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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-24
Wanted,

Ten Brick-layers and ten Sone-mdsons.
THEY must be good workmen, and will
Il have constant, employment and the
best Of wages. Apply in Alexandria or Fl.
Washington. B. LAWS.
July II t31stJy
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State of the a;sather IN .4ierandriG.
July 2e-At 3P. NJ. 82i degrees.
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Fer Bermuda,
Notice.

A IL persons are cautioned agains, en-
~ ployiug my Negro Man HENRY IN
JAMES KEITH, Sen,
I,jyol 81
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Piano Fortes and Globes.
TWO very elegant Piano Fortes, and
Ia I psirafs handsome IL inch Globes,
mounted on high stands, with compasses
For sale by
JAS. KENNEDY & SON.
July 10. fmw2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-03
From the same of September ..

On Wednesday last, the constitution for
the state OF Illinois, was signed, and the
convention adjournedsine die. On this i'm
portant occasion, the citiZeGs OF the town as
scmbled TO fire a federal salute TO pcrpe-
tuate the remembrance OF the day when our
constitution was signed and sealed. As
many OF the independent company OF the
town as were requisite TO man the Held
piece, appeared at the capitol, in uniform,
with their colors flying, (being the flag Of
The union as adopted by the last act OF con-
grcss, accompanied by The principal fed
officers. Upon the signing OF the constitu-
ton, and the convention being about to al
journ, they were invited by the committee
of arrangements to join in the ieu dc joie.
The field piece was placed in front Of the
capitol, the military officers lew PAGES in
its rear-the governor, secretary, delegate
TO congress. and most OF the territorial 9TH
GERS, accompanying the members OF the con
vention took their positions few PAGES IN
the rear: the salute was commenced-2O
rounds were fired, and one tor the new state
of Illinois, which was accompanied by the
following pledge, from the Independent
corps:
"Under these colors, we pledge our
selves 10 support the constitution Of Ill.,
nois."
This was truly proud day. for the cii;-
zens of Illinois, day on which hung the
prosperity andhopes Of thousands yet 70 fol-
Iowa day which will long be remember
ed and spoken OF with enthusiastic pride
as day connected with The pcrmanfn;
prosperity Of our literary, political and re-
ligious institutiens-as the main pillar IN
the edifce of our stale independence, aud
justly the basis of our future greatness.
The united exertions OF our represents.
lives have furnished us with wise and re.
publican constitution-dIsirbuting 10 oil
classes their just rights. 1t now behaves
us as faithful citizens to protect il from en-
croachment and in the language Of The in,
mortal Washington, to cherish cordial ana
immovable attachment TO it-acCu'tomD1
ourselves TO think and speak OF il as tue
palladium of our political safety am! 9roS.'
perity-watching for its preservation win
jealous anxiety--discountenancing Tha'.
ever may suggest even suspicion that y
can in any event be Abandoned.
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SELECTED.
THE TOY ~ FASHION.

THE TOY ~ FASHION.
t oomtry yourgsier Just come up 10 town;
:Jtlittle merit, but with more
=: selF-conccit than might have served for
four;.
On park scat had set him down.
The lounger's seat when near he sees
lovely woman shaded by the trees,
:Eho long in fond attention stands,
Holding a spy glass in her hands
Pointed at him-un seeing this,
Think what was our young iopling's bliss
AMI how ii grows, as she advancing nearer,
SAYS loud enough Tor him 10 hear her.
:. Sweet lovely what enchanting beau
~"
Then up he sprinGs-and cries
As bound indeed in duty
"Can tins poor face find favor in your
eyes
Ny souls on fire! how is blessed the spot
Where first | met thee" sir | know
you not.
"But you were looking at me. -" No
never saw you
"tll my attention on flower was bent;
"Why on my soul swear that instrument
Con me was turn'd"-WelI, what con-
clusion draw you
4" You were not seen--so pray check all
This passion- lion. "
g IT'S the Kaleidosccpe-the toy in fash
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ciently informed TO state all the points which
ame before the court; but understand the
court decided
First-That it had no jurisdiction over
prize cases as between Spa and her colo
nies or the colonies and any other power
at war, where the vessel making the cap
turc was not fitted out of the United States.
Second--That where the vessel making
the capture, was alleged 10 have been tt-
led out of the United States, but was cruz
ing on the high seas, under the commission
and authority of one of the belligerenis, the
court would moi interfere, unless the cap
tured property was brought within the ju-
risdietion Of The court.
Third--That the court deemed the ques-
ton OF damages TO rest entirely on the ques-
ton of pris, or no prize; That not having
! Jurisdiction of the latter, it could not have
OF matter necessarily growing out of, and
depending upon ii-and, therefore, that 1t
would not hold Com. Taylor TO bail in the
suit instituted against him TOR damages The
property not having been brought within
the jurisdiction OF the court, but carried into
port of the captor. y. Y. Hler. .idUer,
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carried on Tuesduy Ike 9Th dcy efoetOIer
merit, to the gallows, and that between the
hours of 10 in the morning, aud 4 in the
afternoon of that day, you be hanged by
the neck till you are dead and may God
have mercy on you.
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COMMODORE TAYLOR.

This gentleman, after solemn agument,
was on Saturday last discharged from bail,
by his honor Judge Van Ness, Of the Dis
trict Court of the United States. in suit in
stiuted By Don Thomas stoughton, consul
Oils catholic maiesty,-We are not sufi-
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Attention !

" The members Of the Alexandra Ar
tillery are hereby notified 10 attend quar-
tcrly meeting Of the company, AT the ccuf
house, on Monday next, at 7 7. NJ.
BY order.
PETER RHODES, lstssF
October 3 "
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-03
NO. 49,

StantlEOpie, IN urCClatl vessel.
Boston FGtrto.
No. 49,
The plains of Ephesus present one OF The
most sublime views observation-disclosures
them the river Cayster winds in a serpen-
tine manner until it enters the Egean sea
opposite Samos, while mountains rising III
nearly a perpendicular line, bound the
scene, with the exception OF an aperture,
thro' which is exhibited a distant view OF
the Acropolis.
In passing by these mountains, we wit
messed similar sight to that spoken OF by
Pococke in his travels TO this part OF Asia.
The eagles while ascending, were lost from
our view before they reached their summit.
Crossing a bridge, leaving the ruins of the
aGueduction on our right, we entered the
Turkish village o! Asiolouk, composed OF
matched roofs, covering some parts OF tie
ancient city.
We passed the citadel, ruins OF public
buildings, aad baths, aud in few moments
arrived at the Csiine, occupied by lew
Turks, which with about twenty residing
among the ruins compose the whole PoPu-
ia(ion of tue once proud city of EPnesus
Thus il has been with all ancient cities
they have had their rise, acme, and fall
and they will lie IN rains, until reasen pre-
dominates over superstition and religious
bigorry, among tie nations of the East.
Leaving our horses with the guide, our
3anns>ary accompanied US TO the AcroPo-
lis. Over its gate are the remains of a
piece of sculpture in has relief, which was
perfect when Pococke visited il, but more
than ha Il has been taken away by so'ue Eu-
ropean barbarian, which renders it impos-
siblc TO decypher the subject. The an
Glen, citadel was doubtless within, from the
Immense piles of masonry work covering
the ground beside, the gate way OF which
| am speaking, is evidently Of Venetian
workmanship.
In westerly direction, at the bottom OF
The hill, are the ruins Of the mosque OF st.
John. lis origin has puzzled all travel
lers. hut majority think, are ofopinion,
that il is composed partly from the church
es bearing that name, which seems more
than probable, many of its stones having
Greek Inscriptions, being reversed. There
are trees within this mosque nearly two
feet in diameter, evidently of spontaneous
growth, giving some idea OF the antiquity
ofthe building
Within tae centre partition OF the mosque
are four columns taken from the temple OF
Diana. the only ones in a perfect state OF
preservation-the pedestals and capitals,
however, are lost. | measured one which
was about fifteen feet in circumference, and
as nearly as could Judge, fifty feet in
height-they are each composed of one
block ofsed granite, and with the one hun
dred and twenty three, others that once
supported the roof Of the temple, were
brought from Egypt.
A Turk asked our Jannissary, what OBJ
iect we had in visiting Ethesus-'' 10 view
that mass Of rubbish" he replied, pointing
towards the temple !--'' Are there moi"
said the former, with smile, stones e.
nough about Smyrna, TO crafty the curio-
s.ty OF Infidels ~
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LETTERS FROM ASIA.

Extract from series of letters, written by
an American gentleman while IN Asia: TO
his friend in Boston. The writer unlor-
tanately by the plague, on his pas
sage from. Alexandria, in Egypt, 10 Con-
stan;iropie, in Grccian vessel.
Boston Fdtrio!
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber, on the
N the Sd inst. Negro JEM, about feet
5 inches high, 25 or 20 years Of age, stout
and well made, except that he is perhaps 4
little knockkneed his completion dark,
has large scar on the upper lip, occasion
ed, it is said. by his falling: when child,
on some edged TOOL: has down look when
spoken 10, and is apt TO be short aud inso-
lent in answering. The clothes he took with
him are not ecollected. except red fan
mel shirt, a pair Of Russia duck sailor.
trowsers, and coarse wool hat with broad
brim. nearly half worn. Having gone off
without any provocation, il is probable his
intention is TO steer his course towards Ball.
timore or Pennsylvania, and pass for a free.
man. He has hauled the seine the two last
seasons in Pomonkey, where he may have
gone, or perhaps to Alexandra, where he is
also little acquainted. If taken 90 miles
from home, or out Of the county, will give
90 dollars for securing him in any gaol, or
if taken SO miles from home, or out Of the
state, will give the above reward OF Fly
dollars. FRANCIS ADAMS.
Napjemoy, Charles CO. SIC
Md. July l3
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Ten Dollays Reward.

WTlLL be given by the subscriber, lir-
w ing near Hayinarket, in Princewil-
liam County, for the recovery Of horse,
which strayed or was stolen from her farm,
on the night OF the 18th OF April last. The
above named horse is or 6 years old, Of
blood bay color, is hands high. long switch
tail, rubbed on the left side by the harness
OF the cart or Wagon, in either Of which he
had been used 10 draw he has no white
marks or brand, and the hair Oh The top o:
the head between the ears is worn short.
August 20 SCSANNAHF. GRAHAM
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so Dollars Reward.

"A BSCONDED on Saturdaymorning, the
IA. 18th inst. negro George, or George
Griffin, the property Of Miss M'Call, by
trade mailer, and understands some part
of the blacksmilh's business he is about
80 years OF age, s feet 6 or inches high,
stout made, very black complexion, large
eyes and mouth, with thick lis. He is a
very ariful fellow and has been "a the habit
of obtruding himselfss free man, and will
no doubt attempt TO pass as such, and pro-
badly get work-bas down look when
spoken Tolls clothes not recollected, ha-
wing various suits. :,
A reward OF 10 dollars will be given it
taken in the town or county, 90 in the coun-
ty of Washington or Fairfax, or the above
reward if taken 50 miles from town, with
all reasonable charges if brought home.
Masters of vessels are cautioned against
harborimg or carrying off said runaway, as
they will be dealt with according TO law.
JAMES SANDERSON.
August n
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urging l2tessity; it is likewise of the
greatest utility to tilasc who through
thcir profession are Obliged to visit
tn sick as aisp t. the ministers and
pastors OF congregations, who in their
situation are likewise obliged to afford
relisstn suffering hunanity i'll short,
il coild nat be ton much recOmmcnd-
ed to captains, masters of vessels,
scafAriaS men and other travellers,
WIN frequent warm climates, as well
as to thlss' ;,rrsans whn have a desire
IN rrescrYc li,cir own health so much
the mpre. a 1--WE repeat it again that
ali therein ,ntajncd is easy to put in
practice, and the expense is small.
As tho pnb!iratinn VI 'hiS work is
not az nkicct of Il poCuaiary Specula-
tim, BIT the welfare O.. humanity ge-
Morally. We have cnd"a"orcd, a. well
rs the expense haS permitted. I" hx
tho p~ire ut subscription Is low as pos
sjblc. IN order Tint the poor a. we'll rs
the rirh may be able = OBTAIN IT, ahu
experience it, good effects principal
~ in warm seasons. aa! iu Cases vi
contagiCls diseases.
CONDITIONS.
To render this work more portable. and
comply WITH the wishes of many persons,
il viii form larSe vpIaHIe in l2mo. to be
printed on good paper and good type, AID
delivered neatly bound and let;ered to SUBJ
scrihers at 80 cents, 10 ron-subscrihers,
the price viii be enhanced to two dollars,
and the profit arising FROM it will be Tor the
benefit OF the poor.
As soon as the subscription will be sufii-
Gent to defray the expense ofprinting, the
wor.; will tie put 10 press and distributed rs
soon rs circumstances will permit
To prevent counlerieitlng this work, the
copy right has been secured according 10
law anu moreover each copy shall De Sign
ed by the person vino has the sole direction
Of experimenting the publication Oft.
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Exchange s. Brokers Office,
GcOrse,osn, District Of Columbia.
ROMULUS RIGGS.


4 Il mis- Office, next door below Craw-
"A fnsi's tavern, BriGge-st Georgetown,
viii exchange all kinds of Bank Notes on
the most reasonable terms.-All persons
Who nav have notes on the banks OF North
'lro';na. South Carolina and Georgia,
-rri do well to call on him, as he is
,Ggri? in the purchase Of that kind of mo-
anr, and will take Il on the, most reasoIa-
81, ,nunS.-persons travelling To- the West
~ County, may at all TIRES get The Bank
o'es of the Western B,nSs at fair dis
rnU', by calling at bis Office. For the IN
.'-r,,.cn OF al persons throughout the I.
nl"s. Z. Riggs makes it known, ihat eli
the Sinks of the DiStris, Of Columbia
Y their notes on demand in Snecie and
vnuld be much to tue advantage OF the
.caonts, AMI trading 10 the South and
ns', tn encoura.s the circulation OF the
u'g5 o. the Banks Of Georgetown, " ash,
T.oa and Alexandria, IS 1t WI ~ all
res answer Cor rcmic22ccs 10 the IaESe
'a,sirciaI and Atlantic towns al per
s %, sm,graiiug or travelling to the west
"A should he very particular and taEe
Il Notes oE the Banks ~ the District OF
I'unbi,, as ,hey wi. FAD them the most
aren't. ;acre being NJ coupteFielis on me
NO,;ric, B1nss. The Merchants B1nS o.
3 reJo,iri, hes long since fIiled-sl per,
{ As ,hnnli be en- their guard, as they viii
i,rn,.aj ON August IL
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

DA away from the subscriber, living
II near Newport, Mary land, on Friday,
the 25th May, a Negro Man named GE-
RARD, about feet high, Of ardark com.
plexion, about 80 years OF age, stout made,
limps little when he walks had On when
he went away a country cloth jacket and
trowsers about half worn and coarse hat,
but he may change his dress, as he has free
connexions little below ST. Thomas's Ma
nor, at Mace Buffers. He has Wife at
Thomas Jenniier's Quarters, near Port To-
bacco, and calls himself GERARD BUT
LER. lie took black mare with him,
which he has since left at his fathers,
the said Nsce's. He has been seen wthiu
few weeks IN Alexandria. Whoever
takes up said Negro, and secures him in a
ny Jail so that get him again, shall re-
ceive the above reward.
BENEDICT L. BOARMAN
July 81 tuths
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-18
The Improved Patent Plough

HE improved PatentIlouSn.
N7FIE expensive force necessary Tor
l. ploughing in the common way, has
been long known and Iamented by farmers.
Many attempts have been made 10 obyiate
that inconvenience, by the construction of
a plough on Mechanical principles, and pa
tents have been granted to applicants who
profess TO have improved on that agricultu-
raj implement These Improvements are
now before the public, the proper arbliers
in such cases, who will approve or condemn
according to the merits or dement's OF the
performance.
|, also. have become a candidate for pub
lie patronage, and shall attempt 10 explain
and give reasons 10 show at least some ad-
vantages which think my plough possesses
over any other now in use.
For lis durability and simplicity OF con-
struciion, its first eXcelIency, no plough now
in use surpasses it-but its chief advanta-
ges lie in the ease with which IL breaks and
inverts the soil, and will plough in clover
or grass land Of airy kind without being
clogged or choaked. These properties
arise from the mechanical principles on
which it is formed. The wedge is sad TO
possess the requisite properties for breaking
and RAISING The soil with the least spplica-
bic force This plough is SO formed as 10
form wedge with the mould-board, which
raises the earth gradually TO the greatest
perpendicular height. when by regular
! urn the mou!-board il is inverted, rem.
dering the pressure inconsiderable, and
consequently the force necessary to draw
it proportionably small. The beam is made
of iron or wood. aud has considerable
curve, which permits all vegetable matter
to pass off Iwould recommend the iron
beam, as it has several advantages over The
wood, and the difference OF expense small.
have thought it duty 10 my fellow CT
tizens to publish few lines OF instruction
to facilitate the mode OF using and repair
ing the sane. Before the plough IS used,
the mould. board should be secured with
free stone or well burnt brick and water
until It is perfectly smooth. The horses
should Draw by double or trepIc tree,
which is confined to the clevice or BEAM by
IN open ring. The point and share should
be laid with steel when necessary The tat
; Ter must be kept level with the bar, ana the
point inclined a little down. II this be
well attended TO by the good husbandrnan:
he will be able TO eat the lated calf,
when the INDECENT will sink into want.
f.. These ploughs will be furnished al my
shop in this County and in Alexandra by
! James Atkinson. near Poston's tavern, fey-
'O' STEPHEN MCCORMICK.
! Auburn, Fauqu;er County, Virginia,
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ACADEMY.

TINE Subscriber most respectfully in.
Il forms the inhabitants of Alexandria,
that he will open an English, Mercantile,
and Mathematical Academy at Mr.. Rudds,
Prince-street, few doors west of the Far
mers' Bank, where youth shall be instruct
ed with care and expedition in the following
sciences, in order to qualify them for the
different departments in trade and business,
viz. In the Mercantile, Naval. and .Niiita-
ry Rne-Resding writing arithmetic =
English-grammar; book excepting i geome-
try both plane and solid; mensuration of sur
faces and solids /; trigonometry, both plane
and spherical surveying gauging navi-
cation dialing use Of the globes, maps,
and geography algebra conic-sections /;
mechanics; gunuery; fortifcation Gux-
ions; astronomy; sc. sc
Applications to be made to Mr.. Guy At.
kinson, Mr. VIM. Dunlap, or at the acade-
my, where the terms will be made known.
nA-The Academy will open on the 18th
inst. JAS. CADEN,
Prof Mdth. g. Nat. Philosophy.
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Umbrella and Trunk Manu-
factory.

factory.
King street, tao doors belor Washington
street, .Alerdndrio.
TINE subscriber tenders his thanks to
4 the public tor their liberal encourage
ment during his short residence in this city,
which mas fully met his. anlicipations, and
hopes by due attention TO their commands
to merit the continuance of their patronage.
He has Just received per lillian from Phla-
delphia; quantity OF low 7rice umbrellas,
which with his former importations and
those of bis own mandatory form consi-
derable and elegant assorlmenl-manutac.
tured of the best materials and by the first
workmen of the United States.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
By P. G. .EARS7ELLER.

-
THIS DAY, at &c. A NJ ,.
Will be sold at the Vendue Store, corner Of
Prince at Water Streets.
Superfine and fine broad cloths
Cassimeres
Corduroys and vclvets
Domestic cottons
Bombazetts
Cotton shirtings
Calicoes
Leno, cambrics, jaconet and bookmus-
Inns,
Leno, jaconet and hook muslin hdkis
Dimities
Jeans
Marselles vestings
Ginghams
Sewing silks and cotton threads, &c
ALSO,
Muscovado sugars in hhds
bbls French brandy
go boxes mould candles
90 bags 6lberts
SO crates queensware
100 gin cases
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Notice.

TF,iE partnership entered into between
BENJAMIN BADEN and HUeH CAno-s
LIN, on the first Of April last, in the brick
making business, terminated on the 9th III
stant, by mutual agreement.--A!l persons
having claims against this partnership are
requested to present the same to Benjamin
Baden Tor settlement.
BENJAMIN BADEN,
HUGH CAROLYN
August ID st
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John Jackson S Co.

HAVE removed TO their new establish
4 Il ment corner Of King and Water streets,
opposite the Union Bank,
WRere they hare for sale,
10 puncheons st. Vincents rum
$500 lbs green coffee
so kegs Richmond manufactured to.
bacco Warranted prime IS, los, l2's and
ID twistsi
8 pipes L. P. Madeira wine
hhds DO do
10 boxes medoc claret lLa
81 sauterne fSS
S hermitage ~
9 burgundy So
5 chateau grille
Is old Madeira wine, very superior
2 pipes brandy
% boxes by 10 window glass
% chocolate
40 mould and dipt candles
sacks flberts
race ginger
10 marble NANTES with hearths and
jambs
superb time pieces
8 cases French hats
9 English do
q felt do
9 cases pertumery
mercery
3 letter and bill paper
An invoice jewelery-gold chains,
gold AMI silver watches, &c. sc
IN invoice hard-ware-cutlery, ia
PANIED ware, Sc.
bales German linens
9 trunks fumi,ureS
A handsome assortment domestic, Bri-
tish, French, German and India goods, in
lois u suit purchasers, and on the most &C
communicating terms.
AuruSi II oW
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Seem Boat Eepcr,.
Notice.

T7'EiE Subscriber having commenced the
Grocery business in the house Of Dir.
Z. Lloyd, formerly occupied by Mr.. Nm.
fnlnap, on Cameron street, between FAIR
tx and ROYAL streets, has particularly Sc
lrctpd cor family use a general assortment
d: the best wines, liquors, cordia!s and
lsocrries, which wilLbe sold low for cash.
Also,
Twen,v-foLr boxes Sicily lemons, in prime
order. from New-York; and fine aNsOrt
men, OF handsome paper-hanging, recently
Imported from Msrseilles, which viii be
sold very low bv sets and by the yard.
VINCENT MASS0LETTI.
August iG I'm