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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-04
District of Columbia:
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Tesip,
January %
County of Alexandria, IS. ,a,a
November Term,

November Term,
ON the petition of Henry Boswell, rule
~ is granted him against the representa-
tives of John Webster. deceased, and a.
gainst Rein Webster. to show cause, on the
first lay Of tae next term. why piece of
grouni siluated in the town Of Alexandria.
late the property Of William r. Webster.
should not he sid, and the money divided
among the representatives Of the said 'pli-
liam Webstcr. according 10 law. II is or
derad thai this rule, rs 10 Rein Webster,
be puhi>he | in one of the Alexanlria news
papers three weeks successfully.
A Copy,
Teste, EDM. |. LEE, G. {.
January 26 d3w
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Guns ton for Sale.

FTyHS elegant estate is situated on the
Potomac. 10 miles below Alexandria
ii Is bounded on three sides by the foto-
mac and Pohick creek, and contains nearly
5000 acres of land. level and iertile, TO
watch are attached six shad AMI herring
s,heries' two of which command the RI
veT channel. This land will be laid OIL IN
ihar tracts, so as TO have one or more hsn-
cries t. each !; these tracts VIM oe asain VI,
yiiedif requisite. Ills estate IS level ana
beautifully situated, very terrible, ana re-
mlrkably healthy, Plaster acts w, win an
effect equal to that of any part OF rirginia
or Pennsylvania.-l have used 500 bushels
IN twelve months, and such IS It's oenehc,a,
c3eration, that were | to keep thu land l
sbon,d considerably increase the quantity.
Administering mill is distant about two
mis- ON a stream navgable for vessels
CARRYING 1000 bushels ot wheat, where the
B,lfimore and Dist. ofColunbia prices are
given Tor grain: being bounded on SIDES by
w,ter. a small extent only OF fence sne-
,,essary 10 iuclose the whole: 1t would be
admirably adapted to grazing. Inc IN
g, provements are a large and very
EE substantial brick mansion, Az by
~. TO feet, with every necessary ou.-
49, house, three commodious oarnS,,
houses for Negroes, and fish houses at each
of the fisheries. 10000 bricks and looo
bushels of lime are just burnt on the pre-.
misses. There is considerable extent OF
live fence. both useful and ornamental, two
orchards Of well selected apples and peach,
besides an abundance Of other choice irult'
More than $50 acres are in clover, 2oo IN
corn, and land is in preparation Tor sowing
ESQ bushels of small grain. Any quantity
of hay can be cut from the low grounds,
some of which (anl all might, have been
reclaimed at triiliug expense. Sne river
ana creeks, aboaad with wild fowl, part'-
cnI4rv canvass backs, the woods with feer
ans tysrie,y 0f other game. Mules, cat
tie sngnly improved sheep, farming uten-
sci. - household furniture can be had.
Tn arms of sale will be accommodating
Ps,p .rty in any Of the cities, negroes, bank
stack. western lanis, or lands near the
RI Ire, will he taken in payment Letters
mis- We A ilressel to me at ?ohlc& Church,
Fairf,x county, Virginia
September 4 GEORGE MASON.
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Wheat.

E wish TO purchase several thousand bush.
Z els of wheat, for which liberal price
iii be given. THOMAS Y: HECK.
Oh mo IL y
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To Let.

T,4AT convenient Brick house on Roy
al street. nov occupied by Mr..
Charles Tyler-possessio to be had inc
oo.,J Daca nbar npyt for terms enquire
Of VAUDEVILLE s. LARMOuK.
November
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To Rent.
Houses for Sale.

The premises on the South east
,orner Of King and Henry streets.
.ss. containing Q good dwelling houses,
1891 With stores ready fitted upt Tor bu-
g. Also, the brick dwelling house
&2sf nd store near to the former, lately
ss. possession of Dennis NJ. Lyies,
49, "a for whose time therein, the
ah oE Feb. next, it may be rented. -,
At5~Ail the above property would be sofa
upon li5eral credit, the payment being Sc
cured. Inquire of ,,,,o,7p
MaNDEVIELE & LARMOUR.
September 90 uli
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Enr Sale Or Rent.

YgyHAT valuable property cal,ed M "
WAYS WHARF, with me uare-
houses thereon fronting on unlon-slre s,,,
The ,yarehons.s will be rentei separately
$; reou;red. For terms ARMY n
" ''f'''N VIM. HERBERT, Jr.
Ano.nsi %
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va.uahIe Property for Sale.

UyIr subscriber is desirious of selling
h,udsonelY situated farm, on Hunting
creek, in Fairfax comfy Virginia, adloln-
;n5 the Mount VerRon estate and the lands
nf GENERAL Thomson Mason. four miles from
treyanIria, containing about 24O acres, 30
of which are in wUoi-l0 to 80 in thriving
Meadow of clover and umothy---a part OF
the resi- taa recently seeded with wheat ami
rye. AMI clover, last sprin*--tae whole en-
aosei With new post aud rall tence.-,
Tba innrovements are, comfortable ana
convenient frame dwelling house
ATA md kitchen, smoke house, poultry
uIll bouse. granary aud stables. There
EeEsii. ON this place rich and produc-
tire rarjen. and a large body of marsh nea-
dow from which may be saved annually
Ioo in1s of hay. nearly as nutritious as the
hsst t;nothy or clover-With the larln
would be sold number of very VALUABLE,
horses, cows and sheep; Wagon, carts, ana
\ yariety of farming utensils and housshoio
aud Kitchen furniture; corn, oats and rye,
and lOtons bay Also. adjoining the one
above described, farm containing lou
acres, recently enclosed, on wh;:h IS a
80 brick house, which triii'ns eA-
FL ,ense would render comfortable.
Hss.sj The soil is excellent, and consi-
~ ierable part might be easily con-
?ertea into meadow. would be sold with
the other or separately. Also, anumber OF
valuable servants. male aud female. 70
prevent unnecessary application, he would
observe, that hey viii only be sold TO per-
Sans residing in the District or its vicinity,
and not to be carried from it. The sub
scriher viii also sell the greater part Of his
'h,useboli furniture which is new and hand
sSna5 For terms OF Ill or any part pfthe
sotss nrooerty. APP: to NOBLET HER
D o.. FRANCIS ADAMS, Ir.
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PROPOSALS
By JOSEPH NJ SlrDEROT
for publishing by subscription,
A BIOGRAPHY OF THE SIGNERs
TO THE
Declaration Of Independence,

ACCOMPANIED WITH rL;rEs:
To which will he annexed history Of tho
proceedings of con yress during the pas.
= sHgc OF The law, and the Declaration il.
sell, With fac-simile cnsrarings OF ,ac
signatures.
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For Rent.

For Rent.
f-w,s A very convenient dwelling house
sTs IN the lower partof Soval-st. adj
isss 'oining the house now occupied by
3-ss..... Ir. Generps. Possession may be
had Immediately.
JOHN T. BROOKS.
January |.
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n.y,:,mV,fa ~. Salc

B1;l.lia~ Lots Or Sale.
.NJND9Y cool lots doonC ameron, ~.
} anl ola4n streets, on liberal cret't, a,
-,,son,5,e prices to purchasers who woai'
l,1;ll thereon. For terms enquire OF
VAUDEVILLE & LSRNoUh'
nctoher IS
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IcoMmUNICATIoN.]
THE OCEAN HARP POEM


We cannot resist taking up the pen to
express the delight with which we have
lust read the Ocean Harp, and the mourn
full pleasure with which we hail the ship
wreck of such harp upon our shores;
yes, we must emphaticaIly say the ship
wreck, for who will deny that all the arts
which soften and embellish life are here,
not only neglected, but dsspised. The We
ry best poet has left it upon record that
these are
Blasting skies,
Where genius sickens, and where FANCY
dies"
This charming poem remndedus OF BY
ron. The ascendant lord Of modern song,
of Scout, and of Rogers, not as tame
imitation of either, bur it struck upon
chord of our memory, which vibrated with
the delightful associations these Heaven IN
spired authors had entwined with 1t.
We had already thrilled with melancho-
" pleasure al the farewell verses to En-
glan', and believing them the production
of the transcendant poet to whom they
were ascribed, we had wondered how any
heart could exist, impenetrable to the Shen-
stonian tenderness and Byronic fire with
which they glowed. There is but one
single line in these verses we could wish
to see changed, and this affects US, as
would the view of an unsightiy insect,
crawling np an alabster vase OF exquisite
Workmanship. Shall we be pardoned tor
saying, that
a cerate apply to its sore,"
CONVEYS no image to the mind, but that oil
disgust, and when we came TO i, 1t was
some minutes before we recovered the tone
of feeling which every preceding line hac
awakened.
The Ocean Harp is worthy OF the poet
y hose Tyre could be mistaken Tor Lold ny
ron. Ii abounds in beauties of every KIND
The enthusiasm with which the author IN
vokes this country is delightful : wou'c
that it might be perennial that he m'gh
indeed fad il me home Of the desolate. and
not that he has given to airy vision, 10
. cal habitation and name! would mat ne
might never come in contact win apes U
God who even here may shew him,
| "That man, proud man, dressed IN
little INTERNATIONALLY" is the same In every
cline.
! We have neither time nor space tor ma
nv extracts, but we were too forc's'y s''uc'
by the lines upon the neglected state o
Washing tons remains, not to present 'hen
here TO the reader:
For him, indeed, no eloauenee Q
stone,
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the Hotel about the Bar, retired to his wife.
chamber, where be wrote few lines. re-
commencing his wife to the care of Doctor
Adams, and proceeded with great haste to
the Garrett, where the fatal deed was COM
mitted.
4 rumor prevailed in New Orleans, on
the 25th ult. that the Schr, Two Frien 8,
which had recently sailed from that port
for St. Thomas, had been attacked by a
Spanish armed vessel that several OF the
Schooner's crew and passengers were eth
err killed or wounded in the contest: and
that among the wounded was the celebrated
General Humbert.
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MEDICUS.
Norfolk, July &c.

Norfolk, July &c.
In the ship Edward Barden' Capt De-
vereux, which arrived here on Saturday
from Liverpool, came passengers Mr. H. IL.
Wilson. pr,ze.master, and Of the crew OF
tn. Buenos Ayrean armed brig Conslitu-
ton, Capt. Browne. MIR. Wilson has lur-
pished us with the following information :
Onthe 9Th May, of Malaga, the Consll.
tuition captured Spanish pclacre brig, ana
having put Mr.. Wilson and a prize crew on
board proceeded in chase OF several otoer
vessels. then in sight. ordering hlGl TO keep
company tor short TINE, when was uone
until II o'clock on The night of nth May,
when heavy gale arising he was compel
led 10 part company al whIeh '''"e VT.
Wilson supposed himself to be ahead and
TO Ieward of the Constitution, win TWO
prizes in company. cruIzing "a
hours in search OF, and having no hope OF
falling in with her, the wind and sea still
Increasing, the prize laborlng much ana
shipping considerable water, being near
the Spanish shore concluded II would De
best to run out of the Gut OF Gibraltar, IN
the hope of again falling in with the Con-
s;itution, in which they were unsuccessful.
Took departure from Cape Trafalgar,
with out quadrant OF chart, having on board
only very few pounds OF beef and bread
but little water, and no clothes but what
they had ON. On the e5tb June, in lat. AZ
long. So 80, fell in with the British brig
Findlay, l6 days from Antigua bound to
London, who supplied them with a few gal
Ions Of water, and chart. wilson
supposed himself TO he at this time in lat
SO, long. IS. On the sstb, fell in with the
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ship Edward Barden, in lat az. Tong. b;
,3O-determined TO give the prize up "a
Capt. nevereux, upon salvage, her sails
being torn to pieces and the crew destitute
of provisions. Capt. d. put 8 men on
board, with an officer, and ordered her 10
Norfolk.
The following vessels had been captured
by the Constitution, previous 10 MIR. VIII
sons leaving her.
April II, 1919, near the Western Islands
Spanish brig, from Laguira, bound TO Ca
diz, Nth cargo Of Cocoa, Coffee and in
digo--ordered herfor Buenos Ay res. MAY
9Th off Malaga, Spanish brig, trom Va
lehcia, bound 10 Cadiz, with Wine and
Brandy-ordered her for Buenos Ayres.-
May 9TH, captured Spanish Lugger, from
valencia, bound to Cadiz, viii, wine and
Olive Oil-put officers and ~ men on
board and sent her in pursuit OF several sail
in shore Next morning, (8hj she cap,u-
red a brig from Valencia, bound to Cadiz,
with a cargo of Brandy and ine-order-
ed her for the ConstilutIon.-Ilay 10Th the
Constitution captured beautiful Spanish
letter OF marque brig, mounting 10 guns,
with 80 men, from Cadiz, bound to BARGE
Iona, cargo Cocoa, Coffee and Tea, aud
manned her out.
Capt Devereux brought in two OF his
crew in irons, charged with mutiny and vio-
lence to the master. They underwent an
examination before the Mayor on Saturday
evening. and were committed for further
trial. -
Extract Of letter from respectable hler-
camille house in Oporto. 10 their friend
in Philadelphia, dated June 2, 1919.
The dearth of mercantile information has
been the cause OF our protrscted silence,
added to the continued depressed state of
our market for grain as well as almost eve
ry article of European as well as OF Anne
ricaD growth. We regret extremely not
being able TO advise an amelioration, on
the contrary still greater depression with
an immen se stock on hand. We avail Of
this opportunity to advise you of the Por-
tuguese government having lately imposed
an additional duty of 80 rs. on wheat, and
loo rs. on Indian corn pes al q. which we
hope will effectuaIly discourage further
shipments In your side for some time to
come. We refer you to our quotations.
Exchange on London 5St; dollars 847 /;
asio Is 81; corn $50; wheat $50 300 !;
rye 4ao; barley $50; cod Oil 4-6oo !;
slaves 75- loo.
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Mansfield, (Ohio,) July 7.
EXECUTION,

On the 1st instant, at l2 o'clock, Nego-
sheik and Negoneba, two Indians OF the
Ottawa tribe, were executed at Noiwalk,
Huron county, Ohio, in pursuance 10 SEN
tence of death pronounced upon them in
May last, by the Court Of Common Pleas,
for the murder of Wood and Bishop, on
Carrying river, at the west end oil lake
Erie They were taken by their own
tribe, and given up to the whites by their
Chief, who preferred executing them in
his own way, to that Of hanging, or scslgh.
ing, as he termed it at the same time
pronouncing them worthy OF death. Al
ii O'Clock, The prisoners were unlroned
for the purpose Of being conveyed to the
place of Divine serviee--on their being
placed in wagon for that purpose, Nego.
sheik gave long war whoop; from thence
they were conveyed to the place of wor-
ship, where they, their interpreter, a Mr.
Fleming) their chief, and seven others of
their tribe, surrounded with armed mill
tia, who formed hollow square, when an
able and appropriate prayer was made by
the Rev. Mr.. --, and sermon suited
to the occasion, was preached to about two
thousand spectators, by the Rev. Mr.. -
with prayer; after which the procession
was formed, and moved to the pi~ce o.
execution in the following order:
In fron,-Commanding officer of the
guard Cd, Sheriff Sd, Clergynen 9TH,
Music, playing .Alknomak, VI lnd,an oar
rior; tn, Hollow square, incosing prl-
soners 9th, Their Interpreter, Chief, 4
their other Indian friends-followed in
close and regular order by horsemen and
footmen. After arriving at the place OF
execution, the gallows was enclosed by
the guard, who kept their station until the
execution was 6nished.-Negosheik sent
for his chief hen on the scaffold, and re.
ouested him to take good care of his (Ne-
gosheik's) children, and bring them up to
be better than he had been.
We are happy TO state 10 the honor OF
Huron county, that the prisoners have
been attended with that tenderness and
hospitality which becomes christian peo-
pie, and that solemnity and good order
reigned throughout the whole scene.
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Richmond, July 9e.
TRULY MELANCHOLY

TRULY MELANCHOLY.
Between ii and ~ o'clock ON this fore
noon in the garrett OF one OF the buildings
of the Union Hotel, DRILL Brock, the
keeper Of that establishment. was found
suspe nded to a collar-be by a strong
cord, and entirely hieless.
The circumstances attending this tragl
cal event are, that about fortnight ago, a
man in a state of intoxication, forced HIM
self into the Union Hotel in very indecent
and improper manner. MIR. Brock, after
using persuasive means to turn him into the
street, was compelled to strike HIM With
his open hand, oneor ore blows-1he III
toxica,ed man left the house, but soon re-
turned with language and manner more IN
oeeent than before. Mr. Brock then took
from him stick or a cane, which he held,
and gave him some blows.
The man remained several days in this
civ. but made no complaint to the officers
of Police, and travelled on foot TO the coun-
ty of Goochland, distance of from 30 &c
40 miles.
Since ten o'clock this morning, it wa'
abruutly communicated to Mr.. Book, thai
the man was dead, and that bis death had
been attributed to the beating. Mr.. brocl
gave several orders for the government o
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New- York, July 81.
PROM BgENos AYRES.

Captsin Page, OF the Diomede, informs,
thatit was very dull times on the east and
west Of the river of Plate.
At Buenos Ayres preparations were
making for the 25th of May, on which day
the Director was to be chosen by the peo-
Pile, and the new constitution then to be
declared.
But few hides were to be had, as the
communication with the country was cut
of by Artigas and his neghbors. Peace
was not expected with them. iGos.
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Alexandria Volunteers.

A special meeting for drill, will be hFla
at the Armcry, on Saturday evenang, al 81
early hour.-A tu! meeting is desired.
By order,
WIN. DEVAUGHN, lstSerg'
july SO
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- The subscriber having
w vi
july SO

removed his academy to the room on n Iv
lunhu. street. formerly occupied Dy T%Hr
Peyton.) an EXAMINATION of ,',l.
PUPILS in said academy will be cor." .,
ed this day, the 3oth inst. at . A. ~ ,bs
which the parents and guardians ., nd,
students are respectfully invited 10 a.. n,s IS"
and also such otherciliEens as fee' ''i''''
ed in the education of youth. o,nry,
july 80 Ja.hEs o''"
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Extract of letter from an officer in the
Patriot army, to bis friend in Richmond,
d,iod
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[Rschmond Compiler.
From the .New- York Daily Advertiser.

From the Nea,- York Daily Advertiser.
Mr. Editur-There is no information
communicated to the public through the
medium of newspapers more valuable than
thai which saves tn. lives OF their readers
a simple recipe, that can do no harm to an
infant, may arrest the most destructive dis
order. Such is the following, which ought
to be published in every paper throughout
the United States; especially at season
when So many children die of the summer
complaint, and The cholera morbus sweeps
off adults like destroying sword - AXE
SOFT cork, and burn it thoroughly in the
FIRE, when it ceases to blaze, mix it up on
a plate with little milk and water. or any
thing more agreeable 10 the palate, and
repeat the dose till the disorder ceases;
which it commonly does in the second or
third administration of the remedy, the acI-
dity of the stomach is Immediately correct
ed, and the effect instantaneous. have
seen a person in the greatest agony OF the
bilious cholc efectually cured with SIM
gle iraught of this carbonic preparation,
within the power OF every family, and rea-
DIV at the shortest notice. hope therefore
that you will publish it for the benefit oil
the community. Yours, ,,rn,r,c
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Two persons, by the names OF Dorrance
and Hare. were arrested in this city on
Tuesday last, on charge, by officers who
n,rsued them from Baltimore, of utterIng
and passing counterfeit money. They uu-
dervent long examination before the
M,vor and were committed for further ex-
animation. They are said to be associates
Of those persons lately apprehended at Bal
tmore. on a similar charge, and to have
made their escape from the custody OF the
officers a, Baltimore, who overlook them
and caused them to be apprehended here.
INat. Int.
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A letter from Fayetville, of the 18th,
states, that the directors of the State Bank
of North Carolina have had a meeting lat
Raleighl-at which they determined to
propose to the Virginia Banks " to take
their notes and reciprocate with one ano-
.be," Such are the terms Of the letter.
It is rumored that an agent has accordingly
arrived in Petersburg, who has proposed
to pl ace in each OF the Virginia branches al
Petersburg $50, 900 in specie, upon cond'-
ton that each of these banks would take up
sIeo, 900 of its (N. C. State Bank pa
Der the additional $4,000 for which II
wound thus tail in debt to each Of ouI banks,
itpledged itself to repay in specie or norm
ern funds. soon after the lou, 900 lad beer
taken up. 1t was not ascertained, but sup
posed by some, that the Virginia Banks
would come into this arrangement. In
consequence of this, it is said, that one Oh
tmnhouses in Petersburg had received theil
PAPER at 10 per cent. discount, under the
idea that in short time it would rise tf
mar. The Bank Of North Carolina, how
ever. has large sum afoat; and the ab
sorptio n of even eOn 900 dollars could have
mn permansn. effect upon the value OF III
paper, l''s''"''"-
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NORTH CAROLINA BANK PAPER.


We congratulate the public, (says the
Peters burg In,eiligencer of Friday last)
upon the prospect Of speedy relief from
our present pecuniary difficulties, as far as
regards the deprecated state of Carolina
Bank paper. We understand that such ar
engagements have been made between the
Banks in this town and the president o:
the State Bank, Raleigh. [Mr. Boylan.
whs has been here several days. as will in
a very short time place the paper OF North
Carolina at par with our own. The plan
which has been agreed upon, will 60 into
operation as soon as ratified by all the par
ties concerned.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Extract of letter from an officer in the
Patriot army, to bis friend in Richmond
dated
Western Side of the Sabine,
Province of 1sras, June %, 1885
We did not cross the Sabine on the
10th, as had calculated when wrote
you last. 1t was necessarily deferred I'M
iii the 10th. Our force has considerably
increased since crossing. and numbers dali
ly Join our standard, which was hosted as
soon as we touched the shores OF Texas,
under salute Of 81 guns.-Our march has
been delayed, in consequence OF not hav.
ing received a supply OF powder, which
we are in hourly expectation Of. You
may expect my next letter 10 be dated
from ST. Antoine, Labodie or Monterey /;
the former of which has weak fortress,
manned by few WORKOUT troops. We
expect nothing from either OF those places
but what we may pretty generally expect
from Spaniards-tame submission.
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