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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-08-05
MONDAY MORNING, August 5.

IS On Friday last the body of a male infant, aP-
Z rSrent,y but few hours old, was found float
mo near Keith's whaSE. 1t was wrapped In a
u5ece Of coarse cotton, cautiously secured by
rome, 20 the other end of which was affixed a
sknne for the purpose of keeping the child
<ohcealed but on the falling of the tide, the,
leheth ofthe rope permitted it TO rise, by which
scans it was discovered. A jury of inquest
Nh held over it, whose opinion was, that 1t
bsd been struggled The perpetrator;. of this
unnatural crime is yet uMknown.--~-To the
honor of Alexandra, il may be stated. th,t
his is the first instance of the kind that has
ever occurred here.
The following extract from the speech of
M. Crawford in the Senate Of the United
states on the renewal of the Bank charter,
3kill give some idea of the means employed to
6yerthrow that Institution. Mr.. Crawford is
6democratic member of Congress, but like
xeyeral others had too much independence to
~ all lengths in The work of Revenge and ru-
Ill, an d accordingly delivered his sentiments
insfavor Of the Bank with great ability and
frrnness. The editor of the Baltimore Wing
scar probably explain who is the person allud-
ea 10 as having been introduced into the gal
iy, sc.
81 EXTRACT.
&. lf. sir. said MIR. Crawford. was
dis,csed to retort upon those who are op-
poscd to the renewal of the charter,
Mould ask. il they have not seen publish
"a in the democratic papers of Pennsytva-
ia, Maryland and Virginia, extracts of
ltfters said to be written in the city Of
washington. charging the members OF
sCongress who are in favor Of it with be-
he lie byibed and corrupted, and with being
3isposed to sell the sovereignty ofthe ma
don to British capitalists Have they
NOD seen. in the same papers, converse
t;oi,s detailed with great minuteness,
Which il is pretended have passed between
embers OF Congress, calculated to ex
tic public odium and indignation against
lie friends of the bill now under consite-
f4tion2 Sir, will not for moment in
{aise an idea, that these letters have been
Wfiften or these conversations detailed by
asr member Of this body. The idea that
sach has been the fact is too humilating,
fbo degrading. not only to this honorable
LILY. hut TO human Azure itself; to be
y ptertained but for one moment. And
sir. the author Of a charge, as base
81 it is si,se. against my hon. friendflom
Kentaesy CIR. Pope} has. day after day.
oseapie. a seat in i gallery ofthe senate,
fj which no aerson has right OF access.
Hnt by an Introduction Of one efthe mem
hers of this body.* Sir. the highscay
fDb'sr, when compared with the infamous
3bricator ofthis base attempt TO assassi-'
nate the rcontatioa of this hon. member,
bccomas q yirtuous and estimable charac-
46r. Sueh. SIR. has been the warfare
which which has been wased against the
fSSewal of the charter"
az. G. did 40. Intend to Intimate that
\ jEea. Smith, Of Maryland. introduced the
>lersor ditaaed to into that gallery. nor
1Oes he 5elisue that he did Introduce him.
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: WATER MELONS.

John G.. Francis, lower end Of
Prince Street, will keep during the season
nice fresh WATER MELONS.--His prox-
unity to the dock where the boats arrive with
them, will enable him at all times to have the
very best, and. he has cool place to keep
them in, so that those who may favor him
with call may be certain of being served
with the incest the market affords and in the
best order.
August S. st.
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AT meeting of the Board of Health,
August 2, 1871,
ORDERED,

August 2, 1874,
ORDERED,
That the Members OF the Board undertake
to scrutinize the various portions OF the town
for the discovery of nuisances, according to
he following arrangement, and that they are
to cause to be exercised promptness in the
removal of such as may come 10 their know.
ledge, and that the in ividuai members re-
tain the right Of a general superi6tendInro
and removal Of nuisanees from any part Of the
town. ...,s +,
WILLIAM FoWLE, east of Fairfax
? and south of Prince streets
WILLIAM PATTON, west of Fair
fax, soteh Of Prince and east of St.
Asaph street,. f,sl-
JOHN LLOYD, east OF Fairfax be.
tween King and Price streets.
JOSEPH RIDDLE, west of Fairfax
between King and Princc.streets
ELISHA DICK west of Fairfax
and east of Columbus, between
King and Prince street.
ANDREW JA NILSSON, east OF
Royal and north Of King street
GEORGE DENEALE, west of Roy.
al, north of King and east of Co.
lumbus street.
WILLIAM S. MOORE. west Of Co.
lumbus, north of King.
And it appearing to the Board, that great
vigilance will be required as usual, during
the warm season, to preserve the health Of
he town, it is therefore ordered, that the
Superintendant of Police do pay particular
attention to the state of the cutters, back
yards, alleys and privies. and that he cause the
cutters to be scraped x cleaned twice week
in each week, BY working the pumps on We'd
nesIays & Saturdays, and that he also p o.
cure sufficient quantity of quick lime and
cause the SINE to be sent round the town on
the aforesaid days for the use Of the inhabitsnts,
who ere to pay for the same at cost; & that
it be his particular duty to see that the ssme
be used in all privies, requiring the same
in any stagnant places in the cutters imme-
diately after their being scraped
BY order of the Board Of Health,
George Deneale, Prs't.
August dow
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From the Federal Gazette.

MR. HEwEs-This being the season
when the Dysentery or Bowel Complaint
usually prevails you will be subscribing
the cause of humanity by making the fol-
lowing infallible cure known through your
widely circulating paper, as will other
printers. by giving it an insertion in theirs.
Baltimore August 4, 1911.
A certain Cure for the Dysentery or BoU-
ell Complaint.
The Bark of Spruce Pine, boiled in
Milk, an half pint tumbler Of which to be
taken at time, and repeated at short in
tcrvals, as the stomach may be found to
bear it, has been tried in a variety of in
stances. and never has been known to fail
in etfecting a cure, after the most skilfui
physicians have pronounced the patient m
curable. ::
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For Safe or Exchange.

I will sell or exchange for Horned Cattle,
one hundred CHOICE EWES and an I'M
PORTED SPANISH r AM-the Ewes are
tipped by this Ram in eonjuaction with q
Clermont Merino offs blood, of great ago
and fine form. My price for the Ewes is
-Four Dohars each Letters to me post paid.
will be duly attended to.
VIM. II. Foote.
August S 3taw4w
IF not disposed Of at private
sale, will be- exposed at Public Auction
on the 74h Of Augus,, -
A Lot of Ground, held in tee
simple, situated on tho south side IF Duke
street and the east Tide Of Fairfax.street. Z,
.1nd at the same time and fidsf,
Another Lot of Ground, Stu
ate on the south side of Duke-street & east
ward of Fsirfax street; subject to ground
rent of thirty six dollars sixty six cents late
the residence of John DUNLAP, Esq deceas-,
ed. The sale will commence at O'Clock
Terms of sale--One third in lrand, one third
in six months, and the other thirdin nine
months; the payments to be secured BY good
notes negotiable in any bank in Alexandria
and by deed of crust on the premises.
Application to he madet t.
P. G. Marsteller.
August S eo24th Aug
NSry ~Nyr---
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tic paper.
COMMUNICATION.

-
tic paper.
COMMUNICATION.
The Editor Of the Intelligencer, as II
It were a thing of any moment from what
quarter the remarks in the Snn of IN
slant, proceed, being under the influence
Of some strange delusion of mind. or ac-E
tuated by an unbeeoming partiality to-.
wards France, endeavors to weaken the
force 0f the remarks by insinuating that
the quarter in which. they originated, is
evidence that the pride Of opinion has inl--
PEELED a man to support doctrines, which
his cooler reason condemned. 1.-THE late
secretary Of state was alluded to by the.
editor. he is assured that the writer Of.
the article commented on, has not seen
the late secretary Of state more than once
since his return from Washington, and
that happened but few days after. The
editor with his accustomed harlihood and
subterfuge, challenges any one to produce
an instance Of a condemnation in France,
Of an American vessel that was seized up-
der the DEGREES of Berlin and Milan SUBJ
sequently to the 1st November last. He in
return is challenged to produce an instance
ofan American,vessel released by France,
subsequently to the fst November that
was destined for England and carried into
France, or of payment or compensation
being made for any American vessel burnt
by the criiizers of France subsequently.
1t is fact so notorious, that ecen the
editor Of the National Intelligencer will
not deny that American vessels have been
carried into France and that others have
been burnt by French cruizers since the
fst of November. The detention of the
former class of vessels, and the omission
to compensate for the latter, is abundant
proof that France has not complied with
our law of May 1910. which required that
France should cease to violate the neutral
commerce of the United States. If the
admission of about dozen Of vessels that
sailed direct from the United States for
France under the assurances of friendly
reception, but which on their arrival were
notwithstanding detained at great ex-
pense, for several months and even when
admitted to- an entry, the conditions were
such as in fact will occasion to the pro-
prietor nearly total loss of his property,
is evidence that France has ceased to vio-a
late the neutral commerce Of the United
States. then will ii he in the power of
England to afford equaLevidence that her
orders in council have been withdrawn,
the men returned that were stolen from
the Chesapeak. and that she had ceased
impressiug native Americans. England
has but to detain fifteen Or twenty Ameri-
can vessels on their arrival for about four
months at an expense to the proprietors
of some thousand dollars, and then admit
them to an entry, provided they take in
return fer their cargoes, two thirds the
amount in Cornish pilchards and the re-
manning third in London porter or Scotch
whiskey, all of which would in fact be as
much a compliance with our law of May
1910, as the release of the vessels men
toned in the duke Of Bassano's letter.
From the Federal Gazette.
Mr.. HEwEs-This being the season
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D.aILY GlZET7'E.

z ITO sAEw
THIS VERY AGE AND BODY OF fAE TIME
ais FORM AND PRESSURE.
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ton learned that General Dfo1et, who had
collected force of 1O, 900 men in the vi
entity of Toledo, was marching in great
haste to join Soult. AT the same time in-
formation was received by Lord Yelling
ton, that French corps Of $4,000 infan
try, 5000 cavalry, with 81 pieces of ar
tillery. had marched from Salamanca, and
was moving with great rapidty to join
marshal Soiilt. The whole OF the French
forces were expected to unite In Merida
on the 18th Of June.
This information, admitting :of no
doubt, Lord Wellington raised the siege OF
Badaios on the 11thof June. and drew off
all the heavy artillery. which, with tho
headquarters, was transferred to Eivas.
Marshal Beresford remained with his
command before Badajos, the place being
then nnder blockade.
I. Itappesrs that the French army Qately
Massena's) is marching to the south, and
the future scene of active operations will
be.in Estremadura. We apprehend from
Lord Wellington's despatch, that he, will
in all probability move still nearer Lisbon.
General Hill with the last reinforcement
from England Of 10000 men, Of which
4 500 were cavalry, had not united with
the main army, but would in few days.
Marshal Soult was at Llerena on the
9Th Of June, but was to march in the d.
rection of Merida in day or two.
Nothing of Importance had occurred
in the north of Spain; the allied army
under general sir Brent Spencer, in con-
sequence of the movements of the French
army had approached nearer Lisbon, and
on the 9th of June was at Siota.
1t appears from our Lisbon papers, that
the armies of the interior, both of France
and those of the patriots are in motion.
Several partial actions had taken place,
in which the patriots obtained the advan-
tage. The. French are determined, Gf
we may judge from appearances, to make
one other grand effort to drive the Rri-
fish from the Peninsula, until they effect
which, they cannot extinguish what they,
call Z" rebellions' in Spaiu.-ln Gallicia>
the patriots have assembled respectable
force, with which they were marching
towards the nearest French post. In that
part of Spain, the French were very weak,
from the drafts that had been made to
supply the army Of Portugal, as it is
termed.
The friend who translates for us, had
only time to give the papers hasty pc
rusal s; before our next we hope to OBJ
tain whatever may be Of intercst.-Mar-
kets were glutted with provisions. Flour
1912 dollars, dull--Corn, if in good
order, Q dollars per bushel.
The ship Cybelle. Dangerfeld, of and
for Alexandria. sailed from Lisbon the
same day with the Shefield.-The sch.
Happy Couple, Davis, of and bound to
this port was to sail next day.
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From tie Baltimore q Sslh,'i dxDemocra-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01
FOk SdLE OR ~ LET.

FOk SdLE OR ~ LET.
A " excellent (land for Tanner, htsa,ed ia
= Liibon, in the couaty Of Lincoln, compri.
Gng Que half acre OF Land, or more, az will
belt fut the purchaier. and Tan Watts, Bark.
Houfe. and good fione for grinding, thai
zoe, by water. The iiand LA, Iikewile on i;
a Dwelling Hcufe SO by 20 feet. we'll 6niihed
outfide, good tack of eliminates and good
Cellar, together with a good Blacksmith.
hop with the Tools, G;ua,ed near thevboye
premi.es.
Ayo-The p5flc1ion Of enc hundred acre,
of excellent Land in Iaid Liibon, capable O.
producing from fifteen to twenty Ton, Ct En-.
gliih Hay per snnum--and has on il a Dwsl
ling HOMIE go by 20 feet, with the ou:Gds
well lniibed-2 Barn. 50 by go feet, well fin-
i(hed-a good well Of water, and hsndfoml
Young Orchard
hL7--An srcellart ftand for fliphuiIde:
or Trader liua;ed IN the town Of Bowdoin
liam, county Of Lincoln, q, a place called
C4thsncs, conhiting Of half an acre Of Land
with a wharf and buildings on the fame.
The whole or part OF tie above premifei
will be foid for cafh or approved credit par
ticsisrs inquire &c NOAH JORDON, of /. if
bon, or AONRELL JORDAN, Cape Eliza
beth. March Ia (sE)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01
ROGERS
Vegeta6is Fxkm0nic Detergent,

ROGERS


brpns reflect that Ne IA maze 70
folly Untitled lis Acy mas Deem
land chh gara rl lie
n
has e'oed
ulwhcn
in
The fabc
ha hcihc
nic he has
his ece notwithstanding The a
nfcacy remedies ruaiy
asnbe notwithstanding making THIS nature M
oi
who his been vs from the lois health and
prepared dpenfay roonn Northampton eouay Of
Esmp1 ! Ga
BENJAMIN BUTMAN,
G) Ehaxs S,ss, PN3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01
Sale at Au6tion.

Al z. GREELY's Office 10 ], Lorg-
Wharf, viii be Told AZ PsbiiC auction,
on Saturday tbs Rob d4y Of Ip,T ssst, at } A o.
clock. A d (unlsis prsviouly fold al priysts
iale) an excellent FARM, fsxa;ea il. Cape
Elizabeth, ca tie Spsrwiuk river, abort eight
miles from Portland, containing ahost niuety
acres of Land, with beautiful Young Or
CHARD, and quantity Of excellent Timber
for Ship NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liberal, and
particulars made known on application TO
:. GREELEY, or Capt. WILLIAM TIRA-
AS, on the premitss.
Portland, March II. Gv
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01

f'1~Ta faa1cf'FessAer. T.sr Ese u. fs~,a Z
Cray b'us'-d one mic from tie A.tesine
{, Enie, and rlne niles frem Eorthyarmourt
*h u confn. ef 20 acres of land 20 O;
, rhich i moving and 'i'isye lard; 10 acre,
!. sicb meadow thar will fuppIy TIE farm ~ith
manure sorevee, and # cleared will cut from
~ 10 l5tcus good meadow hav; the rell /.
Failure and wood land il has thrifty young
orchard of upwards Of 200 sppIesreela 10 or
, 30 of which are i1-Learing CONVEX tht one
Hory dwelling Gnilhed and painted
ousiide and par,l y9g4ilhed iniide ;-HLs, an
excellent well Of water near the npufe, aud =
n4rn oby 81, on the ground-said farm cur.
from 30 TO 20 to<ls hay, and lies on the main
road TO Norshyarmou'h aud is every way an
7 eligible dtuanon. Terms of payment will be
fmade perfectly eaiy,o the purchafer.
CHARLES THaETER-
Csey, IfGys5 rs. 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01

Pleajanf Situation.

DOR fale IN Gorham, an exceisnt FARM
containing about 20 acre. Of fertile land
capable OF producing from rs 10 so tons Of
EngIfh hay, together wifh young Orchard
of thrifty ,rees and will yield a, large flock
of Corn, Grain, Yeas any land in fAid town
and If more agreeable, The Stock and Farming
Utenfils Said Farm has good Dwelling
Houfe and Barn Handing thereon, together
with convenient out-houiss, water, &c. and
i. iitusted abou, miles from PortIsrd, with
in half mile from Judge LoagtsIts4s's. For
terms, which viii be liberal, apply 60
DANIEL HUNT,
on the premifss.
Gorhzui, Nav 81. (t1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01
Ephraim Chicks E.ilate

ITO be iold by order of Court, on Thurfdsy
The fourth day Of April rex,, az two d
the Clock in the afternoon, at the eweIiipc
house Wherein the fusicritrr now hives, the
whole OF the real eiiste Of Eftrsrn Chick
is'e OF Falmouth, in the county CT Cunber
land, deceaied (excepsiug the widows cover
SAID caate coniiains in the whole Of ahou'
eighteen acres cfland Bbcu, ono n;.s from
stroudwaier Brisge, il iaid Falmouth. with
the Earn therecn. Condition, to he made
knows at the time and place Of fa,e.
AMMI CH0AT 2 Gfr;.sG,afrs
PHEBG CiiOATS o. ssi5 ea.<.
March 9,l8II,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01
EOP SALR

a Large Quantity Of White Pine Timber
from one huadred .houtand 70 thirty
huodSed tAonisnd, Handing in Fryburg, be
t~irt Ssco river aud pieaiant mountain. rs
called, and beiwirt pieaisns pond aud little
hezes pond, aud eafly conveyed into saco
river from either Of fad ponds which will
be ioid u Liberal terms if applied tor. For
particulars apply TO Msior JACOB SMITH.
itvlns near laid timber or 10 lhe owner.
dtzRkIAH HAPaooD, living in Waterford.
it'nct iold al private fac by the 6ril day
OF May next, laid Timber will be fold Al
Public auction on faid Asa day of May, at
nine O'Clock 10 The forenoon, Oh The Or emilee.
by the iubicriber
HEZEKIAH HAPGOOp.
Waaef ford F-oyfb 10 IAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01
REAL ESTATE.

THE iubicriber beng about TO remove to
Bottom, wihes to ielI his Real Ela:ate in
Portland, which is as follows. "a 8 f.cry
Dwelling Houie, 40 by % fees. with kitchen
adjoining the fame. and other ost hosfes
h!sS--a TWO flory Dwelling Houfe AZ by 10
feet. completely fnilhsd, with Store in front,
very convenleni-both of which are plezf-
sntly G,uAted 10 Maine nses,, nearly oppo.
ate Cray's Rope Walk-.1iss, - new Rope
Walk, near behring's bridgs-aIl Of which
will be fold on low term Apply TO
NOAH HANDING
PsstL<ad, E7Gy1b 4, i8Il (svl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01

IL pc-fons are hereby cautioned and
( \ forbid purchsfug note of hand f;yued
oy Joieph Penneii, u. given 10 Nathan Buck.
pam, OF Falmouth, for the fun of thirty hive
dollars, and thirty three cents, and hearing
aa'e. 9th ju.y lso5-As no Compensation for
'A'd note has been resolved, payment viii
tle:corc be fetuied by TIC .lnfcriber.
'csfkh PknNELL,Ir.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01

71Uine and Line Fadory.
THOMAS CROSS has for fale a, his fore
No 80, Long Wharf, an slortment Of
Tuine and Line FActory. among which are:
~. Is and l8 thread Ccdi;nes, per dozen or
Enge
Deepfea, hand, Log and Redfask Lines
Marine, Wormline, Cloth Lines, Bed Cord,
&c. &c. March Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01
FOR SHE, Or 10 LET,

THAT excellent ltand for trade and carry
ing Qn the Filing Bahnei,, ltuztsd on
Bailey. fll4nd, 70 called, in the town of
Harptwell, confaing Of complete Dock,
built with fgeTe tones, large enough 70 coz
tam ,wsnty .herInen SAID ftAnd hs, on it
TWO Hortes, one Barn, one large Store for
Goods, one new dry nh Store, Shrd, and
GRerns for csring Fiih-a remarkable fms
Garden and forty acres Of LAND we'll fsa
ced-There are likewife Fifth Flakes caoabie
of containing 400 quintais fiih-Scaiss and
Weights for dry end green Filth. in door, and
oul.-A tiuztion with the above conyen,en-
ces needs 10 further eomElendation-it can.
not fail Of meeting the views Of any one en-
gagged in tbs FilhlnS brhns..-For term, II.
sHuire of J.. ROWE.
: March IL ytfl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01
GODFREY WHEATON.
WATCH MfKEP.

ofP."s zoe I'a'sa Cb'5G EssL--gfe,er
X AECUTES the buGneis of his prefe zion
in all rs various branches. in a. fairhfu.
manner a. Car be done in the Dilricf OF
Mains--Hs hopes, therefore, by his perscna!
af;ension aud ende4vors 70 pleafe, he ihal
continue 70 receive porrios Of public Ca,
fo'~ss' Psy.lrsj, OS. \.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01
Farm In Gorham for falc.

Farm in Gorham for fale.
THAT excellent FARM lying opPohte the
= eltate Of the late Col. TYHo, eonfiling
of one hundred acres Of Land, on which can
be cat from fifty 20 G1ty tons Of hay, aruR-
ally--a good Orchard, and Wood iaEicient
for the Farm.-Any perion wiihing 10 pur-
ehsfc q good Farm. peafantiy f,usssd, and
only aboat fifty minutes ride from Portland
will do well TO view the prsmiies, willcE caa.
NOT fail to plsale.
LiL~v0hs-Eighty fsven acres Of Land near
ssccarsppa mills, IN Falmouth, adjoining Pre-
iunPicut river.--Terms liberal-appIy 80
John GORDON, nk5, S+roy4zDats) Bldg.
Falmouth, March IL ta
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-01

THE Su5lcriber having elzblilhsd hmis!i
in the commiGon buGnels, in Ch.rlelton
(Sou,h Cardinal tenders his fervices 10 the
Merchants Of Portland and the diRri1 Of
Maine aud oihe" who may have buGnel,
to Z anlad 10 this place-All orders or con.
Germenu addreiIsd 10 him, will BE faithfully
and punclaaIIy attended TO
THEODORE POWERS
RsfrNsss,
CHASTEs. CoEFIs, E,s Buxton
Mr JOHN DIX NM Ls.t . nt1
or Capt w Militia 10
Charlton, 5 { March, Is 1911 3ni