. Faw the sole and exclusive P ivilese
Of weighing such articles.
Ordered, that the superintendent OF
police do cause the tunnel at the inter
section of Washington and Montgomery
streets to be repaired, and the gravel
way of Washington to Queen street. and
tine gutter aAong Cronoko street west,
and the bridges over the same, TO be all
SO repaired, and charge the expense to
the third ward.
Ordered, that the Sup. Int. Police do
cause the tunnel at the intersection Of
Washington and Montgomery streets to
oe repaired, and the gravel way Of Wash
|ington to Queen street and the gutter "a
..pGg 0rOnoko street west, and the bridg
les over the salne TO be also repaired, and
charge the expense to the third ward.
Mr.. H. Smith, from the committee to
whom was referred the consideration of
the best means of disposing Of the sur
plus water OH Pitt street between Came
ron and Queen, made report accompa-
|aied BY an order which was ordered to
lie on the table,
The act for raising a revenue for the
year 1916, was read asecond time, and
the same being amended, and the blanks
being filed up, it has upon alotion read
a third time and passed.
Resolved, that Afessrs. Morgan and
Deneale be committee to enquire into
the expediency Of bringing in bill to
prevent the erection of wooden buildings
within the limits Of this corporation.
Extract,
Up TH0MPS0Nj 4 <.
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AUCTION.

30 . - .'+ r..
On WED.N'EsD.qY, the 9th, inst.
will be sold at public Auction, withsut
reserve, the entire stock Of Goods OK
Mrs. Mary Ann Chattelin, consisting
of an extensive and elegant assortment
of fancy and other valuable articles in
the millinery and jewellery line, among
which are, Leyantines, Florences and o.
Their silks, silk velyets, muslins Of all
descriptions, Men and Women's silk
and Gotten hosiery, cotton and silk
5hawls, mock CASHMERE and Merino do.
waistcoatings, cravats, handkerchiefs, q
large stock ofribhons, cotton and thread
lace, artificial flowers, gloves and lace
sleeves, gauze, Grape, silk. -buttyns,
fringe, trimmings of all descriptions, q
great variety Of velvet silk, straw and
other bonnets, gold and silver cords, e.
paule,s, and variety Of other articles.
Terms for all SUMS under $50 cashs
from so to 900, 60 days from 200 TO
500 60 and go DAYS from5oO to SOC 60
90, and 100 days. from 500 to. 1000, 9.
4. and 6 months above 1000 5, 6, and
9 months.
Country merchants will do we'll
to attend the sale, as many OF the articles
are very desirable in a country store. !
JohnchereS g Davis, Alc7s. q
March Fl dts
SE4 .t Ls2l W. ~. Z.
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BY Griffith and Brawner

On Wednesday next the eth instant,
will be sold without reserve. at Grif-
fifth and Brawner's warehouse, large
collection OF Dry Goods. among which
are
sd Irish sheetings
A do. linens
German linens
Cambrics and fancy muslins
Jeans and dimities
a. chintzes and Ginghams
Shirtings OF a superior quality
Madras hkfs.
"A Black and colored grapes
Italian silks
Marseilles. vestings
Callicoes, fufniture,dinities
Cotton Hosiery
A few piecesreal French lawn r.
cured. "A
! real Irishpoplin Pelise as pat
tern, &c. &c. ~
Also--a few patent lever Watches Of
superior quality.
March 26 ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-27
Valuable Mil Property for Sale.

TTNi)ER the authority Of deed Of
a trust, from the late capt. George
North, for certain purposes therein men
toned, the subscribers will expose to
sale, on the prsnises, on Monday the
9Th day Of May. 1916, that valuable Mill
Seat on Holmes Run, in the county OF
Fairfax, to which are attached about for
ty-two acres Of land. This valuable pro-
perty is about six and half miles from
Alexandria, Georgetown. and Washing.
ton. There IS a turnpike road frodi the.'
Washington bridge passing by This br0-
perry and intersecting the Little River
turnpike road. ;,
The Mil House is built of stone, S.
by 40 feet. three stories high with COM
piete machinery, the whole new, and in
excellent order. There is also q COM
modious dwelling-house Kitchen, stables,
&c. a further description is deemed
UNNECESSARY, as these disposed to pur.
chase will probably view the property
before the day OF sale.
Ole third sf the purchase money will
Be required in hand, and the remaining
two thirds ii six and twelve months,with
a deed Of trust upon the property to Sc.
cure the payment.
John M,Kinney,
~. S. Wise,
frays
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. Public Sale.

onThursday morning next, at 10 O'Clock,
A cargo of Isle of May Salt, on board
the brig Mentor, at Isaac Entwisle's
wharf-wiIl be sold in lots to suit pur-
chasers, on liberal credit.
p. G. Marsteller.
March 27.
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Mandeyills b LarmosiI

Corner of King e. fauiJ aG O 5as ~
ter streets,
HAVE FoR SALE, 81
60 hhds. and tierces Orleans and
muscovado sugars
10000 Id green ceafee
1000 10 Java coffee ~.
90 casks first quality Goshen cheese
100 boxes old soap
so boxes mould candles assorted
10 bags jamaica Pimento
90 hhds Pennsylvania Whiskey.
SO barrels do.
90 puncheons w. /. Rum
Is pipes cognac brandy
S barrels peach brandy
g pipes Holland gin,
10 barrels country ditto .
10 hogsheads retailing molasses
5 hogsheads syrup
100 boxes Spanish cigars, first and
second quality
100 kegs Carrots and Leiper's snuff
10 tierees bladder snuff. ~ -
With their usual general.assortment
of wines, liquors, teas and other groce-
ries.
March OF
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Port of Alexandra.

Arrived sloop Hound, Griffin, 10 days
from Wilmington: naval stores and mo-
asses !; to Adams, Herbert & Co.
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Valuable Pro; erty for Sale,
On liberal terms, which will be made

Valuable Pro; erty for Sale,
On liberal terms, which will be made
known on The day of sale.
subscriber being DESTROYS OF
4 closing his business, intends sell
ling at public auctiony on the FIRST day
Of April at 10 o'clock, A. N. and to
continue from day to day until the whole
is sold-six large and conmodious brick
dwelling Houses. situated on Washing
ton, street. This property is well built
and of GOOD materials and suitable 70 ae-
commodate genteel families.
1897 Acres of LAND, lying on
James River very heavy tiimbered, with
a mill seat on It, and convenient to q
saw and merchant Mill, about 30 acres
Of land, being a pafsof the Clannen tract
III Masoh's Neck; lot Of ground front
mo Keith's wharf, covered with sand ;
a Quantity of Union Bank Stock, aud
nv entire stock of Dry Goods consisting
Of a large and general assortment.
Jonathan Schoyfsld.
March 25
RP The above sale Will cogn-
mence with the real estate.
Griffith 8 Eraaoasr.
J, March 27. ~, x 81 '.,.s.-ss. !.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-27

! Markets at ST. Pieeres for Al
,merieaD produce dull-Beef Si2 ;
slaves e. and every kind Of pro-
visions eheaperthsneoui be bongl!
n the IT.. States. Sugars FIRST and
second quality, Sic 4 2: MOIassess
So to 81 csats per gallon: Hum oO
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Notice

The Collector for the 2sd COLLECTION
district Of Virginia, for the Convenience
of those non-residents who own proper
ty in the district, purposes 70 attend at
the Washington tavern. Alexandra. on
Thursday and Friday the sSth and 29ta
of March instant.
John LiitlJOtn, CIR.
March GO Gl
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Public Sale.
March 81

This day at 10 o'clock, will be sold OF
Rumney's wharf, on a liberal credit,
100 barrels and IL hhds. bright ST
Croix sugars, of superior quality,
90 hhds. retailing molasses, and
8 tons fustic.
March o.
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Extract Of a letter dated Madeira,
sth Feb. 1916. and confirmed By
letters of 18th same month.


/" We are in hopes as. the reports
Of. the gIutted state of this place
With American produce got to hand
that our supplies would then erase,
hut the very reverse of this expeeta-
ton has been the fact--Our imper.
tatsons lave continued in ain extra
ordinary manner. and within these
few dsys we have witnessed the ar
rival Of NOT less than $4,000 bush.
els Of corn and from7 to 5000 bar
rels OF -four. besides rice in aBun-
dance, and the consignees absolute
lv at o loss to know what to do with
i. as by advices aom Lisbon, Op
porto, Teneritfe and other places e.
yery one Of them appears to sui,
fer an equal glut With this
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ESsract Of another letter, dated 1sth
February.

a On che cd February, in the
morning about go minutes past AZ
o'elock. we experienced IN this
sIaad one Of the most severe shocks
OF an earthquake ever felt here.
which CONTINUED fer the space OF
six minutes /: during which time the
island was in as great motion ss
! ship at sea In a heavy swell
Thanks be 10 a kind providence, no
lives have been last :-~-seyeral old
buildings have fallen. aud two or
three large churches have been much
injured"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-27

r'hs Speaker laid before the
xsa,,sesa letter fFems the President
s mel report 81 tho expence
;aeured, SO. 10 employing counsel
S;a.aid the Attorney General Of the
I5nifed States aud report from
,he Secretary Of War, respecting in
,errst paid Oh unliqnidated claims q
gainst that department; both re-
rorts made in compliance with reso
lutions Of this House. They were
Natl, ordered TO be printed !; and.
Iile House adjourned.
F,om ths Philadelphia True .fmerican.
Erscatipe patronage, or Virginia sue
ceSStOn
The late democratic calscts, at Wash
:roson, for the nomination OF candidates
Er President aad Vice President of the
Tinted States, By members of Congress.
ebows with what submjSSice politeness
me freemen Of the United States are
~;llng to FIX the hereditary Succession to
she presidential chair in the state Of PR
ginia!
The members of congress have ne
right to meet in caucus and declare to
tbe people their choice of men to fill
these high aud important Offices and
the citizens TO keep their liberties should
in each state profess against such uspr-
nations Of authority. Mr.. Monroe comes
out before the people as the f.red candi-
date, under seeming ofEciak authority
by which the citizens are deceived into
his support. Butts he the choice OF the
majority Of the representatives IN con.
gress or the good people Of the y, States
The caucus nomination gives him nc
such majority.
The caucus men inform US very grave
II, that OF lib meaibe 3 present, the
votes stood thus-:--
Mr.. Monroe, 65 votes.
VIM. H. Crawford, 50
That there were
absent 49, all Ito Monroe.
SO & what then J
Give these absent & scrupulous Votes
10 Mr.. Monroe, and it will still leave
, Mr.. Monroe not the choice of the ,csote
Representation IL congress.
The whole number OF senators & con-
gress-men, we believe, are rs.
Take from that number the votes OF
Crawford and Monroe, and it leaves the
federal votes who took no partin The eau.
Gus, thus:
2aj representati S.
Monroe 50
Crawford So
LAS lss
% federal votes.
VIM. II. Crawford "a demo.
7S fed.
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ALEXANDRIA:
WEDNESDAY, MANOR a6.

Connecticut. The democrats of
Connecticut, have nominated the
Hon. Olirer WOlcott, formerly Sc
cretary Of the Treasury as. their
caadidate for the appointment of 60
vernon; and the Hon. Jonathan In
gsrsoH. for lieut.. governor Both
of these gentlemen are federalists--
and have been honored with no small
portisn Of the anathemas of demo
cracy. The Mirror notices the no
mination in the following severe and
pointed manner:
|" Thus we learn that our democrats
are willing to uphold for governor
the man who a few years since they
pronounced an iacendiary. Who
they accused of burning the treasury
hooks to hide his infamy. And if
they really believe this charge we
ought not to be surprized.
But what is there in the charac-
ter of Judge Ingersoll for them TO
admire : He has always been reputed
an honest man, and a federalist--
why then should he be their candi-
date :"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-27

Ash has become the duty of the
inferior court (by late act
of Assembly, of the counties
within this Commonwealth to
declare, by order, monthly, what
bank notes are current in their
respective conaties; for, the in
formation OF those concerned we
publish the following order of
the County Court of Loudoun,
made at its last term. March 1sth
1916.
s.The Court proceeded pursuant
10 an act of Assembly passed 24th
Feb. 1916 entitled an act, to give re,
lief to the people of this Common
wealth in certain cases and an act
explanatory of the same to declare
what bank notes, and at what de-
probation other than the notes of
the bank of Virginia and Of the Far
mers' Bank of Virginia are current
in this County; and do say. that the
notes Of the chartered Banks Of the
State of Maryland and ofthe District
of Columbia are current and ought
to be received at the value each
note of the said Banks Purport on
It's face" Wasllingtunian.
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Stone Masons wanted.

FEyHE Subscribers wish TO employ a
a bout twenty good Stoue Masons,
81 Fort Washington. on Ghe Potomac
they viii give good wages and constant
employment. Application may be made
@ either Of at the fort or IN Aiexan-
sria.
BelitIa Laws,
John Cohagcn.
March 2S-6t
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The court of Norfolk county, on
Wednesday the goth inst declared
as current in that county. the notes
Of the State Bank ofNorth Carroll
IA at par. when compared with The
notes oftbe Bank of Virginia and
Farmers Bank of Virginia. those
OF the chartered banks of the city of
Philadelphia at . per cent depfeeia
ton; and those Of the chartered
banks Of the city Of Baltimore, the
District of Columbia, at 8 per cent
Depreciation.
Nsrfolk Ledger
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Swedish Iron.

CWGiilSil lIGll.
~ tons Swedish Bar Iron, assorted
Just rereived for sale By
.adaas; Rcrsert Y Co.
MascA 20
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y The subscriber has just received !
Some good English silesr Watches,
Which he can warrant to perform
we'll.
James Gait,
March 24-~St
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March aS-6t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-22
Ran away,
On the 1st CT May inst. between Aleza,
dria and Georgetown,

On the 1st OF May inst. between Alezn'
dria and Georgetown,
A PPe;ght MuIattc, ramed Isaac, q
a bout twenty-one years Of age
when from home generally calls himself
'saac sager, and passes for white MAJ
lie has blue eyes, light hair, mole %
his left eye lid, his left arm has been
,roke. perhaps may be discovered yet
lie is an excellent distiIler, wasgorG,
and a good farmer, and speaks the Ter
man language /; took with hin Bay
mare, nine OF ten years old, Is hands y
an inch high, the lett hind foot white, and
a notch in her right ear. He also took
with him about two hundred dollars ID
:,
Any person or persons taking up said
slaye isaac, and combining him so tbatl
get him, shall receive Fifty DplIars Re-
ward, and If brought home all REASONABLE
charges will be paid, by applying to
james Allen, or
Christian Miller, =
Living in Woodstock, Shenandoad
County, Virginia.
RIav11 aqst'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-22
Land for Sale.
May II

sYHE subscriber wishes 10 sell anac!
B of Land in Fairfax county, con-
aiming $50 acres. From actual exPSa :,
ments, it is found to be well adapted "
clover and plaster, very inconsde5l'
Bile quantity of which will axe It t. sa up.
nor land; as at present the greater fa y,
is really fertile. The situation o. w
property is desirable, being about . o,s
leading from Alexandra to occ Eco q,.'n'
asd not farther from Mr.. tanneJ's l L:,5
and Accotipck creek, through V'I =,
the purchaser ma. con's! he
lroduce to any market iylng uPOJ ., 81
,ea-board Persons anxious to Pul'..
nay be shewn the land BY M A''''
wing on the premises. ,
Jsha III. .N'Cdr'gi
March r.
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Public Sale of Lands.

TTNDER the authority Of adecfee|
q ofahe superior court OF chanceFy
beIl at Fredericksburg III the case o,
Giles Fitzhugh agsinstAndrew schoiteId
and Jonathaa scholield, tbs subscribers
viii offer at public sale for cash on satar-
day the s5tbinst. at Gooding's tavern on
the Little River Turnpikeroad-so much
e a Tract of Land conveyed by the said
{, Giles L Fitnhugh to the said All. schoi-
field. as will be sufficient to satisfy the
sum Of s 1855 90, and the expenses Of
sale. Tie Land proposed to be sold, is
part of the we'll known tract called IA
vensworth situated on both sides OF Ac'
cotink Run, and affords some valuable 81
tuations for mills and manufactures.
Richara H Henderson,} Con.'rs
RI. 1ayIor,
Nav cots"
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Mr. John Muir,

YOU will take notice, that on the otn
day OF the Circuit Court OF the Ustrict
al Columbia. to be held for the county
of Alexandria, in November 1910, or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard
!! shaN move that court to award judg-
men. aoainst YOU in favor of the common
council of Alexandria, for the sum OF
sixty four dollars and one cent, beng
the atnount due for paving and taxes on
your property corner OF Duke and Pisf-
streets, in the town OF Alexandria. Tor
the years 1910, II, 70, Is, IA and 10
according to the act Of congress passed
he 25th Februagy. 1904.
J. ID. SIMMS,
Attorney for the Colnm0n Council
Of Alexandria.
May q5-t6 dom