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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07
Valuable Land for Sale.

YENHE subscriber wishes tn sell two va
q liable Tracts of Land-oue sltua-
ted in the upper part Of Fairfax County,
adjoining the lands Of samuel u. Grthth'
ami bounded north by the Potomac river,
containing 700 acres, about one hail IN
wood ; Of the cleared land considera-
bile promotion is first river bottom, equal
in fertility to any in Virginia: the upland
j, we'll situated for farming and oil good
quality. There is also mill seat on the
Trsct of considerable value. This farm
is worth the attention Of any person wish
ing to engage in the farming business, as
il certainly is not exceeded oy any IN the
county lperhaps statel as farm oil pro-
Et. and may be had on reasonable terms,
MIR. Juhn Bickslcr, who resides near the
land, will shcw it, aud Mr.. VIM. M'Car-
ty Of t.sudoun county, or Mr.. John w.
Bronaush of Georgetown, D. C. will make
known the terms. Ii this Tract is not
disposeti Of before the 2ad of .uiRCH,
it will then be exposed to PUBLIC SALE,
at Nney's Tavern, on the road leading
from Alexandra TO Leesburg.
The other Tract contains 1000 acres,
and i, the upper and most valuable part
of the Tract live. on. It'll situated ten
miles below Alexandra, and bounded n.
by Accontiak creek. This Tract will be
divided to suit purchasers, if found ne
cc.sary. Persons wishing to purchase
Will andy to the subscriber living at Ce-
dar G rove, who will shew the laud and
make known the terms.
EDGAR M'CARTY.
January IS thstuts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07
Public Sale.

I'm Saturday, the 1+th February, at
~ II O'Clock, will be sold an the pre-
misses the HOUSES and LOT, on the
south side of Xing-street. occupied by
James Kennedy u Son.
Also, the HOUSE aud LOT, on the
north of King and corner Of Henry sts'
occupied by John Fortuey. Terms made
known at sale.
ISAAC ROBBINS,
II. II. DEAGAN,
JOHN GIRO,
Ian, Sits Commissioners.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07
The Genuine Persian Lotion,

So celebrated among the fasbonaOIe
throughout. Europe, is an invaluable cos
metic, perfectly innocent and safe, tree
from corrosive and repellent minerals
the basis Of other lotions, and Of W.
paralleled efficacy in removing blen'hei
Of the face and skin, ireckles, pimPies,
infiamatory redress, scurfs, letters, ring
worms. ssnburns, prickly heat, &c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07
Less Ointment for the Itch.

Warranted an iItaIlibIe remedy al one
application, may be used with perfect
safety by pregnant women, or on infants
week old, not containing a particle oil
mercury or any dangerous ingredient
whatever, and not accompanied with thst
tormenting smart which attends the ap'
plieation OF Other remedies.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07
For Sale.

SJvIiT large aud com OOdious three
story brick Dwelling House on King
street upper sud, at present occupied BY
D.. George T. Thornton. For terms aP-
ply to "M' hrhbLn - Jun
Nav 81 "s
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07
TO Rent.

EHHAT very valuable stand for the
grocery busine :, at present occu-
pied by the subscriber, situate between
Water and Union streets, and near Con-
WAYS wharf. a,
wish also to sell Lot of Ground ad-
joining the absve poperty-it will be
sold a bargain. For terms apply to
JAMES YOUNG.
January ST stuthtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07
Hauliiton's Essence and Eatrart d
Mustard,

A safe and eftectual remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt, rheumatic
govt, palsy, lumbago, numbness, white
swellings. chilblaius,sprains, bruises, pain
ia the face and neck, etc. etc.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07
Hahn's true e genuine GsrmaaCom
PlGister.

An infaliible remedy for corns, speed
ly removing them root aud branch, with
out giving any pain.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07
Hahn's genuine Eye Water,

A sovereign remedy foe all diseases Of
the eyes, whether the effect VI Dotnra
weakness or Of accident.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07
Lees kfallibls .9sue and Fsrer DR.

Lees Isfallibls .isus and Fsrsr Drops
For the cure of agues, remittent and
intermittent, fevers.
W At the place Of sale Pamph''
may be had gratis, describing cures F','
formed by the above medicines: the Eu'i'
Der, Importance and respectfully a.
which, fully justify every article a '''
advertisement.
Sold only ,choissals and retail, ~
JAMES KENNEDY s. 5tN.
septemb-r as king-st. AIel". a.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07
Fer Sale.

UlHE HOUSE and LOT on which |
reside, in the town Of Dumlries.-
For terms of sale apply to Walter Harri-
SOD, or John LandOn, jr. Of same place.
P. HARRISON.
Hsh-u,rv q tuths4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07
To Rent,

VNHAT large and pleasantly situated
4 three story brick Dwelling House
at the corner of Prince and st. Asaph
streets, recently occupied by MIS- era
croft. Possession may be given immedi-
ateiy. Apply 10 J. l.. M'kENNA.
WHO HAS FOR SALE,
Two elegant Frame MANTbES, and
two of Italian Marble. Feb. 3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07
Tooth ache Drops.

The onlyremedy yet discovered which
gives! immediate and lasting relief in tae
l. q ( severe instances.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-07
HOUSES. LANDS. &c.
For Rent,

TCHqE Rooms over and Back Build
I iags attached to the Fire Insurance
O!iee on Royal street.
Apply at this Office
Decemb-r 2S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-21

Niondoneda, Oviedo. &c. are also ia mo-
ton, aad the inhabitants Of the Bisca, an
provinces have received orders TO be arm
ed without any distinction of classes"
On Tuesday arrived al Portsmouth,, Tie
Leveret sloop Of war, capt. Theed, from
81. Helena, in eight weeks, having sailed
the 9th of January. Bonaparte continues
10 persevere IN that inert, secluded nan-
ncr of living which he long Time ago
imposed upon himself, aud whichha : been
attended by most evident bad effects upon
his health. Mr.. @ Aieara, his surgeon, il
is understood, has warned him that the
consequences may prove fatal, and that
speedily, unless lie should take exercise
IN The open air. Ii is coniecturcd, HAT
ihis perlluacious adherence 10 his first
formed resolution, is intended 10 induce
Il relaxation in The orders which restrict
MS going abroad beyond certain limits
without attendance 10y an English officer.
Admiral Vamplin has taken up his resi-
,dence on shore, ut the Briars. Every ar
ticle of life is cXjravaganlly dear; as an
instance, il is stated, that among the do
mcSlic eXpences incurred by Madame
Bertrand, Tor her own family only, is
1901. per year for washing linen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-21
pnOr1 -ANIArrOr
To The people inhabitins ,he plains Of venezu

u The people inhabitHg tie plains ri Venezuela.
The whole ct your territory is extricnted
from The oppression Of The arms OF fire royal
tyrannv-from the centre ct NCw Grenada 20
The months Of Tie Matnr.u and .be OrOuoco
tie republican arms have gloriou8iy triamph.
eel over those Of Spain. IHe uuinctons armies
OfMorilo aud Boves, ~ longer eNist on the
has heeomc their common grave; the cities Ot
CaiabDso auJ 50. Fernando have found shelter
under the bAnHrFs ofthg republic, aud the
remnant Of NOrilo's army, after his defeats ou
The I'm aDd 5l!t, brcOmr fH-it.vcs, have becn
forced after aa itnnini.ioue fi4ht, 10 take re
fucc within the walis of Porto Cabcl0; but
even tbtrc tilcy cannot escapc--thcy shall be-
driven bcldioU- info fhc ocean
Anaruy of freemen, coaAant, courageous,
and rae 60 themselves. arc irresistible veto.
~ leads ns. aud Venezuela. We vii soon see
efther ,Hr surrender or ihc toial snuiIilation
~ their cruel desolatofs and oppfossOts.
sIhabitanls Of thc Itauss (plains) You arc IN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-21

wreck OF his army was LEI, in the cnyirons of
Valencia, and in the Sierras.
have here three of the ships which were
laden in the Thames with troops and military
stores and aims; shall transfer my flag 10
one OF them, tine ship mounting 80 guns, and
shall sal! for La Guira i'm few DAYS. The
miserable remnant of the Spanish marine in
those seaS, are too feeble TO wait the approach
of my squadron. We have received every
Kind of armament 81 which we stood in nee d,
and nore are expected every hour
Your communications for yOnr government
may be addressed under cover TO the direction
ihcloset.
have the honor, SC.
LOUIS BRION,
Admira! of the navy OF Venezuela.
To Don LIMO CLxMyNTr,
Deputy Of the republic OF Veneznela
residing IN the United States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-21
To the pcople Of Ire grorincc NJ CdrdcC0S.
NTIO%.

PEOPLE OF CARACAS!
Tie victory OF Ca!abosO has reduced orr
OpprcssOr Merlo to The necessity of a suTreu-
dcF or flight. Hemmed in on all sides-his
auxiliary corps cut Oii--his commune cation, ia.
tercepted, and reduced to tie last eXuewiiics
10 the very centre of Venezuela, very little re-
mains TO release your country from the reuI-
pant of the Spanish army, which came from
The banks ct the GidrOnUe, 20 overwheim i Sc
cOnd tju!e IN massacre and COuaagTatiou, this
deliehtful region ofSoutb America.
ISL abitdnts OF Caracas, the government Of
the republic, begins once more TO enjoy the
gi0Iies Of an army OF freeWeu, triumi ihaut over
the miuious Of tyrduuy--liberty, equality, and
independence, approach to . ward 0ur con-
staDCy, our courage, aud the blood which mas
been she'd in their cause the rcicnot the non
sters haS terminated, the glory OF The republic
is once more restored. and respiendeni alter
sacrifices that must excite tire admiration Of
all America and OF future history.
People of Caraccas-UEder the auspices Of
an army OF heroes, yoU are once more free /;
your liDerdtOrS. indifferent 10 prvaiions OF ali
kinds have rushed into tie iieid Of battle, and
brayed death IN every form, for The honor Of
their country and tor The happiness Of yonr
children and pOstcritg BE not aPprehensive
therefore, aud once more prepare to receiy e
your protectors IN sour i!lustri0u- capital.
BOLIVAR.
Head quarters at Rastro, near Cae5oSo,
iith Feb. eighth year Of the IepuDnc,
Il. ID. 1918.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-21
TRIAL BY JURY.

JUDGE WASHINGTON. A few days
since. III cause trying before the T.. S.
Circuit Court this magistrate strongly
charged the Jury that the question was
point of law, and that they mast find far
tie Plaintiff. The jury retired for few
minutes, when they returned with a YER
dict for the Defendant. The next morning
The counsel fer the Plaintiff addressed
the court, and said ne should not, as was
usual, move the court for Rule TO show
cause why new trial should not be
granted, but he would at once move ile
court for new trial, ON the ground that
The jury had found verdict contrary 10
the Charge OF the court. Judge Wash
inglon, III substance, replied, that the
motion was perfectly correct HAT he
would grant new trial in this case, aud
II Iuries should ind a verdict ONE HUM
DRIED TIMES, in opposition to the
charge OF the court, he would grant
new trial
II is distinctly understood that this was
the third time this particular cause had
been before the Circuit Court that each
time the court strongly charged the jury
TO hnd for the Plaintiff, and that each
time, the jury, on their oaihs or afIirma-
tons, found for the Defendant.
Such are the facts, as they have been
uC'"ilCN w US. we ueeH tNen 10 ne OF
character highly interesting to the public.
We do not publish the names of either
Plaintiff or Defendant, because we don0t
know them, and five did know them, we
should not think their publication at all
desirable. We do moi wish 10 engage any
thing like party or prejudice: but sc are
exceedingly anxious that the case shall
be subjected topubIic exsmination. That
this may be done with all fairness, we re-
spcciinliy and earnestly request, that if
there be any Misrepresentation, error or
discoloriug of facts III the above state
ment, that it may be communicated, so
that we may embrace the earliest occasion
TO correct IT. Philadelphia Press,
The Emperor of Austria has granted TO
John Allen, Esq. Of Philadelphia, the cx-
elusive privilege of navigating steam bOsts
between the city Of Venice and Trieste,
tor twenty years. ReIfS GGs.
MORE SPECIE.--'ihe ship William, ar
| rived a New York from London, brought
Out 470, 900 for the United States Bank.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-21
A GREAT sEA SERPENT-

BosToN, May l4.-lhe following is
a very interesting account o. the Sea Ser
pcnt, seen on Saturday last. The respec-
liability OF The source OF the annexed Ger
ililrales, places The matter beyond a
doubt and we think captain Woodward
has had a more minute view of this Ser
pent, thau it was possible for any one TO
have had Of the one seen last summer Off
Cape Ann.
AFFIDAVIT.
T. Joseph Woodward, masterofthe schooner
Adamaut, OF Hiugham on my passage from
Peuobfcot 10 bingham. on Sunday last ~
O'Clock, y. NJ. Agementicus bearing w. y.
W. ten leagues distance. discovered something
on the surface vt the water, apparently abont
tie size of q ships long boat. sappOsIng II 20
be ihe wreck Of some vessel. I made towards
u anl on approaching IL, To my surprise and
that OF my crew, discovered IL to DO a mon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-21

MORE SPEcGE.-T'he ship William. ar.
rived AZ New York from London, brought
out s 40 600 for lie limited states ps,l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-21

HNANfED iMMEDtArELY-3 Loss of resprclaIIe
W families and c"sd morals, apprentices 10 the
House Painting AMI GLAZING business rO}s from ~ 10
- years OF dee vi be preferred lhoy sh receive tie
advantages 81 three months schooling each yeas Cu
ing Their servitufe also comfortable board and cloth
us together viii my attention 90 gard thcir morals
aud forward tAeG "a their professi. n.
CHARLES RUSSELL.
bai q, 5g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-21

The Emperor of Austria has gran;ad TO
John Allen, Esq. Of Philadelphia, the cy-
elusive privilege of navigating steam b0ts
between the city Of Venice and Trieste,
tor twenty years. ReGfS Gas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-21

Secretary Of The council Of government
Letter from Admiral Brion, commanding the
naval squadron Of Venezuela, To Don Limo
Clem0nii, deputy Of Venezuela
81 Barthoiomcrs. I2fh ApriI. 1915
SIg-I have The satisfaction 10 inform Won of
my arrival at this isard, in nine days from fae
OronocO, with part Of my squadron by the
enclosed official publications. yom will see that
Our armies have obtained many successes. and
carcer l have reason to believe hat the mead
qunrtcre Of the supreme chief, is by this time
established 40 CaraCcaS. According 10 the ~.
formation which | recei, ed yesterday, by the
captain of brig from Porto Cabciip in nine
days, tie tyrant tloriilo arrived there suppos
cd 10 be mnrfaly wounded by a thrust Of
lance. which penetrated as bowels and the
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-18
John Farewell's Estate.


AZ a Court Of Probate held at Portland, aith-
an FOR ae.couty Of Cuanberland, on the
second Wednesday Of .4ugaa in the gear 81
/. our Lord eighteen hundred. qnd eighteea--
IN- the petition Of James Noa, administrators
~ dsLoifs non of the estate Of JOHN FARE
WELL, late Of Portland. aforesaid, Butcher, de-
ceased representing that tie persona estate ofsaid
deceased is not sufficient TO pay the just debts which
he owed at the time Of bis death BY the sum Of
thirteen hundred and fifty dollars, and praying for
license to sell and convey muck of the real es-
tate Of said deceased may be necessary TO satisfy
said debts and incidental charges: Odered, that
the petitioner give notice thereof to the heirs of
said deceased, and to ali persons interested in said
estate, by causing copy Of this order to be pub
.hed in the Portland Gazette, printed in said
Portland. three weeks successfully, that they may
appear at P obale Court, TO be held at the Pros
bate Oiies in said Portland, on the second We'd
nesday of September next at ten o'clock in the
forenoon Of said Jay, and shew cause il any they
have, Why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted. SAM. FREEMA AN, Judge Of said court
/ A copy-Attest,
HORATIO SOUTHGATE, Reg'r.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-18

THE subscriber hereby gives public nos'ce
il 10 sli concerned that he has been duly 40
poln,ed and taken upon himself, the trust OF sd
minis,rators of the estate Of JOHN HALEY.
"a e Of Portland, in the county Of Cumberland.
trader, deces sed BY giving oond as the law d.
rects-He therefore requests all persona ~h.
ara indebted TO tue sara deceased's essate, 10
mike Immediate payment. and those who hare
.ay demands thereon to exhibi the &c
SAMUEI. EMERY.
Portland, Aug. 10, 1918.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-18
DIED.

In Vienna. Ger. the Baroness Of Arnstein, con-
sort of Mr. Arnstien, Of the richest bankers IN
Europe She was Jewess by religion; and hel
benefactions amounted to 10000 guilders annu-
ally, to the poor of all religious Embellishments.
Her house was as remarkable for the splepdor o.
its furniture, as for the extent of its hospitality.
In Russia, the celebrated Gen. Winzingerode.
At Cincinnati, (Ohio) suddenly, Mr.. Bella An.
drews, formerly a merchant in the District o.
Maine.
AT Albany, (Me.) Davis, aged IL years, son O
Mr. Stephen Moore: and Samuel, aged years
son of Mr.. Samuel Sanders-they went into the
river for the purpose of bathing, when they pro
ceeded beyond their depth, and were both drown'
ed. 4sst
In Fairfield, July 10, Absha Wing, aged 80
after long and lingering sickness Of two years
In Gardiner, on the 10th inst. Mr. Nathan Eel
ton, aged 90, son ofNathan FELTON,, Esq. Of Dan,
vers.
In Winthrop, Henry r. Smell, son of Doct
Smell. aged years and months.
In Alfred, Mr.. John Davis, Of Shapleigh, aged
6O-Mr. Isaac Downs, Of Lyman, aged TO-.
In Bath, Me. Mrs. Susan, wife Of Mr.. Gilbert
Ttufant.
In thi. town, Mr.. Somers Shattuck, aged 10.
Eliza Anna daughter Of Mr.. William Marshall
aged 2 years.--William, son Of Mr.. John Brad
bury, aged 10 months
On Saturday evening last, very suddenly, Mr.
John Blanchard, aged %.
The deaths in the city of London in 1917, were
19. 968. Of which number l0,O33 were males and
$685. females. 1900 are stated to have died o
consumption, and 3242 Of convulsions. The
whole number christened in the same time wa
"a, 128-of which IL, 624 were males, and II sos
females
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-18

Abeona, Porter, for Brazil nth. brig Portland
Minott, for Havana.
Coastlosse. Aug. 10Th. schr. Recover
Deering, for Bristol-I4th, sloop Leander, Blan
chard, for Boston--sloop Messenger, Porter fol
Boston--15th, sloop William, Stamford, for do
-schr Aretas, Prince, for Newyork-sloop Elk
press, Racket, for Fredericksburg--l6th,s chr
Return, Weber, for East port-sloop Jones, Han
for fredericksburg
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
AT St. Pierres, July IL, Andrew Miller, Nc
Kown, from Wiscasset, discharging-Margaret,
With ey, for Castine, uncertain
Briggs Liberty, Emery, of Kennebunk last from
Cape Henry, with cargo of fish, not sold; and
Juno. Perkins. do. do. were at Port-au1Prnce
10Th ult.
Milo, of Bath, discharging and Nancy-Ann,
of do. to sail in few days, were at hlatanzas
25th ult.
Schr. Return, Downing, of Kennebunk, and
sloop Ranger, Sawyer, of Portland, arrived at
Alexandria 9Th inst.
July IS, long 81, brig Castor, of Portland,
days from Alexandra, was spckon.
Aug. S, South Shoal n. E. II miles, schr.
Venus, Bell, fir. Belfast, Me. for Norfolk.
Brig Henry, johnson, Of Bath, arrived at Dos
ton on Friday last in 90 days from Snrfnan.--
Aug. IL, Nantucket Shoals bearing N. by w. $
leagues dist. spoke brig Charles y Alico, IA
days from Havana, for Castine. /.
The coppered ship Margaret, Weeks, owned
by Arthur Mcclellan, Esq. of this town, bound
from Charleston to Liverpool, in going cut on the
9th inst. got ashore on Stones Breakers and bill
ged. Only so bales Of cotton (out of 12l2)were
saved. The crew of the U. S. brig Prometheus,
were prompt in their exertions to save the prop
erty.
PHILADELPHIA, AUG. 12-Ar. brig Collector,
Titcomb, Is days from St. Andrews-schrs. Reap
er, Drinkwater, do. IS -llsley, Stanwood, DO,
l5-Enterprize, Gray, do. il-Zeno, Smith, do
ID. Cleared, Five Brothers, Hadlock, for Port.
land.
Schr. Ranger, Parsons, of Kennebeck, ar. a.
Norfolk 10th inst-Also, schr. Gaines, of .Saco
for Alexandria, and Betsey, Simmons, "a day
from Bath, for do.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-18

Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
LINCOLN, $50 Nicholas L. Mitchell,
.Adminlfrator on the sfate Of Joihua
Rayncs, late Of Bath, in said county, de-
esaisd. GREETING
w7OU are hereby ordered 70 notify the credI
" TOR. of faid deceafed and all perfons intsres-
ted .-Tha, your account of Administration 90 the
mar. OF faid decesfed will be offered for allow
anee ata Probate Court At Wiseaaet on SAL,
URDAY. tie 5fb %, If Sspffs6~ s'1s, snen s1o
,.,b.r. thew may be preient if they Zee cauie Ard
alfo !, faid Court the Widow claim for 40 allow
amer will be considered -Noti-e 10 be given oy
publifhing an attsfed copy Of this order 70 the
portland oazeste printed in Portland, fourteen
iay, before faid Court Of Probate.
Given uuder my hand, this twelfth day OF Au
sn0 n he wear of cur Lord, eighteen hundred
aud eightssn. -.