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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-18
ALEXANDRIA,:
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1918.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT AT WASHING

TON.
Thursday, December II. !
Ifthe proceedings in congress advance in
uninterestingness for the residue of the ses-
sion as they have for The portion Of il that
has gone by, my daily office as cores
pondt Mt will sink 10 there sinecure. There
were yesterday several resolutions propo-
sed and several past, but they all sayoured
of -- being about pensions, or boun-
ty lands, or new territorial regulations, or
some matter about which nobody can feel
any interest but those individually concern
ed in them, and are therefore not necessary
to be particularised. Another attempt TO
set off land for Irish emigrants was made by
Mr.. Claggett, and decidedly refused--as
was resolution for the United States to
lend sum of money for the making OF the
Cumberland turnpike road-and to pledge
for the payment of it, the 2 per cent fund
created by the sales Of public lands on the
north west Of the Ohio.
If any thing that passed yesterday claims
our particular notice, it was resolution,
which passed, on motion Of Mr.. Robinson,
to cut off from the Missouri country, now
becoming state, a separate territory, lying
south of SO degrees and 80 minutes north
latitude, including that part now called the
Arkansas country. There is a committee
appointed for the purpose, with authority
to report by bill or otherwise.
We have only just disposed Of one large
mass of documents, transmitted to Con-
gress, and another demands our attention,
of still greater volume.
The documents yesterday transmitted to
Congress, consist OF, first, the report OF
Judge Bland, one of the Commissioners
sent by the executive TO South America,
occupying nearly 800 closely written To-
lilo pages. The great length Of this let
ter will prevent, probably, IFS immediate
publication.
Secondly. letter from Mr.. J. r. Pom
sett, of South Carolina, to the Secretary OF
State, communicating, by request Of the
Executive, such information respecting
South America and its affairs, as his long
residence in those countries, and suisse
euent intelligence theretrom, have enabled
him to give. This letter is also very long,
filling about 600 folio pages I; and will al
so be precluded, by its length, from pre-
sent publication.
Thirdly, of Correspondence between
the Secretary OF Stale and Don Luis de
Onis, the Minister Of Spain, from the 93d
Of March to the 3Oth of November last,
inclusive, occupying about $50 folio pa.
ges.
Fourthly, Correspondence between Mr..
Erving, American Minister at the Court of
Spain, and Don Jose Pizauo, Spanish Sc
cretary Of State, from the 9Th of July 10
the 3lst of August, inclusive, filling more
than 100 pages.
The two latter series Of papers, init
mately relating to topics of great interest
to our country, we shall publish as soon as
We can, and before they can be published
elsewhere.
1t would appear, from the call yesterday
made by The House OF Representatives on
,he President OF the United States, that
something is yet wanting, to complete the
chain Of information.
NAT. htelligenccr.
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At late circuit at Schenectady, (says
the Albany Daily Advertiser,} VIM. Wood
was convicted Of malpractice as physicians
and surgeon, by which he had caused the
death Of Edward Brown, a child of about
ten years Of age, and sentenced to one
years Imprisonment in the county gaol.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-18

From such data as the above facts pre-
sent, the Militia Of the states from which
the returns are wanting, may be estimated
at 10000; which with the returns that
are received, will make the total upwards
of 100000. We are quite sure, if the
returns were as precise as they nigh, be,
that the numbers enrolled in the Militia
would be found consi lerably to exceed a
million. .Nof ktcl
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-18
Notice.

ON Monday the 4,h of January next, be-
" tween 8 and 5 o'clock in the after.
noon, the stockholders Of the Washington
and Alexandria Turnpike Company will
meet at Browns hotel, in the town OF Alex.
andria, to elect FIVE directors, clerk, and
treasurer, for the ensuing year.
Dec 10 BENZ. C.. ASHTON.
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THE Stockholders Of the Farmers Bank
J. of Alexandra are hereby notified that
an election Of thirteen directors, for the en-
suing year, will be held at The Bank on
Monday the 4tb of January next.
JOHN HOOFF, Cashier.
.qlcrandria, Dec. 8. mtht4J
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longer, and some citizens conducted her.,
the watch house, where she remained al
night, and on this morning was brougb,
with her b by, before the magis,rate-,h,,
all the money she has is half do'Iar--tb,,
the said ". who has thus unnaturallv bo
iraye1 and abandoned her and his chill
never gave hera cent--that the sliI b,i
dollar ia her own money, which she bnr
from her mothers house. The said w :.
twenty-five years of age, tall and sp,,s
ma ie, black eyes, very Light complexio.
n scn;ccl looking man, and a, presen
wears grey clothes. Tic horse which h.
took away from Chester is very black and
slnall-the Wagon is yellow, and MAJ.
for two persons only, has been in Use Gr,
or five years.
CHARLOTTE ss..s.
Taken and sworn before mc,
CHARLES CHRISTIAN,
Special Justice Of the Peace
&rsad retort ola Hindoo.-In the Jor
nal of The Rev. Gordon Hall, at Bombay
the author says;-"as was speaking oftis
great blsssedness Of those who love and
serve the true God, one of the company 70.
pIied,-" But it you worship God, and i
he So blesses his servants, how comes j, 10
pass that you are travelling about through
the mud on foot, and not riding 10 cha.
riot?" The answer OF the missionary was
pertinent, though probably quite unsa,isiac.
tory TO the worldly-minded Hindoo.
BY reason Of the universal industry Of the
Chinese, together with their superior skill
in husbandry, and their simple mode q liz.
ing, almost every man is able to support
family accordingly they marry young,
and multiply and cover the earth ike grass.
boppers. They are classed in the denomi.
nation Of pagan, but some of their habits
and customs are highly worthy OF the notice
and attention OF christian people.
[LondOn paper.
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ASSIZE OF BREAD.
>taiN Exchange Cq6ie-Houss ~SSN
~. NJ ARINE JOURNAL. 3d.
PORTOF aLEXANDRLl.. December n

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. December II.
ARRIVED,
Sloop Olive Branch, Haws. 6 days fin.
New-B Bedford; rum, potatoes, oil, &c. to T.
II. Notwithstanding bound up.
CLEARED,
Schnr Eliza, Little, Philadelphia.
- Luminary, Baker, Georgetown.
Schooner George Washington, Jackson,
hence, arrived at Norfolk, I4th inst. 4S
hours.
Schnr Emily, Spillman, 90 days from
Savannah, in Hampton Roads l4th instant,
bound to this port.
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Norfolk, December II.

Capt. Peters, from Port au Prince, states
that it had been very sickly at that port hut
had i, some degree ahated. -Four masters
Of northern scI,ooners had died few days
before Capt. p. sailed, and the mate Of
Baltimore schooner the day previous. A
brig belonging 10 Philadelphia had every
person on board sick except the captain
Coffee WAS very scarce al Port au Prince ::
90 Spanish dollars per 100 lbs on board.
The new crop had not began 20 come in.
[ReaanS RooE, Books.
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Died.,

At Norfolk, on the 9th inst. Mr.. JoHS
RArLEY, aged 22 years, formerly Of thi,
town.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-18
U. States Circuit Court ofthe U. S.
VS.. INDICTMENT FOR 1
Joseph Ksrrick. MrsDEAEASoR.


The court has been employed nine days
in the trial Of this cause. The Indictment
contained eleven counts, part of which were
predicated upon the act oil Congress, Of
June, 1894, which provides in the Sd sec.
ton. that "if any person shall within any
of the ports, &c. of the United States, fit
Gu, ard arm, or attempt to fit out and arm,
or procure TO be fitted out and armed, or
shall knowingly re concerned in tie fur
nishing, fitting out, and armiag any ship or
vessel, with intent that such ship or vessel
shall be employed in Ike service Of any To-
reign prince or state, 10 cruise or commit
llostilities upon TIL subjects, citizens, or
property OF another forcgn prince or state,
with whom the u. S. are at peace, every
such person so offending, snail upon convic-
ton, be aijudged guilty of high mlsde-
meanor, anu shall he iiHed and imprisoned,
&c." The ';ti sec. has similar provision
prohibiting 10 increase OF augment, or to
procure to be- increased or augmentedNor
knowingly to be concerned in increasing or
augmenting the force OF any ship Of war,
cruiser, &c. in the service of any foreign
prince or state, &c. the same being at war
with another foreign prince or state, with
whom the United States were at peace.
The court decided that the counts found
ed upon this statute could NOT be ma ntan-
ed, upon The ground that as ourg government
had not acknowledged the independence OF
the South American provinces, they were
not foreign states within the meaning Of
the act of Congress. The other counts were
predicated upon the acts Of Congress of
1917 and 10 which are similar in their pro-
visions to the foregoing with the addition
of the words colony, district or people.
There was no evidence applicable TO but
two Of these counts. Yesterday the argu-
nent TO the jury was concluded on the part
Of the traverser by Mr. Pinkney, and on the
part Of the u. States by MIR. Writ. The
speeches Of these gentlemen were sucf as
were to be expected from such men--ihey
came fully up TO the expectation Of their au-
dtor>. The jury retired from the box
little before two o'clock, and after an abb
sence Of about an hour, returned with YER
dict of guilty.
A motion in arrest of judgment was then
fled, which is not yet decided. Ibid.
THE mAcsY mAHTI TREE,
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For Sale,

4 VERY capable female house servant,
n "a years ofage. Inquire Of the print
er. F3w Dec 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-18

Clement Dorsey, esq. in the house of de-
iegates, of Maryland, on Monday last, sub
mhted to the considera OF the house,
proposition to abolish the Office Of auditor,
which was ordered to lie on the table.
baltimore Telegraph.
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sembly, thata digest cannot readily be
made"
From such defective materials, it is OBJ
vious that much valuable information can
not be CLEANED. We have officialevidence
indeed, that the militia system is wretch
eddy defective but that We knew too well
before.
The returns made to the Department of
War, loose as they are, exhibit the follow
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-18

THE MAosY mAHTI TREE,
This tee yield. to none IN point Of util-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-18
FRIDAY, DECEMBER is. 1918,

Mr.. Editor,
The following burlesque ECLOGUE is
submitted to the perusal of the male and
female coquettes of the day; for unbappiiy
coauetry is to be found in both the sexes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-06-24
Pgiu1;ble Real ESta.e.

Tor SALE Farm, of % acres OF good land
L delightfully."- situated. TO- pleasant residence,
on the west road, 81 milss from Newport. Run
ming through it, is the largest stream Of water on
EhoJc.is.and; and on said stream there is grist
and boiling mill, csrdng, machines, &c. The buld
ing is large and commodioas, uaiciem for CLOTH
Ing establishment The yir is OF the most ssper-
ior workmanship, with Yon gear; and has good
share of business, boX in grinding and csrding
Said mill has sufficient power for twelve carding
machines the works were built undeg the direction
OF that celebrated artist, Jous BAncocK, aud exc.
cu,ed by the best workmen in The state The mill
is situated in that celebrated valley. known by the
name Of CerreFs VdHey
Also, for safe, near the shove describsd-a Farm
of 50 acres OF excellent land. with two dwelling
houses aud sufficient on, buildings aud a choice
colecSou Of fruit-ucss, from Newport. New-york
and Long-lsiand. The said farm has AN extensive
sea ptnegc:
Likewise, for ssle--,hst pleasantly situated Dwell.
ling House and extensive Lot of Land, No. $, Fare
weiLstrect, Newport
The subscriber being desirous of removing 10 IT.
wesern coun,ry, offers the above on accommodate
ing terms Those who arc inclined to purchase,
viii please apply to WALTER CORNELL
Portsmouth, May 90, 1878 Cul
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Rt)NrRY.


TO LAURA.
They've silly fools who sonnets sing
Ts glowing checks and sparkling eyes,
And MIKE the hiIIs and valies ring
With lovers VOWS and lovers nes.
Now I. though not as sad as they.
At least Coo arg an honest verse
Cf her whose ksihng besulies lay
Not in her rerssn bat her twse
What though she's past the bloom OF youth,
And shorn OF besuty's dazzling rays,
Has only one cecsying tooth, ~
With eyes that squint thousand ways:
What though she's lost her faxen hair,
These losses are not worth complaint.
For half her sex can tell ber where
To purchase wigs. and teeth and paint.
Thea, Laura. deign to bless the youth
Who d. ais upon your shiuinS chsrris,
Who dares 10 tell the honest truth,
And with your treasures bless his arms;
And he will clasp them to his heart,
And keep them ever in his view.
And with them never. never part
Whatever may become Of you
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Fashionable HATS.


HAS just recsiyed from the N. York, Bos-
ton, and Hartford manufsctories, and offers for
sale. ve,y cheof-
-Gensiemeo's soperfne Beavers, Of The most
fashionable shape and best tusi;ty uT Tie .Vs's-
York Hafs are rnrfvaaed fsr durability and elegance
Also
One case mems, wide brims--chiIdrcn's Hats, ell
gantiy trimmed-men's and boys felt DO.
PAPER HANGiNGS.
This week be viii offer for sale. Paper Hsngings
from New-York and Hartford, some Of the lowest
prices, and also of the most fashionable and elegant
patterns, for rooms and window-curtans. Wide
and narrow Borders.
Schovl- Bibes--StatimaYy, &c.
Newport, April ~. 1918 It.
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Il gerry odlilabIe Farm,
FOR SALE,

TIE subscriber offers TO sell his Farm, (eslle,l
L the fothering-pisce Farm,) on Point Judith, in
south-kiagstown. containing about 400 acres OF
most excelisut land, more than 200 of which Is in
FONT Judith pond II has the most extensive shore
OF any farm adjoining the pond. ADD by far the
most and hes, drawing place for bass, alev,ves
pearch, &c. of any other. itwilI be sold very reas-
onably and the terms win be easy
CARpER HAZARD
Norwich, Con. MAY 6, 1918 ,uJ
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DR.. RELIES
IS7HMATN Pills.

IA proof of wLieh Me fsRsrV'.g interesting cures
are submitted 10 public pcrusal:
BE- Mr. STETSON.
Of Hanover, was 9 years afflicted with violent
pain in his right breast, attended at times with great
difficulty of breathing, and wholly incapable of at
tending business, after having tried in vain all other
medicines, was cured and his health perfectly res.
tored by 2 boxes Of these pills
Is AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter and granddaughter. Of Boston.
were each dresdful.y afflicted with asthma spe dtt-
Guilty Of breathing were all of them cured and re-
stored to perfect health by 2 boxes.
Judge ------, Of Salem, had been many years Sc
verely afflicted With violent cough and difficulty
of breathing, cured by boxes his sleep was
restored on the second night, which had been brok
On for many years.
"A Laay IF Boston ! TUNED Of so, was severely
afflicted with cough pain ia the side, at times spit
ting Of blood, could not lis down in her bed for
years, could not sleep but at short intervals
stored to perfect health on taking boxes.
These Pills give instant ease in all coughs, colds,
asthmas, difficulty Of breathing, whee zing. tight
ness of the chest, strained stomach, consumption,
pain in the side, splitting OF blood, cbness and
shyerings the forerunners Oh malignant feyers, &c.
common colds are removed in few hours, the aged
will experience relief equally agreeable and Instant
sneous, even when thel ubgs are affected CT .7sk
fer "Dr Relies Asthmstis Pills" One bor contain
ing IL pills frequently Effects cure TO preUens am
PoS""' '"c outsioe prih'eo wrapper IN sbBheo w
r. Conway Observe Mis 0s you vaise health Pre-
pared and sold wholesale by t,N sole proprietor,
w L Conway, chemist, No 1, Bumstead Place,
Common-sirect, Boston & by special appointment by
SAMUEL w. VINsON, Druyg,st,
No !lo, Thames-slrect, Newport,
.Hso BY
Iemuel w. Briggs. Brissoi; Hercules Whitney,
J,li. Mason, Providence /; Over 4 Howcs WindiCrt
Greene, NerS LsadCH; Isaac ID Ilul!, Har,tordg snd
most druggists, book sellers and post mAsters tho
out the United states, where may be bad all those
j-'ily esteemed and highly approved "Ned;c;nes."
prepared By w T. Conway, Price One Dollar, or
SIX boxes for FIVE dollars, boxes for nine dollar 8
and IL dozen bottles for 100 dollars.
Dec 3 1917. UD
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AN ACT, to au'honz, he psymen, of csr-

AN ACT, 10 authorz, he payment of Get
tain &C rtiscstes
re enacted by ths 'Sercte and house Of
Rchresentativec II Ne Uniied States ~ .f,ne
RIGA, in Congress dssrmtlcd, That so much OF
an set, entitled. "An &C; making further provision
Tor tie support uf public credit and for the redemp
ton OF The pyhiic debt" passed the third dsy OF
March, one thousand seven hundred and ninety five;
and so much OF the act entitled, IAN act respecting
loan dice and hna, settlement certificates, indents
of interest, ana ne unfunded and registered debt,
credited on the books of the Treasury" passed the
twelfth day of June, one thousand seven hundred
and ninety eight, bars from settlement and allow
ance, certificates commonly called loan office and
fna settlement certificates and nden;s Of interest,
be, aud the same is herebY. suspended for the term
OF years, from and alter the passing of this act
modification Of which temporary suspension of the
act of Limitation shall be published by the Secrets.
ry of the Treasury, for heiniorma,ion Of the hold
ers ot said certificates, in one OK more OF the pub
lie papers IN each of the United States
Sec 2 lind ke &c firfher enacted, That all certi-
Scsies, commonly called Iosn oi6ce certificates,
counersigaed by the loan oisc,rs Of The states
pective'y ias, settlements csr,ihcates end ;ntents
OF interest, which at the time Of passing this act.
shall lie outstanding, may be presemed vt the
Treasury, and. upon the same beng hqaida,d sud
adjusted, shall be paid TO the respective holders of
the same. with interest, at six percent from the dere
OF the last payment OF interest endorsed on said
certificates
Sec ) lad Be t further epactcd. That, f,r carry.
ing this act into effect, the sum of eighty thousand
dollars be appropriated, ont OF any moneys in the
Treasury not Otherwise appropriated.
a CLAY.
Speaker Of The house of Represent atives
JOHN GAlILARp
President Of the senstes pretemporc.
[M.Isl JAMES MONROE.
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~ NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

WHEN cure rsr one dollar or al mos, for two
w dollars. can be obtained for cough, cold,
asthma, difficulty Of breathing, tighiness of the
chest, wheezns, pain in the side. spt,ing Of blood
a strained stomach. &c. must il not be a matter VI
surrize that We see the Obituary daily suelled with
deaths oecasioned principally BY colds Ga cn ever
age az isoH
b-Ts One Hundred " P,ffy 7hous0nd Persons
die annually OF consumption, originating principally
from taking cold commencing with cough, thea diih
Guilty Of breathing and pain in the side, at length
the lungs become affected, consumption ensues, and
death closes the scene. Alas too often does pre-
judice. by listening TO some and adopting the opn
ION Of Others prevail thereby preventing trial OF
such medicines might afford relief. under the
idea that relief can be obtained Scarce case
occurs but may be relieved by u'e timely sppIies-
ton Of
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LNOIICE.


THE employment of an Agent or Attorney is
art nscssssry in any claim against ;ac govern
mcnt 1t is nosl generally attended with csrence,
and sometimes wit, dcrndi loss.
Claims will be promptly settled. when tho ac-
counts. and vouchers WITH which they are connect
ed, arc transmitted 10 the proper tihcc
Money viii be transmiited whenever receipt
f,r the sum due. or, where the amount is not
tanned, receipt ia 5hvsk shall be forwarded 10 the
Treasury department
Military patents, and certificates of military pen
sions, viii be transmitted in like whenever
thc necessary vouchers are forwarded 10 the proper
Office. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
WM. N. CRAWFORD.
J C. CALHOUN
n w CROW NiN5lIlELD
UsssnSten C;iy, .s'ay ~, 1878.
IL Tie 6axe,,cs in which the acts of Congress
srs published. are requested 20 insert the above.
weekly fc three mouths snd papers in the interior
wlh desefve the thanks of the community ~ giving
j, pu5Eciv in tsir respective districts, as it may
be the means oi saving ,apenee and loss to that
portion OF Cue people vbo are lcKs, able to bear
hcm. June lV--sm,
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YALUdRLE FARU.

THE subscriber o,, for sale. his Farm situated
L in Midd,ctown. about one mile and half srcm
tho sta,e-housc in Newport Said Farm contains a
bout co acres Of land with great quantity ofexee-
lent frui, trees Of all kuds,ogcther with the bu'd-
ings thereon standing For other information IN
quire OF AL<NsoN PkCkheM
M,ddetovn, Feb. ii, 1918. "
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Bythe President orlif Guifef Sa,c,
yTyHEREAs isy an act oF Congress passed "a az
w 2d March rntised 'sAn act To ,s osiic tsr IT,
ascer'sning and surveying Of he boundary ,'ss ~.
eddy the treaty with tic Creek ini-ns ard og o,htr
purposes" tie i,esislent OF the United sta'es y
authorized TO cause ,be lands acquired by the said
treaty 10 be offered for saie when surveyed afa
whereas part OF the said lands have been suFyeytd'
Therefore !. james Monoe, Presden; of the u
nited States, do hereby declare and rake known
that public safes Tor The dispo-.i of certain lands
south OF the Tennessee river, aud in the district oe
Msdisos county. shali lie held at Huntsville Ia said
comfy, ia Alabama territory, viz.
On the srst Monday in July next, for the sale Of
ttk lands in ranges J, g g. 4, 5 on the frs, Men.
day in September next, for the lands in ranges
3 9, and on t'lc .rst Monday of November next for
the lands in ranges 10. IL, - 10 IA, excepting
such lands or shall be reserved, according 10
law for The support OF schools and for other pnr-
poses Each safe shall continue open for two weeks
and no longer; shall Commence Sib tie section.
township and rsuge Of ,be lowest number, and psc-
ceed in regular hume ric al order
Given under my hGli. at the city Of Washington,
this 3.st day OF March, 1918
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President, JOSIAH MEiGs.
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Printers who are authorized 10 publish the laws
OF the United states will publish the above
week till October next, and send their bills to the
General Land Office Tor payment.
April %. Gov.