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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08

Alexander is laid to be completely
infatuated with the glory and fuccefs.
as we'll AS the perfonal attractions of
Napoleon 70 tha, his influence at
the Court Of ST. Petersburg. is in no
chance OF becoming dimiuillled ef-
Pecially whit IL is extended by bri-
berry, fplendor, and uniYcrial diEu-
iion Of expeIle.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08

sent Dt MISTAKE I'D TIC iiy1t JtAi~S AZ
Exeter, where ;hey were dctained by
the democratic postmaster some days
aud when they arrived at their desiina-
ZION it was decided they were too late
10 Be counted. Had these votes been
counted, TWO federalists and one demo
crat would have been chosen. The
Farmers Museum says" We pledge
ourselves that Dinsmoor's election
shall be contested"
Dueis.--Four southern lawyers, VIZ.
Messrs. p. Grymes, District Attorney
Of Orleans) 5. a. Hopkins Francis
/ Triplett, aud James Turner, have
fought duels in West-Florida. -Trip-
lett was shot through the heart, and Of
course died instantly /; and Grymes
wounded in the right breast, but not
MORALLY.
Greeting foLcy.---Any nation to be
respected, must make itself feared
not by foul means, but by sturdy in
flexible resolution to have justice, as
well as to do Justice. A nation that
tramples upon the rights of other ma
tons, is both feared and hated, and it is
the interest of all its neighbours to pull
it down, or at least to curb its power |:
whereas nation that viii neither do
wrong nor suffer wrong, is beheld with
fear that is mixed with yeneration.
Always to be prepared for war, and
in no case either to seek it, or shun it
by abiect means, is the way to escape
both war and disgrace, and TO preserve
a dignified peace. An individual who
has complete power of self-defence and
TO right himself when wrohged, and is
known to be of temper neither to
give an affront nor take one, is seldom
insulted. And SO is it with powerful
nation that is infexibly just itself, and
inflexibly determined that Its own rights
shall be respected. While on the 9TH
er hand nation mat tamely submits to
indignities, insults and injuries, from
any one power, particularly invites all
the other powers to treat it with the
like scorn and contumely. The rulers
of such nation, while they cover
themselves with shame, are sure to be
bewildered in maze of perplexities.
Their zig-zag creeping policy conducts
them at last TO point, whence they
neither know how to go forward or re-
treat. Their situation then resembles
that described in the following old lines
which mothers and nurses used in old
times to say or sing to their children.
"Queen Bessy, she crept and'crept into
spout,
" And she crept and she crept, but she
could not creep out"
How far this applies to the cabinet of
"the most intelligent nation upon
earth" is left to the reader to Judge.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08

Ercm Portncal ~ 2


The French under MAssENA have
given indications of falling back.
The great fcarcity of proviGons, their
iituation on a ten-uile- long plain in
the heat Of the fummer, and the
great fcarcity of water, has filed
their hofpi;als with Gck, and occa-
Toned their retrogadation. The dY-
fen,ary prevails TO . great extent.
lie Britiih army being in the high
lands, with plenty O. good water and
provilions, enjoy a hne air, and re-
Tnarkable health. MAssENA has dif-
PLAYED all his arts to induce Lord
WELLINGTON TO descend 70 IL.
plains But in vain. The longer
his LordGlip delays fighting, the bet
ter. The French are circumvalla-
ting Almeids.
Three American yefels from Sa-
ksa. Neqv-1evk and BaLfim0re, with
mixed cargoes for the Baltic, have
been fem INTO port for examination.
The harvelt turns out to be a good
one but the demand for the armies
abroad, keeps up the price of grain.
Holland is in a wretchcd fate
The Conicription is executed with
rclentlefs feverity {; aud 3o,ooo
French bayoncts arc kept Garpencd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08

Bonaparte issued Decree 9Th Of
last May, whereby aprcmium Of 600,
600 franks is offered to The Inventor.
IN any nation whatever, Of the best ma
chine proper for spinning FAX and
for that object the above sum is put az
tie disposal of the Minister ofthe inte-
rior.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-08

the slsi.t q any one, still they could SEE
nothing but Becf 6onr 7 4 The super
ergo and captain both offered % swear
that there never had been any papers
tmown overheard, bun the oalhs we're
not admitted, as the Judges said they
were interested parties now sun
pose the privateersIDen were cOnsid-
cred as quite DISTINGUISHED
" hear there are several French
pIiyateers cruising in the Baltic.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-03-19

.Pat's, together with the works @pohhe
III. The alienation and valuation OF ths
canals and portion Of canals as speciSed IN
article !, the general conditions and the
form of the sale, the mode Of transfer OF
the property, 70 the purchasers, the mode
Of sraufer. Of the property to The purehar
ssrs, the mode Of possession by the share,
holders, the direction OF the society and
the manner of cd ninistsring the aliehated
canals, shall be fixed BY public rules OF ad'
ministration.
Mr.. Resnaud afterwards laid down the
grounds sfshe provisions of that project OF
law, which 10 to be debated on the 22d:-
The legislative body ordered it to be reier'
red, together with the grounds, to their
committee of internal administration.
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Public Sale.

UNDER the authority of deed Of trust
from SamHsl BAILEY to us, Tor the purpose OF
seruring the payment ofcertain debts to WI
Gsn- Witsoa, surviving administrator Of Cum
Serlend HilsOn, deceased, and to Benianuia
Bofrs, We will otter at public sale, for cash,
on lhe 18th day OF Mach next, at the front
door Of the court house, in Fairfax county,
q TRACT OF LAND, in the said county,
described in the deed as situateton Occoquan
Creek, adjoining to the town Of Colchester,
and devised 60 the said Ssn&e! Bailey by his
father WlRiam Baiisy-supposed. to contain
four hundred acres. -
Thomas Harriion, jun.
r. j. Taylor. :.
Decenber .. esh
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Potomac Company.

Potomac Company.
AYOTICE is hereby given that . special
~ meeting ofthe stockholders Will be held
st the Union Tavern, Georgetown, on Tues.
Iav The 10th day OF April next, on bu>iness
Of importance to The Company.
By order Of the Presideut & Directorss
.Jofeph Carlton,
Treasurer sfthe Potomac Company.
March 9. eotlothA
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-31
Public Sale.

At one O'Clock, n. on SATURDAY the
10th day of February next, the subscriber
will offer for sale, at the coffee house,
ALot of Ground on the north
side of King street, between Fairfax * Wa
ter streets, extending in front on King street
81 feet 4 inc hes, in dc pth 90 feet, bounded on
the north by Ramsay's alley.
The sale will b. made under deed Of
trus, to the subscriber, and an indisputable
title conveyed to the purchaser. A credit Of
three, six, and Q months will DO allowed on
good negotiable notes with an approved ca
dorser. A lien on the property Will 10 r..
tanned until payment.
4. l. Taylor.
January 10. Paw"
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Alex. Moore, Register.
This is to give Notice.

THAT the subscribers of alexandria coun
ty, in the district of Columbia, have obeintt
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
tiers testamentary on the estate of Christian
Lna,yi.k Helrigri, late of the county aiole. said
deed, all persons having claims against xaid
deceased are hereby warned to cxhibi, the
same, with the vouchers thereof, TO the sub.
scribers on or before the 10th day OF July next,
or they may by law be excluded frurhall DO.
nett to said estate, and those indebted there
o are required to make Immediate payment.
Given under our hand this 10th day Of Ja-
nuary, 1910. ~ =
Barbara Hellriglc, Ex'rx.
Jacob Christian Hellrigel,
John Douglas, N.
ES',s u C2rislisn kwdwiek Hsli'is!.
Jsnsass 70. spwsv.
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TO THE PUBLIC
Wzo are sSee,td vitist Cosyhs, Colds, 'd''s'S''
and C0nsHnlftisns. \,

T1HERE is perhaps no medical obsefra"
ton better established, nono-more &C.
orally confirmed by the experience OF the
best ply sicians of all ages and countries, and
none of more importance 10 the praeuuoner
than the fact that many Of the most dithcuit
and ineurable complaints originatein neglect
ed COLDS. In climate as variable al ours
where tae changes of the weatLcr are tre-
qaently sudden and unexpected, &c requires
more care and attention oguard 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, eatarrhs, asthmas and censump'
tons. Fine many cases Of the kind which
fell uader my observation, the disappointment
experienced in practice, from. remedies
highly recommended. and my own pre-dfs-
position to 2ulMonic complaints, were strong
Inducements for nae to consider whether .
compound, consisting of mild vegetable SUD
stances spuld not be inyented, more iree ffom
the well founded objections OF practitioners'
and better calculated to avert the threatening
destruction oil, the lungs.
J have the satisfaction to offer to the pub
lac such a remedy, under the name OF the
VEGErABLE PULMONIC DETER
CENT, we'll adapted to various constitutions
and habits, and to declare with the fullest
confluence that 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 Precipitation and dc
not neglect tho use of The lancet and other
cyacuations, whenever they arc indicated,
viii placs this medicine on the list OF their
most fayorite remedies as II can in no case
do harm. will abide by this motto
-. No RELIEF NO PAY.
This motto may be deemed ostentatiousby
some, and amounting to apositiveness that
the medicine will invariably effect cure IN
any stage Of disease like miracle the
proprietor is Car from believing that this me
ditias will render mankind Immortal; buthe
Il fully sensible IL taken seasonably, and ac7
cordiay to the directions, it will either pre-
vent or cure, and if unscasonably, 1t will most
sens,bly alleviate distress and prolong life
and having no desire to profit by the conn
Sence of the sick and afflicted, induces me to
make the above overture. Should the contra
~ appear in any instance, as in sorAe 1t pos
sibiy may, the money for the medicine will
be eheerfuliy refunded by the person who
may vsnd the saae. ,-,s "
n. B. Tho above named medicine is se~
cured to the subscriber by letters patent from
The President Of the United States, and pre-
nared at his Dispcnsary in Northampton
county of Hampshire and state Of Massachu-
sets,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-31
Valuable PROPERTY ibr Sale.

IN pursuance of deed executed 10 TIC
sabscribers on the 18th day OF August soy,
Nv the late Ro6erf e. Hooe, Esd. IN u,.st UT
certain purposes therety expressed, .hey wti
proceed to sell at pubic auction, at tho Col,
fee. House, in the town. OF Alexandria, oh tue
first Monday in March next, tho following
valuable PROPERTY, viz.
One Lot of Ground in the
said town of Alexandria, lying eastward OF
Union and between Duke and Wolfe streets,
with a Wharf extended from the same into
the river: This lot fronts feet Oh the
Potomac. - ..a, rs. X
One other Lot, situated on
Water street, between Prince and Duke,
streets, anil fronting about ~ feet OIL Watei-
street. This lot is handsomely enclosed, aid
there is very productive garden upCn 1t. :
The undivided Afoe,y et'fhe. JoAo4rinS Pre'ler-
~, all situated in The said tozsi u AlefaH-
dria, to wit .., o..
One Moiety Of the Property
on With the saic. II. T. Hooe lately resided
situated at the corner Of Prince and Water
streets, and fronting feet or thcrea-
bouts on Water. and feet on Prince
streets. On this property there are cxttn-
sivc Brick Buildings, forming large and
we'll finished DIV Cling tIousc * taree Stores,
with all necessary out houses, pump IN the
yard and an excellent g2rdcn. DE-. "
II L. y o.. ..,.
The undivided Moicty of a
House and lot situated at tie Corner OF VT
ter and Duke streets, fronting feet IN
Water, and feet on Duke. This Pre-
perty is subject to an annual ground rent ior.
ever OF sixty one and ar half collars.
The whole Of the above property except
the last is free ot circumference, and vii! b
shswn at any time to such "s 'esirc 10 be in
formed about it, The sale will l>cmade Oh 4
credit Of 6, - and lsfmoa,hs for approved
Endorsed no.es, ne,.o.iaD'e at tho bank 0! AlsA
andris.
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Public Sale.

THE subscriber, by virtue Of 4 deed Of
,rus, 10 him from Mr. HIllIam lIedgssu, dat.
cd on the 10th day Of November, in the year
1903. Cor the purpose of indemhi!ying. MIR.
John Hopkins--will, on the first day II Fee
bruapy next, at tie hour ct twelve O'Clock Of
that d9y, il fair; If not, On the next fair das
at the same hour, proceed 10 scll, at the
COURT house, in Alexandria, 1t public ave.
ion, 10 the highest bidder, for ready monsys
three thousand acres Of LAND, situate on
the left fork Of Big Sandy Creek, which
land was, at the time Of tho grants Tor the
Same, in the county Of Moaongalia, 10 tha
ate Of Virginia.
The above tracts OF lan,l were kr4nted By
tbs state ofVirsinia, 10 John sllison by tbrss
several patents containing respectively one
Thousand acres. and bsarirg dale on the hrsE
day Of October, 1874, which land has bsso
since duly conveyed TO the said WilIissa
tlodgssn by decd dated Cd Of August, IYsS.
Edmund J. Lee. ng0ee. i ],
Nov. ~. G,a1., al. AZ -, ssss,
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To the Public.

In esnsequenee Of taking q seSere eoidir
Hay, 1908, Irvas seized with violent pain
in my side. attended with distressing
cough, which, although Ihad. the aduice
and prescriptions sfs respectable physician
lasted me four rueeis, soiths,x any aieoia'
.;sa. I then applied TO DR.. George Rsgers,
rshs administered his Hsfesab!e PsInOnie
Detergent, (which gaze me immediate re
lief; and in ten days Izvas ensiriy jteea
tIom the pain in wy aide and cough.
Charles Chapman.
Northampton, March, 1909.
ELIJAH NORTON Ju"' Of West.
a,nbion, in Massachusetis do certify, that
in ihc last year I,vos attended ,yifA a great
debility, weakness Of the lungs, Distressed
for Srea,h, and a violent cough, attended
,vi.h a Eever for q number Of months: about
the lsh Of august I began The zee eCDr.
George Regers's Vegetable Pu!s'0nic Desur.
gent. I sept in tde use Of 1t about ,hrec
months lmmsdia ely after 'oAing ,his nc.
dicine my cough abatsd, and IcauId breathe
,Vi;h more freedom. I wou'd recommend
the medicine from my o1Vn experience. to
those wAo are troubled with a cough and
disorders ofthe lungs and breast. and con.
.umpsive complaints, and do beisse it 10 BE-
saiuabhe and useful medicine.
Elijah Norton. jun.
Westampt0n, Feb Fl 1909.
N" For saie by r. GRAZ Bookseller,
King street, agent (or The proprietor.
October 81 la1v6n
Marine Inlurance Company Of
Alexandria.
INSURANCE. OfFIcE Jan. ;, 1910.
THE stockholders il this insu,ution &C
hereby notified that the directors i,ave this
day declared dividend of eight per lent on
that part of the capital stock now psid, foe
the last six months-wtich will he ready to
be paid to the stockholders or their legal re
representatives. in ten days from this date.
BY order,
J. B. Nichols. secy.
January 4. .... 60
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ANTHONY RHODES.
PKlNcE-sTREHT,
Has FOR 81 L 4,
TACTORY COTTON Yarn Of various
ID numbers, tor weaving and knitting, A.
merican Ginghams, Stripes, Chsmbrays,-
Bet4icking, Shir.ins, Sheetins and Diapers,
also Cotton Threads Of various cohors, all 1T
factory prices-Rhode Island Cheese, Pota-
toes, Cyder and Apples, By the barrel,
Beef and Herrings, per barrel, Mould & d'p't
Candles, per box, Sugar, per barrel, Carant
Wine, per barrel, Cotton, per bale, essrss
Cotton Handkerchiefs, per bale or piecs-AI-
so number Of Rhode. Island bxiit Moses
Boats-Mens and WonsAs Shoes, and Gre
series as usual. .....
January 9. -
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January ]
Orphans Court,

alexandria County, 1an. Term, 1910.
Ordered, That the executors Of Chris ia,
Luaviek ReAfgsl, deceased, do insert the
following advertisement three times in each
week for for four weeks, in the Alexandria
Daily Gazette. .. .... ..-,.
Telte.
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: To the Public.

The great benefit which have experience
ed from Rogers's Vegetable, &c. and firm
persuasion that it may afford relief to others,
induces me to make every iaudabie exertion
isr It's distribution.
For Ave years preceding the last OF Dec.
1907, in consequence ,of taking a'violent cold
had been afflicted with the asthma, disor-
der " hichJ con ceiyed TO be hereditary, my
father and grand father both having greatly
suffered from it. The disorder increasing
RAPIDLY upon me, in rhe spring of 1907, !
s,s..sulted DR. c. L. Seeger, but the urgency
80 fls business prevented him from attending
< nj that time, particularly to my case. MY bu'
x;ness made it necessary for me TO leave home
and be absent the greater part Ut summer,
ws,eh deprived me Of the able professional
assistance Of DR., Seegcr. In September last,
= severe cold brough, on violent cough and
,h. disorder assumed an aspect moro serious
and alarming than at any former period
va. extremely ssbiitGted, er,actated and esn-
Sr,d, Such was the irritability q my lungs
+ Vas obliged to use the greatest eautionin the
40, Of respiriaton. After free nse of Ro
csrs's Vegc able, sc. for about two months
T was perfectly relieved Of the dreadful cough
which had 40 long afflicted me, and complete
" cured Of every symptom OF the asthma
Ia short, blessed be God, have eontinued in
.ouna health ever since. As these facts may
he important to those unfortunate individuals
Tho are suffering from the same disorder, L
Nave been thus particular in their detaii.---
And do not hesitate to declare my solemn
@.ny;ction, both from nay own experiences and
observing It's effects on others, that Dr.. Re-
800 ". p. d. is an easy, safe and c4fectual
remedy for coughs and asthn,ss, and Is the
rre,test anrido.e to all pumonic complaints
a., the world has ever Witnessed. u.s.
Jacob w. Brewher.
.Nsyshswt,on, dGnSary' 1903. ....
THIS may certify, sha. ahou. the arse Of
e.,ehsr last, ] was attacked with violent
so,,sh. which proceeded % wac the opinion
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;ss,s,;sy.a q nv left .iids sbSa . fortnight
before. Bg aas esasenGH MID Rogers ~.
,uonic Detsresut was vesy weak and low
and took but half the quantity prescribed BY
hi. di, ecsions. In three days ! wss much re-
lieYed, and in eight days quite cured Of the
cough.
- Moses Parsons, jun.
Northampton, February, 1909. .
Northampton, Aacss.) FsS. 1909.
I James Heason, also hereby certify, that
i'm tho fall of the year 1903, was seized with
A severe cold attended by an obstinate and
distressing cough. The violence Of my cough
soon produced a pain in my side and breast,
anil frequently splitting of blood, in short, all
the horrid symptoms of consumption were
rapidly as.ailing me. In this situation was
recommended to DR.. George Rogers, who
rendered me immediate reliefby administer
ing his Vegetable Detergent. / have coat :
nusd the use of it ever since, and for three
month, past, though not completely restored
to health, have been able constantly to attend
to my business--and fully believe that my
partial restoration has been solely owing Jun
der C sd) to- this valuable medicine.
James Heaton.
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FAST 4OOO Blanks uraWn 20 % enuttOo teA
Ten Dollar prize each.
~ The drawing will commences In the
City Of New York ON the third Tuesday H.,
April next, and will continue TO draw sou
Tickets each day (exsept the last day. when
there will remain 500 to Be drawn) until
finished.
TIcx.r. for sale by r. GRAY, Booksel-
Ter, King street, A. :xandria, where sll tick
cts sold by him may he examined, and infor-
nation obtainsd respecting the Lottery dur
ius the drawing, free Of expchce Prizes ia
the Baltimore College Lottery will be taken
at their full value for Tickets in this Lottery,
and the difference paid in cash. Cash will
also he advanced for prizes c. soon a. drawn,
al moderate discoupt. 4.a,-& - 80
Present price oftickets eight dollars. .
JANUARY !. ,EtSt
Should the first number, on the 18th day
of drawing, be either OF the numbers from !
to ESQ, inclusive, the: in that case, the next
drawn number mot one Of those mulberry
shall draw, and be entitled 10 the $50 tickets,
with the prizes and blanks that may be drawn
to them previous to the 18th day; of drawing
and in the like manpcr with tickets for the
goth, 2sth, ana 3oth days Of drawing 80
that person with one ticket may draw One
Thousand Tieke,,! Question Howl An
swcr-Suppose No. ll,i7s, is the property
of n, the first drawn number on tho 18th day
of drawing, which viii cntitle ITO the num-
bers from to $50; nnd the 6rst drawn n,rm
Der on the goth day of drawing, may lie No
rs, which uili entitle him to the numbers
from 25l to sOoaF The frst drawn number,
on the. 18th day, may be No. .375, which will
cn,i,lc hiu 10 the numbers from 2aeol TO
2?,25o, inclusive; and the first drawn num-
scr. on the So,h day Of drawing, may be owe
Of the $50 tickets already drawn, which viii
eutitle him to the numbers from 22,25O TO-
22,5nO--Yes, sir, und the thousand ticke's
ray draw One Hundred Thousand DolIa"sl
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New Shoe Sto,e. .
!. & y. K + r y.

ID ESPECTFULLY inform tho iahabi-
II tants Of alexandria and It's vicinity,
that they have just opened and Tor sle, in
Fairfax street, three doors f ON Kir & street,
q general assortment of ladies' gcn'icmens,
misses, boys and chiidrens SHOES OF evsry
description, parli ulariy selected from TIC
best factories, oi the best materials and new
est patterns.
~ Also a quantity Of HATS.
January -. cost
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For Sale or Hire, N@1T3
I've ,mart NEGRO AOYS--she eldest
asou. slsh.ssN, che youngest abou. Twelve
years efsse.-EnaMrs sfsts priatss. = =
IDSasy I : ct
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N o I i C E.

TTHE subscriber by virtue of deed Ut
l. trust to him from WILLIAM HOBO.
SON, dated on the a6th day of November, in
the year sos, for the purpose of securing,
John Hotkins, on the 9Th day Of February
next, and at the hour Of twelve O'Clock o.,
that day--if the day is not fair one, thcn en-
tie FIRST fair day thereafter and at tho same
hour will proceed to sell for ready money,
at public auction, to the highest bidder on
the premises,
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Less than ? Ia blanks to prize subject
10 deduction of Is pei. cent. Prizes paya-
Bile so days after the conclusion of ,hs draw
ing. . 49,.
OF THE AxNIxED PRIZES.
lst drawn No. 10th day Of drawing, entitled