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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-21
FOR tie prevention and cure
BILIOUS AND MALIGNANT FEyEns
HaHN,s .l.rTT BILIOUS PILLS


is recommended
HlHT's ANTI. BILIOUS PILLS
THIS Medicine has been attended
with degree of success highly gratetN
70 the inventor's feelings in severai parts
Of the West Indies and in the Southert
and Middle States, &c.
The testimony Of c number OF person
can be adduced, who have reason to be.
licve that timely use of this salutGry re.
NEEDY has, under Providence, preserved
their lives when in the most alarming Gil.
cumstances.
Facts Of this conclusive nature speak
more in favour ~ a medicine than CO.
iunns of pompsus eulogy founded or
mere assertion.
Ii is not indeed presumptuOusly pro.
posed as an infaliible cure, but the invea.
Tor has every possible reason that can re.
suit from extensive experience for b..
Ileving that uOse of these Pills taken
once in every two weeks during the pre-.
valc1cc Of our bilious fevers, will PROVE
an infallible preventive; and further,
that in The earlier stages Of those diseases
their use will very generally succeed in
restoring health, and frequently in casei
esteemed desperate ard beyond the pow.
er Of common remedies.
The operation Of these Pillsis perlcCtis
mild, so as to be used with safety by per.
sons in every situation and OF every age.
They are eIccllently adapted to carry
OF supcrfuous bile and prevent its NOR.
bid sccretions-to restore and amend the
appctite-to produce free perspiratlCn
and thereby prevent colds which are OF.
ten Of fatal consequences. A dose never
fails " remove cold if taken on its tFs:
appearance they are celebrated for re.
moving habitual costiveness-sickness I,
the stomach and severe head-ache--and
ought to be taken by al persons on
change of climate.
They have been found remarkably Ell.
catious in preventing ard curing disOr.
iers attendant on long voyages, and
should be procured and carefully presery.
ed for use by every seaman.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-21
Charles County Court,
March Term 1918.
BILE IN CHANCERY.
Robert Perry

ROOert TeITy
rerSuS
James B bennington, Robert Dunning-
ton, francis Taylor and Elizabeth B.
his vile. James Bloxham and Catharine
his wife, William Simmons and Esther
his wife, heirs OF William Huntington.
,sNHE Complainant alleged in his bill
4 that the Respondents have in pos.
session the zeal estate of their deceased
father VIM. burlington, whose personal
estate was NOT sufficient for the payment
IF his debts. VIM. Dunnington's estate
is indebted to the complainant in a large
,um of money. The object OF the bil!ss
70 procure d decree for the sale OF the
and, for the payment of the debts re-
.naiaing unpaid by the personal estate.
some of the heirs of VIM. Dunnington
are non-residenrs.-lti is thereupon, at
notion of the Complainant, ordered that
ne cause copy of this order to be III
crted in tie Alexandra Gazette tor the
space of three months, to the intent that
the absent defendants s,ay have motice VI
this application, and ct the suJec, and
,1iect of the bill, and may be warned TO
appear in this court in person or 10y so
lcitor. 10 shew cause, if any there BE-,
wherefore a decree should not pass "a
rrayed. Teste,
JOHN BARNES, Ok.
Ian. OF SIN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-21


Alexandria county, April term. 1918.
Nv CH.aaNCERH.
The Mechanics Bank Of Alexandria
Complainant,
VERSUS
Thomas w. Peyton and WIN. II. Dundas
defendants.
TNiIE defendant, Thomas w Peyton,
rot having entered his appearance
and given security according to the sta
tute and the rules Of this ccIrt; and It
appearing to the satisfaction Of the court
upon affidavit that the said Thomas w.
Peyton is not an inhabitant of this dis.
trict-On melton of the said complain.
ants by their counsel, it is ordered, That
the said defendant Thomas ". Peyton
do appear here On the lst day of the next
court. and enter his appearance to the
suit, and give security for performing the
DEGREES Of the court and that the other
defendant VIM H. Dundas, does 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 de-
PENDANT Thomas w. Peyton, until the
further order or decree of this csurt;-
and that a copy of this order be forthwith
published Tor two months successfully IN
one of the public newspapers published
in this county, and that another copy be
posted al the front door Of the courthouse
of said county.
Test, G. DENEALE, &C,
lam, I6 tuSw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-21
Hamilton's Essence and EatrGct Of
Mustard.

A safe and efectual remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt, rheumatic
govt, palsy, lumbago, numbness, white
swelIings, chilblains,sprains, bruises, pain
ia the face and neck, etc. etc.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-21
HOUSES, LANDS. &c.
TO Rent,

The two-story frame House on
c Union, between King and Prince
Es.s streets, recently occupied by Geo
uagsK. wise. Immediate possession
will be given. Apply to ,yp
July 10 THOMAS LJ''M
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-21
Notice is hereby. given,

gHHAC application will be made TO
Z the President and Directors OF the
Bank of Potomac. for the renewal Of the
certificates of two shares of stock stand
ng in the books of the Bank of Potomac,
il the name of JosenN hra".
HUGH SMITH,
Executor Of Joseph Dean,
June II thow
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-21
Indian Queen Tavern.

The subscriber offers Tor sale
aTi| Tic Lease on the House lie now
ESsa occupies as TAVERN, which
lSass5ss mas four aud half years to run,
II !. one of the most eligible and central
situations in town, and commands large
share of country custom, lie also offers
all the household and kitchen
Furniture, Servants, &c.
Immediate possession will be gwen.
JAMES SHE THAR
June % uu
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-21
Hahn's true 81 genuine German Corn
Pluister.

Aniniallible remedy for corns, speed.
~ removing them root aud branch, with.
out giving any pain.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-21
Tooth .dchs Drops.

The onlyrcmedy yet discovered WHICH
gives immediate and lasting relief in tbs
most severe instances.
Lees Infallible .Ssus and Feu'r Drops
For the cure of asucs, remittent and
intermittent: feyers.
T At the place of sale pamphlets
may be had gratis, describing cures per.
formed by the above medicines; the nun.
Der, Importance ard responsibility Of
which, fully justify every article OF this
advertisement.
Sold only wholfsale and retail, by
JAMES KENNEDY L SON,
september 26 King.st. Alexandria
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-21
Hahn's genuine Eue H,attr,

A sovereign remedy for all diseases q
the eyes, whether the effect of na.sra
weakness o. OF accident.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-21

Sales at Yendue.
On'evers Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
1t the vendue Store, corner OF FRINGE
and Water Streets,
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c:
PARTICULARS of which will be expressed IN
the bills of tine day.
~ 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
md prices. .r,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-21
,yh. JONES

III RESPECTFULLY Informs the gen.
~ tIemen of Alexandria. that his La.
vern on Johes's Point, adjoining this
town, is opened in superior manner Tor
their accommodation, having laid in a
stock of the best wines aud spirits, anu
can furnish them with any refreshments
that are wanted,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-21
Wanted to Hire

By the month ur year, decent woman
accustomed to house work.--NOne need
apply who cannot bring an unercep-
ronab.e character. July 2-thSmZw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-21
District of Columbia, to wit:

Lecsburg, June %
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
Mnprorel breed Of Cattle.

From i.c Portland Gazette Of Sep. 30.
We understand the extraordinary
!, ess5r0kc Cattle are NOW un their
way 80 BriShtons where thcy will be
exhibited AT the ensuing cattle si""
The stock now consists of COW. iva
iieiiers and two bulls. Onc OF the
bciiers. Two years and five months
old, Weighs ASA pouuls. and giFts
seven feet and three inches: the 0tiicr
heilcr, Gl'teen nl0nliis old, weighs
1924 pounds, End sirls seven feet and
.Arev inches; tnc ether heller. fifteen
months cid, weighs ii94 po.n,is. and
girls six feet and iour iaches. Th'
young bul!y Two months and thre'
Gays old, weighs $50 pounds, am
-,rts Iour feet aui one inch. They
are not more remarkable Tor licii
ize than handsome form and other
good qualities. We sincerely hops
eur entcrpvizing farmers will AVA
themselves OF the present opportunIt,
II viewing these wonderful animals
as they may lie convinced OF the yer!
advantages that may b'
1eyivcd from G COED breed OF cattle
| We are tasurr;l that li.ese cattle hav'
had no extraordinary feeding TO MAKE
tliem attain their present. siZg----ts,'
average enrrease weight OF the souni
huii. is nearly three poands and sevei
ounces per day, aad has been fed wit
nothing hut the milk which nc ha
:, sacked from the Gov.
During the first month, the cn'
gave from six to eight ar'sos mil
per dny n,ore than the cali wonli suck
these cattle appear to form class g
an entire new breed produced by Gro.
) sing the breeds Of the test cattle iha
4 could be obtained from EnFopr, AN
shows the ve.y important advantage
20 bc derived is0ta CROSSING the bree
(, of imported cattle, Which appear {
smprnve wonderfully in this cou"tr
--more especially iu the fertile pas
lures OF siaiue.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
From the BoSt0a Gaaette.
The Casual hemarker.
Nos. IL. q iIf.

The Incorporate use Of ardent spir-
It's begins to Disgrace our nation Il
while in France, italy.
spain, and other parts Of tue world.
is rare. Every man who
!oses his coUtry or his species sees
oiiii painful emotions numerous inii-
cations ct incompetence eXiibited in
the countcnanccs and demcannr Of
persons who thrung our streets. II
inquiry he made for the most eopious
source Of our domestic su;fcrings, tor
the principal fountain Of family dis.
trcss, il will be found 10 the deyanter
off, strong drink" which is seen in
almost every house. The access To
ardent spirits is 100 easy; TOO many
invitations and lures meet our eyes
in every direction.
Almost every sign board tell ms it,
owner is I" licensed to retail spirits -
n the more gentlemanly aiiuremcnts
Of the curtsined Soda Water estab--
lishments. in all quarters invite 10
intemprrance, by atfordin. the most
pa!atable combinations of inetriating
ingredients, and greater privacy in
the use of them. Ardent spirits.
too. are much too cheap. The duties
on them should be higher, aud the
price Of Essences TO retail! them should
be higher, and the price Of licenses to
retail them should Ike raised to a de-
gree th.t would make grog shops far
less numerous.
IL we are patriots, five are chris
sians. let us exert ourselves, aud
check this growing evil, whose sop-
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
18th its notes. for our couutry--in II
the foilowiag remark on Plough.

18th its notes. for our couutry.--in IL
the followisg remark On Plough
az Matches :----s
/" From the great Importance Of
good Pioughing, every means should
he thought OF, to extend a practical
knowledge Of the sort and no plan has
been found more etiectual for that
purpose than that of establishing a
competition among PlouShmen, and
rewartiins those who excel. AT such
meetings, Farmers have been instrnc-
ted, when they only came to he anus
esi-their preiudices have worn away
and they have been induced to Try
new Instruments OF Husbandry, and
new modes Of Cuiture.-----W ere il
possible to impress on the minds OF ouI
farmers in general, the great impor
tanre OF good ploughiug, more espe'
cial|y the advantages olusins Plough
with two horses, Cor pair of oxen,.
without a driver, and TO make then
sensible Of the benefits of decpploush
!. ing. several millions per annum
would be added to theproduce OF th
!, United Kingdom"
The improvements introduced las
year, OF wheel on the beam, L
sauge the depth in breaking q
5 s. ard Land, WAS much pleased viii
. and trust i, will he generally adopte
I ---somc Of the piousi,s. particular
those Of bingham and Deihani, wer
very handsome Implement, and di
masterly work.
MIDDLEsEx.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17

been mace l nave no doubt without
such had been the case, the Ame.i.
cans would have never poured into
the Indian patton the Appalaclola. 1t
is reported. that John Forbes his
withdrawn from ali Indian concerns,
but the loneraritys are enough. will
their subordinate agents, to distars
the whole Indian nation, and l,sve
not the lest doubt, tina, through then
the present troubles como.
The chiefhaye written to g0perure
Cameron fora supply Of Ammuni.iop,
and which Kinadjee informs, Inc,
Hiliisago. zchcn in England kdd OF,
DERs TO DEMAND in case of actust
need. /. is really necessary that On,
English government should do some.
thing for these people. In the lsu,
war they drew them INTO their quar-.
rel against America /; at the peacs.
they agreed to see them protected ii
their rights and privileges, and pi,..
ced on the same footing as before tho
war; since them they have never
troubled themselves ABOUT them.
thiakins it enough that his m.iesss's
Ambassador had orders TO zee IA,
those people were protected in .neir
ri gifts aud privileges. But how is his
excellenoy the British, Ambassador to
know il the Indian is risite. aud
permitted to live quietly tn Indian
affairs. unless il can he put into bia
hand without any expense. Does he
Iexpec. true account OF Whit passes
in the Indian nation from tie 4 .,er>
iGan government. or from the liirei.aa
gazcotes Of the towns in Upper Gvor-
s!a IL is the interest Of boih to de.
cciyc. and unless the door is opened
Tor British subjects to speak wnas
they know and instruct his ezeeiira.
Icy oI such matters respecting, the
! Greeks nation ;s they are certain Il
be true, he can never have the means
Judging what is proper to be ,ione.
! | have by desire of the chiefs, writ.
ten his exveiieney the hon, Charles
}ag0t, 0n their affairs. and also gov,
ernor Cameron, zcith q demand for d
small supply, of within they stand
greatly in need ] trust. sir, you will
make such representations to his INA
Ijesty's government as the cire. nstan.
ces OF the case require, that those
unfortunate leopie. zoho look up to
yon as their .fyiend. may soon rest
lpeaceahiy anu quiet in theis couotry.
/ You will pardon this liberty take
which nothing tut the pressing soli-
!, citations Of hiaadjee would have III.
dured me TO take, aud with mucl.
'lrespect am, sir, your most oi,edien!
servant,
i (SisaeD A. ARBUTHNOT.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17


MEssks. EDITORS,
Taking great interest in asri-
cultural Pursuits, and having been
yerJ nurh gratiiied at the piouGhing
Nit II wi,,ch WAS introduced last fall
at lsrighlonoy the Massachusetts Ag-
gicuitural Society. Che first ! believe
in .Ameriea,) and FOR the introduction
oil which. l think they deserve the
thanks OF ali concerned in the Agri-
culture Of our country, and observing
by the papers oi the past week. The
advertisement OF the Committee OF
Arrangements FOR the Cattle Show,
&c. on the 13th ami 1ith nsts. on
the last of which days is the Plough
ins Match, (and that entries for the
s..,ue must be made on or .iesore
Thursday, the sth Of Oci.) l hope
Oh that LAY Go see at least AS many
P.oushs as there were last year-ana
for the honar Of .Wddleser, ! hope
some ofthe premiums will be awarded
To the farmers OF il.
! have just been looking into SiI
Juun S,uclair's Code Of Agriculture
in nnr VOLUME. pointed lately at Hart.
ford. and it,nh Il worthy OF genera
circulating, belos we'll calculated
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17
A. -iRBUTHNOT.
New Y0RK, Oct. fo.
(Sisned..

The September packet ship Courics
rom Liverpool, arrived 90 saturday
evening, having sailed on the first OF
the month. The editors Of the Nler-
camille Advertiser are Indicated 10
Capt, BOVINE, for regular flies OF
papers, and Lioyd's Lists, up to lbe
dat Of his sailing.
The Gurriere frigate passed Purts-
mouth 25th of August. last from
|Cowes, for st. Petersburg.
One Of the latest papers states, THAI
" Mr.. Gaiiatin. AinI,assador from the
u. States 70 the court of France, and
MIR. Rush, American AmbassatOl in
this c0untry. have been appointed
picnipotentiaries for the purpose Of
renewing and extending the CONNER
ciai treaty alraat, existing between
Grea, Britain and the L. States, and
held conference with Lord Castle
reagh on Saturday week, at his Lrr.ss',
ships seat. North Cray, Ken, ats
whicl, the Right Hon. MIR. Robinsua,
and Mr.. Goulbern, who, it is added,
are the Pienipotentiaries appointed
|by his MAjesty's government to nego-
ciate with the American Plenipotcn-
tlaries, assisted"
The British stocks continued to
iluctaat Three per cent. consols
|opened. on the norning oi the 10th,
at n, and rose to p 2-5. but, at three
O'Clock, were at II SS, for account.
The Courier states, that it was UNI
tlerstood the differences between the
Spanish ami Portuguese governments
relative to sIontevideo and Oiivense,
were on the point of being adjusted,
|sud will receive the sanction of thas
Congress about to assemble at Aix
la Chapellc.
London, Aug. 90 erening.
A supplement- to the london Gazi
cite WAS published last night, contuia-
ing further accounts of the military
Operations in India. / hey furnish
the details of the reduction OF sesee
raj forts. including the attack and
storming OF the fortress OF iain'ef.
On this occasion major Gordon and
captain M'Gregor were killed. and
lieut.. col. Murray. deputy adjntans
general. was desperately wounded, bat
sanguine hopes were entertained OF
his recovery. The garrison, consist"
ing of 500 Arabs, were treated as re"
bells. and put to the sword =!
Stockholm, (Sweden) Aug. z.
The ratification of the Treaty of COM
merce between this Court aud that OF
the United States, has been received.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-17

Stockholm, (Sweden) Aug. Z.
The ratification of the Treaty of Conn
nerce between this Court aud that OF
he United States, has been received.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-31
Wants n Situation,

4 5 house steward, and 10 saperintend a
"a large garden where two or more men
are worked, and also to attend occasionally
to the education OF two or three children
that may belong 10 the family, q: 10 act as
superintendent OF tarm-a single man, a.
bout fifty years of age, OF liberal educa-
ton, who is perfectly master Of the Ameri-
eau aud European horticulture ard agrlcul-
ture, having resided many. years in tir@i-
MIA. 4 letter directed 10 c. V. appointing
an interview in Alexan;iris, and left at the
Gazette printing Office, will be strictly al.
tended to or any verbal information desi-
rcd can there be obtained. References 10
persons of The first responsibility will be
given as to character, sc.
November 81 FStF
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-31
To the Public.

A n unusual sepsibiity has been excited
"A in The minds OF our countryrAen by the
conner plate engraving OF the Declaration
OF Independence recently published. &C
companied by fac Smiles of the signatures
of those I!usirious patriots who framed lhe
document By which our independence was
announced to.thc world. We feel, while
we dwell on thuse signatures, rs il we were
usbered into TIE immediate presence OF
characters 30 exalted, end we seem tor n
time 10 participate in all the emotion which
they fell ON the approach of so awful cri-
sis-Hostile armies, deso!a,e fields, towns
and cities in tlagration---carnage and
death in its most frigbtiul iOrms appeared in
prophetic vision on Inc one hand, and more
than al. the complicated horrors, ignominy
and slavery were presented tor their ac-
ceptance on the other; they deliberaled,
Try raused, they trcmbled, and at last So
lrun!y appealing 10 the God of battles,
they resolved that the United States were
and ought to be free, sovereign and inde-
pendent. These ilus,rious patriots, with
five solitary exceptions, have now mingled
with the common mould-they survive only
in their coun,ry's glory and in the recollce-
ton OF a grateful people. But it would be
conso!ing 70 the present generation, sepa-
rated as they now arc from those patriots,
by the Intervention o. the tomb. to become
more intimately acquainted with their re-
volutionary Scnefactors. We love to dwell
on the features Of such men, snatched by
the pencil from the oblivion of the grave,
and emulate tic prominent icatS OF their
biography Impressed with these ideas, the
subscriber proposes, if suitable encourage
ment is given, TO publi.h the lives of those
patriots in numbers, urlil the Whole IS COM
ple;ed. The work will be executed in a
style not interior Ia any European pro.euc"
tions, and the portraits by masters of &C,
knowIedged merit. The biography will
be written by Paul Allen. esq. whose init
macy with the several signers, whose iami-
liari;y with the privat;ons and hardshlps
they had TO undergo. and whose well known
talents will he sufficient TO ensure the pa
tronage of an enlightened people. In the
execution of this work, all that tie pub
Usher dares 10 promise is, that he will en-
dcavor 10 deserve the confidence OF his
countrvmon, and that no eXer,ion Oh his
part will be wanting to prevent an abuse
of that confidence. He ventures TO solicit
the assistance of those gentlemen in pos.
session Of authentic facts and anecdotes, by
communicating the intelligence that will
serve TO illustrate the characters and to en-
rich the biography of those founders OF the
American Republic.-Those who are in
possession of their portraits would enlarge
tle obligation by loan Of the same.
A prospectus with the terms will be given
in few days.
JOSEPH NJ. SANDERSON,
40, .Narket-street, Baltimore.
*x*Any printer who will publish this no.
tice and become responsible for five subscri-
bers, shall receive one copy Of the WORK.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-31
A valuable Servant for Sale.

4 SERVANT woman, twenty years of
"A age, and her child. three years Old,
may be had on reasonable terms.
The woman is an intelligent, well dis
posed, active servant {; good seamstress,
and well acquainted with all kinds of house
work.-She has been employed as cook
for more than year. She will be sold on
ly to person who will ensure that neither
herself nor her child "a boy) will be sold or
carried from, the District. This will be
particularly insisted on, as she is very
valuable servant, disposed Of for no fault ;
and offered for sale only on account OF the
difficulties attending the transportation OF
slaves from Virginia to Washington county,
in the District.
For terms apply at this Office.
December lS ttulm