Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-31
They have the best wishes Of cul citizens

They have the best wishes OF cui citizeas
with them. -.--
VALUABLE RECIPE,
For extracting poison from the wound oil
alusty nail.
Take bean, and after splitting it, ap.
ply one half (fat side) to the wound, bind
il on, let it remain until it comes oil OF
itself, aud the poison will be extracted,
and the wound healed.
EXPERIENCE.
Our correspondent speaks only OF a
property of the DRY BEAN. We are in.
formed that in its green state also, the
bean possesses valuable qualities /; by
rubbing it upon the common wart, the
juice will more certainly and speedily e.
radicats it, than any process OF witch
craft ever practised.
.Hswart Messenger.
SUDDEN AND MELANCHOLY DEATH.
We read, .ays the Baltimore Federal
ReppbI'n, Of battles wi bout any peculiar
emotion and observe the lists OF the
diving and Of The dead scored up in the
official accounts OF human slaughter and
of carnage, with more indifference than
we would take d solitary rambie through
a church yard and read the inscriptions
on the grnve-stones but who can read
with such Gallons indifference the :O!!ow-
ing extract from the Cincinnati Gazette !:
nlED, on the evening Of the 22d
ult. Miss ELviRA COOPER, s,ep-'!augh-
ter OF William Lemon, esq. OF this town.
The time and manner Of this you; < la
dy's decease. we're peculiarly awful ard
affecting. 1t was to have been her we'd
ding night she had retired to her room
to dress, apparently in perfect health, and
in less than fifteen minutes she was dis
covered to be corpse BY her sister, who
entered the room to assist her in dress
ing. By hi, time the friends had begun
to assemble to witness the nuptial cere.
mony but alas, how changed the scene!
She was a wemsn Of delicate frame and
il is supposed her sudden death was &C.
casioned by fa,nting IN cold room, that
her blood chilled and stagnaicd before
any relief could be Afforded. IL is p:o-
bable il ny person had been in the room
with her, she might have been revived"
From the Boston DAILY 3irertissr.
Mr.. Hooper Of the Exchange Coffee
House Reading Roum has obliged US by
the loan of the London Courier, of Oct.
25th, with Lloyd's List Of the oath, aud
Dublin papers to the 18th. The latest
paper is nearly filed with report Of the
trial Of Jeremiah Brandith, called the
Nottingham Captain, for Treason, he
having been concerned in the riot of June
9. He was found guilty, as were thee
subsequently tried, the last of whom was
recommended to mercy. Three other
prisoners withdrew tkeir plea Of not
guilty at the suggestion Of the solicitor,
and with the convict recommended to
mercy, were sentenced to transportation,
Mr.. Cross, one of the counsel for the pri-
soners, made the following allusion to
Nj. Cobbett:
SAT that period, he said, there wss
class of men, far different from the un-
coRspiratOrs, of whom the pri-
soner was stated TO be a member; these
n en- lost no opportunity-wickedly. art
fully, and with the worst designs, of in
stiliing into the minds Of the poor ha-
tired Of the government of the country,
which they took occasion to assert was
the sole cause Of the mlseries and priva-
tons which existed. To one Of these
men he could not but allude-he meant
the individual who sent into the world
an address to the journeymen aud labor
ing classes of this country. This dia-
bolical publication was sent forth at a
period when distress was most prevalent,
and was followed up by others not less
1etestable aud atrocious. He here read
some of the advertisements from Cob
belts publication, in which it was stated
that 44, 900 OF certain number had been
sold. Why such poison was sulfe ed to
be circulated with IMMUNITY, he could not
but ask his majesty's attorney general,
and the magistracy of the country."
Charleston, Dec. "a.
VERY LATE FROM FRANCE.
We we're last evening politely favored
with Paris papers to The 7th November,