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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-25
Charles Simms,
Thomas Swami,
r. Harrison.
Nov. 80
LOUIS BEE L K r,
CON FECTIO NER,

u " e " " Il NJ
NEAR THE wAsnISGToH TANEaN, Kfxo-
SrRKET, ALEXANDRIA.
TAKE > the libery OF ito, ming bis
i friends in particular. and the pubic ~
general that he continues to carry on The
Contec ion.ry Business in NIL It's b,ancl,c'' in
u manmtcr .upc Tor % most. aud inferior 10
none in the United States, from Ills Know
led,e Of tho u,incss, having prsc'isc' in
most of,he counties in furonc.a b! giv'ns
previous notice. parties can be erIed with
Cakes, orra,rented in any form Hs Will dis
pose of every article in his lie, either "h'e'
sale or retail, on the most moderate TERMS
t,c hus on hand, all kinds CT e"JfeH"~a''e'
among which &C, preserved lines, ei,r"ns,
orange peel, strawberries, ap'icots, &c. &c.
\ large assortment Of Martinique Cordial,
Wine Biucrs, Almonds, Raisins, Curra"ts,
Grapes, Oranges, Or.nse Flower a"d Rose
Water, &c.
An orders will be gratefully received and
executed with particular attention and dl'-
patch
January II. soot.
" n On hand, few boxes best Spanish
Cigars, for retail
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.pressntion better than Cure.

= In cases Of head ache, foul stomach, and
for removing superA.ous bile, perhaps no
remedy has been discovered superior TO
LEES HhHN'S ANTlBHIOUS Pills,
Which for 10 years past have been attend
cd with the greatest Success. The testimony
of many respectable persons in our southern
sea Iorts has been adduccd Who have reason
to believe that a timely use of this .salutary
remedy during the prevalence OF malignant
fevers, has preserved their heath after ex-
psriencing alarming symptoms Of fever.
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inkerton's Collection of VoY-
apes and Travels,

Forming a co"Yie!e History V1e Origin ara
Progress If Ui-eovery BY Hfa and La"a'
from the m.st authentic Sourees.
~VNuE first number of this valuable Work
is lust como to hand and is ready for
inspection at the store OF the subscriber IN
Einy.strcct, and with Mr.. 1'thle', at the
coffee. house.
Fully aware of the impositions that have
been prac,ised upon the public BY strangers
soliciting subscli ptiony from distant places
the Ediloys invite their examination OF
Work perhaps the most useful, entertaining
=. we'll as extensive in its kind that has ever
been undertaken in any country. And tksy
f1atter ,hemsclve. that the American will by
no means SHRINK from comparison with inc
London edition, tho offered at six dollars
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This number may lie considered as fair
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will be left sho. time for examination, before
the I'd nnn,bcr'is pa; to press, Alter TINS th'
substitution will he raised 10 1925 each mum
bcr: and but lew more copies printed thar
are sufficient to supply the subscribers lha'
the carly patrons OF this valuable Work ra!
have decided Observation-Disclosures aTP'''
cntions may therefore come TOO l"te.
IL is also the intention OF the Edt;.r 70 e", :.
nex To the last humbsra ctmric'e hst y,
rsmes Of the Subscribers as Tire patrols aa''
inc0nra .ers or uscfiI know ledge, the arts
add literature If the Called states.
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To be Rented for q term CT years,

THAr valuable truet of Lund, called
Preston, situate on the Washington ind
hlexardris turnpike road. AZ the junction Of
four mile creek and Potomac river, and dis
liant two miles from Alexandra, three from
Washington and FIVE from George Town.
There arc upon the premises u two story
dwelling house, Containing six room. and
passage, witha kitchen, carriage house, sta.
blcs, SC. large, handsome and highly MIA
hured garden, of At least ten acres, IN high
etats Of cultivation, and lately laid of by an
Experienced gardener, an orchard containing
scycral hundred pear, plumb, cherry and
Hanson trees, with English walnut, ounce
hnd mulberry trees, and also upwards of six
hundred apple trees, and two or three hun
bred peach trees, selected with care from the
post nurseries, and all in full bearing. The
pnnual average product of the apple orchard
|al0Re is estimated at 800 barrels. This tract
contains about leo acres Of land, aconsidcra-
bic part whereof has been marurec and sown
with clover seed The shores afford fish and
wild fowl, and one or two good fishing land.
iDgs. The situa,i.;, is healthy, elevated and
pleasant, i'll full view of three towns, and is
we'll calculated for a place of public enter
tainr.ent. Immediate possession may be had
and the terms will be made known upon ap-
p lication to
Frances Alexander. :
=" January -. eotf
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sNs!sa5k P.obs'ty for STE.


t.SElN pursy Alcc Of dccd executed 10 i,
Subscribers on the :l,h day of 81 gu.,, W
by The ials Rob'u r.. kfu03, t:sq. IN ,ruu -
c.. i.in purposes thereby expressed, they v,i
proc.ed 10 sell 81 public tuc,ion =, the ca
!tc Huusc, in the. town Of Alexandra, On H.
FIRST Monday in March Lsxt, the ,uilo Vii. :,
val,AaAs P,rr rfy, viz. .... =
One Lot Of Ground in III.
spid town of Alexandri:,, I!i"s eastward
Jnior- and between Duke aud Wolfe srcs,,
win Wharf extended from the same INN
the river: This lot hoE;s feet Oh Il,
Potomac. .ns.. VIII.
One other Lot, situated On
Water street. between Prince and Duke.
.tree.s, AMI fronting about ~ feet on W.l.,.
street. THIS lot is handsomely eIclosed an
there is a very productive garden upon il,
7HeVndiv;ded Aioirtp Yfh.. tois,wny Prshtr.
~, all .j,auled in The raid loIn If .4leras-
dria, to wit
One Moiety Of the Property
on which the said X. I. H~oe lately re.m:a
situated at the corner of Prince ind Wat e..
streets, and fronting Rect Or ,hcr CO.
bouts OH Water, and feet on P,inee
streets. On this property there ore cxten-
sivc Brick Buildings, forming large and
well finished DIV Cling House < three Slor..
with all necessary out houses, a pump In Ii.
yard and All excellent galaen.
II ]. S O,
The, undivided Moiety of a
House and Lot situated at the corner Of Wa.
ter and Duke streets, fronting feet On
Water, and feel on Duke. This pro-
perry is subject to an annual ground rensio'.
ever oil sixty one and ar half dollars.
The whole of the above property except
the last is free oil encumbranco, and will b
shown q. any time to such US desire 10 be In
formed about it. The sale vii! be made on I
credit Of 6, u and 10 months for approved
indorsed nolcs, negotiable at the bank of Alsa
andria.
TL.1o. C:-.
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Public Sale.

THE subscriber, by virtue of deed OF
trust to him from Mr. William HodgseE, dat
ed on the 10th day of November, in the yea,
1903, for the purpose of indemnityins Mr..
John Hopkins-will, on the first day Of Fec
bruary next, at the hour Of twelve O'Clock OF
that day, if fair; if not, on the next fair day
at the same hour, proceed to sell, at the
court. house, in Alexandria, at public suc
ton, 70 the highest bidder, f'rrady money
three thousand acres of LAND, situste on
the left fork Of Big Sandy Greek, which
land was, at the time of the grants for the
same, in the county of Morcngalia, in the
ate Of Virginia.
The above tract. OF land were granted by
tn. state of Virginia, to John Allison by three
several patents containing respectively one
thousand acres, and bearing date on the hras
day Of October, l7s4, which land has been
since duly conveyed to the said William
Hodgson by deed dated Sd of August. 1870.
Edmund j.. Lee. Eyj2ee.
Nov ~. ..... -. I..t. .-.,. cots
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Persons af,;e,cd with any os'fhe above
symptoms, should lave Immediate recourse
to Ramil.ons HORN Des'royng L'sa'grs
which have been constantly. attended Wilh
success. in all complaints similar .othose abe'e
described. ,,".r F.
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ITCH CURED.

Lees Sovereign Ointment TOR ihe Itch, a
rtain cure by once using; HamiIton's 1.o-
Bnges Hamiltons Elixir, for Coughs; the
Blebrated Ambitious Pills; Hamilton's Es-
nee of Mustard, for the Rheumatism
1ooth-Ache Drops; Hamilton's Grand Re-
'Dra.ive for Debility.
- TAKE NOTICE.-That imitation,
the above medicines are for sale in this
|wn--therefore please to apply only to Jas.
ennedy, sen. Bookseller, King-street, Alexa.
ho has long been sole agent for the sale of
le genuine preparations. As a further secu-
~ against imposition, each genuine article,
AZ oh its outside wrapper, the signature Of
Hannah Lee,
HTdd'r If fhe !@se Pru1ricscr
July 81.
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lphil7delthiG, AugHs! S leo6.
.' TO Fl. LEE.

Some time last spring was afflicted with
:oss OF appetite, giddinsss in the head, fever,
= and great debility, so that could scarcely
walk. In this distressing situation I-took
many things, but without bsneft. AN &C
suaintance~in the coursry sent to me to pro-
cure box Of iamiltons Lozengrs. Curiosi-
~ prompted me to read the directions, where
: ! fonnd my complaint exactly described by
the doctor. II Immediately sent far another
box of the Iiozeages, and took one dose,
which brought away a large quantity Of
worms, Ind felt greatly relieved. Encou-
r.rased -ey this, I took another dose, which
wss ssesnded wiki the happiest effects, as it
deliessd me entirely, and am now in better
-StasS of health than for considerable time
nae nose, and, about shu scae--eOrvu.sioas,
sppiletc 6ts,> and sometimes pri' asiou of
sceeck--irregular appetite, sumc,i,as !mai-
fbe food and sometinses voracious-puryias
Nsth slirny and fetid stools--vomiein;r Large
And hard bcliy--pains andslckness at a@ s.o.
mach--pains in the head and thighs with
iowness of spirits--slow fever, with small
and irrsyaisr puise-a dry cough-excessire
shirss-somctimes pale and unhealthy coun-
enaace, and sometimes the face Sloased and
&sske&, '"
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TO>pARENTs.

Sas sssse6esses afcares hestormea 6y
HAMILTON'S
CELEBRATED WORM DESTROYING.
LOZ ENG ES.
= (Ssieesed. jrom very..amrrous fst,)
ARE presented as indubi;able proof Of the
excellence and safety Of this valuable specific,
fer destroying worms In the human stomach
and intestines. $3.50 's /.
From M. Beniaksin WT1HGss., No. 50, Ba!-
tisOrs srrees, 't~o doors ABOVE south Coy
stree1. -. - .a .. g,
have a son six years Of age, who for four
years past, has been generally in very un-
healthy state, particularly in summer; fire..
quensiy afflicted with alarming convulsion
ITS, the whole Of his little frame wasted fast,
his breath foetid, and almost constant itching
ut the nose waa excited, with other alarming
symptoms. During the course Of the above
period, the advice and attendance OF three oil
the most eminent physicians in Baltimore
we're successfully procured, Each OF these
gentlemen, in hrs turn, declared worms to be
the cause of the chiad's disorder, and exhaust
ed his skin IN attempting to sxpel them. PINK
root, steel filings. witha variety OF other me-
diciues, were administered without the least
Sue.sss.s II was once pronounced impossible
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1924 Priz%
24,o76 Blanks,

Less than IA blanks to prize subject
10 deduction Of Is per cant. Prizes paya-
bic 80 days alter the conclusion OF the draw
ing.
OF THE ANNEXED PRIZES.
LIST drawn No. 10th day Of drawing, entitled
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they sill enjoy. though months HIVE near.
~ elapsed, since they were on the borders of
the grave and the death OF the whole seemed
70 be inevitable.
]. SMITH.
Sworn before me, this 2stL day OF Sepiem-
Der, 1899.
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Fl ST 1000 Blanks drawn to be entitled to a
Ten Dollar prize each.
~ The drawing will commence in tic
City of New Yors on the third Tuesday in
April next, and will continue to draw GOO
Tickets cach day (cxcept the last day, when
there will remain COZ to BE- DRAWN until
finished.
TIckxrs Tor sslo by R. GRAY, Bookscl-
Ter, King street, Alexandria, where all tick
cts sold by him may be examined, aud inlol-
nation obtained respecting the Lottery dur
ink'she drawing, free of expencc Prizes in
the Baltimore College Lottery will be taken
at their full valuefor Tickets in ,Ni. Lottery,
and the difference Paid in cash Cash will
also be advanced ~" prizes A. soon As drawn,
at Il moderate discount.
Present price ofsicke.s eight dollars.
January /.
Should the first number, on the 9Th dny
of drawing, be either Of the numbers Il ON
to $50, inclusive, then, in that case, the nest
drawn number mot one of those numbers.
shall draw, and be entitled 10 The $50 tickets,
with the prizes and blanks that may be drawn
to them previous 10 the 5th day Of drawing
and in the like rlanncr with ticket Tor the
Goth, 2sth, and soth days OF drawing; 81
that person with one ticket may draw Ono
Thousand Ticket! Question How? An.
swer-Suppose No. l,l75, is tho property
of Il, the first drawn number OH Tie 18TH d.y
of drawing which vii cn'i,e II to the mum
bcrs from | to $50; and the first drawn hum
Der on the Goth day Of drawing, may be No
us, which will en.;tle lin to the numbers
from Isl to 500. The first drawn number,
on the 25lh day, may be No. SIS, which will
enti.le him to the numbers from 22,coi 10
22,aso, inclusive; and the first drawn hum
scr, on the soth day of drawing, may be one
of the 80 tickets already dr.wa, which will
crtitle him to the numbers from % $50 to
22,5oO-Yes, sir. and the thousand ticke's
may draw One Hundred Thousand Dollars
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One Cent Reward
January -.

D AN AWAY from the subscriber on
~ Saturday the Goth lust. an Apprentice
Boy to the Carpenters Trade, named JOHN
MILLER, about feet inches high, abou.
Is years Of age; had OH blue short coat,
black cotton velvet psntaleons and yellow
wsistcoat, aad tool with him sundry other
cloatking. Allpersons are cautioned against
harboring him at their peril: The above
ward will be gwen for returning him to ME.
Levin Mofelane.
, January ~. cost
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For Sale or Hire,
Two smart NEGRO BOYS-the eldest
about eighteen, the youngest about twelve
years of .ss.-Enquire Of the Printer. =
January IS. edit
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LIST do. 9Th do. $50 Tickets IRON
No. 10 No. $50, Inclusive
lst do. 20.h do, $50 do from No
Isl to 900, inclusive.
LIST do. 25th DO $50 do. from No.
22,OOl to 22,2oO, inclusive
LIST do 3Oth do. $50 do. from No.
22,2;l TO 22,5pO, inclusive.
LIST do. 35th 10. Cash, $4,000 dolls.
LIST do. doth DO. 1000
LIST do. 4sih do. $4,000
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January -. cost
JAMES NJ. STEWART.
Has JUST RECEIYED FROM CADLZ,
Sherry Wine by retail or the quar-
ter cask,
:. Raiiins in Kegs, .
,64 Jars Olives, which he will Diff
pole of on the moG moderate terms, for
cath. -. - ..
ALSO ON HAND,
A.quautity OF excellent FIRKIN BUT.
TER by retail. 49,
January zs. eoat
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-03
Gnl}greG9.
IN SENATE.

March 3d.
The bill to make public a road in the
District Of Columbia was passed with a
fnendmentS
The bill to amend the laws within the
District of Columbia was read second time
and Committed to Messrs. Bayard, Brent &
Pope.
The bill from the House of Representa-.
tiveS anthorising the discharge of John X err
trom his imprisonment. was read and passed
90 a second reading.
NV. tPhifeSiae's motion made yesterday
was agreed to- aad Messrs. Whiteside Lib
aud bayafd were appointed Il committee
accordingly.
the GiH t. ai.er K amend the act fixing the
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-28

up, by new election, his place for the remain
der Of the time for which he shall have been
elected. Provided always. that it shall not be
lawful to re-elect more than seven of the Di.
rectors Of the former year.
ARTICLE v.
The Board Of Directors for the time being
shall have power to elect a President and CASH
ier, and such other officers and Clerks under
them as shall be necessary for executing the
business of the Company, and to allow them
such compensation for their services lespect-
lively as they may deem reasonable, and shall
be capable of exercising such other powers and
authorities, and of making, revising, altering
tons for the Government ofthe Company, land
that of their officers and affairs as they. or a
ajorty OF them shall, from time to time think
eXpedent-not inconsistent with law or these
Articles Of Association ;and to use, employ, and
dispose of the Joint Stock, Funds or Property Of
the Company (subect only to the restriction
herein contained) as to them, or majority of
them shall seem expcdient.
ARTICLE VI.
Not less than five Directors shall form a
Board for the transaction of business, of whom
the President shall always be one, except in Ca
ses of sickness or necessary absence in which
case his place may B.. supplied by any other
Director whom the majority of Directors pres.
ent shall nominate for that purpose.
ARTICLE VII.
One share in the stock Of this bank shall be
sufficient to enttle the holder to one vote, but
no person or persons body corporate or other
wise, shall be entitled to more than ten votes at
any election, agreeably to the following vatio-.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-28

Stockholders resident within tue United States
may vote by proxy upon such terms and cosdl-
tons as may be prescribed by the bye laws and
ordinances of the association, but no share or
shares shall confer the right of suffrage (cxccpt
at the first election,) which shall not have been
held under regular transfer at least three calen
der months previous to the day of the election.
ARTICLE VIII.
A majority of the directors shall have mower
to call a general meeting of the stockholders
for purposes relative to the concern of the com
pany giving at least thirty days notice in the
newspapers of this place, or in such other the
most public manner that the circumstances may
admit and specifying in such notices the object
or objects of such meeting.
ARTICLE TX.
The cashier before he enters upon the duties
of his office, shall be required 10 give bond with
two or more suretes TO the satisfaction of the di-
rectors in such sum as the board of directors
may by their bye laws order and direct, from
time to time, with condition for the faithful per
formance of his duties.
ARTICLE X.
That in case of the death, disqualification,
removal or resignation of the pi iesidcnt, the di-
rcctors shall appoint one from their number to
fill the vacancy, who shall hold the Office dnripg
ecssor was elected.
ARTICLE XI.
The shares of the capital stock shall be trans.
feEabe on the books of the company, according
to such rules, as conformable to law, may be es-
tabshed in that respect. by the board Of drec.
tors.
ARTICLE XII.
No transfer Of stock in this company shall be
considered as binding upon the company, unless
rnade in book or books kept for that purpose
by the company, and il is further expressly agreed
and declared that any stockholder who shall
transfer in manner aforesaid, all his stock or
shares whatever shall thenceforth cease to be
member OF this company, and any person or
persons whatever who shall accept transfer Of
any stock or share in this company shall thence
lof'n become and be a member ofths company,
according to the articles of association.
ARTICLE XIII.
That the lands, tenements, and hcrcditaments
which it shall be lawful for the said comnanv 70
hold, shall be only such as shall be necessary for
Its immediate accommodation, in relation to the
convenient transactng of its business, and such
as shall have been bona fide mor,gaged to the
company by way Of security, or conveyed to il,
or to some person in trust, for the use of the
company in satisfaction or security for money
actually loaned, or advanced, or in satisfaction
of, or security for debts previously contracted
with, or due to the said company or purchased
at sales, upon judgments which shall have been
obtained for such debts, and in every instance in
which the company may become owners or
claimants OF lands, tenements, or heredlamen 8,
the board of directors are empowered to sell or
dispose of the same in such manner as they shall
deem beneficial for the nse of the company.
ARTICLE XIV.
The company shall in To Gee be owaers o;
The Delaware gazette., 1810-03-28
Wilmington * Brandywine Bank

Wilmington * Brandywine Bank.
ACREEABl.Y to adjournment the citizens OF
the Borough Of Wilmington, and its vicinl'y,
met on the l7th inst. at the house OF Edqodrd
Thomas.
The Chairman and Secretary. appointed at last
Meeting, took their seats
The minutes oflas Meeting being read, the
Committee appointed lor the purpose OF
drafting Articles of Association for the pro-
jected institution, made their report, which
being read by paragraphs. and maturely con-
sidered, were unanimously adopted, as fol-
lows
The articles of Association,
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ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.
FOR THE BENE FIT or
Mr.. & Mrs. FRA NCIS.
On Tauuaay Euensag, Sept. s,
I will be presented for that night only) Mr.
Morcton's celebrated Historical Play ct
COLUMBUS !;
A WORLD DISCOVERED.

The spectator viii find the manners and
customs OF Mexico and Peru introduced, as
appertaining to the first discovered natives OF
the Western World. This deviation afford
ed the author an opportunity OF introducing
manners and customs more congenial to cra-
matte use. and more particularly OF presed,-
ing from Marmontel's Iacas, the pathetic tale
OF Cora and aionzo.
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! DRdNATIS PERSowH

ORdMd1IS PERSCV~E.
Columbus, Mr. Hardinge
hl.,nzo ~ Conc :,
Harry Herbert, Jefferson
Doctor Dolores, Blisset
Lawyer Bribon, Francis
Reldan, Downie
Valycrdo, Alien
NIoscoso, Wimot
Captain, Jacobs
Adventures, Soldiers, sc.
IN DIT AS.
Orozimbo, MIR. Harris
Solasco, Charnock
Catalpo, Briers
Cute, Master Barrett
Cora. Mrs. Wilmot
Nelti, Francis
priestesses, Mrs Seymour, Mrs. Jacobs,
Mrs. Petit, Miss Petit, Miss Jefferson,
sc.
Act the first, 4 Yie1v.
The Sea Coast-Ships are seen at anchor,
and boats come to shore-Columbus and adj
l-Yep....-.s~ L. ia. ss--rnet by Procession Of
Indian Warrors---receptioE sc.
Act the Cd, The Indian Camp, sc.
Act the Sd, in Inside Vie1v IF
THE TEMPLE OF The Sun.
Catalpo and Priests assembled round the
Altar busted in preparing the rites and sa-
criGces fer War.
Act The 4th.
Mountainous country, and outs idc view of
the Temple of the Sun--Hurricanc-Thun hun
DER. Lightning, &c.--A part of the Temple
is blown down through the hasm Cora is
seen cingipg to colunn--Alonzo runs and
bears her out.
Act the 5th.
Various skirlnishes, battles, &c. between
the Spaniards and Inlians--The defeat OF
Roldan, and the return of Columbus.
TO which mil be added, Cfor The first tiaaeit
Serio Comic Romance, in 2 ac!s,