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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-25
Neeroes for Sale.

ON the 18th of December will sell Sc,
~ yeral valuable Negroes; among them
an excellent carriage driver, good wea-
yer and gardener, with his wife, an excel
lent house servant, and their two childreni
several men used to the plantation, and a
good dairy maid, j..
The sale will be made, for cash. at CO.
ton, the farm OF Mrs. Lee, not far from
Leesburg. For more accurate information
apply TO Mr.. Charles Bennett, al Cotton; or
to the subscriber.
ROBERT M. NEWMAN,
49,. Goshen, Loudoun co. Va.
November II tl5D
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-25
For Sale,

KS The brig NANCY f. MARY, bur
49, then about e700 Bis, is in good Or
der, and can be sent TO sea at small ex-
pense. 1t being necessary to close con-
Germ she will be sold low. Apply to
LAWRASON y FOWLE.
November %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-25
40 Dollars Reward.

STOLEN from our store yesterday morn
- ing piece Of Florence silk, French
grey or pidgeon color, containing 80 yards.
Twenty dollars will be paid for securing
the piece Of silk 10 US, and twenty dollars
for the experimenting ard conviction of the
thief. JOHN JACKSON & CO.
November 10
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Notice.

THE subscribers have commenced busi-
Il ness next door TO Mr.. Cook q. Glare,
on Ramsay's wharf, where they intend
keeping general assortment OF GROCE-
RIES, and who will sell low for good pa
per, or to putctual cash dealers.
SAMUEL g. JOSEPH PEARSON.
November 81 ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-25
Vaudeville s. Larmour

OFFER FOR SALE
~ rs hhds and 25 bbls Barbados and
Trinidad molasses
80 hhds LIST and Cd quality sugars
80 bis do; 90 puncheons w rum
ESQ bags green l. ST Domingo coffee
rs hbds and As bis northern rum
ITO chests and boxes gunpowder, i'm.
perial and young hyson teas, sup. qualities
$50 reams writing paper
800 wrapping do
80 boxes chocolate, No I and 8
100 cloves; 40 do raisins
900 nutmegs; 80 drums figs
90 bags Tennessee live feathers
$50 boxes mould and dipt candles and
10000 lbs hard soap-their manufacture
s tons patent shot, 4 bs to No. 10 as.
4,500 lbs firkin butter
80 boxes Philadelphia mustard
"a lbs Cayenne pepper Oct 28
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-25
ForNorfolk,.

~SSN The packet ,sloop OCEAN, cap
tain Joseph Middleton, will sail on
Friday, the 9th inst. For freight or pas
sage apply on board, orto
BARNEMALL s. POPHAM,
Who have for sale, received by the above
vessel,
80 pipes L. P. Tenerife wine
November "a st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-25
Tailoring.

TIME subscriber wishing his friends hrst
l. in the fashion, has just returned from
Baltimore with an assortment OF cloths,
.assimeFes, vesting, velvets, Algerine nett,
Leapold star and gilt buttons. Also, a lew
dozen pieces Frshch wadding for silk pc
Uses, whslebone busks, plain and plated
buckles for iRdisnensibles.
ROBERT GRAY, Royal-street.
November 8
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Manted Immediately,

4 Journeyman TIA Picte Yorker.
4 GOOD workman will have constant
"A employ and good wages. One who
understands the bright work would be pre-
GEORGE HILL,
Fairfax-street, Alexandria.
November 2S 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-25
THIS DAY.


VT7ILL be sold ON credit of 8 months,
w on the place where live, called.
Chantilla, on the e5th November, if fair, if
not, the next fair dayEall my stock of
Horses, Cattle, Sheep e Hogs;
my crop of corn, and fodder, large seinei
boats; 60 hogsheads for striking fish. aud
$50 fish barrels; compleat set Of black,
smiths tools one new Still, containing 60
gallons, with pewter worm. Also,
Seuerat likely Negroes;
and Wagons, carts and plantation TOOLS
Among the cattle are good work oxen and
pnbroke steers. The purchasers 10 give
bond with approved security, and interest
from the date, if not pupctually paid.
r. Z. WELLS,
Fairfax CO. Va. near the OcccQuan mills
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-25
John HI. Runnels,
agent for

ey,- agent for
NTILLTkM TRUE, corner OF King g.
w Fairfax streets, Informs his friends
and the public, that from the liberal encou-
ragement he ha. received from the ladies
and gentlemen Of this town and vicinity,
as well as from strangers who occasionally
resort hitler, be intends enlargiDg bis bust
ness, and has taken pains TO procure The
very best Of STOCK, also good worknen.
He can assure the pubic that all orders fot
Boots and Shoes,
Of every description, will be punctbailJ eS:
ecuted. and the. work done in style not
exceeded by any other factory in the dis
trict, He has constantly on hand, ready
made, very extensive assortment Of
Boots, Shoes and Pumps,
for ladies and gentlemen, and misses, boy.
and children, made in the most approved
style, of the best materials, and by superior
workmen. Those in want Of the above ar
ticles can be fitted as well as though they
had their measure taken, and the work war
rantec good.
Orders for Boots and Shoes,
will be Immediately attended to, and such
varieties sent as invariably TO suit the pur-
chasers. OrConstantly on hand, very
general assortment OF Northern Boot, and
Shoes, wholesale and retail, at low prices.
November 10 dtf
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Sugar and Salt.
Musical Tuition.

TINE subscriber, at the solicitation OF
il many individuals. is induced 10 take
the house next door to Mr.. Moore's Nota-
ry office, Prince street, where he will teach
Instrumental Music this winter. He assures
those who may paitonize him, that his ut.
most efforts shall be exerted 10 give perfect
satisfaction. Subscription papers are left
at Mr.. Gray's bookstore.
Ladies will be taught on the Double or
Single Flageolet, and Music arranged and
neatly cOpisd.
Oct GO LIONEL J. LARKIN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-25
Fall Goods.
To Ship-OWners.

MASTERS OF VESSELS 4. OTHERS.
THE subscriber tlate from Eng land ma
Il tbematical Instrument maker, offers
his services 10 clean and repair all sorts of
Ships Compasses, Quadrdnts, Sertants, &c.
in the best manner, at his house on Prince
street, between Pitt and ST. Asaph streets.
Oct3 DANIEL MUNRO.
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Shoemakers Wanted.

TWO or three Journeymen Sboemakers
Il are wanted Immediately. Inquire Of
the printer. Nov l9
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Office.

GrThe person who has my Riley's Mar
ratiye will please to return il. There can
be no doubt about whose il is, except the
leaf that had my name on it is torn out.
18th % st CALEB STABLER.
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For Savannah,

.fR ITO Sail in SIR Days,)
~ The elegant, new aud list sailing
sloop WASHINGTON, Charles Sanford,
master. for freight of 300 bis. or passage
apply to L. ii. ROWLAND.
nth mo 81 ct
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-25

Lawrason s Fowle
HAVE for sale, received per brig Iris,
IL capt Mayo, from Boston,
l40 tons plaster paris fold
pipes Sicily Madeira wine, 3 years
5 bales malnoodies, cassas T. flag hkts
100 casks nails, assorted sizes
40 barrels tanners oil; 10 do sperIS do
40 boxes mould candles
. Also for sale,
The cargo Of schr Milo, capt Thorndike, Of
$50 casks fresh Thomastown lime
:. Also.
The cargo Of schr Factor, fir st Andrews, of
200 tons plaster paris
November II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-25
NOVELTY AND DESPATCH.
MARYLAND
State Lottery,

Uaicr the mperiateaiencs of The Commits
s!oaers, appointed By the Governor
and Council, dgrseabiy to the
.1et Of assembly.
SCHEME.
l Prize OF SSO,OO0 is 100000
Prize of 10000 10000
10 Prizes Of 5000 $4,000
30 Prizes of 1000 10000
qi5 Prizes Of 100 CISCO
ai- Prizes Si2l,50O
lIuS Blank. -
1850 Tickets at s. o is Sl2l,5O0
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N-.y-The Prizes payable in CASH Sixty
DAYS after the completion OF the drawing,
subject 10 deduction of Fifteen per sent.
osliy, including the State Tax.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-05
SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE.

An English paper states that man
by the name of jenkins, residingin the
Island of Trescaw, having some damp
ganpowder in his possession, very
incautiousIy put about two pounds of
it into an iron pot over the fire in or
der to dry it. He employed his wife
to blow the fire. while he stirred the
combustible matter with an iron po-
ker 4! The pot becoming heated, a
dreadful explosion took place attend
ed with lamentable results. The
man was struck blind-his thumb and
hand were laceratsd in a shocking
manner and his clothes and several
parts of his body. were much hurt and
injured. His wife likewise was Sc
verely scorched. But what is most
is. that not yestise Of
the pot has been found since.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-05
Salem, September l6.
HORRIBLE SELF IMNOLATIoy.

We understand that one Of the pa
pers brought in the Bengal, contains
an account of 2 females seing recently
burnt on the funeral pile Of their de-
ceased husband, near Calcutta. The
British government it is said, Interior
ed to prevent it ; but finally a compro-
mise was made, that no fnrce, or
binding of the limbs, should be used.
but that the women should, after the
fire was kindled, be left to their own
tree will. The consequence was that
the elder threw herself into the flames
and afterwards the younger. about
seventeen years of age. applaudins the
conduct OF the other, followed her hor-
rible example, and the bodies of hus-
band and wives were consumed toge-
ther amidst crowds of their fellow be-
ings.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-05
From the Bait. Federal Republican.
THE YEAR 1918.

The anniversary of a New-Year, is
a season always impressed with me-
Iancholy, rather than with joyful re-
collections. If we look back on the
mournful track of existence We have
PASSED over, we sec little more than
blasted prospects. and we feel little
more than tie anguish of disappoint-
ed hope. We pass in melancholy
review the graves ofour friends, whose
existence seemed almost incorporated
with cur own. So strong was this
sensation even in the mind of Wash
iBston. that he has been heard to de-
clare he would not pass his lite over
again,-and Washington never spoke
lightly. If the question was now sub
mitted by Divine Providence to the
decision of man, whether he would
consent to a renewal of his existence
on the same terms on which 1t has
been hitherto extended, subject to the
same hopes and to the same fears, the
same Joys and the same sorrows. we
believe very few indeed would be
found, who would not conclude in the
opinion of Washington. Take Buo-
paparte as an example! Wouldhe be
willing to run his career OF splendor
again. and to know for certainty
that all his triumphs and all his g!o-
ries were to terminate in his exile to
a barren rock, surrounded by a waste
of waters! Undoubtedly not-for the
krilliancy CT his former tame only
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-05

serves now 10 enliren the anguish Of
his melancholy hours Shall We
take as another example. the successor
of Buonaparte TO the Royal diadem Of
France w ould Louis be wiling 10
have his existence brought back to
the day Of his birth, To witness the
murder Of his brother and of his Sis
ter, his own exile into foreign lands.
on condition that his hoary hairs
should be encircled with crown p
Would he not answer al Onre in the
language of Washington, So joy,ess
to the rejecting mind does life appear
in retrospect. On the other hand,
futurity is full Of horrors. We know
to certainty, that we must witness
the loss of nur few surviving friends.
rendered more dearto US because they
are suryiving-tlIat VIC must itrl the
decrepi:udc Of age, the gradual be-
reavement of all the senses, decay of
memory, even flour lives are protract-
ed, and that We shall stalk about mere
shadows of men-the CHASTITY spcctres
of our former selves. II this melan-
choly boon is denied 10 US, We know
that there is but one alternative re-
naming. the grare.-Such are the joy
less and dreary retrosPects Of human
life, even il We are by Divine Pro,i-
dence relieved from those temptations
which waylay and beset us at every
turn Of our existence, and 10 which if
we fall the victims, sorrow and re-
pentance succeed, tears and unavail-
ing an guish the insolent pity Of pre-
tended friends, more difficult TO 10
borne by an ingenious mind, than the
most bitter reproaches Of open enc
mics. Under the mask Of friendship,
they inflicttlie more ineXorable wounds
until the heart destitute of all cOnsola-
ton, sinks beneath the load Of its an
guish. I'VE have not presented this
melancholy picture without an object:
it is to remind our readers that there
is world beyond the grave, more
worthy the aspirings of an immortal
soul than the dust, pollution and de-
Element Of the one which we inhabit
it is to remind them that there is a
gracious Saviour who stands ready TO
pardon the repentant, although mex
orable man may not it is to display
the cross on mount Calvary, where
consolation in abundance may be
found. where the sneers of the maliS-
nant will never reach, and where eve
nv tear that is shed will be recorded
by the angel of divine mercy. That
our readers, whoever they are, may
in the hour of trial find this consola-
ton, is our sincere wish, and to the
CensDrious and malignant they may
then exClaim in the language of our
dying Rcdeemer, &" Father torgirs
them. for they kH97o not 1ehdt they dO.''
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ALEXANDRIA:
SATURDAY, Ji.SU.3RT S, 1918.
FROM OUR coRxEsPoNuENT At WASH
iSGTOS.
iSa urddy, January S, 1918.

Saturday,, January S, 1918.
/ do not ;:n9s whether am justified
in troubling YOU with letter for the con-
reyance Of such an uncomfortable patch
OF information as have to communicate
Alter the petitions and business merely
private or extremely unintefesting vas
rdsy finished, the house went into
committee Of the whole OH q bill pre-
scribing the effects oe judicial proceed
ings 10 the several states, which con.um
ed the whole residue Of the day, and
ended in rising and reporting progress.
A bill was reported BY Mr. Herbert to
provide for building a court house, jail,
and public Offices in Alexandria, which
was read twice and con nitted.
Aud resolution to place on the pen
sion list the officers of the army wound.
ed in battle during the late war, was pre-.
sentcd by NJ. Comstock, and passed.
An engressed bill to indemnify colonel
Anderson against two judgments obtain
ed against him for The value OF an orchard
he was obliged to cut down in q military
operation in the late war, after some op-
position, more technical than substantial,
was passed.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-05

tain information relative to the traEs. C
tons between that republic and john II.
Elton, esi. c mmanjcr of the L. Stsies'
brig Saranac" This committee Imagine
thai the attempt OF captain Elton to board
the prize schooner Tantatra on Ihr STU
of November, IN las 'hsy sta'e) " lie We
~ waters Of Ame Ia" WAS al act unsu-
thorised aud uujastihab!e. aud " Rss"ire-
That these documents. with statement
Of tee affair, be officially transmitted Gy
the earliest opportunity to the President
Of the Umited States, exposing the u.iust
aad arbitrary conduct Of captain L! Ion.
well assured that comp lete JUSTICE viii be
done"
The correspondence which took place
between Aury and captain Elton, ou the
subject, We insert below.
Correspondence between com. Au-y and
captain Elton.
L. S brig Saranac. CuIatsrlcnd}
Island, .torsmbrr Q, 1917.
SIR,-Last evening schooner passed
into Amelia or Fernandins ihat bad teen
attempted u be boarded BY tcst from
the Sarauac. She fred At the Lo-t:-
whatever character she assumes, she
must answer for the insult according TO
the laws Of the United States. caha0t
believe that yourself or lie people Of
Fernandina can give the least sanction
to such proceedings under that belief |
have tent boat to bring her over to A
merican waters, provided no ELECTION
was started. II she is refused OF pro-
tected, l shall consider that Fernandina
has hois'ed the Hag Of defiance aid act
accordingly.
have the honor to lie. &c.
tSrgnedp J. Il. ELTON.
Gen. Aury.
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sxK ErekaRgs CeGss House III
~MARINE JOURNAL. Ak
roKT Or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Ship Nilhelmina, Baxter, from lyica,
with salt aud fruit, to Lawrason Y Fowle,
\. Watties, aud Hsgh Smith z Co.
Bris Sphynx. Page, from New.York.
ballast, to Ialett AID Irwin, AID Aadei>
"a wine, to Tho.. Swami.
January 4.
Brig Elizabeth Sturges. Jacobs, IRON
Phll'a. in ballast, To FraMcis Adams, Jr.
Schr. lie, ant, from Seab.co, with goods
taken irum the schr. lillian. from Phlla.
- lillian, Hand. from Philadelphia.
This vessel was cut through by the ice,
abou: 10 days sInc', I'll Neabsco.
Wasp, kir~an. 10 days from \.
YORK, oats u John u. Lsdd u CO.
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From The W Y. Com. advertiser, Dee. SO.
IRON GIBRALTAR.

IRON GIBRALTAR.
BY the arrival this mo: ming Of the brig
Eliza Aan, captain job son, from Gibral-
tar, we learn that the American squad
ron, consisting Of one -. frigstes, and
2 ,loops OF war, VI der commodore Chaun-
cey, were still at Gibraltar on the 2ad
November. Capt. johnson was info7rp ed
by the health officer that all vessels we're
qua antined 10 days, in consequence e
he Alserine sgusdror. bring out. Or the
18Th Of November captain J.hr.on vas
informed by sentlemsn a, Gib'.l,ar,
hat ID" Russians wee about taking pos
session Of the island OF MinoTca, fr d na-
val depot, in lieu OF which the Russians
were TO supply the Spania,d. with IL
sail OF the line to 60 against The Patriots.
BY this arriva! we have been favored
with a Gibraltar price current Of the 2l>t
ot November, fsom Which We quote the
following:
Prize urrsnt Of Gibraltar. Not. 81.
Bread, 81 p, per cwt. s. 80 a g.; cot
ton, Ca o'iEa, short. 50 last sales; corn,
Indian, fdnega. 5 25, small parcels sold
asqaoted-s fancga. Of corn is equal TO 4
| 5 American bushels; fin, cod, Ameri.
can. !. arrivals and Sales N small par
GELS; flour, sup.rhne, per boI. IS. bot in
little demand, sells at this in small par
GELS; provisions. pork, Is; beef IS, want
ed IN small parcel; rice, cwt. 7 IS, ac-
tuai sales, wanted; slaves, ". @. pipe,
per 100, S65, plenty and few sales.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-05
From the Norfolk: Beacon, Dec. a9.
MELANCHOLY sHIPwREcE.


From lad Of about IL years of age,
calling himself WILLIAM Jo.Ks, who act.
ed a. cook on bard the schooner, land
who beirg provideniially rescued rom 4
watery grave, We found Yesterday VA
deriHy through our streets, enyuirng lor
empIuymeaD we have learned Tie follow
ins particulars Of the loss of the schooner
Maria, Captain James, sailing from the
city of New-fork, and owned d, Stcci-
ett's on Long Island, but by whom our
informant knows nor. lie represents her
as a staunch bull: Lew vessel, Uf nearly
100 tUns, nay!gated BY 6 hands, viz. the
mate called Georgr, whether has sur.
Ha,ne W Christian nsne he knows nstl
two white sesmen, one named Jack Lew.
is, The other Jack -, a negro caIleJ
jatk s's", and himself, who alone SUI.
VII ed, to tell the story II ,hcir woes.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-05

Alta Court Of Over and Termirer. held
al Utica last Monday, John Harris, Jas.
OBri.n, David Linus, John Denny IAN
Indian youth) and Roswell I. Prstt,
were tried for the crime Of arson and
murder. and found guilty Of both. Judge
Piatt, Sho presided, pronounced the SEN
fences Of The case, which was, that each
of them be hanged on the second friday
Of February next. Ibid.
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- O o.

At the late celebration Of COM
menemcnt at Hazard College. an old
gentleman from the vicinity of Boston
sat upon the stage to witness the per-
Torrance, who had taken his degree
in the same university, just Il years
before.
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SACRILEGR.

A fellow BY the name Of Smith was
sent TO B idewell last Saturday. on the
charge Of stealing the plate iron a coffin,
which was placed in a vault in one of tie
church yards in this city. We under
stand Smith is grave digger by occupa-
ton. ~ 7. Ere. P9st.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-05

Self-Iore magnifes 0: diminishes
the good qualities of our friends. in
proportion to the satisfaction We take
in them and we judge o. their me
rits by the terms they keep with Us.
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'<GSS :.
Attention !.

~ The members of the ALEXAN-
DlllA ARTILLERY COMPANY are
requested to attend their regular quar-
te, = meeting at Z. Pelton'' Tavern On
Monday evening next, The 5lh instant, at
8 O'Clock. BY order Of the captain,
JAMS PETER RHODES, Sscr'v.
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Head Quarters, Fsrnandina, Nor. IS,

neon quarters, TsTFdHd'hd, OF. y.
>IR-loGr preventing vessels from
going out and coming into TINS port, IN
consequence Of your beat having fruit
lessly attempted to board tn: schr. Tan
tativa, prize to the private armed schr
Of the republic OF Mexico. the Bru,us.
within our waters and not more tn IN $50
feet from lie beach OF this island, ha,
induced me. in order TO avoid all d fi,u.
ties tor the present, to consent to ri c
her up TO you, i'll hopes that the govern.
ment of the United States viii do U.
that justice which becomes a lee AID
great People.
have the honor to be, &c.
ACRY.
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.NE,LuR.iNU.i.

Brig Eliza Aun, Johnson, IRON Mar
s.ulss, via Gib,ala a., S. days from tie
Latter pp I, ar. at \. io.k SU,h uIt. Re
puris, lett at Manei.ies vrlg Bebeisc'or,
Iiowla and. 10 .all for A.vx--dria in les
DAYS.