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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-08
BY last Evenings Mail.
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rom the Mercantile Adosr,iser, yaprl 5
VERY LATE FROM FRANCE.

VERY LATE FROM FRANCE.
On Saturday afternoon, the remarkably
fast sailing ship Adonis, Capt. Price, arr
we'd at this port in 80 days from Havre.
whence she sailed on the evening oftbe LIST
ofMarch, and has furnished the Editors Of
the Mercantile Advertiser with papers Of
that place 10 28th Feb. and Paris papers 10
the eth, inclusive, which contain no po-
lilical news Of moment. The Adonis has
brought l2o,o dollars Specie, for the u.
S. Bank.
The French government has permitted
The expectation of maize, millet, and pota-
toes from the south western departments OF
France, in consequence of the low prices a,
which the different species Of grain were
sold throughout those districts.
The king ofFrance had been i'll, but was
so we'll at the last accounts as to attend the
public amusements.
We learn that Mr.. GalIatin will remain
in France another year.
Up at Havre, Feb. Is, Fr. brig Deu1
Angsliques, Joulain, for New. York, soon;
ship African, CouAon, for New-Orleans.
Brig Mercure, Vacquerie, from Savan-
nah, for Rouen, passed Havre about cath
February.
Sale at Havre Feb. 95, SO bales Georgia
cotton, old crop: 1917; AZ, do a, If 7ss.
At Hamburg, Feb. l3, Am. cot,ons de.
clining. and little acknowledgements and
pimento, in better demand; cocoa and CO.
clinical, no demand; wheat and rye falling.
Tobacco, except Virginia, maintains it,
price. A lot Ct hyson skin tea was sold at
991 3l3-no demand for tea except for To-
cal consumption. There was some stir in
sugars-.Havana white l45 I5-6ne brown
lila 7-S. Potashes 26 27m; tallow Asa
46 rix dollars.
At Genoa, Feb. 1850 boxes Havana su.
gar, acq. 60; 1900 B. A. hides, los; II hds
Jam. coffee, 80; 5000 lbs Malabar pepper,
I4,6.
The French stocks were declining-fve
per cents, Feb. 81, 664 a 67-bank stock,
1880.
Ertract Of a letter, dated Havrc, eeM Feb
ruary.
Since our last, our market in general we
regret to say, has gone from bad to worse.
in consequence of the late failures, which
have created an almost unparalleled want
of confidence. New Upland cot,ons go of
with difficulty at 10 sous; New-Orleans, IS
a 46. In rice and tobacco, nothing doing.
The failures of importance are J. G.
Merriam & CO. who are principally ensa-
ged in colonial goods, in which they lately
speculated largely, especially in coffee
1t is said they have failed for 100000
francs; Mr.. B. Boucherot, Of Hayre, cau''
ed by the suspension Of Boucherct & Go. Of
Paris, bankers.-This mornings post from
Paris brings intelligence OF the suspension
OF Scherer & Finguerlin Grosrenaud l. Der
nard. OF this place, are also named.-hOe
failures are looked for.
Such being the state Of things here, ana
In fact every where, we would strcnuousy
advise you to do nothing yourselves anG
to prevent your friends doing any thing %
you receive better accounts.
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Died,

Yesterday morning, Mr.. JOSEPH SPEARS
CabInet-Maker. His friends and scqlaiin.
lance are respectfully invited to attend d.
funeral THIS EVENING. at 3 O'clock, l'o''
his late dwelling on King street.
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Society is requested to attend at the CouN
house, at half past 2 o'clock, to attend n.s
funeral Of JOSEPH SPEARS, who was nep'
Der. BY order of the President.
J. S. SCOTT, SscTeta'''
April 8
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dal wood; but he smelled rat, detained
the whole, and the business will be AMIGA
bly, settled, he keeping the cargo in which
was supposed to be at least IS, 900 dollars
in cash,
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*The two bales Of cotton here mentioned
as being lost, dosted to sea, and were pick
up by two boats out OF Absecomb Inlet
one of which | recovered, the other was Sc
creted and divided among the three men
who took it up.
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knowledge Of mankind to detect the punie
craftiness and wiles Of the court OF Tunis.

Boston, april I.
A letter from Salem, dated 5 P. NJ. yes
terday, states that the ship Liverpool Pack
ct, Morgan, from Canton for this port, with
valuable cargo, to Mr.. Lyman, went on
shore on Bakers Island breakers, in the
squal! of Tuesday evening. About 8 o'clock
yesterday morning, it was found she made
great deal of water. Three large Che
baeco boats had left her full loaded, land two
sloops and two schrs from Marblehead were
alongside, rendering all the assistance pos
sible. The letter adds, that she was pro.
badly off, and states that ship was coming,
supposed to be the George from Calcutta
The gentleman who brought the above
letter, states that the ship had got of, and
be saw her at anchor.
Capt. Couthouy has brought dispatches
for Don Onis, the Spanish minister, and The
secretary of the United States.
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44,946,9I9
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We mentioned yesterday the death Of
Charles " of Spain He died al Rome, on
the 2ist of January, after an illness Of twen-
~ hours.
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o. The Mechanic Relief

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CnnstabIes Look Ont.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REH.iPD.
ID AN AWAY from The subscriber, living
sA near the Falls Church, Fairfax colm-
ty, Virginia, on the 10th inst. a negro man
named Henry Tuxen, ABOUT 23 or "a years
of age. thick, well set fellow. about 5 feet
s or inches high, very black. toll face,
has large mouth and thick lips ne has lost
one front tooth from his upper jaw, and is
slow in speech. He had on when he left
home short grey cloth coat, black cloth
pantaIoons, much worn, IN old drab cloth
great coat, and an old fur hat, with black
scarf around it. He is good cook, and is
fond of being in kitchen. lie is a smart,
sensible fellow, and may change his clothes.
He formerly belonged TO Richard Washing
ton, deceased, and was bis waiter. lie has
a mother and other relations living at MIR.
John ashington's, jefferson county, Va.
and also at Mount Vernon, and in Aexan-
dria. In all probability he may be endea-
yoring to getto some of the northern states.
Ifsald fellow istakcn and secured in Jail,
so thatl get him again, 100 miles from
home, | will give 100 dollars, if 80 miles,
80 dollars, and if % miles, or any shorter
distance, 80 dollars.
Dec II JOHN A. SOMMERS
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Alexandria, August 4.

WAS committed to The Jail of this Co.
w as a run away, a negro man, who
calls himself JOHN WEAKS, and says
that he was born free in Prince George Co.
Maryland, that his mothers name is Sally
G,een, who lives near the road leading
from the Alexandra Ferry to the Eastern
Branch bridge, adjoining one Hen. Thomp-
son. He was committed to this jail on the
7th Maylast, and then called 'himselfWi!-
liam Washington, but made his escape the
16th- He is about % years Of age, 5 feet
7inches high, stout made. Says be is known
to Mr.. Daniel Moxley, and Henry Thomp-
son, of Maryland. The owner is request
ed to come and prove bis property, pay
charges, and take him away, otherwise he
will be disposed of as the law directs.
ANDREW ROuNSAVELL, Jailor.
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Little River Turnpike.

TNHE annual meeting Of the s,ockhold-
Il ers in The Eitte River Turnpike Com.
pany, will he Held at Jesse Browns hotel
in the town of Alexandria, on Monday, Tie
18th day of January, 1919, at which time
and place the punctual attendance OF the
stockholders is earnestly solicited, as mat
tiers OF the utmost importance to the coInpa-
ny, will be brought before the meeting. Al
the same time, an election will he held lo'
president, four directors, and treasurcr.
On the following day, the appointment OF
superintendent of the road, and collectors
of tolls at all the gates will take place.
By order of the board of directors.
JONAH THOMPSON, Treasurer.
November 90 3tawtliJ
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Public Sale.

TN obedience to an order of the county
1 court of Fairfax we will, on Monday,
the 2ist day of December next, proceed to
sell to the highest bidder, all that tract or
parcel of land, (now occupied by. and in
the possession OF Thomas Ogden of Tho
mas belonging to the representatives of
the late John Allison, sen. deceased. This
tract Is believed TO contain between 60 and
100 acres, tolerably well watered, with a
good proportion in wood, bounded by Ra-
vensworth, and the lands of William Cash,
sen. Zachariah Ward, and w. H. Foote,
Esq. and about seven miles from Alexan-
dria: a farther description is thought unne-
cessary, as it is presumed any person incli-
ned to purchase would view the premises,
which will be shewn on application to the
tenant, Thomas Ogden Of Thomas. The
terms will be one third cash, and bonds
with approved security for the balance,
payable in l2 and l8 months. The sale to
take place on the premises, and will COM
mence at Il o'clock, at which time and
place due attendance will be given by the
COMMISSIONERS.
NPThe above sale is una
yoidably postponed until the 18th day Of
January next. December Is.
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400 Dollars Reward.

ID AN away from the subscriber on Sum
HI day night last, Negro man, named
GEORGE,
commonly called George Jasper, about 5
feet 8 to 10 inches high, a brownlsh or dark
mr!a,to complexion,--is a fiddler, and adj
dictedto drink-stammer when spok en- to-.
A short time since, in making an attempt
TO run away, he endeavored to make it APP
pear that he was kidnapped on board a
small vessel at Aexandria.-IIis clothes
are not particularly recollected, with the
exception OF long blue coat; but it is be-
licved he had very good clothes, including
light colorcd coat, nearly new; Who
ever will secure said Negro, So that get
him again, shall receive, if taken 100 miles
off, 100 doIlars-if so miles, 80 dollars
and for any less distance, 80 dollars.
GEORGE w. p. GUSTS.
arlington House, near .alexa-
andria, January ]. ct
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-08

ON SATURDAY, the 10th day of Janu-
" airy next, the following valuable pro.
perry will be offered at public sale:
1. A two-story brick tenement and lot
Of ground, on the south side of King street,
40 feet to the west of Henry-street; front
on King street 25 feet, depth 100 feet.
g. A vacant lot on the west side OF Fay
ette-street, beginning at point equidistant
from King and Cameron streets /; thence
north on Fayette- rs feet inches !;
thence west parallel to Kmg-st. to Payne
street; thence south on Payne-street rs
feet inches thence to the beginning.
5. A large two-story brick warehouse, at
the intersection of the north line OF King
street with the east side OF Fayette- street !;
in front IN King street 43 feet inches, on
Fayette-street 100 feet 10 len feet alley !;
now occupied by James English.
f. A lot on the east side of Fayette-st
| 10 feet to the north of king-st. in front ON
Fayette-street 81 feet inches in depth
% feet inches.
5. Two lots of ground, formerly part of
the estate Of The late r. Conway, disiin-
guished in the survey made for his eXrcu-
tors by Nos. 90 and II No. 90 situated on
the north side of Montgomery street, and
on the west side Northumberland, con-
tanning one acre and 7-o;hs; No q at the
intersection OF The south side of Monteo-
mery-street with the west side of CUum-
hus-street, containing 5-i6th Of an acre.
hrTThe sale will commence at the Ey-
change Coffee House, at ! o'clock A. NJ.
As each piece of property shall be struck
off, the payment will he required; and il
not made, the property will he immediate
ly resoId, and the bid OF the person so fail
ing to make payment will not afterwards
be received.
By order Of the trustees.
?. G. MARSiELLER. hnct.
December "A mwttl6J
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Aromatic #a 9!ss sIlg|a Snuff,
Hill IIlIsyaHEfSs
M, lEEls.lissssI
For cata,-rh RS n sr, s. If; Headache
Catarrh

TNfIIS Snuff, as celebrated for its agree
I BILE fragrance as for its efficacy in the
cure of recent ca.arrh and slow nervous
headache, is used az. approved by the pre-
sent professor of chemistry in the UNIVERSE
ty Of Cambridge, Mass. and by some OF the
most respectable gentlemen of the faculty
'in5the United Staies-it Is also partr;uIar-
-ly recommended by DR. Waterhouse, late
professor Of the theory and practice OF ply
sic, IN the above seminary-Whose certlh-
cate accompanies each botile.-Sold by
JAMES KENNEDY & SON,
Sole Agents for Alexandria.
September "a II
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10 n IT. Runneis.
arsaf Gr

r go
ENTIILlAaI TRUE, corner OF King s
w Fairfax streets, informs his r'enii
and the pubic that tra'a llie liberal cne"l-
raghmept he has received from The LADIES'
and gentlemen of This town ami vicinity.
as well as from strangers who occasionally
resort hither. he intenis enlarging his lust
ness, and has taken pains to procure t'le
very best of STOCK. also good wortsnei.
He can assure the pubic that all ordeis ior
Boots and Shoes.
Of every description, vii be ptnctu,llyev-
ecuted. and the work done ii style MI
exceeded BY any Other factory liz tic dis-
tfict. f!c has constantly on hand, rs0dy
made, very extensive assortment o!
Boots, Shoes and pliHDs.
for ladies and gentlemen, and misses. boys
and children, made in The most approved
style, Of the best materials. anil by superior
workmen. Those in want of the above ar
ticles can he fitted as well rs though they
had their measure taken, and the work war
ranteG good.
Orders for Boots and Shoes.
viii be immediately attended to, and such
varieties sent as invariably to suit he pur-
chasers. 0TConstanlIy on hand, very
general assortment Of Northern Boots AID
Shoes, Wholesale aud retail, at low pricea
November &c dtfl
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NIars!.al's Sale.

10Y virtue ola decree of the court of the
ID UnAed States for tbe fifth, circuit in
the Virginia district, in 2 suit in chancrry,
wherein Mary IFarmciey, wife of Hugh
Wallace Hormclcy, by George !. Stroller
her next friend, aud John S. Horneley,
Mary ". Horme!cy, Jane B. Wormelcy and
.4nne B. Wormefey, infant children of The
said Mary auil HeAsA lilly the sail George
F..Srothertl.e;r next friend plaintiff, against
Hugh Palace Hormeley, 7aonns Strobe,
Richari Tetca, DaTiN Castlemnn and
Charles Mccormick, defendants, will be
sold at public auction on the third dog Of
fr5rudrg nert, it fair, if not, the next fair
4 ,,n tk<. ,,rerpicoc
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Gnnston for Sale.

yFNHIS elegant estate is situated on the
Potomac, is miles below Alexandra
1t is bounded on three sides by the Poto-
mac and Pohick creek, and contains nearly
9 900 acres of land, level and fertile, to
which are attached six shad and herring
fsberi7;, two of which command the RI
yer channel. This land will be laid on m
four tracts, so as to have one or more hsh-
cries to each these tracts will be again al.
yided # requisite. This estate is level and
beautifully situated, very.fertile, and re-
markably healthy. Plaster acts with an
effect equal to that of any part OF vrglnla
or Pennsylvania.-lh have used 5Oo bushels
IN twelve months, and such Is Its beneficial
operation, that were | to keep this land l
should considerably increase the quantity.
A manufacturing mill is distant about two
miles, on a stream navigable tor vessels
carving 1900 bushels OF wheat, where the
Baltimore and Dist of Columbia prices are
given for grain: being bounded on sides ny
water. small extent only o. fence is ne
cess,ry 10 inclose the whole: It would be
admirably adapted to grazing. The ini-
provements are ldrge and very
FRA substantial brick MANSION, 40 by
H.. 70 feet, with every necessary out
49, house, three commodious barns,
houses for Negroes, and fish houses at each aG,
of the 6sherie.. 10000 bricks and 1000
bushels of lime are just burnt Oh the pre-.
misses. There is considerable extent OF
live fence. both useful and ornamental, two
orchards of well selected apples and peach,
besides an abundance of or choice trait,
More than $50 acres are in clover, goo in
corn, and land is in preparation Tor sowing
$50 bushels of small grain. Any quantity
of hsy can be cut from the low grounds,
some of which (and all might, have been
reclaimed at triiling expense. The river
and creeks, abound with wild fowl. Parli-
cularly canvass backs, the woods with deer
and a variety of other game. Mules, cat
- highly improved sheep, farming u!en.
sells ami household furniture can be bad.
The terms of sale will be accommodating.
Property in any of the cities, negroes, bank
STOCK. western lands, or lands near the
Rilre, will be taken in payment
must be addressed TO me at pohick Church,
Fairfax county, Virginia.
September GEORGE MASON.
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a T'ract of Land

containing 500 acres, aud aIso the rcyersion
of fifty acres adjoining the same tract Of 800
acres, lying and being inthe county oil Ere
derrick ana state of Virginia, situate on the
north side of the Sheuapdoah river, and adj
Joining the said river Gbout two miles be-
low Smokers ferry--one hundred acres oil
which is finely timbered, and the. whole
tract we'll watered with a never failing
spring: the buildings are An excellent dwell
ing house, with other suitable outhonses, a
goort barn, corn hoase, blacksmith shop,
stable, &c. &c.
This land, am told, has for the last Sc
ven years been highly improved with cl0-
yer aud plaster OF Paris upon the whole it
is considered to he one among the best
farms in the county, combining all the adj
yantages of good society, salubrity OF eli
mate and fertility of soil. Terms of sale
will be as follows: three thousand dollars
in cash, or a negotiable note with an en-.
dorser or endorsess to be approved OF by
the marshal OF the said district, OF his de-
putty who may act, and payable at one oil
the branches of the Farmers bank OF Viz
ginia at Winchester, and the residue OF the
purchase money in three equal payments
of one, two and three years the purchaser
or purchasers giving bonds and security OF
securities, TO be approved Of by the marshal
or his deputy, with deed of trust on the
said land so sold, as further security fol
the payments of the said bonds.
WILLIAM MANN, D. NJ.
For ANDREW MOORE, Marshal
Richmond, Dec. 80 It's
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To the Public.

A n unusual sensioility has been excited
L \ in the minds OF our countrymen by the
COPPER plate engraving of the Declaration
of independence recently published, &C
companied by fac SMILES of the signatures
of those illustrious patriots who framed the
document by which our independence was
announced to the world. We feel, while
we dwell on those signatures, as if we were
,tshered into the immediate presence OF
characters so exalted. and we seem for a
time 10 participate in all the emotion which
they felt on the approach of SO awful cri-
sis-IIostile armies, Gesolate fields, towns
and cities in contlagration-car and
death in its most frighttul forms appeared in
prophetic vision on the one hand, and more
than all, tie complicated horrors, ignominy
and slave.T were presented for their ac-
ceptance on the other; they deliberated,
they paused. they trembled, and al last So
Iemn!y appealing to the God of battles,
they resolved that the United States were
and ought to be free, sovereign and indie:
pendent. These ilIustrious patriots, W
FIVE solitary. exceptions. have now ming
with the common mould-they survive
in their country's glory and in the reco
ton OF grateful people. But it won
consoling to the present generation,
rated as they now are from those pat
by the Intervention Of the tomb, to be
more intimately acquainted with ne
evolutionary benefactors. We love to
on the features Of such men, snatcb
the pencil from the oblivion of the
and emulate the prominent teats OF
biography. Impressed with these idea
subscriber proposes, II suitable encou
ment is given, 10 publish the lives of
patriots in numbers, until the whole is
pIe.ed. The work will he execute
style not inferior TO any European pr
tions, and the portraits by masters
knowledged merit. The biography
be written by Paul Allen, esq. who's,
macy with the several signers, whose
larity with the privations and har1
they had TO undergo, and whose well
talents will be sufficient to ensure q
tronage OF an enlightened people.
execution Of this work, all that thu
Usher dares to promise is, that he W
deavor to deserve the confidence
c0untrvmen, and that no exerlion
part will be wanting to prevent an
of that confidence. He ventures to
the assistance Of those gentlemen
session oil authentic facts and ahecdo
communicating the intelligence tn
serve TO illustrate the characters and
rich the biography of those fodndery
American Republic.-Those who
possession of their portraits would
the obligation by loan of the same
A prospectus with the terms will bd
in few days:
JOSEPH M. SANDER
48, .Harkef-strset, Bdltin
*x*Any printer who will publish
tice and Become responsible forfve
J bers, shall receive one copy ofthe
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Houses for Sale.

-. The premises on the South east
err corner of King and Henry streets.
NJ. containing 2 good dwelling houses,
Asg with stores ready fitted up for bu-
siness.
"a Also, the brick dwelling house
AIN and store near to the former, lately
Essss. in possession of Dennis NJ. Lyles,
aksl esq. ter whose time therein, the
7th of Feb. next, il may be rented. =,
tt-All the above property would be sold
upon liberal credit, the payment being Sc
cured. Inquire of o,,n
VAUDEVILLE s. LARMOUR.
September 90 Oil
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Orders for Boots and Shoes.
For Sale.

A FEW casks Of Messrs Murlcck. Yl,il.e,
"A Wardrop s. Co.'S London particu!ti
Madeira also a few bids. & quarter casks
of their London market--an excellent din-
ner wine. Both are warranted pure as ~
ported. WILLIAM HODGSf)N.
November g WtMtl i
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FOR Sale or Rent,

TNHAT valuable, property called I'm
4 WAYS WHARF, with the rare
houses thereon fronting on Umon-streel,
The warehouses will be rented separately
if required. For terms apply to :.
WIN. HERBERT, jr.
August 25
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Barn Landing Fishery.

r WILL rent this excellent fishery, for S
. years or less; application can be made
to me personally or by letter, addressed to
Pohick Church, Fairfax Co. Va. 1t will be
useless to offer less than 300 dollars, that
sum having already been refused.
GEORGE MASON.
Gunston, October 5
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To Let,

TUyHAT convenient Brick house on Roy
al street, now occupied by MIR.
Charles Tyler-possession to be had the
o2nd of December next--for terms enquire
of VAUDEVILLE 4 LARMOUk.
November 3
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For Rent.

Ex A convenient two story framed
EEE dwelling house, pleasantly situa-
Hsas ted, between. Water and Gibbon
49, streets. Possession viii be given
Immediately. Forterrs apply to
January 9 ROBERT HUNTER.