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February "a
CO-PAR YNEkSHIP

The subscribers having entered 10
co.partnershir in the
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-24
SHOE.MAKTNG.

ELISHA SIMMONS would with to in
T. form the public that he will make
SHOES of different kinds, by wholelale. -
Thole wifhing to purchaie, will call at his
houGe inWaihirrgton-free two doors iouth
oil Edm. I. Lee, Biq's.
will take two Black Boys, from IL toT4
years Of age, as Apprentices at the above
buiinels. ~ T.. s.
February Al. FIT
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NOTICE.

ALL Perlons indebted to the eaate of
IA JOSEPH HUBER, deceafed, late of
Dumfres, are requelted to make payment
to the iubicriber without delay. and luch as
have claims againf the laid eitate arc defrcd
to exhibit them to the fubfcribeT for pay
incnt as ioon as practicable.
GEORGE F.HUBER,
Admir- of Joleph Huber, deceslcd.
0umfries, Feb t-.--9t. I'M
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-24

Addre0s The audience by Mr.. DyER
lis impossible full, to expires on, OBJ.
legations to this numerous assemblaps
OF fellow. citi8ens--to the authorities of
oar sister State, who are here present,
and 10 the magls,racy and Inhabitants Of
me city ct Hartford in particular, for
the hberality and spirit with which thew
have assisted us 10 honor the gallant of.
nicer who has chosen his abode amonpss
them. We shall feel it our du,v tn
make such report OF it, to the Execp.
tive authority Of our state, under whose
commission We have acted, as the oeca.
sion demands
; The ceremony ended, sDon,aneous
and universal burs, of reclamation rent
the air--IfaR Columbia, from an excel.
lent band bearlRg away its echoes,
The procession now formed, to escory
The Commodore and the delegation n
Morgan's, the Place of approaching les.
tivity
The entertainment was sumn,uous
Music from the band, and patrin,i,
"engs, accompanied the sentiments pro-
posed alter dlSDer, IN the toasts Which
were received with reiterated huzzas.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-02-24
BOOT STORE.

BOOT STORE.
THE Subscriber informs his friends and
L the public in general that he has open
ed Il Boot Factory in South Fairfax 0reet,
where he has on hand handlome aiTortment
of Baltimore Manufactured
BOOTS. SHORT g. LON e..
Which he will fell on the mot rea fonable
terms. Gentlemen are requefed to call and
view theaIoFtment.
All order: will be promptly attended to.
ROBERT S. BOGGEES.
February II. ct
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-21
Joseph P. Shaw

Respectfully informs the citizens of
Alexandria, that he has opened a
SCHOOL in Prince street, between
Columbus aud Alfred, where he will
teach Reading, Writing. Arithmetis,
and English Grammar, and also the
practical branches OF the Mathematics.
And il strict attention and punctual
discharge Of the duties incumbent upon
him as Teacher, will give hi@ any
claims, he hopes to share pat Of the
public patronage. He pledges himself
to tn ,se who favor hin with the tuition
of tFeir children, that every exertiOn
will be used to give satisfaction.
n. B. The School not to exceed thirty
scholars.
Jan is St.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-21
Sales at Auction.
On Wednesdays ard Saturdays

On Wednesdays ard Saturdays
WILL BE OFFERED,
A. tho Auction Office on Union street,
Betweeu King and Prince
An extensive and general assortment
y Of seasonable Goods, OF British,
Ersnch. German, India, and Domestic
MANUFACTURE, which will be we'll select :
sJ. and we'll worthy the attention OF
tN,,, and country merchants and Others !;
=. m, undersigned will be abundanuy
snnnlied from the mauufactors ana 'ne'r
ir;ends in Boston, New York and Ph''a-
5aInhia--which will give TO gentlemen an
onportunity of layiu in their goods on as
oppd terms as they can De IN those cl,es'
ssk;rg into view the difference oil Ok
change, etc. etc. o,a,
The particular description Of goods
will be advertised in the papers Oh Tue
Cops;gnments strictly attended to and
liberal advances made II desirable
John Jackson q 20.
Auctioneers.
November D.
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ROYAL STREET, ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, JANUARY Ell. 1917.
FOR SAFE.

A tract Of Land containing s57 acres,
more OF less. lying on Occoquan Bay in
the county of Fairfax and state of Virgil
mia, adjoining the lands of Robert I.
Thompson and William Mason. 1t is
presumed those DESTROYS of purchasing
will view the land and for themselves
Judge Of its peculiar advantages. One
third OF the purchase money will be re.
CURED in hand, the balance at 1s, g IS
months. with deed Of trust to sccare
the payments.
Thompson F. Mason.
December IA.
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Exchange Office, Georgetown
November q

N WILL. give the highest premium io'
Drafts at Sight. aud Bank Notes, on
t6e following places, viz.
Boston. New York. Philadelphia, ba'
sD,me. Virginia, North Carolina go"
S,rnIins and Genrgia.--l viii .a'sn sI''
tbr hirRest ~ emiu'o for Drafts on Ne"
Orl,ans. Treasury Notes and specie'
All kinds Of WesterH Bank Note
bought and sold. mn gu
Ain kind, of Stocks and Bills OF Elk
c ance bought and sold.
Mites. Drafts. and Interest collected
and emitted for small commission.
~ Persons travelling TO any part o.
the United States may be supplied WIN
nnn5le Finds. -,
~ Please so enquire at my Exchange
and Brokers' Office, Bridge-strest, Geo
Ro,nulus Riggs.
June
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-21
title $iver Turnpike Comply

4 T the annual meeting Of the Stock
A holders in the Little River THrR-
Ike Company. in the town Of Alexandria,
N the 18th January 1sl7-it YVES
Resolred, That for the purpose Of en-
couraging the use Of broa,l wheeled wag.
CONS on the Little River TurnDike Read,
that all Wagons the breadth Of the wheels
'leree! shall be 6 inches, saall be per-
lifted to pass the gates on said road toll
Tree fer the term of 2 years, and all sag-
CONS whose wheels shall be thu breadth
OF inches, shall be permitted te pass
toll free for the term OF Is months also,
all Wagons the breadth oi I've wheels
whereof .ha!l be 4 inches and under 5
inches, shall be permitted to pass on
aging half tell foe the term Of 8 sears
from the time they shall pass the respec-
tive gates, which shall be specially NO
ticed By the gate keeper, who shaft notify
the treasurer Of the same. This rsgnla-
ton shall be extended to all pc SOP. who
shall avail themselves of it within Ihres
years from THU date.
PHILIP NELSON, Chairman.
January IL 2awSa
~ The editor of the Nincae,ter
Gazette. is requested to insert the above
lS rsoaths.. and >ead his acceun' TO this
a. y
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-21
For Rent OF for sale on a long
credit
Dec 81

The subscriber will rent, or sell upon
the most accommodating terms. the
House and Lot, wherein he at present
resides. The House is large, convenient,
and finished in superior style. The
Lot, consisting OF two acres, is in the
highest state Of cultivation as garden,
Astounding in, the most choice fruits,
shrubs, nc, Possession can be given
about the LIST Of December.
He will purchase Dry Cows.
aug J Smith.
Nov 90 entlStDec
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-21

REMOVAL.

G. Bronaugh & Company.
Have removed their Store one door be-
low the corner of King and Patrick.
streets nealy opposite Messrs. I Ter
and Harrison.
In addition to their former
Stock they are nov opening 9 general as.
sortnenl OF Dry Goods, laisry pu,c chased
in Philadelphia. which thew ofite, for sale
On very eligible terms, for cash or to
punctuai customers. They wish purcha-
sers TO call and examine the goods.
November so s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-21
Vaudeville &L.afmoT

Vaudeville Glamour
Haze reesirea for Sale,
IS hhds Pennsylvania rye whisky
so bbls do do
hhds New England rum
60 bbls do
20 puncheons ed, Sd and 4th proof
West-lndia do
Is bbls 4ih proof Accomac peach
brandy
s pipes Holland gin
10 bbs country do
90 hhds molasses
50 bbls low priced sugars
90 boxes new aisins
Is casks do
1000 ID fresh Zante curants
600 Id soft sheIIed slnnnds
so casks calored Goshen cheese
zoo frkins Pennsylvania butter. mi.
ladelpIiia inspection, No. 1. Scr
family use
IS bags race ginger
80 casks c:ewing tobacco
so hars and 10 barrels Havana
green coffee
1910 bushels blown salt
1000 ditto ground alum
bale writing paper
60 boxes mould and dipt candles
b'xes real Martinique Noyaa
Wines, liquors and groceries as usual.
9ccemb re
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loU Dollars oew ard.

Ran away from the subscriber, on the
27th September. a nego man, named
JAMES, about S feet 10 inches nigh,
slender made. very black about forty-
two years of age, good coarse shoe
maker, talks slow aud chews tobacco.--
l will give the above reward il taken 20
miles from this place. or Fifty Dollars
If taken within that distance. ard pay
all charges for delivering him in Alexan.
dria.
Charles 1. Catlett.
October 8 If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-21
. Charles County Court,
November 90

August Term 1916.
On application to Charles County Court
bv petition in writing of John Bndd, of
Charles County, for the benefit Of the act
of assembly for the relief OF sundry insol.
vent debtors, passed at November session
1905, " the several supplements thereto,
ON the terms mentioned therein sche.
duIe of his property and list of his ere.
ditors on oath, as far as he can ascertain
them, accompanying his petition /: and
the court being satisfied by competent
testimony, that the said John Budd has
resided two years immediately preceding
the time ofhis application, in the state Of
MARYLAND 4 is thereupon ordered aud
adiudsed, that the said John Budd. by
causing a copy Of this order TO be inserted
in some one of the newspapers edited IN
the district of Columbia, snce week for
two months. before the third Monday in
March next, give notice to his ere.
ditors to APPEAR before the said
court at the csurt house in Charlestosn,
on the said third Monday in March next
for the purpose Of recommending a trus.
tee for their benefit, and to shew oanss
if any they have, why the said John Budd
should not have the benefit of the act OF
assembly aforesaid, and the several sup.
plements thereto, as prayed.
Tests. JOHN BARNES, elk.
Januarys lswau
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Wanted to Hire for the snsu.
ing Year,

Two Men Servants, accustoned to
wait 10 the house, and three Women hat
are capable Of washing, ironing -nd do
ing the work Of chambermaids. Those
from the country would be prefsrred.-
High wages will be gwen for perssm
possessing the above Qualifications.
JOHN N.LAUGuLIN.
Dscsnber
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200 Deiiars Reward.

%tO lISiiSii Az" oi VI
= WILL gevi are~ard Of one hnndre
4 0.diars for the arrest and conyictio
OF the person or persons who robbed ME
exchange Office on the night of the 9th
instant; also an additional reward Of
aue hundred dollars for the recovery Of
the property stolen tI'ererrom, consistin
ii specie in dollars. change, American
and English gold 600 dollars, bank notes
ahout so dollars. ninety tickets in tie
Medical College Lottery, second class,
aud "a tickets in the Washington Mo
num6nt Lottery, third class.
R0MULUS RIGGS
Georgetown, Dec. II
P.S. Ifany person has knowledge OF
the said robbery. and do not wish their
names mentioned, AMI vii! give me pri
vate information. 50 that the persons Can
be arrested, they shall I've entitled to the
reward, and it shall be kept secret.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-21
For Boston,
Paper for Sale.

David and j. Ross
Have received, per ship Potomac, from
Genoa,
81 bales writing paper, assorte
Which they offer for sale on very low
terms. They keep a constant supply of
FIRST quality chewing tobacco for sale by
the quantity.
Dec II
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egro Man ~ anted
Derem!,cT ID

{ WI give liberal price for hea'tAy
N.egro Man, from is to 2 years OF age.
RIDER good character. Apply at th's
Office,
January 4 eotf
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Bank of Alexandria.

.1ie1dndrid, %oD. 90.
Was committed to the Jail of this
county as runaway. mulaito mall
who says his name is David Jones, and
says that he came from Hartford county
in the state OF .South CaTolina--he is a.
about S feet 9 or 10 inches high & about
% years of age--his face is rnugh with
pinp!es-hc had on blue cloth coasland
home made pantalouns. The owner is
requested to come abu prove his proper
ty. pay charges and take him away. O.
therwise he will be disposed OF as the
law directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL. Keeper
of the Jail for Washington Boyd,
Marshal,
November % 1aw2m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-21
New & Secondhand Piano
forteS.
JUST RECEIVED,

F0rt6S.
JUST RECElpED,
For sale BY the Subscriber
O,s Loo'lon made square Piano Forte,
with addition Keys and Pedal, 5 draw
ers, sett of Strings, tuning Hammer and
leather Cover.
One plain square ditto. with addition
al Keys, Pedal, sstt OF strings. tuning
Hammer, and leather cover.
ON HAND,
One 10 do, second hand, with leather
Cover.
Jue do do. Baltimore make. 9 Draw.
,rs and = legs. with additional Keys, Pc
dial aud fashionable Case
n. II. ihe ahOse Will be sold at sinai
advance Tor cash, il immediate applIoa
ton be- made to
r. GRAY. R"oksx'lsr
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Lewis HipkinS q Co.
TO RENT.

Fer one or term Of Years,
My Wharf T. Warehouse on the north
side Il Prince street in the town OF
Alexandris. Possession may be had the
18th Of next month. The warehouse is
large and convenient u will hold $4,000
bushels grain or salt, and being exactly
at the ferry landing, makes it one OF the
best places in TOW n for purcl asing grein
or selling salt or any other heauy article.
article. FS terms apply TO
William Hepburn.
december is It
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New england Pun. Molasses,
Sugar & Tea.

JOHN G. LADD & co.
Offer for sale the Cargo Of Brig Economy
from Boston, viz.
81 hhds n. E. rum
SIS bb!s N. +. do
9 hhds moidsses
81 bbls Mascovado sugars
69 tons Russia aud Swedes iron as.
sortel and square
II bbls tanners oil
go tons plaisth. Paris
hid coffee
bingham boxes, tubs, covers, sc.
FOR BOSTON.
SM The COED Brig Economy. Josiah
Ns3. Farrow, jun. master Fo,lreight
Of 400 barrels Apply to
John G. Laid 4 Co.
Dec CO
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Bank of alexandria,

Dec. 90. 1876
vgVHE stockholders in the Bark
4 Alexandria are hereby notified that
an election Of nine directors for tie ensu-
ing year, will be held at the court house
in this town, on the third Monday (20th)
of January next.
j. l.. M'Kenns, Cashier.
Dec. 90--2i. tf
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ORPHANS COURT,

Alexandria County. Dec. Ierm. 1916
Ordered, that the administrators oil
Jacob Fortney, deceased, do iDsert the
usual advertisement three times a week
for hour weeks,
Copy. Teste.
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A, Moore. Reeistsr.

This is to give notice, tia; the sub,
scribers, Of Alexandria county in the
district Of Columbia, have obtained from
the Orphans Court OF said county. let
.ers Of administration 90 the p"r sonal
estate of Jacob fortney, late of the coln-
ty aforesaid deceased All persons hav-
ing claims against the said ,lecedent, are
hereby warned TO exhibit the ,me with
the vouchers thereof. duly passed by the
Orphans court, tn the subscribers, on or
before the cath day of June next, or The,
NAV by law be excluded from all benefit
OF said estate and those indebted there
20 are requested to make Immediate pay
mcnt. Given unde, uu. hands this z4ta
day ol December, 1916,
Henry B. Dsagen,
Isaac Robbins.
administrators OF Jacos FOrtney,
Derea!icr ID eO4w
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For Liverpool,

Notice is hereby given,
That an election of f.ieeG Directors
and i've toner's. for the ensuing
year, all be held at the Real Estate
Bank OF the United States, in A!exan
dria, IN Monday the 9th OF Januar!
1917, tro IN { TO O'Clock z. NJ.
VIM. Rhodes, Cashier
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-21
June I
Burr Mill Stone Manufacture

Burr Mill Stone Manufacture
JOHN S. Bfpsrn and Go.
Respectfully inform III Public that It
tbsv continue the MANUFACTURES
of BURR MILL STONES, on the cor
ne of Patrick aud CamerOn-streets. III
the town of Alexandria, where they are
e,dy TO receive any orders with which
they NAV be favored. aud will execute
them with all despatch and IN the best
ner.
IHev hare recs.red an assortment Of
Boiling Cloths
OF good quality, aud intend keeping
constant supply. r.
september "a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-18

whether artificial or real, perpctualy Ic-
ses something Of is magnetic power,
which often produces difference exceed.
ing a point and | am well convinced
that the great errors in shIp-reckoning
proceeds more frequently from tie rect
rectneSs of the COMPASS than from any o.
Their cause.
SlecI cannot be too highly tempered
for the needle - sea compass F.: as The
more it is hardened the more permanent
is the magnetism, ard consequently the
polarity OF the needle. | recommend ts
have the needle cased with hin polished
sol. iron, else to have it armed at the
poles with bit of sot. iron.
l have found, from many experiments,
that the cased needle preserved its mag
netisla in a much more perfect degree
than the needle not cased and have
sometimes thought that the magnetic pow
er of the cased needle had increased, and
the magnetic power OF the uncased and
unarmed needle always loses its polarity.
Some time ago, placed a case needle,
an unarmcd needle, and one without CT
ther case or armor, in a room fer three
months, having at that time precisely the
same direction, end nearly the same dc.
gree Of force. at the expiration OF three
months, found that the cased needle,
and the unarmed needle, had not in the
least changed their direction, but the q.
ther had changed two degrees, and had
lost very considerably Of its magnetic
power; if there were any changes ia the
other needles, it was too incon.iderabie
to he perceived
These observations appear TO me 20 be
new, and may tend 10 great Improvement
in our sea compass. They are submitted
to the consideration Of philosophers.
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INTERESTING TO NAvIGAToRs.

rNTEREsTrNG TO NAvIGAToRs.
observations on the magnetic fiai', by
Captain ObIien D.ury, OF the royal
navy.
From the transactions Of the Royal Irish
.9cG3smg.
The magnetic fund and its phenomena,
are no less singular than obsc"re. and
have too long engaged the attention OF
philosophers, for he to .'Ifer any hypo-
thesis on the subject. | mean oniy to
speak of matter Of tact, which am led
t. believe may be serviceaiIe to na'lga-
ton. should the variation Of the compass
ever be made use of as a method Ut ascer-
iaining The longitude.
1t is necessary to enter into detail Of
experiments 10 prove the existence OF the
magnetic fluid. which circulates continu-
ally around and through magnet, anu it
i: inliy demonstrated 10y the arrangement
Of IRON fling thrown on glass placed over
"rasnet.
Experience shews us that a needle OF
a compass, as we'll as other magnets,
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great earrsstrcss, but proposing a new
bill, the bends Of which he read, to be
substituted for Tie other, in case the mo-
ton before hehouse succeeded-At least,
Mr.. Sergeant announcing his intention
to move for the substitution Of pensions
for life, instead of cash in hand by way
If conmltation, the committee rose, re-
ported progress and obtained leave TO sit
again, and toe house adjourned to to-mor-
row.
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Pittsburgh, N0r. 90.
INDIAN REVENGE.

In the year l775, the Spaniards re-
sol. ed Oh eGuipping the Asia, of &C
guns, which had been left at Montc
yicdo three years before. They
therefore impressed many OF the in
hahitants Of BuenoS Ayres, English
prisoners and Portuguese smugglers,
and took also some Indians Of the
country among these last, was a
chief named Orcliana, and ten of his
followers. The Spaniards treated
the English prisoners and the In
dams with great barbarity, but more
particularly the Indians. Orellana
mcditated a severe revenge for these
inhumanities, and having sounded the
English Instantly, and not finding
them so prccipitatc and sindictive as
he expected. he resolved to trust alone
to the resolution of his ten faithful
followers ; and having agreed with
them on the measures necessary TO
be taken. they first furnished them
selves with dutch knives, sharp at
the point. which being common in
the ship, they easily procured. Be-
sides this, they employed their leisure
time in secretly cutting out throngs
from raw hides, and in fixing TO
each end Of these througs the double
headed shot OF The small quarter
deck guns this when swung around
their heads according 10 thcPracticc
of thcir country. was a most misc'Ilc-
vnus weapon. 0rcIlana himself hay
ing hecu beaten with great violence
under plea cf disobedicnCe, was be-
come more eager and impatient AID
within day or two after ttl.s ac"'-
dent, he and his followers nf"".1
their desperate resolves in the cr.ri s
manner: It WIS ahout nine in tie
evening when many of tic principal
officers were upon The quarter deck ;
the waste IF tic ship flied with ll'o
cattle. ard The fo.ccast:c was manned
with lis Customary watch, tnat. under
cover Of night. having prepared ia'Ir
weapons, and thrown oft the cHU5cr-
Gus part Of their dress. having cone
to tie quarter deck, tic hoais""I
ordered them 10 b. gone. Orchard
spoke TO his people in their naiI,r
tongue. when four OF them drew OIL
two towards each gangway. 81 when
taking possession. 0rcI!ana placed h,'
hands hollow to bis E.@uth. ana pei
inwcd out the war c,y used by lha5'
people. This hi'!cogs Yell was 'a'
/ signal Tor beginning the marsart"
fDr On this they all AZ once Dire" '"'r
kniret, and bcardished Ac.r C2U"'