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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-17
Public Sale.
July 81.

THE subscriber, by virtue Of decd Of
trust 20 him from Mr. William Hoagson, dat
ed ON the 10th dry Of November, In the year
1908, for the purpose of indemniiy'ng Mr..
John Hopkins--will, on the first day Of Fv.
brusry next, at the hour of twelve O'Clock OF
tina, day, if fair; il not, on the next fair dav
at the same hour, proceed to sell, at the
court. house, in Alexandria, at public sucI
ton, to the highest bidder, Cor re ady money
three thousand acres Of LAND, situate on
the left fork of Big Sandy Greek, which
land was, at the time of the grants for the
same, in the county of Monongalia, in the
5 ate of Virginia.
The above tracts Of lani were granted by
the state OF Virginia. to John allison by three
several patents containing respectively one
thousand acres. and bearing date on the first
day of October, 1884, which, land has been
since duly conveyed 10 the said William
Hodg.on by deed dated I'd of august, 1870.
Edmund ]. Lee, Tujtse.
Nov. 81. cots
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LEWIS PILES
Nov. 81.

. Respectfully informs, the pnhlc that he has
commenced the BLACKSM1TH'S BUhl-
NESS on his own, account, on Washington
ST. eet, opposite the Methodist meeting
house, where he is prepared and will be hap
py to execute The orders of such as may ia
vor him with their custom ia the best man
nsr and on the cheapest terms. .... e.
=. ... John Errenihaw9
carries ontss the same place the WHEEL
RIGHT. BUSINESS in tho best manner
he nss on hand quantity Of seasoned timber
aud il prepare to execute orders with faith
fulness and prompti:ude.
January S. - Il. Nd +, eoot
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ITCH CURED.

Lees Sovereign Ointment Tor the Itch a
certain cure by once using; Hamilton. Lo-
zenges Hamiton's Elixir, for Coughs the
celebrated Afitibilious Pills; Hamilton's Es-
sence of Mustard, for the rheumatism /;
Too,h.Ache Drops; HamiIton's Grand Re-
xtoradve for Debility. $685..
A. nrTAKE NOTICE.-That limitations
ofthe above medicines are for sale in this
town--thercfore please to apply only to |a''
Kennedy, sen. Bookseller, Kmg-street, Alexa:
who has long been sole agent for the sale OF
thu genuine preparations. As q further sccu-
ri,y against imposition, each genuine article
has on its outside wrapper, the signature Of
Hannah Lee,
Widow 9f TIE late Proprietor
July 81.
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This is to give Notice,

Thai the suincribcr Of Alex aiidria county,
10 the distriat oi Columhia, has Obtained from
the Orphans Conrt 81 said county letters tcs-
tamentary on the e,,atc of Wn,. F,tzhush,
Esquire, Of Chathaan, late Of the couE,yf;,.
foresaid, deceased: all persons having claims
against tho said decs asrt, Nre hrrcby warned
',oexhibit tho samc y ith the vouchers there
OF 10 Alexander Moore, Rcgisler Of Wills az
Alexandria, on or bcore the sd day Of Juno
next or they may l,y law bSrxclutlstI flo,n
OH benefit Of said es,lts. Ard those indcbt-
ed thereto arc, requested to Ilaske immediate
payment. Given sirider my hand this Esd
day of Deeenbcr, 1907
Robert Randolph,
'IxsaserS'Wm. fXshHch, sfchasasw.
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Certificate of Wan. Beyenny.

During the last nine years have been in
the habit of using Hahn's Antibllious Pills.
prepared by the late Mr.. Lee, whenever
colds, head ache, or costiyeness have render
ed medicine necessary; in these cases SIN.
gle dose has uniformly removed my head
ache and ha. generally been found sufficient
to remove every symptom of cold, If taken
on its FIRST appearance. Induced by the be-
nefit l have received, ! have for years past
recommended them TO many Of my friends,
and have the pleasure to inform YOU they
have invariably succeeded in removing the
above complaints. .,,. -. ,,,r>,>,v
Yours, VIM. DEN ENNi,
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AFFIDAVIT.

Michael Duffy, residing at No. ~, Wakes
street, Fell's Point, In the city OF Baltimore
voluntarily maketh oath that the following
statement 10 Just and true:
In the beginning Of May last, my three
children, Q boy Of seven, and two girls the ono
Ave, and the other three years OF age were
taken very Ill, nearly at the same time, ota
!. common fever, as then supposed but was
soon convinced the disorder VIA caused by
worms. They were frequently troubled with
CONFUSION fts, and violent starsings IN their
sleer, and with almost continual vomiting ana
purging, particularly the youngest made
immediats application TO physician OF the
;. first reputation, and his medicines were adj
ministered with conf ence OF success, which
only Increased our disappointment. The
children grew daily worse, and WIS absolute
" without hopes Of their recovery. The
youngest soon appeared almost devoid OF AMI
1nation, and scarcely an inhabiiaht OF this
world. In this distressing moment was told
1hat Hamilton's Worm Destroying Losenges
had performed many cures in cases equally
desperate. Immediately purchased box,
: and gave each Of them dose, which IN few
hours produced the most desirable effects
The eldest voidet q great number OF very
{ aree worms, and the second thousands OF
small ones, many Of them not aquarter OF an
: inch--in the youngest they seemedto be con-
:; sumed, and had the appearance of skin and
!. slimy matter. repeated the dose agreeable
$50 the paper of directions, and they all speed
tIy recovered a good state OF health, which
they still enjoy, though $ months have near.
!. " elapsed, since they were on the borders OF
the graves and the death Of the whole seemed
to be inevitable. --.l -..-A
- > H.. 49,. J. SMITH.
: Sworn before me, this 2eth day Of Scptem-
Der, 1879. -. .>.-...s
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PGi19t1fhia, auguss S 1906.
TO III. LEE.

Some time las. spring was afflicted wltk
,oss Of appetite, giddiness in the head, fever,
and great debility, so that could scarcely
walk. In this distressing situation l took
many things, but without benefit. An &C.
,ouaintanee in the couatry sent 70 me to pro-
euro box of Hamilton's Lozenges. Curiosi.
az prompted me to read the directions, where
i fonnd my complaint exactly described by
the doctor. Immediately sent for smother
box of the Losenges, and took one dose,
which brought away aniarge quantity OF
worms, end i.fslt greatly relieved. %Eneou,.
yared by this, I took another dose, which
! wn, attended with the happiest effects, a. it
believed me entirely, and am now in q better
state of health thartsoy considerable iu,e
..Asa ,,ose,. and about ssc soat--sorvuisions,
snniciic ats, and sometimes pri'srion OF
spsech--iregular appetite, sorneth a. ao' tn
~. food and sometimes yoraeious-- parginy
..;sh sIimy and frsid stools ycnadnt, .iasge
a. hard bclly--pains andsickness Of tN sto.
susch.-.pains. In the head rahd shighb With
iOwnsss Of spirits--slow fever With small
and irregular puIse---a dry coush.-exesssive
shirst--sometimss pale and unhealthy eoun.
sensnee, and ssuaiimss The lace blsasea end
A.akaA . "a.
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TO; PARENTS. 4.
7ass .s,eIed cases fsayes hs.forHef By &
HAMfETONS IS
CELEBRATED WORM DESTROYING

L
Selected from uery nnpserous Gst,3
ARE presented as indubitable proof OF the
excellence andsafety Of thisvaluable speeEc,
for destroying wormsin the human stomach
andintestines. .s ,gf ~
From 5fr. Be3amfn W1lsum,, No. 80, Bal
fimore streei, tsso doors d6ove sossh Coy
street. II - So ~ -!
have son Six years- Of age, who for four
years past, has been generally in very VA
healthy state, particularly in summer tfe.
quently afflicted with alarming 'convuisica
fits, the whole of his little frame wasted fsst'
his breath foctid, and almost constant itching
at the nose waa excited, with ether alarming
symptoms. During the course OF the above
period, the advice and assendance OF three Oh
the most eminel. physicians IN Baltimore
were successfully procured. Each Of these
gentlemen, in his turn, declared worms 20 DC
the cause Of the cbiId's disorder, and exnaast'
ed his skill In attempting TO expel them RINK
root, steel filings. with variety OF other me-
dicines. wee administered without the least
success. It was once pronounced lmPossioie
for the child 10 live many hours. -
I had heard of your Worm Destroying Lo-
senges, but with many others did not thihk
highly of SO cheap medicine, until gentle
man of nv acquaintance MIR. VIM. S. Moore,
auctioneer) in whose family they had been
used with good effect, advised me to make
trial of them 81 accordingly gave my son
dose agreeable to directions, which soon ex-
PEELED eight large worms, some ct them a .
bout eighs inches in length /; second dose.
brought away four more Of similar size;
third dose being administered, no worms ape
pearcd. The child recovered and now enjoys
. good state oEhcalth.
:. = -. BENJAMIN WILLIAMS.
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Prevsxsion beasFthss Cure

Pyevsxsion bestsfthSH Cure .
In cases of head ache, foul stomach, ana
for removing superauous bile, perhaps M no
remedy has Been discovered superior to !
LEES HhfiNsS sANTIBILIOUS PILLS,
Which Cor 10 years past have been attend alter
,sdwith the greatest success. The testimony
of many respectable persons inou southern
,sea ports has been adduced who have reason
ITO believe that a. timely use of this sanitary
remedy during the prevalence OF malignant
fevers, has preserved their health after ex-
periencing alarming symptomsof fever.
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persou., afflicted With lfy Of the above
symp,omy, should have irnmediate recourse
TO Haminon's Worm Desiroyins Lete,sts
which have been constantly attended Win
success in all complaints sinner othossab
described. E
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Fl 5, 1000 Blanks drawn 10 be enutIsd to
Ten Dollar prize each. 4
T The drawing will commence III the
City Of New York on the thir,i Tuesday In
April next, and will continue to draw 600
Tickets each day Except the lat day, wnra
there viii rciIin sov 70 ~ drawn untl
finished. s.tH. a5s :.
TicxsTs for sale by r. GRAY, Bortyi.
Ter, King street, Alexandria, where Ill lti-
cts sold by him may bc examined, "nd nio'.
nation obtained respecting tac .nitery DIR.
INK the drawing, h.c Of expepce, ~. P!i.c. IN
the Baltimore. College lM.cry will be taken
a. their full value Tor Tickets IN this LOTTERY
and The difference paid In tpsh Cesh viii
also I've advanced Tor prizes as soon ~ dvuwh
nj mo,eru,o Discount.
Present price orlickc.s eight dollars.
January !. ~" 2, -'# - H...
- Should the first number, on The 9Th cay
Of drawing, be either I'll the n,s,!crs hCm
to $50, inclusive, then, il that case, Tie ne%!
dr. VIII number mot one OF those rnmbrrsi
siia! draw, and be entitled to Tie $50 ,ickel,,
with the prizes aid blanks that may bc trava
to them previous 10 the 18th dur Of drawing;
and in the like manner with tickets Tor The
10th, a6th, and 3oth days OF drawing; 50
taa,,a person with ono ti.kct may draw One
Thousand Tickets! Question; How! An.
swer--Suppose No. uLl75, is the property
Of IT. tho first drawn number on Ike 18TH day
Of drawing, which vii cniille a tn tho nnr'-
bers from / to 25o; and the first drawn mum
Der on the soth day OF drawing, mas lie No
l75, which will en.itie Tin, 10 the numbers
from Is to 200 ! The first drawn numaeT,
on the as,h day. may be No. SIS, which will
snti.le hin to the numbers from 22,c0i 10
2a,25o, Inclusive :, ,nd the first drawn NUM-
Der, OF tho 3oth day OF drawins, may be o,c
Of the $50 tickets already drawn. which viii
entitle him to the numbers from - 25a to
a2,5oo-Yes, sir, and the thousand tickes
may draw One Hundred Thousand Dollars!
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243.tytN
~~<-.ss
! = 81
245,oGe
1924 Prizes,
24,o76 Blanks,
$4,000 Tickets, at = dollars, =

: Less than 2 IA blanks to prize shbca
to a deduction Of Is per cent Prizes Fsya-
bic 80 days after the conclusion OF, The GrsW-
ing. 80 a..{3.
=. OF THE ANNEXED PRIZES.
l.t drawn No. 10th day of drawing, entl''st
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January 4.
Orphans Court,

Alexandria County, Dec. Term, 1909.
Ordered, ,nsl I'll. executor oi Vim Ei,z-
hugh of Chatham, deceased, doinsert the fol-
owing advertisement thrse> times wccs. fc.
eight weeks In the Alexandra Daily G.zelto,
Teste, aas ., II 49, = .
Alex. Moore, Regilter.
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Ian Dis 7 !,

sksfY 4IexGHlsll 70 Oc NC - - K
= WILL rent on Moderate tcrms, 70 APPROX
4 "a tsnaI.,s. the wncle, Of any part @oi the
following 3. :, -, ,,1.,,r !, -, ~ q
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STAfiE or INVENTORY,
Union ollegc Lottery, No. l.

cls4ar Den,,isen,~
AND
Sttthen ln.1He.
EME.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19

Kenne5u,.k, 1Harcb II, 1910.
Mr.. SHIRLEY,
The following new mode OF de.
mocratic electioneering, has recently
been invented here In the month
Of June laft, a young man by the
name of james X. Remicb, commenc-
ed the publication of newlpaper IN
this town, entitled the Weekh ViEtv.
In his profpsctus and addrefs to the
public, in the frf number of his pa.
per, he avowed himlelf Federal
Republican, and declared his paper
ihould be devoted to the maintain
ance Of Federal principles. His pa
irons and fnbicribers were alnoR
exclufively from men of fmllar pol
itics. About he frit Of March, init.
certain perfons, declaring themfelves
a Democratic Committee, Of whom
the 1udge Of Probate for this c5auts
1vds one, waited on Mr. Remich, told
him they were deputed with "full
power" TO make certain proportions
to him, and to receive and commu-
nicate his anfwers.-B Being Informed
by Remich, that lie was ready to hear
their propofals, they itared to him
that as the approaching election Of
State Officers was all important to
them, and that, as they believed bis
paper might be uieful to them, in
Importing their f~king cagjS, they
would give him the fun Of Ole bun
dred dollars, if he would change the
politics of his paper, and devote il
excluGvely to their purpolrs, unul
after the election. Remich being in
want of cash, clofed the bargain with
them, and without any notice 10 his
subscribers, ifIued his paper on the
10th init. IN new dreis, 10 the no
imall afonIihment Of his old cultom-
ers. From what fource the money
came, whether Mr.. Gray opened his
Purfe TO them, or not, is not known;
certain It is, the gentlemen compol-
ing the committee, have no furplus
cash on hand. That a transaction 70
bale and wicked, lhould not pats IN
known, pleafe to give it place in
your next Gazette. A B.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19

\ ~ * IAN CRAFTY US 10 Zee the failure Of al
thole measures which foreign nations adopt TO
!inJuFe this country. We may derive ample
means Of qualification frcra the Anne lean
Budget, The famous Non intercourse Ad
rs declared TO lie wholly inadequate 20 effect
he ohJecf. il bad in view. Vcfieis have TAI.
ed daily from America for Great BritaiE /;
and the prce,Eons and penalties Of il have been
deiPi.ed act laughed at. 1t is iuggeaed by
the American Finance Miniiier, that ether
the Coating trade mah be aboliihet, and the
expectation by land prohibited, or all the
lreitrietons Of the at, 10 far as they affect
the commerce aud navigation of america,
mnit be done away. In the profecution Of
thar lyflem Of fuicids which the American
Government have adopted for the Taft two
years their financial PROPERTY has been de-
ciinins--ihe expenditure now exceeds the
receipt--she expenditure for 1908 is grearer
than the revenes by 100000 dollars. The
dehci, for the preient year is calculated at
three millions, which ninlf be provided for by
loans, the intereE OF which muf be defrayed
by comfortable inci cafe of the exiting du-
ties. In cafe too Of further defalcation,
occaioned by arnari,ime war, it will be ne
ceiiary to refort, either directly or indirectly,
TO internal taxation.
Such il the fub(tance of the intelligence
bro't by the American papers. What con-
duct our government may have relolved to
adopt. we pretend ne, to know Undoubt-
eddy theie new meaiures viii render new
iyltem of policy on our part necefary. Ii is
not poihble we think that miniiters can con.
ider Mr.. Jacidon's conduit as blamaebe, nay,
that they fhould not confider il as praiie wor-
thy. Entering upon the perufai of the
correspondence, withoGt any bias in favour of
that gentleman, we muif fay that ne appears
throughout to have been actuated by truly
Britiih feeling, and to have .ultsined, in a
firm, manly, and deci6ve manner, the charac-
ter of his country, and the honor and dignity
of his government.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19

time, when erquircd of, 70 tate my
opinion rcfpecfing the character OF
Mr.. CcRE | have been well &C
quainted with him more than twenty
years, both as a public man and a
privaie citizen and have never
heard any thing to his disadvantage
until within a few days. | have
been told of the handerous reports
you refer to, which are circulated
to his prejudice in this part of the
country-Thefe reports, | preiume,
would never have been heard, or
thought of, if Mr.. GosE had not
been candidate for the office of
Governor. | have always conGder-
cd him as A MAN OF CORRECT NOR
ALs-oF AMlABLE MANNERs-oF
SUPERIOR TALENTS-AND UNBLEM-
iSHED HONOR AND INTEGRITY and
/ believe none of his acquaintance
ever doubted HIS BELIEF IN THE
CHRISTIAN RELIGION. Indeed there
is NO MAN IN THE STATE, WHO, IN
MY JUDGMENT, is BETTER QUAIL
FLED FOR THE OFFICE OF GOVERN
OR, than MIR. GORE. : - am
Gentlemen, with iincere friendlfip,
your mott obedient iervant,
CALEB S STRONG"
EBENEZER HUNT, J
BENJAMIN TAPPAN,
JosErH LrEAN,Efqr."J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19

TRY veserable General COBB /
better Known 10 you. Honest, gen
'erous, q lnilcxible integrity. of cour
age to lace airy danger, If talents tc
'CoEmand'sn any emergency. Dwell
lng amons you, and acquainted full,
with yoCr wants and your interests
he has every qualification for The Of
bee 10 which you have promoted
him.
Paufe then, my countrymen, for
your fate hangs on the fuffrages you
may cait. Your choice lies between
national honor, wealth and indepen-
dence on the Que hand and on the
other national disgrace, poverty and
aayery to France. Ddcard all minor
and perfonal considerations Let
not the clan.ours of panty men divert
your attention, from fold queitions
of policy and fact. Read and think
well On the farewell addrefs of the
Saiated Wa5bngton. Your federal
rulers in this state, have printed that
ineitimable state paper, together with
your excellent contribution in cheap
book, and fent it TO every one of
your towns. Read and think for
yourfelves and be enlightened. Gait
afide prejudice, and apply your whole
minds to cool and difpaflionate dit-
cuihsn, and your conclusions will be
correct. Let the fTit wish of your
hearts be, that America may be uni
red, free and digni6ed 1.-THE next that
her union, freedom and dignity may
be perpetual. ALERT your rights,
protect your union, reEit the attacks
and Entertainments Of every foreign
nation. Defend fbe city Of y9ur God,
or perish nobJ beneath It's Rams.
4 YANKEE.
March 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19
Tongress.....2d. session
IN SENATE, MARCH 8, 1910.
11Iar RESOLUTIONS.

Mr.. LEIB fubnIitted the following refolutions
for confederation:
Rsokyef, That the PRECEDENT of the United
States be required to inftruct our minilter at
the court of Great Britain, 10 demand of the
BritIih government, an Immediate compliance
with the arrangement made by their minifter,
Mr.. Erikine, with this government, COMPETING
atonement for the attack upon the friga:e Chef
apeake, and a relinquiihment of the orders in
council (; aad that on failure TO execute that
arrangement, our minifter be directed forth
with TO return to the United States.
RsjoEVed That the President of the United
States be required TO inltruct our miniifer at
the court OF Great Britain, to demand of the
Britifh government an immediate releale Of
all American citizens, impref1ed into the Brit
iih iervIce, and that on failure or refufal TO
make iuch releafe, our minilter be directed
forthwith TO return 10 the United States.
RsiaiVeS, That on the failure or refufal of the
government of Great Britain, after demand
made by our minller, to carry into effect the
arrangement made by AIR Erfkine. their min
liter, or on the refulal or failure 20 reieafe
all American citizens, imprefied into the Brit
iih lerviee, the Pre6dent of the United States
be authorized to if1ue letters of marque and
reprifal agauh the fhips and vefres belonging
to the government aud fuhjects of Great Bri
fa,u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19
FdLSEHOOD

a certain noted democrat in Gray,
tor the purpofe of helping along ms
cause, few days since, went home
from this town, and reported that
ieveral OF the principal merchants IN
Portland, had turned democrats, and
would certainly vote for Gerry and
Gray, at the April election. The
gentlemen who were thus tsinted oB'
BY the Gray democrat, have been con-
veried with, and they deny the
charge, and consider il grois fam
der and reproach upon their chaEac'
tiers. The good people in the coun-
try, will &c cautious how they lilteh
to iuch mean and foolish itorles. -
They are always circulated by nc
democrats a ihort time before cleo
ton.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19


The democratic papers are emu.
voring TO excite an oppoGtion t. i.
Federal Candidates on accouut u
fome increafe which has been ma II
to the Salaries Of the Judges u i.
Supreme Court the year pat. Nog
the fact is, the former Salaries u
thefe men, did not afford them =.
fonable fupport, and they NUT bav.
re6gned, if the Government had =
fufed all additional conpeafa,;on
So we'll convinced were the i.egia,
ture of this fact, that there were h.,
few oPpcfed TO the mealure. All III
refpe6table democrats in both bran
ches warmly advocated the mealure
But the people are now told, il was ,
mere party thing. This is not true.
But dehgning men, who with to
Skinner the people, will refort 10 any
means, however mean or falle, to ca.
iole and deceive the electors.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-03-19

lcfamer Of woKTH, or PATRIOTISM AND
PrErY. Consider, sir, that when a few
moments, or IL most few years, have clap
sed, you will be summoned before the tribu-
nal III that God, who j. of Eurer eyes, than
10 behold inquiry and called epon 70 sur
lender 4 solemn account III your msslan.
Ii will not then be asked how many prose-
l,tes you have made 10 the cause OF Bona
naste or what has been your zeal in DIS
seminating the principles Of Democracy
But have you been a faithful munster q
Christ What will be your answer 10 this
question appeal 70 your ow9 heart to de-
eide If from CONSCIOUSNESS Ut guilt you
are compelled TO answer IN the ne gati,e, |
assure you, By the word Of Him that liycth
(" forever and ever" that endless misery
awaits YOU. RELIGIOUS.