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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-18
Notice is hereby given,

THAr application viii be made to
TIT, President and Directors OF the
Bank Of Potomac. for the renewal OF the
certificates Of two shares of stock stand
ing in the books Of The Bank OF Potomac,
in the name of JOSEPH Dean.
= HUGH SMITH,
~ Executor of Joseph Dean.
lime II th6w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-18
The Genuine Persian Lotion.

So celebrated among the Fashionable
Throughout: Europe, is an invaluable ccs.
metic, perfectly innocent and safe, free
from corrosive and repellent minerals,
the basis Of other lotions, and of IN.
paralleled efficacy in removing blenisnes
OF the fase and skin, freckles, pimples,
inflamatory redress, scu-fs, letters, ring.
worms, sunburns, prickly heat, &c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-18
District of Columbia, to wit:
County Of Alexandria, !
April Term, 1918. s
~ CH.3SCERE.

spril Term, 1919.
~ CH.3SCERE.
Robert Young-Complainant,
VERSUS
John Bell and r, G. Beas'ey, surviving
partners Of John Bell, William Bell,
and K. G. Beas!ey, lately joint mer-
chants and Copartners in trade, under
the firm of William and John Bell and
Company, and Jacob Morgan-Defsnd-
antS
TIME defendants, John Bell and r.
/ G. Beasley not having entered
their appearance and given security ac-
cording to the statute aud the rules of
this Court, and it appeariEgto the salts
faction of the Court, upon affidavit, that
the said John Bell aud r. 6. Beasley
are not inhabitants Of this District
on motion Of the said complainant by
his counsel, it is ordered, That the said
defendants, John Bell and r. G. Beas-
ley, do appear here and enter their aa-
pearance to the suit, and give security
to- performing the DEGREES Of the Court,
on the first day Of the next term; and
that the other defendant, Jacob Morgan,
do not pay away, convey, or secrete the
debts by him owing to, or the estate or
effects in his hands belonging to the said
absent defendants, John Bell and r. G.
Beas!ey,un the further order or decree
Of this Court; and that copy of this
order be forthwith published for two
months SUCCESSFULLY, in one of the news.
papers published in this county, and that
another copy be posted at the front door
of the Court. House OF the said County.
Test. g. DENEALE, c. c.
June IS S2m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-18
Hausgs. LANDS. Ne
TO Rent,

The two-story frame House on
As Union, between King and FRINGE
E...t streets, recently occupied oy deo.
Xxx. Wise. Immediate possession
will be given. apply TO
JnIy 10 THOIAS LOWE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-18
Also to Rent,
To Rent,

So That pleasant and convenient
Am Touse, on;the lower end OF Wa.
Hsas ,r-street, the late residence OF
e0sa T. L. Lee, Esq.
A. HOLBR0OK.
J,ns1s swift
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-18
Plaster Land

Che subscriher offers Tor sale q
Esff NRM of $50 acres, being part
Hi5iI the tract wherein he resides
c.a' Fauquier county, W. More
than one-third It this Farm is in timber,
and is aad OF the richest quality. The
cleared lani is in gond aear,. having had
the alyan' age Of clover lay, and no soil
being more susceptible Of plaster i'm
proye nent. II. would also dispose Of a
lot o. 81 acres, the while Of which is in
TIMBER, AMI il firstrate tobacco and mea-
dow land On this lot has been erected
well built saw mill, contiguous to which
at the confluence Of Broad snd Mil
runs) is most valuable scite for a mer
chant mill. No property is better worth
the attention OF person wishing 10 en-
rage ia such business. On the hrst men
toned farmare a commodious oversee g
house, a new. barn, stables, corn houses
and negro quarters, and about 20 acres OF
timothy meadow.
THOMAS TURNER,
Near Hay Market Post. Office.
Time Of 2mt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-18
For Sale.
A valuable Farm in Jefferson county, Vir-
GINA.

A valuable Farm in Jefferson county, Vir-
GINA.
10y virtue Of decree Of the superior
I'D court of chapcery for the Richmond
district in Virginia, in suit wherein the
executors Of General George Washing
ton were plaintiffs, and Gerard Alexan-
der. Thomas l.. Alexander, 10y Ludweh
Lee, his appointed guardian in his CASEY
Ludwell Lee, Richard II. J.. Washing
ton, John A. Washington, Bushrod {.
Washington and Mary Lee Washington,
defendants-will be exposed to sale to
the highest bidder. for ready money. on
the premises, on TUESDAY, the 18Th
day Of September next, all that tract or
parcel Of Land. lying in eff son cOun-
ty, Virginia, on Bullskin, commonly call
ed ROckhal, containing $40 acres, now
in tn. occupation of John Sanders
49, The above tract of land lies
Embov' l6 miles f ON Winchester,
Eial I'd about 6 miles from Charles
aaeSa.s town, and on the main road lead
,ns troa Winchester 10 Baltimore, city
Of Washington and Alexandria. Ut Is
sell adapted to plaster and clover, and
ia in quality little inferior, it at all, T.
that OF any farm in that rich valley. The
improvements On it are large two-storY
frame du cling house, barn and other ne
Ce'sary out hOases.-The water is lime
stone and Of excellent quality.
. Any person wishing to view the premi-
ses will be shown them upon application
to John A. Washington or Bashrod I.
Washington, living nea' the land.
alfred a.. Po1ceH, ~
Henry st. George Tucker. =
Robert Worthington, e
William Tate, 80
July l wsts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-18
Hahn's true q genuine German Corn
Pldisttr.

An infallible remedy for corns, speed.
" removing them root and branch, with.
out giving any pain.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-18
Sales at Vendue.

Sales at Vendue.
On suery tuesday and Friday
WILL BIZ SOLD,
1t the Yendue Store, corner oil frinee
and Water Streets,
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c:
,articalars of which will be expressed IN
the bills of the day.
r All kind of goods which are on
imitation and the prices of which are
established. can at any time be viewed
and purchased at the lowest Limitation
p G. MARSTELLER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-18
Hnhn's genuine Eue Water,

A sovereign remedy for all diseases Of
the eyes, whether the effect Of nat'Ua
weakness ., of accident.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-18
To Rent,

- The Brick Warehouse at the
aHfcorner Of P.ince & Union streets.
Hssi aov occupied by Caldwell 9
es- Jacks,n-the sand for groce-
~, sip chanilcry, or auction store
equal t. aay in the place--lmmediate
posse, sion can be given.
Also to Rent,
- The Compiling Room, and part
DIN r all the Brick Warehouse &C.
Esni lpiesl by Lindsay i iiil-Pos'
session gwen on the lst OF Aug.
N,yzj LAWRAS0N & FOWLE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-18

Lees hfcllibLs .sgus and Fsr'r Drop,
For the cure of sgues, remittent and
intermitten; fevers.
~ At the place of sale pamphlets
may be had gratis, describing cures per.
formed BY the above medicines; the nun.
Der, Importance and responsibility Of
which, fully justify every article Of this
advertisement.
Sold only rholssale and retail, by
JAMES KENNEDY & son,
september es king.st. A!e1aDda,.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-18
Tooth .9che Drops.

The onlyrcmedy yet discovered whicI
gives immediate and lasting relief in tn
most severe instances.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-25

New Castle. \ ov. l8-ts
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-25

To guard against these evils, / ri.
lowed the directions Of my neighbor.
viz. TO lay the apples ON shelves. The
preparation, he observed, was simple. \
and attended with small expence:
common boards unplaned would ans.
wer equally well x;th the most ii.
ais!rd style Of architecture. Iiori.
zontal shelves might he built directly
above each other. with sufficient space
between them TO admit tho apples and
allow a Tree circulation OF air. Apples
placed so as not to touch each other
will generally keep The longest bur
as this EiecantiGn would require
mnrE room it is not expected thet
people vii! adopt it. unless to preserve
"A few bushels for the ensuing spring
and summer. Shelves should never
e made contiguous to the bottom Of
thc cellar, les, the dampness affect
the apples; for it will be found by ex-
pericnre that apples will keep the besA
nearest the top Of the cellar. The ud-
vantage of keeping apples on shelves
are obviously IA remedy for many G.
Wis and acou,enicnces arising in the
ordinary mode. They can be kept dry
and free from fermentation, and those
Which arc detective can lie separated.
without injuring those which are
sound. 1t is believed that apples keen
best in the dark but whether there
is any thing important IN this sugges-
,hn u, certain it is that they should be
protected from any sudden change of
temperature. For as apples which
naye iten buried, and also those con-
lined in /" air tight" casks, will soon
grow defective when exposed TO the
.o.s mon air, so apples, taken from
" arm cellar and carried into differ
eot atmosphere will soon begin to
h"nge, and in short time decay.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-25
E.oiA n, sii,'.tie Wig.
General .}dcks0n's Defence.
C0nrtIdcd rom our last.

C0nrtIdCd rom ON last.
Gnn. ,s,r.lsG, kuew ul".n Il St.
'sarks. that tn principal chic! ans
.arrior OF the Sfnainolrs Vas then al
s'ensa, ol with Il .rse uamlHr Of hi.
10 o"'rs, "aitIu;; only the rrt,oSrps
lion uf our troop, 10 narch 'ronth 4
post 20 renew the scene OF blood aui
robbery which il Il been SO rerentis
cherhc,i on our boriers by the ap
pros h o. his army. Was he thcu
required TO rctrarr his steps. and lake
post whhin our lirits. snd then pa
lienuIy wait until savage cl.iva!r,
lsnuu!1 give him battle III his trrnh
es-or proceed 10 Prnsa' ola, where
spanish ,ui,j jets aud authorities ai'ied
au4 protected the ln'iaus-rooi them
from ,H;nce, garrison the Spanish
'ori. ard report the Whole proceedings
o Ia. government. t!iat sn'h a orrse
t"'sht oe token as poll. y aud justice
'bould require
Had The general done less than This
Tao whole nation would have r.isrh
81 ou,"ry, and might with great pro-
rietl have declared that MAJ II 100
i,ir had been etf,ctr1----nay, that
tV,hing efitetual had ueen accom-
,.isted, though great expense and
r,calculabse hardships had been in
CURED ami suffered. The general
HAD 40 time 10 lose; the silky season
".s last approaciins--.a"st OF his
array exhausted Ivy iutisu, .n'l suffer
ing ; aad every day becoming more
anSinus to return TO their homes am.
|! milIrs. The Indians were prote.
I'D IT Pensacola. where they were
supplied with provisions. or had eIud"''
all his sea. ell and iiligr re by inac
ressihle swamps ami morasses. Spain.
10 Is said, was amaze to restrain the
Indians from the commission Of hos
Ith,lirs agrce,hiy to her treaty viii,
ll.e United States to Difference to ;h,
snahsss; government. this is presume
AM il j. so stated in the lhle!ligenscr.
From tic fact however Of IindiDg the
lHtlians e. hNised at ami In the
,panisl garris0ns, from whence they
pro rcdcd, furnished and eGnipp,,!
Ior r 10y Che Spaniards. no otht =
conclusion conld have been formed
i.ul th4A these garrisous were not only
unable to restrain the Indians, hut
'ilial drradiog their vengeance in ease
inf Gcniai, they were compelled TO fur.
|3ish the means Of their massacrrs ami
pluudcr. In this respect the ease is
perfectly similar t,,ir circumstances
" HEB had befre iaiied the Il. ..
10 srizc upon tie occupation Of Anne
liza Island. Ii sreius that IL set Of
I2irates. rruegadocs, and runaway ne
,ro"s had not oniy taken possession.
mt had also Msurpr.l All the authori
ties Of the Island ans were daily pira.
ing the seas and smuggling. in viola.
ton of the revenue laws ofthe Unite,i
States.
Under these circumstances the T..
States took possession of the island ;
and il is MT understood the Spanis;,
minister. resi;irn' at !, ashn,.ton Git,
al the ,i'ar. r,ade any complaint l.,
our government on the SUBJECT
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-25
Military Bounty Land.
General Land Office,
10Th Nov 1918.
, Notice.

The Lands in the Miss 1uri Territory
(north OF the river M,ssouri) approprlat-
ed for mililar, bounlies have been sur.
We ed, aud the distribution ot them by
lat will commence IN the FIRST Monday
IN January next.
Sultllers who have received from the
Department Of War, notifications thai,
|,heir Warrants are lodged in THIS Office,
NAV send their notifications to me, with
orders for location, written hus
10 be located in Missouri north, and
the patent sent to the Post Office at
A. b."
Witness, E.. D.
The Lottery for Military Bounty lands
on the river St. Francis and Arkansas
will not be ready for several Months
Soldiers who wish TO have lands there
may retain their notifications til further
NOTICE is Niven
JOSIAH NEIGS,
Commissioner General Land OFice.
Printers who publish the Laws of he
IU.ltgd Sta cs ",l pu Dish the above once
Ia week iii January next, AID then send
their accounts to the Land Office for
payment.
Nov 2l--lawiJ
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-25
lLa.Ml,..s!1'.Y AH,DMo
u sdaestay, A;oD. %, 1913

H. e-publ,st',as the following arti-
n!e from "A New York paper, and the
remarks on the same. we are Of the
opinion. that the steps recommended
by our correspondent, are at this time
absolu'el, necessary. and we hope to
see them put in execution.
New York, Nov. z.
TIE TIMEo-lhe departure Of
specie. the curt .ilmcnt Of Bank 'iis-
QUITS. q consequent pressure through
out the country. is calling the atten-
ton OF the public to such measures as
may alleviate the situations of those
anier temporary embarrassment.
Treat sacrii,es have hrret. fore been
made III various parts of this state on
sales of real estate by execution. It is
SOW proposed TO petition our lcgisia-
'urr to interpose in behalf Of tbs deht-
l.'r. and that his property should be
fairly valned in the transfer to the
creditor. instead Of being sold at ;,ue-
ton. This is said TO be the practice
in some Of the eastern states, and the
equitable mode Of apprisal is found
to shield the unfortunate debtor from
the gripe Of rcleatIess spectators.
Madison Factory. Nov. &c.
MIR. MILLER.
| In looking over sOOr p per Of Sator-
day last, my attention WAS particular
" arrested by All article un,ier the n.
York head Of Nov. Z, Oh the subject
OF tie pressure OF times. which nave
to reques; you will rcipubi'sh ..crom-
ipanyins this nate ;-helicving such
step rs is there I'ropcsrh. is as aiso-
uteI. necessary here as in the siate
Iof New York, or perhaps any oiiicr
part Of the union. To protcc, the i,nn-
est debtor from the avariricus sr;ps
!of an unieeling creditor. l trust j, ., ia
not he considered that l have notie-
led this subject from Interested
motives applying to myseie---ihis
forms no ,i..rt OF my present .on-
sideration. ! feel Cor my fellow 81
Itizens who are daily sacrificed. who
,|hy ,ine' and iudicious policy in
the laws of tiestate, would have only
|feli the pressure Of th.- times in a
> temporary embarrassment. kaow
of two properties Immediately in this
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-25
NherjDv's Sale.

Bv virtue Of wri, vt vend exp TO me di.
reered viii We rxpa'ei V publ { sale al the
house of David 3rinton, Wilmington, in
Clrisiiana bundled, on "Wednesday, the
2d day of december next, ut | o'clock,
P. Vi. The following 4, scribed !al d. and
tehements, situate lying and being in the
hundred of Chr stia,:a, Millcre,k, and
New Castle, to Wit.
Ne. |. A plantation or tract of land
with tn Improvements thereon erected
situated in fhrisiaia hundred bounding
or III WHINING ton and Christia,a Turn
p'h road, 4 Jolnln- property of WIN.
Warner. Mil Greek aud &
others, c nianiaE 100 acres more or less.
No. Q. One noicty or bali pArl of a
tract of land with Rolling mill and o.
thu" Improvements thereon erected, stu
atrd II Mill Creek hundred, adjoining
pr9p rly of a. Mendenl,aii and others,
Containing rs acres more or less.
10. 8 a house and lot in the town of
New Castle. atjolnin- property Of Thorn.
as Nlagens and % hers.
Nc 4. a life estate. 10, Of land in
Cht,stlana hundred, bounding OH >liIl
Creek, adjoining prop, TT, Of I'm. ROB-
inson and others, containing by computa-
tion twenty five acres, more or less.
seized and .aken in Execution as he
property OF Join Smith, and to be solylby
Francis tlaugley,
ia,e sheriff
New Castle Nov. 81, 1918.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-25
Parents. s.unrslilns. &C
Nav 2l--lawtJ

! he Subscriber, having been Teacher
t. HE Ritteuhousr School tor Years last
past thinks it expo neat to leave said
school at the close of the present ~.
Persons wishing to employ an En- fish
i'eache., will please 10 call on the Rev.
Joseph y hitby, John Crawford, Esq.
Arnold S. Naudain Esq essrs. Alex,
andei Crawford and Peter B. Delany.
( trustees OF SAID school or abraham
tats Esq. and for terms, to the Seb-
-; Der, al he Ritte;iii.use e"uol, near
biGtietowp, Delaware
DANES IL. Calder
Nov 2l.6
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-25
Simple .cny of knowing a good Mich
CO7C,

CO7C.
The following method Of judginh
shelter a COW is a good Milcl, Cow.
IS extracted from an address delivered
by an experienced farmer hcrore the
Essex Agricultural Society, at It's
last meeting. II may be OF service to
suol, Of the Ioscrs OF good ui!k. who
are nnaequainted with The marks
which influence practical farmers in
their rhoicc Of Mich Cows:
=. l had often seen descriptive marks
III good milch cow; some appearing
rational. others tanciIut. | once ask
ed an observing nrighbor. what marks
determined his choice. {" / look (sa,u
hey to the ''ag. il that he large ant
the teats far apart l am satisfied" |
WAS struck viii, this answer. A cow
bag consists Of four lohcs, or dugs.
If these are large. the entire bag
will he large and the teats far asun.
rr. Alter the famous Cakes COW
had obtained the premium at the Cat
tie Show of 1916, went purpOsesy
TO see her.--On approaching near
enough. Looked to her bag, Il teat..
These were farther assundcr than
those Of any COW had e,ar seen ;
and her hay, Of course, Of an ex
trAorainary size. But her mill! ais.
MAS nnromrnen'y rich. Mr.. Oakes
told me tie veal Of her calves had al.
Ways been unusually fat"
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-25
rO BE RENT, u.

A Far II IN Red Lion hundred, New|
Castle County, Del. djoiing The Pres.
byterian Meeting House, near The Village
Of - Georges. now occupied by ~.
John an Dyke, containing about 24o
acres, IS of which "a marsh. The ara
bic land is of an exc, lient quality aud is
divided mo 5 fields. 5 oil which are now
in clover ard in .,ood order, the build
III s, consisting OF new ,wn story house
SO iect front. and stables, corn Glib and
grdtiary are new aud ~ good order. Their.
is a sell t renark4hl, tine water a, tue
door. Also Farm in Il CeHr. es hun.
Died OH BOHEMIA Manor, containing
about $50 acres. he buildings are 4
large Brick House and ahling, corn
cribs, granary and thre>hn. floor and
shed for Cattle; all in goad order. The
lard has been improved b, clover and
plaster, and the tenant is allowed to cui
tlvate abou, 20 ucras OF corn and 40
acres OF wliea,; ~ oi which are on d co
yer la. Alsu. Farm in Cecil Count,
Maryland, on Bohemia Manot. near TO
the last mentioned farm. containing $50
acres Of arabic land now in lhrel uiiages
oil about seventy acres each 70 acres
now IN clover aud III ercmalmder will be
sown in course with Clover and Plaster.
Iht buildings are not IN good order, but
it's intended to make hem comfortable
and 10 add such as mas be necessary.
Als'., the house and farm partly wi,hiii
the Borough of Wilmington, lately oc-
cuplcG by the subscriber The house is
beautiful, situated on the hill over look-
in. The town and harbci Of Nlnin. ton,
and commanding All eStens've view OF
thr nvtr Dclaw.,c Of he hli,tiana ard
Bfantyw me & / the mcdt.uws ihrong
Which thes, latter streams rut to the Del
aware. he house IS anlul ~ icct
81 zee and finished il the hes. manner
Inc OH, builtin Consisting of s,dbine
earrings house. Diary, ice hau,e Sc are
very Convenient and III good rei3;iir. hv
tain coh.ai! ing ABOUT 90 acres IN suod
OF ,rr l. d. ide int clever, lie DIS AIS
80 he let. tho los on Front street, u
Wilmington Containing ab jut 5 acr :
al y M iaad ot Francis Way. a Sc,
eral in 5 in i0li,nns Creek Niarsh
Application may BIZ lnitc to the sub
sc'iber, No 81, Walnut Street Philatiyi
phia
ya,n"s Il. s,room.
Nov 2l-5iSi lawtf
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-11-25

ON, Tuesday the 18th day of December
next al , O'Clock in the at ernron, al
the house Of Joseph fhipps. NJ wort, III
Chr'stiapa Hundred & rotint, aforesaid
A ceman Plantation or 1ract of Land,
situate III the hundred and cuui.,y aore-
Sid. containing anoug s. ACRES, IN re r
less, bounded by lands of the heirs OF
Tho .as Caldwell, lands of John Cald
wei, by lan,is belon .iug to the heirs Of
JAG b Robinson. and by lands OF Peter
Carretson, with the Improvements and
appurtrnanccs; Consisting Of a two story
stone dwelling house with four rooms
on lloor, good cellar kitchen under
nea Il he whole new stone barn, we'll
prnpprtIpned in sizc to the number of
acr' : IL said placed good proportion Of
.d.,nh: being the Real estate of " m
Mini, deceased, and to be sol foi tne
ptymen' Of Wis debts attendance will
bt gwen, and the terms Of sac made
known, at the time AID place .foresald,
by James Jackson. Administrator OF the
said deceased, Or his Attorney.
John ~ Hey, clerk.
New Castle, Nov. l8-ts