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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-14
7. and for Sale.
February 4

UyNF Subscriber for sale, about
s0eO acres Of land in Fairfax coun-
ty. not more than trem seven to nine
miles from Alexandria. The property
Is well watered, has sutficiency OF
wood. and (j"dging from the condition oil
small aud well cultivated farms that adj
ioin it,) it is highly susceptible OF inn
u.oveusnt.-It is at present divided in
70 teuements, of from one to two hun
dred acres. each provided with dwell,
ing house, out houses, a garden and or,
, chard and might, Of coarse, be laid of
into four or five very compact farms
The nrincipal object Of the subscriber,
being the introduction Of good system
Of hasbaudry into his neishbourhcod, he
will sell on very moderate terms, give a
long credit on the ,chote amount OF the
purchase money, and require no othel
iiaterest, than what the present rent OF
the lsad pays, being about 5 per cent. on
its estimated value.
WIN. II. FITZHUGH.
Ravensworth, August 9 dlwstt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-14
District of Columbia, to wit.


N' sisnandr ds' county, 1917
IN cHAEcERr.
William F. Thornton. Complainant.
AGAINST
James Dickerson. William Conn, James
Anderson, James English and David
NJ Black, defendants.
TIME defendants Jane Dickerson and
William Conn not having entered
their appearance and given security &C.
coriing to the statute and the rules OF
this court, and it appearing to tine salts
faction of the court upon affidavit that The
said lanes Dickerson and william Conn
re not inhabitants of this district--0n
motion of the complainant by his counsel
Il is ordered that The said defendants Jas.
hickerson and William Conn do appear
here on the FIRST day Of the next court,
and enter their appearance to the suit,
and give security for performing the de-
crees Of the court; and that the other de-
PENDANTS James Anderson, Jas. English
and David Nj. Black do not pay away,
convey or secrete the debts by them ow.
ng to or the estate or effects in their
hands belonging to the said absent deten-
dants Jane. Dickersan and VIM. Conn
until the further order or decree Of this
court; and that a copy of this order be
forthwith published for two months sue
ce,sively in one Of the public newspapers
published in this county. add that another
copy be posted at the front door of the
court house Of said county.
Test G. DENEALE, C. C.
January 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-14
HaH.y,s .a.TTT BILIOUS pILEs

W Recommended
H.qH.V's .f.N'1T BILIOUS DILES
THIS Medicine has been a,lsIr.d
with a degree of success highly grateful
70 the inventor S feelings in several paris
Of the West Indies and in the Southern
and Middle States, &c.
The testimony Of a rsmber OF person
can be adduced, who have reason to be-.
lieve that a timely use of this salutary re-
medy>has. under Providence, preserved
their lives when in the most alarming cir
eIsstanCes.
Facts OF this conclusive naturs speak
more in favour of a medicine than CO.
Iunns Of pompcus sulogy founded on
mere assertion.
1t is not indeed prssumptuously pre-.
posed as an infallible cure, but the inven.
tor has every possible reason that can re-
suit from extensive experience FOR be.
iIevine that dose of these Pills taken
,nce in every two weeks during the pre-
valence of our bilious fevers, viii prove
an iufallible preventive; and further,
that in The earlier stages of those diseases
their use will very generally succeed il
restoring health, and frequently in cases
esteemed desperate ard beyond the pow
er of common remedies.
Tie operation of these pills is perfectly
mild. so as TO he used with safety by per-
sons in every situation an,iof every age.
They are excelleptly adapted to carry
Of superiiuous bile and prevent its NOR
bid secretions-te restore and amend the
app>tite-to produce free rerspiration
and thereby prevent colds which ere Of
ten of fatal consequences. A dose never
fails to remove cold ii taken on its hrst
appearance they are celebrated for re-
moving habitual NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at
the stomach and severe head-ache--and
ought to be taken by all persons on
change of climate.
They have been found remarkably eff
catious in preventing and curing disor-
iers attendant on long voyages, and
should beprocured and carefully prsserv-
ed for use by every seaman.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-14
Public Sale

WY virtue of deed Of trust to the
ID subscriber, will be sold to the high
Is, bidder, on Tuesday the cath FsDraa .:
re-. az elesen o'clock, Frame HOUSE
and LOT on Union between King ana
Prince streets, now in the occupasy OF
Mr.. Geotge x. Wise. The terms maue
known at sale.
SAMUEL SMITH, Trustee.
February 12 aus
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-14
To Rent,

TlHAT very valuable stand for the
grocery business, at present Occur
pied By the subscriber, situate between
Water and Union streets, aud near Con-
ways wharf,
wish also to sell Lot of Ground ad'
Joining the above property-it will De
JAMES YOUNG.
J.n,arv Al stuthtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-14
The Genuine Persian Lotion,

10 celebrated among the fashionable
throughout Europe, is an invaluable cos.
metic, perfectly innocent and safe, free
from corrosive and repsllent minerals,
the basis Of other lotisus, and of un.
paralleIsd efficacy in removing b!emishes
of the face and skin, freckles, pimples,
inflamatory redness, scurfs, letters, ring.
worms. suaburns, prickIy heat, &c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-14
To Rent,

UNHAT large and pleasantly STATED
three story brick Dwelling House
At the corner Of Prince and ST. Asaph
streets, recently occupied BY Mis- Ora
croft. Possession NAV be given iuamedl,
ately. Apply TO ]. l.. M'kENNA'
WIG gAs FOR SALE,
Two elegant Frame MAN tLES, and
two Of Italian Marble. Feb. 3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-14
Las Ointment for the Itch.

Warranted an intallible remedy at one
application, may be used with perfect
safety BY pregnant women, or on infants
a week old, not containing particle Of
mercury or any dangerous ingredient
whatever, and not accompanied with thst
tormenting smart which attends the ag.
plisation of other remedies.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-14
January IS
CHARLES County COURT I


application to Charles county court
Z by petition in writing of Williamson
Cox. If Charles county, for the benefit of
the act Of assembly for the relief OF sun
dry insolyent debtors, passed at Novem-
Der session 1905, and the several supple
ments thereto, on the terms mentioned
therein, schedule Of his property aud a
list of his creditors on oath, so lar as he
can ascertain them, being annexed to his
petition, and the court being satisfied ny
compe,ent testimony that the said Will
hanson Cox has resided two years imme-
diately preceding the time OF his aPplI-
cation in the state of Maryland, aud be.
ing also satisfied that the said Wllllaal-
son Cax is In actual confinement tor debt,
and the said Williamson Ccx having en-
tered into bond with sufficient security
for his personal appearance in Charles
county court, TO answer such allegations
az his creditors may make against him
Iri, therefore ordered and adjudged that
the said Williamson Cox be discharged
from i,nprisonment-and that by causing
a copy of this order to be inserted 10
some one OF the newspapers edited IN the
district of Columbia ohce week Tor two
months successfully before the third Mon
dsy of March next, he give notice to has
creditors to appear before the sa'o court
AZ CharIes.Tow in said county, on the
said third Monday of March next tor
the purpose of recommending trustee
for their benefit, and to shew cause why
the SAID Williamson Cox Should not have
he benefit of the several insnivcnt laws
as prayed. Given under my hand this
sixth day of January, in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
eighteen. ,,s
Test. JOHN BARNES,
/. Clerk of Charles count, court.
January ta"ow
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-14
HumihOn's Essence and EStrdct Of
Mustard.

A safe and efectual remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism. govt, rheumatic
govt, palsy, lumbago, numbness. white
swellings. chilblains,spraips, bruises, pain
in the face aud neck, etc. ets.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-14
10 Rent.

A CONVENIENT FRAME HOUSE
~ on Wilkes-st. opposite Mrs Sia-
GUMS, lately occupied by Major George
!Triplet. Possession may be had imme-
JOHN C. VOWEL.
January % thstu1wStf.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-14
For Sale,

TyHE HOUSE and LOT on which I
reside, in the tnwn Of Dumfries.-
For terms of sale apply to Walter iiarr'-
son, or John Lahdon, jr. If same place.
P. HARRISON.
Fshruary tuths4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-14
Hahn's true e genuine Germax Corn
Plaster.

An infallible remedy for corn., speed.
ly removing them root and branch, with.
out giving any pain.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-14
HamiIton's Grand Resteratfue,

Is recommended a. an Invaluable me-
dicine fer the speedy relief and rerman-
ent cure Of
Nervous Disorders 4 Violent cramps in
Csnsumptions the stomach and
Lownes' Of spirits back
Loss ofappetite 1 Indigestion
Impurity Of hood MELANCHOLY
Hvsteric'l afIec,icni Gout in the stomach
Inward weaknesses Pains in the limbs
and debility u ReIaxations. etc.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-14
HOUSES. LANDS, &c.
For Rent,

80 For Kent,
TIHE Rooms over aud Back Build
ing. attached to the Fire Insurance.
Office on Royal street.
Apply at this Office
December %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-14
Hahn's genuine Eve Water,

A sovereign remedy for all diseases Of
the eyes, whether the ,effest Of nat,ri
weakness or Of accident.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-14

Lees InfallibLe .9gus and Ferer Drsps
Fer the cure of agues, rcmittent and
intermitten, favsrs.
~ At the place of sale pamphlets
may be had gratis, describing cures per.
formed by the absve medicines; The nuIa-
Der, Importance and responsibility Of
which, fully justify every article q a'is
advertisement.
Sold only ,ehoiesrle and retail. Ky
JAMES KENNEDY 4 SON.
september Is King-st. A.GsandIi'.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-14
Tooth Ache DrspS.

The onlyremedy yet Uncovered which
gives immediate and lasting relief in the
most severe instances.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-14
James Kennedy & Son,

II ESPECTFULLY inform the public
IA that they have just received from
LEES .HEDICLN.E STORE.
No. Is, Maiden lane, Nrw-York, a fresh
supply Of the following valuable MEDl-
ONES:
Hamilton's Worm. destroying LoSen-
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-06
From the National Iatelligencsr
AMERICAN CoLoNizATloN SocIErY.

AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY.
Messrs. Gales Dc Seaton,
Iseud you, for publication, an extract
Of letter from the Rev. Ebenezer Bur
CESS, the surviving agent of the American
Colonization Society for exploring the
west coast Of Africa. 1t communicates
affective intelligence of the death of bis
colleague, the Rev. Samuel j. Mills.
Mr.. Mills was a native of New-EnglaDd,
and had devoted a number of years 10
promoting the objects of the benevolent
and christian societies in our country.
He had spent his life in their service,
and had nearly exhausted small patri-
mony Which he possessed. A biograph-
zeal sketch OF Mr.. Mills. by competent
hand, would not only be gratifying 10 his
numerous friends, but seems peculiarly cal
led for from his distinguished zeal, his ac-
tive benevolence, and the extensive use
iulness Of his short life. hope it will be
furnished by some Of his friends. The
,oundation Of the disease which termina-
ed his life, was laid some time before he
left this country.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-06

price, aud that If they behave well, uhey
may live there with the most perfect safety.
We were engaged on this excursion e
bout six weeks. Alter our return TO 81.
ezra Leone, we finished our enquiries al
that colony, and became satisfied that there
was no sufficient reason Tor wasting 'ne
RAINY day on the coast, and that we couio
do 10 more with advantage to promote the
objects OF the American Society. we
SHOULD have been happy TO have sailed
directly TO the United States, but as there
was no American ship in the vicinity, we
improved the only opportunity which OIL
tered, and took passage for England III tue
brig Success. We did not regret this
circumstance greatly as there appeared to
be some definite reasons for visiting Eng-
gland.
When taking our last views OF the Al
rican continent, which for the sake oil
theirs. we had 50 earnestly desired to see,
we rendered thanks to God, and expressed
our congratulations to each other, that the
principal labours and dangers OF our EN-.
Dassy were now past. The nature oil the
climate, and the unknown circumstances IN
which we might be placed, were subjects oil
mature reflection before we lett our coun-
Try, Our minds were prepared to meet
dangers, and endure trials, which through
divine goodness had never occurred.
Our prospect appeared fair to return TO
our country, and see the face of our friends
in peace.
| But the period of that event now APP
lproaches respecting which neither my
lduties to yous nor the sensibilities of my
heart, viii allow me to say with GOODNESS
| it has happened SO" Our embassy, how
Fever humane in its design, however sue
cessful ID its execution, and, however
Extensive or beneficial in its future conse-
quences, is now obscured with the veil OF
mourning it will occasion sorrow where
there might have been joy, and fear,
encouragement and dependence, where
there should be activity and perseverance
all is right.
The health Of my colleague, before he
left the United States, was siender--hav-
ing structure onthe lungs and a dangerous
cough. In England, it being winter, he
complained much Of the humidity Of tie
atmosphere. OTsshe Atlantic, aud durine
the whole time of our residence on the
African coast, be enjoyed perfect health,
and was active 10 business every day. On
the evening OF june The 9th, just two weeks
after We sailed from Sierra Leone, he
expressed some aprehensions of fever,
and on June ] 4th, 2 hours and SO minutes.
P. M. in lat. %, 46,N. he calmly resigned
his breath. doubt not that he enjoys the
reward of his pious labours in years past
and thousands in the American church
will sensibly feel his loss. Had food OF
| medicine, or the kindest attention q
iraternal love awaited any thing, my deal
ASSOCIATE would have survived; but, III,
event has declared the will Of heaven, ant
it is not my duty to murmur.
With great respect, dear sir, your ODE
dient servant, f. BURGESS.
ELIAS B. CALDWELL, Secretary OF the
American Colonization Society.
4
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-06

us their credit, and all that influence =, II
quired during their passed aud resr ]
achievements !; incorporate yourselves
once, intreat you, amoag The valiant
gions al my command, employed in a
great aud portentous work. Hasten win
out delay TO enlist yourselves under M
protection OF these sacred standards 4.
terror OF tyrants both on sea and land,
RI The glory of our beloved country, sd
personal interests, impose upon US m
|unequiyocal obligation Of prosecuting ON
Iimplacable enemies, the cries of aflictA
humanity demand our aid to terminate IN
age of barbarism that hangs SUSPENDED
over innocence. Men burn to be frs
daily make fruitless attempts to reeOye
the inestimable privileges which they Iea
t in 1915; and destitute of naval protet
ton and warlike munitions. only encounte
death as the reward Of their heroic exc.
tions-and the guarantee of the angus
Republics, our protectors, has supplied
us with the necessary elements to realue
the plan we propose. II
CompatriOts May noble ENTHUSIASM
animate you all, and may every thing tend
to attain the independence and precion
liberties which we contend for, or death
honorable to the Sons of Columbia.
Brave Strangers Who, by your 20
litical sentiments, or from other motives
have entered the Torrid Zone, adorned
with the virtues peculiar to the man d
honour-gock brethren to our Standard
come TO enjoy both that civil and religion,
liberty, which the fanaticism aud cruelty
of despots extorted from you. ensure
you the gratitute of my Compatriots, with
whom connected, in sweet intercourse, we
shall partake of all the advantages which
our delightful and rich soil promises.
To the Commanders Of the Merica
oessels of mar still cruising in these Seas
and as get haze not arrived IN this port
| deem it sufficient to address you thi
Circular, to inyigorate your zeal for TIL
cause you have espoused, and the suboI
dination you eve me; and which, iron
respect, requires your speedy re-conceu
tration 10 this point: but if there be an,
one amongst you, who, influenced by vii
interest, should wish to depart from thi
duty, of which anew | acquaint you,
conformity to the pleasures of the Suprem
Authorities | represent, be it known
you, that the most rigorous measures wi
be adopted against those who should NJ
have presented themselves in this IslanC
within the precise term of two months.
Laberty! independence! or Death!
At my Head Quarters in the Island
Providence and ST. Catalina, the lot
day Of July, l8lS-9th.
(Signed) LUIS AURY.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-06

NEW Y DIRK, Sept. 30.
Latest from Gibraltar. BY the Boxer,
the editors Of the Gazette have received
communication from their correspon'
dent, dated the 18th ult. informing that
the PLAGUE at Algiers had increased
The daily deaths had increased from 20
to rs, TO between 40 and as dav. Al
Oran, and its territory, the deaths were
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-06
KINGSTON, (Jam.l Sept. I.

kINGSTON, (Jam.) sept. T.
e Men of talents, virtue and vaiour, are
hocking to the Standard of Liberty IN ST.
Catalina and Providence every thing is
10 be hoped from this as yet well conduct
ed and glorious expedition. Gen. More
sor, constant aud brave champion Of
South-American Independence, will soon
add another to the distinguished defenders
Of Columbia, accompanied by an heroic
band of strangers, resolved to fight 10 the
ranks Of freemen struggling for the eman-
cipation Of millions and the cause of hui
manity. Nothing new has been received
from Aury since wrote you last, but mo-
nently expect to be favoured with some
official communications of Importance.
4" consider myself justified in stating to
you, chat if there be any persons in your
community DESTROYS to make specuIations,
and lucrative ones too, or thirst for mill.
tary glory, will find due encouragement
and protection under the benign auspices
Of an individual supported by the trium.
plant and respected Republics of Buenos
Ayres aud Chill; the merchant, the me.
chanic, the artist, the military officer, the
politician, in one word every honest and
upright man will be amply remunerated
for their effects and services.
An English vessel of war arrived at
Port Royal yesterday from Porto Bellc,
but on account of bad weather, have not
been able 10 learn any thing of conses
quence, except that the idiot Chiefs Of the
district of Panama, have detained four
American vessels in Porto Bello and Cha
gres, in consequence of the occupation Of
Pensacola by America. / hope the gov
eminent Of my native land will take i'm
mediate and energetic steps to relieve our
countrymen from the embarrassment and
insolence they are now doomed to suffer
from set of stupid, bigoted, and selfim-
potent Spanish hirelings. Any thing that
could do for the service of my country by
the liberation Of these vessels if continued
to be detained, would be- the most grateful
moment ofmy life--how noble the thought;
how transporting the idea, TO render our
services on the consecrated shrine Of our
honoured and imperishable Republic. A
Republic aloof from the tnrmoils Of Eu.
rope, and the leagues Of tyrants, win laugh
at their holy combinations, and sustain her
glory with renewed vigour when insulted
by any nation Of the globe"
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-10-06
From the Charleston City Gaseite, Sephla.
FROM A CORRESPONDENT

KlNGsroN, (Jam,) Aug. %.
/ now have the satisfaction to enclose
you translation Of Proclamation Of
Gen. Aury, dated at his Head Quarters
Of Providence and ST. Catalina, the 10th
of July ult. By its contents, you will
become informed of the great authorities
who have sanctioned him to undertake an
enterprise, which, If successful, will de-
mand the gratitude OF suffering humanity,
and at blow decide the fate Of all South
America, now universally struggling for
her unalienable right, that of becoming a
free and independent Republic, in spite
Of the obduracy of imbecile Spain, the
scourge Of every land; not from the chas-
tisement she inflicts upon the nations of
the world by the force of her arms, but
from her consummate superstition, bigotry,
ignorance, and consequently UNDECIDED
despotism aud barbarity towards the un-
happy few who are doomed TO breathe the
pestilential air OF her curtailed domain -
The aforesaid proclamation / have re-
ceived from St. Catalina BY the man of
war which daily expect will arrive here
from Porto Bello and Chagres, hope TO
obtain interesting news from the Pacific
of all which / win make you acquainted
by first occasion"
PROCLAMATION.
LUIS AURY, Commander in Chief Of the
forces that have opened their campaign
upon New Granada, in the name Of the
Confederated Republics Of Buenos
Ayres and Chill.
To Emigrants an Foreign Countries.
Fellow Cilizens,-The majestic aud
powerful United States Of Buenos Ayres
and Chill, DESTROYS to cooperate, SO far
as lies in their power, 10 the emancipation
Of their enslaved brethren. have commits
stoned ME to fulfil This noble enterprise
upon New Granada. Blessed be Heaven,
that has inspired such magnanimous SEN
timeuts; and may the union and discreet
conduct of those Governments form the
polar star Of our future hopes.
Friends an Pilgrimage, and WITHOUT a
Country!--I direct myself to you, ap.
pricing you Of the liberal and philanthro-
pic efforts Of the two Republics, who loan