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The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-10-04
1F ELECTION.

We have delayed this days publication
till a late hour, il order to lay before cur
re- aeie,s a correct stalemen mt OF the Polls Of
New Castle County.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-10-04

The President of the United States. and Sc
cretary of State, arrived at Washington OH the
frs, instant.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-10-04
The CuhsN:jjan.

It'd d,Greym ii ne .yewAr prirc IF Eladt Do,-
ials .t1' sat tttg, all Far .'o" tie
Cnaafl9 porcr--faya6A IL ~
tg.es ha!f tit aarsGcr.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-31
From the 1msr;oea Daily 4d,e,,;;,..
Mr.. Pou1soN.

Mr.. Pou1soN,
fear many ofyour readers ar. 50
and old fashioned, and, it may be, $, 50 , VI
diced, as neither to understand nor ., ~ pFfc
Mise the fashionable Specification IF ~'e'ee
of words and phrases, which are. ,hoa
very current this has induced nv '"sVer
tempt brief explanation of few nb 70 y
highly necessary TO be known and r r"Sa
men OF honor and courage. Willysu ", y
fore have the goodness to insert lbs n, "s''
communication. @'a
Il man ofhonour.--Alias-Apeu,,.~
One who deems himself authors. .qs
trample on all laws, both divine and hn"s. %
whenever they interfere with the ers'; tal'
ton of his passions. N4,S'
Il man Of Courage.
A vioiaior of that law of God, which a.,
thou shalt do no MURDER.
Il Coward.
One who fears God, and obeys the h..
of his country, and yet has the fortilud. -
refuse challenge, and sufficient ,napi,s,'
Of spirit to despise the snecrs of fools and l.
bertlnes.
Proefef Co1Oardice.
A written, or printed paper, stuck I,
some public place, calling any one COW.
ard.
Giving the satisf faction Of a Geptlema,
The chance of numbering or being mu,.
dered, by any person, who assuming 10 him.
self the province ofajudge in his own cau,.
thinks proper to send challenge.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-31
CHARLESTON, OctoBer %.

Arrived, sch'r Sidney Crispin, Marshal,
Grenada, via St. Eustatia, 90 DAYS from tn:
latter. The sch'r Henry Srlby, Records,
of Washington, N. c. from Barbados,
was captured by French privatssr, from
Guadalupe and sent into St. Eusta;ia ii:
day before captain Al. left that place; the
vessel was plundered BY the Frenchmen, and
the papers sent to Guadalupe, to 60 lhro
the sham form of condemnation-the a.
gent for the priyateer had offered the capt
to ransom the schooner for certain sum,
as he had left St. Eustatia for Guadaloupc,
in order 70 eHyct the ransom. The Frenth
capture every American they can fall IN
with bound to or from an English port Or
which have been spoken or boardedby
British vessel Of war. This French pyIva
teer was commanded BY one PEAsE, an A.
mcrican.
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To the Public.

The great benefit which have experience
ed from Rogers's Vegetable, sc. and firm
persuasion that it may afford relief to others,
induces me to make every laudable exertion
f0rvits distributions.
For Ave years preceding the last Of Dec.
1907, In consequence OF taking violent cold
had been afflicted with the asthma, disor-
der which conceived to be hereditary, my
father and grand father both having greatly
suffered from it. he disorder increasing
rapidly upon me, in the spring of 1907, /
consulted DR.. c. L. Seeger, but the urgency
othis business prevented him from attending
at that time, particularly to my case. My Blu.
siness made It necessary for Me to leave home
and be absent the greater part Of summer,
which deprived me of the able professional
assistance of DR.. Seeser. In September last,
a severe cold brought on violent cough and
the disorder assumed an aspect more serious
and alarming than at any former period
was extremely de6lktated, en,aeiated and con
16ned. Such was the irritability of my lungs,
/ was obliged TO use the greatest caution in the
act of respiration. After free use of Ro-
gers's Vegetable, sc: for about two months,
Twas perfectly relieved of the dreadful cough
which had SO long afflicted me, and complete
~ cured of every symptom of the asthma
Ia short, blessed be Cod, have continued in
sound health ever since AS these facts NAV
be important to those unfortunate individual.
who are suffering from the same disorder. i
have been thus particular in their detail.-
And I do not hesitate to declare my solemn
s,nY;ction, both trew my own experience and
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-31
Moses Parsons, Jun.
Northampton, February, 1909.

\ Northamhton, A4ass.) FEB. 1909.
James Heaton, also hereby certify, that
in the tall of the year 1903, l was seized with
a severe cold attended by an obstinate and
distressing cough. The violence efmy cough
soon produced pain in my side and breast,
AMI frequently splitting Of blood, in short, all
the horlid Symphonic ola consumption were
rapidly assailing me. In this situation was
recommended to DR.. George Rogers, who
rendered me immediate reliefby administer
ing his Vegetable Detergent. | have CONT
nueA the use of it ever since. and for three
months past, though not Completely restored
to health, l have enthusiastically to attend
to nay business--and fully believe that my
partial restoration has been solely owing fun
der Cody to this valuable medicine.
]araes Heaton.
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To the Public.

In consequence of taking a severe cold IN
Nay, 1903, Twas seized uWth violen. pain
in my SIDE. attended wiia distressing
cough, uh;ch, although Ihad the adviee
and prescriptions u q Respectable physician,
lasted me four 1veeks. without any a'evia-
tor. Ithen applied to DR.. George Regsrs
whs administered his Vegetable Puimonic
Deluygent, Which gave me immediate re
lief; and in ten days Twas entirely freed
from tie pain in my side and cough
Charles Chapman.
Northampton, March, 1909.
ELIJAH NOR TON jim of .West~
Gmbton, TN Massachusetts. do certify, that
in lhe last gear Twas attended 1vih a great
debility. yeakness Of the lungs, distressed
far breath and vio!snt cough attended
with a 1eoer for a number ef1aonths; obou:
the 18Th Of august I began the Use of Dir
Gorge Rogers's Vegetable Pulmonic Detur-
gent / Kept in the use Of it about three
mon.hs Immediately after taking this me
dicine my couch abatea, and ! could breathe
yith more freedom. I w0uld recommend
the medicine from my o5un experience, 10
those zuho are troubled with cough, and
disorders ofthe lungs and breast. and con
sumpsive complaints, and do beAieve it TO be
valuab!e and useful medicine.
Elijah Norton. Jun.
Westambton, Feb. II, 1909
OF For sale by e. GRAY, Bookseller,
King street, agentter The proprietor.
October 81, 1azr6m
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-31
A SONG.

A SONG.
Like very gallant. will omplimsnt all,
I'll leer and ogle the pretty,
Tell the short ones they're neat, the majestic
they're tall,
And call the honely ones witty.
Thus agreeable falsehood passing for truth,
I shall tickle their vanity snugly,
Talk of prudence to age, and OF pleasure to
youth,
And console with a fortune the ugly.
To the pale I'll on delicate lilies begin,
Toths ford III hold out on roses,
Call squirting lser, find smile in grin,
And proportions where ci'las kiss with no
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-31

5ph0 are affected ssith Coughs, colds, AssinGs,
and Consun151tions.

'HERE Is perhaps no mcdlcal oDserea-
II ton better established, none more ge-
morally confirmed by the experience OF the
best physicians of ali ages. and countries, and
none OF more importance to the practitioner
than the fact that many of the most dithcult
and incnrable complaints originate In neglect
ed COLDS. In climate as variable as ours,
where the changes of the weather are ire
quently sudden and unexpected, 1t requires
more care and attention 10 guard against this
subtle and dangerous enemy oflife, than most
people imagine, or are willing to bestow.--
Hence the vast number of patients afflicted
with coughs, catarrhs, asthmas and consump-
lions. The many cases of the kind which
iesl under my observation, the disappointment
i experienced in practice, from remedies
highly recommended, and my own pre-dis-
position to 2ulnonic complaints, we're strong
inducements for nae 10 consider whether
compound, consisting of mildTegctable sub
stances could not be invented, more free frcm
the well founded objections of practitioners,
and better calculated to avert the threatening
destruction of the lungs.
i have the satisfaction to offer to the pub
TIC such a remedy, under the name OF the
VEGETABLE PULMONiC DETER
GENT, well adapted to various constitutions
and habits, and to declare with the fullest
confidence that l found this composition far
superior to others intended to answer the
same purpose. am perfectly satisfied, that
practitioners, who have frequently to combat
the effects of suppressed perspirstion and do
not neglect the use of the lancet and other
eyacuat.ons, whenever they arc indicated,
will place this medicine on the list of their
most fayorite remedies; as it can in no case
ito harm. | Will abide by this motto:
NO RELIEF NO PAY.
This motto may be deemed ostentatious by
some, and amounting to apositiveness that
the medicine will invariably effect cure in
any stage of disease like miracle the
proprietor Is far from believing that this me-
dlcins will render mankind immortal: buthe
Is fully sensible if taken seasonably, and ac-
cord'ng to the directions, it will either pre-
vent or cure, and if unseasonably, it VIII most
sensibly alleviate distress and prolong life;
and having no desire to profit by the conf
dence OF the sick and afflicted, induces me to
make the above overture Should the contra
~ appear In any instance, as in some it pos
xibiy may, the money for the medicine will
be cheerfuliy refunded by the person who
may vend the same.
GEORGE ROGERS.
N. B The above named medicine is ser
cured to the subscriber by letters patent from
abe President of the United States, and pre-
pared at his Dispensary in Northampton,
county of Hampshire and state of Massachu-
ntts.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Under decree Of the honorable the circuit
court ofthe district of Columbia, held atAeA-
andria, the subscribers will expose to PuOE;
lase at the coffee-house on the Scth ca! I"
! October, on a credit OF sixty and Olns9
days, ira, q,
| lin Undecided moiety Ja rent q / Isl Is
per 0rnum, :,
PAYABLE for ever, charged on lot Of g'oGn'
situated at the intersection of Wolfe ana "
nion-stre cts and extending southvaTdIy aOl5
the west side of Union street one hundred An|
fifteen feet, and westwardly along the sVu,'
side Of Wolfe street sixty two feet SIX lncIs
The payment of this rent is secured by 'au,
able permanent improvements on the l04 2 III
by the personal liability OF the late co., c 49,"
gerald, and col. Wm. Lyles OF BROAD Wv"
Maryland. .. rert,
And If from the sale of the above ''"I
charge the sum required by tIle u ss.,;n.
the court cannot be ralsed--the sao'' .Io,,
will then proceed to sell, at the San's T'
and on the same credit ,,,,is
One undividsd seuentt fart Or '"e "'
mtee, ,..lss.
Expectant on the death OF Jane Nun IN ,bs
widow Of Daniel Ro5crdeau, deceass'I ., On
following Lots, tina: is to say .' o"s WoGsl
the e,,t side of Water street between ,r "~
s s VILE, streets, ia front ON Ws c..t,
trset 81 feet inches, In deplh - ,lIer d
and bounded on thee moth Dy q" ,nJ.ons
feet wide,-On this lot is erected naD So,ss,
and convenient 8 story brick dwe''" ,so o.hs'
with the usual out-hous's--ADu o s side Of
lats adjoining each other on ,n VIE. streets
T,ion..t between Wolfe and WllA''fI sct. ID
N fDnnt On Un;on-street forty one I'''
DEPTH one hundred and twenty hve lew
''p'4 ''' R. |. Taylor. 4
Cuthbcrt Po"s1|
October re-
e. The sale of the abo y ,l,til
perty has been postpoe'1eue nube4
Monday the 9th OF Now
next.
New.England Rum
:ybarrels, for sale BY y ,deullc.
Conner Of kins and a
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FaoM The Troy GAZETTE.


dence who's thirty tree years old now, our
Tammany Society all celebrate EN- on de
fourth of July. at de wigwam which we got
in de main-street. We got nice good
bower in dat place which !9uosla and Gua10
fix up. We light council ere, to warm
poor negur, light pipe Of peace by, and
boil rsast-beef on. We hab good rum,
good roast pig, good loaf and fish, good to.
baccur, good fiddle, good pow-wow, good
company, better dan de demicats we guess;
and III warrant We had and good times
and good scrape as any of 'em. De sbl.
rit Of Iammany he was dere, and was
mighty grad to see us so merry. Samb say
he seed him-and wcdder or no, we hab
dam good ITama:ca spirits, tell you. De
Sachsm Of de todsr Tammany Society didn't
cum, Ctween you and l, dat fellow grow
proud as de debil) If all our societies had
cum togeder, guess we should bad as long
procession us de demicats, if dey hadn't
walk SO dam far apart-pity we "sons OF
Iammany" couldn't agree to be all Wrapt
up togeder in one piece of wanpun as big
rs Msssa Andecourt tell lie, Tor as de po-
ct say,
How pleasant It's to sec,
6 Ere Iren," and kin agree.
Here comes our toasts:
I. May all de Tammany Societies come
.nto one society, den what dam big socie-
ty we shall be.
Sopg-Fou5 and tzventy black birds bakd
ina Pie.
2. Old lassa 7aunany himscJ-His
spirits no be ashamed to be wild US at dc
council FIRE which be lighted to dsy-petter
be here wild a poor honest negur African,
dan way out FOUNDER wild de dvbllsh demi-
cat.
Song-Pussey in de cream-b0t.
s. Our Br0der Tom, de lest Grand Sa.
CHEM ef dis great nation-We be all red
men-a!l white men--and lib togcder IN
peace and unicorn; but de dam fellow de-
sert Nlissa, SO dc peoples desert him.
Song-Adian Bol9sobher.
q. On, 6 red broaers" in de next Tam
many Society--If dey will become de hon
est man, den we'll smoke de pipe of peace
wild EN- at the next couacil fire.
Firm unitedht US be,
We're de ss,as Of Iaun'anv.
Sone-Jebber and liberty.
S. De Gun B0ats-Just like Sambo's
pickaninny knife. wild no blade at all amoust
and dam gewgaw hand!e-he cost more
dan he come,too.
song-Hi didale diddze de CATS in de fd.
ale.
6. De fourth Of Tuly- Wish he come
half dozen times year; dc sons OF lam
many free to-day, do he work like hell to-
morrow. We don't hab talk but we hab
dam good toasts.
-CAiaay co ding dang a ding, a
tink doodle q.
Z. hasa Aadecourt,2 oraerucise de Soup
Sack, Otherwise DE- Fr9g Eoter--Guess ne
made in dam hurry, he got his wit in his
belly and his CUTS inhis head.
song-Geosu, goosy Sanaer, zplere shall
Izvanaer.
s. De Fair-De white man needn't be
SO proud wild deere fair De sons of Tam
many got Fair too-Missa Phillisa won't
turn her back to de best OF 'em.
Song-4Nassa gone euaay, toaer man be
cum.
VOLUNTEER.
Our Grand Sachem, who hab retire from
political life, and gone ober to de moan
ssMax Ikea PARK in The air,
"Conae 10 day-gone ycsterdsy." |
Song--Fire in the mountain. !
Published by order of
POMP, de Grand Sachess.
FRANK, Serateh'ex.
seasaa at de fruits.
= Mans. Gaxae.
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Study Malls for Sale,
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY.

7e be sold to tie highest bidder, ON the 18Th q
November meet,
A mott complete and elegant
MERCHANT MILL,
With Miller's House, two-story Dwell
ing House, commodious Stone Store House,
Blacksmiths' Shop, Stable, sc. and sixty a.
cres of Land, admirably adapted to timothy,
great part Of which is highly improved
meadow.
The Mill House is 4s by Sc feet. with 8
pair OF Burr Stones, by 8, and a pair Of coun
try stones.
With respect to situation and other atyan-
tages there is none in Virginia more propi-
tious, being on never falling stream formed
by confux of the Bull Run and Catharpin
about four miles from the Little River Turn
pike Road, and one mile from the .ontem-
plated road from Fauquier court house to
Centrevile, and directly in the route from an
extensive contiguous settlement of produc-
tive farms.
The terms of sale will be ore third of the
purchase money in hand, and the balance in
one, two and three years, secured by bond
with approved security.
AIRY person inclined to purchase NAV have
an opportunity of treating for this property
in the mean time with
Landon Carter.
Sept. so. co
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THIS may certify, that about the FIRST OF
October last, / was attacked with violent
cough, which proceeded, as was the opinion
OF my physician, who is man well approved
of in his profession, from a bruise which |
received on my left side about fortnight
before. By his consent tried Rogers's Pull
monic Detergent Il was very weak and low,
and took but half the quantity prescribed BY
his directions. In three days was much re-
lieved, and in eight days quite cured of the
cough.
. Moses Parsons. lun.
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observing its effects on others, that DR.. Ro-
gers's v. P. D is an easy, safe and eAectual
remedy for coughs and asthnas, and is the
greatest anridote to all pu)monic complaints
that the world has ever Witnessed.
Jacob w. Brewiter.
.Northamnton, January, 1909.
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az Printing IN all cts pariav nexts
p sssssses at aes sff.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-31
GEORGE ROGERS.

n. B The above named medicine is seq
cured to the subscriber by letters patent from
abe President of the United States, and pre-
pared at his Dispensary in Northampton,
county of Hampshire and state of Massachu-
utts.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-28
NoN.INrERcouRsE.


The House again res lived itself into a
committee of the whole, We Basset IN tie
chair on the bill interdiciing commercial
intercourse. &c.
The chairman proceeded in reading the
bill.
The 12,h section htying been read,
which provides for REPEAL ofihe embar
90, excepting as relates to G.. Britain q
Farce
Mr. Clopton moved to strike il out. He
had been and vas OF opinion that the EN-
barge osght to continue. He consider d
IL high ground taken Nv this nation en-
opposition to Britt h and French orders
and DEGREES. And should the nation DIES
cepd fron the high ground which it he'd
taken, unless those orders aud DEGREES we're
removed! God forbid, said he. believe
tina, large majority OF TIE people woula
prefer much longer continuance Of the
embargo to submission. The objections
TO the non-intercourse sys I'm he consid
cred much stronger than those 10 the en-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-28

lamstions sc blockade BY Great Britain
preceding the Berlin decree, which wee
at least as good ground For. retaliation by
France rs the French decree was FOR re
taliation by Great Britain. AS to Aav,ng
no cause ofquaryel against Great Britain,
MIR. v. expressed his astonishment al
hearing such sentiments aYoyed by any
gentleman on this floor, and protested a.
gainst It. He believed it TO be the deter
mina;ion Of the governments of Europe.
10 press MS till we should yet be compel.
ed to take the last resort, however desir.
Gus we might be to avoid it.
Mr.. Burwell called the attention Of Mr..
GARDENER 10 a speech which he made q;
few weeks ago, in which he expressly
admitted that the orders in council we're
not intended to retaliate on France, but
under cover of. such retaliation, TO retail
late on the United States for the non. i'm
portation law. He suggested to him that
there was an evident inconsistency in his
remarks at The two different times. Mr..
Burwell entered at some length into a
view of the orders and DEGREES in reply
10 Mr.. GARDENER. He regretted to hear
in the debates of the House so much OF
foreign countries and so little of our
own If there was any thing in the void
that could give him sincere pleasure, it
would be the union of all parties ia the
great work of resistance 10 foreign opprs
sion that all should b. American in Ian.
guage and sentiment as well as in name
Divided as the nation now was. il was a.
feeble as if there was not man in th>
country. AS long as they legislatT on
| suspicion Of one another i, was impossible
they should prosper. Mr.. b. said tina,
the bill now under consideration was
not pala,able to him, though he liked il
better than any of the amendments which
had been offered. Mr.. b. spoke near an
hour.
Mr.. Masters commented with some sc.
verify on the observations of Mr.. Garde-
nier. He rebuked him for his defence oil
the British orders in council, which he had
never expected to have heard attempted to
be justified on the aoor of congress. Mr..
NJ. was not partial 10 the bill.
The committee then rose and reported
the bill.
The house adjourned without consider
ing the report.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-02-28
,Sa,rsday, FEB. 10.

Mr d. r. Williams appeared and took
his seat.
On motion ef Mr. Smile, an order was
adoped mat for the rem e,oder OF inc ses-
iicn yhe Huuse shall meet at ten o'clock.
~ "hich lirSe on each day a call Of the
House is TO axe place.
The bill from he Sen ate for augmen
ling me marine corps, vas twice read,
and referred to comnI tee of the whole.
NAVIGATiO LAWS.
Mr. Dana reported g. d bill for the BEN
Ell Of seamen Of the Uni 70 S'aIes"- re.
curing certain propo' lion, al Least a
majority Of the seamcn c board of regis
tered vessels. ~ be ci,zens Of he u. S.)
iwicc read and referred, TO committee
IL he whole.
a letter was read from T. p. Cope OF
Philadelphia, enclosing " The History o.
Slavery" from the CONVENTION for the
BOLTON of slavery, the feceip. Of which
the Speaker was desired TO acknowledge,
81 10 l6.