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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-11
Camp Meeting

TT7iLL be held on the land of George
w Lane, adjoining the town Of Genre
vile, in the county of Fairfax, Va to com
mcnce on the 18th Of August next.
AS the primary object of these meetings is
souetimes in degree defeated f,om the
want of proper order, considerable pains
have been taken to secure The preservation
OF good order and management on tie pre-
sent occasion to this end, the inhabitants Of
CentrevilIe andits vicinity, particularly the
owners ot the land adjacent thereto, with the
magistrates and o,hcr civil officers have
united to discourage huck>ters and
ven 'ers Of spir;tuous iGno,s from aking
any preparation 10 come to this meeting with
a design totraihc, for such viii he counte-
nanced by none, and opposed by all. W.T.
ness the following certificate -
We, the subscribers. being DESTROYS to OBJ.
tam camp meeting IL Our nelghborhood,
and feeling disposed 10 aid in the preseTva
ton OF order ami good management OF the
same, do hereby cordially and sUIemniy
pledge ourselves 10 the ministers and mana.
gers OF the meeting. 10 dIsCounteDauCe all
disorder and improper conduct, and to pre-
vent Gas far as we may Individually have the
power the sale OF spfTstuouS liquors or the
settling OF huckSfers on the lots OF land in the
neighhorhood OF the meeting, over which any
oil rs may have control,
Alexander Waugh; Geo. n. Buckley; E.
noch Grigsby; Ino Bronaugh; Tbs. swsyne;
Elisha fanny; b. Harrison; Nm. Lane; Geo
w. Lane: Richard Williams; Amos Hof,;
Wormely Carter; Henry Whaiey; Fewel A.
Perry; John D. Perry; William Carr Lane;
John Shud; Henry Hob; B. III. Lane; Nc
ses Cation; Jas. II. tiooe; ,Ino. Brown; JAS
Gaines; James L. TripIett; John Hsniug;
Jas. NJ. Roberdeau; Jeremiah Hutchinson;
Vim. Larkin; Coleman Lewis.
N. B. For the Information of those that
design having tents at Ibis meeting, it is fur
Their added, that it will be expected before
they are permitted to pitch their tents, they
wifi pledge themselves in writing that all
persons in their tents shall strictly preserve
the rules Of the meeting, or be dismissed by
them from their tents
CHRISTOPHER FRYE.
R!CHD MchIl LISTER
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LIVERY STABLE.
Elisabeth 1'ercers,

DETU8NS hersiGcerest thanks to the
Ieoublic tar the liberal encouragement her
h.e deceased husband rec, wed in the above
business iorthis twenty years, and lntorms
Bis friends aud the public in general. thai
she still continues The above business at the
ior,ner stand. where every attention will be
pail that formerly was, 10 render ample sa-
tHiaelion TO those Ladiesand Gentlemen that
wil hoaor me with their custom, as she has a
large family ;osupport, and through no other
means.
july tt
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20 Isent.

So. That large Brick Warehouse at
S9s II the corner Of King aud West streets.
ME-. Also. the Brick Warehouse nov oc-
!; !, ..4e-g'sS cupied by The subscriber, which is
tied up - accommodate family
Also, Two frame dwellings and shops to
the east OF sald Warehouse.
Also. the bri.k dwelling house, now in the
occupancy of Mr. Luptoa. Possession TO be
given on the lst April.
And, the brick dwelling occupied by Mr.
Tomas Swami, Jr. Possession given the
ist day OF June next
The above premises will be rented low,
and the whole OF anypart of the above va
iuable property sold Oh accom- nodating
terms. JAMES SANDERSON,
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JnHN CnEIGIirON

TONTiNUES 10 manufacture, aud has on
~ hand a general assortment Of cut and
wrought nails articles ia the blacksmith
line of different descriptions. Ao a con-
signment OF cui tacks and sprigs, from one
ct the most extensive manufactures TO the
Eastward hoop iron, suitable Tor milestone
makers. The above articles will be sold low
for cash. or on short credit TO ppnctua GUS
toners, at the Manuta Glory, on Royal street,
nearly opposite The Gazette Office.
juiv &c WIN
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CHRISTOPHER FRYE.
RlCHD. McALLiSTER.
District Of Columbia, to wit.
County Of .4ie9ondria, 1890
.aprat Term, Wv
IN CHANCERY.
Ahii1h Adams Cn1nnlainanf
AbVah Adams, Complainant,


Against,
Henry w. Hardy, William Fowle, and
Henry DangerheId, trading under the firm Of
William Fowie s. Co.-Deiendants.
sNHE defendant Henry W. Hardy, not
4 having entered his appearance and gil
ven security according to the statute and
rules of THIS court, =. it appearing to the sa-
tisfaction OF the court upon affidavit, that the
said Henry w Hardy is not an inhabiant CT
this district. On motion Of The said COM
plainant, by bis attorney, it is ordered, that
the said defendant Henry w. Hardy do APP
pear here on the firstday of the next court,
and enterhis appearance to this suit, and
give security for performing tue DEGREES OF
the court and that the other defendants
William Fowje, ADD Henry Dansenheld do
not pay away, convey, or secrete the debts
by them owing to, or the estate. or effects IN
their hands belonging TO the said absent de-
fendant Henry w. Hardy, until the further
order or deere Of this court, and that copy
of the order be forthwith published tor two
mouths successfully in one of the public
news papers Published in this county, and
that another copy be posted at the front door
OF the court house OF the said County
Tes!e, EDA. ]. LEE, c. C..
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EfANE forsa|e in allition to their usual
1assortnentoj dry goods (which they Oh
Ter on accospmofating teriRs by the piece OF
pacsage.)
New Eag'and Rum
Young tIyson Tea [fresh}
Cogn2c Brandy
MuScayado Sugars
eonion Particular Madeira Wine
aoudoa Market d.
N2laga Wine
Window Glass all sizes
0uponts hest GGnpoWder
Spanish Cigars
Spapish Hides
Corl;s in bates of 70 groce each
2 Elegant German Pianos, which
wc,sd be~i.eftered for good Mary
loud Tobacco
5oto lbs. assorted c ton Yarn
Straw Carpet.pgs, &c. &c.
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Sl,trict of Columbia, to wit.
County Of .3feGGadrid, 1900
.4priL Term.
IN CHANCERY.

IN CHANCERY.
EAarles Mcknight, Complainant,
Against
i1-soa,s Grimshaw, and Isaac Ehtwisle, Jf.
Defendants.
ry,HE defendant, Thomas Grimshaw, not
having entered his appearance and gi-
,so security. according TO the statute and
nile, Of this court and il appearing to the
.sS.laclion of the court, upon affidavit, that
i. sat Thomas GrimShaw is not an lnhabi-
.,Stof this district: On motion ut The said
.orosinant, by his attorney, il is ordered,
~, mai ire said defendant, Thomas Griinshaw,
ID appear here on the first Gay Of tie next
s SS and enter bis appearance to this suit,
suI gige security for performing the DEGREES
sftbe court; au1 that the other defendant,
I,aac Eatwisle jr DO not pay away, convey,
!, secrete The debts by him owing TO, or the
estate or effects inhis hands belonging to the
aid assent defendant, Thomas Grimshaw,
nDljl lhe further order or decree ofthis court,
anil thai copy of this order be forthwith
pubshe / for twomonths successfully IN cne
Of The pubic newspapers published in this
comfy, an,itha another copy be posted a,
me ront door OF The cour, house of the said
county, I'este, EDM. |. LEE, c. G.
iply I2 W9m
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Notice

= ..,abv given to the creditors Of JOSIAH
|; Isrsoa, bankrupt, that on the 4th day.
.s I'm next, being. the FIRST Monday OF
o. osp ,olb The assignee of the estate of said
i'ls nm, wiIl attend at the Court-House in
D .,S.Siria. when aad where said creditors
ss'anesfeSi to convene, as business OF inn
ATM l.,'aee .appertaining 10 said estate, will
l,0l". .o.ne before The commissioners.
'Rsa MIN NEWER, Assignee of the estate
Nd elects Of Josiah Watson, a bankrupt.
aHisI dtS4
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Vas Committed.

X re jail fer the county of Alexandra,
~, " on the 10th inst. rs a runaway, a
s,y @slle manWno calls himself PETER, aud
was nee born IN the city OF New
$ anu Ieitlhai place about Twelve years
~, alS mas lived IN NUgiaia ever since
H., stta'er and latter part OF the time he
Grad w u slr. ti0ah Paine, near Potomac
'pbiesi veal, AT where the steam boat now lands
sss s''4 'auiau0 man is aboue20 years OF,
$50, ? teet : inches bigh, slender ana
bow ~ ~ mace, aid hasa scar on his left Ell
pr,na,,.1 ne owner Is desired to come, prove
0'be,,r;N Pay charges, andtake him away,
dir er,s he will De disposed Of as the lan
i,n sse u RoUNsAvEIL., Tailor.
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Orphans Court,

.qterand,aa County. }
Jaiy Term. 1890.
HRDEkED, That the administrator OF Sa-
~ rah Stevens, deceased, do give the
usual notice to debtors aud creditors, three
times in the Alexandra newspapers.
A copy. Teste,
A. MOORE,
Register OF Wills.
This is to give notice, that the subscriber,
OF Alexandria county, in the District of Co
lum5is. has obtained from the Orphans
Court ofsaid county, letters of administra-
ton on the personal estate OF Sarah Stevens,
late OF the county aforesaid, deceased All
persons having claims against the said dece-
dent, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same
to the subscriber with the vouchers thereof
passed by the Orphans' Court, on or before
the Sd day OF February next, or they may
by law be excluded from all benefit to said
estate and those indebted thereto are re
CURED to make immediate payment. Given
under my hand this 81 day of August, 1920,
THOMAS NJ. DAVIS,
Administrator OF Sarah Stevens.
a,lo 3 81
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Ncw-0rieans. siL~ar.

'NIIlRTY-THREEh ogsheads Of first qua.
4 lily New-Orleaus sugar. landing from
hr Packet, for sale by
iuly II w. FOWLE g. Co.
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Dissolution Of Copartnership

e I ME ccpartnership of John Creighton
L and William Gillian, heretofore carried
on under the firm OF John Creighton < Co.
was dissolved on The first Of September last.
Al those indebted to or having claims against
the same, are requested 10 call on John
Creighton, who alone, is authorised 10 close
the business OF the concern.
JOHN CREIGHTON.
WILLIAM GILLIAN.
july 26 whn3w
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Pennsylvania
GRAND STa1lE LOTTERY.

EIGHTH CLASS.
POSITIVELY to commence draw.
L ing in the city of Philadelphia, in
Octohe, neyt.
SOLOMON .ALLEN-.Mannger,
Highest lrize
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j. = h. iTitl.ers Z, Washington.
"a Avon hand at their store second door
lirom the corner Of Fairfax and King ST.
Cases Irish Linens, very cheap
3 ba1esbeacheI Tickienburgs
4 do brown do.
5 do Burlaps
4 do Steiitz Oznabures.
With general assortment OF DRY GOODS,
purchased at auction 10 New York fox cash,
which they offer al reduced prices.
also
5000 lbs cotton yard
barrels prime Whiskey for family use.
June 5 tr
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100000 Dollars .

10000 tickets at S47 so S475,oO0
Less than two blanks to 4 prize.
The capital prizes will al be floating and
will be put into the wheels on the following
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-27
BY Last Evenings Mail.
Baltimore, Sept 20

Baltimore, Sept 20
Captain Bird, of the schr Ontario, a IeEu
lar packer between this city and NJ lo ~,
states that on Thursday last, while coDl"s
into the Cspes, and when about two nil' 10
from Cape Henry light house, he was liz.
on by a patriot brig Supposed the "aSI ,ss
tony under Danish colors. This was uO
without being hailed or receiving any p'In =,
Gus information from the brig. nc %.
passed close under the bow OF the sclOT h.r
Can't. B. continued his course up tne Or 81.
and before he got out of sight, he So" az I'm
lot boat go alongside the br'g-'nu INTO
after the latter filed away anu '" .a.
Hampton Roads.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-27

OF the climate, and the fertility OF the soil.
have never seen such shocking objects OF
human wretchedness, as in this smiling land
of corn, wine and oil. AT Fondi and Capua,
the poor naked creatures seemed absolutely
in state of starvation, and scrambled ca
gerly for the orange peel which fell from our
carriage. Though the greater part OF this
misery may be attributed to the faults OF
the Government, yet some little seems 10
flow from the very blessings of fine CHI
mate and rich soil for nothing will supply
the want of industry"
We had intended to have made few re-
marks upon the affairs Of England and
France but having already exceeded the
limits we assigned ourselves when we sat
down, we must here come to conclusion.
1t is pretty confidently believed, that the
Algerine squadron, instead of being engaged
on cruising voyage. without the streights, or
having had an engagement with Dutch fleet
is before Tuns, agreeable to threat OF the
Dew. that he would blockade that Regency.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-27
From The N. Y. Commercial .adpertrssr
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.


The late intelligence from Europe is oitoo
much importance 10 be suffered to pass with
out some attention. Notwithstanding what
is termed the general peace, our news from
the old world has been ola character deeply
ioiere sting for many months. For a consi-
derable time our attention was directed al
most exclusively to England. Her domes-
tic troubles have worn, for a long time, and
still continue to wear formidable and gloo-
my aspect. But of sudden, our eyes were
directed TO the continent. The flames of Ii
berry were seen to burst forth where least
expected-eveni in Spain. AreGolution fol-
lowed, and was apparently accomplished,
before the first emotions of astonshmenth had
subsidized. The fire thus enkindled, was fast
warming the neighboring nations. Naples
followed the bright example Of Spain; aud
world was looking on with emotions OF
surprise, apprehension, and delight, net
knowing where these great and unexpected
events would stop. Such was briefly the 81
tua,ionof affairs abroad, previously to the
news of the 18th.
The state papers issued by the emperor
Alexander. in relation to the recent events
in Spain. first deserve our attention. These
extraordinary papers will be read with as.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-27
sAGAcITY OF A DOG.

During the late fire at Montreal, in the
house occupied by Sir Andrew Nichol,
which with the furniture was wholly consurn-
ed, the life OF servant boy was stated 10
have been saved by the ssgacity of a Labra-
dor Dog, belonging to Mr.. Nichol, who ran
Is the bedside The boy, scratched the bed
clothes off him, and by barking alarmed him
OF his perilous situation.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-27
DARTMOoR PRISON.

1t appears by the late English papers,
that this celebrated Prison of War is to
be converted into School of Industry,
for the reception of a portion of the
paupers of London. The plan is, to
select 5000 orphan pauper children, 4
by their voluntary consent, place them
in this establishment, where by proper
attention, they may be rescued from the
desperate evils of the idleness and vice
that now await them. MIR. Brougham,
at public meeting held in London on
this subject. stated that the depravity of
the juvenile depredators of the metro
polls of late, must make every person
shudder with horror. The King had
approved the design, and subscribed
1000 guineas in furtherance of the OBJ
iact
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Petersburg, (Ta.) S.pr. Is.
IHFANTIcIDE.

INFANTIClDE.
On Monday evening last, woman OF the
name OF Hopkins, who has for some time re-,
sided near Poplar Spring, was committed
! to the town jail, charged with having MUIR
dered her child, a boy about seven years OF
age. 1t appeared 10 evidence before the
coroner's jury, summoned on the occasion,
that this woman had only very lately moved
; into the neighborhood, an entire stranger
that she had with her two children, the boy
deceased, and girl not so old that the
sneighbors had al many times heard disagree
able noises at her house, as if proceeding
I from severe whipping of children; that this
took place so frequently as at last to excite
no surprise that it occurred again on Mon
day morning, and proceeded for some time
with the utmost violence, until at length all
became suddenly hushed and still--The wo-
man Hopkins came to the door, and calling
10 one of her neighbours, said her child had
Aft. This neighbor, who was female.
upon going in, found the little boy stretched
on the floor, apparently in the last struggles
of death---tbe infant breathed its last in a.
bout two minutes aferl The jury, we are
told. found bruize upon the child's breast.
somewhat larger than dollar, and black as
let, resembling in form the figure made up
on smooth sand by the impress OF shoe
heel; and the body Of the infant, from ITS
neck TO its feet, lacerated in most shock
ing manner. From all these circumstances,
there can be no doubt that this child has tai
len victim to the fury of mothers an
ger--and persisted under the terrible intlc-
zion of a mothers vengeance.
It is difficult to imagine any cause which
could stiFup the human heart, or brace any
human nerves, to the commission OF crime
Ike this-but for mother 10 become the
murderess OF her child, it is dreadful TO think
of. is reversing the order of nature
hendIike cruelty usurping The place OF gen.
lie humanity and that sentiment OF holy
affection and pity for infantile weakness
which even the tygress feels for her young,
banished the maternal bosom!
The deceased child is described as fine
promising boy, beautiful of person, and re-
rnarkably intelligent for one of his age. AT
school be is said to have been the pride OF
the master, and held up as model and ex-
ample to all bis Juvenile competitors. me-
dical gentleman, who has sometimes visited
the house, says this child received him
with rather the manners of polished gen.
tleman than with the behaviour which might
naturally beexpected from one so young
But like tender violently torn up by
The roots. the unit of his life is forever sever
ed .som the sum of existence, and all his ear
IL promises blasted
The motherwe will leave to Der refiec-
ii, and repentance IN the gloomy vaults OF
prison May heaven have compassion on
her, and prepare her for the scenes that a
wait her. IlnteHagencer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-27

Europe owes infinite gratitude to the
memory Of Sir Frances Drake, who
first introduced from America the Po-
tatue. We are assured, that there
grows in Santa Fe dc Bagota, a root
even more nouriShing and as prolific.
as the potatoe. 1t is called Arakatska.
1t resembles the Spanish Chestnut in
taste and Grnness. 1t is a native of
the CordilIeras, climate as temperate
as that of Europe, and might be cult
waited here with the same facilities as
the Potatoe.
1t would be most desirable thing to
procure the plant, as we'll as some OF
the seed, and we earnestly recomm end
it to the Admiralty, to instruct the Off
GERS of ships on the South American
station, to make enquiries concerning
it, and bring few roots homo for the
purpose of experiment.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-27
RARE BOOK.

DR.. Sims. late Of Bath, bequeathed
the celebrated volume Of Seryetus, en-
titled ChristianiSmi Rsstitutis. to DR..
Siemoud. The fate of this book, "
says our informant, "has been not a
little singular. All the other copies
were burned, together with the author,
by the implacable Calvin. This copy
was secretcd and saved by d. CeIadon,
one of the judges. After passing thro'
the library of the Landgrave Of afsse
Cassel, it came into the hands of Dr..
Mead, who endeavored to give quar-
to edition; bat on the 27th OF May,
1898, at the instance of DR.. Gibson,
bishop of London, the copies not half
completed, were seized by John Kent,
messenger of the press, and William
Squire, messenger in ordinary, and
were burnt, with the exception of few.
The late Duke dc VALERIE gave near
400 guineas for this volume. At his
sale it was purchased for $50 livres.
1t contains the first account OF the cir
culation Of the blood, above seventy
years before the immortal Harvey pub
lisbed his discovery, and the theory of
John Hunter. at this day subject of
p'.ilosophic inquiry, "The life is in the
blood" is distinctly advanced and de-
Tended upon the very grounds it is at
present supported. The latin in which
it is written is pure and elegant, and
was published in the year 1852"
English paper.
The following passage is extracted
from Silliman's Tour between Hart
ford and Quebec"
"During our passage of twenty-five
miles, to Ticonderoga, we had fine
defending sun, shining in full strength,
upon the bold scenery of the lake, and
that might enjoy it. undisturbed by
the hustle of crowded deck, J took
my seat in the carriage, where | Was
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-27
CHYMICAL SIZING.

A French Cbymist has recently dis
covered that from the starch of potatoes
cutie fresh. and washed but once, fine
size. by mixing with chalk might be
made. The stucco plasterers of this
country have been benefited by the dis.
coyery, and they find that this kind Of
size is particularly useful for ceilings
and for white washing. being more du-
rable in tenacity and whiteness, and
not purifying like animal size, or ex-
halng any unwtolesome odour.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-18
STORM OF FROGS.

: However Incredible phenomena OF this sort
may seem, it nevertheless appears that the
vicinity of Loughborough has just had an aw
full visitation of the kind at least so il is re-
lated by John Harvey, frame work knitter,
Of Mark6eld, near Bardon Hill, who, in the
afternoon of Saturday last, whilst on bis way
with his work 10 the warehouse of his en-
ployers al Loughborough, was overtaken by
heavy Thunder shower, near the end ofthe
dislsed navigation, betwixt Nan Panton
Hill and the Forest Gate, and inthe midst of
the $ pelting OF the pitiIess Storm" saw and
felt an innumerable quantity of the animals
in question, about half an inch long, (some
with tails and some without) falling upon and
around him. In this unusual dilemma he
took of bis hat 10 satisfy himself more par
ficularly, and actually found four OF them
lying upon the brim of it! The miracle is
rendered still more plausible by the evidence
of Jarvis Calls, aged 70, - Bee, about
SO, and James Shelton AZ, three laborers of
Loughborough, who passed the spot shortly
after, and saw millions upon millions" TO
use their own expression, hopping about in
every direction; nay, they say they could not
set their feet without destroying great num-
hers at every step they took. lLondpap.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-18
For Sale or Rent,
For a Term Of Fears.

4 TRACT of land situate on Kittle Run,
AIN Prince William county, adjoining the
lands Of the late Richard Brent, Esq. ana
Col. Gerard Alexander, containing abou'
500 acres, one third of which is heavily TIM
bered, mostly with red oak and hickory
the balance is in cultivation, and is consider
ed to be productive. This land is very su'.
ceptitle of Improvement, particularly BY lns
use of clover and plaster. 1t is immediate
ly in the neighborhood of several manGias,
turing mills, and about twenty miles iTom
the Occoquan Mills, and thirty from Alex lex
andria. Terms made known bv appllcallo"
to the subscriber, near Baron's Once, pTlnc'
William county. JOHN FllZHUuh'
september 10 81