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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-10
10 be ilented,

And possession given on the 2.i.h March next,
That very valuable farm. lying on the naa
road leading from New Castle 10 Wilmington,
(withn Two miles OF the 'at,cr) cnn,an'ae 800
acres Of upland AMI marsh, ntw occupied By
Joseph Spencer. Apply to General NtHcktoa
i'm Wilmington, CT IL the subscriber IN New Casv
lie.
J. Il. Black,
Dec. As
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-10
Alta Meeting Of several Of the

Trustees appointed hv the General
Assembly to snper'i';end the EpucA-
TIoN of the POOR CHILDREN in
New Castle County,
II was Resolved, in order 10 make the
rru;rns Uniform, OF the names and NJ es
of those child1en in ,te respective hun
dreds, who Claim The benz fit OF the
Schooi Furd--- he i rus,ets of the res
pective hundreds are respectable invite /
10 attend a meeting at the house of John
Grow, i'll the Town of New Castle. on
Tuesday the Esd of December next, 1t
2 O'Clock, = NJ. and bring all their re-
turns with them.
Nov. 26--,23D
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-10
Ntzo Establishment at The
Old Stand.


The subscriber having leased that large
and commudious establishment lately e..
recied by Mr.. Samuel Groome, in the
town of Easton, with the view Of keep
ing a
House of Entertainment
for travellers and boarders, and gentlemen
whose business or pleasure may call
them to town; and having furnished the
house in handsome style, and provided
himself with the choisest Liquors, and
careful and attentive servants, and being
determined to provide the best Of provi-
sions that the different seasons afford, to-
gether with his own exertions to give
satisfac lion, he hopes will insure him q
portion OF public patronage Attached
to the establishment are very extensive
stables, which shall al all times be iur.
nished with the best of proyender, and
attended By careful oslltrs
| Select parties can al all times be fur
nished with private rooms aid the 0es
entertai1l1
The Public's obedient servant,
Jesse Shelter.
| Nov 226t
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-10

Wilmington, Nov. % at
az 1 tlE subscriber wishes to inform his
friends and the public in general that he
has now commenced and intends Keeping
complete LIVERY STABLE, in the
town of Smyrna. He assures all those
who may be pleased to favor him witt,
modated wth good and geuieel horses,
and every mark of attention which is
due to such an establishment,
William layton.
Smyrna, Sept. Poet. lot.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-10
ID. flol'sey,
l.. NlsLaile.

Wilmington, Nov. 26-at
k-TT The editors Of The Frermans'
Journal win publish the abo, for one
week and send their account to this OF
flee tor collection.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-10
Assignment.

NOTICE is hereby given, tha. rho.
mas NJ Dowell,o " ilmlnglon, merchant,
did on the 22d Of the present month make
an assignment to the subsc rihers, for the
benefit OF his creditors, upon the terms
therein mentiuH ID, OF all his household
goods, stock in trade, debts, and other
property.-A persons indebted 10 the
said Thomas MDowell are therefore re-
qucsied to make immediate pay ment, *
those having demands asairst hun, to
present their claims TO the subscribers,
Samuel M.U07relt e.
Collins Denny,
Assignees-
Wilmington, Nov, 2S-4t
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-10

SO ccebTdttd among TIC fasI0f1bt throughout Eur0pc
an Invaluable Cosmetic perfectly innocent aud safe, free
from corrosive and epellcnt minerals he basi Of other To-
rions ADD Of unparalleled efficacy in rmoving Deishes of
the face and skin reckes, pnpes. nmmatory redness
The Persian Lotion operates mildly, without impeding the
natural insensic erspatio which is essential health
yetts effects speedy and permanent rendering the skin
delicately soft and smooth and improving decomposition
IHE u Il III IGK LIP SII Z
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-12-10

Dec. Aim,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-13

tie course Of he nex' yea at Mannheim,
for the purpose OF eomiEg 20 determine
ton respecting the army of occupation
/. ia F aacc.
The plague has made its appearance
in ConstanriHOp!e, anu at Pea and Ba-
iqkdcra. The al ishtsd inhabitants pre-.
cipitl ely abandon their bou.cs. Ten
persons IN the suite OF the Grand Vlzier
have died.
Accounts from ST. Petersburg, SEPT 9,
state that the harvest is most abupdaat
in almost all the pros!Eces Of the Russian
empire. The ncw loan for dIIniui ,hiug
the psper cul rercy was very successful.
aud b,ings to Petersburg MT h foreisn
CapitGl.
Mr.. Alderman Smith has been chosen
lord mayor OF London.
Several captures of Spanish vessels
have been made Oh the Spaai,h coast by
lasu gent pyiyateers.
London. Oct.7.
Tas FgndS. This m9ruins csnsuls o.
peqei at 81 rs for the account, and at
IL o'clock the commissioners for the re-
dGction OF the nationsl deb. were sccur-
eI at 81 IS by the jobbe,s. So coufi-
dent are the monied men of another con-
side,a lie advance, that Policies we're this
m RING opened that consOls would be
done at 81 on ur before the November sc-
count. India bonds were this morning
atIll pr. and excheque, bills SO pr.
IL is asserted in lie German papers,
as rumor, that Hamburg is wiling to
nav an annual sun Of 100000 marks
banco to Englaud for the protection OF its
,rade IN the Mediterranean. 1t IS also
mentioned that Russia is endeavOring to
obtain irom the difTereGt powers OF Eu-
! rope f,rma! convention. prohibiting 'be
subjects of any state FROM assisting the
South American insurgents with arms,
ammunition &c. 10 this proposition, it
is alleged, England objects, being deter
mined to maintain rigid neutrality be-
tween Spain and her provinces. Tie
manners aud customs Of The English PEE
vail in Russia. The whole Russian Amy
is dressed in English cloth.
Az The Corn Exchange. London, Oct.
6, wheat met really sale OF g. a quar-
ter advance, Fine -four IS to S0S.a sack.
Liverpool, Oct. Z.
Ar. Hammer, P,llard, Richmond; Pa
nepea, C.abuec, alexandria.
Plymouth, Oehl.
Passed up the Channel, American big
Gen. stark, Coffin, from Alexandria for
RNrtardam.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-13
Notice.

VEv',G Subscriber hath obtained from
the t,rpaans' Court of Charles coua-
ty Maryland. letters OF administration oil
lie estate of john II. TrS. Mitchell, la;c
Of said county deceased: All persons
h.vicg claims against SAID deceased are
hersoy warued 10 exhibit their ccoantS
legally authenticated, on or before the
sccual dsy OF May rext; otherwise they
NAV by law be excluded from all eenehs
ot said estate. Those WHO are indebted
I, TIE estate are requested 10 make lmme-
date payment. Ggyea uadeC my hand,
thus second day Of Noyeaber, lsi7,
MARY a. MITCHELL, Adn'%
November Is EisfaS"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-13
BY last Eyeping's Mail.
NSNNNN>NN>>N>NN>NN
Na,o- FORK, N1r. 10.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The editors of the GaZe te announce,
with pleasure, the arrival of the ship Ma
~, capt Duplex, in so days from Liver
pool, bringing Losdon papers to the s h
~. These, with Liverpool papers OF ST.
miiar date, afford the following articles.
English storks-lnnd0n Oct. rs per
cent. CunScls 81 rs 80 !-2--COnsols Tor
account. s. L.
French >tncks-Paris, Oct. SIS per
cents 65G 4Oc.
Paris papers to the 4th Oct. were re-
reised in London. The Nonit'ur con-
tanned rOyal ordnance, for the assem-
bling Of the chambers on the 9Th OF Nov.
The trial Of persons charged with beng
imPEcatedin the conspiracy of l,Epi' gle
Nerve, still cnatinued Il was stated IN
Paris, that the arS,y Of the south IN Rus
s;a, Iader scu. BenningSen, which vas
20 have been Dispersed in cantohmeatS.
is according to a new order, 70 remain in
Ii; present state. The London editor
taaS premises, that Ibis measure was pre-
badly intended 10 suPptr the demands
Of Russia at Constantlnople, Tor satisiac
ton respecting the execution Of CZerny
Geo yes. The Count de Chabroi, ap-
painted uaaer secretary of state IL the
miaIstry It the in,erier, had arrived in
t0U>, to enter on HIS new tunctjnnS.-
C'aHt de Lezayis appniated project OF
Inc DEPARTMENT Of Rnme and the Coaat
A.lCn'tse, protect Ol laa SaNme.
ne aI,ca sOYeGeigns were 70 meet IN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-13
Spanish Hides, &c.

SpauiSh Hides, &C.
FViiE subscriber has for sale On rea-
4 snnable terms
500 Spanish hides of good quality
40 barrels tanners oil
10 do sPcrmacetl, winter and
summer strained
20 hhds Barbados sugar, good qy'
90 do 81 quality
50 ito 81 quality do
81 hhds prime retailing mo!as'es
soGp lbs green coffee
1850 bushels Turks Island salt
1899 do ground allan
100 barrels well cured herrinss, ft
for family u,e.-Applv to
MO2DECAI MILLER.
November IS hstutm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-13
Mr.. BONDS
Account Of Botany Bay, &c.
Price One UnlLnr.


EN- consequence Of the absolutely m!
procedented orders for copies of til.
publication, Sixth Edition has recently
been Published, 70 be had only Of the
learned Author in person. 10 prevent
trouble, the mopey must he paid at the
time OF ordering the above celebrated
Work.
Names Of those WHO have ordered CO.
pies Prince Regent, Duke If York,
Duke Of Kent, Duke Of SUSSEX, Duke #
Cambridge, Duke Of Devonshire, duke O.
Newcastle, Duke of Argyle, Marquis f
Northampton, Marqhis Thomond, Mar
Qais Of DONEGAL, Marquis of Tweedale,
Lord Annesley; Lord Cahr, Lord Mayo,
Lord Nurthland, Lord Litford, Lord Fin
gaI, Lord Lake, Lord Glcnbervie, Lo.d
Gtentworth, Lord Glasgow, Lord Ban
try, Ba, on Graham, Baron Hotham, BIZ
shop of Salisbury, Bishop of Doublin,
Her Majesty, Princess Elizabeth, Du-
chess Of York, Duchess Of Dcvcnstire3
Dowager Duchess of Rutland, Dpwager
Lady de Clifford, Lady Weiingtons
Dowascr Countess Liverpool, etc.
Georgetown: Printed by II. B. Bla-
grove. -.--.-..- = Nov. 1l-5*
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-13
Phineas Janney

Which, with the iron he has in store,
makes his assortment very complete
viz: fat bars, from to 6 inches Wild,
and from ! to /! inches thick. amongst
this is large propoIt'nn Of bcaul'u!ly
drawn tire iron, square bars from 10 4
inches, ,ound do from to Ia !nche''
plough plates, 5 different sizes; also, a
i.w tons Of SWEDISH STEEL, OF ex
nth ma. Ii tuths7t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-13

,-,s,., said tllat the articles found
E;a belonged to his wife.
W, Alderman Cox. the Sitting
u,.;[va,e, asked him ii she was pre-
The prisoner after looking round
,nc,. said sic was. She was &C
.!,,,..,'y called.
10 tie great surprise Of those pre-
..t. A most beautiful girl, not more
IAN rs wears Of age appeared, dres-
a m the mast fashionable attire.
One ., the officers SAID she was not
4 Il, prisoners wife, he only cOhabited
| "a her. He had handoned his wife.
The prisoner said. that he did not
ain, any disgrace could attach to him
r abandoning is wife. He did not
55il until she had ruined him.
Tie Alderman--BecauSe she was
,,rr ruin YOU are determined to ruin
!, yorns womar. Pray, Madam,
,ha. is Your name!
My name is that necessary give
ne piece of paper and pen and ink.
alll write it. Being accommodated
,.e wrote Isabella MCLEAN.
She Aldrrma.i-llaNe YOU got pa
RMS:
Pagents! Yes YOU mean father and
pn;her, thcy are living.
The Alderman-Where do they re-
sidel
Reside is that necessary to be dis
C..oseGl in Edinburgh.
The Aldcrman-That is u large
p.atJ ; in What street?
Street. il YOU must know-PrInce's
street.
The Alderman-How long have
You been in London /?
Ia London! two years.
The Al!crman-Nhat brought you
TO London?
To LGHdOnl my business to be sure.
Tie .Ndcrman-WhGt i. your hiIsi-
ness
\ milliner.
The would advise YOU
To 90 back TO Scotland.
Indeed am The best judge Of that.
] will 81 0heH It suits my convent
rnce.
The Aldcrman-Where do you re-
side at present!
At present! l have answered all
your other questions, but must decline
answering tais.
The AldeTman-Whatd TO you k'lpT
Of the articles found un the Prisoner :
They arc mine.
The A!derman-HOw did they come
in his possession.
You mus; kuuw that tee We had
some words last night, and he took
them aud he said he would pledge
them.
The Waterman said tie tippet was
IN aR unfinished state.
Witness. Unfinished state. YOU fool!
every PERSON knows that they wash,
and thai it is necessary to take the Ii
ming out fOr that purpose. am sure
The Magistrate is sufficiently CONVEX
SAINT In ladies' dresses to know that.
The worthy Magistrate lamented
that . young a creature should be
loot IL all sense Of shame. From her
Eippamcy that day, and her general
bciayiour, he MAS afraid if she did
mt rciUrm and go to her parents, that
The next time she came before ma
sistrate, it wsuld be as a prisoner.
Wituess-l thank you for your adj
vie, and also fer your prophecy but
sslievc me you shall not be true pro-
phrt if can help it. As to gpins
home to my parents, that is family
affair, and strangers have no right to
PRIV into The secrets of families.
The prisoner was then discharged.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-13
IL @ - q - @~~
HIGHE s.
10000 @aSues.
$4,000 @laov,.
5000 @SNee.
& 10000 80 d o&.,.
1900 @aNa,,.
1900 @&lu,,.
5000 GSNr,s,
HIGHEST
CoHEN:s LOTTERY EXCHANGE. OFFICE,

49, .NoyEMsER 6. 1917. :
u
published showing the fixed for The
cuar days With the stationary premiums viii be warded having been d
ernined allow space between each with
uuy their small
aud days. which days the Capitals Of Fifty Thousand and One
Hundred Thousand Dollars will he drawn.
THE DRAWING BEGINS
GOTH NovEMBERC
drawing Nov s6Ihe 6 drawn will be entitled
Iuesday,-Dec "a rawn Nos will be each entitled $500
will
ruesday--S-std will entitled $4,000
first will be
--lS- dran number will be emitted $4,000
drawn Nos. will be entitled
oh drawn number will be cnited $4,000
Oh Ihursdt lanuay1 a.., ,,h.. mil, Ia
NNew-Years "'"' " '""''0' o0';'''
and Wednesday, 7S days after which time all the Prizes
become pa The Office o the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-13
.Sales al ANction.
BY JOHN DICKSON q CO.

THIS Gay, at 8 ?. NJ.
vii. be sold at the auction room Union-
street, without reserve. and in lots 10
suit purchasers
Il bes, gentIemen's saddles, with
hard plate EpgIi,h s;it;ups complete.
II best briaIcs. plate bits.
90 low priced saddle.
10 dozen l"w priced brides.
set superb carriage harness.
2" bes, dated gig DO.
/" gilt 40.
. IS block JapaD'd.
November Is . ...
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-13

THIS DAY, at II O'clock, will be sold,
at Ramsas's wharf, opposite 10 Cock
and Clare. siOre,.
kSs Tie schr SPARROW, bur.
EEtxssSs then as tons, in good o. der.
SsssSs.; lie ms vii be msde known at
T the tine aGd place Of sale. .
November IS .
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-13
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
an Friday next at half past S o'clock,
W will be sold, on Deans wharf, with
out reserve, for the benefit Of those GEN.
cerped--
90 Mds M4scovado Sugars,
of good quality. Terms made Known at
place OF sale. - : .,,..t,..
P. G. MARSTELLER.
November IS .,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-13

auA lUr SAFE ny
BaRNEWALL & PCPHAM,
Merchants Wharf.
IN STORE,
so hhds. LIST quality Antigua :
rs do. New Orleans | 9
81 do. Barbados =
so barrels Calcutta e.
IS chests imperial 4 gunPowder teas
90 sweet oil $50 TASKS EACH
9 boxes English pine apple cheese
10 hhds bright molasses
10 half pipes choice L. 7. NADIA wine
Casks German scythes
London brown stout
Barrels g>auber salts
Casks 6iberts
Havana sesars in quarter boxes, &c.
November / tuths5w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-24
Feb S
Null ICE

The subscriber intending to remave
from this place in short time, requests
all those indebted to him BY bond, ncte
or open account, to come forward 4. set
tie them up to first of January 1917
He will dispose OF the Houses & Lots
he DOW occupies, and possession given
the 18th October next The dwelling
house is calculated for the accommoda-
ton Of a family. with all the necessary
out houses, and a very productive gar
den. subject to a small ground nt--the
stand for retailing goods, or purchase Of
produce, is inferior to none in town.
Il is deemed unnecessary togise mere
minute description, as it is presumed
hose wishing to purchase will view the
premises.
He will also sell quarter acre lot
land Dwelling House thereon, near the
court house.
The above property will bedisbs.ed
Of on accommodating terms to those wish
ing to purchase.
GEORGE SMITH.
Bumfries, January Ir--l6 e"t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-24

land. Notwithstanding which the peo.
pie Of Italy were reduced to the
greatest imaginable distress. and at
Leghorn. the inhabitants were daily
'perishing with hunger.
ALso-Ship Missouri. Hart, as
DAYS from N. Orleans. bound to Bal
'timore, cargo Flour. Of Cape Hat.
teras, experienced a severe gale
from the nsrthward. Passengers
.Doet. John Randolph. Mr.. M'Car-
ty, Mr.. Haugh, Mr. Thomas, Mr..
Candor. Miss Young and two French
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-24
Bosros, February Is.
pREhDFUL ACCIDENT.

A letter received here yesterday from
Bristol, Maine, dated 9TH inst. says
:. One of the most distressing occurren.
ces took place in the town Of Jefferson,
last night, that was ever known in this
district, The dwelling OF MIR. Wm
Wbitehouse was consumed BY fire. with
Its uhsle contents, furniture, bedding.
and what is nest distressing, himself,
wife and three children, peri,hed in the
flames Mrs. whitehou,e had been
con6ned tour days in childbed. Herself
and Infant slept 10 one bed in the same
room. Nj. Whitehouse in another room
with two other children, and the sister Of
Mrs. Whtehouse slept in another depart.
ment. From the information obtained
from the surviving children and woman,
lit seems Mr.. Whitehouse, discovering the
house to be on FIRE, caught the two chill.
dren that were with him aud the tire W
out in the snow, and being almost SUI.
cated with smoke, ran out at the door to
recover breath then returned q caught
Ibis wife's sister and threw her out OF a
window OF the lower apartment, who wa.
liusensible Of her situation until awakened
out doors. He then attempted to rescue
! his wife and other children, but persisted
lin the attempt. Alter the house wa
consumed. there was nothing OF the re-
mains of the three children t, be disco
lvsred, but part of the bones of Mr.. and
Mrs. WhitehOHse wee Seen, aud Iron
the position they were 10 it would appear
she had gotten out Of bed and was neal
the doar that led TO the entry. He IN
'ldoub'edly was smothered before he could
reach the room where his wife aud chill
'idren were. 1t is supposed by many,
THAT the ERE caught by ashes being dePo
sited in wooden box--4my opinion how
lever, is thai there was a fire left burning
lin the sick womaH's apattmeot. aud that
a brand Tell opt on the flsor. 1h's ough'
to serve as solemn warning to all M,
to take up ashes in woosien vessels, mol
Ia leave fires burning without some per
snn to watch them"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-24

III throughout, that has been known
in albany fer is years. The e9ld
Friday on the nth Jan. 1919, The
Mercury was only 6 degrees below .,
in the middle Of the day, which was
4 1z degrees warmer than IL was
Yesterday. The wind vas very high
during The Whole day, blowing from
the North West. Iudeed the weather
was so intensely cold. that few per
sons ventured out % transact bust
hes, and many travellers who reach.
ed the city were more orless frozen.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-24
PlUL's
Patent I. olun;5ian Oh.

In respect to which the fo!Fi"'e' %.
serves -
HvIsHE great sc'cs of tie co'rn'si'u
Oil, since 1t las beer btoush.
before the public, prove its 'r'Tnslc va
lue, and is a pleasing fcrebo'a"e ~ N'at
we have to expect i;on ais hne't c1!e'-
sivs circulation.
Many interestirg certaea'cs might be
furnished. testifyiUS 70 .hr ::'N r@'nr ct
the Columbian Oil, but we have prefer
red giving but few. wishing |" ;e'' n.ere
on the merits Of the medicine, rhaa on
the effects produced by certificates i'om
a source however respectable.
The following are among the conif'a'a''
in which the Columbian Oil has ban
found very effcacioas, viz. rheuna'is@i.
consumption, ssst, pains in any pat H
the body, but more particularly. "i e
back and breast asthma. fh.hisic, "a
fluenza, colds, coughs, whocpirs couss'ls,
diseases of the eye and eye lids, t"oth'
ache, ear ache. ami deafpess, cho''e,
cramps. external and internal bruises,
sprains and aesh wounds. old .mes. u
GERS, feloas, scalds. burns. muurs, cy..
scntsry or FAX, croop. quincy, dlar'1
ar lax, summer complaint OF chlldren'
Indigestion, loss Of appetite. nervous d.
bility, piles, mercurial diseases, espeeel-
ally in those cases where the system has
been charged with mercury fos some cen-
siderable time, and iu thase excruciaing
pains subsequent 70 its ton great use ard
exposure. Herpes, or diseases Of the
shin, such as ring worms. letters, scaid
head, &c. stiffness Of joints aud limbs,
palsy: sgue and fever, cholera mrrbus,
gravel, gleetss, obstructed urine. scaryg,
and in almost oil cases Of general or IT,.
cal nature.
We are aware that in recommending 4
medicine in SO many diseases. the public,
especially those who have not used the
oil, may be Induced to question i's VII.
tues but disposition Of this nature vii!
soon be dissipated, when they are inform.
ed that great proportion OF the diseases
are ewing TO the same general sause.-
And in those cases where the diseases
differ materially in their nature, the ell
fects produced. are nearly the same, al
though not on the same principle.
A supply Of the above just received
and FIR sale by RICHARD II. LIIi.Es
Druggist, King street.
O.N Hi.hD,
Best Spanish Segars, and prime chew
ing Tobacco.
February II laa9T
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-24
A Neat Commitment.

Mr. Henry Erskine, celebrated iar bis
elegant repartee, Ibeins in company with
the beautiful Duchess of Gordon. asked
her, Are we never again to enjoy tine
pleasure of yosr Traces society in Edin'
burg :" 'Oh !! said she, EliGbu,g is q
vile place. ! hate it, Madam replied
the gallant Barrister, the Sun might a,
well say, this is vile dark morning
wont rise to day."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-24
Orphans Court,
County,

Alexandria County,
Feb. Term. 1877.
Ordered, That the executors OF John
Nav. deceased, dc insert the usual ad
yertisement three times a week Tor fou'
weeks in the Alexandria newspapers
Copy--Tsst, ,,,
This il. to Cite Notice
That the subscribers. Of AlcIandris
county. in the district OF Columbia, have
obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters ,estamentary on the estate
of John May, late Of said county deed
All persons having claims ahainst the
said decedent, are hereby warned to es.
hibit the same with the vouchers thereof,
passed by the Orphans Court, to the sub
scriber, on or before the 10th day Of Au'
gust next, or they may by law be ex-
Guided from all benefit to said estate
and those indebted thereto are requi ed
% make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this 10th day
,t February, 1917.
David Ross,
Jonah Isabel,
Executors Of John May.
Fob 10 ce4w