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otherwise lie vessel must leave The part
within SIX days.
Wilhin the aboyelnsnli. ned as hours,
the captain or superca .eo y ustnan,e con-
signee, who must be a citizen ct Peru or
he may be citizen OF Bdtnos Ayres, Chi-
il or Colombia
In ,lischarging, SC custom house olhcers
will be sent m board and foreign vessels
will pay for anchorag our rails per ton,
national vessels two lials The b 81 TESS at
the custom house met be transacted by
the consignee as he responsible tor the
payment OF the duties.
The duty OH goods imported in foreign
vessels will be 20 per cent. on a valuation
at the current market prices. These prl-
ces shall be named on the first day OF eve
ry month, by two merchants and the Vista
OF the custom house. The duty on goods
imported in vessels belonging TO Chill,
Buenos Ayres or Colombia, shall be 10
per cent. and on importations in Peruvian
vessels 10 per cent on valuations as above
specified. Ready made clothes leather,
shoes, boots, chairs, sofas, tables, bureaus
calashes, coaches, saddles, and other ar
tcles Of saddlery, lamps, horse shoes, wax
candles, tsllow do. and sperm. do. and
snuff will pay double duties Quicksilver
ano all implements Of husbandiy and for
working mines, all military stores, except.
ing powder, all books, maps, scientific IN
strumeDis, printing presses, and all ma
chimes, are free OF duty. Coined silver
shall pay per cent OF port duty, and
gold two per cent The expectation OF
uncoined, as also Of wrought gold and sill
yer is prohibited.
Export duties on the other productions
Of Peru will be per cent in foreign ves-
sells, 81 per cent in Gillian, Bueno. Ayre-
an and Colombian vessels, and 3 per cent
in those oil Peru.
Export duties shall be paid in cash, i'm
port duties by bonds at 30, l2O and 1870
days
Every captain or supercargo may ex.
port the goods be has imported, and will
receive The amount of duties he has paid,
excepting one per cent on the valuation.
II on examination Of the goods imported,
there should be more than is specihed in
The NANTES 81 Or invoiee, and the excess be
small, double duties shall be paid on such
excess; il the excess be considerable, the
cargo will be con6scaed.
Consigness are not allowed 10 sell by
retail in their own stores,
The coasting trade tol the present may
be carried on by foreign vessels with IL
cences, provided one half the crew be ma
| tives oil Peru.
Should any foreign goods be introduced
into any ports other than Callao aud Huau-
chaco, vessel and cargo will be con6scat-
ed. The same penalty will he incurred
by those who smuggle in any way.
Lima, September 9. 1921.
Isl med JOSE DE SAN MARTIN,
HIPPOLITO UNANUE.
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In store.
Alexandria Coffee House.

EHlS establishment, which is now o.
q. pened for the accommodation OF the
public; offers To the cilIzeus ut the District
2 resort Al once ge1teel aud respectable.
rha proprietor has expended large a.
mount in making it a suitable place for the
reception OF gentlemen, from whom alone
he solicits patronage, the decorations, pa
pering, aud painting displays at one view
elegance an taste combined.
The coffee room will be supplied with
he most commercial papers OF the
Union, together with every refeshmen1
suitable 10 the season. Coffee can be
served at any hour, also porter, beer,
aIs wines, cordials. and liduess Of every
description of the best that can be OBJ
tanned in the District.
The proprietor hopes from his uawear-
led exertions, to establisha room tor the re-
ception of the respectable part OF the COM
MUMMY; and from his future attention, and
in consideration of The whole to recei> e
the patronage OF the public, being conf
dent Of their appreciation when visited.
VINCENT MA2S0LETTi.
tNrP. S. The Alexandria Coffee house
is ON Prince street, door above Union,
Leading to the Centre Wharf.
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COMMERCIAL REGULATIONS IN
PEPTJ

A free entry is allowed 10 the ports of
Cailao and Huauchaco, 20 all friendly OF
neutral ships coming from Europe, Asia,
Africa OF America, under the following
conditions: yMer. .qdU.
Wihin ten hours after ancboring 10 ei;b-
er Of the ports ofCsllao or Huauchaco, a
copy of the manifest OF the whole cargo,
in The language of the nation 70 which the
captain, supe-cargo or vessel belong and
signed by the captain or supercargo. is to
be presented, and translated by the 60
vernment interpreter and within 48 hours
delivered in at the custom house The
Cargo is 20 be discharged Immediately, or
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MARINE LIST.
COPIED FROM THE
READING ROOM BOOKS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. MARcH2, lS9l

ARRIVED,
Brig Dove, Johnson, 60 day. from Cur
racoa, salt hides, goat skins, coffee and
specie to +. H. Rowland. nj. Miller & Son,
J. 81. Harper and Vaudeville & Larmou;
lett number OF vessels, among which ID.
following are remembered
SchI. Dover. of Portsmouth n. Fl. dis.
charging.
Schr. Betsey, Of Salem, in 10 days from
Aux Cages.
S hr. Caravan, Langdon. OF New York,
discharging.
Schr, Undaunted, Kelly, Of end for N.
York, in 10 days.
Schr. Dido, Chaytor. Of Baltimore, load
ing tor the Spanish main.
Brig Altoona, Folger, of and for New.
York, taking in cargo.
Brig Champion, Morse. of Marlborough,
ditto. ditto
Brig Rebecca Ann, Becker, Of and fO'
New York, ditto.
Brig Hippomenes, Bourne, Of and LOT
ditto. ditto.
Brig Lady's Delight, Rogers, OF and for
ditto. in I'D days.
Sshr. Macdonough, Auper, do. do.
John, Brown, of Newbuyport, lof
New Orleans in 8 days.
Schr. Leander, Mccoy, OF and Tor Pro'
violence, in S days.
Brig Charlotte, Sands, OF New York, LOT
St. Domingo.
Brig George, Kean, Of Philadelphia Io'
do.
Sloop Polly, Boarman, of Newburypof
for New Orleans in 8 days. :,
Schr. John, Coulter, oil New York, had
Just arrived from Cuba.
Schr. Rye, Knight, OF Boston, sailed
for Aux Cages in Jan.
Markets at Curacao, gIuted with Ame'
rican Produce O. all descriptions.
On soundings spoke an English brig Of
days from Liverpool, bound to Balllmore,
and on Saturday, off cape Henry, the oiE
Morgiana, Shankland, 4 days from Pb,'',,
delphis, bound to cape Hayti, INTENDED
going into Norfolk, having sprung aIs'S'
and both pumps going =.
Scbr. Emigrant, S. Prince, 12 dsysiro
Charleston, cargo ST. tubes salt, 10 WE
Fowle 4 Co. :.
Schr. Fairy, Gray, eight days form 30
vannah, cargo OF Liverpool salt and RICE"
NJ. Miller & son.
S4hr. Washington, HutchiDs, nine a'J.
from Savannah, cargo Of Liverpool sail y
NJ. Miller & son.
SAILED.
Schr. Dollar, Maybe, HALIFAX. \.
Brig Monroe, Elldridge, ST. Jaso "
Cuba.
Sehr. Maine. Emery Boston.
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me PsQs.Patct.

-43S< - 80 0t
Ne. FUCKER laid on the able tia 3,
LOWING Tor consid eration: s'0s'
Rcsolved, That the Presidentoe.
United states be requested 10 co mn. VIC
ricate to this house such informat;o"
he may be possessed Of, relative - = :
private claim against the piece of t., NY
In the Delaware river, known bv =
name Of the Pea Patch, and to sia,s -" ].
any and what civil process has bean "
.stituted on behalf fsHch claim =
Reference Of the Florida corr.,,o.
dence. s"'
Mr.. Whitman rose, and submits.
some introductory remarks, reIat;na
the reference Of the documents recss, ~
laid before the house, on the late, .,.s .y
actions in florida. He was for d;.,s;s .'
uting their reference to three sevs..i
committees, to wit:
"A certain portion to the comm;,,..
on foreign relations.
2. Certain portion to the commits.
on the Judiciary.
8. A certain portion to the comm,
tee on military affairs.
For this disposition, he commeo,.s
to assign his reasons at large, and n
support Of his argument, referred ~
certain pages Of the printed documen,
The case Of Colonel Callava he NOR.
particularly animadverted upon. Hs
entered into history Of the treatmen,
Callava received at the hands Of Cen
jackson, and endeayored to show that
the summary mode Of selling the ,, .
pers then in the possession ofthe Span.
ish commissioners, tor such he con.id.
cred him. was peremtory and illegal
not justified by either the common d,
statute law, and could be only known
to the military law; that it was mon.
streus outrage; and ought not to bel
passed over sab silentio, otherwise N
might appear to santion course repur.
nant to justice. He argued at SOM.
length on the illegality OF the seizure Of
the documents. He contended, that IN.
der the treaty, the inha bitants of Flo,t
da had right to continue to reside
there, and were therefore citizens Of
the United States, and hence he infer.
red that 40 citizens of the United
States, papers or property could not be-
forcibly taken from them.
Here Mr.. Rhea made some remarks.
and called for the precious question;
on which question of order arose.
Mr.. Williams, Of N. C.. Mr.. Wright,
Mr.. Floyd, Mr. Lowndss. Mr.. A Smyth
OF Va. Mr.. McLane, Mr. Archer, of Nd
and others successfully spoke on the
subject.
When, aftsr long debate, Mr. Whit.
mans resolutions were ordered to
be laid on the table. Adjourned at 5
o'clock.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Aueng the minutes of the morning
business, we notice the following.
MIR. Golden presented the petition
Of sundry inha bitants of the city of
New York, praying that congress may,
in conjunction with other nations; take
efficient steps for the final extirpation
Of the African slave trade,
Mr. Stewart presented petition of
sundry inhabitants of the western part
of Pennsylvania praying for the aid
and patronage of congress, in plan
therein detailed, for the Improvement
OF the navigation of the Potomac. Re-
ferred to the committee on the District
of Columbia.
Some bills end reports Of private
nature, we're received from committees,
which will be noticed to morrow.
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'I'EI EAT'EsE.
MR.. &. MRS. RICHARDSON,
Mr.. McCLEARY,

Fron the Thestre, Philadelphia, and
Mr. WILLIAMS,
From the Haymarke, Theatre, London,
Mos, respectfully inform the Ladies and
GeoiIemen of Alexandria, that they will
give second
Musical Dramatic Entertain
m2nt,
On TUESDAY EVENING. 9th March
nrPar,iculars in the Bills OF the day
Tickets to be procured al taas Office, anu
of.Nr. .NCleary at Caggen's Hotel.
march 4
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THE GAZ IE 4 u
MONDAY. MARCH A., 1922.
Norfolk. Feb. ~.

=
The case Of Charles Vacarie, who was
lately committed TO the jail OF this Boz
rough for fraud committed on Mr.. b.
Feury, OF New York, in selling him brass
filings for gold dust, was yesterday deter
mined before the Hastings Court now in
session.
The case took up considerable tine
in the examination Of evidence and argu-
ments Of counsel, in which mut b talent and
ingenuity were displayed by the aSle adj
yocaies on both sides, (Gen. Taylor for
the Commonwealth, and Mr.. Maxwell for
the defendant ,and was not concluded until
half past ten O'Clock last night, when the
court announced its decision, that the de-
iendant should be bound for his good be-
haviour for l2 months, himself in the sum
of 1000 dollars, and two securities for
loco dollars each. The case OF Anthony
Beuf, who was committed as an accom-.
plice or associate OF Vacarie, we under
stand, is to be taken up Oh Saturday.
Per the Otter from Nsw York at HaOana.]
Three piratical boats sailed from Havana
on the LIST inst and returned on the 4th
loaded with goods and were taken posses
sion OF by the government, One Of the
captains and one nan were also taken and
put into confinement.
The brig Leader, Jones, of N. York
| from Teneriffe, had arrived al Havana
| Was boarded about three leagues east Of
the Moro, by plratical boat OF Is or &c
tons, la men armed with muskets. pistols
and sabres. Capt. Jones and wife were
robbed of all their wearing apparel, and
Mrs. was particularly ill-treated by these
rufEans; pistol presented at her, &C.
Part OF the cargo, and most of the provi,
sions and cabin stores, spare rigging, anc
light sails, formed part of their plunder.--
They signihed their intention of carrying
off Mrs. Jones, but a number of vessels hea
wing in sight, prevented them from execu
ting their designs. A French gentleman,
passenger, was treated in the most shame,
full manner.
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From the (Phi1a Freeman's Journal
Of FEB. &c.
CIRcITIAR


The direct commercial intercourse be
tween France and the U. States, having
been obstructsd by the heavy duties on
their respective tonnage, suggested to
us the importance of forming an estab-
lishment at Nice, which was made
known in our circular of 3oth Aug 1890.
We have now the pleasure to inform
you, that this branch of our establish
ment continues in full operation, trans
acting business on the same principles
as those of our house at Marseilles.
The advantages in touching. and trans
shipping cargoes destined for Marseilles,
at Nice, are numerous; as articles which
are required for the consumption of this
dominion, sell generally at higher rates
than in the neighbeurlng ports, from
whence Nice has heret, fore received its
supplies, and has still regular inter.
course, which renders the trans ship
ment OF goods suitable for other markets
practicable, and low freights.
Goods introduced by Nice for the con
sumption of Piedmont and Savoy, pay
one third less duties than those by Ge>
noa, "a sho' in the same kingdom.
The advantage in the duties on goods
imported into France BY French vessels,
will more than defray the expenses Of
transshippins, freight and insurance in
cluded.
Nice is safe commodious harbor g.
easy of access, distance about 80 lea CUES
from Marseilles. Vessels drawing over
l23 feet water, 60 to Villa Franco,
which is situated about half league
east of Nice, and under the same custom
house and port regulations.
For the more prompt sale, it would
be advisable for samples to accompany
the cargo, that the quality of the goods
might be known in the interior, which
wsuld afford an opportunity for orders
to arrive while the vessel performs her
quarantine. which is regulated after that
at Marseilles.
American vessels are admitted at Mar
settles in ballast, where they can load and
undergo repairs without being subject to
any tonnage duty. Assorted cargoes suit
able for North & South America, the East
and West Indies, can always be laid in
here at reasonable rates, and advantageous
freights are frequently obtained for Anne
rican vessels, to the different ports of the
u. S particularly New Orleans.
FITCH, BROTHERS & co.
Marseiles g. Nice.
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From the National Gazette.
ER sGNENT.

FRAGMENT.
The following beautiful and touching
fragment is taken from the Charleston
Courier. /. is signed p. aud as we OBJ
serve that DR. PerciyaI arrived few
weeks previous TO its date, at Charleston
from New Haven, we ascribe 1t TO the
ooet OF that name, whose compositions we
tsave, heretofore had occasion to celebrate.
ln cur humble opinion, no American has
ever manifested greater poetical genius.
Much OF his verse would do honor to any
European bard Of the day.
he comes mott have watch'd the moon go
down,
Put vet ne comes not-once 1t was not SO,
{Ie thinks not how these bitter tears do How,
The while he holds the riot In that town.
Yet he will come, and chide, and shall weep;
And ne will wake my infant from ITS sleep,
To blend It's feeble wailing with my tears.
D! how llove mothers watch to keep,
Over those sleeping eyes; that smile, which
cheers
NV heart though sunk in sorrow; fix'd and
deep.
Ihad a husband once, who lov'd me--now
He ever wears frown upon his brow,
Ana feeds his passion on wantons lP;
AS bees, from laurel flowers poison sip:
But vet, | cannot hate-O! there were hours,
When could hang forever on his eye:
And Time. who stole with silent swhtness by,
Strew'd, as he hurried on, his path with flow
RS
flow him then-he lov'd me too~-my heart
Still find its fondness kindle, if he smile;
The memory of our loves. will ne'er depart;
And though he often sting me with dart,
Venom d and barb'd, and waste upon the vie,
Caresses which his babe and mine should
share;
Though he should spurn me, 1 will calmly
bear
His madness-and should sickness come, and
lay
rs paralyizing hand upon him, then
would, with kindness, all my wrongs repay,
Until the penitent should weep, and say,
How injured, and how faithful had been.
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For Charleston.

k& The good packet schooner m o..,
RHMTRIEvE, Robert McKown' " 4,
ter, burthen about 600 bbls. will ne !. le; ~.
10 load on Tuesday next, ana wiz De
mediately dispatched. ,nA Ca
Apply to J. II. LApD
march
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dissolution Of Partnership.

gsNHE partnership Of Brodls Evans. y.
4. Co. was tins day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons indebted TO the hrm
are requested to make immediate payment
70 Joseph Brodis, vino is fully authorized
10 settle the business Of the concern; and
those having claims against the Erin are re-
quasted to present their. accounts for settle
BRODlS EVANS T. Co.
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VIM. F0wle, & Go.

EAFE just received, per sloop Java,
IN from New York, and.ofer for sale s
casks -os Bridport seine and sail twne of
saperier quality. dec 10
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Coffee, Clover Seed, Salt, &c.
4 AIDING this day from on board sch.
4 Almirs, 20OO bushels Turks Isl and
salt. which will be sold 10" il taken from
on board.
In store,
1000 lbs FIRST Oily Havana green coffee.
go hAis New Orleans molasses Interl-
or 10 oone IN market.
SO bushels Pennsylvania clover seed,
styear's growth.
For sale by n. MILLER {. SON.
I'd mo "a m"fgW
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-15

MARRIED--On Thursday evening, the Sd
instant. Mr.. Henry BRIeas, printer, to Miss
Monpy, both of Bond county.
In Vsndaa, on Thursday evening, the Sd
instant. by the Rev. MIR. Rice, Mr.. LENuEL LEE
to Mrs. ESTHER Weber, all of that town.
On Thursday evening, the 9th ult. by Jos.
Wright, Esq. MIR. JoHS RsAvrs to Miss PArsEY
CnrfsY, daughter of Newton Cofley, Esq. all
of Montgomery county, III.
On the Dardenne, Missouri, on the 9th De-
cember, by the Rev. CharlesS. Robinson, Mr..
ALDEN FARNswoRTa to Miss AnrsAIL VIII
LIAMs. r
In st. Charles, Missouri, on the LIST inst. By
the same gentleman, Maj BENZ. WALKER to
Mrs. FARwELL. teHff'
DIED-On the 22d of Oct at the missionary
station, near the Great Usage village, Mr. SEE.
LIZ, and on the 9Th of the same month, Mrs.
MONTGOMERY, wife of the Rev. Mr.. Minus
the christisn public are called to mourn the
loss oftwo valuable missionaries in that infant
but important station among the Indians.
In st. Charles, Mo. on the 30h ult Major
JoHy WILLEns.
On the 18th December last, Mrs I.ErrIcE
COOPER, consort Of Jesse W. Cooper, Esq.
postmaster at Harrisonyillc, III.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS,
st. Louis, Dec. l5-S56

81. Clair County Circuit Court.
To David Henry and Eleanor Henry s;s wife,
and William Cairns, Robert Cairns, and Flea
nor Cairns and Isabella Cairns and Andrew
Cairns, heirs at law of Andrew Cairns, de.
deceased; and Caldwell Cairns and John Ell
lis and Elizabeth Ellis his wife, and Rachel
and Esop kincaid, the heirs of Isabella Kin
cad, deceased; and Samuel Kincaid, and
William Cairns, William Atkinson and Sarah
his wife, the heirs at law of the deceased
William Cairns, late of said county
ME undersigned, one Of the heirs
Il of William Cairns, late of said
county, deceased, gives notice that he
shall apply to the circuit court of said
county at the term to be held on the fourth
Monday of March next, 10 have three
respectable treehogders, residents Of said
county, not related to either Of The par
ties, appointed commissioners fordividing
certain tract OF land, lying in said county,
belonging TO the heirs Of the said Will
liam Cairns, deceased.
ROBERT CAIRNS.
Tap %, II his.
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gT. CHARLES, JAN. 8.

VI. GHAHLEs, JAN. 8.
Tie Legislature have been employed
since our last, principally in closing the
business OF theI session; few new bills
of importancehtve been reported, except
bill authorship loan OF ten thousand
dollars to &. II. Kennerly, and others in
ST. Louis, to erect "a steam gristmill,
capable of manufacturing SO barrels of
-Four in twenty -four hours, which bill has
passed the House of Representatives.
| is expected the legislature will adjourn
in the course Of next week.
NATHANIEL SIMoKDs, ESQ. has been
elected by lie General Assembly Trea-
surer OF the state, in the room Of Peter
Older, resigned.
WILLIAM V. RECTOR, Esq has been
elected Auditor, in the room of Wm.
Chrisly, resigned.
On Tuesday last as the ferry boat was
crossing the Missouri from this place,
with several passengers, the mail, horse
and wagon on board in consequence
OF their being too heavily loaded, and the
wind being high, it was discovered when
about the middle of the river, that the
boat was sinking; the horse and wagon
were Immediately forced over board, one
OF the passengers very composedly took
his seat IN the box OF the wagon, which
had separated from the wheels, and was
gliding down The current, the others
clung to The boat, which although filled
with water did not entirely sink) until
other boats came to their relief, and they
were sna,ched from sa,ery and un;ime-
~ grave.
A pair CT saddle bags containing ono
thousand dollars, in silver, belonging TO
one Of the passengers was on the horse
when forced into the river, which, by his
struggling, were thrown eff and lost.
Search has been made, but without sue
cess. The mail was also lost. The
horse succeeded in gaining the shore, the
wagon was likewise saved.
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he IS ehieftalker, we will make him first
judge in the province, which they did
accordingly
IS. And when the wise men had finish
cd THIS and many OTHER MARVELLOUS
things, they departed each man for his
tent for season.
"a. And Joseph praised the children
oil Babel, and said, o but they are good
and mercifal, pardoning my political in
iniquities and Ethiopian transgressions,
(svhich I still ioue and remembering
them no more. And his heart leaped
within him, and his JOY was unspeakable
and full Of vanity.
IS. SO Joseph went on his way rejoic-
ing, giving glory to the children OF Ba-
liel, saying, not by works Of righteous
ness that have done, but according to
their mercy they appointed me. And he
sung glory glory! in the highest to the
children Of Baliel.
IS. And he said not by works oil
righteousness that have done, but ac-
cording to their mercy they appointed
me.
81. And he said my soul doth magni-
Fly the sons Of Balici, and my spirit doth
rejoice in my COMMISSION.
%. will open my mouth upon the
harp. | will incline myself like para
blc,!I and utter dark sayings of old.
Shareholders. t The first legislature.
Emancipaors.
$40 be called Judge as housed to be Captain.
.Of these hereafter.