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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-09
ITEMS OF NEWS.


A public meeting on the question Of slave
ry or no slavery is to be beld at Providence,
on the 18th inst.
At public meeting at Providence it has
been agreed to petition Congress in favor OF
Bankrupt Law.
The exports OF upland cotton from Savan-
nah, appear 10 have decreased considerably,
and the general export, there in the year
ending Oct. /, 1919, are near s5,ooo,ooo
less than the preceding year.
The Spanish government is said to have
| appointed gentleman eighty years of age to
be its permanent Minister resident in the U.
States, with JEVpo1Ders, &c.
The stockholders of the theatre at Peters
burg, Va. at meeting, voted to request all
persons having claims against the Company
to unite in SUI. for their recovery.
On the 3lst Nov. we had continued fall
of snow for several hours-and present ap-
pearances strongly indicate the setting in OF
winter. Our navigation is however yet
open and our vessels are fast loading at the
wharves, expecting it to be their last trip Tor
the season. We have. had a remarkable
| fine and long extended fall, and the farmer
and merchant, both in city and country,
have exerted themselves to make the most
lit. albany Gag.
A letter from New Orleans states that the
Mississippi had risen but very little, conse-
quen,ly, little or none Of the back country
produce had found its way down.--Fiour,
which had been up as high as II dollars per
barrel, had got dowa again to 8, in coIise-
qucnce of the quantity brought in from the
Middle States.
Messrs. Constable y Co. of Edinburgh,
have announced as in The press and to be
published in November, Iuanhoe, a romance,
by the author of Waverly, SC. in 3 volumes.
The Novels and Tales of the author Of Wa
verify, &c. have been uniformly printed IN IL
handsome volumes 8vo. with copious CLOS
ssry.
If any one vii take The trouble Of locking
into the treaties made by the United States
with France, with he United Netherlands,
With Sweden, with Great Britain, with
Prussia, and with Spain. he will frd that
the acceptance OF commissions from foreign
power by the citizens or subjects OF either Of
the contracting Parties, to cruise against the
citizens or subjects OF the other, is by treaty
in each of these cases made Piracy
democratic Press.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-09
ALEXANDRIA,:
THURSDAY MORNING, Deeembsr 8.
SINGULAR ENTERPRISE.

During the revolutionary war, two Bril-
fish vessels were sunk near New-York. one
Of which had on beard, it is believed, NAL
hon of dollars. 1t is now proposed to de-
scend to the vessels by means OF diving
bell, peculiarly constructed for the purposes
and which, from experiment, can easily be
effected. The protector OF the enterprise,
Mr.. Samuel Davis, of Baltimore, submits the
plan to his fellow citizens, through the
newspapers, and proposes TO create stock
to procure the machinery by subscription.
He has rated the shares at Is dollars each,
so that almost any person who may have suit
ficient confidence in the chance Of success,
may become a stakeholder. Application is
to be made to Mr.. D. at the Coffee house,
Baltimore.
The American Bible Society acknowledge
es the receipt OF 3O52 dollars and 76 cents,
during the last month.
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From the .anerican Farmer.

Mr.. Skinner.-Whilst was in Ohio had
the happiness to see the Steubenville cloth
mandatory, and TO be known to Mr.. Dick
inson of that place, who is part owner of the
mandatory, and who owns flock Of Sc
ven hundred Of the most beautiful merino
sheep in the world. The mandatory is
great, and, think, splendid. | saw fine
cloth weaving, and afterwards saw it dress
ing, made from the wool Of the sheep which
] had seen--l engaged a few yards Of it,
brought it home, have coats making for my
sell, and for my son and daughter, who will
call on you shortly on their way to Cecil
My beliefs, that if ever saw as good i'm
ported, certainly never saw any superior.
The Steubenvil!e mandatory is in full opc-
ration. making cloths of various prices. |
bought some for a great coat for four dollars
and some cents the yard, which think is
more beautiful than imported cloth, which is
sold in our shops at and dollars the yard.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-09

A circular has been issued from the treasu-
ry department, by order OF the President OF
the United States, that any clerk who shall
have been guilty Of receiving pay for making
cut entries of merchandise for any merchant
or merchants. shall be dismissed the Office
of collector. Thi, order, in the opinion OF
the most respectable and intelligent part OF
the commercial community, is wise and
prudent measure. They view the conse-
quences as salutary and whilst it Destroy
the opinion that the collector counienances
such improper proceedings, on the part Of
the clerks, it adds a greater degree of res
pect to the establishment. [Columbtan.
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1,a,.1afuRr orsrErkEssEE.


A bill for the amelioration Of the Usury
Law has been raised by the House.
A bill providing that claim for rent shall
be lien on growing crop Cd farm, is
pending.
A bill allows John G. Easiland the priv
1ege Of working for 20 years copper mine
he has found.
A bill has passed the House giving salary
of 1000 dollars to the governor. 1900 to the
Chief Justice, and 1850 TO the other Judges.
Resolves have been proposed, appropria
ting the proceeds of the sale of certain lands
to internal navigation, colleges and schools.
A bill is pending to limit actions for real es-
tate--a bill to consolidate the banks in the
state-and bill giving sundry illegitimats
children Unbeatable blood"
[Bost. paper.
Contrary to every expectation, fsays the
Intelligencer) there has been built in the CT
ty Of Washington within the present year,
1877 dwellings, exclusive Of additions, viz.
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SELECTED.
THE NOON OF EreHT.

SELECTED.
TIE NOON OF KrGHT.
A holy rapture thrills the SOUL
And speeches. inspiration SEXES,
As meath the evenings mild control,
Roam forth autumnsl breezes;
And DER the landscape watt perfume,
And curl the surface Of the river,
And wake, amid the forest gloom,
Lone sounds, that rise and fall tor ever
The field. around Of fading green;
The sun descending DER the ocean;
The azure mantling Ger the scene;
The star, that pays devotion
Unto the lovely moon OF night
In silent alteration weeping,
And shedding gems Of dewy light,
Upon the sward Of daisies peeping'
These, all in mellowness combined,
Awake the soul to meditation;
dwelling to the raptursd MUD
The wonders of creation.
I'VE hear not-but they speak too piais'
And silent tell US in derision,
That all terrestrial bliss Is vain,
And life an unsubstantial vision.
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Coroner's Office. }
December s., 1919. {

An inquest was held yesterday, at No.
a64 Water street, on the body OF an unknown
man, apparently about 35 years Of age, 5
feet 9 inches high, brown hair, had on
brown great coat, striped vest, drab colored
pantaloons, wooden stockings and good shoes
who came to his death in the &C: as la.
borer, of putting ballast on board of brig,
and accidentally fell off The wharf, and was
drowned lNew- York paper
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MASSACHUSETTS srAyE PRISON.


There were IN this prison ON the 3oth
Sept last, $40 prisoners, who were thus en-
ployei-As weavers and spmners, 46 ;
screw makers, II; spike and nail makers, 4;
shoemakers 80 !; brushmakers, II smiths
and flers, 5; founders 7, tin-workers, 8 /;
cabinet makers, 6; cooks, 6; caopers, 7 /;
stone cutters, SO oakum pickers, 60 lum-
pers, % employed for prison, "a; in solita-
ry confinement, | in hospital, 26; females,
only l3. Time expired 2 pardcned Q re-
ceived 8. In Oct. 1918, the number of pri.
soners, 81, and has been gradually decreas-
ing, InOct 1915, the number received was
%, Nov, 20, Dec. 5, Jan. 1919, Q, Feb 7,
March G, April 6, May 5, June Is, July s,
Aug
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-09
POTATOES.

POTATOES,
There were shipped from Hallowell. Me.
during the present fall, 23,as7 bushels Of
potatoes, good part of which have no doubt
found their way to Alexandria.
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Markets at ST. Thomas NoU. T.


Flour per Dbl. 10 dolls. dull-corn meal,
punch. 26 rice, per loo lbs. SO ;peas,
black eyed, per bushel, lard, II cents
per ID. tobacco, no sale lumber, pitch
pine, 80 dolls per M coffee, "a dolls. per
loo lbs. sugars, 8 molasses, SO cts. per GAL;
rum. 4S.
Mr.. Bridge, gentleman very fond Of field
sports. resident near Dorchester, met with a
serious loss few weeks since. On his eav-
Ing home for church, he was followed BY q
lad who had the care OF bis dogs, who said
the meat was exhausted, and that the dogs
would be starved. He requested, therefore,
to know what was to be done. Hang the
dogs 20 exclaimed Mr. Bridge, in an angry
tone, vexed al the abrupt and unreasonable
manner in which he was addressed. The
lad made no reply, and returned to the house
full of sorrow and surprise. The angry ex-
cIamation of his master was mistaken tor
peremptory order the poor lad, with an
aching heart, lost not moment to carry 1t
into execution and Mr.. Bridge, on his re-
turn home from church, had the misfortune
of finding his fine brace ofgreyhounds and
leash of the best spanieIs in D0rsetshlre hang
ing dead in bis stables. lEng PcpsT.
letter from Rio Janeiro, gives the parti'
culars of an affair which in substance Is as
follows 1T has long been the custom at
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-09
OHIO.

OHIO
The late election in this state produced in
one of the counties, the following singular
result The votes taken in Cincinnati tor a
senator to represent the county in The Legis-
lature weie precisely divided between the
two candidates, viz.
For VIM. H Harrison Cos
James w. Gazlay Cos
The other township gave to General Har-
rison majority Of 348 votes SO that he
was elected.
The Legislature of North and South Caro-.
lima are now in session. The address Of
Governor Geddes, Of the latter state, appears
in the Charleston papers Of the 9th ult.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-12-09

A letter from Rio Janeiro, gives the partl'
culars of an affair which in substance is as
follows 1T has long been the custom at
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-26
SITUATION " tatrd.

sNHE advertiser, "a native of England
who has ha the honor to instruct adult
pupils, AS well youth Of both sexes, in
S,enography the English and French Ian
guege,, Eocution, Writing, Arithmetic, Ge-
ography sc is'esIrous Of obtaining imme-
late employment as a private teacher, as
sistant in respectable academy, or master
of school in tine country.
Possessing the most ample testimonials in
avor of his competency as teacher, the ad-
vertser wlshe, not TO shrink from any nves-
tic alton, that may be deemed requisite. in
order to ascertain the validity of his prpten-
sions. AMI the extent OF HIS requirements.
Enquire City letter, POST Paid) OF Mr. Davis,
the editor of this paper.
n B. Law students and other professions
al gentema N may acquire complete know
ledge of the advertisers system of S,enogra-
ply in the course OF twelve LESSONS Ladies
or gentlemen lesirous Of private instruction,
may be attended at their own houses, aud a,
their own time. October Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-26
Mahogany 3 Furniture.

T HAVE Just received per s!oUP Fanny,
! from Baltimore. about 5000 feet Bay Ma
hugany, in logs, which will be- sold to suit
purchasers. either in TIE log or Loard, AT a
reduced price. Gentlemen who are build
in. can be supplied with hand railing, cu' TO
any dimensions, a. short notice.
Also. on han,i, and fir sale. -.
A quantity OF cabinet furniture, which will
he sold cheap, and warranted to he made ny
the best workmen, and of the hest materials.
All orders for furniture, which the suiscrl-
Der may be favored with from the country
or elsewhere, will be promptly attended to.
and executed in superior style
ROBERT ABERCROMBIE.
The National Tntellgencer will insert the
above three times, end forward their account
10 this office. oct. 25
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COl,llnbian T,vern.

Corner Of King & Cotumbus,sts. Alexandria
ssOLDNON DREW takes the present oi-
> poriunity OF returning his grateful thanks
10 the public, tyr the liberal encouragement,
he has received since his commencement in
business, AMI begs leave t. assure them that
no exertion has been spared 10 render his es-
Enlistment convenient for the reception Of
travellers aud desirable house for respect
able boarders. His stock OF wines, liquors,
beer. &c have been selected with attention,
and he trusts they will be found not inferior
10 any in the district. HIS stibling is fitted
up in the best manner. and well adapted for
travellers, or others who wish 10 have their
horses kept by the month, week, or other
wise. At the suggestion of some of his
friends, he has appropriated part OF his
house to he Oyster Business, where will be
furnished oyster suppers in the most comtor-
able manner ard reasonable terms.
N Is The subscriber will carry on the
TayIoring business as heretofore, AMI returns
his acknow Judgements to his customers in
that line, for favors received and hopes 10
merit their future support. Oct. 2l
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-26

This practice has led many of the
popr fellows newly arrived, into a sal
scrape, as they supposed, If they COLD
muster enough to reach Tendon. The.
might avail IL mselyes of the same re-
source here. -lhe other day ,eryl
dicrous scene happened through tins
money lending plan. A Frenchman.
who had just arrived, being desired by
clerk at one of the diligence Offices to
pay something. drew out. with an air of
great sang .froid the sum of six soes =
{" These" said he, ''are all have !;
but here is my trunk, and ] will thank
you to lend me something on IN.
Clothes" On your cluthes!" re-
piled the affronted clerk. "wl,at havr
to do with your clothes dye take me
for apawnbroker 49,. Pardon, Sir, We
always do so in France; you will not
refuse. 80 Indeed shall" Sacrs,
but | have no money it you don't len
me some. ! can have no dinner" The
clerk lurned from him mntterIng. "Y"n
should have thought of that in France
A gentleman present felt for the poor
fellows situatioL. slipped a tr'fle int"
his hand, aud enqnired what lie coni'
do u gain a livelihood. The answer
was concise, :" can do everything
Sir" Upnn closer enquiry. it turnec
out that this universal genius could tigh'
dance, make straw baskets. plead Law,
aud play little upon tn, FIDDLE.
London PAPER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-26
French and English travellers.


Tie great difference between the
Frrnch who isit Lpndop and the t>aS
Gsn Nho visit Paris is. that The t"rner
generally make the trip t. get none!
and he latter to spend it. The great
nation mus suppose England land
flowing wita milk and honey. for they
come here withnut money, friends ~
resources Of any kind: in the mo'iest
eXpcCti0n at getting some provision or
other Immediately. tine reason far
this is the facility with which French
man can travel in France If he wants.
fer instance. To go t. Paris from one oi
the prov inces, he goes To the rouia!se.
that *, the Wagon oilice. "Opens his
pur:mamteau. tells the clerk he has no
mnreY. ana asks the Ian Of what he
want I" carry him 10 Paris, ON his
cioihaS, ~ ANY ,aluahlcs he NAV have.
They examine his things, and in gene
ral give him what he wants. The port.
,Ia,.tean is then forwarded, but it is
LOT delivered to him till he repays the
SInn advanced.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-26
sDyst. Or Niisiaid
Sa,nue! " ard

OFFERS the following articles for sale,
~ at reduced prices, at the corner OF
Prince e. Union-streetS
II elegant si1ebntrds
- bureaus Of ill rent kinds
s secretaries anA hook cases
81 beA>tp- :, diff r, Mt kinds
Ii table different prices
2 Isr.e rir,'s-inS bureaus
! eight lay clock superior quality
g ladies' work stand, with III bags
lao looking glass ,'ifrrcni mis-
4 GreCian couch. very elegant
500 chairs. different Kinds
spttees
6 wash stands
I large c'oarhes' rreSs
SO mattresses, d'ff'rut sizes
50 feet of gold ,nouI ling
So sjcking bottoms
GO iuZ. pass ge mails, wholesale d retail
a large oil cloth carpets
6 paSsSce do 10
IL trunks, different sizes
9 easy chairs
dozen corn hronms
5 plated harnesses
3 -nZen cast steel axes
do carpenters adzes
10 light hoes
8 do he'd cord
10 floor brushes
Portable desks, night stools dozen brides.
hats, shoes, and boots, un'r.l Has, | ton
ligrumvie, Delaying pins log rails.
A hand washing uachine
9 top carrioles,-.Also, just receiUsa,
grand harpsichord piano forte, of SUI
perior quality
loco wafer boxes.
octubero6 IF
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Samuel Ward & Co.

HAVf commenced the mandatory Of
N cabinet work, also of turning and
carving, al the shop Of joseph Spear, reccas-
ed. Having purchased the stock and tools
ol,he decedtnt. and large stock Oh hand,
they fatter then selves that. by attention and
industry, they Can furnish as good and as
cheap OF every description, as any person in
the District If Columbia.
They hare on hand and for sale,
4 elegant mahogany sideboards. carved
set do. tables, 8 in set
8 set do round ends, 9 in a set
10 mahogany dressing tables, square
6 Pembroke do
6heuraus mahogany
10 bedsleads of different kinds,
light stands, wash stands,
cribs, sofas. sc.
Also,
1000 feet Mahogany in boards and
Plank. -Turning and ouryng done al the
shortest notice, and any other business in
their line. ;. WARD
Oct &c ENOCH LEWIS.
tulhftf
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Privrte Tuition.

EHE subscriber has procured. as private
tu,or TO MS family, Young gentleman,
"A graduate of Ysle College) every way qua
siied. to conduct all of the different branches
Of education. and wnuli be willing to receive
two or tire. BOARDERS.
THO'S. TURNER
Fsuarripr County. Va Oct IS I'm
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sas> Exchange Co6ee-Houss .are
49, MARINE JOURN AL. -
Port OF .aLEKaNDRLa.. OCTOBER IS.

PORT OF .iLEX.iF OCTOBER IS.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Monroe, Noys, Is days from St: An
drews; plaster, grindslones, &c. to Will
am Fowle & Co.
Schooner Ospray, Drin water, IS days
from Portland; plaster, to w. Fowle 20.
Schr. An elo2p, Basnet, days from d.
cracock; shiages, wheat and sweet pota-
toes, to the master. Lett brig on Friday
evening. below Cedar Point Rocks-bouud
up. -,
'Schrs Henry Clay, and Friendship, from
Richmond, with CargOes Ot coal.
CLEARED.
Ship Gen. Lingan, Weston, Cowes and
market.
Brig Columbus, Blunt, Nuevitas.
Brig Ann Maria, Back, Boston.
Brig Venus, Morris, Mobile.
Schr. Rob Roy, Pol, Boston.
Sloop Armada, Kirkland, CT. at n. York
ESD instant, for this port.
State of Tie Weather.
October "a, at P. NJ 50 degs Fair wind,
South.
October s5, at 2p.M. 80 degs.--Fair W.
North West.
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French Language.

sVIILLIAM LANPHIER intends to COM
" mence MS French School, on the eve
ming of the 9Th inst at o'clock, 10 the house
formerly the Friends Meeting House) next
door south of Doctor Stabler's dwelling, in St.
Asaph. street.
Terms as low as others teach for.
september 1t dit
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Leesburg Turnpike Road.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the. Stock.
/ \holders in the Leeshurg Turnpike Road
Company, that Ten Dollars On each share
subscribed THAT is on the stock subscribed
since tie LIST day of October, 1879 is re-
quired 10 he paid on the 25ih Of November
next. THO r. MOTT, Treasurer.
Leesburg, Oct. Is, 1919.
~ The editors of the Winchester and
Alexandra Gazettes. will publish the above
for thirty five days.
october 22 dt25N
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Flour Business.

TE1ElE subscribers respectfully inform
l. their friends and the public thai they
have entered into partnership in the
flour and grocery business, under The firm of
GIBSON &. LUPTO.F Their warehouse.
is at The upper end OF King street, where
they intend buying and " i'll receive -four on
storage On hand, a large quantity of rlais-
ter, salt, &c.
ISAAC GIBSON.
NATHAN LUPTON.
We intend keeping constant supply OF
the best family -four.
september q d3teo6w
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Oyster-Hu,,se.

JNHE subscriber informs his friends and the
public, that he has opened an OYS-
rER-HOUSE at the corner of Prince and
Alfred. streets, where those who will please
Ia call will be served in tho best manner -
lie viii also keep Oysters Tor the accommo-
tation of private families at all times--lhe
best the market will afford.
October III T. WADE.
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dt25N
Not &c

Not &c
To The Stockholders of the Columbian h.su-
runee Company # .llerondria.
A y election for eleven Directors of the
~ Columbian Insurance Company OF
Alexandria, will he held at their flee, on
MONDAY, the first day of next November,
between the hours OF ten A NJ aud two +. NJ.
TO serve for the ensuing year.
Py orGiero The Board,
WIN WILSON, Sec'y.
Columbian Insurance Office,
Alexandria, October Is. dtNl
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Public Sale.

WILL be sold at auction, on THIS DAY,
w lie 26ih inst WOODEN Bull
DING. situate on prnce-street, adjoining
the house occupied by Mrs. EviIeth The
purchaser TO remove the materials cff the pre-
misses. Terms made known al the place Of
sac. By order Of The Dire tors Of The Bank
OF Alexandra. j. THOMPSON. Pres.
october L. IFS
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Salt, Wine, sc.
T lindsay &. HILL have just received
! i per schr Columbus,
600 bushels ground alum salt, (now afloat)
60 Or. casks Malaga wine
h, Store,
90 hhds. 4. 80 bis. lst &. Cd quality sugar
95 hhds prime retailing molasses
50 bags green coffee
80 st Domingo ditto
Gunpowher, Imperial & Y. Hyson teas
w India (. n. England rum
Blown salt in sacks & bulk
Ground ginger in kegs
bis. tanners oil
90 bis bottle cider 81 doz. each
October II
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$1,000 worth of Goods at first

cost.
'J>HE subscriber offers for sale. about 5000
! dollars worth fgools. al first cost. well
selected in Philadelphia and Baltimore, for
which he will take paper OF the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandra, or good bonds
JOSEPH fULEY,
Wildwood, Frederick county. Va.
october Is If
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For Sale.

4 N excellent second hand COACgIEE,
with harness complete, well calculated
'or hack or family ALSO, a pair Of large
strong horses, well broke. A great bargain
may be had, if immediate application be
made at the bar ofthe Washington Tavern.
september "a e