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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-09
FICTITIOUS DISTRESS.

We are now (says a Nsw-York paper)
blest with peace and prosperity-the earth
yields her fruits in abundance, and no dis
tres. is felt except BY imprudent persons
who have pushed their credit too far. The
honest and industrious part Of the commu-
nifty suffer some inconvenience and loss by
the distracted state OF the currency; but
such men as avoid the bank mania have lit
tie to fear by these adverse times. Truly
'wretched is that poor man who hangs on
banking favors."
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-09
EQUALITY OF CONDITION..

There is certain class or station in So
ciety 10 which every man is fitted by nature,
and from which il is impossible to Withdraw
without becoming atonce ridiculous and un
happy. This is finely illustrated by Ger
yantes, in his description of the behaviour
and sufferings of Sancho Panza, when the
clown supposed himself emperor of the is
rand OF Barataria.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-09
ANOTHER CAPITAL TRIAL.

After the sentence Of death was passed
on the pirates on Wednesday last, VIM.
Holmes, Thomas Warrington, and Edward
Roswaine, were arraigned before The cir
cult court for two indictments for murder on
the high seas. Their trial was assigned for
Monday next, and at their request, J. 7.
Austin, and VIM. J. Spooner, esqs, were
assigned as their counsel.
We understand these are the same men
whe were originally held to answer before
the supreme court Of the state at Plymouth:
but that tribunal not having jurisdiction Of
the case, they were transferred for trial at
the circuit court of the United States.
Boston Patriot.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-09
VIRTUE.

lfyou look into the world and attend care
fully to the actions ofmen, you will find true
enjoyment only among those who are really
rirtuous others may appear with more
noisy jollity, but this is only kind of in
temperate excess which soon gives way to
an almost insupportable melancholy. &.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-09
HYDRoPH0RIA.

A boy lately died in England Of Hydro
phobia, who had been bitten by mad dog
in August 1917. This completely proves
the theory, that person is not out OF
danger, although the wound should heal at
ter he is bitten. -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-09

Colonel John Geddes, firm and unde-
Waiting republican, has been elected COVER
nor Of the state of South.C Carolina.
Two wells have been sunk on a farm in
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QUICK WORK.

Ticket No. 32l, which came up the CAPT
tai prize OF $50, 900, in the grand state lot
terry, on Friday last, was sold at Aliens Of
fee in Baltimore, only the day previous, ir
whole ticket, to gentleman Of that city
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-09

has allotted to him.. Mr. Larkin is well
known in the district, and merits all which
his friends can say in his favor. Mr.. De
Clancy's talents, as far as they have been
developed, have exhibited traits Of skill
and brilliancy worthy of the most liberal
encouragement. As the gentlemen above
named have merely intimated their design,
l hope they may be induced to announce it
publicly; in which'case feel assured that
thessupport they viii receive will equal
neutrality-suspicious.
AN AMATEUR.
John Graham, late commissioner to South
america, is appointed by the President OF
the United States, with the advice and con-
sent of the senate, TO be minister plenipo-
Tertiary from the United States TO Rio ia
metro, vice Mr.. Sumpter, who desires per-
mission to return. National Intsligeacer.
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.
We learn that the president has nomina-
ted to the senate, as directors, on the part
of the government, II the bank Of the Uni
ted States, the FIVE present directors. Messrs.
zones, Butler, Connolly, Williams and
Bovine; but that the nomination has not
been acted on by the senate, being probably
laid over until the result of the investigation
into the conduct of the bank of the United
States shall be disclosed. The election for
directors by the stockholders took place on
the 4tb instant, and the election for presi-
dent takes place soon after. The directors
not having been appointed on the part OF
the United States, Il became necessary for
the stockholders 10 elect Mt. Jones, if he
was to be reelected president. We have
not heard the result Of the election, but have
reason TO believe that this course has been
taken. Mr.. Cheves has been spoken of as
likely to be voted for also as President
How that may be, we know not, but il is
believed Mr.. G. is one of the new directors
elected. [IJid.
CAUTION.
The public are cautioned against recei-
wing one hundred dollar bills Of the bank of
America, as many are in circulation which
are two and three dollar bills altered TO one
hundred. Between two and shree thou
sand dollars of such bills have been already
taken by the Mechanics bank, as genuine.
[.New- York Evening Post.
The following appointments, made by
the king Of Portugal, have been recognized
by the president.
S. B. Nones, vice-consul for Virginia.
Philip Mareti, do for Massachusetts and
New-Hampshire.
John Vaughan, do for Pennsylvania, De-
laware and West-Jersey. [Frankl,n Gaz.
We are informed that Murray, Fairman,
Draper & Co. have received a letter from
England, requesting one of that firm to come
over, to superintend the engraving Of notes
for the bank of England. Ibid.
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tS.igned)

fDIlaoeipnia, Jan. "a, 1919.
@Editors who have re-published the
statement from the National lnteiligencer.
will please to insert the atsve in their re-
spective papers. =
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-09

HENRY DRiNKER,
ELIHU CHAUNCEY,
QUNTIN CAMPBELL,
HENRY KUHL.
SAML. WILCOX,
j. WILLIAMS,
D. Vaudeville,
THOS. WILSON
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-10

~ This morning about Two o'clock, The
Mail was robbed about one mile ibis side Of
Brldge,own, by three daring villains, and a.
bout one bushei Of letters and packages 'aken
therefrom. The following, among other
properly, was taken from the passengers,
viz: One smali red Pocket Book, and one
gold hunting Wa,ch, with de6cien in
the catch, which made il difficult 10 keep
shut. One of the robbers Was trim built
man, about 5 teet 8 inches IN height--bad
OF coatee Of a dark colour. Tne hers,
one feet g, aud one S feet inches high
had on a drab coloured rouDdabouis. They
spoke no language bot l. ench, and TWO Of
them are presumed TO be +. enchmeo.
THOMAS WARD.
Ehza6ethlogvr, Feb |
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-10
NEWPORT.
REPUBLICAN CONVENVlON.
IVEDN,hoDAY, FsBaUxRY 10

wv A General Republican Conven.
ton VIII be holden Al the State House.
III Bristol, on ednesday evening, Feb.
IL, to make arrangements for he eDs,l-
nag spring Election. 1he Republicans
IN the several towns, which are represen-
ted by iederalists, are requested TO eject
Delegate. accordingly. II is earnestly
hoped that every town may be fully rep
lcsented Ill CONVENTION.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-10

Tae 0ssk. used % ,Ls accession we're
made Of raw sheep skin, one Of which Vas
found With the leuers.
q Numerous parties started early yesterday
oorning in pursuit Of the robbers and, to
use the language Of a gentleman from Rsh
way, Jersey was all 10 arms"
Il is supposed the robbers made for the
water, and tina, they are now in this city.
There wore foor male passengers IN the
stage, and one female.
As mail robbers are punished with death,
and as recsnt executions have taken place for
this offence, the sbsve m.y be considered
most daring outrage.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-10
From fle az Y. Ca.ettts. FsA. S.


we understan tha, Mr. Henry Cohen, q
! passenger Ia the mail coach, had about thir-
". .hcce thousand dollars in his possession at
hshe time, waich he prudently slipped down
under foot, and which was not disc 1vcrcd by
tho ROBBERS. Ihis money was sent on by
one or the BANKS ia PhiIadclphia, and Deposit
nrd yss.erd,y 10 tho Manhastan Bank by Mr..
kccNsn.
Sixty one letters from N. Orleans are mis-
&AAand oil those from Philadelphia, except
on which the postage was paid, arc
E.-T These being In q bundle BY. them.
escaped. s0
believed that these robbers have not
been successiul ia obtaining the most valua.
Sic part Of the mail
kH Ono Of the robbers was stout man, hav-
~ a. o{dark great coat, and dark pantaioons;
|kTo(ho ~ had on a white hannel jacket, the
olfom of which was tuckst under his pan.
loons, and Of mean appearance the third
- who Kept the driver 10 awe with pistol,
lt not DO disccrned. They observed to
passsnscrs, that they need not b alarm
1. that they did not intend to hurt any one,
Sic object being money.
TosY were armed with pistols and dirks,
FI lSrRcS knives, which they took pains 70 ex
fbityll6 order 10 k.ep the passengers Ia Con.
k{Snt stxd. Their civility, Tor robbers. was
cosidSfed rematkabls-~io' had they made a
oeoutR search Of tho passengers snd the
xob, they would have ob,ained an immense
d of money
a.. Cohen l. Of opinion, from thoir want o.
nf Ia this limo Of lheis profession, that they
bo sppreheuded. ".
Ass. Mash. the post.mas,er Of Rahway,ar AZ
kivo0 In town with uumber Of iette,s, which
1vsre found near the spot where the robbie
'sook place. The letters found are nearly ai
I open, and ere principally from the city O.
~ ~shingson and Richmond ia vuginia.-
Xx>(i u very singular, however, isthis fact,
smon&the ls,tsrs found. we're two large
indies o. bank notes from Washington,
<ieh ~, cn,irc, The seals OF the envelope
smsining sasouchsd
HThis is smother proof Of the ouoglne mao
81 which these rav hspds hsys gone
6qgh their hasipese-s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-10
MIL RORBERY.

Two Of the robbers Of the Southern Mail,
,o,iced in our last, have been detected in
New York, and large psstion of the letters
I'd their valuable contents secured. The
ard has been traced on his rout, to Phila.
ielphia, and mus, inevitably be taken, as his
,vsson is identified. The whole Of the pack.
ges, letters, as we'll as bills, are expected It..
- regained, the perpetrators appearing TO bs
,ong 10 villainy, though desperate In their
esen, fortunes. They are understood TO
. oil Frcnehuen. II is understood, that
uard is Immediately TO be established TO-
- Mail Coach, between Philadelphia and
I'd New-York; and arms provided for tn
sc Of passengers who may desire them.--io
-o:u:o-
A letter from Nashville states that the
alth Of Gen. Jackson Is very precarieus,
I'd his constitution broken down d cxhsus'
d in the service Of his country. Speaking
: he efforts made by Mr.. Cobb against him.
ne letter has the following observations;
elf Mr.. Cobb had been with Cen. Jaeksor
u that campaign, wsdiog through swamps up
. his chin, swimming rivers swollcn beyond
teis banks, and subsisting on scsn,y allow
sc Of noreAed corn for ,hroc o. four months,
as,eat Of being comfortably seated RI Goa
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-10

eress hall, voting fos ,hs Increase o. his per
diem compehsalion 70 eigh, or ten dollars,
and making ridiculous speeches on the ce-
cssion, doubt 90, bu, he would have shougat
very differently upca this subject"
The farmers on Long Island have plough
ed up many hundred acres Of their land; rom
which The most beneficial eunseentnes must
stise, as it will moi only de.,Ity The grlp
zv0, M, but the wild onion, aIss.
SUPREME COURT or e. S..
The following Judges ere now sitting 10
the Supreme Court q, Washington, VIZ.
Chief Justice Marshall. Judges Wsshing'on,
Johnson, Livingston, Duvsii, and Sio,y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-10
Bp Gpail.
R0bbery OF me 1reaf Southern Maik
lRRoM TnE nEW-IoRx A nYoc ATE. REn 21

nuctnSE oUOCtous foOoCfy Oh 1To Cnitcu
. States Mil has been committed, although
she execution Of Hare and alexander, for the
same offence, is so recent. Three villains
stopped the mail near Bridgtown, n. J.--thcy
were dressed 10 short Jackets had their faces
blackened, or wore masks--they presen'ed
pistols and dirks, and cut the traces of the
wheel horses, and robbed the passengers Of
money end watches ,bey'then took tho mail
bar, cut IL open, and filled pais' of saddle
bags and handk rchct with letters, and IN adc
their escape. A large sum, 10 difTsren, notes,
Is missing. One OF ,he passengers (Mr. Z.
COHEN, Of Pf-aoelphis) had package, con-
raining a very considerable amount for the
Manhattan Bank, which he concesled from
them and secured. A reward Of 8 900 is
offered for the arrest Of the robbers by our
Postmaster, and 200 more by the Postmaster
of Newark. II 10 said that they spoke
French, which language they doubtless as
sumed TO prevent detection; and as II prob.
sble that they may have left this city by wa.
Ter, IL would bs we'll 10 keep u sharp look out
At tho wharves. This second robbery, and
rhe risks and accidents incident 10 the irsns-
portation of the mail, render IL necessary TO
nave guard we'll armed. A large number
Of letters have been brought to the post office
Tn this city, opened and mulilated--they were
found not far distant from the place where
rhe obbe'y was committed ~e
Qgciai aseouat of Mule missing and those received
az NsW-Ysrk, is! fe6 i6iS.'
From Washington to Nsw Yosk slate re-
esived bundles Nos. /, .. 4 aod [; bill mis-
sine, and the number OF boundless not known
From do. to Now Hampshire state, Nos.
and 8, with bilL missing /; No, 2 'ecewed
Fiom do. to Vermont state, NO. missing,
and No. 2 aud bill received.
Econ do. to Boston, No. ?, bill received,
and No. bill missing
From do. 10 Connecticut state, No. re-
eeiyed res,, with bill, missing.
From do. 10 Maine district, No. received;
real, win bill, missing.
From d.. TO Massachusetts state, No. l re-
eeived rest, with biii, missing.
From Philadelphia to New York, Nos
bill reed rest, with bill, missing.
Ffom Baltimore to do No. received;
xest, with bill, missing.
n From New O'leans TO do. Nos. . and 5,
/. With bill, reed; No. /, containing 81 letters,
missing.
From Savannah TO do. a mail due bot none
Received.
\ From Augusta to do. mail reed entirs.
IA From N. CaroJinu TO do do. do.
y IEsom Richmonh to do. do.
4Erum Norfolk 10 do. do
From Petersburgh to do. do.
From Alcxandcr to do, do.
VI From Washington City to do. DO.
From Chamber sbu, gh to do. do.
From Winchester TO do. do.
.Ttsnl Fsyettville TO do. do.
x from Nashviiiee (Ten.) to do do.
|, From Georgsown (Col) to co. do.
IL L. - n
stsr., eight double, two treble. one ked
81 Ia cents, and one marked rs are missing.
From Ness Yook Ssosc, four bundles are
received. and 1t is supposed that SIX or eight
had been tskon by the robbers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-10

a.J tour, where was cfe-,5 tie Sse ofhaas
ior my perfornance free Of expense. I
could enumerate more instances of generosity
han your leisure wosld permit you to read,
besides which IL might be thought irrelevant
TO the subject. must, therefore, SUN up
The expression Of my feelings 10 this deela-
ration, that have never yet been more a.
greeably surprised than by my rspid glance
TO America ; and shall always hold in aiiec-
tionato remorance the county which well
coined me as stranger, and paronized me
with as much ardour as she could have shown
had been her own son. Once more epoI.
ogisng for obsIudiDg my opinion or the
public, have the honor TO be, sir, your obe-
disnt bombIe servsnt,
c. B IECLEDON.
--:::::::--
We have just seen a copy Of Repor, recent
iy made by committee OF the House OF Rep.
resentaiives, Of which Mr.. Lowndes was
chairman,on the subject OF proposed amend
ment Of the laws which regulate the coins of
the United States and foreign coins. This
report which was accompanied by Two bills
TO carry it's recon me ndations into feet, Il
Of the irst importance TO the commercial IN
teres of the country and 10 the msintenance
of a specie medium. We shall publish the
X port forthwith and shall give il the earlier
publicity. because IL is necessary 10 explain
the motives OF the bill repo, ted on the sub
ject, the provisions OF which have been aires-
dy stated.--N0f. In.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-10
Ne YSPAPER PILFERERS-.zcAIh.

Ne YSPAPER PILFERERS--.HGAI
A person was yesterday morning detected
taking Oh pape, tom he door Of store, al
which it had bsen previously LETT by The ca,
rier. lie was observed, pursued and oyertak.
en-, afser RAINING some distance, by spirued
individual, whose fot bearance and lenuy did
not permit him to bes,ow the chastise m nj so
clearly merited. Measures however have
been taken FOR ascertsioing his name and
we now assure this offender, ss well az Others
that ,heir petty thef,s shah not go UNPUBLISHED
While on the subject OF oar owu concerns,
we must again protest agains; The system now
in ope' alton among the many Of 4" borrowing
their neighbours, papet" thereby frequently
depriviag him Of its perusal, and at the same
time saying iae expense which he is k,t too
SO did to incur. Small Indeed mus, be tha,
mans share OF pat striotsm, who is unwilling
to contribute four or eight dollars, for which
he receives an equivalent, TO keep IN mo.ion
THAI powerful enemy of ,yran,s, Free Press
Boston Chron Il Par.
Indian Treosy.--By the Treaty MADE with
the iodians, by Cass and M'Arthur, he u
nned States are bound to poy several lndIan
tribes, the amount Of 8 1000 Annually, forev-
e. Sa3oo annually, ior fifteen years and
$500 IN the yesr 5lS, oil f,aya6ic in Sheeie-
the old annuitics 80 be continued. The Uni
ted States also agree to pay tor damage done
several tribes 'duiiag The war, to the amoun,
of about Sl6 e7s. Also, to pay The value of
improyenens made by the Indians, which
they may have 10 abandon in con, ,equence OF
the treaty. The United States lis, grant lands
10 Wainins Stick, Running a6ouf, Ris. shake,
Tails end, FaNing-sree, When-you.src. tired
SIR doSoa, and TO sund'y other Indians, to the
amount of ono hundred and four square mic .,
10 different parts--also, thirty thousand acres.
Georgia Journal
--o!mc:-
CONGRESS-
On Mondsy and Tuesday, there was con.
siderable business done in both branches of
Congress.--T The debate On tho Seminole
War, was still continued and from appear
ances, not likely TO tel inmate, until every
member, who fell inclined to display his tai
ents had spoken on the subject.-The last
speakers were Mcssrs. Lowodes, Nelson,
Tyler, Ppudexter and Fuller, (Mass) A bill
has passed the Senate, 10 be engrossed for
third reading, providing for sick and disabled
scamsn. The fund for this purpose, is to be
,aised by taxing all sesmen employed IN the
registered vessels of the y. 5. the contribu
ton of forty cents per nonth.-Severai res
buttons were offered to tho House. by Mr..
Spencer, on the subject of the National Bank,
md after cousiderabie conversation, were or
tered 10 lie on the table. If adopted, these
resolutions will either materially alter, or G.
ventTully destroy the Institution, altogether.
Bos. Gag.
--:o:.:o:-
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Vaccine Institution.

TINE small pox having appeared in A.
Il lexandria, such persons as have been
vaccinated by the subscriber are invited to
attend at his Office, on St. Asaphstreet, be-
tween Prince and Duke streets, to have
their arms examined. INDECENT persons
are also invited to the same place for the
purpose Of being lvaccinated. The sub
scriber will attend at his Office every day
in the week except Sunday, from Z o'clock
until 10 in the morning, for the purpose oil
receiving them.
He proposes also to be less particular
than heretofore in the investigation of their
claims TO the benefit of the Institution, as
may respect their indulgence and length OF
residence in town. The subscriber ear
nesily requests all such citizens as may be
acquainted with ersons liable to contagion,
to send them without delay as above d.
rected, where they will be served efectu-
ally and gratuitously.
Mareh2s If GUST. A. BROWN.
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Robert GRAY

HASjust received on consignment, 70
l. sale,
Walkers octave Dictionary, stereotype
edition
EweIl's Medical Companion
Virgil, Cicero, Sallust and Horace Del
phini,
Clark's Cesar; Aimsworth's Dictionary
TayIor's Enquiry into the Principles and
Policy of the Government Of the u. States
TayIor's Arator, being Series OF Agri-
cultural Essays, Practical and Political
Doctor Watts large and small Catechism
- - Preservation from the sins
and foliie. of Childhood and Youth
. School Testament, fine and coarse
A few copies O'Neil's Geography
Dwight's Geography
copyNorse's Universal Geography os-
tav # February 5
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Gunston for Sale.

THIS elegant estate is situated on inc
Potomac. Is miles below Alexandra
lit is bounded on three sides by the Poto-
mac and Pohick creek, and contains nearly
5000 acres Of land, level and fertile. to
which are attached six shad and herring
Asberies, two of which command the III
YER channel. This land will be laid Oh IN
fbur tracts, so as to have one or more fsh-
aries to each these tracts will be again dl-
vided Il requisite. Tins estate IS levei ana
beautifully situated, very fertile, and re.
markably healthy. Plaster acts win an
effect equal to that of any part OF Virginia
or PENNSYLVANIA have used 5Oo 6usheiS
in twelve months, and such IS its beneficial
operation, that were to keep this land
should considerably increase the quantity.
A manufacturing mill is distant about two
miles, ON a stream navigable tor vessels
carving 1900 bushels of wheat, where the
Ra,tinore aud Dist. of Columbia prices are
giyeh iorgrain: being bounded on 3siies by
water. small extent only of fence sne-
ce,sary to iuclose the whole: it would he
admirably adapted to grazing. Inc in;-
-. proyements are large and very
"A ~ ubstantial brick mansion, 40 by
70 feet with every necessary out
EG house, three commodious barns,
houses for Negroes, and FISH houses at each
of the fisheries. 10000 bricks and 1000
bushels of lime are just burnt on the pre-.
mlses. Phere is considerable extent OF
live fence, both useful anfornamental, two
orchards of well selected apples and peach,
besides am abundance of other choice fruit.
Msre than $50 acres are in clover, 200 in
- l.oI 4. in ,,repa ration for sowing
$50 bushels Of small grain. Any quantity
of hay can be cut from the low grounds,
some of which (and all might, have been
reclaimed at triaing expense: The river
and creeks, abound with Wild fowl, parti-
cularly canvass backs, the woods with deer
and a variety of other game. Mules, cat.
tle, highly improved sheep, farming uten-
,els and household furniture can be had.
The terms of sale will be accommodating.
Property in any of the cities, negroes, bank
stock, western lands, OF lands near the
Ridge, will be taken in Representatives,
must be addressed to me at Pohick Church,
Fairfax county, Virginia.
September4 GEORGE MASON.
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Houses for Sale.

ss The premises on the South east
FIR corner Of King and Henry streets.
80 containing 9 good dwelling houses,
~ with stores ready fitted up for bu-
g Also, the brick dwelling house
AHh and store near to the former, lately
..sl in possession of Dennis N. Eyles,
49, esq. tor whose time therein, the
nth Of Feb. next, it may be rented; :,
ftTAll the above property would be sold
upon liberal credit, the payment being Sc
oured. Inquire OF ,o,,,
VAUDEVILLE & LARMOUR.
September 90 dti