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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-07
AFFECTING ANECD0TE.

A young lady named D'Aumount,
was executed in the city Of Lyons for
the supposed murder of her uncle. the
Cheyalier de la Paulone, with whom
she lived 10 the most affrctiOnate har-
mony from her infant years. Having
conceived a passion for deserving
young officer, who was quartercd in
the town, and between whom and the
young lady a mutual affection subsist-
cd. she came to determination Of elo-
ping with him unknown to her uncle,
and only admitted one female servant
to her confidence. 1t unfortunately
happened that this woman was lcagued
with a private soldier, who meditated
the plan of numbering the chevalier,
with a view of plundering the house
or the night the intended elopcment
should take place, in order that the
unhappy niece should be judged the
prcpctatpr of the horrid d ed, which
was accordingly effected with every
degree of barbarity. The young lady
and the officer were Immediately pur-
sued, taken and committed to prison.
The former was tried, and executed
on tho false evidence of the female SER
want and the latter was cashiered,
and condemned to the Salleys for life.
Some time after, the servant being
taken i'll, threatened to divulge the
whole matter before a magistrate ; to
prevent which. the soldier who had
married her. put an end to his wife's
existence f; but at length. feeling re.
morse for these repeated murders. ne
voluntarily surrendered himself up to
Justice, confessed the whole affair, and
was publicly executed amidst the ex-
ecrations of the enraged multitude.
What adds to the dreadful recital is,
that the young lady was not less re-
markablc for her beauty, than Tor her
unaffected plety aud sweet simplicity
of manners. Abrokcn heart soon ter
minated the miserable existence Of the
wretched officer. who died in six weeks
after the execution of the most anna
! bic sufferer, in the most eXcruclating
, fortunes. Foreign paper.
Too much sensi5ility often proves a
curse instead Of blessing.
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reception of company, WHO come to
buy their bnnbons Tor the next day
Endless are the devices for things in
which they are to be inc!osed there
are little boxes or baskets made of sa-
tin, orhamented with gold. silver or
foil balloons, books, fruit, such as
apples. pears, oranges, or vegetables,
such as a camiGOwer, a root of celery,
an onion, any thing, in short. which
can be made with hoi!ow within to
hold the bOpbonS but the most PIE
vaiiing device is. what is called COR
net: that is, little cone Ornamentcd
in different ways with bag to draw
over the large end, and close it UP
In these things. the prices of which
vary from one franc eco cents to fifty.
the bonbOas are presented by those
who choose to be at the expense of
them, and by those who do not. they
are only wrapped in piece of paper
bit bonbonS. i'll some way or other,
must be presented. "-s Plumptre's re-
Sidence IN France, cot. @"
1.-THE celebration of New Years
day." observes Mr.. Hutchinson, His
tory of Northumberland, "is preser-
we'd IN this country AS rural festival.
Gifts are made to children, servants y
dependents, called New Years gifts"
StiIlinsdeet says. that among the Sax
ons of The northern nations, the feast
Of the New-Year was observed with
more than ordinary jollity;" and Hos
piroian says, it was an ancient
custom OF the hea'hens, and after
wards practised by the christians
Servants were exempt from their la
Dor, ard partook of the feast and ru-
raj sports with their masters they
were presented with tokens of appro-
baton and favor. On certain f2sti-
walls the Romans gave pieces of money
to travellers and strangers who were
present at the sacrifice. On our day
of fcstivity, mirth is excited by a rus
tic masqucrading and playing of tricks
IN disguise the hide of the OK. slain
for the winter cheer, is often put on !;
and the person thus attircd, attempts
to show the character of the devil, by
every horrible device in his power
All the winter sports seem to express
a strong opinion Of the ancients, that
gcnii of very contrary natures prevail
cd on earth: that the ole VAS con-
stanuy concomitant 10 light as the o.
tIrrr WAS to darkness and this image
of The devil,which is frequently permit
ted to expel the inhabitants and take
possession of the house, is typirai Of
the power of the evil genius, in tie
season when the sun is longest absent
from our hemisphere" This CORES
ponds with the lamentations used by
those who held the Eleusynian mystic
ries and incurred for AdoniS. II is
very difficult to make any probable de-
termination to what people we owe
these customs. In the Roman Satur-
MALTA and SigiIlaria, this kind Of fro
licking was practised.
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ALEXANDRIA,:
HEDNESD.4Y, JaNUARY 7. 1918.

The following gentlemen were ON Mon
dayiast elected Directors OF the Farmers
Bank of Alexandria for the ensuing year
Rd. NJ. Scott,
Thomas Swann,
Geo. w, Humphreys.
Oh. |. Catlett,
Roh. w Harrison,
Jno, {. Vowel,
w. c. Seljen,
George Carter,
w. K. Armistead,
VIM. Stewart,
James Harper,
VIM. FL FOOte,
Elisha Boyd.
And at a meeting of he Directors yes
terday morning, r. M. Scott, esq. was re-
elected President.
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From the Rochester (.H.T.) Gazette.

~TAXE TIE HINT..H
While every station, every grade,
Pursues its calling or its trade,
With art aud care;
The Prirfer hunts the world for news,
And strives his readers to amuse,
With pieces rare.
Industriously with critic skill,
He tuils his columns we'll 70 fill,
The ive.Ong day;
While DER tn ACCUSTOMED desk he leans
His pztrons know he wants the means,
His debts to pay.
Dispensing useful information
Of this, and that, and t'other natioG,
To make you wise;
Iagrati,ude, that wors, Of crimes,
lie feels with tenfold weight these times
When markets rise.
Yet ne'er uncourteous would he bej
All that he wishes is to see
Ills promised due:
And Since for cash in vain he begs,
lie pleads for PORK, or -four, OR rags,
Rather than SUE.
Then to the Printer quick repair,
And make it your peculiar care,
His bills TO pay;
So shall the Studious son Of Faust,
Spare neither labor. time nor cost,
Bat prin, away,
With joy he'll hail tn expected morn,
The mail-stage with its bag and horn,
That brings the NEWS;
Pore DER Gazettes with rapid eye,
Aud all attentive care shall try,
Your taste t'amuse.
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sion. Dec. so

We have been favored by Mr.. Torlis
with Gibraltar papers TO the 18th Of Nov.
Although The papers are OF SO recent
date. they furnish no additional iniorma-
ton OF the state OF affairs Between Spain
and Portugal.
The RevaI squadron was hourly ex-
pccted at Csdiz.
SPANISH QrARAETINE LAWS.
The board Of health at AIgcsiras Jun
der approval Of the supreme boarh) have
decrecd tie pain Of DEATH against all
persons who shall clandcstineIy land
f.om the Batbary Coast; against all who
have communicated at sea with vessel
infected or provided with foul bill of
health, shall not MAKE it known to the
board when visited By is officers; against
all captains, proceeding from an infected
place. who shall land cIandestnely on
any point on the Spanish coast; and a.
gains all persons performing quarantine
at SEA or on shcre, who, 3lthout the
know ledge ard express order Of the
beard, shall take or send any goods or ef.
!ects out Of tie gna'antine ground, as
well rs al who shall! assist in doing SO,
OF who shall steal or assis, in stealing
them out "a the state.
II DEGREES ten years Imprisonment in
one OF the Spanish settlements in Africa
against all persons, performing quarsn-
tine, who shall break Il and run away, al
though but one day should be wanting to
complete the same and against all cap
tains who shall land ciandes'inely on the
Spanish coast, though not proceeding
from a suspicious place.
II DEGREES year. confinement in the
same settlements against all persons pre-
cecding from Gibraltar, who shall land
cIande,tinely at the lines or on any othcg
point Of the coast and against all who
Shall attempt to enter the garrison by t!ie
beach cluSe to St. Philips or ST. Barbara:
| ruins.
And it DEGREES Jess severe penaltic,
against such persons as shall communi
cate with those III quarantine 4; or who
sailing along the coast, shall refuse to O.
hey the call Of the health guards, at Sc;
| or Oh shore: or who shall sell new OF
old clothes without written permission
| from the board OF health.
Accomplices TO be punished as p-inci
pals; aud those WHO are aware Of The in
fraction If any Al the rules, anI d. no
give Information, are 20 be punished viii
great severity.
A letter from Gibraltar, November IS
10 the Keeper Of Merchants Hall Bo"ks
says,
/" Since ours l. the 18Th TO vessel
have arrived except the Macedonian ant
Eliza Ann. Vessels in poft. P,rsever
anoe, Ga.ewoOd, loading for Svuth Ame
rlca; Helen. Frost, dscharging; Nep
tune, Place, ditto; Eliza Atm, Johnson
% ds, 5 iron Nurseries Cesar Graves
lischarging; Ves,al, Tor New York, II
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From The N. York .Naiional .adrOcG'i

The name given to this month by
the Romans, was taken from Janus,
one of their diyinitieS, to whom they
gave two faces because. on the one
side. the first day Of this month look
cd towards the New Year. and on the
other. towards the old one. At the
commencement Of the new year, we
rejoice with our friends at having es.
Caped the dangers that attend every
season, and commemorate the event
by some present. The Romans, at
this time, sent presents of sweetmeafs
AS dried figs, honey, &c. (strcna)
expressing a wish that their friends
might enjoy the sweets OF the year,
into which they had Just entcred.--
The calcnds of January. or the be-
ginning of the year, we're celebrated
in the most gross and licentious man
ncr. To this. ST. Augustine alludcs.
in his address TO some converts from
Paganism-" will You celebrate the
strens as the Pagans do. and spend
that day in gaming aud drunkenness
What a contradiction is here between
your profession and practice! While
they send their presents. do you give
aims /: while they run to the theatre.
hasten to church. While they get
drunk, do you fast or, if You
cannot fast, at least eat with tempe
rance and sobriety." A relic Of this
custom is still observed in the south
of Scotland, where the sweetieskon, a
sort Of plumcake, constitutes the
New-Year's gift. Among the north
ern nations, it was customary for sub
iccts to present gifts to their soVe-
sreiyns. which were called jolaSiaiie
yule gifts.
IN France. particularly in the south.
carly in the morning OF New Years
asy. a round OF visits is commenced to
relations and friends, to wish them a
bappy New Year, and topresent them
with boabons (sweetmcats.) "Ihe re-
lations are first visited. beginning
with those nearest in affinity, then
those that arc farther removed, and
lastly come the friends and acquain-
lance. 1t is a contest of poliseness. on
This occasion. which shall start first
and anticipate the call OF relation or
friend. The shops OF the contect,"i'
ers are dressed up on the day before
with looking glasses. in;crmixed with
E,stoous of silk ormusiins. and branch
% of r;hands or flowers. The cnun-
ters are covered over with nice
table cloth, and set ont with cakes
sweetmeats, dried fruits. and 6On6OaS
made up into pyramids, castles, co,
lens, or any form which the 'as'e 81
,as decorator may suggest; and IN lhe
e,er.ag they are illuminated scr the
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aoar BetseI, Q! Boston, wil! De aGr.i,
led to pratique in the mmniHy.
Cleared at Gibraltar, Get. IS TO -.
ship Richard & Ann, from PhiiadeI,,.l
far Marseiles-e 10 81, L'Annetta.
V.lIo, for Ncw-0rIeans.
prices Current al Gibraltar. Niou. la
Birthstone. roll, cwt. 5 %, dull sale -
beeswax, yellow, lib. Sc cts saIeable when
clean; cocoa, Caracas. Cwt. 81 $50.
arrivals and steady sales do. Trinidad,
10 so do do Marauhan, do. II do;--
coffee. MartinicO, dolls, actual sales, in
brisk demand here and in all the ports
above do st. Domingo. DO. IL do. -
candles, sperm. ID. "a Sc cts. none, and
nuch wanted; OPIUM, 10. S 25, sales -
dyes, cochlnel, 6 81 do. indigo, Spanish,
1. dull -four, super. bbl. Is 50, but lit
lie demand, selling at this in small Par
cells India goods, baitas, piece, 25;
.alempores 4 long cloths 8 80 a 9, cur
rent articles lead, Spanish, cw;. -
5, dull; nankeens, company, yellow,
piece, ] IS, nominal; Ito. short. 90, do.
pork. bb!. Is, wanted in snail paroels;-
beef IA; rice, cwt. 7 -, last sales, and
waited; cinnamon, Id. 5; cloves 80 cts;
cassia az; nutmess | u Is; black pep
ner. cwt. &c II, wanted bran Y, Spa
nish, leG gal. SIS, Scatce; rum, JAM
gal. G6 cts. plenty aud very doll sugars,
Havana, white, cwt. SIC, steady sales
brown II do. B azi', white, II 30 a IS;
brown 9 a 10; L. india, white, III
wines, Slal ga, sweet, rire, S7u, n"mI-
nal little demand: TO dry qr. ca'Ss, Il
ais; do. Catalonia, red. pipe, 40; los
woud, bag. cw,. IS, duI. sale.
"Spauish dollars ] per cent prem or
advance tie gold.
Navy agents Hills on the secretary
Of the U ). raw, at 30 days: PC: cent
advance"
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~ ErcKangs C9Bss House .tSr.
SUBMARINE JOURNAL. NA

P0RT OF hLgXAgBRIA...TAH y
Brig Emily, Dole, and achr Fare Ia
Wis. hence, at Holiness Hole Goth ms
IA days. Ian,
Big Minerva, and sshr ESEo, he'c''
az Barbados, 9th u!.. TIE lsfer % -:
Rert day tor Berb;ce.
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FROM Qua CORRESPONDENT AT N. YORK.
Gazette office, Jan. e-neon.
,,rp AZ, rupapT.rT NEWS.

LATE AND IMPORTANT NEWS.
by the Carolina Ann, from Liverpool,
and Lorenzo, Dunbar, f. ON London, tie
editors Of the New York Gazette have
received their Lcndoa papers to the 18th
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their interesting contents.
The most important article in the pa
psrs.i the death al the Princess Char
iotte, the heiress to the Briti.h throne.
The Imperial Parliament had been
further prorogued to Tuesday the lGth ot
December.
The Duke of Wellington, with two
aids. arrived in London on the 9Th Nov.
from France.
Jeremiah Brandreth, William Turner
and Isaac Ludium, have been executed
in England for high treason.
Sir William Grant has resigned the OF
flee of master Of the rolls. on account OF
III health.
Flour, American, 60 to 65s; American
wheat IA to IA 6.
Average price Of wheat in .onden, IRE
culating the import} fer the weeks pre-.
ccding the l. 18th If November
Wheat rs l0d /; rye 43 8 5 4: barley
Asia; oats 25 l-2; beans As 1 IA;
pease As S-4.
Prices below which the ports are to
close Wheat SOS f; rye IS; barley 40;
eats 27 beans SIS; peas SIS.
Rice. new Carolina, A to Ass East
Indian 26 to 90.
Cotton. upland, : to ! 10 l-a.
The cotton imported into LiserpoN the
week preceding the 9th Of November was
nearly 10000 bags.
Shipping List, Nov. 6.-Am. stocks, >
per cents p /; new skies, I0j !; seven per
cents, none U. S. bank shares, IS to So:
5, with dividend from JuIv |.
American funds per cents, nothing
done-Aew loan per cents, les.
A letter from London of the Inul Nov.
to respectable house in this city; says,
Fine dry samples Of vhea; obtained to
day an advance OF Is per quarter. The
aggregate average prices Of the Tour past
weeks being. for wheat, 7Ss lUd. aud
rye 4es led per quarter-there is now
scarcely doubt Of the parts shutting Oh
the 22d inst. tor the ensuing three months
against the importation of all foreign
grain, except barley. and flower, from all
places, except the British colonies in
North America, from whence importation
OF -four, wheat, barley, cats and beans,
will continue TO be allowed, da,y Tree.
Dispatches received fron the csmmal-
der of the forces of the Z. States, on our
Southern border, have brought official in
formation Of The occupation Of Amelia-
Island on the 24.h u!t. by the 4. stses'
troops under the command Of Col. Bank.
head, cooperating with the naval force
on that station, under the command Of
captain Henley. Nat. hnteLigencsr
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Too much sensi5ility often proves
curse instead Of a blessing.
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Alexandria. August 4.

WAS committed TO the Jail Of this Co.
w as a run away, negro man, VINO
calls himself JOHN WEAKS, and says
that he was born free in Prince George 20.
Maryland, that his mothers name is Sally
Green, who lives near the road leading
rom the Alexandria Ferry to the Eastern
Bfanch bridge, adjoining one Hen. Thomp-
son. He was committed to this jail on the
9TH May last, and thin called himself Will
liam Washington, but made his escape the
18th. He is about 25 years of aye; 3 feet
inches high, stout made. Says he is known
to Mr.. Daniel Monkey. and Henry Thomp-
son, of Maryland. The owner is request
ed to come and prove his property, pay
charges, and take him away, otherwise he
will be- disposed Of as the law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL, Tailor.
August s 1aw2m
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For Sale.

FINDER an ACT of the Legislature OF Vir-
- gaia, passed on the 9lst day of Feb,
ruary, 1918, all that part of tract Of land
lying in the county Of Fairfax, and com
monty called Retirement, to which the WI
dow and heirs OF the late Walter D. Brooke
are entitled; as we'll their interest in that
part which has been allotted to Ana Brooke
Sr her dover, as that part of which the
said widow and heirs are now in possession
The sale will be made at public auction. on
the premises near where the stage road
crosses Dogues Run, on Thursday the lHh
of September next, if fair, if moi the next
fair day. The terms are one halt cash, the
balance on credit Of twelve months.
WILLIAM III. FOOTE,
BENJAMIN NJ. BROOKE, Comrs.
August tlio
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DR.. Thomson's System of
Chemistry.
IN FOUR VOLUMES OCTAVE.

rENHE preceding edition of DR.. Thorn.
I sons Chemistry, had acquired Sc
much reputation beth in England and up
,r the continent Of Europe, that new
edition, comprising the new facts with
which the science had been enriched.
and the new views of the subject which
extended knowledge had suggested as
INDISPENSABLE, was eagerly looked for
by the scientific world. A new edition
has accordingly appeared, wherein the
former edition of five Volumes has been
condensed into four.
al the new discoveries. and all the
new theories of Chemical Phenomena,
have been considered and embraced in
h. present improved edition so that it
is indispensable to the chemical student,
as presenting The only condensed view
1t the changes and alterations in chemi-
cal doctrine, which the discoveries Of the
Ia t ten years have suggested. No apol-
,gv therefore can be necessary for re-
Irin,ing such book in this country for
t'le press does not furnish substitute
brit. But, there Is so much theO' etical
"a gcstlon-So much abst use calculation
so much fact of dubious authority-and
much dubious vaiidity-that notes and
,,'us ra.ions are absolutely necessary,
1T merely to render the book more use.
~. but more ineligible.
Under these impressions, / thought fit
write notes in illustration land some
lines in CONTRADICTORY OF the work itself.
rather than to make any infringement OF
It. Those who wish to know the modern
views OF chemical science. must peruse
It and to very many who viii be anxious
to study il, calculation will be necessary.
| have cndeavoured to supply these, to
The best of my ability; regardless whe
her my own opinions are in dissonance
,r coincidence with those OF my author
leaving to the reader (? decide between
US
The work will be published, with notes
and illustrations, in four volumes 8vo.
THO las COOPER, NJ. D.
CONDITIONS.
l. The work will be printed on SUI
perfinc paper, with new small plea let
ter; and will be published early in the
ensuing summer.
ii. 1t will he illustrated with number
If cuts. of whicf several have been neces-
'arily added to the London edition.
Ill. 1t will be delivered to subscribers
1t Sl2-to non.subscribers at SI4, in
boards. The London edition sells for
BIB.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
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Humilton's Elirir,

A sovereign remedy tor colds, obsti.
nate coughs. asthmas, sore threats, ca.
tarlhs, and approaching coRsumptiors.-
To parents who have children afflicted
with the H0OPI.NG COUGH, this dis.
coEery is Of the first magnitude, as it at.
fords immediate relief, cheeks the pro.
gress, and in a short time entirely re.
moves the most cruel disorders to which
children are liable. The Elixir is per.
fectly agreeable, and the dose SO small
that no difficulty arises in taking it.
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Public Sale.

FINDER the authority of deed OF trust =
I from James D. Patterson TO me, ! shall
at II o'clocs;, on Saturday, the 9th day oil
September next. upon the premises, pro-
ceei 10 sell at public auction Tor cash. or
upon such credit as may then be agree, on,
= a lot of ground, with the buildings
, thereon erected, situate onthe west
Gil side Of Wsss;Fs Tree ,on and IN Go Aex ;,ae
dria. and described in the said deed as FOL
lows beginning at point where the north
line of Eing-street inlersects the west line
OF West-street, and extending westwardiy
with the line of King-street 10 feet; thence
north and parallel with king-street 100 teet
TO 10 feet alley thence east and parallel
10 King-street 10 feet to West-strect !;
thence south with WesL-street 100 feet to
the beginuiug-subject to ground rent OF
81 dollars, payable on the 18th day OF DC
.ober, in each and every year forever.
J. D. SIMMS, Trustee.
August p dtS5
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District of Columbia.

County of Alexandria, April Term, 1918.
Henry Boswell rs.
The representatives of John Webster, dec
and against Rein Webster.
ON the petition Of Henry Bos,geH, rule
" is granted him against the representa-
tives Of John Webster, deceased, and against
Resin Webster, TO show cause on the lst day
OF the next term, why piece OF ground ST.
tuated in the town OF Alexandra, late the
property of William r. Webster, should not
be sold, and the money divided among the
representatives of the said William X.
Webster, according to law.
1t is ordered, that this rule as TO Resin
Webster, be published in one of the Alex
andria papers for eight weeks success.
siyely. A true copy from the records.
Test, EDM. j. LEE, &. Z.
July % On
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-03
900 acres Of Land for sale.

"IIS Tract is situated in Weslmsre-
land county, Virginia, adi accent to
Mr. Garrett Hunters Plantation, and
con'ig ,ous to the waters Of the Potomac.
The nelghborhood is good-water excel
e1t, and very desirable situations for
,uilding, A considerable proportion OF
the land is we'll timbered, besides good
heal of cedar pine and other wood, sum.
ciently convenient to make it an object
ror those who NAV be disposed to send it
q markct-itis nearly equi-distant from
Baltimore, Washington and Norfolk.
Any one wishing to purchase may ap-
DIV to ROGER JONES,
,lexandria.
Also, a verv valuable LOT, containing
i4O acres, being a part of the late Mr..
Iohn TurberviIle's tract-withln q miles
IF Georgetown, 8 frum the Little Falls
Bridge, and near to The turnpike leading
from thence to Wlley's, in Fairfax coan:
ty, Va, A great proportion OF this land
is exceedingly well ti,nbered, and that
part which is not, is 50 recently cleared
as to be in an active state for cultivation,
and already in productive condition.
For terms, apply to PHILIP e. joNEs, esq
in Leesburg, Va. or to Il JoNEs.
March so II