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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-26
The Gentleman's
ANNUAL POCKET "REMINISCENCES
For 1919,

CONTAINING-The Almanac ruled
~ pages for memorandums duties pay
able on goods, &C.; naval and Custom house
officers; public appraisers information
concerning patents; post office establish
ment official army and navy lists; cor
rect register of the American navy /; marine
corps government of the U. States, exc
cutive, ieg islative and Judiciary. territorial
governments; intercourse with foreign ma
tons; directors and cashiers OF the bank of
the U. States, &c. &c.
THE LaDY's POCKET BOOK for 1919,
Containing-The Almanac; ruled pages
for memorandums; description of Pitcairn's
island bishop Watson's letter on a future
State remarks on female dress and on mar
rage |; morality Of the BatIledore; account
of the Cherokee schools. Selected Poetry
Answers to last years enislnas; cha
rades new and fashionable songs; rebus.
es. New country dances and values; mar
keting tales; tables reducing shillings and
pence to cents; also for showing the value
81 dollars in pounds, shillings and pence
Are Just receiped for sale by
JAMES KENNEDY l. SON.
November "a dtf
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DR.. Lees Genuine { Windham
Bilious Pills.

Universally known and used throughout
the United States as Family Medicine.
The fame Of these pills has become so great
that many have attempted to counterfeit
them-to guard against this, the proprie.
tors have procured Stereotype Label, and
each box of Genuine Lees Pills will here
after be enclosed in one of these labels,
with these words on the sides: Lees
Genuine yNindham Bilious Pills." and on
the end of the Label the words, "Samuel
Lee, patentee, SC. |. Thompson, agent,
Joint PROPRIETOR &c. and should any be
offered for sale without said Label on them,
the purchaser may be apprlsed that they
are counterfeit.
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For Sale.

SEN The brig HARRlOT. burtten
MKlO0O barrels, about four years old.
built at Newburyport, Of the best mate
rails, is well found, and in good order for
any voyage.-she will be sold low. Apply
to LAWR1SON & FOWLE,
Who have for sale the cargo Of schr ire
phon, of lao tons plaster paris and cargo
OF schr Lenity, Of $50 casks fresh lime.
March 22
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Sack Salt.
+ lindsay T. HILL, have just received
- per sloop OCEAN, from Norfolk, and
for sale
100 sacks fine Liverpool salt
Also, just received in store
100 sides sole leather Feb 81
New Glover Seed, Cheese, &c.
LsIFTY bushels fresh warranted Clover
IL Seed
60 casks Goshen cheese
50 barrels whiskey
40kegs lard in nice shipping order
So irkins butter
800lbs. Tennessee live feathers
5pipes choice London particular Ma
deira
Murdoch & Co. and March & Cos
brands, which will be sold low ~ thepi
or less quantity.
N. B. A general assortment Of groceries
as usual. -
VAUDEVILLE g. LARMOUR
February 6
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Public Sale in Baltimore
OF

i.
East India Company Goods, I
On THURSDAY next, at 10 A. n.
AT the subscribers auction room, at me
head of Gay-street dock,
1877 bales,
imported in the Atlantic from Londonp
where they were purchased al the last Inc
dia sale--and consist OF
Extra superiihe Baftas
Callicoes =
Gurrahs
Emerties
Salempores /
Long cloths ;,
Doosoties
Mamoodies, and
One bale of blue chilloes.
Catalogues will be ready, and the cog %
omen for examination, two days before q
llS II. ID EilAldN & En.-Auct' rpl1
to JOHN DOUGLASS & Co.
March II OrJONAH THOMPSON.
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The Public

CAN at all times be supplied, on the
~ very best terms, with checks and bills
at sight, and short dates to suit their con.
venience, on
Baltimore, New.York,
PhilsdeIphia, Boston.
Apply at my Exchange Banking House,
Bridge street, Georgetown. where the fair
and most reasonable exchange can be had
on bank notes from all parts of the United
States. ROMULUS RtGGS.
February 90
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Orphans Court,

dlerandrio County, 1a,o
.March Term, ''
ORDERED. That the administrator Of
~ John B. Patton, deceased, do insert
the usual notice TO creditors, three times
week, six weeks, in the Alexandra news.
JAW f-l1 DIV
8. A. MARSTELLER, Auctr.
April 81 =
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Jesse s. Wilson,

JESSE -. w IISUH1
A r the instance OF several Of the inha-
"A. bitan,s of this place, has opened an
English School,
in St. Asaph-street, contiguous to Edrard
Stabler's residence. The number OF scho-
lars at this time not reaching the limitation,
few may be admitted. on application to
either of the subscribers; of whom also fur
ther information, if required. may be OBJ
tanned. M. MILLER,
EDWARD STABLER,
ELISHA C. DICK,
RICHARD II LITTLE.
Sd mo. 5 GEORGE ,. HUGH.
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For Sale.

Tx The elegant and very fast sailing
I@Msloop FRANCES, burthen 40 tons,
nearlynew, and in complete order.-Ap-
ply to T. II. ROWLAND.
mo 90
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For Freight,
For Freight,

For freight,
.ksN The brig ANN-MARIA, J. Buck
.S&Taster, burthen about 300 barrels,
is an excellent vessel, in complete order,
AMI can be ready to receive cargo on
board in four days. Apply to
LAWRASON & FOWLE.
Rho hare for sale her cargo Of
100 tons plaster paris
Also For Freight,
>NN The brig TIL Rec BROTHERS,
SIC. Rodgers, carries about I3oo bbls
Is nearly new vessel, ready to receive
cargo on board immediately. Apply as
above. March SO
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Also.

k& The good .chr BRISTOL, smith
&z4 master. burthen 500 bis she will De
80 soon in readiness for freight, which
would be taken to Bermuda in preference.
Applyto JOHN ID; LADD DoS q 20.
Who have for sale, aAoat, 5000 ousne''
r.J;z s.It April "a
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For Boston,

TUT DUotO3
xR The brig BETsEi, capt. Jones' s.
S4 will be ready to receive a cargo I'D
8 days. For freight apply 70 g., ,vb,rf
Who has for sale said briggs cargo OF
$50 tons plaster paris =.
April "a
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Wanted,

Wanted,
4 YOUNG MAN Of sober and steady
IA habits,t to supesintend fishery. Nope
ueed apply but one who is well acquai1E-
ed with seine hauling, and can come wei
recommended. Enquire Of the Printer.
February 81
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to Samuel D.
"A Harper. are requested to make i'm
mediate payment to Isaac Robbins, who is
alone authorised to receive the same, and
adjust all unsettled accounss.
JOSIAH Fl: DAVIS,
March 10 Assignee Of S. D. Harper.
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For Freight,

kH The excellent schooner OLIVE
&ABRANCH, Farnsworth MASTER our :
den 600 bbls. will be ready for cargo IN :
days. a,
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Also, For Freight,

S& The well known and fast sailing
AS%brig PANOPEA, Eleazer Crabtree,
master, carries about 1900 barrels flour,
or 5000 bushels corn, is in complete order
for any voyage, an6 can be ready in 8 days
10 take cargo on board. Apply to
LAWRhSON g. FOWLE.
VIE hcve for sale, landing from the a6ovs
ship,
So hhds ~ E. rum
.4nd IN Store,
5000 bushels superior quality salt,
for the fisheries. April Is
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For Freight,
For Freight,

In The ship RISING-EMPIRE, Ste
&S&phcn Holland, master, burthen about
$500 barrels, will be ready Tor cargo IN a
few days.
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By last Evenings Mail.
From the N,er-York Gazette, March "a.


From the Neg York Gazette, March "a.
LATEST NEWS.
Capt. Offender, Of the ship Hector, has
favored the editors of the Gazette with
London papers, Lloyd's Lists, &c. several
days later than before received. See the
extracts.
Price of stocks in London, Jan. &c. Bank
stock 272!; 8 per cent consols 70 3-s, rs
l-8; per cents 81 7-S 9S4; omnium q
3-8 pr.
A case of Grim con- was decided before
Sheriff7s court in London on the 22d of ia
nuary. The plaintiff was capt. Temple,
an officer in the Buckingham Yeomanry ;
and the defendant Mr.. Poulett, nephew
of lord Poulett, and an officer Of dragons.
Mrs. Temple was a lady of great personal
beauty was the mother of six children, and
pregnant with the seventh The damages
were laid at 100000 but the jury brought
in verdict of $4,000
London Jan. 26-It was last night agreed
in Parliament, that the duke of ork should
he entrusted with the kings person.
The vacancy in the council occasioned
by the death of Lord Peterborough, is to
be supplied by the present Chief Justice.
The question respecting the bank re-
strictions was also agitated. A commit
tee was appointed, at the request of the
Bank TO inquire into the state Of its con-
Germs previous to the introduction OF a bill
for extending restrictions OF its cash pay
mems.
The King Of France has given permission
for more banished persons TO return to
France-among them General, who when
the King was on his flight TO Lsle, pursued
him at the head Of some cavalry. Soult,
and NJ. Arnaud, will, il is said, be also in
vited to return.
The last accounts from Sweden and Nor
way to the lst inst. state, that there had
been no frost or snow, and that primroses,
&c. were in blossom.
The Kitty, an American vessel Of 300
tons, was wrecked on tue lth inst. near
Fishguard-no persons or papers to be
found. Tobacco in mass on the beach;
water discoloured, and fish poisoned with
IFS juice.
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las a kind Of laundering roarer, who made

las Kind Of laundering roaer, who made
as great noise when he spoke, as the boat
swain Of man of war with his speaking
trumpet in gale Of wind-and he has die
ni6ed Ajax, Diomed, and above all, Stem
tor, with the same elegant natural accom-
plishment 1t is fortunate that nature has
secured US from any annoyance Of that
kind from our handles, bloods aud cox
combs Of the present day-for, let fashion
dictate what it may, their pretty shrill
pipes. muffled up in yards Of muslin, can
never reach formidable vociferation even
with the aid of trumpet. The bellies OF
Homer's fine, too, seem to have been hap
py matches for the beaux,-for the prin-
cess whose beauty set Troy in flame,
being smitten with remorse, reviles herself
in terms, the bare thoughts of which would
make our divine creatures fall into hyste-
rics-when in petulent self reproach for
the slip she had made, she calls herself
she dog-or, turned into plain English.
says, "6-that am, &c. Gibbon says
Of Pope's Homer, that it has every merit
but resemblance to the original. And sure
ly nothing can be more different than the
impressions reader receives from the great
original on the one hand, and the ingenious
translation on the other; and | cannot but
think that it would be fortunate for the
male part of our youth, if they would read
Homer in the original, and by imbibing
little Of the robust spirit of the great men
and heroes in that book, in which kings and
princes and generals knock down remand
with their own hands cut up the meat, blow
up the fires and broil their own griskin up
on the Goals, instead of learning from Lon
don and Partisan prints and Baltimore tay-
lors, stay makers and de alers in frippery,
to corset and lace themselves into hermaph-
roditsm - they might thus at least learn
The fashion to be men, instead of crawling
along between heaven and earth, bloodless
animals called dandie animated num-
mies-miserable semiviriIe bipcrs, better
qualified 10 be the guards and servitors OF
a Turkish seraglio, than citizens Of great,
vigorous ana warlike nation like the United
States of America.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

Such citizens as have never had an op-
portunity Of viewing Black Lake, remark
able for its muddy waters, are informed
that the same lake may be seen in minia-
ture, near the corner of Pitt and Queen
streets, Alexandria.
1t is suggested TO the consideration of the
citizens whether a canal, constructed I'M
der the direction Of the superintendent of
police, connecting the said miniature lake
with the Potomac, would not be work of
great public utility, more particularly to
those who reside in its vicinity.
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It is said of Lopez de Vega 1.-THE ohak-
spear of Spain) that he was once asked by
the bishop of Bellero 10 explain one OF bis
sonnets, which the bishop said he had Of
ten read, but never understood. Lopez
took up the sonnet; and after reading it
over and over several times, frankly &C
knowledged that he did not understand ii
himself.
Campbell, who is perhaps the most fas-
tidious Of all poets, scarcely excepting
Gray himself, in Judging of and correcting
bis own works, could yet overlook pla-
giarism of his own introduction, which it
would seem scarcely possible for any read
err oSBlair's poetry to have cursorily CLAN
cedat without instantly detecting.
"Like those of angels, few, and far be-
tween" Blair's "Grave."
'Lke angel visits, few and far between.
CampbsWs "Pleasurss Of Hope"
No one admires Campbell more than |
do, and therefore this lamentable oversight
Of his gives me the more regret.
The following just, and beautiful reaec,
tioa may be found in the life Of that noble
and interesting character, lord Herbert OF
"every body IOues the nrtuOrs,
u,herea. The vicious scarce love one another"
The overstrained, fastidious delicacy
which is at this time in fashion in the old
country. and still more in this, and which
has been said to be the certain diagnostic
OF vicious age, may, for aught any one
can tell to the contrary, by lapse Of time
and fluctuation of fashion, disappear and
give way to something exactly the reverse
of it. He who reads Homer with the criti-
cal attention due 10 that first Of poets, will
meet with many things 10 excite his aston
ishment at the change that has taken place
in the world since the fall Of Troy. A dam
dy now piques himself upon the soft piano
tone of his voice, and swears pom honour"
in the tender treble of Miss of fifteen
but Homer describes the dandies OF his day
as men iIIustrious for loud, coarse voices
Menalaus for instance, he distinguishes by
he epithet Of Boe.l Asathos, loud OF voice
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Regulators.
Twenty Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber LYING
IL in King Georges county Va. on Mon,
day the 22d instant, yellow man namsIt
JAMES, about &c years of age, has one .,
his fore teeth out and cannot speak 'eI
quick, had on Virginia cloth clothes anu
carried off a shaggy great coat, he has Ia. "a.
ther named Peter Hall, who lives with r I9s
widow Morgan, at Oak Hill, Fau9uIer ~ |:
and his grandfather, old Frederick Han, y
supposed TO be living at Mr.. Terett's, near
Alexandria, and it is likely he may be iuIa rs.
ing about there. 1 will give the abo'eI
ward for apprebending and securing sa.a
fellow so that | get him again, and ie''
sonable charges il bro't home. nor
J. H. WASHINGTON.
Masters of vessels and others are lo' "
warned against harboring or carrying "
said fellow.
March 20 I"
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ing oath wa. sworn by the multitude, troops

ing oath was sworn by the multitude, troops
and the grandees
J "Ws swear 10 the sohole universe---fe pos
terifu-to ourselDes-to abandon France
to perish, rather than breath under her DO
miniions, to battle till our last breath for the
independence Of our country' ~
THAT peopIe Say what we will OF
blacks, there is nothing like this in the his
tory of whites, A whole nation the
same mountaineering its VOWS with the
most imprisoned enthusaism-at the altar
ofliberty. 1t resembles the Russian tatt!e-
anthem, with which their infantry used 10
give the charge. A whole army-at brisk
trot, would be heard laundering out
psalm 1t is a pity such a practice is dis
continued. The Turks still shout ALA!
Ala! as the Spaniards used topraise God
And St. Iago! Such music would be more
terrible than all the horns, drums and trum-
pets in the world, unless it were trumpet
in the skies. 1t is so like the war music
of Joshua, or the Maccabees.
This oath must have produced prodi-
gious effect. Who would not have joined
it-unanimousIy-black or white, if he had
been present
A proclamation, much in the manner of
European courts, full of defamation and
stuff, was issued at the same time, signed
by the royal fist, and countersigned count
Liimonde! We should translate it count
Punch. --
Communicated torths Philadelphia Gasette.
Attract Of letter from St. Petersburg, Rus
STA, dated Oct. Is, 1918, 10 merchant
in this city.
"The annexed note of exports for the
United States this year,may now be consi-
dered complee,as there is not an American
vessel at Cronstadt, and the season is too
far advanced to expect any more.
"Coffee continues high and scece-su-
gar low and duH-lron and manufactures
could be purchased on advantageous terms.
Merchandise exported to the United
States in IS American vessels up to Sep
TENDER 80
Pigiron, pools esss53 sheet do. 1854;
clean hemp, e46l62; ou,shot do. ll6l5 :;
half clean do. $3.50; tallow, 879S ; tailow
candles, 40; Bristles, 4I22; Feathers,
1894 ; copper, $50; saiIcloth, pieces, 33-
992 fams, 2OGl9 ravens duck, 30Se8 !;
broad diapers, as G52I66; narrow do. $685.;
crash l9l707.
To HaDaana-Tallow candles, pools,
sol; hems, pieces, 4478.
Extract Of letter dated Havana, 10th
March, 1919.
The Coulter has been detained, and |
am enabled 10 inform, that accounts are re-
ceiyed from Europe 10 the 9th January
large purchases of coffee and box sugars
have this day been made-ihe coffee "a
24i dolls. white boxes al | brown g."
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Office of the Baltimore Telegraph, !
Tuesday, March 23-I, p. " {

Liberty /! Independence i! Or death!
We have just received one or two of the
papers (Haytian) to which this formidable
motto is pre6xed. There is nothing ,very
momentous. The "high dignitaries' at
"Sans Souci''- palace of the Henrys,
are-as well as could be expected, &c.
On the 4ih of January, the birth day Of
their independence (the sturdy brat is now
in her seventh year) was celebrated with
becoming solemni,ies; and then the follow
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Notice.

hr The inhabitants Of Alexandra will
take notice, that the subscribers have been
appointed assessors for the presen, wear
agreeably to the laws of the corporation.
"The said assessors shall, immediately al.
ter their appointments, proceed TO value the
houses and lots within the limits of the cor.
poration, and 10 demand from the masters
and mistresses of every family, lists OF ali
male tytheables belonging 10. or residing
in their respective families, and also from
every owner of taxable property, list Of
such property. And if any master or mis-.
tress of family, or any owner of taxable
property, shall neglect or refuse TO give in
a list of all male tytheables belonging to,
or residing in his or her family. or Of his or
her taxable property, within five days at.
ter demand made thereof by any assessor.
the person so offending shall forfeit and paw
one hundred dollars. And if any person
whatsoever, shall wiliully omit or misrepre-
sent in the list given in, any tytheable or a.
ny taxable property, or shall in any other
manner conceal the same from the know.
ledge of the assessors, the person sooaend.
ing Shall forfeit and pay double the amount
of the tax imposed on each tytheable or
taxable property. Every merchant SHOP.
keeper, mechanic, or other person, having
in his or her service or employment any
clerk, journeyman, apprentice, or assistant,
shall render an account of the same in bis
or her list of TIMETABLES, and shall be &C.
count.ble for the capitation tax hereby i'm.
posed. i'm like manner and under the same
penalties, as if such clerk, journeyman, ap.
prentice, or assistant, were member Of
his or her family"
JAMES LAWRASQN,
IVM. RAMSAY. IT.
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Fairfax and Prince William, IN the pl,c.
of John Love, esq. who has yac.ted bi.
Seat
We are authorised TO state that Cuthb.r
PoveI. Esq. declines being considered
Candidate Tor the Senate for the Rext cleo.
ton.
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Alex'a. Common Council
~~~~~o>~>~>>~>e~~>~>,

.Iarea 20, 1919.
Or,lered, That Matthew Robinson. Ale,.
ander Mckenzie, and Reuben Johnston
he commissioners to hold an election at A
Rhodes's tavern, Oh the 2nd day Of Aprii
next, for member TO serve in INC common
council of Alexandria, fof the first ward, u
the place of Thomas SANFORD, resigned.
A copy.
Tes;e, |. T. THOMPSON, C. g,
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We are requested to stale that John LIN
ton, esq. of Prince William, is candidate
for the senate, to represent the counties OF
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NOtice>

THE Stockholders of the Leesburg
H. Turnpike Road Company will please
to take notice that the annual meeting Of
the said company for the purpose of elect.
ing president, directors, and treasurer,
for the ensuing year will be held at the
court house in the town of Leesburg on a-
turday the 9th day of May next
SA.NL. CARR, Treasurer;
March go .W5w
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Bestea, March l9.

Aletter from respectable gentleman in
Antigua, 10 his friend, in this town, says,
motion is to be made in the House of As
.embly there, 10 open correspondence
win the other colon les, for the purpose of
uniting in peti,ioning the prince regent to
annoy. tl,s 1 l-9 per cent duties on ex-
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ports, and al the same time saying that il is
impossible for the planters to comply with
the humane regulations expected OF them,
in supper. Of the black population, from the
wants of supplies from America, and pray
ing for free trade with them.
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ALEXANDRIA,:
.MOND,4K, .MaRCH %. 1919.

Errata. the Essay, signed Dramati-
Gus, published in our paper of Thursday
last, 4th column, llth line from the bot
tom, for " efcctual," read inefectual
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Relief Fire COMPANY.
March 29

Extract from an act of the Corporation Of
Alexandra, for the extinguishment Of
Fires.
Section 7. If any person who shall be
present at any fire, shall neglect or refuse
TO obey the order or direction of any off,
Ger, who shall be appointed by any fire
company now established or which may be
hereafter established, knowing him to be
an officer, such person shall forfeit and pay
the sum of five dollars provided the name
of such officer shall first have been publish.
ed in one of the public papers.
4 T a meeting of the Relief Fire Compa.
"A ny, held at A. Rhodes tavern, on
Thursday, the 4th inst. the following off,
GERS were elected for the ensuing year.
Thomas Vowel ESQ. Treasurer.