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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-07
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To Rent,

kk That very valuable stand tor
aEG he grocery Business, at preseh;
ssei lecusie1 oy the saaserber. stu
1855 zte between Wstsc and Cnse1
streets. and rear Csswav's wharf.
wish also 10 sell ! Lot sf G-oani 3D.
joiainS tae absSe props-ty-it viii oe
sold bargain. Fe- terms sr,'v to
JAMES YOUNG.
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Ppblic Sale.

- Ga Sa,.-iay, llsS sf lUly. -
&H4F.x viii b. exposed to paoIlt
S;si ss,e. o. tie pceHIses, that Ia {,
@=eS: sile ct Fa.-fiI street. BE-
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sresai rest o. Ssla. fsrus usde
Saeya :. tie tire 81 sale.
COLIN ACL0.
T,.e 81 PIG. NAa>rEiLER. ,sct.
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-07
District of Columbia, to wit

" CH.t.NTERf.
Tie Mechanics Bark Of AieI,niIis-
CoHEiS:Hss;,
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TIE said Getendint Tsonis W. Psytoo
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court. AID enter his lppe1rance 70 tas
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DEGREES q tie csGrt AID that Z. CHER
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owing -. er tie es,lt. CT eSscts n m.
bands teiccsins 10 tie said ibses: d.
teolas; Thoaas ". Peyt9o, Ez.ll u.
further order er decree Ct tbs cart
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published lee $50 zoohs sgccc<Srsiy -
coe Of ne Pablic nezspapers Published
IN this cSastI, and aat aDothtE e.py be
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-07

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Indian Qaeca Tayera.
To Rent.

- TIE Brick Warehouse :, &c
EE ,orasr az Prince & Unisa streets
Hiss ,ss occupied oy Caldsen 3
NaI,eks,a-the sand tor s-ocs-
" slia cai1ilerT, Q. ssesan sio>e,
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-07

directs. AN'W R0UNSAyELL-
Jane S. !2iter.
James Kennedy & Son,
II ESPECTEuLLY iaf9-n tie public
10, that tley hay. jgs- recsivad tren
LEES MEDICINE STORE,
Ma. IS, MAIDEN l,ne, Nsw-Fork, fresh
s1poly Of the foil9sI1g vs.zt5Le MEDI-
CiNES:
HaMiI,oE's EsrH G:s:regiEs La:sH-
ges,
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Public Sale.

f. b. sir-ae IF , iced az trust
UT -szi Richard Areli Ia the sac
E;si Der. will b. eZ7osea 10 PabiIc
..e. q Tuesday the 18th Gay
CsIq,y aer.. ~ Il o'clock. en- the pc
miss. ao1ss aud Il, s;tsated ia the
toSa ss Alexandria, on the North side
II Da<s street, Ard East side o. tn'Na
stree, -c~ IN tie tsarSs o David Man
kias- Tens e sale. cssH.
y. HERBERT, r-sStee.
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Nav Il I.res'ls'Ilt
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Tre.k icEx Dy-gs.

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Mr. A re=,rt Of 80 drllsrs Is sfer
si fo- discover 81 asy OF those l1deeen'
rsrssas <hs arc ia the p-aetee Of tesns''
tias caisa7ess 10 toe iSt eSar G. Ia
nersa and Pitt streets. ueir the Ft,s-
na,.. Nav ..
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LINES Kennedy & Son.

II ESPECTEULLY iafarr1 tie public
II 5llt tleF have jss: cecsiVsd t,eG
LEES MEDICINE STORE,
Ne IS, MAIDEN lans, Nsw-Fork, fresh
s1ppgy Of the falssTug vs.z.SLe MEDI-
CiSES:
Ha=iIton's Fsrs G:s:regiEs Lo=sK-
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Also tn Rent.
To Let.

r.. The Sssss and Store O. Far
E: * .t-set, asjsniug the ssoseTi-
EssiI ,ers, recently occupied ., Ms.
--a I,.kias, possession Gay Dc I'D
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Tsy:k cEi G.gS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-04
Alex'a. Common Council.
N%1~e1N%oN%NN%>%%
Nnvrupra 9th !


Ordered, That the collection Of tax for
a tavern license from John Dixon be sus-
pended, and that the auditor make report il
the same be due from any other person Of
the same name.
The committee appointed TO enquire into
the expediency Of aiding the different fire
companies Of the town in devising some
means for the further security of the town
against fire, made report on the subject
accompanied by sundry papers which were
ordered to lay on the table.
Ordered, That leave be given 10 Henry
Nicholson to sink a we'll, six feet in the
clear, and place pump therein, on the
west side Of Water street, in the centre Of
the square between Cameron and Queen
streets, and that the expense thereof be de-
Quoted from bis taxes as they may become
due, and the same to be charged to the Sc
cond ward.
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OBITUARY.

Here let US muse OIL human life,
This scene of danger toll and strife,
. Whose morning sun in splendor shines,
Whose evening orb in gloom declines;
Whose course is like the transient How r,
That blooms and withers in an hour;
wis gloomy as the troubled skies,
When broad and black the tempestS rise |;
lis tenure is as short and trai.
As morning dew, or summer hail;
IT'S ebbing like the mountain stream;
Il fades like fancy's airy dream.
With no ordinary feelings Of sincere grief
we announce the decease of Mr.. WILLIAM
S. EvrLEru, of the U. S. corps OF engi.
neers. The premature death Of this ex-
cellent young gentleman, has cast the veil
of sorrow over the fond expectations and
glowing hopes Of his family, and has lulled
int, everlasting rest the anticipations Of his
future usefulness which were cherished in
the hearts of his friends and associates. II
were futile, even in the pen oil friendship,
10 depict character, teeming as 1t does
with yirtuous and generous actions but all
who were acquainted with Lieutenant Evil
letb admired and esteemed HIM, and those
who enjoyed the pleasure Of his intimacy
ardently loved him.
William S. Evileth was born in the town
of Alexandria, the 4ih of February, 1897,
lie early evinced disposition 10 embrace
a
the life OF the soldier, and in August, 1918
received cadets warrant. He continued
with sedulou, application TO his studies a
West Point, about twelve months, at which
time his talents were so eminently conspl
cuous, that at the unanimous suggestion o
bis superiors, he was promoted, notwith
standing his extreme youth, to the post o
assistant professor in the engineer depart
ment at the academy; the duties Of which
Office he performed to general satisfaction
until the government, justly apprecia
ting the importance Of bis services, in 1914
rendered him commission in the corps
Leaving West Point, he repaired to New
castle, (Del.) where, in conjunction witt
captain Babcock, Of the engineers, he So
perin.ended the erection Of forlihcations II
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A communication was received frum Jo.
nathan Janney, which, was referred TO
Messrs. Vowel, Smith, Morgan, New ton,
aud The mayor, TO epor, thereon.
Ordered, That Messr. Morgan, Vowel,
yei,ch. and Smith he a committee TO in
quire into The cause Of The erection Of the
portico in from, Of toe fsh market, and 10
report to council, by whose order and at
whose expense it is Row erecting.
The follow Ing order was moved AID Sc
cDnded:
Or2eysd, That the supesmteadsr, Of po-
lice do cause the lower end ri Prince.s-s,-
TO be repaired ari secured 10 as topr.ysnt
he earth frum washing from .he same, and
charge the expense 10 ,he second wand, pro
yided j, does 10, sYceed seyesty Five DOL
hrs
Oaroiiou 10 amend the resolution :, in.
ser.iag the words gnde, the direction Of
a committee consisting of the members of
the eoaneil COZ The seepnd ward, ;" ihe ayes
ssd noes being called fos were as follow:
Eyes, Nessrs. Smith, Veitch, Grid, Davis.
Vowel, Adam, d 'GsMe, Morgan and Hooc
10.
Noes, Messrs. Lee and keeae-e.
The question was then tasea Oh fbe o.
der as amended by ayes aud noes as fol-
| loWs-and carried.
dyes, Messrs. Smith, Werlich, Gird, Ds-
Tis, Vowel, Adam, N Cure, Morgan and
Hooe-9.
Noes, Messr,. Lee and Keeue-2.
Extract from The minutes.
Test,
Up THOMSON n T.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT AT WASHING.

TRursday, December 8.
AYesolution from the committee 10 whom
il was referred 10 consider Of the expedi-
ency Of taking off the duty from imported
salt, was brought in by General Smith, de-
claring that il was not expedient to take It
of at this time. This resolution was refer
red to a committee of the whole, and Or
dered for Monday.
Mr.. Bryan vas excused, at his own re-
quest, from serving on the bank inquirlng
committee.
On motion of General Harrison, resolved
that the committee on public lands inquire
into the expediency Of continuing in force
the law oil last session. suspending for IL
mited time the sale and forfeiture Of lands
for failure of completing the payments
thereon, and to report what further relief It
may be proper 10 give to persons indebted
to the u. States for the purchase Of lands.
This was done, no doubt, with view to
the condition Of the various banks in the
United States.
On motion Of Mr.. Talmadge, resolved
that the committee on naval affairs be di-
rected to inquire into the eypediency OF in
creasing the amount Of the security TO be
hereafter required from navy agents, and
also of requiring security to a greater a.
mount from those now in office.
The whole of the day, after those reso-
lu,ions passed, that is, from about half after
one till four o'clock, was taken up with ar
guing the Beaumarchais claim, on which
Mr.. Hopkinson delivered most luminous,
impressive and argumentative speech. So
far from this country being indebted to
Beaumarchais, he endeavored TO demon
strate that this country was his creditor Tor
one million. Louis XVI. having compel
led this country to account with him for
three millions advanced for its service, DR..
franklin was the person who transacted
the business--wbile of that sum of three
millions, one only reached Inc golfers Oh ms
country for the other million, Beaumar-
chais was called upon by this country 10
account, but never did. Mr.. Hopkinson,
adverting 10 letter written upon the sub.
ject Of this country with his own hand,
spoke of the cruel and unjust fate OF that
excellent prince in manner that deeply
interested and excited strong sympathy in
the house. He was followed BY Colonel
Erwine, OF s. Carolina. who exerted him
self in maintenance Of the claim of Bear
marchais.
Mr.. Johnson Of Ky. from the military
committee. reported bill authorising the
establishment Of national armory on the
western waters.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-04
Twenty Dollars Reward.

p AN AWAY from the subscriber on or
IL about the FIRST Of September last, a mu-
latto girl named Sally, about fifteen or six.
teen years Of age, long bushy hair, rather
thin visage, clothing not recollected, for
merly The property Of Mr. John NJ Ivor Of
this place. Whoever will apprehend said
slave and deliver her TO me, or give ipfor.
msrion to Mr.. H. Claggett, at the Washing
ton tavern, 90 ] get her, shall receive the
above reward. JOHN L. AFFORD.
December 4 fnwtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-04
John Jackson & Co.
.FFER FOR SALE,

OFFER FOR SALE,
~ 100 kegs 8's, los, 1875, & ID. twist
tobacso-..just received per sehnr Dolphin,
from Richmond, superior quality and war.
ranted
90 barrels Albany ale, very fine
10 bales cloths, cassimeres. 8annels
burlaps, dr.b cloths, &c. &c.-per sloop
Mechanic, from New-York.
IN STORE,
Rum, gin, brandy, wines, almonds, FL
berts, wrapping paper, &c. &c.-on term,
to meet the views Of purchasers il is pre-.
snmed, as they will be made very accom-
modating. Dec. 4.
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Remarks. ThecDp ofwheat abundant !;
oats and barley light. Butter has been as
high as l40s. -
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
BY the arrivalof the brig Factor, captain
Curran, from Havre, we have reeeived Pa
ris papers to the Goth Of Oct. and Havre to
the 2ed, containing London dates to the
l4th of that month.
We have translated for this evenings
Commercial Advertiser, as much as our Ii
mits and time will admit Of. Capt. Curran
is the bearer Of dispatches for government,
which were forwarded by this mornings
'maiL
LONDON, Oct. Ia.
Public Finds.-3per cents red. "a 7-8 |;
do consols IS 5-8; do. on acct. rs 7-8; 8
lie per cent. 81 1-2; 4 per cent. SO 3-4
per cent, l05 IA.
The queenremains pretty much the same.
yaiz.la- Chapeile, Oct. IA. Lord Stewart,
ambassador OF England to Vienna, arrived
yesterday.
The Emperor of Russia walked out yes
terday morning, on foot, without attendants,
and made visit to the Princess Of Trow-
beskoy. A crowd followed the monarch,
who saluted them in the most afable man
ner.
Almost all the bankers have quilted this
place.
LospoS, Oct. Is.
At the beginning of September, the i'm.
portations of Foreign Corn were greatly
increased, but towards the end Of this
month they were immense; and if,he winds
had been favorable for the arrival of ship:
from the Baltic, they would have been still
greater. II our ports had not been shut a.
gainst importations from the Lower COcn'
tries and Germany. Corn would have expe'
rienced considerable fall.
Peas and Beans, which had experienced
a considerable rise at the beginning while
they remamed in the hands Of spectators
have experienced fall of 10 shilings pei
quarter, aud latterly they have fallen &c
shillings.
Oats are slow, on account of immense
importatiops and great quantities in store.
The demand for cotton is almost suspen'
ded, on account OF the great sales by t he
East India Company, which take place On
the 18th.
The total importation of Cotton during
this year, compared with those Of last year
are as fn lave
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-04
>$aN Erchanse Co6Se.Hoase >SAN
!SsakM ARINE JOURNAL. Aa&
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. >. December 3.
CLEARED,
Sloop Francis, Fowler, West-Indies.

Schr Adeline, Rumney, IS days fr Hall.
fax, n. S. bound to this port, was in Hamp-
ton Roads 3Oth ult.--cargo, rum and pota.
toes.
Schr George Washington, Jackson, cl.
at Norfolk 30th uit. for this port.
Schooner Penguin, Silver, for Salem, and
sloop Morning Star, Dennis, for Newport,
10th hence, put into Norfolk seth ult. on
account Of head winds.
Steam Boat Report.
The Washington arrived at P. M
of Mcunt Vernon, passed schnr Stag, Ne
vett, from Baltimore, bound up.
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Bills on Baltimore, Philadcl-
n phia and New York,
L OR SALE on application to
HENDERSON & FITZHUGH,
Dec 8 Brokers.
Money Lost.

OST, on Tuesday last, near Ramsay's
IL wharf, about SO dollars in bank notes,
wrapped in piece Of red morocco. The
finder shall receive FIVE dollars reward, on
leaving the money at the Gazette Office.
December 8 SIS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-04
Servants Wanted.

A LIBERAL price will be given for a
IA middle aged black man, accustomed
to gardening; also woman that can cook
and wash; Apply to the printer.
December 8 n
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REPUBLIC OF HAYTI.

Port. Prince, I'm October, 1873. I
In ae 10Th year Of Independence. :
The Secretary Of State, TO The principal
Administrator of Port -au-Prince.
The decree of the 18th Oct. 1914, ia
the 18th year Of the Independence, issued
by the late Alexander Potion, that reduced
10 FIVE per cent. the duty Of importa-
tations, on all British manufactures, has
been subject 10 SO many different interpre.
ta,ions, mo. 1903, sect. Sd. ] citizen admin
istrator, that the executive. power desiring
thst all reclamations should cease, which
have been made by foreign merchants, has
determined on the manner in which every
administrator shall hereafter act on the sub
ject.
The intent Of the decree was to encour.
age the commerce Of Great Britain, and to
facilitate more particularly all British man.
ufactures, the intention on the part of the
government being evaded, and instead of
beirg introduced in vessels under the Bri-
tish flag, this decrse has becn made use Of
as a pretext for introducing merchandizes
said to be Of British manufacture, and ar
irving in our ports, in American, Swedish,
Danish and Pussian vessels, &c. &c.
In consequence Of which all merchan-
die Of British manufacture arriving in Bri-
fish vessels alone shall be subject to five
per cent. import duty.
Whereas those said to be of the same
manufacture, and imported in vessels Of
other nations, shall remain subject to 10
per cent. as all other merchandizes.
You will issue your orders TO the other
collector Of your port, that he may put the
same into immediate execution which re.
mains under your personal responsibility.
You will have the same posted up at the
Custom House, in order that it may be
known to all the foreign merchants, and
you will acknowledge the reception Of the
same.
lam, yours, &c. &c.
(Signed) in. c. INHERIT.
Certified conformably to the original by
the principal administrator.
The ports Of Dominica were opened for
months from the 30th September last,
for the importation Of all kinds of bread
stufs, live stock, and lumber, in any ves-
sci, and from any port.
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the ,ast unfortunate laan, with {. tiew 10
transfer the load from their own shoulders
to that Of the public, have borrowed Large
sum OF money at per cent. in order to
bring up all the floating stock in the market,
and thereby get rid oftheir omnium without
loss This at least is the report IN The al.
ley.
The Duke oil Ragusa had taken command
Of the Royal guards ON service at The Thu,
illeries.
The reports of the assembling Of Gavari-
an troops are destitute Of foundation.
The treaty for the evacuation Of france
by the allied troops, is published in the,
Morning Chronicle. II was signed at AK
la Cbapele on the sthof Oct. The army
Of occupation was 10 have been Withdrawn
Ion or previous to the S0th Of that month.
The treaty was ratified by the s'gna.eres
ofthe Sovereigns on the l7th-
The same paper says, I'VE understand
that Mr.. GALLArN, Embassador Of The L.
States at Paris, left Tendon on the efst,
for Dover, on his return TO the French cap
ital. Nothing has yet transpired as to die
result Of the negotiations In which his ex-
cellency has been engaged (wRh Messrs.
| Robertson and Gcalbonrn, our P!eEipoten-
tiaries, } during bis stay here"
The Queen was still alive--and no hopes
were entertained OF her recovery.
The London Courier announces, that
Lord marlborough is to resign his office as
Chief Justice, and that .hr Justice Abbott
is TO be appointed his successor.
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Money Found.

ENOUND, yesterday, small sum Of mo-
Il ney, in Water-street. The owner can
receive il by describing the same, and pay
ing for this advertisement.
ELIZABETH STOTT.
December 8 81
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l. P. THOMPSON, c. c.
Married.,

Yesterday morning, at Friends Meeting.
THOMAS V. Hucx, TO MARY NELL, both Vi
this place.
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Whiskcy,

ONE hundred barrels excellent whiskeJ
" 10 be sold on favorable terms by
nov 80 JOHN ROBERTS.