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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-09
July 81.
Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

& IN pursuance of deed executed 10 the
subscribers Oh the lth day OF August, 1903,
by the late Ao5rs. z. Eoos, Esq i'll trust -.
certain purposes thereby expressed, they Will
proceed to sell at pubic auction, at the Cot
lee House, in the town Of Alexandria, on the
first Monday in March next, the following
valuable Property, VIZ.
One Lot of Ground IN the
said town of Alexandra, lying eastward of
Union and between Duke and Wolfe streets,
with Wharf extended from the same INTO
the river: This lot fronts feet on the
Potomac.
One other Lot. situated on
Water street, between Prince and Duke.
streets, and fronting about ~ feet on Water
street This lot is handsomely enclosed, and
there is very productive garden upon it.
The undiuided llioiety Of the following Proher-
iy, oil situated in tie said tosun Of .Aleran-
dria, to wit
One Moiety Of the Property
on which the said r. z. Hooe lately resided,
situated at the corner of Prince and2W atcr-
streets, and fronting feet or therea-
bouts on Water, aud feet on Duke
streets. On this property there are extern
siye Brick Buildings, forming a large and
well finished Dwelling House & three Stores,
with all necessary out houses, pump IN the
yard and an excellent garden.
n I. S O,
The undivided Moiety of a
House and Let situated at the corner of Wa
ter and Duke streets, fronting feet on
Water, and feet on Duke. his pro-
perry is subject to an annual ground rent for
ever OF sixty one and AT half dollars.
The whole of the above property. except
the lastis free OF encumbrance, and will b
shewn at any time to such as desire to BE in
formed about it. The sale will be made OH a
credit s, l2and Is months for approved
indorsednetes, negotiable at the bank Of Alex
andria.
Charles Cin,nos
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G.. Delleale, c. C.


TIL At the annual meeting Of the Stock"
holders in tho Little River Turnpike Comp
ny, will be held on the first Monday III DC
ccmber next, at the City Hotel, in Aicxar~
dria: at which fine aad place an election
will take place for a President, four D!rec-
tors, and Treasurer. 4 statement OF The
company's funds together with report OF inc
proceedings. expenditures and progress OIL
the work will be laid before the meeting. n
PROPOSE ion for cquallizing the interest OF the
old snd new Stockholders, will be taken UP
and decided upon. ~ y
G Jonah Thomp;oIS,A
Treasurer l.. r. IN
0ffohfrg l.. .2taw 90 Il NJ
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1 prepssts on better than Cure.

In cases OF head ache, foul stonlach' ana
Tor removing supefiuous bile, perhaps no
remedy has been discovered superior g
LEES HAHN'S .ANTIBlLlOUSs Pills,
which for i o years past have been attend
ed with the greatest success. The testinoi'y
81 many respectable persons in our southern
sea ports has been adduced who have reason
To- believe that timely use of this salutary
remedy during the prevalence OF malignant
feyers. has preserved their health alter eA-
pcriiencing alarming symptoms Of lever.
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he dcie1lz. > = ~ .s~Jalfl
Jun. not having entered his ppearance and
given security, according totk get ofassem.
bly, and the rules OF this court, ND it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the tolt upon atida-
Wit that the said defendant. VILLAIN Cash, jr.
is not an inhabitant Of this distrEt. on mo.ltn
Of the said complainants. BY thef counsel,tlH
is ordered, that the said defendant William
Cash, il. do appear here on thu first day o.
next term, and enter his appearance to tho
suit and Civ. security for performing The de-
cree Of the court and that the pther defend
ant John n. Marley, de- BOT pay away, covey,
or secretc the debts by him cNing To- or the
estate Or effects in his han'ls belonging to ne
said absent defendant William Cash, il. until
the further order or decree of tic court, and
that a copy of this order be forthwith publish
ed for two Inorths successfully, u one ottha
public newspapers published in5shis county,
and that another copy be postedat tire front
door OF the Court house Of said county.
A copy II, St-----.~.---s-.zas....-.
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urs, VIM. DE VENN !,
ITCH CURED.

Lees Sovereign Ointment Tor the Itch, a
certain cure by once using Hanilton's Lo-
zenees; Hamilton's Elixir, for Coughs; the
celebrated Ambitious Pills; Hanilton's Es-
sence of Mustard, for the Rheumatism;
-Tooth-Ache Drops Hamilton Grand Re-
storative for Debility.
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said town Of Alexandria, lying castw;
Union and between Duke and Wolfe s.
with Wharf extended from the sam
the river: This lot fronts ieet
Potomac.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-09

aPTAKE NOTICE.-That limitations
of the above medicines are for sale in this
towl-therefore pleas to apply only to Jas.
Kennedy, sen. Bookseller, King-street, .Alexa.
who has long been sole agent tor the sale OF
the genuine preparations. AS a further secu-
rity against imposition, each genuine article
has on its outside wrapper, the signature OF
HannaFLee,
JY7dow Of the late Prs7srietor
ETplv q
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7ton's Collection of VoY-
~ ages and Travels,
ang a complete History 81 ffse oF1s7E a'' gig
Jroryess Of Discovery BY Sea and Lana,
yropa tde moss anthcDfie Sources.

-
r.HE FIRST number Of this valuable Work
- is lust come to hand and Is ready ior
;nsnection at the store of tho subscriber, IN
Kinr-street, and with Mr.. 1rlfles, at sne
coffee house.
Fully aware Of the impositions that nass
been practised upon the pubic by strangels
soliciting subscriptions from dls.ahs Plass'
s. the Editors invite their examinsuon =. 8 8
s. WORK perhaps tue most useful, entertaining,
as well as extensive in is kind that mas evSr
been undertaken in any country. And sney
,,lstter themselves that the American VIII by
I1kmsa,,s shrink from comparison with the
r .undon eIision, tho offered at slx dollars
per Vol. less.
This number may be considered as falr
sxrsc;,,,en ,f the execution OF the work, ana
will Be left short time for examination before
the Cd naHabeg is pdtto press. Alter tins the
sphscription will be raised to 50 IS each mum
her and but few more copies printed than
are sufficient TO supply the subscribers, that
. the early patrons fthis valuable work may
have a'dccislcd aeyanfage subsequent ap Pill
>cations may therefore come 100 late.
ST IS also the intention of the Editors to an
.aex TO the last number complete list OF me
names os the subscribers as the patrols and
encouragcrs of usefuf knowledge, the arts.
and literature of the United States
Subscriptions are received by the suscf-o-
~es, and no where else in the district. -
James Kennedy, sen.
December $. eo 4l $.
November Term, 1909.
-
John a.. Burford andothers,
Thomas Crandell's Administrators, S
aud others.
This cauIe coming on this DAY
to be heardupon the bill, answers and EXHIBITS,
and the arguments ofcounseI, and the court
haYing duly considered the sumo are OF OPP
MON, That the bank 81 Potomac has no lien
upon the said shares in the bill menuoned-
And to enable the court 10 make up hnai
decree In the cause, it is ordered, that Master
Commissioner Aud, 40 state an account be-
tween John. A. Rurfoyd and the estate OF
Thomas Crandel, Including all the dividends
which has hesn secured by the said Crandell
.or his administrative, o. which have been ac-S
( cr,,el u,sn,, the said bank stock, since the
transfer TO the said crslltlell, deceased.
Also. state az account between pyson's ad-s
. ministratrix and the estate, exhibiting the a.
monnt Of assets which came 10 the hands OF
the administrative, and the payments made OF
debts due from the said estate, by the admi-
n;stratfax--aisd also, state the balances due at
this time from Joseph Dysons estate to the
respective creditors of that estate, specifying
the names of the .crcditols and the respec-
tive balances due to each---ana ssos this pur-
\ pose give public notice by advertisement in
the alexandria Daily Gazette &c asweeck
Sftwo weeks, to the creditors ss he said es-
Ntae, 10 exhibit their claims at q ca'taiuAtiTHe
snAplsccSo be By him appointed.
AGONY,
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! AFFIDAVIT.

Michael Dufy, residing at NO. -, w aihCs
street, Felrs Point, in the city OF Baltimore,
voluntarily maketh oath that the following
statement is just and true:
In the beginning of May last, Tg three
children, boy of seven, and two ggHls the one.
FIVE, an,l the other three years 81 age were
taken very ill, nearly at the sane time CT a
common fever, as then supposed but was
soon convinced the disordSc was caused by
worms. They were frequently troubled with
conynIsion Ats, and Violent startings in their
sleep, and with alrfaost continual vomiting and
purging, particularly tie Youngest. made
immediate application toa physician OF the
first reputation, and his medicines were adj
ministered with a confidence eisuccess, which
only Increased our disappointment. The
children grew.daily worse. andI was absolute
ly without hopes lcf their recovery. The
Youngest soon appeared almost devoid OF anil
nation, and scarcely an inhabiiant OF this.
world In this distressing moment j was told
that HamiIton's Worm Destroying Lozenges
had performed many cures in cases equally
desperate. Immediately purchased box,
and gaye each Of them aaose, which III few
hours produced the most desirable Effects
The eldest voidel great number of very
arec worms, and the second thousands OF
small ones, many of them not quarter Of an
inch--in the youngcstthey seemedto be con-
sumed, and had the appearance of skin and
shiny matter. repettel the dose agreeable
orhe papcs, Of directions, and theyyaH speed
tly recovered a goosk state of health, which
they still enjoy, though months have near
" elapsed, since they we're on the borders of
the grave, and the desEh Of the whole seemed
TO be Inevitable.
SMITH.
Sworn before me, t,is 7eth dayof Septem-
Der, 1899.
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PHILADELPHIA, .dtsgisst S $50
@T0 Il. LEE.


Some time last spring was afflicted with
less'of appetite, giddness in the head, fever,
/ Aa great debility, s. that / could scarcely
Wy, In this distressing situatiensI took
NAM things, bur without benefit. An &C.
Iuai'i''es G in the copatrv sent to me to pro-
su,c 8 90 Hamiltol's hozenges. Curiosi-
y Pfonlptcdsns TO red the directions, where
: lonna my complaint exactly described by
the docfor.r ! inmedhtely sent for another
box OF the Lozeases, ard took one desc,
which brought away al large quantity Of
worms, and Ifsit greatly believed. Encou-
ragged by this, ! took andaer dose. which
was attended with the happiiest Effects, as it
eeAeved me entirely, and am nossDin a better
sssss OF health than for considerable time
ene hose, and about the seat-conrs2s
eppletc hts, and sometimes a prisaionz of
s:peassn-lrregular appetite, sometills lois.-
ing TODD and soaetinles voracious.-- ;;,urgii ,
with Shiny and fera stools--yomitin. -.,sras
and hard belly ssnssiekness a.,,,., CO
mach-palnse in the hca1 and tb;gh,. with
lowness of spifits-slow ie.ar wi. ss email ,ll
and irregular piase-a dry COMPREHENSIVE ip,
thlrst--semetianes pale and unheaIths conn-
'enaace, and sometimes the face blosted snd
pshed. - ''SA ''''a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-12

~ HenecfortI,. no paper will be address
ed to any new subscriber, unless the cash
has been hdid dorm. or guaranteed by some
responsible person in this city or Manchester
IL The same rule as to Advertisements.
No old advertising customer will be INDUCED
with square in this paper. who has not
shown some disposition to follow the square
of morality. by making provision for the
payment OF those advertising accounts which,
are more than three months old.
The decree OF the District court of Penn
sylvania. has terminated, for the presents the
case of Olmstead. Gen. Bright and eight of
his men have been condemned to .nulct and
imprisonment. Such decision might have
been necessary, to preserve the energy and
Character OF the government. But as the
victim is bound to the altar of the public, We
trust that no further sacrifices will be made
Every purpose of pubic example has been
answered. The efficiency of the govern
ment has been placed beyond dispute. The
offender has been condemned and the people
have submitted to the laws. Let then the
sword of Justice be sheathcd.--is it not TO be
desired. that the President of the u. S. would
exercise his constitutional powers by re-
uniting the punishment of the Court The
delicate description OF the case for which
these men were condemned ; the concur
renee of d state Legislature in their offence,
the commands of the Executive, above all /,
the delicacv of the cause itself, contribute to
raise these wishes in their favor.
We may moss then LOOK to the rights and
sovereignty of the States. Tie peculiar
form OF our constitution has placed us be-
tween two extremes-Co nsolid;.t ton and Dis
solution. We should guard against either
We must protect the rights of the States,
not as Judge Washington unthinkingly says,
tor the sake Of the "fride," but of the So
rercignty of the States. Let MS not suffer a
consolidated constitution to rise upon their
ruins.
But as the Courts are thus in some cases
the arbiters of these rights, the states should
have some security against the abuse of this
hoSver. The judges should be made more
responsible. Judge Washington ought not
to have said that there were was no cause for
Jealousy Are there not some Of these
Judges who would consider their additional
power an adequate compensation for the adj
ditional labor incurred by extending their
Jurisdiction - what DEPARTMENT is free
from ambition. But even if they had no
views of their own to crafty, can you strip
them of all attachment to their party Who
were the political preachers of the I" Olden
Iimcs?" Will the people of Virginia forget
the political sermons which Judge Iredell &c.
used to recite to our Grand Juries.
The true maxim in republics is-7He more
fosuer, me more responsibility.
VIII the State of Pennsylvania now sxe Ohm
stead
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DEATH! :. !!

Sudden and unaccountable. On Tuesday
last. after Slight indisposition of about ff-
teen minutes, succeeded by a violent convul-
sion, that instantaneously ended his worldly
S. Q. TERRY, aged 25 years.
late resident of this City, son of MRs. MARY
RAINS of King William.
The industry and sobriety of this young
Man endeared him to all that knew him.
Watch therefore for We know not what
hour YOUR Lord doth come"
s. Death great proprietor Of all It's thine
To tread out .empires, and TO qucnch the stars
The sun himself by thy permission shines
And, one day, thou shalt pluck him from his
sphere"
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT OF THE
BELL-TAVERN.

INHE exclusive management and stperintend
L ance Of this House, has dcyolved upon the.
Subscriber, who, with DIR. VIM. HOMES 4 vii
son Allen, are alone interested in it. No pains
or expense has been spared to render this cstab-
lishment one among the first upon the continent,
land nothing, on the part of the subscriber, shall
be wanting to support its reputation and deserve
public patronage. There are DO roorrs in and at
tached to the tavern. The largest and most com
modious Stable i'll the City, and every convent
ence necessary to render the House a gosd one
1t has lately undergone considerable change, and
thorough repair The Subscriber has laid in an
assortment of the best Liquors, and hopes. from
his experience, 10 merit and meet with public
support
RICHARD e.. B1ORTHAM
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May u.

a DvERTIsEMENT.--- Strayed or stolen
[ n from my lot, in the night of the 4th last
dark sorrel FILL1' about fourteen hands high,
with blaze In her face, whose hinder legs are
white half way up, long tail, badly growa for
her age, being four years old this month. She is
handsome from her hips forward, and discovers
her blood, which is Of the best in the state she
was got by Precipifate, whom she favors in marks
and color. will give s 20 20 the person who
will restore her to me, and 8 30 more for the ap
prebension OF the thief, so that lie be brought to
punishment. JNO. TYLER.
May IL. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-12

II The following letter from a gentleman
IN England explains in strong colours the
past and present conduct of the British Mi.
misty. IL is zyritten by an Observer on tie
Shof-addressedb by a. fuN-biooded American
to gentleman in South Carolina. under date
ct Feb. 25.-We are indebted for it to the
Charleston City Gazette.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-12

A NINA GOODWIN, will lease or sell imme-
"A diateIy, her HOUSE & LOTT, in this ci-
ty, and near the Baptist Meeting House, on the
most reasonable terms, and will take Young
likely Negro Girl, and good saddle creature,
in part pay for the same. She has also for sale.
number OF articles Of household FzJRNI7TrRB
on easy terms FOR The purchaser.
May ~. 3tg
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THE SUBSCRIBERS,
TAKE LEAVE TO INFORM THEIR FRIENDS AxB
-,HE PUBLIC IN GENERAL, THAT, The
EAGLE-TAVERN.

the City of Richmond, viii hereafter be con-
Quoted under the immediate management of
GEoRoE TURNER, they having formed an
gagement for this purpose. They entertain the
moss sanguine hopes that their unremtii ,g exer-
tons VIII entt.e Them To- patronage and favor
Every comfort which necessity may require, or
winch taste may suggest, will be procured with
aviditY and pleasure. They are determined, If
possible, TO render the EAGLE, in exery depart
ment of their business agreeable tn their guests.
and pleasant abode to the stranger. Their So
licitude upon this score has induced them, at con-
siderable expense, to make some important chan
ges m the arrangement of the rooms. They feel
great share of confidence in assuring theix
friends that they will meet with every convent
ence and attention that house of this character
is calculated to afford. Their Bed-Rooms are
furnished with entire new set of bells and fur
niture, with suit of curtains to each, and the
Hoor covered with carpets. ..,
Their stables are large & commodious (Which
will always be furnished witha full supply of the
best pro,ender the country affords) stands with
IN twenty steps of the house, with "a pump of ex-
cellent water at the door, for the purpose of wa
tering and washing the horses. 49,.
They take leave further to state, that a COZ
fEE-RCOM has lately Leen established in one
ot the rooms of the Eagle, in which the news
papers from all the principal towns on the couti-
nent are to be seen. With these advantages, C
these determinations, in which they resolved
never TO relax, they can but hope for the most
lattering success. -, :.
GEORGE TURNER, ,s
J.tMES S. SHIIHERS.
N. B. The printers throughout the U. Statea
who now.oirect their papers to Jas s. S,nithers,
are requested to insert the above one week and
in future direct to Turner and Smithera.
May 8. 3w
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May 10.

HOUSES & LOTS-F0R s.
i tue ofthe last will and test
Means, deed, will be sold, TO Il
at public auction on Tuesda,
the following LiNDS G ri
the city OF Kchmond-vizA,
Some wooden HOUSES al
opposite to Crouch's Tavern,
ing up by the governors.
A HOUSE " LOTT upon the
A moiety OF another HOUSE up6..S
and thu third of the lott belonging 3oit.
The TENEMENT where the Testator lived
and naked LOTT Of Land adjoining TO it.
Part of naked lott Of LAND, lyiLg betwee
the dwelling house OF Augustine Davis and q
Basin.
The sale will commence at the house whcg
the testator lived, and will be 4djourned to The
ther tenements successfully, until the whole
sold. Twelve months credit will be allow
the purchasers to give bond and approved.
rity together witlia deed Of trust upon IL
perry, to ensure pGnctual payment Of
chase money.
DANIEL GILL
If The last VII and Jes/a,
hCS9. IIsA
Mag n.
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It was expected that kdaloupe would Yet
stand out long. the h had commcncAd
the bombardnent.
PA IDELPKIA. May 6.
n letter from a n cman in Baltimore.
svho has access TO an |st Information, saga,
that General Iurrey Ias receivcd disnat-
chez by the EsheraP 6ut the nature Of
their contents had ranshired. Inij
nnch however. Adf cen aScertained. that
The gen. rs 10 refur,fl4 France, and to be
succeeded 6ya neevtEtnisfer. Svho is 10 come
our 10 this country itith fnH hoyoers 10 ar
range every eristinf difference 6etsveen Me
tsvo gover1,n,cafs... Relf.
NE haze been fd,ored with the herusaiof
the letter aludedfo, The contents arc in
substance as foiov =
BALTIMoRE, Aay4.
Iurrcdn rs here also Mr.. Erskine. --
although ncgociatiohs are on .foof, they are
noe likely TO terminate until tie uifimatum
Of our government is knoIon in France and
a OcSsei is to be Immediately distafched
fhereSWfh. Offhis Mr.. Smith The Secreia-
ry Of State, gave elfr. Inrreau uesterday
oNciainofice, o6ert TO take any DISPATCHES
for him.
2mrrean Is rcstled, and another Nfhis>
ferris coming out, succeed him. II govern
menf vessel itsi1mmediateiy from hence,
lis suhfosed folt England as tie distat-
ches for the Britldh shin Rosanonti, arrived
at Norfolk sir hltrs after she had sailed
Inrreau's c1het|sl.iom IL, that the ncsocia-
lions sviN fermi1i< e .JauorGbiy.
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GEORGE TURNER, %
JtMES S. SMIIHERS,
FOR LIVERPOOL,

@HA4S THE good staunch Brig,
,sss-SEe~ CAPTAIN HO WI IND.
Is new landing at City Point, and as three
fourths OF her Cargo is under way, will be djr
patched Immediately. Flour, Cotton or ,roba
co will be received at moderate rate of freigilA
For terms, apply to, Mr.. Thomas Tredway.
Manchester, or the Subscriber,
ROBERT PoLLoKx .
Petersburg, May -. swl
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NEw-YoRK, Nav 6.

The ship Two Maries, Riley, of this port
end the brig Edward of Philadelphia, with
their cargocs. were condemned bv the Coun-
ell OF Prizes ut Paris on the DIST December,
1903. An appeal was made for the Two
Maries to the Council of State, who have
confirmed the decision, and both vessels and
uargoes were dehnitively condemned about
ths FIRST of March last.
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ALEzANnR1A MAY 8.

ALEXANDRIA, May 8.
passenger in the ship United States in :
sor'ns, that the English had commenced thu
pombardment OF the Saints few days be-
Tore lie sailed. The three French men of
war that escaped from the Saints had sue. !
seeded in getting into Guadalupe and land
sed a supply Of provisions and men and had
sailed again from that place. The mornicg
Sie sup sailed a gentleman came on boari|
snd informed that vessel had just arriv
from ut. Thomas, which brought accour
o. 3is eaptse Of Vt, De.singoby the Drisis