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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-09
NO. ILL.,.
CaDern at Put-in- Bay, Lake Fri
Lake and Rirer St. Clair.

Lake ana htref u. Law.
Dear Sir,-Detroit, you know, is an old
city, and not OF rapid growth yet, some
improvements have taken place there since
the war-among which are, courthouse,
lately built by the government, spacious
catholic church, and several new stores.--
These, with the hospitality nd.polished
manners Of the families Of Governor Cass
and Gen. Macomb, have added considera.
BILE 10 its attractions.
You must now imagine yourself on
board, and, with the addition OF hne
breeze to our steam, pass with me up the
lake and river St. Clair, and ! am confident
you viii be enraptured with the beauty OF
the surrounding scenery. Much as the
towering heightbs Of the Hudson and the
verdant banks of the Connecticut have been
admired, and as much as you have heard
of the green rolling hills of the Ohio, and
the gentle slope Of the shores Of the st.
Lawrence, yet, even these scenes fall tar
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-09
SPIRIT OF LIBERTY.

The legislature Of Barbados have re-
Gently passed resolutions, declaring that
any attempt to establish any tax, duty or
fee, on the inhabitants OF that ISLAND ~
the lords commissioners of the British trea.
surv is Illegal and ougat to be resisted
;ustructing their agent in England to re-
monstrate against these attempts, and to
protest that they will never be submitted
to. and that they are in open violation OF
the inherent liberties of the people OF that
coloay, who can of right be taxed ONLY by
their own representatives. These pro-
ceedings will recall TO the minds OF Ame-
ricans the spirit which led their foreta'
theirs to resist British taxation, and to as
sert their rights and Liberties. We hope
that the same success may attend the re-
sistance OF all people whom their rulers
may attempt to tax unlawislly, or other
wise Cypress. trraHSss" udI'
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From the Baltimore Morning Chronicle.
A friend has furnished US with the fol-
lowing outline of the New Constitution of
the South American Provinces. The PAM
phlet which, as we yesterday announced,
contained the constitution, is a beautiful
specimen of Typography, and furnishes
very favorable evidence of the rapid pro-
gress of the arts under the auspices Of a
free government. In truth, the observa-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-09

Gees to the demon Of war, who having been
exiled from the continent Of Europe, seeks
his abode in South America. He is now
preparing another internal repast, and il is
not for US short-sighted mortals to deter
mine. TO what extent he will be grati6ed.
The president Of the Junta is Dean
Fumes, mentioned by Mr.. Rodney, the
historian of the country, and supposed to
be one OF the warmest advocates of a con-
stitution assimilating so nearly TO that of
the United States.
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IMiaaEebury, {Hermons. J July 81.
RKMARKABLE OCCURRENCE.

On the night Of the 18th instant, a piece
GLAND Of upwards of two acres, on the
western bank Of Otter Creek, in Wey-
bridge, simultaneously caved away and
sunk about go feet from its former level -
The ground, except few feet of the sur
ssce, was composed, to a depth not ascer-
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.Augussa, (Geo.) July 90.

A melancholy misfortune recently took
place in the county of Burke, at the plan
tation OF an acquaintance and friend OF
urs.-This gentleman had employed Sc
yeral workmen from the North 10 build a
brick house. Not having been aecustom~
ed to the climate Of Georgia, and fearing
the consequences of summer residence
here, these workmen resorted to the w'fd
hoar-houna, or horoaghSvort, as pre-
yentive of the fe,ers incident to our eli
mate, during this period Of the year. But
unfortunately for these unhappy men, in
stead OF being the means of preventing dis
ease, the plant has proved fatal, and three
or four who were attacked by its venom
have fallen victims to its effects. Doctor
Allen, young physician, lately from the
Medical Institution of Philadelphia, was
called in TO dissect one of the unfortunate
victims to this plant; and We are INFORM
ed by the Doctor, that there is no doubt
but that their death was occasioned BY the
poisonous qualities of the plant used tor
their preservation We are informed that
there are great number of species OF the
wild hoar-hound. and some of them ex-.
tremelv poisonous. !.
How dangerous is It thus to tamper with
life, without resorting to those whose Study
and whose profession is to search into the
mysteries of nature, and to apply their
knowledge and experience to the beneht
OF mankind. We believe that much use
is made of the wild hoar. hound in Georgia.
Let the public beware of its effects.
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st. Louis, jane 80,

Sous NERF, chief, and one Of the
principal counseIlors Of the Great Osasss
tribe, arrived here few days ago on al
embassy from his nation to the presIden,
to lay before bis excellency on bis arr'"
here, the difficulties which at present ei,
list between them ard the government 'n'
its officers, &c. &c.
Last week colonel Henry Atkinson 90
seeing the ferry boats worked by wOeeh'
imned lately conceived the idea OF Apply
ing them to the barges, bound up the HID
sissippi with U. S. troops, stores, &C.
In about three days he had one OF the oar
ges rugged with wheels and trial maO',
in which she was run up the Missouri aO00'
two miles and back in 80 minutes.
1t is highly gratifying that the go'e' u
ment has placed this prompt, DECISIVE sD y;
distinguished officer in the COMMAND ..
this important station.--This improve"en,,,
which be has put on these baTges W"
prove Of vast importance to the g0'''r
ment, both in expedition and saving V
pense.
By the Rising Sun, at Norfolk, from 49,. -,
Barts, St. Kits papers to the 6tn u'''I ~
have been received. An article ID W.
the latter date confirms the accouh'ie.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-09
Zanesville, (0hio) July %.
DARING ROBBERY I!

DARING hObbEhf
On Wednesday of last week as Mr.. Jo-
seph Taylor of the house of Elder q lay
hr. merchants in Baltimore, was returning
home from this town and having progress
sed about 38 miles, he was attacked by
three villains, one of whom presented a
pistol to his breast threatening him with IN
slant death in case of noise or resistance.
In this unhappy dilemma Mr.. Taylor
thought submission was prudence. The
rascals then blindfolded him, led him a
considerable distance into the adjoining
woods, tied him 10 tree and then riied
hia, of all his money, amounting to be.
tween two and three thousand dollars.
The assault on Mr.. Taylor was made
at about one O'Clock in the day; yet they
kept him tied and blindfolded and remain
ed with him until nine at night, when they
loosed him under an injunction, that he
should remain stationary tor 10 minutes, u
pom peril OF his life.
Much credit is due to the inhabitants re-
siding in the part Of The country near where
the robbery was committed, for their
prompt and spirited exertlons in appre-
bending these scoundrels. We have no
doubt that several hundreds were actively
employed in this praiseworihy task and we
are happy in stating that their exertions
have been crowned with success. On Sa-
turday they were unprecedented in Newark
about 26 miles westwardly from this place,
and on Sunday they were brought to this
town, under sufficient escort, on their
way to Guernsey Jail. the county wherein
the crime was committed & where they are
safely secured to await their trial. Some
thing more than $500 dollars was found
with them. They are strangers in this
part of the country. but we learn that they
call themselves Jones, Green, and Jenkins.
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This is the idea of late tourist.
I This river, at fort Gratoit, is said to he
60 fathoms deep, and not more than 4'0
yards wide.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-19
Salt.
Valuable Stand
For business Of any descriptions
FOR SALE.

EwA The subscriber offers for sale
:H The new three story brick ware.
hs, house that he now occupies. corner
srsan.. King and Washington streets,
%a6 Or siiboht the two adjoining buildings
ha Washington sales.--future is now an
application to rent Il fora Tavern.
Also,
a two story brick dwelling house in
wa'ch ne now resides, binding on Washing
mn street, within fifteen feet Of the above
Premises,
ALSO,
., garden LOT, fenced in-on tbs comer-of
,SNe.n aud Columbus slreets--SO feet on
us lS'mer and 100 feet on the latter, with
"S'aoie erected thereon.
49,, AND
IoVaces Of land on the waters Of Buch-
=, n%t ryer, IN Viryiaie--the soil reported
vi, " %e e excellent and heavy tim5erei. l
WIN sell II toaeither cash, merchandise, or
'Aenanse Tor town property.
~ ISAAC ROBBINS.
''nary 10 %.dSttniwst'
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W. 8 ". iiaunull,
C.3pINE7.yN3KERS.

S.1OhNTSf -sH.1hCSfto,
! ID ESPECTFULLY inform their friends
HI and the public III general, that they
still continue TO carry Oh the above business
in all its various branches, at the same old
stand, Royal-st. between King and Prince,
and have now ON hand handsome assert.
ment OF cabinet ware, all OF their own ma
nufacture consisting ofsids- boards, secre-
tarys and book cases, bureaus, ladies' work
stands, mahogany and stained wood head
s.eads, cradles, sophas and easy. chairs, one
handsome mahogany writing desk, sc. &c.
Also, Oh hand large quantity OF ST. Do:
iningo and Bay Mahogany, in log aud
boards, and cut TO any dimensions at a
short nutice-2fonr or FIVE thousand feet OIL
elegant veueers for bureaus and secretarys
alfof which they PREDETERMINED to sell low
er thah the same quality can be had in the
district. All kinds of upholstry work
done a. usual.
They would rent for one or more years
very excellent shop and yard for car
penter, .wheelwright, or blacksmith, stu.
ated on Roysl-street, between Prince and
Dake street. Feb III II
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Morning and Evening Stage
-

e. -.I-.-~-zaakA6b9&-s ...
To and from Georgetown, Washington City
and alexandria, now running,
W7ILL leave. Crawford's tavern, in
w Georgetown, at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
passing through the city of Washington
calling at all the public houses on the Ave-
niue, and arrive at Alexandria by half past
II o'clock--Ieave Browns City Hotel A.
lexandria, every evening at P. M, and
arrive at Georgetows the same evening.
Fare dollar-All baggage and parcels
at the risk Of the owner or owners thereof.
:, THE PROPRlETORS.
N. b. Books are Kept at Messrs. Davis
& Oneal's Tavern, City of Washington,
for the entry of passengers in the above
line.
The Coachee will leave Browns City
Hotel, Alexandria, at 10 O'Clock A. M. and
arrive at Georgetown at past il O'clock
passing thro' Washington, and returning
ieayeC raw ford's at 4 o'clock arrive atAlex-
andria the same evening
By means OF this arrangement persons
having business. to transact in either place
NAV be accommodated with cheap aud
expeditions. conveyance.
January 22
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Valuable Discovery,
Ryhe Subscriber, and for soiich he infena
getting O. Patent.

Ry TIE Subscriber, and for Sohich he intends
getting Patent.
A NEW and useful Improvement IN the
building art, for plaster, rough cast,
.,IorIar or cement, SC. This consists OF an
Improvement, by adding to common NOR
TAR made of lime and sand, aproportion OF
eomnon salt, by which means the mortar
nossesses much greater adhesion, IresIsls
,r,,s, and 10 a great measure repels wa
,er-hy which means buildings, or any
other work that requires mortar or cement,
NAV be carried on in the most Indictment
season of the year without risk or damage
frnm frosts.--rhe said mortar by being
mixed with the salt becomes much tougher;
j. much longer in drying, and when dry
will become as,onishingly hard and dura-
bile. The proportion Of salt to the mortar
nav be yarieds as occasion or the purpose
inr which it is intended may require; and
t,Ses a less proportion of lime than is ge-
nerally used in building:
THOMAS X. BEALL.
February 10 81
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TO Rent.

ia That new brick dwelling, plea
dir sanity situated on King street, OPP
H. posite A. C. Cazenove's Esqr. and
Alnow occurred by S. Harper, Esqr.
Also store and ware house, with dry. floor
ed cellars, fitted up for business, at the south
west corner of King and Patrick streets {:
and comfortable frame dwelling house,
with stable and garden, nigh to the above
Possession of any, Of the property may be
had Immediately. RICHARD. SLADE,
Who having relinquished business, desires
all accounts to be handed for settlement at
bis fathers counting room Jan 2e
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Private Tuition.

E1HE subscriber has procured a young
Z gentleman Ga graduate of Yale col
lege) 10 conduct private school in his ia
mily, and would be willing to receive three
or four boarders for the next year. The in.
stractor is eminently qualified to teach all
the different branches both Of classical
and mathematical education.
- THOMAS TURNER.
Fadqaier county, Wiz. Nov 80
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Public Sale.

PURSUANT to decree Of The U.
l. s. circuit court for the District Of Co.
iumbia for the county Of Alexandria, III
be sold on The premises on the i2th ds, Of
March next a lot of grourd, n which IS e.
reeted a. frame tenement, situate on tie
north side of Duke street and TO the vest
ward of Alfred street in the town of Al K
andTia-2l feet inches froIt and IS f ct
deep TO an alley 90 feet wide--su,js ct
to an annuity or rent charge Of &c 66-lUU
per annum. Terms at sale.
Feb l9 A. MOORE, Commis'r.
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In1,- keepeFS Udllgll

Inn keepeTS Ddits8sS1I
Taken from Soaibey's celebrated Poem
Of "Mary the maid Of the lnn," founded on
frct.
Win entire new, and appropriate scenery,
dresses. &c. &c.
fyt-Pariiculars in bills.
Tickets aud places to be had at the box
,,Ecr on Wednesday at The usual hours.
No pOstponement on any account what
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Just Received.

Just Received,
PY late arrivals from New Y DIRK, Boston
ID and Portland, large assortment of
goods, comprising the following articles,
viz:
8 Grecian sofas, good quality
8 small side boards
26 dozen chairs, different kinds
l9 bureaus
! caseslp. quality looking glasses
Work and light Stands
90 dozen common brooms
10 plated harnesses
Also, by schooner Stag, from Baltimore,
55 logs st. Domingo mahogany
In Store, s,
% logs do. and large assortment of
furniture For sale n.y.
SAMUEL WARD,
Loser end of Prince street.
*x* Furniture made and repaired, as
usual. December is
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Western Money.

4 FEW thousand dollars of Kentucky,
~ Ohio, and Pennsylvania bank notes
for sale at 4 liberal discount, well worth the
attention of drovers and others. Apply at
my Exchange Banking House and Brokers
Office, Bridge-street, Georgetown.
December 10 ROMULUS RIGGS.
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JOnes's Point.

JOnes's Point.
TNHE subscriber wishes 10 let for one sea-
Il son or more his excellent fishery or is
willing to work it out on shares.-Applica.
ton to be made TO him personally, or writ
ten particulars left at Mr.. George Hills,
tinplate- worker, Fairfax-street, Alexandria.
He also informs the inhabitants of Alex
andria, and its neighborhood. that the has
invented anightbot TO bed ROOMS, bym 'ans
Of which the door is bolted or lnbolted
without the trouble Of rising out of bed
House bells put up aud repaired in the
neatest manner, and on the most reasona
bic terms. Orders left as above directed,
Will be duly attended to.
February 8 q ONES.
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Boiling Cloths:

T>HE subscriber has this day received, 5
d large and elegant assortment of Bolt
ing Cloths, of a superior quality, which
will be offered for sale at the store of
Messrs. Butts s. Cawood, King-street,
tiex'a, where he intends keeping com.
plete assortment in FUTURE.
Sept AMOS ALEXANDER.
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Shoes and Hats
S. & ID. REED
7 AVE just received fresh supply,
4 a consisting OF the following kinds
Ladies lnorocco bootees .colored
= Do walking shoes, black g.
Do leather 10
Do cork sole do
Do morocco slips with military heels
Do black and colored
Do kid slips do
Misses and children's morocco and lea
Mems calf skin shoes [,hcr shoe.
Dothick do; boys thick and bound DO
Mems and boys iow priced hats
Boys white wool low priced do.
boxes ladies' fine straw bonnets
All of the above articles are offered for
sale at low prices for cash, or at the usual
time to punctual dealers that purchase by
the quantity. We take this method to in
form country merchants that we have made
arrangements for large supply of shoes
for the ensuing spring, ana shall be able TO
furnish them at the lowest Baltimore and
Philadelphia prices.
February IL II
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District of Columbia, to wit :

BiStftcI OIL COilinDla, 10 VII :
SXTHEREiS libel hath been flied by
w George Lake, for himself and o.
Tiers, against the SCH Retaliation and all
others concerned, stating that the said schr
Retaliation, wreck, lying sunk upon tine
Hoint opposite the fish whari, Alexandria,
Maryland side Of the river, being complete
y cut through with the ice, and the said
George Lake having, at the request Of
Nm. X. Maddox, one OF the owners OF the
said schr, at great labor and expense. got
IN the said schr. and bru't her safe 10
tteNhar, at Washington-and where's the
hon. VIM. Cranch judge of the District
court fcr the District of Columbia, having
ordered that a special district court for
The. trl! OF the above case be holden
st the Court House in the town of Alex-
audria, on MONDAY, the eighth day of
March next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ: This is
therefore To cite and almon;sh all persons
Whatsoever having or pretending 10 have
any right, title, interest or claim in, and To-
The sad schooner, Retaliation, to be and
appear at the same time and place aforesaid
heiore the Judge aforesaid, to shew cause .
i my they have, why reasonable salvage
should be decreed thereout to the libellant,
aud all others entitled.
DANIEL MINOR, d. VI for
TENCH RlNGGOLD, NJ. D. c.
February IS
Salt.
!sNEN THOUSAND bushels of Liver.
pool coarse-Cadiz and Turks Island
SAT- received per briggs Benefactor and
ppyf, and schnr Virginia Ann, and for sale
BIN, Miller & Son, or
pan 9s T. Fl. HOWLtND.
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
ON THURSDAY. the 18th inst. will
~ be sold at The CENTRE MILLS, near
Alexandria, part Of the persona! estate Of
Samuel Bland deceased. consisting of a
complete set Of Blacksmith's, and MILL
wr!ghts tools-also. aquantity OF machi-
merry tools. TENS at the sale.
JANE BLAND,
Administrative Of Samuel Bland.
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Winchester and Alexandria
STAGE.

TIME Winchester and Alexandra stage,
. l. in future, will stop at the Indian Queen
Tavern, and will leave said tavern on the
same days as before from the City Hotel
fare as usual.
Also an accommodation stage will leave
the same tavern for Washington s. George
town every, day at 10 o'clock A. M. and
return at P. M,-fare seventy.fiye cents.
n. B All baggage in either stage will be
at the risk of the owners January /
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Barn landing Fishery.

Barn Landing Fishery.
T WILL rent this excellent fishery, for s
i years or less; application can be made
TO me personally or by letter, addressed to
Pohck Church, Fairfax Co. Va, u will be
useless to offer less than 500 dollars, that
sum having already been refused.
GEORGE MASON.
Gnnston. October S go,
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Negroes:

WANTED, few negroes calculated
w for farm Young boys and girls
would be preferred. Persons wishing to sell
may find purchaser at the Indian Queen
Hotel, I'm Alexandria. February 9
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Orphans Court.

dterdndr1d A0rnsy,f 1910
- February Term, ~
ORDERED, that the Executor Of Jacob
~ Fortney, deceased, do insert the usual
advertisement three times week for three
weeks in the Alexandra newspapers.
Teste, A. MOORE, Reg. OF Wills.
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Notice.

NOtlCe.
TINE partnerships Of Patons g. Butcher,
1 John w. Massie & Co. and Ezra Kin
sey g. Co. being dissolved by the decease
of Jno. B. Patton as far as relates 10 biz inter.
est in those concerns, notice ishereby given
TO those persons indebted, whose time Of
Credit has expired. that payment Of their
accounts is required Immediately.
WILLIAM PATTON, a.,
JONATHAN BUTCHER,
JOHN w. MASSIE,
EZRA KINSEY.
mo. % d6tthstu4w
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE,

-. THIS Is To GIVE VUTNE,'
That the subscriber, Of Alexandria county,
in the district of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court Of said county, let
tiers testamentary on the estate Of Jacob
F. rtney, late OF the county aforesaid, de-.
ceased. All persons having claims az a INST
the said decedent, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same to the subscriber, with he
vouchers thereof, passed by the Orphans
Court, on or before the 9Th day OF AUG ust
next, or they may by law be excluded from
all benef. to said estate, and those indebt-.
ed thereto are required 10 make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of
February, 1919.
HERvEY SUMMERS,
Ekeestsr Of Jacsb Fsrtnsy, dea'a.
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For Sale,
FIGHT shares Alexandria, ! bank
IL 80 do Union, stock.
A lot Of ground on ST. Asaph-st. twenty,
three feet front, sixty .eet deep, with ,naH
frame back building thereon, at present oc-
eupied by Mary Johnson.
A vacant lot on Printe-st. twenty FIVE
front, seventy feet six inches deep the back
line binding on the other lot. For terms
apply 10 JOHN JANNEY,
:; Attorney for
WILLL4yM .ME.NDE.NH4LL.
emo 9 tultf
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NOW landing 49,
! y ton. and sloop ExpalI
folk, and Cor sale by LlNDSAY&H iE8,l
200 sacks fine Liverpool salt
l4j do coarse do
1900 bushels do do
35Sbls behring's and -.
40 dozen corn brooms January I

New Livery Stable.
THE subscriber has established, on the
Il wharf, stable of horses. and he take.
this method of acquainting tue citizens of
alexandria, particularly those gentlemen
residing OH the wharf; that there will be
good saddle horses and carriages always
in constant readiness for those. who may
please favor him with their calls.
N. B. Horses will be taken at livery by
the day, week, or month
VIM. B. STUART.
I December n. dSm
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UeanssJay nsrt IS he important day.

February 10