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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-27
For Sale,

r OF OdlC,
rUVHAT substantially built & elegant
a ly finished three story Brick D'eet.
linz House on Water-street, tormeriJ
the residence of the late Dr., Kennedy
with which will be sold, either conjoint-
Nv or separately, the adjoining vacant
Lot, % feet front and 100 feet deep
The terms of sale will be very accomme-
dating to the purchaser.
II this property be not sold prviously
to the 18th of May next, it will then De
for Rent and possession given immedi-
ately thereafter.
Application may be made to
j. l.. M'Kenna
april "a dSt&2awtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-27
UAMTLTON's WORM DE3'
TROYNG LOZENGES.

Which have cured az immense nun
her Of persons Of both sexes, OF every age.
and in every situation, OF various dan
oeross complaints arising from worms.
and from distractions ortoulness IN their
stsmach and bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy what
ever to others of similar titles so com
monty complained OF, as operating with
violence, on the contrary a particular
excellence Of this remedy IS its being
suited 70 every age and constitution. 1t
contains nothing but what's perfectly ~
nocent. aud is also mild in its operation.
sannot injure the most delicate pregnant
lady or the tenderest infant of week old,
should no worms exist in the body; bpt
will, without pain or ripping, cleanse the
stomach and bowels, of whatever is foul
or offensive, and thereby prevent the pro
auction Of worms, aad many fatal dis,
orders. The, iozenyes are particularly
efficaciops in carrying off all gross hu-
mours aud eruptions, feverish and bllloes
complaints, and are the safest and mid
est purgatiye that can De used Oh any
occasion.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-27
nE6cRipTIoN oF woRMs.
And the symptoms by which they are
known:

known:
Worms which infest the human body
are chiefly of four kinds, viz The lie
res. or large round worm the aAscas Z
aes' or small nav worm the Cucutbi
tina. or short, fiat, white worm; a.
lastly. the Tenia, ortape-worm, SO ca,
led from its resemblance TO tape. Ihi
Is often maay yasds leng and e tall =
Joints. 1t is most hurtful and most dltfl
cult to remove.
Among the symptoms attending worms
are-.-disaereeshle breath, especially T.
the morning bad and corrupted gums .
itching IN the nose, and about the seat /;
conyuisions. epileptic fits, anu sometime
nriyation Of speech; starting and grind
Inc of the teeth in sleep; irregular appe
lite, sometimes loathing feed, and SOME
times voracious parging, with SHINY 4
fsetid stools vomiting; large ana hard
belly pains and sickness at the ste
mach slow fever, with small and IT.
regular pulse; dry cough excessive
thirst sometimes pale and anheaithy
countenance, and sometimes the lace
bloated and flushed,
Persons afflicted with any OF the above
symptoms, should have immediate re-
course to Hamilton's Worm Destroying
Lozenges, which have been constant!
attended with success, IN all complaints
simliar to those above described.
"A dose of this medicine gwen occa.
sionally during tn warm seaeon, viii Ell
fectpally prevent /" the vomiting am
pslzglng OF childrenn--a dreadful dis
0zder, which annually destroys thoa
sands of tie iRIant part Of our citizens
III likewise the AIasst and must ser
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-27
Plaster and SAT-,

And a proportionable stock Of other arti-
cles in the Grocery Line-fiattering them
elves it will be in their power to render
General satisfaction to their acquaintan-
ees aad others in the purchase of their
aour and other produce, it is hoped they
will favor them with share of their GUS
tom,
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no REGT,

The Store between Messrs' pa lsY, nc.
Butchers and the Subscribers la 10 & Co.
cupled by Messrs. Cary Bronau :.Ir For
Possession Gay be had immediately
terms.appiyto ar.
Vaudeville 3 Larn00i'
Nov IS
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Toothe Ache Drops.

The onlyremedy yet discovered which
gives immediate md lasting relief in the.
most severe. instances.
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FOR BOSTON,

FOR BOSTON,
as The brig Criterion, Capt.
50 ~, Holmes, is neatly loaded,
Ssi - will sail on Sunday, and taxi
200 barrels OIL freight if ofier-
Jed immediately. Apply as above.
November l
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October 6
FOR SALE,

For a term Ct years, 4 h,
A likely young Negro Girl n S;, "
sold out of the district Of Coln'n.l 9,
Enquire Of the Prlaff'
November 20
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, Cutlery. and Fancy
articles.
For Freight.
zs5 The Brig Vanderer,

ks The Brig Bzuaderer,
SSSPsSFs5R A,ey. Newcomb, Master,
$3.50 A superior vessel, bu,then
Jouf Io00 barrels, and will be ready for
.hereception If a cargo in few days.
Apply to
l.a1o~uSon and Facle,
Who have for Sale, said Briggs Cargo OF
l2h tons Plaster Paris
so barrels New England rum
IS casks cheese
$50 boxes meald and dipt candles
30 reams wrapping paper
80 bolts Russia duck
so pieces Russia sheehnss
bale do diaper
IA crates dinings setS Liverpool
China.
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November IS
Notice..

THE subscribers having formed,a part
oe ship, will transact business at the
.tand lately occupied by Thomas s'cann,
,ghere they offer for sale a considerable
quantity of
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To Rent.

The Store and Dwelling on Union.
street, formerly occupied bv the subscrib.
er, and lately BY Captain Lawrence, Il
is one of the best Stands in Alexandra
for the Grocery Business, and as such
has been used for some years.
Apply to
Tnsnb Ton,
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Removal.
I8H jon Us I, o y
August l(

RSIIIJF Of.
JOHN JOH Us 40N,
Has renewed his Ha d9Are Store to
ne corner Of Pitt and King streets. OPP
1osite the Washington Tavern, where ne
IS now opening, Tor sale, an extensive as.
sort,nent of
Hard1oare, Cutlery. and Fancy
articles.
Received per brig Thomas, and ship
General Smith. All OF which viii be
,old on the most accommodating terms,
Sentemhet so dete2
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October 2S
FOR Freight,

FOR Freight,
yss The British brig Dasher.
s 81 s. ~ Truemsn Collins, master =
81 80 will stow about 1000 barrels,
$4,000 an excellent vessel aud will
ne ready for the reception OF cargo IN
lew days. Apply to
John jackson Il Go,
Who have for sale at their office on
Union, between King and Prince streets,
the cargo Of said brig
I25 tons Plaster, OF superior quality
Nova Scotia Salmon, and Mackarel II
bbIs. picked, snoaked Herrings IN box
es, (new] Potatoes. Tongues & souads.
British Government Bills.
November
The Museum will be open
for the reception Of Visitors, on .Monaay,
ednesdag and Saturday afternoons
from 8 o 6 o'clock,
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.JAMEs KENNEDYS.
son,

sooxsELLRRs. KING STREET.,
Nave Just received from LEES "a
TINT MEDICINE Store, No. 46
Maiden Lane. Y York
a FRESH SUPPLY
ofthe following genu're Medicines;
For the prerention and csre Of BIZ
hons and Malignant Fevers, IS
recommended
Hahn's Anti-Bilious Pills.
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e. LANPHIER
Has receired her
FALL FASHIONS,

And will open them this day, fol the IN
spection Of those, who please to call and
see them. -
November |
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For Boston,

For Boston,
liz The schooner Nse PAL.
&Isaac Berry, mast, viii s. a'ts
dy in a few days to receive a t ysis
which will be taken low. 'lsh
Apply to
Lawrason & Fovle.
Who have for Sale,
Said schooner's Cargo Of
100 tons French Plaster
10 barrels tanners Oil
! 10 barrels New England Rsn.
October so
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-13
SEPARATION OF MAINE.

The separation men seem to have become remark
ably subimated ia their views Of wealth and the
things fthis lower world They despise money
truly and as to such trash as lands, state.houses,
aud state-prisons to say nothing Of public stock
bonds &c. the very mention of them throws these
patriotic souls into swoon--Iike the lover, on the
eve Ofmarriage they cry " ye gods grant mo bu.
MS and take the world beside :"
- What constitutes a" (new) STATE ?"
{" Not high rais'd battlements nor labour'd mound
"Thick wall, or moated gate;
Not cities prone, with spires and turrets crownd,
Not bays and broad-arn'd ports,
" No-men--o
That is-'' set us off into a new State give US
the controul otJiss >government,-give us the peo'
pie to ride--and the sssx' take your state build.
ings. your lands. your bank stock, your notes and
your money" W.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-13

want no better reason 10 convince me
that we ought not at this time to separate
from Massachusetts, than is derived from
!he manner in which the subject is managea
IN The Argus. In that paper The arguments
against separation are trea;ec with gross IN
eccency the motives oil the friends o
l'aon are branded With corruption ;--ane
thsir persons and characters assailed viii
tue toulest obloquy--a war OF ex examination
seems 10 be proclaimed against them
iase, Tor instance, the pspers ofihe 18th
gain, and 3lst of July. The reasoning
against separation are there termed con
Hadietory assertions"--" miserahl. shift
ana expedientss--" destitute OF fan ness anu
eons'stency"--" devoid ofuu,h ard princi
Pls--"false and groundless s,scrtions"-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-13
cANDoUR
Fer THE GAZETTE.

Fer THE GAZETTE.
People OF MAINE Lock at the col.
umns OF the argus, and there read the
manners and the morals of the men that
would rule over Us ihefe are the men
who are loe king for high places in the
new G, ,ernn ent. Will new govern.
menr change the skin Of the ethiopian or
the spot If the leopard ? Malice will be
fill malice though ken from the kernel
and clolhed with the robes of office.
When all the erofs fafeboods Of the Of.
fee feeking tribe have been detected and
expoied, they become outrageous, ard the
venom Of their hearts is laid oPen to
public view d. ,hefr men talk OF their
contempt and ,neir icorn for The Sheriff
of the county of Lincoln I? | is all pre-
tenee. Contempt i a ? III n that iuch
mean mint,s never fee! al real Obi CTS
Of contempt c Kindred leuls of thei, ON
and for 'ueh they feel fympathy But
they fa,ter ths mle,ves into a belief that
they hev Il J 10 much the cnaracter If
man In their satures thar they can feel
Contempt If they fhould indeed be enA
wed with fuch power, the firlt exer-
CT es OF il would be overwhelming to
themfeivcs
PEopLE OF MAINE Shall we take the
frrpent to our bol ms and warm him,that
envensmed reptile known % all the world
by the naa,e Of " low anlbiion" You
have teen him coil in the Argus, you
have feen him hiss anu vent his potion
there lhail we take him to our boloms
and foethe and warm him there { shall
we elevat him aud make HIM ruler and
a judge in the land ! Let it never be id
that free and enlightened people have
voluntarily fubn.nted to bondage and
degradation /; for certain oxidation it
would be to fuffsr the envenomed aud
unprincipled fpirit of Ambition to rife up
among US on the ruins of cur govern
mens and blaf the happiness of ourielses
aud poaerity y,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-13
LOUISIANA ELEL1ION

An election oi S ste Officers and IS Mem.
Der of Congress, took place in Louisiana on The
81 ult.
In New Orleans for Governor. Gen. vILLERR
had $50 votes. Judge Lswrs 292
From the o. leans. Gaze se, july 1.
"a wire r in Friday Courier attempts to
persuade Us that Gen. Where 10 . man oftslen,s,
Whatever private virtues the General msy poS-
sess, and we allow him those sha, ought to sdorn
the head ota respectable family, it is bitter irony
to attribute the smalles, degree of knowledge or
capacity to him. He 10 one of the most llitesAte
N n in he State. Not only 10 he totally ignorant
OF the language in which the laws and coma i,u.
ton are written, but he Is unable to write com.
mon letter in his native tongue without the most
laushsbis violations If photography.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-13
To Separate, or not 10 Separate, that's The qHes
ton

In case separation takes plase. say those who
are opposed To- the measure Massachusetts, will lose
her high rank and much of her national, influence.
BE il 50. Are we not told by indspntable author
ay, that it is better to dwell in cornerof house
op, than with branding woman in wide house
l. not old Madam massachusetts notorious brd,o.
Ter Did she not trtrt against foreign usurpofso't
uilst ta1es lea acts and siap acts, former times
nd has she not opposed, tooth and nod, measures
Of like stump, of recent date Ifso, who among
US is not ready to say go thou to the right aud we
will take the ief? Who will not prefer dinner OF
the herbs of Maine, to stalled OK, when Massa'
chusrtts presi,.esP
Far different is the character of the Young Miss
of the east. Could she be left to her OWN manage
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-13

" uld he gfes, obJect 10 save thUd oe' qu'r-
ey 4 hem (especiaily 10 these Il ,imes) 4.
io,her & eat otjec l., that the money isid f'r
he support of cove nmen, IN Name would pe
rxpended smoag ourselves and not carried Gus
Il the coun 81 trtnce teaches ina tw
much easiett, p,t adttt thome, than { : dis.
tnte Ourcalieoteis, WHO now have 20 ssnd
I ,eir money t. 60 tla, " uld find gIe t con.
n.nce in paying & owe I, . Treasure ~ Ne.
"a stdi gre tsr consi dert n is. TT governs
mant formed snd I'd -teo { tie q ourn noes
Of tl,s cou &, snd VIII ~ sdnin'.t led ~ men
resIdng ~ I, " o'd b. more XII, 4 20 sae
sie interest. pr,ts.t tie figlts, snd ttandt the
gene Al psGspsf q "a Mani Ten IN, governmeHe
az d it ace would lu.d do
cANnOITR
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-13
TO Me CMsens ofO.rtord County.

- tC S"H~eHo " O.N/V'" 'l
In former address stated 10 you, that
in the event of a separation OF Maine from
Massachusetts, the expenses OF supporting
government and other charges ineidenisl 10
an indie pendent state, would be ,,resIiy In
creased. furnished you with an example
IN the augmented charges OF your own
county, that would to your minds powerful
ly demonstrate the fact. Il was I m'lisr 10
you all. You have seen it in the repeated
suits at lawagainst our county, and IN the
irequen, calls at the Office OF our ueasarer
and in the 10 less frequent refusals TO lay.
add you have fell it, in ke,vy dranghts Up
on your own purses to pay heavy County
taxes. now say to you in seriousness iha
The advoc a,es Of separation do not believe
fhcmsefpes that our state expenses VIII DC SO
reasonable when separated as they ale when
>onnected with Massachusetts,. They are
attempting most grossly TO dupe and de-
cei,e the people of Maine-they tell you
one thing, and know thai truth is another
viii bring you one example only to prove
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-08-13
BANK Bills.


The bills Of the following Banks are taken ct
the New England Bank st the rates mentioned
viz
Salem, Beverly, Marblehead, Worcestse
Ciuocester--at one quarter per cent.
Portsmouth,, Ne wauryport, Plymouth, Taun-
ton, Provdspce, North Providence, Lynn, Dcd-
hsm, Sekonk, Mesrimack, Exeter, Dover. Paw
,ucke., Aris,si, Warren, Nevfort. Cumber, ,ndy
ksnnebunk, Ssco-- one haf Per Cent
Hartford, New. London, Bedford, Ga diner.
Cheshire, Phenx Springfield, Augu .. Middle.
ton, Hallowsil & Augusta. sAgry r.. sidrnl !
Lincoln, Waserville, Northsmr on. Coos, Bah,
Concord, Pacific. Cas- inc, ksanebsc--at oss
per cent. $50
Tae Ne pol an Css linen, IRE said 10 have
added 10 per cent to the am 3un' Of sll du les.
French bu ser was sold IN lac E,.glish island
OF Jersey. near the coast of France, June 8. for
ID (abuut thirteen cen.s) pes 10.
David Wilson. of POI William, Gelatin Co.
K..mucky. IS now 70 vesrs Of * --,e has h I'd
Cur wives. snd by tS IN for ,y-two ct,,idrtn. His
lies ehild il bu f6 years Younger Than himself.
'tils . vat hsd five CHI N al Two births in
aievs o mo- lis. Mr. Witson is native If Penn.
sylvanis, and supports hs a,,i, by ;sbou.
hrtract ofa iefte, from an .fmericen mer.
ehani, datea Lspe,hoof, May 81
Every species Of goods are very low
here, and vessels can be had for mere
Ing have engaged snip OF 800 tons,
Al COS. ior bale goods, 40 for hard ware,
and so ioi crates. British bottoms Of about
the same burdens, can bv hat. al from 10
1904. Tor a voyage t. Savannah and New.
Yok. ne american ships nsre are load.
ing, principally on owners' Account,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-04
Sale az .ducfio,7.

MILL BE SOLD, Tues'ay, the 10th day
w of this Month, at the late residence of Mrs
Susanna Coleman, dee. in Henrico County, near
the City Of llchmoni, tie whole of her person
Estate, consisting OF negroes, woman ami aboy .
horse, cart, &c. and the household and kitchen
furniture amongst which are some good fcsth,r
beds and furniture for the same and various Other
articles suitable for family use
The terms ofsale viii be, for alI sums Of $50
and above, SIX months credit will be allowed, III,
purchasers giving notes with approved endorsers
negotiable and PAYABLE at one of the R;ebosooi
Ranks and for all sums under $50, cash will BIZ
requ'red.
J he sale will be made undor the management
OF Nlesers. .HencUe, RoGinSo,, SS f'leasasus. anil
wiii take place at hour of i2 o'clock, \. NJ on
the day aforementioned.
JOHN w. PEASANTS, .qol,a'r
If Susanna Coiorqu. llor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-04

saved me that trouble. Yet there is one
circumstance more, which / think it neces
sary 70 notice. Mr.. Burke iusinu0te
that it is The =. MS. wish TO serve the Edi-
tor of one paper (the Enquirer) lich indu-
ees him to deliver ont the papers at night
This gentleman has marveliously breed
ing .fa,icy--adding 6ne assertion TO auoth
er. utterly deny his assertion, and dare
him to the proof. What Clerk has the
=. M. ever Instructed TO favor one Editor
more than another? Let INN produce a
certificate from that Clerk, or from any
other person, TO give the slightest shadow
OF truth to his allegation.
BY the way, he touches on this very
subject in the last Argus He says that in
his interview with the p. NJ. he " did not
deny the charge of partial,y-he only era
ded 1t. And yet this eUosiue gentleman
believed there was partially. AMI had not
the candour to declare it-teillng Mr.. Lun-
dy at the same time, that he did not sup
pose, he (the chicf clerk would use par
TALLY in the Office"
Eheu Jam salts IL am tired, and so
mustyou be.-I will not denv, that there
have been some causes Of complaint. as the
L. Master ad mits but, | trust | may
pledge myself to you, that new arrange
ments are now made, and that all com
plants will henceforth be done away-In
his name, though without his knowledge,
address myself TO your liberal judgments.
But, to those who will be contented with
nothing but the dismissal of an honorable
man--to those, who would unnecessarily
wound his feelings, whether they play Their
antics before the curtain, or play the wires
behind the scenes--to them l frankly say,
" Cease, vlpers, cease, you gnaw file"
A FRIEND.
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rIRGINLa LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
Secretary IF Stafe.
RICHMOND, (vA.l JANUARY !.
Mondap, Lanuarp 1.

4HOHdGy, 0"nudTy L.
Engrossed bills" Concerning Elisha
ChriStian"--"C Concerning Austin Broken
brough"-" Concerning Francis smith,
Adding 70 the name Of Josiah Cowper the
surname of Parker" Concerning John
II. Hyde and Cyrus Hyde'-wcre seye-
rally read a Sd time ana passed.
The {. of X. and /. N. made re-
ports in favor of establishing Turnpike
Road from Manchester to Petersburg
and of Incorporating company to open
the navigation of the Occoquan and its
branches.
a Communication was received from
the Governor. in compliance with the re-
solution Of the 10Th inst.--stating that no
pains had been spared by his predecessor
or himself to obtain the Is honorary
Swords, which had been voted by the Lee
gisature to naval and military officers
that g from the difficulty of having the
work executed here" the Swords were
directed to be made in Philadelphia-that
two have been received, and the rest are
daily expected.
Tuesday, January Q.
On motion of Mr. Bowyer leave was
granted to bring Bill " To amend an
Act, concerning granting Appeals from
DEGREES in Chancery, passed the 29th Of
Nov. 1894"
On molten Of Mr. Bryce, leave was Civ
en- to bring in Bill To amend an Act,
entitled, An act declaring the law in ca
ses of Discounts End Offsets"
On motion Of Mr. Anderson (of Angus
ta,) leave was gwen TO bring in Bill res
spr citing mills, mill dams, and other OBJ
struciiOns to watef-courses.
mo ion was made by Mr.. Heath (of
Prince Wiliam,) that the House do come
to the following Resolution:
NesolUed, that the argument agreed TO
be heard at the bar Of his House by the
Committee Of the Trustees for the Thcolo
glcal Seminary on this day, be postponed
until the 25ih day Of january.
The reason assigned for { g delay, was,
that one Of the Committee (Mr. Wirt) was
at Washington on public business. Mr..
Hill was not in this city, the third (Mr.
John II. Rice) was considerably indspos-
ed.
The saiG Resolution was lost--Mr. Dod-
bridge then moved a resolution to postpone
The argument until the oath, which was also
lost
At y o'clock, Mr.. Rice appeared at the
bar of the House--when the Resolution of
the 6. off and G.. vo.ing reasonable the
petition OF the Trustees, was taken I'D.
Mr.. Baker (of Cumberland) moved TO
strike ont the words % is reasonable" aud
insert be rejected
Which motion, Mr.. Rice opposed lie
spoke considerable time, and attempted
20 answer all the objections which might
be urged agsns. the Petition. -~Hc stated
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-04

E1Y Virtue Ola Deed Of Trust executed 70 ps
I , by James Cooke, Of the County OF Powbo,on.
dsied the first Day Of October, 1919, and recorded
IN The County Court OF Powhatan, for tie purpose
of securing the payment Of certain sun Of no
ney therein mentioned to john Swann; VIII be
exposed to sale, the premises, At putIe auef;ou
Tor ready money, on Thursday, ihe fourth dor ~.
April next, the TRACT OF LAND, in the said
county OF Powhatan, on which ths said CoekeI lately
resided. containing 500 acres---Aiso ,,,,d.
SLAVES, ramed IN the said deed, or 50 n,nel, or
the said Land, or so many OF The said Slaves as n,,v
be sufficient to discharge the sun due stthc Inn. ~
The sale, including the expeuces of such sale. Tie
hlie vested IN the Trustees viii be conveyed to the
purchaser or purchasers, b.
THE TRUSTEES,
Jsuuary 4. z4.tjs