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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-22
Charleston. Jan. ~.
Extract Of a letter, dated Fernandina,
January s,

January ).
"Actual preparations are making for
general Aury's party TO leave this. The
probability is. they will not get OF under
fifteen Of twenty days. There will be
strong force of ships and men.
1.-Two detachments of United States
troop. stationed here are now embarklng
tn hin the militia at narien, to march a.
gaipst the Indians at Fort Scott. think
there will onl. be small force lett here.
affirmation wa5 received here yes
terday that several families have been
murdered by the Indians MT more Than
forty miles up the ST. Msry's.
"Last night arrived here an officer
from ST. Augustine with Dispatches for
cogonc! Bankhcat, Supposed reply to
what, we are informed, were sent cn a
few DAYS since, which were received here
from Washington" Patriot.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-22
that house. LAus DEo !

The Wilmington Del.) Gazette, Of the
18th INST. s:stes that the ship April, from
Amsterdam, had arrived at Newcastle,
with about 600 Dutch passengers ; there
were at first embarked on board upwards
of 100, but from diseases contracted on
the passage, as well as Immediately be-
fure the departure Of the ship, about $40
Of them died.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-22

Communicated for the Bal. Fed. Ca.
Ext, act Of letter. dated Liverpool. No
vember 22, 1917.
"DrlR SIRs,--The wind ha"in2 come
sbou, rather uneZncciedy, to enable The
Hercules 10 go of, We have not line to
write our { Lends, with you, wh" are in.
terested in cotton; therefore, please to
inform them that since the public sale,
the dealers and consumers have come
do sn in considerable force, and bought
freely every thing tNet wa, offering =, at
prices proportionate to the sale The
holders, in general, not being willing to
give way to such a currency, higher
nr,ces have been obtained. and we now
Quote upIands ,8a a sssd, in demand
Less doing in hour-.the London market
loser. Yours, sincerely.
"WM. * J. BROWN 4 Co"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-22
total, 507S

The last census taken in our town
gives majority of ttro hundred and sirtg.
SIC males. Our gir's will not be allowed
TO plead the want of mates in mitigation
of their future punishment should they
die old maids. '6td.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-22
phTHos.

In a late debate in certain assembly
nm a bill for a dive &c, certain worthy
member, descsnting on the hArdships OF
lsdy's situation. expressed himself near.
~ in these words: &" She was young and
Iorcly-Iovely, sir, as-as-eoald be ca
pected" Richmond paper.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-22

A London evening paper oil the Soth
Nov. remarks. that {" The frequent meet
incs Of the Cabinet Council have had an
effect on the stock market this afternoon.
These meetings we're ascri5ed to some
appreheusions Of the disposition Of France
to 90 to war rather than discharge tie
contributions to the allies"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-22

The Ncw-0rieans Gazette OF the Esd
uIt states, that captain Halves, of the
steam boat 1elrg' aph, was to descend in
day or two from Louisville, wiIh nnm-
Der Of hands. barges, &c. for the purpose
Of attempting to weigh the Telegraph.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-22
From the Chester u ipidWrrs FeGtrG!tst.
THE DEsuLToRY THINKER

The DEsULTOhh IhlNhEh
A simple QHoker-Or On ker'S ~J',
Guido LandgB, IN doctrine CT IN ne
PoPE.
II had been fHe day The melan-
cloly hues Of autumn were fading into
the indist'uc,ness OF twilight 4 the west
ern horizon was Eghtcd up with 'h"Se
purple glorics that Virgil loved to "e-
scribe. The smoke rose So gracefully
.nd TRANQUILITY irou ny Deighbor / horn,
tsu's roo', and bespoke such warmth and
cheeriulRees wi'hin, that could Nj Z,
.ist The Invitation j, seemed thus to Eo!h
out 70 share in The pleasures Vt hrs hre'
side. A brisk cracking fire ei ihls sea-
son Of the year Las peculiar ccinio'ts-
1t diTels the unvhuie,omeress 81 the's
damp evening fogs. II collects in cheer.
iul circle tie long scattered aclBteF' T.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-22

CONTESTED ELECTION FARCE ENDED.
On Monday last, in the House OF Rep
resentatives OF the U. States, on molten
of Mr.. TAYLOR. -armistsad Z. Mason had
leave To scitkdrdir his petition contesiins
the election Of C. r. Mercer, member
of that house. LAUs DEo!
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-22

whose taffrail Uas above wafer. u va
thought the cargo had suffered very little.
and that .be boat would be repaired.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-22

We have several times had occasion 10
speak Gf the improvements OF our town,
the size and beauty OF the more recent
buildings, as well as the improved appear
ance al cur streets, &c.
The following census, which has been
politely handed US, will show that the IN
c ease Of population has kept pace with
the general Improvement:
Census Of the population OF George
town. for 1917.
White males, s672
Do. females, s406
total, 5o7s
Majority of males, s66
White population over 10. 97cS
Do. do. under 10, ESQ
Fee Blacks, 79S
Slaves, l5E
Total Blacks, s5l0
Grand total, 1888
Poprlatinn in 1910, 1913
Increase 10 years, 244O
Georgetown Messenger.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-10
DOMESTIC.

WAsHiNGToN, Nov. eve are re-
quesled to stale, Tor the information of
those concerned, that Pension Rolls are
made and transmitted 90 HE several Pen
sion Agents only twice year, viz. on the
Sd OF March and 30 Of September aud
payments are made 10 those only whose
names are subscribed upon these rolls,
and at Tie time stated. An Pensioners
Who receive certificates between either Of
the aforementioned periods, cannot be
paid uniIi The 3d OF March or 81 Of Sep
iembcrtfst arriving after the date ofther
certificates. TNaf. Int.
Samuel Heyrick is reelected represen.
taiivr 10 Congress from the district he
nuw represents, in ille state of Ohio. by
. majority oi $50 VOTES. O,erJ. &. Hfeki
his opponent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-10

when nationremains neutral in ar,
she rs bound 10 consider IL equally just
on both sides, as relates IL lis effects, and
consequently, TO look upon every capture
made by either party rs lawful acquisl-
lion. 10 allow one of the parties 10 en-
Joy III her dominion the right of claiming
things taken by the other. would be de-
c!arimg IN favor OF the former, and depart
ing from the line of neutrality" Chit,
~, 81.
These principles are laid down by Vat
tel in different places. e. ., 3, s.
shall cite but one case from Robinson,
out Of many that lie before me. In The
Hearick and Maria, Rob. &c, IL, Sir
WIN. Scott says
The neutral state las nothing 10 do
with The rights of force possessed by he
one belhgerent against the other; il has
nothing 10 do with ihH enforcement or
consummaiion of the righis--it owes To
bofii parties the simple rights of hospi-
tality-and even these are very limited in
the practice of most civilized states"
The neutral state can have no com
pulsory jurisdiction To- exercise upon Ell
Their party upon questions of war pending
between them nor can any such juris-
diction be conveyed TO il by the authority
of one of them"
These are The principles ,Ila, prevail in
the courts OF Europe, and they have been
recognized by our own.
In the case of the United States as.
Palmer, 3 Wheaton-llie Supreme Court
says
Ii the government Of the Union re-
mains neutral, bat recognizes the cxis-
tence of civil war, The courts of the u
MON cannot consider as criminal those
acts of hostility which war authorizes. aud
which the new government may direct a
sainst IFS enemy"
These principles are derived from ele-
meniary writer's ofestabiislled reputation,
and adopted a rules of decision, as well
III foreign as domestic tribunals, msiiiut-
ed fer the Administrations OF public law
They are founded III good sense, and seem
to have anticipated the absurd conse-
queTceS that would ecessarily flow from
permitting beliigerents to pursue each o.
tier into neutral countries. aud there seek
civli remedies for acts of war.
IL seems unnecessary to pursue any
branch OF this inquiry father. Unless nav
view OF the law, aud the authorities have
submitted, ARE imperfect or fallacious, ev-
cry position have assumed has been sup
ported by authorities alone binding and
conclusive. Although The blind zeal and
hafdihuod OF the parilZdn may resist con
vicilon, unprecedented reason and common
sense must be satisfied.
There Is now no ground left on which
this proceeding can be sustained and the
defendant must be discharged on common
bail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-10

y. :. ship Ontario 29,h ship Ieyant, Cary,
from Boston, with quicksilver, tobacco, Hour
&c. bonnd for Columbia river. Feb l. Spanish
hrig Mercedes, prize TO the privateer Chilano.
with Tin plates, dry goods, rice, tobacco. &c
18th. brig ARIEL, from Baltimore. % boxes
musketS, 25o0 kegs powder. tnts, swords,
balls. pistols, dry goods, &c Br brig Lancas-
ter-N itch, La Roche, from Buenos Ayres, i'll
ballast March 9TH, ship Two Ca,heriOes, Hy-
att, from Providence, with naval stores, and an
assorted cargo; Br. ship Wmdham, Andrews,
from London, dry goods, &c. /; BIZ. brig De
Won, Mason from Liverpool do. April -, Br.
shii- Resource, from Rio Janeiio, with molas-
ses, sugar, tobacco woods, &c. Goth, Am.
brig Columbus, Wooster, from New York,
Mag n. schr. Midas, DicAerSon. from SAITH
more. with mnSkets powder, naval stores, SC.
10th PruNSi.,n brig Ciotiida Pondelch. from
Mcnte Niieo. asserted cargo; Br ship perse-
verance, Stocker, from Rio jsne,io, with rice,
moasSes. sc. 20th Br. ship Iutieped, John
sou London, assorted cargo Dr. Ship Cum
hc,land wilkinson, from London, do Spanish
brig san Miguel prize 60 the frga,e Lautaro,
bomnA from Tacahuana 10 Lima, with alum,
boards. cheese hams, Sc. May II, Spanish
schr Diamante, pr,ze 10 the privajeer Chiauo,
with cocoa coal &c. 18th. spanish ship Ma
Iia- Dolores prize 10 The boat FnriaSo, from Gu
iauuit, with $4,000. specie. 10th, Br sl0Op
OF war Blossom. from BnCnOs Ayres and Tai
cahuana 10Th privatcer COInimbo. June
i9ih, Br whale ship Inspector, from fcInadex,
sent in by Tie pr,aieer b,ig Chllano, l., ing
found under Spanish coioIs privateer Chiia
no, James. from cruise.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-10
FROM THE TEST INDIES.


NEwBURYPoRT, Oct. 20.-Ii was stat
ed few days since, 1--WE btleve first in
the Philadelphia papers, THAT Gen. Boyer,
President OF The iiaSilan Republic, had
met the invading army OF King Chris
topic in the field and tia; in "a deSpe-
rate conflict the latter LEFT AGO men on
the field We are now enabled Ia pro-
nouuce the report sheer fabrication,
wholly destitute Of truth in the most re-
mote degree. Captain Mitchell, arrived
here Monday evening, ID days from Cape
Henry, informs that The two rival Chiefs,
so far from being engaged i'll hostililies,
were each improving their respective do
minions. Chrisiophe was busi!y engaged,
with his subjects aud soldiers, in repair
ing the Citadel al Sans Souci, lately des-
rOyedby ligbtning-while Boyer was for
tifying himself in the affections of his
people, by amclioraing their conditions.
and making Improvements III agriculture
and domestic arts.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-05
50 dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber,
IN DAVY, a light co!oured black, a.
bout twenty years Old, his hair rather
long and knojty. tall and stout made, ar
years much confused when first ken
to, ami blabs rather unintelligibly a Fl st:
he has had ore of his thighs broken
which may be perceived on examination /;
his dress not ecoileCted, tho he has d
variety of cluthIug.
O@hers of Stages, Hacks, Packets ard
Crafts, &c. are warned against receiving
or harbouring him.-lf taken within the
District Of Columbia | will give Twenty
Datlars-il in the state OF Maryland, or
one hundred mics FROM the District OF
Columbia will give Fifty Dollars. pro-
yided he Ia secured so that get him d.
gain. r. Z. MASON.
Fairfax CO, Dee. 10. wfn6t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-05
100 Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber.
EO living near MidAlehurg, Loutoun
county, Va on the night Of the e5th Of
March last, very likely Negro girl,
Ramed ANN, chased of VIM. No.
land, liyiog at Aide, I.oudoun county,
whose family she was raised in. She is
of u yellow complexion, round faced,
thick Ii rs. with large staring eyes, and
rather delicate featured for a slave -
snail feet. tolerable ready speech, a d
mild with it, about ls "a 5 Of age, mid
die size, ard very we'll made; rather
thick, ab,ut Ieet high from appeal ante,
She had on when she weLt a~ay a d. ess
Of Ca i;g cloth. made in coat md ja'k-
ct, with skirts Of a brown stuff color. I
have reason to believe she il in ~ near
Philadelphia or Npw-York. | will give
Fifty dollars reward If taken in Fauguirr
or Lnuaoun counties; il taken in any u
tier cnunty OF sfste, and secured III any
jlil, 50 that I oLain information and get
her, [ will give one hUrdr dollars. aId
all reasonable charges paid in either case,
# brought home. PETER 9RlllhM.
Jaausiy2
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-05
i've Flour. &c

hye Flour, &c
2OIlN q LAID \ Co. have now
e. and,Gg, aud offer for .ale,
So barrels rye -four
" casks c0lorcG Goshen cheese
" chests young nysOn tea, North
Pout> ca:gO
! Ease citrOn
| womers' lea'he shoes
Jauary 5
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-05
100 Dollars Reward.

dan AWAY from the subscri5rrs
h living 10 Prince William couatv,
on the night of the cath inst. a BRIGHT
MULATTO GIRL, nearly white, about
Is or 16 years of age. She is Of yerv
low stature, and very fat her eyes small
and Of hazle color; her hair brown and
long: Der skin, from great attention,
would pass for that Of white person,
particularly her hands, which she Ia.
preserved from roughness with great
care. She carried away MANY valuable
articles, besides her own ciethirg, (Which
was COSTLY such as fine linen shifts,
marked with her mistress name, a costly
ring Of pearl, several pair OF new stock
ings, muslin habits, &c. Among her
own wardrobe was scarlet stuff dress,
which she frequently appeared IN when
she visited in the neighboIhood, with
new straw bonnet, dres sed with pink sa-
tin ribband, and tortoise shell comb in
her hair.
Twill give the above reward Of 500
for experimenting this girl, and securing
her in any gaoi SO that ! get her again.
EDMD. BROOK.
December so tu'hs3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-05
Linens and Lawns.

- CASES A Irish linens and case
> long lawns, vice good goods, for
SAFE at very small advance, on be. al
credit, by JNO. JACKSON L Co.
who will sell at very reduced prices,
Go close different cOnSignments, aud Oh
terms that cannot fail tV please,
Sc0jch AMI German liuenS
Cloths, casSimeres, Hannel,, hushings
Coalings, cords, velSets, bomb Its
Company baudlhnO handkerCh,eis
Sewing silks, all colors
Canton handkerchief, sarsenets
Al Irish, ga British, aud 1 Lomes-
DC checks
Buttons Of every description
Negro cOttons, blankets
Cloth table covers, pins
lutlia cottons, domestic chambrays.
January ) Wv
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-05
Otto of Roses.
Last Notice.

FNHOSE persons indebted to, 4 whore
accounts with MIR. John Throop
continue unsettled previous to the 18th
November last, are requested to come
forward and pay off thei: respective ba-
lances, as little, if any further indul-
genee can be given. ..... -
- The Creditors will please render
an account of their claims either by note
or open account, to the subscriber, as he
purposes declaring n dividend Of the as
sets arising from the proceeds of sales,
and collections, about the first Of te5ru-
airy next. o, g..
ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee.
January thstu2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-05
g'ea 'ac~s' ~
Married Yesterday.

~ Tickets To- be had at the Herald
Oh e, Cits Hr'el and at the Iheaire.
Er. Hayes 5sngit on Thursday ns.rt.
Days ii ,.er torHauce Tuesdays. inu,s-
Gsy> and Saturdays.
- TO prevent coufusisn and mistakes
amongst the door keepers, ,ue public are
respectfully Informed that ii, IFS can OIL
" be received TN those er ninss for
WAl,h they are purchased. loves are
KEEP, III every pa Of the house.
The public Viii please to gg.chase
their ticket, at the boz office. as Ca mo
ney can 1e received by IL, door h,rpsrS
Doors to be opened at hat psst 5. and
the curtain 10 rise at hall past . o'ciccv
precisely.
Box .,e drl'ar-Gallarv 6ftvcrnts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-05
Notice.

L-aborins Men & Boys wanted.
'sNhE Subs iOer wishes 10 hire the
a e"sairs ye,r, to work at TT. Wash
ins ton, % ,br bodied Men, 4 10 BO,s
from Ia to /! Years OF a,e. They will
BE- vel treated. and one h.,lf the YEARLY
hire viii be paid n advance If 'equi' ed.
EOLIrHA I.AES.
December . 4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-05

3. On MONDAY, at IL o'clock,
Will be sold at Entwisle's wharf, on Q
liberal credit, schooner Malyina's cargo,
from Porto Rico, viz:
lsS bags prime gresn coffee
81 bbls. lst and I'd quality sugar
ia OK hides
And quantity Of fine oranges and
cocoa nuts ,.. .
PIG. MtRSTELLER. Auct
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-05
Five Dollars Reward.

TOIEN from the store Of Peter Sher
- ron. yesterday. piece Of light brown
sTOCkiNET, cOntainin. l53 yard..-
Whoever will give information 5" that il
is recovered again, shall receive live dol
lars reward. Jan. 3 st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-05

Com Wanted.
E0IIN G. LADD & Co. wish to pur-
- chase Corn, deliverable here in
March next. Dec 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-05
Mrs. COTTRINGER,

ATE o. Phdsdglph;a, Informs the
q A public, that she has iow OGened her
Seminary in AlexauLr ia, lid Is ,ea,iy to
receive pupils.
Deccmbcu : list
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-05
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
=" AVTNG determined to relin9uish
"a thSsfry gncd business for the ne
sent, shall sell At auction, on Weanes-
day the 7th Instant. at nv Store on King
street, opposite the Mechanics Bank
My ENTIRE STOCK.
Consisting OF a large and general assort-
mrnt IT
European, India, and Domestic
Goods,
which will be found we'll worth the atten
tior OF purchasers.
The sale will commence at 10 O'Clock
precisely, and will be continued by ad-
inurnment till closed.
Conditions liberal, and made known
at sale. THOS WHITTLE,
JOHN JACKSON 4 Co.
Auctioncers.
January 9 dfs
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-05
Sales at auction.
BIZ p. G.. MIRSTELLER.

On MONDAY, II M.
VIII be sold on Merchants Wharf, the
residue of the cargo of the srhr. Leo
pard, from Ma-.eiiles, consisting vi
zoo marble slabs
9 elegant marble chimne,s
:. Is cases superior old hermitage
wine
40 cases sweet Frontignac do
case elegant paper hansings
ALSO,
AT the sans time and place. ..,
EES The schr LEOPARD, her
NBkfS, Tackle aad Apparel as she
Yazzss; came from sea-bur,hen 75U
6S barrels, sails fast, is on e1-
cellent vessel, and h4s an almost entire
sett Of new sails. Terms liber.l u made
known at place of.sale.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-02

one OF these labels, with these-words on
the sides: Lees Gepuine Nindham
Bilious Pills" and "a he end OF 'ke Ia
bel the ords. "Samue Lee. patentee,
&c. I. Thempson, agent. JOINT propcie
tor" &c. and should any be offered Tor
sale without said label on them The pur-
chaser may be apprised that they are
counterfeit.
DR.. THompsan's celebrated Eye Hd'er.
Fer The cure of inflamed and sore Eyes
ct almost cry descriI ton This va'ua-
bic rrepa ratit.n comes highly recommend-
ed fron the most respectable sources
Price so AID 25 cents a bnt'le
DR.. Rawsou'S Genuine Itch Ointment.
cet,ia and safe cure for that disa-
greeab,e complaint. as well a. other lr-
fuptions of the skin. Price S73 cents a
brx.
DR.. Razcson's .4uti Bilious and Sto-
machic B,GerS.
For weak, ,nd iati N constitutions.
Price 574 cents a box.
Hnckiey'S iJattbfe Remedy J0r We
Pies.
A mos. valuable medicine. Price 50
cents box.
Thompson's aromatic Tooth PASTE.
Fur whiteninl and preserving the
teeth may be used with the greatest
.a'rty Price 80 cent, 4 box.
Specific Drops for the Tooth .achs.
W,ich. IN almost every case, gives H.
slant re i"f IN that distressing complaint.
Price 81! cents bottle
C0oiey's Vegetable Etirir. for Coughs,
.4sthmds, COsumD'ions, &c.
A W. valuable Medicine 10 tbu,e
complaints. Price 50 cents hottle.
Far sale, in Alexandra, BY ID Rchd
II. LITTLE: in Washington 'i'y. b, VI.
DAVID or; in Ge 'rgr,rwn b. DIR. J"hn
or, Ohm v. Linthlum U Co. ard Ma
fhdniet JpU tt.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-02
Resale of Valuable .ands,
FOR RE.9DT MONEY!

TyHE terms of fnrmr sale not ha-
wing beer complied with, in pursu
ance If a decree ~ the Tinted Sta'es'
circuit court nf he District If Columbia,
for the county OF Alexandria. directing a
,e-,alr of the tract It land called the
G che Land. in case the terms of the
Cor Ter sale should not De complied with,
we. the subscriber shall, as commission
ers und,r the decree of the circuit urt
nf he Dist ict of Columbia, Tor the coun-
" of Alexaadria, expose t" sale tor really
money at public auction, on Saturday the
18th da, Of April next, on the p em'ses,
hat desirable Fact OF I.an1, in thu coun-
=. of Alexandria. commonly called the
Glebe Lands, situate about 9 miles from
Georgetown ferry and u from hlesan-
lria, containing SOC acres, bv survey;-
ne half of which il well timbered with
ak. hickory and chestnut. 1t is hand
yomely situated. good water, and fine
c,une orchard Of the best selected apple
AID cherries. The land will be 1old
'yreeably to survey more or less. The
tile papers may be seen at any time on
= p'ication TO the subscribers Inc sale
to commence az 10 O'Clock.
GEORGE .DENEALE, 2Com,r.
JnHN HUNC isTER, ~
March 80 AIS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-02
Valuable Family Medicines.

EUST received, direct from the pro-
y p letters, the following valuable
MEDICINES, all of which have been in
use for number Of years past, in almost
every part of the Unitsd States; have
been .ishly patronized by people of the
first responsibility; and approved by
those who have had occasion TO make use
of them. for the cure OF those disorders
tor which they are severally calculated.
DR.. Lees Genuine (Windham) BIZ
LiouS Pills,
Universally known and used through
out the United States as family medi-
ciae. The fame of these pills has become
so great, thar many have attempted TO
counterfeit ;hem--to guard against this.
the proptietors have procured stereo
type label, and each box Of Genuine
Lees Pills will hereafter be enclosed in
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-02
Hamitt0n's Elirir,

A sovereign remedy for colds, obsti-
nate coughs. asthmas. sore throat, ca
tar,Ss, and approaching coasumpti"''.-
To parents VII" have children afr ed
with rhe HOPPING CONGH, ,hIs dis.
cnveyy is Of the first magnitude, as il af-
ford, immediate relief, cheeks the pro-
gress, and in a short time. entirely re-
moves the most cruel disorders to which
children are liable. The Elixir is per-
fectly agreeable, and the dose 80 small
that no difficulty arises in taking it.