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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-10
Public Sale.

/. Public Sale.
IN Saturday the third day OF March nexs,
Iat one o'clock in the afternoon, Will b
cxpusea ~ sale before the door of tho Coffee.
House, tho aforementioned valuable Land; In
I'VE. lots, lying within the limits OF the corts.
ration Of Alexandra, viz. .fst
Eighteen acres and IS perehes, o. thece.
by, bounded by Claden's Run, by the lands Of
Mr.. Alexander, col. Peyton, Mr.. Sheroa
and others. .y.a. -. SF
Eight acres known by the name srPursss'
garden. bounded in par, by King.strsst conti.
nued, by the property ofcol. 'Peyton. Mr..
Huoff and the las, n,cntioned lot.
These lots of ground are understood 10 b
perfectly clear ofthe conflicting elxims which
have lately been sgi,ated with respecto ,
part fthe lard in their vicinity.ta.lR
A title deed will be made and immediate
possession given. The purchaser win BE-
required to give bond for ths purchsss mo.
nsy. payable by equal portions IN o,e, two,
snd three years, soaring interest frcn the
date. and lieu rstsiusd on tic property I'LL
COLIN ArLD.
Feb. 5. ~. ~ ,m&Hs
. -. II . y. /.
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TO RENT,
A handsome convenient two story Brick
Dwelling House, with out houses complete,
and garden situate on Patrick between King
and Prinee-stroets. ..-., ~.
Ill 8 O, ...,."...-
A convenient two story Frame Hsuss %
the Mall. Apply to r.
. 1laac Gibfsn.
January Is. a.. IKE. . .~ ..r..
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Feb. s..

For Sale or Hire,
Two arnart fEGRit bCYS-tss sdss
about sightsen, the youngSa sa''oa, twelve
years Of ge--Iuq,ars u DE Psinse RI :
J,nsry Is. ret
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. THIS may certify, that shout The hrst'6f
October last. I was attacked with q violen
cough, which proceeded, ~ &as the opinion
stmy-phssician. who isa man well approved
Ell rs prssSips, fraw . hruiie which *
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= Less than Ia blanks to prize' subject
10 deduction Of Is per cent. Prizes paya-
.'Sls 90 days after the conclusion OF ths- draw
-ang. 'rrt;s 81.
oy-rxs AxNkxsD PRIzss. =.
a.. Mdrswnr Ne. Gioth day of drawing, entitled
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-10

received On my len SIDE 'absut ass~Aisht
,sssore. Ry ms consent.I tried Rogers fai.
,.nonic Detetgs,st ~ wasvery week snd lou
|. aotl took tbu, half .si,s ausntky psSserited By
-bn directions. In three days was n"ch re-
sHeyod, aud IN eight ia, quite curca Of The
cough. - $3.50.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-07
New ORLEANs, August 6.
FROM THE LOUISIANA GAZETTE.
HEST ELORIDA.

The convention tina: met at Buffers
1lainS. previous to their entering on any bu
sinesS, each member took and subscribed an
oath of allegiance to Ferdinand the seventh,
then their budgets Of grievances were open
ed, and on examination it was found that
the greatest grievance complained Of was
the want OF Judiciary system and a judge
i he members composing this genera! con-.
Vention were pretty unanimous in their OPT
mon OF clinging close to the Spanish govern
ment as long as there was any hope Of their
success, and in the mean time 20 apply to
the Governor General of Havana for redress
ri grievances. particularly to send them a
man learned in the w to hold the scales of
justice Should the Governor General send
such a man, it would be Il proper pIecaution
To establish salary for him that will place
HIM above corruption.
A committee OF said convention have been
named TO draft an address to the Governor
General Of HAVANA; the members are John
Fl Johnston, John Mills Philip Hickey, John
w. Leonard and Joseph Thomas, Esquires,
and DIR Steele, secretary The convention
is TO meet in the latter part of this month
to examine the address and give it the fin.
ishng touch.
Governor Folch has arrived at Pensacola,
from the Havana, and will, it is said, honor
the grand convention by his attendance at
their next meeting; whether he intends to
appreciate or disapprobate, is not known
some say, that he is to take 500 men with
him by the way of an escort
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south Amerlra.
NATcHEz, August 6.
WEST FLORIDA.

We have received the subjoined address
from our CORES pOndent in West Florida, as
the result Of the first meeting of the Con =
vention From this address it will appear
that West Florida still acknowledges dcpen-
dence on the & ycrnment of Spain, and is
firm in her allegiance to- Ferdinand VII 1t
viii also appear that there is to be second
meeting of the Convention, On Monday the
18Th inst. which tbs believed will be much
more interesting than the last. What will
be the result OF the deliberations OF this hon
orable body, is yet impossible TO divine
However, as far as we are capable of is1gihg,
their proceedings augur welI A degree Of
prudential wisdom mar ks the frst meeting,
that does honor to the deputies and we sim
cere!y hope that nothing may occur to dis
turb the Tranquility or endauger the peace
and prosperity Of the people.
ST. JonE's PLAINS, July 81, 1910
TO his eEctHency mn Carlos Default
Deiassn8, C2i. gffhe RoyaL armlcs and
GOuernor, CiDH and A1iiifGry, Of the
hlaee and jurisdiction Of Baloa Rouge,
TIC.
SIR,
THE Delegates representing the inha-
bitants Of the several districts OF the joris
diction under your command, in Convention,
assembled at this place, respectfully repre-
sent to your excelleDcy. that in entering
upon the discharge Of the duties enjolned
upon us by our constituents, we derive great
satisfaction from the consideration that our
meeting IS sanctioned by your appreciation.
asd consider il one of our first duties To
thank your execllency in the name Of all
he good peopie OF this jurisdiction, for your
attention to the wishes Of the inhabitants
AID for your generuts efforts topreserye the
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RuENos Ayes. May q

=
News have reached town to day, that
vessel has arrived AZ Montevideo, bringing a
Spanish envoy. with proposals that the In
fame, Charlotte de Brazil, sister of Ferdi-
nand Vii be acknowledged as queen or re-
gent of South America. We shall see
what effect this news will produce. -
Should they prove true, this princes. un
doubtedly has great party in the country,
and it is possible that she may succeed. or
if not, that there will be great deal OF blood
split
May so.
The Junta. accompanied by all the magis.
trates & he troops, attended solemn high
mass,in act fgrace. TOR the happy revolution
which has taken place without blood shed.
This day, beng also the feast of ST Fernan
do there has been an illumination guns
firing, &c. The news of the arrival of
Portuguese ambassador has proved falls; q,
every thing goes on very quietly, and there
i, not the least doubt that every thing will
turn out according to the wishes Of The Re
publican CreoieS that is to say, that in
the course of two months. this part of Anne
RIGA will be declared an independent repub
tic, and that in a very short time hence. all
the ether vice Kingdoms will follow the ex
ample. Never was such an extraordinary
revolution perhaps effected in so mild
utSttIy VIII IeCOTO VI
as a proof of the miidness of the temper of
tie Creoles. In the course of a few days,
the Juuta will give specimen of the liberal
and patriotic as well as political spirit BIZ
which it is animated, by reducing tie enor-
NOUS duties laid OH commerce by the old
government.
9th June.--An order of the popular Junta
is published Announcing the reduction of the
duties Of so per cent Oh hides, tallow, &c.
There was commenced and published
Yesterday a new Gazette, through which
the Juu,a intend TO inform the people of
every thing which concerns their inte
rests, and Of the measures of this govern
ment.
The Marquis de YruJo, who is at Brazil.
has informed the government here, that the
Spanish minister in the United States had
advised him that there we're many emissa
ries of king Joseph in Baltimore. endeavor,
ing to come to this country; this malicious
information will subject the American YES
sells coming here To unpleasant search and
detention.
News has reached Montevideo. OF the e.
Establishment Of council Of regency in LotD,
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that cityhad acknowledged the regency, anu
refused tohave any thing to do with the po-
pular junta establishedhe,e.
9th.-The jue,a has been sitting all the
day, and has declared that they will no, nc.
knowledge the regency. The au:l iencia, (,r
|counsellors ct the king and Judges wante d
10 issue proclamation, to invite The. people
to acknowledge the regiencia. and the iua;a,
without Ceremony, have ordered. that the
printing Office should be shut up.
l0lh.--The junta has published lis cor
rcspondence with the audiencia. by which it
appears that they have refused to ac
knowledge the council of regency until they
are officially informed of its legality. Las,
night number OF the audieucia was shot al
and wounded.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-07
BUENOS AYRES.

The leading people of this part of South
America appear to entertain more rational
ideas of independence than those of the
sCarraccas the example of the U. States
appears to be their guide, and their resolu-
ton has been so far conducted by the wea
pons of reason instead of forcs. We have
been favored with journal of the transac-
tons az that place, from the 21st of May to
the 10Th of June.-Hurora.
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schooner Revenge at newport. hnooe issanu
with orders to make shor, cruizes and
return occasionally to their respective sta
tons.
The friga,e United States. Commodore
Decatur. and the frigatc Essex. Captain
Smith, are stationed at Hamptoh Roads !;
The John Adams. Capt. Dent, at 81, M;,ry's !;
The ship Wasp. Capt. Jones, and the brig
Ferret, LIT. Gadsden. at Charleston, S. Ca
rolina; the brig Siren. Capt. Tarbsn, at
Savannah ; the brig Nautilus at W,lmiug
ton. n. G. with similar orders.
The brig Hornet, Capt. Hunt is on foreign
service; and the brig Vixen, II. cambridge
and the schooner Enterprise. IL. Read. are
stationed a, New @ leans, where there are
about 20 gun boats also stationed
The frga,e U.ited States. the Wasp, the
Sires and the Ferret, are now cruising near
our Southern extremity. Al the British
armed vessels lately about Amelia Island
have disappeared and gone. tits believed, to
Halifax ---.Nut. Int.
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NORFOLK, august 90.
t. The foHo7Uing zOa8 handed us by IN
L9ate of The schr. Dash. We ripe IL
as 7ve receive ii.
n List IF american Sean,en detained in
Cnrlstophe's service against their 7viH By
Cant. SPALDING* gvho 8hihhed US al
baltimore, on bard Tire brig Louisa for
Barraccoa, bur instead Of 7vhich he.sUent 10
Cate Francois, z0here he sold tie brig to
Chrisfofhe, and Immediately entered as
CAPTAIN and uhon our refusing 10 enter The
service, qVe sve1e fhrO7vn mo goal and near. -
iy starred: after being keht there some
t1ne sue 7vcre taken OUT nnder guard Vt
black soldiers, and forced on board lhe orig.
goher Sfotdjng Promised 10 discharge us
at TIE ertirdton IF three months ;aIirr The
zine 7vas oui rue asked tim ifhe Mould BE-
30 KIND as 10 her/orm his Promise, gvhen
he drectiy seized those sDho STOKE IN and
gave each II them u round dozen on The
barc buck and MredfeHed Them zpith the
fore yard /5r the neEt cfeHce, as he CAL
led IL.
ne qvhosc names are sub8cribed hohe the
heGds Q/Me5r country will take our dehto
Ta6ie situation fnfo confederation, and h6e
rae rs from u 8erUice 7Ohere 7De are forced
90 oSsi8i TN cahi nriug our /ctio7o ,cifizens.
There are IS subscri5er8 10 ihis faher,
7uhose names 7Oe omit on their account, /3r
as sure az Master Spalling sees fhcir com
HiafTts as certain you'd he hare them tuck
cd HH
ZHis same SpaIding has been resi-
de1t in PortSmouth ./o, kength ofiiIae,
a'id sailed 9Hf If fhiShort for many years.
----IIel aid.
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a member Of the Town Council Of Provi.
dence. publiclyi ay in the make, place of
that town, that there were two hundred of
rletcher's f,icr ds in Providence. who de-
served whipping ten times as much as he
did,"
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WAsHIEcToN, September 8.
NAVY OF THE UNITED STATES,

w UNDERSTAND that tie following is the
employment o! our public vessels Of war al
thi8 time [:
The frigate President Commodore Re-
gsrs. IS Stationed a New York the Con.
sti,ution, Captain Hull, in the Delaware
bay tue brig Argos at Boston and the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-07
18TH CONGRESS.

We have received no return from the
Rockingham district. but have no doubt
James Cochran is elected. The following
will then be the Members from this state in
the 18th Congress:
Richard Stanford, William X King,
Nathaniel Macon, Archibald M'Brydes
Willis Aston, Meshack Franklin,
Thomas Blount, Joseph Pearson,
Iemue Sawyer, James Cochran;
VIM. Blackledge, Israel Pickens
~ All republicans except Mr. Pearson
and Mr.. M'B,yde.... Rateish Register.
kENTUcxY -Anthony New, bv ma
jor,y of abcui 1000 over the apostale Ly OH.
Stephen Ormsby majority sc over Mr.
Quin,on.
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SENATE.

SENATE.
The terms of service of the following
members of the National Senate, will ex
pire with the nth Congress, March 8, 1910
viz
/ Nicholas Gilman. New Hampshire
Timothy Pickering Massachusetts. Ell
sha Ma thewson, Rhode Island John c IN
diI, New Jersey. James A. Bayard, De.
laware William B Giles, Vug,nia James
Turner, North Carolina Thor as Sumpter,
;. nth Carolina. William II Crawford
Georgia. Henry Clay, Kentucky.
t The Legislature of New Hampshire
have re elected Mr. Gilman for another
term.
Federalists
NORFOLK, Aug 31-The u. S Fr,gate
President, ON. Rogers, anchored at Sandy
Hook The Esd inst, from cruize, and las;
from Hampton Roads
The United States corvette John Adams,
arrived here yesterday from Washington
city.
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Z,easnry Deharfment.

: Federalists j sseph Nourse. register -
Richard Harrison. auditor; Mr. Jones, chief
clerk TO MIR. GaIlatln d. Sheldon. 20 the
same; N Luffborough. chief clerk to Mr..
Duvall, the comptroller and great ma
jority Of clerks in the Treasury Department
are iederalisss, who can be named if nsces
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persuade themselves TO save ABOUT one third
Cut off fresh bread and pastry. the waste OF
domestics, and the use of bread and We ge
tables at the same time, and there vii. be
no scarcity. Neglect all these precautions
aud there will be a famine. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-07

Federalists-- William Thornton, Daniel
Brent, Richard Forest. Stephen Pieasanton.
Gle ks. In this department there are only
ysvo republicans.
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ReceI4t Publications,

Just received by lanes KEANEDY, sen.
Bookseller, King. street,
The Letters Of Mis-. Elizabeth Montague
- Itenerant, or Memoirs Of an Actor
by Mr., 2yiey
- Dominican, by Capt. Williamson
Osma and hlmeria, by Mrs. Roche
The Lake OF Killarney, by Miss Porter
.4LSI,
Hew and elegant editions of!he }3Ao7vins 0alu-
a5ls BOOKS.
Ilume's History OF England, with Doctors
SmoIIett's and Bissett's combinations. Print
cd ty subscription
The Poetical Works of William Cowper,
in vols containing variety OF Pieces ne
yer before published
Doctor JoansUn's Rasselas
SCOTS Lay 1t tie last Minstrel, beautiful
miniature edition.
- Nfaymion to match DO.
Doctor Percy's Clergyman and Peoples
Remembrance
Hobart's Sermon on the Excellence
Of the Church
Rev. Mr.. Beasley's inaugural Discourse
delivered IL Cnrist's Church, BaluEorc, On
st December
The Book of Common Prayer, of various
lies, in plain and elegant bindings, with all
the additional hymns
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-22
Prevention better than Cure.
For the Prevention and Cure of Bilious ana
lKsNgaant EeVsrs, is reeommended
HAHN'S AN TI-BILLlOUS
PILLS.
Isvented (saiyJ by IL LEE, 56 Made"
mr. Ae1u Yarb

Isvenied (saiyl BY II LEE, So @2a'ae"
Laae, Aew Yor6.
S~HIS Medicine has for ten years p@s'
q been attended with degree OF success
higaiy greatfuI to the iaycnor's teeilhgs' !"
several parts of the West Indies, ana tne
southern of the United States, ParucuiarIS M
Baltimore Petersburg, Richmond, NofioiA'
Edenton. Wilmington, Charleston aud SaVah-
nah. The testimony OF number OF persons
In each of the above places has been aooucea'
who have reason 60 believe that timely use
OF this salutary remedy has, under I foVAuenee,
preserved their lives when IN the most alarm
ing circumstances.
Facts of this conclusive nature, speak more
in favor OF a medicine than columns OF omP-
Gus eulogy founded OH mere assertion couid
DO.
/, is not indeed presumptuously proposed
as an infallible cure, but the Inventor mas
every possible reason that can result from
extensive experience, OF believing that dose
of these pills, taken once every two weeks,
during the prevalence of our bilious levers,
will prove an iufdlible preventative; and
further, that In the earlier stages OF those
diseases, their use viii very generally succeed
in restoring health, and frequently in cases
esteemed desperate, and beyond the power OF
common remedies
The operation of these pins is perfectly
mild--so as to be used with safety by persons
IN every situation, and OF every age.
They are excellently adapted TO carry Oft
superhuous bile, and to prevent Its morbid
secre;ions; TO restore and amend the appen!e,
produce airee perspiration, and thereby pre-
vent colds, which are often of fatal conse-
quences! dose never fails to remove cold,
if taken on its first appearance. They are
celebrated for removing habitual coStlVe-
ness; sickness at tho stoml ch and severe
head ache and oughtto be taken by all persons
on change of climate.
They iiaSe been found remarkably efhcaci-
Gus in preventing and curing disorders a;ten-
dant On long voyages, and should be procured
and carsIu!Iy preserved for use by every
seaman
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-22
FOR SALE.

NETE wish to sell that three story Brick
w House, with ali the out houses which
is occupied at presently Iir. Edward otabier,
the corner of Prince aid St Asaph Streets,
SO feet inches Oh Prince.sueet uid l26 leet
on st. Asaph street.
Several Building Lots On Washington and
Duke streets.
A Lot Of Groun !, containing about 20 a.
cres, a 1nie IRON e court house, adjoining
Messrs Stump and Rickets, with good I'M
provemeDts, dwelling house, kitchen and
stables, sc &c
Also, 1914 acres of Land, two miles from
Alexandria, on the Colchester post road part
in cultivation, the remainder in young wood,
with a large young orchard--there Is three
small houses on the land.
NJ Ifnot sold at private sale, the above
lands will be offered at public sale on the Nth
day of November next. Any person wishing
to purchase will please apply to
Korn and Wilemiller.
August Is. 2aW
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ga. h-lnaklng, in all its 'al''
Branches.
E. P. TAYLOR,

y ESPECTFULLY informs his W" =.
n and the public, that ne col' ~ 4
carry Oh the CoacA-meking BuSIE!S' - r,;ra
various branches, at the shop III +rJr
street, formerly occupied by hhea I b,,..a.
Or, where ali orders in his line o.
will be strictly attended - ,est
From an establishment OF 'h'' w. 70 =
the above line Of business he Is aU Nv. ~
IS proof OF his workmanship Nv
vouchers. - f,yoI u
Gentlemen who may please 10 T.. ~, ii
with their orders for Carriages ., ;ng IL
or description, may depend on ! H :,rsnglb
work executed with neatness anu j 4 aGtS
N. B. All kinds of Carriages ana apl1
es made and repaired with nea'"'
patch.
FOR SHE, res
A second hand Coachee with ~
1T o r E n I, ,ur1bn'
A convenient STORE ana Dn By b'
on Fairfax-street, lately occup''
*''' and ."'s"' Apply Jacob B"'
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VIM. DevenneY,
HAMILTON'S
CELEBRATED WORM DESTROYING
L . Z Il " G L S,


Which there is reason to believe, have,
within ten years past, cured upw ards OF two
huadred thousand persons OF both sexes, 81
every age, and IN every situation, OF various
dangerous complaints arising from worms,
and from distractions or toulness In the Sto-
mach and bowels.
This meticine bears no analogy whatever
TO others of similar tile, so commonly COM
planned of as operating with violence; on the
contrary, a particular excellence of this re-
medy Is Tia being suited To every age & con-
stitution 1t contains nothing but what is
PERFECTLY innocent, and is SO mild in its ope-
ration that it cannot iniure the most delicate
Fpregnant lady, or the tenderest infant OF
wees Old should no worms exist in the body,
4but will without pain or gripping, cleanse the
Ystomach and bowels OF whatever is foul or OIL
$fensiYe, and lacreby prevent the production
sof worms and many fatal disorders. The To-
azeDges are particularly effcacicus IN carrying
'otf all gross humors and eruptians, teyerlsh
sand bilious complaints, and are the safest
land m!ldest purgatiYe that can be urged on g
any occasion.
A dose of this medicine given occasionally
during the warm season, will ehectualiy pre-
went the vomiting and purgng OF children,
"a dreadful disorder which annually destroys
thousands of the infsnt part OF our citizens.
1t is likewise the mi,dest andm certain re-
medy known, aud has restored TO health and
strength a great number when IN an advanced
stage II this fatal complaint. Particular and
plain instructions are given for every part OF
the necessary treatment IN such cases
Children generally take this medicine with
'sagerncss. having pleasing appearance, and
an agreeable taste.
pr HansiitOa's Grand Rcforativs.
Which the inventor confidently recon-
nnends as snd invaluable medicine for the
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TO RENT.

,Canveaie'lt DzveA'ng House end Garden,
u DJO1NING the property Of Mr. Thos.
~ Irvine, Cameron street. Possession
viii be given on the first of November, Oh
sooner if required The house will be in
complete order for the reception of genteel
family, 10 the course ola few weeks. APP
plication made to
Alexander Mackenzie.
august IS. taw3t