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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-03

Plaster, Salt s Wine.
IOHN H LADD and Co. have receis-
- ed for sale,
loo tons plaster Paris
S79 baskets salt
S quarter casks Malaga wine -
quarter casks Malaga Sherry wine
boxes containing 90 bottles cold
pressed castor oil. Dec. "
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-10-30

States, and before all men, against the
authors and perpetrators Of these deeds.
also swear, under the same obligations,
that have always observed, during my
administration as Governor of West
Florida, Unfortunately, to every indi-
vidual of the United States, whether re-
sident or transient persons, the utmost
consideration that have respected, and
caused to be respected, their persons and
property. When any one has been gull
ty Of any delinquency, he has always
been treated with indulgence and gene
rous lenity; and SO true is what | havo
manifested, that if public notice were to
be fixed throughout the whole states,
there would not be a single individual
who could show the least cause ofrescnt-
ment. This conduct emanates from my
own natural disposition, and from the
orders prescribed to me by my govern
,ment; and that this is my propensity so
to act with all mankind indiscriminately,
cannot be impugned by the strictest in
vestigation into my conduct during my
life, and the commands which I have
held. 5E hfs
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-10-30
FONElGN.
LATE FROM EUROPE.
BOSTON, SEPT. 90.

bUsIUN3 SEPT. 20.
Arrived last evening, ship London
Packet, Tracy, from London. Sailed for
the Downs 22nd August, and brings
London papers to the 2Ist, two days la
ter than by The Herald.
No additional Intelligence of impor-
lance is brought by this arrival. The
probability of hostilities between the
Russians and Turks was not increased,
but appearances were, at the latest dates,
OF rather more pacific character.
The story of the Kings assassination
was altogether without foundation.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-10-30
FROM LIMA.

Arrived at Baltimore the ship Chesa-
peake, captain Lane, from Coquimbo,
and rs days from Valparaiso. The
British frigate Owen Glendower, 10 days
from Lima, arrived at Valparaiso on the
10th July, and brought accounts that the
arnistice still continued between the
Parrot and Royal armies, but that it was
thought impossible for the city to hold
out amonth after the recomm encement
OF hostilities. The account brought to
ew-York, from Jamaica, of the defeat
OF San Martin, must therefore, be incor-
rect. The United States frigate Con-
stellation, captain Rilgely, had sailed
from Coquimbo for Lima, and intended
visiting the Sandwich Islands. An Anne
rican ship from Philadelphia, and an
English vessel from Rio Janeiro, both
deeply laden with flour had eluded the
blockading squadron and got into Lima.
af M Chronicle.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-10-30
FROM SOUTH AMERICA. +
NEW-YoRK, SEPT. q


BY the sloop Packet, arrived on Tues
day from Havana, we received a file of
Jamaica papers to the 10th ult. inclusive.
from which we extract the following
South American intelligence:
Kingston, (Jamaica, J Aug. 9.
BY the Esperanto, which arrived on
Monday evening from Porto Bello, ac-
counts We're received from Panama to
the goth ult. respecting the contest in
Peru. Intelligence, it appears, had
been brought by the schooner Guada-
loupe, in 10 days from Payta, (the latter
PLACID is about 10 days sail from Lima
which we hear is Of the utmost impor-
lance. ,1. ~ ..,, h is5.
The Chilian commander San Martin
having left behind him garrison of9oo
invalids, embarked at Quacbo with 1000
men, who were landed at the Chorillas,
situate within two leagues Of Lima.
The Royalist army Immediately at
tackled the troops Of San Martin with
great in,repidity, whom they routed with
immense laughter--upwards Of 1900 Of
the Chilian troops having been left dead
on tisr fiVisi Of battle San Martiu. with
the remains of his corps, favored by the
approach of night, fled with the utmost
precipitation, and escaped on board the
vessels whence they had disembarked.
Their destination was unknown, but il
was supposed that they had gone back
to Chill, so that the cause of the Roy
alis,s appears now to wear very favor
able aspect in that quarter, and we trust
may be the means Of reviving the trade
of this city, which has been SO long in
terrup,ed by the previous position Of af-
fairs in the Pacific. ,re
The Governor Of Truxillo, the Mar
uuis Of Torretgale, is stated to have
manifested disposition to put himself
on the defensive; division of troops,
however, had been sent against him from
Lima. The captain Of a British ship,
en- ployed ipthe whale fishery, which had
touched at Payts, shortly before the de-
parture Of the Gaudaloupe, reported that
he had spoken Spanish brig of war, in
company with ship Of the line, and q
; frigase Of the same nation, directing their
course to the ortof Callao.
The Inhabitants Of Guayaquil, we
hear, have been recently overwhelmed
with the greatest afilic,ion and despair,
in consequence Of the arrival of an ex
pedition from Choco, and the heavy con-
tributions levied on them by these ex-
peditionary troops. 40 K <,
The Esperanza was boarded on hel
passage by one Of Commodore Aury's
cruisers, the captain Of which endorsed
her register in the name Of the Republic
ofColombia warning, at the same time
the master Of the Esperanto, that, if b.
should have any communication with thu
places occupied by the Royalists, tn,
Condemnation Of the vessel and carg,
would be the result.
By the Perseverance we learn that
small privateer schooner, fitted out a
Maracaibo, with small arms, and com
manded by a .Frenchman, with crew o
about 20 men, is annoying the coastin,
trade between 81. Jago de Cuba and tn
leeward ports Of this Island, having
taken three vessels, principally loade,
with -four, which we're ransomed.
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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-10-30
yANDAL1A OCT. %.

Early in the last session Of our legis-,
lature, the subject Of opening canal in
this state, was introduced, and a bill ORR
ginated in and passed the Senate au,hori-
zing a survey Of the route, and appro-
priating sum sufficient to defray tho
expense. This bill failed in'the House
Of Representatives, not we believe from
any hostility to the measure, but that il
was supposed the state had no authority
to enter upon public lands, and that our
resources were not yet sufficient to meet
the expenditure. Subsequently, how
ever, the House Of Representatives pass,
ed resolution requesting our senators
and representative in Congress to use
their influence to procure a law authors
ling this state to open communication
between Lake Michigan and the Illinois
river, and to effect this object, they were
directed to procure the two per cent. re-
served in the sale Of public lands in this
state to be appropriated for this purpose.
and also donation Of land Of one, section
in width from the mouthofthe Chicagoto
where the canal might intersect the ILL
nois. The Senate passed this resolution
with some amendments, in which the
House concurred. AS that resolution
does not appear in the volume of the
laws lately published, il is to be feared
that, in the hurry OF business, It was mis-
laid, and never forwarded to Washing
ton. We trust, however, that this sub
iect will be brought before Congress at
its next session, and as the general go
vernmcnt is particularly Interested IN the
measure. that they will extend 10 us
|liberality becoming great and enlighten-
ed nation. Llinois lntelligencer.
Coxnser1eifing-T wo men were ar
rested in this town last week, charged
with uttering and passing counterfeit
coin of the United States, andrecognized
to appear at the next Federal Court Of
this District. The countcrfeits we're imi-
tations Of the United States eagles,
we'll executed, and calculated to deceive
those unacquainted with that currency
tile fraud may, however, be detected
by tho weight, as they are considerably
lighter than tho genuine coin. n,
/ 1t would be advisable for the citizens
|of this state 10 be cautious in receiving
coin Of this description, as there are un-
doubtcdlY a gang Of Williams about the
country engaged in this, business, with : /,
capital Is uncommon as il is spurious,
80 q ss7ss u.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-10-30
REMEDY FoRTHE SPLITTING OF BLOOD


NEw-yoRK, SEPT. S, 1921.
To Samuel L. Mitchal, NJ. d. &c.
S1R-I address you at the particular
request Of my son, the late DR.. John @.
Wynkoop.-His disease was consump-
tive, and in its progress he had repeated
attacks Of hemorrhage from the lungs,
or splitting Of blood. To relieve this
symptom, he drank a tea made OF water,
hoarhound, or sycapus originieus, called
also bugle weed. With this commune
cation, you will receive q sample Of the
plant, being part Of the parcel he usedto
take. 1t operated as sovereign remedy
against the inward bleeding, which, it
used to stop without fail; and it was his
desire, during his last illness, that the
beneficial effects Of this remedy should
be published to the world. His case
adds confirmation to the favorable statc-
ments that have already been made of its
great virtue in haemoptysis.-My own
observation shows, that this native vege-'
table possesses similar powers in re-
straining blood from outward" injuries,
such as cuts and bruises, fapplied to tho
wounded part in substance. Hoping
this information will be serviceabie to
my fellow creatures, l offer you the as
surance of my respect. IS
PETER WYNKOOP. s.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-10-30
SPRINGFIELD, SEPT. %.

d y oFhINOFt EID3 JET ~
We challenge the whole quorid TO COM
hete with Old Springfield Two seven
years old Oxen and one four-years old
Steer, raised by Col. Abel Chaplin, of
this town, were drove to this village frona
his farm in Chicopee parish, on We'd
nesday last, and their weight accurately
determined. The weight Of the great
Ok which Col. Chaplin sold in Boston 8
years ago, and which was distinguished
by the name of Maximus, was 27l6 lbs
The largest Of those weighed on We'd
nesday, and which we must now call
Trismagistus, weighed 1923
The next in weight 27o9 L
The Steer 2l56
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-13
mo. GIGS.
.NEW-FORk.
DYING ESTABLISHMENT

TIME citizens Of Alexandra, Geors:town
L and Washington, are respectfully m
formed that The undersigned have been ar
pointed Agents for the elegant. extensive
useful establishment, at New \ ork, kno"h
as the =
~. York Dying Establishment,
the utility of which has been acknow lodged
by many Of the first characters who have We
sited il, and from witnessing the facilities i"r
diving and finishing silks and grapes, IN a
STYLE of superior elegance, have given 10 Z
decided preference TO any thing, OF the kin'
in America, and declare it calculated to COM
pete with any in England
SPECIMENS on various kinds 81
goods, are left with the agents who VIII re-
ceive and torw ard all goods to the proprle..
tors and deliver them to the owners free of
expense for freight.
TO THE LADIES an arrangement
OF this kind must be desirable object, as
it presents to them an opportunity OF having
Grape, or silk Dresses,
Made to look as rcll as 1chen Ne7r, andof
q color superior to the India Dye.
Mildews and Stains removed from goods
of every description. Brown DrillIngs.
Brown Coltons, or Brown Linens, bleacbed
perfectly white by chemical process, in
lew hours. Leghorn Straw, and Silk bon
nets dyed; furniture cleansed, and high gaz'
ed. parasols dyed on the Sticks; Cashmere,
Marine. Camel Hair and Cassimer Shawls
cleansed. and additional bTilliancy given to
the colors intbe borders. Broad cloths DC.
dyed, re-dressed, and spots removed, or CO.
lGr restored, when it had been DISTURBED;
changeable .inchews, and black silk yelrets,
dyed green, or light colors, &c. &c.
Satisfactory evidence OF the responsibility,
as also respectfully Of the proprieiors, IS
furnished by letters, from persons Of b'gh
standing in New York, to some OF our most
distinguished citizens lin addition 10
which it may be added, that the most re-
spectable houses in The East India trade,
patronage this extensive establishment.
The Citizens Of Alexandria
are respectfully informed, that the Pncsf
may be known on application TO Gen. A:
Lynn. who will also exhibit specimens OF
| the Dying and finishing of Silks Sc.
The Ladies and Gentlemen Of George
| touvn, an 4 this city, viii be pleased to apply
| Tor inf rmatioD 10 ~
COLSTON s. LOOCKERMAN,
Pennsylvania .aDenue.
Washington City, June 81.
9awIm-1aw4m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-13
Just Published
4 Nd for sole at John A. Stewards book
n store, price i..doilar,
THt HISTORY
REFORMATION,

Being an abridglnent Of Burnet's History OF
the REFORMATION of the Church . England.
Together with sketches OF the lives OF Luz
ther, Calvin, and Zuingie, the three ctieora-
ted reformers OF the continent. ny the
Rev. BENJAMIN ALLEN, Rector OF The Parish
of ST. Aundre, Virginia.
Recommendation.
Having been favored with the Perusal OF
an abridgment of the history OF the retorma-
ton, prepared for pubIicalon by the he!.
5. Allen, with pleasure comply with his
request. in giving it my humble recommend
dalton. 1t contains the history OF all the
important facts as narrated by Burnet, and
to those who have no, the time or the means
of consulting that writer, must prove inter-
esting and valuable. There being consi'
derable class OF persons under these c'Tcum,
stances. such work has been wanted, and
, think, the present one will he hIgH'y ac'
ceptabie, as serving TO meet the existing ex-
igency WILLIAM u. "'L"E-n'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-13
District of Columbia.
Alexandria County. set.
May Term, 1921, 18th day. )
IN CH.i.NIERY.

Against
Robert Chesley, George Fitzhugh and Ben
jamin Grymes, (ately trading under The
firm of Robert Chesley and Company
and John Wheelrlgbt, John H. Laid ant
Joseph Ladd, Grading under the tim OF
John H. Laid l. Co and Henry Jackson
defendants.
The defendants RSbert Chesley, George
Filzhugh, and Benz Crimes, lately
trading under the firm of Robert ChesIey y
Coz not having entered their appearance,
and given security according 10 the statute
aud rules of this cou!t, and 1t appearing 10
the satisfaction OF the court, upon atfl !avit
6Ied, and that the said Robert ChrsIey,
George Fltzhugh and Benjamin Grimes.
,iateiy under the firm of Robert Cbesley q
CO.. are not inhabitants OF this District, on
motion of the complainant, by his COUNSEL
il is orIered that the said defendants, no.
bert Cbesley, George Fi'zhugth and Benla,,
min Grimes, (latey under the nrm OF Robert
Chesley & CO. do appear here on the hrsl
day of November Term, next, and enter
their appearance to the suit, and give secu-
rity for performing the DEGREES OF the court,
and that The other defendants John ri. Laid
L. Co. and Henry Jackson, do not pay away
convey or secrete the debts by them owing
to, or the estate or effects in their hands be.
LONGING TO the said a bsent defendant. robert
Chesley, George Fitzhugh and Benjamin
Grimes, Uately under The h'n, OF Robert
Chesley & Co.. until the further order or de-
cree, of this court, and that copy OF ms
order be forthwith inserted in one of the pub
lie newspapers published IN this county, for
two months successfully, and that another
copy be posted at the front door of the Court
House of said county
"a Copy 1este, EDM. |. LEE, c. C.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-13
STlBLE.
TO SpOrtsnen.

DICHARD WOOD, Fairfax-street Alex
II andris, has just received from new
York, small supply Of that celebrated ar
ticle :,
/" Butts Cylinder Gaimpozcder'
made by John Butts at the Honslow Heath
mills near London. and now in genera use
among English Sportsmen.
This powder is manufacturer Palnf
for shot guns, and is remarkable Tor slIfog!n,
oui, kness, and clean 6riIg; il is neatly put
up in pound capjsrers end can ne esIrIed'
with safety and convenience TO any distance
Sept. 5 col!
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-13
Vat and John,

Wat, is about twenty-six OF seven years OF
age: and about Eve feet seven or eight inches
high, rather Of yellowish cCmp iex.on, had
a considerable stoop when walking, had
broadeloIh pantaloons. one pair sheet'ng DO.
one pair of course shoes worn, new !elt
hat, and a coarse linen shirt. Jcln about
twenty four or FIVE years old, five teet
eight or inc inches high; his conplex'on
black with a very slrootb faee and rather
likely: John had on and took with him
blue cotton round about jacket. blue yarn Y
cotton pantalooDs, pair OF pretty good
coarse shoes. felt hat, and coarse shirts
1t is probable they may have other Clothing
with them or may exchange those described
for Others, since their elopemeal; they have
been seen at black mans who is.a free
man as understand, who calls himself Jack
Lee and lies in Prince Georges county,
about two miles from Mr.. Berry's ferry, he
has also, sweetheart 10 Georgetown, who
was hired from cur neighborbood to Mr..
Miller of that place; Wat has near relation
by the name of Charles, belonging to Mr..
William Marbury, living at the ferry oppo-
site Alexandria have reason to suspect
they are harboured and are still lurking in
and about those places. | will give the
above reward Tor bringing them home or Sc
curing them so that ! get them again, or
Twenty Dollars for either.
;,In 70 Iawtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-13
Oakunl

pY the ton, huodred or smaller quantity
- OF a superior quality, for sale al The
Work House, on he most reasonable terms.
1t is highly approved Of by ship carpenters
and masters OF vessels. JUNK OF the first
quality as no other will answer) received at
fair price. Apply 10 =,
Mr. THOMAS. Keeper OF the
may Poor and work fiouse
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-13
Charles County Court,

august Term, 1921.
an application to the Judges of Charles
" County Court, by petition in writing OF
Fdw ard Edelen, of Charles County, tor the
benefit of the Act of Assembly for the
relief of insolvent debtors passed at No
yemher session, 1905, and the several sup
elements thereto, on the terms mentioned
therein. a schedule OF his property aud
list Of his creditors on oath, SO ia: as he
can ascertain them, being annexed to his
peti,ion and being satisfied by competent
testimony that the said Edward Edelen
has resided two years Immediately prece-
ding the time of his application in the state
of Maryland, and being also satisfied that
the said Edward Edelen is in actual
confinement tor debt, and for no other cause
and the said Edward Edelen, having en-
tered into bond with sufficient security, for
his personal appearance in Charles County
court TO answer such allegations as his
creditors may make against hint Is
therefore ordered and adjudged, that the
said Edward Edelen, be discharged from
imprisonment. and that by causing copy,
of this order to be inserted IN some one OF
the newspapers edited in the district OF
Columbia once a week for two months
SucCessiVeiy before Inc turu .""""ay
March mex, he give notice to hIs creditors
to appear before the said Court at Port ! o,
bscco in the said county, on the said third
Monday in March next, for the purpose OF
recommending a trustee for their Leneht:
And to shew cause. if any they have, why
the said Edward Edelen should not have
the benefit, of the several insoivent laws
of this state as prayed.
Angnst97-1w2m Clerk.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-13
Prulleile Shoes.
Accommodation Stage.

SLEh To suhserve my own
,A4klS=Ainteresr & conduce to the
Sa sssasss.Ap public convenience; the
-~1sszensss subscriber will start a
Stage from Alexandria every morning at
hall pas. 8 o'clock. arrive at Semmes
Tavern l. 2 past 9; thence to Browns in the
CIV calling at ali the intermediate taverns
~ Geo,ge.own 10 the City; depart from
Rrown's al a o'clock. P. NJ (, aud arrive in
aisxandria at 6 Stage Office at the Wash
,ngton Tavern, Alexandria and at Semmes.
Georgetown. ,,,.n,,c n,rcu
aug. 90 u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-13
July 18
New Livery Stable.

LEXANDER WEST begs leave res
n pecuully to inform bis friends and me
public, that be has just erected commodi-
Gus
STlBLE,
On the porth side of Prince, between Fair
fax and Royal streets. where he will take
horses al livery by the month, week, or day.
IN the most reasonable terms. Those who
nav en,rus, their horses to his care. may re-
" upon bis bestowrg the most diligent at
,ention upon them. r
aup S con
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-13
Paper HangiHgs.

JOHN 4. STEW ART,
.ITAS received his spring supply OF the
Ii above article, consisting CT the newes
ions;whicb with his torne stock makes
the assortment very large and complete.
may 10.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-13
sgarsilais Sale.

fsarShalS Sale.
N-IiL be sold tor Cash on Saturday the
w 22d Of September next, on the
premises. all the right and Title and Inter
est OF John Ross, in and to Brick house
and Lo,--Siluated and lying On the Hest
side of st. Asaph Street, near the residence
of A Faw Esq. the property OF John
Ross. Sold to satisfy an Execution in favor
of Anthony Rhodes, Administrator Of Joseph
Spear, deceased u,>,o,
Aug II fort Rlnggold. Marshal.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-13
FOR Amsterdam
Freight w anted,

Freight Wanted,
For the ship POTOMAC. Charles
Bradford, master; burthen about 5oo
bids OF tobacco or 1000 bbls flour The
snip in good order aud ready to receive
raTgL immediately. For terms apply to
JOHN JANNE1 & SON.
Who will purchase good wheat aud wool
vel washed on the sleeps back.
lTrhe Editors of the National lnteili-
ssUcer viii please insert the above once
Week Tor three weeks.
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