Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-03-01 00:00:00, page 4

_ n' The driving will commune. In the
"on: of Now York on the third Tunduy in
.A til out. nnd will continue to draerOO
one]! day (except the lust day, when
'thu will remain we to be drawn) until !
'W !
Tlcnﬂ for ale by R. GRAY, Bookul- ss
If. King num, Alexandrjn, where all tick—
---*u oold by him may be nunined, and insor-ss
- obuhod respcccing the Lomry dur
.7 the during, free of expence Priuec in
an Moon Gollep latter] will be taken
do! thou full nine—for 'l'ickcu in tkio Letter),
ended- .dilsmnce pnid in mh. Cuh-wm
But-ob- ndnnced for prize: :: noon n dnwn,
an undern- dileounc. ct_
Union-price thicken dight don-n.
John-7 !.
- si- Who! ctl-G "unkno- pﬂzo', aubject
'Jouhllocdon of ]! per cenc him pnyn
- 'M'ao' dun shot the concluden of the dru
.t', ,
. sin 'I'lll Anuu "sin-n.
?. In drm No. loch dny of dnwing, entitled
!! A A 6 In
W-w fed-ass:— \ luce Mans,
3 ".
I 0 c 8 : 9?"
7 : bin"! tum in swoon
si If - moon RWO
] SM ' low,
11 no Monk,-sped - nooo
.'. , {m grzz
..si ss
"00 "23" uct;ooo
80- 80. 6,000 ss
si to no mo');
m -- :ssm
m _ 30 ! I
floonss-PM - 345-0001
11de man. " ""*'*
* _si
'sspoo'rickm, usual-n- is - made
an do. sia'oeh do. no do. fron Noct.
_ as] to 800, inclmive.
Un- do. " :sch do. no do. from No.
_ noon to as,:so, inclulivo
jot do Both do. no do. from No.
n.!sl to smoo, inclmive. :
'm 'b. silssh do. Cuh, 2$,000 dolluss
lit do. 60!!! 40. 1000 '
do: do. om- do. is,ooo
__ Hell 4000 Blnnlu duwn to be enmled to : ss
Too Dolkr prbo each. ;
_ to 81 ,000.
(10! In. _ lsxh do: no "sicker: from
' His. \ to No. 160. incluswe!
N— eschew.
ct - W'JohnKCooke.
* Should the But number, en'me lstn any
"of dnwing', be either of the number- from 1
40 250, inchlive, then, in tbnt one, the-next
dnwd number (not one-"of thou-number"
on]: draw, undbe ensitltled to the :so ticke
"to them vblu to the L'oth dey 'of dnwina
with the prize- nnd blmkl'thnmey be du
nnd'in like manner siwithtiekeu for t
son, "th, and Bath due of drawing; so
the : pemn with one th'-hot" mny xdraw 'One
Thou-end Tiokete! Queetion— How? An
even—Suppeee No.. man, is the property
of I, the But drawn numbor on the ch day
of dun-ing, which n'd-entitle .ltoibe num—
bm from] to 250; find the int-drawn num
be! on the SOth day of (having, any be No
"5, which will entitle him-to the number:
from 25! to 500. "The Gut drawn number,
on the 2$tb dey, any be No. 375, which will
Intitle bssin'. to the numbers sum 22001 'to
ÞQJSO, inchuivesi; and the-first dnwn num
jesir, on moon: do] of drawing, may be one
of the "Qui-wet! elmdy dram,— which will
entitle him to the number-from 221'250 to
ﬂjsm-sisee, sir, end the thousand tickeu
may drew One Jl-lundnﬂThanund Done-al
4?" m or more geon,
HKTnhnbleTrqeny-commoniy-cun
ed'siknn'e Poinssimw occupied 'by Jo
mu Been-ne --Al®,_ the Mind and Hide
djleent. The terms wall be made known by
Dr. Ste'Mn Cut-o, neu- Wrgb London
man.
The ntneriber having 'beensi informed the:
"little how-mue he: committednriotu-de
' on the point, that he be: told the
m-Memoundedit lndtheaoilit
"if. mnotieeto thou-he knewen-n
" si hthhhonmbleudeq then repai
Usilt' 'in inevinbly-n'bject them to the
Till! 0;— ask-rous
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" "} m nen-and II.
Wssndnhtfefthhnl " "1de
he undying worms in the hent-sin hie-un
Mine-tinn
ssln- M. Much man, Ado, L.!
-u'mre one", two door: above and Gay
m-eet.
, lhnee ton eix yem ofege, vhoforfonr
you! put, he! been generally in a very un
healthy state, perticulnrly in manner; fre
ently ashcted with alarming cenvuleion
te, the 'n hole of his little frame mted (est,
ss hh breed: foetid, end elmost eonetent itching
ntthe non vuexcited. with other der-ting
: mptome. During the course of the above
ed, the edviee end ettendanee of three of
the most eminent physicians in Balt'unore
were eucceuively procured. Each of the-e
"gentlemen, in his turn, declared some to be
the come of the child'e dint-demand exhaust
ed his ekill in attempting to expel them. Pink
root, steel filinge, with a variety of other me—
dicinee, were udntinietered without the sent
euccen. It wu once pronounced impoesible
\ for the ctu'ldto live meny houre.
j lfhnd heatssl of your Worm Deetroying Lo
eenget. but with my other: did not think
ss highly of no cheep : medicine, until a gentle
\ men of my ecquaintence(M1*. Wm.S. Moon,
nuctioneer) in whose femily they had been
med with good eﬀect, ndvieedsi me to make
trinlof them; l eccordingly gave my son :
: done agreeable to directions, which won ex
pelled eight lerge worms. some of them a
bout eight inches in length; e second done
brought away four more of eimilnr eize; a
third done being ndminietered, no wonne ap
peared. The child recovered and now enjoys 4
)
,. the doctor.
side: of the Lowngch—lnd WOk one Wol
)
ss which
ssvorms, and I-felt greatly relieved. Encou.
mused by this, l took another close, which
ss wu attended with the happiest eﬀect., as it
ss delieved me enn'rely, and am now in a better
? out; of health them for :. eoneidenhle time
-\Ue 'nose, and them (be scwvulaint.
eppiletic ﬂta, end eomet'mes e priuuon of 4
h—inquler appetite, sometime los 1'1
l'ood end sometimes voncious— purging
si-Wpinl in
, mak plein—do
Linen]; dryeough—exeenive
well to eendunlwdthyconn
mace-i mmmmww-ndi
;
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Philsdeljmie, Juyce: : 1806.
TO H. LEE.
Some time last spring l was aﬄicted with
* on of appetite, giddineu in the head, fever,
end at debilitysiso thnt ! could scarcely
wal In this dietreesing eituation I took
many thinge, but without benefit. An ac-,
qudntance in the countrv sent to me -to pro
in
!
with did! end fctid nook—vomitinp-lngg
and but! belly—pain- undlickneu at the. sto
'AFFiDAVlT. ;
Michael Dull'y, reaiding at No. 47,Walkes
street, Fell's Point, in the city oiBaltlmore
voluntarily maketh oath that the following
Itatement ia just and true :
du the beginning of May last, my three
children., a-boy of seven, and two girls the one
live. and the other three years of age were
taken very ill, nearly at the same time, ol a
common fever, as ! then supposed ; but was
soon convinced the disorder was caused by
worms. They were frequently troubled with
convulaion fits, and violent atanings in their,
sleep, and With almost continual vomiting and
purging. particularly the youngest. ] made
immediate application to a physiciansiof the
first reputation, and his medicines were ad
ministercd with aconfi .ence ossuccess, which
only increased -our_ disappoimment. The
children grew daily worse. andl was abeolute—
" without hopes of their recovery. The
youngest soon appeared almost devoid of ani
mation, and scarcely an inhabiiant of this
wo:ld. In this distressing-noment l-was told
that Hamilton'e Worm Destroying Loaenges
had performed many cures in cases equally
desperate. l immediately purchased a box,
d gave each of them adose, which in a few
Ours produced the most desirable eﬀects.—
he eldest voided a great number of very
arge worms, and the second thousands of
small ones, many nl them not a quarter of an
inch-win theyoungest they seemed—to be con
sumed, and had the appearance osskin and
alimy matter. I repeated the close-agreeable
to'vthe paper of dhectionssiand they all speed
ily recovered agood. atate of health, which
they atill enjoy, though 5 mouths have-near..
-ly elapaed, eince they were on the borders of
the grave, and the death-of the whole seemed,:
"to be inevitalile.
7! . SMlTH.
I good-nue of health.
-BEN]AM1N WLLLIAMS.
cure: box of Hamilton's Lozengea. Curiosi.
ed me to read the directions, when
ty prompt
I found my complaint exactly
'Sworn before me, this me day also;-tun.—
her, 1799.
brought fmy & large quantity of
described by
! immediately eent for another
the head and thigh, with
!: lever,-la well
since-closing] eehefbdewmeeb, and
for removing -'euperfiwue'-bile, perhepe no
remedy had been dineovered unperior to
men's HAl-lN'ssS ANTIBIUOUS PlLLSo
Which For. to your: put have been eneod
ed with the. grene-t eueeeu. The testimony
of many respect-Ne man in our southern
sea pens he: been edduced- who have ken-on
to believe that : timely me of this nium-7
remedy during the prudence of insignem
seven, he: preeerved their health lack exf
Cernfcate as Wn.- Deum}.
ss During the last nine years ! have been in
the habit of using Hshn's Antibtlioue Pills,
prepared by the late Mr. -Lee, whenever
colde, head ache, or dostiveness have render
ed medicine necessary ; in these cases a sin
gle dose has uniformly removed my heed
ache, and hae generally been found sufficient
to remove every eymptom of a cold, if taken
on its first eppesranee. induced by the be
neit ! have received, [have so! years past
recommended them to many of my friends,
and l have the pleasure to inform yon, they
Yheve invariably succeeded ill". oving th'
above complaintl.
? ITCH EURED.
Lee's Sovcrcign Oiutment lor the ltch, a
certain cure siby once using; Hemiltoi's Lo
zenges ; Humiltoh's Elixir. l'or Cough.; the
celebrated Antihilious Pills; liamilton's Es
sence of Mustard, for the Rheumatism;
'l'ooth-Ache Drops; Hemilton't Grand Re
si storative for Debllity.
U- TAKE NOTlCE.—That lmitstionn
of the above medicine. are for sale in till.
town—therefore pleaseto apply only to Jao.
' Kenncdy, nen. BuuMcller, king-street, Alexa.
{who has long betn sole agent for the sule of
' the genuine preparation-. As . further tecu
' rlty againstimposttlon. each genuine article
ss has on it! out-ide wrapper, the signature ol'
) Hannah Lce,
qf Widomhelate Profirictor
! joly 31.
ss state of cultiution, and lately laid oﬀ by an
land to any gentleman who ale! tesssi eea it.
and will give the neeesearywl
. George H. Ell-man.
m ill.- - . si
peeienciog dal-ming symptom: of fever.
experienced gardener, an orchard containing
several hundred pear, plumd, cherry and
damson trees, with English walnut, quince
and mulberry trees, and also upwards of six
hundred apple trees, and two or three hun
dred peach trees, selected with care trow the
best nuraeriea, and all in full healing. The
annual average product of tne apple orcha**d
alone is estimattzd at 40? barrels. This tract
contains about too acres os land, a considera
ble part whereof has been manured and aown
with clovt-r aecd "she ehorea assord fish and
"wild sow], and one or two good fishing land
inga. The situation ia healthy, elevated and
pleasant. in full view'of three towns, andis
.vell calculated for a place of public enter—
taiamen: immediate possession may be had
and the terms willbe made known uponap.
lication lo a
Frances Aiexander.
To be Rmted for a term afyear:
HAT valuahle . tract of Land, called
Prmon, siluntc on the Waahington and
Alexandria turnpike road, at the junction of
four mile creek and'Potomae river, and dis
tant two miles from Alexandria, three lrom
'Washington and five from George Town...
'l here an upon the premiaes a two story
dwelling house, containing aix rooma and a
passage, with a kitchen, carriage house, sta
bles, &c. a large, handsome and highly ma
nured garden, of at least ten acres, in a high
WlSH To SELL the above quantityel
LAND, aituated near th. mad ]
from Georgetown to Alexandria, and abate
an equal distance from each toil.
Th'u property is sally one halseovered "'A
wood. which will render it an advisabie "
chase, oathe tena- that ] will eellit. "
lnsuaance Orrice in. 8, lslo.
THE stuckholders in this inetitution air.
hereby notified that the dirextora have this
day declared a dividend of eight per cent on
that part of the capital stock now paid, for
the last six mouths-which will be ready to
be paid to the stockholders or their lesgal re
presentatives in ten days [tom this date.
By ord-t . _
]. B. Ntckolls, Sec'y.
so
hnuary 23. eats
Marinc lnsurancc Company ot
Alexandria.
305 Acres of Land for Sale."
January 4.
George " Terrett, Eeqmill me the?
]
l
ss ever ol eixty one end er he] dollere.
!
When" M—
in dis-rein msiumct m ﬂee et!
cdlhctbeqerhmenmsnotsno
&
. see-Home, in the town of Alexendrie, on the
]
unbound tlim Wh cock week, so,
stout-"en si til WMW Day-Gum—
. Tone. M-szo noon- Reg.
sdjoining the Spring-Gerdeu. e'ect'stsiu—
ing s scres. There is on the to: (
ane House. nimble fer e can infinity,
endenumberel'tbebesssthl hit pen.
The whole will he leteu edsisimewl terms
w . m m Ws-M'Knoght
The whole of the ebove property excess
the leet is free of encumbrence, end will b ,
shewn et my time to euch es deeire to be in
formed ebeut it. The sele willhemede en e
creditos 6, l2 and ib inclined forep ed
indorsed notes, negotieble et the beak office
endrie.
Urphans' Court,
Alexandria Cor-my, Feb. Term, llld.
ORDERE D, That me executor of JeoeM
Colcmen, decessed, do insert the lss'olbwing
advertisement three tithes in each "week by
( weessks, in the Mexsndris Deily Gums.
TCSW- ALEX- MOOKB. Re'e
FOR RB T.
A. nuns-our. not or shown.
"one end l.ot eitueted at the earlier e! We
ter end Duke etreets, hunting . feet. m
Water, and — scet on Duke. Thie pro
perty is euhject to en ennuel round rent sor
This is to give Notice,
That the subscriber, of Alexandkie cem—
ty, in the distriet of Columbie, hes ohsitsined
from the orphsns' court of said count letters
testamentary on the estate efJeb'eþb ,
late of Alexandria, deceased: All person
hsving claims egainst the said w, ere
hereby warned to exhihit the same with the
vouchers thereof to the subseriher, on or be.
fore the l4th' day of An man; or they
may by law be excluded In all beneit to
said estate—And these indebted thereto are
required to make immediete Pymest. '
Given under my hand, this un- der
Februsry, mo,
Thuss ..ts ..tQ SWG Now-'
' m the cuhdiþonsioj' nisi-cake.",
&.u- make: .: Columdh w. go.-act
fromct-thc Oka' Cook! si find man:, In.
oslmq-"Mn. in of she may am.- '
said merchant. don-zed ze— An p".
tom having China Qpllll the nic dom
m: hereby med to exhlbil tho tame, 'msi
trio voce-bon (harness unde "dun-ib.", on
or before the am dcy of'AUgun nag, 'or
theynny by let! be. "chide? from .]; knelt
to aid come; nnd thou andcbnd shent.
are required to and immediate paymm,
Gi'veu under our hold;, thin am thy of
Fcbruayy, 1810. '
Ellzabcth Baccn, Adm'x.
One Moietyolct the Propcrty
on which the eeid R. T. How lately reeided
eitneted et the corner of Prince end Weter
etreete, end hunting - feet or theue
bente on Water, end feet en Ptlnee
streete. On tnie property there ere eaten
elve Briek.Bnildinge, forming e let-se end
well finiehed Dwelling Home & three Stor'e.
with all neceesery out homely e pomp In the
yard and an excellent garden.
..4 !. 8 0,
Valuable ['t-open) for Salt.
lN pursuence of e deed executed toth.
enbecribers on the llth dey of Angnet, not.
by the lete Robert T. Hooe, Esq. tn trust ler
first Mondey in Merch next, the followin;
veluabl: I'ro/urty, viz.
One Lot of Ground tn the
enid town of Aleeendrie, lyin eestwerd of
Union and between Duke end Volle etreete,
with e What-s extended from the ume into
the river: Thie lot sronte feet on the
tomec.
One other Lot, Situated on
Weter etreet. between Prince end Duke
etreete, end sronting ebont 27 feeton Wetet
etrect. 'l'hie lot le hendeomely encloeed. end
there it e very productive gerden upon it.
The undivided Moiety elde-fellow!" Prepu—
ty, ell et'meted in the mid (on of Almon
drt'a, to wit
certain purpoeee thereby expreeeed. they will
proceed to sell et public euctinn, et the Cos.
R. Harrison.
Nev. 80. eotd
Februsry Is.
The undivided Moiety of I
Matthew Robinson, her att'y.
William Fowlesiasidvgzjzistratoz.
.—
A
joseph Dun. Ex' .
Charles Simms,
Thomas Swann.
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