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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
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ACT OF AMNESTY.

PARIS DEC. 9.
Yeferday the Duke of Kichieu prime
miniiter, prefented to the Chamber of
Deputies bill proclaiming an Amnelfy
to all perfons who have taken any part
whatever in the events preceding and
fucceeding the return of Napoleon b.
naparte into France, Elk EP TING the
perions included in the royal decree of
June "a 1915, and thote who have al.
ready been brought to trial.
O The decree of ian "a, contained
two clailes-one of nineteen perlons
proclaimed as Traitors he other OF
thirty perfons guilty of high misdemean.
ors who were ordered into cuffody un
Ill the legiA4iu re decided who among
them llould be brought to trial and have
their property conhscared or who fhould
be baniihed with liberty to fell their pro
perry.
Of the firf clafs are now exempted
from the amnefy by this act, 1t. Gen
erals La.le nand. Drouot, (d'Erlon), Lee
febre- Oefnoucttes, Ameilk, Brayer. Gill
ley, Mou,on Douvernet, Grouchy. La.
horde, Ciaufel, Debeile, Bertrand, Cam
bronze, Lavellette, and Martial Savary,
duke of RovigoII ey, Labadoyere
and Drouot, make up the 10 J. @ The
fate Of My and Labadoyere is known
Drouot was on trial in Paris in Sc Pt m.
Der. Lallemand and Savary are detained
at Malta. Laho1de was on trial in PARIS
in Auguh. Debelle was on trial at the
lait date. Claufel is ,aid to have arrived
at New. York several others we're re-
ported TO have been arrelted and others
were conc aled in Germany, Switzerland
and France. OF the fecond clals the fol
owing are ordered to quit France with
in two months and not return with
out perm'ilion of the king, v'zi:-Sout,
Alx Excelfman. Mare.. Duke of BAT
faso) MARRIOTT, Felix.Lepr letter, Boulay,
(of ;he Meurthz) Aiebee F.e1inet, els
beaudeau, Caynot, Vandamme Lamar
aae, Looau (Mouton} iersl, Piree, Bar
rere. Arnauit, Pommet euil, Regnauit,
Tin New York; Alright, Duke OF Padua)
Bsjean, Garnau, Rea, Bouyier- Dunno.
lard. Merlin, (of Dousy) Dur aach, ID
rat. Defermont, Bory St. Vincent, Felix
Defportes, Garnier, Moli,pet, Auli,,
Cluys, Gourtin, Forbin- Janfon, Larque.
Dideville.
All the members Of the family of b.
naparte are banifhed from France. inclu
ding uncles and coLGns. They are to
retain all their private properly.
We hear thar Prince Butcher is much
recovered, and that all idea Of his fever
proving dangerous has been removed.
1t is iaid, that diit;nct treaty, having
a bearing upon the intereits If this coun
try was recently made at Paris between
England and Spain, and tina, Alexander
of r fila oppoiet The views of lord Gait
lereash in this refpect.
A late Paris paper, in introducing
detailed account Of the following trial for
paIic,de which was had at the NJ
vember 1, ihon of the court of aiizes Of
Verlai!es renarks that crimes of essry
kind, = urders, ahalinations and fuicides
have recently become common, and res
CARDS them as the fruits of the deep cor
ruption Oecafoned by revolution Of Eve
ard twenty years. Of long moral anar.
chy s; and the abience Of all the inititu
tions which are the preiervers OF the true
focal principles.
An inhabiiant of a fmall commune
near St. Lev, in the valley Of MontmO.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06

Two hundred dollars are offered h, ;,
post master, at Wheeling, for the de,,,,; ~'
OF the villains who robbed the I'm
States mail, on the I'd Of January. nss.
Morristo"n, in Beimon, county, or
The mail has been recovsltd, but tb.,. ~
several drafts on Pittsburg missing. ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
SATURDAY, JAN II.
RELATIONS WI II Spain.

The P.esident Of The UpIled States yes
eraay transn,nted to the House OF Repre-
sentaiiyes Three documents comprising {
formation called for, on mo TO- of Nh
Robertson, respecting the recen; d m nas
by Spain. They consist oil ,wo lc,t rs from
the Spanish Minister 10 The secretary, the
last OF which is dated the 4h instant, and a
eply to these letters by the Secretary oil
State, dated the 18th instant. The hour at
Which these letters were read. was so late,
1t was impossible to obtain copies OF the IN
IN time Tor this days paper
SUBSTANTIAL the Spanish Minister makes
ihe FLOWING demands, under the expires,
command, OF the King his master:
!. That the portion of the territory west
oil the Perdido, which the Uni ed States
nave claimed and held under the Louisiana
treaty, should be delivered up: after which
he intma'es, that the two governments may
discuss the right to 1t.
2. That the government will take meas
ures to punish and dispense fac,ious
sahd OF insurgents IN Louisiana, and espec
ally New Otlean,," who, as the minister
IL, dyes, continue with IMMUNITY to raise ar.
n'les, and to light the fame oil revolution in
he Spanish provinces, &c.
3. hat orders be given to collectors no,
% admit vessels under the Revolutionary
flags oi South America, either 10 land or
sell the shameful proceeds of,heir piracy.
as Is termedmuch less to equip and arm
The Minister states that for seven wears
gang OF adventurers have as.ailed Spain
itom the bosom Of the Republic. In his
second note he inlimates that Toledo sus.
ponds his traitorous expedition until the
expected arrival oil large number OF Ken
luchians, and less number Of lennesseei.
ans 10 join him and adds, that ifthis gang
despet ADDE'S are permitted to go on, the
adored King his master, will have reason
20 suspect that the government a, least con
"ives at II II does not sanction such enter
puZes.
In reply 10 thi, the Secretary of State
expresses the regret OF the governmea,,,hat
SPAN should have preferred demands Oh us
ms cad oil evincing disposition TO discuss
II not 10 redress the injuries we have re
~eyed, which are recspitulated The Sec
larry replies to the demand of relinquish-
mem oi territory, that We have the same
usht 10 ask for the surrender of territory on
the oambine previous 10 the discussion of
oar Claim to IL He does not admin, he
Correctness OF the statements OF the Minis
er, and demands proof OF specific facts In
esard to the demaad OF excluding the nsg
oil the revolted colonies, it is answered that
GU government has already by general
rais authorized The admission of all tl,gs
kept those oil plra,es--and ofcourse Tia,
is not inclined 10 prohibit the admission
OF the nag Oh the colonies WHO have estab.
hsned independent governments.
Nat Intel
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
Ex,re, o. a le,ie, from c;b,o,,..

E*TGf o ieHeI 7To'n Cl6talter, o., "a
The Aiserine squadron which n''..
thu ough these Straits o he westward IN
Alb inst. ,eturned up the Mediterranean - 'a
l4,h IL IS not known whe Ter he ,ou.d,sa =
made any Captures, but its number on ,s,ss
was no, ihcressod.'' .1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
From IKa.hington. IAN. 90

From Washington, Jan. 80.
Inc proposition of the committee Of
WAYS ana Means to repeal the tlu,ies On
domestic Manufactures, from and after.he
1917 = Pm next, has received the sanction
Of he House OF Representatives, and there
Is nI.iN doubt will bt matured into law
In Proposition respecting the Direc,
az Is yei undersdiscussion m the House
nc oehale we've pnncipJ lily occupied
yesterday on executive business. In IN.
hoo ST. several pcuuona were presented and
i'rea-"mong the one OF sundry inhab.
,a"'' oil L'ncoln county, Maine, pra,inp
th"' ne District court Of the United States
l. Cue said district may not be removed
nom Wiscasset 10 Portiand One Of ..x-
e'al c. lzens Of the U. S. respecting bond,
given y them 20 the y S, 10 secure 1u,;..
on imported nefchandize, which bonds f.I
H. he hands Of The British upon Inc con
'a'e OF Ess'port-s'a stating that both the Bril-
ish ano U ) au'ho lies require their pay
'"en'' and praying rei'sf from these double
n comm tee was appointed 10 Inquire in.
10 conduc' Of the Pos. Office Department.
Nc speakers yesterday in favor of the to.
tai repeal oi Land (direc) Tax were Messrs
f.'ris, Mice and Hopk nston; against i,
Mr.. Clay '' -
a motion was made and agreed to, to re.
pear the duties on domestic manufacture,
Jewelry, yc from and after 18Th April neg,
MI. Randolph, in Consequence of villa,
naa 'siien from MIR. Clay in deoa,e, laid the
following resolution onthe table, Resolved,
that 1t is expedient 10 reduce the military
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
BY THE MAILS

GENERAL ROBERT &. HABprp
Was elected on Satur day evening l,ss. /,
the Legislature Of this state, senator ofsl
U. Stales-lhe votes stood for X. q u
45; for J. L. Mason "A.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
MARSHAL NET.

When the Martial on his trial, was
in:errogated, to aicertain his identity =
lie replied -" My name is MICHAEL
NEY, bosn in Saare Louis. in February
1909. Am Marfhal ot France, Duke Of
Elehingen, Prince of the Moskwa, knight
of St.Louis, Grand Gordon OF the Legion
of Honor, Kalght Of the Iron Crown,
Grand Crols OF the Oraer of lhriit"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06
The French laws humanely require
that all hnal tentences OF death ihaiI be
executed within twenty, tour houss.

"Great effects fran trivial caues flew "
1t appeaIe4 III evidence on NEY trial,
that hls mil excitement to the dlloyalty
which loft him his life, was an indlynity
which his Lady eclvrd IN a circle OF old
and new NOBILITY She had made re.
mark, when an ancient Duchr is, turning
up her nole in Contempt, limited al the
pretenlions Of upttarts fprung from a
common folder hi taunt was told TO
the Martial by his Lady, in tears and
he, initead Of treating il as the ebull,
ton OF ignorance. folly, and fupercilIous
Pride, or conilderine it compliment to
his talents, TOOK it in high duds eon, and
fwore 10 ufe hi efforts to put an end to
his boaited pride OF anceltry.
AT the commencement of the Revolu-
ton, Martial NEY was a private folder !,
add ipeediiy pAaed tn ough ths various
grades, uo,i! BUoNApARrE Created his
Mafihals OF the Lmpne, Il which ne was
the On lie acquired immenie wealth,
which has not been Con ltcated.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-02-06

sENATR.-The report Of measu es Tor the
laying out, se,tlem enl and improvement oil
The Public Lands in Maize, and 70, render
Ing them pI oduc.ive 10 the state, was AIKEN
up, accepted, and sent TO the House ior con.
currence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-21
OFFICE OF CLAIMS

For hreherfy i0ss, echfnred or destroyed whilst
in fAe military serviee ofIhe United Sfofes,
daring the !afe uar.
Washington, June oath, 1916.
Erf,dnofory Supplemental Rule.
In all the cases comprised in the notice from this
a office Of the Sd instant. the following supplement
tai regulation must be observed BY every claimant
viz:
whenetcr the evidence, on oath, Of any officer OF
the late army of the United States, shall be taken or
the certificate Of any officer, iu service at the time
Of giving IL, shall be obtained such evidence or sueh
certificate must expressly state, whether any cert-
cate other voucher, in relation to the caim in
question, has been given within the knowledge to
Such officer. The claimant must also declarss on
oath, that he has never received from any person
any such certificate voucher. or, freceived. must
state the Of its nonproducton. In every case
the name Of the officer furnishing such certificate or
voucher. together with its date can be az
certsined. viii also be required.
RICHARD BLAND LEE,
Cennissisner II Claims. &c,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-21

THE act Of Congress Of the goth of April 1916,
having provided that where any MURRAY
LAND WARRANTS shall be lost or destroyed, upon
due proof thereof TO the satisfaction of the Sscas.
TARy or WAR. . Patent shall issue in the samo
manner 40 II the Warrant was produced; /; and when
the same proof shall be produced that any Soldier
Of the Regular Army has lost his DiscHARos and
Cert6case Of faithful service, the Secretary Of War
shall cause papers to be furnished such soldier rs
will entitle him to his Land Warrant and Patent.
To snable all persons comprehended BY the pro.
visions Of the said act, to avail themselves Of the
relief Intended TO be granted the Secretary for the
Department OF War has directed, that in case Of
Military Land Warrants which have been lost or
destroyed the party shall upon oath in writing,
state the time place and Of such loss de.
struston, the date and number Of the Warrant, and
the company and regiment to which the Soldier be-
longed At the time Of his discharge; and also the
state, county and township in which nc resides.
The oath must be made before an officer duly quail.
lied to administer il, and the official character and
signature Of such officer must be certified by the
Clerk of the County, the Mayor Of the City, such
other officer IS is required by the laws and ussges
Of the state where il is made. Every application
will &c advertised one manfh in the papers Of the
state where the applicant resides, before any decs.
ion will be made in the by the Secretary Of the
Department, Evidence in corroboration Of that Of
the party, will be required, where is not satisfac.
torily she%n to be out Of HE power 70 produce il.
In the case Of lost DISCHARGES, the deposition.
in addition TO the time, place and manner Of the loss
or destruction Of the DISCHARGE, must set forth
fhe and place Of essfmens fhs ssmfany and rsgi-
msnf to pheh che Soldier 6elsnged, as tie fine ehs
disehoryefhe date IF the seharks and the rank and
name sf fe etfcer vAs siynsdm ii must also state
whether the discharge contained the certificate Of
faithful service, required by law. or the words,
"Il0NORARt,Y DlsCHARGED." or ether words
Of that import. The deposition Of disinteressed
witness TO the service and discharge ofshe appl.
can't is required in corroboralon Of his own testi.
mony. Where this 10 not produced, the reason Of
It's non-production must be satisfactorily stated
The testimony must be authenticated in the manner
prescribed in the case Of lost Warrants Where
the precise dates numbers cannot be stated they
may be stated to the best Of the recollection Of the
rifnsss. whose eredashfy the Msgstrate. who takes
the evidence, must certify in the usual form.
or The publishers Of the Laws, Of the United
States will insert the above once week for three
weeks. July ss,h. 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-21
POETRY.
raoh rzs sATIosAL srAsDAsp.
LAvALETTE.

RrThe escape Of the ilIus,rious LAvALErrx
from the cruel and bar5arous execution which
awaited him, has excited no small degree
Of sensibilisy and inssrsst, not only in Europe,
Dot 10 this country. The circumstances st'
tending HE dsIiverance are without parallel.
T" His miraculous escape from prison." says
Mr. Bauer, one Of the associates OF Sir X.
WILSON, (" thar cruel uncertainty between
death and life, in which he % Iops remained,
the noble devossdaess Of his wife, that French
Alces,is--her heroic action, which will live
in history--ail struck my imagination, and
excited n my heart an interest 30 lively that
I could not resist It's impulse"
Never did the muse tread ~ theatre with
A.hsss fhsms never was the genius Of poet.
y swsktnsd with more animasing subject.
Edit. Sfsndsrd.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-21
Union Maayaetuying CONF
p0ny.

~ Pony'
- HE usssw MAsusAorussxo CoxsAsY, hsv.
= ing made new arrangement Of their business,
tpQueN sll perscns having any demands against said
Company. 70 present the saae f6r adjustment, and
oil persons iudsbtejs to make psymen(to
JOHN BABcocK, Y4sent.
The Hsss cs,di.s and .Manafsessry sf Cloth, will
b continued st the above Factory on the most rea
scnabls terms. az, ,t,t .....t-,.
Portsmouth. yuly II. 1915.
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Commercial and Law Blanks,
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psfuTsp ArD svsLisuED on wxD~rspArs
Dr. WILLIAM SlMoNS,

MILLS NtETs
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-23
CONGNESS.
~ SENATE.

Ihnrsday, March il.
The bill respecting the tate officers and
crew Of the sloop OF War Wasp, was ia
ken"~ This Jill proposes to alllw ID
months pay to the relatives Of the oil ers
aud crew of the lost sloop of war aud also
authorizes the distribution of Fifty thousand
dollars among the same, as a reward for
the capture Of the British sloops of war
Reindeer aud Ayon.] The bin was a
nenGed, and ordered to be read third
time.
Eriday, March IS.
Mr.. Roberts presented the memorial of
FerdiHando Fairfax, praying the renewal
and extension OF certain patents granted
to William Thornton for inventions in and
applicable t. steam navigation which
was referred to the committee TO whom
was referred The petition, SIc. Of Harriet
Fulton,
MIR. Wilson laid on the table a mo
ton to refer the late reports of the sccre-
tary Of war on the state If the army, to
the military Committee, with instructions
to enquire into the expcdency of authori-
zng by law enis.ments to fll g, keep com
pleie the ranks Of the army. The motion
is not yet acted on.
THE BANK.
The b.l, TO Incorporate the subscribers
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[46l2
Doctor Darrah.
SURGEOR DENTIST,

Respectfully Informs the Ladies and
Gentlemen CT Alexandria, that he has
taken room in MIR. Sheather's house,
in King-street. where he will he happy
to wait on them in the line Of his pro;
tession. He inserts the best Of Enamel
Teeth from one to wholessett, On the
NEST improved plan, without pain in the
eperation-he cleans and mends Teetl,
with Silver or Gold, to be as sound and
as useful as ever they were-he extracts
Teeth, Roots and Stumps without inJus
ry to the gums
He has the best of Tooth Powder for
keeping the teeth and gums agreeable.
MAY a IF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-22
Forty Dollars Reward.

r.. a'a' a'roy from the subscriber some
sSo ' = 'ne middle of January last, a re-
e. s's' named Mario, about 20 or Is
s soa's oo, thin visage. rather yellow
oOa uPssc,lOn, has very noted mark on
NJ. os aeF arms said to be a natural
- - : rom her birth, rather lighter than
so - Seoenp'ection, speaks very quick when
i Ssaen 10. L IS expected that she is in
~ - .u"n OF Alexandria or its vicinity, as
sae was purchased Of a Mr.. Ghcrnault,
S ~ aas a mother living IN I'll, ! place.
,,, - aoese reward will be gwen for Sc,
- ,.S 9er "a some jail or delivering her
ss;s ~ AZ Eit Legg's tavern in Alsxan-
n.,,s CeoTss Farley.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-22

Dissolution of Partnership.
THE partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of Cawood and Smith, IS
this day dissolved by mutual consent
Daniel Cawood is fully authorised to set
lie the concerns of the late firm, by
whom the business will be continued.
Daniel Cdwood.
T'hos, FL. Smith,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-22
II and Of superior quality
zen SASE

FeR SAsE.
.-.uF subscriber wishes TO sell the
farm on which he at present re-
a. containing about 600 acres, most
s = wbich are rich low grounds and per-
s.ctIy level. part of that valuable es-
.,te formerly belonging to the late
% ,rSs Washington, Esq. lying on the
n p%q in King George county, in the
Nosthern Neck of Virginia. about 80
r,;Ias belew the city of Washington.
The The buildings on this farm, consisting OF
Good Westinghouse nearly new, and
iii 9Se necessary out houses, are caicu,
leteS for the accommodation OF a genteei
,sm;ly. Thsse-imprevemepts, with an
enclosed garden and yard annexed there,
70. capable Of being made useful and
handsome, are situated convenient TO
spring Of good water, on an em'nence
commanding an elegant view Of all the
low grounds belonging to this estate, TO
,Tkcb are attached valuable fisheries,
rlenty Of wood and timber, tine pastu-
FACE. marshes, v aters, &c. for every kind
of-stock and wild fowl in their season,
and oysters are very convenient. The
products of the farm can be delivered,
without any extra expense. from It's OWL
shores on navigable waters for large yes
sells to any pert of tie United States
and with all these substantial advantages
.he vsry extensive and beautiful prospect
afforded BY this healthy seat, OF the river
Potomac, Machodock Creek and the
neighboring situations around Both, on
the Virginia and MARYLAND shTes, is
highly interesting. UNDERSTANDABLE title
WILDE made to The purchaser; and tor
The terms and examination OF the pre-
misses, applications are to be made to
Warner Washington.
King George County, Virginia,
March 23 tf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-22
Mr. John B Dabney,
april 90

YOU will take notice, that Oh the 6tl,
day of the Circuit Court of the District
of Columbia, to be held for the county Of
Alexandria, in November 1916, or as
soon after as counsel can be heard /; shall
move that court to award judgment a.
gainst you in favor of the common coun~
Gil of Alexandria, for the sum OF twenty
six dollars and FIVE cents, being 'he a"
mount of taxes due on your properly on
Wolf-street, in the town OF AieAaou' 20,
tor the years 1904, $, Q, = a.; ., - :, ~
II, 10, IS, IA aud i57- lac osth febrn .
act of congress passed the S''N AeD'aS'
airy, 1904. D. sIMMs.,
Attorney for the c0@m0n Council
of Alexand!1s' -
May 15--1o Nv"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-22
GERMAN GOODS.

Charles /. CdtleA
HI AS received per the ship Orion, de
~ rect from Hamburg, and offers fox
sale the following Goods. viz.
500 boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting of looking glass plates, de-
canters, tumblers, wine glasses, double
flint and gilt edged, window glass, &c.
200 bales Linen,
Consisting of Platillas, Britannias,
Estopillas, Rouans, Cholets, Creas, Lis.
tadoes, Dowlas, Hessians, Sail Cloth,
White Sad, stout hempen Ticklenbprgs,
0snaburgs, Burlaps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White and red lead,
Scythes,
Copper pots and tea kettles,
Straw knives,
Brass wire,
Quilts,
Liquer cases,
Fruit baskets,
Casks of steel of a superior quality
Mantle ornaments,
1905 demijohns,
Apothecaries' glasses,
Furniture, bottles and beads, &c.
Al! of which will be sold on as good
terms as they can De purchased ia The
United States.
Nov 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-22
Boiling Cloths.
March IS.

The subscriber has just received BY
the General Lingan. Captain Weston:
from Amsterdam, large Il elegant as
sortlnent of Boiling Cloths, OF superior
quality, which will be offered for sale at
the store of MIR. James Anderson.
Amos alexander
October s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-22
Five dollars Reward

Ran away from the subscriber On tine
NIGHT of the 9TH instant, black woman,
named Daphney--she is yell known IN
this town, ard gets drunk every oppor-
tunify. will give the above reward TO
any person for taking up and bringing
home the said runa way. All persof:s
are cautioned against NARROWING or en-
ploying her, as the law will be put IN
force against any offending.
James NJ Donald,
NAV IL