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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-20
District Of Columbia,
COUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA,
July Term, 1909.
Benjamin Bolts and Timothy
Brundridge, assignees of
Isaac NJ Pherson, bank
rupt, and Nathaniel Ell
llcott, comfilts. "'
against
William Cash, jun. & John
II Manly, dts
The defendant William Cath.
District Of Columbia,
The defendant William Cath.

jun. not having entered his appearance and
given security, according to the act of assem-
bly, and the rules Of this court and it appear.
ing to the satisfaction of the court upon affida-
Wit that the said defendant, William Cash. ir.
is not an inhabitant of this district. on motion
ofthe said compliments, by their counsel, it
Is ordered, that the said defendant William
Cash, Jr. Go appear here On the first day of
next term, and enter his appearance to the
suit and give security for performing the de.
cree of the court and that the other defend.
ant John II. Manley, do not pay away, convey
or secrete the debts by him owing 10, or tha
estate or effects in his hands belongins to the
said absent defendant William Cash, If. until
the further order or decree of the court, and
that copy CT this order be forthwith publish
ed for two months successfully, in one of the
public newspapers published in this county,
aud that another copy be posted at the front
door CT the court house of said county.
copy-Te.t,
&. Deneale, c. C.
October 20. ,oue,
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N O T &c E.

THE subscriber by virtue of deed Of trust
from Edward CAN'T OF Fairfax county to him
dated 18th Of October 1907; will sell at pub
lie auction for Cash, at the subscriberstavern,
Fairfax County, Va. on the 2lst Oct. 1909,
Three Akelg ,o@ng Negro Men,
decided to the subscriber in trust by the aore-
Said Edward CAN'T, for the payment Of a debt
due from the said Edward Can't, to Henry
Can't OF Icfferon County, Va.
James Wiley.
SeDtember
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October 10.
ORPHANS COURT.

.dleranGria County, SEPT. Term, 1909.
ORDERED,
That the Executor of Charles Wadsworth,
deceased, do insert the following advertise
ment three times week for six weeks in the
alexandra Daily Gazette.
Tect
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-13
Valuable Property fer Sale.
March %.

r%HE subscri!eroAers for sale the House
ON Fairfax street, in Alexandria, now
occupied by Mrs. $. Alekols. The asses,
sors say this property is worth four thousand
two hundred dollars, and have, year alter
year, assessed it at this sun; but the
subscriber now offers it for sale al the hall OF
the assessed value.
He also e6ers J0r sale,
The vacant Lots on Fairfax and Fraikiin-
streets. Assessors have said that these Lots
are worth three thousand two hundred dol
lars per acre, and have assessed them at that
rate but the subscriber will take less than
the half Of that sum per acre.
lie would gladly sell all his property on
the Mal--his Houses On Alng-street' near
ROYAL .strcet---his Houses on the same street.
near Washington strect--his ground-rents,
or any other property he has in Alexandra,
on "a credit Of 6, u, and Is months.
S. Cooke.
Leesburr, March 80. lawn
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April T.
ENTERT AINMENT.
RANDOLPH MOTT,

Late q the Washinsfon 1aOern, .Ae1and@ia,
is prepared to entertain travellers and,o-
.thersin genteel manner, at the WHITE
HOUSE, opposite the second furnt'ike gate,
seven miles from Alexandra, on the road TO
Fairfax Court House--and hattcrs himself
his attention to the wishes and convenience of
his customers will ensure him portion OF
public patronage.
~ Good passurage and grain ofeyery se
scription will be furnished far ttock.
January To- sss
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Feb. s..

tofcph IdandeVllIe,
coRygR OF KING and t1IRFAx ,fsE4;i
ALEXANDRA:
Has received a considerable ad
dltlon to his Stock,
md OFFERS FOR SALE,
20 20 barrels s'' 5 Mpsssr s Do Sugar. Sugar.
1000 lb. Green Coffee
5 I-2 tons British Patent Shot, asNtt
BIB to No. 9.
10 bales Cotton.
10 casks first quality Goshen Chst'si
40 boxes Mould Candies.
IS bags clean heavy Pepper.
so ID. Nutmegs.
casks London refined Sa!tpetre'
S ditto Irish Glue.
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson' i0l%hi
son, Tyson Skin, and Padre SoucOonS ieN'
in oual ter chests, boxes and cannlsteEs-TOS
of which are equal iii quality to any ever ia
ported. T.
Madeira, Port, Marsha, Sherry Ll'0oD ~
neriife, and Malaga Wines.
A few cases Medoc Ciaret. ,,
Jamaica, Windward.Island, and N0''n'"
Rum.
Cognac, Bordeaux and Pech BRANDY
Holland and Country Gin.
Irish and Country Whiske''
Six hogsheads Cherry Bounce; ;,r
Retailing Molasses, Havana HONE"
Wine and Cider Vinegar. ,r
Rest Florence Oil 10 bottles and ilashS oi,t
Loaf and Lamp Sugars, Choce i q. Carr, arr
Pearl & Common Barley, Basket ' AVA p
Fig Blue, Indigo, Mace, Cloves 0" S.vepa
mentc, Race and Ground :, Ginger Almonds Tp1
Pepper, Capers, Mustard, Ralsln'' ,r n''', Roll
Currants, Nader, Alum, Copp T,,ai,r vine
Birthstone, Chalk, British ana 'M sd;sb and
Gunpow,'er, Spanish segars' Ca'S"pI eiosrs
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco ,,v. hG onj
CARROTS, and Hamilton's snun' T p.d Cords
Wrapping Paper, Playing Cards. 0''
s,ing Lines, sc. st'
tOber l8.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY, on the 18th instant, from
the estate the late Nathaniel Newton, near
Piscataway, in prince-Gesrge's county, Ma
ryland, a negro man, named FRANK, a.
bout 90 years of age, yelIowish complexion,
and about six feet high--had on when he
went away, short whste 5acket, dark cloth
trowsers, and Ozpabrigs shirt. ! expect he
will change his name and pass for freeman,
as several Ct the same family formerly be-
longing to Miss Elizabeth Newton) have been
emancipated since the death Of MIR. Newton,
and have passes with my signature. VIII
give the above reward Cor experimenting said
fellow and secnsiag him in any Jail SO that 4
get him again.
Jofeph N. Birch.
March az. asMtf.
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FOR RENT,
March az.

The HOUSE lately occupied by Mr.. gohr
F7ormer. jun..on Pist-street, adjoining Calo--
mel Siypms's. To good tenant all ncces-.
sary repairs viii be madc.--For terms en-
naire OF the Printer of tue Gazette, in Alex
aadria,or gAonsas MsGsA:rs Washington.
Msvea 9s. aaw2tt
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matte Drops

(price, T'vo Dollars FER 6ott!c.J
NOTHING is of more importance than
the preservation of health-th1s common iacep
remark however is roo OFTEN FORGOTTEN,
whilst we are active and strong--and pre-
ventio,, of pain, which is superior TO Its cure,
is not sufficiently attended to by any descnptl
ON of persons Among those disorders WHICH
REQUIRE the most early and unremlttlng efforts
tn eradicate and overe ONE, none have a strong
er clair,, ,,Don our notice than the Cont, Rheu-
,nat;spo. I.ambago, Weakness of the Joints,
Snrains. elects, the Stone and Gravel, the
Cr,mn and every species of Rheumatic Pains
s,orn whatever cause they may have originat-
ea--and hence every relief which can be adj
,,;nis4ered is too valuable to be torgotten---
Those persons whose aVocatons peculiarly ex-
nose them to colds, &c. cannot be zoo anxious
sIways TO possess Immediate AID. oea-tarang
persons, travellers, sc. ought constantly so
carry with them that medicine which "lll
caunteracf the nnpieasanS effects OF their PERI
,o,s duties, and especially those pans to winch
their situation must expose them. o eaose
wbo reside In or visit the West Indies, and
ther war1n climates, theywilA be found upon
triat 70 convey the most lasting service and
wij, xrysduaNy desslo3 alltsndency so disease
IN tsr human frame, and preserve health and
yigor. Although great variety OF preserip-
tsoa1s have bee published to cure the disor.
ders enumerated above, none has yet equaiied
the GOVT RED RHEUMATIC DROPSof
Dn. TISSOT, which are celebrate dthrougA'
out the European continent, and whose un.
bounded benefits are fully authenticated by
certificates already published OF gentlemen SO
well known IN America, being ofthe hrstcen-
seuucnce In. the state OF Maryland: General
Charles Ridgely, Of Hampton; John Gibson,
ESQ. one OF the direcsors of the Farmers' Rank
of MARYLAND John Macubhin, Esq. Mrs. Ma
eubban, his wife: and MRS Ryan, OF Cation
Arapt. certificates and afhdavits OF the be-
nescial ssacas of<hese 1nraia;gss mag ss seen
by apgzyiag 40 saegs
Msrsa Z
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-13

The managers viii commence dIsvins 4
the city of N. York, on the second TpsSS3
in April next, and viii continue to draw ss1
Tickets each day until tinisEcd.-licset, e.
Sale at tie subscribers Bookstore Eing-,tr,e
Alexandria. Prize tickets in the prcsent.a
late Baltimore Lotteries taken in cycbsr,,
for Tickets in this, and all tickets soid,,,
boyc examined free of cxpeacc.
K. GRAY.
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ll,ol4 Prizes.
2l,936 Blanks.

$4,000 Tickcts--Less than two Mani.
prize.-Subject to Il deduction CT : n. y
Prizes payable so days alter the ed NJ On
CT The drawing of the above prizes ''''Is
First drawn number lst DAYS drss;D.,
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SMITHS WORh.

THE subscribers respectfully INFORM sarry on
friends and the public, that they w.
The Black Smith Business
N IT'S VARIOUS prASc ~ ,h.ir Gus
~v~uosE who favor them with . ,nir vort
| tom may depcod on having ''''A
done with neatness and dispatch, - ROCK.
w. FIELD = ~ !. OF IS
.xB. A smart active lad' about .u.ie. 10 th
wears Of age, wanted as an appFe"'
above business. n
Has fsr sale, as usuol at us '''
tory, o. cor,Os
Spikes, Nails, Brads O. 81 is sf qps9.
of every description, by the casA
tity. - 1o,neymaa TEouo /,
Majors will mset with oo'ss'a"'
applying at SAID factory c.
April S.
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O. Blacs River ~.
No 9 "etcfN

Authorised by an Act Of IL. ;
otthe State of NAw yonK, f. Lt . II,
OF OPENING CERTAIN ~ oF iAe p,,'
MANAGEGs--
THOMAS STORM, JOHN Ii. s,c
HENDERSON, MATTHIAS R e T
and 'AcoRUs Van ScHoosaov,,'A AIN
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THARLES SIMMS has associated his
4 son John d. Simms, with him in the
practice of Law. He will regularly attend
the circuit court for the county Of Alexan.
dria, and the superior court fer the county Of
Fairfax. j. d. Simms will attend the courts
in Prince George and Charles Counties III
Maryland 1.-The superior court for the county
of Prince William, and the circuit courts for
the coAnties of Alexandria and Washington.
By this arrangement one or the other may at
al times be seen and consulted at his office,
where deeds and other writings will be drawn
when required The attention of both will
be given to business entrusted to either OF
them,
April 1. staw2w
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JuH Received, from Bottom,
January 70

!ult Received, from Bolton,
Ind for sale By the Subscriber,
A few dozen mems and womens' Saddle
Trees.
A good assortment Of Cut lacks, from !,
ounces to 10 ounces, in small bags.
Wool Cards.
New York prime pork in barrels.
Goshen Cheese, very excellent.
Rhode Island ditto.
Seed Potatoes.
S;noaked Hcrrings in boxes.
Lime Juice in bottles.
Sweet Oil in ditto.
New England Cider in barrels.
And handsome assortment Of Netting
Cotton, from No. 10, to No 90.
Thomas Patten.
April7. 6
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-13

For Sale. BY the Sul}ers5er,
SALT suitable for the fisheries,
NIuscovado Sugar in hogsheads,
HAVANA Sugar in boxes,
Green Coffee In bags,
A few barrels OF New-York PORK.
=. II. HOOE.
March %. s0s
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EeM CyoUer-S Seed.

nj. KINGSTON, Fairfax street, has re-
~ ceiyed supply Of excellent red Clover
Seed, which he will dispose of On moderate
terms for cash--Also, few bushels OF Fresh
Burnct and Hemp Scotland or hand, II
notify, Orchard Grass, Rye Grass, Burden
Grass, Peruvian Grass and Luccrn.
ALSO,
A general assortment Of the best kinds Of
Garden Seeds, mostly ofhis own saving, from
the last year; Medicinal Seeds; Bird Seeds,
and quantity of large Lombsrdy Poplars J;
Towering Trees ant Shrubs best London
made Pruning Knives, Garden Shears, Hoes,
Rakes, and Books en- Gardening; Flower
Pots Of all sizes; an elegant assortment OF
Chimney Ornaments, Queens Ware, China
and Glass, Stone and Potters Wares-Wlth. a
general assortment of Groceries,
y b. A gentcel person may be accom-
.nodated with Private Room and Family
Board, on moderate terms.
February 7. ealw 3tawlw &lawlsthl
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GREENBERRY GRIfFIl Il
AND
IOHN GATHER,

Clock and Watch-makcrs and SilOefsn'7fas,
Corner of Fairfax and Prlnce-streetS,
HAVING purchased the stock and mate
Il rials belonging to MIR. Jaeoo Gregg
are prepared to execute al orders IN their
line with neatness and dispatch. They have
on hand and intend keeping general assoft-
ment of Gold and &tuer WatcAes, warranted,
SILVER WARE AND FANCY ARIl-
CLES, Sc and respectfully solicit portion
of public patronage, which they will endea
vor to merit by steady attention to bust
ness and faithfal and neat execution Of their
work.
April 4. 60
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DR.. IEBB.S

A BALSAMICs COtADAAA"
THIS cordial, SO Justly celebrated through r.
cut Great Britain and the continent " hu
rope, for its superior efficacy In the care %
ali disorders excited by nervous irrltaohity, d.
well as in complaints of complete dconl.y'
whether arising from irregularities Oh lieihs'
ionp continued residence III WARM cilhaaeeo'
Incorporate pursuits of excessive Pieasuio .n
oc that destructive habit of inconslderate youth
which brings on so prematurely the Al''a '"A-
3 ties of old age s.,hm.s.
Inremoving pulmonary affections as.fan lss'
and all disorders of the lungs, II Is eno ~. :
powerful remedy ever yet found, ano TAG isneA
= has afforded even in the last stage VI eonI
suniPtions,i is withou; parallel; Win 81
: ,oits efficacy In this baneful, and unfortunate
" the prevailing disorderin this co'lhtry tcoii-
s,,,nntionl Il. superiority is such as 70 haVe
copplanted every other medicine.
Those who in advanced nte feel inc .unss
ouences of youthful excess, VIII hiia .hein r
selves restored to health ard strength, anu a,i
hose melancholy symptoms remoVeo' WHICH
are the general effects OF such causes
In short, animated by the uniform success
This ;ayaluabie cordial has experienced In Et-
rome, the thousands 1t has renovateo' wien
bending under the pressure OF nervous -
snmntiye or hypocnondfiacal disorders many
attested proofs of which from emnently us
t,neuished persons in this quarter OF the gioo0'
are now in the possession OF the proprietor
here some few efwhich are herein pub'isEeaj
have determined the introduction OF 1t into
this continent, where its eHicaeles must SOON
become so priced as to make 1t CONSIDERED
henehcent remedy not TO be dispensed Win
bly those who are anxious to preserve OF ac-
auire their health.
The chief ingredient OF this cord,al IS a
pant whose rare and precious salutary virtues
were we'll known to the Araolans during inc
sth and 9th centuries, when that people shone
conspicuous over all the nations OF the ~orig
for their learning and skill IN era1itcaand
banefuI diseases incidentto the human frame,
renoyating in6Tmity to vigor, and restoring
the sickly to sound and rosy health, and which
as known at this tiyRe by their descendants,
and used and experienced as the most sove-
reign remedy for decayed constitutions, and
every speciesof nervous disorders. ms &C.
lebrated restorative plant has also been high
w estimated for ages past, amongst the most
enlightened nations of Greece, and CONSIDER
I'd Nv those wise Inhabitants as one of the first
of their blessings.
This cordial is also rich and fine in Favor,
most grateful to the palate, and the most en-
livening to the spirits of any yet offered to the
public Also,
Dr. Ii0ots celebrated Govt and RIssu-
4n1f1c Drebss
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
DEMOCRATIC INVENTION.

The following extract is from the last
Argus -
"Rosoirei, TIA, in all TIE touns sphere there
Oe Federal niaioyifies, every eseri.op be made
b. fhe Eederaiisfs IN srch Totoss 10 have az ma
NJ Representative as the CanstitUtion spiH ATM.
Of And that in all the ToSens suhsye there are
Republican n,ajo,i'ics, The Feseralists therein
are 70 use every arsumsT IN Their POSER 10 pre-
veat sesdias taH Reoresentation, BY pointing
our he tsbease il syiH pat the 1osvs TO, and koso
unable they are TO pay il; and u Possible to
prevent Republican, majority IN me House 2.
Re1e,e,aaices, The easssisg year"
Till the sapient caterer for the Argus
shall inform tue public when and where any
federalists passed resolve the hind above
quoted lie will be justly entitled to the char
aater Of fool and liar. Ii the democrat
ic csuse Is worthy OF support, why resort to
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17


The result of the late election in this
state is so far known that even the
democrats allow that Mr.. Gore will
have several thousand more votes than
their would-be thought Gen. Lincoln |;
but they pretend TO find great consoia-
ton in saying that the federalists are
disappointed, because their majority IS
lot larger. 1t will be recollected that
the democratic candidate, the last year,
had over the federal one, plurality of
between two and three thousand this
wear, the plurality will be larger in ia
YOUR OF the federal, than it was for the
democratic candidate last year. Con-
sidering how unjust, arbitrary and ru-
inous the measures pursued by the
democrats in power, have been, no
wonder that some should have enter
tanned the idea that there would have
been nearly an unanimous vote for Mr..
CONF. But when we look at the means
employed by the Chiefs Of the demo-
cratic party, it is not surprising that a
large number OF honest, unsuspecting
citizens who have NOT an opportunity OF
acquiring correct information should be
Id astray. IL what the democratic
papers have published OF Mr.. Core
IVES true, he ought not 10 have beer
supported. But j. IS The pride and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17

THE Argus and other democratic rapers
have endeavored TO impress on the minds of
the Quakers, that it was owing to the exer-
tons offhe democratic Senators that a law
was not passed. taxing them six dollars
year for not doing military duty, and urges
them to elect democrats TO prevent the ie-
gsature from nassing such law in future
Their whole Of the statement respecting the
militia law, reported at the last winter ses-
sion, is founded in falshood and misrerre-
sentation. The bin was reported in the Sen.
ate, containing section for taxing the Qua
kers six dollars, in consequence of their be.
ing excused from military duty. William
Aisg and ,yohn L. Iuttie, two flaming DEM
oerais, were OF the committee who report
ed in Iayor of taxing thsm and il was
repERAI. Senate who voted TO strike out
the clause. Whether Tie principle of ex-
empting tie Qaakers, is right or not, the
democrats have nothing to boast Of. II is
not owing to any regard which democrats
entertain Tor tile rights Of conscience or re-
hgion, that induces them to notice these
subjects but they hope, By their cantng
hypocrisy, to enlist the unin formed into their
ranks and by such lows and base arts, raise
themselves TO power and office. II these
people loving hypocrites had have been in
power in the cary period of our independ-
eace, the citizens of the United States
would have had no security for either their
civil or religious privileges They did eve
ry thing in their power to prevent the n
dop,ion Of the Constitution which guards
their rights and they continue to this day
to peryert and destroy its principles. AZ
ter having been the authors Of our .roubles
and endorsements, and done the work Of
iniquity themselves, they have the shame
less eiirontery to endeayor TO throw the
blame upon the Federalis,s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17
Dorflaro,
FOREIGN .fEFS.
Monday, April II, 1902.


THERE have been several arrivals of
Ia e from different parts Of Europe FOR the
principal articles Of intelligence see foreign
head. Affairs in Spain wear some what OF a
gloomy aspect. The English forces in Spain
after considerable hard fighting were con-
PEELED 10 leave the kingdom AID return
home Then. loss during the compagn is
estimated ~ 1000 men, among whom was
their brave commander, Gen. Nooar.
Joseph Bonanarte has entered Madrid a
second time, and met with the same cold re-
ception as at first. There are no accounts
thst the French have invaded Portugal again
Bonaparte has returned to Paris to watch
the motions Of Austria and Turkey
1.-THE Spanish Patriots arc completely
conquered by France, it will be in vain for
other nations which have been enslaved by
the Corsican Usurper, to attempt to throw
off'the yoke. Let the pa-tizans of French
domination in this country say what they
please, England stands the only barrier, ca.
pabte Of checking the tyrant Of Europe in
his career to universal dominion.
The southern papers ms n-ion the arrival
ola Mr.. Oakley, at Norfolk, charged with
dispatches to Mr. Erskine, the British Min
ister to the IT, S. Report says, they are
propositions Off commercial nature for the
restoration OF harmony and intercouls Sc be-
tween the two countries. 1t is a subject
much to be desired that both governments
would wave all minor considerations and
unite in reestabhshing that friendly inter.
course which the interest of both nations SO
much require.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-04-17

f.isei. GOD Tie fcde aiists do no, d;eirs
the electors % neglect the rigll,s of repre-
sentation. Ii the citizens Of the District OF
Maine are not satisfied with the embargo
policy, tl.ey will undoubtedly follow the al.
vice of this Argus scrbler and elect demo.
ctats, that the Legislature of Massachusetts,
NAV once more pray and beseach Mr. Mad.
ison TO pcrseyere in Mr.. Jetierson's meas
ures. till the Inhabitants of this state are as
independent as poverty can make them. Or
is it the plan of the democrats to get ma
iority in the Legislature, that they may once
more help their own dear seipes to ff,y-eight
thousand dollars more ofihc peefie's money !
We should suppose that the Farmers of
Massachusetts earn their money too hard TO
entrust i, to set of SINNERS.