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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-04
FOR SALE,

A LEASE for lives, Tor So acres 0. I%'u
"A lying in the county OF FAIRFAX, 52a ",
ing part of the tract OF land called " I,"'S"'
7v01lh," the annual rent Of which IS f!y W
lars. II is about nine miles Eom AIeSSD''ha,
the Little River Turnpike Road passing ' :~t
it. There is on said farm very CONVENE sY,
dwelling and farm houses, and g?'d 'Hn,
orchard, sand about sixteen acres u C'O' w.
equal to any in the neighborhood' "oou' u,
same quantity of timothy meadow q c"Cs' ,,
lent quality, ard as much more nnmpIY3' ~.
This farm is divided into five l0tS '''l' H. T..
fencing iii tolerable repair It Ii IS n'' ,. o
posed of by the first Of Octoter, Tli '' .~o
it for lives. 1t is SO situated as to ni"he va 80
tenements. Any person wishing TO pu'1 "ny
or lease said farm for lives, viii please "pr'
to the subscriber residing Oh the pFe'''IT''
Joieph Powell sI..,,f
Jufy al "'"'
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-04
For Sale,

HEy FARM about one mile and three
lVl quarters from Alexandria; blndlng on
the Little River Turnpike Road, and contain
ing sixty two acres 20 of which are IN a
handsome young growth of timber. the resi-
due cleared and under fence; IA acres IN
meadow, and well known TO be equal to any
in the vicinity of that place, and has on 1t Sc
veral springs of excellent water. a iaflher
description is considered unnecessary, as ills
presumed that those wishing to purchase VIII
view the property Also, several handsome
building Lots
on Cameron and St. Asapl streets, two squares
Yves. of the Market House, and IN a gooa Si-
tuaton for private families. Should nc ABOVE
property not be disposed OF before tie mist ''
eay of October, it will be leased TO good t.
nants. For terms applyto
Peter wise.
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Orpnans' Court.

A'e"andria County, AEsast Tern, 1910.
Ordered, that the executor OF Edward
May, deceased, do insert the following aa-
vertiaement three Ulnes ii each week for
lour weeks il the Alexandlia Daiy Gazette.
Teste,
Alex. Moore, Rcgi:t2r.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-04
FOR SALE.
July 90:

FUK fLNs
- F. unexpired lease OF the property Call
ed and known by the name OF Beil'ue,
at presen, in the occupancy OF Mr.. hoosson
There are about years OF the lease unexpir-
ed, subject to the payment OF 80 dolls. o.
cents per annum. Possession Will be given
on The lst Of January, but possibly not until
the LIST April, 1911
Also, 5 acres and 10 poles OF LAND IN
fee simple, including the Stable and other ap-
purtenances. Possession will be given at the
;ame period, In my absence apply to alex
ander Moore.
John Hopkins.
Aug. 90. laW2m
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Messrs Mich. Lee and Co.

You are at liberty to publish the astonIsh-
ing cure performed by your Lozenges on my
son, ten years old, who was Afflicted vita IL
yers, pain In his side, and continued h@"d
ache, which reduced him SO low that he was
unable to setu One ot my neighbours ad
vised me to use your Lozenses, wh-ch has
had the happy effect of restorehg hio to
better state OF health than he has enjoyed Tor
several years, IN tue shorl spacc OF days
John Kelly, Fstt Street.
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Nessrs, Mich. Lee and Co.

Messrs Mich. Lee and Co.
My son, five years old, has for some time
past been very unhealthy, having levers,
head ache and loss OF appetite. Hcalin.; 0.
the many cures performed BY your Worm
Lozenges / was induced to give them tll.i.
Inc effect was beyond my expectation, as q
large quantity OF small worms WAS expelled
hundreds OF them were alive for some time
after.
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NIessrs. Mich. Lee and co.

Messrs. Mich. Lee and co.
A child of Mr.. Henry Grimes, near Mr..
Belts nail factory, was for upwards OF %
months violently afiictedwi.h sickness, which
appeared to proceed from worms, the syinp
toms were restlessness at night, deDiilty,
pains in the legs, loss of flesh, &c. Alter
having the advice of an eminent physician,
and trying variety ofmedlcines without sue
cess, the afflicted parents were advised to
try Lees Worm Destroying Lozen6es, which
expelled during the operation or me medi-
cine, great quantity OF large worms, some
OF which measured IL inches the chlia now
enjoys good state Of health,
Baltimore, June 8, 1868.
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July
N @ T | c E.

o. Those persons who nav ~
not settled their accounts, will oOhge u" in.
paving them to Richard II. Little, VINO
ly authorised to settle my business.
Jesse Talbot tt,
July Is.
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This is to give Notice,


That the subscriber of Alexandra county,
in tie district ct Columbia, hasabt,iHeGGom
the Orphans Courr OF SAID ccuny IcnIs
testamentaGy or the personal estate Of Edv9
May, late OF the county aforesaid, dec'a al
persons having claims agaiHst lie sid decd
are her25y waiyied to exhlGl, the s NE with
me vouchers thereof 10 tic subscriber, Gu or
before the l6ih Gay OF February next, crhey
may by law be excluded fom al! benefit TO
said e&t&te md those indebted theleto are
requested 20 make immediate payment DIV
en- under my hand thi, l6,h day OF August
1910,
Richard f1orwNll, Exr.
Ct L4rvard &ar
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In. Kenneday, Potter St.

Edward Higgins, South street, Baltimore,
administered Lees Lozenges agreeable 70
the directions, to his child Is months old !;
the first OF which expelled . worm measuring
90 inches long near half an inch thick
the second dose expelled another Is inches
long and the same thickness, aud quantity
OF small worms mixed with slime. sc. The
child enjoys good state Of health.
Sold by-Robert Gray. Bookseller,
King street, Alexandria, who has just
received fresh supply Of Persian Lo-
ton.
Also, Sold by Nicholas Kingston,
Fairfax street.
Aug. "a. law
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July IS.

r O I { E.
THE Stockholders il tie " ashinston Ca
nal Company, are hereby notitlso, That tie
i'm ard siah irista!ns .Hls on each snare, are
called for, the o.meI y1b.e Oh thc 18Th o.
September, snd tae later on tie lOth Of &C
tober next, to Samuel Elliot, IT. treasurer Of
the company. by order Of tneboara OF d.
reCtors.
r. r. CALDWELL Pr.
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
IN "Wednesday the 2lst day Of septen-
~ Der next, ii fair. if not the next lar
day, viii be sold at pubic sale, at the Plauta-
ton of Wor-ac.cy Garter, esquire, near oua-
icy Mil, IN Pt,cf X ill.&n county, beautiful
Thorough Bred Stallion.
He is i!ne Day, uil IS hands high, six yesrs
oia last spring, and remarkable Tor his foe
cots,
Also, full b!ooded Brood Mares,
and tal Dlooe!ed Cots and li!lles.
Also, about 20 head Of Black Cat
lie, principally sucn as viii suit ior slaughter
this fail.
4. credit CT months viii be given; bon5
with approved security requlreG.
Those persons who tave Claims against
1Tornetey CaGter, Or b'}sine SIS OF any uc5cIlp-
ton 20 transact with hiIa, viii Please apply D
the subscriber.
Eumph: Peake.
T,,lv
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with slim and fntM stools-yomltlnt: Large
and hard belly--pains andsickness at hle sto-
mach-pains in the head and thighs, with
lowness of spirits-slow lever, with small
and irregular pulse--a dry cough--excesslye
thirst--sometimes pale and unhealthy coun-
mace, and som e,imes the face bloated and
ushed.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
symptoms, should have immediate recourse
to Ramilton's Worm Destroying Lounges
which have been constantly attended with
success in all complaints similar to those above
described.
Messrs. NJ. Lee and Co
Observing that ny son, SIX years OF age
was troubled with difficulty IN breathing,
tsometing frequently rising In ms tiroat,'
restless at night, loss Of flesh, &c. From
those SYMPTOMS was coNi&ent he had worms
and having procured box Of Lees Worn
Destroying Lozenges, the first dose expelled
twenty three large werms, which gave ham
immediate relief. He now enjoys good state
of health, and believe can from experience
say, that Lees Lozenges are the most elllca-
cious remedy for worms no" u use.
THOMAS PETERS,,
of the firm Of Peters and Johnson
Baltimore, July !, 1910.
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Aug 90.
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yofeph Vaudeville,
November IS.

Carne, Of King end FoirfaH.streets,
HAS RECEIVED FoR SALE,
10 puncheons Sd proof Antigua rum
pipes real cogniac brandy
8 pipes country gin
so barrels New England rum
40 barrels rye whlskey
) hogshcads Orleans sugar
5000 lbs. green coffee
90 boxes and half boxes choice FIRST and
second quality Havsna segars
90 casks first qualify Goshen cheese
- e eaSSs Iondon aud Philadelphia mustard
600 lbs. refined saltpetre
90 boxes muscatel and bloom raislns
900 lbs. fresh Zante curfan's
so boxes mould and dipt candies
500 lbs br.mstone
so dozen perfumed soap
90 lbs. Cayenne pepper ,.s:.
5000 h rood Firkin Butter, in fine shipping
order.
November 28
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WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 5, 1910.
N. KINGSTON,

1T his Glass, Sucens Ware, g China Store,
fautax street,
Hath received from New-York, Philadelphia
AID Baltimore,
An elegant afortment Of GOODS
ia his line, consisting Of gold & silver iustFe
pitchers, tea sets, chimney ornaments. cham
Der sets, tea and coffee cups OF various pat
terms, cut and plain glass, china IN sets ana
half dozens, waters and bread trays, patent
lamps, liquor cases, looking glasses, &c. and
expects to receive in few daysa general as
sortrncnt of ware from the Columbian manu-
factory, which with bis stock on hand Will
meke his assortment very coInpletc.
A few barrels New York pippins, topitz-
enbcrg's7 in good order, soap. fresh mustard
by the pound or bottle, and first and second
quality chocolate,
Stone, pottcrs ware, and all sorts OF seeds
and flower pots as usual.
December !. CIV
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Valuable Land for Sale.


IN PURSUANCE. of the last will and
testament Of DR.. Henry Rose, decd, late OF
Fairfax county, will be exposed to public sale
on the promises, at the house Of NeheEniaf
Morris, on Monday the 2lsl day of January
next, lif fair, otherwise the next fair day:
three tracts Or parcels OF LAND, containing
about $50, 10, = $50 acres each, situate in the
county Of Fairfax, and lying on the Little
River Turnpike Read, adjoining the Aands
of Judge Fitzhugh, William Moss, the re-o
personalities Of John Moss, deceased, Giles
Fitzhugh and others distant from the cities
Of w Washington and Alexandria about ssser.
miles. . .
These tracts are so laid off as 70 embrace
proportion of cleared land tolerabIy welg
enclosed, and wood land, with an abundance
Of timber and fuel. On one of the iots are
aweli improved productive meadow, about
an hundred acres well taken with red clover
and an inexhGustible body Of soap or fire
stone, tie value Of which for ovens, fire pIa-.
ces, etc is generally known, being worth e
dollars The Wagon lord at the quarry.
Also one moiety Of q Lot Of Land belong.
ing to said estate, lying near to Fairfax coart
house, containing by estimation 100 acres,
in the occupancy cf BAIL Williams, Holding
under lease for livesI with the annual rent
ofe54 pounds Of tobacco, -.
These lands will be sold on credit of one.
and two years, equal payments from the day
Of sale, for which bonds with approved secu-
rlty and lien upon The property will be re-
CURED. ,--3.c %. ..-.,,>.
For further particulars application may be-
made to Robert l. Taylor, Esq. Of Alexan-t
dria, or TO the subscriber, and the lands wils
be shown by Mr.. William Moss near the pre-
misses. - -
Alexander F. Rofe, Ext
November II. ,, 49,. 2awds
NJ UNION HILL, the late residence
Of Doctor Rose, deceased, together with :.
good garden. orchard, and several productive
lots for cultivation, will be leased for the en-
suing year and Immediate possession givsn---
For term. apply as above.
a. F. r.. EXP
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FOR SALE,
November S6

A SMALL FARM, containing about 90
n acres, called g Hy6la VaAey, on the
Mount Vernon road, about five miles from
Alexandria, together with the farming uten-
siIs, stock of cattle, and the present crop OF
hay, wheat, and Indian corn.
Any description is unnecessary as any pe''
son wishing to purchase may view the pre-
]. B. Nichols.
Jul 81.
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IoGeDh Vaudeville,

Jofeph Vaudeville,
Corner Of Klns end Fa;rfa,r-streets,
HAS FOR SALE,
10 quarter cheats gaopowder! and Imperial
TEA
81 BOXES ditto ditto
20 quarter chests dyson uiteo
SO ditto young hyson
90 ditto hy son skin--of the latest 1mforfa-
tca:s AID SUPERIOR qHaHty.
x hogshcads and 70 barrels muscoVado
sugars
90 kegs inadder
10 casksfirst quality Goshen chez
E pipes old London particular naaeHa
5 ditto line old port
s ditto Lisbon
10 quarter casks sherry
ditto colmenar
so al to mountain Malaga
20 ditto Catalonia
20 cases old medoc claret
tilto win dc grave
90 cases Lucca oil ..,.
10 bales Orleans and Georgia cotton
10 hogsheads Molasses
Cornac, bordeaux and peach brandies
Jamaica, Antigua and northern run
Holland and country g'n
Pennsylvania rye whiskey
Wine and cider vinegar ) .,
100 boxes and hal. boxes choice ilrst and
escond quality Havsnna Cigars.
Loaf and lump sugars; coffee; chocolate
almonds; mace nutmegs; cloves; cass'a
and cassia buds pimento; pepper; race ant!
ground ginger; arneto; JcsuAt's bark pearl
! and common Barley indigo; alum (; copper
rs ;; fig blue birthstone; starch; halr pow
der; Leiper's, CARROTS ( Hamiton,s snufi
in bottles and bladders; Maca,ha and rappoe
snufis gunpowder; patent SHOT assorted !;
mould shot; bar lead gun and pistol tl'nss
writing and Wrapping psper glue, demi-
johns; corks; led cords leading lines
chewing tobacco, &c. &c.
ne WILL PURCHASE.
Flaxfeed, and we'll cleaned Mus
tard Seed. %
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TIL. AychiUcs of Useful KsowIedgs.

The Archives of Useful KsowIsdg:.
WORK devoted TO Commerce Man
~ ul.c,urcs Rural and Domestic Agrl-
culture, and the Useful Arts, by Dr. James
Mensc. Secretary to The Asrlcultural Society
Of Philadelphia, One number viii appear
cvcrv three months, TO contain los pages
oc,ayo J: price two dollars per snnum payable
In advance, f,r,hor
"'0'i''"'e'' James Kennedy, fen.
Bookseller, king-street.
s-r Nos. and are received anu 'oaN'
for delivery to SUBSCRIBERS:
NoYembe" 20.
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ToseDl1 II. Vaudeville

To.o,b Il A8or3eyiEIe
JoSI i'1L - 49,, cnJE
orr 9 - = - -. : i.,,o, s,4t
1000 husneis i4'vefi} ''' ans, ~, .i1'so''' '''4'
Liverpool Saitin SACKS
90 hogsheaas NuscoSado 'u:5"r
50 barrels w. H.
5 bogsheads New OfFea'iS ~.
5coo VI best green So'Iee III mus ."
1000 WI QUE w. -
Sou' WI N'IS
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Was committed to the .lal! ct
this county, as a runaway, Negro Mar,
who says his name is Lewis Ellison, and that
he was set free by Mr.. Thomas Ellison, by
a decd on REGARD in New Kent county, Virg
He is aboat 2S or ~ years Of age, 5 feet. 6
inches high, had on when committed a blue
short cloth coat s. trowsers and sWansaown
Jacket and fur kat, al! very good, The own-
er is requested TO come and prove his pro-
perry, pay charges and take him away, other
wise he vii, be disposed Of as the law directs
James Campbell, 7aalsr.
November IS. ia"%m
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Baltimore Hospital Lottery

THIS EVENING
The drawing of the Baltimore Hospitai
I ot,erv will positively commence.
a cc,rrect list of the fate Of all tickets sold
hv tanJ.obscribcr viii be received by post at
fer e dAy's drawing and information to
aslventurers given gratis.
b. Present price of tickets : @o'''n''
and shares in proportion.
r. GRAY,
November 8.
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Was committed to the Jail ct

GEORGETOWN, juno !O-i2.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-18

.hc preronp,oriiy replied he was willing to
give him up as soon rs he had received an
answer from the admiralty Office. Judge
my trouble, the ship being ready for sea,
begged the shippers TO spare me two days
to have his final clearance from London.
They granted my request; at the expirau.
on Of Two days, the wind being fair, they
insisted on my sailing or putting another
captain on board, Tor the ship could not be
detained any longer. Finding no possib-
ll.y of getting him clear before my sailing,
went TO my attorney, left him 1881 to pay
all expences, and to get him clear as soon
as pos,ible--,hen to Mr.. Breed, gentle
man Of Boston, who had the goodness 20
take it in hand as was obliged TO sail lie
has promised to interest himself IN his be-
half. At the time Mr.. Pity was impressed
they had on board between 30 and 40
American mates aud seamen; two masters
of American ships have their own brolh.
ers impressed, and had no prospect Of get
ting them clear. have done all could
for him before left Liverpool, and have
left the business with my friends who viii
get him clear if possible. 1t was with re
greet left him behind"
! The secret of the treaty between France
and Austria is now developed-Bonapart'
is to be married to the archduchess Mari
Louisa, eldest daughter of the Emperor o
Austria, and niece to the late murdered
Queen of France !
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-18
whitehall Farm,
St. Georges Hundred, Ntzu Castle County,
and state Of Dela7oare.

and state Of Dela7vare.
NIE subscriber offers al private sale, the
ABOVE a. ..i, win the valuable marsh there
10 Seionging, situate upon the St. Augustine and
Silver Run creeks, making in the whole $50
acres.
for fertility Of soil, beauty Of situation, elegance
OF improvement, and heal,hincss this farm stands
unrvalled in this state. 1t lies mhes from the
waters Of the Chess a9cske, from the river Dela~
ware, from Cant"e's Bridge, ls miles from
Wilmington, (and near state road leading to
it,) and in the vicinity Of the village known by
the name Of the Trap. II has been cultivated
for eighteen years past upon the clover and rlsis-
ter PISA, and for that period 60 or 20 acres Of
clover have been moved snnuaty.
Those who are inclined to purchase may, by
applying on the Farm, view the premises, and
know the term either by applying to himself or
his son William c. Frazer, residing at Ness
Castle.
WILLIAM FRAZER.
White Hall Farm, April 1850. If
II the farm is not SOLD al private sale, i, will be
aoli on the premises an Friday The frs, day of
June. 1t will command annually to certainty
from 1000 to 1900 dollars. w. I.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-18
P1rRsBURC, APRIL 6.

The legislature of this state adjourned
on Tuesday the 90 ut,. after session OF
three months and three weeks, in which
time they passed 1877 laws, 6 resolutions,
and IN address 10 the governor FOR the re.
moval Of Benjamin Elliott from the Office
Of associate judge, in Huntingdon county.
A new Arbitration Law has been passed
at the last session Of the legislature. Ihs
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-18
THREE MORE AUTUMNAL LEAVES,
Drohhed fros, The Revolutionary tree.

117O7T4tN ] TO"t f7ff vfV21H2ON0Ty lTtF,
DlED.-On the list March, in the 69th
year of his age, Col. GEORGE MORGAN, of
Morganza.
Few men of the present day, SO richly mer-
it the tribute of obituary respect, as he, who
is the subject Of the above melancholy record
At the early age Of 81, Mr.. Morgan, then
the youngest Of one of the first mercantile
houses, in the colonies, tore himself from the
arms OF IN accomplished ard lovely wife, to
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-18
ANTIGUA, March 1,1aiO,

MS zpff 'n Boston, dated
ANTIGUA, March 1 1910.
+" A few days before I lef, Liverpool
your brother Joseph, being out in the even.
ing,had the misfortune to be met by press
gang and was taken into rendezvous house
and kept; he sen, the next morning for me
TO come to him accordingly went. but to
no purpose. The captain Of The gang swo,e
that he was an irlshman commended lone
with him, but it availed not for me to as.
srrt he was my brother they wanted men
and no matter what they were all were
dragged on board the Princess, (,he guard.
ship that lay in the river). When I found
he was taken on board, though. no time
was to be lost in getting him off; I imme.
d'ately went to an attorney, took a writ,
then to court, swore to debt Of 2sl. he was
indebted to me. then to the water.baliF and
got the silver oar sen' on board Of The Prn.
cess to take him, and pus him in prison for
oebt when the captain Of the Princess
saw the silver car. he would not deliver
NJ" UP for s"idhe, now he is in my charge
l cannot le. him go until you take him by
'aoeas corpus, from the kings bench in
London. then went to my attorney, ask
81 MS advice about it--he replied, the ha
ssas corpus vii! cost you 45l. beside o,he,
yes. No matter. said !. take nv AFFIDAVIT;
sho send 20 London for one. Tha, we ef
'eesed. Alter the haheas corpus writ cam,
20 Liverpool it was served on the cop,a;o
" '"s princess, AID tbs. man jemandra-
The Delaware gazette., 1810-04-18

t,so!ysnt raw, which hs. been in forcs
for some tire past, has been suffered 70
expire by It's oan limitation, and no snhs'i-
tute enacted. The old system Is OF
course received, and under il insolvent
debtors must be in actual confinement at
the time Of their application, and continue
SO till their final discharge by the court.