Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-02-23 00:00:00, page 4

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- -.si ' _ _ _ 3 1-4 b'nnks toaprize * subject
ctblss ' (if 15 per cent. Ptizcs puya—
' ; .snmo :- smoo .
' lo,000 lofooo 1
-. .. 5 000 5 000
ken mix, 7000 7.000
; siss - 2,ooo 4.000
ctgss, l,000 5,000
;, -- -sisco 14.000
sissimct . 200 6,000
: sossct. 100 5,000
m " 3-353
ctsiddsifi , - ct si 10 1055000 '
--'- ct.:*' -—--'-— {
tngdo. -- 25th do. 550 do. frion No.
ss ' 22,00I to 22350, inclusive
lit do. . god] do. 250 do. stom \0.
9ng sct 2'2,2>l to 22 ,500, inclusive.
'isilt "do; 'si\si 35th no. Caaii, 25,000 Jolis.
' in.-"do. " _ 40zh do. 1000
dle! 06- " 45th do. 25.000
ImW -_n-uwf . 'si on.-en. num,
"; Gum—t, you, ct _
ÞlZWW after the conclusion of the draw
a .
* Should the first number, on the lSth day !]
si of drawing. bet-it'ner of the numbers stsiom "]
- to 250, intlnsi-sc, then. in that caso,thc next
'dz-ztn'n number (not" one of those numberst
shut] dnw, and be ent'Mcd to the 250 tickcts.
with the prizes and btanks that may be druwsiir
To them previous to the lzth day of drawing-":
and in the like manner with tiekcts sul' the
YOth, fish, and 30th days ot'dran'ing; so
thee : person with one ticket may draw One
Wosand Ticketx! Question- How? "An
WSuppose No. HtlFZ, is the property
.l, the first drawn numbor on the tssh day
of drawing, which wi] entitle Jto the num
bers from 1 to 250; and the. first drawn nttm.
her on the 20th day of thisiﬂk ing; ctmay be No
175, which will'cntitsh him to the numbers
from 25] to 500. The first drawn number
._ en the 25th day, may he No. 375, which win.
Smiths hin- to the numbers from them thy
b2,250, inclusit'c ; and the first drawn num
oer, on the Son: day of drawing, may be one
of the 750 tickets already drawn, which wit'
fifth him to the numbers from 22250 to
UNDER the o'urhonty of : deed of trust
from Sound b'aiIcy to us, for the purpose ot
wearing the payment of certain de bts to WJ
lien Wibo't. surviving admittistrator of Cum
Oerlcnd Wu'nn, deccased, and w Mjamin
Been, we will oﬀer ut public ale; for cult,
out-the l9th dey of Much next, at the front
door of the court-house, in Fair-fast eounty,
siadTRACT OF LAND, io-the said courtly-"
mited in the dead as situatedon Omoguln
W*qjoiniog to "the town" of Colehester,
aid ct ss to the said S.:nactllat'ky by his
ss-W Was-I Biley—suppooed to mio
Thou: Harosonct-junss
, , 8. l.. Taylor.
-w o. . si - ss feats
- - HEMP SEED. -
'ctct! Fi-eNOOQ Blanks drawn to be entitled to a
Ten Dollar pn'ze each.
-- The drawing wi.l commence in the
si'Cify of Sew York on the thin] 'lucsday in
April next, and will continue to draw 600
Tlekets each day (except the list (in) , nhcn
there will remain 800 to be drawn) until
finished.
Ticurs sor eaie by R. GRAY, Booksel-i
ler, Lint; street, .\lcxandria, where all tick—
etgsi told by him may be enumincd, and inson
mation obtained respecting the Lottery du:
' ing the drz'znii ig, face of e*<pence ?: izcs in
the Balti-norc Coiiei'e l.uLtety uiil be taken
"their hill vatuc for l'ickets in this Lottcry,
end the dissevence paid in rash Cash ttiil
eke be adtance I for prize: as soon as drawn,
at a moderate disceunt.
Present price oi ticketa cig ht dollars.
- luntary !.
an . . lOth day of drawing, entitled
; .? si to snooo.
lssﬂ do; .- ssrsi lfth do. 250 Tickets from
'si"-ctss si {to 1 to No. 250, inclusiv'c.
WR usi—rct si 50th do. 250 do from No
25] to 500,inclusivc.
: _ to.—si "* .- Me!
,zm-Yes, sir. and the thousand tirke's
y drnw nue llumlred 'l'housand Douars!
ct"— o_'r_ a. AXXLXTZD PRRZES.
'oi
of .
. Pubhsic Side.
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. . . , A, :
luce Dennmh,
' And
345,000 7
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4
siss'ctl " and usety
kiddnroying worms.
andinteatinel; '_
'Þ'rom Mr. Benjemin William, M. 30, Be!
' time" art-et, two dom above coat/t Gay
m-eec. '
! Ilion a con six years of age, who for four
years past, has been generally in a very an'
sihealthv Its-te, particularly in summon-fre
gzuessmly aﬄicted with alarming convulsion
i ta,. the whole of his little frame wasted seat,
his breath foetid, and almost constant itching
at the nose waaexcited, with other ularming
symptoms. During the course of the above
period, the advice and attendance of three of
the thost ' eminent physicians in Baltimore
were successively procured. Each of these
s gentlemen, in his turn, declared worms to be
? the cause of the child's disordcriand cxhaust
ed his skill in attempting to-eXpel them. Pink
ss root, steei filings. with a variety of other me—
fdicines, were adminiotered without the least
success. It was once pronounced impossible
lor the child to live many hours.
I had heard of your Worm Destroying Lo
zenges. but with many others did not think
highly ol'so cheap a medicine, until :: gentle—
ss man ofmy acquaintance (Mr. \Vm. S. Moon-e,
auctioneer) in whose family they had been
used with good eﬀect, advised me to make
trialof them; I accordingly gave my son a
dose agreeable to directions, which soon ex
pellcd eight large worms. some of them a
houteight inches in length ; a Second (lose
lbzungnt away lsiour more of similar size; a
third close being admiuistcred, no worms . P—
pcared. The child recovered and now euju_'-,
ss a good state of health.
BENJAMLN VVi—LLIAMS.
Some time !ust spring ( was aﬄicted with ]
oss of appcusie, giddiness in the fudv fever, ss
and great dcbility, so that I (* 'i. souruly
walk. In this clictrcssing situ-ctusim ] took
many things, but Without bcnclit. An ac
quaintance in the cuuutrv sent to me to pro
cunc u box of Hamilton's Lozcnzcs. Curiosi
tysiprornpted me to read the directions, where
lfonntl my complaint exactly described by
—th doctor. ] immediately sent sore;-other
boxctof the lozenges, and' took one done,
which brought away a large quantity of
WIWS, and} felt greatly relieved. Encou.
ragetl by this,] took another close, which
was attended with the happiest eﬀects, as it
defieved me entirely, and am now in a better
state "of health than for : eonsidera'xle time
tne nose, and theyr the sent—mondsioas,
eppiletie sits, Lend unmetimes a priuuon of
speech—irregular appetite, someth 1: lm n.
iog sopdand cometimes voracious— put-gin;
with 'ssuby. andilctid etoqls—vomitinsi - --.*.argc _
usindsi limitour—pains. and nicks-cant am- no- ?
mach—blind inss the head and thiglu. with
lows of tpiritssdow fever, With gman
and irregulnr .pulse-sin dry ' coughsi—exeessivo
tﬄ-Mmesst pale" md unhealthY—si coun
enaneﬂ end quetime'a the fnee ble-ted and
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AFFlDAVIT. .
Michael Duﬀy, residing at No. 47,\Valkes
street, ["ell's Point, in the city of 8 -ltimore
voluntarily maketh oath that the following
statemcnt is just and true :
In the beginning of May last, my three
children, a boy of seven, and two girls the one
five. and the other three years of age were
taken very ill, nearly at the same time, at a
common lever, as I then supposed ; but was
soon convinced the dis-order was caused by
worms. They were frequently troubled with
convulsion sits, and violent starting-s in their
sleep, and with almost continual vomiting and
purging-. particularly the youngest. I made
izznllCtli-silc application to :: pln'sicinn of the
first reputation, and his mcdlcmes were ad
i'uinistered with aconsi cnce ol'success, which
only increased our disappointmeut. 'l'he
children grew daily worse,-and ! was absolute
;y without hopes of their recovery. si The
youngest soon appeared almost dernid of ani
mation, and scarcely un inhabii-nt of this
world. ln this distressing moment [was told
that Hamilton's W'orm Destloying Lozengcs
had performed many cures in cases equally
desperate. l immediately purchased :: box,
and gave each of them ;: (lose, which in a few
hours prodncul the most desirable efl'czctsiss—
The eldest voided a great number of very
urge worms, and-the second thousctudsctot'
small ones, many nl them not a qnctrtci ul un
inch-win the youngest they seemed to be con
sumed, and had the appearance ol'sltin and
slimy matter. ! repeated the close aureeahle
to the paper os directio'.ls, and they all speed
ily recovered agood state ol' he."-th, which
they still enjoy, though 5 mouths have near
ly elupsed. since thcv Were on the horders of
the grave, and the death of the wnole seemed
to be inevitable.
I . SMlTH.
Sworn before me, this 26th day as Septem
her, 17 99.
Philulsl/zhia, ling-cut 5 1806.
TO H. LEE.
——
Lee'l Forereign ()intment [or the ltch, a
' eertuin cure by once using; llatnctiltun's Lo
izenges ; Hulnilton's Elixir, for Coughs; the
; celebrated Antinilious Pilla; Hamilto'n's lis
i.eence of Musturd, for the Rheumutism ;
'sootn-Ache Drops ; llumilton'a Grund Re
storative for Debility.
his? TAKE-NOTlCE.—That imitatiens
osthe above medicines are for sole in this
tmx'n—tlzereforeplease to apply only to Jus.
] Kcnncdy, aen. Bookseller, King-street, Alexn.
who has long; been sole ngent for the sale of
the genuine preparatimn. As :: further secu
rity againstimposttion, each genuine article
has on its outside wrappcr, the siignature of
Hannah Lcc,
'H'z'dovv if the late Praﬂrictor
' July 31.
lss'm'uablc Prcþwtctrjaz' Salt.
on which the said ctR. T'. [lam- Iately rcsidcd
situated at the cornw of Prince and-Water
i-streeu, and sronting .feet .or therea
bouts on Water, and. set on Prince
streete. On this.}ucpcrty there are exten
sive Brick Buildings, forming a large and
* well finished Dwelling Home & tnrce Stores,
with :.lillcrcszar) out houses, apump in the
i
i
Invention better than Cure.
In ene- o] heed ache. foul mmaeh, end
for removlng superfluous biless perhaps no
remedy hue ween discovered >nperlor to ,
LBE'S HAHN'S.ANTU$1LIUUS PlsiLLS,
; Which for lo youre past. have been attend
ss ed—wilh the greate". succoes. The lenimony
,of many respeetahle- per'sons in our'sonthcrn
' sea porls has been adcluced who have reason
to believe that-a limely me of thzs unlucary
Z remedy during the prevvlence of malignsnt
Certzficate of Wms Devenny.
During the last. nine Years I have been in
the habit of using Hahn's Antibuious Pills,
prepared by the late Mr. Lee, whenever
culds, head ache, or conivencss have render
ed medicine necessary ; in these cases a sin
gle dose sshas unil'ormly removed my head
ache, and but generally been found sufficient
to remove every symptom Of a cold, is taken
on its first appearance. lnduccd by she be
nesit l have rcccivcd, [have son-)cnrs past
recommendcd them to many of my friends,
and 1 have the pleasure to inform you, they
-have invarlably sucsiceded in removing the
above complaints.
- Yours, ' WM. DEVENXY,
' lever-, has preserved then health aller ex
i periencing alarming symptoms of fever.
IN" pursuzmce of : deed executcd to the
subsieribers on the ! lth day of August, 1808.
by the hue Robert T. How, him. in trust lo.
certuin purposes thereby expressed, they will
proceed to sell nt public unction. at the Col
lee-Housc, in the town of Alexandria, on the
.first Monday in March next, the tellen-ing
valuable Pru/terly, viz.
R. Harrlson.
Nor. 30. eots.
, A ﬂesh A ortmcnt ,
of ladies' [(in and .lorocco SHOBS o
the new'est fast-tions. are just received from
Phsladelphia, New-Yerk and Boston—Akog
gentlemeos' best New-York WOES and
PU MPS. both" ieather and moroeeo.
(? ClDER by the barrel. _ ' .
House and Lot situated at the corner of Wa
ter and Duke strects, sronting sect on
W'ater, and feet on .lluke. This pro
perty is subject to an annual ground rent sor
cvcr ol sixty one and ar half dollars.
The whole of the above property except
the last is free ol encumbrunce, and will I)
shcwu at any time to such as desire to be in
formed about it. The sole wilt be made on : i
credit of 6, 12 and 18 mouths for app red
indorsed notes, hoped-hie at the bank of A ex
audria.
yard and an excellent garden.
A ]. 8 0.
One Lot of Ground in the
wi-l'town of Alexandria, [sing eastward ol
Union and between Duke and Wolie directs,
with : Whars extended ﬂom the same into
the river: This lot sronts sect on the
Potomuc. .
One other Lot, Situated on
-Wuter street, between Prince and iluke—ss
streete, and l'ronting about 27 l'ccton W'atel- l
street. 'i'his lot is handsomely enclosed, and 5
there is a very productive garden upon it.
The undivided Aseicty eft/lesollomng Pro/wr
ty, all ciiuatcd in (lie arm'd town of Alectun- ss
dria, to wit— ]
Februar-y 21; ' an
The undivided Moiety of &
One Moietv of the -'Property
[ﬂicted fish ﬂy If the chase
"1 " 4 hv'esi humedfntesincoum
ev'r Form DeclroWct'LBzsie-ugﬂ
ye been eonnnntly extended With
lTCH CURED.
complfinu almllnr to thou above
Charles Simms,
Thomas Swann,
Wmsi. Herbert,
N. Fttz-hugh,-' Ex'rs.
Bagh bunch. ss
Feb 15 _ f pn4w
Þ PRlN'l iNis m allits va- ct
rious branches. htndsemessly cx-ct'
ecuted ivitb ecetmcy and dis; &.
sipatch'. -
. ofxlxis tmcti. very l'erzihweil Waicrcd, and
. in abundance of timber-si ssltssu general;)- my,
This 15 to give Notice,
Til/V'l the tubscriben of Men-mue coun
ty, in the district of Columbie, have obtained
(tom the ()rphan' :: Court of nid countysi, let.
ten testamenuu-y on the estate of thy
1- "then-un, lete of the county akin-emit]
dec'd, all person: having claims again'et suit!
deccasetl are hereby warned to exhibit ;tho
same, wirh the voudtenthcreof. to the cal)
scn'ber: on or before the ch daysios Any, next
or they may by law be excluded from nil'be
ncfit to said estate, and thou ipdcbwd there
to are required to make immediate ]mcnt.
Given under eur betide this "th y esse.—
bmﬂry, 1810
: rivcr Putomw, adjoiniog the Stratford estate.
- is extremely sex-tile, and all osit as good as
. 'Jic lands generally are. in shut part os,tho
, country. The Mars}! assurdssscxceich range
: fowls of Which that river abounds. and must
. lt Wiil however) e laid usi'to suit purchaser:
'Orphan's Court,
Alexandria Cct'ounty, Fell. 'l'erm,' '1810.
Ortiet'ed, That the xcctttots of OWEN
F. MAGRsi"\lll. deemed; do insert the
follow-in;, r zdseitiscment three times' in each
me}; sur s-mr week-, in the Alcxuntsilrta
Daily Guzette.
'lesiste.
' ler, ill-tho coumy, of ifrsisioamiek
be agreed upon. si
john Hoþsikms.
Juiy 27- 'Bawom
in the Dismal Swamp Compuny.
Upwards of. 16,oco acres of
_Lands, being fcrysioid intittan') rtghss ))"an
t': the st.si.tcs oi Oi'lo. hentucky and e ctln
die.-m territory, rhietly pzztented in my own
name an'? ready to be bhcwn. _
A more pxzicul'n- description of the sore
going property "L'—t' be seen by applying to
3", "i.:y) "38 'sctt'figr, 'diss kithmond, Will) i!
authorizcd to make tortuous, 01'10 mysckf
in Alexandria. The ti-ics are uiiuqdouhtcd
and the terms proposed are, on'e'sifvmth itt
cush at the time of conveymice, the is?}azzce
in three imtulments. the last two to .he o'i
interest from the date. Any qyuecies of the
pt: , s: stock and of the different limits in the
Unned State: of lnsuranee Companics—of
the Potnmztc Bricige and 'l'nrnpikc Compa
mea will be received in [ny-ment according
to their fair vaiue. Ground rent: in the city
of Richmond and town of_ Alexandria. or
Honses and Let-, wiil likewise he received
in payment according-"to such- rate. he may
.UUTK.
Five full & complete Sharcs
YM \ -\\'u\cl.si-,. '
t-isin the mssu us
Vir'giniv'si anWm ctWQ ncm- )] this "he
sithes]? midward- vel-7, in" meved- sun.;
tenumed for life or lives,,riio bush,-si; si." (i
all incnmb: once, ineiud'mg air excellent me,-,
chaff. miii livilrwhh swamliw wind-.- yivlsi-i \ .
Another tract containing ng
acrcssslyingin the county of Bcrkelcy, La—
jnining the residence of Rawleigh Coistcn,
esq. of which about 660 acrcs is ie-sitsed surtho
balance at the life of an aged man,the rest lif
hunted at will. This land is situsisite in What
is csidied the his; bend of Putomae, and harder-s
on it. in point of fertility it is esteemed in
ferior to none in that pan-t of the state and is
held by deed from James Mnrshaii, csq_. _
Seven other tracts containing
1000 acres each, udjoininct- each other in the
county of Zvlctson, within a few miles of me
()h'to. between the. two iizmhttw-a's on the Wa
tet's of Sztndy Crech. which runs through a
consider-able part of it. it ndjoins the imds
ofgeneral \\r'si.tshit*.gton. and the late licnju
mtn ilarridon, jttn cz-q. A large portion of
it is rieh bottom and the npitmd ofvery good
qusisility. It is held under the original paten
tec by deeds duiy recorded in the general
an amma] rent osss about --000_dolluzsis. Me si;
ing;, but purt' ofit is'liiisy and Honey, eiiiezi: -
ofliinessawnc. . ]: wild bcsillid oﬂ' to sui: pusil.
cisi-asen. 'si _ ss -
. Another craft,, called Hollis's
March, lying. in the coumy oi-\Vcsr.siioreL-.r.il
cosintning about 9800 , urn,!)ordcring on the
loc- Mcnhi lwa W
be a desiruhle cstuzc to any person who may
choose to rcside in that part ofthc country.-..
and the late rcsicienec of Richard Lce, esq. of
Chuntiliy. _ ()n tho estate are *a number of
iarms and tenants ut will. Pan of thiu land
The :.bnvc lands me i-elsil by deeds of pur—
chase (inly recorded inssxhc general court.
i'orsmckmnd is happily situutcd for fish and
Alex. Moorc, Registet.