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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-22

iflCF Oh tiShtlS I io'idlS'
Near three blanks to n prize.
The explanation of ,be above scheme may
b., had gratis. and the tickels are o tor sale
al the Bark of Alexandra, in this city, by The
subscriber. at 4 dollars each, until The 18th
inst. who will pay the prizes to he fortunate
adventures, on the tickets sold Iy him Or
dtrs by mail, enclosing the cash, tpost paid
punctually attended To
BENZ. c. ASHTON.
hrrS,n,e the last few drawings Of lie a.
bow popular scheme, many prizes % 5'4o
dollars each, besides q very ltrge number OF
small prizes, have been drawn and PAID 10 Sc,
yersI ladies' ana gentlemen in the states OF
Vlrei mia and Ncw.York.
nArWe hereby certify that the seven num-
hers drawn on the Cd day of Oct. 1879, in
the city of Richmond. Virginia, in Mr.. Van
minis lottery scheme, " re the following, TO
wit-95, 81, "a, CT, 40. "a, II.
r. CAHiLL,
B.. CHAMBERLAYNE.
October ~. allSo
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!Sa, Freight,

IAE The superior schooner PLANTER,
.SLCapL Merchant will be ready to re
cci,r a cargo on board in a few DAYS and
take a freight to any Foreign Port or Cnast-
wise. Appyt TO w FDWLk Co.
Hho b,pe TOR sale, said schOonsr's Cargo o.
40 tons Plaster Paris.
Nc,nhl Is
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For Sale or Freight,

FOT NflV Ut ETEISIEt,
~, The schr. ROB ROY, Isaac Pool,
Nastcr, burthes about 100 barrels:
!. an excellent vessel, nearly new, and
= N be- discharged in = few days. Apply 10
JOHN II. LADD& Co.
Hao offer for sale her cargo piS.
500 salted and dry Brazit hides
l98 sides seal leather
50 tons tustlc
8 baskets cocoa October 10
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For Freight.

SN The good bsigECONOMY, Ebe.
SRuezer 1 Saaw, master, burthtn 400
b,,re!s aud will be ready for a cargo in a
&c" '"' JOHN y LADD & Co.
UIo haze for sale, 0j2odt,
$500 bushels lie OF Nav salt
luOU Russa grey hare skins.
0rfnhrr II
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Marshai's Sale.

RI will be sold for cash, on Monday,
sfft}S,be Q5lh day Of this month under a
- # the District Court for the District
Columbia, the schr. INDUSTRY, her
t%'q tackle and furniture, at Conw VS.
n,,f The sale TO take place at II o'clock
Wa ,t,t day. d. MINOR, d. NJ.
o. e" For T. RINGGOLD, Marshal.
ort. 70 Is
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Reward.

Reward.
DAN AWAY. from the subscribers
BG plan alton, in Prince Georges co.
about the Isl ul June, a negro man, named
HERCULES,
abou. 50 years Of age, SIX eel high, and
very stout, very black, and a remarkably
large mouth wears his heard Iong {; had On
an OsnabuIg shirt and rowsers, and ne"
felt hat. 1 will give the above reward Tor
'appre hending and securing said fellow in
any Jail, ST. that ! gel him again, and reds, II.
able charges if brought home Z
GEORGE FORBES,
Near Benedict. Charlie, 90. Md.
august "a d3ttuti
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Orphans Court.

II 6iUtHrlH county,
October Term, lti!S
ORDERED, that the eXecutrix of Der
~ NARp CRo,K, deceased. do insert toe
usual notice To debtors and creditors, three
times in each week, for three weeks in the
Alexandra newspapers.
copy-Teste. a. MOORE, Reg.
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mo 5sso
fp Notice.

nlFFICULTiES arising from the nature
EF Of the follow ing work. the publisher has
been compelled to renrDve TO Philadelphia
fur the better execution Of his plan. ne
ediiorisldepartrren! has in consequence i1l.
len into other hands. Mr. ALIENS present
engagement rendering ii impossible to super-
intend it in another city. The fiends and
relations of the different sisners 10 the pec'a.
ration of Indrpendence are therefore requests
ed to direct their fayors To The publisher, No.
443, Market street, Philadelphia.
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Foi. Freight.

Am The ship FAlR-TRADER, bur-
S&.then $50 hhds. or $500 barrels.
Also,
Brig COLUMBUS, burthen 800 barrels.
Also,
The brig VENUS, burthen 500 barrels.
Also.
The brig JUNO, burthen $50 barrels.
Also,
The schr. ALLEGRO. burthen 500 bbis.
Apply to JOHN II. LADD 20.
; p'elrder 20
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authorised 1y Lac jpr me promotion Of Ed"'
C0tfOn.
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Adam Lynn.

Opposite the Mechanics Bdk,)
~ iS rrc,.veI, by the late ~arr'yhls from
g. 4 Liverpool, an addition. to his Former
lock oi
HfRD'E.lRE s. CUTLERY,
which makes his assortment yer, extelslvs
and complete, which he oilers. Wholesale OF
retail, at the most reduced prices.
september ~ tuthStt
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

EoAN away from the subscriber living in
20 King George's county Va. on Monday
the 29nd March, yellow man named
.If.NES.
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PROPOSALS
by Ioseph M Sanderson,
For Publishing by Subscription,
A Blograph. oftiIe signers
oF Il
Declaration cf independence,

Accompanied with Piales.
To which will he annexed a History of the
Proceedings ol Congress, during the passage
OF the Law, amt the Declarat,On itself, viii
the fac simIie Engravings of the Signatures.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.
THE TENTH CLASS OF THF VIRGINIA
Seven Numbers t.Ottery,

"a Ill. be drawn on Saturday, the l3d
" day OF October inst. at I p. IN. in the
town of Petersburg, Va when The public wit
know TIE tale OF the following prizes in JeV
minutes.
50 prizes of 5,045
1S48 20 o. 40
e7,4S0 do OF 8
n ~ r a.: 1t, a ,loilo,.
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Whiskey, Blown Salt. sc.
SEVENTEEN hundred bushels Liverpool
- fine sal,
loo sacks do do [large size)
10 bids. 30 bis. rye whiskey
5ooo lbs. green coffee
10 bags pepper
Just reeeiUed dnd. fer sale BIZ
= LINDSAY =. HILL.
who have 10 shares Alexandra and Nor
folk Steam Boat Stock, which theywill give
in exchange for Mechanics Bank OF Alexan-
dria stock at par. SEPT 10
Hats, Furs, sc.
SAMUEL D HARPER has Just received
~ On commission, at his store on king->t.
Gentie'pen's first, second and third qua
lily beaver hats
Gentlemen's common DO
Ladies black beaver do
Do brown do do
SChiidren's fancy hats
Servants glazed do
Black and brown feathers
ALSO,
First and second quality beaver
Camel hair
RacCoOn skins.
All of which sili be sold on reasonable
terms. If March 4
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Fall Goods.

EOSEPH fANNEY has imported By the
= ship Boston, lately arrived from Eng
lantl, ageneTal Issnrtment"f
Fall Goods,
which are for sale. mthtf 9th mo. 9th
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Wanted,

A WET NURSE. with a good breas, of
a mix. One without a child would be
preferred. Enquire of the printer.
ocIOher7
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Wheat.

T WISH to purchase eo, 900 bushels Of good
I merchantable whept
oh mo 81 THOMAS V. HUCK.
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From the 81. Lori, Eaqmirsr, Sept. go.

From the St. LoGi, Eaqrrer, Sept. 90.
THE EXPEDITION To The UPPER MISSOURI.
Mr. Peter Kerr left Manneps Fort seven
miles below the Council Bluffs, on the 10th
instant, and arrived at st. Louis on the 23d.
On the lIth, he met the Western Engi.
neer, Major Long and party, IL miles be-
low the mouth OF the river Plate, ascending.
He confirms the account OF ROBBERY COIL
mitted on some Of the gentlemen attached 10
this boat, by band OF Panis Indians.
On the 18Th, be met col. Atkinson l75
miles below the CouRcil Bluffs. Tie rife
regiment andths 9th infantry were IN COM
pany, under ;hs command of col. Atkinson,
ascending in nurnber OF keel boats in good
health and spirits, and expected to be at The
Council Bluffs 10 IL days, that IS to say, on
the cath inst. None OF col. Johnson's steam
boats were in company.
On The l4th Mr.. Kerrpasse Martin can
torment Cow lsland) saw there the steam
boat Expedition, empty, and, preparing to
fall back, her cargo having been transferred
to keels. Martin cantonment was aban-
doned, except by subaltern and 80 men,
who waited the arrival of an empty keel
boat to take the remnant OF the lading OF the
steam boat Expedition.
On the 10th passed the steam boat Johnson,
% miles above Fort Usage, lying to, some
thing out Of ORDER
On the l7tb, 18th, and 10Th met ten or a
dozen keel boats above Boon's Lick, as
cending W It'll provisions for the troops.
On the ZoIh, passed the steam boat JET
fersop, empty, and lying upon the rocks
high and dry, niles below the mouth OF
the Great Usage.
1t is now cedain that the troops have lett
the steam boats and gone on in keels, and
that they will arrive (have arrived in all
probability al the Council Bluffs in time to
shelter themselves before the commence
ment of winter, and to accomplish all the
views of the government Tor the present
summer.
Mr.. Forsyth, U. S. agent on the Upper
Mississippi, arrived in town few days ago
fromsthe Falls of ST. Anthony.
We understand from him that he left
Prairie du CHEN in company with Colonel
Leayenworih aud detachme nt Of the 9th,
early in August, and arriyedat the mouth OF
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ELEGANT CUT GLASS URN,

Designed for the Presidents HOusI
at Washington is now i'm Philadelp ha(
at the store of M,ssrs. Fletcher and
Gardiner, No. $50. Chestnut street.
This s!eSant specimen oil rich Cd
Glass which was exhibited at the Bright
ton Sh W OF domestic Manufacturssl
came from the New England Glass fac
tory at LeChemere's Point. 1t is broad
er and twenty pounds heavier than Ell
ther The celebrated London or Brlst!
Bowl, which has been ST. much admired
in England, and is far richer AID desp!
er in the cutting, and more beautiful d
form, and S. metrICal i'll proportion. |;
is valued at 800 dollars, and is now c|
its way to " ashinglon City. 1t is al
Urn, and consists Of three pieces, tlf|
base, the bowl, and the cover, weighing
as pounds,* intended for the central OF
nament of a table. The cutting en- thu
foot, Is in arcIled scolIops, fittings, AMI
deep splits, with prismatic rings anA
splits bencath-the bowl round the boil
tom in the language of the manufactor!I
has raised dlamoads, and deep suDi
rings: and on the body there are SD
deeper straw berry diamonds, rings. sr1
arched scellops the cover has a chew
! raj Cut from the solid glass, edge arch.i
scollops, prismatic rings with splits BE-
! meath rows of strawberry diamonds
and head; ranged and raised diamonds
The model of the Bowl is considera.
to exceed in elegance and proportions
thickness any article of the glass KIM
made in Europe: those who are a;
quainted with the difficulty and skill r.
CURED to bring to perfection so large
specimen OF glassware, can Judge Of il
, excellence the cutting must strike til
eye agreeably from its perfect accurac!
and it will bear the most critical exsEI
nation.
1t weighed sirty: -four pounds befor
the cutting.
$3.50 bbls. -four inspected in Rich
mond, for the quarter ending Oct. 81.
AS men of sense say great deal in
few words SO the half wilted have a tale
Of talking much, and yet say nothing
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From The Rasairgton Gig Gazette.

-
..ws OF rHE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
The following article is from the pen OF a
,.<pec,abIe and intelligent correspondent
II attracts the public attention to very nm
portant subject. We shall express our own
opinion upon the topic hereafter. The mo-
meut when Congress take up the code for
6nal consideration will be the proper time to
examine its provisions
From Correspondent.
w. understand that the judges OF the cir
emit cour for this district, and MIR. jones'
the Dis,ric, attorney, have lately been very
as.iduoasly engaged in preparing their re-
nor, of code Of laws applicable TO the situa-
ton OF ,hi, district, in pursuance OF the act
Of Congress. of April 2s, 1916 !; and OF the
resolution passed by Congress al the last ses-
SION. Il will be remembered, that IN De-
,ember last, Chief Justice Cransh reported
, code. which was ordered TO be printed
From the industry and sound judgment thai
II exhibited, it iully answered the public eh-
pec,atien. But the committee OF congress
% whom the report was referred, consider
ing that the adoption OF code, embracing 50
many important and novel principles, re-
suirsd leng and careful delissration, again
referred The matter to the bench OF Judges
and the district sttorhey--and, from the as
siduity with which they have undertaken tue
discharge Of this duty, We trust We shall
soon have it in our power to congratulate
our fellow-citizens on the adoption OF ciear'
consistent. and rational code of statute law,
for this district.
The attention Of the judges has been par
.4icularly turned TO the modification and mo-
delling Of such of the British statutes and
Mary land acts of assembly as are applicable
N ,bis district, and to the due adninlstra-
ton of Justice, by the establishment oil
course of practice in actions at law, that VIII
more speedily and efectually ensure redress,
and diminish litigation. The present. Insol-
vent laws will also receive such a modihca-
ton as will be more favorable both to the
debtor and the creditor.
Whatever may be the doubts entertained
of the possibility and advantage Of codihcs-
,ion, on which SO much has been lately writ
fen. we cannot avoid thinking that every
step taken to embody the laws, to render
them more easy OF access and eompreheh-
sion 10 those whom they are to govern, must
be an Improvement.
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From the National hte'ligeneer.
RANK OF THE UNITED STATES.
per cent,

BANK OF The UNI ed AlES.
The result of the tale meeting ol the Stock
holders in tins institution has been property
made public, contrary to the usage oil banks
because il is one ia which not only very ma
ny individual (say from three to five thou
SANDY ave personally interested, but IN which
the community is deeply concerned, by the
pervading influence which the transactions OF
that institution must have on the trade and
business of the whole community. II was due
to the government alse, which is not al all
represented in the general meetings OF the
stockholders, tho it is sufficiently represent
ed in the direction Of the Bank, that the
means shosld be afforded 10 The representa-
lives of the people. ofjudging how tar its at
,airs had been administered with view to
the public interest. In such an institution,
nothing should be concealed; and nothing
has been withheld which It was important to
know. There are many particulars not DIS
closed, the publication OF which might have
gratlfied curiosity but the results OF the in
yestigation are fully aud fairly before the
public.
The general committee, in their report,
appear carefully to have avoided retrospeet'on
even so far as to give a historical view OF the
operations OF the bank. Their object seems
10 have been, not to inhame jeaiousiss or ami
mosi,ies, by making comparisons OF the past
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COURSE OF EXCHANGE =

COURSE OF EXCHANGE
That merchants and traders at distance
NAV, know the rates for sharing bank notes
at Baltimore, we offer the following brief
notice of the value Of paper, as it is diffe-
rently marked, engraved and signed.
United States bank and all its branches
PAR.
New Hampshire, Massachusetts,, Rhode
Island, Connecticut and Vermont bank
notes-Boston at 1, the rest, generally, at
from 2 to per cent. discount, except those
Of Connecticut, payable in New-York'
which are at par.
New-York city, and the country notes
which are depositable in the city banks, par
Jacob Bankers, 80 per cent. disc. hud-
son, 90; do. 'reeeivables,' 60; Catskill "a
oueduct CO. so; M'Kean's T. Myers notes,
60; Utica insurance, IL Ontario bank, 10
to 90 Jefferson county bank, so; Cherry
Valley, 10; al the rest pretty good-regu-
lated by the market at New York
New Jersey.-Most of the banks in this
state are nearly a! par, or may be passed OFT
as such-the rest at 2 or 8 dis.
Pennsylyania.-All the Philadelphia notes,
par. The good country notes, % TO 3 dis, !;
Piusburg, o; the rest at uncertain prices, or
at no price at all, and too tedious to detail.
Delaware.-All good except the Com
mercial bank and bank at Laurel-the for
mer at per cent dis, the latter at from so
to 60.
Maryland. --City bank Of Baltimore, 10
DIS; Caroline, do Elkton, Somerset f.
Worce-ter. Port Deposit, and Cumberland,
at no price. Frederick county, Hsvre de
Grace and Annapolis, at par. The rest
pretty good--lhs worst at 4 per cent. dis.
Virginia old banks, u dis Bank
of the Valley, from II to 2 dis. no other
notes in The market.
North Carolina, 81 TO Z dis South Caro-
lima, 2 Geo gia, s; LOUISIANA, no demand +,
but I24, if sold.
Ohio-tke best, the specie paying banks
at 10! Cincinnati, DC. from % 10 40. Some
as much as 80 to so dis.
Kentucky and Tennessee-old banks, II IN
demand, at from ID to 90 per cent. dis. !;
new banks of both states, AMI bank OF Nash
vile, not to be sold at all
District of Columbia--generaily, disc
Mechanics i. Franklin banks OF Alexandria,
20 or 20 dis Merchants bank-6 cents
for loco dollars
The rates oi discount on much OF the pa
per above mentioned, ottentimes varies Sc
veral per cent. III the course Of a week. he
brokers assume he power aud virtually pos
sess it, cleansing snch fluctuations al plea
spre. The above were their rates OH the is'
Of this month. [.Niies's Register.
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hankering after Injuries, which
fail to destroy the wholesome hahi,
sentid to their prosperity in Er
them cling to those habits as . ~!
wrecked mariner would to the last n J.
of his -fated barque. 1t wa. s,;%.
the jlsstrious Edmund Burke. in :.
very meridian Of his splendor. ,h,,
made his dinners Of the simplest S.s
and that he would invite such men
Pitt, Fox, and other shining charac,.'
of that day, tn dine with him upon ,I'
of mutton ard turnips. and a bottI.
two Of mild ciaret. 1t was " tbc e.
of reason a,i the flow of soul" and
the indulgence Of sensual, irrat,D'
appetite. that was sought by those iM1
trious champions of t.ngIand's fame
glory. Such was likewise the tpmn'
rance and frugality of our FRAyrIm
whose Immortality is built upon IL
| same basis as that of the BURKEs s"1
PrTTs of Old England.
From such examples let us learn :,
despise and Danish luxury and dissr
ton from our houses and our fesh'
boards; and let the Plough Boys be M
first to pursue this path of domestic Vi
tue andeconomy. Let them never sicE |
en- at the labor which they cannot avd J
because Providence has decreed it. N
the most salutary means of human sh
sistence. Let them rather rejoice lA,I
they have always labor enough, if tbe,|
choose to pursue it. to keep the Dell
from catching them idle, that he mad
draw them into his snares of destruJ
! ton.
CINCINNATus. the Roman Patria|
wedding in his turnip garden BrRKsl
the British Cicero, dining upon mr,l
ton chop i: and FRANKLIN. one of I'M
sd, iors Of America, fasting upon bred
and water in printing Office Wind
illustrious examples fox modern p til
OTIS, modern philosophers, and modeu!
Plough Boys! - II. Il. JR.
COMETS.
A German Astronomer. of the nsri
of Hayer, has recently published ned
theocy Of these curious luminarips,-
BE maintains, that the body is compeI
sed of water, and that the tail consist
of solar rays refracted through this md
dium:--that an impure atmosphere Cd,
lects around it, which is dispersed b
approximation to the sun and tha
when a comet comes near the Garth.
puriiies the air, and promotes yegeta
ton.
Another Astronomer, NJ. Olbus, o
Bremen, has calculated, that, in 6s,ON
years, a Comet will approach the cart
as near as the moon that in 100000
it will come within 7,77O geographic
miles ; and if its power of attraction
equal TO the moon, will cause rise
the ocean of $4,000 feet, which mu
make deIuge. But what is still nc
frightful, the same philosopher say
that in $40, 100000 years, comet vi
come in contact With the earth, and pr
duce consequences, which can onI!
imagined. Phil. Union.
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.NIs~- York, Nov. II.

yesterday the president ana directors OF
the Americau Insurance Company, declared
a dividend of TEN Per cent. on the capital
stock. for The last six months. This comra-
ny was established sluce the peace. AMI mas
since declared dividends TO the amount OF
one hundred and four per cent {; and, we are
informed, has a surplus capital Of nearly Az
Der cent
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the ST. Peters, just under the Falls. on the
path Of the same month. Colonel Leayen :
worth established himself on the spot indi-
Gated by Gen. (,hen Lieut.) Pike. and i'm
mediately commenced the necessary works
for the shelter and protection of the troops.
On the way up, the detachment halted at
the different Sioux villages, by all of whom
they were well treated.
Many indians from the borders ofthe river
ST. Pierre, came down to the Falls while
Mr.. Forsyth remained there, all of whom
conducted themselves peaceably. and ex-
messed satisfaction at the arrival of the
troops and the establishment Of the military
post.
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loss is more than repaid. is such as might be
expected from the standin.. and honorable
character of the gentlemen Who composed
the general committee.
The report too, establishes conelusiveiy
that the Bank has been so administered as
to produce important bene fits TO every part
of the community, except the Stockholders.
/ has restored specie payments, and main
tanned them; it has afforded that aid to the
fiscal operations Of the governu ent to which
the state institutions were becoming every
day, less and less competent; it has sustain
cd the local Banks by every means m It's
poverty Indulgence as TO time, by advan-
ces and loans of specie; aud it has conslde-
rabIy aided The commerce and industry OF
the nation. The errors and vices in the adj
m.n;st.aton Of the Bauk, or any at IFS branch
es, are Justly cnargeable TO The frailty of our
Mature. and not 10 the institution, which has
been the suffering victim of them, at the same
tine hat public opinion has held il response
bic for them.
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As men of sense say great deal in
few words SO the half wisted have tale
Of talking much, and yet say nothing
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$3.50 bbls. -four inspected in RicA
mond, Tor the quarter ending Oct. ST.