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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-23
January 25
Charles Couniy Court,
November Term, IG2o

November Term, It2c.
ON application to The Judges Of Charles
~ county court, by petition in wiring q
Thomas &. Barnes, of Charles county, icr
the benefit OF the act of assembly for The r'-
lief of insolvent debtors, passed al Novel,
Der session, 1918, and the several supple
ments thereto on the terms mentioned there
in, schedule of his property and list 81
his creditors on oath. so far as he can as,e r-
tam them. being annexed TO bis petltion.and
being satisfied by compe tent testimony that
,hc said Thomas g. Barnes has resided two
years immediately preceding The time ct
his application in the state OF Mary land ,and
being also satisfied that the said Thomas q.
Barnes is in actual confinement for deb!.and
for no other cause, and the SAID Thomas &.
Barnes having entered into bond With sufl-
cient security for bis personal Appearance IN
Charles county court, to answer such allie
cations as his creditors may make against
him: it is thereupoE ordered and afjudg ed
that the said Thomas q Barnes be disChaI-
ged from Imprisonment, and by causing
copy OF this order to be inserted in son e
one of,he newspapers edited in the district
OF Columbia, once week for two month
successfully, before The third Monday u
March next, to give notice to his cre' iIois
to appear before the said court, al Charlie
Town, in the said county, on the said ,hri
Monday in March next, fer the purpose at
recommending trustee for their benefit,
and to shew cause. if any they have. WHY
the said Thnmas G Barnes should ntt have
the benefit of the several insuiveni laws o.
this stale, AS PRAYED.
Tps,e. JOHN BARNES Clerk.
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January 26
District of Columbia, to wit
County Of .ilernndria, 27h
.NoOember Term 1920. Dog
IN CHANCERY.

Bryan Hampson-Complainant,
Against
John Spence, and the President, Directors.
and Company Of the Bank OF Alexandrla,
Defendants
gNiIE Gefen liant, John Spence, not having
l. entered his appearance AND gwen secu;
rIty according to The statute, and rules of
this court, and il appearing to the satlsac-
ton OF the court, upon aihdavl, filed, that the
said John Spence i, not an lnhab'ant OF The
District otCulunbia: on motion,,tis ordered,
that the defe ndan,, John Spence do appear
here on or before the first day of next May
term, and answer the bill of the compsa'nrn'
and give security for performing the DEGREES
of the court and that the other defendants,
the President, Directors. and Company OF
the Bank OF Alexandria, do not pay away,
convey, or secrete. the debts by them ow
ing TO. or the estate and effects IN their hands
belonging To The said absent defendant, John
Spence, until the further order or decree oi
the court and that copy OF this order be
forthwith published for roo monthssuccss.'e-
" in one of the public newspapers publish
ed in this county, and that another copy ht
posted al the front door of the Court house Of
said county.
Teste, EDM |. LEE. =. Z.
January 27
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-23
District of Columbia, to wit
County Of 1lsrandrin, 27m
.November Term 1890. deg
IN CHlNCEnY

John McC ure, assignee of Sarah Burke,
Complainant,
Against
Richari L. Galloway, Bryan Hampson,
and Joseph Il. Hamp>on. The . last trading
under the firm OF Bryan Hampson y Son
Defendants
sTfiE drten LIANT Richard l.. Galloway not
\ having entered his appearance, and q,
ven security according to the statute and
rules Of bis court, and it appearing TO The
satisfaction OF the court, upon affidavit. n
lei. that the SAID Richard l., Galloway Is
not an lnhsbitant Oft the district of Columbia.
On motion, il is ordered, that the defendant,
Richard L. Galloway do appear here on or
before the first day Of next May term. and
answer the bill OF The plaintiff, and give Sc
currty for performing the DEGREES OF the
court: And that The other defendants, Bry-
Az Hampson 4. Son do not pay away, con,
vev or secrete, the debts by them owing to,
or the estate or effects in their hands, be-
longing to the said absen; defendant, Ri
chard l.. Galloway, until the further order
or decree of this court; and that copy OF
this order be forthwith published tor too
months successively, in one o! the public
newspapers printed in this county, and that
another copy he posted at the front door OF
the court house Of said county.
Teste, EDM. LIZ Z. Y.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-23
District of Columbia, to wit.
County of Alexandr,a, ! 95h
November Term, 1890. ( Day
IN CHANCERY


November Term, 1890. : Day
In CHANCERY.
Joseph Smith and William Smith, under the
firm of Joseph Smith s. Son-Piaintlffs,
Against
Francis Adams, Jun. and John D. Herbert,
and Philip II. Henop, late JOINT merchants
and copartners under the firm of Adams,
Herbert & Co. and Maurice Herbert-de-
PENDANTS.
TNHE defendant Philip H. Henop. not
l. having entered his appearance and gil
ven security according to the statute and the
rules of this Court and it appearing TO the
satisfaction of the Court, upon affidavit FL
ed, that the said Philip II Henop is not an
inhabitant of the District of COlumbia-it is
ordered, that the said defendant. Philip II.
Henop, do appear here on or before the list
day OF the next term, and answer the bill OF
the c0mplainants, and give security for per-
forming the decree of the Court, and that a
copy OF this order be forthwith published for
two months successfully in one OF the pub
lie newspapers printed in this county, and
that another copy be posted at the front door
OF the Courthouse of said county
Teste,
F NJ LEE, c. c.
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January
District of Columbia, to wit :
County of .AIcrnndr,u, eth
.November Term, 1920. Day
II, I,IIANEIL

NOvember Term, lo2O. Lay
IN CHANCEkY.
Jacob Baugh, Complainant,
Against
CYRUS W. Murray, Peter Dunbar, and Jonn
Adam, Defendants.
YsNHE defendant Cyrus W. Murray, not
having entered his appearance and gi.
ven security according TO the statute and
the rules OF this Court; and it appearing TO
the satisfaction OF the Court, UprD affidavit
filed, that The said Cyrus ". Murray is not
an inbahirant of The district OF Colunbia--
On motion il is ordered, thai the said Cyrus
". Murray DO appear here on or before he
1st dav of the mex, May term. d answer the
bill of the plaintiff, and give security for
performing tn. DEGREES of the Court; and
that tbeother deter dants, Peter Dunbar and
J. Adam, do not pay away convey .Tsecrete
the de.ts by item owing 70, or the estate or
effects IN their hands belonging to tie said
absent defendant Cyrus W. Murray, until
helur,her order oi,his court; and that a CO.
DIV of Ibis order be forthw it'll published LOT
t-.o months success,vely in one # the pub
lie newspapers published in tits county.
and that anohercop be posted at The front
door of the Court House oi sald county.
Test. EDM. !. LEE, {. I.
January so
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A. G. Cazen0ve q Go.

AVE for sale by the piece or package
large assortment OF
AmericanO
German : GOODS
Russia u
English
|Nurdoch's best London particular Madeira
wine in pipes, half pipes and or. casks
do do market 90 in do
Malaga wine in half or, casks
|Cognac Brandy in pipes
Aolasses (besI retailing in hhds
caracas indigo
spanish sigars
Swedes iron assorted
Baltimore window 81 SIS. every size
.Dupont's best Brandywine Gil NPOWDER
And few cases of .HIsu white stones,
Dutch states toys and quilts, which
can be sold very cheap
They are purchasing
Maryland ;nbacCo
Ginseng
.icrino and SINNERS weol.
Ma And want vessel ~ 6 or 800 bbJs.
S.1S;, 70 load for an eas,rrn port
march )
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For Freight,

atg The SChr. %lLhGRo. ]" n
s,Siss Welsh. masttr; hur'hen about 600
bh'S AID " i'll soon be ready for a cargo.
Apply Ia JOHN II LADD d. Co.
UhN have .jn>t received
500 casks fresh Ghomdstown lime
4 VI boards
lOchests imperieI lea march 3
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For Boston.

NJ, The schr REAPER, Silvanus Prince
s.:.zs mlsler; viii begin to load IN lew
days. and take some freight, II application
l. u,ade soon 10 WI FOWLE S' Co.
Who haya Tor sale said schr's cargo OF
25n tons plaster paris
46 hh4s failing molasses
10 tons clean ST Petersburg hemp
40 bolts Ist quality Russia duck
march
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Union and Marine Hotel.

situated on Union-stree near the Potomac.
II is admirably calculated Tor The accornmo-
datiop Of travellers from MARYLAND, an, sea-
faring gentlemen. Ii has been occupied as
a tavern for many years past For terms
applylo ANTHONY RHODES.
January II
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Vol. KILL
For Freight,
Coffee, Tea, &c.

Coffee, Tea, &c.
IoHN n. LADD s. Co. have just receiv-
ed and offer tor sale,
1913 bags ST. Domingo coffee
7hds 90 90
10 chests imperial tea
70 boxes white Cuba sugar
do brown do do
lSU tons plaster
For Freight,
~ The brig W nus. Kelley,
80 master, 5urthen 900 bbls.
ALSO
IL The schr. SUSAN, Baxter, bur-
- then loooo barrels.
ALSO,
.1gN The schr. HOPE, Frisoy; burthen
~ 700 bbls. all good vessels. Apply
I -Pnye. march IA
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For Freight.

$50 The arv superior schooner
AECOLUNBUS. James Ross, Master.
carries about lnO0 barre s in compile e or
or, nj viii take a freight either to The
W" iuIres or southern port. Apply to
w. FOWLER Co.
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tnr Safe nr treiwht.

tSSA The packet sehr DASH, II. Gun
Dingham. master, burthen $50 bhls.
Sic is nearly FIVE years old built principally
bi seasoned white oak, and IN complete or
|ipr for any voyge. The tsrms viii he Ii,
beral. Should she not be soli in FIVE days,
|fe!ght will then be taken tor New York -
Apply to JOHN H. LADD l. &C.
Who have lust received Tor sale
81 bills prime beef
On do d, pork march
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FOR Freight,

.N5M The superior schooner MILLER,
-Sint. Aasoa, master carries loco bar
PES, IS nearly new, aud in COMPLETE order
"' any voyage. Apply to
WM. FOWLE & Co.
"ho h<re fer sale. received per the brig
ABBY, ca2I, Potter, from Salem,
100 niycrS Russia sh.etiNSS
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For reight,

III Three good SCHCONERS, one
e.; 49, carries loco, and the others $50 bbls
.sCh, they will go to Bermuda or some cas-
tenr ports IN preference and will soon be
Eea1y to load. Apply TO
JOHN H LADD &. Co.
Who have received tor sale,
100 boxes Smoked HeTings
march q
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To Rent.

hx And possession given between the
EER present time and March next, that
ME- elegant and commodious three story
49, brick house. the
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For Freight, to the West-ln-
dies or y Southern Port.

Ms Til Surrrinr Sckr Ann. Bar
{, t,%s3as.-n1has Webb. master, burtheE loco
US. viii be ready TO receive cargo IN
+" lays. Apply 10 W.H, F0WLE l. Co.
VINO have received, for sale, by the above
vessel.
90 casks ThOmastown lime
5000 erchantable IunOer
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-20
Neu York, Sept. Is
SINGULAR DEATH.

On Thursday afternoon, about on
clock, Henry Jansen, Esq. delegate to
tie Convention, from the county of VI
er, when apparently in perfect health,
~. down in the Capitol, at Albany, and
>expired instantly. He had the moment
before purchased ticket for admission to
, paale's celebrated picture OF the Court
Of Death, now exhibiting in the Senate
Chamber; and while he was crossing the
threshold of the door leading to the pic
ture, BE was instantly summoned from the
presentation, to the awful reality
AS soon as the melancholy news was
CO nmuncated TO the President, he in
stantly dispatched the SERGEANT at Arms
20 the several members Of the Convention,
requiring their attendance in the Capitol
at o'clock the Following morning.
The occurrence which had caused the
unusual meeting, having been stated, 1t
was resolved that the members wear
Grape, as q testimony of respect for the
deceased, for the space of so days. 1t was
also resolved, that the members follow the
hearse in procession, from the Capitol 20
the Steam Boat, on board of which the
body was to be sent TO his friends
Conn., do.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-20

she was afflicted witt an abscess on ber-;a,
hip. From the age of nine years she .os .l;
no longer walk; she was carried ah,u,
her attendants. She was taken to NJ. y
Italy; the most skilfuI physicians Of pss;' u
|, Vienna were consulted, and they all aer Orc
that her case was iDcurable. NJ. Dubn,.e r.
tended Der during three years, and '' 80. Al
his opinion ha. The Princes, Matilda .s sate
itUe. but she never could be able 10 yrl .s"'
For two years her relations placed bsr go
physician of Wur,zhurg. Il was NO, WIN
any idea OF curing her, but hoping IT,, .t II
nigh, be able TO invent some insirumsa a ~ t "
which she would al least be en,hiaI "
move herself. Thus, while all hone :, I"
ring Der were at an end, the FOLLOWING loo ~
was received, written by her eovsrs e'!t'
who witnessed he whole Of the trapssr|;pn.,
which she relates: ''"OM
" | am going TO inform you ofthe m;,,,u
lous cure OF the Princess Matilda. Il ;.
physician, but God only, through %"'
agency OF a religious man, who has uo,t ."t
this miracle. Yesterday morning Wa I n'a,
Unexpectedly received visit from pqo'a
Alexander Of HoheGioe, who is a n,;s.,. " ts
demanded Of Matilda if she be,ievsd ,L u.
God could cure her, upon her reoIv | =.
caused peasant, who was in The ns,a Is
borbood, to come to her; the Iattet pu, s, su
questions 10 Matilda touching her m. ,Eiis
md assured her that if she firmly belly
fha. God could render her able to viii sta
would be cured instantly. She repIied . ~.
she was convinced God could cure bs, '
Upon this the mar commenced Draw, :,
the German language, the Prince and mu,,T
being present. When he flushed his 49, &C.,
b. aid to her, # you believe rise 10 and
wak goa are recovered Matilda, without
hesitation, got up from her bed, and walked
all around the chamber land returned Thanh.
TO God Tor this signal act OF mercy, Fem
thu moment of her cure the towns peo"is
crowded to behold her This even, h..
created a very great sensation. This Nom.
ing we went to chapel together. ManIS,
wa ked dow the stairs with only giving ma
her hand. She entered the chapel w,ihmi
the least assistance There were m,ny
persons assembled there to have sight 4
her. We have had Grand dinner par,r
after which she walked in the garden Ions
tire. We do nothing else but weep for iors
(Signed) NANCY KkNPER
Wurtzourg, June 81. 1891"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-20
From tM NaliSaa! InteIligencer.
NE%TGEoRY.
Nat, Gd1.

TrGnslGtea,j from he .'Naine Jdune," or lei
laesll~art, Pdsioan Journal
WilE8va. dglsye, t6s' he more intelligent
an animssffs2 Fillmore difficult are his wounds
to cure Nothing is better proved than
ihis Thy sic logical phenomenon, IN comparing
the different species together. Thu the "a
ciiity ui cure decreased in comparing the
man, the horse, the hog, the reptile, the po-
lypus; and If this law does not so readily APP
ply itself 70 the individuals OF the same spe-
c,es lis existence IS not the less demonsrat.
ed 10 the ey.s-of the phiiosuph'c observer.
How, Doctor! Do ytu seriously believe
that the Yonnds Of :aSs1pleton bsaI mp easter
than these OF nan OF wlt? Yes undonht-
edly, allow ance being made, how ever. Oh the
Causes OF aber alton which the ma!ady may
encounter. Could put undef your eyes he
result, OF an bundled Cases Which have al
ready collected tha, serve to support ny
system. go farther, and offer TO renew
tasm in public +; let there be brought to me
tor example, tve or six Journalists (; Mes,
sieu,s OF heJrurna Royal; OF the QuoudisG;
OF the Gazette; of the Journal General OF
the journal OF Paris; and OF The journal OF
Debates. Let each one OF these gentlemen
receive strike upon The OCClput from TIE
same band, with The same force and weight,
SO that The result may he tor each one a
wound OF equal length, breadth and depth.
That done, will proceed TO the treatment
with the saline care and the same process,
and declare that the first cured viii lncon-
testbly be Monsieur OF The Journal Royal,
whose wound will close the same day; Mes
sleurs OF the QuolIdlen and OF the Ga
Ztlte " Ill enter ihlo conval.sCe nee the next
day, and may the day alter, go 10 their daily
labor.: the malady Of Mons. OF The journal
General. will al hrsf SHOW sUme unlavorable
symptoms which will no, be long IN vanish
ibg Monsieur OF the journal OF Paris will
give Tor long time, serious inquletudes !;
anu Monsieur of the Journal Of Debates may
indeed, die OF It.
This physiological phenomenon being once
shown, II you demand The expIlcation. wl'l
tell you that man Of understanding is IN a
stale OF kaUllual fever, comparatively 10 the
man wnese iDtelle clual faculties are les de-
veloped. Now we know that fever is all
OBSTACLE to the cuie OF wounds therefore
tool will be sooner cured than the wise man.
Here is a new motive tor the saying, "Bsati
pdupsres spisitu."
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Petersburg, Sept. Is.
BARBAROCS SlCRDE.h.

Ii any thing could lessen OH: regret in
recording the crime OF murder 1t is the
infrequeney of its occurrence in our vi
Gin ty; bat as we must expect to bear a
proportion of the general increase of
moral turpitude, it becomes our indispen-
sable duty to notice the fact.
FroIp the best information we can col
lsct, the deceased, WILLIAM RoYsT.R,
was sitting in house Oh no extraordinary
fame, WITHIN our corporation, when a
white man and several coiored persons
entered. He 90 eryed to the female of
the house, that if ne stayed, the coIored
persons must Withdraw. They were &C
cordingly ordered to that effect, and with
drew; but returned armed in alb out half
All hour, and upon the door being opened
the act was Immediately committed. SIX
persons -four white and two slaves are
CHARGED with it's commission, but during
the course of investigation we deem it
proper to give no more than the verdict
ofthe COroner's inquest, which is as fol
lows: "fne said William Royster came
"by his death by fracture or fractures
''in his scu.i, inflicted by stones, sticks
"or otner Harlike wea pons, 10 us unknown,
''of wnicb wounds and fractures the said
civilian Register instan ~, or very soon
latter died and the said Jurors do fur
H'ther say that the said wounds and irac-
s.tures were inflicted and committed by
''John Davis, Moses, a slave, The proper
s'ty of Samuel Davis, and divers others
ssto US uaSnown."
Royster is represented TO have been a
young mau of respectable family, and
genera.!y OF peaceabie demeanor. The
coiored persons concerned in the murder
will probably undergo their trial on
Thursday next; at the Same time the
white men will be examined. but unless
entirely acquitted, their fate cannot be de-
cited until October term of our Supe-
rlor Court.
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TREATMENT OF HYpRoPuoBIA.

TREATMENT OF HYDRoPHOBlA.
Copy OF letter to major George M'Glas-
sin, formerly OF the Y S. army, and
late EDITOR OF the Winchester kepubii-
can, dated Uerrardstown, berkeley
county, Va. June 10 l62l--communi-
Gated Tor publication In the Woodstock
Herald.
Dear Sir-Your anxiety respecting
the effect of the Sewtettarid gattericulata
OF scull cap in cases OF nydrophobia, has
induced me to satisfy you In relation to
myself was bit by mad dug In Alex
andria and h We been cured by the use of
scull-cap after having been in one stage of
hydrophobia. A confirmation of the use
of any weed. particularly such an one as
grows so plentifully as the scull-cap a
mong our hills and dales, must think be
hailed with some degree of respect by the
human iamily--but how much more
grateful must feel to him with whom
this all important discovery originated,
leave you to Judge after reading my case;
/ will simply state it to you
!. About the middle of May last, left this
place for Baltimore, via Alexandria, D.
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Your ohediep' servant,
MATHEW |. CLARK.
Easract ofe letter from Liverpool, dated
Aug. 4.

Extract Of q letter from Liverpool, dated
Aug. 4.
Our cotton market has been rather dull
this week in consequence OF the public sales
announced for yesterday, though The sales
a!toge her, amount to fully an average guam
tity; in prices there is very little alteration
from Saturday lat Bowed and New Or
leans, are more easily met with at former
rates.
AT the public sales yesterday, there was
a fair attendance Of the trade, but they went
of heavily, the Sea Islands, at depression
OF about III per lh. except in the inte-
rior qualities. and the Orleans at former pri-
ces. OF $3.50 Sea Islands offered, iO4O
~tre sold a. l3i fer ordinary, to I'D tol fine
with one lot of 81. Simons, at 9Os; of 19i
staInei an bowed Sea Island, III sold at
l0d for ordinary, to I'D tor good; OF 1880
Orleans, til sold al Cd tor very ordinary. to
lid for good fair; of lie Alabama, 100 sold
at GID tor ordinary, 10 Hold for very good.
The total sale. amount to 5000 bags. of
which the following have been suld by pri.
vate contract; 1880 bowed 0ad ,d-4o do
il5d-io3o Orleans losd a I2ld-lo do
lS3 80 Tennessee 81 10-Sea Islands
II sod-23o 10 stained lid I3i
The Market for new Montreal Pot Ashes
has opened at Gas. which has been given for
about Zoo barrels, these new imports are OF
very excellent quality. Montreal Pearls
have fallen Is per evil 39S. have been &C
cepted for small parcel, and the market is
dull at the decline. Ia u. s. Ashes there
has been scarcely sale, but prices continue
without alteration in both Pots and Pearls.
Rice, OF good quality, is much wanted,
but for ordinary parcels there is scarcely any
1emand--at sale OF this description yes
terday, l3s was The highest bid, and Of
course Withdrawn.
There has ma fair demand for tobacco
at former prices.
TaIlow dull, the Price is steady.
Sweet -four in bond, is firm at last weeks
advance, anc Too bbls OF Va. and fresh
Philad. have been sold al 25s. The demand
for wheat has been fair, and higher price re-
CURED.
JEE, BROTHERS y HUMBLE.
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PIRACY.

The brig Pilot, capt. Wing, which al:
rived at the Lazaretto on Satui Gay after
a tedious passage of "a days from Trini-
dad, Cuba, was boarded by pirate on
the 2lst of August, when in sight of Ma
tanzas, and robbed of her jolly boat, new
sails, rigging, compass, canvass, and sun.
dry other articles. The captain was de
prived of his watch, money, and nearly all
his clothing. One of the crew wss woun
dsd by the pirates.