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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-26
oYAL-sTREET. ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, April GO, 1916
Land Of superior quality
For sAsE.

u
'T~HE subscriber wishes to sell the
farm on which h at present re-
sides, containing about 900 acres, most
of which are rich low grounds and per-
fectly level. part Of that valuable es-
tate formerly belonging to the late
Thacher Washington, Esq. lying on The
Potomac, in King George ceanty, in the
Northern Neck Of Virginia, about so
miles below the city OF w shington.---..
The buildings on this farm, consisting OF
good dwelliug-house nearly new, and
all the necessary out houses, are calcu-
lated for the accommodation OF genteel
family. These improvements, with an
enclosed garden and yard annexed there
to, 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
which are attached valuable fisheries,
plenty of wood and timber, fine pastu-
rage, marshes, waters, &c. for every kind
Of stock and wild fowl in their season,
aud oysters are very convenient. ihe
products Of the farm CAT be delivered,
without any extra expense, from its own
shores On navigable waters for large YES
sells to any port of the United states;
and with ali tbese substantial advantages
the very extensive and beautiful prospect
afforded by this healthy seat, Of the river
Potomac, Machodock Greek aud the
neighboring situations around both, on
the Virginia and Maryland shores, IS
highly interesting. Unquestiona6le ute
will be made to the purchase; and for
the terms and examination Of the pre-
mises, applications are to be made to
Warner W ashlngton.
King George County, Virginia,
March 2S t.
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For Sale or Freight,

49, The Brig ADcoha,
NgsssS4SS Burthen about 1000 parrels'
No. 49,, A superior built vessel; has
performed but enc voyage IS IN com
plete order. and can be ready tor sea IN
a few days. Apply as above.
april /
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-26
T and for sale.

,Yp s,hscr;ber offers for sale two
i 'is small FARMS in the county OF
= ,tmorsIand and state of Virginia
es. y Nastox Greek, containing 200
ne. = principally land Of the first q1ali-
cre ~ t which is heavily timbered.-
y; Y, - : on this tract good dwelling
ne.s w;th all necessary out-heuses, a
oa - ,oung apple and peach orcha'd'
lpe o ,' If never failing streams conye"i,
'' The house stands on the banks OF
H. creek where every CONVENIENCE anu
ioyury that the season can aHOfu 10 at
Etached to it. ,,eo
d o,s other Tract, lying and being IN n
|sss same county, about one and nali
niles from the above tract, containing
|ss ;s' and half acres. about $50 acres OF
which is in good timber---there is a dwell
4 Inc house, kitchen, and an apple or
md with some other valuable fruit at
Isached TO this, Will a spring of good wa
|t,r. For terms apply to BALDWIN M:
Lee Lee ESQ. or Henry Beaucock, both OF
rh;ch gentlemen live near the premises,
n the subscriber in Alexandria;
ELLIOT MUSE.
The editors of the N. intelligence
are requested to insert the above TWO
weeks and send their account TO this OIL
nee.
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March 4
QUFGLY's

Burr Mil Stone Man,tdctory.
YvHE subscriber has received large
Il supply Of BURR BLOCKS, direct
from France and has commenced max
ing Burr MIL Stones, at his shop, upper
end of KIM street, near the store Of Mr..
James Anderson, where he can, on a
short notice. furnish Stones Of any size,
warranted equal to any in the United
States, and On the most reasonable terms.
.Michael QNigly.
april 6 If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-26

Just received, for ale
Nine hogsheads good retailing meas
ses, and fifteen barrels Muscoyado SUI
gar, by
Harper and Fendall.
AEnnni DC
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GERMAN GOODS.
Charles I Catlett

~ AIN AS4 "a w ~ - - ~
Charles I Cat!eH
gTAS received per the ship Orion. dl
IL rect from Hamburg. and offers to-
sale the following Goods. viz.
500 boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting of looking glass plates, de
canters, tumblers, WINE glasses, double
flint and giIt edged, window glass, &c.
200 bales LINEN,
Consisting of Platillas, Blitannias.
Estopiilas. Romans, Cholets, Creas, Lis
tadoes, Dowlas, Hessians, Sail Cloth,
White Sail, stout hempen Iicklenbufgs,
Osnaburgs, Burlaps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White and red lead,
Scythes,
Copper pots and tea kettles
Straw knives,
Brass wire,
Quifs,
Liquor cases,
Fruit baskets,
Casks of steel Of a superior quality
Mantle ornaments,
1000 denijohns,
Apothecaries' glasses.
Furniture. bottles and beads, &c.
All Of which will be sold on as good
terms as they can be purchased in the
United States.
Nov 90 q, go. go
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Vaudeville x Lldrmour,
Corner Of King ssFairf fac e, King e wa5
ter streets,
HAVE FOR SALE.
so hbds. and tierces Orleans and
muscovado sugars
10000 lb green coffee
1000 ID Java coffee -.
90 casks first quality Goshen cheese
lGo boxes old soap
so boxes mould candles assorted
10 bags Jamaica Pimento
90 hhds Pennsylvania Whiskey;
80 barrels do.
90 puncheons w. I. Rum
10 pipes cognac brandy
$ barrels peach brandy
8 pipes Holland Gin
10 barrels country ditto
10 hogsheads retailing moIasses
s hogsheads syrup
100 boxes Spanish cigars, first and
second quality !,
100 kegs Carrots and Le;per's snuff
10 tiarees bladder snuff.
With their usual general assortment
OF wines, liquors, teas and other grocei
ries
March s7
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LINE.

SaLT .aFLOAT.
LINDSAY AND HILL
Haze Just received and for Sale,
5000 bushels coarse white alum
Salt, on board ship Hazard,
5000 bushels Cadiz Salt on board
brig Altoona,
5000 do. Isle of May, do. on board
brig Mentor
IN STORE.
10000 los, best quality Green Coffee.
90 boxes Lemons
SO bags Almonds soft she'll
New Orleans and w. India Sugars in
nogsheads and barrels.
April 4.
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GALES AT vENDuE.

.,,.,.,, Tuesday and Frsddy'
n s WILL BE SOLD, : ~.
vsnape Store, corner of Prince
'ns and Water Streets;
! A VARIETY OF
! n,.,, Goods, Groceries, &c.
M liars Of which viii be expressed IN
aru''n The bills Of the day.
an III kind Of goods which are on
1 ,l4;,n ~ and the prices of which are E
PIa ls1;sSsd. can at any time be viewed
(staoll 'scbased at the lowest limitation
IND prices. D & MARSTELLER.
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Last Notice.

Last Notice.
ALL persons having claims against
the estate OF 8ede Clements, deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit them to the
subscriber, on or before the first day Of
May mex, as on that day the administra
lion will be closed and the funds diari-
buted as the law directs.
Thomas Irwin,
Executor,
March 4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20

A vigorous land and naval war betwce
Chris,ophe and Pe,ion is expectta the ensu
ing snmmer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20
BRITISH LIBERTY.
The wood Eymph. Libersy, lives only
Gin the British och" ."--Risher .Hmes.

{" The wood Nymph, Libersy, lives only
Gin the British osk. ."--Rgsher Hmes.
COMMENT
AZ the Ipswich Quarter .essions, a young fisher.
man was sentenced TO sir months imtris.inens for
shooting duck in lie riser Orwell -
Lenden Statesman.
This conviction was under the adDirsble
system of English game laws, 30 favorable 10
the liberty and pleasures of the poorer part O.
society. BY ,hose laws, no person is allowed
10 ilfgame, except
|. He has freehold estate of 1901 Per
G1H. or
.. A leaschold for 90 years of 1901 per
snp. Or
3 Is,he sen or heir spparen, of an Esquire,
or . .peioon OF superiot degree, or
T.. Is The owner or keeper oil forest, park,
chase, or warren.
6iGek, Comnenrorirs, poi. 4, IT'S.
fee holder vi less than 1901 per ann. is
pfonib'ed from killing a partridge, evea on
lis own estase.! Our Junto are very fond OF
Englisn Iberly. Who can doubt that
E" The wood Nymph, Liberty, resides only
in lie British oak
1--WE Understand by liberty, the liberty Of
tiic lch 10 oppress the poor, there may bc
some truth 10 the assertion.
Boston Yankee.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20
- - e 80


q $780, Thy0tyb !he,i asjplafn,. 4.
|" 1ze might Haf s.umbers in a heasanFs agW."
Thus, fellow -eilizenss vnder the ausplecs
Of your republican rulers, has yoSr eccn,ry
esne' ged' from the second war OF Indcpen-
dsnce, crowned With victory and peace. She
has commanded ihc respect OF her enssnies,
attracted The acmirsiion of mankind, anh cs-
taBlishcd beyond all doubt or dispute, her
uIe to o sovereign and independent rank a.
wopg the nations Of the earth. With fame
abroad, she enjoys felicity at home The tell
city which flows from her civil aud political
ins,ituiiohs tLe abundance OF her physical
resources, and the excellence OF her hnorsl
and religious maxiIns, sentiments aud habits.
TO the God Of Nature is she indebted for
her prolific soil her salubrious climate, and
her humorous navigable & (erliliziog streams.
But to tho Genius Of Republicanism, uuder
the guidance OF the same Eternal Power, she
owes the benefcisnt improvement oil her ns-
tural advantages, tho expansion oil her mofai
iacullics, and the freedom which 30 happily
and so cminenily distinguishes her govern
mcnt from tha; Of eveIy other nation Un the.
face OF the globe.
From this elevNed ard brilliant view oil
The past, which affo, ds ground 10 cherish the
most delightful and sublime anticipaiions oi
her future glory, we csDnot prostitute this
address by descending inio the arena of eiec-
uonccring We canOo, stop 10 specify and
refutc in detail all the ilimsy and thread-bsre
examinations agaiost your republican Syssen
and ruless in general, as weli as against the
candidates we recomDend, which wii os
brought forward by our oppooeols, IN tbe
vain hope, as we trust, ot dlve,iiug your sui
trages from those who merit them, 10 csothc
with the honors of Office The csndio.ies ot q
party, which, as oil its cunning was Cz,rSed
to parslyze our energies IN peuou OF we
and adversely, has Justly forfeited ali %nl ~
our confidence in the days Of peace, anu &c
turning prosperity.
Dismissing, therefore, all fear, fcllow.cils
zens, that you will suffer the .lamors of ted
cralism TO divert your suifrsges hon' their
wonted republican course ; VIC have stu TO
guard you ogans. yielding TO suggesiops Of
apathy, OF feelings of resentment, growing
out OF tho unfortunate collisions which have
heretofore sprung up IN the republican ranks.
Every individual cannot be suited IN a candi-
date and mutual iorbcerance must pave the
way to mutual exertion and final success.
Let US, therefore, Us brcthrcn Of the same
principle, discard all minor considerations
and we shall not only move together TO the
polls, but. victory Will crown our exer,ons,
and our country will reap tho fruits OF our
generous and nagoanimous union, our active
and dis,eresled zeal.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20
FEDERAL CONSISTENCY.

No person can be ignorant OF tho seVefi'y
with which the federal party conde mhed The
late war, as I" wicked, rOiDous and dlsgt ace
ful !" nor Of the applause WITH which they 'e'
ceived the news OF peace, which happy e'eh'
so much delighted them, that they were de-
sirots Of monopolizlng all The eredit of II ID
the mselvss. Madison aud the Democrats,
(ssid they) where The exclusive authors oi
the war on .be,n he the responsibility we
wash our hands OF il, opposed il from the be-
gining, and We have avoided, as far as posi-
bic, oil participation in its consequences. We
know not how long that aecuLred war might
have continued, had i, not been for the spi'it-
ed conduct Of the iederalis,s, who, in TACT,
by Withholding their support, compelled the
administration to make peace; not such
peace, indeed, as was desirable but any
peace was better than The war y
Every ono who has been in the habit oil
rcoding federal papers for tho year past
must acknowledge that such have been the
sentiments and opinions which they have ex-
hibitcd. Could il then be beiceed, without
absolute demonstration, with all our expert.
mental knowledge Of federal inconsisteney
that the same party could, already, IN the
very.facc of their former declaration, declare
that the war was honorable, but the peace
disgraccful I" This has aciualIj been said
in late federal paper and the saying is re-
pealed in mos, tf the papers OF the same de-
scripiion in the county THAT "wieked,
upjus, and disgrnceful war;" which they re-
fused to support, snd gloried M the refusal,
is now, all at once, declared TO have been
" HoNoRABLE !" and that peace, once hailed
q. ,hn ,,sni, nf u lrderal nollcv. il now de-
nouneed os piscRAcEFuL J! We had
thought, long since, that federalism bsd
reached the utmost possible extent oi ridico.
ious inconsistency. hut we knew no, tho
latitude Of federal " talents" II he great
es, ingenuity 10 sslEdegradation md seli ex
posture, deserves 20 be considered asa proof
Of /" talents" we must cer,sioly yield the
palm to the federal party Yer. krh.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20
EXTRACT from fhe Manufacturers Rsfors TO

"At this time, there are In the State OF
Connce,ient alone, twenty FIVE es,sblisho'cn,s $
for the manufacture Of woollsn cloths, EN-.
ploying 1900 persons, aud as many mo-,
who do not directly spperisin to the establish
mcn,s. The cepial already invested therein,
amounts to 45o,ooo dollars, and they are ca.
pablo OF making, and probably do msoufac'
tore snnually, equal in amount to 5000
yards Of narrow, or $4,000 yards of brosd
cloths. Besides this quantity made Al the
estsblishnents, Il is calculated there are
100000 yards, made annually 10 families.
aud dressed At the country clo,hiers' shops,
part OF which is regularly sold to The county
neutrality-suspicious. away, thus fa-, tbei'
former practice Of supplying the mseives With
British goods of Z ,imi;sr description. The
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20
[ Eriraefs yrom London Pcfer,.

LoxpoS, JAN. 81.
We are assured, tha, in consequence Of
the duke OF Wclliog,on's having marched
back body Of English troops TO Paris, so
moch Jealousy has been exptes'ed by the
minister OF Russia and Prussia, and reinan-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-03-20

STRANGE of 20 strong hsipfe h.s bees nssIe
against IL, sha, The British ticc,ss sre sciua,-
Iy 10 be withcrswn snd The fret division was.
10 qui, Paris yesterdsy.
Erfrocf 81 ieHsr Irom paris, Lsn. IA.
Ii has been remarked that The soldiers cf
The Royal Guard expressed, sonicwb ,t'cper.
ly,seniimsnis unisvourab!e 10 the Kings cause
Ihey complain that they arc clothed like SER
wants, all employed 10 the occupation Of
servants, and above sll, they seem 10 take
very Nj, being cosnmahded hy young O!ficers
who have pever seen osmpsgn, nor have
any other claim 10 promotion bu, their birth,
70 which they attach no importance in short
disgusted with the ycxations which they un-
dergo, the soldiers desert in crowds. Dur.
ing one nigh, sixty were abaen. al the mus.
ter.
An extraordinary courier arrived here yes.
terduy, b'iogins intelligence to the Duke De
Richelieu OF an insuIrecton at Berlin, Ia
which several persons attached 10 The Court
had been sacrificed" es.
Erraes Of kHer dated Paris, Jan. AZ.
/" There still prevails The greatest disquie.
,ude at Court and every where else. Alltho
soldiers oi the Royal Guard are kept close
IN their barracks, and are not permitted 10
"o'u ooHWu"ieotioh WIN aDy person. ~ Is
said that three persons, wearing The uniform
Of the Roysl Goard, were within these few
days tbtown into the river.
1.-TWO days since a proclamation was talk
ed Of 10 the. name OF Napoleon II. signed
Eugene Napoleon, Regent, but have 90;
seen il.
1t was said, yesterday, that the Russian
troops were al ST. Quiniib., 1t appears that
on all sides the foreign troops ere returning
20 Paris. What will be The result Of al this
II is soid thut Gen. Woronzow, who com-
nands The Russian troops, observed to some
one, that his headquarters would soon be
near enough TO Paris to enable him TO pay a
visit there.
4" 1t IS said hat the King, IN commence
ration of The 1i,, JanuGty, has set At liberty
The prisoners for debt, under tho SUM Of
10000 francs, who, from their personal quail.
i,ies, or from the situation Of their families,
mad any claim 10 the benevolenee OF his Ma.
jesy."
Erraet qfG letter dated Paris, Jan. S6.
The passport for Nj. Csmbaceres wss
nor signed ill tho esd inst. Mchce and Real
retire TO Cons,antinoplc Coar,in goes ts
England"
--a @ .ceAs.
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foreign, Articies.
Disturbances IN kelQnd!


The opposition to iyfbes in Tippcrary and
LimeIick, has subjected these counties to
martial iasv trial by Jury is consequently
suspended 4" i2,ooo troops have marched
into Tippersry any Pcrson found est OF his
house one hour 6/ors sunrise or enc hour cf'
Ter sun-se1, without being able satisfactorily
, TO account for themselves, are forthwith 10
be transported for seven years 10 Botany Bay
The forces combined against Frsace, in
the has; Struggle is thus estimated ina late
London paper.
I Aos,ra :. -. 100000
Russis - -. 225.0oo
Collective stales,of Germany 10000
Great. Britain 5O,0CO
IS Holland 5OoO0
For tho support Of ,s,ese troops Great
Briisin provided five miHians sterling, to-
wards their support. ~
Paris papers tell u story Of an English and
a F,ench officer who were TO fgh, a duel.
They were 10, have tive pistols, only one
loaded, and were to draw them from hat.
The Frenchman on drawing, snapped his
pistol in his own mouth but it proved 10 be
the one not losded--on which the English
men considered il as point Of honor TO com.
mit svieidc- With the othsr--which he se-
CO e,DsIy did
A mob Al Pizza. in Naples, where MuRAr
WAS buried, ,ac beginning Of Dec. dug up
hi. body and burned i,--and also mu, dercd
and burnt the corpse Of the Syndic Of the city,
who opposed their proceedings.
A vigorous land and naval war between
Chris,ophe and Pe,ion is expected the ensu-
ing snmmer.
Erfroes efo letter Jros On .fmeriean sefimon
in Cadir, 10 his 6ro iher in shis totvn, dated
Jan. IL.
"The Spanish 90. gun ship San Fernando,
in coming down the Streights, under convoy
Cons,eiisIiou frigs,e, met with violent gale
aud was lo., near AIgiers. She had on board
2 Lieoteunaots so men, Americans"
The Ame'icsns on board the above ship
Belonging to the friga,e United. States, and
she sailed IN CO, with that frigate from Port
Mahon for Carihsgena, on the 4,h Of Dec.
The ne xt day she lost her mif:n topmast In
in . gale, and ported liom the frigate.-The
Americans had taken care Of her TO oblige
The Spanish authorities, and will much regret
ihe casul,y which has attended ,hoar well
IN an, Efforts.
Csp,. Govt, from Gibralter and Cadic, in.
sotmes, that the Ssn Fernando went entirely
- piees svon sf,er she' struck. He did not
scar ,b't any person perishcd. and from this
.'reGms'suce h is q. oblble none did.
Capt <. left Gihsai,cr Dec. 30. A f-w
iays beiofs, he frig.c United States sailed
/ on that place up The Mediterranean. 1,
was supposed Com. SHAW would despatch a
vessel 10 look after the Americans, aud would
yequitc the release Of the Spanisrds,. who
otherwise, it was feared, would be retained
as %, p,isouers.---BoSron Palladium.
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Ssl,e of sIl tic woileh clcib ilius aoaru.Lcgs
ufed, at tbs lowest estimate, Is 81, 100000,
saking home market for a staple OF our
county of 200 900 pounds of wool, or ,he
produce or 100000 sheep. With 'egsrd 10
I've ~aoic quantity of woollen cloths manu-.
f4ctvred in the United States, We cannot
SPEAK with precision ; bu, from the best in.
formation ob,sined, there is, at his time, ap.
nuaily manufactured In oil the States, TO the
smount os nioeteen millions Of dollars re-
qu,ring capital, In buildings and machinery
Of ,weive millions Of dollars, ana employing
directly $4,000 persons, and as maIy more
incidentally"
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A0isfRtianY.
,AIRIOI'iC ADDRESS

from the Nominating Delegates a. Ncw.York tothe
Electors 5svhat state. the approschiny Censr-
al Election This Address Is signed by eighty
four Republican Delegates, among whom are ma.
ny mcn of the highcst intelligence and patriotism
in thzt important and central section Of our copn-
cry. u is worth the serious consideration of all
those citizens OF ithode-lsland who have aninter.
esung day TO perform on the third "Wednesday in
Arv
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''hc Portuguese ship Ba,semss, upwards
Of 600 toos bur,hen, ready for. sea, and bound
to Lisbon, where she realty belonged, having
hides. furniture, wood, &c. mostly on f>ight;
ship and cargo valued OF Ssoo, COO, was
hutn, 10 pcrnamoues, the 2sd Of January,
1916, lying t,h Of a mile outside the reef,
between and p " vscn she 5lsw up aft,