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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-16
LAND FOR SALE.

T1HE suscriber, living IN the eoan.5
King (,eorge, on the Potomac fi'ei,
finding great inconvenience In having ' III
tiers at a distance, offers Tor Sale his valuable
TRACT OF LAND,
containing about 1900 acres, In the county
If FanauIer and state of Virginia. Lying IA
a most healthy part of the state IN me hS 49,
bourhood of three valuable Merchant '.iA''
letween Leathercoat and Plguut Mountain: >
ton miles from the Court house OF li'e saio
county. seven miles from Haymarket, "heie
he newly contemplated Turnpike Road VIII
nass OK miles from Middleburg and fofty
I've from, miles from the City OF w ashlnetoh,
and ,he commercial town of Aie2andrla. NE
grear roud from over the Ridge by the Plans
o .sses through ii, on which IS an excellent
Wagon STAND, from whence great OF quaint
ties OF Manure are annually Collected. i"o
thirds of this estate is unCleared, ana III eX-
eellent timber The soil is well adapted 10
the cultivation of Indian Corn, Wheat and
Tobacco. and from experiments made, no
land is better suited for the use of the plaster
There is q DWELLING HOUSE on the
estate newly finished, with two rooms on
floor, and other convenient out houses CAL
,,,.,ed for the accommodation Ola small tai
oilv. This estate is at present divided into
1wo farms, on each OF which there is an eX-
celent Eranary, farm houses, &c there is
az nrcsent from 40 10 SO acses ct land In IT,
non,hy and clover OF this estate; end 30 or
an 100 acres more may very conveniently DC
added NO estate is better or moro convent
emily watered than il is 1t, Is bounded by
B~oad Run on the West for nearly one mile
and an half, and Mill Run, never failing
stream, runs through the micd!e CT 1t, Oh
which there is an excellent site 20" an over
shot Mill and Distiilery.
The subscriber will divide this estate into
tb, ee or more farms to suit the convenience
Of purchasers 1t Is deemed unnecessary to say
more as il is presumed that those who may
be inclined to purchase wall hrst view tile pre-,
misses. A reasonable accommodations VIII
be given purchasers as to payments. Lct-
ters addressed to the subscriber, post paul.
will mces with due attention
Richard Stuart.
Cedar Grove, King George
County, June 10. )
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Nsw Teas at reduced Prices.

los chests, half chests and boxes gun
powder, imperial, Tyson, young Tyson, and
hyson skin Teas, principally OF the Sidney,
cargo, lately landed and OF excellent quail
eS.
.t2o barrels Rye Whiskcy.
no barrels s. 5 ho5sheads n. L. Rum.
90 dozen old Medoc Claret, imported In
1907.
Is quarter casks Malaga Wine.
pipes Lisbon and Fayal Wines.
1000 lbs. Coffee.
1000 lbs. Loaf anf Lump Sugar.
10 hogsheads and 40 barrels tirst * Sc
cond quality Muscovado Sugars.
90 bags clean heavy pepper and plmento
8 chests Cassia, q Cassla buds
so lbs fresh nutmcgs
90 boxes, / dozen each, bottles best Flo
renee salad oil
100 boxes and half boxes choice lst and "a
quality Havanna and st. Jago cigars
10 bales Georgia Upland eettoR
5 hhds green copperas
lOoolbs glue
500 gallons picking vinegar
SO demijohns
Which with his usual extensive assortme nj
If Wines, LIQUORS and Groceries will be sold
on low terms for cash, and to punctual men
at moderate credit, by
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner of King and Fairfax streets
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GENUINE MEDICINES.

srHr LATE RICHARD LEX, JR OF N. YORK.
as prepared from the origiaal recesPt IN
tosesSi0n of the Subscriber, hss 1vtao10, oy
7uisom they are prepared and 1oithout zOfe O
;ssignattre none are genuine.
055ftsnGts Coughs, Colds, dfS'asSS'
&c.
Are Immediately relieved and speedily Cur
eddy the use OF
h s HAMII4TON'S ELLXER FOR COOl,f1o
DEAR bought experience has taught 'nou u,
t~sands that oily and heated medicines joAlieo
with strong opiatcs or sleepy drugs, repeaS-
bed doses ofswhich Hatter and deceive the Pa
frtient Tor the present, by procuring moments,
E%ry ease; experience, 81 say, has = sss155ns
trthousaRds, that the common. oplates and DAB
sssssamics, as they are called, finally agSfaVat9
<saev very disordcr<of the breast and lungs, In
- heir most distressing symptoms. that tney
' Dad the stomach and impair the dlgestlon
inaame the whole system. increase the dltn-
sculty of breathing and excite fever. but the
qualities of this valuable discovery are e
= vinced by perfectly opposite effects, SIN
8 gle trial Will prove, that 1t restores the de-
- termination of the fluids to the surface OF the
Ebody, and brings on the common healthiul
perspiration--that it dislod3es and evacuates
Sthe tough yiscld phlegm or mucus, strength
! .sens the weakened vessels of the lungs,
! = sheathes the acrimonious humor which lrri-
tases them, and finally discharges 1t. Thus
&. striking at the root of the disorder, the
~ symptoms are of course effectually and per-.
- manently conquered, the reverse oteonimon
= medicines, which weaken, the constitution and
H. give strength the disorder for tue SAKE OF
" Inoderating for the present some OF It's PAIN
= full effects.
To parents who have children afflicted with
- the whooping cough, this discovery is OF the
: first magnitude, as it affords immediate re-
=: lief. checks the progress, and IN short time
entirely removes the most cruel disorder to,
which children reliable. The Elixir Is so
perfectly agreeable, and the dose so so2al.
that no difficulty arises In taking 1t.
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pleasures, juvenile indiscretlons, residence,
climates untayorable to the constltutlon,the
immoderate use of tea, frequent intoXication
Or any destructive intemperance, the unskii-
full or frequent use of mercury, the diseases !.
slpeculiar to females at CERTAIN period o.
lie, bad layings in, &o
HAMILTON'S
CELEBRATED WORM DESIROIi I'M y
IL OZEA GES.
Among the symptoms attending w ofihs
are, disagreeable breath, especially III tne
~morning--bad and corrupt gums--itching III
the nose, and about the scat--corVuislohs,.
eppilelic fits, and sometimes prl'ation %
speech--irregular appetite, sometnas so' "a
ing food and sometimes voracious-i urgih5
with Shiny and foetid stools-vomitlnt .-large
and hard belly--pains andsickness at aae sto-
nnach-pains in the head and thighs, with
lowness of spirits-slow fever, with small
and irregular pulse-a dry cough-excesslVe
[thirst--sometimes pale and unhealthy couh-
nance, and som etimes the face bloated and
ushed.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
SYMPTOMS, should have immediate recourse
to RaAnilton's form Destroying Lozenges
which have been constantly attended with
success in all complaints similar to those above
described.
Hahas true end Genuine German Cora
Platter,
An infallble emedy for Corns; speedily
removing hem root and branch, withoht CIV
ing pain,
Genuine Pcrkaa' Lotion,
The Restorative powder-ior the Teeth
and Gums.
I4ahn's Genuine Eye Water,
A sovereign remedy for all diseases OF the
eyes.
HamiLto1s's Essence and Extrad
"of Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Geut, Palsy, Sw ellngs'
NulAbness, $c.
Tooth 34ehe Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered winch
gives immediate and lasting relief IN the
most severe instances.
THE Anodyne Elixir,
Forthe cure of every kind of head ache.
Tie Damask Lip SGJve.
MfaIhbLe Ague and FeUer Drops.
az Sold only by James Kennedy, sen
Bookseller, King Sir eet, Alexandria, who
has long been sole agent for the sale OF the
genuine preparations.
Hannah Lee,
New York,25th Fe
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George Benner, Jun.
~OA o u y y
no. II. Budd street, Philadelphia.
Mrs. H. Lee, New York.

Mr.. Abjah Henly, Bridge street. Baia'
more, was cured by one bottle OF s4amileon's
Elixir, of very complicated disorder, occa-
stoned by avery severe cald caught several
months age. He breathed with the greatest
difficulty, and was often thrown into weaken
ing sweats when he attempted to walk any
distance, and his voice would frequently tall
in such a degree that he could only attempt
TO whisper. He has been upwards OF SIX
weeks without return of his complaints
and desires to give his public testimony in
favor Of this Invaluable medicine.
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Luke Cannon.
d6tlaW6t
Coach making, in all its various
Branches.
f. P. TAYLOR,

~ ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
IN and the public, that he contih les TO
carry on the CoacA-making Business in ali its
various branches, at the shop IN Fairfax.
street, formerly occupied by Rhea and 1ay-
or, where all orders in his line OF business
will be strictly attended
From an establishment of three years IN
the above line of business he Is able to say,
as proof OF his workmanship, he has many
vouchers.
Gentlemen who may please to favor lam
with their orders for Carriages of any kind
ordescription, may depend on having their
work executed with neatness and strength.
N. B. Allkinds of Carriages and Harness
es made and repaired with neatness and dis
patch.
FOR S.6LE,
A second hand Coachee with Harness.
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Selected Recommendations.

Being DESTROYS to make pubic for the good
of others, tie excellent quality of Hanl-
toms elixir, prepared by the la.e 1lr. Lee,
have sent you the following account OF the
: benefit have received fromi i which hope
(. will inaucc others to give it trial. In con-
sequence Of bruise on the breast received
.frorn a fall, my health gre" bad, my breath
ing became very difficult, and frequently |
have had sutdenly TO rise up IN my bed with
: all the horrors of immediate sufocation.-
Add so these a constant pain In my breast,
sand cough, great loss OF strength s tesh,
sand you may conceive that nay symptoms
seyidently indicated an approaching consump:
letion. The advice of q most eminent physi-
Acfan was resorted to, and afterwards second
swas called in, but without. giving me any re-.
Slief Another physician who knew me and
ethe circumstances fmy case, adylsed-m to-
q give Hamilton's Elixir atrial; saying he had
US dit in his practice and always found 1t to
as<lo much good. A bottle was procured from
aMr. Bricks, and l found relief before had
taken half otit. continued TO useoit * WAS
soon strong to attend TO business. Ontaklng
.Acold, some of my former symptoms return,
s2but are always removed by dose or two oil
szthe Elixir.
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Public Sale.

gy virtue of deed oftrust from Sarah Porter
to the subscriber, to secure the payment OF
a sum of money due from her to Aaderson
and Brooke and U,ylHe and Langley, Will be
sold Tor cash, at public auction Oh the pre-
misses, on the fifteenth day Of September
nert,
Il ue,y ualuable Piece Of Ground,
Situated in the town of Alexandria and
bounded as follows:
EGINNING on the north side of Fayette
ID Alley at the distance of two hundred
and forty feet cast from Water street, running
thence east on Fayette alley sixty feet to u
Mon street, be the same more or less; thence
north along Union street forty six feet six
inches and an half, to an alley between the
property of William Ramsay, deceased, and.
John Carlyle; thence with the said alley six
ty feet; thence to the beginning:
Robert ], Taylor, 71nfeee.
August ;. 2awts
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Twenty Dollars RewaTd.


RAN AWAY, on the 4th of last month,
from the subscriber, living in Prince Williams
county, near DHmfries, Virginia a black
man, named JEFIERY, 80 or 80 years old,
about feet or 3 inches hish-he Is shoe
maker by trade has got a remarkable scar IN
his forehead ocoasioned by the kick OF
horse, which wastrepanned-he was seen
few weeks ago ch the road ABOUT TWO !niies
from Hay-Market. Whoever secures the sald
fellow so that get him again, shau receive
the above reward.
Luke Cannon.
lime eA-e7 d6tlaW6t
a- Mr.. M'Intire, ofLeesburg, and Mr..
Thompson, Of Frederick-Iown, arc request.
ed to insert the above advertisement twelve
times in their respective papers, and send
their acco UNITS to this Office Tor payment.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-03
From the Boston Patriot.

The Nep- Ham bshiye Patriot, speaking Of the
distinguished characters who have renowned
the er,oys Of federaiism, says
To these respectable names Ne%-Hamp.
shire adds that OF WILLIAM PLUMER, late a
senator in Congress from this state. This gen.
tleman was formerly ranked among iederalists 1;
but since seditions and treasons have abounded
with that party--since it's leaders have "qut
their own, to stand on foreign ground''-he has
renounced federal tencts.
We understand Mr. p. is preparing materi.
ais for History Of the United States his talents
AID knowledge Of local facts particularly in re-.
gard to New. HsmpslIire) euinently qualify him
for the task in which we srdently hope he may
be encouraged TO perseyere."
CTo the above we may add--Thst Mr.. Plum
sr, wniic member Of the senate in Congress,
WAS indcfatigable in his examination of tive decu-
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ments and records OF our national concerns, cni!
has probably collected and arranged mere OF The
elements, necessary for an authentic history of
America since the adoption Of the federal cen
st',uton, than any other man in the country -
He has ever been steady sntra,ional rcpub
lican F'deralist Such man titus empl, yed,
must have found surer land MARIE to guide his
political course, than the spiendid . tnpnoes and
aiiurng absurdit'es of an A,nes-aud while ano-
Their distinguished character in New. Hampshire
shares the honor of having been one Of the less
than hav dosen confidential correspondents OF
this late high priest of the mysteries of modern
federalism, we trust that Mr. +. in his History
OF the u. States, will make good HIS title to the
more permanent honors and gratitude of his
country. By proving himself faithful disciple
of Washington, AGms. Henry, aud the other
venerable and inflexiole patriots who achieved
our Independence, and gave us national cha
racter
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JOHNSON AND REAT,
81 SIL YER SMITHS F..

A T the crescent sign, opposite the Eagle-Ta-
4 \ vern-Fssve just received an additional sup
ply of ARTIci.Es in their line, (Which with their
former stock will render their assortment very
completely consisting Of
Pearl Earnings, Ear-Rings & Drops, Breast
Pins, Bracelets and FingerKings.
Jet Breast Pins, Bracelets, Ear Rings & Neck.
faces. tortoise>sheil Combs OF the most approved
patterns, gold Watch Chains, Seals and Keys OF
the latest patterns, Earnings, Finger Rings,
Breast Pins, Bracelets, Buttons, Lockets and
Miniature Settings.
Silver Tea Pots, Coffee Pots, Sugar Dishes,
Slop Bowls, Cream-Pots, Cams and Gobletts.
Table desert, tea and salt Spoons, soup, toddy,
cream and mustard Ladies', Salt-Stands, Thin
bles, Coral & Belts, Tea rongs G. Pencil Cases,
silver mounted Drks, Swords and Snuff. Boxes
Plated Casters of various prices, Cantlesticts,
Fruit Baskets, Pots, Sugar Dishes, Cream.
Pots, Salt-Stands, Table Spoons and Tea longs.
Block tin Tea Pots and Tea Cadas, together
with sundry other articles too tedious to enume-
rate here, all of which they offer on moderate
terms. Orders for work strictly attended to-
The highest price given for Old silver and gold
December 7. eptf
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corrupt cabinets listen to the Vaccinations OF
intrigue or the suggestions of fear, let them
conclude treaties ut peace, iilusory on the par,
OF him who grants it TO them, shameful to item
who acceptit, let those grand po,enta,es iorsake
the public cause OF civilized nations, and inhu-
manly abandon their allies. The nation, the Spa
nish nation, will, though alone, remain FIRM in the
midst Of the ruins Of the European continent. 1t
IS here that the sword of rancor against the exc
cradle tyrant, is unsheatne never TO be retur, ed
to its scabbard here is raised, never to be t.ken
down, the standard OF independence and justice.
Hasten to it, Europeans, many of you as wish
to live free from so aboininable yoke You who
cannot makea covenant with iniquity, and are
indignant at the self destructive AND cowardly
desertion OF thuse deceived princes, come among
us here the brave will find opportunities of &C.
quirlng true honor; the wise and the virtuous will
ind respect, the afflicted an asylum Our cause
is the same the reward the same-Come, and
IN despite of altthe articles and all the power of
the inhnnan despot, you shall see how we will
resist him, and be the arbiters of our own desti.
ny.
The Archbishop of LAODICEA,
n. President.
PEDRO DE RIVERO.
A member and Secretary General
Royal Palace of Seville, Nov. 81, 1909.
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ME- SUBSCRIBER gives Motive. that with
4 aview to the education of his own Children,
he h as determined to remove his family 20 the
City of Richmond-He has rented the House a,
present occupied by the Chancellor, and propos-
es taking 10 or IL young boys girls into his IA
mily as boarders.
He pledges himselfthat the most rigid attenti.
on shall be paid to the morals and general vel
Fare of such as may be committed to his care
The situation he has chosen is high and healthy,
and sufficiently convenient to the Academy He
expects to De i'll readiness to receive boarders by
the 10th of January in the mean time any com.
nunications On this subject may be addressed to
him at Columbia.
His price for board is s 100 per annun one
third TO be paid in advance, one third in six
months, and the balance at the end of the wear
each boarder finding his bed.
= RO. 9UAPLES.
December 10. v8yy o.,
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MARSHAL'S SALES.

Y " virtue of decree Of the court Of the u
~ nited States for the fifth circuit in the Vir.
ginia District, pronounced on the 27:h day of
November, one thousand eight hundred and nine,
in the name of the United States. plaintiffs, a
galnst Thomas Muse and Elliott Muse heirs and
devisees OF Hudson Muse, deceased, defendants,
in Chancery will be sold for ready money, on
the premises, on the 26th day of February next,
1T fair, if not, the next fair day, the several tracts
of LAND lying in the county Of Middlesex, viz
Eight hundred end fifty acres of Land called
Hamstead or Hampstead Tract another tract
containing two hundred and fifty two 8. three 4th.
of an acre, called Bachelors, small tract called
Balls, containing twenty f.e acres, and Mill
Seat called Hamstead Mill seat, of which Lands
the said Hudson Muse died seized, TO raise Ger.
tain sums of money in said decree mentioned
The sale will commence at the mill seat FIRST and
be continued until the sale is completed.
WILLIAM MANN, -. M.
FoR
JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. v. ID.
January 81. (Ieb. y, 1910. 2aw3w
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NIANTED as TrAeHss in an Academy,

WANTED as TrAcKsR in an Academy,
w Gentleman possessing classical know.
ledge Of the French Language. A native.cf
France would be preferred, should lie happen 70
be sufficiently acquainted with tic English
tongue. II, beside, bis information in any ote r
language or in any of the arts and sciences usu.
ATTY taught IN academies, be such as would qua
lily him to give instruction, he Shall be consider
ed, on that account, entitled TO turther rernu
neration.
Application to be made to the Printer or let
tiers post paid and addressed to E-na, will be at
tended to-
January 90. w4w
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JOSEPH SCOTT, NJ. v. ID.
January 81. CIeb y, 1910. 2aw3w

TAKEN up by Daniel Trsbue Of Chester.
Il field couaty, on his mill plantation on
Falling creek, near the coal pitts, small brinded
STEER, about two years old. marked with a
smsOtl crop in the right ear. and a.haif crep sad
underkeel in the left ear, and ap3rss Cd to seven
dollars November LIST, 1909.
A Copy Tete,
PAKKE POINDEXTER, n. c.
February1. wSwT
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r. LEN DOLLARS REWARD-Stolenfr from
Il my stable on the night of the 18th instant,
SORREL HORSE. He had on his forehead
star and snip; bob tail (; bis left hind foot
white to the footlock. The sight Of one of his
eyes is also impaired. It may not be amiss to
state, that it is the ssme horse have been in
the habit OF riding some years in this city.
JAMES GREENHOW.
Richmond, January 20 IF
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= nor ShLE-TRE COT'T1G E.-The sub
D scribtr offers for sale that beautiful SEAT
rornantlcaly situated in Richmond at Rockett's
landng-there is on the lot new Dwelling
House wen finished, and every necessary out
house, also new the Lot is well enclosed and
handsomely improved the situation is high and
airy, having view Of the greater part Of the.
city of Richmond, the falls and bridge, the town
of Manchester, and every vessel that comes into
the harbor Few places can be found possessing
SO delightful a prospect-tho terms can be known
by applying to Mr. John l.. West, Rockets, (the
title is unquestionable) or applying to
STEPHEN A. HOPKINS
Gotham, Surry County, Feb l. 2tT
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ARDEN SEED of European Growth-Im.
~ ported by Grant 1'horborn of New-York,
and for sale by VIM. West & Co. at their Apo
thecary's shop near the market-the seed oiisr.
ed for sale may be relied on rs fresh, and of the
last falPs importation.
January Is. Wifi
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" The following address breathes a fervonr,
which is worthy of inspiring more gallant
nation than the Spanards. Where are these
..admisabie Efforts" which It describes -
Where is that wonder, working spirit, which
pervades.t,e nation, determined 10 die or to
be free Where, that unconquerabie resolu-
ton, which defended the republics of Greece,
and the walls OF Rome Where, but at the
siege OF Sarrsgossa and Of Corona, and on a
few ether scenes of action The practice Of
the Spanicrds is in contrds. With these brcccptS.
There is aremissness and GOODNESS in the con.
duct OF their people. which is little in unison
with the r.anifestoes of their public councils.
This address only proves how much better
they defend their principles by the pen than
by the sword. The nation that knows how to
second their expressions by their intrepidity
and sacrifices. may obtain the independence
which they deserve. The nation knowing what
is right, but shrinking from the maintenance of
its principles, can neither expect, nor be fit to
befree.