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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-31

Public Sale.

m p1rsuance of power ut attorney
irnm Sir. John Muir, OF London, to
toe snbsc.iher, will be expased Ia sale,
At prh'ic auction. t. the highest bidder,
on the 25th day Of November next,
5 Lots Of Ground,
situated on Dake and Pitt stfeets, near
the residenc, of Mr.. Thomas Janney.-
The title is indispntablc! sand the terms
will be made known on the day OF sale.
Wa. HERBERT,
Attorney for John Muir.
october 4
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HO,tinG Cloths.

TIME subscriber has this day receir-
eel, large and elegantl assort-
ment Of Boiling Cloths, ola superlorqua'
lily, which will be offered for sale at the
store OF Messrs. Butts & Cawood, King
street, Alex'a, where he intesds keeping
a complete assortmentin FUTURE.
Sent, 6 AMOS ALEXANDER.
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For Rent,

TaMhT large and convenient " AKt'-
{ HOUSE, sn Kirg-sheet, ncac the
store occupied by the subscribers. The
terms will be made accommodating. I'm
m.Liate possession can be had.
Oct. 6 II. & J. VAUDEVILLE
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Bank of the Valley.
sept. 10

TNaE commissioners appointed 5y The
last legislature Of Virginia, to re.
ceiye subscriptions for the stock Of the
Bank of the Valley. in Winchester, taks
this opportunity to inform the public that
they will attend for that purpose on the
first day Of November next, and for ten
days in succession, in the banking room
Of the Bank of Winchester, in Virginia.
Books Of subscription will :Iso be OPEN
ed on the same day, and continued open
the same time, under the superintendent
of the commissioners appointed tor that
purpose, at the following places, viz: In
the towns Of Martinsbnrg Charlestown.
Romney, Moorefield, Woodstock, Lees
burg, and Warrenton.
Those Who wish information reSpect
ing the details or provisions Of the char
RS are referred 10 The act Of incorPora-
ton. which i, contained in the last acts
Of the legislature Of this state, and in the
possession of eyesy magistrate.
The capital stock is divided into share
of one hundred dollars, ard made paya
BILE in FIVE iDsialments Of twenty dol!ars
each. The fl-st at the tine Of subscrib-
inr, and the remaining four on the first
lay OF January, March, May, and Jsly
next.
David Ridgway, Robert Il. White,
William Dawson, Joseph Tidbali,
John Mackey, Edward M'Guire,
Thomas Cramer, Daniel Gold,
Daniel Overaker, Lewis HUf,
Simon Carson, John Bell, and
jared Williams, Joseph Sexton.
Alfred II. Powell,
Oct wti2thNov
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Kahn's seauinc Eue Water,

A sovereign remedy for all diseases
the eyes. whether the effect Of nat"rs
weakness or of accident.
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SALES At VENDUE.
On euery Tesfluy and friddy

WILL. BIZ SOLD,
II thc Yenduc Store, corner 81 tF'i''
and Water Streets,
Dr., Goods, Groce'1es, sc.
PARTICULARS of wlicil will be expressed IN
the bills OF the day.
" All kind Of goods waich are Cd
limitation and the prices OF which are ,
established, can at any time be we've"
md purchased at the lowest ii'nlfauoh
and prices. ,,r,,rpp
November d
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A Wet Nurse Wanted.

II NERAL wages will be given Tor a
IA we, nurse, VII, can come well re-
commended. Apply to the printer I'll the
Alexandria Gazette. Oct. 10
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Hahn's true g genuine CermGaCor'
PLASTER.

An iufallible remedy for corn:, speed
" removing them root AID branch, Wild
out giving any pain.
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Lees hfalibls .isus and Ferer Drops
For the cure Of agues, remittent aHs
intermitten; fevers.
r At the place Of sale pamphlets
may be bad gratis, describing cures per-
formed BY the above medicines; the num-
Der, Importance and responsibility I"
which. fully justify every article Of ''T
advertisement.
Sold only phclesals and retail, BY
JANIS KENNEDY T. SON
september &c EiDg-st. AleIaa''''
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Tooth .ache Drops.

The onlyremedy yet Uncovered uhlt'
gives immediate and lasting relief in the
most severe instances.
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New Publications. &c

New Publications, &c.
lust received and for sale BY the
% subscribers,
France, by lady Morgan
Harrington md Ormond, novel, by
Mis- Edgevorth
Comic Dramas, by do.
The Western Gazetteer, or Emigrant's
Directory
Walsh's American Register, vol. Ist
and Cd
Smiths Theory Of Moral Sentiments
Speeches on Sundry Occasions by
Charles Phillips, ESQ.
Bishop Andrews's Devotion,
Dcpping's Evening Entertainments for
the Instruction Of Young Persons
The Lament Of rasso, a poem, by lord
Byron
Bowditch's Navigator, new stereotype
edition
Bowditch's Coast Pilot
Airs of Palestine, by J. Pierpnnt, Esq
Nautical and other Aimanacs for 1918
JAMES KENNEDY q. SON.
October 81 mwftf
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h.a'i siN,. Tn SIX, with ineir
Cui,i. ;,.lHflaocc than twenty on the
qaar;c' Gcck. disabling as many more
--,hasc Via attempted to escape a.
I,nE ihe SmSWays towards the fore
ClS,it, were stabbed by the four IN
dams placed there, or forced into the
waste among the cattle, some volan-
tarily concCaiing themselves there
Same escaped up the maiu shrouds,
fore shrOuds anil boNsprit-all was
confusion. and these eleven Indians
possessed themselves Of the quarter
deck of tic Zip. and held peaceable
possession Tor some time, the officers
being incapable of forming any pro-
iect Tor supervising the. insyTrec ton.
II is true the yc!is 0f the Indians, the
Sroams OF the Wounded, and The con-
fused Glamour OF the crew. DC. filed
them with Imaginary tcrrors but
When they learned that the English,
whom they principally suspected. were
all safe below, and had net informed
Glrd IN the mutiny, they procured am
munition, loaded their pistols, set O.
pen the cabin door and fired among
the Indians. They had the good luck
To shoot Orcllana dead, on which his
faithful companions, abandoning all
thoughts Of further resistance. in
sta,nly lcapod into the sea. where
they every man persisted :.
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December 16
TnClnse a Concern.

TIME subscribers vii sell at auction,
on the premises, on Monday, 18th
instant, if not previously disposed Of, a
lease of three years and three months Of
their WHARF and YARD, with the re.
n,ainder of their stock Of LUMBER
ANY persons wishing to engage in this
hne OF business have it now in their pow
or 70 possess themselves Of convenient
situation, which has been occupied seYe-
raj wears for that purpose. The terms
arc liberal, which will be made known
at the Mace and tune of sale. Sale 10
commence at 5 o'clock. P. n.
WI. yEIICu 4 Co.
December s
~ The above sale is postponed un'il
F,IDAY next, at the same hour AMI
-,o,c. Dtcember 10,
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Courthouse Hotel.

Z EONARD ADAMS having removed
y 4 from the tavern formerly kept by
Richard Ross, and lately by John DAVIS,
on the Washington aud Baltimore road,
and having recently taken the house late
" kcp; by Mrs. Griffith, sign Of General
Washington, corner OF ST. PauI's. lane
and Chatham-street, Baltimore, is now
fitting up and furnishing the rooms al
considerable expense for The reception of
travellers. and bOarders, either by the
day, week, month or year, and viii be
ready to receive company by the 18th in-
slant.
Gentlemen can be accommodated with
private rooms--canvasback ducks, and
oysters Of the best, with every thing else
the market affords in their season. Those
who formerly called on him, he hopes will
continue their favors. lie so!icits the
patronage Of the public, and will leave
nothing undOne which may give satislac-
ton.
Baltimore, Dec. l6 st
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William True

NPlllldIll IuC
HNFORMS his customers and the pub-
lie, that he continues manufacturing
ladies' and gentlcmens' Boots, Shoes ard
dress Pumps, at his mandatory, in
King. street, next door to Messrs. Patton
u Butchers. Having received fresh
supply of Philadelphia stock, of superior
quality, (and employs the fl st rate work.
mem he presumes he shall be able to
please his customers, beth in style and
durability.
On hand, and kept constantly for sale,
large assortment OF gentlemens' first
quality Boots and Shoes, ladies' kid, mo
rocco and leather walking Shoes and
Slippers, misses and children's do.
Also, just received by The Active and
Economy, fresh supply Of northern
Shoes, Of various descriptions. Likewise,
for sale, Baltimore and Boston manufac-
turcd beaver, castor and kuapt Hats, pa.
tent water proof plush do. Halls pateAt
Rifles.
A quantity of Calf Skins
Morocco do.
Kid do.
Binding do.
Wholesale and retail.
December thstu
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Notice.

FHHE stockholders in the Little River
Il Turnpike Company will hold their
annual meeting at Jesse Browns Hotel,
10 the town of Alexandra, on the sccpnd
Monday in January, 1918, at which time
an Election will be held for President,
four Directors and Treasurer. 4 state
ment Of the accounts aud the proceed
ings of the present year, will be laid be-
fore the meeting. On the following day,
superintendent Of the road, and collec-
tors o. tolls at all the gates will be APP
pointed.
JONAH THOMPSON, Treas'r.
December ) fnwedJan
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Blu JOHN JACKSON e Co.

ON SATURDAY, at 10 A. NJ.
Will be sold at their Auction Rooms, u
nIon- street,
A general and very scassnable assert
ment of
British s. Domestic Dry Goods,
CONSISTING OF
l bale Sd, 6 a, y IA green, French,
grey and blue cloth table csycrs
l bale broadcloths
caSsimeres
l blue plains
l drab plains
white flannel
l Bennet's cord
1 twilled and plain bombazettes
Q 9-S and 4 brown Irish linens
domestic checks
chambray
And an extensive assortment Of a.
most every article in the dry coed line.
December Is
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SALEM Is NOTIFY cARoLINA.

Er,fGct IF letter from a gentleman
in Sdiem, ". Carolina, 10 his friend
IA Boston, dated sept. 10.
"From Lexington we travelled
through an interesting country, but
thiniy settled. to the Morayian town
of Salem. We were agrecably sur
prised az finding in the midst Of this
region Of forest, place combining
all the comforts and Conyeniences Of
rural life, It'll the air and Cmbellish-
ments of sea port. The town is
buiIt % brick, principally On one
street Of half Il mile in length, paved
and planted with trees or either side.
Here is large academy for the
education Of females, under the direC-
ton of the pastor and IL matr0Rs.
where they ale taught reading, wri-
ting and mathematics. the use OF the
Slobcs.nestle work OF all descriptions.
music and drawing. They attend
prayers in the church ~ separate
hours in the day, where they walk
in procession with their pastor and
matrons at their head, and are all Gres-
sed in the style peculiar to the Nora
yianS, Of plain robes and quaker caps,
and have quite novel and ilr;,sing
appearance. People send their dauga-
tcrs here from all parts of the South
err states. The price of Beard and
Tuition is very moderate. and great
attention is paid 10 the morals of the
pupils. We had an introduction to the
pastor, Who is reverend old gentle
man, afabic and pleasing in bis nan
ncrs. who very politely Showed us
through all the rooms OF the academy.
which are very extensive, and like
wise the church, which is spacious
and elegant ediECe, orramcmtcd with
q CloCs; and 4 large organ, said 70 DC
one of the best in the Unitcd States.
The church aud the academy, which
consists Of four large brick buildings,
four stories in height, are situated on
square in the centre Of the town,
planted with trees. aud interseCted by
line gravel walks. Here is brother
aud sister house, where all the single
Of both sexes eat and sleep: these are
extensive buildings, and four stories
in height.
4" This town is under the govern
ment of board OF directors, of which
their pastor is president, secretary
and treasurer, and common father
u the whole. The gains Of each in
dnidual arc thrown into the general
treasury, without its being Known
Tho Is the greatest contributor. Here
Is one ian, one shop of goods. and
one mechanical establishment OF each
aiua-and none Others are allowed.
They are curious in the manufacture
ola tiac description OF peters ware,
Salilrry, gloves, hosiery, &c. Mrs.
P.ocspaAe a pair Of gloves during our
larry here. which were executed IN =
Nyi5 Of workmanship which is rare
" cquslsrd ia Europe. 1t was with
reluctance We left this happy village,
Where tn thoughts and affections Of
4 lis inhabitants seem to be fixed upon
aaq,b.r %,.d i better world.
4 ".u thc bosom of retirement. secure
irom Tue ltmpcSts which aSitatc the
aora4, enjoying comPctercy. "hich
~ru gaijcnt Industry provides. and
VonoWy secures, they float Sc:cnc'y
'9DS isc trnujird stream ut lite. 10
'ae Ia, N ot eternal rest" Pa.iGdiGm
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

HSTAS stolen from nv farm, near A.
w Iexandri,, DARK BRINrLE
and WHITE OK. He is Of the buffalo
breed, white legs, white forehead, the
ears are also brinjie, resembling the CO.
Tor and texture Of the back, aud are mark
ed-the right with two Sits and crop,
and the LETT with hole and also crop:
he is about 6 OF 7 years old, in excellent
order, has been accustomed to the yoke,
is wild, scary, and shy, especially when
among strange cattle. As it is probable
he has been killed for beef, tie subscriber
requests that the tanners in this vicinity
would let her know il hide answering
the shove description should be offered
for sale.
The above reward will be given Cor
the thief and Ok, or Eve dollars for the
Ok only. MARY FENDALL.
December Is thstuSw
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Notice..

TNHERE will be a meeting Of the
stockholders of the Washington
aud Alexandria Turnpike Company, at
Browns Hotel, in the town OF Alexan-
dria, on the first Monday in next month,
for the purpose of electing five directors,
4 clerk and treasurer, to serve the en-
suing wear. BENZ. c. ASHTON,
December 16 Clerk
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For Sale.

fIyHAT large and conmcdious three
i story brick Dwelling House on King
street upper end At present occupied 10y
DR.. George F. Thornton For terms APP
ply tn WIN, HERBERT, Jun,
Naval W.
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John G. add & 20.

John u. Ladd & 20.
HAVE NOW LANDING,
AN PISCES Russia sheetlngs
~ so DO. ravens duck
~ bolts Russia duck
Ga bays Jamaica pimento
10 bHis American GIN
Sd bundles sugar loaf paper
ST pieces bandaua hdkts
SIS CASKS cut aails, assorted sizes
100 boxes mould candles
~ do dipped do
81 coils cordase
I bale hcps
4 bales ga0t skins
SO b4xss nr. I, 2 Il s chocolate
"a meats measures.
DtCcmbcr ID
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l'aper.

V1HE subscriber being about to remove
from Alexandria, has transferred
the agency for the sale Ofvarious kinds OF
paper to Mr.. AbJah Adams, Central
Wharf. Printers and others who have
heretofore received their supplies of this
article from me, are respectfully request
ell to call on MIR. Adams, where they will
fad general assortment OF printing pa
per, letter and cap, blue medium and
cap, paste board, band box, press and
wrapping paper, &c.
n- TO RENT, the Store at present
occupied by me, being first rate stand,
We Y conveniently fitted W, and in every
respect one OF the most desirable situa-
tons in town for the dry good business.
S. b. GODDARD.
December 16 st
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Steam Boat Rpporf,

The Washington got up yesterday al
5r, NJ. Saw nothing bound up. Passen-
ser, the Earl of SeIkirk, on his way ts
Montrea!, having been on a visit to hi.
possessions or Red River.
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,HENlHANDl

Schr Columbia. Lewis, cl. az Portland
4ih Iastaht, FOR alexandria.
= Planet, RackliFI, to s2il E.. Port
land for Alexandria 18Th.
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Fancy and Staple Goods

Fancy and Staple Goods
VEVIlE subscriber has just received and
il now opening lat the store la'esS
occupied by Mr.. John Withers general
assortment Of Fancy aud Staple Goods !;
which he will dispose OF on as reasonable
terms As can lie bad in the District, Tor
cash. THUS. IL. ADDlooN'
Deccnbsr is 81
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Notice.

A S the subscriber is about to decline
"a business, he offers to sell off his
present stock, consisting of Plated Cas-
tors aud CandIesticks, Of the best quail.
t.. Jewelry, &c. with variety OF other
articles, at reduced prices, by retail or
otherwise.
Persons having claims against the sub
scriber are requested to present them
GOr settlement.
JAMES b. PRESTON.
TTO LEI, the house | now 0Ccu-
py; possession may be had Immediately.
Dec l6. J.B. p.
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Sales at auction.
Is, p. G. .WARS1ELLER.
e. Raisirs, Wine, &c. %
at AUCTION.

THIS DAY, at 1ot A NJ.
VIII be sold at Merchants " harf, with
out receive, on a liberal credit,
The Cargo Of TIE sclr, Leopard,
Captain Herbert, from Marseillcs aLc
Malaga, consisting OF
1850 boxes muscatel and bloom raising
so quarter casks sweet Malaga wine
So cases sweet Frontignac wine
90 best capers
90 arcboves
so olives,
5000 lbs. iilberts
so boxes CASTLE soap
10 cases perlu'aery, washes, es-
sences, &c. &c.
cases paper hangings, plain and
elegant
cases ladies' and gcntleGen's um-
brellas
case ladies' Z gcn'lemen's sIove<
1900 reams writing and wrapping Pape'
600 marble slabs, and lew ciegaht
marbles
Q caset, containing pocket books
purses, suspenders aud snuR boxes
I case l.eshorp bonnets
500 lbs. dried citrOn
cases elegant clocks, with marble
gilt and alabaster columns
case mems shoes, assorted
ladies' . do.
l horse whips
l framed engravings
flower vases
Will be added to Thursdays sale, on
Merchants wharf,
hhds. first quality retailing molasses
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Ou ihlL ~ ~ ~
Will be sold at the Tendue Store, corner
of Prince aud Water streets,
9 bales superfine broadcloths
do CassiIneres
/ do plains
case corduroys
Irish linens
/ domestic cottons
| woolcn hosiery
Fhshings
Coat;ngs
Suanslown vestings
CalicoeS
India Iankeens
Gurrahs
Cambria, lenc, jaconct & book muslin
DO do. handkerchief
Silk and cotton hosiery
Kid, bucksk;n and beaver gloves
Silk and cotton lace
Sewing cations aud threads
! bale tickiiuburg
sackings, &c.
ALSO,
10 boxes German glass ware
~ Jays HlUtllo
S casks Goshen cheese
8 crates assorted quecnsware
fierce Scotch snuff
quarter casks Tenner!fe wine
Furniture, &c.
ALSO,
1000 felt blankets, suitable fer various
purposes other than bed clothing
Will be added to Fridays sale, witloat
reserve,
8 packages of British Dry Goods, con-
sistng Cf
Superfne broad cloths s. cassimSres
Ginghams
Brown linens
Cambrics
Cotton and silk shawls
Neck and rocket hantkerchieis
Mems aud wvneh's kid and beaver
gloves
Mems and wornen's cotton stockings
Irish linens
Vevets ard cords
Ribbons
Cotton shirtings
Plain aud leno musliRs
Pins, &c. &c.
p. 6. MARSTELLER, Auc,.
December Is St
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-09

macy Of temper; which, so far from
being an i'll symptom in children
might, by proper curbing and cul'
ture, be made to eventuate in manly
frmness of character.
The strife of mastery, as | said be-
fore, begins in the cradle. and. if moi
properly decided and settled there, il
will be full likely as years increase,
to appear in frightful shapes. Fol
the contentious OF little children, firsl
with their mothers, and afterwards
with one another, are the germin, as
il we're of the contentious Of grown
mep. which Gil the earth with violence
and blood.
Wherefore, nothing of human
means would perhaps so much con-
duce to the future peace and happi-
ness of mankind as To break children
betimcs f domineering spirit, and
to weave as it were into their tender
minds, sentiments and habits OF mu-
tual Difference, ci,ility ard benevo-
Ience. If it were generally made q
main part ofeducation. Gas it asst.
edly ought to be, of christian educa-
TOM to learn children to curb their
wills and to respect the rights and
feelings of enc another. an auSPl-
cious revolution in the 1ifairs OF hui
man kind might be reasonably ''ekrd
for "a new and happy era might
be expected when fighting and killing
shall not, as always hitherto, be the
main subject of the history OF nan;-
when the fame and rcnown OF men
shall be no longer built IN the dcstruc-
ton OF sheir fellow beings.
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From, the Same.
Congressional Representation

Congressional Representation.
We have often wished, in reading
the returns from our Sister States, to
have in ono view the entire represcn-
tations Of each State in the Congress
Of the United States, embracing those
who have been elected, those who are
changed. and the change in the point
of political comprehensive now do
unto others as we wish they should do
unto us. Having just received such
returns as enable us to complete the
list of representatives who have been
elected this spring to Congress, we
subjoin this list under the points of
view which we have stated.
I. District Of the Northern Week
VIM. Lee Ball, Republican in place
of gen. John T. Hungerfcrd, whose
political course has not been consider
ed steady by tho Republican Party.
3. District of Norfolk, S.c,-Thos.
Newton, rep. re elected, without OPP
position.
S. or Gloucester, Sc...Burwell Bas
sett, (R.) reelected, without opposi-
ton.
4. Of Southampton, S'c...Jamcs
Johnston, K. reelected without OPP
position.
5. of-RichmOHa, $c....John Tyler,
.. z. reelected.
6. OF Petersburg. Sc...Peterson
Goodwin. r. )rc.elected, without OPP
position.