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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-12
PROPOSALS

4 N T. W " O Re,
ENTITLED,
THE MANUAL
FRENCH IND ENGLISH SgUDEX1
NEW AND COMPLETE
DICTIONARY
7KE FRENcY AND ENGLISH LAEeUAcE5 |
IN TWO PARTS:
/. French u English--2. English Z Frents
CONTAINING,
1. All the words in general use, occaslOri
ally illustrated by French and English
sentences.
8. An extensive collection of new Sordi
in every art, science and trade.
3. The pronunciation Of every word act
cordiny to the most polite usage ID
Franeea nd England.
4. A copious vocabulary of sea terms an
phrases.
s A dictionary Of French synonymes.
s. A dictionary of French homonymes.
7. An alphabetical list OF the most iamlla
proper and christian names, ana o. '0'
most remarkable places in the world
2. The difficulties OF the French Language
alphabetically arranged. ~
9. A complete treatise on French poe"y
10. The chief English idioms.
ii A treatise on the English particles S'
The whole carefully compiled from tae Of1
critters, and particularly from the Dictlonaf!e'
fthe French Academy, Boiste, ferana, va
aeau, Waillv, Tocquot, Nugent, Cham0a1'
Boyer, Johnson, Walker, &c.
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FOX SALE,
A Tract of LAND, containing 272 acres,
situate ia the county of Lancaster. ,Virginial
on the main road leading from Richmond to
Lancaster court house. hv1 miles from the
latter and four miles from Deep Creek, OH the
Rappahannock The Improvements are.
good dwelling house, kitchen. smoke use,
corn house, a large barn and store house,
pew, and handsome apple orchard Of about
300 trees. Upwards of 200 acres of the
love land is we'll timbered with oak, chesnut
md hickory. TIE terms will be made known
by applying to Mr.. p. 1r;hlett, of Alexan-
,ndria, or 10 the subscriber adjoining this
pace.
Edmund Denney.
Ccnueville, Oct. i4--l7.. law
1000 SPANISH HIDES,
Nluscovado Sugar in hhds. and bbls,
Clayed do. in boxes,
Coffee in bbls. an1 bags,
Old London Particulanand Market Madeira
Wine, in pipes and half pipes.
Catalonia do in Or. casks,
CASTLE soap in boxes.
A few tons Of Logwood.
ron SALE By
Nath. Wattles, s Co. s.
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Nv N. G.. DUFIEF,

Aurhor Of Nature Displayed IN her mae
teaching lanswage to mar, at'tAeaIt0 '"e'
E'rencb language, &c.
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eoe5 Prizes.
1885 Blanks.
sum raised,
Expences including commission 70
the Corporation

OF THE ABOVE PRIZES,
L of 200 dolls to the first drawn blank.
of 200 do. to iss drawn blank alter 1o0'
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O. TO RENT.

THE subscriber offers 10 ~.
II more years, adjoining the n,,u ~ c'ts
on ne now hives, Blacksmith's show sbo0 Fse
compfetc set Of Tools, a Dvelinp..Hp,.,N'a
comfortable condition, calculated for SsSs
~, together with between, three and l' g., : i's
efyery rich land.-From several ra lsuF sNa
rienee, ! can with treth declare, ,b', en- y
can be no better stand Tor blactsm;s.ss 'lel
the one now offered to let. 'A "a
Thomas 3. MorelaoJ
Maryland, Broad-Creek,2 ~
December 9.-ll5.l 49,,
~ 3. If don't rent the I'm s ts
will give good wages to young man 4a
man with family. I. r "
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FOR SALE,

& be RENTED for one or more gears
rYVIfE whole of the REAL ESTATE .i be-
longing to Presley Carr Lane, lying in
and adjacent to the town Of Centresille, in
Fairfax county.
This property consists of the we'll known
TAVERN now occupied by Mr.. .1dam Mt
.cAell.
TIE STORE HOUSE now in the occu-
-pancy Of Mr.. Daniel Harrington--and from
eight hundred to thousand acres of good
FARMING LAND, at present in the pes
session, of Mr. Carr w. Lane, and Mr.. Hal
ter Lockcr, which will be disposed ofin sepe-,
rate tracts or entire.
1t is presumed that any person disposed to
buy or rent any Of the above property will first
view the same and judge for themselves
further description is therefore unnecessary
90 Mr.. Lane w@Mtaac q small
proportion tn Negroes.
Harrifoa Fitzhugh.
Fairfax County Oct. 50. law
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GREAT BARGAIN.

" INTENDING to remove to the state 81
1 Tennessee as soon as possible, ] wish ts
DISPOSE of the following valuable and Increas-
ing property upon lew terms, which property
Inherited from my ancestors, who have had
a legal title to the same for upwards Of one
hundred years.
One tract well known by the name
ef ABINGDON, being on the Potomac river
between Alexandria and George Town, ana
nearly opposite the city of Washington, beau
tifully situated, containing about Four Hun
dred acres, now leased to the Er. SVises for
three hundred and sixty dollars per annun
with other stipulatiofls containedin the sals'
lease. =
One other tract contiguous to the
first leaseelto William Fraser for forty dol
lars per annum, containing about sixty a.
Cres.
One other Tract containing ten acres
ofbottoaa land, adjoining tn FourMi;e Mill
tract.
One other tract contiguous to the
Abingdon estate, ana within two and half
miles Of George Town, containing rs acres.
Ii.e greatest part of this land is heavily CO.
yered u ith rcd and white Oak.
4 L @,
Three thousand acres on the Scioto
River, in the state Ohio.
This tract descended to me from my uncle
George d. Alexander, being one moioty OF
the land he was entftledto fsr his militaryssr
vices during the revolutionary war. al the
title papers with the wills under Which am
entitled to the above property, are in the
hands Of BALpwIK DADE, Esq. TO Mhoen az
plication will please to be made for terms &c.
he being legally authorisedto contract and
dispose of ali the above valuable property, for
which good and satisfactory titles will be civ
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GARDEN SEEDS
For Sale.

i
TIME SUBSCRIBER has large assert
ment of GARDEN SEEDS Of last year S
growth. Peas, early Charleston, Msrrowlat'
do. Green Roncival, 60. Early Dwarf Beans,
assorted, Lima doVersor,do. Cabbage, Early
York, Early Dwarf White Savoy, Yellow and
Green, do. Salmon and Purple Radishes. Red
White and Black, Turnip Racishes, Celery
Endive, spinage, Parsley, Red Beet, Carrots
parsnips, White, Red, and Portugal Onion
Early, Long, Green, and Common Cucun-
ber,L ettice, Early, selesia, Ice, andRoyal do
Asparagus Roots, Herbs ofall sorts.
ii l. S O,
A large variety Of Grated Fruit Trees,
Flowcring Shrubs andsRoots, collection OF
Green House Plants, in Pots, Orange, Cha
dock, and Lemon Trees, in Boxes, fit to bear
Fruit.
Apply at bis nursery, lower end Of Pitt
street, Alexandria.
Peter Billy.
Eebw,arv : 2aW4tf
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II o e / G &.

rr@HE partnership heretofore carried 9 on
under. the firm of Jtilsiam Hatfoai =, 20 70.
IS this day dissolved by mutual consent a.: Al
those indebted tn the concern las well the late
firm Of cook and Col are requested to make
payment as soon as possible TO Sanes Rat'se1l'
who is authorised to settle the affairs OF the ne
partnership, end BY whom the business will
in future be conducted.
William Hatton,
James Ruiell.
January 80. 3Ilw e-l.s0
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B "a C. @ N.

rT- HE subscriber has OH hand BAooN q
4 nlost suherier qualify Tor family use
which will be sold at reduced press ny any
quantity from 10 pounds to $4,000
ALSO,
Excellent LARD by the hakin aof larger
quantity. ,ro---
A general assortment OF oiioEo ana
TRUNKS as usual.
He will barter from one to twenty baies
Upland Cotton for Flour on pleasing terms.
F.. GILMAN.
Feb. s. eolt
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Pu,,aa,ap Moro TOM.

Ruuauay Negro ION.
~ AN AWAY, a Negro Man nan co oll ,I
~ a stout fellow, with a very down look'
apt to get drunk, and of very forpla'nns
countenance had on dark negro cioathili s.,
he is acook, and formerly belonged % W. VIZ
William Craik. Any person securing nm
shall receive liberal reward by applying
to s
At Arlington.
~, IaWsw
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Five Dollars Reward.
February Is.

rGN AWAY from the sub.criber.on Sun
IN day the 9TH instant, a negro boy named
Edzrard about II or l3 years OF age. black
complexion, stout and well made and about
feet inches high--IIad on when he cioped.
black far lfs1, nearly new, green round "a
bout Jacket, swansdowp waistcoat, striped
psntaloons, good shoes and stockings and a
light grey colored great coat, though as be
had variety of clothesitis highly probable he
viii change his dress-He is the property CT
Mr.. ButlcrWashi gton of King George coun-
", ofwhom have hired for several years.
VII give the above reward to any person
that will deliver him to me at West End pear
the stone bridge.
Jacob IIlneman.
18th 1893.
NIB. All masters ofyessels and other re
forey5araed from harbouring Or carrying of,
said fellow at their peril. III.
4 RUNAWAY.
~NMthe Sd instant ims>a ~c''o+~''' aft r h1V-
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HE SUBSCRIBERS

Being desirous Of Infringing the 2'iairs d n, !
firm Of THOMPSON and VEErCH .
.dnal close, OFFER FoR Sale M,ts%.
ing
REAT PROPERTY
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4 RUNAWAY.

Sd instant. im7,aoc''"+"''r ''ftor ''HV
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ENGLAND.
LONDON, October

LYNDON, TCI0OST To ;
To some merchants of the first respecta-
bility, connected partie ularly with the trade
to Spain and Portugal, who had yesterday
an interview w,:sh lord bathurst upon com
merciai business, the following important
communication va. made, namely-+ That
ell articles, The growth, proddce or nlanl'-
facture of .ach countries and their colonies
as may be il aEaity with Great Britain, may
be imported either in British ships or IN
ships belonging to those countries, and re-
exported either directly to countries in ami
ty with US, or through the medium of free
ports, without payment Of the duty imposed
ly the order in council act. This order Is
to be retrospective, SO far as es.eads to tn;
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sncncement Of the evolution, was not more
meri,orious than the opposition to tribute
and imposition at the present day. cannot
for my soul see the difference between pay.
ing tribute and tacit acquiescence in the
British orders in council True, every gen
.tleman revolts at paying tribute. But who're
IS the difference between that and Suffering
yourself to be controlled by the arbitsary
act OF another nation: If you raise the
embargo, you mast carry your produce to
Great Britain and pay an arbitrary sum be-
fore YOU car carry it elsewhere IT It re-
main there the markets VIII be glutcd, and
st zv;N produce nothing. For i appears
from the very evidence to which ! have be-.
fore alluded, that at least four-fhfths OF our
whole exports of tobacco mGst SO to Ing
land, and pay a tax before we could look
for a market elsewhere; and that outsof
$4,000 hogsheads raised in this country not
more than $1,000 are consumed in Great
Britain. Where does the remainder usually
go? Why, to the ports Of the continent.
| ask then, if the whole consumption {.
Britain be but IS, 900 hogsheads, if an an
nual addition Of 200 hogsheads be thrown
into that market, would it sell for the costs
of freight: Certainly not. The same would
he the situation Of our other produce.
| Speech 10 BE coistasue4.
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FALL GOODS.

JOS. RIDDLE HAS RECEIVED,
Per SHIPS Hero and Caroline, from Liverpool,
Wo0lles and Cotton Goods,
Which are opening for sale,
October 10 d
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.Da;ly Gazette 6 dollars per afs'sHSs.
0omatry Gaz cite. S Dollars.
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1t is known that the arrIva, e
yenge immediately preceded ths. NC R
and it is understood, that she bro - ssrs',
our ministers in England only duniSf@a slN
dispatches. that had before reaeh l.lN ! u
ecutive. From France, however ~ Ne 9.
portant and interesting communists, s,vls
understood to have been received ,ms q
with what earnestness, motions, reon. N !!
that these communications might BE- l.;sas
fore congress, were repeatedly u,psd
with what perseverance, they were r;;s. S
1t is extremely difficult to account e. s q
concealment, unless these commun;s. !. Sa
contained the secret reasons Of thatenSss %
which was recommended immesliste,s =
their reception. We know tia. the sl ss'
letters, received from France hy ,bss ' -.
arrival, conquered in the informatio, a. a
Bonaparte, WHOSE VOICE Is FATE, had,
sitively declaredth there shouli be no rep,,,
The Paris Moniteur Of the Goth Of o.,
Der, the most official paper of the p,.,s
government, which insnauates no pob,,
idea, not sanctioned by the emperor, en- a
mences paragraph, which seems to BE-,
nate tho course prescribed for us, wih,b,.
sentences Con the Goth of OcsIrr 4, /
congress Of the United States opens s,s
sions at Washington. No person doh,
that the first operation of this ASSEMBLY vi
be a formal declaration Of war aasalGlss. H..
land. The public mind is SO warned ., |
this subject, that any 'aelnoer of capas
who should dare to vote for pacific meus,s|
would run a great risk OF being very rougi.
II handled by the people
We know too, from Official documents
that France has since manifested some re.
sentiment a. our not having actually dscla.
ed war; and that she has taken some me-,
sures to make US feel that resentment, and
BY acting on our fears, to force Us INTO ts
declaration.
1t is difficult to compare these. eircun
stances with each other, and with the It'd
impcssibility that the motives publicly sssip1
ed for passing the embargo, can really has
produced that measure, without fcen, |
persuasion, that We have drawn this yu,a
ourselves, in order to deprecase the vrahd
the tyrant OF the world, by uniting Within
in his favorite plan to deauoy the coMnca
of tia. nation which presents the only barns
opposing that universal dominion to Ehla
he aSpires.
This is the invisible hand, to which or
of the most Intelligent and !ndepeadn:men!
bers Of the House Of Representatives alud'
ed and TIC consciousness aiat the aNsHSa
wa. iust, accounts for the vlnelc'lye rag
which it inspired.
The apprehension nat even TINS nlea s
may not be deemed sufficient by nm 'a"'
: INVISIBLE HAND moves nearly al iae '''
binets of the civilized world, ard al"' ~
thing short Of war viii satisfy i'm, e4n
lone account for the unreni.tnny ezsf'l0D
of those who rulc Inc United States % ~'
pare the public mind for thst iul. 'oS14lN''
ten of national degradation. ,r,rrv
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THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED
-znd for sale al 4. GRAY'S B0'f-'"4
PxlcE 37f Cents,
A D D R E S 5

TO TIE rr,,
PEOPLE Of TIE UNITED 1IA117
On the Importance Of encourages. NJ,
AGRICULTURE DOMESilC "l'''
FACTUEES:
sDING TO sHEw ,n,
That by due encouragement Of these 'a
tial interests the nation will be re'u.,'
more respectable abroad and '''''
prosperous at homo :,
TOGETHER WITH AN ACCooFi ~,
Tie improvements IN Sheep q: A"s ID i.
The native Sheep of Smiths lsie'h' , I
plans proposed for extending his ,o 's
bic race of animals, tor the O'-'
oftae country at large.
GEORGE ~. Z. CUSlD, IIY nsE.
Of Arlington House, District Of o''
sP Booksellers supplied en- '"'
terms.
September S.
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LOTTERY OFFICE.

~ T1cxErs in the (1a'' w.,
Marine Society Lott<Ip o a
drawing, for sale at the Ice oa
of the alexandria OGt!y o Nv 6ys
price Five Dolls. g SeE NJ jtbs
cents. A regular list / an. a. in.|
drawing will be receive, w. 70 thos
formation given gratis % ''''
who purchase tickets
August 9.
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against me are
requested to bring them forward for settle
nent; and all persons indebted are desired
to make immediate payment, as no longer
indulgence can be given, my intended remov-
ell rendering il necessary that iuli ADJUST
ment Of all accounts should take place
JOHN GADSBY.
July IS.
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re- ATIEMIION.
by 0iuer,
2. Triplett, Adstant
2d l.. M II. C..

August le. st
TIE cole :tor solicits the attention of ds!in-
q,ents to the above notice, as no appeals after
this court will be heard.
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clos Prizes amouhtin5 ~ Dolls.si o'ooo
1882 Flank s--Surs raised $4,000
including expence. )
From the above Scheme, it appears that
there are less than two blanks 20 q prize, and
that the prizes are to be paid ssishoalt aeane-
sio,.
The drawing will positively commence en-
\ the Oath OF next month, and viii be coinplet-
! ediaten weeks. TIcKErs at S. 80 cents
4 Of sale at r. GRAY's Book STORE, where
SNnhe drawing OF all tickets sold by HIM VIII DC
examined free of cxpence. Prizes III me last
New York Lottery taken IN payment for hex eI>-
etsia this.
Orders for ticketsf from the country, enclos-
hs the cash tpost-paidl will be punctaaiiy
attended to, and early information gwen OF
ilieir fate.
July l3
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To Rem l..

- NEN II
(And immediate bossss@on g,ven)
NEAR THE EXTREMITY OF THE PAVEMENT
On Prince Street
A TWO.STORY BRICK HOUSE, with
N an elegant garden, and all necessary
buildings thereto, complete. The premises
occupy one half acre of ground, on one OF the
best situations and best constructions, squaiiea
Ivy few, tif amy exceeded by none IN Alexana
dria of it's size; it has also a pump OF excel
lent water, approved of by the best Judges
besides well in the garden for its exclusive
use, and is every way calculated toaccommo-
late genteel family, from such moderate
rent will be taken.
Now building and will be ready
% RENT about the first of August, FOUR
HOUSES, on Washington-street, the stu
lions are good, and the buildings will be We.
'vy convenient and neatly finished, Tor private
families, or public business and House or
fwo, near A1e8srs. Aarsteller and Yoxne,s
wharf.
For terms apply to,
Robert lRroeket.
June l. SaH
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FOR SALE, ~
LEWIS EEBLOIS

s.ft his Store, nesr Col. Ran.say's svhart,
Frersh Brendy, in pipes
Catalonia Wine, in half pipes and quarter
casks
New-England Rum, in hogsheads and bar
sels
Molasrcs, in hogsheads
Goldfish, in boxes
Cider, Potatoes, Sects, and Wiraer Pears,
II barrels
Cheese
Slider Vinegar, In hogsheads aaa pipes
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NarshaL's Sale.
July %.

IN pursuance Of "a decree of tile honorable
the United States Circuit Court of tie Gls
trict of Columbia, sitting in Alexandria on
an appeal from the District Court OF the said
district, in a case ofseizure and libel, between
the United States and forty boxes OF White
CIayed Sugar, ten boxes OF Brown Sugar, and
ten tons of Logwood, and Matthew Aeene,
claimant will be sold, at public sale, tor
ready money, on Monday, the 2sth day OF
this month, at the warehouse OF George oia-
.um, in the town of Alexandra, between the
hours of eleven and twelve o'clock OF the lore
noon Of That day, the said forty boxes OF White
Clayed Sugar, ten boxes OF Brown Sugar, and
ten tons Of Loswood.
Daniel Minor, D, NJ.
for Washington Boyd.
August II. CTS.
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Washington and alexandria urn

pike Company.
~ HE Stockholders Of the Washington
4 and Alexandria turnpike Company are
hereby notified, that the second iastalment OF
Ten Dollars on each share, is called tor by
the Presidents and Directors Of tho said Com
pany, and IS required to be paid to Chart s
Page, Treasurer, in Alexandria. OH or before
the 26th day of August next. agreeable to an
act OF Congress, entitled An act for the e
establishment of Turnpike Compa IN the
county of Alexandria, in the district OF Co
lumbia.
BY order CT the Directors,
c.. Deneale, President.
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GLAZE &c.
Scheme of a Lottery,

81 OIIICIIIC u a
For the purpose.oi rsislnsa sum OF money 70
aid the funds Of the Charitable laarsae 90
cief,J o{ baltimore
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SVOL VII.
Sails al Vsnaae.
r. every Tuesday and Friday.

(fAn every Tuesday ana sFIluay,
~ - MILL. 81 SOLD
!. the ysnduc Store, corner OF ffines ana
Water streets
J v,y;rs; I Dry Gceds, GYecfyses, &c.
9 n...,;c,lsr's of which Will be expressed II
' s;lIs Of the laY---a'.h kinds OF gooes
'n I'm arc on Limitation and s.ec prices Oh
w sg arc established, can At any nne DC
s;.,vea and purchased tthe lowest limitation
- p C.. Marsteller, ". NJ
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9Ieranoria Calp 6airtte.
MONDAY, AUGUST Is.

81 81
The French Brig that has been for some
time at the Navy Yard, yesterday dropped
down to this place, and this day sailed on
her cruise.
The freeholders and other inhabitants OF
the town Of Boston, qualified as the law dl-
reefs. have, been notified, to meet at Fannlel
Hall, on Tuesday at 10 o'clock, A. NJ; then
and there. upon "a request OF a number OF tha
inhabitants, to take into consideration the
opportunityt that isnow presented for remoy-
ing in some degree the embarrassments and
restrictions on the commerce OF the United
States. by renewal of trade with the king
oloms Of Spain and Portugal, and their pro-
yiincys and colonies !; and II the town should
think proper, to prepare and present re-
respectful petition to the president OF the Y.
Srats s, requesting him, according to the
power vested in MIN by Congress, to sus-
pend an act laying an embargo on all the
ships and vessels in the porrs and harbors
OF the United States, and the several
acts. supplementary thereto; at least SO tau as
NAV respect the trade of the y. States with
the kingdoms OF, Spain and Portugal, and
their provinces anu coionies--Or 10 adopt
any Other measures, that may be considered
by the town more proper Tor removing the
ernbarrassrr1en,s under which our trade IS.
now suffering. The notice is signed by the
town cierk.