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II. Tie Heroes lrho Gsil in the late Hor--A
lame lasting as II IS honorable, cheaply purclia-
sed by glorious death.
Is. Liberty ircnmscribed by 10 zones or
world.
10. The Presidents Torr-A pure aud polish
ed convex, in which foreign nations may view
the simplicity ofrepubican manners.
IL. agriculture aRi Manafdsfares true
source ofnational prosperity the main pillars
OF our national independence.
for independence.
10 Amc'1ecn fair-'rhey share our rights. IL
| berries and wishes 10 perpetua,e our princit
Piles.
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SAcKEVr'sfJAReoR. June "a

BY information received from several
gentlemen recently from Kingston, u. C..
we learn that the military and naval force,
With the exception ofonc company and "a
few marines, have orders tn repair to
Montreal, whereit is believed, they are to
receive orders to embark for Europe o.
pinlons are various respecting the object
of this movement. Ii is understood how
ever, 10 be the opinion of some well
informed men in Kingston, that the
Canadas are 10 be ex hanged for some
French possessions i'll the Mediierrane-
an. Mere Conjecture
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TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNI-
TED STATES.

Tie Citizens of Boston. bv tleir
Committee, appointed for that purpose
beg leave to offer you their cordial and
respectful salutations, upon your arrival
IN tbs metropolis.
The visit, with which you are pleaSed
TO honor III m, recalls TO the recollection
- many, Their interview with yovr ilIu,-
trions predecessor, the Father of HE
Country, on similar occasion. They
remember, with great satisfaction. The
hope. tiie confluence, and the fond anti
clpat0r " national prosperity which his
presence inspired and ii is now. sir. a
s'}le ct con graduation 10 YOU, and fo
themselves, that after thirty wears of g.
Ycntul experiment, during conflicts and
resolutions ~ tie old world, which have
threatened all, Il subyegied many OF iisan-
f..crt governments, tic constitution.
Ni5cb g1s adopted under The auspices
oftiat great man, has acquired yi2orand
maturity, and dat IN season Of PRO
found peace lis successor is permitted,
by The prosperous state of public affairs
fofoiiow MS Example, IN visiting the OK
iensive cOuntry over which be ba5 recent
Is been caliei to preside.
while this journey affords 10 many Of
cour IeiioW-CIiiTcAs ilIe opportunity
and advantage Of commencing with YOU q
personal acquaintance, which is always
desirable between people and their rI
lers, they rejoice at the same time in the
belief, That the local InformatIOn, relative
~ The great and various interests of tie
United States, which you viii derive from
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| lie following oasis were tdrnrs un-
der the discharge OF cannon, aud inter
udedwiih songs.
';'he utmost harmony and hilsTity pre-
vailed
/ /. The day which consecraied the Yves
tern continent 20 trecdon.-7 guns.
.. The Preside Dt of tie United States
the patriot, consistent, firm and ihtleX-
ibie--5 guns.
.. The Vice-Prcsident of Tie Unircd
States.-3 guns.
4. The people Of the United States
~ the grace or God, free and indepcn-
dent guns.
5. The memory OF Wa>hington-the
great and the guod.--5 guns.
6. Adams. Jefferson and Madison
! illu>irions as Presidents. May Their sue
cessors initiate their vir;ues.-5 guns.
2. The Congress OF The rni,eu States
The protectors OF the rights Q: tie peo-
F., ple.-5 guns.
8. che army OF The United States-in-
vincibe. when coutend.ng for the prin-
cipies Of 70 and 1873 ganS.
o. The navy ofihr United Siaies-may
It's maturity fulfil the promises OF Us iii
| tency.-3 guns.
10. The late Observation-Disclosures, has
displayed the wisdom ci their measures,
and refuted the calumuies OF their che
| mies.-3 guns.
| u. Our foreign RELATIONSHIP the Ian
! guage OF The Declaration OF indepen-
| dence, he the language of every Ameri-
| can" Enemies i'll war, iii peace irieuds.' y
> guns.
| II. Domestic Manufactures that is
! the happiest state OF soeieiy in which the
| workshop OF the artist is placed by the
side of the agricuiurali>t guns.
| b. Roads, canals and hridges-tacili-
| ta.ing intercourse, removing preiudices,
and Strengthening the UNIONS guns.
| II. The agriculturist-Gold follows
the plough guns.
10. indiana-the youngest sister OF the
A american iamily.-3 guns.
I6. Union anl hamony-mav Ameri-
cans forget all distinctions in the love OF
liberty and their countTy.-3 guus.
IL. The memory of all patriots and
| heroes, whose wisdom and valor have
contributed TO establish the liberties OF
their country.-5 guns.
Is. Hospitality-mayi il always CONT
nue. 10 be characteristicotour country
3 guns.
10. The District of ColumLia-;h,
| child Of the unions guns.
20. The American fair.-3 guns.
VOLUNTEERS.
The Heads of Departments having
! retired.
Bv the Presidcnt-The Heads Of De
neutrality-suspicious. and wise. vigiian
and Just.
BY the e-President-The orator o
the day. HE having retired
BY Col McKee-The memory Of Gen
Pike. He was generous and brave.
BY Gel. Orr-Success to the Patriots
Of South America.
By DIR. Biake-The memory of Gen
Covington-he fell brayely fighting fol
his country.
BY Rd. Is. Lee, Esq.-Oblivion TO par
~ spirit.
| BY Doctor Rd Northumberland
James Wilknson-the prosecuted pairiol
may the evening of his life be as tran
quill as the morning was glorious.
BY John Chew, Esq.-Gen. Andrew
Jackson.
By Carter Beverly, Esq.-'Ghe memo
~ of Gen. Hamilton.
The Editors are particularly requested
hy two gentlemen who were present at the
| anniversary Dinner, 10 state, that the
major part OF The company had retired
before any volunteer iOasiS were propo-
sed: and thar one Of them at least does
not accord with the feelings of many OF
the gentlemen who were on that day al
the table. Nat Inc.
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[RepRbicds.
NAsHyITIr June ~

Governor M'Minn left this place on the 10Th
inst. under an appointment from the President
OF the United States. t. act in Cor junction with
Generals Jackson end Merewether, in negocia-
ting treaty with the Cherok &c Indians which
was TO commence on the 10th inst. at Fiwas
see. 1Vh;D
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CHARLEsroN. July 4
lass of iAc gclr. nj

IOSS Of nc gcNr. UI0PIItU.
Captain BoWjHe arrived last evening
from st. Augustine informs, that the schr.
Dispatch, Capt. FIELD, from Havana for
this port, was cast away on Cdrysiorts
Reef OF the l5lh alt. vessel totally lost.
cargo and crew saved Capt. +. took up
two of The crew in the Dispatches boat Oh
Cape Florida, The remainder having gone
TO Nassau
Capt b. further informs, that the inha-
bilants Of ST. Augustine are in daily
expectation Of having the place attacked
and taken possession of by the Americans
probably Tic Patriots, and that they are
generally in favor Of coming under the
United States government.
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Eriraet Of Ielier tn lhe Ediar. dated LIamilton.

-. j1rTtHce) June q
The Commissioners for running the north
orn boundary line between the United States
aud Canada, arc now proceeding in their la
bors and what TO some appears singular, If not
suspicious, without The presence Of any agent
on the part OF Great Britain"
From the course which has been adopted by
The Commissioners at Boston, AMI common
usage in ike cases, IL seems 10 US, That tho
agents are specially appointed 10 collect facts
and testimony, and urge arguments, IN favor
or ihe claims Of their respective governments ;
and that the duty of the commissioners is to
aualyze these facts, and decide upon their uier-
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BOSTON, july.
From gentleman who arrived in town last
evening, we learn, that the steamboat intend
ed tOpiy between orwlch and New london
having proceeded few miles on her wav from
the former place, the boiler burst. and several
persons were dangerously scaided. 1t seems
some alarm was given. when all the passengers
ran on deck, whore they had scarcely arrived.
when the explosion took place, and nearly de-.
stroyed the cabin and furniture. Had they re-
manned III the cabin many of them would proba.
bly, have lost their lives.
July 3.
The Legislature of New Hampshire was on
Saturday last adjourned TO the last Wednesday
OF May next. he have made choice Of the
Hon. CLEMENT STORER as Senator in Con-
gress, democrat, in the place of Mr. MASON
resigned. On Thursday MIR. Storer Presi-
dent OF the Senate, gned that Office, and his
place was supplied by the Hon. jonathan
HARVEY. Gov. Plumer returned three bills
which had passed the two houses with obiec-
tons, and by the same message adjourned the
Legislature.
The Hon. JOIN HARVEY, of Northwood has
been appointed Judge Of the Court o. Common,
Pleas, vice Gen. StOrer.
July4.
The Anniversary of American Independence
will be this day celebrated in this town with
tue usual pubic signs of rejoicing. Tie custo.
mary national salutes will be fred AT sunrise
at noon and at sunset, and the bells will be
rung ~ the usual hours.
~ "a " tiDtAf tHe supreme Executive of the
state wllasSemblc at tic Senate Chamber ia
compliance with resolve of the Legislature.
10 celebrate the day, and accompanied by the
liiah officers Ofthe State, officers of the Army
Eayyand Militia and other gentlemen of dis,
tnctiou, invited by the Governor and Council.
WIN proceed, under escort OF the independent
cadets, to the Old South Church, where hi.
vine Service will lie performed by the Rcyd.
Mcssrs. PafSinan aud Sharp, CbaplainS Of the
Legislature, and an Grafton will be delivered
L. L fNf,f .Ic .
tue Services, the Supreme Executive. with
lheiT guests, will be escorted back 10 the stat
House, where collation. will be provided.
The President Of tic L. States wiliattcad lie
Services at tic Old South Church.
The President of the United States, witlihis
suite. accompanied by number Of the commit
tee OF arrangements, took view Of ihe militia
~ deiences Of the harbor. Under the direcu-
on Of Brig. Gen. Miller, they proceeded from
Long wharf IN fonr twelve Dared barees 10 tlis
head OF Long Island, an important military DO
siiion m the lower hsfso Statutes were fred
as they passed, from the ship independence
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The BOSTON Brigade, under the com
mand of Brigadcer Gen. WELLES, is or
dered by the commander in chief, to pa
rade OF Monday next, for the purpose of
being reviewed by the President of the
United States.
The President will visit the lower part
OF Boston Harbour, this forenoon, as al
so the Notifications.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-18
LOVE AND MADNESS.

The French papers contain the accrun,
Of trial Tor Murder remarkable not IN Y
tom the circumstances warch raue ou'
in the evidcaee. but also Tor The sinsula
rlty OF the verdict of the Jazz:
Joseph Si,nminonnot a journeymsn
TAYLOR, aged 20. was charged VITA the
murder OF his female cousin, Rciue Ia
verney, lace cleaner. aged L., residing
With her moiher. The prisoner, it ap-
peared. had courted the young woman.
who at first proRised to marry him, but
aftera ards withdrew her consent. The
prisoner ascribed her Inconsistency to a
pew attachment to man Of the name oil
Slherme. On the Sd Of July he visited
ner OF her mothers, who happened to be
absent, and after having chatted with
her tamiliarly at an open window, he all
At once laid hold Of her by the arm, drew
ner into the chamber, cry ag--" have
killed yhierme, we must die together"
and Immediately discharged pistol,
which took effect under the right breast
the unhappy young woman, though NOR.
ally wounded, disengaged herself from
=, hold, aud uttring piercing shileks, rao
to the window to call tor help, where she
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New Medical Work.

PKUfOS.fL
~ 5Gmes Hy5sser. a; No 10, South
Ei0hth street. Philadelrhn TOR pub
lis'., og by Subscription, -
':ments of Therapeutics and
Materia Medic2,
BY N.CHAPf' y, NJ D. Professor
the Institutes anG practice of Medicine
ind Clinical Practice in the University
at Pennsylvania.
CONDITIONS.
1. The work will De printed on fine
PAPER, in two octave volumes, each Of
.hich uiiiroatain fiom 4 tn 500 pages.
2 II will be delivered to subscribers ia
reat binding, at dollars a copy.
s. The price to non subscribers, viii
be six dollars.
The work will be ready for delivery
early next summer. .ets
p Subscriptions will be received ,
by
James Kennedy & Son,
Bookseller King street.
December o. e"-'u
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was seen with Ter robe al smoking from
ne oecasioned BY the waddiag d the PTS
nj. The assassin Was seized Sthe DO,
girl, ate, eight days cruel suffering. e,
i;red Of her When her bod
as opened, some chewed swan sho
Sere found near the wound. -S;nmoapo
ne assassin, who had come to her house
, divided with two loaded pistol. and {
dagger, Immediately fter firing on The
.irl, stabbed himself with the dagger, but
The wound did not prove mortal.
The CONFORMATION Of the another ofthe
ouns woman with the prisoner, on the
dial, produced heart r.nding effect OF
tar audience. The prisone., covering
il face, burst in,o tears. The unhappy
.'other was cessiyely depressed. She
elated all the circumstances which pre-
ceded the crime. She had endeavored
50 persuade her daughter in favour Of
Simmonnot. The evening before the
catastrophe, being affected bis gloomy Il
detected manner, she said to her daach.
Ser" see, It is you who are the cause
/ his chagrin, and YOU will perhaps be-
he cause oil his destruction. :" You
red not fear" replied the young We.
nan, " men are not 80 ready to do them
elves a mischief"
Simmonnot, in his defence, declared
hat he procured the arms, and visited
rs cousin with an intention TO die in he
,ight, il she refused to listen to his ad.
d esses. bsipg rejected by her anew, he
va. 10 longer his own master, bis hand
vas misdirec ted, and he fred upon her
tie pistol with which he meant to destroy
lrnseif.
he Jury, in their verdict, declared
4uanimousl, that the prisoner had con.
,nitru ha.nicide on the person Of Refine
arerney; BY majority that he did So
voluntarily, but not with prsnedta-
on.
The Ccprt in consequence condemned
Inc prisoncr to perpetual forced iabCuc.
the plll"ry, and Branding
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A. MOORE. Register
] his is to give Notice,

That the subscl iber, of 3leIaHdria
county in the district Of Columbia. has
obtained from the Orphans Court Of said
county letters Of administration on the
personal estate of Jerome Plumer, late
of the county aforesaid deceased all
versions having claims against the said
decedent, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same to the subscriber, with tie
vouchers thereof, passed BY the Orphans
Court, on or before the 18th day Il jul,
next, OF they may by law be excluded
rom all benefit to said estate and thos,
lndebted thereto are required to ak,
Immediate paynent.-Given under N,
land this 18th January. 1917.
JOSEPH SMITH, Adm'r
Of Jsrens Plumer.
January IS ,s4v
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NEW-YoRK. Ian.

The editors of tie New-York Ga
Zette are indebted to Mr.. Ogden, bear
er of Dispatches from Commodore
Chauncey, fertile subsequent utter.
esting information.
T BY the arrival of the brig Alrxap
der. Captain Summons. we learn that
Commodore Chauncey, in the WASH
ingtan. "A, CAPTAIN C,piei,,ou. Ia
: geiber with the fiipata ifritah States
Captain Shaw. and the Peacock sr,,
of war, Capitals Rodgers, werc on,
waiting at Gibraiter for a wind T.,
proceed up the Mediterranean, TO iojn
'the remainder of the squadron. which
were ard, red tn rendezvous at Poy.
Mahnn. consisting of the f,irates Ia
IVA. Captain Perry. and Constellation.
Captain Crane. sIoops Erie. Captsi,.
Dnwnes, Lrir Soark. Captaiu Mich.
olson, and sc:;noncr Hornet Iicut
Claycn
Hr Sh,lsr o,r Co,sp, cc,or,, ca,
Ithn u. 49, ctatos m.ar -, .,,,,J A.,
.yrash;a.,.,! w. va ~ - "
II ,as e." c,,,o,,., ;,.o,s,
- "a Wv S tI; ~ -: , ..'"" ,','
~! r,,;fc.;;o,, r. e.. tro,,, n.;+b the
~ - ! t'''., "'''', " .h', 't'A' "''' '.''
ross - b;s ,ahor;,,r :" - Jo, ~, ~
,Ic,, If n,t r.t;Cr?,r Il s,,ho,t -.
h.;e or wan ,in Jc,nao,leJ ,r,S r;yrn
~ S;m
II We RI. r,,,r.,, o,,;,,;o, that tb.
nv wo,,Id - IL his hc,,,. ~
which wonld ran,J.r . -rripsn rcan,nf
og ou, 9. ,aJ.,n ,,soI,f,Is ,ncoSs,ry
to Car-v the h,orLa,Ie r;q;.,v into *,
c,ur;on
:; F.o., ,bo uono,. F~.,,,,,.s
e,ne .,,.In Ioft Iio.;o,s a.. limnr,,,os
camrenrcd ranaiS;n, t5rir fnr,i,.ra
,ti.ns under the direction of able ro-
Iriro engineers. whirb are pcar,.
cam DIe,ed. and the das.ots which
! L,o,i E,x,,,1f,'s .i,,ct n,int,,, ont
,,,,.girTiy ,.r,,r.;od ne ,,~xsn, -
crnc.cI g,.,,ac., =, ,oat -, on g.
Ia. - - n
"> p - '""''"''" H'i'"S. "
,"''' 'DT N's'tiHeS 'i'Sa"! say -
( ,'"i'! hNhoitA Come again. ii m
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have said with reference to any par
ticalar individual. gave great offence,
and the thing was glanced at by sese
raj gentlemen to day with visible
symptoms OF more uneasiness tha.,
the thing was supposed to warrant.
and by one gentleman (Mr. Ross,
with great good humor. Mr.. Ran
dqlph repeated the expression and
secuted the idea Of any individual
having a right to apply it to himself
particularly. This day we shall have
more OF this incongruous business.
| wish itwere over, for it is painful to
contemplate it.
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Port of Alexandria.
FROM TIE EXCN ANGE COFFEE,
HOUSE BOOKS.

January IS.
S'aoD Buck, Wheeler. New York
cv.o iiaxssed by Lindsay ard Hill
+, i loar by john y. Laid and to.
Schooner Rebecea, Berry, Boston
arSo A1ur: by l,awrason and Fse'.
\ Adams, Dlnbar and Townsend, auc
IIan b, Il Dangs field,
Sioop Goreai,s, tadrrwa. cleared al
NTork leth instant, for Ia, port.
January 10.
Araiyea, slnDp Mentezu;na, Henry
Inrfnik: cargo ter, p,tch. terpcntine
IA n. Miller: caEte. J. M'"ohb--tobac
., y NJ. Chick--p'snk, E. Evans.
Ri, Gcnrge Vi ash.agton, Gortan
''roy;dcnce, X! - daySs Cargo sugar
as as.cs, rum, tanners ei wrapping
aaper, potatoes, cheese, &c. to John q
i.add and Co.
Siooi. Jon Adams, Gibbs, New Bed
ford. - days: ca ~ sal. io VI. Miller
aud oil, candles, SC. to Thomas Il. How
land.
Schr Buiflloe, Lee, Portland, "a day;
cargo sugar moiasaes, iron to Law
ason aud FOwle, aud furniture to 5
Ward.
Sch Mary Ann, Norman, Norfolk
carsn lumber. to Lawras"n ami sowle.
ach Ho.e.io- 8iorm, Rowland, Charles
ton So. 8 days: carso cotton to NJ
Beg Ceylon, Ferrier, lately from this
aarC arrived at NYork l4th inst. s days
from Savannah.
ENTERED.
Sloop Hnntezona, Henry. Note
Siuop John Adams, Gibbs, New Bed
jcrd.
Sch Rose in Bloom, Rowland, Charles
sion.
Big George Washington, Gorton
Providence, RI.
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John c.. Laid & Co.

John G.. Laid & CO.
Have for sale the Cargo Of the bris
George Washington, viz.
% tons bar iron
80 bbls and hhds NE rum
8 hhds mO!asses
Is barrels cider
II barrels sugar
Al do tanners oil
g. do aud lS4 bushels potatoes
9 do apples
Is kegs ginger
80 bundles wrapping paper
case blHdlna haEkkereniefs
s boats
SEQ pounds cassia
s dining sets India China, each 8:
pieces.
January II
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January IS
Lawras0n & Fowle,

LawraS0n & Fowle,
Have for sale, received per the schooner
Bnilalee, from Portland
IS hos'heads Muscoyado Sugars
% barrels
box white Havana ditto
Is hogsheads retailing molasses
dit New England rum
IL tons Russia iron assorted
90 tons plaster Paris
For Freight,
fEk The schooner nuffaloe, Captain
M&Lee; is a FIRST rate vessel. carrie
about 75s bar rrsls, will DO ready in fou
days to take cargo on board, and taxi
freight for tie West Indies Or coastwise
Apply as above.
January 10
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We have just received all;
offer for sale,
200 barrels Kentucky whiskcy, OF
and ,erv iine
90 boxes dipt candies
50 bgxes fresh mustard.
Bryan HdmfsoR g Co.
vs.
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Ssc7Hgah. Jan. Q.

A severe shock Of an earthquake va,
fel' here, Yesterday morrir- ian u,
outes ate Ih-ec O'Clock. Il aas Iorci.
bic aud csn,rausd Tor y; least hal a nj.
mute. Its direction. bg SONY. is supposed
10 have been east and west by others
south west aud north east.
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Union Bank,

Union Bank,
hLExAYDRrA, a6;h Dec. 1876.
I'm Of after the list "f January ne I
" Stockholders in his institution VIC
have paid up the several instruments call
Ell Tor, may receive from the profits Al
the last six months. a dividend Of iou,
per cent on the money paid in by then
especti'cIy. BY order,
G. T. Chapman, Cash'r.
December 80 a4w
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Orphans Court

Alexandra County, Jan. Term, 1917
0RDERED, That the administrators
Of Jerome P,umer. deceased. do insert
the usual advertisement three time, Il
week for four weeks, in the Alexandra
papers.
Copy-Test.
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Public Sale.

On Monday the 10Th day Of Februag
next, al hall past foul o'clock, p. y,
will be offered at public auction, ON l..
premises. fer CASH
A Lot of Ground
On the south side Of Cameron street an,
on the east side Of Washington street j
their intersection; in frout on the forme
absut 81 feet, on the latter about IlB
P. g. Marsteller, Aac'r.
BY order Of
r, Swami, Trustee.
January IL iawts
Public sale.
Will be added 10 next Tuesdays sales,
at the fendue Store,
Calicoes
Figured and plain bombazetts
Silks Of various cnlors
Nazareene blue bonsazette
Dalask silk shawls
Black kerseymere do
Scarlet 10 ?
Green figured 10
Poplfns.
P. G. Marste!ler.
January IS