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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-25
ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, JANUARY IS.

! rhs uaexampled dispatch which tn
,,scte1 Wisdom of the nation. in Wash
,s.ecrbled. make Of public business I.
n;cd,u. of an anecdote that we oac
vi of Maryland planter This gen.
foo was extremely kind & indslgeb'
t.. Iaves. and whenever they aiiendes
- wn.ld threaten much and do nothing
Sl,yes takiag advantage Of his growt
rood nature. would use their own free
h, in working upon his plantation and
"a title as the urgency Of the case re
o"ed. One day he summoned Bine OF
Ives to give au account Il the work
~ thew had done. the, ing Y
[..,nded and ere thus questioned :
kWJI Peter, what have you been doing
Erabsing, sir. John. and what have you
I".n do'agl Grabbing. sir. Andrew,
81 VIA, Save YOU been dOingl Grub
tuu air. Thomas, and what have YOU
~. aoiug. Grubbing, sir. Dick, what
40 ycu been doing : Grubbing, sir. In
| Sart James, George and William, had
III been yery indu>trieusly employed IN
- nbhioy, Well Peter, what mattock
s;G ,ou make use CT ? | used my own
D.,,ock, sir. John. what ma;toek dad
.an o,ke use off 6orrowed-l Dor
,owpd Peters ma,tock, sir Andrew
..b, mattocI did you make use ~! |, |,
Peters mattock. SIR Thomas,
that nattuck did you make use Of : l.
II 1 borrowed Petec's sat.ock, sir
snd nlck, James. 6eo!g- and William
~.ra found on examination to have Dor,
I'VE; the ,pat,ock of Peter. Well M.
nan, Oh are a .ood girl,& hat have you
, en- do: ~ i, sir |: have been buslly
.upIoyed The .hole day in picking up
he s,ubs. Surely the great men IN con.
e.s can have no objection to pa aiis'
il this kind: they acknowledge them
selves the servants Of the people: nay,
H. 3 saw mare they declare themselves
,nGud by their iS5trueti~n,, which GER
,;o;y comes nearer to the de6o,tion OF a
lave th,n that OF an ordinary servant
Verify, gentlemen, We have dill been
REP.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-24
LATEST FROM cADIZ.

Captain Williams Of the brig Nymph,
81 days from Cadiz, Informs that fleet
with troops on board had sailed from that
place from Souti, America, under convoy
OF frigate and two sloops Of war-that
American produce was very low at Cadiz
flour 10 dollars, and other articles i'll pro-
portion; and that there was prospect of
Z good crop the present season.
1t was reported at Cadiz that the inha-
bitants of Barcelona were in state Of re-
bellion, that General Lacy had been as
sassinated; and that tie mob had emas-
cnlated all the friars at that place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-24
CHARLES B. HUNTON.
Albemarle County, June I7th, 1917.


Under an act IF the last GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Thich directs u New ASSESSMENT Of tie alnG!
Of the State.
List ofthe Principrl assessors To WIT
appointed By the Executive, ~ WIZ
For the Eastern District.
Thomas FELL, of Dinwiddie county
James Hunter, of Estex.
Griffin Edwards, or Northumberland.
For the District betrsea Tide U'ater and ia.
Mountains.
Bergman Green, OF Halifax.
Moses Green, of Culpeper.
t W%- IA a;nI CT Amherst.
Per ste District betreen the Blue Ridge and .ihs
ghdny Mountains, i.,ciuding Pend,eton and Beth
Jared Williams. of Frederick.
James Mcdowell, of Rockbridge.
Archd Rutherford, of Rockingham.
Sampson Matthews, of Bath.
For The District West Of tie 5Aeghany Uoun-
tains, including Montgomery and Hoar9e.
Benjamin Reeder, of Harrison.
Andrew Russell, Of Abingdon. Wash
inyton city.
Andrew Parks, of Kanawha.
WV. ROBERTSON, C. C.
allotment n tie Principal assessors IN the
Screref Districts, TO constitute Board for
tie same, tn WH:
For the first or Eastern District
James Hunter. William Armistcad, Archi-
bald Rutherford, Andrew Parks.
For tie second, or District FINN Tide Wdter to
tie Blue Ridge, sc.
Bergman Green, Henry Edmunason, Grit
fin Edwards, Jared Williams.
For the tiJL, on District bstueen tie Blue Ridge
aud AHeghauy Mountains.
James Mcdowell, Andrew Russell, General
Moses Green, ThOs. g. Smith.
For the fourth, Or District Vest of the die
ghGny.
Thomas Field, Sampson Matthews, Benjamin
Reeder, VIM. Leigh.
WIN. ROBERTSON, c. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-24
Though J on'tlike toswallow flies,
! did nOtknow but others might.

The last Savannah Republican stated, as
one ofthe rumours afloat, that the Span
ish Patriots bad taken possession Diane
lia Island-but that such rnmour was
premature. We may state, as our hope,
that long period will not elapse before
this event will take place. If our good
wishes could have any effect, their con
quest will not he confined to Amelia ISL
and; but we should ardently desire, that
the friends of independence would plant
their banners in ST. Augustine, in Peusa-
cola, in thewhoIe of Florida-whiclI might
thus serve them as a rallying-poiat for
their friends, field on which TO train
their troops, and convenient depot for
their arms and their prizes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-24

Florence, Aprl S.
We have many reports from Sicily.-
tits said the English have excited as
great discontents in that island as they
have III India.
Dresden, Apru 8.
We settle with Prussia slowly. Every
thing is scrupled, aud j. will take the
whole year TO settle our affairs.
Ancona, april 6.
A vessel has arrived from Constantine
pie, which gives us a very satisfactory ac-
count of the disposition of the Sublime
Porte in regard to the Christians found in
The provinces of the Empire. They re.
port an order addressed 10 the Pacha of
Jerusalem. which isguite new in the an
rails OF Ottoman policy. The vexations
Of this Pacha having excited just COM
piainis on the part ofthe Christians, the
religious orders deputed to Rome pro-
per person TO make known the situation
q. the Church i'll this countries. His
holiness has had news that the efforts for
crowned with success, and that the Pa
cha had promised not only to protect the
pi,prims. but TO restore what had been
ext0rted from them. The order was
:. Hcarken, diligently, Pacia; il is thy
Master speaks to thee. The complaints
ofthe people have reached my ear, and
teman,lye y auce. Thou hast abus q
t!,y authority to exact tribute OF the Chris
tians, beyond That which the Treaties
lave fixed. Do what | order thee. As
soon as thou Ieceivest my command, in
.s.antly restore what thou hast cxtorted,
lest my anger rise against thee. If thou
t.ost delay TO obey, expect the clastse-
ment due ia thee. Humble tliyself umder
The command, and say in thy heart, that
thy master is like God : lie can have ,ner-
cy and forgive thee. Praise, praise, praise
be to Godr'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-24
! human felicity, would attend the UNIVERSAL On.

human felicity, would attend the universal Oh.
servance oft.
Opinions then or sentiments, are referalIe
to pre-existing. principles. TO ascertain their
correctness, aud therefore, the word principal.
the principles, originals or beginning of things
may properly be substituted for them indeed.
princIpia is not so equivocai, for these are al.
popular. may he pernicious; aud in fact, the
word "opiniones' or scntentiae" If empioyed
in this case, instead OF" principal" is intended
to convey the idea oftIe latter. that is, that the
opinions or sentiments, have prime. p,esf for their
basis, and not that any Opinions. had better bc
espoused, than those off particular man.
CHESTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-24
Eatract IF a letter dated Lisbon, april 1914
1917

There are now only two American
vessels in port-the Henry, Knox, and
Comet, JAMESON, both belonging 10 Bos-
ION; they will go TO that port for which
the most freight ofiers-to sail i'll two or
three weeks.
Markets-Wheat per bushel, SO so 6;
? 81, common do. , per do. OF board :
Rice So; for salt provisions, slaves and
naval stores, no sale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-24
EGYPTIAN IYHEAT

Mr. A. Grant of this city has put into our
hands small sheaf of this species of wheat,
that exceeds any other for lnxuriance that we
have ever seen. Ii grows 10 the height of six
feet its reedy stalk is nearly OF the thickness
OF pipe stem, and in each head there are from
so to 90 grains. We End eleven stalks with
their heads to weigh about 3 IL OF. avordu-
poize weight.--tn the autumn Of 1915, Mr.. g..
procured single grain of this bearded wheat,
which brought him last year 80 heads.--53 of
these were sown in October, which will yield
him about bushel of wheat. One grain has
produced % heais.--He has already cOntrac-
ted to deliver several quarts of it at 8 quart.
~ The ". Y. Gazette says, with much selfcOmplai-
sance, that in noticing, from time time the respect
paid to the President since his arrival in this CITY,
nave endeayored to avoid lsODe adulaton and give
an nyarnsbed idea ofthe interesting intercourse which
hss taken place between the First Magistrate Of belo
yea country, aud the citizens who elevated him aud we
tink we have succeeded" And tho fusome adu.
laon to dog Mr. Monroe aud state most particularly
tue places lie visited, ts scene, &c. 7-nOne bedaub
Din continually with the nOnsepcical title Of His
celency f-nOne, TO style female, who stands in no
need Of titles, " L0fy suc-aonc 7-True Sir you are
not alone IN these elaborate descriptions We have
so much OF thein that confess perfectly satia
ted with them, as the gentleman must be- TO whom
they are addressed We publish all these things in de-
tail, not because zee like to read them the posi-
bic qualification Of some ohersor the same reason that
the punchdrnker gives IN Peter PindaT -
Though don't like to swallow flies,
! did nOtknow but others might.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-24

INSTITUTION for the Educ fti0n of the DEAF ana
DUMB, established in NaRcbesfeT, conducted by Mr..
BRAfDwooD, in association with the Rev. Mr.. KfRKs
yATRIck.
HTR. BRAIDwoOD, Professor Of the Art Constructing
1FI the DeGf and Dumb according to the system in
vented by the late Mr. Thomas Bradsood OF Edinburgh
and London respectfully informs the Citizens ofVirginia
and The adjoining States that has lately him
he ns' ena me ns' , o. ns place; .oHno
reaching te know,edge Of his nrofrssion'
MT BIaidvooG wonJd farther iuforo al pbo,r 4, may
concern that during his r,ay in Virgia he intend, in
such a., ev,ont ~ In. ad,,,;,
% W suSu ~" eNeu 90 , nv t s WI dilt, sh
loving description ~ the gndetmeheued sainmenis
nn'1eh morn peal or those who may nave lost their
ard 20 d,s,,oi 49,. ,,;' ~ 49, s 49, 49, pp.,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-24
WILLIAM G. PENI
June p.
IN CHANCERY.--Ata Court held
June "a.

ENTITY DOLLARS REwARD.-suayed or s,olrf3
l. from Christopher 1aiiaierro's, IN penIco County,
the night OF the 9Th inst a CIIESNfT SORRE1s
HORSE about 10 hands high, dro"pea seck an6 It'll"
roasbed back star III his forehead but dull also.
snp his nose, with spot the right fank, and the
right hind hoo white he was shod round few days ne
he stolen: beirots and galiors well, Tut as Oh
stnate and apt 10 stop when passing houses
The above reward shall be paid tue detection OF
thief and delivery horse dollars for the horse
alone. JOHN IL. iALlAl EkttO.
l1-f. B..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-24

vENEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the SUBJ
Il scriber the 3ls day of last month (MayJ a Ne
gro Woman by the name of tCHEL She is of black
complexion aud is between 81 aud an yeaTsof common
size. She has lost her fore teeth very much
CHURCHILL LOVING.
Near New-TowB. King& Queen, =, "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-24

VALUABLE RE4L PROPERTY FOR SALE.-On
the first Monday In August next at Gloucester court
house. Will offered for sale to the highest bidder that
large aud valuable ERIC HOUSE, called Wellington,
together with about of Land attached thereto
This place within half mile of Gloucester court house,
and has advantage of fine water aud healthy situa-
tom The house las four large and spacious rooms be-
low aud four above aud has lately been put ia complete
repar--ths out-houses very good.
YcrmS-onethd cash, and the balance IN two annuai
payments the purchaser giving security 20 secure the
b. tie Trustees efthe Gloucester Charity School,
June -. ll-ti&A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-24

INSTITUTION for the Edxc ftiOn OF The DEAF and
DUMB, established in MaRcheSfeT, conducted by Mr..
BRAiDwooD, in association with the Rev. Mr.. KIRK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-24

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.--Ran away from the
H. Subscriber, residing in the county ofKing Queen,
Va. bright MuiattO Man, named Peter Henderson, a
ged about years, and about feet or inches. He
Lad M permission the Path ofMay go to Richmond
TO his wife, from whence am Informed lie induced
her leave her master, and probably attempting to get
some of the Northern States.
Any person that will deliver the said man to shall
receive the above reward $40 for delivering him in
ny Jail SO that get him again.
JOSEPH COLLIER.
,rr,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-24

WILLIAM * MARY COLLEGE.-The Visitors aud
w Governors Of william * Mary College remind
ed that their Annual Meeting takes place in the College
Oh .hc 9ih of July. Wn.BkowNE, Rector.
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NOTICE is hereby given-That Petition will he pre
~ scented TO the General Assembly ofvlrgina, at the
session thereof Ing for the OF Al act
torikns the Subscriber erect atobrdge the
Pamuitey River, at the place where the Bridge called
aud known by the name of Liitlepase's Bridge. now
stands. ELIZABETH TAYLOR.
Hanover June 81. is--3s
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lSU iIoilarS neWaid.

Ran away, my Negro PETER. Abou
) leet 10 inches high I; a well set active
fsllsw likely face /; rather dreeps had
u Hat nose he is a COED Waterman ana
a great seine kEitter, and understand,
the seine business; 1t is likely he IVA
sndsavsT to gel to sea or some whe {
else by water. Whoever takes up and
L, cures said nsg'o in jail So tina. | get
lin again shall receive il taken within
80 miles Fifty Dollar # 1916 mile,
1ue Hundred Dollars; and If iarthr
'.tauce One Hundred aud Fifty DelIar.
paid BY
WILLIAM HOLLIS.
Masters Of vessels are forewarned no'
carry of or harbor sand negro on pc
Nv o; pa Ins me one thousand doila
diGage.
Marcb5 sQsw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-19
A CARD.

LIONEL J. LARKIN, has the plea
sure of informing his scholars and the
public generally. that his hours for muSi.
cal tuition, will be every dav from nine
O'Clock until twelve A. M. and from
two until half past five p. NJ
and from z until half past 9 on Monday,
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Even.
ings.
Ladies wishing to learn the double or
single FlaseoIeti, will be waited on al
their residence.
For tetms--insuire at Mr.. R. Gray's
Book store March l9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-19
the masterIy pen Of Swift was en-.

the masterIy pen Of Swift was en-
!, eyed on re peace side ,aa 10
describing the usual causes or mo
ives that made on country 90 to
var with another. he makes the fol
,wing satyricsl but true remafks;-
Sometimes the ambition Of prin
rs who never think they have land
or people enou n to govern Some.
tiues the corrupt u of ministers,
who Engage heir master in war, IN
orr. r tos1iilr or di ert tie clamorof
their su.j els az irst their. evil ad,
,uini,traiion, Difference Of opinion
ha, cost man, mil ions OF lives. For
instance. whether flesh be Tread or
hrea. be flesh whittier the juice
ofa certain berry he blood, or vine.
whittier whistling be Il vice or u
virtue
..Somrtimes the Quarrel between
two power. is 10 decide which Of
them shall dispnssers third of lis
tioniaions, where neither OF them
retents 10 40, right. Sometimes
one prisYe quarrels with another,
fer fear the other should quarrel
" ith him. Sometimes war is en-
tered upon, hecausr the enemy is 200
weak. Sometimes Or nsighbors
wait the things which we have, or
have the things Shich We want; and
we both fgh; til! they take ours OF
We theirs"
III IS very jusiiiahie canse of a
war. to Invade country after the
nconIe iHe been wasted by a famine,
destroyed by pesti'rnee. ar enbroiIed
hv f,e,inns among themsei,es. IL is
irs,i(iable 90 enser into war against
, our nearest Sly when one Of his
towns lies convenient for MS or a
territory Of land. that would render
our ,lomiuiun round and compact"
IN this str,ia Swift proceeds. with
his accustomed ke mess at ironr.
hut Al the same time with much truth
on his side.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-19
From the Connecticut Courant.
Causes Of rcar assigned by Dsas
Slrift.

One century ago there was ter
min ,ted long and bloody wan in
which most OF the Z eat powers Of
Europe were engaged. IL origins
ted in the tell an',iiioH o. Louis the
iouFiseulb, ~hp Though 20 wise a
ga, man. had formed he plan IF
~ sing himself master Of Europe.
FIR y considerable number Of The
first ears oftar dire s;;Tu g.e tie
realization or his projects seew.fd
probable he laid waste the Roun.
trie srnuuJ mm, and proceede! rom
OGr cOu1ue 10 smother Nth such
rapiditT. tEat EuroUe as 1t were
8ua ked at his H.mr against him
there was formed po"rrfnl aili.
snce. OF Wbir1 England " the head
and her famous john Churehill.
Duke Of MarlhOr ugh. WAS created
chief, or gen-rl!issimo Ok he HE'D
forces. The lid ct success ~ ned.
L uis was ,lisposs-sspd nf n tao
fruIt; Of his vi 'tories. d d iven TO
sue s,rai that he vas faiR 20 sue
TO- 1rare 80 sup liant Peace WAS
made iSut although that var b d
cost the British iRnumcrable lives,
anil 80 many millions of money {;
ha'r or mere than bale OF the people
Of Ers'sad we're mad enough to
wish It's continuance. The glory Of
success and Viwory had intoxicated
thea. Marlborough the greatest Of
Generals. but the most sordidly ave.
rieious almost { all men. was their
idols, He his officers the retainers
OF the army. and va,ions desert ,iion
OF other men who bad profited by the
war. denounced the peace With the
bitterest curses, The besoued poo
r'c joined item aud the peace ma
Mag ministry narrowly escape
~ita their lives.
10 those times Of party violence
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-19
Public Sale.
his DAY,

This DAY,
At half past ten O'Clock,
Will be sold at The vendue store, corner
of Prince and, Mater streets,
Without reserve
Super6ne and second broad cloths
Pelise cloths
Cassimeres
Bpmbazetts
Dinities
Calicnes
Leno and book musliEs
SILK and cotton shawls
Cambrics
Ginghams
Jeans
Cotton shirtings
Silk and cottcn hosiery
Marseilles vesting.
Madras and cotton flag Lkdfs
Ladies kid gloves, etc.
ALSO,
segars in boxes
Snuff, wrapping paper etc.
p. @, .Marsteller.
March 19
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-19
Washington CITY. March Il.

THE SUPREME COURT
Adjourned at a hate hour on Satur-
Day evening, after session Of So
weeks. from day 10 day. without III
ter,aission. Many casss were decid-
ed, but even after 50 lnnS a session.
many caSHs regain untried the
court being Obliged to adionrm at this
time. TO enable tae judges to hold the
Circuit Courts in due tine.
Every day affords us additional
reasons for believing that correct
exposition Of our laws, and a due dis
peasation Of justice equally require,
That The Supreme Court should be re-
iicycd from the extremely fatignins
duties now additionally devoiyel on
them in their character % judges OF
the Circuit Courts.
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PtL a. -
Patent Uium.biun Ch.
March 10

/ II otStit N<b.
~ re.psc TO which the rroyi etor OBJ.
:erves =
50. HE great sales Of the Columbian
Oil. since it has beer brought
Ibrforr The pubic, prove its intrinsic va.
lue. aud * pleasing ioreboting OF what
We have t" expect from lis more eIten.
sive circulation.
Many interesting certificates might DO
furnished, testifying to the great value Of
the Columbian Oil, but we have prefer
red giving but few, wishing to rest more
on the merits of the medicine, than on
me eH,es produced by certificates FROM
source however respectable.
The following are among the complaints
| IN " ich the Columbian Oil has been
found very efIicacsou,, viz. rheumatisIp,
consumptiun, govt, pains in any part Of
the body, tut more particularly OF the
back aud breast asthma, phthisic. in.
iuenZa, colds, coughs, whooring coughs,
diseases oi the eye aud eve lids. tooth
ache. ear ache, AMI deafness, cho!ic,
cramps. exte nal and internal hrul.es,
spralns anu flesh wounds old ,orcs. vi.
ress, feions, scalds. burns. fnulnps, ~.
sentery OF flux, croop, quibzy, disrh@
VI lax, summer complaint Of children,
indigestion, loss OF appetite, nervous de-
IOIllty, piles, me,curial diseases. especi.
laiy in those cases where the system has
been charged with mercury Tor .oRe con-
..derable time, and in those excrutia,i ing
1aius subsequent 20 its too great use and
Aposure. Herpes, or diseases Of The
skin. such as ring WORMS. letters, scs!d
head, &c stanrs, Of JOINTS and liz, Js,
palsy, ague aud feve., cholera hulbus,
gravel, gleetes, Obsducred urine. scurry,
anu il almost ali Cases VI general or los
cal nature.
We are ava that in recommending
medicine in 80 many diseases. the rublis,
especially those who have not used the
Oh, may BIZ induced to question IT, yir.
tues but disposition Of this nature vili
,oou ue dlssipated, when they are 'niohm.
Ell that great proportion Of the diseases
ale owing to tie same gene al eause.-
And in thuse cases where the diseases
differ materially IN ihelr nature, the Ell
tects produced are nearly the, sane, al.
,houg not on The same principle.
A supply Of the above just Ieeelved
and for sale 10y RICHARD II. Lila
Druggist, King street
on HAND,
Best spanish segurs, and prime chew
ing Tobacco
fea.u-rJ IL 'a"zm
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Fort of Alexandria,
FROM THE EXCn iNGE COFFEE
HOUSE BOOKS.

KUN / we EAtll NIN"b |'Tff
HOUSE BOOKS.
March Il.
Big Emily. Dole, from Newburypert,
PASSED up thi. aIernOa".
ENTERED
Brig Commerce, Wade, Newbury.
port.
Schr Leopard, Martin, Baltimore.
CLEARED.
Schr New Packet. Brewster, Boston,
Brig Commerce. Wade, Georgetown
March ID.
Brig Manchester, billiard. arrived a,
Boston 18th instant. l12 days from Go.
penhagen. and 81 from Faysl, where she
out in in distress toe 18Th January, Cap
billiard reports T" ship Lydia, Smith, fr
st. Petersburg for Alexandria, passed
El,ineur few days before
Ship Ocean, lG0ey, from N0rleans
~ rived at Philadelphia 18th instant -
Left NOrleaHs 2lst February, 4 on the
ssd passed twelve sail in the river, bound
IL, amongst which was the brig Two
|r,thers. Holmes, Of Portsmouth, Nh
rom Alexandria. The Two Brothers
# TN. port 18th January. ,
Slaup Hector, Thorp, at NYork ION
slant, up for this port, to sail IN a few
avs.
Sehr BufaIoe. Lee, hence, arrived al
Boston 10th instant
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-19
wEyNESu "A, MARcA 70

It appears. by the French paP..
y R ~ that Mr.. Cole, lac pr
pa a. secretary Of President Maids
AZ ~ arrived at Paris. from st. re
~ and had announced to TIA
f i'.tep Of the United States OF Amc
p. a. At the court OF France. the a'nic',
~ y" s|ttIement OF all differences be
. .r the court of Russia and the L
MI Nor, that 60 merchants of Mar
.;II"s have petitiMed the French LIE
$,I,tnre for the repeal OF The law
sb;~h declares that place free por.
:. .,parating item from F,ance, an'
1s,oarasing foreign commerce.
The Cotton anufactureis il
rrance have published a m2noir all
ir,s,edta tie King and the iegi lataTe
IN f,,or Of the co,.t.Gucd prohihiti u
of ,~.;:-n mapE.a.tG -.
Hagshsl Defrbre, sake .; Oantzic
Ia bern restored { II lightly o.
!, ag I c oath to t5c Ing.
'I,a celebrated Gen. 10 tletk hat
iicl il Paris.