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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-08
Iolcph II. Vaudeville,

IoGtph II. Vaudeville.
offers far sale the .foKoumng articles, BY
1vh0lcsaiesr reta'k
5000 bush. Lisbon and Liverpool Salt
10000 lbs Greens Coffee, in barrels anu bags
5000 Goshen Cheese, of excellent qua
lily in casks
1000 New England DO. do.
200 b5ls. of Herrings, Shad and Mackarel
50 tons Plaster Paris III.
90 bales prime Upland Georgia, Cotton.
10 hhds. Jamaica, Antigua and Dems-
rara Rum
pipes French and ditto Brandy
Is hhds. Muscovado Sugar
50 hbl,. do. do.difsrent qualities
? hhds copperas
Gunpowder,
Imperial,
dyson, TEAS.
Hyson Skin,
lisssS, WINES,
Clarct, and -.
Catalonia .... ,.},',
Holland and Country Gin g..
New England Rum In hhds and hbIs. 'at'A'
Peach and Apple Brandy in bbh.
Martinique Cordials, In boxes
Lost and Lump Sugar, Ha'annah Honey
per gallon, figbluc,
Molasscs in hads. Spanish Flotant ind'gos
Spanish Cigars, Butter,
Hurris's and Taylor's manufactured To-
bacco in kegs, "
Gunpowdcr and Shot Of different Sizes
Cinnamon, NutmegS Pepper. pimcaeo'
Chocolate Nos. and ;, Mould and Dlpt Iah-
dies, -.a....... ..-... .~..- ..~.
Malaga Raisins in boxes, ,..l -......-
Pipes in boxes, 3 gross each, .....
bingham box's, Ramilton's CARROTS and
Lcipcr's Stuff in bottles. -.....
London and Philadelphia Mustard,
Writing and Wrapping Paper, -.
! Bed Cords, Leading Lines, &c.
| .-.~.i ALso,~ ~
A constant supply of WATER cRAcxIss ano
best supERrINE rIouR, by retail, and
, 80 hhds. of Maryland and Virginia looae-
| co.
November 20. Is. -
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber Of Alexandria county,
in the district Of Columbia, has obtained from
the Orphans Cont OF said count, J letters tes-
tamentsry on the estate of VIM. F,tzhugh,
ESQUIRE, Of Chatham, late OF the county q.
foresaid deceased: all persons having claim:
apai..st the said deceased, arc hereby wari'ea
TO exhibit the same with the vouchers there.
Of 10 Alryander Moore, Register OF Wills OF
Aiexanjs;a, On or before the a3d day OF Juno
next, or they may by law be excluded nom
AL benefit Of said estates And those indset-
ed thereto are requested to make immedlats
,avuent.e Given under my hand siii.r S3d
day Of December, 1909.
Robert Randolph.
Executor efWm. NssdyA, ef c1stbsak
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A GNEAk HARG GAIN.

ruE subscroerWishing to remove &c the
k.ern country, win sell the fAVM o"
sch he resides in Fairfax county, / mnes
la Alexandria, . from George Town Ter
and about The same from The Potomac
ge crossing TO tho city Of Warrington
j healthy, agreeable ncighhorhood, con-
ling about 40 acres, OH which is a conve-
'bt dwelling house, large enough Tor gen
q family, together with all the ou.h"ases
labie, all new o! nearly SO all orchard o.
be trees Of selected fruit, together with
eren: o,ker fruit trees, proportion OF IN
Ned meadow ;os the scythe. and u large
tion more may easily be made. Amy per-
s inclined To purchase may know the terms
aspleaaon to Mr.. JOHN DuLIS, adjoining
j said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-
iseS.
E. Dulin.
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The Subscriber

VIII dispose Of at Public Sa!t,at 1a o'clack.
on Saturday the aosA day Of Jan. Q" the
premises,
The Houje ana Lot on ksag, f2reet,
Now occupied BY MIR. Thomas Shreevc, re-
serving to himself, his heirs and assigns, .
rec passage at all times from * 10 the TWEEN
ty feet alley in the back Of the lot, to and from
the house now occupied BY MIR. ri. Gray,
and the buildings bask of said house.
The terms of sale, one half cash, TOR the
other half note with good endorscr, paya-
bic in ninety day from the day OF sale, and
NEGOTIABLE ut tho Bank of Alexandria:
- Stephen Cooke.
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Five Dollars Reward.

CTRAYED from Alexandria, young
- MICH COW between three and TOUR
years Of age. She is . deep red, except
line from her shoulders to;thc end Of her tail
s,e has fair couutc nance, white hou.s and
slim likswise short legged, white feet, &c.
Tne mark on her cars is thouskt to be crop
of her right, and a bit from underneath
tn left swallows tail and a. bit from
the same. Whoever will deliver said Cow to
me saall be entitled to the above reward.
p. Jonathan Field
Janua~y s, 81
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= HAAS FOX SALE. -
JUST RECEIYED BY
Faxon, Metcalf q Co.
= cases gentiemens and youths hats, ct
various qualities, smang which are few pa
tent silk, black and drab.
ID Also on HAND,
A few chests young Tyson Tea, OF supe-
rior quality. .s
Muscovado Sugars iphosaheads and bar
rels, E>.f
Wriling and Wrapping Paper. ~
sheathing do. ..- 5.
Liverpool Salt and ...'.
=. A few tons European Goals.
|. Also . general assortment Shoes
January ?. colw
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ORPHANS Court,

:. =, 4.xasdtia EeySly, Dec, 1trm, 1907
Uh3eUt tint the lxseutossM VIM. Fits-
HUH 81 Chatham, dsesaled, do ihssst the Soa-
owing sdve r.issmsnt three dmts week for
light weeks In the Alexandria Daily Cssstt'!
Tests,
Alex. Moore, RegiRer.
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January 3
ROYE IIILL FUR SAkE.

KUNE IT'LL TUN OHLE'
This healthy, beautiful, and well improved
SEAT is now offered for sale.
It contains 400 acres, so OF which are IN
wood. No land is better adapted to the use Of
Plaster Of Paris, and lhereis some very valu-
able meadow land upon i.
For terms apply to w. II. Foote, esq. upon
the premises, or to the subscriber in Charles
county, Maryland.
Benjamin Dulany, jun.
September IA. ~ .4.
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.1s:sIEcsEIa9p. ]:
FANNY MORI'lMEn

Light ard airy passed the days Of
Fanny hlor,inler. The fns gov Of
innocence and health n,@nilsd on lisr
ch. ek, and cheerfulness and gaiety
in her ( Z. She was happy as the
day was long and often from he grey
blush of the morning ualil the sun
streakt the Wcst with fires, did the
woods which enbowcr,d the CO,
tage OF her father, echo witt, her
song. Her heart knew rot what it
was to sigh and her cye vas uncon-
sclons Of tear, except when tie
tale of :ea. or imaginary "oe called
them forth iron, ii7e SOURCE # sens
hility. Thu, II p,im2siyr s;,npli@ity
did her hour. glide on is, i'epp;acas
ohe knew 10 y, ,as"ne greater than
INA! c, listening :g i, ro~lng of The
's God pidgeon, yhlc, .';s hid saved
from the talon of II, we Or of deco
rating with gaflan93 The i4rnb lie
hal rescu@d igofu ha stream. Es.
alas ahe WAS aat long permitted 10
ielrAaii ~ tii' iidt!tS Ci innocence aud
peace. H2r beauties cangb' the eye
Of lhe sedncer, his blandisiimcns
prevailed! and with an aching hean
the un' Expecting Fanny Mos'ime, was
lured from the home Of her parents
to the hAunis OF infnay and vice.
Fanny, simple as she WAS, cou!G
perceive thar Tie ga.ly which snr
rounded her was ali hollow she feI,
it SO herself. and wepy necessarily,
and deplored her departure from he
easy path Of rretirude. Her >,du
Ger, cloyed with possession, and tired
with tcr tears, abandon. q her, On the
point of becoming mother, To-
that fate which she concluded could
not how be distant. fe LETT her DIES
,i,ute, and as last resource she
was forced to SET out oi. .oot for her
native place there 20 throw herself at
I'll. feet Of her father, and implore
forgiveness. II this We're denied
she saw no other alternative ;hat, ,hat
Of laying herself ~ the parish poor
The Delaware gazette., 1810-01-31
ITCH CUR led

BY once uslus Lees Sovereign Oin,In:rf.-
The proprietor rforms those persons and fim
lies who are suffering under this disease taaaiss,
thc Infection of which no person is sair) that 4
this olntmert Is used AZ night on going to bed !;
never fails to perfon a cure by tue cl.lowing
morning., as thousands who have used il Luri.,r
the last ten years can testify. The pccnliar es-
ccilcnc'es vi THIS intal'i1!c remedy for the Itch.
over every other, arc the certainty of The cure
ny single arp'icatinu the ingredients being SO
innocent as 70 ac applied with perfect safety to-
TIE 'enderest iniapt; oud It's Being not only Tree
tom any o:tens'Te smell bet equslly agreeable
with the pleasancst pomatun.
Dr.. iisr foa'5 Grand Restoratjvc,
Nhdh the i0vensuf cJnhlleutly recommends
as an invaluable ,at.ts4si5:. ts 'as s.:td. rlte
Add permanent cufc oi various COM piaifs winch
result from diSsiPated pleasures, j4ven,ic ini,is.
cre,iohs residence IN climates unfA, o,atie to The
constitution, the mmodcrate use OF tea, tfeqncn,
into1icaiion, or any destructive intenpsiance,
the unskilfu' or excessive Use of mercury, III.
diseases petnharto to iimlales at certain peloI ai
Lie, bad lyngs IN, &c.
HamltoA's H0rm Lozenges.
Ihe most celebrated remedy toF curiag dis
orders arising from worms.
Hams truc and genuine
OfhM AN C\}RN PLASTER.
An inalllne remedy for Corn.; speedily re-
moving thegn root and branch without g,vn.
pain.
GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION,
THE RE- EatORAtlVl i'OW DER,
For tse 2reih md GaAs
HAnN'S GENUINE EYE WATER,
A sovereign rencdy for all d,-s.e. o. sue eyes.
HtA.ILTON'3
ESSENCE q EXTRACT on MUY2.1PD-
For Hheumatism, Gour, Palsy, Swelling, M,
moness, &c.
TOOTH H-ACiiE DROPS,
The only rem 'dy yet discovered, which gives
immediate and lasting rciaf in the most severe
Instances
e. Please 10 tale n0hcc that each ofMe gen
a,ne Mcdiciaes has on the outaiae rvrataer tire
'tgma:arc cf
HANNAH LEE,
Widow Of tt,e tate pro,,renr,
January is, 1909.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-01-31

comply with your request 10 stating my ot,:n-
ion of Fian,on's Elixir. II has heen nse,,A,
my isinily ior two or three years past, with un
form success. whenever colts, coughs, or siniilar
complaints, haze --i,dercd mcllicine necessary.
have myself found /, an cx.ellent and ae,ceabIe
remedy for a very painful and troub csoma utfec
ton ci the bis"s', accompanied with snenes.,
and with ob,tructcd and difficult h.eashnp.
On these accounts do not hesitate to rccom-
mend lianNi;on's Elixir as vluAbl. medicine.
and deserving pub!.c attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
The Delaware gazette., 1810-01-31
fnsfrp.
< ne Widows wall Ger WHY'S

cOrSe.
Now t'osd for ay thy cod biach cen.
Tat fcndy gaz>d on nie--of WHY
And ifa'ess les thai manly form,
/ iy was fam TO see--my Willy
An luel;lrss hour. thcu s'rave f0r har,e.
Last aigat across the C'ytlc, dear Wil'y!
Thi morn stiRcnrd Ccrse broupht hunt
lNake 'tis hard TO bile Oh Wly
=, Theow.es baoted fair yratrean,
Aha thricc the SCOT i fell dear WEI
The 'ybe oa,llate and how q aioui. }. W..
Itsselned the dY,ing kneii y Willy!
Deep were the naws, .een my wocs,
The harrs cried aft for thee their willy
trembling said, he'll sum be here -
The wcc things nc,r cic.ea &c ; oh why
And when 81 tie til ck 81, g.
4 b.exing ite made lor Willy; "
Then watchsd, aud wa chrd IS It grew darl:
And grew inar afraid For Wiily:
l'housnt heard 'he rqney's foot.
And ran thy yo,ce 10 hears all W'---
The wind blew hollow, but nay sound
M, sinking herrt.dil cheer Oh WHY.
Th- cloc; strtct ans ;he cloe'. sruc!; twa.
The coai struck lase and four no sViiy---
thought heard ''s paa,'s fco+,
And few TO ore th3 aaot.--uo wtLLY.--
The poOry ne Shet lui tAon wery lest
san' upo' .he s',aw for IY'lcv.
Thy wrath appeared e'en where lay,
And whispered thou wer' drowna, Oh wII.,.,-o
The moon was up.--;n vain ! sough.
The stiGened Corse Of thine. lest WILLY
Twill soon, soer ra,rge with the Dust,
And'neart it, sac viii ,ninc--oh wfI.LEy.--
Cae dry your tears may bairniss fve-
Gac dry your tears . sorrow deayles-.-
Your fathers cares are at ar, end
And sac VII m,re ere morrow, 5earies.--
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At Nj. r. Lcckcfman's Book Store

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Gibbons history of the Roman Empire, % 90
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Cars Northern Summer, Q 90
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Th- Armenian, g vols. GO
Hodcrica Random, 9 90
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Court fathom. 90
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LUTHER MARTIN.
HANT.LTON'.; EILXIR

ind a, "sso,ta'.,at 81 ttc .f,fowMg genniac aad
ctt|e1rated .Nsaicines hazt inst dccn rectiJed
fyom the f1oi9iac,y A5ea,cinr Gae.: Nero
YORK, md are .for safe at lEx2zR. EsrvaEac's
Boc!.-stc,e, IUiiaiasla0.
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axle Icing ~hi h t"o1gh it
"ou!d serve 10 rerp Il Il her lnfamy'
she cnnid not belt, losi ing with .all
a mothers s iopdieas. She travelled
sio"ly, ior heavy were her sorrows.
Dat her llta was sill heavier. a
lnt'anrssoly foiri9odying struck lit,
her soul as she perceived the garden
wicket open and every thing going
10 ruin and decay. She entered IL
colo chill ran through her veins she
called uron her fa,her and all was
yet still. The dreasiiu! certainty
no" could no longer be doubted
si's had sent the grey hairs Of her pa
rents with sorrow to The grave.
fa'nt, and broken hearted. she ieis
'0r cottage, which had once been the
aooae ct innocence ard virtue Et!t.
night WAS wild and stormy: N cold
rains peitcd her with pi,iiess .ry -
yet Still, mindless Of her situation.
she walked forwards unh,ttling Will
ther she went, She had crossed tho
common and taken the opposite way
30 that which lee! to the vi!lagc af-
ter proceeding, for some time. un.
conscious where. she awakened to
/ the horrows other situation she per-
ccived she had lost herself, and
kne" not in what part Of the coun-
! Try she was. Death unto her appear
ed not dreadful to her it was the
TT Of comfort. for sic was w1a~
red OF The world, but she wished to-
live for the sake OF her babe. She
continued, therefore, walking
faF@ard, hoping to find some
cottage where she might rest for the
night. A liget now struck her eyes.
and following it up. though on the
point of sinking at every step with
fatigue she came within sigh, of the
huf fro@. whence i, proceeded. Hope
now len her vigor she paced down
the hill as quick as her weaIinesa
aouG permit her. Slle was Wi;lilx
a hundred PAGES ofthe cotiage Wllcis
her strength failed her, and ,hs sunk
On ,he ground. She was unable to
rise. The rain rushed i'll torrents
down the hill and The blast vhst!ets
| among the trees. Fanny nloarcJ fo-
some time. Mixed viii, The C nfll .,
ed tones Of he wind, her moans rca.-
clied the cars OF the cot'crs, It's
.Ile spirit of the night which bowls,
said they. as fearf''!ly, they drew
their chair near the blazing hearth ;
and still, at every response s'ey diti
slcnrecatc the Demon o. lhe storm.
Fanny did nos moan long, for the an
| gel of death appenred. and bore her
ai5.:e!ed spirit to the regions of rest
The next day her corpse was carried
10 the village ard buried. They did
nc; lay hcf Is il@ s'de ct her father,
fof he had Ill; / serrly el!sowniIe,
her. Shg hes bsutith the alder os
the west side of iho c!,v.cli, the place
appointed for he burial &C naupers,
The village girls did nor Seek lcr
grave with aowers, nor ;,ind tlowa he
turf with ozicrs. yet here .he wild
'i.ey and the snow drop, e'rbl@n's o.
her spo'!ess purify, love TO bloom,
and the love 'otn nightingale and lh,.
pain,iyc 'hIoslie bn.id heir nests, and
9arbIe ,hropgh TIE foliage "hicli
shades the ,lA sod ;'der which Fan
ny Mortimer once more t0Sfcs of'
pfaes III the torgetIul slcep Of Gcat5.
A successful experiment. has lately
been made at Lyons to try the effvc1
Of vaccination in preserving The .inc.
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Forty Dollars Reuara.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, on n.
IN 10Th of December last negro DAM
EL-he is SO Years old, feet 10 or | l ZACH
els high, ,olcrably black, high cheek bones /.
had an. opening between his iront teeth Ia, AZ
ing the appearance Of one lost, lemarksb.
round shoulders and slender waist--he j, !.
profession a -Behtist, has lost much Of hi, ~ -
iixion, and is fond oftslkipg on thaesubjee,'
he. has appeared 70 be very unwell for two ..
three years past and has done nothing b.'
fore that tine hewasa good hand To pu, M
pos. and rail fence, and ditching, which !.
no doubt will engage in. should he sc, d..
taucs f,om kome--he 10 good at oil kind, !,
plantation work. II achieved he is still !.
the. ncig hberhood Of A Alexandria where Re h,
a wife, and is .harborrd shy che negroe. r..
longing. or Who have lately belonged 10 Il.
estate OK Bepjjamin Duiany, Esq. and ,hsi,
connections.
Twill give the above reward If seeursdi
Jail 50 that get him again, anil all REASONABLE
expences ;f,brsught home.
.,.,-- John Dublin.
Macy ...-.. s.r.., .-...f-E -"rs 2,w III
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.4uthsr. of tie Lawyer and Child 81 Feeding.

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struct and moralize his fellow citizens, id .
way seemingly well calculated to a,trlet Ia
attention.
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Concentrating, in alt.its various
Branches.
~E.rP. TAYLOR,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his. frien ;
N and the public, that he .eontin yes 10
carry on the Co0eA-making Bmsiness in all its
various branches, at the shop in Fairfax.
street, formerly occupied by Rhea and Tay-
or, where all orders in his line Of business
will be strictly attended 5--s-..,.
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. ~. E..
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with their orders for Carriages of any Hind
or description, may depend on having their
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NIB. AIlkinds Of Carriages and Harness
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FOK.sSALE,
-AtsAe sorua If OccooyAS, on the 26,A dsy
Of may next. At Public auction, =
That valuable MILL SEAT.
2aw lit

That valuable MILL SEAT,
late the property Of Elisha Jaaney,
GM.UATEsin the said town Of Oscoquan.
- On this. scise was erected, about eleven
years ago, spacious three story RICK
ID / II O. u S e, which eyer since has
been occupied as a manufactu ing mill, i'm.
I'll about twelve months ago it was destroyed
bythre-:he stones and bricke OF the former
walls, and the iton work of the building ale
upon the spot and;woud answer for new
MILL, Mhich migbt. with these aids, be erected
IN time TO trind the growing crop Of wheat.
The advantages arpertaining 10 this valu.
able property, which in the dr:sst season
never wants ,water, being furnished by the
Oceoqran, river, are so generally known as
not to need particular enumeration suffice
it to state that it is situated in healthy and
furnishing little town at the Falls Of the ri.
yer, about 10 miles south Of Alexandra, on
he great stage road, leading north and south
lin the heart of, a wheat country-and has
navigable watsr to the mill door, where Yes.
sells may come Of sufficient burthen to carry
500 barrels Of -four. With this valuable seat
for water works Of any. descriptions, there
may be had about $50 acres of well Gnbered
land,, lying on the opposite SIDE of the river.
For this property one-tenth Of the purchase
msney will be required in hand, md me re-
sidue in three equal annual payments, With
interest from the day Of sale. q. I',.>
Richard NJ Sect.
Trustee for Creditors Of E. Jdn'iey
April 2s. .', cav d..
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