Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political — Alexandria [Va.], 1810-01-06 00:00:00, page 4

('aptain David Otis ; Mrs. Mary Owes
P.
Monsieur Phileppe ,- John Parlzer.
si' (!aptain JobPotter ; 'l homas Powers ; J .
- F.. Fostcr.
R
m.
- VW' K Wm. Harper, Adm'r.
Of joseph Ear,".
Doctor Manus Rowen; Reid and (N.-na:
dell ; (:harlee Robimon ; l-gnatzus Ratcliﬂe ;
Jumes'Riscn.
' S.
Christopher Soon ; George Snmmers. ? ;
I). Steauart; William' Sheperd, 2 , Josep
=5pear;ss- Richard Shanklin , George Sowcl}.
' S.
'Syl'us- Simpson; .JIH'CTh Shove. (! ; Marj
'ShotWeIl ; Captzxin L'. P. Sinith; John Smit
ty.
' T.
John Tracy; Eliza Talhot , Charles Tur
- ly ; Thomas 'lsii'usty : E. F. 'l'schisi'cly.
. si...
. John Vognl.
'\-V.
VJilkiamsi Waters; Captssiin William Wil
-son ; Richard NVlllack , Richard W'illiums ;
George W'hittengton; John W'estcott, jun.
Robert siW'right; Elizabeth \Vilds; John L.
-\Vinslow ;- Rd.-\Vudson; Matilda \Vhite.
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— _ A LlSt of Lettcrs _ ss
Rednidlugin the Four-Our", Alexandna
Columbh; December 3], 1809.
" A. ' si
Mrs. Alcnnder; Andrew Addison; Gco.
Atkinsoo ; Philiysi Mcxander ; Sunne] Arm -_
strong; Charles Ath'c;-James.& John Aus
tin ;- Walkch. knocked. -
I]. .
Josiab Bivinhnmsi ; si William Burgess; Wm.
.Ball, 2 ; John Buker, 2; Allcn Bulford ,
' George Bell]; Pauey Button; Gco. Busb;
( Robert Buil; Mrs. Bell.
-- C.
Rebeccah Gmrld; Iofiah Give-land ; VVil
liam Cotton, 2; Jane Clerk; \Villiam (la
zon; Mugarct Coats; Sally Can-ter; Chris
tophcr-Corlislc; JamesCartcr;-Robert \V.
(latter; Richard Croake; William Cook;
Doctor John Cummins ; loneph Comarquc ;
Monsieu'r Concect, 2.
I);
Sampson [barrel]; Clemcnt 'B'. Darrell;
James Dmcties, ?: ; Clra-IerDark ; Bcnjamin
Dodd; Philip Dagcns. '
L. .
Ebenezer Lounsburg. 2; Master Francis
-L Lee; Richard Lashem; F. Lutour, Mr.
Lovoring; Worthington Luke; Spensor l.u
nard; \_Viiliam Latimcr, jun. Alexander J
Lawreiice ; RichardLeonu'J. !
- M.
Lewis Mortis ; M.:xvctpre'. M-si—Curty ; Eli
jah Martin, 2; Mr. Mori'is ; \Vm. Moorc ;
James l). Moore; Jzimes McCov; (Lenrige
Mumoe; Eliza'oeth Morcrop; Moses Mix.—
dleton ; Hugh McLaughlin.
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George VI. Edmoods.
. F.
Richard Fitzlmgh; Franccs Fitzhugh ; ?,
Juim lctrunklin 2 ;..Lcwis Fislcr ; Daniel For
gie.
G.
George Gmy; John Gooding, 2 ; (."-urge
(;rayhamsi; Edward Gilpcnz JOlHl GUHWUTZ
Robert Gunnell ; Asa C-ilpatrick; Mdly Ger
nous.
H.
lion.-1)- Hook'. Rebeccr. Hanson; George
'W. Humcr; John ijciskcH. :); Charles Hol
Hclay; lssorbcs Huig; Mar] Man-si); John
chs.
Y.
Ann-Ozleniscr; Joseph Jsixnncy; Dcnnis
T."!!- Juhnslon; Mrs. Mursisi'l'et Junes, 2 ;—
\Valtcr Joncs, 3; Blicimcl erdu; lilidhu
lene".
, H.
- Ulysesss Kinsog; Bcnjamin Rillcy, 2.
T his 13 sitosi-give Noticc,
' THAT the subscriber'of Alexandria coun.
ly, in the—district of Columbia, hath obtained
from the Oephan's Court of said county, let.
ters of adminismtion on the personal estate
ofloseph ﬂat-per, knees the county asoresaid
dec'd. an persons haung claims against end 4
decened are hereby warned- to exhibit the
m with the vouchers thereof, to the enh
aedber on orbesore the Bth day of June next,
or they my by law be excluded from all be
nefit of aid estate, and those indebted" there
p are required to make lml'fdchte payment.
Giveo under my hand this Sth day of De
lette.
TO StCe'
Alexandria County, Dcc. Term, 1809.
Ordercd, That the administmtor of Joseph
Harper, deceased, do inseit the iollovctctinq
advertisement three times in each week tor
for four weeks, in the Alexandria Daily Ga.
__4
si
ctzGeozjge Gilpin, ?. M.
'Janpary 2. (3th
Or-phans' Court,
Alex. Moore, Register.
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rope, [or—its superior eﬄcacy in the curing;
[" disorders ewted by nen-ous irritabtliy,
as well as to vompleints of compl ete dehility,
whether arising fnmirregularities os livine,
long contimted-reqidem in warm elimtcs
intemperate pursuits ofcxccssive pleasures
or that destructive habit of inb'c'm'siderate youth
wluch brings on so prematurely the infirmi
ties of old age. si; si
lnromovmg pulmonary aﬀections, asthmas
andall disordetsis of the_lungs,-it is tnc must
we:-ful remedy ever yet sound, and the relief
it has afforded even in the last stage ut con
sumptions,is withouu aparallel ; with regard
to its cfficacy in this banesul, and unfortunate
ly the prevailing disorder in this country (con
sumption) its superiority is such as to have
:upplanted every other medicine.
'I'hosc who in athanccd life feel the Consesi
Quenccs us youthsul excess, will find them
SClVQS restored to health and strength, and all
the-se melancholy symptnms removed, Which
are the general eﬀects of such causes.
ln short, animated by the uniform-success
this irivulunble cordial has experienced in Eu
rope, the thousands it has renovated. when
bentsiing under the presstn-e of neivous, cun
sumptive or hypoehondriacal disorders (many
ttested proofs of which from eminently dis
tinguished persons in this quarter of the glohc,
are now in the possession Of the propntttor
here, some sew ofwhich are lterein pulzlislzed
have determined. the introduction of it into
this contincnt. where its cfficucies must soon
become to prizcd as to make it considered &
henesicent remedy not to be di-.pensed With
bly those who are anxious to preserve or tie
quire their health.
'l'he chief ingredient of this cordial is a
pant whose rare and precious salutary virtues
were well known to the Arabians during-; the
8th and Wh centuries, when that people shone
conspicuous over all the nations of the world
for their . learning and skill in eratiica'ing
hanetsinl diseases incident to the human frame.
renm-ating iniirmity to tiger, and restoning
the ::ickly to scnndand rosy health,;tnd which.
as known at this time by their descendants,
and used and experienced as the most sove- 1
reign remedy sor decayed constttntionz-z, and l
every species osnervous disorders. This ce- (!
!ebrated restorative plant has also heen high
ly estitnatcd for ages past, amongst the most j
enlisirhtened nations of Greece, and consider- ctss
ed by those wise inhabitants as oneci' the first '
of their blessings. 1
This cordial is also rich and fine in ﬂat-01
.mnst grateful to the nal-ate, and the most en- 4
livcnlng to the spirits 01 .n) yet oﬀered. to the I
public. 7
March I i.
lsi'nzlterton's Collection 01 Voy.
agcs and Tsavcls,
Forming (: ton/child History o_/ the Origin and
]si'rr'grsssa of" 1)lss-8s(-I'tf7'y l-sif/ Sea and Land,
jrorn the most out/remit oS': urscs.
lt'E first number of this valnahle iVork
- isjnst come to hand and is ready for
inspection at the store of the subscribcr, in
Ring-street, and with Mr. stile/et, at tthe
eoﬂ'ce-house. '
Fully aware of the imposisssiions that have
been practised upon the public by strangers
solicitinp; suhscriptions from distant places; 'ct
the liditors invite their examination of : si'
\Vork perhaps the most useful, entertaining; !
as well as extcnsive in its kind that has ever
been undertaken in any country. And they i
tlatter themselves that the American will by (
nomcans shrink from a comparison with the *
London edition, tho' ofi'cred at six doliars 1
per Vol. less.
This number may be considered as a fair
speeimcn of the execution of the work, and
will be left a shott time for examinatisinþeshre
the 2d number isput to press. After this the
snhscription will he raised to 32 25 each nnm
her ; and but a few more copies printed than
are sufficient to supply the subscrihers, that
the early patrons ot'this valuable Work may
have a decided advantage—subsequent appli- i
cations may therefore come too late. :
It is also the intention of the Editor to an
nev to the last numbers complete list of
names of the suhacribers as the patron-s and
encourasizers ofsi usesul knowledge, the arts
andliterature of the United States.
Subscriptions are received by the sword:
Jt-LST RECEl'Vl-ZD, !
For tale ouusi by ]AMES KENNEDY, Sen
. King street, _
The followihg highly valuable Medt- :
cinesss ?
Price Zssdollars psier bottle.
THIS eordial so justly celebrated through- '
out Great-Britain and the continent of Lu— ;
0?
:siTa be hzrcdfrr the ensuing year,
Eight or ten valuable NEGROICS, belong
ing to the Preston estate, consisting of men
women, and girls : among them a good cook
washer and ironer, and several good hono
servantS- - -.
Frances Alexander, Adm'x.
Decexpþqr 21, edsw
DT. ]cbb': NaLuTc's Rejlomiive, I
james Kennedy, son.
December s. eots
A BALSANLC CORDlA-L.
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. LANDS
Near Alexandria to be Rentfd.
un—
WlLL nm on moderate terms, to epprov—
ed tenants, the whole, or any part of the _
following
VALUAIFIJ'I PROPERTY. _
160 acres comptebendmgssthat
beautiful island called Bellisle, and upstart;
of 60 ecres os-marsh adjoining ; the -. soil
is excellent, and well adapted to thy e'uhi
vation of oats, indian corn, vegetables and l
passes; the march would aﬀoul a fond of .
manure for the adjoining lande, and is capable ,
of being converted is an expence probably not:
exceeding IGUO (kills-rayffito : Wateretl nzea— ;
(low-of inuhaugjuc fittility. The island lzus
beenjninLM the main by et atthstnntisitl
tsimsscway, abounds with wiid ton !. and atl'urtls
two excellent fist-in;: lctnuings for and and
licrrings, Which from their proximit)" t'.) three
rising cities, have been lishccl for ecwral
'ueasons past to great advantage. The llnpt m-c—
ments are a )oung apple orchardss a timothy
meadow, and a house for the accotnmodatiou
of sis'hermen. _
140 acrcs sntuate on the sseas-t—
em side of the Washington and Alexandria
turnpike road, and diszant about l mile from
Alexandria, 5 from \Vashinpsiton and half a
mile lrom the river. This property is under
goodcnclosuro, and will be divided into a
number of handscmc lots, well adapted to
grzssu, gardens, or country retrcats.
-- 60 ecres boundcd by the west
ern side of the said turnpine ; will be divided
into lots ofa convenient depthsssome ol which
will be sold in fee simple, asi'orsiing a delight
ful view of the l'otumnc and Analoata rivers ;
of the navy yard and the cities clsi \\ctushitlg;:on,
ss Alexandria and (I}:orgetown.
_ IL-ZO acrcs sntuzzte about a mile
from Ale-Xandria. and extending nc'ct-rly & mile
on each side of the Georgctnwn tmnpikc
road. The whole ot'tniz-ss trzct lies rensiukezhly
level. and may li. converted into glass let.—.,
and meadow. equal to any in tue county
30 Acrcs adjacent to me ro-ct
(lCl'ul Spring, near the country seat ol't aptain '
ss Vsllii-tm ]l.t**pcr. A great p.:lt of this tract
ssis pume meadow lctan-l; the situzitis-n Well
calculwx; ? so" a reircat. or lsiora place of pnh
lic entci'tinment, possessing the act-fantctpt- .
of some excellent spring-s, and a fine pictur
esqu-f pct'o.si.pect. _
i 5co acres, minate betwsi'cn the
:new (Jeorge-"l'own turnpilte and ).etzshnrg
l road, lSO act-es whereof arc arubie and inca
(low land, the remainder womllantl. Lp-in
the [)l'GDilSCS thz-rc is a small hnt convenient
dwUlling liottsc, aitnatc on a cﬀntinantling e
mincnre, with kitclzcn. l.unt ny, it: hOssJoC,
smoke house, c-n-n house. stables, over.—stress
house. and other cnntctt-nicnt out ilUUdCS, a
choice sclection of hnit trtcs from the heat
nhrset'ies, ma :y (is?-hemin l'tvssi bearing, con
sisting of thc finest pears, pcarhcs. apples,
litiinces, che-tries, plumbs. nlntontls, apricots,
nit-lhcrries. &c. With walnuts, gsiapcs, straw
be!—ries, currants, and other ln-rtulan produc—
tions, anever sailing spring: of vater, and a
meadow below the hill, lately sown and well
set with tiinothy. In point of sulttbrity of
air, beauty of pH-SPCCL, fertility of aoZl and
plcasantness of situtnion, this tract is equal- (
led by i'ew in the disttict
.-!I,.S'O,
For nle, 9." to be" lent-ed on ground rent for
('t'cr,
Upwards of 70) Buildmg Lots,
sin-sitte in the northern tlisttict of the town of (
Alexandria, pattly on Queen, Celumhns and i
Alfred slrccts, near the Episcopul church,}
and partly on \Vashington. Mactlison, Oruo-1l
llOkO and saith): strects, amonsir which at'cl
about 40 Lots sronting on the river, where:
the Channel is hold, navigable and well calcn. '
latetl sorvvhariinj; "
' apd will give the necessary information.
si
chase, on the terms that I will sell it.
To the dtsi- l 'folder: qfssl/If lion/t' q/"ctlcrandric, i
'sil'llA lct' an election Will he held at the court
house in this town,on the third Monday in<
laft-tary next, for the purpose of chnaing niurss'
Dtre- tors for the cunning year agreeably to
charter. '
By order of the President and Directou,
A plot and surveys will bcct
shewn'by co'. George (n'ill-in, and the terms '
made known upon aqphcation to
I \VlSll TO SELL the above quantity of
- LAND, situzusied near the road leading
trow Georgctown to Alexandria, and aboutsi
an equal distance from each town. ,
This property is fully one half covered with
wood, which will render it an advisahlc put
George H s errctt, Esq. will shew the!
land to any gentleman who wishes to see it, *
4.
January 4. eolu.
December [9 . eotc
505 Acrcs of Land for Sale.
Decembe-r 15. Lad"
Notice is hereby given
Gut den Chapin, Calj/t.
Gem ge H. Chapman.
Ch. Alcxander. !
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_ sscttsizgmb LOTTERY, si
IlgregPr'z'zsie-sqf 25-000 Dqsh.
ct- . STATE offi'W-Yoze A", -
Unipn _C_Cllc_:ge Lottcry, No.
,sslsssi 'ct-ctssctM A N so l-TR S.
will,-as bide-(:,
Benjumr'nsi- w.
George [Here/inns.
: or 71": Axszxsn vmzes. 31
in drawn No. loth day as drawing, emit}
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50 mo' , "
100 * 50, sss'
2170 20 45
]0,500 10 !f)j_-.si
L(>,924 Prizctcs, In.
24,076 Blahks, ' —_
35,ss000 Tickcts, at 7 dollars, is 245.0'*
Less than 2 1-4 blanks to & prize} ; subrsis'
to a deduction of 15 per cent. Pnzes M.
blc-CO days after the conclusion of the dm ss _ss
Fi-st 4000. !iianks drawn to becntnicd tc
Trn Dzzilsiir prize each.
&; __5' The drawing will much-"e ii. n'
City of New ank on the third 'l'tirsi.sc'...si-.si
Aprii next, and will continue to ctrsirsisi ;
'l'isskcis each day (except the last day., r. :.
there wit] remain God to be drawn) m.:
finished.
Tnmmsss for saie by R. GRAY, Book-si,
lcr, King street, Alexandria, where all :2-1.
(ti\ said by him may he examined, and in.":
lst
lst
insi-si (in: drawing, fret: of expence Plilt"\
the hadtimorc Coiicgc Lottery will be tis-iv.
t.- their stall raiue for sickcts in this hotter
and the diﬀerence paid in csiash szsh w.
at a moderate (li.—,connt.
Present price ostickets eight doilars.
of drawing-, he either of the numbers him}:
to 250, indurssivc, then, in that casc,thc nc'.
drawn number (not one as thou nnmurz.
aim he advanced for prize: as soon :.z draw.- .
with the prizcs and blw-ks that may he drew.
to them previous to the loth day of drawirg.
and in the lily-: manner with tickcctu. turn-.
Both. Latin, and ZOth days of drawing; it
that a person with one ticlssct may draw Om
shall draw, and be entitied to the 250 tickci'. sssi
of si, the first drawn nomi-or on the lsrhdictt
of drawing, which wii entitle .! to the mur
175, which will entitlc him to the num'x-z
from 15! to 500 The hast drawn nunrtt
on the 25th day, may be No. 375, whi. hmi
her, on the JOth day of drawing, may be csi'
of the 730 tickets already drawn, which V-r
'l'housandctisiickEt-ss! Question-How? A...
wer—Suppose No. ll,i75, is the provszut)
NEVV PUBLICATlONd
just received jbr sd/e by Me mhchl-er,
"illustration: of d'hukcspcar, by Mr.. Le
licx. ,
T he Parents Assisunt. or Storics fsis
Children, by Mur'm Edgworth. , _
Lencrs and Reﬂcctiom. of the Anus-21 ,
Ficlzl Murshak Prince de Ligne, by Mad-um ,
de dmcl. '
lluunn's Arithmctic and Book-keeping
The Yzmkco in London.
Mm-ray's Spelling-Book, neat small New- -
York edition. . ct
Pinkerwn's (idle,-Him osVoyagcs & Tu
vels, first numhcr is renuy for delivery \*
subscribers. ,
A scw sctts of (Tclcbs and Dr. Bucbmnns'
celebrated Scrmon. caucd the " Sm m Uf'
East," may be Iusid'ol' _
James Kennsicdy, Scn.
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R AC l'lSE's' in (lu- luscn'or and Su/u'rh'
; Court: 3] rh-- c'mntiu d ﬂesh"? aid
ijL-non,'bn in the Su/u—rz'or Court Of LW'si.
est-un. - ' si
Deum!" 12, ' ? me!
ders from 1 to 250'; and the first drawn nun—
hcr on the 2Cth day of drawing, may he .\'f
cntitle hinsi to the n'umbers from ruin :e'
ctititic him to the numbersfrom 22 m:
93-500—Yc5. air. und-thc thousand tirkf'!
may diaw One Hundrcd'l'housand maw,—s!
2 LLSO, inciusiirc ; and the first drawn ram-1
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January 4. .
" Should the first munber, on the l.?th Parsi
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22,0<)l to 22350, inclus'rsiﬂ
Sssith do. 250 do from Nss;
22,251 to 22,500, inclusivsi
Sith do. Cazh, 25,000 (ldu ,
4mh do. - lOOO si
451h do. ss 25,0_0_0 _ l
to 8 l,o<s -,-'
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No. ! to No. 250, inclusivcw
20211d0. 250 do. sl'Oln 3
25] to 500, inclusiv'j
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