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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-05

District Of Columbia, to wit;
County of alexandria. ;M
Norember Term. 1890. Day
IN CHANCERY.
Jacob Baugh, Complainant,
Against go.
Cyrus W. Murray, Peter Dunbar, and '0a
Adam, Defendants. =,
THE defendant Cyrus w. Murray, ~
i having entered his appe arapee anotI
ven security according to the statute s,o n
the rules of this Court; and it aPpeasslg,g !,
the satisfaction Of the Court, upon affosn ~,
filed, that the said Cyrus W. Murray : w
an inhabitant of the district of CoIumCcn -,
On motion it is ordered. that the SAID wv
w. Murray do appear here on or before II,
lst day of the mex, May term, T. answer w =,
bill of the plaintiff, and give seeurly .,d
performing the DEGREES Of the S9uIl, ssi
that tbeother defendants. Peter Dunbar sSe|
J. Adam, do not pay away convey or se,.' n
the debts by them owing to, or the es's 's,d
effects in their hands belonging to tIe mil
absent defendant, Cyrus w. Murray. w. w.
thefurther order ofthis court; and tbal In n
ply of this order be forthwith publishes uk
TAO months successfully in one OF the pSm
lie newspapers published in this eoI ;,G.
and that another copy be posted at we ~
door of the Court House OF saM e"an'f'
Test, EDM. |. LEI. e.
. January 50
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Printers have i'eeh iooxirz 81, amt.
press their unqualified appreciation 81. - =
Your Piess is better made than n w.
have from Ruthven's manuisctorv I'VE ~, VI
fact, an excellent machine, as tow...S'
the Columbian, and to be p,eterrsG =, .
lightness and simplicity. 'ef
MIR. A. Ramsge. If Decemb.o.tL.
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Fortune 1c,th both hands jnH!

Fortune 1Ulth both hands JnH!
THIS goddess of the rolling wheel. to
l. whom the Elevations OF all are avowed-
ly or secretly paid, after beslowing. with Ca
PRECIOUS preference, her favors. now on one;
and now on another, of the shrinss erected
to her worship, in the City of Washington,
has, at last, we are credib'y informed, de-
termined 10 honor with her spec iaI prefer
encc and permanent residence the TEMPLE
newly dedicated to her service,
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington City,
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Screw and Ruthyen
PRINTING PRESSES.

The former, in its present improved state,
with iron beds, SIS. be has obtained patent
for. The estimation in which this press IS
held, is perhaps best shewn by the demand
for it-nearly 600 being IN use OF his make {;
and every exertion shall still be made to
render it a, complete as possible.
(SrAli other articles In his line, as usual.
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has, at last, we are credbiy informed, de-
termined 10 honor with her special prefer
ence and permanent residence the TEMPLE
newly dedicated to her service,
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington City,
By b. U. TYLER,
Sole Agent, for the managers Of the
GRAND NATIONAL CANAL LOT
Terry,
Third Glass.
Now DRAwING-By authority Of Con-
greSS.
Members Of Congress, to whom the triaing
compensation they now receive Is no object
compared with being separated from their
homes and families for many tedious winter
months; Merchants. who want an increase OF
active capital;, Mechanics, who wish TO add
to the stock, which affords scope to their
enterprise; men Of leisure and 7realM. who
would increase the means OF their bench
cence; young men, who want the means to
support wives; and old men, who would add
to the provision Tor their children; females,
whose sex may prevent their personal pur
suits of gainiul avocations, but to whom a
small investment may give, without
han isome share in the good things CT this
orld; rich men, who wish 10 be richer; and
poor men who wish 10 be rich-these, and
all the other classes of society. TO whom
Forty Thousand Dollars
or more moderate sum, would be an &C
commodation, are invited to furnish them
selves with ,icxets Of admission 10 the court
OF fortune, where their several claims will,
no doubt, meet ready attention. Shakespeare
old US long ago that
There is tide in the affairs of men
Which, when taken at the food, leads on 10
Fortune.
1t is now confidently believed 10 be>the
fiood-tlde at TYLEk'S NEW OFFICE.
Those who have heretofore tried their
luck as the phrase sand found it bad luck,
should remember the policy of Bassonio-
Sin nv school days. W hen had lost one shaft,
shot bis fellow of the self same fight.
The sell same way. to find the other forth.
And by adventurIng both, i often found both.
Those inclined to adopt this wise policy
OF Bassanlo may for the trihing sum Of l2
dol ars. secure to themselves the following
SPLENDID CAPITALS, which are yet TO be
drawn, VIZ:
4n,OoO Dollars.
10000 DniIars.
10000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars.
49of 1000 Dollars.
IS Of 500 Do lars.
Sc of 100 Dollars.
Besides nearly
prr fJuNDprn TuprSayO poyyaps
In SO and smaller prizes.
Not one b.nnk TO a prize, and 5000 tickets
entitled to two chances each.
The Grand National Canal Lottery being
authorized by special act of congress, The
tickets may he sold in any part of the Uni
ted States. Vendors and others will do well
to forward their orders to TYLER's TEMPLE
OF FORTUNE. Washington city, where, within
few DAYS. have been obtained prize OF
5000. IT loco, and number of5oo, loo, 80,
SC. &c.
The lottery draws again on Monday next
The first 9ooo blanks entitled TO IL dollars
each. november g
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Propos al.
BY WIN. H. ANDERSON, FREDERIC, ~.

WIT NJ pt"SoN' FREDERICK co,
For publishing by Subscription
A HISTORY OF HIS TRAVELS
In Arabia. Egypt, Persia. Guzzsr,
Upper and Low er Hindoston, lembr,:aa
period Of about II years de>crisel!
countries never before visited Ir rIN ~
peans, with particular accom-; e. EOI ~
manners aud customs Of their inLa5i !, ,'
Also with 'I''hl
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TO.PRINTERs.

ADM R.i.MaGE
ID RESPECTFULLY informs The trade thai
IL he continues to manufacture the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-28

pREPARED by w. T. CONWAY, Chemist, No; :,
Bumstead Place, Boston, viz.
DIR Relies Botanical Drops
Dr.. Relies Asthmatic Pills
DR.. ReIfe's Aromatic Female Pills, for Obstruc.
tons, &c.
DIR. Relies Antibous Pills, Cor Indigestion, Bill.
iious Affections, &c.
DIR Relies Vegetable Specific, (for sick head
aehe)
DR.. Relies Vegetable Rheumatic Pills.
Dr. Jebb's Rheumatic Liniment--Rheumatism Of
90 years standing has been cured by this in %
lhours.
British Antiseptic Dentrfce, most excellent for
the teeth and gums.
Dumfries' Ointment, a certain and safe cure for
the Hch in one hours application, be i; in.
vetera'e. QJT No danger from taxing cold
Albion Corn Plaster. The relief is immediate,
and while it dissoves and draws the corn out by
the roots, it causes not the least pain
Cambrian tooth. ache Pills: the relief is instan-
taneous without the least injury 20 the teeth.
Dr. Hunters celebrated Tills-Dr Hunters In
lection Powders, and DR.. Hunters Cerate, for the
prevention and cure of venereal complaints with
perfect secTesy A treatise, explaining symptoms,
and method OF cure accompany each Packet.
Pamphlets Of many extraordinary cures, may be
had of the Agents, gratis
0T None cf the aboTe genuine. unless signed
"W. I. Conway. large discount to Country
physicians, Traders, &c. The above Medicines
may likewise be had Of
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Drnggist,
No. Ito, Thames.street, Newport;
Also, BY
Lernuel w. Briggs, Brstot; hercules Whitney,
Mason, Bslch, Providence Dyer & Bowes, Wind-
ham ; Greene, NtsO London; Hopkins, Hartford; and
most Druggists, Booksellers Of respectability also
by most Post.Mssters. throughout the Uoun
None are genuine unless sisred By ~. T. Conway.
July IL, 1897.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-28

the remainder Cf his estate he gaze 6is two
daughters. Now was no, this a good man
and man of God, think you, and his wife a
good woman! And she came from HeIsdon
Hall beyond Norweh.
Beloved, you may remember some time
since l preached at the funeral Of Mrs. Proc
tor, at which time i troubled you with many
of her transcendent virtues but your mem
cries perhaps may fsii you, therefore shall
remind you OF one or two OF them.
The first is, she was as good knitter as
any in the county Of Norfolk. When her
husband and family were in bed and asleep,
she would get cushing, clap herself down
by the fire and sit and knit; but beloved she
was no prodigai woman, but sparing woman;
for to spare candies, she would stir up The
Goals with her kitiing pins, and by that ligh
she would sit and knit, and make as good
work as any other woman by day light. Be-
loved, l have pair Of stockings upon my
legs that were knit in the same manner, pnd
they are the best stockings that ever l wore
in my life.
Cd. She was The best maker OF toast in
dcibk that ever eatin my life, and they were
brown ,oasts too. For when / used to GO 10
the morning, she would ask me to cat a toast
which was very willing TO do, because she
had such all artificial way of ,oastjng il, no
ways slack, nor burning it; besides she had
such pretty way of grating nutmeg, of dip.
ping il in the beer, and such piece Of rare
cheese, that must needs say, they were the
best toasts ever eat in my life.
Well, beloved the days are short, and many
OF you have a great way TO your habi,ations,
and therefore / hasten to a conclusion.
think have anhicientIy proved this man to
be a good man, and his wife good woman,
but fearing your memories should fail you,
shall repeat the particulars, viz.
!. His love TO his neigbbor.
2. His charity to the poor.
3. Ills favorsbleness in his tythcs,
4. His goodness to his tenants.
s. His devotion in his prayers, in saying
Amen TO the prayers Of Mr.. Cole, Mr.. Gibbs,
and myself. But more especially for that
transcendent act Of charity in entertaining the
poer begsar boy, in binding him an apprentice
to gnnsmi,h, aod marrying him afterwards
10 a knswomsm Of his wfe's and bringing up
his Oldest daughter to woman's estate, and
marrying her to that honorable gentleman,
Mr.. Buxton aud giving him vast portion
with her and giving the remainder OF his es-
tate to his other daughters. Was DOT this a
good man, and man of God, think you, and
his vile good woman Aad she came from
H4sdon Hall beyond .N0r,Dich.
Well, beloved, he hath done his work on
earth courageously, valiantly and manfully, III
fighting under the worlds banner OF GOOD nus.
bandry, iD getting of money. He is now gone
to rest and so We leave him.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-28
ANECDOTE, A

A gentlem was thrown from very rest
i've horse in Hyde Park, and had the misfor-
tune to freak one of his legs. A crowd in
stantly collected around him, in which were a
riding master, painter, a mathematician, a
lawyer, and clergyman. off this unfortu-
nate man." said tho riding master, had ta-
ken few lessons at my school, that accident
would not have happened. 'How finely the
figure was fore shortened in falling said the
painter. Hs made parabolic curve, said
the mathematician 1t is a hundred TO one,
said the lawyer, If he has made his will.
Run for a surgeon said tho clergyman,
and let US assist the poor man in getting
home
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-28
USEFUL RECIPES.
FROM THE AMERICAN FtrME,

FROM THE AMERICAN FfrMRR.
10 cure a burn.--I give you remedy
for burn, said to work miracles. As
much powdered chalk as will to any quan-
tity Of hogs lard, make an ointment of
tolerable consistency, with piece of lead
mix well and thoroughly upon begvter
plate, anoint the burn frequently. F
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-28

To mend gAass-Di,solyc clear gum
arabic III spirits of wine, or strong brandy,
then, after having heated the broken piec-
es anoint the edges with the mixture. and
join them, press them together, and hold
them so until they become neslly cold.
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NOW FURNISHING in lao weekly numbers,
IN at 10 l-2 cts. each Two Of the plates
are, a splendid Frontispiece, and an engraved
Title Page. The work is illustrated w,th ex.
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Hcstey, and Clarke.
b. Persons residing in the country, who
may wish to subscribe, can be supplied with
this valuable Family Treasury, by eight nun
bers at time, or more, as far as pubiished,
on application to the appointed Agen', a, Mr..
VIM. OMhN's Church. Street, Newport, II. I.
N. Y. Subscription papers are left ae
MIR. STaEETER's Tavern, Bris,ol--.iso, .;
Mr.. Coles Tavern, Warren, II. /.
SETH LUTHER, Agent.
August 80. Nf)
VAsHIYc4oN, sc.--C2crk's Office Suhreme
judicial COurt, March IL, 4. n. 1920.
THE creditors of Ephraim f.. Gard
n.r, of North ngs.own. in the county Of Washing
ton. laborer, to whom the benefit Of the nsolven.
Act, made and passed at June session Of the Gene
raj Assembly A 1856, and the several acts in aiG
thereof hath been granted, are hereby notified &c
appear at the Supreme Judicial Court 10 be holden
at souhEingstown within and for the county oS
Washington on the fourth Monday of April next, If
they Ct, to nominate Assignees and Commission.
TO distribute said lnsolvents estate agrceably
TO Law JOHN sEGAR, Clerk.
March 81:
UPkIHIING, IF all kinds, erecufed I,
sen'factsrg r;Urer, at This ,oSice..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-28

From the resemblance Of tic properties Of this and
the hydrogen gas, am inclined 10 believe that they
are Of the same nature the properties mentioned
ove answering precisely TO the description OF the NV
drogen. The experiment OF de,onatn. soap bubbles,
containing proportions of this oxygen united To gas,
did not altogether succeed owing probably 10 some
impnrity OF the Oxygen gas, and the admxture OF a
portion of atmospheric air in convey ing the gases into
the bladder, the method used :,as very nconycni-
ent ; they nevertheless burned with IA bright flame,
attended with cracking noise.
Chemical experiments OF every kind, with the hes,
apparatus. require TO be very carefully conducted, in
order to secure success-how much care and preci-
sion is therefore necessary, when invisible fluid o;
agreaier icyi'y than the atmospheric air the subject
oft, where the sli.htes, error win materially nim.
ence the result. My opportunities of Investigation
hei,ig limited, may in this have come to an crrone-
Gus conciision-f II is so. person who has more
advantages in experimenting will correct me.
AN OBSERVER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-28
ylHS following highly valuable EAL ESTATE is offer
u for sale the liberal terms:

rIs following highly valuable REAL ESTATES offered
Il for sale on the liberal terms:
The tract iani which the subscriber resides in the
county Of Bedford miles from the OF New London
from the Academy aud II miles from Lynchsurg containing
about 1900 between and 400 acres land the
balance in woodsthc whole of which is fine tobacco land
except about 10 acres, and that good grain The i'm
proyemcn,s extremely valuable and conmodou This
land i heavily timered, lays we'll is well waere and
in n healthy ard agreeable neighborhood.
One other tract OF land lying Stanton river In the
county of Campbell called The Bcsiing Green within Is
miles of Lyncbur containing 1000 On this tract
there about i0oacres of cleared land large portion of
first rate bottom, land which il admirably adapted 10 the c-
t,aon fobacco This plantation good order for crop.
ping, is well watered and healthy name from lis
being very Level The balance f,he land is in woods due
proportion OF which is tobacco Land of the first quality
so-Another tac of land in the of tamnbel ~,
Ivy creek, about miles from containing
small proportion of which cleared rcs and i'm fine
hcarthe remainder is mostly rich land and
timberedand the wood the is source of consr
ahe profit The land has upon it several very springs
and some excellent mill seats.
The subscriber invites capitalists view this valuable
property which he offers the most
Terms small proportion of the purchase money will be
required in handa credit OF one two Years will
be given for the baIanceFor further particulars appca
ton may be made the subscriber New London or 70
Mr.Jesst irvine near Lypchburg. WAf. IRVINE.
August T.. o6-latf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-28
JAMES MONROE
BY the President.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, Secretary of State
4 BONE

For Philosophers aud Nat,rGlisfs.
Some immense Boaes last week brought Mr. Grecnr
wool conductor of the New England Museum, from near
CINCINNATI Ohio and offered for sales bones the Mann
moth, which, To he hcr muiebsc would reasona-
bly, warrant Determination, however, he pronounc them
not bones of the mammoth but olan elephant OF enormous
size on comparing them with the skeleton of elephant
seventeen old in his possession their conformation
found 10 be the same but at least four times large. There
was also difference in the teeth, ich Nr q. pretty clear
" proves 10 DC the effect of age The teeth in large
jaw are deeply serrateJ, and notwithstanding their having
been some centuries under ground have beautiful enamel
inoSe oil the elephant of sevencc years old, fiat
surface with small waving ridges, aud those in larger
Jaw IN the " T. Museum, partially serracd by having
deep burrows between the harder waving lines. If
premises be correct, they stronger proofs than any
heretofore known that the elephant formerly aorgi-
nal OF America These facts here stated with other
motive than to cell The attention of the learned give this
subject the investigation which its importance merits.
Boston Papcr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-28
PUELICSALE.

DURsUANT a deed Of trust executed 10 me by Geo y
Pickett for the purposes therein mentioned, shall,
The second Monday ~ September before the front door OF
the Courthouse of Fauqier County and state Of Virginia.
offer at public sale 10 the highest bidder, the estate
which said Pickett resides containing about FIFTEEN
HUNDRED ACRES. This estate adoins the town Of War
renton. the OF justice of the county Of Fauquicr
part OF may be adsantageously disposed Of as town lots
The land lies well for Farming, uneommOny well water
ed. has u large and commOdous dwelling WaTenton,
with outouses, barns aud stables There three four
apple orchards aud fruit trees Of every description The
greater OF this estate has been highly improved by the
Clover and Plaster, and is in fine t and under
good fencing. There Slate qorry Of superior quality
upon this land within half mile Of WarrentOn. Warfenio
affords ready marked for the surplus produce ftle Farm,
and for wood considerable quantity Of which Can be spa
red Its situation is uncommony healthy, and in popuous
and gcnteel ncigiibOrhOod IL Is Of the desirable
estates in the Upper Country twill be sold in three par
GELS and plat VIII be exhibited on the day Of Sale
credit Of one, two three and four years viii be given
Tor the purchase Bonds with approved
bearing interest from the first OF January together
witha deed Of trust the property viii be required The
purchaser be accommodated with farming utensils and
stock of every description. Possession will be given tho
si day Of January next with liberty 20 crop Of small
grain There win be from hundred aud fifty two
hundred acres well prepared Tor wheat, which Mr.. Pickett
will seed at q fair price.
JOHN SCOTT. Trustee.
IrYr ataf H~asssHs IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-28

United States, ara beseea caSas imported Into the United
States in foreign vessels and vessels OF the United States,
repealed, far the respected the produce
manufacture oil the nation which foreign Ship
sci might belong such repeal TO take effect in favour of
foreign nation whenever the President the United States
should be satisfied that the discriminating countervaing
duties OF such foreign natio lar they operate TO the
disadvantage of the Uniod States, have been abolished
And whereas satisfactory proof has received, Ivy
through the Charge d'Anarcs of the United States il,
Sweden under date of the 50h day oJanulry, thous-
and eight hundred anu that thence forward all
discriminating councrva ling duties in the Kingdom oi
Norway far they operated the OF the
United States had been and were abolished
Now therefore, 1. James Monroe President OF the United
States of America hereby declare and proclaim, that
much OF the several acts imposing duties the tonnage
ships and vessels and goods and merchandise
ported into the United States imposed discriminating
duty cftonnagc between vessels the Kingdom
and vessels of the United States, goods import
ed into the United States IN vessels fthe said Kingdom
Norway and vessels Of the United States repealed
lar the same respect the produce manufacture of
said Kingdom of Norway.
| Given under my hand at the City of Washington, thi
twentieth day OF August in the year of Lord on,
thousand eight hondrcd and twenty one, and tn,
forty-sAth year of the Independence of the Unitet
States.
| JAMES MONROE
\ Ry Inc Pres
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-28

Cnised States Court, Fifth Circuit ard p;,eiaix
District Ju,,e Is, 1921.
AMPS SCOTT, Executor Of John Leslie, dcceased,l
- and Norman Stewart, Piaiati6s
Agarsst !
Archibald Robertson and William placs iun SURVIVING,
executors oil william Brown deceased, aud others, -
And
Isabella Black late the wife Of Agnew Black elder .
John Wallace and Marion his wife, William Bogic and =
Sarah his wife, William Black Jun. and Agnew Black q
the younger, and Walter Dun, Of John Ora 9
ham, deceased, PLAINTIFF. -
Against
James Scott executor of John Leslie. deceased and
Andrew Leslie and Jane Leslie, devsees the
John Leslie, deceased, Defendants. |
EXTRACT FROM THE DECREE.
And the Court doth further direct, OF the com
10 state of the whole
John Lessiie real and PERSONAL report
cout. WIN any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
by hmsei or required by the parties to be atedand
enquire what debts due by the said And
Ole MN 10 ascertain the that he do
week Tor three months successfully in of the
newspapers prindin the city Richmond for creditors 10
come in and prove their claims before him
A copy-Teste, RID. JEFFRIES, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Richmond, 7th Month (Juiy) 17ti, 1871. Z
The parties Interested desired notice. that
have appointed the nth day of October commence
which sad day. AT O'Clock ~ NJ they required
at my Office in this city, with the necessary
the creditors OF John Leslie required
prove their claims before at Office within three months
from the date hereof
July H. 2O-o6t AMOS IADp M C.