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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-12
CONGRESS-.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. pLca. nm tho commi;tec Of zen
siors, male an ualavo able rcpnrt on the
ue,;,ion O, hiary. Sullivan: which was
70, i and ordered I, lie ON the fable.
Mr.. Hsca. from the same committee.
mad, uniavorable remarks ON the prtitious
of Ab ian M'Llair and John S.msnD,
which vas read ard corcurred in.
l. Mir. Rhea also made IN uuCsyors5ls re-
mort on the Lctition of Thomas Mills
which was ordered TO he ON the tabIe.
SIR. Williams. Of n. Carolina, from
tie committee rf claims. made an una
yorabie report On tie petition OF John q.
Boge,t. who p.ays that he may be irdeu-
uilied for the failure of CERTAIN property
bought at Marsha! sale 10 answer tie
descripsinu nader which II was scldy-
Th. ron T was concrrred j.,
NJ " ,Iso nal. an p,r,yc,,b'c ro-
mort On ,bp NJ. i,ion .f Je.se lincoln
'rho n-o,s far Certain reIicf (,,,, bee enc
taincd h. c,ntrac for making = NAT If
tho Cnn,borrand Rad. in cousCorrnce If
,IIeyed Gailpre Of the superintruiant TO
nav Inc attention thereto. etc. Thn 70.
,oJt ooes an ,ha croupd thai III. claim
hos no foupJsI;r, Twas .la,od IN lie
On the fable.
Mr., " alan mad. an unravo,,b,e re.
rort nm the mpmor;aI of r. MIG + vho
asks = son ,loIjnrs FIR ;rdamn;Cco,;nn far
thn Ioss .r hi, pro,ar,v du.;,r tho I.,o
war with fine Crock Indians. and il wos
ordered 70 lie on the able.
Mr.. Newton. from the committee Of
commerce and manufactures, feported a
bill to continue in force, from and after
the sOth Of June, 1919. until the sOth Of
June. 1926. the fourth porasranh Of the
first section Ct The act "to regulate the
dptics nm imro,ts and tcun,oe =, which
v,s icica ra,.; AID connitt,d
Mr.. hrwt,u also r,nor;pd a bill :. 10
encrr,s . The du.i,s M iron in bars and
bolts iron in pirs, castings nail, md
alum f: and 90 di,nlIow the du'ies ON The
expiration Of eunpowdcr. THE duties
20 be substituted lor those n.w existing
are, on iron pigs Gity cents per hundred
WEIGHT. ON iron castinos scye, I, five ct.
per hundred wcigbt. IN mai, 4 cent. pcr
mound. on iran IN bars and tolls, cSccpt.
iap IRON manufactured bv roIlruo, one dol
lar per hundred weiobt a.b on a,ium,
two collars per hundpcd we;sht.l The
bi!l was TWICE read and copm,.;cd.
Mr. Clsibour, t,ou The select commit
tee 10 whom w,s referred tie ,c.,at-
STRANGE cC N.;,r Gar Andrew Jorkscn.
as ore Of the r,nr. ,entat;yes or Jo,.n No.
nelson. NJ wing for tj,e allowance Of a
cort.;c n,a1t;iS IF laod o,sn,.J ~, III,
st,,e If s;enrpi1 onf of the land g, dgd hv
hat st.tn ,o rio ,T,;tcd Si,tcs al n:-
rind inrg an,,r;nr Ia .s,d c..,;c, re-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-12
ALEXANDRIA:
THURSDAY. FEBRUaRY 1s. 1878,
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS IT WASH
ISGTUS.
Wednesday, Februwy1l, 1918.

y
The proceedings Of Monday in The
House OF Representatives did not, as ]
thought, warrant me inpa,ting you to the
trouble of a letter for their conveyance.
Every thing, and every person that | saw
or heard of, felt the inauesce sef that
freezing atmosphere, aud the mind itself
sunk in tOrpOr beneath ii.
Yesterday the weather abated some
wha, of It's yisor. 'Tis true il was but
little. The business OF the house, howe
yer, was not much improved 10 :mpor-
lance or interest. One of the bills which
constitute Mr. Johnson's benetiCcnt code
FOR the relief of soldiers who died or sui.
fered in the late war, and their families
and relicts. viz: that for providing pen
lions for soldiers widows, was consider
ed, and passed through a committee OF
the whole and reported.
Beside this, nothing belonging to yes.
terday's proceedings seems to demand
notice, s;ne message from tile preSi-
dent an the subject OF furnishing the 80.
vernment house; in which he recon-
mends the appointment Of an agent TO
superintend that portion of the national
property, and to take care of the house,
grounds and furniture; and a propOsi-
ton by Mr.. Hopkinson touching the in
crease of the salaries of Inc judges of the
supreme court: to which every wise and
faithful citizen must with success.
The salaries of cur judges have ever
been 100 small; operating greatly to The
exclusion Of the highest order of talents
from the BENCH. The surprise of the
thinkins part of the public at Mr.
Cheves' acceptance Of seat on tie
bench is a prcof of this. Our present
Hardwicke, and MansiridS were ap-
pointed when there was reason TO believe
that the judiciary would be supported
with dignity; but a different kind Of poll
CT soon ordained it otherwise. If tie
salaries Of our higher oTde" Of judges
were doubled, it would not be 100 much.
STATE OF TsE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
ht7 A. NJ. 16 degrees above O.
Il NJ. &c do O.
5P. ". s8 do o.
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The different wards an Typs,la\ 70 N
isy ol March p,yr far me,.bers y.
in liz common cr.,cij Tor H., .e.,,.,s
iwr.ye mo;.ta,. VIZ.
Ara Egn.>,. ,,,o.r nm U,;.,.,.,
fir ,bp k,.t var,,
Alcy.rde, n. Kery;r
s.sI,hew E,Lirson
Jsi.n Mcgcalcr.
.t,ha co,Dc;, ,,h.u.t.r ,or H.. scc..I
80. 4
C.g;, .,,.I
JoL, Il,,d
L.En Mn
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at o'et"%' 'I'@i % '"' '"e MIRO 'af''
y"oh T,on!,S
T'', ''"',s"""
All |" raw
A. Joseph [. Gnd's, corner Of Duke ard
81. hsaph strects. Tor the 4:h ward.
alexander Moore
Theme Iawrason
DsYit Ross.
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From the National Intelligencer.

~ ,HGry'S, Jan "a.
The Patriots, as they are called, a'e
preparing 10 leave Amelia Island; bat
where general Aury and his followers
will take up their future residence is not
yet ascertained. THE Republics, for
merly the Mcrgiana, has already sailed
and general Aury'o brigantine, the NeXi
can Congress, once the Calypso Of Balti.
more, is nearly ready for sea. She is
now receiving her finishing repairs at a
wharf here. The writer of this had an
opportunity OF seeing general Aury, an
evening or two past, at splendid bali
given to the officers of the army aud navy
initlis place: where he was treated with
every attention by all. lie is fine
locking, we'll made man, about six tect
high, and appeared to be not mere than
twenty.cisht or thirty years of age, with
a countenancc possessing strong traits OF
Intelligence. He appeared somewhat
melancholy. and therefore talked but it
tie during the evening; theugh he seem
ed grateful for the attention lie received.
A few days has produced strange altera-
tons in his affairs. About six weeks
past he was absolute lord of Amelia Is
iaud; but, stree that time, be has been
in the custody nj the civil officers OF t'E
country for debt-has been Obliged Il
give bal! for his appearance at our courts.
. But yesterday Caesar might have stood
against the world, now none so poor 70
do him reverence" is fortunes device.
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MilledgeriLie. JnnuarY q.

THE ARMr.-An intelligent gentle
man who left the army on the i2;h inst.
has favored us with the following par
ticulars respecting the Georgia militia
in service Tie detachment is stationed
on the East side Of Flint liver, d miles
from Hartford, about 20 miles I,om
Fort Scott, and ten above the nearest
settlement Of Chehaw, { friendly Indian
tawn) TO which place road has 6ecn
opened. A new Fort is erecting Ell the
scitc Of old Fort Early, selected tY gen.
Blackshear, and considered very eligible
lit is to be called Bloomfield. The adj
jacent country is open and gladly, aod
the road so extremely bad, that the
tyoOps were obliged to be supplied by
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-12

The bodies of the tyO unfortunate
~oaths who had been missing since Mon
Iay evening last, we're on Saturday last
discovered under the ice IN the Tyber,
ABOUT thirty yards from the shore, One
of them was lie oaly son Of Adrian Ben
janin Beatzen, esq. governor general
anl commando in Chief ot all toe Islands
belon.i ing to his Daaish majesty in the
West Indies he had only lew days be-
fore accompanied his grand father, John
lacrb AstOr, esq 10 this place. The o.
the. was son OF hlr. TenDison, oil this
city. ard was one Of tie most handsome
and aniabIe yolng men in Washington,
There has scarcely ever been Witness
81 eater degree of splicitude than
was eyinced on this monntul occasion.
E.very class Il eur fellow CITIZENS seem
Ell to particiPat' in the affection which
the untimef, fate Of these promising BOYS
had prpiuced. The tune-ai procession
wa, s'Iendsd by the family Of the .presi-
aen the secretary Of STATE, the speaker
cf the Rouse Of Representatives, many
memoers Oi 30 houses Of congress, TO.
req. ministers, the commissioners OF the
r4sv O,ard, elhrers oi the army ani navy,
pad au inmease concoalSe OF citizens
L, funeral solrmnIties were performed
in ,a,,ti~pressive manner by tue Rev.
Nr. hawley
rFasA. City Gas. Fsb..9.
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Public Sale.

EDY yirtae of dcei of trust to tie
Ed subscriber, will ne sold 10 The high
est bidder, ~ Tuesday The e4tA Februa-
ry, at eleven O'Clock, Frame HOUSE
and . LOT on Union between King ard
Prince streets, now in the occuDaEcl NJ
E!r George K. Wise. Zee terms m..e
iuUwn at sale.
SAMUEL SMITH, Trustee.
February I2 DIS
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Public Sale.

NN Saturday, the I4th February, at
~ ]; o'clock, vii! he sold on the pre-
miscs the IiOU rs ani LOT, on the
south side Of kiag-st?cct. occupied Dy
James Kennedy e Son.
Also. the HOUSE and LOT, on the
north of kins AMI corner of IIeuy SIS
occupied by Jonr Fo:;Dey. Tenn. maze
known ~ safe.
SAC R0HBINS,
II. g, D&tGAN,
JOHN GRID,
I'm. SITS Co,Hmi siy--~r.
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Nctcc.

z FORWARN all reraons vie ~
Z co'rrot. iran klr53ring 'rI.u-hDs
~ mskiog ANY contracts, cc '.r' 'r ''Y
dealing wHata'cr, with NY So 'NANI'
Ell iARgcTAf r.
DUI.Ty BAE AZ
February ~
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STATE OF TsE WEATHER YESTERDAY
At Z A. NJ. 16 degrees above 0.
l2 NJ. &c do O.
5P. N. s8 do o.

GTCharity Sermons will be delivered
or Sunday next. in the Methodist, Dap
fist, the two Presbyterian, and The two
Episcopal churches, and collections matte
for The purpose o! aiding The House of
Industry in the benevolent objects of its
institution. February IL
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IN COZ SCiL-FEBRUARY 10.
The following persons were appointed
commissioners Tor holding lcect.Ons 10
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touch.
Jack then let slip furious oath,
That one Of them should fall, Or both;
And fastened home a challenge to indite'
For be .tknown jlcs could net write
A single word
So 'twcald have been to him monstr"as
ABSURD, white;
To try to put MS thossh's IN black and
he di4much better,
lie got Sam Scratch to write the letter
When Joe received this gentle bi'istdoRS',
lie ,remhIch, and lock'd rather blue;
Indeed twas no great wonder,
For thus the challenge ran,
" Fire and thunder
You same Ioa,
That trod upon my toe,
Meet me Tomorrow like man;
I'll make the light shine through you, it
can.
Your friend, ctcetera,
lack BLUNDER.'
Now, though poor Joe was terribly a.
larm'd, Tunharm'd,
Fearing perchance he might not ':scaPe
lie it accepted,
And this was more than Jack expected,
Who in his turn was almost scared to
death, Cbreath;
Well Knowing that a ball might stop his
But he had gone too tar to tn N about,
OF conrse resO!y'd TO fight it out.
Suppose al length the 'oarriors in the
field,
Scarce yet do'e-min'd oaso fight or yield.
With heavy heart ssch took his stand,
a pistclin his trembling hand,
With Po,eder loaded:
F., cader Lex me whisper in your ear,
The seconds wisely left it out, tor fear
Their Giepds might be by Dulles incom-
NEEDED.
The word was giren--Cli went tie pis-
tols--crack--
Fiat as a founder fell heroic lack,
AID cried aloud, IN piteous =, ain,
Alas. my friends, I'm SLAM! fm
slaiu!" SOO,h,
Joe hearing this, thought it was tue for
For sure dead man would speak nnught
but truih,
And fearing that peTchaUcc the law
On him might lay heavy paw,
lie left the field, iorsook his native shore,
Went OF TO sea, and ne'er was heard ct
more.
Jack saving found at length he was not
dead, Cbed.
Got up, went home, aud sneak'd away to
pINDAR. Jun.
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From the following extract of !et':f
from an officer in our army, engaged a.
gainst the Indiar s. il appears that their
situation is actually aiarming:
Fort Scot, Bee. 90.
An a!temp' is to be made te-mslrow
to get an express 10 Fort Hawkins.
Oar situation IS !ealIy an alarming enc.
An enemy around Us Of 'rfbIe our tor ce,
aud but 20 days provisions. ilow~wc
are to be relieved / know not. Mairr
k,uhleohurg has two schooners sbeut 50
miles bclow-the Indians aud Negroes
all around bin, keeping up constant
IRE; some Of his men haze been killed
and wouaded, AMI the rest left entirely
to the mercy Of the winds, for they c4n-
n0t move 10 my ether way.
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Norfolk, Fs5. s,

Loss OF THE serR. Ontario.
Captain yanscbayck, who, with one 0.
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From lie National ln!c!Iigercer.
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Jack saving found at length he was not
dead, bed.
Got up, went home, aud sneak'd away to
PlNOAR, Jun.
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i'm. 51--tr
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An express from General GaInss to
to the executive, reached Here III is morn.
ING, with the following unpleasant mel.
hIuuCe
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Alexandria, Nov. 5.

WAS committed to the Jail OF Alexan-
w dria county, as a runaway, negro
woman, who calls herself MATILDA, and
says she is the property Of George, Noble,
living in Loudom county. Va. and IN the
neighborhood of widow Powell, widow Ba-
ker and widow Baughgons. Said woman
is about 81 years of age; short, and stout
made; has on black muslin dress L. shawl;
has mole,on the left cheek near the nose;
says she has two children, one a boy called
John, 90 years Of age; the other girl call
ed Eliza, about 9 years Of age, now living
in Loudoun county. The owner is desired
to come and prove property, pay charges,
and take her away, otherwise she will be
disposed of as the law directs.
BND'W RoUNSAVELL,
Now Jailor.
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Public Sale.

DY virtue of deed of trust from Charles
s) Ewel to me, and in pursuance of a
decree of the Superior Court of Chancery
FOR the Fredericksburg district, shall, on
SATURDAY, the 96th day OF DECEM-
Der next ensuing, if fair, aud if not on
the next fair day thereafter, proceed to sell
at public auction, for cash, before the
door of Wiltiams'S tGvern, in the town OF
Dumlres, certain tract or parcel of land
called milford, wherein said Ewell re-
sides, lying in Prince-William county, VIZ
ginia, or so much of said tract as. shall be
sufficient to pay and satisfy the several sums
of money, with interest, in the said decree
mentioned, and the expenses OF sale, &c.
The sale to commence at l2 o'clock.
J. D. SIMMS, Trustee.
October 81 d60t
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District Of Columbia.

.Aterdndria County, To yit,
ON the petition of JOHN d. BUCK
" LEY, an inssivent debtor, confined
in the jail Of Alexandria County, for debt,
notice is hereby given TO the creditors of the
said JOHN D. BUCKLEY, that on the 18th
day of December next, (being the first
Monday OF the monthly at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
at the court house OF said county, the oath
prescribed by the act of congress of the U.
States, entitled "an act for the relief Of in
solvent debtors within the district OF Column
bia," will be administered to the said in
solvent, and a trustee appointed, unless SUI
ficient cause 70 the contrary be then and
there shewn. Ordered that this notice be
published once week for three weeks, be-
fore that day, in both the newspapers pub
lished in Alexandria. By order Of the ho-
sorable VIM. Cranch, cbiefjuige ofthe U.
States circuit court for the district Of CO.
lumbis. EDM, |. LEE, Z. L.
October "a
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Alexandria, August 4.

WAS committed to the Jail OF this Co..
w as a run away, negro man, who
calls himself JOHN WEAks, and says
that he was born free in Prince George Co.
Maryland, that bis mothers name is Sally
Green, who lives near the road leading
from the Alexandra Ferry TO the Eastern
Branch bridge, adjoining one Hen. Thomp-
son. He was committed to this jail on the
7th May7ast, aud then called himself Will
liam Washington, but made his escape the
10Th. He is about % years of age, 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 bis property, pay
charges, and take him away, otherwise he
will be disposed Of as the law directs:
ANDREW R0UNSAVELL, Tailor.
August laWsm
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For Sale.

4 TRACT OF LAND in the county Of
4 Fairfax, between the Little River
Turnpike Road and that from Leesburg 10
Georgetown, called SELBY, containing
from to 600 acres. situated in the neigh
borhood of Alexandria. Georgetown, and
city OF Washington. The land is in good
order, with sufficient buildings for the pur-
poses of farming, well watered, wooded,
and adapted to plaster. AS it is presumed
that persons disposed TO purchase will view
the premises, further description is unne-
cessary.
Terms of sale liberal, and will be made
known on application to John A. and Bush
rod c. Wdshiagfon, near Charlestown, JEFF
ferson county, Virginia. or.
NOBLET HERBERT,
July 10 sw Alexandra, D. c..
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Orphans Court.
atea andria county, l,s1,
Norember term,

atea dndrid conntg 1918
N0Tember term,
nRDERED, That the executrix
- of John Coad. deceased, do in
sert the usual advertisement three
times week two weeks in the Alex
aEdria newspapers. A copy.
Test, A. MOORE,
Register of Wills.
This is to give Notice,
That the subscriber. of Alexandria
county, in the district Of Columbia,
has obtained from the Orphans
Court of said county, letters tesla.
mentary on the estate of John Coad,
late of said county, deceased: all per-
sons having claims against the said
decehent, arc hereby warned to exbi-
bit the same, with the vouchers there
Of, to the subscriber. passed by the
Orphans Court, on or before the 9th
day of May next, or they may by
law be excluded from all benefit to
said estate--and those indebted there
to are required to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this
eth day Of November. 1918.
DRADY C0AD,
Executrix of John Coad, deceased:
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For Sale.

TIME subscriber offers for sale tract
of so acres Of land, on the COlches.
ter road, FIVE miles from Alexandra, ad.
joining the lands Of Haywood Footc and
Dennis Johnston. The greater part OF
this tract is fine meadow land abundant
" supplied with water. Also one other
tract OF 26l acres, on the Ravenswurth
road, about miles from Alexandra, and
one mile from the first mentioned tract.
adjoining land of Thos. Janney and Mr..
M'Pherson: the greater part OF this tract
is in wood. the soil good and highlvsus.
ccptiblc OF Improvement from the use of
plaster. If these lands are moi sold be.
lore the first of January next, they will
then be for rent.
CHARLES SINNS
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Public Sale.

ON Saturday next, 28th inst. at II Am.
" will positively be sold at the Exchange
coffee house, A TRACT OF LAND, stu
ate on the north side Of the river Occoquan,
Fairfax CO. Va. distant about 8 miles from
the Occoquan mills, containing about 5l3
acres. Terms made known at the time OF
sale p. G. MARSTELLER,
Nov "a dt28N Auct.
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Valuable PrOperty.

NOR sale-That commodious three story
Il brick house on King-street; now in the
occupancy of Mr.. John Roberts. Also
three Lots adjoining, with the improve
ments thereon.-That elegant Grass Lot
lately the property of Mr. James Anderson,
containing 9 3-16,hs acres.---And the
rigging, sales, anchors, cables, spars g. wa
ter-casks Of the barque Mary, in parcels, or
The whole 10 sui! purchasers.
Oct 81 JOSEPH SMITH.
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Music.

MIR. D. CLANCY, late master Of the
Itl Sd British Rifle and LIST Venezuelan
bands, respectfully informs the young gen.
tlemen of Alexandra that he intends giving
instructions, during the winter, on the cla-
rionet, bassoon, flute, single and double fla
gelet, SC. &c. He will therefore give a
specimen of his abilities at The house Of Mr..
Shepherd, Indian Queen, on Tuesday the
22d November.
Mr.. D. Clancy will commence teaching
as soon as a sufficient number of subscribers
are obtained.-Spbscription lists will be
lett at Joseph Shepherds, Indian Queen
tavern, and at the book store of Mr.. Ken
nedy, King street.
\. B. Piano ortes, guitars, &c. correctly
tuned. st November 2i.
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Boots. Ro0tees and Shoes,
Juvenile Books.

TINE following entirely new, with ele-
Il giant colored plates, are just received
by JAMES KENNEDY & son.
History of Little Davy's new hat
History of Juliet-of Sophia-of Char
lotte-of Edward-of Jane-of Mary
History of Beasts, parts & 2-do do OF
Birds, parts e. 9
Dame Truelove's Tales Moral and In
structive Tales; Juvenile Instructor
Description OF horses; Ten Command
ments Ferry tuths9w Nov 3
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Aromatic Snuff,
For catarrh % 8. Hsaadeh {

THIS Snuff, as celebrated for its agree
l. BILE fragrance as for its efficacy in the
cure of recent catarrh and slow nervous
headache, is used and approved by the pre-
sent professor of chemistry in the universe
ty of Cambridge, Mass. and by some OF the
most respectable gentlemen OF the faculty
in the United States--lt is also particular
ly recommended by DR. Waterhouse:, late
professor Of the theory and practice OF ply
sic, IN the above seminary-whose certlh-
cate accompanies each bot'e.-Sold by
JAMES KENNEDY g. SON,
Sole Agents for Alexandria.
September "a II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-25

Sales at Vendue.
On every Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
1t the Yendue Store, corner Of Prince
and Water Streets, -
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c:
'articulars of which will be expressed ir
the bills of the day.
" All kind of goods which are or
imitation and the prices Of which are
established, can at any time be viewed
and purchased at the lowest limitation
dprices.
IN p. G. MARSTELI.ER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-11-25
Bank Of Potomac,

October 81, 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock
y holders, OF the Bank of Potomac, that a
dividend of per cent on the capital stock
for the last six months is declared, which
will be paid them or their representatives
on Wednesday next, the 18th inst.
BY order of the Board,
October 81 c. PAGE, Cash'r.