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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-08
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
County Of Alexandria, TO wit: Noyem
Der Term. 1916.
IN CHANCERY.

IN CH1SCERf.
The Common Ccsncil OF Alexandra
complainants-against
ILleweilyn C. Griffith, John + Smith
and Peter Saunders, dJts.
I>HE defendant Llewellvn c. GIRL
fifth, not having entered his appear
|ance ard giving secarity according {,
the statute and the rules Of this court
land it appearing to the satisfaction Of
1.-The court upon affidavit, ths' the said
defendant Llewellyn C. Griffith. is net
ian inhabitant of this district-on motion
Of the complainant by his counsel, it is
ordered, that the said defendant Level
|Iyu G. Griffith, do appear here on the
FIST day Of the heTt term Of this court
and enter his appearance to the suit and
give security for performing the decree.
ii this court; and that the other defend
anti John F. Smith and Peter Saunders
do not pay away, convey or secrete, the
debts by them owing to, or the estate o.
Elects in their hands belonging to tie
said absent defendant L!ewellyn c.
Griffith, until the further order or de.
cree Of the court: and that COPY of this
srder be forthwith published for tive
uonths successfully in ole of the public
newspapers published in this county, and
that another copy be posted at the front
door OF the court house of said county
Coay-Test.
g. DENEALE, @.
January 90 Iawsm
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Lees Oialaent fer the Ech.

Warranted an in'alljble reined, at one
application, may be used with perfect
safety on infants week old, not con-
tanning particle Of mercury or any dan
gerOus ingredient whatever, and not &C
companied with th:t to-menting sma't
which attends the application oil Other
remedies.
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RaR's true g genuine Gssnna Corr
Plaister.

~ Al the place of sale pamphlets
NAV be had gratis, describing cure. per
formed by the abeve medicines: the mum
Der. Importance and responsibility Of
which. fully justify every article Of thi'
August 10
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FOR BOSTON,
The Brig
W anderer,
,r sew-Orieans,

For 'tew-Orleans,
AK The brig Two Brothers, James
WHOImes. master; viii sail in s .,
10 DAYS: is a frst rate vessel & in com
,iete order. For freight or passage, an
,Iy to the Master on board al Deans
wharf. or to
Lawrason and Fowle.
December 1?
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WANTED,

To work on an Intensive arm in J,H,-
son County, Virginia.
Two or three Negro Men, sho Ar.
healthy and well disposed. For such i.
beral wages will be given. Enqui q
the Printer.
nusry 25 dew
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UANIILToN's WORM DIES
TROyING LOZENGES.

Which have cured an immense mum
fer Of persons of both sexes, OF every ss-
md in every situation, OF various Dan
gerpss complaints arising from worms
md from obstrurtions ortculness in their
stomach and bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy what
sy,r to others of similar titles so com
monty complained OF, as operating witn
violence: on the ccut,arT, particular
excellence oil this remedls is its being
suited to every age aud 'e'tectl, IN II
contains nothing out what i'conshtutioo
nocent, aud is also mild in its operation
canns, iuiure the most delicate pregnant
lady or the tendsreSt Infan, of a week old
snouId no worms exist in the body; but
will. without pain or gripping. cleanse the
stsmach an bowels. of whatever is touI
or offensive. and thereby prevent the pre-
cuctiou of wo,ms, aud many fatal dis
orders. The ioZenyes are particularly
efioacious carving on all gross hu
neurs ana eruptioHs. IeSerish and billions
complaints. and are the safest anu mild
est eursatiye that can be ssed on any
OCCASION.
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hAMfLroN's ELIXIR.

:Sorerpign remedy for Gods, obstinate
Coughs, .asthmds, sare tkroais, Gm'
approaching Consmnptions. and most
disorders Of the brsast and sangs.
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Stationary Prizes.

lat drawn ticket (tbose set apart as
prizes excepted) on the 10th, 17th, 18th,
i eth, elst, 2ad, Esd, cath, Goth, 9th
DAYS each. entitled to one OF the above
mentioned prizes of 100 tickets, com
mencins at the lowest number and pro
ceeding in regular succession until the
whole are drawn.
1st drawn on the goth day 8 1000
LIST do 25th day l0Oc
lst do 2sth 29th each 80"
I do s5th 10000
do S0th 5000
l do seth S7th SSH
and S9,h each 500
l do SIst SD SD
and 34th 1000
lido 42d and 44th each 1000
do 40th $4,000
The prize tickets. set apart, for 10th
isv have already drawn $3.50 and there
sill remains in the wheel, of that book
|62 Numbers and undrawn prize tickets.
ia this, or any other lottery tore'sn
checks or unchartered badk notes, will
,e received in payment for warranted
undrawn tickets in this lottery
Present price Of whole ticktes 8 9
And half, quarters and eight- IL proper
! tion--ior sale by
Robert Gray
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ssis, emedy ksown. and aaa isstdted
to h attn and strength great nuabe
whsa in an advanced stage OF this tai
complaint. Particular and plain instrur
ions are given tor every part Of the ne
cessary treatment in such cases.
Children generally take this medicine
with eagerness: having pleasing appear
,nce, and an agreeable taste.
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TO RENT.

The large and comnodious three sto'
Brick Warehouse, now in the possessl"
T Dodge and Kettell, lower eud Of Kit
rect. Possession may be had the 2ot
# February next. Apply to
Griffith and Brawner.
December 3 law
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Lees Mfallibe .lsus and Fever Drops.
For INC cure of agues, remittent, ant
fevers.
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Hahn's genuine Eye Water.

A sovereign remedy for all diseases OF
the ewes, whether the effect of natural
weakness or Of accident.
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January 90

AIRS Barbauld's Sermo lis
On the Doctrines aud Duties of Chris
anity, from the Goth London Ediiol
.shly recommended by Bishop Kemp
ejvst received, for sale by
James Kennedy & Son.
Jao1ary ee6t
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DESCRIPTION OF WORMS.
And the symptoms by whie!. they are
known:

And the symptoms BY whie!. they are
known:
Worms which iafest the human bod,
ere chiefly of four kinds, viZ.-Ihs Tie
res, or large round worm the Ascar,
des. o. small maw-worrn ; the Cucurs'
tina. or short, Fat, white worm an
lastly, the Tsnia, or tape-worn, so cai
ED from Its resemblance TO tape. It's
r. often many va ds lcuS- and IS full "
oipts. 1t is ,uos. hu:tful and most dill
cult to remote.
Among the symptoms attending worm
are-disayrseaole breath, especially Il
the morning; bad aud corrupted guns
itching in the nose, and about the seat
commissions, epileptc fits, and sometime
priyation Of speech; starting and grind
IN of the teeth in sleep, irregular Ape
lite. sometimes loathing food, and some
times voracious Pursins, with Shiny :
fetid stools !; Vomiting; large and hart
belly pains and sickness at the sto
mach SLOW fever, with small and ir
regular pulse q dry cough; excessive
anrs, /; sometimes pale and unhealt,..
ecuntenance, and sometimes the iae'
GATED and Aushed.
Persons afflicted with any Of the above
symptoms, should have immediate re-
course to hamiltcn's Worm Destroying
Iezenyes, which have been CONSTANT,
attended with success, in all complaints
similar to these sbove described.
A dose Of this medicine sryen ,cca-
si.nall, dariny the warm season, VIII Ell
fectnally prevent the vomiting and
purging Of chint ''-a dreadful dis
dees, saich sanaally destroys the hand Is
{ he lafo esrt OF eur citize,s
nksxiD q ui6est aud m 'ee
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T5ofLe Ache Drous

The only remedy vet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting relief in the
most severe instances.
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Foi Rent or for sale on a long

Foi Rent or for sale on a long
credit
The subscriber will rent, or sell upon
he most accommodating terms. the
House and Lot, wherein he at present
-esitles. The House is large. convenient,
and finished in a superior style. The
Lot, consisting OF two acres, is in tic
highest state OF cultivation as garden,
in the most choice fruits,
shrubs, &c. Possession can be gwen
about the 1st Of December.
lie viii purchase Dry Cows.
Aug ]. Smith.
Nov 90 eot1stDec
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Alexandra Library Company

Alexandra Library Company
The Members OF the Alexandra Lii.
brary Company viii! please TO take No.,
tice, that an election will b~ held at the
Library, on Monday the 18th instant,
between the hours Of three and six, P.
NJ. tor a President and eleven Dlrcc.
tors for the ensuing year.
James Kennedy,
Librarian.
February eo2wtJde
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JAMES KRNNEDY9
SON
Hahn's Anti-Bilious Pills

THIS Medicine has been attended
with degree Of success highly gratefu
70 the inyea& feeling, in several par
OF the West Indies. and the Southern Z
Middle States, particularly in n. YORK
Philadelphia. Baltimore. Petersburg
Richmond, Norfolk, Edenten, Whining
ton, Charleston. and Savannah. Inc
testimony of number Of persons at each
NJ the above places can be adduced, whc
have reason to believe, that timely use
of his salutary remedy has. under rro!l
tlence. preserved their lives, when ~
the most all. ming circumstances.
Facts of this conclusive nature speak
more in favour of medicine than CO.
lamns of pompsus eulogy, founded o"
mere assertion.
rs not. indeed, presumptucus,y pro-
scsed as an infallible cure. but the inven-
Tor has every possible reason that can re-
,alt from extensive experience, tor De-
lievins that q dose Of these Pills, taken
once in every two weeks, during the
prevalence Of cur bilious tevers, Will
proye an intaIlib,e preventative and
further. that in The earlier stages OF those
diseases, their use will very generally
succeed in restoring health. and treque"t'
" in cases esteemed desperate, aud De-
yond the power Of common remedies.
The operation Of these pills is perfectly
mild. so az tn be used with safety by PEI
SIMS in every s;tcstion, and OF every age
Thev are exceilently adapted to car!
OF snperIluous bile & prevent It's NOR
bid secretions-tO restore = amend INC
appetite-to produce a free psr.p'cah "
and thereby prevent colds wmshh' 50 81
tep of fatal consequences. A desc new
fails r. remove cold il taken On ITS III '
sppearance-they are celebrated 'sr re-
moving habitual oostiseness-'s'ckaesS a
the stomach and severe head-acte--anc
ought to be taken BY al persons On I"
change of climate,
Fhey have be-a foand remarkably en-
eatieus in preventing and curing disc
I.rs attendant on lsrg voyages, ans
Should Be procured and carefully PTeser'
q for use BY every seaman
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4 few ,har,, --I.Gn.i.Is'
Bank Stock, Tor sale.
Apply to the Printer.
la 2 q
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Navigaioa Lottery.
Second Class.

Will commence drawing on MONDAY
ne Sd day Of February 1917. The TO-
owing is the present state Of the wheels
fE L.. l....r ovor y;1
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Iawrason & Fowle
August 10

MAZE FoR SALE,
The cargo of slcOP Haymaker, captain
Weeks. from Boston, Of
IS tons piaister Paris
: hhds New-Eng!and ran
10 bbls Go
100 boxes mould candles
90 DO brown soap
100 demijOhas
bales low priced broadcloths.
FOR BOSTON,
rs The Brig
eSSfR Wanderer,
1879 Alexander Ne~comb. master,
Vow leading, will sail OF Sunday MORN
,ag, and take 500 barrels freight, if Offer.
ed Immediately.
Apply as above.
Dec S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-15
{ ls.a7s.ooO

In reading the above statement, VIC do
not see how the establishments of the
Army and Navy could have been reduced
lower IN the second year after The war,
and more particularly tie Army. after the
designs not only evinced but acted upon
OF the RevOlutionists TO destroy the whole
frame and system OF our government. II
to have the suffrage OF an opponent in
their favour 10 he an honour TO ministers,
they possess it in the person Of Mr.. Tier
ney, who had taken last wear the proba-
bic amount of our establishment at 10
millions, about E 7O0, 900 higher than
they are now taken by Lord Castle
reagh
The Prince Regent gives up f 10000
OF his income this year. And the Minis
ters abandon portion of their salaries
a circumstance highly honourable both to
his ROYAL Iiighness and his Ministers for
as, OH the one hand we do not think that
the expense of UNFOLDING The dignity and
splendor OF the Crown. and OF such a
Crown as that of the British Empire, has
ever been foo lavish /: so, on theofhrr. we
have always thought that the salaries Of
our ministers are Inadequate TO the rank
they hold and the duties they have 10
discharge.
We believe we shall hear no more of The
French Loan having been guaranteed by
our government, afterihe rcplv old. LIZ
ycrpOol TO Id. Lauderdale, in the House of
Lords last night. The latter nobleman
wished TO know-lst, whether the British
government had either directly orindirect-
~ guaranteed the re-payment of the loan
land 2ndly, whether ministers had in
formed the contractors that they cid not
consider themselves as under any obIga-
ton, at any future period, TO simulate FOR
The repayment. The Earl Of n, ,rpool
replied, that the British government hai
not only not guaranteed the payment Of
the. prIncipaor interest of tie loan, but
had not held out any hope that either now
or At any future period the government
would consider itself as under any obliga-
ton TO interfere for the purpose Of secur-
ing the tulhlment, by the French govern
ment, OF ITS engagement with tie cor
tractors The answer is perfectly con
elusive. Our ministers could do 10
more.
The funds continue TO hucfuate-C0n.
sols for account opened at 60 3-s. The
late extensive spectators wished TO real
ne tlle large profits that had accrued ~
the late advance. Consols ia consequent
declined TO 90 "a; at two o. H. k. Ihcq
had again attained 60 IL, and scarcely
alx- lerspu would venture To to.cnre
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-15

Clear, 10 PROVE, IN case any ultcrior mca-
sure should be proposed, that tho evils re-
suliing from the existence of these meet
ings and combinations, with nothing TO
check them but the ordinary laws of the
land, would he greater than that evil
which must result from arming the crown
with new and extraordinary powers.
They had lately done much, IN addiii-
on TO what had been done by their an
ceStors, for the safeguard aud protection
of the crown; but he did not know that,
in addition to what had been douc by
their ancestors, they had established one
safeguard for the security of the rights &
pr, ileges OF the people. He trusted,
however, that they would view this sub
jectwith disposition as favorable 10 Tie
preservation Of the rights and liberties of
the people, as 10 the preservation of the
proper Powers and authority of the
crown. They had seen the effects of the
enjoyment by the people of the blessings
OF free constitution, and he hoped that
nothing but the most urgent and tie most
paramount necessity, clearly and incou-
testibly proved, and the absolute impos-
sibility ofapplying remedy 10y amy other
means than the interference of parlia-
ncnt, would induce their lordships TO
touch the least particle of the liberty of
the subject. He world, however, sus-
pendi his Judgment uiiil,he subject should
be fully brought before them, With an
anxious desire To find that any parlia-
mentarv interference would be unncceS-
sary. Nothin. could be more in.poliiic,
more pernicious, than TO arm The crown
with new and extraordinary powers nm
der the present circumstances of the
country, unless it shonld appear to be IA
measure ct paramount necessity. He re-
peaied, therefore, that, Their iortlships
ought to give their attention TO this most
m0menious subject, with resolution as
strong 10 project the liberties of the sub
jeet, as 10 g'arl tho crown from danger
The Marquis of Buckingham contend
ed, that grca. responsibility rested with
ministers, not only 10 prove the ordinary
laws were insutfici nj 10 meet the exigen-
cies OF the case, but that they had been
resorted for the purpose of proving that
they were lnetEcacosis for the purpose.
All this unqucstionably ought 10 be
clearly and unequivoca!ly proved before
the house were called upon 10 resort to "a
ny additional measure. II was AT the
same time d tallacious, false humanity
to suffer the people 10 be delmded bv
those persons, who, instead OF urging
them to constitutional mode of obtain
ing redress for their grievances, cndea-
vored to Withdraw them FROM the consii-
tuition, By placing before them Wild aud
impracticable theories, which coald only
tend, if attempted TO he carried into eli
feet, 10 the destruction of the constitution
and with it the liberty ofthe subject.
The address was then agreed 10.
Lord Sidmouth then moved that The pa
pers on the table should be, tomorrow.
referred TO Il committee Of secrecy, CON
sistlng of eleven lords, lobe then chosen
by ballot. This motion WAS agreed TO,
and the house adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-15

swcFed. A right hon. gentleman opno.
site, (Mr. Canning) had indeed mad
a great flourish on The last night OF Nj.
debate. Al one moment he appeared 50
taken with the amendment, thar every bo
dy thought II world have had the bench
ofhis support. He limited at the resign
ton OF ,'iS Office, probable making ,ns
rltot necessity, and wishing TO do, viii
some degree OF "clai, HAT which Lc ioro
SANS must have been the natural cons,
cuence ot that amendment being carried
Al length 1t appeared that The right hon
yen;ieman's arguments, Il such they coui
be called, wcrcs,s foreign from an apnrn
baton OF the subject matter of the ad
dress, as they were To the adoption of N,
amendment. In the course of the riulI
non. gert'eman's speech, he seemed e.,
time ara loss where To fix lis points u,
nj he a, last struck upDn the dues lion
Beiorm-tiicn lie Was i'm his clemens
then he mounted upon lis tripod. and
gitated and filled by the inspiration of +;
music, he launched into tie ocean of h;
political iancv-be poured forth ems.
gulned clnuIs--orhs OF oIav fioated h.
fore his entranced vision until twi)i,t
momentarlly obscured them--crowols
robbers and ass;lSsins peopled his fert;
conception, and, were associated with
relieved by, retormers and l,obuobIns
(Loughter.) OF such materials was n
right hon. Sentlem3ns speech formed
1feG,, hedr.) What confidence conld IN
placed III set of men. who. with re-
trenchnicnt IN their mouths. commenced
as tie very first thing, 10 makca incr as
OF Offices, and never departed from The;
course, until compelled TO turn round
vote oi that house, What further =!
snrance Was there now, that thev woul
keep their promises better than they had
last year observes them? (Yedry) TN
only change they had adopted was in fl.
accession to administration of the riat
hon. gentleman opposite (SIr. Gamma
who was IN himself one Of The most 4.
grant and shameful instances ofprotiga.
and shameful protusions of his majesty,
ministers, lhsgri from the OppositionJ h /
who accented an enormous and sinecur
situation is ambassador TO the kingdom
OF Portugal, to.represent his sovereign IN
court where there was no resident kim.
to hgurc away at Lisbon, although he
king ofPortugal was then, as he had been
ever since, IL resident ia his Brazilian Ter.
riiory. Hear ! heart Was such pIace
making system in conformity with tLe
pledge. of r..trenchment, or was it not in
open violation ofany such intention?
The report was then brought M. and
the Address read Il second time. agreed
to, and ordered TO be presented 10 His
ROYAL Highnes the Prince Regent by the
Whole House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-15

london, february g.
Yesterday was day which the coup.
try, the House of Commons, and the go.
vernment may justly be proud. Lord
Castlereagb brought forward his motion
tor Select Committee of Finance.
In the very clear and able speech with
which his Lordship Introduced his moi.
on, he took an ample view OF tie differ
emit establishments, and stated whai re.
ductloD it was inthe contemplation Of %.
vernmeni 10 propose, in the Army. the
Navy, the Ordnance, and the Miscellane-
Gus Service.
The following is a re-capitulaiion Of
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Friday, Jan. 81.
Rgporf offhe address 10 the Prince Rsgeaf.
Lord Nalletcrt appeared al the bar of
the house with the report of the Address.
and moved, that the Report should be
tnoo brou,hf 80, -
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a h..a work to each curling. al

,J.,,,eI> vanished "
.,uipv COON nd after ea"i" 'sa 3
,,sb, extending from within lh'
fee, or,he ~. inmast to "iihin mr."
Go, of,he rudder head ~ 'hr "a"
in. room are four lockers or huffci'.
filled with plate and cut glass. i"f
re !, ,ioder of The side oom' are
closets and sleeping births. In tni'
room are Two sofas. SUPERIOR IN eie
ranre. 10 an, in hi, country. being
framed with mahogany. birds eyed
mamie and brass, aud trimmed With
crimson silk velvet. gold lare aud
fringe. ,ogelber with twelve elegant
chandeliers in the centre. Al each
end is a large aud elegant mirror
supported by a eornueopIa oil FURNISH
ed gilt The doors learning into the
after cabin from the dining room are
mirrors. so that Mr.. &. and his com
panions may be entlrel, sepera'e
from the Officers, there being pas
sage WAY from the deck t" the alter
cabin independent ofthat which leads
to the dining room. The dining
room officers room, passage ways
state rooms, md stairs .eadi.s TO The
dining room. are covered with eie
CANT Brussels carpeting. the colours
of which correspond wish the finish
ing aud furnishing The room Ncxt
m the larbcard SHE j. Mr.. Cro"nin'
.hirld's sleeping room which, Is eie'
ven feet square; il which Is an eie'
gaut full he'd with appropriate iuf-
niiure and then lis hass g. room
or.imi ar size Ga the siar6oard
side forward Of he dining re"m: j,
the stewards ron!a and china closet
next the r4pt.m'- state rn"in>, tore
rUamS hc --thrn r0.e,ine ki'rhrh'
which is twr.iy frrt >qI ~. co;nbia-
ins even, possible ronN nirnre, haT
ing IN j, anr Of VIZ. ioulr's patrnt
canhuu~-s, NC. NrH, frr" rd u the
fora-as lc. in which ,h" crew mess
and sIerp. where is also school
room fnr the luton Of those Who
NAV wish Instruction
The head Of thi, elegant yacht rs
:, heauiiful ftn lr fsnre an The
stern is richl, ornamented with cary
ed work. etc.