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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-09

DRAWING ANNOUNCED.
EROM the rapid sale, and great demand
l. for, Tickets in the
A
Lottery
FIFTH Glass.
The drawing y i'll positively commence in
the city OF Washington in the month of No.
vember, next and be completed in thirty
three drawings only, with all possible des-
patch. under the supenntendance Of
r. c. Weightman,
VIM. Brent,
John Davidson.
Daniel Rapine, Esqrs. Managers
Tbos. H. GiIliss,
Moses Young,
Andrew Way, Jr.
The Scheme of which is the most brilliant OF
any Lottery in the United States.
Behold the Capital Prizes!
/ grand prize of 100000
$4,000
10000
5000
100 1000
10 500
105 100
Not two blanks TO a : prize.
Whole Tickets Ii 90 Quarters It's
Halves 5 81 Eighths | 81
Tickets will positively advance to 19
dallars on the 18th of Next Month, (July.)
Prizes only to be drawn.
On the 10Th day will be deposited in the
wheel | prize of 5000; and on the 18th day
l prize OF 5000; on the 20th day l prize Of
5000; on the 25th day one prize of 10000;
on the 28th day. l prize of $4,000, on the
3Otb day the grand capital prize OF loo, 600
dollars. All the other prizes are floating
from the commencement of the drawing.
Prizes payable 60 days after the drawing
is finished subject to a deduction of Is per
cent.
Tickets and shares for sale in the greatest
variety Of numbers at
ID. ~GILLESPIE'S
Fortunate Office, Washington City
Or at Kerr e. Fits Hughs,
Corner of King and Washington street
Alexandria.
o. Orders from any part of the United
States, enclosing the cash or prize tickets,
post paid, will meet the same punctual and
prompt attention as il personal application
was made.
Tickets for sale In the New York Litera-
tbre Lottery at do; which will be compiet-
ed in three more drawings. Prizes TO be
drawn are I Of 9 $4,000, l Of 5000, &c &c.
in the Maryland State Lottery at 9 in the
University Lottery ofMaryIand at 6 ; in the
CycIop@dia Lottery at Ia dollars.
june % #
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-09
Resin,
ONE HUNDRED barrel; Rosin,o on board
Oschr. Adonis. For sale ~
SAML MESSERSMITH.
Rosin.
so Dollars Reward,

60 Dollars Reward.
INSERTED from this Post on the night
IL of the Esd instant two soldiers belong
ing to the Sd Regiment U. States Artillery,
viz
Richard Millington,
Born 10 Queen Ann County, in the State Of
Maryland, aged twenty-five years FIVE feet
eight and three quarters of an inch high, fair
complexion dark eyes black hair and bypro-
fession Bricklayer.
William Rosenberg.
Born in Baltimore. in the State of Maryland.
aged twenty.one years. FIVE feet nine inches
high, fair complexion, blue eyes, fair hair.
and by profession a Farmer.
The above reward reward will be given
for the apprehension Of the two, or thirty
Dollars for each Of the above deserters il de.
Iivered at THU, Of any other Military Post in
the United Stiles.
FELIX ANsANT, Capt.
d, - Sd Reg. u. s. Artillery.
Fort Washington, June 80, 1881. 3uwfsw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-09
DRaWZNG

,. CoHEN's OFFICE. Baltimore, July cd. 1921.
- iHE Managers Of the GrandS STATE LOTTERY of Maryland, in presenting ther
acknowledgements 1.-THE public, for the very distinguished patronage ey have ree e Md
every pH.o OF Ne Union. have the pleasure to nou tina in omeomnce rs Tho
rapid saes of TcI t, and thee pcreaingd demand the n r 9NThrr Iii t 49, U vi I'M
CITY OFBALTt ORE, VI" 'ae pace IN Inc
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-09
POblic Sale.
Old Madeira Vines.


IN FRIDAY, the 2Olh day OF July, will
~ sold at the warehouse of MIR. John
Adam .on Water street, 8 hhds and as quar-
ter CASH OF Madeira wine, being the STOCK
lett on land ~ the late Wm. Hodgson, esq.
as agentbr Hessis. Murdoch, Yeulile, War
drop -. O Madeira. These wines were
imported svtral years ago, and are bellev-
ed to De OF p. first quality, with the excep-
ton OF a ietthds anu quarter casks of Lon
don MarSeusIne, which, having been also
imported SOY years ago, is probably very
hue wine OILS kind. Six months credit will
be gwen tothe purchasers, on approved
notes, ut gocible in the Bank of Alexandra.
j. H. HOOE. Admr.
July y Il OF Wa. Hodgson.
u The EdI\rs Of the National lntelli.
ger will please \sert the above. until the
day Of sale, anAbsrge it to the subscriber.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-09
Public Sale.

uDIIC SdlC.
IN Thursday, the g. b day OF Aug. next,
Nat 10 o'clock, A. NJ. at the shop Of VIM
Wedderburn. druggist, on Fairfax street,
the subscriber, as, trustee for certain pur-
poses, will sell at public auction, for reacy
money, all the stock in trade of the said
William Wedderburn, consisting OF drugs,
medicines, &c. and household and shop
furniture.
N. S. WISE. Trustee.
.july4 cot.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-09
Sales at Auction.

Public Sale.
0N TUESDAY at 10 o'clock. viii BIZ
" sold at the auction store
Sugar in barrels
Brady in do
Vinegar 10 do
Rum in ~hogsheadS
Sugar 10 do
New York Ale
Mustard
Soap and Candles
ed hand Cordage
ALSO.
case c~alicoes
- birtings T. checks
i cassimeres e. jeans
- hose y bombazettes
Thread. Silk L. Cotton, &c:
Is pieces sup linen cambric
ALSO,
10 ) or. casks Malaga wine,
sets Of tea china, furniture, &c:
Will be added t. the above sals
By order Of the administrator.
II negro man named William;
now in possession OF John Roberts, and we'll
known, belonging to the estate of S. G. Grit.
filth, deceased.
s. A. MARs7ELLER, auet'r.
iuly 7
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-09
ID. ~GILLESPIE'S
Fortunate Office, Washington City
Or at Kerr e Fits Hughs,
Corner of King and Washington street
NeW.OrleaDs Sugar.

New-O Orleans Sugar.
THIRTY one hhds. first quality New.
Orleans Sugar, landing and for SALE
Also m store. SIS boSes Oranges, and SO do.
Lemons n prime order.
LINDSAY h HILL
june LIFT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-01
FROM HAVANA.

CHARLESToN, January Cove learn
rom Havana. per schr. Virginia, Capt.
GRAIN, thai Gsn. Morillo, late commsu.
der IN chief of the Royalist forces in
South America, arrived there on tn. IOth
INST. Ill The Spanish sloop OF W az Descu-
6,esta, IN "a days from Porto Cavelo.
1873 vessels entered That pori, and 1912
sailtn during The year ending 3ist. Dec.
The Revenue I r the year, amounted TO
S3,o3f 500. Prices on, tie I4th inst .-Cof.
zee, prime, Do CENTS; Rice, S4J as.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-01

The navigation between Sackett's Harbor.
and Kingston, u. G. closed tie last of Dec
The Intercourse between those places is COM
tuned, not however by Steam Boats, but with
loaded Sicighs Ii is said that the ice was De-
vtr more secure.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-01

become an Institution, in which the ma /.
ton has an interest, 10 stand on other than
nnquestionable ground. Above all il
should avoid impairing ita capital, by an
iicipaiions of its inco me, or deferred cab
culaiions Of its outgoings or losses.
Nat. ihf.
BENJAMIN RUoaLEs has beeure-elecf-
ed Senator in Congress from the State
OF Ohio. 70. six years from the 81 day Of
March next. when his present term of
service will expire u.
A Memorial has been set on foot in
Boston. aud was signed by three hunA
dred persons III one day, praying the
Executive TO cause sufficient Naval
Force 10 be sent 10 the Pacific Ocean to
prevent, il possible, the depredstious
which are to be feared may take place
upon our whslers and merchant ships
~ that sea, under a recent Paper Block
ade OF the Gillian government.
1t is supposed that this example will
be followed by the merchants Of other
sea-porls.
The name fixed on by the Legislatur
OF The State OF Indiana tor the permaA
nent seat of government is Indianapolis.
The State Bank OF Indiana suspended
specie payments on the I'd instant. IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-01

Extract Cfa ietter from Madrid. datrd in October
last.
Communicated for The Washington City (iazette1
" i mentioned ~ ny last tefter TO you n memoir
or pampakt. TriilCs Jy Don Lcgis Dc Uazs. ID.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-08-22

more Of these are now in the fine -four,
and of course, less in the ship stuff
or whether they are bmished from both,
! cannot, from any knowledge of the
fact, assert.
My much lamented, most intelligent.
and worthy friend, the late Baron
Steuben, was educated, in his military
profession, under the eye of the great
Frederick ; having been one of his aids,
and spent in the Prussian service much
of his valuable life. He was (as we all
know, who knew him. singularly well
informed on such subjects. He has
often told me, that the peculiar health
fulness of the Prussian soldiers was, in
great measure, to be attributed to their
ammunition bread which was account
ed the most wholesome and nutritious
part of their ration. The Baron added
with his usual naiuette, that this bread
was only good for the health of soldiers !;
but gentlemen would prefer being sick
on better bread.
To be continued.1
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-08-22
POETRY.
SONG.

"BEHOLD me" sung Hassan the fearless
and free,
"On the steed which obeys not a master but
me-;
Who points like the quilts Of the eagle his ears,
And whose bound DER the desert is as light as
the deer's:-
Behold me with sabre well sharpen'd and
bright,
And with pistols new Tinted and burnish'd for
fight,
My cap with fresh scarlet so gaily be-done,
And my baldrick of silver which CLEANS in the
When my true love espies me, the hear: in her
breast
Shall beat quick as the pigeons when robb'd
of her nest;
She will hush the hoarse watchdog, and HE
to the grove,
That the eyes of her kindred espy not her
love.
Yet, let them descry neither wrath defy !:
And why should she tremble when Hassan is
nigh!
Like the hawk from the covey, selecting his
From the midst of her tribe l would bear her
would mount her behind me-" sung Hassan
the free,
{: On the steed which obeys not rider but me !;
Who points like the eagles sharp feathers his
ears,
And whose bound DER the desert is as light as
the deer's;
For i come with my sabre, &c.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-08-22
NEW EXPEDIENT.
ITO be continued.1

There is now living, in the State of
Maryland, very worthy man, whose
weight is between five and six hundred
pounds. During the intense heat of the
summer months his family are compell-
ed to transport him either to the spring
house or TO the cellar, where he is kept
from spelling in the company of his own
bacon, with which he plentifully sup
plies our market We do not recon-
mend this mode for general adoption,
because il is not to be expected that ali
our fellow-citizens can afford TO build
spring-houses for residence during the
blaze OF our summer sun. But one thing
is at least in our power-not to add to
the tervour Of the season by temper
more fervid. He who calmly bears the
heat, has nothing but the heat to bear;
but he who resigns himself to the do
minlon OF an impatient and irritable tenn
per, has all this to sustain as well as the
heat OF the season likewise. Let us then
improve by the spring house adventure,
and preserve the tranquility and cool
ness OF our own minds, when oppressed
by such solar heats. We should Ike
wise be scrupulously attentive to our
meats. Light diets, soups, and food capa-
bic of easy digestion, have often done
more to preserve comfort and health at
such times, than all the skill of the most
eminent physician has done to restore it
when lost by our own folly and impru-
dence. Frequent change of apparel,
and repeated additions, will be found at
tended with the happiest effects. Our
counirymen do not yet seem to estimate as
they ought the usefulness of baths-the
sun is now teaching them lesson by
which we hope they will profit.
Bali. Morn. Chronicle.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-08-22
BOY AND HIGHWAY-.NA.N.

A boy having sold cow, at the fair
at Hereford, he was way-laid by high
wayman, who at a convenient place de-
handed the money; on this the boy
took to his heels and ran away; but be-
ing overtaken by the kighwayman, who
dismounted, he pulled the money out of
his pocket and s;rewed it about, and
while the highwayman was picking it
up, the boy jumped upon the horse
and rode home. Upon searching the
saddle-bags, there were found twelve
pounds in cash, and two loaded pistols.
The horse was also valuable.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-08-22
TEACHING Il COW

A gentleman lately riding near his
own house in Ireland, saw a cows head
and fore feet appear at the top Of ditch,
thro' gap in the edge on the road side;
he heard voice alternately threatening
and encouraging the COW; he was in
duced to ride up close to the scene Of
action, when he saw boys head APP
pear behind the COW. "My good boy"
said he, "that's fine cow" "Och,
that she ISL replied the boy, sand am
taching her how to get her own living;
phase your honour" The gentleman
did not precisely understand the mean
ing of the expression, and had he d-
rectly asked for an explanation, would
probably have died in ignorance but
the boy, proud of his COW, encouraged
an exhibition of her talents; she was
made to jump across the ditch several
times, and this adroitness in breaking
through fences was termed 6 getting her
own living" Thus, as soon as cows
education is finished, she may be sent
loose into the world to provide for her.
SSi, 'UihSu " SioAC III the poorest pas
lures or highways, she will be able and
willing to live upon the fat Of the land.
ripple BreGd.-M Duduit De Mazeier,
French officer, of the Kings house
hold, has discovered and practised with
great success, method of making bread
of common apples, very superiour to
potatoe bread. After having boiled one
third of the peeled apples, he bruised
them, while quite warm, into two thirds
of -four, including the proper quantity
of yeast, and kneaded the whole without
water; the juice of the fruit being quite
sufficient. When this mixture had ac-
CURED the consistency of paste, he put
it into a vessel, in which he allowed il
to rise for about l2 hours. BY this pro-
cess he obtained very excellent bread,
full Of, eyes, aad extremely palatable
and light.
Men will wrangle for religion; write
for it; fight for it; die for it; any thing
but--live for it. =
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-08-22
LOCK-JAW.

Case Of Ietanss, or Lock-JGu, cured by
Uery large qaantity Of 7Sncture Of Cpl
am, (La'sdanuna) given By mistake.
DR.. Hall, physician at Berwick, has
communicated an extraordinary case of
this kind, in late number of the Edin-
burgh Medical and Surgical Journal -
DR.. Hall says, by very singular
mistake, Notwithstanding the written d.
rections were very correct, it appeared
that the persons entrusted with their ad-
ministration had completely reversed
them; and instead of giving him tea
spoonful of the purgative electuary ey-
cry hour, and rubbing in tablespoon
full of the embrocation y every hour,
they had caused him to szpalLozs table
spoonful of the embrocation every two
hours, and had rubbed the electuary on
his breast! Upon visiting him next
morning at 8 O'Clock, we were surpris-
ed to find that the electuary, which we
supposed had been taken, had produced
no effect on the bowels, until we discov-
cred it had been used externally; but
we were still more surprised to find that
the whole Of the embrocation, with the
exception of about one spoonful had
been swallowed in the course of the
night, in which he had taken nearly too
ounces, (four table spoonfulls) of the
Tincture of Opium. The spasms, at the
period of our visit, were perfectly re-
lieved," and the man got quite well in
few days.
The above quantity of laudanum,
though given by mistake, pretty accu-
rately corresponds with the quantity
which DR.. Morrison, in his Treatise on
Tetanus, strongly recommended and
in the details of the above case, in the
Edinburgh Journal, DR.. Morrison's views
of this disease, are highly complimented.
"The embrocation consisted of two ounces
and half of laudanum, and two drachms Of
complicated spirit, and as much ether.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-08-22
76, Court Street, Boston.

Worcester, IS.
Probate-ofice, August 8, 1921.
TO the Hears of BENJAMIN SADLER, late of
Upton, IN SAID County, deceased, and to
all others concerned IN the Estate of
said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to an
H. pear (Iyou see fly at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Conn
ty on the first Tuesday in September next. at
ten of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why License should not be granted to the al
ministrator of said Estate, to sell SO much of
the Real Estate as will raise the sum Of
$5l2: %, for the payment of debts and charg-.
es; and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-08-22
Worcester, IS.

Worcester, IS.
Probate-Office, August A, 1921.
To the HEIRS Of HANNAH BANGS, Iate of
Barre, an said County, deceased, and to
all others concerned an the Estate of said
deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
III pear (if you see City at the Court Of
Probate to be holden at Worcester, in said
County, on the first Tuesday in Septembex
next, at ten of the clock, before noon, to show
cause why the instrument, which purports to be
the last Will and Testament Of said deceased.
should not be approved; and you will be
heard thereon.
NATHL- PAINE, J. Prob
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-08-22
On coarse Flour, bro1Un Bread, and til,
force Of Habit, as 1t relales to Escu
Tents

IN coarse Flour, br00Cn Bread, and the
force Of Habit, as 1t relales to Escu-
Tents
BY Richard Peters.
From the Memoirs Of The Philadelphia Society
for promoting agriculture, Vol. l.
In execution of our plan to throw out
thoughts and facts on variety of sub
Jects, as themes to elicit from others
more valuable information, send the
following; as the subject does not APP
pear to have been mentioned in any
communication. | have seen it scien-
tlically and ably treated in some for
eign books, to which | have not now
access. have long practiced on the
opinion ! state; but if the opinions of
others are different, shall not eat my
honsehoId-bread or broom biscuit, with
the less zest or contentment. am so
little refined in my palate, that pre-
fer good and welI-raised rye bread, to
any other: so that have no great
chance of success in either my pre-
cepts or example. If those who can
get no other bread are to be found
IN this country, ! should be happy to
comfort them in a situation which is
to me matter Of choice. l have al
ways accounted good common ship bis
cut a treat; and prefer it to those sup
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-08-22

pfoDauon OF those OF better taste, by saying
that is by no means so to the palate, if ate
without prejudice as it is by those for whose
use it is made. A ludicrous accident (Which
relate Hraso PericulO) made this discovery to
me, some years ago. was Investigating into
controversy brought before me, on the adj
miralty side Of the District Court, by some A.
nsercGfl seamen, who complained against their
captain, under the Act of Congress, giving
one days pay to every mariner unnecessarily
put on short allowance during a voyage
which in this case was from .4nlSterddDl.-
The principal allegation was that of having
no bread, wholesome, or fit for the sustenance
Of the crew. specimens were produced, by
the seamen, of Dutch ship bread which, be-
ing such as we are not accustomed to see,
looked very fcrbidding. Curiosity induce
ed me to taste one of those which seemed
the best. My attention was enaged in, and my
mind occupied by, an argument on the con-
struction of clause in the law. Unconscious
to myself Of the circumstance, ! continued
eating the bread, I'LL the small pieces exhibit
ed were consumed. The counsel intermitted
his argument, on perceiying that the testimony
had, unluckily for his clients allegation, dis
appeared. A sailor stepped forward, under
the apprehension of discontinue, with what
he called another witness another piece of
bread, probably selected for the purpose.
The mculdy and carbcnaceous appearance Of
this specimen would have gone far TO prove
the allegation. But having been before salts
fed by other circumstances, that the whole,
complaint was yexatious; and that the bread
was generally such as was usually supplied to
the Dutch seamen; put an end to the ridi-
Guile Of the transaction, as well as the contro-
yersy, by Diminishing the suit.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-19

Al a Court Of Probate held at the
Probate Office 10 Portland within aud for the
Coun o. Cumberland, on the frat Tuesday Of
February 10 The year Of our Lord egh,een hug
died and twenty one,
CHARITY PAGE, Administrative of The easts
" of
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-19
NEW GOODS.


IL AVE jus edded 10 their fell supply va
n A. rsety If scasnnsbie GOOD fsF Cash only.
. bales BOMB ZETrS assorted colours plain
and ~ ] d.
casscsssiraere shaws. plain and bordered, some
extra 6ue,
Ladies lie fine Cloths blue and Mazarine.
Best Lv1.ion Cloths and CsssimeFes, navy biGe
snd black,
Common sac low priced Cloths aud Cassimeres
all colours.
Blue, magazine, brown and French Grey pelise
Cloths,
| bale Indis Csljicoes good quality sRd figure.
1 bale OF superior quality Peterborough Sheet
ings,
] bale Fisnaels. all c ours--re a, Scotch Plaids
Ame.c4C manufactured Plains,
Steam Leon Shirtings.
Black T. cnch and Inds Satin,
E-st blk N .nkIn Grapes,
Back, French and Italian Grapes,
Rss, double ch med black Levsn, ines,
Black I'alian Vesting-worsted & lambs woo
Hosi ~,
Elegant plaid and striped Lusirings,
Real buck imita ION buck, dee skin aud dog skin
Gloves
t,net,s, kerseys, Dfsh, Hunters Cloths,
Bookings, Coating, Fearnonghls, B ahket 5,
Ioilnet' We tlngs-tahby Veivets, & grestg
riety OF o'fe afNcis e Nov z.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-19
To CIOTtJERS

ITO BB LET, the PULLING NIII.in Gardiner
together withFOUR CARDikC NJ CHIMES.
one wool Flicker one KnspPing and four Sheath
ing machines, preis plates, SC.
he above mill 10 On never falling lream 10
HouFIihing county. and % town which has
more han doubled tts population withir The !aft
ten years. within quarter OF mile O he
navIgzble waters Of Ksnnehec river aid il PROC
ably a. well itusred for culom a. auv mill ID New
England. The nil vii be loaned tor term Of
from 70 5years, znd ffipuIa;icn viii Re Inferred
10 The ieaie,tha. no other fuling mil fba be butt
10 me town, during that term. PoiriIion 10 be
gwen the III May next
y. b. The leafee will Re required to bring
iziSiactory recommendations. A. to bis moral
Character his punctuslity add his abl,iy to carry
on the ezrding snd clothing huGaelt 10 the bel
manner. II the le3lsee fhould W IN 10 lutte ,he
iPinning of WOO with the 4hrve tudoeis fuita-
be building will be erected adjoinieg he above
MIL and isaied with fufficient wafer power o.
reafonable tenn.
s1~ApPly 10 The fubicriber, or to NJ. SPRINGER.
Jr. his agent
r. II GARDINER.
Gardiner, Jan IS, 1891.