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E. NJ. 3.
Eatrnct Of a letter from .Natchitcches
daiga June IL

EaTfact OF letter from .HWchiEGcheS
datga June IL
Rorrid Murder - he bodies OF Hen
ry Irvine and Patty Nash. were yesrer-
day found near TINS place, murdered IL
a most shocking manner, apparently with
an axe or some other heavy sharp wea-
pom; a. the heads of Dotn were nearly
Sepai ated from Their bodies y tier skulls
much fractured, besides other wOundo.
they had been missing from the 9th "a
the 18th instant, when they were disco
vered by the numerous tiucks OF buLzardS
and yuLtureS lowering around their re-
mains, and by whom they were SO mai
gled, as only TO be Identified by Their
apparel. suspicion rested strongly Oh
a sergeant Fox and a woman oy the name
OF Fanny Newman, who bad quarreled
with the deceased, and had been heard
TO utter threats against them. lhey have
beth been examined before justices Da-
yenport and Case.
g Irvine is much regretted"
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lated the laws of the United States, by
furnishing British'hostages with passports,
s still consul at Paris ;and ne lately ap-
pointed -. known by general AS pub
iication concerning him, as consul at Ha-
.gre, where it appears he could not be re,
,eiyed. We look anxieusly for the arri
val of Mr.. Gallatin."
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Departed this life yesterday morning Nh
heigamin bro1cn. burr mill stone maker
be trends and acquaintance of the ia
ally are invited to attend his funeral this
morning at 9 O'Clock, from his late dwell.
lug ca Patrick street to the Friends bu.
tying ground.
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and has left numerous family to mourn
her untimeIy and shocking exit. Since
the prisoner has been in confinement, he
has shown symptoms of insanity. Vine
Their his insanity be real, or telgned' or
is the effect of this bloody transaction, Is
mot known.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY on Friday TIE 10Th in
Istant, -egrO man ramed RIG HhED
LAWSON, between % and 50 ears Of
Iage, about feet high and large in pro-
portion. he stammers at times very much
and is toletabe black--be took With him
two oZnabris shirts, a red flannel shirt,
one par of reddish forrest cIo.h Janta-
looms. one twiiied & eat coat Of a grey
Ish color, and tolerabie rood fur ia -
He had ON when he went away, yellow
cotton paptaloOns aud a twilIed rounda>
bout Jacket cotton and yarn, AID aisj
took oil good imported new blanket.
soldiers blue coat. very good krapsack
with the letters u. s. il blue, on The back
of it. A reward of Twenty Dollars wiIl
be given for experimenting him If in the
district Of Columbia. and Fifty Dollars,
if out of the district.
Masters of vessels ard others are
warned against hardening CT carrying off
SAID Negro man.
Stephen LOmGT.
sTn The editors of the National In.
telligenCer are requested to insert the a.
bove three times. The editor OF the Eal-
timore Federal Gazette is also requested
to insert the above cost.
July 10 tt
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REMOVAL.

Craven Z. Peyton has removed to th'
Counting Room on Muncaster's wharf.
July %
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Tue ''' RICHARD B ALEX tNDER,
President,
T. C. NASH, jun. Secretary.
NJ correa de Sierra. is appointed Mi
,;htsr pIenipoteutiary d his Majesty tie
KIM KIM Of the UnitedKingdon OF Portugal,
Brazil and Algarses.
Tho ALLOWING gentlemen have been &C
knogledged by the President as consais
# His Majesty the king VI France and
Navarro to Wit:
NJ Pstry, for the Port ofNew Orleans
The Marquis dc Roegeres fer the port
: The Coant d. Espinyillc, for the Port
Of New-York.
NJ de Yalnais, for the port OF Boston
NJ. Angelocci, Vice, Conouiior the Port
Of Portsmouth
It's said that Gen. Nina, the Younger.
50 we'll known during the late war IN
SDsin. has arrived at Baltimore fr0m
London.
Emirration from qtana.-The ships
Samuel and Neptaue. hay, arrived at AM
bOy with each filty passengers. irom New
nv, Ireland. and the brig Milo with pas
sengers from Belfast. rhe Samuel, hav-
inc landed her passengers atAmbny, came
rOund to this city this morning.-Shc lett
atthe port of Newry nine sail OF British
vessels, preparing TO take in passen- efs
for the United States: one OF which had
three hundred aud fifty already engaged
\. !. CoiA. Sd.
Itissaid ,thatii whale struck by an har-
pOOuer, displays violent contortions im-
mediately after the blow, no danger is to
be apprehended. The swounded animal
puts forth all her strength at once; she
lasheS the oceaa into a foam BY repeated
blows with her ,all.. tumbles about her
unwieldy bulk" and then lies UPON the.
surface perfectly harmless and inert. The
experienced mariners bail these spas Isl
sIavOlrable omens, and proceedln their
work with confidence of success. We
are Induced to dtaw the same iavourableI
augury with regard to the Democracy OIL
Maryland. This whale in the polite i
ocean has been struck by the harD00nei s
Of federalism, and she is now flashing the
waters into foam by the blows OF her tail
The very violence with which she is eA-
erting herself, is, we think, plain de-
mOnstiatiOn of her expiring weakness
We congratulate our federal mariners,
who have embarked with Us in this
voyage, on these favorable symptoms
TOdrop this illustration, we hear FROM
all quarters the most satisfactory ac
counts tat the federal party are daily
gaming ground and tbat large accsssio,Is
Of Strength will be obtained from the o
tAer party. The measures of our adni-
nbtration are spcb. as must in time open
the ewes Of those dejuded men.who have
honestly embraced the palitics of the de
masrats. We can bareli conceive il nossi-
BE, for the members Of that party to de-
hde their fellow citizens mnch LONGER
CAN'T be, thar a citizen OF MARYLAND has
already forgotten the time. When our
shores wereyisited by an hostile feet,
can thew forget their own individual dis,
tess, their anxiety tor the preservation
their wives and families ecery monentI
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From ile Boston Daily .Mvertiser

From Tie B0StOh -DuttY .IUUeFtts4T
We have seen private letters from Eu-
rope, which mention that i is supposed
to be the intention of Lord Bgron, who
has left England for the East, to join
Lady Hester Stanhope, in Arabia.
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has left England for the East, to Joli
Lady Hester Stanhope, in Arabia.
The publisher considers it his duty t
make the following communication, which
he wishes republished for the benefit Of
the commercial world.
1. In consequence of the filling up o.
the North Channel, offthe port of Charles
ton. Is. c. some deviation is made u
the courses ed through the othe'
passes; it is therefore incumbent on ma
vigators to know, that sin running owe
the bar. bring tie Light House to bea
W. by.N 8 4 N (bv the compass am
run for it, which will carry vessel clea
of both sand heads, which course con<i
nue. til within half a mile OF the LigA
House" The aarialion OF the bar i,
degrees Is minutes east. The Englis
Charts lay Is feet water through the !
Channel. where there are only 9 feet.
9, The Light House which was erecter
on Bakers Islaad at the entrance OF So
lem and Beverly Harbour., is take:
down, and will not show light till Sep
tember, when instead Of two lights. "a
mentioned in the s h edition Of the a
meiican Coast Pilot it will then have on,
stationary light, and De immediately de
scrbed.
The Light House which was erected
90 Point Judith, at the entrance of New
port harbour. was blown down in Sep
tember. aud has no. been rebuilt. As the
above lght is fully described ia page $50
8'h edition Americas Coast Pilot, acct,
dents may occur without kpowiedge o.
the above Respectfully The Pu5lic'e o
bedient servant.
EDNrND NJ BLUNT.
Me York .,nig Is, 1916.
n. B. 1t having been insinuated TIA
no nautical work If merit could prrginaie
in America, ne merely state tiat q
recioty, syhca accompanies the "a iiss
tits, a new work lately published IL
England. contains the American Coast
Pilot. 9th edition verbatim. This no
tee is partly given to caution any person
ffom selling the above, as an infringement
Of right viii be attended TO. We vii
also mention for the qualification Of one
who is governed more by prejudice than
reason and who, without knowledge
whether it is SO or not, extois an English
over an American Chart, that a gentleman
from this city, within four mOntHs, sold
his A erican Chart to publisher il
England for S1i to improve the English
Chart. The Charts published by the sub
scriber contain many new plans OF Har-
bours, which have been attended with
great expense, the remuneration OF which
he looks for from a liberal public; and he
wishes no other claim than the merl'
which is due them.
E. NJ. d.
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SAMUEL CHAPMAN.

"H3 NTlul'O5 NVUI0|, 'INs
July 10 go
The editor Of the Federal Repph'ic"n
and Baltimore Telegraph. is reque tc o
IN ert the above once a week til the
18th of august next.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, july IS.

.oet;ng held at Hay Market on
A. "a day Of July, in the year 1870
the l''n .oale Of Prince William County
By nep".pes Of a notice mentioned on
in p M # july, present month, Tor the
the AN : If appointing two persons to
parp0ss Stannton in August next puy:sa-
nee! ! = Ne recommendations of a meeting
anil =, y " Winchester in May last, IN order
bslap; ;de for the call OF convention o.
70 :, Pl" .ooIe Of Virginia, for the purpose o.
the 9ss ;np. By amending the constitution
rsfS state. certain evils which por.
. =. WI af tHe population labor under
tlOa !, Mr., B. Alexander was appointed
G ce.;,n,an. aud Mr.. Traverse Z. Nash
lua e,. s unanimously, That John Love
y Edmund Brooke be appointed depa
auu - ienresent this county in the con
uss s : 10 be held at Stanton on Monday
he 10th of August next, Tor the purpose IS
:. - dsyisiag aud adopting measure iof e.
s :, 4 Convention Of the people OF TN
commonwealth.
'V psssi,ed. That these proceedings o.
stoned BY the president aad attested b
the 's'' RICHARD B ALEX ANDER,
President,
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T. C. NASH, jun. Secretary.

n Corea de Sierra. is appointed MI
,;bter pIenipoteutiary Of his Majesty tie
Kim Kim Of the UnitedKingdom Of Portugal
Brazil aud AlgarSes.
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Port of Alexandria.
ENTERED
Scbooner-Lucy, Williams, Porto Rico
- Trader, Knight, Portland.
CLEARED,
Schooner Liberty, Bears, Boston,
- Java, Mitchell, Baltimore.

Boston, Sept. II.
At quarantine, brig Rover, Eas..n, q
days from Fort Royal Mart. LEFT, Aug
esd, brig, Sheffield. nearly discharges
for New York, in 10 days, and several
Northern vessels. Sailed insco. sctr.
Experiment, Plsbery, for Bath. Also
left, French ship William. from Havre.
for Guadalupe, in so days-most likely
would remain and wait for information
Of the Plague at Point Peter, which by
the last accounts, say 18th Aug. had
swept off nearly one half the inhabitants.
No business was transacted at that
MACE. Seamen's wages in French ships
was sixty to seventy dollars per month
none to be had. The French frigate
Normands. armed aute, arrived at Fort
Roya! on the goth from the. Saintes: was
Ito sail in day or two for France. She
was very badly manned. The French
troops were daily expected at martinique
Ito lake possession-th English we're pre-
pairing to leave. Spoke, South shoaf, \
low w. 90 leagues, schr. Sea Pye, Toby
in. Y. from Lubec for Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-17

IN COUNCIL, September "A.
The taxes due from Mary Myers, Eli
lzabeth Pearce, Margaret Calhoon, Sara
Tyler and Charles King for the presen
lyear were RENTED.
The tax of one story due from Mrs
Foley was RENTED.
Ordered, that the tax of two tythable
improperly paid by George S. Hough t
| the collector OF the second ward, be re
funded.
Resolved, that Messrs. Deneale, YsitcI
jand Preston, be committee to direct The
manner in which Water street, betweer
Duke and Wilkes-streets, shall be re-
PAIRED.
A communication from the mayor re.
commenting remission of SIG, part Of
Ia fine of $50, imposed upon William by.
|sons for retailing liquor without a Ii.
|cence, was received and read: where
upon ordered, that The sum Of SIC be re.
|mitted according to the said recommpn-
laton.
MIR. Hoffman from the committee ap.
pointed to enquire into the propriety OF
|encreasiDg the number OF watchmen.
made report recommending the follow
ling resolution:
Resolved, that the number of watch
men be encreaSed 10 nine. and that the
council do now proceed to make the said
|lgpolntment.
The council adopted the report and re
70lutlon OF the colnalittee, and postponed
he appointment of the watchmen until
Isiopday next.
Resolved, that the mayor be requested
cause the proper notice required by the
4th section Gt an act passed the Ath of
March, 1916, Tor improving the market
square and other purposes, to be given,
hat the common council will, alter the
Expiration 0: Tie notice equlred by tie
,ald act, order the superintendent of DO
ice to pail dove and remove from Tue
market square The Old jail now on the
same, as directed by the sad act.
The resignation Of John Somers as
practical surveyor, was received aud &C.
Iccpted by The council.
On bailut:ng for a practical surveyor,
John L. Brooks was elected, and Viii.
am featon was elected a regulator in tur
place OF John I. Brooks.
Resolved: that the account of Robert
brockett. Tor paving Cameroa-street. be
referred 10 the superintendent of pol;ce.
with power TO receive the work, AID #
property performed, to cause The same
10 De paid.
Resolved. that the assessors be allowed
800 each, for their services this year, IN.
eudiag the add.ton.l duties performed
10y them.
a letter from Mr.. James Partri,loc. Of
Baltimore. relative to-the taxes on bisI
lot, was received and referred 10 Messrs
Oeneale and Herbert.
The taxes due from Nathaniel Bprrell,
a wan of color, for the present wear.
we're RENTED. I
Extract from the minutes.
Ieste. l. Z. Thompson. &c. G.
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Hugh Smith & CO.

Have received by the ship Boston froaa
Liverpool, ~
An additional supply which, with theft
stock on hand, enables them to offer for
sale general assortment of CHINA,
GLASS and EARTHEN WARE, at reas
sonable prices. a :,
They offer for sale,
A few tons of shot,
Pipes in boxes, and
Dry white and red Lead in casks,
Sept: II d1weotf
The National Intelligencer, winchess,
ter Gazette and Leesburg Washingtoni-
an, will please insert the above tor three
weeks and forward their accounts to this
Office.
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REcamo'n', September IA.
THE FRESH.

The rain began TO fall on Thursda'' o.
Friday week, aud has cent;nued, with
some iutermissions, almost to the present
moment. On "Wednesday End Thursday
ii poured down in torrents The earth ia,
been dreuched with watec, and on Wed
nesday the James River began TO rise
The Fresh was rising Il D O'Clock last
evening; but it was not 50 high by two
or three feet, the one which existed 8
years ago. From every account which
we have received, the rain has been very
general and proEuse SO that we may yet
expect a rgedesceat Of mountain water.
In that case, the Flesh will cortinae to
rise, until the supply of mountain water
abates. We fear it viii! do considerable
damage to the corn on low lands, but this
city has as vet sustained little injury.
Trent's bridge is covered with 5 or 4
feet of water--but it is placed very low.
and NEST of the drifting timber passes in
nocentiy ever it. a few only of the
branching trees have been arrested III
their descent-around which is collected
small hammock Of brush wood and tim
Der. though the whole bridge is cover
ed 5; yet, II we may Judge frons the strait
and snbroken line os the ripple, no part
OF it has yet yielded to the angry food
We expect it will still defy its fury.
Below the bridge, with the exception
ofone or two scattering rocks, the whole
surface of the tails Is under water--thc
sight of the foam aud the velocity of the
stream are strikinsly srand-its roar is
awful.
Still lower, at the foot of the falls, IS
Mayc's bridge. built on piers the river
has risen nearly as high as all the sides.
and Just below the toll house, which
stands on an island, it covers the cross
way, so as to cut off all communication,
but what takes place in a canoe. In the
course Of the evening, the canoe was near
being dritted away with OF Spassensers
IL it. No other portion OF the bridge Is
under water though here and there, 1t
Is splashed and wetted by the violence OF
the current.
Still further below, on this size OF the
river, the ravine. which is washed by
Shockee Greek is oyerflown; AID the cei-
lars OF some of the houses on the market
bridge, are covered with several teet OF
water.
The river runs over the wharyes at
Rocketts-but no injury has been sustain
ed BY the shipping. tits when the fresh
subsidies, that our sea-faring citizens must
put forth all thei skill.
One or two batteaus have been dritted
town the river and dashed to pieces
There is vague report that two or three
persons have lost their lives but il is not
sufficiently authenticated as yet to com.
nand belief.
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/ en- Plate Stoves.
10 r A C. e FIELn

Has Just received and offers for sales
at his Nail Mandatory, Union street.
quantity of Fen Plate Stoves, com.
plete. They are of the newest fashion,
as to elegance and beauty they far sur:
pass any ever brought to Aiexandlia-~
They will be sold on reasonable tefas
He has on hand,
Nails. Brads and sprigs, and every
article in the Building Line-Bar Iron
and Steel, &c.
septembef II mst
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TUESDAY, SEpTrMrrR II.
NOTICE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
September 18th, 1916.


The proposition made BY this depart,
nsrt for commencing the payments O
sall sun.s in coin, on the hsst day o.
Se,ober. 1916, has beeu generally de
slinad bv the Stats Banks, which have
Se.s.ofore suspended their pecle pay
,osats. And as an arrangement OF sQp
rlv;ng the people with the requisite me-
g i1,a 10 pay their dates and taxes, inde-
.Sondcntlv of the State Banks cannot be
rrsnveuieitly madc, uNtii the Bank O
10 United States shall be 81 operation
- further measures will pursued, witt
view to the collection of The revenue II
roin ON the said first day OF October
1916.
ronSrcss, passed on the 29th day o1
April, 1916:
That frem aud after the Goth day o!
Eebruary. 1917. all aUtics, taxes, debts Q,
snms Of money. aecruiag or becoming
Ssyable to the United States. must be
rrald and collected ia tire legal currency
ppfthe United States, or Treasury Notes,
Or Notes of the Bank Of the United
States, OF in Notes of Banks winch afe. pa :
able and paid on de.aand in the legal
currency, OF the Ua.ted States, and
not otherwise.
And all Collectors and receivers OF
uaSIic money are required to pay due at,
tenton to the suatice hereby given, aud
70 govern themselves, in the collection
and receipt Of the public dues, duties and
taxes, accordingly.
The Collectors OF the Customs, and
Of the direct tax and the Internal Duties,
are requested to make this no6ce sener-
ally known, BY allthc means IN their pow
er. Antthe Printers authorised TO pub.
lish the laws of the Upited States, will be
pleased to insert it In their respective
newspapers
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FROM HAVANA.

By the schooner Antelope, arrived
here on Saturday evening, in five GAYS
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A. J. DALIAS
Secretary qfthe Treasury.
We have seen tetier. dated Hart.

We have seen a letter. dated Hart.
f,rl Sc It IL W .ich observes,
SIT is an astonishing fact that STOW
iell Yesterday in Springfield, Mass. to
the depth OF two or three inches on a le-
val--and the Nernont mountains sase
been covered with snow for a nnmoer OF
DAYS. We have had rain here for -
hours, andas cold as November; wi til the
wind at y. E"
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Public Sale.

! . subscriber being appointed trustee
|: y the ooerabIe judges of Charles Caun-
Try Courl a. court of equity, for purpose
of selling and conveying the real estate
let Timothy Carrjngton, late of Charles
County deceased; Will offer at public
Isale on Saturday the 10Th of October next,
lat the Hill Top in the aforesaid county;
|all the real estate aforesaid consisting OF
upwards of four hundred acres of land
Wing near navigable water, well supplied
with wood, timber, and good water: there
are on this land two houses for tenants
with others suited to their purposes. be-
sides that noted stand called the Hill
Top, belonging to which there is a good
house occupied as tavern with every
convenient out buildings; also stone
house and grannery-Ihis property is a.
bout seven miles from Port / obacco, IL
eight from the Potomac on the road lead
ing from Port 7 obacso to Dumfiies. and
10 Nanjemoy, The purchaser viii be
required to give bond with security for
The purchase money payable in two years,
& on the payment oftbe same will receive
a deed from the trustee conveying title
in the usual manner on like occasions.
MALICHI ROBY.
Aug. eo6wi
This day is published,
fad ready for delivery to subscribers,
The First Number Of the
.MO.s"THLY VTSfTdEI,
SOMETHING OLD.
A Periodical Wt~k, Intended to be
continued monthly for twelve months, or
longer, if mutually agreeable to subscrl-
bers and the Editor.
CONDITIONS.
I. The VIs1TANr will be handsomely
printed, on, good paper, with new type,
procured for the occasion.
ii. A number containing 40 Octave
pages, stitched in blue paper, will be is
sued once month, and delivered to sub
scribers in Alexandria, at 95 cents per
|nuaber. payable on delivery.
~. Subscriptions to the above
Nv ork will be received at the
iOfice of the Alexandra Gas-
cite.
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REMOVAL.
JOHN JOHNSTON,

JOHN JOHNSTON,
Has removed his store to the corner Of
Pitt and King streets, in the house late
y occupied by A. c. Cazenoye, where
he has for sale,
A general assortment Of
lronmongery, Hardware and
Cutlery,
Which will be disposed of on the mos
reasonable terms.
september II tt
The Musanm will be oper
for the reception of Visitors, on Monday
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
Iron OF O'clock.
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aD3t
For Newly orIs.

sME The Schooner juliet, Captain J.
aEsas. Doane. will positively sail next
Thursday. 500 to 400 barrels viii be-
taken on lreig't if immediate application
IS made to the master ON board ct So.
mers's wharf, or
BARNEWAIL & POPHAM.
N. B. She has good accommodations
for passehgeSs.
september II Ct
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Wanted

FE7WO Apprentices to the Ifattins
a Business, from IA to rs years Of
age, and of good character and COM
nexions.
John WiIbar.
June q IF
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REMOVAL.

JOEL T.. HARPER and co. have re-
moved their store 10 the one lately cccu-
pied by Mr.. John Johnston, two doors
below Peter sherron's. where thew offipr
for sale general assortment of DRY
Wholesale or retail.
september II St