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Tooth .ache Dr0us.

The only remedy yet Uncovered whle-
gives immediate and lasting relief in tie
most severe instances.
Lees Mfallible .9gue and Fsrsr Drops
For the cure Of agues, remittsnt 81;
intermitten, fevers.
~ At the place Of sale pamphlets
may be had gratis, describing cures PEI
formed by the above medicines; the Run.
Der, Importance aud responsibility q
which, fully justify every article Of tbs
advertisement.
SOldoniy ,rholesals ard retail, BY
JAMES KENNEDY & SON,
september 26 Kipg-st Alexandra
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Hdhn's genuine Eue Wattr,

A sovereign remedy for all diseases q
the eyes, whether the effect Of pshr-
weakness .. of accident.
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Hahn's true q genuine German Corn
Plaster.
An iufalible remedy for corns, speed
~ removing them root AID branch With
out giving any pain.
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Public Sale.

WILL be sold on Thursday, the Goth
wv of August next, if fair, If not, the
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July S
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-12
Orphans Court,

vi phdho oo"t
'lFI M.t T. s1s"'y'} 1918
nRDERED, that the administrator Of
~ Randolph Mott, deceased. do in.
sert the usual advertisement hree times
. week Tor tour weeks, in the Alexandra
new sPapers ~ copy-teste,
A. Moore, Register Wills.
This is to gipe Notice,
That the subscriber has obtained from
the Orphans Court OF Alexandria Coun-
ty, 10 the district of Columbia, letters
of administration on the personal estate
Of Randolph Mott, late Of sand county
deceased : All persons having claims a.
gainst the said decedent, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, pas ed by the
Orphans Court, to the Subscriber, on or
) before the 22d day Of November next, or
they may by law be excluded from all
benefit to said estate; and those indebt-
ed thereto are required to make luimedl-
ate payment. Given under my hand, this
2ld May, 1878.
THOMAS r. MOTT,
Administrator Of Randolph Mott
Nav &c fmw4w
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Groceries.

Groceries.
TNHE subscribers have received and
Il Offer for sale
so chests and hall chests young hyson
and imperial tea, latest importations
IS hhd.. 1st ami Cd sugars
10 rum, "a part very hne3
60 barrels N. + dc.
90 bags coffee
Is barrels whiskey
10 hhds. prime retailing molasses
q green copperas
40 boxes brown soap
10 do. shaving do.
6 do. CASTLE do.
Q pipes old Tenerife wine
so boxes mould and dipped candles
so raisins
40 segars LIST and ed quality
10 bales letter aud common paper,
$50 reans each)
Is bales wrapping do.
S bags pepper
10 kegs large twist tobacco
90 small do. s,...- =.
so Carrots & Hamilton's snuff
Filbsrts in bags
Nutmegs
Lines and bed cords
Loaf and lump sugar"
Madden
Glauber salts
tllum
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Removal.

: lindsay q dJLL oave removed to
& the store lately occupied BY PeytOn
\ Dsadas, on Irw,n's wharf, where they
have Ter sale,
West fndia rum in hossheads
Barba,ios molasses 10 ditto
WhisEey in barrels lOla and very
Sugar in hhds aud b,rrels go"d)
Imperial aud Y. Tyson tea IN chests
aal hail chests
IiaYanna green coffee 10 bags
SIT in sacks and bulk
Niousd and dipt candles
lOO 6Sls mess, priue aud gross shad
and in daily expectation OF receiving
A fuclhsr supply Of CIbeett's ceIe-
orated Russia Turnlp Seed
June IL
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Orphans Court,
Aleyanjria County,2 ,e;s
May Term,

=, -. May Term,
nRDERED, that the administrator. OF
~ William Hartshorne, deceased, do
insert the usual advertisement three tines
a week for four weeks, IN the Alexandra.
newspspers.-A copy-teste,
A. Moons, Register Wills.
80. This is to gire .Notice,
That the subscriber, Of Alexandria
county, in the district of Columbia, has
obtained from the Orphans Cou' Of said
county, letters OF administration, WITH
the will annexed, on the estate of Will
liam Hartshorne, late Of the county afore.
said, deceased: All persons having claims
against the said decedent, ere hereby
warned 70 exhibit the same, with the
voucher, thereof, passed by the Orphans
Court, to the subscriber, on or before the
god day of November next, or they may
by law, be excluded from all benefit to
said e-tste; and those indebted thereto
are required to make immediate pay
mept.- Given under my haEd, this ED
day Of Maspsls.
WILLIAM II. MIL LLR,
Administrator, with the will annexed,
Of VIM. llartshOrne.
May % fmw4w
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An Act

Incorporating Company to establish
Turnpike Road from Wiley's tavern.
in the county OF Fairfax, to a point OF
intersection IN the Little River Turn
pike Road. or on the line of the dis
trict Of Columbia. Passed February.
IA, 1918.
DE il enacted by the General Assem-
Id bly,, that it shall be lawful to open
bucks at Fairfax courthouse, and in the
town Of Alexandra, under the direction
Of Francis Peyton, Augustine |. Smith,
WIN. Moss, Johnston Cleveland, Amos
Alexander, Mordecai & Ftzhugh, Jonah
Thompson. George DeneaIe and James
II. Houe, or any three ef them, for re.
ceiyins subscriptions TO the amount OF
,ixty thousand dollars, for the purpose OF
making turnpike road from Wiley s ia.
yern, in the county Of Fairfax, to point
Of intersection on the Little River Tura-
nike Road. or on the line Of the district
of Columbia, As shall be designated BY
the directors of the company herein after
named.
When a sufficient number OF shares
shall have been subscribed, he subscri-
bers, their heirs and assigns, shall Dc
and they are hereby incorporated into q
company by the name Of" The Middle
Turnpike Company" asreeably TO the
act, entitled, An Act prescribing GER
tain general regulations for the incorpo-
ration OF Turnpike Companies"
This act shall be in force from tho
passing thereof.
Richmond, March llth, 1878.
The foregoing is true cop, Of an act
Of the General Assembly, passed Febru-
airy Ath, 1918.
o WILLIAM MUN'FORD,
kespet Of the Rolls.
| april 30
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Fans ash Making

AFErAI. FAN-SASHES, Of various
wi descriptions, will be madr6 BY the
subscriber, at his shop. lover end Of Duke
street. The want of Metal Fan. Sash
Mandatory 10 Alexandria. has hitherto
been severely telt by builders and 9TH
ers, who have been compelled to make
use of wood, which is neither elegant nor
durable. The various forms into which
the metal can be shaped have given it a
decided superiority, and the difference in
the price is very triling. Fine Subscriber
has been IL considerable expence in pro
curing the necessary preparstions, and
relies on public enterprise for success IN
the undertaking.,
!. Gentlemen in the country, BY sending
the dimensions of their sashes, can hays
them made at the same price as il in town.
JAMES L. HOLLAND.
February 10
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Lumber and Lime.

TIHE subscriber has on hand, and IN.
tends keeping Cat his lumber yard
on Muncaster's wharf, a constant supply
of we'll selected lumber and stone lime,
which he offers for sale very low Tor cash
or approved paper. ,on
ELISHA TALBOT.
5ts mn Of. dStmth4w.
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Chewing Tobacco.
lust 'eceiyed per schr Dolphin. from
d the mandatory of Harris & Shields
Gate Benz. Jas. Harris), Richmond,
IL kegs pound twist s....
l6 do small do s TO the pound
Chewing Tobacco. &c.. -
Our former customers will please call
and examine for themselves.
JN0. q III. VOWEL.
June 10 wfmSt
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Boarding.

MFR. BOARMaN will accommodate
All six or eight genteei boardtrs at
his dwelling on Pitt street, between KING
and Prince streets, near the Washington
Inn-having provided himself with every
thing suitable for toeir reception, By the
month, quarter, or year. as may oe deem
ed most expedient. may ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-12
District of Columbia, to wit

Aicxspd. Colnty,}
iprii Term, 1881
IN CH.i.t'CERY.
James glaxham, A,signte Of Thomas w,
Peyton-Compla;nsnt,
VERSUS
Eben Taylor, John Roberts and David
II. Allen; the two last trading under
the firm Of Roberts and Allen-De-
feudanis.
TSHE defendant, Ebcn Taylor, not
having entered his appearance and
given security according to the statute
aid the rules Of this Cosrt, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction Of the Court, upon
affidavit, that the said Eben TAYLOR is
not an inhabitant Of this DESTRUCTION
motion of the said Complainant, by his
Council, il is ordered, That he said De-
feudant, Eben Taylor, DO appear here
n the FIRST day of the next Court, and
sntor bis appearance to this suit, and
give security for perfoi ming the DEGREES
IF the court; aud, that the ether defend
ans, Roberts and Allen, do not pay
away, convey, or secrete, the debts by
them owing 10, or the estate or effects in
their hands, beloasing to the said absent
defendant, Eben Taylor, until the fur
Their order or decree of this Court: and
that copy Of this order b. forthwith
published for two month"; successfully,
in one of the public newspapers publish
ed in this county, and thai anotner copy
be posted at the front door Of the Court
House If said County.
Test G. DENEALE, c. c.
Inc q F2m
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sRox A LONDON PAPER.

.isiiu mora ,cendsJI Miss ~ Irsy. -
The following case surpasses any thing
wbieh Ia. been believed of Miss M.Avoy
If live pool, BY her warmest supporters
T. will Interest such Of our readers As
tsse pleasure in attending TO these won
dersul productions Of nature Or art Oh
tie lat me'tlooed young lady, we are
xrry to learn hat she still continues ia
a stats OF hopeless indispasi'iou, and
that eyea the suspended cs iosity of the
pubiic, become at length weary Of the
controversy, Ia, failed 90 relieve her.
EXTRAORDINARY WOMAN.
The Paris papers recount prodigies Of
A woman in ,he nsighbOsrhood Of Lyons.
The circumstances Of her case nave CEN
founded the philosophers and let her no
credit with men unaccustnmed to seem
tiEc reasoning, Learning hesitates be.
cause il wants principles 10 exp.an--ig-
norlnce decides az once, because II
knows not the variety Of undiscovered
principles which exist.
The case Of this woman is, that Of
soafusio Of all senses-of seeing, smell
ins, hearing, touching, tasting, The qua
iity of ore sense seems transferred to
another; there IS kind OF organic COLI
fusion and u6sttution-the eyes do duty
fo- the ears, the taste for the eyes, and
the touch far e taste.
A rJy learned physician, q writer in
the Journal de Sante, gives an account
Of haying visited this woman at Lyons:
10 b,lieve in impossibiIines, he says,
is often the necessity Of men OF science;
bit il is their good fortune likewise to
discover that the world contlins many
more miracles than is frs; imlgned, aud
that nothing is impossible as referred to
the omnipoieace Of the deity. and that
Representatives. are much rather ia the
c m1iuatiOu OF humsa life han the vanity
Of SC ence will acknowledge.
This wsnan whom visited, aud to
whom presented several sorts of medi-
e.acs, powders. simPles, compounds, and
maa, other substances. which l am con-
yilced she never saw before, told me
their several tastes, IS nearly, and with
IS much precis, u ss taste could pro-
nouuce. She described them with asto.
rishing exsctness, and frequently when
ny own palate was COMPOUNDED.
Her eyes were next bound with a
thick bondage, and drew from my pock
ct several sorts of silk ribbons. All those
that offered from The original color she
Immediately tnld me. II vas i, vain to
sttemp, to puzzle her; she made no rais-
lake; she passed the ribbon merely thro'
her hand and immediately decided on
its peculiar color. She could in tact dis
cover the quality Ut any thing by the
touch o. taste, as seeurstely Is ] could
DO with my eyes.
The organs Of hearing were closed a.
we,iss the contrivapce Of stuiing the ears
would answer tie purpose. l then Com
meuced a coGv,r>ation with friend IN
tae apartment. aid spoke in an a(most
insudi5le Whisper She repeated WITT
grea, power OF meuory, every word OF
fhe conversation In short, came away
convert, in other words believed what
i hid seen. 4 philosopher kno the
iAliibihty of the senses: but he shepid
snow likewise that science ought not to
reject becaqse il cannot haye demrnstra-
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Notice.

VNHE Copartles>hlp h therto existing
under he firm Of JOHN G. iADD 4
C. is this day dissolved. Al! per IONS
saving any demands asai st said firm
are REQ aesied TO exf bit them fol adjust
meat; and all persons indebted t. said
fem are desired to make immediate pay
ment. JOHN q. i4ADD,
JOHN WHEEL WRIGHT.
June 10
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Shoes. Straw Bonnets 8 Hats.

Shoes, Straw Bonnets y Hats.
GuSi received aud 10, sac a the
/, Shoe store Of WILLIAM TRUE,
King.street, an assortment OF shoes,
which, 10 addition to his former stock,
makes it complete.
7 cases Ladies' straw bonnets' OF the
newest patterns.
Mems and Boys hne and coarse hats
Ct every description.
Country merchants csn be supplied
with the above articles at the Baltimore
and Philadelphia prices.
A few Of Halls Pateni Rif1es for sale.
N. b. Bosts and Shoes manufactured
as usual, aud orders thankfully received
Nav d3w'uitf
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Wanted

Hardware.
II EVILS hIrh ,Nn ~ co. have Re.
IL ceived per the hcha"k. via Bait
lore, q small addition TO their former as
sortment Of hardware. which renders the
assortment, ;o'erabl, ompe's and extern
sive. AMONG WHICH ARE,
Shoe thread ia Oalls, If susd quality
Ensli h bride and skirting leather
Of superior quality
Mems anu women's saddle trees
Plated chain spurs
Girth webbing ,-
Waldron's gain and grass sithes
SicEles
Patent iron tea kettles
wIrH A VARIETY OF ..;
Cutlery e Mongery Goods;
all IT .iiicj are off,, ,o at 'edu. I'd prl-
ces to pUnc,ual en- tnmrr.. JE,r IL
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Two Dollars Reward.
Union.

u HULL
.nN MONDAY next will start from
~ Georgetown at half past 8 in the
morning, and viii continue to do so tSun-
DAYS excepted) until further notice.
This arrangement is made at the request
Ut passengers generally.
On Sundays she will as usual, start at
8 o'clock, and after landing hsr Passen-
gers 10 Alexandra, proceed TO Fort War
bertoD. es'
Passage from Georgetown to so
Alexandra.
Passage from GcOrgetOwnto -
Fort,
P's'; ss,t f''" Alexandria to ; so
Chilt!s,n hal Price.
the Union will pass the drawer OF the
bridge al 9 o'clock. Passengers wishing
her TO stop for them, are 'equestet to
make a signal with their handke- ehleis.
June 5-lw D. shaENE'
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Millinery.

Jersey Wagons, &c.
lust received aud Tor sale by - 6,
% N. BLASDEI.L e Co.
Corner Of PriRce and Fairfax streets,
Jersey Wagons and Csrr'oles
Fancy Furniture, Bedsteads. &c.
~ Chairs of every description man.
ufactured on short notice, and at the low.
est prices. 60 81 June 9
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Notice.

TIME Subsc; b.. under the firm OF
Ohm II. LADD + Co. have this day
entered into Copartper.hip. aud purpose
20 conduct business under said hrm.
JOHN II. LtDD, e.. q
JOHN WHEEi.WRlSHT.
JOHN 6. LhDD.
June 10 sw
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State Of ths Weather yesterday
At 4P N. So above 0-Fahrenheit.
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Is As Post Office having

been established at PumcA Casrc,, III
the road between Alexandra and tie
0cecquan Mili--letiers and pape's HI
thert1 directed to the Occnquan Mills to,
residents Of Fairfax county, Va. should
b. directed, "Pohick Church, Fairfax
county, Virginia" June IL
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Connecticut Ploughs.

SUSr r,celyed nd for sa.e oy
Il NEWTON KSENE,
SO Cannecticut Pleushs OF c,herent
sizes. May II
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sSS Exchange COFFEE HoHss -aSN
NL{MARINE JOURNAL. KsS

PoRT OF AEExAEpRIA... JUNE IL.
CLEARED.
schr MaryElilabeth. Newcamb. Oportc
SlOOp Resaie, Barnard, NewYOrk
kRRfYED,
Schr Rollv, Hobb, Is days from Port
land: plaster To Law asOn q Fowle, and
furniture TO ;. Ward.
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10 Rent .~....
4 CONVENIENT FRAME HOUSE.
N on Wilkes-st. opposite Mrs Sla-
Gums, lately occupied by Major George
Triplet. Possession may be had imme-
diately. Apply to
JOHN c. VOWEL
January 90 thstulwStf
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Lumbe,. Yard.

NVM. vEIrCH 4 20 have on hand
w and intend keeping constant
supply Of the best kind Of LUMBER and
III NE at their wharf, near the lover fer
~, and request their friends and the pub.
tic in general to. call and see for tben-
selves. and think they will be pleased
with toe price and quality Of their 'un,
Der. april IS
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Letter Bag at the E. C. House.
Brig Lion, captain Scot Tor Liverpool
18th inst.
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Stsem Boat R,port.
The Washington arrived at S NJ
Saw nothing bound up
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Political miscellany.
FOR THE GAZETTE.

That man must know bu, little of the hu-
man heart, or possess a greater stock OF
charity than falls to the share Of the ma
iority of the world, who is surprised to see
competitors for power or wealth en'ious,
intoIerant, and eager, by insidious or even
base means, to buiio their success on the
ruin of their rivals character. When the
end which men have in view is OF selfish,
sordid nature, we can be at no loss TO ac-
count for The degradation which the mind
insensi5ly undersoes in the pursuit OF it.
The love OF neney grows with the acqui-
sition OF it, 10 the exclusion Of every benign
and honorable sentiment; Tor cupidity Of
euery kind. like noxious weeds, oyergrors
and destroys all the adjacent virtues-and
the man commonly called ambitious, still
finds new desires, TO his pursuit OF which,
new difficulties successfully arise. The no.
rizon which bounds his views, still flies be-
fore him as he proceeds; and, after wea-
risame toll of years, he finds his object as
far remote as ever from his grasp, while his
appetite, instead Of being appeased, has
been sharpened, his temper, exasperated
by disappointment, is ceaseless pain to
him, and al last his heart, hardened by ma
lice. becomes inaccessible TO al! That rem
ders man estimable in lite--to feeling, to
friendship, and even to common justice,
and common charity.
There are two distinct passions, which,
though they differ from each other very
widely in their modus cperandi, are gene
rally coniounded, and pass by the one COM
mon name of AMBITION. The one, which
is passion of high descent, elevates III.
mind 10 the contemplation Of great and vir-
tuous designs, and stimulates the heart to
noble deeds, disdainiul Of selfish purposes,
and 10 grand, exalted, and generous enter
prize the other, degenerate, spurious,
Grabbed stock, upon which apurice gratis
all the mean, base, grovelling, sordid and
corrup: propensities. The former looks
more TO the accomplishment OF good &c
others than TO its own immediate reward
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seduently the vessel seized. Some wo,i.
which escaped from some of the crew cre..
led suspicious Of more serious nature. ~
Capt.. Adams, FCnrnier AHA tie CROW .w,-'
put in jai!-Fournier and Adams hqvcrs.
finding securities, were permitted 10 D.. !
Isrge IN 81 Pierre. =
in the Uean time arrived his maics.,',
chr La SauIcreile. sent hy Lirr. Ga
Casa - Cyr, from Cayenne, havnc n,
Eoard lie nirc passengers tamonsd y l,.
IVES lady WHO had been lrit by Fn;,-,;.,.
and ADAMS on tie is'and of H. Naur. ~!
Aadhcen Pro'idsntioliy rescued ron = -, ~.
ri& End lingering death IS coa.t,ro,.',
To C.ycunc. al The su>F.ciurS cnlef'gir.;
on the SUI ject e the Louisiana wcr. ror
confirmed, and Governor DoH7eIo, %.
immediate orders To cnnine in Jail c..
Fournier and C.Pt. Adams.
The court before which This a'fq;r,..
carried. concluded that on account al 4.
fig they could Try these monsters cr'r .'
T. the iu.raction q he rcvcnue law, mi
the captain and supcrcargo were both c.
demncd TO iIiany (au blame, to ray :.
'hng'.|H francs raCH, ShF 10 n@"nm il,
MN ~ f'Ereh' o' NE iihr'
,s'liA9h'e, gwen Uetore tie corn
STOW liat Inc NE q! eIr'h'r na' hcr.
coniIrucH successor OF ne m ,iairccio8
mes J. Mu'''" appear nj 81 ire,l
he murdered inc c P'an a ~ trgt,ac
American vessel Nat having aitcTr ri
the command OF South American Iriy.
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PhLadelphIG. Oct. o.
LATEST FROM LONDON.


By the arrival al this rrr yesterday. Of
the line snip Electra, capt Robinson, in Is
days from London, the editors ol the Free.
mans journal have received London pa.
pers to the lst September inclusive. They
con ain very little OF an interesting nature
TO the American render
Accounts from CeyIon, via Madras. had
bern received at LIoyd's, and posted Up
conlaining the lamcnlabic Information,
that zen BroUnrigg, commander of The
British forces in CeyIcn. with the whole Of
his stat was surrounded in a mud fort m
tie interior, by The Canadians. aud all COM
munIcation cut off-A detachment ot toe
SD regiment had been cut to pieces II.
N. ship Mcnden had ar. at Madras from
CeyIon, TO take on Loari troops iJr hi, r.
lief.
Cora Market, Aug. 3l.-wheat, Erslsh,
new, 80 10 9Js--tAeid 10 TO Gg,--do To-
reign, 76 10 36s. F llour, 70 to Ijs PEI
quarter.