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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-27
District Of Columbia
Alexandra county, set
Nav Term 1929, 2isl day
n (H1tCERI.


~ (HltCERY.
Amos A!eysnde, VINO sues for the use Of
Abiei Ho!brook- Complainant,
Against
John Love, Bryan Hampson & Joseph Hat
ton Hampson. the two last trading under
the firm oi Bryan Hampson 4. Son, and
Thomas Hun.on and William Hun,on---
Defendants.
VNHE defendant, John Love, not having
u entered his appearance and given Sc
Curity according to the statute and the rules
of this court, and 1t appearing to the salts
faction of the court upon affidavit Fled, that
the said defendant John Love Is not an IN
habi,ant OF this district, on motion OF the
complainant, by his counsel, ii is ordered,
that the said defendant John Love, do appear
here on the first day of November term
next, and enter his appearance TO the snt,
and give security Tor performing the de-
cre.s of the court, and that the other deten-
dants Bryan Hampson end Joseph Hatton
HampsOn, trading under The ilrm ol bryan
Hampson and son and Thomas Hunton and
William Hutton, 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 defendant John Love, I'M
I'll the further ord or decree of the court !;
and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in one of the public newspapers
published in this county tor tao RcnthS sue
cessiveiy, and that another copy be posted
at the door of the Court house OF said county
(ACopy) Teste, EDM. |. LEE, c. c.
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THE citizens Of Alexandra, George,o,
and Washington, are respectable !,
formed that the undersigned have been -
pointed Agents for the elegant, exten,.rs
nsetul establishment, at New York, Sgsg,
rs the
(, N. York Dying ESTABLISHMENTS:
he utility of which has been acknowle4,s;
by many of The first characters who have u
sized it, and from witnessing the taciiiiie, II,
wing and finishing silks and grapes. N
style Of superior elegance, have gwen 10
decided preference to any thing 0! tbe b,
N America, and declare it calculated tuc,r
pete with any in England.
SPECIMENS on udrious kinds A
goods, are left with the agents VINO will ,.
yeive and forward all goods to the prom.
tors and deliver them 10 the owners l,es i
expense for freight.
TO TIE LADIES an arrangcme,.
Of this kind must be desirable oIiec, ),
II presents to them an opportunity OF Lay,
Grape, OF sitk Dresses,
,Made to- look as scel as schen Ncr, cpJo|
a color superior to tie India Dw I
Midews and STAINS removed from good
of every description. Brown Drilling
Brown Cottons, or Brown Linens. bIeacbsi
nerfectlg white by chemical process, in,
lew hours. Legborn Straw, and silk Don.
nets dyed; furniture cleanSed, and high g,,.
ID. parssols dyed on thu Sticks; Ca:hntp
Marino. Camel Hair and Cashier ShaRI,
cIesnsed. and additional JIilIianCy given +,
he coInrs in the borders. Broad cloa, &c
dyed. re d. essed, and spots removed, ucc
tor restored, when it bad heen dls;m1e{
change able sinchews. and block silk yeIet
dyed green, or light colors, &C. &c.
Satisfactory evidence Of the responsibility
As also responsibility of the proprelor. +
| furnished by letters, from persons d ia
standing in New York, TO some OF our mG..
distinguished citizens ;---in addition 70
which it may be added, that the most re.
speCtable houses in he East India tEaie,
patronize this extensive establishment.
The Citizens OF Alexandra
are respectfully informed, fiat h, Pice
may be known On application TO Gen 4
Lynn. who will also exhibit specimen; 0
| the Dying and finishing OF Silks Sc.
The Ladies and Gentlemen Of Gsgrgr
toyn. AMI this city, Will be pleased 10 app
| Tor information to
COLSTON s. LOOCKERMAN,
Pennsylvania .lvenus.
Washington City, June q.
2swlm-lawin
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District of Columbia,
Alexandria County, set. !
May Term 1921, 18th Day. )
GIL AIfLN

Nv C1.1!NCEpfs
Isaac Robbins. Administrator OF Thomas
Towers, deceased--CompfG'nant.
Against
Thomas Clagett, John p, Du;any, anu Jes-
Sc Brown -DJenddnts
HEHE defendant Thomas C!aget,, not bav-
1 ing entered his appearance and gIven
security according to The statute, and The
rules OF this Court and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court. upon affidavit hled,
that the said defendant, Thcmas Clagett, is
not an ;nhabitant of this District, on molten
of the Complainant by his Counsel, it Is Or
cIer.d, that The defendant Thomas Clagelt,
do appear mere OF the first day OF Norem-
Der Term, next, and enter his appearance
to the suit. AMI give security tor performing
the DEGREES of the Court, and that the other
defendants John P Dulouy anl Jesse Brow,
DO not pay away, convey or secree Tue debts
by them owing TO. or the estate and effects
in their hands belonging 10 the said absent
defendant, Thomas Ciageu, Unit! the further
order or decree of this Court; aud that a
Copy of this order be- forthwith inserted in
one of the public newspapers published IN
this County. for two months succe ssIvely,
and that arother Copy be posted at the irvnt
door of The Court house Of said County.
(AC0pyl Teste, EDM: |. LEE, &C.
iniy .
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Puhiic Sale.

IN pursuance of deed of trust, from Da'
< vii Ross and Mary his wife, y Jonathan
Ross 10 the subscriber 10 secure the payment
of certain sums Of money due Hugh Smith,
the acting executor Of Joseph Dean, ne W'ii
proceed to sell on the premises On tuesday,
the 18th day OF September next, tract OF
land ccnteining &c acres more, or!less, sltaa-
ted ~ Prince William county, state OF 'ir-
gina. being part of a tract called BucAaad,
on which is erected first rate merchan1'
mill, knowa by he name of Buckland mill
Also the tract OF land adjoining the house
aot 10, in the village OF Buckland, corner u
Live AMI Mill strts; which property is more
IN w described in the deed aforesaid, now
on record in Prince William county, Lib
No I, folio 253.-- Terms made known on
tne day of sale, anI sale to commence at IL
O'Clock.
By order OF the executor.
W. nEh BERT, Trustee.
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Public Sale.

ON Thursday, the day of Aug. next,
vs. 10 . clock, A NJ, at the shop of VIM
Wedderburn. druggist, on Fairfax street
the subscriber, as trustee tor certain pur-
poses, will sell at public auction, for ready
money, all the stock 10 trade of the said
William Weiderburn. consisting OF drugs,
medicines, Sc. and household aud shop
furniture.
II S. WISE, Trustee.
July cots
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District of Columbia,
Alexandria County, set.
Nav Term, 1921, 2Oth Day. )
IN CH4NCERY.

Aaron Grigsby-C0mptd,ndn
AGAINST
John Love, Bryan Hsmpson, and Joseph
Hatton Hampson. the two last trading un :
the firm of Bryan Hampson & Son. and
Thomas Hunton and William HuntOn.-
Defendants.
TJNHE defendant, John Love, not having
4 entered his appearance and given secu-
rity according to the statute and the rules OF
this count, and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the court upon affidavit filed, that the said
defendant, John Love, is not an inhabitant
of this District, on motion OF the complain
ant, by his counsel it is ordered that the said
defendant, John Love. do appear here on
the first day of November Term next, and
enter his appearance to the suit. and give Sc
curty tor performing the DEGREES OF the
court, and that the other defendants, Bryan
Hampson and Joseph Hatton l1ampson. trad
ing under the firm OF Bryan tlampson y Son,
and Thomas Hunton and William Hunton do
not pay away. convey or secrote the debts
by them owing to, or the estate ur effects in
their hands belonging to the said hsent de-
tendant. John Love, until the further order
or decree Of the court; and that a copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in one Of the
public newspapers published in this county
tor too months successfully, and that another
copy be posted at the front door of the court
house of said county.
a Copv) Teste. EDM. /. LEE, &C.
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Office.

HNHE creditors of Amos Alexander are
Il hereby requested to bring in their
claims to the subscriber. properly authenti-
Gated, on or before the 9Th day of Novem-
Der next, Otherwise they may be, by law,
debared IRON any benefit of his estate.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee.
NAV 8-1Wfm
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To Rent,

AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN,
A CONVENIENT brick dwelling house
n and store on King street, between Co.
lumbus and Alfred Streets.
ALSO
A convenient dwelling house on St Asapb
street, near the corner OF King street.
Apply at the Mechanics Bank TO
CHARLES CHAPLIN, Cashier.
June I4-eott.
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Office.

TlaOSE gentlemen who have heretofore
been supplied with MesSrs. Murdoch,
Yuille, Wardrop & Co.'S SUPERIOR Madeira
wine, through the late Mr.. VIM. Hodgson
are requested henceforward to apply to the
subscribers, who are now the only agents OF
that house. for the District OF Columbia, and
Ia tie of Virginia. -
uay2i A. c. CAZENOfE s. Co
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Just Published
just Published
A Nd for sale a. John A. Stewards y
~ s;cre, price dollar,
YHE. HlSj DRY
OF THE
REFORMAIION,

Being an abridginent of Burnet's His'oTyi
the Reformation OF the Church OF Erglsnc
Together with sketches OF the lives o! |:
Their, Calvin, and Zuingle, the three celetn
ted rttormers OF tie ConlIneDl. " b
Rev. BENJAMIN ALLEN, Rector vi lie Pans
of st. Aundre, Virginia.
RECONSIDERATION.
Having been iayoret: with TIC pcIusSi
an abridgment of the history OF lie Ieiolna
ton, prepared for publication ly Tie ht'
+. Alien, | with pleasure comply UIlh b
request, in giving il my humble ncrnnfil
dalion. 1t contains the history Of al u
important facts as narrated 10y h.mel, al
to those who have not the tue OF 'he ue&I
of consulting that writer, mus prove '"'G
esting and valuafie. There beirg 200.
derable class Of persons under these CItoT
stances, such work has been war'ed. 30
think, the present one viii be highly e
ceptatie, as serving 10 nee, TIE tX'.liIg n
gency WILLIAM Fl. WILMER.
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BOarders in the Country.

FTSHE Subscriber can accommodate few
4 genteel Boarders during the Summer
season, at his residence Houord three miles
from Alexandra, being fine airy situation.
|. I. o. WlLbAR
iune %. 2aw3w
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Paper Hangings.

IVEfN y. 7 r " ~ II
LAS received his spring surriy ri "
Il above article, consisting Ct tht new,
fashions (which, with bis former si".. mas
the assortment very large and CoalEte'
may 10.
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Wanted.

A n honest and industrious NAN to wait
~ in the house, and take care Of one
hor-e. TO one that can come well recon-
mended good wages will be given. Enquire
the Printer.
july
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Marshal's sale.

A.. Will be sold on the premises,
S7at for cash, Gu Friday the 18th day
Hass Of July next, all the right, title, 4.
Asss interest Of Alexander Perry in and
10 two story brick house and lot, situated
on the east side of Henry street, between
tJenrv Stree, IS teet, and running back 83
feet SoId 10 satisfy two executions, one 10
favor Of William Fowle, surviving partner,
&. Co. and the other in ttvor CT David Marie
Sale 10 commence at ten o'clock.
june u. MlNoh. u. VI.
The sale is postponed until
Saturday the s8th of July.
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To Let,

- The house occupied by the sub
q scriber OH Princess st. near wash
Essss lngton street. The mouse is in good
! 1911 order and will be rented very low.
HARRIOT V. NlCOLL.
July "a xaoW
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kENtLW ORTIZ,

a ROMANCE,
By the Author OF WaverIy. &c. &c.
PRICE DOLLAR rs CENTS.
Just received and for sale by
march 10 JOHN \. STEWART.
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To Let.

Saturday the 98th OF July.
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.NEW-YGRh
DYING ESTABLISHMENT

THE citizens Of Alexandra, Georee,o,.
I and Washington, are respectfully !,
formed that the undersigned have been >"
pointed Agents for the elegant, exten,Irr {.
n.stul establishment, at New \ ORR. Sr,,,
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1821-02-13

from sin to salvation. Go on then, and
may prosperity attend you, and when
your enemies are clamorous, be your on
iy answer this: g Behold fifty. eight thou
sand subjects restored to the state-behold
fifty-thousand souls introduced to their
Redeemeri y Proceed aud prosper. Let
the sacred stream Of your benevoleuce
Gov on, and though momentary impedi-
msnts may oppose its progress, depend
upon it, it will soon surmount them--the
mountain rill, and the rivers Of the valley
will ia time aud 10 their turn become trib-
utary-the roses OF Sharon will bloom
up on lis banks--the maids Of Sion will not
weep by its waiers-lhe soil il has fertil-
lied will be reflected on its surface, and
as it glides along in the glory of the sun
beam, the sin Of the people will become
'regenerate iu its baptism.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1821-02-13
CONGRESS-.
Houss of Representatives.. Reb. 8

Houss Of Representatives,, Feb. 8.
South american Sidtes.--Mr. Clay
rose to make motion. II should be re-
collected, he said, by the House, that, by
majority very decisive, resolution
was adopted at the last session, declaring
il espedient to make an appropriation by
law, for mission to such of the govern
ments Of South America as had establish
ed their independence. II remained for
the house to carry that resolution into
effect; and he thought that it was solemn
duty of that house TO give complete ef-
feet TO its own decision. He rose there
fore to move that the resolution adopted al
the last session be referred to the same
committee Of the whole house, to which
was referred the bill making appropria.
tions for the support Of government, thai
it might come up for consideration, in .
regular manner, aud clause be inserted
in that bill to accomplish the object o.
the resolution. Mr.. G. made this motion
to prevent the impntation Of taking the
house by surprise. Conceiying it proper
to act in the spirit Of that resolution, he
now proposed the preliminary step.
The motion was agreed to without Z
division though not without dissenting
voices.
The house proceeded in the considera
| tion Of the several appropriation Bills
The first bill taken up was that making
L.
which was agreed 10, with an additiona
item, authorizing the application Of th'
sum Of $1,000 for covering the President
house with copper.
The committee proceeded to the con
Esideratisn OF the bill making appropria
tions for the support Of government 70
the year lS2l.--Considerable progrs
was made in the bill by filling the yariou
blanks.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1821-02-13
THE POLAR EXPEDITION.

After sailing over the Croker Noun
taius Of Capt. Ross, Lieut.. Parry gave to
the continuation Of Lancaster Sound the
name Of Barrow's Sound.
On the north side Of Barrow's Sound,
the voya discovered broad channel,
up which they could not descry any land,
though the weather was clear aud lavora-
Bile. To the land bounded OH the west by
this unexpiored chaunei, and OH the south
by the Sound. the name Of New Devon
was siver. Nearly opposite the channel,
i. e. on the north side OF the Sound, they
met with another broad inlet {nearly as
broad il seemed, as the Sound itseli,) on
which the name Of Regents Inlet was be-
slowed. The expedition sailed mp this
inIct a considerable way. The land OPP
posite to New Devon was denominated
New Somerset. Many whales and seals
we're seen about this part. Other places
discovered received names ia honor Of
Major Renneli, Captain Sabine, &c.
Among the curious discoveries made,
was an American musk OK, Oh Melville
island, the principal Of a groupe Of islands,
in cove of which this enterprising nayi-
gator wintered in 1919. This animal has
large head and shaggy name, resembling
the lion. 1t was the only one Of the spe-
cies seen during the stay Of the expedition
at that island. A white hare was the only
small animal that was met with. 1t was
found span another island Partridges
were seen in great numbers and the new
" discovered island also abounded with
florescent plants of different unknown
species. The huts of which some vestiges
remain, are presumed to belong to some
Esquimanx, whom chance or enterprise
may have carried into these inhospitable
regions. Numerous dresses, canoes, &c.
have also been brought over from Bafin's
Bay, which are constructed with astonish-
ing natural genius, industry and neatness.
We mentioned the only serious casual
ty which befel the wintering of the crews
10 these high latitudes. Nevertheless the
cold was so intense, that the utmost care
was necessary to prevent fatal consequent
ces. An idea Of this may be formed from
the fact that servant Of Capt. Sabine's
on some alarm of fire, ran into the air
without covering his hand lit was imme-
diateIy frost-bitien, and the poor fellow
lost three OF bis fingers. No natives were
zen, nor any traces OF human beings.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1821-02-13
From the Baltimore Morning Chronicle.

Much may be said, aud much undoubt-
edly will be said, with regard to the pre-
sent situation Of Europe we can
not resist the conviction, that there is a
strong and dangerous principle at work.
Let us speak boldly on this subject. Hos.
tilities are now breaking out against Ma
Piles, and it appears that confederacy is
forming, TO repress all revolutionary symp-
toms iu that quarter. Does any one be.
live, for a moment, that this contest in
the present state Of Europe, will be con-
fined TO that point ; that hostile flames
viii rage 10 certain limits prescribed by
mountains and by rivers. When we be.
hold conflagration raging in one Of our
squares. do we calculate, TO certainty
that it will be extinguished, if II sweeps
the whole lire OF buildings confined TO thai
space 1t is a notorious fact, that symp
toms Of disafieclion, appear even iii the
martial ranks of,he allied monarchs them,
selves. They are men who have beer
made familiar 10 the face Of danger--they
have breathed the atmosphere of carnage
and they feel a rapacious anxiety for bat
tie. Now, il is fact, that the danger
that threatens the monarchies Of Europ,
! is found in their armies. Ferdinand, Il
all etfectual purposes, lost his crown aus
scepire, by the interference Of his army
and We all remember the extreme Jealousy
entertained by Alexander on that point
His note directed to his ministers, residin,
at foreign courts, loudly expressed his ap
prehensions. a military force. RAISED
for the protection aud security Of th'
throne, could successfully be employed
for its demolition, in one Of the Europeal
lsingdoms,the example might be followed b,
others. Alexander saw in this successful
revolution, by the means ofthe army, al
example that might be initiated by his owl
military force, certain indications Of tha
character have appeared already, even il
4 the ranks Of the Russian army.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1821-02-13

Iceedings we're Of great interest. Mr.. Ser.
geani, who is justly regarded as the heac
Of the party opposed TO the admission O
Missouri, laid before the committee Of the
whole his prget, which was to pass over
the subject wholly at the present session.
leaving it to be decided by the next Con.
eress. 1t was also intimated by Mr.. 5.
that, when the present objection to Inc
recognition of the state OF Missouri was
disposed Of, the question would then pre-
sent itself, whether or not Congress was
bound, by the act Of the last session, to
admit Missouri into the Union, without the
restriction slen proposed TO be imposed
upon her, requiring the inhibition oil sia.
very.
The House is worn out with the dis
cussion; but the subject rather gains than
looses interest. No man can venture 10
say, at present, how the controversy will
eyentuate.
Several officers of the Navy have re.
Gently arrived IN this city, among whom,
we learn, is Commodore Barron.
Captain Elliot, Of the Navy, has been
IN the city sor sc;ne days
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1821-02-13
From the True American.

Treaty NTH the Chocfaws. "A treaty
not long since concluded by Gen. Jackson
and others, commissioners on the part Of
the United States, with the Choctaw Da-
ton of Indians, and, we learn, has been
subsequently ratified by the President and,
Senate, which, according to information
we have received from the Arkansas ter
ritory, threatens TO work great injustice
and oppression. The object of the treaty
is said to be (foY we have not seen it, the
removal Of the Choctaws from their lands
on this side ofthe Mississippi to U. S. lands
on the other side--and 1t is represented,
that the lands exchanged by the u. S. for
those Of the Choctaws are not only Of im-
meosely greater extent and value, but are
already inhabited by three or four thou
sand American Citizens, many Of whom
have pre-emption titles under The United
States, and have built and improved, and
are in comfortable and thriving condi-
tion, extending over nearly three counties,
and forming the most populous part OF the
| said territory. The u. S. Fort Smith, the
only military establishment in the terrific
ry, and all-important to its defence, mus.
also pass 10 the Choclaws. Further, land
is ceded to them which is now occupied
by several nations Of indians, for whom
we must pi<vide elsewhere; and other
land is given them which yet belongs to
Spain! Such are some of the effects which
it is said result from this treaty and
which must not only prove extremely op-
pressive to the settlers upon the ceded
tract, but injurious to the strength and
prosperity 0fthe territory. Such was the
alarm and dissatisfaction excited at Arkau-
sas by the treaty when it first reached
there, that Governor Miller immediately
despatched an express TO the seat Of Gov
ernment. with representation Of the evils
which must flow from its ratification bue
he did not reach Washington until week
or ten days after il had been ratified.
However desirable it may be to remove
the Choctaws from this to the other side Of
| the Mississippi, it ought not to be done at
4 the expense Of the safety and prosperity
of Arkansas nor Of the rights and interests
Of It's citizens. Perhaps, however, the
treaty as II has received the sanction OF
the President and Senate, may differ wide-
i ly from that which has been prematureiy
| circulated.
i Singular Adyeaturs.-Our readers
may recollect that We some time since
published an advertisement offering 100
dollars for information Of Captain Luther
Thustin. Engineer for the Schuy kill
Navigation Company, who left the works
on the 9th December, on horseback, vi as
;. soon after missing, and, as he had thou
sand dollars in cash with him, it was fear
, ed he had been robbed aud murdered.
By publication Of the Board of Mana
gers ofihe Company, itappears it that Capt.
Thustin arrived safe at bis own house on
the Susquebannah, in the state OF New
! York, on the 27th January, having visi-
ted Baltimore, Pittsburg, Cleaveland, Buff
falo, Geneva, &c. OF all that occurred
i from the time Of his leaving the works till
he reached Cleaveland, he has little re
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1821-02-13
From the National InteIligeneer.

Washington, Feb. 2.---The topic, which
may be said, from its alLpervading infln-
ence, 10 be the only one before Congress,
yesterday occupied the whole attention Of
the House Of Representatives. The pro-