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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-30
PUBLIC SALE.

DURsUANT to a decree Of the court Of
the United States for the fifth circuit and
district of Virginia, will be sold at public auc-
ton on the Gath day of November next, at
the town of Occoquan,
Several Tracts Of Lard,
In the neighborhoad of the said town, and IN
the county o!tPrince William, containing alto
gether about one thousand AGREE. These
tracts are the residue of the lands included
within the mortgage of join Semple to Jas.
Lawson, which were left unsold at former
sale Of sundry other property, made at Deco
GUAM under the above decree. The lands
will be sold upona credit Of one, two, thee
and four years the purchaser giving bonds
with approved security, and mortgage upon
the lands sold to secure the payment ofthe
purchase money.
Thos. Swami,
Ben. Bolts, IComsl1's.
Ed. Washington,
October 90. SaWs
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For SALE,
August Is

A LEASE for lives, for 5l2 acres OF land
"A lying in the county of Fairfax, and be-
ing part of the tract OF land called Rave"s
zvosth," tho annual rent Of which is ttiy col
lars. 1t is about niue miles from Alexandra,
the Little River Turnpike Road passing near
it. There is Oh said farm very convenient
dwelling and farm houses, and good apple
orchard, and about sixteen acres IN Clover
equal to any in the neighborhood' ABOUT the
same quantity Of timothy meadow OF excel
lent quality, and as much more unlmproyed.
This farm is divided into five lots, and tie
fencing in tolerabe repair If it is not dis
posed Of by the first Of October, viii lease
it for lives. II is SO situated as to make two
tanements. Any person wishing TO purchase
or lease said farm for lives, will please apply
to the subscriber residing on the premises
Jofepl1 Powell.
Ipfv o. 2tawtf
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to- give notice, that the

This IS to- give notice, that the
Subscriber. Of Washington county, in the dis
trict OF Columbia, has obtained from the Or
phan's court CT Alexandria county letters tes-
tam entary on the estate Of Ignatius Juligel,
late of the county last mentioned, deceased !;
all persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, to the sub
scriber. on or before the 18th day of April
next; or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit 10 said estate and those indebted
to said estate are required to make immedi-
ate payment. Given under my hand this l2eh
day of October, 1910.
Francis I. Neale,
E.'r Of Igaatius Tunigel.
BY Matthew Robinson and Francis
Murphy, his At,ornies.
osto5sr In Saw.
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FOX SALE.

vETE wish to sell that three story Brick
wv House, with all the out houses Which
is occupied at present by Pr. Edward stabLer,
th., corner OF Prince and st. Asaph streets,
SO feet inches OH Prince-strect and ZIG ieet
Oh St. Asaph street.
Several Building Lots on Washington and
Duke streets.
A Lot of Ground, containing about 90 a.
ores. mile from the court house, adjoining
Messrs. stump and ricketts,, with good I'M
proycments, a dwelling house, kitchen md
stables, &c &C.
Also l64 acres of Land, two mics from
Alexandria, On the Colchester post road, part
in cultivation, the remainder Iii young wood,
with a large young orchard-there Is three
small houses Oh the land.
". &. Ifnot sold at privateSsale, the above
lands will be offered al public sale on the ! 4lh
day of November next. Any person wishing
purchase will please apply to
K.orn and Wllemiller.
Apnrct S4W
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Five Dollars Reward.

HTRAYED or stolen from the subscriber
ID on Friday the sth instant, likely sorrcl
1.1iI.DING, about z years oid, Ii Z hanos
high his tail was boDbed last spring. Inc
above reward will be paid to any pefaon VINO
will deliver him to me at this place, or give
information SO that get him again.
element SeWa5L.
N. B. The above horse tlots and gaIops
tolersbly well.
Georgetown Ferry, October 90. cow
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Orphans Court,

Alexandria County, October Term, 1910.
Ordered, That the executor of Isnatius
Jtsaigel, deceased, do insert the following ac-
vertisement three times in each week for four
weeks, in the Alexandra Daily Gazette.
Teste,
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wessr, Mich, Lee and CO.

NeSSrS. MICH, l'CC ailo wv
You are at liberty to publishthe astonisl-
ing cure performed by your Lozenges on my
SON ten Years old, who was afflicted with ie-
yers, pain Ia his side, and a continued head
ache, which reduced him so low that ne was
unable to setup One ofmy neighbours ad,
yised me to use your Lozenges, which has
had the happy effect Of RESTOCKING him to a
better state Of health than he has enjoyed Tor
several years, in the short space OF II days.
John Kelly, Pitt Street.
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rURSUANT' to u decree OF the COUNTY
aourt of Pince William We the un''h
signed commissioners, Will proceed to Slh
Z, public sale. at the court house o. iaV4r''
county, on MONDAY, the 10th Gag q W.
vc,nber next, upon a credit OF SIX months
q Tract or Land, containing - ooIe%
lying in Ike comfy Of lauIrier, WITHIN non ,,
a nile OF the Thoroue hare Nils upon wv
road leading frcm xSbby's Cap 70 ae@',
dria, There is good Nil Scat upon Nv
land and a large Stone Mil House vl .I
with little repair may be made 1t Ior GRIM ;f
ing. Bond with approved security VIZ
he required OF the purchaser.
Philip Harrlt0f,
VIM. A. q. Dade.
fao+ 10 % cO0"
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Irhe z E FL S 4 L, -,
A Novel, by Mrs WEST, is just fs''''
Dumfries, Oct. 1872

also,
The Complete Farrler e NOD
Jackson's account Of the tmp!'S % ~. ~
rocco, after residence of l6 ye"''' WI" -
description of Tombuetoo, the 6''"' '
rum OF central Africa r,r ,hy
Steuben's. improved Regulate, ~ e
Order and Discipline Of the Ir0'P' =
United States. IL, n lid
Washington's ValedHtory hd'Ie, 81 healI
People Of the United States = hi"', jbc4
tiful miniature edition, with s''1A'"o
ness OF that incompatible l'lan-
FOR SALE ny o,
] a'''e eo2W /
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Messrs, Mich. Lee and Co.

My son, five years old, has forsome tine
past been very unhealthy, having levers,
bead ache and loss OF appetite. l1em.nS OF
the many cures performed by your Worm
I,ozenges l was induced to give them trial.
The effect was beyond my expectation, as a
large quantity oi small worms was eSpeiieo
hundreds of them were alive Tor some time
alter.
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October 8.
For SAIL,

A SMALL FARM, contsioing ;, ap "n ii.
n acres, called IS Hyb" ,@'sN ;,cs fori
Mount Vernon road, about i've n' ;,, p.cpI
Alexandria, together with the iarn ~, cop
s;ls. stock Of cattle. ard TIC iresc"' W.
huy, wheat, and Indian corn - .s ,nyre1
Any description isunncccssai;y s,v ~ the pre|
son wishing to purchase may VIC"
misses. - Nichols.
+ ~ ~
IM *.
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with slim and foetid stools---vomitints Large
and hard belly--pains andsickness at tn sto-
mach.-pains in the head and thighs, with b
lowness of spirits--slow fever, With small
and irregular pulse-a dry cough-excessiye
thirst--sometime pale and unhealthy coun-
nance, and sometimes the face bloated and
ushsd.
Persons afflicted with any OF the above
symptoms, should have Immediate recourse
to iiamiAon's Worm Destroying LozenseS
which have been constantly attended win
success in all complaints similar to those above
described.
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In. Kenneday, Potter St.

Edward Higgins, South street, Baltimore,
administered Lees Lozenges agreeable TO
the directions, 10 his child IA months old;
the first OF which expelled worm measuring
90 inches long * near half an inch thick I;
the second dose expelled another Is inches
long and the same thickness, and & quantity
Of small worms mixed with slime, sc. The
child enjoysa good state of health.
Sold by-Robert Grey. Bookseller,
King street, Alexandria, who has just
received fresh supply of Persian Lo-
ton.
Also, Sold by Nicholas Kingston,
Fairfax street.
Aug. "a. Ia"
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Messrs. Mich. Lee and Coo

Messrs. Mich. Lee and Coo ,
A child Of Mr.. Henry Grimes, near Mr..
Belts nail factory, was for upwards OF 10
months violently afflicted with sicknoss' when
appeared to proceed from worms the symp
toms were restlessness at night, dcoiity'
pains in the legs, loss of flesh, &c Alter
having the advice of an eminent physician
rsnd trying variety ofmedicines without sue
cess, the afflicted parents were advised to
try Lees Worm Destroying LozenSes, which
expelled during the operation OF the msdl-
cine, a great quantity of large worms, some
Of which measured 10 inches the child now
enjoys good state OF health.
Baltimore, June 8, 1868.
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Messrs. M. Lee and Go.
Observing that my son, SIX years OF age
was troubled with a difficulty In ofea'hins,
tsometing frequently rising IN hls 'hroa''j
restless at night, loss of flesh, &c. from
those SYMPTOMS was confident he hao =, worms
and having procu,ed boxo Lees Worm
Destroying Lozenges, the first dose eSpeiica
twenty three large worms, which gave nm
immediate relief. He now enjoys a 5000 state
of health, and believe cen from experience
say, that Lees Lozenges are the most ethca-
cious remedy for worms now I'D use.
THOMAS PETERS,
ofthe firm Of Peters and Johnson
Baltimore, July i, 1910.
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Eoors to be opened az si:c cnd ferfefme''cs
to commence at z o'clock.
49, Tickets to be had at the he2fre, At
Nj. Snoxden's Printing Office, ana at s'r'
Brooks Hotel.
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free horse Of commons, they might have
Her hannv but the madness of democra-

free horse Of commons, they might have
been happy but the madness OF democra-
cv seized them, they hare been plague
20 themselves and to the world. They have
been served ike the frogs in the fable, who,
being dissatisfied with their king Lag, and
supplicating Jupiter to give taem another,
sent them SERPENT
Napoleon Bonaparte, the present empe-
ror Of the French, was msde first consul in
the month of November, 1893; and de-
clared emperor, May 3, 1904 he is now
in the 41st year Of his age. He has four
brothers, namely, Lucien, Joseph, Louis
and Jerome and four sisters, namely
Madam Bacchechi; Madam Santa Cruce,
Madam Murat, and the princess Eorghese.
Among them he distributes the fragments
of the thrones and scepsres which he has
broken TO pieces.
The air Of France is wholesome, the soil
is diversified and productive, the mineral
productions are various and plentiful, and
its situation is highly favorable to COM
msrce. No other country has SO great and
so many natural resources for wealth and
power. The French inherit the turbulence,
the craft, and other national characteristics
of their ancestors, the Gauls insomuch
that Tacilus's account of the latter gives
true picture Of the former.
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From the Connecticut Corans.

FRANcE.--This country was ancIentIy
called Saul, and was . province of Italy or
of the Romsas; Julius Cesar having de-
stroyed twelve hundred thousand of the in
i,abitants in conquering it, liz the year 4se,
Clovis, having defeated the Roman govern
or, begun The French monarchy, establish
ed new kingdom, to which he gave the
name Of France, which signi6ed the land
of E-eedon, and the people were called
Franks or Freemen. In the year Isl, Pc
pin usurped that sovereignty, excluding
forever the heirs Of Clovis. At the begn-
mig of the 9Th century, Charlemagne, one
of the descendants of Pepin, possessed ali
France, all Germany, part of Hungary, part
of Spain, the Netherlands and most of Ita-
". His possessions were as great as those
of the French emperor are now; but his
descendants were unable to hold what he
had rapaciously seized.
In the year eS7, Hugh Capes, the most
powerful nobleman of France, seized the
crown, and expelled the race Of Pepin.-
Thirty-three descendants of Hugh Capet
reiened in succession over France, during
the period of eight hundred years, nearly !;
the last of this race being the unfortunate
Louis 10Th, who was behraded January %,
1898. He had as much Of the milk of hu
man kindness as any monarch, perhaps, that
ever reigned in Europe; but was in no wise
distinguished for parts, for boldness, or for
activity. Had the French been satisfied
/, with limiting his power, and established a
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FOR SALE.
3,

A LEASE for lives, for 5l2 acres OF lan4
"A lying in the county of Fairfax, and De-
ing part of the tract of land called R17F~
zvor,h," the annual rent of which IS MY ou
lars. It is about nine miles from AleXandFN
the Little River Turnpike Road passing nsa
it, There is on said farm very conyensr'
dwelling and farm houses, and good apr
orchard, and about sixteen acres ID clo'a'
equal to any in the neighborhood, aoou' W
same quantity of timothy meadow oil sSeu,
lent quality, and as much more unimpr99' e.
This farm is divided into five lots ana ~ ~
fencing in tolerabIe repair. If it is not or %
posed of by the first of October, viii ' -,
it for lives. It's so situated as to MAKE ~, ~
tenements. ANY person wishing to Pu'e n.ir
or lease said farm for lives, will please ayr
to the subscriber residing on the premise
Joleph Powe s,I,f
July 81. ~I1,
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NOTICF.

THE creditors of the house OF Cfm5man
and M.Gaw, who have neglected to forward
<thSir claims, as was requested in former adj
yertisement, are particularly desired to trans
init them daily authenticated, TO George w
Strong, Counsellor at Law, New iork'beiore
the 20th of August, inst. as the demands net
forwarded by that time, will be necessarily
excluded from a dividend in the only proper
ty which remains for the creditors, and which
it is the wish of the party advertising should
be appropriated for the benefit ofaH.
New York, August lis d2w.
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Public Sale.

By virtue OF q deed oftrust from Sarah PNs
to the subscriber, to'secure the payment d
sum of money due from her to lnderm
and Brooke and WylHe and Largely, Will
sold tor cash, at public auction on the pr.
misses, on the fifteenth day Of Ssttem5e
nert,
4 very vaJuable Piece Of Gyou4
Situated in the town of Alexandria AIT
bounded as follows:
a EGINNING on the north side Of Faycus
I'D Alley at the distance OF two hundm
and forty feet cast from Water street, ruDHE
thence east on Fayete alley sixty feet oV-
MON street, be the same more Or less; theme
north along Union street forty six feet M
inches and an half, to an alley between TIC
property of William Ramsay, deceased and
John Carlyle thence with the said alley SIX
ty-feet; thence to the beginning:
Robert |. Taylor, TgFa'
august 81 Jaws.
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Strayed or Stolen,

About four weeks ago, a BAY MAKE, IS
hands high, four or FIVE years old, slender
made she has star on her forehead, a white
spot on the tip of her nose, switch tan and
name. win give reward of Foe DoAdrs
to any person who shall secure said mare, or
deliver her to me in Alexandria
John G. Francis.
Arg. IL. eo6t
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From g Gla&gow paper Of June 19.
. MARKETS..

Ashes. The prices ofthese, in common
with other articles OF American produce, re-
main, in great measure, nominal.
Co9ee. Al the public sale noticed in our
last, almost the whole was Withdrawn, ON
the extre me- ly low prices which were Offer
ed. A few sales of ordinary coffee have
been made at ass. to 78s. and Of middllng
Drmerara at 1865. Some offers Of 100 to
1o6s. for fine qualities, have been refused,
but the market still continues too unsteady
to warrant US in resuming our regular quo
tations.
C9ran Extremely dull the spinners
holding of in the expectation that prices
may still decline, i'll consequence OF the
large suppl which may be looked for
from America.
Dyezyocds. No sales.
Rum, Some purchases have been MADE
of Jamaica, IS o. P. at rs. Cd; auS Of
Letward, S 20 10 0. P. at IS: sd. to IS. sd.
Sugar. Continues in regular demand
and former prices are fully naintaiaed,---
Guart;ty Of Muscov&do sold since our last
by the importers, 712 hhds. and tierces.---,
No sales Ct foreign.
Grain. Wheat of dull sale. Oats are in
good demand, and 27s, have been obtained
for fine Limerick. The seasonable rain
which fell to day, may probably have some
effect in checking farther advance, as the
crops in this district had began to suffer
r.ach from the long continuance OF dry
weather.
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WILMINGTON. n. c. Aur, ?

On Thursday, in consequence OF an o.
der from commodore Campbell, 10 rspm
,o-Ss. Marys without delay, capt. 6ats
den, who commanded the Ferret, a bngG
~ guns, sailed from NSmithyiile, where b.
had een,lying a few days, tor St. Mars
This order was occasioned by the late fa'
cas- at that place. Capt. Gadsden, Of whom
the gentlemen from S,nihvilIe speak pg
highly, promptly obeyed It.
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LIVERPOOL, June f6.

AAFhAfooL, Jt"fe to'
fishes. No sales of consequence having
taken place, prices may be considered as
nominal
Co1te. Continues very unsaleable.
Clifton. Considerable business has been
done in this article since our last, and the
sales Of the week amount to 5000 bags,
which have been taken principally by the
trade. The markets now is very steady,
and many holders stiff, under the idea that
prices, which have rather mended, will fur
tier improve but on the other hand, the
arrivals are heavy
Dyewoods. Logwood is extremely fat,
and considerably lower the export demand
has entirely subsidized. Fustc and Nica,a-
qua wood very dull. Go good barwood at
market.
Hides. Beunos Ayres continue to ar
rive, and prices give way.
Indigo. Without inquiry.
Ram In moderate demand and prices
without alteration. Common ,Leewards
cannot be purchased under IS Sd.
SugGr. A public sale Of fine Barbados
went eff b'iskly in the early part of the week,
at an Improvements of Is a Is Sd on last
weeks prices, but the general demand con-
ainues dull and of 1000 hhds. of various
descriptions, since offered BY auction, 800
only went off the greater part at reduction
of Sd a Is on former prices.
TaNo7o. Very fat, and prices rather
lower than last week.
Tar and turbe1tine. The former has de-
'cl,ned /; and the latter remains without al
teration.
Tobacco. Much depressed very little
business has been done, and that confined to
the immediate wants of the consumers.
Wheat aaafour. Dull, and rather low
er,
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WILLIAM HARPER, Jun.

DRUGGIST Q A"OTHbCAKI,
TTAS just opened a Druggist Store IN King
street, between Mr.. Hodgkin's Tavern
and Mr.. Kincaid's store,> where he ofeFs ior
sale general assortment OF
Fresh Medicines.
Hs likewise continues his wholesale and
retail Druggist Store on Fairfax street. next
door to Mr.. John Ilody's, and opposite Mr..
Bryan Hampson's, where orders entrusted
TO him shall be executed on the most reason,
able terms.
July "a.
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49, GEORGE YOUNGS, II

speafully acquaints his friends and
the citiz ems Of the Town and County
of Alexandra, that ne regularly Prac-
tees the law III the City Court and
to all such bufnefs as may be entrua-
edto his care, he gives the mott po-
htive assurance, fhall be attended to
moif promptly and particularly.
tune 90.
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Ashes. The prices ofthese, in common
with other articles OF American produce, re-
main, in great measure, nominal.
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Building Lots.

STsHE Subscriber will sell or rent ;.n,cI
4 valuable BUILDING LOlo' '. ,e.t,.
on Washington, St. Asaph & Princes, 81 aT Enot
ANY person disposed to purchase ca" Her
the terms on application to Mr.. WIill WINS 10 rl
bert. jun. who will shew the pfeiin''
absence. 10Th. s
August z.
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KINGSTON !. Z, (Jan.) iii, =.
a letter from Carthagena. d1,, T.

a letter from. Car,hagena, da,.JlIs
gives the following information Jepss
/" Several changes have taken l..
government Of this place. Tn. 'aSe ~,
who was generally dislikel, bas gwen
posed and sent as prisoner b. w.. Sta
Havana, to Spain, to render 90 ,,4y Of
OF his conduct. The lieus,nant -. s''.&
with two assistants as a couaeil, S ~
the executive, and the Cabildo :. soaFfq
Professionally the functions of the A,''s
government. At Nampox sons e
Dances have taken place, but we ars ol;s
sent quiet. Communication of n. = b
will be made to the governmen, Of r .aa' y
The Cabildo have published d, 'l|,e
of the principles on which they acts y" y
PORTSMOUTH, On. H. hun /
The Hebe Arrived here, via r. e.
Captain John Noble, late master =
schooner Hope. Captain Noble sa;I.dt y
this port last winter, bound to Tunis ~ ~
a valuable cargo, but the vessel beina :. :"
damaged in gales of wind on his r,. %S'
he put into Malaga i'll distress, 22d PgA
aty, were seized and sold wi,bom wv 4,
form or ceremony Of trial. wsaN Wy
by order of the French officer conm,,%
at shat place, in the name of NapoleoD aS
the only reason assigned for this proceed, '
was that the property was american |.
not the French government committing ,,'
nv act Of war on us at this NONE Mt tha, -,
their power? What more can thev dc !
They seize and coIhscate (tbe cercns,,
and trial CT condemnation Is dispensed viii
all American property they can get at.
Does that party among US which prr!eB:s
to have all the patriotism in the country a,
to be truly Amer;caa, demonstrate AGAIN
these things Has the Gazette ever M,
toned the arrival Of Captain n or the b,
OF the Hope' no. 2All is hush.
The American consul ct Malaga up
cured a passage for Captain n. & bis cr,;
to AIgesiras, and our consul at the l.u.
place procured a passage for them hons
the expence ct The United States.
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ROSE Hill FOR SALE.

This healthy, beautiful, and we'll improved
SEAT,isnow offered for sale.
It contains 400 acres, 80 of which are in
wood holland is better adapted to the use OF
plai,tcr OF Pa is. and there is SOME very vsiu-
able meadow land uwnit
For terms apply"to W. II. Foots, esq. upon
the premises, Or to the subs c,iber in Charles
county, Maryland.
Benjamin Dulany, Jun.
Septsmber Il