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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-18
Orphans Court,
.lierordria County, !
January Term, 1871. {

.1ierondria County,
January Term, 1891.
ORDERED,
PsNHAT the executrx Of jacob Leop, de.
4 ceased, Go give the usual notice ID
debtors and creditors, three times week
for two weekr, in the Alexandra Gazette,
and Herald. A copy. Teste.
A. MOORE, Reg'r.
This is to gipc Noticf.
THAT the subscriber, OF Alexandra
county, in the district ofC Columbia, has OF
tanned from the Orphans Court q saii
county, letters testsmentary on the estate
of jacob Leap, late Of the county aore-
said deceased All persons havirg clam:
against the said deeedent, are hereby var
ned to exhibit the same to the subscribe!
with the vouchers thereof, passef by thc
orphans court, on or before the ISL ,isy
Of July next. or they may by Law be eXc!u-
ded from all benefit to said eatate--and
those indebted thereto, are required 10
make immediate payment. Given under
my hand this 18th January, 1921.
ANN LEAP,
Executrx Of Jacob Leap.
January Is
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For Freight, to the West-In-
dies or A Southern Port.

kSx 1h- superior schr ANN. Bar
E,tsSE nabas Webb, master, burthen loco
bbls. will be ready to receive cargo in
few days. Apply to W. NJ. FOWLE y Co.
VINO have received, for sale, by the above
vessel,
TOO casks Thomastown lime
5000 feet merchs ntable lumber
december IL
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Friendship Fire Company.

Friendship Fire Company.
Extract from a. act Of the Corporation OF
Alexandria, for the eXtinguisbmenl OF
Fires.
Section 7. Ii any person who shell be
present at any fire, shat! neglec; ~ refuse
10 OBEY the order or directnn ri any officer
who shall be appointed by any FIRE compa
ny now established rwEiCh nay be bereaf-
ter established. know ny Lin to be an Of
hcer, such per-en shall 'oriet and pay the
sum OF five dUiI4's; provided. the name of
such officer shall first have been published
in one OF The public papers.
= a meeting of the Friendship Fire
y Compray, held at the Town Hall Jan.
3, 1921. the following officers we're du
" elected for the PRESENT yea:, viz.
Commanders Charles M'knight, James
CaTSoH, Charles PaSco6.
Subord1vlts directors. James Douglass,
James Gait. Matthew Robinson.
Regs u'o-s. Thomas L. Martin, William
Greg, Samuel Larmour, Rob. Brock
e.. IuH.
Tras,sss. Jorn Longden. Thos Mount,
9as~4 MSS, GhSnsss SSv.lds>
Extrac FROM The minutes,
iesle.
NJ. ROBINSON. Sec.'y.
Ianusrv 10 st
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Orphans Court,

.4!ernndr,u county,
January Term. 1891.
ORDERED, That the administrators OF
" PETER SHERRoN, deceased, DO insert
he usual notise 50 debsSss aHS sseS;aoss, 3
times week for four weeks 10 the Alexan.'
dria Gazette and Herald. A copy.
Teste, A. MOORE. Reg.
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FOR Freight,

FOR Freight,
.M THE superior Brig OLIVE, Isaac
AaR. Lincoln, Master, burthen about 1000
bis. She is now ready for cargo.
Also,
The Schooner ELIZA, Garret Phillips.
Master, burthen about 1000 bis. She is a
good vessel. and will be ready for cargo in
one week.
Also,
The Schooner CAROLINE & NANCY,
F. Fisher, Master, burthep about 100 bis.
She is an excellent vessel, only two years
old, and will sucn he ready 10 load.
Apply TO JOHN H. LADD & Co
Who have now ahoat, for sale, reed by
said vessels.
25UO bushels, best Manchester coal,
quality that will be approved.
$500 bush. Liverpool coarse salt.
s NJ. clear boards.
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Indian Queen Hotel,
WashinrtOn.

TNHE undersigned, late OF the City Ho-
L tel, Alexandria. having taktnthe Hotel
on Pennsylvania yauenue in Washington
City, so we'll known whilst in the occupancy
Of Mr.. John Davis, by the name Of Davis's
Hotel, presents himself to the public foI such
share of their favor as his arrangements may
merit. Having been for the best years of my
lite engaged in business of this description,
tlatter myself shall be able to give general
satisiacrion.-Of this the public may rest as
sured, that no pains shall be spared to ac-
Commodate customers, travellers, and others;
nor any care or expense omitted in procuring
the best viands, liquors. and forage, with
good beds and stabling.
nov. is If JESSE BROWN.
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For Freight,

For Freight,
Ssa\ The schooner ROLLA, Capt. Pet.
S3&S, tee, carries 1900 barrels,a AN excellent
vessel. and will be ready for cargo in tour
days. Apply TO WIN. FOWLE & Co.
Who have received for sale their cargoes of
SEQ tons plaster paris
l9 pipes Sicily Madeira wine,
8 half pipes Woodhouse's brand, OF
16 or. casks the vintage of 1915
$50 boxes fresh Museatel and bloom raj.
sins
90 sacks of sbeIle1 and unshelled al
mnnds december 25
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Masuns Wanted.

MaSUns Wanted.
SEVENTY-FiVE stone masons wanted to
- work at Fort Monroe, Old Point Com
fort, where constant employment and good
wages will be given for the first rate work
men. and none others need apply Also,
fifty able bodied laboring men, black or
white. to attend on the workmen. Apply at
the above Fort to Bolithn Lascs. WHO has
lived at the place for a long time, and can
say it is very healthy. dec 5
The National InteIligencer, Baltimore Fe-
deral Gazette, Leesburg Washingt,nian, and
Winchester Gazette. will insert the above
four months, and send their accounts to this
office.
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Rank of Alcxandria,

Jdnunry |, 1871.
4 DIVIDEND is this day declared of s
N dollars for tue last six months, on each
shave of stock held in the institution. and
will be paid on Thursday next. 4lL inst. to
the stockholders or their legal representa-
tiyes. By order of the board.
il. M'KENNA. Cashier.
;,nu,rv diweu2w
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,Iarusrv 10
Cider, Oats, &c.

Cider, Oats, &c.
NlDER in hhis. barrels and bottles, OF
~ first quality
Oats
Apples, [Newtown pippins and Spit
xenbergs)
Mould candles
Soap
Northern hay IN bundles
Goshen butter
AJersey Wagon, with patent springs,
calculated for one or two horses, landing
from sloop Jay, and tor sale by
t2 mo 25 THOMASV. HUCk.
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Union Bank of Alexandria,
4th laundry, 1891.
DIVIDEND of two and one half per cent
"A upon the capital OF this institution for the
last six months, is this day declared payable
10 the stockholders on or after the 9Th cur
rent. "
By order, CT. CHAPMAN, Cashier.
ian5 Wv
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For Portland,
ffS The schnr. SYREN. captain
Lax Emery, will sail in few days, and
take some freight if offered Immediately
Applyto VIM: FOWLE 4 Co,
Who haze for sale said schnrs. cargo Of
10000 feet understandable lumber
december Of
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To Rent
To Rent.

s.s That large and elegant three sto-
aGTa ~ brick dwelling house on the south
49, side King street, between Pitt and
49, ST. Asaph streets. now i'll the occu-
paucy OF II. Clagett Possession may be
had Immediately. For terms apply 10 Mr..
Clagett, or A. LYNN,
december II
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OBITUARY.

DIED at the Island Of St. Thomas, on TIE
9Th of November, Mr. HENRY l.. MAusp
of Alexandria, Dis. Columbia, IN the sd
year of bis age In his death, those who
knew him we'll will regret the loss of sincere
friend, bis acquaintance Of pleasant com.
panion, and society of valuable member
for with qualities to interest and attach those
of his OWL age, were joined such strict sd.
herence TO the principles Of high minded in
tegrity, that he was estimated by all who
had any knowledge of him.
His disposition was afectionate and amia.
bic, and bis temper ingenious. The grief
OF his relatives must be heightened by The
reflection that their causes could not soOthe
him in the painful moments Of dissolution,
and the Philanthropic stranger no doubt
drop'd tear on the Craze which has ex'
tingulshed youth, full of promise and aztec.
ton. far from the objects of ifs attachment.
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NEW SPAIN.

In Havana paper OF the l4th inst. I've
find pompous account OF the entry of the
Imperial Army into the Mexican metro
polls, and an enumeration of the events
emanating from this great and unexpected
revolution. The imperial chief, at the
head of the army of the Three Guaran-
tees, composed of 5000 infantry and TO-.
coo horse, entered the city of Mexico in
triumph-"a triumph" says the Imperial
Gazette of Mexico. (which Rome, in the
days CT her glory, never saw: for, although
those other warriors appeared more os-
tentatious from the number of slaves and
captives, whe, in chains and PROSTATE be-
fore the conqueror. demonstrated the
vastness of mis- conquests, and more splen-
did on account of the richness of the boo
ty gained in war, still they could not be
compared to that of General ITURBIpE.n
On the 9th of September, this triumphal
entry took place, the Spanish army, un-
der General Noyella, having previously
evacuated the city, in consequence of the
adjustment between O'Donoju and the
Mexican commander. "This tutelary
genius, sent by heaven to redeem men
from wretchedness, caused in the short
space offs seven months, the Mexican eagle
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ANOTHER PIRATE CAUGHT.

We have more than ordinary pleasure in
laying the following papers before our rea-
ders: lNat. Int.
Extract of a letter from Com Arthur SIN.
cidir, Commanding naDal Officer Norfolk.
ia. to the Secretary Of the Nary, dated
eth November, 1891.
Il have the satisfaction to inform you
that the Piraticsl Schooner Moscow, prize
to the United States ship Hornet, and under
charge of Midshipman William H. kennon.
has this moment anchored in this harbor,
after passage of twenty eight days; during
which time she has been blown of and
suffered some inconvenience, but no mater
i1I loss. herewith forward you Capt.
Henley's dispa'ch. Fourteen Of the nine
teen composing the crew Of the Moscow, are
retained on board the Hornet. The remain
ing Eve, with the Schooner, heI tackle and
furniture, have directed to be Immediate
~ delivered 10 the Marshal of the District. ="
G. S. Ldip Hora't, at SEA, October sen 1921.
Lat 70 ~, n. Long. "a O5, W.
Sra: have the honor TO inform you, that,
10 pursuance OF your orders, | remained al
the appointed rendezvous, off the Capes OF
Virginia, until the evening of the 9th
instant, when, no vessels appearing to profit
oil the convoy offered them, proceeded on
my cruise. Having had bad weather and
unfayorable winds, almost ever since, we
did not get through Turks Island passage
until yesterday, when we fell in with, and
captured, of 81. Domingo, the Pira,ical
Armed Schooner, called the Moscow. mount
ing one two pOupier. she has no commission
and mixed crew OF bIscks aud Spaniards-
nineteen in number. have put on toard
the necessary officers and men to navigate
her, and have instructed Midshipman Ken.
non to proceed With her, and such part of
her crew, as have thought il safe to leave
on board, to the first convenient port, agree.
ably to your general instructions, s. deliver
her over to the civil authority.
We found on board number Of articles,
evidently of her plumber, viz: such as watch
Is, ladies' shawls, silk stockings, shirts, and
other articles marked with initials. She has
been ont but short time, as she had on
board fresh fruit, &c. She was in pursuit OF
a merchant vessel the moment we came I'D
with her. have the honor to be, Sir, with
great respect, your obedent servant,
X. HENLEY.
The Hon. Smith Thompson, Sec'y U. S. NAVY.
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du' was addressing one Of his .cboI.s &c
speeches 10 the lady, when Boiler cali,
out, beware, Betty. what you are now dor
IN The dark and the house was once Mo-.
ma roar. Gradns, thus INTERRUPTED in +
wooing, was Tor time silent; but. at I.no',
turning to Doiiey in de.pond,ng accents h.
articuated, 81 fear all the inHammahIs =. y;
is gone" The laughter increased. En-,
6eth Uttered as if she thought with G-nJn,
and Doiley offered to increase the price =,
Iarthing rusbIights 10 penny piece. Man,
other remarks followed, some of which ws,'
as apt as whimsical, and elethf;eal at tin.,
was the effect produced. At the close Of r..
act, row Of lamps, all lighted, was arrann 10.
ed az the foot OF the stage, which occpnFd
nearly half an hour, and by the time The hi.
was completed, the gaseous vapour on"s
more slreamed through the conducting ,ubs.
and the house was presently restored 10 +.
original brlliancy. The town through ~,
was subjected TO a similar inconyenenrs
The shops were in darkness, and business
in the interval suspended.
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COMMERCIAL.
RUSSIA.

| RUSSIA.
Extract Ola letter from 81 Petersburg, 18th
Sept. Is2I, to gentleman an Boston.
Voyages here this year will generally be
Improbable. Those who have made ship
ments of sugar will inevitably sustain heavy
losses. The import has been immense, aud
sales cannot be made even at the preaent We
ry low prices. -Wilbin short time, three
sugar rehners have failed; which circuln-
stance has so alarmed the merchants that they
acarcely know 10 whom credit can safely be
given; and the scarcity Of money is so great
that sales for cash cannot be effected. The
whole number of American vessels arrived
this season is II, OF which 81 have sailed OR
their return.
"There is no doubt that there will be an
alteration of the Tariff, but what the changes
will he, il is impossible to conjecture. The
Minister of Finance is alarmed on account
of the effect the great import has had upon
the currency, and some steps will assuredly
be adopted with view to prevent its further
depreciation.
ut is said, that the emperor will leave
here in few days, 10 review his guards, for
ty thousand strong, which were removed
from this city some mouth, ago. Very little
is known here however in respect 10 political
movements, except through the English pa
pers.
The principal exports in the American
vessels that have sailed have been Iron, 3IO2
tons, Hemp, 4l6a tons, Sail Cloth, "a, 7l5
pieces, Ravens Duck, "a ,C55 pieces, Sheet
ings, S8,9G3 pieces, The whole quantity
Of those articles exported in American yes
sells ast season, was, Iron, 1859 tons, hemp
4l42 tons, sail cloth, 2S ,2Gs pieces, ravens
duck, 1897 ps. sheeiings, 4O.4l3 ps.
White sugar, "a 20 rs; coffee, 65 a7O rs;
fine indigo, $50 4l0rs.
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to hy glorious and free from tie Anahusc
to tine remotest regions Of The north, with
the happy tidings Of the rec ablishment
ofthe richest empire on tn globe, butan
empire so far ameliorated n its system
of government, that, If the one destroyed
by the Cortez, was the model of despot
ism, the other Of the present day will be
laid on the firmest foundation of liberty,
and will be the exact copy of a paternai
governmeDt."-OD the 2Sth the Junta was
installed, and lturbije was unanimously
appointed President thereof, and on the
evening of the same day that body pro-
ceeded to the nomination of the Regency,
and Iturbide. O'Donoju, with three others
were called to that high office. The
Mexican General was placed at the head
of the Regency, and the Bishop of Puebla
was subsequently appointed to preside in
the Junta. In fine TIE Deums were sung,
public rejoicings took place, and, to con-
clude with the words of the Imperial Ga
zette, "the people are necessarily employ
ed in offering up than.ssgivings to their
Redesmer, and praises to their worthy
fellowcitizen, in whom they behold vir-
tues notpossessed by the greatest heroes
of antiquity"
How far the exact copy of a paternal
government is compatible with the exis-
tence of the lnquisition, we shall leave
our readers to determine.
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Charleston, NoU. "a.
FROM HAVANA.

"A.
BY the schr. Comet, Capt. Campbell,
arrived yesterday, we have received regu.
lar files of Havana papers to the 18th
inst. inclusive. From them it appears
that the information received the day pre-
vious, by the Ann Maria, of the poisoning
of the Vice Roy of New Spain, was not
quite correct. The following is from our
correspondent at Havana, under date of
the 18th inst
"On the llth inst. Spanish line Of
battle ship arrived from Vera Cruz, in
20 days, with specie-she brought the
Vice King 4podaca of Mexico, who in
passing the Moro Castle refusedt to salute:
he likewise told the officers of the Cover
nor who went on board for news, that he
had no news for them, and would give
them no satisfaction; but treated them
very impolitely; he disembarked the day
following and went to Guanaboca, where
he still remains, without having visited
Havana.
Yesterday arrived corvette from the
same place, with another vice-king, Nov
ella, the successor of Apodaca, by which
we learn that the city of Vera Cruz is at
present completely independent. In the
CASTILLO "a fort in the bay there are a.
bout 100 soldiers, aud about 9 months
supplies, after which it must inevitably
be given up"
The Havana papers are principally oc.
eupied with the affair between Gen Jack
son and Col. Callava. They express great
establishment at what they term the high
handed despotism of a Republican Oil
Ger.
The lastaccounts from Spain, received
at Havana, state that Count Montezuma,
descendent, we believe, of the Emperor
Of Mexico at the time OF the conquest. had
clandestinely left Madrid, for the purpose,
it was said, of proceeding to New Spain
The Commissioners sent to treat with
the Independents OF Rio-de-la Plata, re-
turned to the Spanish capital on the list
of September, without having accomplish
ed their mission.
The Madrid papers attack with great
violence, the English Vice. Chancellor
Leach, whom they style the favorite Of
the British King, and the chief conspira.
tor against the Queen. 1t will probably
be recollected, that this parsonage, accor-
ding TO the late English accounts, had
been charged with special, or secret
mission, near the Spanish Court.
HaUana, NoU. s.
sHlPwRECK.
1t is with the greatest regret we publish
the account of the loss OF the American
ship Packet, Capt. Leavitt, which on her
passage from Cadiz to this port, was
wrecked on Cayo Rumano. The whole
crew, with the exception Of three seamen,
and a merchant who was passenger on
board, persisted. The Captain was among
the number who escaped drowning, but
he died afterwards of thirst, on the Key.
As yet we have not been able to find out
the name of the passenger, nor obtain
more circumstantial information.
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WHIMSICAL ACCIDENT.

III MSiC AL HCOlDEN L
Brighton, [Fagldnd] Oct. Ia.
Dowtcn concluded his engagement at the
Theatre las: night, and the house was ele-
gantly and numeIously attended. The per.
tormances were. The Hypocrue; Who's the
Dupe: and The Coronation. The fame OF
Dowton in the former piece is too we'll es-
tabished to need a comment. A whimsi-
cal accident occurred in the FIRST act Of
Who's the Dupe? On sudden the gas il.
lunination was subjected TO total eclipse.
Not glimmering was to be perceived, ex-
cepting from the wing lamps Of The stage.
which we're supplied by oil. 1t happened
in the scene where Dolly has introduced
Gradus to his daughter. Lord said
servant in the piece coming on, is waiting
below, Has he brought any lights with
him.? inquired Do,ley, tell bis lordship |
am in the dark, and not to be seem Much
laughter was heard, but not soul in the au-
dience part OF the house could be discovered;
those on the stage were not so completely
invisible
The wing gleamings just served to make
dark ness visible. The piece went on, Ora
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FROM ENGLAND.

FhoM ENULaND.
Extract Of letter from Liverpool, Oct.
ED 1921.
"The ports in all probability will not be
opened this year, although the harvest has
been materially injured by the rains
But even were it to take place it would
be but for short time, and it is very
doubtful if it would be of any benefit to
the United States. Bya recent estimate
of the Agricultural Committee of the
House of Commons it appears there are
now in bond $500 bushels of Wheat,
and 1881 hundred weight of Meal and
Flour, which would be Immediately
thrown into the market if the ports were
opened.-By the same report it appears
that the estimated quantity of Wheat
which such a measure would introduce
from the Baltic, is nearly six millions
bushels Large quantities would also be
brought from Holland and the Neither
lands, long before supplies could arrive
from America"
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Education.

Education.
HAVE engaged Mr.. Wolfe who now lives
L with me, for the ensuing year. as
English, French, and Classical
TUTOR.
/ will take few boys at $50 dollars per
annun for board and tuition, &c.
Mr.. Wolfe. system of education eomprr
Sc, a collegiate couise of Greek and Latin,
the English and French languages gramatl,,
caIly; History and Geography, Ancient and
Modern Execution, with strict adherence to
emphasis, pronunciation, writing and arltb'
metic. The school will commence on the
Ist of January next, A vacation OF four
weeks will be in August.
ARISS BUCKNER.
Auburn, Dec. 4.
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Norfolk, Nop. 20.


To the poliiene's of Mr.. Benjamin C. Clark
suPercargo of the Wicker, reported under our
marine head we are indebted for the notice of the
markets at st, Thomas 10th inst. Beacon.
Flour, dolls; corn, scarce, 80 cts; corn meal
20 dds Puncheon, Dbl 5--not 10 puncheons in
the island; navy bread, 5 3 l-2; black eyed peas
nane--muchin demand; Goldfish, 4, and plenty :
slaves, Is dolls; r. o. hid perfect drug; rye
meal, none; hams, IL l6 cts; lard, Il; pork
Boston, IL dois; beef, No l. s dolls 80; tobac-
CO, no sale--Plenty; rice dols. last sales.
Island Produce.
Sugar, l-2 dolls. scarce,
Molasses, 20 cts. cask included:
Coffee, "a l-2;
Cocoa, Caracas, "a
Fustic, 23 25 dolls. scarce;
Rum, 2S, Hides, none,
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READING-ROOM
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, DEC. 2.

ARRIVED,
Sloop Abeono, Nichols; eight days
from New York, a full freight to different
merchants of the District, left below, sch.
John, from New Haven.
Dec. S.-arr. Sch. Franklin, Clark, tr.
Philadelphia, last from N. York, where
he had put into. in consequence Of the step
of the foremost giving way.
Sch. Resolution, Cole, from Richmond,
cargo Goals, to w. l.. Kennedy
Also, several inland vessels with grain
fre-wood, lumber, oysters, sweet potatoes
and various country produce.
SAILED.
Sch. Relief, Baxter, for New-Bedford
Sch. Mount Vernon, Howell, Prov
dence, r. |.
Sch. Harriet, Taylor, Savannah.
Sab. Stag, hewitt, Baltimore.
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MdRRIED

On Monday morning. by the Rev. Olive
Norris, capt. Fabius Whiting, of the U. $
army, to Miss Louisa Toscan, eldest daugb
ter of VIM. Yeston, esq. of this place.