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THAMES. STREET.

S7EPHEW II. CAHOONE,
HAS Jus: received an additional sup.
l. l. ply Of WINTER GOODS. which he rs now
st"lng US Chesp as can be purchased in town.
among SDhieb are the Jollosuing -
Superb black and blue 0 only Si4
3rosdc o,hs, O7.A do do psin,ca bor.
super mix'd and com. 0 dtrs, S65
mon onto, Y Ditto do Hdkfs.
Super black. blue and Cashmere shaw.s With
mix'd Cassimcres, x and without horde.s,
Ladies Cloths, y44a6s fc'd and olain
Deyonshire kerseys, x BOOK siusrins,
Dunls' 044 Cd Jscenet Cam.
Plains, n brick
FIanncls, great variety, 0 4-4 & Ga null null
"a and 1874 Blankets, 0 Muslins,
Bonbazetis 6g'd and 044& 6.4 Cambrieks,
plain, all coors, 80 Linen Cambrica
Ladies and Gentiemens Y silk and Cotton Unbrcl.
Worstcd Hose, Y las,
Russia Diapers. y Levantines,
Ditto sheeungs, X Bombszines,
Linen and Cotton D4. = Worsted do
mask, n Canton Crane
Dark Callicoes, q Ditto Dresses.
Light London Prints, o Ditto Camb!et.
Knit Shirts and Drawers, 0 sinchaws and Ius,rinp,
Red Conforters and Y Coiored Ficrences,
Caps. Y Striped and corded sssr.
Irish Linens, y cellinc
Naentia and common x Black, white and green
Tes,mgs, X Italian Crane,
Crash, X Garni,ure Ribbons.
Beaver Gloves, 0 Ladies aud Gentlenen's
Silk ditto, q silk STOCKINGS.
- Merino sbawis, forO
Newport, Nov z, 1891.
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ARTICLES.


ErYoct from NJ JEFFgRsoN's Notes Rrgfn'
ia, on hhe Advantage 10 Farmers and others
in building with Brick or S!one, preference
10 Hood.
"The houses, (of Brick or Stone)
have the advantage OF being warmer in
Winter ard cooler in Summer than those
Of Wood; Of being cheaper III their first
construction, where lime is convenient,
and infinitely more durable.
"a country whose buildings are of
wood, can never increase in its improve
mems to any considerable degree. Their
duration is highly estimated at SO years.
Livery half century then ou- country be-
comes a tabula rasa, whereon we have
10 set out anew, as in the first momen, Of
seating it. Whereas when buildings are
Of durable materials, every new edifice is
on actual and permanent acquisition to
the State, adding to its value as well as
10 its ornament"
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TO LET.

To LET,
G TORN, No. -~--, on Bannis,cr's wharf formerly
~ occapiei by Ps.xc EAsrov, the last store
the left hand side-For particulars enquire Of
EDw ARD sTANHOPE.
.Nsxpri, S,ifcnber &c. 1921.
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WHIMSICAL INrERRUPTIoN.

WHIMSICAL INTERRuPTToN.
When DIR. Beatlon was Rector Of FL
.ham, in Kent, the text he one day un.
dertook to preach from was, Who art
thou p Alter reading the text, he made,
as was his custom, pause, Tor the con-
grcgatinn to reflect upon the words when
a gentleman, in i military dress, who at
that instant was marching very seda,rly
up the middle aisle of the church, sup
posing it question atdressed to him, to
the surprise OF all present, replied, 81 am,
sir, an officer OF the sixteenth regiment
OF foot, on recruiting party here; and
having brought my wife and family with
me, wish to be acquainted with the
neighboring clergy and gentry" This so
deranged the divine, and as,onished the
congregation, that though they attempt.
cd to listen with decorum, the discourse
WAS not proceeded in without consiGera.
bic difficulty.
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st ms sxcHLLsxe2
WILLIAM C.. GIBBS,

GoUernor, Captain. General aud Commander
in Chiefo/ Ghe Siafe of Rhode. leland and
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-18

inst. The Horne; conveyed the transport
smps Anu. Mana, Capt. Gale, ami hacy-
Anu, capt. Arnold, with Spanish troops Cd
board, y Havana, waere they we're land
Ing when she sailed. The snIps were 10
SAIL Tor New. York ILL lew days. |: was
much more healthy at Havana than 1t had
been for some time past. The French "a
gun ship COLOSSUS Auniral Julien, with a
irig ate. had arrived at Havana, from
cruise in the Pacific Ocean, via Cape Hor:.;
would SAN for New York, IN lew days
A brig and sloop had just arrived at ha-
wanna. from Philadelphia. On Sunday last,
off the Capes OF Virginia, spoke ship Pallas,
81 days from Liverpool, Tor Baltimore, with
60 passengeIs-a.l well.
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Police Notice.

VT7HEREAs repeated complaints have
w been made in relation to the keepers
of tipling shops, selling. liquor To-, trading
with, and entertaining SLAVES. contrary both
to the laws ot Virginia, and the Corporation;
practices particularly calculated TO demora-
lie the minds Of such persons, for remedy
whereof, :.
Notice Is hereby GiOen
THAT any slave or slaves, seen in any
tipIing house, without producing written
order. stating that he, she or they are sent
there by their master or owner on business
With The keeper of the aforesaid house, will
be taken forthwith to the Office Of the Mayor
we'll as The occupier Of the house, to be
de alt with according to law; and this regula-
ton will be rigidly enforced; The publication
will be made in both papers Of the town Tor
ten days previous thereto.
BY order Of the Mayor.
H. |. REEVES.
DAVIS BOWIE,
Police Constables.
aug Is
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Public Sale.

A,, In pursuance Of de.d Of trust to
&Tf1a the subscriber from Benjamin Dean.
Nssss and Euphemia his vile, to secure the
49, payment of certain sums OF money,
due TO Joseph Dean, deceased, he will pro-
coed to sell, on Wednesday. The 10Th day Of
September nert. on the premises, in Prince
William county, state of Virginia, four miles
from Hsymarket. and thirty FIVE from The
Distric. of Columbia, one merchant mill, 40
by SO teet. q floors, 2 pair Of turrs, with E.
vans machinery complete. Also one other
mill, Q6 By so feet floors, one pair of
stones, fixed for another pair, with machine
for breaking corr in the ears, and plaster:
Also double eeered saw mill, covered, and
with separate wheel; good dwelling
house. two stories high, and all necessary
out houses. miller's and coopers houses,
cooper's shop. with between fifteen and Sc
yenteen acres OF Land Terms made known
ON dav Of sale. Sale TO commence at IL o.
clock. By order of the executor,
WIN. HERBERT. aug l6
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s;s,ra,e asked him wha. he had TO say for
himself! "Say tor myself ?-four honor
NAV we'll say that; Tor il | don't say it for my
.alf no body will say it for me. Please your
honor. as was coming on: Vi the court with
sieve Of potatys on my head, when just at
,he turn, some crafur gave me big hump
a he nose, and down goes |, and the potatys
tap Of me, your honor, and up gets and
looks about me, but could Mt see my man,
nor nothing at all TO do, your honor; so
lsarhered away at the best Dem where
csuld-and would Mt your honor have done
the ike if yUa'd had a seiye of ciane pototys
knocked of your headP The magistrate
told him be thought not, exactly; and after
giving little admonition, he discharged
him.
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11t= RE1DLNG-ROOM ~
49, MA JOURN A
PORT OF ALEXA.NDRLa, Aug. is
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
Sloop Henry, Rhoaes, from Providence,
r. 1. molasses, to l.. u l.. Chambelralne,
mac arsl, apple brandy, and cheese to the
master, doi~estic goods, to A. Z. Gaze
move 4 Co.
Sch Ranger, Parsons, from Smithield.
bacon to the master
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~ For The slip POTOMAC. Charles
.AK Bradford, master; burihen about 500
hhds OF tobacco or 1900 bbIs -four. The
snip in good order and ready to receive a
cargo Immediately. For terns apply to
JOHN JANNEY 4 SON.
Who will purchase good wheat and wool
we'll washed on the sleeps back.
FThe Editors of the National lntelli.
gencer will please insert the above once
week for three weeks.
6mo9 lawtf
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Notice.
AiarSnalS Sale.
aug. l8

NlLL be sold tor Cash on Saturday the
w 22d ct September next, Oh the
premises. all the right and Title and iu,er-
est OF John Ross, in and TO Brick house
and Loi--Situated and lying on the Hest
side OF st. Asaph Street, near the residence
OF A. Faw Esq. the property OF John
Ross. Sold to ,allsiy an Execution in iavur
OF Anthony Rhodes, Administrator OF Joseph
Spear, deceased.
D. MINOR, D NJ.
for I. Rlnggoid, Marshal.
Aug. IL
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For PASSPORT,

Sas> The good schr ENTERPRlZE,
N2M. Nathaniel Aues, master; huItben
bout 1900 bbls and will we're soon be rea dy
70 load.
Also, for freight,
AZ, The good schr. NANCY,E Perry.
ssa4 master; burthen about Hoo barrels,
and win be ready to load; in preference to an
eastern port Apply TO-,
Who have for sale,
300 tons plaster
600 casks fresh Thomaston lime
aug Is
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Flour & Groceries.

WILLIAM II. avery,
"AS commen, ed the FLOUR Il GRO
II Gerry business at the s. W.. corner Of
King and Payne streets. where he will give.
the highest price for all kinds of County
Produce; and intends keeping complete
assortment OF Groceries, which will be sold
on the lowest terms.
Alexandria, aug. IL. g
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For NeW-York.

~ The Schr EMELINE, capt. He'll
.k ker, carries 400 Bills. first rate
vessel, and being one of the regular line of
Packets, she will be dispatched without de-
lay. For passage, having excellent &C
comnodalions, Apply 10
JOHN FURLONG.
aug. II 81
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Pennaanship,

on Wednesday the 9th inst, at the corner
of K'ng and Royal streets, where he will be
happ, TO exert himself in promoting the im-
provement of all who may please to favor
him with their patronage.
The system he teaches IS calculated to
stablish ease, accuracy and expedition; in
point of elegance and velocity il is believed
to he inferior 10 no one extant: it is emblac.
ed in Is lessons only; and very seldom is 30
hours necessary TO acquire perfect know
ledge of it. Should any diligent scholars
fail in tbi. no charge will be made for in
structing them,
Avariety Of specimens Of the improvement
Of former pupils may be seen at the school
room which It is presumed need only be in
spected to satisfy the public of the utility OF
the system. Gentlemen are respectfully in
vited TO call and examine them. Specimens
Of The teachers writing to be seen at this Of
fee
Hours Of tuition for gentlemen from 6 TO 8
A. NJ. and from to P. M.-For ladies
from Q to II A. NJ. and from 10 5 P. M.
Terms, So.
N. B. Lessons will be given in families,
If required; and all pupils taught TO make
their own pens'
aug III
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From the " Y. Com .4dvsrtiser, Aug H.
ARRIVAL OF THE HORNET.

Arrived at this port. this morning, the
Q S. ship Hornet, Capt Read, from PEN
sacola, via Havana Left the former place
oD the 18Th July, aud the latter on the I'd
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Stop Saddle Thief.

Stop Saddle Thief.
cTOLEN from he subscribers Stable on
- Wednesday night last,a SADDLE and
Birdie. The saddle had white cloth,
bound with blue. plated stirrups. The
Birdie had plated bit. and Bierdoon. The
lower part of the left ch elk Of the bit little
A reasonable reward will be given for the
recovery of either of them; and the tulI val
No will be paid for the discovery and con-
viction Of the thief.
;r+rThe thief is supposed to have gone
the Leesburg Road. ,,
aug IL st y. o"irl.
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For Freight,
For NeW-YOrk.

xK The packet schooner, RISING
4R STATES Capt John Cole, car.
ries $50 barrels, half her cats" being engage
ed, she will be dispatched without delay; tor
freight of The residue or passage, ihavng ez-
cellent accommodations on board, } apply TO
aug IA JOHN FURLONG.
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For Bremen

xEx The substantial and fast sailing
mR ship, VIRGINIA, James Hilmsn,
master, has the principal part OF her cs'go
engaged, for freight of 81 hhds of Tobacco.
or passage apply to
T. Fl. HOWLAND.
Who wishes to purchase,
maryland Tobacco.
Robert H Miller goes out Supercargo Of
the abov. ship. ami will undertake The ma
nagement of any business which bis friends
may think proper to commit to his charge.
aug Ia
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Writing Academy.

9 G. DEETH, respectfully informs the
-. citizens of Alexandra and its vicinity,
that he will commence School for the in
struction of young Ladies and Gentlemen in
the art of
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ON FRIDAY,
THHE Gath Aug. al 100 clcck. will he sold
l. at the cabinet warehouse OF Samuel
Ward, on King sire ct. ali The stock IN trade
OF said Ward, consisting of
Siieboards, Book. Cases,
Bureaus. Tables,
Secretaries, Bedsteads. &c
ALSO,
Unfinished work, Tools and Stock
Also, quantity of excellent household y.
kitchen furniture. known at sale.
THOMSON F. MASON, Trustee. .
S. A. MARSTELLER, auct'r.
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ON Wednesday at 10 o'clock, will be
Osold at the Auction Store, variety of
Goods; among which are -
Sugars, Rum, Wine, Brandy, Whiskey,
Vinegar, Soap. Candles, Mustard, Ginger:
Cordial, Nails. Sitter, Philadelphia Ale and
Porter in Bottles, Cod Fish, Cotton Hats,
French do. Feathers, Sundry articles OF
Furniture.
Also
Mems coarse & fine shoes, caIliccea, CAM
brics, silks, threads, cloths, cs,simcrrs.
ginghams, nankeens, &c. SC. Also, ready
made clothes,
Will be added to the sale without reserve.
$ bbls. New York Ale,
and will continue at private sale for ssfew
days, few cut pieces elegant linen csshbric.
VII be added to this days sale.
2 Superb Officers Swords, i.
Belts, &C.
S. A. MARSTELLER Auct'r.
aup ~
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NAPLES.
NAPLES.
NATIONAL PARLIAMENT.

Extraordinary sitting Of February 27.
"Signor Poerio, as Reporter from the
Committee OF War, proposed the following
war project.
"The National Parliament Extraordinary
DEGREES as follows:
cart. |. On the advance of the enemy to
a town TO occupy it, all the proprieties of
munitions of war aud provisions shall trans
port the same into the rear of the army.
"s. If the means Of transport be wanting,
the same shall be supplied by the generals
commanding the corps which may be near
est to the place threatened by the enemy.
"3. II such articles shall be considered
necessary for the use OF the army, the pro-
prietors shall be satisfied therefor by the
military commissary; if otherwise. the mill
tary administration will preserve them, and
will, together with the proprietor, adopt the
necessary measures for Withdrawing all
movable properly from the enemy.
''After shor, discussion, the decree was
adopted.
"Signor Poerio then read the plan of a.
mother, as follows:
"The National Parliament DEGREES
The Inhabitants who may abandon their
own districts in the case of occupation by
the enemy. shall receive in the places TO
which they remove all the succors OF hospi-
tality; the administrative authorities shall
distribute them in the houses of the citizens,
and shall provide for them every possible
comfort
This decree was also approved"
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CARLO ALBERTO.
FRANCE.


Paris, March Is.
Chamber OF Eeputies-Secret Committee.
General Donadieu laid on thetable pro-
position, conceived thus
'Ihave the honor TO deposit on the table
proposition of all address to his majesty,
humbIy to petition him TO choose another
ministry, seeing that the present is incapa-
BILE. and anti-French; and that, for these
two reasons, it has given rise to the most
general and well founded alarms for the fate
of the monarchy of France"
an. Cassimir Perrier asked the ministers
for explanations of the silence they have
observed respecting the events in Pied
mont"
m. Pasquier, replied, that the govern
ment, not having had certain assurances Of
the facts, 1t had thought proper to be silent
but that now il will suffer freely all the
news to be published which should come to
its knowledge.
THE other orators who spoke on the
same subject, were Messrs. Girardin, Du-
don, Parde.sus, & Manuel. The last made
a remarkable speech"
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PIEDMONT
PROCLAIM ALTON.


Victor Emanuel, BY the grace Of God, &C..
The fears that have prevailed have caused
some of our troops 10 fly to arms. We be-
lieve 1t is only necessary 10 let the truth be
known, to restore order. Tranquility has
not been interrupted in our capital, where
we are with our family, and with our well
beloved cousin the Prince de Savoy Carig-
nan, who has given US most unequivocal
proofs OF the irunes of bis zeal. 1t is false
that Austria has demanded of US any for
tress, or the disbanding of our army.
We have received, on the contrary. from
the principal powers, every possible assn
rance with respect TO our independence, and
the integrity OF our territory. Any move
ments not ordered by US. would prove the
only cause, in spite of our wishes, which
might bring foreign troops into our state, e.
produce there the most incalculabe mis-
Chiefs
I'VE promise to all those who have taken
part in the movements that have already
occurred, aud who return Immediately to
their duty, in obedience to our orders, that
they shall retain their Offices and honors,
with our royal appreciation.
Given at Turin, NJ arch 10.
v, EMANUEL.
(C,,,ta,e;anod n SAJITCES
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FATAL ACCIDgST.

A letter received at Nash, lille. from
Col. James Littler. dated Cumberland
River. eight miles below EddyyilIe
18th April. states. that one of the boil.
ers Of the Steam Boat. plying on that
river had burs'ed-that the damsge
was immensc-that one side OF the up'
per works had been carried away
that Mrs. Stevens was kilIed-lbai
Mrs. Davis. Misses Mcconnell aut
baIiy Gall OF NaslvilIe) were scaldef
in such manner that their lives were
despaired of. II seems that the expIo
sion carried away all one side of TIT
cabin and upper works. The beara
Of the letter Was thrown overheard. and
saved himselfby clinging to the yaeI-
with the boat he rescued Col. Liltkr
who was also thrown overheard arl
nearly drowned.
Z" Mrs. Davis (the widow of Captain
Davis some time ago killed by the ~
dams d ON the Mississippi,l and Mls|
Sally Mcdonnell, Together with other
TO the number Of seven or eight, had
died OF their wounds before bis depaf'
lure. Mr.. Baily, he has little hopes
is yet alive. In addition a MIR. DaV'|
son, of near the mouth Of Harpeth, wa
scalded To death in his birth; DR. |
Whlteside Of N. c. and Mr.. Renshas
OF wilson county. are missing, snpP0I
Ell To have been blown overheard a"'
dro"ned.-The bearer Of this unp'e@
SAINT intelligence is MIR. Felt's. a 'nS'
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rived al ;Le Cape--i4lb, ordered Gen p,
maine 10 be EN- sIked for Por,.au. p,,,
His embarka,ion was too severe a Trials
those soldiers who bad been his comn,n;,a
for many years. and who had received NJ.
ny favors at bis hsnd-accordinyly s.r,
day those two Regiments revol,ed. dem,n!
ing the restoration of their General
President Boyer treated III If den,,,
with contempt. All the soIdiery wero ,,r
ed out young and old, Ill anticipating ,
bloody sceoe: business was suspended
Some With families embarked on board 4
shipping aud finally at night The reyos.
surrendered, finding their force unoon.,
being only 600 strong against 5000 q.
ven officers consisting of cclonels eorm.
dant, &c. had been executed, 80 more u,"
under sentence of death Affairs ve,o H.
no means settled at the Cape, bushes: ~.
exceeding dull--money scarce-pav wo-
provisions we're the only articles ,b,.
could be sold al the Cape-Flour De 20
Fish, 8 5O--Pork, DI5--Hsms and LAD
no sale. The repeated commotions had :,
alarmed the merchants that they would On
ly buy by small quantities-connected with
that the polite proceedings of the Pres;
dent in drawing every dollar from the ,ye,
sury as fast as it accumulated; all tbss.
things have tendency 10 injure The b0s;
ness OF the Cape. Gen. Romaipe', Oh,
racter was that Of brave generous Office,
and said to be a good friend to the whites
1t was said the Presiien, would not dare ,o
kill him. as his influence is SO great at ,bs
north part OF the Island. On the 9Th flo
President left the Cape with 400 men ia,
Port Dolphin, to check some disturbances
there"
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/ Turin. l9ih March. 1921.
VICTOR EMANUEL.

PROCLAMATION OF THE PRINCE REGENT,
Charles Albert Of Suvoy, Prince de Caris-
nan, Regent.
We make known that his Majesty, King
Victor Emanuel, in abdicating the Crown,
has thought proper to confer on us all his
authority, with the title of Regent. We
invoke the Divine assistance, and, in an
nouncing that to- morrow We shall nantes,
our intentions to conform to The general
wishes. we call on you, in the mean time,
to put an immediate stop 10 all iumult, and
to give occasion 10 no hostility We have
undoubtedly no need TO give orders that his
Majesty, bis Roya! Spouse, and his family,
with theirwhoie suite, have liberty to travel,
4. to remain in any part of.he continental do
minioDs where he;may.5e pleased to repair,
and that he shall every where meet with a
profound veneration corresponding to the
sentiments of gratitude and love engraven
on the hearts Of every subject, and which
are so justly due TO him for mis- virtues, and
the re-establishment and aggrandizement of
his monarchy. We confde, for the preser-
vatlon OF good order and public tranquility,
in the zeal and activity Of all the magis-
trates, civil and military officers, and all
corporations OF towns and commuaes.
Given at Turin, the 18Th March, the year
of the Lord, 1891.