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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-28
For the Alexandria Gazette.
A PARODY.

sure wont you hear what roaring cheer,
Was spread ON the eve Of Christmas o.;
How gay and light, they spent the night,
So frolicsome and risky 0?
First, eggs in hand, came waiter Joe,
With milk, spirits and sugar SO neatly o:
While Fuzboz, with his merry bow,
Struck up Tilt so gaily o.
So as soon as Mr.. Peter Quiz heard that
there was to be bowl Of eggnog upon the
table, he wen, directly to Mr.. Fuzbuz and
told him of the whole affair, who thurst his
left arm up the chimney, and pulled down
his fiddle, and rosined his bow, and struck
up little bit Of tidrei, and tidrei, and
tid-re-id-re-i-de-o
Now there was Quiz, with his ugly phiz;
With Orlando, and Furioso;
And Ariosto; with some more that ! know:
Whose names will leave blank, -
just so.
By the powers, but it would have done
your hearts aud souls good to haveseen the
joyial fellows stepping two by two, in cou-
pies, one after another. up to the flowing
bowl and Fuzbuz, as soon as he had taken
.wig and smacked his lips, kept on with
his ne at little tune Of tidrei, &c.
When Joe was asked il the eggs would last,
As the bowl was getting quite empty 0,
To BE sure, says Joe, you may SO,
To the end of the night, and after o:
Then, tenderly, the bowl he takes,
To FIJI it up so neatly o;
While Fuzboz, with his merry scrapes,
Struck up lit so sweetly 0.
When the ceremony Of making the de-
lghtful beverage was over, and the smiling
bowl was again placed upon the table, TO
be sure Fuzboz didn't take it up, and gave
il such suck, that when he took his lips
away you might have heard it all over the
house; while the rest of the company seeing
so neat an example before them, all second
ed the motion; when Fuzboz again took up
his seat in the corner, and struck up his lit
tie bit OF tidrei, &c.
Then roaring set at supper were met,
So frolicscme and so risky O.;
Oysters gaiore--lhree bushels, or more;
But none of your dirty whiskey o.
Beef steaks besides, with coffee hot,
With pickle, toast and butterO,
With hominy right from the pot
Faith twas royal supper o.
For Joe, d'y'see, was resolved to do the
thing in genteel way, SO he brought in
three large bowls of oysters, and dish full
Of sausages, and, by the powers, but their
jaws didn't 60 faster than brokers' horse,
or the elbow of Fuzboz, who, as soon as he
had lined his waistcoat pretty well, kept
up his charming little tune of tidrei, sc.
Throughout the night, o what delight,
To see them drinking and smoking o;
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-28
From the Baltimore Patriot.
raUrrps

The editor of the Patriot ayails himself
Of the earliest moment to give publicity to
the following letter, believing it will he
highly useful, and joins in the wish Of his
correspondent that it may be every where
copied by brethren ofthe type.
York County, Penn. Oct. 90, 1918.
DEAR SIR-An insertion Of the following
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Towanda, Bradford Co. (Penn.) Dec. IL
HUNTING.

On Friday, the 4th inst. about 700 men
of the neighboring townships, formed a
hunting party. The signal for proceeding
was given on French-town mountain which
was answered by all the horns OF the hunt
ers, comprising circuit Of 40 miles in the
space Of Is minutes. The hunters then
progressed towards centre in Wysux town.
ship shooting and driving the game before
them, until the circle became too small to
use guns with safety; the animals were then
attacked with tayonetsfyed on poles, clubs,
pitchforks, &c. with such success that near
" 300 deer, 5 bears, 9 wolves, and ! fox
es were killed. II was calculated that 600
deer, 10 bears, and 90 wolves escaped, to-
gether with great number OF smaller ami
mails. The expedition was attended with
many circumstances highly interesting TO
hunters, and closed as usual with great
Al
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-28

For tie .alerandr1G Gazette.
THE LEMON LEAF.
To Miss NJ. S.
Thank you for the lemon leaf,
Fayorite in the muses. wreath;
Twas GUILD where friendships breezes
The hand that gave it told me so.
Though the forests so lately embosom'd in
green.
Have hidden their leaves in the turrow,
And altho' not a warbler is now to be seen,
And the rabbit sleeps sound inner burrow;
Tho the squirrel be hid meath the hickory
nuts [tember,
Which he glean'd in the warmth OF Sep
And the wood-eutters rest in their straw
cover'd huts-
Yet the lemon leaf lives in December.
Not like yon weeping willows bough,
To every breeze that's bending low,
That noans and signs and pines away,
And seeks premature decay =
But, like the lemon leaf, be ours
To meet alike the wintry hours,
And still retain the smile that glow'd,
When summers genial currents fow'd.
MayFiope's bright star, with ambient ray,
Still cheer life's darksome dreary way,
And Patience, with her placed smile,
The heavy hours of woe beguile,
Pointing to fairer realms than this,
Where nought is known but love and bliss.
The summer rose has died away
The summer pink has known decay
But Margaret's leaf retains its grace,
Though age the bloom of youth etface.
FLORlAN.
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PUBLIC LANDS.

By report fro'n the land Office, in pur-
suance of resolution Of the house of rep
resentatives, it appears that the amount due
to the United States for purchases OF the
public lands northwest of the river Ohio, is
S7,29o,4SG. The lands sold prior TO the
year 1919, have been paid for, or have re-
veried to the United States, because The Pc
Rod of original credit, and the extension Of
time for payment, (three years. have expi-
red. The whole amount OF sales during the
intermediate period have been II, All ,675;
and there have been received, by the Uni
ted States, 8,615,O55 dollars. Ibid. s.
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an opera bali was nothing at all,
Compared to the fun Of their joking o.
And then to seq the sweet rappse,
From snuf-box fine come neatly o;
While Fuzboz, brisk as any bee,
Kept up lilt so sweetly O.
Now, do you see, by this time they a
agreed to proceed homewards, as most
their skins held as much as they could con
tain so Joe lit them to the door. and the,
all went out singing the favorite tune of lid
rel, and tidrei, and lid re-id-re-i-de-o.
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Gov. M'NIinn, of Tennessee, has failed 10
make treaty with the Cherokee Indians.
After eating and drinking at the council
board, which they were willing to do fer the
whole winter, says the Nashville Clarion,
they insultirgly proposed to address the
governor through the squaws. The census
provided for by the treaty Of 1917, they
will not, it is believed, allow TO be taken.
Washington City Gazette.
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not heard If, desired that his vote should be
enumerated against the passing of the bill.
The speaker declared that He had heard
the honorable gentieman's name called
Tie house, however, agreed to take his
vote, so that the bill was lost by majority
Of one vote oniy--66 to IS.
Some resolutions of value were adopted
by the house, among which | reckon the
following:
Aresolution introduced by Mr.. Pleasants
to purchase timber, particularly live oak,
for building tventy stoops or oiher small
vessels OF war.
.anodher to appoint agents in the several
counties to receive the taxes due on land,
sold for the non-payment of taxes.
Another to make it the duty Of the agents
employed by the United States to transact
business with the Indian tribes, TO obtain
all the information they can relative to their
population, manners, customs, history and
languages, or any thing peculiar to said
tribes, and to report the same annually to
the secretary OF war.
.Anotler calling on the president of the
United States for copy of any corespon.
dence that may have passed between the
department Of war and the governor OF
Georgia, in consequence of the letter OF the
former of the LIST of June. and between the
said department and general Jackson, in
consequence of the letter Of the former OF
the 9TH Of May.
And last, and though last moi least in va.
lue, joint resolution OF both houses ohave
the points of cape Hatteras, cape Lookout,
and cape Fear, and the shoals thereof, sur
veyed, in order to ascertain the PRACTICABLE
lily of erecting lighthouses, beacors or
buoys, upon them, near their extreme
points, and 10 have the latitude and lon
gitude Of those extreme points ascertaired,
a 1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24
PROCEEDINGS ON THURSDAY, NOV 10.
IN THE SENATE.

MIR. Critte1lden, of Kentucky, attended.
MIR. Stafford submitted for consideration
several resolutions for referring various
parts of the Presidents Message TO COM
mittees, proposing the following distribu-
ton OF II TO the committee of Foreign
Relations, the committee of Finance, the
committee Of Commerce and Mannfac-
lures, the committee of the Districtof Co
iufnbla, respectively, so mnch AS relates
TO those several subjects, and 10 select
committee SO much as relates TO Indian
affairs.
The Senate having, on motion Of Mr..
Wilson, proceeded to- the election of Il
Chaplain on the part Of The Senate, fhe
Rev. JOHN CLARKE was elected, with
few opposing votes.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
'Phe following gentlemen ought 10 have
been mentioned as having attended yes
teTGay
from Ncw York--Messrs. Drake, Porter.
and Spencer-FTOm IirgiHid--Alr. Bassett.--
From Tennessee cir. Blount.
And, IN addition, The following gentle
men attended 10 day
From Pe1nsyIcmia--Mr. w. Maclay-From
KenfWcLy-M Mr.. Anderson.
The following gentlemen we're amour
ced as having been appointed TO compose
the several committees yesterday eslab-
lished, viz:
Committee on FOreign Afairs-M essrs. For.
Syth, Holmes, Barbour OF Va. Spencer, Bald
win, lien Of VI. and H0pkiBsou
On Military 5GGirs-- W essfs. johnson Of nv.
Reed, 4 NJ. Nelson, Huntingdon, Gage, Stew
art OF y. 6. aud Peer.
On Narai A6ais-- dessrs Peasants. silsbee,
Parrot, Sawyer, Schuyler, Rogers and Bate
man.
On be subject Of Jgdiga A6airS-Me
SOuthard, Williams Of N. =. Murray. Walker
% y. {. Richards, Butler Of n. H. q Pegtsr0.
On fhe Micif introduction Of Siares-Mossfs
Middleton, Upiiam, Lawyer, Floyd, MnmfOrd,
Lincoln and Linn.
On the ndu,o-MessIs. Harrison, Smyth Of
y =. Qrdtles, % Ofeton, Jones, Savage q Owen
Oa R00dsaRd Canais-M essrS Tucker. Sfftrs
Lewis, Sergeant, Porter, Crafts a. Warchdua
OA Fa6tic buildings Dassett, Del.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-24

We may safely assert, thai no state will
be more ably represented in the Senate
OF The National Legislature than Geor-
.is.
Col. Homer Y. Million was elected on the
same day Brigadier General of The ed
Brigade and LIST Division of the militia.
III place of General Byne, resigned.
[Jonrna(
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21
GOULD MIL ron S8LE.

GDCLD NH FOR S5LE.
Wis valuable estate lies Hanover county upun the
L. main road leading from Hanover town TO Hanover
courthouse, two miles from the FIRST and six miles ON
the latter contains about thousand acres of laid
one thrd fairgrounds Of the first quality lying on the Pr
plunky river, by which il Is bounded for more than
miles tue balance of the tract is high land OF superior
quality, with wood and timber Sufficient to- suppaIt the
estate timely watered distant eighteen miles from the
cry OF Richmond UpoHi this estate twOsoIy brick
houses 30 by Is feet, one in complete order Tor family
the other can be made so 1T small expense There's
AIS" The walls off, wostoIy house, 90 feet by A. most
eiegant workmanship the roof has been burnt by fire
bnt the walls SO lille injured that they may built on
Immediately.
The sale will take place the first day Of Jnly next
on the premises to the highest bidder One half Of tbe
purchase money to be paid on the day Of sale; Io1 the
balance credit OF one and two years, taking security
the land.
mr. West. who Is The manager, will sbew the land TO
any person wishing to purchase and the price will be
made Known application by letter (pospai to die
Subscriber, near Gloucester courthouse.
The purchaser will he permitted to seed small grain
and may have full possession the LIST December one bar
only being kept TO protect tie crop till sale can I've
made oft. THOMAS r. RooTEs
White Marsh, March 3. pstf
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Jul, a.

IN Monday, z9lh June lss, whiia travelling from
~ Hafsonburg. Va. tO dis place, ~ sccideui fell
In company With who calls biinseif johnson vino
told me he was frein Rockingham county not fa tom
place called Port Republic that he was his way to
Richmond TO dispose of qnaptity Of bacon, whisky
&cwhch he said was then on the road coming down.
The DAY alter we arrived IN this place, ne soid bis
my for few hours since taidne fhave neither
seen or heard Of Jr. Johnson my therefore
vei muth suspect Mr.. Johnson for either going cwh
my mare, or selling hef IN this place, and taxing OF
the money either Of which, IN my opinion Constitutes
villain. Therefore those who have the least hatred
Us such Character, viii, II possible, assist To- trying 10
defect hin-l suppose the young to be about i've
rect nine inches high, spare made has aiong nose
aau chin, light bair and has lost several n his fore
teeth, wearsa light grey coat, and drab pantaoonsMy
mare IS black, about IS bands high, years old
reward Of 20 will re given for the mare, delivered al
tue Eagle Hotel, OF to myself IN iIarrisouhuTg.
July1. ' is..st
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LlGHT.rfNGkntD CrNTny.

NEW foaE, Jniy lo.--Wiihin Few days past mum
Der OF THIS scr. Of gentry bave been very busy ~ this
city Auctions, places OF public amusement aud crowd
"a puhc buses are The places they generally select 10
carry their vauy. Ore Ofthis descrpiion Of cha
TaeeTs as detected few days since, and committed
70 biideeen. tie had not been there long before lie
con'fiyod TO hide himself behind the prison door as
when I've keeper opeue3 II, 10 slip out by hm to- to
MS heels and got clear Of despite Of AL the nnbie
footed couabss in ana about the place The dsy FOL
lowing be was esped the Bear market seized
ahd lodged in prison again. on him was found be.
tween two and three thousand dollars IN ecHaipe bank
Dis, obtained no doubt ~ picking pockets. II. POST
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4 'OMmrIrkD 10 the jail ofihe town Of Petersburg,
~ on the lith May last mnlaio man by the name OF
HUGO, formerly the property OF Thomas Peters, Of
COLUMBIA District aud sold by Mr.. MGemnis ibe
SAID refers TO whom unknown appears by letter re.
ceveh ron said Peters bearing date the 1lib May...
Ihe sara negro claims bis freedom, and calls himself
St1oW HoHkiHs-says he vas sold or 5 Years auo nv
Thomas Nichols Of the state OF Maryland Montgomery
county, for said Thomas Peters to Mr. Robert Isle Of
tredeTick county. Va. rho he says set him free. He
appears 10 he sbont 80 NJ 80 years OF age feet inches
higb yehowisb cninpiexiou stout made, small scar on
hiS cum tive scars on his left pleasant couute-
nance Had on when committed blue broadcIoth
coat, aud swansdswn wastcOat.
Tue owneris requested TO come forward prove pro.
perry pay charges, and take him away: otherwise he
will be disposed Of according 10 law.
". Z. PARISH, TAILOR.
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MAR. THOMAS GIBSON-As you are not a resident
A'A OF this state, we take this method of informing
YOU that wesha on the 30h and ais, days of July inst
AZ me tavern OF Edmund Booker OF the town OF James
town. in the county OF Prince Edward and state OF viz
slnia lake sundry depositons be read as evidence
IN snit chancery brought by against you and no.
u GIBSON IN tie county court of Prince Edward.
Yours, &c. WILLIAM WHTE x CO.
July3. JTwav,
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ENGINES.

new Engine, manufactured by p. lyon, received
IT'S hrst trial on Thursday last. She is the fonfth
class, aud exceeded the expectations 81 the numerous
ny ISLANDERS who witnessed her performance. She re-
CURED butts TO work her, aud threw the water one
huHdred and seventy feet two uches Ia came from
the pipe IN solid stream there vas no spray aud the
principal body Of water fell beyond 100 feet roa he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

rENAMMANl HALL-NeW iora..... Thu copartner.
nership Heretofore existing between ABRAHAM u.
MARrLiNG and WILLIAM b. COzZENS, uas dissolved
Oh the fst oi Apt last by mutual The estab-
iishncnI wiii be continued by the subscriber.
The snaat.on oil Ta0n.any Hull is probably uurival.
led IN this city facing ibe Park and the City Hail. and
within minutes waia OF the Theatre, Academy OF the
tihe Arts, Museum, &c. IL presents indu
an prospect, convenience aud odation erior
10 none IN this city. Travellers from the different
STATES IN Tue uson and from this state, will lind Tam
OF The season choice Wines airy bed CHAMBERS and
every convenience that can be expected and most
moderate terms. VIM D. COZZENs
July IL. 20 81
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May s.

Treasury Department, 8priE 27fh ISIS
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that The several acts OF
the allowance and settlement of certain evidences of
pnbc debt, have been suspended two years by ar
act passed the 18th of April 1875 which Tue following
Is copy. WIN. n. CRAWFORD,
Secretary Of the 2TeQsnru
An he 10 auhoise tie payment OF certain certificates
BE az enacted 6y the Senate and House Of Repre
SIGNATURES " the United States Of Imerica il, CON
greSS assembled, That SO much OF act entitled An
credit and for The redemption of the public debt pass
ed me ihru day OF March, thousand seven hundred
an" hinety-hVe and SO much of The act entitled An
ACT respecting loan Office ana final settlement certif
cafes lnoens 81 interest, and the un!unded regis
tered uebt, credited on the books the Treasury
passed The twelfth day Of June, one thousand seven
redand nnetyeiet, as bars frem settlement and
allowance, certificates commonly called loan Office and
hsai setenen certificates and ndents of interest be
and the same IS hereby, suspended The term of two
years. from and after the passing of this act a uotif
cation oil which temporary suspension of the act of lin
taon shall be published by the Secretary Treasu
ry Tor The Information of the holders of the said Gel
cales, in the public papers in each of
the United States. -
Sec. .. 1nd be- further enacted, That all cert0
escommonly called loan oce certificates counter
signed by the loan officers of tie states TesDectiyely
hnal settlement certificates and ndeuis of jn,erest
which, at the time Of passing this act shall be outanh
ing, may be presented the Treasury and upon The
same being iiqndated and adusted shall be paid TO the
respective holders Of the same, with interest al six per
ceAt om the date of tue last payneut of interest,"
endorsed ell said certificates.
see B. 61d be IL FURTHER enacted That for carry
ing Ibis act into effect the eighty ta and dol
s he appropriated, out Of any oievs IN the Treasury
oi The United States not oiherwise appropriated
Speaker Of the House of Repre- seniatiyes.
JOHN GAILL4RD,
President of the Senate pr. tcDipoYe.
hpni 10, isiS-Approred JAMES MONROE.
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hINok SALE-Ohe thousand acres OF LIND, about
is miles below ltichmoAd. and lies partly in the
county Of Henrieo and partly in the coHniy Charles
CITY, on Turkey Island creek, and within mile Of
James river. Twohts of tins land well and heay
~ umpered The growth consisting al ONE, red oak
white OAK hickory it lies remarkably well lis ine
wheat soil and peculiarly adapted the plaster
system-on TINS land IS one OF tie best country grist
mills below Richmond, producing an income Of about
hiteen hundred dollars per aBnnm or three saw
nii!s can be erected the erist mill inccnside
Iable expense, and which have constant supply of
the best pine in the lower country in It's immediate
negbDorhosd Ihspurchaser, il lac chooses, can have
me OF carrying the pil to James river, where
he can have a fall OF upwards Of tW enty feet.
For terms, apply to the subscriber.
PATRICK HENDREN-For HiiE Carter.
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Ite4snry Department, UaShiRgton 1gprfi rs ISIS
NOTICE is hereby given, to the proprctors of stock
Issued under the convention with France of The
SUN OF april 1909 commonly called Louisiana Stock
that noety, half the principal OF said stock
viii be redeemed the 2st of October next ensuisg
the o2e hereof, and that the will paid TO The
respective pTopretors their atornies duly author
lzed on the day before mentioned AT the Treasury in
Washington, or at such Loan Office on the books where
OF any portion OF said stock may then stand.
Information is further giren, That the interest due
II the time OF redemption, such part said stock as
Is hed III Europe, will be paid as heretofore in Londo
ana Amsterdam and that the interest on such part o
said stock as has been domesiicated will paid at the
same time with the principal either the Treasury or
al the loan Offices before mentioned. lind IL is also
hereby made kRoa That interest cnte aoiety or half
OF said Louisiana Stock intended To be redeemed az
aforesaid VIII cease aud determine after the 2Ist day of
OCTOBER, 1878. WIN. n. CRAWFORD
Secretary Of the Treasury.
MAY ,. II6vtth
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July IA,

1issoLUI ioN.-A dissolution OF the IIns ~ Echols
a. s Settle Of Richmond, and Settle & Echois Of
LyhchDurs, TOOK place oil the 18th day of December
1917 except as related the winding business OF
the concerns which is closed with the exception Of
very few accounts Settle " Echos' books which
JOHN M. SETTLE has agreed TO take OH his own ac-
count, and is authorized settle them. All accounts
between Us relating 10 the late are set
tied. JOSEPH ECUOIS
GARLAND n. MITCHELL
Attorney for John NJ. Settle.
July ~. n n,
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Wants q Situation as a Miller,
4 SINGLE YOUNG NAN, who has been regularly
Tor, aton. line addressed TO 4 y al
the POST once Fredericksburg, Va. will be atlenoedto
July7. ~ rs.
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sNoR SALE OR EXCHANGE, on reasonable trins ,
for real properly III the city OF Richmond or in its
vicinity. ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND ACRES OF
LAND, n the state of Kentucky.
For sale, also tract Of fIFrY ACRES OF LAND,
near luckahoe creek, IN the county OF Henrico but
snort distance above the confluence OF the creek with
James Fiver.-Ths latter tract of land is believed to
contain as great quantity OF coal any tract like size
on either side of James river or any where on The wa.
tiers thereof Along with the will be sold aud con
Veyed n right OF ngTess egress and regTes into aud
ont OF more tb an two hundred adjoining The 6fty
WIN privilege IN perpetuty OF searching for digging
and carrying away all coal that may be found the said
adjoining land. On the fifty acres Of land coaL has
actually been fouRd.
II Enquire of Maj. Robert Gamble, Of the subscr-
Der. AI.lX McRhR
July 3. n ~