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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-15
Description of Wo,1ns, and The a'
toms bu 1chich they are kR0ws

I'D
Worms which ipfest the human tf
are chiefly of four kinds viz.-The 4,
res or large round worm the Ascl
dos or small maw-worm the Cucuy
tina or short fiat white worm a!
lastly, the Tenia or tape-worm, so q
ed from it, resemblance to tape. RI
is often many va d. long and is full
Joints. Ii is mist hurttui anu most 4 |
cult to remove.
Among the symptoms attending We.
are--disagreeable breath, especially
the morning bad and corrupted guns
itching III the nose, and about the sea
commissions, epileptic fits, and sometul
priyation of speech; starting and grid
ing of the teeth in sleep ; irregular ap1I
lite. sometimes loathing food and soh,
times voracious purging with Shiny al
fstid stools vomiting; large and h,1
belly; pains and sickness at the s.
mach slow fever with small and
regular pulse: a dry cough; escesS-
thirst sometimes pale and unhealt.
countenance, and sometimes the "a
bloated and flushed.
Persons afflicted with any Of the aOO
symptoms should have Immediate !.
course to Hamiltsn's Worm Destroy
Lozenges, which have been constant
attended with success in all complaiE
similar to those above described.
A dose Of this medicine given ,ca
sionally during the warm season, will ,
tectuaily prevent the vomiting and p.
ging Of children-a dreadful disald.
which annually destroys thousands OF 1
infant part Of our Citizens. 1t is liSesi
the miidest and most CERTAIN reniet
xMown, anu has restored to health a
strength a great number wiIc1 in an a
yanced stage of this fatal complaint. P
ticular and plain instructions are CIV
Tor every part ofthe necessary treatmt
in such cases.
Children generally take this medic
WITH eagcrness having pleasing appe
ance. and an agreeable taste.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-15
-tesly
A. MOORE, Reg. Wills
Tbs Is to gre Notice,

IRIS IS 10 gre sNot'ce,
That the subscriber, Of Alexandria
county, in the District of Columbia, has
obtained from the orphans court of said
county letters OF administration on the
personal estate of WIN. PATTON, Jr.
late of said county. deceased. All per.
sons having claims against the said de-
ceden, are her eby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, passed
BY the orphans court, to the subscriber
on or before the 4th day Of March next
or they may by law be excluded from all
benefit to said estate; and those Indebted
thereto are required to make immediate
payment. Given under nv hand this
4th day Of September, 1917.
". HERBERT,
Admir-. of VIM. Patton, Jr,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-15
september 6
Orphans Court,

.alerandria County, Sspt'r. Term, 1917.
RDERED, that the administrator of
" WIN Patton, Jun. deceased, do in
sert the usual advertisement three times
a week foy six weeks in the Alexandria
newspaper.
A copy-test,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-15
september 4
Ornhans' Court,

.Re.randria County, .3ugast Term, 1917.
nRDERED that the administrator OF
~ Peter Piles, deceased, do insert the
usual advertisement three times week
for two weeks in the Alexandria news
papers.
A copy-test.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-15
HdMitt0n'S Essence and Eatract
Mustard.

A safe and etfectual remedy for rhel
matisms govt palsy sprains and brgiss'
white swellings old strains and relan
tons numbness and weakness OF the ned
pains of the side head ache .welIed Iaca
frozen limbo and every similar cOmpiair
It prevents chilblains or chopped hard
aud the i'll effects Of getting wet or dam
In the feet
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-15

pains of the side head ache -welIed iacs.s
frozen limbS and every similar cOmpiairI
II prevents chilblains or chopped hand;
aud the i'll effects Of getting wet or DAM
in the feet.
The Genuine Persian Lotion.
So celebrated among the fashionab.
Throughout. Europe, is az invaluable CO.,
metic, perfectly innocent and safe, ire.
from corrosive and repelient minersls
the basis of other lotions, and of VI
paraIleled efficacy in removing blen,ishs;
Of the face and skin freckles pimpa'
inflamatory redness scurfs letters RIO.
worms sunburns prickly heat &c. TIL
Persian Lotion operates mildly, withoE,
impeding the natural insensible perspl1l
ton which is essential to health, yet it
effects are speedy and permanent, rer'
dering the skin delicately soft and smOg.
and improving the complexion.
The namask Zip Salue-ReStorattH
Po1cder for the teeth and gums.
This excellent preparation comfOti
and strengthens the gums, preserves t /
enamel from decay, and cleanses al
whitens the teeth, by absorbing all III
acrimonious slime and foulness whics
suffered to accumulate, never tails to IL /.
jure and finally ruin them.
Hdmilt0n's Grand Restorative,
Is recommended az an invaluable N,
dicine for the speedy relief and pernsl,
ent cure of the various complaints result
ing from dissipated pleasures, juyenIs
indiscretions, residence in climates u
favourable to the constitution, the imn'
derate use Of tea, frequent intoxicadc.
or any other destructive intemperanc,,
the unskilful or excessive use of mercG.
ry, the diseases peculiar to females At,
certain period of life, bad lyings in &c
Hamilton's ELIXIR for Coughs, Colds
&c.
Celebrated for the cure of colds obst
nate coughs asthmas and approachir;
coRsunPtions and certain remedy IL
the hopping cough.
Hahn's genuine Eye Water,
A sovereign remedy for all disease;f
the eyes, whether the effect Of nsfpFi
weakness or Of accident.
Toothc .ache Drops.
The onlyremedy yet discovered whI,.
gives immediate and lasting relief IL .:
most severe instances.
Lees Ointment for the Itch.
Warranted an infallible remedy at q!
application, may be used with pertsS
safety on infants week old, not COZ
tanning particle Of mercury or any d.
gerous ingredient whateve.., and not St
cornpanied with thst tormenting sn.@
which attends the application Of O'a"
remedies.
Edhn'S true e genuine GerEaaC0T'
Pldister.
I*T The above celebrate
MEDICINES are prepared at LEES ~
tent Medicine Warehouse New-i 9rh-
aud sold wholesale & retail at tie DOG
store Of JAMES KENNEDY 4 sun
King street, who are sole agents iS' ''
exaudria.
~ At the place of sale pamphIse
may be had gratis, describing cures Psl'
formed by the above medicines; the naD,
Der, Importance and responsibility
which, fully justify every article Of u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-18
Cbn,7cstoh, March 8.
LATEST FROM FRANCE

Captain LESLIE, of the fast sailing
packet ship Belle, arrived this morning in
4 da from Bordeaux, politely furnish
ed us withregu!ar files of Paris Papers 10
the Doth January, inclusive, con: aiming
London dates 10 the 18th of the same
month.
The King Of France issued Decree OH
the 2d of january. authorisng loan of
one hundred millions Great exertions
viii no doubt be made 10 furnish The
means of supporting Wellington's Ar
ny
The Earl Of Mora has been gazetted
Nlscount London, Earl Of Rawdon and
Marquis of hastings. T7fmes.
The French Funds had risen, in conse-
Guence ut report that the government
had negotiated loan in England, to fill
the deficit in the bulge; of 1877.
man, of the name of Watson, was ar
rested at Paniliac, i'll France. bv the Po-
lice, and carried before the Project of | a
Glronde, but not proving to be the same
who was engaged III the late riots in En-
gland, was set at liberty. On this cir
cumstance, 4 Bordeaux paper remarks,
This little event, which has occupied
the journals of London and Paris, bui was
almost unknown at Bordeaux, cvi,.en-
strangers, and how DESTROYS the persons
who direct itare OF contributing ia imfict
justice upon all promoters of sed;tion and
revolution in atriendly naticn."
London accounts o.. the 9Th of January
mention, that the Queen Of England had
a violent attack Of tue cholic. and that the
royal family were in great uneas!ness foT
two days but al this date, 9th, she was
stated 10 be out of danger. \ bulletin,
signed by four physicians of the King,
states His Majesty TO enjoy good bodily
health, but that his mental maiady sill
continued without any change
[CUy Gazette.
NJ. du Pratt is about to publish 6" lis
tory of the Colonies and of the actual Re.
volution of America" in two large octave
volumes. AT first announcing tiis work
twas enormously believed 20 be intended
as new edition of his " T,Ois ages de Co.
Lonies."
Madame Catalina had left Milan OF
the 2eth of December, TO go to Ber
game.
We did not glance upon any paragraph
relating to General SAvARY nor do tho
extracts from London Papers yield us
any information of the state and feelings
of the English populace.
Southsyn Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-18

hingSton, January 81.
The ship Fortiiude, Martin, which we
announced yesterday 10 have arrived at
Annailo Bay, sailed from The Downs on
the 18th ult. and spoke off Aliavella, on
the Goth inst. the United States schooner
IVasp, from the Chesapeake, bound OH
cruIze.
February 4.
John Paul alias Powell, William Ro
berts alias William Powell alias Port an
Prince, Bastiano alias John Henry, Null
Ter and Louis, convicted at The last ASST
yes OF Piracy, were taken early yesterday
morning from the gaol of this city, under
military guard, TO the Ordnance Wharf,
when iheywere received on board whcr-
~, IN charge of several conslables, which
was lowed by three canoes To Galnws'
Point, Port Royal, where they were exc
cuted, pursuant to their sentence. The
two white men appeared very penitcni, as
also did the black bat the three mulat-
los died Ill the most Obdurate manner
one of them particularly, swearing at the
cXecutioner, and apparently quite Indific-
rent 10 The dreadful fate which awaited
hum. The punishment which these men
have met their crimes well merited, and
we hope 1t will operate as an example, and
check any further piratical attempts in
these seas.
Fe6rva,y6
We learn, that two Venezuelan vessels,
one brig of % guns aud I92 inen, the O.
liner sciT. of l6 guns and 100 men, arc
cruizlng in the Bite Of Leogan. Their
crews consist OF Englishmen and Amcri
cans they had been previously cruz
ing IN the European seas, and were board
ed oil Cadiz by Lord Exmouth, when lie
Endorsed their papers.
On the 18th ultimO, number of priests
and women, arrived at Santo Domingo
from the Caracas, having been oblgedt 10
fly III consequence, it is said, of tie hide
pendents obtaining signal victory over
the Roy alists.
W@VtegO- Bay, January %.
The ship Princess Of Wales, Captain
Syms, i'll % days from Bath, Mass. arri-
we'd here on Thursday. OF tie South
Last end of St. Domingo, the Princess
OF Wales was boarded by Venezuelan
schooner priyateer, The Alvida Duada,
John Peat, master. He informed Cap
tain Syms, that he belonged TO Admiral
Brlons squadron, and that the Admiral
had sailed few days past with large
fleet, on an expedition against the island
OF Margaritla. The above pri,alcer had,
Ia the morning, captured Spanish schr.
the master ofwhich he had on board
They treated Capt. Syms and his crew We
ry ciYilly, and did not take the least trinc
from them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-18

met tie Defendant, who caught her I,anj
asked where She WAS going; and. ON he
ing informed, said he could rive her
books, and that he wished her To see his
apartments, which were TO he hers that
she might ascertain whether they wonld
answer for tAeir residence when tl.,,
should be married. Having satisfied her
scruptcs, and induced her to place firm,
reliance on his honour, he finally prevail
cd upoui,"r To accompany him To his
rooms IN GEORGES street barracks. where
the seduction was effected Siere;urned
home that night, bat left II tie neNt. Attic
solicitation Of the defendant. with whom
she remained until the following 'rhurs-
day, wiica her father. having discovered
where she was, Cor he had hceu kept IL
norant ali along other intimacy w;ih.lieut.
townsend. applied in the commander Of
the forces, Lord Forbes. The defendant
becoming alarmed in consequence of that
application, at late hour in the evening.
turned her cut into the street and ahan-
doned her. His apology for thus cruelty
treating her WIS. that his muyeys inform
CT him that he had acted wrong.
When her seducer informed her Of lis
purpose, she demonstrated, but in vain ::
IN AN agony of distress, she besought his
mercy; stie reminded him that she was
his victim that undera promise of MARI
age, which she believed, he had seduccd
herfrom her fathers house and she could
new only look Ia her seducer for protec-
ton. 10 this appeal to the defendants
compassion. he replied by an oath, say
ing, By is size skould continue no
fo"sor IN has apartments" twas then past
o'clock; the drums had beaten she
Wept bitterly, she became distracted, she
had no alternative left. \ captain Hill.
oi the same regiment saw her out Of the
barracks, and threw f s note into her
iap.-She proceeded from Georges street
TO aer fathers house, but was afraid To
ask admission she returned again to the
barracks TO implore the defendants pro-
teciion until morning. She prevailed on
one OF the soldiers on guard 10 deliver the
defendant message, telling him she was
at tie gate, aud PRAY ing him 10 shelter her
tor that nlghtonly refused her solici-
tation.
In This extremity Of suffering, sl,eprav-
ed 10 the Almighty TO direct her, and size
again went back to her fathers house,
where an oil woman, who was preparing
to so To bed, opened the door and let her
IN. From that period, she continued TO
I've under the protection of her mo
ther. Her father has never seen her
since.
The defendant setup defence. inwhicll
he ATTEMPTED to prove, that the unhappy
girl had Eeen guilty of acts of leviiy pre-
vious TO her seduction; but in this he fail
ed, notwithstanding she underwent a
cross examination of at least two hours,
during most ofwhich time she was in
tears, and excited great pity and compass
sion.
Ver'ict for the Piaim!G-Damages $50
and Costs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-18

The coast was very much i.fest ted b,
Carthagenian privuieerS; several vessels
from Lima bound 10 Cadiz, laden will,
specie, hadbeen captured by thcm. The
Spanish Government have purchased 1.
number OF English brigs, hlIed them OFT.
and were expected to sall shortly, iaqucsi
os The Carthegenians.
Capt. TIrCoMR is The bearer of Dies
patches Tor Government, from Mr.. In
WING, Minister at the court OF Madrid.
II L. said they relate To the outrage com
united on the u. >. brig IRE. E,aad, oil
Havana, and are believed 10 bs of ,aci-
&c nature. liaStmaa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-18
FOREIGN.
Sarannah, March T..
LATEST FROM CADlZ.

LATEST FROM CADIZ.
BY the arrival Of The ship Caroline.
Capt. TITCOME, in 81 DAYS from Cadiz.
we have received the following verbal in
te!lIgence: -
On the 9Th Jan. feet Of 40 sail of
Spanish transports, with about 1900 sol
diers OH board, under convoy Of figales
and sloops of war, sailed for Vera Cruz,
where they we're TO remain until the ar
rival Of another feet, which was to sail a =
bout the middle Of Feb. first to stop at
Havana, and afterwards TO form juncfi
on at Vera Cruz; from whence they would
proceed for the Spanish Maine. Tie
object of this expedition was not made
known at CadIz, but was generally be-
iieyed were 10 attack the Patriots
Mr.. MEADE bad not been liberated
from sconiinement--and there was no
LOpc Of it'1hcn Capt. Titcomb sailed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-18

Tobacco remains The same Govern
meat has not made any purchases iate~
".
There Is no demand for Eeeswax a,
pr'sent bu' when the bleaching season
Ones on, Il will probably bring SO 10
,eits
Spgaranl Coffee meet ready sale
ltthe qi,o,ai;rn
S Brandy. ist proof, isworih 55ef i'h
pnoi, $50 a $50.
Cargo Wines are scarce, aud cou'd
rot be shipped andei 5OOf."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-18
Ivy THE SHIP BELIEF

NJ. lie Vicompte de Vaudreuil, Govern
or of the Louvre, died on the 18th instant,
aged SO years. The king has lost a faith.
fnl servant, and men of letters and artists
an enlightenedpatro
The Diet OF Frankfort has begun to sit
since 18th January
Count Woronzow, commander of the
Russian corps of the arny in France. has
quilted Paris for his head quarters. with
the officers of his staff.
On the 2lst of December, the tcmpera-
ture was extraordinary mild at St. Peters
BIT 'gb, and the Road from Revel was still
open.
Lowa,yl4.
The learned are very much engaged in
England III the examination Ola new dis
covery, which furnishes Ia chemistry an
agent of extraordinary force; il is tire OF.
new kind, which is produced by the
compression of amixture of oxigenic and
hydrogen gas. 1t capable of melting i'm
an instant the most stubborn metals, such
as plaima II reduces pipe clay TO bril-
liant glass; it changes, as ii were. the
very elements, and opens career of ex-
periments the most astonishing.
Iiauye, JaI,eary Is.
The strong breeze from4he y. +. which
prevailed all yesterday, has thrown upon
,. T.. Point the schooner La Paix, Can
tain lIurtaut, coming from Bayonne, WHO
intended to enter this Port with the tide.
The violence of the weather did not per-
nit any suCcOur TO come 10 her She is
entirely lost four men, out of seven com
posing the crew, escaped. The capfain is
among the number Of victims. This schr.
was laden with wool, brandy and spirits Of
turpcnlIIe.
Lon6op, Tcnuary IL.
The health Of the Queen continues 70
ameliorate-the Physicians. however, adj
wise her not to quit Windsor Castle, since
her indispOsltion.
Ministers, II is SAID, have resolved TO
discharge sixteen or eighteen regiments,
and propose besides to discharge all tie
supernumerary captains employee in re-
cruitinG.
The Department of Commissarv Gen
eral of the Army is also TO undergo an al
tcration and, very generally, other siiua-
tons
Letters from Madrid announce, that
General Casiagnos having refused the
Vice Royalty Of Navarro, which had been
offered 10 him, he had been invited Ia
retire to Seville, there to remain.
ErIoct ofa iettp ftom copmefcial bo,ssc
al Bo1ftcaDr, IL Gnother in Chaf {tsfo,i. du-
ted
"BoRDgAUX, ODD Januarv. 1917.
" Since had the pleasure Of address
ing you last, icre has been some demand
for Cotton, and or prices have a,lsa,s-
ced gradually since Tie beginning ut lie
year. rs YOU will perceive by the annexed
note of sales. They are not yet, however,
sufficiently high, 10 encourage shipments
al your prices. am still inclined TO
think, that good qualities Of short staplc.
in square bales, viii bring about 2Oof. in
bond. The sale Of long staple is very
limited, and the arrival Of any quantity
would occasion considerable fan: lie
present price is 200 d 3OOf. i'm bond.
We are still without any supplv of
Rlce-the nominal priceis 80 a O5f. which
viii be realized for The first that arrives
butas we may probably have large i'm
portations shortly, that price is not likejv
TO hold nut / think about 4Of. might be
calculated on for some time. The dntv
on importation kas been taken OF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-18
TRANSACTIONS.

P.Ri>. january s.
u IS believed that the Duke at Wellington
,sli remain AT Paris until the month OF
Iarch.
January 10.
II has been reduced TO certainty HAT tie
celebrated traveller, Mr.. Seet<en hos been ac-
tuailS poisoned by order OF the Imam OF Saia.
iiiisis confirmed Nv the rruSsiGu Consul al Ia
iro. II has been supposed that this German
traveller lad made larger collection OF natu-
raj ana artificial cmroSitieS than any preceding
voyager in Asia.
Prince Butcher it is said is dangerously
ill.
The Rarbary cruizers have again appeared
off Naples.
In 1916, no less than 2jG3 vessel. OF va
rions tonnage, arrived at the port of Amsler.
uani.
January ~.
The CITY ofDoulogne Lately Witnessed an ex-
traordinary phenomenon. On the 5th inst he
tween | and o clock IN the morning, and at
ebb tide, the water rushed into the harhor
with such rapidt, that IN less than half au hour
il was five feet high, being two feet higher
than Il usually is at tho Hood the wind al the
same time being ina contrary direction. IN
consequence of the violent moving. of the wa.
ters great many cables were broken asunder
aud numerous vessels and boats dash Il agains,
the wharves of the harbor. sustaining consde.
rabie injury. The wharves have also suffered
extensive damage. 1t was supposed 10 be the
saate of some earthquake.
January lj
The new expedition for the Isle of Bourbon
sailed from Rochcsforto on the 18th inst 1t cor
Sisis of Baron pcsbassayns de Rchmont, In
Acknowledgement OF the Colony; NJ. l.afitte de
Courtcille. Comnandant; Mr.. ArchiIies Lefe
vre, Sub ommardant; several Professors a
Literature, siio,anv and Chmistry, severn
Priests, Nuns, Mechanics and Arti;icers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-04

IINlrHD srNfEs' cOuaT ~ ID vlsIaIa DI.llleI.

United SrArES' COURT fnr the virginia District
~ hcld ~ Richmond. nee. a.. 1870.
Tibet lag,nZ bees died in his Conrf BY VIM. WIT
PSI Attorney fer r United States fpr toe Virginia Dis
tsct. against ff0 cr0ffs Of Lgrfhcn Hure fourfeey
V1s0ys, one d0seR hHires INIT dnseV Taykf, and
the citation heng rciafncd cxecutcd,lie said libel STA
ting that The said two of eafien ware fourteen
razofs, one dozen knives aud dozen forks imported
~ tie brig William EzfH, were NOT included lie iua-
rest the cargo ~ the said brig as required by TIE
81 Congress 81 persons, therefore, having ~ claim
Ing any part share interest ~ the said eafhcn ware
fa1ors, knives ami forks hereby notified and a
GiunsCd appear before this Court on the first day Of
the next term. aud shew cause. II any they have why
decree Of condemnation shonid not then PISS "a in and
by the said libel IL prayed 1Dd II IS CsrcyeG eDa
Dierfee That of ibis order ~ foTha iiii insert
ed IN one Of re p1bc newspapers printed inte
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-04

Schr. Jefferson, who was indicted for the
murder of William Millgroye, seaman
belonging To The British brig Waterloo
came on III the Court of Sessions ON Fri
das last. The examination of witnesses
and the pleadings OF counsel, occupied all
that day, and until late OH Saturday e.
yening. The Jury, after receiving a lu-
minous charge from the Honorable. Judge
Grimke, who presided, retired. and in a.
bout ~ minutes returned WIN a verdict
OF not guilty.
1t will be recollccted by Our readers,
that the unfortunate tnan, Millgrove, was
shot on the night of the 9th December
last, III consequence OF dispatc which
arose between some of the crew ot tuc
British, brig Thomas Naylor and Hatch
man, relative 10 a hog, stated To belong to
that vessel, and which tlatchnlan had
picked up in the river.
Ii appeared in evidence, that the l,op
was promised by iiatchman, 10 be given
mp to the claimants IN the morning. but
this not satisfying them, "a party of sea-
men assembled for the purpose o.. eniorc-
ing its immediate delivery. Miligrove. Il
seaman of the Waterloo, a brig LAYING at
some distance from the Thomas Naylor,
was one of the number. When these men
were maniiestIy about to board the .Ief-
ferson, from vessel which lay alongside
of her, witt, avowed evil intention towards
Iiatchman, he cater giving thew repeat-
ed warnings fired at them three times,
and killed Aliilgrove.
The trial excited considerable interest.
and the sanciitv of Hall of Justice, was
insufficient to repress the feelings of
Hatchman's sympa;hising brother tars,
who greeted his honorable acquittal with
a shout of exultalion. ICiv Gd<.