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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-28

There is one idea which has been for a
long time propagated, and which many very
sensible men in the United States most firm
ly believc--viz.--fhat Great Britain cannof
much. iongrr n'aintdin the wdr, and that, Of
course, she wiA- saon be Aum5led, and be COM
helied By necessity ia do rs justice. This idea
has made such an impression on the minds of
many persons, thai they think it is only ne
cessary to wait, to have little patience, and
that, without single effort on our part, every
thing will turn out right. The misfortune OF
this opinion is, that it keeps us in a continual
state ot indecision, of inactivity, and makes
us rely more upon our stars than upon our
abilities. In wise government, as LITTLE
should be left to chunee as possible. The
doctrine of fatality may do in religion, but it
will never answer ia politicks. II sysfen,
shouid Be distinctly marked out and steadi7y
pursued. All party Glamour should be disre.
garded--our Legislators should act as if they
were writing their last will and testament,
reckless of whom it pleased, or whom il Of
fendcd--accordng to their sober, serious,
and sincere convictions How can the Re.
publicans forget that they are the majority
How can they forget that it is the business of
a majority to Gcf and Of minority 10 shuttle /?
How can they forget that the game of the
majority is concord, and that the game r the
minority is diseord. (i6id]
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-28

When eahs among crowd are thrown,
- Each piu0in's cure to take his ozvn."

.
" Whcn cans among a crowd are throycn,
q Zach villains sure to take his osvn."
A gentleman in New-Hampshirc, writes
{or is said to wrfte) to Jacksonian editor IN
Boston, respecting the late correspondence
between President Madison and Gen. Stark.
Some gentleman styles Mr.. Madison's letter
&c executive impud..nce !" for furnishing g
fresh stimulus to the malis nancy OF an old
dupe, to utter his vulgar asperities against the
federal party Now, general Stark does not
say one word about the " federal party" He
speaks only of an |" Internal British faction. !"
The New-Hampshirc gerfieman, however, is
confident the general meant his party, and is
mad acc DINGHY. |" Put that and that toge-
ther. -
T ~ cE 1sss Ts
- TIVE OLD DUPE, .fSD THE SUPER. .aNy.a
i -.s TED D0T.fTD"
These are the epither applied in the Gen.
tinel to that intrepid and venerable hero, Gen
STARK, whose brave and gallant conduct a,
Bennington, contributed 50 essentially to the
houour and Independence of our country
this is-the mode in which that hero |, treated
tse srofhies Of wAose riefory sesv hang in our
Senafe CAanster, as rcpuoach fos the base
mesa OF his revilerss' this j. the natural ex-
preston Of feeling towards the ehump:oo Of
o1f Independence, the soldier Of our infancy ,,
tbe disiutcrested sevolusiensry general. bv
asn'whe are soppesrine ~ Sen of Tory.
NJ ~. ~ N. sssi- : -. Bee. Pas1
~. 90
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10 TIE FREE lNEN e THE
,s, :sS7zt191E u RHO 0DE.ZSL AlvD.

I, j, HAVE observed in g rae Precedence
1 t$sxrfff,w q nomina,ioa M what is there cal-
led.an g s4DHrcanj ProT," of General OFF,
GERS for the ensding year---and It Is also .sta-
led shat.--s 70 hrrveat harry dnimssify, and
sssi,iA fIrs1er g promo 4 ttacs -shis prcx has
.bstm formed. ~, 4, - 4, 4 \.
IL shM Prox, which i. declared to be
= composed 81 gentlemen differing in poli,i-
cul sentimsnts" -of the Liculcnant-G Govern
cur and Senator'S there are JsHr Republicans
and sepen of the party called FederAhsts.
Now am one Of those who cannot see
!" Aop~ society is 20 6e fveseryed' from fAe con-.
vuisio,s II harty shirft," bya Senate, 90
'glcar agorify pf which is to be composed
of one htrsy~--and that too the party, who,
under thiA specious plea Of moderation and
,cloak Of hypocticy, have engrosscd 70 them
'Solvss, asl--or Hearly all---the important Off.
kQA civil ard military, IN this State--s~ho
,hava removed nearly every Republican Judge,
Clerk, Sheriff, Jusics Of the Peace, and No
,nry POhlick- LIVERY man who had dared to
spesk and oosf in fsvuur Of the measures a.
'dop(td by our own gdscrnment to resist the
vile aggressions of. fpleivp powers.
Are sS,rc sny'of ySu' q weak as to be de-
! eeivej BY these prete,ices Of men, whose oe-
Hoss contradict their words--whose whole
cotsducl has had dlirccay in view the keeping
alive party spirit. in order to direct il agsins.
the Administration OF thc United Statcs--s-
uainst the principles df the constitutions
;E4inst the rights and the dearest interests Of
M N~rbs veil shall ID s,ript from before
this ppfilical idol Of impdsture The people
shall zoe the foul fcaturcsg (which arc conceal
7, N, 4 NJ - Il ~s.,l
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The federal party have always boosted Of
their consistency Some Of their orscles have
even gone 80 far ss to assert, THAI IL was the
leading principle Of their conduct. How Gar
this Is correct, every unprecedented cisi,en win
Judge. One moment they Viii tell ye', that
the people are their |" own wsrst cnssuies' =
thst they arr not capabe Of managing their
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-28

own sfsai,~. and wonder how they lave the eu-
elacity 10 think and act for rhsmseiyes: And
the next, especially if any grand object IL in
view, they viii call upon them to rise In de-
fence Of their rights, extol their virtues, and
constitute thew sole jpdges OF national con-
Germs Admirable consistency
--.- .rfwtilrqnorf Hhiy
How degrading must the leaders of the
federal party appear, even in their own eyes,
when they End the conduct Of Jackson, which
they have inressantly justified disapproved Of
by his government. The annals of diploma
cy c;.nusot furnish IN instance of such barefa-
ccd impudcnce, as this oourtIy minion has
been guilty o.. Did the " Brifish harty in
.hmeriea" possess the least sense of shame,
they would not have dared TO become the
champions Of an insulting envoy, who viii
soon quit our shores, and bear with him the
execration of every true American.
80 Ibid.
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Public Sale.

TIE subscriber, by virtue Of deed 81
trust 10 him IRON Mr.. HIhlam HsHyssn, dat.
ed on the 10th duy OF November, in. the year
1898, for the purpose of int!emaiiying MI.
John HopkMs.-wiIl, on FRIDAY, the Sttt
April next, Ut tie hour Of twelve O'Clock "
that day, .u:fair II not. on tive next fair das
at the same hour, proceed to sell, It tho
court. house, ia AiexaHdria, 1t public saos
tion,' 70 the highest bidder, lor.reAay Mccoy
three thousand acres Of LAND, situate o.
the left fork Of big sandy Crack, whieA
land WIS, Ut the time Of The grants fer TIM.
same, in the county Of Monongslia, in ths
ate ofVirgihia. t',>s>> !.
The above tracts ct land were grantsd ~
>,hs state of Virginia, to John shison by tbrsS
several patents containing respectively one
thousand scIss. and bearing date on the <Rrse
day of October, 1884, which Land has heea
since daily conveyed to the said Williaa
Hodgssn by deed dated I'd Of August, l7es.
Edmund ]. Lee, 7fyfee. !.
Nov ~. ~ =, cots .
~ The editors Of the Federal Republic
can and National Intelligencer, will pti'.lisl
this adse rtissment and schd their aceou,ts -
this Office 49,, .r,.s =, ,ItI,, !, ~
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

WAS STOLEN from the sub.eriblrs
stable. in this town, on Sunday niela Iassi
tho 18th ins,ant, Eight SO RREE HORSE,
with q long and large we In hisfacs, ASxG
en- maae, and tail ssarly ofthe same color,
but not so white. This horse i, supposed u
be abouti or "a and half hands high, and
IS or 7,years oll-he is Compact, remsrkabto
for the excellence Of lis gaits, carries his
head rather low and a"good tail though nei !.
thrr ick'd nor beb'd-no artificial marks rel
collie, ,ed-he may however lie easily known
w an examination Of his eyes Skich will
shcw that he has teenreeen,ly cut for the
hook, aid by trick Of starting und turning
round when he meets another hsrse. The
above reward will be given for the horse and
thief, and 'rEN>DOLLARS with all reason.
able charges fer the horse alone
'Charlcs Simms.
February 81. dlt 4.
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"While We eoae,lS with yonr s1sssl 81:
in opinion. that in the q per;kas 3sa1 e56j
eur foreign relations, Il wsul9 X "a ;! S.
treme Of dclnsioa to conssaer war rs
PROBABLE" We are Obliged frauklysto de-
clare our apprehension that this war viii
inevitably lead to an alliance, which would
be the presage of destruction that this war
Is menaced against a nation, which opposes
the oni, barrier TO the necessity OF amin
mediate conflict with tho tremendous pow.
er aud despotism ot France; which has
already overwhs lined the liberties of the
ofd'Woyld. .s
And when it shall appear that The adj
mtnisratlon of the general eovernmrn Mt
pursue apoliey towards he great bellige~
rent powers, which Sc, ms to conceal and
paliiate the wrongs and insults Ut the one,
and to magnify the injuries and discolor
the views Of the other to submit to the
cruel aesressiens'of the one, committed in
contempt and violation both of treaty and
public law, andto refuse to- acceps from
the other party, PREPARATION for uusu,horis-
ed injury, and profers Of adjustment that
might be reasonable and JUST, the people Of
this commonwealth will consider it "a du-
ty TOO Imperative to be Neglected, 10 exer-
else all constitutional means, either to pre-
cent impending coham'ties, or to prepare to
meet tAemfn dber0mins manner"
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Valuable Properly Jay Z

q Twill sell the 'PIsANTATIONkrowR
the name Of Mousr Ara, lyirS iptks ststO
ofVirginia Immediately on the post sresds
abodt Ssmiles from Alexsndria. This farm
7 coiitXina upwards ct seven hundred scyess
the soil is we'll adapted for yhSIts ,eOtll OF
;tobscco-there are oh4he faSl6 Swo houtAss
one of~hf isa commpdious dwell nh
good ki,cAeli, and the ~ rk go ssossH
building % feet squst lels and xsa-:
Their boarded but'not fn6 ~ jnSidc3 silis -
,tua,ed Immediately on tie. esfs had nd u.
an excellent stand for tfvcsns q 5s3r
M'Car,y, of Cedar Grove, ixlbe pessdet near
this property, wilt on appkca.ihf sAewitio
any person dcsirous Of purchasing Z; 81 |.
/ will Also sell that iyaluabto psopesty
known by the name of McCorty' island I'M
the Potomac river, about 20 mites above
George I own-this island eontainS 1pxAsdS
of three hundred acres, the soik ~ .Aqpals In;
quality 10 any land in the, western; co0nttTs
and is surpassed BY none ior yaiuabse tiuheis
Tor house and ship building, only aholt -
ACRE. are cleared A far her dcseriPtiohiS
deemed unnecessary as it Is ,presiined that
any person wan,iag TO purchase wiissiew its
Mr. James Middleton, who ives near IN
'isIand, will shew it on application. For tae
above deAc 'ibed lands great bargain Willis
scli on application 10 The Subscribers aiding
in George Town. s8 ,f5it4 II
John w. iBronsngh.
February ~. - II Taswsfh 81 &
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ATTENTION..

Thursday the asa inst. -beinsibs s',nNeat
'sarv of the birth Of the late Gen. GsexsA-
WAsHINcroN, the voluniaer eo1np.nis< VIII
parade al the Court HssikS square on .tha1
day at II O'Clock IN The, morning, " soaaes
plete uniform. g.; s. ~ 3. !. - q g,
questsd to attend, aud join = ceishfadsot -
memory of the illustf ioueretr rot. u e
: RORERy YOUNG, Me-.
Fsb. y: 9d4sS, ~ 2s4
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Congrris eff t4s United States.
HOCSi. or EErhr SENTATIVES.
WEDNESDAY, Fe6rNQrv 2l,
Taken tlr tie AIeHanetria Gozett;

Il
Mr.. Ne.vt2n from The committee of COM
mrrcr and manufactures, made two re-
ports, one on III petition of G torge Arm.
royd and 60. of Phil~dy'! phia. tn otnr on
the petiuon of ". w. Weyman, of Rich.
mond--;he reports were favorable to the
petitioners and were referred to com.
mi,tee Of the whole on Friday.
Mr.. p. b. Porter presented the petition
of suudry inhabitants of the county of Nj
asaria, in tho state of Ncw-York. pray ing
for new collection district. Referred to
he committee Of commerce and n,anufac-
tui,s.
Sundry other private petitions and re-
ports on petitions were presented and re-
fGrrsd.
a note from Mr. Edward Livingston,
was readily the speaker, in which Mr.. l..
requests a speedy decision on MS title 70
the battucc. - - -;
Mr.. B,b6 nff;'red TWO resolutions respect
ing the hatturr. Thc following is the sub
s!anre IF shr resr!u ,ons That the inter
est OF tbs y mite States in M, batture, be
ceded 10 the corporation Ct he cit, of N.
Orleans, SO far as 70 enable lhcis id Corno-
r.,iun to defend said claim agains, the clam
OF any individual or individuals and it no
cialu shall be presented TO effect in tn
term OF years, thrn the said
ba ture shall forever lay open as a pub':
hryhwsy tor the use OF the United Sta,es,
aud III citizens Of NV Orleans. 1t was
Il - -
mite, Of the whole on the subject of the
6auurr.
li'. Gardiner WAS against the reference,
as VS. .NessIs Pouidsxfer and others.
The qursuon on the reference was TAX
en- Li,L ,rIIri, Sc 10 SO.
Mr.. !,-WHcy, @tt>r sane PREDATORY otser'
VA,Ipns, ~ 'irn ne stated that the records
OF th- rr>ou,irn were in confused and
ps,isning s,..e, offered thr following reso'
iulion:
ReSufvea, That committee ts appointed
70 euq Il. ,n,o tn s.atr Of lhe anci,h. pub
lie records aud ateulvrs Of IN, u. States,
with authority to cnquire wnclh,r any, and
what provision ought to be mad; with re-
spe Ct to them, and that they have leave to
report br hill or otherwise
1Vr. Gold, from the committee appointed
to enquire into the boundaries "a pubic
lands at West Point, reported bill HI
thorsing the appointment oi commission
ers to settle sun boundaries with the adj
joining proprie,ors.
The bill making appropriations for the
support Of government ueiay returned from
the Senate, with amendments; the said a
mrndmen,s were read, and referred to a
committee of the whole mouse.
The following oils were read third
time and passed.
The bill making appropriations for the
support Of tn. navy OF the y. S.
The bill making appropriations for the
support of the military establishment OF
the United States. .....
The bill providing for taking the third
census of the Uoitea States.
On motion of Mr.. Newton the house
wen. into committee of the whole on the
bill to deprive vessels Of their American
character, whenn aiding under a license from
any foreign prince. or soyersiss. Mr..
Helnes in the chair. - -
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[fIffK CEIEBRATI

IS BsE R OFF y TIE DAT. -
I Y; & nh Al Win fern in ROYAL Stree. o.
q NJ asighal gun; the Washing
t0v s6eie iilaein The pfoerssionb by pas
sing'inr Review fromthe right. III. i. J.
The sdlsh4east gallery IN the church
will be exshsiyely etapart for,he millta-
~, andths mrsiswill occupy the chores
ters's seats irthe gallery. Every .xertion
will be used to accommodate the audience,
and it will contribute much ,o.their accom-
modatian to be seated during the orA,i"n,
as the mode Of standing on the seats very
nruch obstrucls the view and hearing,
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February IL.

ALL those who have old stills, ,coppsR
Kettles or til, ware, IN the ,possession ofii4
aforc laid &. NJ. Mann, Deceased, are request
, ed t. come forward and Identity the same
and take them away, or they:wiu u6e sold. 60
THE property OF the deceased. .sss5sS
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Public Sale.

fuDliC Salcr
ON SATURDAY next, the a4th instant, at
eleven O'Clock, in the morning. will be
sold, at the .sore of the late JAMES BA-
CON, deceased .... .,
All the Stock in Trade Of the
said deceased consisting Of Rum, Sugars,
Teas, Wines, sc. .Sso. <..r -
BY order of the administrators,
-, p. G.. Mariteller.
February ~. .. >d4
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,PublicSaie.'

On Friday next, the 23d inst !: YIN he sold
q, the dwe,ling house OF George Num-
deceased on Fairfax street, vi The ktsgnA
estate of the said deceased, consisting. Of
Household Fur1.,tuae, Tn Ware.
Sc. by order of tine executor.
II. .Matsteller. 4
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Attest-ADAM LYNN, &C.
IN COMMON COUNCIL

TeVTWVy to- Iof"
Ordered, Tat the following prrs"ns
be appointed commissioners Tor superln-
tending the elections 10 be held in the dit
ferenl " ards Of the town, on Tuesday the
9th da, Of March next, for the purpose 81
elec,ing members OF the Common Council
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AN ACT
To pare the f90t rays Of Wa'h'nstsn
and other streets.


SEC. l., Be it enacted ty the Common
Council gf alexandria, That the S"p>tm.
,rndant OF Police do, as soon as the state OF
the weather will permit, proceed To regulate
and pave six feet wide ii he foot way on
Washington Street betw, II Queen and
Oronoko streets, at the Ky me oi the pro.
prietors Of the ground Oh each side Ut the
said street and 10 email, nm to perform
this duty, it IS further enact d, ,ha, he-Pro-
coed wi. bout delay. TO ascertain the proper.
ton each proprietor oflhr sad ground is
bound to pay, which proportion shall b. the
same thar directed bv The pre- .ent paving
law for the paving OF fno.ways to BE- paii
by the propritto:s on paved streets, and
that the amount th-rrof be Pu, int" the
hands Of the collector bv the superlnlsnd-
AMI of pslicr, VINO is'herebv directed 10
proceed wthou, delay to collect the same
from the rrop:ietors, and it the said. pro.
prctors shall not pay thr same within two
weeks from the time of The demand BY tina
collector, it shall be the duty of the said
collector to proceed to collect the same NY
Gistr. IS and sale of thu goods of such OF
the SAID proprietors as shall be in d"ta'llt.
Sec. 2 Ana be it further enacted, t'at
wherever two thirds Of the propr'etors OF
the ground on any square, or side ct
square, on any OF the unpaved streets.strsl
apply to have the same grave'lDd orrPsvea,
that it shall he done at the expsnee oil vhe
said proprle.ols on said square," or side OF
said square, and the taxes collected As "
directed by tn frs, src,'on OF this act.
Sec. S. Be it further enacted, That this
act shall commence ard be III force from
and aftersi1- passing shefeuf.
Passed in Council, February 16, 1910.
HUGH Smith,
president &C.
Approved Feb. II, 1910.
WILLIAM HERBERT,
Mayor.
Attest-ADAM LYNN, &C.
The yeas and nays ON the final passag
of the above bill were as follows
YEAs-Messr.. Preston, M'knight
Butcher, Hsrbe RI, HIVES, Lee, N won,
Dean, and Rhodes.
NAYs--M cssrs. Lawrason, M'kenele
Sutton and Anderson.
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The election for the 1st Ward to be held
at the house OF Jeremiah Eeale. Union
street-for the 81 Ward at the Council
Chamber-For the Sd Ward at John
Hodgkin's tavern, and the 4th Ward at the
house of MIR. Hutchen's, corner of Duke
and St. Asaph streets.
.Ex.ractfrom the minutes,
ADAM LYNN, C. C.
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tor tn, ensuing year.
Charles Sh'de, ]
R'cherd Htightman, fs 1HE "a
Samue! E,arber, }
William Hcpbura, J
J1hn 7eung, : 2dA.
O'aaAs Ramsay, J
W,.Iam S. Moore, /
.Toseth Smith, + Sd do.
Ibranam Fau, }
1"meS La1vrasoa, J ..
1ohn Steuvart, ) 4th do.
Tohn Johnston, J
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rainst GrSlt Britain and disihc!inat;sa !,
4 treat 80 with fss San zee no such dispo,.
,ion.--on the contrary, have wi,ass,.J
on the part Of the American ~goyernm.a.
only the grea lest forbearance and b..
l;eye it has always been their earnest wis,
10 conclude treaty with Great British 0.
fair and reciprocal terms.
Sir, 1 consider the present no time for
the canseles. elimination OF our owa 70.
vernmeut, and much less IS it a tune Tor
to counte nance any other. We should dis.
card domestic differences AMI party .prx
which, at juncture like this, may b. dis.
astrou. to our country. 1t we differ anon.
ourselves, in the name OF God let US ua,,s
against foreign aggression aud torelga IN.
suit. It's admitted by gentlemen On the
other side, that both Britain and Fran.
have done u. wrong. IF so, why not un,,.
against the one as we'll rs the o,nsr! \
conduct like this must produce the happi.
est cons. quences. II any thing like uaioa
is discovered agains, insult and injury, |
believe in God it would not be lony ere VI.
were met on reel procal terms Of ami,y.-.
Sir, for my country only desire tho r'is
of right. That we must obtain, Lift is
thought I wish any disaster 70 befsl thu
British nation, am misundsrstood. am
willing that Britain should he great, happy
and prosperous. Ishould view her dowa.
TALL a. an inauspisious event--coassquenc
might result from it which will no. Va.
dertake 10 estimate bat ! hope tina, tho
expectation never will be encouraged iro4,
this hall, that Great Britain can or will n.
receive my terms from Us other than su.4
as are fair, honorable and reciprocal.
The terms which have been offered to u;
are no, Of that kind. submit it 70 sss,...
mems own decision. We have io..; expc.
riene.d injustice, and If we are only eap..
bic Of being firm to our purpose AMI ''dn.r'
ing to TO the principles of neutrality wnUn
have hitherto guided the councils OK oui
country, and especially shs-euliyhtensd ~
Icy Of the executive department., We sa.A
no doubt obtain justice. $3.50.
In every view therefore it appears TO ns
that the resolution from the senate not oalv
is supported by the correspondence la'd be-
fore US, but is rendered peculiarly impo'.
,aat by the occasion. The appeal ,aade by
MIR. Jackson from the executive, from the
organ with which alone foreign minister
can have communication TO the f'ropit, 10
tribYasl asisA which he cannot CON runi'
.esse, ktS6 force 80 the arguments ~
favos 90 S6rm stand on our puts. ] hops
it Willie hade, aud never " ~ be a5andon.
ed daskGerscsive that ius,ice which has
been bvssoA long delayed. a.,H
~ Deaafe to be continued.
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!, Public Sale.

UNDER 81 S4Sihorhy of = deed Of trust
from Ss'ssa Rnlfy to US, tor the purpose d!
securing III payment ofcertain debts to WI
Gau H1ases, surviving administrator Of Gun.
6e,tspd Hiisax, deceased, and to Brnjamn
6ssss, Ne Win offer at public sale, for cash,
on the Ikh ~ sf March next, ut the front
door ofshs court. house, in Fairfax county,
a TRArT DF LAND, ia the said county,
described il the deed as situated on OccoYuaa
Creek, adi,ising to the town of Colchesser
and devissa 81 the said Samuel Bailey BY bis
father Hsdsas BGtey-supposed to contain
four hundrcd'Aercs. q
Thomas Harrilon, Jun. |
Il /. Taylor. r
DcccraberA: cots
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-13
New Tooth Extractor.
Dec,c1ilbst4:

THE Subscriber has effected M improve
msnt IN TIE instrument for extracting teeth
by which that operation is rendered eocsi eT'
ably Irss painful, and more safe, than BY ths
comt3e smsttod. and spsiies iral easss.
DAxA6.sksne moaths use sE,,his ia,tru-
'neasY tshe2niy one except BpTs PAtea',
wherk that will apply the Jaw has in no 10
stance been injured, nor the gum torn lori''
ccrated.) ',-.. s..
Persons who chuse it, attended at thei'
homes n usual. Apply lower cad Of Prince
street TO t..,
.. Oh: Douglas.
Intending to apply for a patent, Il eanns
be seen for examinations Ut present.
December ~. snjm