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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-07
POTATOES.

TO the editor Of the Patsfe'a Sun
Its fact not sufficiently known, that
a great proportion of the Potatoe seed
;s deposited at one end, or side, and
hardly any OF that part which, whne
growing, attaches it by the root to the
vine. :,
end ; for we generally find withered
niece of the root at that end the sprouts
from the seeds will be found at the oPpo..
site end of the long potatoes or s'de Of
those mere globular.
IL the the pota,oe is OF an oblons FORM,
ia al. degree, il we cut from the seea
end about one fourth part Of the length
of it, we get nearly all the valuable sees
therein-take that aud plant 1.-THE t.
Their part lay by in the cellar, for spring
and simmer use, at the table. II will be
found, that as the seeds are taken OF, LIT
tie any of the substance LETT will De lost
and tic potatoe will continue perfectly
fit for eating at the table two months
louner dian those which have not bech
thus cut. This experiment has been tn
cd n some towns in this county ier Tour
wears past, and has always sncceeded'-
Some farmers here have made 1t prac-
tice 10 begin cutting their potatoes 10 th's
manner, early in January, and they put
their seed end iate vessels, minglIn,g d
little loan with them, to keep them from
pett,n. too dry. In this manner more
Than two thirds of the seed potatoes, thus
planted, may be saved for family use, or
for feeding out TO cattle. &c. and tiey
will continue more palatable and Pr"hia-
bile TO the consumer. The crop to the
farmer i. more abundant, because in cut
ting cF The seed ends, in this manner,
scarcely any Of the fibres, or roots OF the
seed are destroyed, 1t has been the COM
mon practice to cut the large potstoe Tor
Naming in tour or FIVE pieces, paying no
regard to which is the root or the seed
end of the potatoe, and in this way, ma
nv of the seed, sprouts or chlts, have
been destroyed. The writer Of this fri
ed the experiment last year, and he knew
nothing of it himself before the last OF
April last, and has related its effects to
many farmers, who had neverheard it be.
fore.
If any farmer should be fearful Of los
ing his crop, and SO unwilling to risk it,
il is hoped that he will try it at least IN
so IA hundred hills, and thereby he will
find, that it will be the best method OF
planting in future.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-07
From the Connecticut Cogrant.
THE BRIEF REMARKER.

Vanity, or the indehnable human qua
Iity called By that name, being the sub
i,ct now under cons dera.ion, the follow
in: plain little story is somewhat proper
TO open with.
The Baron de 'fott, happening to come,
of a sudden, into the Company OF a knot
OF Turkish ladies, who, from the usage oil
their county and the precepts Of thei re.
lirion, were in duty bound to be yelled
ALWAYS in the presence Of strangers Of the
ether sex he remarks, in the book Of bis
travels, that the elderly matrons made
haste to veil themselves, but the young
and the handsome remained with Their
faces uncovered for some time alter his
entrance.
Now, If this be notable instance oil
female nature, ii springs, nevertheless
from principle belonging to the general
mature of our species, and which operates
with nearly equal force in both sexes
1t is not Woman only that is vain -
i" Surely every sHan waiketh in vain
shew"-at least in some one re 'pect OF
other.
There scarcely is any single ingredient
that more thoroughly pervades human ma
tu G, thao the one that goes BY the gene
raj name Of vanity. Hence it was to Va
nifty that the cunning tempter addresse.
his temptation in the garden, with sucl
dep orable success; and TO vanity he ad
dressed his temptations in the wilderness,
where he was so signally foiled. HI
knew the weakest side OF humanity, ant
there made his attacks.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-07
To INCREASE A BARLEY CROP,

Dissolve three pounds OF copperas IN
a pai!-full Of boiling water, and to this
add as much dung puddle water as will
cover three or four bushels Of barley, stir
It, and let it steep four and twenty hours
when the seed is spread and drained,
sift on fine lima, which fit, it for sowing
Barley grows well on almost all kinds Of
soil, ii properly managed, bat that which
is moderately light is perhaps the most
suitable. The land should be well sub.
dued by previou. tillage and well heated
with dung, lime, ashes, or other bot ma.
nures, if you would have an abundant
crop.
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Boston, Aprii 90.

Boston, .aprl 29.
We are indebted 10 a gentleman who
arrived in town yesterday, in the Mer.
maid, from st. Thomas, for file Of the
st. Thomas Tidend, to the Sd lust
Taese papers contain some account Of
late military events on the Spanish Main,
but nothing important further than we
have received from other sources-1 he
battles which took place near Calaboza,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-07
or There will be marEe'
Tor butchers meat on Sunday next.
NOTICE.


The Council will sit as Court oil ~
pe,ls on the 18th, 18th, and 10Th DAYS
the present month, from the hour o. !"
to Q o'clock I.P.THOMPsON c.
II The books will be in the C"uHe'
Chamber. on "Wednesday the 18Th '''
when the assessors will attend.
Ertrac, from the la,0 Of the Corp'r'''"
Section 4. BE it further enacted, 'n'
no appeals will be heard after the ""'
appointed nr the sitting Of Council 81
Court Of Appeals, or after the sdj o'''
ment thereof. as may be BY them d'N'
mined upon,
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT At n. YORK.,
Gazette Office, Nay 4.
IMPORTANT.
The editors of the New.York Gaz.ts
have received per the Adriana, the fol.
lowing from their correspondent at Glib.
raltar, under date Of March ss.
"New York -four will not bring NOR.
than SO IS; Baltimore and Phladelphn
10 so, at 9 months credit. Rice 6 50
6 75."
The same letter adds,
II have little news to give you. OR
squadron are at present at Messins, but
are expected here about the 10Th to ii.
18th April and suppose Com Ch,ur.
cey will leave this for home about Apra
Is. The plague still RACES at Algien,
and other ports in Barbary. No csmn..
nication is permitted between this and Ii.
Barbary shore.
ain Spain the greatest misery and Dis
tess prevails. The government, have rs
led to every expedient to raise mOrey
bas al to no purpose. A meeting of msi.
chlnts was called in Cadiz a short tim,
since, under penalty of $50 for every
absentee, and q demand made Of laO,0ta
No sum was granted, but the GovernUI
has undertaken to collect what each indi.
vidual may be willing to give. 1t j. not
more than two months since the merchants
of that city were squeased Of SIs,O0O-
1t appears that CaJiz as we'll as many o
Their port, in Spain have been made port
Of deposit, and not free ports as called b.
some. The object is 10 relieve the msIl
chants, and put them in good humsr, "
that they may squeaze q little more mo-
ney out Of them, neither Of which objeeu
| think will be attained.
About three weeks since the officer
Who went to the proper department for
the pay of hi, corps found an empty
chest, and it is said began to damn bis
majesty, and all who were connected
with him. Another went to the "Te
RENT Rey," and told him he would lot
be responsible for those under his CON.
mand, if funds were not provided for
them very soon. Another meeting d
merchants has 10 consequence been CALI
ed. II all this can happe' after Garayi
system Of May last, and the monies have
been promptly paid into the treasury 10
der that system, and after receiving tie
4OO. OOOl. sterling from 6. Britain for y
polishing the slave trade, what may be ~
pected 10 a few months more-no'hg
Short of rebellion. Notwithstanding IL
patience inherent in these people.
"The fleet the spanisrds received frtr
the Dutch. are laid up in dry dock, al
will there rot. They have neither no
ney to fit them out-no seamen-and %
provisions for the seamen ; and Of cOurs'
no means to procure any.
"The treaty between the Portuguese
and Tunisians has expired, end as ID
treaty has been concluded upon, The ="
tuguese detain all Tunisians; at leas
they cruise of here and prevent vessel
under that flag from going through III
Straits. Two Portuguese frisa'es, sn(
some smaller vessels, are here watehll
the Tunisians. Two sloops Of war and
schooner under that Gag are here, aHS
afraid to move"
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FROM CALCUTTA.


The ship Union, Hitchings, which ar
rived at this port yesterday from Calcut-
ia, has brought intelligence to January
1s, much later than before received We
have received, through Mr.. Topliff, Gle
Of papers Of the latest date. They are
filled with details Of military movements,
which it is impossible for US to notice,
in short space, in on ineligible man
ner, on account of the desultory nature
of the war. The Mahratta war, against
the Peishwa, was considered - nearly
terminated, by the dispersion Of the force
Of the latter; but there is no intelligence
from this quarter later than already re.
ceived here from Bombay.
llolkar had taken the field to support
the Pei,hwa, with large army, strong
British force under lieut.. gen. Hyslop, e
major gen. Malcolm proceeded against
him. They brought him to action Dec
81, and completely defeated him. The
British loss amounted to 4 or 500 mep
and that Of tie enemy is stated at 5000
men, with all his artillery, amounting t.
40 pieces, and baggage.
Two victories had been also obtained
over the Rsjah Of Nsgpose, who had isl
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-07

Extract of a letter frem q gentleman in
London, OF the first responsibility, to
his friend in Savannah, dated Februa-
ry IS, 1918.
"A rumor has prevailed for some time
past, that divorce was to take place be-
tween the Prince Regent and Princess OF
Wales; and it is now asserted, with
confidence, that the application will be
made to parliament, during the present
session. for that purpose, with view, it
is stated, to form an alliance between the
Prince Regent and the Duchess Of Par.
ma, who, as you may see by the prints,
is shortly expected in London.
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POSTSCRIPT.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT At n. YORK.
Gazette Office, Nay 4.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-29
To the friends Of Humanity

A n aged, infrm, and widowed mother,
"a Is DESTROYS to receive information OF
Of THOMAS BURTON CARTER, an
only son, concerning whom she has not
heari any thing, on which reliance can
be placed, for nearly three years. He re-
moved from this place to the state of Ohio
about ave years ago. The last certain ac-
count she bad from him, was from Cadiz in
that state. He is about twenty FIVE years
Of age by trade a tailor. Vague rumour
has recently pronounced him dead: Alet-
ter communicating information relative to
him, directed to Henry Tutwieler, ?: NJ.
at this place, would confer peculiar kind
ness on an afflicted woman.
OtrEditors Of Newspapers generally,
are intreated to give this article place IN
their columns a few weeks.
Harrisonburg, Rockingham
Co. tVirl july Is
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Burr Milestone Making.

VESiiE SD scrlbrr wishes to inform his
J. firnds and the public, that he has
on hand good supply Of The fl st quality
Burr Blocks. HIS shop near Cc!.Pey
toms store here he can supply Ill MI
lers at me shortest notice With fiist rate
Mill stone. and which he vi warrant
equal il not superior 20 any in the United
States. and VIII sell them at tie mosr rc-
duced prices-the workmanship superior
TO any in the district.
Drc. ROBERT GLENN.
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Nm. DeYanrhn.
AIR-DRESSER AND PERFUMI

HAlR-DRESSER AND PERFUMER,
Royal-street, .AierGRdriG,
HAS just received and offers tor sale at
III his shop, a few cases of Razors, OF
. superior quality, for travelling, with six
ladies ALSO,
ladies' and gentlemen's dressing cases
Cloth brushes hat do; hair do; nail do
Shaving go tooth do; rouge in pots .
Almond paste; oil Antigua pomatum
Cologne water; lavender do OF superior
quality hair powder; powder puts
Naples soap for shaving vegetable do
Rose do palm do wash balls
Shaving soap tuck combs pocket do
Dressing do f; pocket books
Pencil cases beaver gloves WHIPS
Fsbb's n. York suspenders French do
And a variety of other articles, too tedious
q mention. July II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-29
FrenchCreek boarding School

The foRo,cing is published for the iUor
nation Of Parents:
" AVING long believed that School
h on plan different from most others
ia many respects, would be beneficial TO
society, and experimenting that with all
its cares, and the responsibility insepara-
BILE { ON such a concern. could more
cheerfully devote IVY tiEe TO the educa-
ton of children than to any other bust
ness, | have concluded to establish a
BOARDING SCHOOL for GIRLS
With this view have purchased the
FRENCH GREER FARM, four miles east
of the yellow springs, on the Nsrristown
and Philadelphia road, situated in Pike,
land and Vincent townships, Chester
county, twenty.seven miles from Phila-
delphia, combining many conveniencie>
for the support Of such an institution (;
and having let the farm, etc. in way
calculated 20 supply the family with pro
visions, lpropOse to devote my at entiOn,
with the aid of suitable assistants, to the
education Of the children who may he
placed under my care.
In selecting the pupils, it is not propo.
sed To be governed entirely by their age,
nor to require that they shall all he mem
bers of the religious society of Friends /;
but as the school rules will be very few
in number aud ve'y simple, it is my wish
that none may be sent cont aIy TO HEN
own inclination, nor any one Who would
not be like y to be good examples to tie
other scholars, and treat them with kind
ness and affection.
The price for bard and tuition will be
two hundred Dollars per annunl, one
quarter always to be paid IT. advance
~ restrictions respecting the kind OF
clothing are intended, nor respe citing the
frequency Of the changes that parents
MAJ require the washing will be char
ged at the ordinary price per dozen
children may be admitted tor one quar-
Ter only, and such as are entered for
longer period, may nevertheless be reno
we'd at the expiration Of any quarter
The communication with Philadelphia
will be frequent and easy by stage, and a
house of entertainment kept by the far
mer for the accommodation Of persons
having business at the school.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, En-.
glish Grammar, Geography and the use
Of Maps and globes. will be taught, togc-
Their with such other branches as The pro-
gre OF the children and experience may
render expedient, The school to open
the Fl, st of The 9Th month next. For fur
lher information apply to Edward Sta.
tler, Alexandria, or to
EMM0R KINDER.
81 mo. 81 SIT
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Notice.

n AM ready to con:rac' fnr as'ng up
aud repavihg Duke and Wate ire s,
when the citizens owning prone, ty the e.
on agree to repave the sideways a = ei
own expense, agreeaSly to an orde' .
Council, dated November l., 1917, for
which purpose, and their accommodation.
subscription paper is left with Mr..
Evan p. Taylor.
ROBr. BR0CKET, Street Com.
Nav 1
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Bath House.

FEN g subscriber respectfully informs
! MS frierds and the public, that his
Bl'h House will be kept open during the
season, and no exertiOns on his part shall
BE- wanting to give satisfaction to those
who shaE favor hun with their CUSTOM
Two baths, distinct from the rest, arc ex-
nre,sIy reserved for the US OF Ladies'
who will be waited IN asreeably to thel'
directions. az Tickets will be ready
for de'.yerv on FRIDAY next.
~ The subscriber has received oy
the Norfolk packet. quantity OF Fresh
LINES, which viii enable him to keep 4
constant supply OF PUNCH, OF the best
quality. l. >hInhDS'
June L. u
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Hardware.

a EW1S HiPKlNS has received per
A the Mohawk, via Bait more, snail
addition 10 his former assortment OF hard
ware, which renders the assortment toe
nhls complete aud extensive.
AMONG WHICH ARE,
Shoe thread in balls, ut good quality
Ensh h birdie aud sklf:inS leather
Of superior quality
Meas and wumen's saddle trees
Plated chain spurs
Girlh webbing
WaldrOn's gain and grass sithcs
S;ckles
Patent iron tea kettles
VITA A VARIETY OF
Cutlery s. .hongery Goods;
al of which are offered at reduced prI-
cos I, punc'nal castnmers. June IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-29
District of Columbia, to wit:

Alexandra county. ADril term. 1918.
IN CH.a.NCERY.
The Mechanics Bank Of Alexandria
Complainant,
VERSUS
Thomas w. Peytou and Wm. IL. DundaS
defendants.
UyHE defendant, Thomas W Pcyton,
not having entered his appearance
md given security according to the sta
tute and The rules of this court; and 1t
apuesring to the satisfaction Of the court
unon afiiayi, that the said Thomas W.
Pew on is not an inhabitant of this dis.
fiction motion Of the said complain
ants hy their counsel, it is ordered, That
the said defendant Thomas w. Peyton
do aopesr here on the lst day of the next
court and enter his appearance to the
suit. and give security for performing the
DEGREES OF the court and thar the other
defendant VIM Fl. Dundas, does not pay
away, convey or secrcte the debts by him
owing to, or the estate or effects IN his
hands belonging to the said absent de-
tendant Thomas w. Peyton, until the
further order or decree Of this COURT
and thata copy Of this order be forthwith
published Tor two months successfully in
one of the public newspapers published
in this county, and that another cepy be
posted at the front door Of the courthouse
Of said county! ~
Test, G.DESENLh' I-e.
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business,

next door to the corner sl King and Roy
al streets, and is prepared to execute any
orders in the Bupsbinding buisness with
which he may be honOred-he is also sup.
piled on commission, with small assert
ment Of Stationary comprised Of articles
most in demand, aud particularly invites
the attention Of juvenile customers to
articles used in schools, such as CIPHER
ing and Copy books, nc. which are made
of the bet materials that can be procur
ed and at the usual prices-orders from
Banks or pubic Offices for any kind Of
blank account books, can be executed i'll
a style Of strength AID elegance equal to
any in the United States. Nav 81
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Pr POI ALS
Proposals
for publishing by subscription, a new work,
entitled
fHE TREASURE OF HEALTH;


A complete collection Of the most valuable
secrets in medicine, for the cure of all
diseases, wounds and other accidents TO
which the human body is subject; with
the method of preparing, and inslruc-
tons for using, the necessary remedies.
Also, the best preservatives against the
plague, small pox, and all other kinds of
contagious diseases.-Discovered after
much research and experience by the
most skilful physicians in Europe, and
employed with the greatest success; and
unknown till the present time in the Uni
ted States.
Carefully collected, by Benepolent Society,
aud faithfully translated from The French,
and other foreign languages,
And published for the benefit OF humanity,
BY LEWIS MERLIN.
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To THE PUBLIC.

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the kind mat mas ever appeared with,
IN inc ohited otates oil Amrrica. ana
treasure whIch every head OF a ia
mliy could not too much appreciate;
as II points out the symptoms OF se'e-
raj diseases, OF winch many persons
are only acquainted with their names;
I'd the receipt OF the quantity and
quality OF the drugs that arc made
use Oh: 81, Their preparations SO care
FULLY described and detailed that the
least intelligent person cannot be mis-
taken; anu ihally The necessary doses
and the manner II administering
them. One may rest assured that all
in this collection is easy to put into
practice, the expense is trifling be-
cause all the simples and plants which
compose The greatest part OF the re
ceipts 1t contains may be found in
the heias ana IN inc gardens In
word' thai II affords the means OF Gu
rlng' IN short time' all the diseases
a GU. S'", ,,a W.T." -, I"", on one may he al
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' Amonsst the great number If die
e,oes thai have 6cen cured INV tbcse
incst;maLlr secrets.we shall oniv name
some or Them. of which tine foreirn
inurnaIs and American newsnaucrs
have borne the most authenticated tcs-
timony. such AZ apoplexy. asthma. BIZ
Inns. windy and ncphrctiouc collie,
consnmntion If lunrs. debility. dysen.
tcry diar,bGa. dr0psy in the breast,
in ii. hr.;n command dronsv anar.
s,rnue of ascitcs. enijepsv. diseases of
the ewes intermittent. tcrtian. ouar.
fan continual and inflammatory fe.
Tcrs m,lipna,,t snotted and scarlet
fcyers. hives ESQ fatal 20 children), in
termination IL tbc boweIs. of the liver
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Carpehng.

AN hani at the auction store corner
! " Prince and Water streets, Hol-
land Rush Ct-pets, Gustly celebrated for
their durab;li,yl-Ot different Widths aud
qualities, which may be seen and Pur
chased at any time.
June is p, &. MARSTELLER
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Vol. KIN
John Jackson s Co.

TTAVE removed 20 their new establish
III maatconer OF King and W. erstreets,
opposite the Union Bank,
Hiere they hG9s for sale,
10 puncheonS -. NInCents rum
4,5OO ibs green coffee
so KEYS Richmond manufactured to-
bacco warranted prime) 8's, los, les and
!btWiS,s
Q pipes L. P. Madeira wine
s hhds do do
Az boxes medoc claret Ln
q sauterne SS
. hermitage fS=
. burgundy 81
3 chateau grille
l3 old Madeira wine, very superior
q pipes,braRdy
90 boxes S by 10 window glass
90 chocolate
ID mould and dipt candles
s sacks filberts
3 race ginger lamos
10 marble mantles with hearthS and
! superb time pieces
Q cases French hats
y English do
i felt do
3 cases periumery
= mercery
3 letter and bin paper
An invoice jewellery-gOld chains,
gold and silver watches, &c. &c.
An invoice hard-ware-cutlery, Ja-
panned ware, &c.
7 bales German linens
9 trunks frrnitures
A handsome assortment domestic. Brit
fish. French, German and India goo Is, in
los 10 suit purchasers, and on the most ac-
comrodaiiag terms.
Arrust Il 2w