Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-08-16 00:00:00, page 4

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?: amid-c- nsilcnutd finiisilssttss 0! No- You!
( A; preparedﬀrom the original si-sefgt'ezctbt in
- mctwmssof Hzessdlsstbscribcfil his .- 'mdo_w,si by,
{But/tom they are prepare-:} Mtbithgut wisest
ss si * . " "; nonectare genuine. ss ss'ss
si}- ct had: - Cougfts, --Colds,-521sthm45:
si? ss..'—-.si : . He. ' , si ss'
aAre immediately rexeived and: speedily MÞ
tsict si ss . edsiby the use of si
fsisscHAMl'l-TON'S ' [sum-m roa copG—HS
;: .fisslE'AR bough: experience has taught-thou
Þ-aauds that 0in and heated medicines, JOksled
h—withssiniþn siopiatcs—or sleepy drugs, repeat
haddsso'sisesss 6 ss-whichsiﬂatter and deceive the Pa
Meat for the present, by procw'ing momenta
zry ease.-5 -cxPel-ienee,=:l say,- has-. taught
Wounds, that the common-.opiates and bel—ssss
mannes, as they are caUed, finally aggvztvata.
percry-disoﬄcrssof the breast Had lungs, in
{heir most ststress'tng symptoms. that they
ﬀvadsisithe Stomach and impair the digestion
Yctsissine' the whole system, increase the diffi
nisi-cutty'of breathing and excite fever. But the
5fctsiquttlities-of this valuable discovery are e
"? Viueed by perfectly opposite eﬀects- A sin
Lgle-tt-ial wilt prove, that it restores the tie
Tcttermsiination of the ﬂuids to the sursace of the
Myy'ond brings-on the common healthsul
:þevspirsittionz-thut it dislodges and evacuates
Sfthe tough viscid phlegm or muzus, strength
sidcns the wenkened vesseis of the ltkngsisi,
-'3 sheashesthe acrimonious humor which irri
si'tatcs them, and finally dischurges it. Thus
4 mixing" at the root of the (tisordcr, the
"sisymptoms are of course eﬀectuzlly and per
"ss-sissmanenlly conquered, the reverse of common
"! medicines, which weaken the constxtution and.
"; give strength to the disordcr for the sake of
: -moderttting fox-the present some of its pain—
Pin! eﬀects.
' ssTo pan—ents; who have children aﬄicted Witn
[sithe whooping cough, this discoveiy is of the
Ess-fmit magnitude, as it aﬂ'ords immediate re—
.ss. lief. chegks the progress, and in a short time
si- entirely removes the most cruel disordcr tosssi
si-sslm'e sent you the following account of the
Iliac-nella i have received issromi- ; which l hope
" Will induce others to give it a trial. In con
t lequcnce of a bruise on the breast received
s-fromsi act-fall, ..my health grew had, my ere-sith
zing became et,-ry difficult, and frequently I
Zcthave had suddenly to rise up in my bed with
dull the horrors of immediate suﬂ'ocutiow—si
'.' Mdso these a constant pain in my breast,
and a cesi-ssugh, a great lossol' strength St. flesh-, ss
band you may conccire that my symptoms
li.-evidently indicuted an approaching consump; "
f _' The advice of a most eminentctpliysifsisi
Ne estres resorted to, and afterwards :: second
Pwas called in, but without.-giving me any rect-si
inQf. Another physicisim wlwssknewme and
fkthe circumszances of my case, advised-me to
ltgisive Hemizto'u's Elixir asicttrtel; saying he had '
'si-"'\1$sitl'.—it in his practice and always found it to _*
He much-si good. A bottle was procured from
FMP. Birch's, and ! found relief belore I had
"sink-m hall" olsiit. I continued to use-it & was
deceit-strong to attend to business. _On-takiisi.g
"cold, some of m'y former symptoms return-,
That are always removed by- & dosect or two ol
si George -Bcnner,_,-3un.
." Wedy for the.-inch, above every o...
.:thergne the certainty ofthe cure by a single
silﬂlsimfionct ; the ingredients being sosi inno
16QWIQ to be applied with perfect safety to
the terdereersiinsmt ; and its being not only
Dec'fmm any Mensive. smell, but equally a
._ amblssslixhxhe plcaiantest pomamm—
.} ' Dr 'Hamiﬂon's Grand Rquretive.
. -_ m as and invaluable medicine for- the
m relief. ghd permanent cure of various
w chh zems am. Hair-Ye!
.
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Mr. Abljah Henly, BriJge street, Bold—si.
"Wife was cured by one-home ol' Hamilton's
Elixir, of a very complicated disorder, occa
' sighed by asivery sevcre. cold caught several
ss mouths ago. He breathed with the greatest
difficulty,' and was often thrown into weaken-.
ing "sweare when he attempted to walk any
distance, and his voice would frequently fall
in such. a degree that. he could only auempt
sisswn's elixtr, prepared. þy the line Mr. Lec, I -
whichjchildren are-liable. The t'ilixirsi .is so
perfectly" agreeable, and the close so small
that no difficulty urises in taking it.
f—si'Sel-ected Recommemlatwnssi ,
si .si-B'eing desirous to make public for the good
ctdfotliesirs, the excellent quality of iltinil
ctimorof thisinvsisiluable medicme. .
si hue-used-it-during'the lust ten years cz'm tes
Q ss
to whisperz- He has: been upwards olsi six 3
weeks without a return of his complaints ;;
and desxres 'to give his public testimony in sia
* sino. ll. Budd street, Philudelphiassl
'Mrso'si'HJctec, New Yorlt. .}
bssy sithe rollOWing morning-,— es thous-ends who
gassctss his this-o'mtmentsiis used at night on '
WHW bed it never fails to perform a cure
. WM the inventor confidently recom—ct
, .
ss _ .. 'Tsshc peculiar excellencles-of thisin—_
By once using; Lee's SovereignssOint-mentssss
\ sieprOPl'ictcr informs those pcrsons and fa- ss
;" who are suffering under tliis disease.
ss the infecxion of which no person is
"fish Cu red,
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issisilll .or' sr'QQuent- use .of "mercury, the disease:
'r'lPecusiar to females .at - a certain period. of
,mach-—pains in the head and thighs, with
+-]0si\vncss of spirits-.-slow fever, with small
- and irregular pulse—a-dry cough—excesaive
'ss-tvhirst-si—sometimes pale and unhealthy coun
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--—mor-sict'ng-ct-bad and cotrupt game—itching m
fine nose, and about the soat—convulsxonS,
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PJlbllC SRLC.
By virtue of & deed ostrust l'rom Sarah Porter ,
to the subscriber, to sccure the payment of
a sum of money due irom her to Anderaan
and Br'ooke and Wyllie and Langley, will be
sold for cash, at public auction on the pre
mises, on llte,_fiﬂec*1ztlzssday of b'c/ztc'nsizbcr :
next, _ 1
A very. value-ble Pzece of Ground, ?
Sitssuated in the town of Alexandria and si
boundes] as follows: ss " ?
BEGlNNlNG on the north side of deette ,
Alley at the distance of two hundred
and forty lcetcast from Water street, running "
thence east on Fayette alley sixty feet to Usi.
nion street, be the same more ,or less; thence
north along Union street forty six feet six
inches and an half, to an alley between. the
property of VVilliamRamsay, deceased, and"?
John Carlyle ; thence with thectsaidsiallgy six-47
si ty- fesscsitz 'thencctp the begwninn ' " '
\ ;Robersit {, Taylor, Trusteex'i-a
must as my ' l
.symptoms, should have immediate recoursc
New. Teas ""a-5 reduced Priam.
105 chests, half chesxs. and hoxes gun
powder, imperizl, hyson, young hyson, and
hyson skin Teas. principally of the d'idney's
cal-go, lately. landed and of excellentouali
es.
. !20 barrels Rye NVhiskcy.
.- 20 barrels &- 8 hossrshcads N. E. Rum.
. 40 dezen old Medoc Claret, import-ed in
.! 807.
.15: quarter casks Malaga W'ine.
- ; pipes Lisbon'and Fssayal Wines.
4000 lbs. Coﬂ'ee.
- 4000 lbs. Loaf an! Lump Sugar.
lO hogsheads and 40 barrels first &- se
cond quality Muscovado Sugard.
20 bagsclean heavy pcppcr and pimcnto
si 3 chests Cassia, is (lassia buds
30 lbs . fresh nutmcgs
20 boxes. ! dozen each, bottles best Flo
rence sallad oil
120 boxes and half bones choice lst and 2d
quality Havanna and St. Jago cigars
10 bales Georgin Upland LOLLOD
3 hhds green copperas
ing food—and sometimes voracious—purging
With slimy and foetid stools—vomitinp-Jurge
and hard belly—pains andsickn-ess at the sto
ife, bad layings in, & o '
.' - " ' HAÞ'HLTON'S
CELEBRATED \VORM DESTROYlNG !ss
si-siL'O-ZEAGES. *
?rA-mong the symptoms attending -V_Vorms
"are,-;,disagreeable breath, es—peciatly to the
zsj' Suld only by. James Kennedy, sen
Booksvller, King Sir cet, Alexandria, who
has long been sole age at for the sale esche
gem-Line preparations.
Hannah. Lee,
New York,*25th Fe
10 Bamillon's lVorm Destroying chmges
which have been constantly attended with
success in all complaintssimilur to those above
described. ss
Halm's true and Genuznc German Com ]
Plai/Zer, 4
An infallibletemedy for Corns; speedily
removing them root and branch, without giv
ing pain.
' Gcmmzc Pcr/zan Lotzon,
The Rcstorutive Powder—ler the Teeth
and Gums.
-: Halm's Genuzne Eye Water,
A sovereign remedy sor-ult diseases vosthc
eyes. > .
Hamzcton's siEsscnce and ,thmct
1000 lbs glue .
500 galluns pickling Vinegar I
50 demijohns !
\V hich with his usual extensive assortment .
of \Vincs, Liquors and Grocerles will be sold
on lou terms for cash, and to punctual men
at a moderate credit, by _
joseph ctMandewlle,
Insallibz'e Ague and feversiDrosi/Js. -
Pleasuresz ,juvenile indiscretions, rcS'tdonce; ]
ictclimates unt'evorabte to the constitutionztþe 'tss
im moderate use of tea, ,frequeht iixtoxicatiohct '
Or any destructive-intemperance, the unskil—
si-q/ Musta-ra,
For Rhessumaiism, Gout, P—alsy, Swellings,
Numbness, &c.
, Tooth Asiche Drosts,
_ Theonly remedy yet discovered; which
gives immediate and. lasting relief-in. the
most severe instances.
.T/zc Anddyne'Elz'xir,
For the cure of e'very kind of head ache.
n-uncesi, and sometimes the face bloatcd and
ushed. .
'Persons siaﬄicted with any of the above
eppiletic fits, .and sometimes a prieauoo of
Comer of King and Ict'az'r/sz street: '
!
- T/ze Demask Lip Salvc.
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containing about 2
of Fauquter and state of Vir
a most healthy part of the st
bonrhood of three valuable
tetween Leathercout and Piguut Monntains ;
ten miles from the Court'house of the said
County, seven miles lt'om l-lttymztrltet, where
' the newly contemplated 'l'nrnpike Roud will
pass, so: miles from Middleburg and forty
iivesrom miles from the City oi \\"ashin-5ton,
.and the commerci-ctl town of Alexandria. The
great reud from over the Ridge by the Plains
_ sses throuZh it, on which is an excellent
sisi..\,N'aggon bsstztnu, from whence great of quanti
ss ties of Manure are unnunlly Collected. 'l'wo
thirds of this estate is une'ieared, and in ex
' eellent timber. The soil is well adapted to
the eultivuuon of Indinn. Corn, Wheat and
Tobacco, and from experitnents made, no
land is better suited for the use of the plaistes
There is & DWlﬂl-lJN-G HOUSE on the
estate newly finished, with two romns on &
sslioor, and other convenient out houses, cul
culuted for the accommodatien ol'u small l'uj
This estate is at present divided into
two (Arms, on each of nhieh there is an ex
cellent granttry, turm housessi dtc 'lhcrc "5
at present imin 40 to 50 notes of luml in li.
- mothy and elover on. this r-stzzte ; and 80 or
an lUU ner-es more may Very conveniently he
added .No CSlitiC is bettero'r more conveni
ently Wateretl than it is. lt is bOillltictl by
Bwud Run on the West for nearly one mile
and an half, and Miil Rnn, a never fading
stream, runs u'n'ough the mindle of it, on
-which there is an exeehent she for an over
corner of the late Col. Hooe, informs those
who have hitherto favored him with their
custom, and those who may be disposed to
do so, tiiasst'lie' will thankfully receive and
endeavor to simerit their favors.
si ' Casish orex-change given for old Copper, -
si—lsszgass, Pewter- or Leadct ' i
NV A'NT'ED,
;sssijct-sifzsigsiFBOY of good moral-s as Apprentice te
ss'thefsissabove business.: ' '
teach-making, insisiall its various
Branches.
Twenty Doilars Reward.
RAN AWAY, on the 4f.h of last month,
from the subscriber, living in Prince \Viilinm
couniy, ncur 'Dþlmfi'ies, Virginia, a- black
man, named JEFYERY, '9-9 01' 30 yearsold,
about 5 feet 2 or 2 inches high-die is a shoe
Thatkcr by tradc, has got a remarkable scar in
his forehead occasioned by the kick of a
horse, which sswastrepnnned—hc was seen a
few weeks ago on the rotid about two miles
from Hay-Market. \Vhoever secures the said
-s-ellow so that I get him again, shall receive
the above reward.
Luke Cannon.
E.P.TAYLOR, '
" ESPTZCTFULLY iniorms his friends .
and the public; that he continues to
carry on the (back-making Busincss in al} its
various branches, at the shop in Fairiaxsi
street, formerly occupied by Rhea and Tay-Z
or, where all orders in his line of business;
will be strictly attended .
From an establishment of three years ini
the above line of business he is able to say, !
as a proof oi his workmanship, he has many '
vouchcrs.
Gentle-men who may please to savox him!
with their orders for Carriages of any hind ,
or-description, may depend on having their
work cx-ecuted with neatness and strength. ;
N. B. All-kinds of Carriages and Harness— !
es made and repaired with ncatnese and dis
patch.
time:-. in their respective pupers, and send
their accounts to this office for paymcnt.
ed to insert the above advertisement twelve ;
Thompson, of Frcdcrick—T own, are request.
ISAAC KELL,
Coppsicrsmithct Plumbcr, and Tin-Plate
Worker,
shot'Mill and Distiilery.
(The suhvcriber n'iti divide this estate into
three or more terms to suit the convenience
O_f1)lll'ch'.xSCl's.it is deemed unnecessary to say
more as it is presurned that those who may
be inclined to purchaee will first view the pre
miscs. A reasonable accommodution will
be given purehuscrs us to puyments. Let
ters addressed to the subscriber, post paid,
n ill nice: with dtic uttenziorr
Richard Stuart.
County, June 19. ?
Cedar Grove, King George —
! i AVIING REMOVED from Water to
Prince street, two doors above the
ssIflE suscriber, living
ging George, on th
finding great inconvenience
ters at ?. distance, oﬀers l'or
mil y.
Po
ssJune 24—27. thluwfit
Marchzz an:
53" Mr. Msiintire, ofLeesburg, and Mr. ss
If'OR SALI-I,
A second hand Coachee with Harnessis.
"si ,,LAND you SALE.
TRACF or LAND,
,200 acres, in the county
ginia. Lying in
ate, in the neigh
Merchant Mills,
in the co'mty of
0 . Potomac river,
in hevurgsiqdar—
Sale his vain-able
si Jsiune 16_
, vohnnes
Toolte's Life of the Empress Catharinezd
Tl'cignmonth's Lil'e of Sir William 10th
.Penntngton's Memoirs os Elizu'octb Cane!
Chcethztm's Liie of Thomas Palm:
Doheon's Life of Petrarch, 2 rols. elegant
Hayley's Life of William Cowper
Life of Doctor Blair.
Memoirs of Fredetick and Margarct Klop.
stock, very elegant
Dr. Rams-ssqctssilsiil'e of \Vush ington
in. Bctmcrotsst's citto os ditto
The Historyof William Tell, elegant
The Yitlllicy in London
W'ulsh's Letter: on the Genius and Dispo
51tion of the French Governmcnt
Domcstic Encyclopzetlia, 5 volumes
Laroisicr's Chymistry
Chaptal's tlitlu, by Dr. W'oodhcuse,2r
M-ls. Bryun's (jonvcrsations on (Lhymisry
lcrthollet on-Chctrmical Aﬂinity
The Dycrs' Assistunt
Mrs. lct'nlhctmie on (Lombustion
Dr. Ewing's Natural & Expet'in-tental.Pbi
.sophy, 2 volumes
Dr. Smith's Wettlth of Nations, 2 volume:
Multhus on .Popttlation, 2 volumes
-Richerand's Elemcnts ot'ss-Ph) siology
Medical Repository, 12 volumea
Medical and Philosophical Journal
Doctor Bluir's Lcctures on lthctorick and
the Bellcs Lettres, 2 volumes
Doctor Priestley'e ditto, on History (did
General Policy, 2 volumes
Doctor Chupman's Selcct Speeches, soren-t
eic and parliamentary, 5 t'olumtct-s
ss Beauties of the British Set-ate, 2 volume!
The whole Works of Doctor James Beat
tie, a new and elegant edition, lO volnmes
The works of Edmuntl iturkessctt volumei'
Doctor Vv'ithcrslmon, 4 l'
-- Robert Burns, 4 tolums's
--- Mrs. Chapone, 4 lei'js
— Doctor Goldsnuith, 5 Wsi
ward A. Kcndall. 8. xols.
' Turnbull's Voyage round the World,
1800, 1, 2, 3 and 4. "ss
Dr.-Johnson's Journcy to the Westcrn l.,
'lands of dcotland, (new Amcrican editionsi
Very elegant.
Gibbon's History of the Decline and pssss
of the Roman limpire. 8 vols_
Hume's History of England, with Smo].
lct's comb-mation. 12 vols.
{aynz'ztl's History of the East and Westhsi
dies. 6 vols.
Ditto in French, with Atlas, 10 vols.
Edward's History of the W'est Indieu *
volume.-, with Atlas. \
ct, Miilot's Univeraal History. 5 vols,
. Mclina's History osChili. 2 va.-Is.
quon's Travcls in the szrraccas. Svojss
, Dr. ssGillicsss's History of the World, from ss
Alexandcr to Augustus 3 vols. ss
Dr.,nussesin's History of Ancient and Msi !
dern Europe. 7 vols
Murphy's 'l'zsisicitus. 4 vols.
Female Biogractssphy, by Mary Hay's, 3 ",
1 ].umcs, elegant
' {ascoc's Liissc os Leo lOth, 4 volumes
-----—-—-—--Lorcnzo de Medicisctl
'ss NEW ssPUBsiLICATIO-Ns,
] ,Yni other valuable- BO 0 K S, fbr ,,
James Kennedy-a Book-store, Kinngssfss"
!:
!
!
!
, _ Travelling Skctches in Russia and 3de
I m 1805, 6, 7 and 8, By Robert Kerr Posi?
\ r
Lonoon ecuuon, o v
Doctor Cumpbcll's Lcctures on T35le=
tical History—on Mix'aclcs—hc on d'ysteﬂrJ-sisi
Theolch
Doctor Smith's Lectures on the Evidtslﬄ
of Christianity
Doctor Palectv's Fctviclences o! ditto
Doctor Lowth's Translation of lsaiallzss T'
Doctor Newcon on the sil'rophccics
Father, on clitto .
Ditto, on ditto, concerning the Rcstufisiﬄ
ost'he Jews - ct
Doctor Blair's, Paley's, PorteUS'sy-U'
"and's and MaSsillon's Sermons -
Fragments, in Prose and _Verse, by 33?
E Smith, just published , Dsi/
Sequel of the Antidote to the Mucl' 'ss'
Lise
Ldgworth's Parents" Assist'nnb 3 v_ si",
Ditto Tales of Fashionable Lls'i '
Ditto Popular Tales, 2 V
Opie's Tales, 2 v
Adeline Mowbray, :!
Romance of the Pyrenees, 2
'l'haddeus, of VV'siusaw, : ?
Don Sebastian, 2 v
lsiool of Quality, 3 v
Hamilton on Education, 2 v _
YVest's Letters to a Young Lady, 7"
Marmi'on, a beautiful edition, lt' 51":
Iunius, ditto, (3 "sz
Milton, Thomson, Young. Ps m o"
Johnson. Addison, Watts, Akenstdt : 'sgshll
per, -in_ 31 volumes, elegantly and um
bound,"
Bloomsield's Farm'ers' Boy ,,
W'ith many others equally goocti- ?"
merous for insertion! :.
'
new edition
The works of St. Pierre: elegant
Docmr Milnor's Church HidtOl'Y) '4 V
Doctor Dodtlridge's lsumily Expoblioh
Travcls through the northern Parts Oft -
United Statcs, in 1807 and 18t8. BYE?
Dr. Silliman's travels in England '
and Holland, in 1805 and 180'6. 2 HIS]?
3 wit
sins