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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-09

had detreed, the restoration OF nv prons,
ty, he thought proper TO change his min,
and place me, il possible, in worse slim.
ton than ever. Ii is impracicable Tor mo
to give you concise idea OF tae sad aims,
OF justice here. Every man is ready IN
acknowledge his consciousness OF the pr;
vateer having been fitted, re-hlted ami arm.
ed here, and that site Ina, been commil,;r,
base depredalions Upon the flags and com.
merce oi nations IN amity with This govern.
ment; but yet, | cannot procure tina, ms.
tee, they profess 10 possess SUCH STOCK
OF.
The Juiz sells me-tells los doce juroJ,,
these are outrageous proceedings -lbs,
right must be administered TO these injured
meu--mouns the bench with great grayi.
ty, fromning dfsadully at the bare rccoI.
lection OF such acts but What is the result
Why, i'll any contest of law the decision
is sure to be made in favor ol the capton.
Meanwhile expenses are mourning until the
whole will be iriltered down TO nothing
10 add to my grievances, this sage and i'm.
partial administrator OF justice. deterhi.
ned short time since, IN order to CRAFTY
my plurderers, thai a sale OF my property
which | had always hoped to have borne
hence, should take place, and had no, on.
~ the modification to witness my hard
earnings under the hammer Of the Prego.
nero en- los al.n 0nedas, but the double dis.
tre,s Of finding the purchasers, after having
made way with the property refusing u
pay for it, and their securities making BUNK
route.
Thus you see, what was left from the "a.
pine Of the sea depreda Iors, is not likely 10
fare much better from the pure anu honest
subjects OF bis catholic msjes,y Oh shore.
How different would be the situation of
these ireebooters had it been their fortune
to have been Captured under iriendl, Has
and carried into the United States! lIvw
would the judges heart have painted to re.
dress their wrongs and punish the aggres-
so4s How would juries have reJoiceI to
add their voice to the Termination of such
immoral scenes And how, oh how would
every member OF society, frown upon the
culprlt who should be gully Of such acts Of
violence and outrage.
| apprehend you will find your friend re.
turned, poor and pennyess-the victim Of
sea and land robbers.
The markets here offer as little encour-
agement AS the courts. With my cordial
regard to Mrs. -,
am, SC.
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tn the Editor of the Federal Gazette.

TO the Editor of the Federal Gazette.
| troubled you some short time since
with letter from my personal friend at
Aigesiras send copy OF another Just
received, and will thank you to give 1t pub
Iicily. Comment from me is unnecessary.
Yours, SC. /. l..
.qlgesiras, I2th april. 1919.
My Dear Friend,
] wrote you in January last via Gibraltar
advising of my having been captured by a
pryya,eer under The Algerine flag, but in
truth owned and fitted out here, where my
ship was ordered to, and that after the JaiA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-09

We received last evening French papers
TO the 18th OF April, by the ship Louisa,
from Havre. IN. York Evening Post.
Paris, April l6.
ltappears that the petition of the mer-
chants tor removing the obstacles to the ma
vigation OF tie Seine, and for establishing
Paris as ar entrepot, which has now be-
come manufacturing city. has been most
tavorably received by the minister OF the
interior.
A trightful event signslized the day be-
fore yesterday. Two individuals, anima-
ted with the most nveteRate hatred TO one
another, went to the Boulevard St. hilaire,
near the Bsrriere lie L'octroi. They were
without witnesses, (WouId they ever have
found any p Their swords are crossed
already both are wounded :-one OF them
wishes TO desist-the other refuses to break
of. The weapons again are crossed. He
who showed such ferocious obstinacy,
falls dead on the spot. We do not wish 10
announce the names of these individuals--
scarcely do we dare to say they were bro
theirs
The royal yatch which, in 1888, car
ried William Sd from Holland to England,
is now Newcastle collier, and is called
the Betsey Gaines She is of consequence
I3l years old, and might afford fruitful
AMI profitable subjecr Of enquiry, as to the
causes of her durability.
Monsieur Count D'Artois) went through
the ceremony OF washing the feet in tie
Hall of Diana, in presence of the King, Of
Messieurs the Dukes D'Angouleme and
Berri, Of Madame the Duchess of Angou.
leme, the Duke of Bourbon, and great
number of spectators. I he ceremony last.
ed from ten to tweve!!! This is an imi-
tation of our Sayiour's act to the Apostles.
Rome, March 81.
A second earthquake was felt in this ca
pital the Goth of last month. The shock,
which was from s. E. to N. Z. was more sen.
sibIe at Frascate and Albano. II did how.
ever no harm.
Mr.. Russell, minister of the U. S. near
the court of Stockholm, and Mr.. Mordor'
noff, Russian Admiral, arrived here
n. ~ dave aimee
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Bulletin.

To all Thom az may concern these PRE-
Sk.NlS come greeting:
VNTHEREA one OF tie brokers Of George
w town, has, in the plenitude oil as
sumption, issued kin of mock manifesto,
designating bv his dictum, those banks in
the District of Columbia which pay specie
for thei, notes: AMI, like aIother Atlas,
has taken on his shoulders the burden OF
their responsibility,
Aud whereas the aforesaid parsonage
has, without comforting with The banks in
Alexandra, " considered il his duty to
pronounce on them his opinion: and in so
doing his either wituiy or ignorantiy eX-
Guided the Mechanics Bank from his list
OF" banks paying specie
Now these are to certify, 1.-THE aforesaid
Brokers proclamation Notwithstanding, J
that, IN addition to tie Alexandria, Puto-
mac, Farmers and Union Banks, (Which
have, under the most severe pressure from
the brokers on tis other side, IN. sriably and
constantly retired their notes by drafts on
the NORTH, or with spec,e) that the Me
chanics Bank has resumed specie payment.
We hold ourselves responsible for the
above declaration 10 the public.
Done and perfected al our office, corner
Of Prince and Fairtax streets. this second
day of June, Apao Don al 1919, and in
tie first era of our vocation.
HENDERSON & FITZHUGH,
Brokers,
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so Dollars Reward.

dan AWAY from the subscriber YES
HI terday, negro. named FkEDE-
RICK. about 26 years old, 5 feet 8 or 10
inches high. had on when he eloped a bot
tie green close bodied coat, velvet panta-
looms, black cashmere vest, fur hat about
half worn-touk bundle containing sun
dry articles of clothing Said Frederick
has remarkable scar on his right thigh.
II is Supposed he is lurking about AleAan-
dria. for the purpose ofo3;aining passage
for the north. Whoever apprehends said
negro out of the state OF Maryland, shall
receive the above reward, and all reason
able charges if brought home, or secured
IN Jail, 50 that get him if taken within
the state of Maryland thirty dollars, and
all reasonable charges IT brought home 10
the subscribers residence, in Charles CO.
about 7 mics from Piscstaway.
GEORGE DEMENT,.
The editors OF the National lntelligen-
Ger and Baltimore Fedora Gazette will
please publish the above for four weeks,
aud forwa d their accounts to the editor Of
the Alexandria Gazette for payment.
June 9 d4w
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lectures
ON THE RUNNING HAND,

ON THE RUNNING HAND,
Price 3 dollars for seUen lectures. each too
hours at the H'riring Room, nert door to
he ,tiarshalfs Ole, Washington street.
IMMEDIATELY after former adver'
! tiscment, engaged sufficient number
of scholars. AMI have since refused the
applications of many because they applied
too late 10 go through the whole course OF
writing on the different Hands. But to
NEE; the wishes of many, | propose to
give lectures on The Ruaaing Hand only
during the remaining ten lays that my en-
gagrmeuts elsewhere permit me 10 CONT
nue in this place. And notwithstanding
the statement may appear exlravagant
and even Impossible to many VINO Know
nothing about it, yet is a fact that not on
ly in IL or II hours, but even in hours,
| will produce change in persons VIII
tng from a crampsd, slow slovenly hand
to an easy, free, neat running hand, en-
,irely different from the former one. Those
who please may try the experiment. Be-
sides acquiring the running hand perfect.
" and permanently, each gentleman viii
he taught tue true method oimaking, bold
in the pen, sitting at the writing desk,
&c. Specimens of the running hand 6
CURED in few hours may be seen at the
writing room.
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sscApr FROM PRISON.

Samuel Smith, Michael McFarren, John
Carter, David Powers, John jimmy, and
William Freeman, who had been some time
confined in the Savannah gaol, on charge
Of piracy, made their escape on Friday
night last, by cutting their way through the
wall and lowering themselves down by
pieces of blankets tied together Eight
others remained in the room who had not
time 10 make their escape. The discoye-
~ was not made until after day light.
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10 be Let,

A long established Tavsrn stand, 9th q
Farm d,meTed.
TNHE subscriber offers 10 let for a term
Il OF years, or a shorter period OF time,
that well known tavern stand and farm, on
the turnpike road leading from " ashing-
ton lily TO Baltimore, at the village OF
Evansville.
The farm contains l49 acres /; about so
of which is in good meadow land, one third
Of which is improved; almost al! the re-
mainder cleared, and may be prepared for
timothy the ensuing fall. The buildings
are large, and lately put in repair; with
new stables, neat garden, productive OF
good fruit and vegetables, newly enclosed;
a well of good water convenient TO the
house and stables. Immediate possession
will be given. To a respectable person,
calculated to manage such an establish
ment, the terms will be easy. Apply TO
JOHN G.. HERBERT,
near Evansville, Md.
April 27 tuths5w
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For Rent.
Land for Sale.

I WILL sell great bargain in small
l. tract OF land, containing about l5O
acres, more or less, lying on the Potomac
river and Monroe's creek, between the two,
on the north side said creek, and forming
the mouth, wherein William Williams has
for many years resided. This situation
would be particularly convenient for any
person who follows IT, water, the Creek
forming an excellent harbor, and the neigh
borhooG being wealthy, constant freights
might be got. The land is susceptible OF
great improvement, and is the very best
wheat land in al the neighborhood. As it
is presumed any person wishing to pur-
chase will FIRST view the premises, further
description is thought unnecessary; For
terms apply to the subscriber, near Mattox
Bridge, Westmoreland county, Virginia.
DANIEL CARMICHAEL.
May ID flutI
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Public Sale.

nE SATURDAY next at 10 o'clock A.
~ M. will be sold at the late dwelling
house OIL. B Rocker, next door TO the Me.
chanIcs' bank, all his household and kilcb.
en- furniture, consisting oftealher beds, bed.
ding, bedsteads, an elegant mahogany Sc.
cretsry and book case, sideboard, dining
and tea tables. looking glasses, chains, tLer.
mometer, silver table and tea spoons. =
handsome assortment Of books, and va
riely OF other articles By order o f,he trus.
tee; 8. A. MARSTELLER Auct.
June 3 q,
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Ten Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY on the 95th of April last,
II man called NED, formerly the pro-
perry of Mr.. Fnzhugh, OF Fairfax, and BY,
him sold to Hepburn & Dundas. He bad
on when he went away an old country blue
and white cloth coat, and kersey trowsers
his right hand in sling, in consequence
OF the kick of horse Ned is stupid
looking fellow, and hesitates very much
when he speaks. will give the above re-
ward for apprehending him, so that get
him again. AGNES DUNDAS.
Mount Eagle, May 1s d6lhwfssf
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For Sale.


by virtue Of decree of the honorable
- court OF Prince Georges CO unity, sit-
ting as court ofequity, for the sale of the
real estate of William Taylor, will be Of
tered at public sale, on the premises, on
the 18th day Of July, part Of a TRACT
OF LAND, called the Widows Trouble,
containing about 1874 acres, situated in
Prince Georges county, in the neighbour
hood of Piscataway. Terms and condi-
tions of the sale are three equal annual pay
ments, secured by bond and good security,
with interest from the day of sale, and
upon the payment Of the whole purchase
money and not before, the trustee will,
by good and sufficient deed executed and
acknowledged according TO law, convey
the same to the purchaser or purchasers, in
fee simple, free, clear aud discharged
from all clam, right, title and interest,
both in law and in equity, of the said Win.
Taylor's heirs.
BENNETT GWYN, Trustee.
may ~ s&w6w&
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Bacon.
Cheap Goods.
JOHN UITUERS {. Co.

JOHN WTTHE77S d Co.
4 RE receiving from Oh board the schar.
N. Elizabeth, from New York, 200 hall
boxes window glass, of various sizes one
case elegant canton grapes, 9-8 and 7-8
sup. callicoes, Irish linens, steam loom
shirtings, blue nankeens, long and short
company yellow ditto, sup. ticklinburgs,
ladies parasols, one bale Shepherds cloths,
Of superio: quality, that were purchased
at auction remarkably low, which with
their stock on haod, they offer for sale at
the most reduced prices.
Also,
An excellent store-house and cellar on
King street, to rent.
May 81 It
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Claret Wine.

A FEW casks OF excellent claret, which
"A to close sales, win be sold very low
if applied for immediately. 1t will cos'
about twenty cents bottle, and is consi'
dered equal to that selling in taverns ge-
nerally AT two dollars.
June 3 LINDSAY g. HILL.
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ALSO FOR SALE, AS ABOVE,
The Self-tdught Penmdn

in thirty lessons, uewend extremely ca
sy system ot Penmanship, explaining itself
Price 80 cents, Young ladies and o.
Tiers by deyoting their attention 10 this sys-
ten, during their leisure hours at home,
az acquire a good hand writing the
handsomest and NEST useful accomplish
men; Of an English education.
Jane d. UEWETT. T.
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Hardware.

CHARLES SLADE has received by
~ the brig Bliss, from Liverpool. a few
Packages Of Hardware among which are,
Waldrop's grass and grain scytbes, hoes,
anvils, vices, spades, shovels, chain traces,
hoop iron. best Crawley and cast steel,
SC. And by the next arrival expects iur.
tber supply of various other articles.
NAV 20
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For Sale.

THE HOUSE and LOT in which used
to reside in the town of Alexandra,
containing an acre Of ground. on Washing
ton-street, being one of The most agreeable
situations for genteel family in that town.
For terms. and view Of the property.
apply 10 James L. McKenna, esq. who 10
fully authorized to treat for and dispose OF
the same, and will explain any facts res
pecting il which may be required.
JOHN HOPKINS.
HiIand Dals, April 50.
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Kid and Morocco Shoes
Boiling Cloths

THE subscriber has on hand (and in
~ tends keeping) sn assortment of bolt
ing cloths of a very superior quality which
will be sold low by the piece or otherwise.
A liberal discount will be made to those
who purchase TO sell again.
JONATHAN JANNEY.
BIN mo tutbs3mo
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Married.,

On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr.. Norris, THOMAS w. HEWITT, esq. of
this town, to Miss MARGARET b. SMITH,
daughter If DR.. Augustine J. Smith, of
West Grove.
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LINDSAY & HILL.
Office.

"HE creditors ofJABEZ B. ROCKER,
! ar insolvent debtor, are requested to
hand in their claims and all persons in
debted to hun, by bond, note, OF book ac-
count, are hereby required 10 make imme-
date payment TO ISAAC ROBBINS,
June 3 ct
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SALES AT AUCTIt II.
Public Sale.

uUI1C OitIF.
THIS DAY, al 10 a. NJ.
Will be sold at the Auction store. corner Ut
Prince and Watersheds,
Canton checks, yard pieces
Dowias; domestic plains
Brown shifting cotions; hard twist
Levantine shawls, white and black
Bandano hbdkt.
Cotton hose; "snabures, British
Irish sackins; sesing cotton buttons
Plated caLdles,icls and Casters
Also,
! superb sideboard, home manufacture
A variety OF other furniture
Hush carpetlne, porter, basket salt,
almonds, sugars, lemons, &c. &c.
June 4 S. A. MARSTELLER, Auct.
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April 81
Furniture, &c.

lust received per schr. Primrose, and
- for sale al the cabinet ware looms low
er end of Prince street,
8 dozen fancy rush bottom chairs
5000 feet bay mahogany first quality
In Store,
A general assortment of mahogany fur
niture
ESQ chip hats, all of which are offered
for sale at low prices for cash.
Nav 26 S. WARD.
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Public Sale.

I IN THIS DAY, at the auction store. at
~ the u>uai hour Of sale, will be sold one
pale OF saddlery, damaged on board the
rig Bliss, from Liverpool. (lpr the benefit
OF those concer-dl consisting of
Draining web of various kinds
Girlh do do
Scarlet prince check
White swan skin, sc. &c.
June S. A. yN.aIlSTELLER, .Astex.;l
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Cotton Twist.

A quantity of Cotton Twist, Of assort-
n ed numbers, md from an approved
mandatory, tdI throstle,) Tor sale ~
ii THOMAS V. HUCK.
j mo o5th
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EEM Exchange Coffee House ,.SaN
sS4sL,MARINE JOURN A L. 49, sses,
POPTOF ALEXaNDRI4.. June 8.

a
ARRIVED,
Brig Economy, Shaw, = days from n.
York plaster, salt and coffee, to }. H..
Laid l. Co. =,
Also, uumber of inland vessels, with
country produce.
CLEARED,
Brig Domestic, Barney, New-York.
Sloop Henry, Rhodes, cleared, at Nor
folk, for thi, port Sist ult.
Schr St. Helena. Tavlor, 10 days TN ST.
Thomas, ar. at Philadelphia Cd inst. Re
ports left brig Agent. Davidson: OF tins port
for Porto Rico ia days, and from thence
for New-York. Spoke 10Th ult. lat 26,
Ion. 90, ship Commerce, Crowdhill OF this
port, Al days from Rotterdam, for n. Or
leans; all well, and desired to be reported.
Brig Dove, Barrett, hence, at Oporto
28th March.
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Just Received.

NUNFORD'S Reports, vol. 5tb.
.tf Parents Assistant, 2volumes
By Miss Edgeworth, new edition with
plates, on sale by ROBERT GRAY.
March 9
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Union Bank of Alexandria

June 2, 1879.
4 n election for twelve directors will
N take place al the banking house Of
this institution, between the hours of ten
and three o'clock, on MONDAY the 9Th
day of July next, of which the stockholders
are hereby notified By order.
c. II. CHAPMAN, Cashier.
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Saint CrOiX Sugar.

TWELVE hhds super6ne ST. Croix su-
4 gar landing this day on Ramsay's
wharf, will be sold on reasonable terms
there or at the warehouse Of Tho's. Irwin.
April 81 If N. REILLY.
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factory,
King street, tao doors beioav Washington-st
4 sANIEL PIERCE has just received per
IL schooner Hilan, from Philadelphia, a
number OF umbrellas and parasols, which,
added 10 his former stock, comprise large
and general assortment.
Likewise on hand as usual, a complete
assortment of trunks of all sizes.
n B. Old frames new covered in the
neatest manner, and all descriptions OF re-
pairs promptly executed.
April % VISIT
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Public Notice.

THE WHITE POST again for sale, on
J. credit of ten years, having good Sc
curity, and paying the interest of the mo-
ney annually--tbe price three thousand
t-,sx dollars. The Improvements, two
At houses, joined together and wea-
49, tber boarded, a porch full length
SsH in front, and shed the whole length
behind containing sixteen rooms and a
cellar, the store and counting house inclu-
ded kitchen, smoke house, SC. with a
snug bsm.-There is but one store at the
place at present.
iune 9 st VIM. Carney.
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To Rent,
Lost.

ON or about the 18Th ultmo, = gold
acatch CHAIN. ia seals and ksy-thp
chain broken, aud tied with = silk string
one OF the seals large oval, the other
small and plain one-a square gold key,
with the initials J. 2. A liberal compensa-
ton will re allowed the I'm Ter by leaving
,hem at this office. or with .he subscriber.
June St HERVEY SUMMERS.
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Round Hill for Sale

Round Hill for Sale
by virtue Of "a deed of trust from Daniel
- MCPHERSON and wife 20 me, under
date OF the 3Oth of May. 1916, and for the
purposes therein prescribed, / shall sell at
pubic auction, on the premises on THIS
DAY, the 4th inst. tract Of land in the
county OF Fairfax, known by the name of
Round Hill,
lying on the stage or Colchester road. dis
tant about 6 miles from Alexandria. and
containing I484 acres, more or less :-re-
serving, however, to George Triplett bis
right to one moiety Of the dwelling house
and yard. This land has been very con.
siderably improved by judicious cnlliya.
ton. and there are now growing crops of
small grain upon 1t.
Also, one other tract, being an equal un.
divided moiety of tract of land in the said
county, contiguous to the foregoing, and
supposed to contain % acres g poles.
The terms OF sale will he made known
at the time and place of sale,
). l.. McKENNA, Trustee.
The Mechanics Bank having taken upon
itself the payment of the above debt to the
Bank OF Alexandra, the sale intended 10
have been made on this day, will, Of course
not take place. II may be proper how
ever to give notice, that the sale advertised
by Nm. peitch. trustee of the Merhanics'
Bank, will take place on the 10Th inst.
upon the terms expressed in that adver ise-
ment iuneA
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EXCAVATION IN TAURIs.

"In the course of some recent diggings,
near Fanagoria, in the government of Tau
ris, vault in the term of tomb was dis
covered, containing human body Of pro-
digious size, in state of high preserva-
tioa. 1t is presumed that the body has
lain there Since remote period of anti
guilty, for it is well known that Tauris
formed one of the colonies of ancient
Greece.-The head was encircled with a
Laurel wreath in gold on the forehead was
gold medal, with head. and the mi
tials P. P. (Phiiip.) On each side of the
body were vases OF silver and porcelain,
chains Of gold, and earrings On one of
the 6ugers was gold ring, With precious
stone, on which were engraven two e.
cures, the one male and the other female,
admirably executed"