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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-07
HOWARD.
CLARE AssIZES.

The execution of the tour unfortunate
wretches who were hanged. pursuant 10 sem
tence, al the Ennis Assess, OH Wednesday
and Thursday week, is calculated to awaken
those horri6e d feelings which accounts Of sa'
wage ierocity, perpetrated centuries since,
would tail to inspire. We would almost W sh
to avoid the contemplation of those scenes
that led 10 the fatal contamination OF this mi.
seraIle drama but our duty wills it other.
wise ; ard siCkcning at the retrospect, we
must still look on 1t, till vision, disguised, re-
fuses 10 perform its wonted office.-The
crime for which the first two suffered was
murder-murder in such shape as renders
nate female, who was supposed 10 have given
information relative to illicit distilleries in
the district of Moyree. At The close of the
yenirg, few months since, she passed, as
was frequen ly her custom, the house OF John
and James Sullivan, wherein their compan-
ion. John Burns, was then employed in max
ing whiskey. Al the woman passed, Sulli-
vans mother called out in IRISH, There goes
Biddy the informer.' The men paused, ga
zed at each other, and at that instant. re-
venge and murder expelled reason and hu-
mainly from their souls the iIl-staned Bid
dy pursued her course, and they resumed
their Illicit work until they found it compile.
ted, without the hindrance which Bddy's
appearance had led them to expect; JOY at
their success induced them to drink freely Of
the newly finished spirits, but this unly adj
ded to their thirst for vengeance, and nought
but the blood of their miserable victim could
quench lis fire. Armed with various wea-
pons, they left then dwelling, and in one
short hour Biddy the intormer was no more
On entering her hut, which could not resist
them, the foremost struck her on the head
with stone, which fractured her skull, and
laid her at his feet; yell of savage JOY an
nounced The triumph, and the PROSTATE. al
most inaniuate being was raised from the
earth, to undergo more cruelties. She was
placed against the wall, and her breasts were
severed from her body trembling with ago
ny, she showed signs of life, till one. with
Il Gre pity than the rest, by repeatt d missions
witt. knife and pitchiork, made 10 her side
and stomach, completed the work OF Carnage.
Finding her no longer capable OF administer
ing to their horrid pleasures, they precipita.
ted the mis-shapen carcase into an adjacent
river, and coolly informed uan who lived
near to it, that there was woman drowning.
He, perhaps, aw are of their character, or at
least suspecting something, told them he
would not open the door-ihat il the wo.
man was drowned, his assistance could he of
no use. They could gain no admttance,
and they retired-,beir hands and persons
0egrirhed with gore. When they had gone
The man came out, and found what to HIM
appeared TO have once been human body,
but SO mulllated as scarce to retain the SEM
blsncs. They were arrested, convicted,
and received the punishment they meriied.
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Add 2 mo. ig,
Makes4 mo. Is, or April Is.

But between 10 mo. 81, l75l and mo. 3,
1859, add l2 days only.
Thus mo. 81, 1852, or June 80.
Add l2,
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DISPARITY OF JUSTICE FOR LOUISIANA.

A squatter (even a single many who slip
ped into our country. without The knowledge
or permission of the Spanish government,
gets mile square OF land from congress {;
while an old Spanish subject, with a nume-
rous family, Cannot obtain from this same
congress. even the confirmation Of his cid
Spanish grant, be it ever so small.
[St. Louis Gazette.
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by exsravag ance--and our principles were
not yi.iated by bad examples. Nothing can
have a better effect than adopting system
with children and never departing from it.
# the principles are sound. \ very saered
and solemn duty is imposed upon parents,
not only to feed and clo,he their children,
(for that seems to be the boundary attention
with many persons) but to preserve their
mind and morals pure-to incu!cate, 10y pre-
cept and erampie, lessons of prudence, eco
nomy and industry. This can only be effect
ed in one way |: by decision and jmiicious
severity. Unless child fears his parent, he
will never obey or respect him. This seve-
riy does not consist in beating child--but
keeping HIM alta respectful distance admit
ting him only at stated periods into his pre-
sence, and at those periods conyeFsing rati-
onslly and affectionateIy with him crushing
in the bud every attempt at wit, or what is
called, smart sayings, the precursors only OF
insolence, rudeness, and i'll manners: but,
on the contrary, inprinting, upon their wax
en- minds. lessons of mildness, temperance,
and industry.
Some will say, that by this cold and re-
pulsive course, you teach children TO hate
you but il should be remembered, that ia
miliarity destroys respect and where tbeIe
is no respect, there is no iear--where there
is no fear, there is no obedience. child
may tear his parent but in time ne will dis
cover the good qualities of his father, account
for his severity and love him !; and that very
severity will induce child 10 do nothing
that may offend him. Let them live hard y
when young: partake of rough, but whole
some fare: abstain from luxuries dress
plainly: give them little or no money: teach
them to earn it: give them a trade when they
are able 10 work, or suitable profession ::
see that their time is employed and. compel
them, while under your care, to obey your
commands, and they will turn olt' good CT
tizens. 1t is fact, which is undeniable,
that scven-eighths of the bad characters, who
di.Ggure tie worldwide are useless to
themselres--of no credit or service to their
families, have been thus reduced TO extre-
mites from the culpable neglect and unpar-
donabe indifference Of parents.
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The late governor of Cuba requested TO be
recalled. The new governor is native OF
the standard is the first native which has
been appointed to that Office.
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silas Read. Esq. Of PlainGeld, in the State
of New Hampshire, raised the present year,
from one acre Of ground, one hundred and
three bushels and t5vo quarts of Indian corn.
The land was accurately surveyed, and the
grain was measured by two persons chosen
for the purpose.
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Stone " are.

EOHN SWAMI, manufacturer OF stone
- .ware, in the town of Alexandra. res
pecitully informs his customers, that he mas
been enabled latelY'ro make a great i'm
piovement in his ware. although il has
been at considerable expense and labor,
and be looks to generous public for a
support He also would inform them, that
Ae'has on hand, at this time, large as
sortment OF ware, equal 10 any made in
the Cnlted States. The merchants in the
adjoining counties in Virginia will find it
to their advantage in buying stone ware
IRON him, as. he is determined none shall
sell lower than be does, his prices being
at tins time from 60 to 80 per cent. lower
than they are IN Baltimore and he will
warrant his Ware to be of good quality,
winch has been acknowledged by the yery
best Judge. of that article.
Merchants from the Country leaving OF
sending their orders 10 .Hessrs. J. &.
Douglas; B Hampsoa {. Co. or J. W
ifGs.g; hewill have them promptlv filed
9p, and all orders thankfully received Inv
JOHN SWAMI.
Alexandria, AUGUST 5. 81
The Winchester Gazette, warrentop
'aiiadium, Leeshurg Washinetonian. He.
aid { Woodstock and c. rieston, (Jef-
Erson) paper, will insert the above twice
;week for four weeks, and send their ac-
tnants TO this Office for payment.
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Notice to Creditors.

ME persons named in deed executed
y by JOHN II CREASE, on The Sd
Gay OF April last, as creditors Of the said
Jonn Il. Crease, are requested to produce
To the trustee, on or before the 18th inst.
tEer respective claims, with affidaviis to
tae verify thereof, setting forth the amount
Dow due, and whether they hold, or any
Person or persons for then, directly or in
Directly, any her security ton the pay
ment d the same, or any part thereof and
Ii So, the value ami extent of such security.
ana they are tur her, rega, sted TO meet at
the. Office ofthe subscriber, at SIX O'Clock.
Oh the evening of the 18th inst. TO give
such directions as may he deemed neces-
sary, with respect to the future mango.
nent OF the trust. COLIN AULD.
august Trustee.
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Whitiand and Cole.

lying and b,''g in Charles county Mary
land, containing between three and four
hundred acres. This land l. handsomely
situated, lying immediately On MatswO-
man Greek, at least one third of hen is
in wood, With Sufficient 9uabtity ol marsh
land for graz'ng-thst part Of lhe land
which is in cultivation is well adapted 10
the -erowth OF corn, wheat and tobacco,
and with proper care would be equal, il
not snI erior 10 any land in that neighbour
hood ALSO,
Al the same time and place. will be OF
fered Tor sale The plantation al rrestrt IN
the occupancy Of trarcis s. Sam'i Wheel
err. lying about one mite s"n The aioye
place .CNulaiEing ahUui iOuI hume re q aces.
As ii Is presumed that persons WISHING 10
purchase viii first view the premises, II is
thought unnecessary 10 give a more paitt-
cular descrip ion thereof The terms of
sale will be az follows: viz possession gil
ven On the first day Il January next, at
which time one third Of the purchase mo-
ury will he required. tie remaining two
thirds AT one anJ two years the purchaser
giving bond with approved security 18th
n,esest.-upon the payment Of the whole
purchase money, a sufficient deed rill he
executed TO the purch scr
ALEXANDER MATTHEWS.
July is
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One HUI dred Dollars
Reward.

ON Monday, The 9s'h June, eloped
~ from Bell Isle, K ing George county,
Virginia, two negro men, DAVID ard
JOHN. David is a black fellow, about
forty years 81 age, rather below the mid
die size, has invariably smile when spo-
kea 10, a good hand III The fed, and 10
lerable WAGNER; his clothing. when he
absconded, were an old fell bat, double
miiled drab great coat, much worn, lined
with red hannel.s jsckel and Plantations Of
coarse linen shirt. David has wife be-
longing to Mr.. John Singer, who some
years Since moved from Cu!peper county
10 Harrison county Va. and tor the last
two years has been in habits OF intimacy
With negro woman by the name of Rosel
who was sold last fall. by Mrs. Bergman,
of King George. TO Mr.. George Mason, Of
Gunston. Fairfax co. Va. il is probable he
will attempt to get 10 one of these neigh
borhoods Jack IS a lively black fellow,
about thirty years oil age. Of the middle
size, little bow legged. rather an awk-
ward hand in the field, having been bred
a house servant, It which he excells. ra-
ther surly disposition, and by profession
n Baptist. He has a father belonging 10
Mr.. John B. S. Fitzhugh. near Falmouth,
Stafford co Va. and wife and family be-
longing to Mr. Thos. Fiizhugh, of Bren.
ion, Prince William co it is highly proba-
BILE he is lurking in one of these neigbtor-
hoods had Oh when be- ahsconded, an
old hat, suit Of domestic cloth cotton and
yarn, and brown linen shit, and car
ried with him a suit OF white domestic
jeans. 1t is probable he and David will
change their names and dress FIFTY
DOLLARS will he given for spprehend.
ing and securing in Jail said negroes, or
half for either, if taken in the state Of Vir-
GINA. or District d Columbia OF the
above reward, if taken out oEthe state, l.
all reasonable charges. if brought home to
the subscribers residence. Master. of
vessels, and others, are ferewarned from
harboriug or carving off said negroes.
FRANCIS r. FiTZHUGH,
King Georges county, Virginia.
july I6 flw
The editors of the Federal Republican,
Baltimore willplease insert the sbdSe
once wets FOR four weeks. and forward
<bo;r o.,s.r,ss 70 IL -
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June Is
Missouri and Illinois Bounty
Lands

ENHE subscriber has now for sale num-
Z Der of the most valuable tracts, in
both Ofthose rich and improving bodies of
lands, and can supply applicants with any
number they may wish, and IN any part OF
either territory. Every person who visits
the Western Country, particularly those
who intend settling there, should take with
shem few quarter sections ofihose lands !;
every man who has young and growing
family, and can spare few hundred DOL
lars. should not miss the present opportu
nitv of getting some of those lands as it
will insure 10 his children greater Ger
tainiy than any other investment he can
possibly make for their benefit From the
immense emigration 10 both Illinois and
Missouri, particularly to the military lands,
il is certain there Must be great rise in
the price very soon, and those who miss
the present opportunity, will never again
have a chance TO do so we'll The patents
will he sold very low, for cash good notes
or bonds at short dates. or bank stock in
IT, Central Bank Of Georgetown and
X Washington, and the Farmers and Mocha
MICS Bank of Georgetown. As am a
large dealer in Military Bounty Lands, |
can supply any number that may be re-
CURED.
Please TO apply at my Exchange Bank
ing House, Bridges'reet. Georgetown.
RoMULUS RIGGS.
iuiy 3f DE
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100 Dollars Reward.
DAN of from my plantation on the 25th
Il inst. bright Nlulatlo Slave, named,
EREDEBFCE.
FREDERICk.

Commonly known by his associates as
Frederick Bankhead,) He is ahou, %
wears of age. 5 feet 8 or 10 inches high. ac-
tive and intelligent, stammers lite when
spoken TO, with large scar on his upper
lip. grew eyes and curly hair, which be ge-
neraIiy keeps cut and combed in fashion,
He had on when he ran away, brown linen
trewsers and shirt, leather apron and
checked harikerchief, red and blue. tied
around his waist, a pair of New England
sale shoes, no other clothing WIN hun 1
viii give for him 10 be secured in any Jail
out Of the state OF Virginia, OF District of
Columbia. so that ISet him again, 100 dolls:
Iftaken in Washington or Georgetown 81;
f in Alexandra town or county, 80 dolls.
or if IN any town or county in Virginia, so
dollars, aud all reasonable charges. If de.
Iiyered 10 me, or TO the Jailor of Fairfax
county, who is authorised by this aoyer-
tisement, TO receive him, for safe keeping.
June so If WIN. ROBINSON.
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Notice.
w heat.
Coffee. Vhiskev, Brandy. sc.

OOIItt. w iliSht Ipi dltuS At.
v lindsay {. HILL have just received
Il from New-York, per schr. Dash,
eaptlin Smith {;
1853 bags St. Domingo coffee
leo bis. rye whskey
2 pipes cOgnIac brandy foldN
5 hampers Champagne, containing
l2 dozen
6 casks London porter, az dozen
90 barrels ci'er, 70 DO.
Ia Store,
50 hhds. retailing molasses
4 pipes 18th proof Holland gin
Jamaica s. w. |. rum in bids.
\. T.. rum in barrels
Sugar in hhds. and barrels
Gunpow3er, imperial, i hyson tea,
in small packages
Liverpool fine and coarse salt, in
sacks
Soft shelpd almonds and pimento in
bags
Ginger in kegs-also, family flour.
They purchase corn and wheat.
august 10
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Fat Cattle for Sale.

TIME subscriber, living six miles above
Il Middlehurg, on The paved road
leading to Alexandria, has for sale up
ward, of 100 head of as fat cattle as can be
produced in Virginia as there is COM
plant of hard times, he will give few
months credit to a man of responsibility.
august 10 JOHN CARTER.
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Flour Business.

THE subscribers respectfully inform
j their friends and the public, that they
have entered into copartnersbip, and their
business will he transacted under the firm
of ASHLEY & STRIBLlNG.
Their ware house is near the upper end
of King. street, and opposite the diagonal
pump; where they will purchase and re-
ceive -four on storage.
They intend keeping GROCERIES,
which they will sell ut small profit for
ca.h. TURNER ASHLEY,
MAGNUS Il. STRlBLlNG
LIME Z
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Harrison Bradley

Despectfuily informs the citizensof Alex
"a andria, and the public,in general, that
he continue, TO carry on The CABINET
BUSINESS, in all its various branches,
and as he has goe assortment Of Furni-
ure on hand, he Aatters himself that those
wbo will give him their custom, will find
il their advantage, as he is determined TO
sell on as good terms as any person in the
district, July 10
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Was Committed.

Fs'O my custody, on the lst July. Ne
J GRO BOY, about IA year. Of age,
a feet 10 inches high, who calls himself
FRANK BULILN nd on when con-
mitted, 40 old Osnaburgh shirt, and pain
says he Was purchase by MIR. Lock,"i the
city of Washington, from Mr.. John
Weigbtman. The owner is hereby re
qieslei to come forward, prove properly,
pay charges, and take him away or he
will be sold for his prison fees, as the law
directs GEO. Fl LANHAM,
heriff Of Prince George cec'v -
iul, II
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For Sale.

4 VALUABLE fam, distant from Alex.
"a andria about three or four miies, ly-
ing on the road leading Mount Vernon,
containing two hundred ana taenty seven
acres, more or less from Git, TO eighty
acres of which is in good wood, and ali
lying well for improvement, having pro-
portion of up and bottom land II is well
watered in every part. There is on this
land beautiful situation for dwelling
house, surpassed by meme in the neighbor.
hood, commanding line view OF Mount
Vernon. Fort Washington, and the Poto-
mac, and very highly improved country
around. Those wishing TO view the land,
are requested 10 apply TO H'Glter II. Jeni-
fer, esq. Clifton Lodge, Fairfax, county.
The terms made known by application to
the subscriber in Alexandra.
P. THOMPSON
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Lands for Sale.

10y VIRTUE of power Of attorney
ES from William s. Courts 10 Tie SUBJ
scnher. will be- sold atpablic sale.
Ca WEDNESDAY, the lSih AUGUST,
in Port To- acco, that valuable tract Of
land wherron John II. Barnes at prese6t
resides called
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Five DtlIars Reward.

ID AN AWAY, on Monday the 18th inst.
I 3 yellow boy, about 20 years old,
about 5 feet inches high, he has scar on
his forehead by name HENRY had
when he ran away, two pair white sheet.
ing pantaloons, one Osnalurg hiEt, one
red flannel do. a new waistcoat, deep buff
with large black and white figures in ii, a
round dark jacket. The said boy hired
out OF Thomas Mason's estate, Wood
bridge, deceased. Any person who will
apprehend the said boy, apd fetch hin
to me, 'or lodge him in any Jail, shall re-
ceive the above reward.
HENLY NELSON,
Brick Tavern, near Alexandria, on the
road leading to Dumfries.
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Notice.

WTHEREAS SAM. & 7Hos. Plunmsr
W have made al assignment OF certain
debts and goods to the subscriber, Tor the
benefit of such creditors as consent TO the
terms of said assignment those persons
indebted 10 s. 3, T. Piummer are reqae>.-
ed to make immediate payment
aug finw JOHN DOUGLASS.
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100 Dollars Reward.

y AN AWAY on tn 25ih of April last,
"a a man called NED. formerly The pro
perry OF MIR Fuzhugh, OF Fairfax, End by
him sold to Hepburn & Dundas. He had
on when he went away ~ old country blue
and white cloth coat, and kersey trowseS
his riehthand in sling. in consequence
of the kick of horse Ned is stupid
looking fellow, and hesitates very much
when he speaks will give fifty dollars
If apprehcned in Tie District, or tic aho,e
reward for apPrt'bcDding him cut 81 the
District, so that get him again.
AGNES DUNDAS. .
Mount Eagle. Nav 10 d6tbwfstf
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SALES AZ Al C1ItN.
By JOHN JACKSON f Co.
THIS Day, at 10 A. M.

THIS DAY, at 10 A. NJ
We viii sell, without reserve, variety
Of articles, 10 clcse difS ent concerns I;
.1moHs 1oh'ch ere,
5 puncbeops 4ih proof Jamaica spirits, for
hsrth Carolina bank paper,
Hhds. s bis Muscoyado sugar,
A few bis fsh-YaricUs articles Of furni-
tUre. curtains and cornice, tables, wai'
1ers, S.c:.-sionewaie. Jugs \ bottles. !.
40 boxes Havana sugar,
90 do raisins (oid)
3 gig harnesses. brides. shoes,
A few domestic cottons. &c &c.
A quantity of empty Trunks ana bottles.
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100 Dollars Reward.

wv tBpfids NV w ttl We
y WILL give the above reward to any
\ person who will return TO my posses
sion, negro Law Renee, who assumes
the sirname OF FENWlCK. This fellow
left my farm, on the Wlcomico river, in
Charles county. Md on the 9th july, in
consequence of his own outrageous con-
duct towards my oyerseer. Ii. Is negro
of fine erect figure, cool features,
smooth black skin, rother above the mid
die stature, of a youthful appearance tor
one OF thirty years OF age, ana 81 great
FEASIBILITY and na;uFa, smar,neSs. HIS
ears grow remarkably close to ms head,
and on the inside Of his lower lip he has
while mark or spat. purchased him i
years ago OF the estate of Mrs Z II.
Courts. If this county. am led Co. Cir
Gums ancCs winch have cone ,omy know
ledge since he ahsconded,) TO believe
that ht will enteayor 10 IN ke his way 10
Kiug George county, Va. ; should he not
take this route, he viii probably be met
with in the District Of Colunbia, or in the
upper ceunlicS OF this state, on his way TO
Pcuusy vania. apprehehd he viii change
his name, AMI ii committed to jail, refuse
Ia slate-tU whom hr belongs, ~ the hIs-
conduct which preceded his departure, 4
his abscoudug, have all appeared since to
have been preneiitated He took all bis
clothes with hi'u. of which he had large
uun.ser; among lhem--a new bear-skIn
over coat, long close bodied blue coat,
a.pair OF striped jean pantaioonS, one or
more white waiStCoats. besides many artI-
cleS OF coarse cioathng these, however,
he will probably exchange. or sell them
Tor cash TO ,ieGray his travelling expenses.
| vii give the above reward TO any per-
son who will 'ring him nome TO me, or
FIFTY DOLLARS if confined in jail. nd
notice given me, 50 hat recover nin - -
Should he be taken out of he state, ! will
also pay all reasonable costs and cha'@es
which nay attend the brInging him home.
IT STODDERr t,
Yves, Hatton, near Aliens Fresh Post
Office, Charles county, Maryland.
aug. "u
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Public Sale.

fNibfIc SHE.
an WEDNESDAY the ll!h inst. at
~ half past 10 O'Clock, A. Nj. will be
sold at auction all the stock in trade of S.
d /. plummer, consisting of groceries,
shoes. &c. al the warehouse corner OF u
Mon and Prince streets.
JOHN DOUGLASS, Trustee.
S. A. MAkSTELLEk, Auct'r.
August 6 imw
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Jamaica Shirts.

ENOUR puncheons 4th proof old Jamaica
4 spirits, just received, and will be sold
low, and North Carolina Bank paper re-
ceiyed in payment, if immediate applica-
ton is made to
JOHN JACKSON & CO.
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