Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-02-24 00:00:00, page 4

iH-df eminent phy'sicinnei in Baltimore
,; _ "succeseively procured: - Each of these
Xsiiﬂ-Þmen, in his-turn, declared worms to be
- 'The time of the child's died:—der, and exhaust-_
- godd'usi skill hittcmpting to expel them. Pink
not, steel filings. with a 'variety of other me—
si—Mieine'l. were mlministered without the least
simce'u. It was once pronounced impossible
- '— tosir the-"Add to live m'any hours.
lined heurdctof your \Vorm Destroying Lo
=seug=es, but with many others did not think
'sssi'sihighfyisof so cheap 'a medicine, until a gentle
- * inn-of my acquaintance (Mr. \Vm. S. Moore,
4luetioncer)in whose family they had been
used with good effect, advised me to make
' trill'ofthem; ! accordingly gave my son ::
** dose agreeable to directions, which soon ex
_ctsi pened eight luge "worms, some of them a
'_ bout eight inches in length; a second close
" brought "ny-four more of similar size ; a
'* third date being administered, no worms up—
} pened. The child recovered and now enjoys
Zv- ct I good state 'ol' health. .
si BENJAMXN WLLLlAMS.
'AFFlDAVIT.
Richael Duﬀy, residing at Nosi. '47, VValltes
Wt, Fell's Point, in the city of Bnltimore
voluntariiy maketh oath thlt the following
* Otatementisjnst and true: si
' he the beginning of May last, my three
'_si<bildrep, a boy of seven. and two girls the o
riventnd the other three years of age we
'Knltelnery ill, nearly at the same tune, of
mnottsisever, as ] then supposed ; but wa
aooneonvinced the dis-order was caused by
- worms. They were frequently troubled with
myuleifm sits, and violent startings in their
die-p, .md with almost continual vomiting and
. tging, particularly the youngest. ] made
' mmecllzvte application- to a physician of the
dine reputation,_and his medicines were ad
- ministered with a consi ence ot'success, which
only increased our disappointment. The
children grew daily worse. and ] was absolute
" without hopes of their recovery. - The
youngest soon nppcnrcd-almuat devoiclof ani—
mation, and scarcely an inhuoiiant of this
world. In this distreesing moment I was told
that Hnmilton'e \Vorm Destroying Ictoacnges'
had perforated many curea in cases equally
desperate. l immediately purehased a box,
and gave each of them a dose, which in a few
hours produced-the most desirable eﬀects.—
The eldest voided a—gresiat number of very
arge worms, and the second thousands of"
and] ones, many of them not a quartet of an
inch—in the youngest they seemed to be con
sumed,'and had the appearance of skin and
altmy matter. I repeated the dose agreeable
to the paper of directions, and they all speed
ily recovered agood state of health, which
they still eajoy, though s mouths have near
ly ehpsed, since they were on the borders of
the grave, and the death of the whole seemed
to be inevitable. 1
:. SMlTH. ;
-Swora before me, this 26th day oi'Soptem
ber, siu99.
(1 9!" IN six years of esse, who for four
year-put- boy-been generally in . very un
_ WH- Plrticulnrly in summer; fre- ;
"'ss _ !" metal with ﬂaming eonvulsion ,
\ '-:siu' 'the Ylbh; o"! tus little {make wanted seat, !
.hil heal! foetid, mldmoet constant itching
ss it the note an excited. with other dancing
ss'YlÞPYl-l- Qui-ing the coin-sect the shave
Bind, the 'dfw life-"dance of three of,
Philedd/lln'a, dugust 5 1806.
TO H. LEE. -'
Some time lest spring l was aﬄicted with
on of appetite, giddiness in the head, fever, ss
and great debility, so that ! could scarcely i
walk. in this distressing eituation I tBok'
.siznany things, but without benesit. An ec
queintance in the countrv sent to me to pro
-curee be: of Hamilton's Losenges. Curiosi
' ty prompted-me to read the dimctions, where
'1 had my complaint exeetly described by
thedoctor. [. immediately sent for another.
do: of the Lozench, and took one doee,'
which brought away s large. qdantity of ?
m end l selt greatly relieved.— Encou- ;
used by this, ! took another dose, which ss
wounded with the happieet eﬂ'ects, as it ss
delievedme entirely, and am now in sctbetterl
"gate of hnlth then. for a considenhle time
?. non, odd-out duesi seat—conulsien,
w Its, uul sometimes . priceuon of .
' ss ' -ss ' l.!"dppctitc, sometime lmsith- ss
3" Njnd sometimes voncious— put-gin; ss
with sidy Msifosgizﬂzsdfi-sizmifinp minute 4
m My— I ne ess at the sto- '
:b-Þ h theheld Ind Mss, Withss
m, ,; We, fever, - smell
ddmhrpnbo—idry couch—excessue
: Mans pale and ubeslth! coun
'm me-Mmuosﬄ add!
'W . .
ASMW— ,- nry nue-m n'ot,)
_ - , __ _ I- indubiteble proof ofthe ]
KM ol'tbi: veluebie apecific,
;Mm in the human -stomeh ss
, 4)? . is ' ; si
Msisi-sisi ' ' " manne' 'xozo-zll
. . .. . ct _ , , , e , . - ss
March, two-dom eom comb ch- *
mue si j
"N
sirmmssiss ' ct'si_
"ct- TME ssffissssss"? "" "
"151' :. qsizzn a a & osisscss
. Present-he __ Mans-'a". ss
?' -ln caaea of h " 'ache, foul stomach, -and '
ssfor removing superﬂuoul while, perhaps- ss
ss remedy has been diaeovei'edauþerior to * "
sil-EB'S HAHN'S; ANTlBll-IOUS .PILLS- ss
" - Which for to" ssyoara past have been attend-ss
? ed with the-greatest success. The teetimonysi
osv many reapectable person: in our aouthern'
aea parts has been-adduced who have reason '.
to believe that a timelysiss me of this aalutary
remedy during the prevalence of malignant
sssiievers, has preserved their health after ex
ieneinz alarming' symptom: of fever.
siCCTlZ-fiCdf! of Was. Dwenny.
" During the last nine years I have been in
si'the habit of using Hahn's Antibilious Pills,
.prepar'ed by the late Mr. Lee, whenever,
? colds, head ache, or costiveness have render
j ed medicine necessary ; in these cases a sin
' gle deae has uniformly removed my head}
' ache, and has generally-been found sufficient
to remove every symptom of a cold, is taken
_ on its first appearance. Induced by'the be
si nefit ! have received, [have for years past
* recommended them to many of my friends,
and l have the pleasure to inform you, they
have invariably succeeded in removing the
, above complaints.
Yours, " VVM. DEVEN—NY,
.:7' TAKE NOTlCE.—That imitation:
ofthe above medicines are for sale in this
' town—therefore please to apply only to Jac.
! Kennedy, nen. Bookseller, Ring-street, Alexa.
' who has longheen sole agent for the eale of
the genuinepreparations. As : further secu
- rity against imposttion, each genuine article
on its outside wrapper, the aignature of
she received the following articlcs .
New Orleans and b't. Croix Sugar: of the
But quality
Mississippi Cotton of the first quality
Cogniac Brandy, St. Croix Rum, Hold-nel
! Gin'
London Particular Madeira
Sherry VVlNES
Lisbon '
Superior Claret in cases
Imperial,
Hyson,
Young ilyson, _
Hyson Skin, ct TEA'S'
Souchong, &
Bohea
si Best Grecn Coﬂ'ce in bass and barrel!
Gunpowder
P. B. Patcnt Shot, lrom B. B. to No. 9
Mould Shot, B.L. and 5 S. G.
Sult Petrc, double refined
Spanish Flotant Indigo
. Commras ofthe lst quality
Fresh N utmcgs
l'imento and black Pepper,
! llemijohns,
\Vith a general assortment ol' GRDCE
RlES, and as usual, old jamaica Spirits,
3 Peach Bramly, and old Part wine in bottles.
The above articles will be said very low by
* he wholesale or retail.
l _
}
sirnent in the instrument for extracting teeth,
' by which that operatmn is rendered consider
-'where that will apply) the rjaw has in no ln
Lee's Sovereign' Ointmcnt lor the lich, _a
, certain cure by once using; Hamilton's Lo
si zenges ; Hamilton's Elixir, for Conghez the
. celebrated Antibilious Pills; Hamilton's Es
f aence of Mustard, 'sor the Rhcumatism ;
* Tooth-Ache Drops; Haniilton's Grand Re
i storative for Debiltty.
December 28. eoSmss
ca- PRI'NTINGssin all'its va.
rious branches, sshandsomel " ex.
ecuted with accutacy diaf
patch.
street to
Chsi : Douglas.
Intendinq to 'ayply_ for a patent, it cannot
be seen sor exanunatton at present.
ably less painful. and more safe, than by the
common method. and applies in all cases.
, During some month:- use of this instru—
ment, (the only one except Bruss's Patent,
hornes as usual . Apply lower end of Prince—
atance been injured, nor the gum torn (or la
cerated.) .
Persona who chose lt, attended at their
v
TO RENT, _
A convenient and well finished BRlCK_
IlOUSE, at the upper end of King atreet. _ '
]ames .Sanderson.
Noe : d
ss - The Subscriber
New Tooth 'Extractbr. _
THE aubacriber has eﬀected an improve-si
Iulv 31.
ITCH . EURED.
Hannah Lee,
of Mdomltclate Preþrictor
Þf.
"!
. I. ' i , ( -
fiinlie'rtonb Collection o'f Nay-, _*
\ ct mand Travek,
induce cunþletessum si {the Origin and
..v Promvsiqf Dian-cry y Sea end. Land;
- fromrtssk MWlfc Sourue. '
ust ootnsie-to hand and is ready for
inspection nt-the store of the aubecribessr; in
King-atreet, and with Mr. Troy-let, at the
'coﬀee-house. - . ,
Fully aware ofthe. impoaitions that here
been pnetded upon the public by manger
aoliciting aubecriptioua from— diatant places ; !
the Editorl invite their exnminatiorr of :
Work perhaps the mon useful. entertaining
as well as extensive in its kind that has ever
been undertaken in any country. Ahd'they ,
ﬂatter-thcmselvee that the American will by i
no means shrink' from a comparison with the ;
.London edition, tho' offered at six dollars
per Vol. less.
Thin number may be considered as a fair 'si'
specimen of the execution of the work, and ]
will be left a lhOlt time for examinationþesore
ther 2d number is putto press. After this the
eubacription will be raised to 22 25 each num
* her; and but a few more copies printed than
are sufficient to supplctv the suhacribera, that
the early patrons ot'this valuable Work may
have a decided advantage—subsequent appli
cations may therefore come too late.
it is also the intention of the Editor to an
nex to the last number a complete list of
names of the subscribera as the patron: and
encouraqers of useful knowledge, the art:
and literature of tthnited States.
Subscriptions are received by the suscrib
er.
.
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J —.____..--... .-___. .- _.___ _ _._
ctt'
Charles M'nght. ;
'— Who hu : number of building tecum
in diﬀerent part: of the town, which he will si
cell low for each, or love on ground not for-:
ever. -
FOR RENT.
HANDSOME LOT OF GROUND,'
adjoining the Spring Garden, contain- ;
ing 2 act-es. There is on 'the let & enug
Frame House, euitable for a small familv,
end enumber of the best kind of fruit trees. ;
The whole will be let on advmtageoue terms a'
to a good tenant. Apply to '
This 18 to give Not'iee. ,
That the subscribers ol Alexandria county
in the District of Columbia have obtained
si-omctthe Orphans' Court of said county let— ;
ters of administration on the personal estate 1
osJamez Bucon, late of the county asure
said merchant. deceased :— All per-'
eons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, on
or before the Ilst day of August next, or
ehy may by law be excluded from all benesit
to said estate; and those indebted thereto
are required to make immediate payment.
Gctiven under our hands,— this filst day of
February, 1810
THE fine— number of thin vain-ble Work
1- i
Orphans' Court,
Alexandria C'Olli-tlj, February Term, 1810.
()rdered, That the administrators of .!as'
Bacon, deceased, do insert the following ad
vertiseucttent three times in each week, for
four weeks in the Alexandria Daily (Lazettc. '
Teste. ALEX. MOORE, Reg.
To be Rentcd for a term ofyea-rs
H'AT valttablc tract of Land,- called
Preston, situatc on the Washington and
Alexandria turnpike road. at the junction of
but- mile creek and Potomac river, and dis
tant two miles from Alexandria, three lrom
\Vashinp;ton and five from George Town.—
'lhero are upon the premises a two story
dwelling house, containing six rooms and a
passage. with a kitchen, carriage house, sta
blca, &c. a large, handsome and highly ma
nured garden, cf at least ten acres, in a high
atate of cultivation, and lately laid oﬀ by an
experienced gardcner, an Ust'hal'd containing
several hundred pear, plumb, Hurry and
daw,-non trees, with English ivalnut, quince
and mulberry n'ees, and al,—o upwards of six
hundred apple trees, and two or three hun
dred peaeh trees. selected with care lrom the
best nuraeriea, and all in full beating. The
annual average product of the apple orcha'd
alone is'eSti-nated at 400 barrcla. This tract
contains about no acres of land, a considera
blc part whereof has been manured and sou'n
with clover seed The shorea aﬀord lish and
wild fowl, and one or two good sishing land
inga. 'she aituation is healthy, elevated and
pleasant,_.in full view of three towna, and is
well calculated for a place of public enter
taiament. lmmediate possession may be had
and the terms will be made known upon ap
licatioo to
Franccs Alexander.
{WW "& .":
hnuary 23. eotf
' ]ames Kennedy, sen.
Decembcr 5. c0{s
Elizabeth Bacon, Adm'x.
Matthew Robinson, her att'y.
William Fowle, administratar. '
l
Dr. Roof-enl- Phy'siclam Vadcmecnm—
just published-a very useful Mumul for
young gentlemen of the ficulty. Prico 11:
ccnts. '
Dr. Reeu's Medichl Guidc.
Pennington's Mcmoin oers. Eliu Cav
ter.
Blair's Lecturnss Rbnoricssk lad th:
Belleo Lcmes. ,
Adams's' Roman Ami'quitics.
Complcw Furrier (new edition.) "
Miues' M-ugaz'me—L-vob. si
Pox-tcu's Lecturet on St. Matthew.
Dr. Ncwcome'a ﬂat-mony of the Evangc.
lists. ,
Mrs. West": Letter: ton Young Men.
Cowpcr's Poems and 'l'csk—ocpcnte, cle
gum miniature editions.
Mcrliatov'ssi Kingdom, not of till \V0rld.
7 ancHnls ccms. '
Deumber 7. not!
THE aubscriber, by virtue of & deedes
trust to him from Mr. William Hodgeon, dat.
ed on the tOth day of Novemoer, in the year
"1808, for the ptl!*p0£c of indemnilying Mr.
John ﬂopkins-yuill, on ERIDAY, the 26th.
April next, at the hour of twelve o*cloctt ol
that day, is fair ; is not, on the next fair dav
at the same hour, proceed to sell, at the
court-house, in Alexandria. at public :ttc
! tion, to the highest bidder, sor ready money
{three thou.-and acres of LANI), eituate on
the lest fork of Big Sandy Creek, which
, land Was, at the time of the grante for the
ss same, in the county of Mononzalia, in the
; : ate os Vit'ginia.
! The above tracts o! lan-l were granted by
the state of Virginia, to John Allison by than
several patents containing: reapeetively one
thousand acres. and hearing date on the fire:
day of October, l'784, which land has been
since duly conveyed to the said William
Hodgaon by deed dtttcd 2-1 os Attgun, If".
Edmund ]. Lee, 7}ng
Nov. 27. .,
jcj'si' The editora of the- Fed si Rctqnt .
on and Nutiottal lntdiigrenecr, it li pin- it
this adrertiScmcnt and send their account: to
this office "
Pubhc Saic. si-z
N Saturday the third day of March next
at one o'clockin the alter-noon, witl be
exposed to sale before the door us the ('ossee.
chse, the nndermcntioncd valuable Land, in
two lots, lying;- within the limits of the eorpo.
ration of Alexandria, viz.
Eighteen acres and 48 perches, or there.
by, bounded by Gladcn's Ran, by the land; of
Mr. Alexander, col. Pe) ton, Mr. Sherron.
and others.
l-Tight act-e: known by the name ofPurÞea'
garden, boundcd in p.:rt by King-street ccnti
nue-Lhy the property ol' col. Peyton, Mr.
Honﬀ and the last mentioned lot.
'l'hese lots of ground are Under-stood to be
per fectly clear of the conﬂicting; claims which
havelately been agitated with respect to a;
partol'the land in their virinity.
A title deed willho made and urmediste
possession given. The purchaser will be
required to give bond for the put-chase mo
ney, p-tyoble by equal portions in one, two,
and three years, be:-ring interest from the
date, and a lien retained on the proPexcy till
A fresh Affirtmmt
of lndieo' (in and Morocco SHO Fsii 0
the newe-t ful-inns, are just received from
Pwiadelpb" New-York and Boston— Moo
gentlemens besin New-Yctk SHOES on;!
PU MPS. both =lnthcr end morocco.
pr- ClDER by the bmel. .
E. Gllmmi
.sihbmm 1}; "F.
side of King street. lie-tween Fairsnx & siWa.
tcr streete, essxtenczing in [; out on King street
34 sect 4 inches, in de pth 90 sect, tom-ded on
the north by Ramsay's ailey.
The sole will b: made under a deed of
trusfl to the subscriber, and an indispmublc
title conveyed to the purchaser. A crcc'siit of
three, six, and 9 monthes will be ailovod a
good negotiable notes with no approved en
dorsev. A lien on the property will be re
si ssct'si " s-sszu
And!" "if 0? Wsilsifmwymn, m.
'-ss ; stele}, Engzllrut, _ si
siGonﬂmen and Lady-13 ' ss Album",
in plain and Morocco bhndings, "for the sict
me. ( - ct
AND ..
tained until puyment. , -si -
si " R. lo Tilchs.
silanuaryllj, ss _ Jaw-'t
.lobnun's Virginla and. Men-'I Alm- '
me: for do. containing tVd'ZioIYos uuelul and
entertaining guttes—by the dnen or other.
win. '
payment. .
corctm AL'LD.
Atonv'clock. !. n. on SATURDAY tho
lOth day of Fcbruary next, the aukzscriber'
willoﬀer for tale, at the cnssce houzc,
Wss ' me Sale. ct—
A Lot of Ground on the nnrtl'l
(a
" Phbliz'ssiile.
ctsissio; 'si