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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-18
Fairfax County.
June 2Ia. 1919.

juno ZIN, 1919.
4 T large and re >pectable meeting oil
"A the citizens Of Fairfax county, con-
vened tor the purpose of forming an Aux
Hilary Colonization Society, William H.
Fitzhugb. esq. was called to the chair,
and Charles &. Broadwater appointed Sc
cretary--when, after the adoption of con.
stitution and necessary rules for their GO
vernment, the following officers were e.
lected Tor the ensuing year,
VIM. H. FitEhugh, esq. president Ro-
bert r. Thompson, Alexander Waugh.
VIM. E. Beckwilh, Daniel F. Dulany and
John Reid, vice presidents George w.
Hunter, James Sangster, Richard C.. Ma
son. John W. Ashton and Vim. Moss, ma.
nagen; John Moore, treasurer and c. e..
Broadwater, secretary.
On motion, it was resolved, That the
board Of managers he requested to take as
early and as efficient measures as possible
for the attainment of tue objects of the So
ciety.
Resolved, that The thanks Of this So.
ciety be presented to the chairman for the
able manner in which he has presided at
this meeting.
june IS
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w as Committed.

TO my custody, on the lst July, NE
.: GRO BOY. about IA years Of age
Z ieet 10 inches high, who calls himself
FRANK BULLEN had on when com.
mitted, al old Osnaburgb shirt, and pair
OF old blue and white cotton trowsers,
says be was Purchased by Mr. Lock, Of liz
SSWvy OF Washington, from Mr.. John
Welghtlssn. The owner is hereby ne.
quested 10 come forward. prose properly.
pay charges, and take him away !: or IL
w.iifbe sold for his prison fets as the ~
Directs GEO. H LANHAM,
heritt OF Primes GsorglS county, M !.
july IL ,isWMs
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-18

n. cutters on the west side OF Fairfax and
20 the South of King. street, to the Vest OF
ROYAL, and North and South Of king-st.
or shall permit the stagnant water collect
al there to run of, and that Twenty Dol
;ars be appropriated for that purpose.
Passed in couRcii, the 10Th of August,
1919. .HUGH SMITH,
President pro. tenn.
Approved f7th August. 1919.
JACOB HOFFMAN, Mayor.
Teste, |, p. THOMPSON, &C
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-18
Public Notice.

TINE WHITE POST again for sale.
Il on credit Of ten years, having good
security and paying the interest of the mo.
ney annually----the price three thousand
dollars. The improveinents--two houses
joined together and weather boarded, a
porch full length in front, and shed the
whole length behind containing sixteen
rooms and cellar, the store and counting.
house included kitchen; smoke house. &c.
with a snug Barn-there is but one store
at the place at present.
VIM. CARNEGY.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-18

Coffee. Wiiskey. Brandy. sc.
T lindsay T. HILL have Just received
~ from New ork, per schr. Dash,
captain Smith
1873 bags St. Domingo coffee
lc0 bis. rye whiskey
2 pipes cognIac brandy (old\
3 hampers Champagne, containing
12dozen
s casks London porter, 48 dozen
90 barrels cider, 70 do.
H. Store,
50 hhds. retailing molasses
4 pipes 4th proof Holland. gin
Jamaica 4! w. |. rum in hhds.
N. F.. rum in barrels
Sugar in hhds. and barrels
Gunpowder, imperial, & Tyson tea
in small packages
Liverpool fine and coarse salt, id
sacks
Soft sbelPd almonds and pimento in
bags
Ginger in kegs-also, family -four.
They purchase corn and wheat.
august 10
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august 6
American State Papers,

IN TWELVE VOLUMES 8vo.
Published under The patronage o Congress.
" HE subscribers to this important ma
L iional work. in the state of Virginia,
are infnrmet, that it will be delivered in the
different counties, in the course OF the pre-
sent season.
The publisher INDUCES the hope that the
same liberal motives that induced the very
generous patronage which this work has
received in Virginia, will prompt the in
diyidual subscribers to afford every taci-
lily in their power, to the ready collection
of the amount due on each subscription.
THOMAS B. WAIT.
Boston. August l--3 d3w
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Wheat.
Harrison Bradley

ID especially informs the citizens Alex
~ andrls, and the public, in general, that
ne continues TO carry on Inc CABINET
BUSINESS, in all its various branches,
and as ne has good assortment OF Furu.
ure on hand, he flatters himself that those
who VIII give him their custom. will 6nd
Vt their Advantage, as he is determined to
sell on as good terms as any person in the
dlslrict. - july IS
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For New-York,
For Boston,

For Boston,
>.AM The brig FACTOR, capt Halves,
lis now loading, and will sail IN all
this week. For freight or passage (for
which she has handsome accommodations
apply TO WIN. FOWLE T. Co.
Who haze for sale, the cargo of the sch,.
Planet, capt. Prince, Of
$50 tons plaster Paris.
For Portland 8 Eastport,
>S& The schr. PLANET, captain J.
&&Prince, will sail on Sunday next,
and take freight for either Of the above
places, on reasonable terms Apply as
above. july 2B
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-18
One Hundred Dollars
Reward.

reward.
ON Monday, the 9Th June, eloped
~ from Bell Isle, King George county,
Virginia, two negro men, DAVID and
JOHN. David is black fellow, about
forty years of age, rather below the mid
die size, has invariably smile when spo-
ken to, good hand in The field, and TO-
lerable wagner his clothing, when he
absconded, were an old felt hat. double
miled drab great coat, much worn, lined
with red fahnel, jacket and pantaloone Of
domestic cotton and yarn cloth, and a
coarse linen shirt. David has wife be-
longing to Mr.. John Singer, who some
years since moved from Culpeper county
TO Harrison county, Va. and for the las,
two years has been in habits of intimacy
with negro woman by the name Of Rosel
who was sold last fall, by Mrs. Bergman,
OF King George, to Mr. George Mason, OF
Gunston, Fairfax CO. Va. it is probable he
viii attempt to get to one of these neigh
borhoods Jack is a lively black fellow,
about thirty years OF age, of the middle
size, little bow legged, rather all awk-
war, hand in the field, having been bred
u "'ocS SNi'ohts O. "utSu lie tACcliS.
ther surly disposition. and by profession
BAPTIST. He has father belonging to
MIR, John B. s. Fitzhueh. near Falmouth,
Stafford co. Va. and a wife and family be-
longing TO MIR. Thos. Fitzhugh, of Bren-
ton, Prince William CO it is highly proba.
bic he is lurking in one of these neighbor-
hoods; had on when he absconded, an
old hat, suit of domestic cloth cotton and
yarn, and brown linen shirt, and car
ried with him a suit of white domestic
jeans. II is probable he and David will
change their names and dress. FIFTY
DOLLARS will be given for apprehend.
ing and securing in Jail said negroes, or
half for either, if taken in the state of Vir-
ginia, or District G Columbia or the
above reward, if taken out of the state, s.
all reasonable charges. if brought home to
the subscribers residence. Masters OF
vessels, and others, are ferewarned from
harboring or carrying off said negroes.
FRANCIS T. FlTZHUGH,
King Georges county, Virginia.
july Is f4w
The editors Of the Federal Republican,
Baltimore will please insert the above
once week for four weeks, and forward
their accounts to this Office for payment.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-18
SAN Exchange Coffee House ~
sTNMARINE JOURNAL. d..
Port OF ALEXANDRIA,. =. august II

Schr. Success, Myers, 10 days, from St.
Bartholomew sugar, to John Gird and
VIM. Fuw!e & Co.-Passenger, captain
Colby of the schr Willing Maid of this
mort sold at 81. Bartholomew.
Schr. MsIyina, Blunt, ii days from
Guanaia de Cuba ; sugar and hides, to Jas.
BIoxham, Robert Anderson, and Jobh
Withers.-Cap,ain Blunt reports, schr.
Eliza, Armstrong, from Philadelphia, ar
rived the day before he sailed. Schooner
Contradiction, of Vienna, was captured
By an insurgent cruizer, and fitted out by
the captors, as a cruizer also I; after which,
the crew ran her Into Naueitas, AMI de-
Gyered her up to the Spanish authority
Could not learn any thing of the former
crew Of the Contradiction.
Schr. Thomas & Sarah, Cooke, 60 days
from St. Andrews plaster, to- H La Id
&Co-On the 4th INST at. 80, Ion. I2,
spoke ship Harriet, from London tor Nor
folk, with passengers, short of provisions
and water, supplied her With both, and
left her in sight OF Cape Henry, last We'd
nesday. e.,
S!oop Ocean, Middleton, hence, arrived
at Norfolk, l4th inst. 4 days.
al
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-18
Flour Business.

TIME subscribers respectfully inform
j their friends and the public, that they
have entered into copartnership, and their
business will he transacted under the firm
of ASHBY g. STRIBLING.
Their warehouse is near the upper end
OF King. street, and opposite the diagonal
pump; where they will purchase and re-
ceive -four On storage.
They intend keeping GROCERIES.
which they will sell at small profit for
ash. TURNER ASHBY,
MAGNUS Il. STRIBLING.
June Is
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Public Sale.

IN FRIDAY, the Goth inst. at la
~ O'Clock, will positively ne sold,
FOR CASH. at the Coffee House, TO the
highest bidder:
100 shares Marine Stock, 10 dollars
per share. paid.
$50 shares columbian do. 10 Go.
200 do Mechanics do. 10 %.
50 do do do. 81 do.
HENDERSON l. FiTZHUGH.
BROKERS.
s. A. MARsTELLEh, auct
august IA
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Evan p. TaylOr

Evan +. Taylor
N7ISHES TO inform his friends and the
w public in general, that the
Coach Mating Business,
in all its various branches, vii, he cont
nued at his shop on Fairfax BETWEEN Duke
L. Prince streets, Alexandria where are
now for sale, an assortment of coaches,
gigs, and sulkeys, which can warrant,
and will sell low for cash. All repairs
done in The shortest notice
From this date, CHARLES r. R..
DOUGLAS will have an interest in the
above establishment which makes it ne
cessary that all accounts to this day, be
speedily closed. The business will be
transacted in future, in the name of E. P.
TAYLOR d co.
T. S. A coach painter wanted, Of steady
habits, and a good workman
An excellent secondhand coachee for
sale, immediate application is made.
july 10 mwfim
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For Boston,

For Boston,
k1N The regular trading brig FAC
G5NTOR, E. Halves, master, will com
mence loading in a few days. For freight
or passage, for which she has superior &C
commodations. Apply to
VIM. FOWLE & co.
Who have for sale, said briggs cargo of
$50 casks Thomaston lime.
ALSO,
The cargo of the schooner Seneca, Wins
low, master, from Portland, of
$4,000 feet merchantable lumber
80 barrels n. E. rum
6 barrels green coffee
S hhds. molasses
10 IS chests hyson skin tea
/ pipe Cogniac brandy. Of supe.
rior quality. Apply asaboye.
july Is
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Notice.
august IA

Canvass, oackIng, &c.
TINE subscribers have just received,
L 5000 yards twilled sacking
A few bales canvass
And hare in store,
Molssses in hhds
Sugar IN do and bbls.
M. MILLER & SON.
august w G2W
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For Sale,

kseus That three story brick Kddse,
E situated on the south side of Prince
Hsssi Street; how in the occupancy OF
49, Mr.. WIN. Radd ; perfect title
will be given, aud the terms of payment
made convenient. Applyto
july 10 JOHN Fl. LADD & Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-18
SALES AT Al C1I, N.
Lands for Sale.

~
DY VIRTUE of 4 power Of aitbrnty
ID from William S. Courts 10 the sub
scriber. will be sold at public sale.
On THIS DAY, the 18Th inst.
in Port Tobacco, that valuable tract 81
land wherein John fl. Barnes at present
resides called
Whitland and Cole.
lying and being in Charles cosnty Mary.
land, containing between three and fouf
hundred acres. This land is hahdson. ely
situated. lying Immediately ON Matawc-
man Creek, at least one third of which is
in wood, with sufficient quantity of marsh
land Tor grazing-that part OF the land
Which is in cultivation is we'll adapted to
the growth OF corn. wheat and tobacco,
aid with proper care would be equal, il
ndf 'iE 'riOr 10 any land in that neighbour
hood. ALSO,
AL tile same time and place, will be Of
tered irs sale the plantation at present id
the occupancy offrsncis & SAM Wheel.
err, lying about one mile from the above
place containing about four hundred acres.
AS il IS presumed that persons wishing 10
purchase will first view the premises, il is
thought unnecessary 10 give more parti.
cular description thereof. The terms OF
sale will be as follows: viz. possession ri.
ven on the first day of January next, at
which time one third Of the purchase mo.
ney will be required; the remaining two
thirds at one and two years the purchaser
giving'bond with approved security with
interest.-Upon the payment of the " hole
purchase money, sufficient deed will be
executed to the purchase
ALEXANDER MATTHEWS.
July 8 "a
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Fer Freight,

T0r TftIgHt,
EM The brig ELIZA, Clifford, mas
49, ter, $50 tons burthen, will take
freight to any northern port. AppIyto
ABIJAH ADAMS, Central wharf,
Who has for sale, her cargo,
100 tons plaster paris
In store, just recsived,
5 hhds first quality Jamaica sugar
IL cases straw bonnets. July 96
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400 Dollars Reward.

d AN AWAY on the 95lh of April last,
IL man called NED, formerly thu pro
pertt Of Mr.. Fitzhugh, of Fairfax, and by
him sold TO Hepburn & Dundas. He had
OH when he went away an old country blue
and white cluth coat, and kersey trowsers
his right hand in a sling, in consequence
of the kick of horse. Ned Is a stupid
looking fellow, and hesitates very much
when he speaks. | will give fifty dollars
il apprehened in the District, or the above
reward for experimenting him out of the
District, so that get him again.
AGNES DUNDAS.
Mount Eagle, May 19 d6lhwfstf
Wine, Oil. Almonds. &c.
SEVENTY pipes Corsica wine, similar
~ to Malaga,
IL boxes salad oil
1000 lbs. first quality soft she'll almonds
| case Italian super6ne black sewing
silk
SO marble chimney pieces with solid
hearths
Colcred straw entry mats
Just landed from schr. Adeline, from
Lcghorn, and for sale by
JOHN RUMNEY.
july II sw3w
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For Norfolk,

I'm The packet schooner GEORGE
I WASHINGTON, John r. Jack
son, master. will sail On Wednesday
morning next. For freight OF passage, APP
ply TO the master on board or to
JOHN McCOBB, Ramsay's wharf.
august Is
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Fat Cattle for Sale.
jamaica Shirts.

EOUR puncbeons 4th proei old Jamaica
Il spirit, just received, and will be sold
low and North Carolina Bank paper re-
ceved in payment, if immediate applica-
ton is made to
JOHN JACKSON & Co.
august 6
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For Boston, OF any Eastern
Port,

en- The good schr. MARY SPEAR,
&4& John Spear, jun. master, burthen
about 900 barrels, and will be ready to
load in few days. Apply to
JOHN H. LADD e. CO.
Who offer for sale, her cargo Of
$50 casks Tnomaston lime
5 M. new boards, and
loco brick joist.
august Is
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Wanted,

A FEW hundred dollars of Charleston
N or North Carolina state bank paper.
Apply to the printer. augusta
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STATE IF the Weather.
Aug. 17.-At 8 P. N. 50 dess.-Fair
Mind {. w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-07-14
THE COMET .

The Pori.>od Gazette in mentioning the
appearance Of tbs present Comet, remarks .
"That the last comet wnish visited cur sphere,
was in l,--ihis remained s5-.asime, and
its elements were calculated with great ?sc.
cision by eminent men boz h in this country
and in Europe. It's tail was found 10 be
% 100000 miles in length, and so rapepar.
cnt that stars were visible through il. The
present comet more brilliant than that of
1911, will probably excite equal a,,eo,ion and
investigation, The motion Of these bodies,
different from all others in the heavens, with
which we are acquainted, is very rapid ia an
elhpticel orbi,, approaching near the sun in
one focus of the ellipsis, the tail being always
on the side opposite the sun. That which
we arc now no,icing, passes towards the hor-
izon 10 oor,herly direction aud with rapid
ty--and sets about half pas, ! l o'clock; bot
!, was observed re-appeariog about dsyligh,
yesterday morning by gentleman Of this
town. just above the horizon, in N. n. e. d.
reciion. This Is on unusual phenomenon,
aud may be accounted FOR By it's proximity to
70 he pole. DE-. Bovdi,ch and other scien-
,i6c gentlemen made learned ard accurate
observations upon the last comet--ue pre-
sumo they will find in the present, . subject
wor nv Of their lsbors We shall expect their
remarks with considerable interest.
~. Y. Fsner.
--sc:e~o:o:--
A violent hurricane was sxpesieneed st the
Isle Of Fssnce on the 2sih and 2sth March, 10
which several American vessels sustained
damsge. Two Enrlish frigsses we're driven
ashore, oud IL ives reported that an American
hrie vus cast away on the n. e. psss Of the
leland, srd 81 hasds lost.
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4
Tie following extract from the LitcLHeid (zngiish)
Mercury, OF May 81, predicts change OF affairs
in The north of Europe.
we may draw an inference from the For
eign Journals, confirmed by private tellcrs
from various parts of the continent, Europe
is atont TO be involved in a new war that is,
in the event of the king of Sweden lei de-
vont Marshal Bernddotss) refusing TO sccede
to the modest requisi,ion Of the Emperor Of
Russis, that he will forthwith descend from
that throne to which the Swedes have called
hir,, and on which, by the most solemn osths
and treaties, every power in Europe has re-
cognized him. 1t is said that the Emperor
Alexander by way of gliding this bitter pill,
has offered him Russian government on
the confoes of Asia, with a revenue of six
millions Of iivres about $50 ,oooi. sterling
This offer Charles John has Q jec,ed and il
remains to be seen whether Alexander will
carry his ambition so far as to endeavor ty
force Of arms 10 reduce Sweden into Rus
sian province, under The government of his
mad brother.in .in-law, The Jerusalem Piigrim,)
or under his son, the nephew OF the Empress
Of Russia. In the present situation of Eu
topc, the expulsion Of Charles John from the
Swedish throne may not prove quite so easy
task as the Emperor Alexande. appears TO
consider il. The whole Continent and Ger
many in pafticuIar,is Is IN that state oil com.
bustiop, that were war TO eDsue, there 10 no
predicting its consequcnces,or whore ], would
end. The powers Of Europe arc SO situated as
not TO be able (if wiliiug) materially TO fur
,hcr the views OF Alexander. Such is the
respect paid here to Legitimacy, even in the
person of Ferdinand, that we, no doubt,
should do all we could to expcl scion Of
Napoleon from sn European throne--bu, that
oil must be little, on account of our finances
If France interieres, il will be In favor of
Berncdotle on whose part, !, is said, she has
already dispatched q General Officer TO Pc.
tersburg Austria must be insane, If she al.
lows the Empire 20 be violated BY the march
Of troops to dcthrone the Swedish Monarch.
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BosTos, July 10.
Latest from EnpianQ.

LutS't u ~" ~-HS1Wb~'
The packet ship Couric,, hes arrived az
New-york from Liverpool, IL 81 days, bring
ing dates to the slsi May. A brief abstract
OF their general contents follows :--
The Report of the Bank Committee was
Diseased at great length, 10 the British Pss.
liamsni, on the 24,h and 25th Of May. The
discussion terminated in the adoption Of
number of Resolutions conIormable 10 tha
spirit Of thar Report. The Bank is made
liable f,om the Goth of February next, to-i e.
deem its notes 10 gold bars OF no less than
60 ounces, st the rate Of Al. Is. per ounce.
The bars arc to be assayef and stamped at
the Royal Mint. The recempiion Of lha
Noles Of the Bahk in The Coin Of the Realm
IS to CON ncnce within the period of four
years.
Lord Gchville, in The House q Peers, de-
clared, that he now regrete ed supporting the
Restriction Act in 1897 He observed thse
The facilities which i, had siforded 10 Minis
ters towards the continuance of the tate war,
were moro than coun,ei balanced by he dis
uesses it bad brought on the county and
that no urgency could, in bis mind, sanction
the cxpedieht Of putting into the hands Of
the Bank Directors the power OF charging ae
their pleasure the valuable Of ell properly,
and the price OF oil commodities, by the ey-
cessire issue ct their incenvertible paper ct
one moment, end by the contradiction OF it in
the next. This power, which was no, given
10 the throne, Parlisment would no longer
coDhde 10 the direction OF eompeny Of
bankers; and all connection between them
and the Government must be dissolved.
The Attorney General has inucduced into
the House OF Commons, Bill TO prevent tho
snlis'men, OF British subjects 10 the service
OF foreign States, without the permission OF
their own Government; and Circular has
been issued from the War Ofsice, (undcr
date Of the 26,h OF Msy) desiring the per-
sons to whom il was addressed, to transmit
10 the Secretary of War, with the lcos, DOS.
sibIc delay, list Of ell British Officers.
whether on half pay or Other wise, who arc
now holding any military appoin,men, in tho
Spanish or Portuguese service. or the ser.
vice of any Foreign Power.
A letter from Rome, of the lt,h of MAJ.
stotes that the town Of Tunis has los, half OF
lis inhabitants by the Plague. The letter
adcs' that "the terror oi the sword will
soot''y be added to this dreadful scourgc.
News has arrived Of en- insurrection smope
the Arabs IN the interior, snd they orc about
70 march sgainst the capital, to the rvmbcr
OF $4,000 horsemen, commended by Tripo-
li,ao usmed Cslifer.el. Hsver. The Tunis;sn
Minister had put himself at The head Of .
BODY OF troops, and marched 10 rsre. the 10.
yssion."
Asseocd project on the liberty OF the press.
has passed the French Chan.bel Of Peers, By
msjcri,y Of 90 sosss.
&. Maxwell, Esq. is appointed Governor
CT ,he lsisnd Of ST. Christopher. and Sir 3.
+. F.Wsh.insham' Governor Of the IslsDd CT
2ssh Of May
ThesBavaIian government are re. ce1sp6s.