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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-30
Patton s Butcher,

Patton 8 Butcher,
AVE received per the ship Boston
csptain Finley, from Liverpool, the
Balance Of their Fall assortment of
sta HARDW ARE.
CONSISTING SF
Wagon boxes
Hoop IRON, to { inches
Sheet iron
Round do.smsll sizes
Sheet lead
Shot belts, powder TASKS, & bird bags
Huntsmsn's patent Horns
L -Blistered steel
Anyills 4. vices
Sieage + hand hammers
49, Knives Il forks
iron wire
Locks, hinges, screws.
&c. &c.
SCI 8 2aWSE
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-30

Vie citizens Oh tleAdHuIId, Oeo'kou"h
/ and Washington, are respectfully IN
formed that the undersigned have been ap-
pointed Agents tor The elegant. extensive y
useful establishment, at New.fork, known
as the
~. York Dying Establishment
the utility of which has been acknowledged
by many OF the first characters who have vi.
SIZED h, and from witnessing the facilities Tor
dying and finishing silks and grapes, IN
style of superior eleg nee, hay. gwen to II a
decided preference TO any thing OF the KIND
IN America, ana declare It calculated 10 COM
pete with any in Eng and
SPECIWEAS on Uarious kinds Of
goods, are lett with the agents who will re-
ceive and forward all goods TO the proprle.
tors and deliver them 10 the owners tree OF
expense for freight.
TO THE LADIES an arrangement
OF this kind must be d desirable object, as
it presents to them an opportunity of having
Grape, or silk Dresses,
Made to took as 1ceH as 7chen Ne1c, and of
color superior to the india Dye.
MiIdews ami Stains removed from goods
of every description. Brown Drllings,
DTD"H So'tO'Ss VI IL Nv oiCoSbSe
perfectly white by chemical process, ma
lew hours. Leghorn Straw, and Silk bon
nets dyed; furniture cIeansed, and high glaz
ed, parasols dyed on the Sticks; Cashmere,
Marine, Camel Hair and Cssslmer Shawls
cleansed, and additional bTillIancy given to
the colors in the borders. Broad-clOths &c.
dyed. re-dressed, and spots removed, or CO.
Tor restored, when it had been disturbed;
changeable slnchew and black silk velvsts,
dyed green, or light colors, Yc. &c.
Satisfactory evidence of The responsibility,
as also respectfully of The proprietors, is
furnished by letters, from persons Of high
standing in New York, TO some Of our most
distinguished citizens lin addition to
which it may be added, that the most re.
spectacle houses in the East India trade,
patronize this extensive establishment
The Citizens Of Alexandria
are respectfully informed, that The prices
may be known on application to Gen. A.
Lynn. who will also exhibit specimens OF
the Dying and finishing of Silks &c.
The Ladies and Gentlemen Of George
torn, an this city, will be pleased 10 apply
Tor information TO
CO.STON s. LOOCKFRMAN,
Pennsylvania .4venue.
Washington City, June 81.
saw1m-law4m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-30
To Rent.

The are proof store and frame
SYFh warehouse. occupied by the subscr,,
H.sH 5ers, an excellent stand and we'll
YAcalculated for almost any business.
Possession may be had in few DAYS.
A. G. CAZENOVE j. Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-30
Bank of Potomac,

Bank of POtonac,
October l., 1921.
NOTICE is hereby given to The Stockhol-
~ ders of.tbe Bank of Potomac, that an
election Cor thirtees Directors. will be- held
at the Town Hall on Monday. The 5tl OF No
vember next. The election to commence
at 10, and close at O'Clock.
BY order of the President & Directors.
{. PAGE. Cashier,
oct iaxtsthN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-30
Forty Dollars Reward |!

Dan away from The subscriber. (on the
III sixth day OF June LAST being IN Charles
County, Maryland, on 'ht posi- road leading
from PIscailaway TO Port lobasco, nine
miles from the former. and six niles from
the latler,-T Two Negro men, viz:
Fat and John,
Wat, is about twenty-six or seven years oil
age; and about Ave feei seven or eight inches
high, rather OF ayellowIsh complexion, had
considerable stoop when walking, had
broadC 10th pantaloons, one pair sheeting do.
one pair Of course shoes worn, new tell
bat, and a coarse linen shirt. John about
twenty four or five years old, FIVE teet
eight or zine inches high; hi, complexion
black with very smooth face and rather
likely; John bad on and took with him a
blue cotton round abou. Jacket. blue yarn &
cotton panialOOnS, pair of pretty good
coarse shoes. telt hat, and coarse Shirts
Ii is probable they may have other clothing
with them OF may exchange those described
for other, since their elopement; 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 MIR. Berry's ferry, he
has also, . sweetheart in Georgetown, who
was hired from our neighborhood to a Dir.
Miller of that place; Wat has near rels,ion
BY the name of Charles, belonging to Mr.
William Marbury, living at the ferry oppo.
site Alexandra. | 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
JOSEPH GREEN.
Iu!v 10 IaWtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-30
Gillespie's
Fortunate Office, Washington City.
Or at kYrr e. Fits Hueks,


Alexandria
Tickets for sale in the Maryland State
Lottery at D 10, in the University Lottery at
bio, both are nov draw ing; in ihe Lrtrs.
ture Lottery Of New-Ycrk a. Di3 riicl viii
commence drawing on the eth OF Novem.
n. B RecolIecl y. Gillespie hs. sid
more capita prizes drawn hom the wheel,
of different Lotteries since h. has been IN.
ga.ed in ihe business thar any other vtrdfr
nt tickets in Anerics-the following since
The lst ofJanuary last:
Grand capital prize in Monument Ict's-
y OF D. iG0Ov
Do do Consolidation do 10000
Do do National do At class, 5000
DO do Literature 90 $4,000
DO do State do OF Penn. SU 600
oct 2o Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-30
s. I. Narsteller.
oct 90

vi AS removed his Conpting Room Tor
The present TO his dwelling. upper end
OF Dske street. & opposite the Hhi,s, House
pump.
oct rs
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-30
Madeira Wine, Patent Shot, sc.
WILLIAM GILLIAN,

EEsS received per brig Hebe. J. V. Pratt,
L 4 master, direct from Madeira,
2 pipes old L. 2. MADEIRA wine, from
Aurdock, Yuille, Warirop y Co.
lni from Philadelphia,
ton patent Snot. assorted from BIB.
10 No. 2
go ~ STORE.
10 cases fresh salad oil containing 80
TASKS each,
ls boxes sperm candles, unerior quality
;::s '; ;. E, s cat
Loaf. lump aud brown sugars,
Pot, LIP. Tenneritfe, ! Hines
sui Malaga
Cognac brandy,
Holland gin,
4 1''?1,s,' and Rum.
n England
Green and s.. Domingo Coffee. together.
With a general assortment OF
Other Groceries.
sept. II dlw-5ew3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-30
Carpenters, Look Out !
He has cut n stick :

Dan away from the subscriber on the
~ Ssth OF las. month, Benjamin Caiids,
an indented apprentice to the Carpenters
business, about Is years OF age, stout made,
dark eyes, light hair, very much inclined to
dress and run in company; il is strongly sus-
pected ne has been enlced away from hi.
master. His cloathing is various. therefore
cannot be described. Six cents and basket
OF shsvings will be given for securing said
runaway in Jail, so that get him again =
All persons are hereby .orewarned harboring
or employing him as am determined to put
the law in force against offenders
VII. STEWART.
oct IL Iaw4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-30
GRAND
NATIONAL LOTTERY.

FIFTH CLASS.
VI ILL positively commence drawing %
w the 9Th November.
FIFTH CLASS,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-30
Mrs. p. Jameson,
INTENDS opening SCHOOL for the
L instruction of Girls and Boys'in
Reading,
flirting,
Grammar,
arithmetic,
Geography, and
Needle " 0rk.
Mrs. u. Jameson,

Her School-room is opposite the dwelling
OF MIR. Jonah Thompson. sndwIll be opened
on the first day OF October next. She 80
licits from her friends and acquainiances a
share oil their patronage. and promises s,ric.
attention to the studies and habits OF those
who may be entrusted TO her care. Having
resided for many years in Alexandria, and
being generally known, she relies on the
goodness of her friends for the necessary
testimonials.
sept 90 dtO2wf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-30
To Rent,

Several good houses in healthy
go par, Of the Town. Apply 70
ss,di A. hOLBROOk.
sessi oc, Is eosw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-30
HOUSES, LANDS, &c.
Nor. Sale.

Twill sell my HOUSE on King
E7tE street, al very reduced price, u 10
n.ssI adapted for store and large tam'Y'
Essacombining elegance l. convenience;
an situated in most healthy and desirable
Ii is worthy The attention ol
|aoy perron DESTROYS OF permanent resi-
i
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-30

DeslO6s an immense number 9f smaller
prizes.
Prizes only to be dram
Not tzrO blanks to q prize.
The drawing will take place As above
stated, and will be completed in SO draw
ings with all possible despatch, Under tse
.sperintendsnce OF
X. L. Weightman, 7
William Brent,
John Davidson.
Daniel Rapine. managers.
Thomas Il. GiIIiss,
Moses Young, and
Andrew Way. Jr.
The great despatch which hs. uniformly
been made in the drawing of the former
classes OF this lottery. and the immense num-
Der OF splendid capital prizes, com. med
with the low price OF tickets afford The great.
est Inducements TO adven,urers to make III.
vestments in this Lottery, conEessedIy the
most brilliant in the United States.
Whole Tickets, S13
Halves, $50
Quarters, 8 25
Elghths, 4 6e
A whole ticket may prndues Di0O.ooe
An halt ticket may produce $1,000
A quarter ticket may produce z6,'oo
An eighth may produce 1860
,0yorders by mail or private Conveyance
tor tickets in this or any other lo!Iery viz
meet prompt attention addressed to
j. II. RUNNELS
Lucky Lottery Office,
=, K,sg st. .iiszandr's.
y. Il. Tickets WiIl advance on the ~
OF October 10 Is ish. SHARES in Prsport'ss'
sePtI5 Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-30
Also. to Rent,

A small house on the west end OF
Eta puke-street; calculated tor dwell
Assss liDg and shop. ccorr
isss ss JAS. S. SCOT i
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-30
.NEW-fUEk
DYING ESTABLISHMENT

'INHE citizens of Alexandria, Georgetown
and Washington, are respectfully IN
formed that The undersigned nave been ap-
pointed Agents tor The elegant, extensive +
useful establishment, at New.York, known
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-30
District OF Columbia,

upust 2T-1wom
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-16

bluntIy his fears, at the same time Offering
to procure for him parochial aid: (" Thank
you, thank you, SIR said the carter,
& for your kind intention" -his heart
swelling as he spoke: " but, if you please
I'll no apply just yet, till we see how
things turn about the times, | hear, are
beginning to mend, and, by and by, III
maybe get little work; at any rate, sir,
| have yet t,osaty pence and the sk'n O.
The horse"
Sierra Leone.--On the 9Th Of Jaly,
1920, the number Of persons inhabitins
the colony, exclusive Of military, both
Europeans and natives and their families,
were as follows White males 1928, do.
females 4578. Educating at schools 1907.
Since the census Of 1918, the population
mad increased rs follows Liberated 9l8 ;
discharged soldiers from black corps, with
their families, 1880; blacks from Barba-
does and Honduras, 85 increase by births
aud natives coming for protection, 9S.
A private letter from Germany says that
"A German work has recently been pub
lished in that country (uo place nor prin-
ter's name affixed to III entitled, 8 Nanu-
script from the South oil Germany" which
has excited great sensation and much
uneasiness among the confederate sove-
reisns and ministers assembled at Tfop-
pau. The Austrian aad Prussian goveril-
meDts arc very severely handled in it. in
consequence az which the ambassadors OF
those powers at the courts OF Baden, Stut-
gard and Munich, in which places the
above mentioned work has been freely
circulated, have procured its prohibition.
What! the brave members Of the Holy
Alliance afraid of pamphlet?
Dreadful Accident.-On Wednesday
afternoon great number Of people assem-
bled TO witness the cruel diversion Of bait
ing bull in the shallow Of The river near
the bridge at Rochdafe, when the pressure
npon the wall became SO great, that il gave
way, and fell into the river; six men who
we're under The wall were Instantly crush.
ed to death, and great number Of men,
women and children, we're precipitated
into the water Of course, many Of whom
are very seriously hurt, some OF them dan
gerously. - Belts Messenger, Nov. 10.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-16
From the N. Y. Mercantile Advertiser.

Europe.-An intelligent gentleman, re.
Gently from the south Of Europe, has hand
ed us The following remarks on the sresent
state of Italy, &c. the result Of his own
observation.
II is difficult 10 ascertain correctly the
state Of politics in country where no one
dare speak Of them and nothing is seen 10
print but what the government orders TO
be put there, but the general opinion
seemed to be, that an Italian war is likely
to take place, and the favourite rumors of
the day were, that the authority of the
Pope has dwindled into nothing and his
estates likely to fall sacrifice TO the
constitutional system; to avoid which he
is said to have applied for assistance from
Austria. On the other hand The Neapo-
| lians are said TO have declared their in
ltention of entering the states Of the church
and marching direct upon Rome the mo-
ment an Austrian regiment enters the ter
ritory, andit is universally stated that the
Neapoiians are arming, as il we're en-
masse, to repulse the invasion which to
all appearance threatens them. The am
bassador they sent TO Vienna was stopped
a. Graiz aud finally sent back TO Naples.
Austria is 10 have AN army of $4,000
men; Prussia is said TO be marching $4,000
into Italy, aud Russia is expected TO take
part in the war, which however, has not
yet been declared.
The latest accounts from Naples state
that all was quiet III Sicily, but the for
eigners there look with apprehension on
The present and future state of those
countries, and scarcely consider property
secure.
Spain and Portugal, Sicily and Naples
are already free in Sardinia and Savoy
the fermentation is said to be at its height,
and it may fairly be conjectured that the
constitutional mania is likely to spread in
despite Of all the efforts Of the despotic
monarchs Of Austria, Prussia and Russia.
II has all along been the policy Of Aus
tria TO withdraw the native troops from
Italy, replacing them by Austrians, who
are very Ill received, and nothing but
main force keeps the country quiet. The
public employments are also entrusted to
Germans.
The Carbonari are secret fraternity,
Instituted at the time the French were in
possession Of Italy for the purpose OF pro-
curing their expulsion, and the consequent
freedom Of the country; their views not
being directed to any particular state, but
aiming at the Independence of Italy. AT
this day they are very numerous and pow
erful, and their influence is extended 10
all parts of the country.
Ii is supposed that Prussia is by no
means in settled state.
The Queen. The following extract
from the proceedings on the bill Of pains
and penalties against The Queen, will give
some idea Of the freedom of debate in The
English House Of Lords. II will be
borne in mind, that on a former investi-
gaiiou Of the Queens conduct, the Earl
| Of Liverpool, and the minist'; generally.
were in her favor. Liverpool is now at
the head Of the opposition 10 her.
Lord King said there had been great
confusion of opinions upou this subject
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-16
From the Caracas Gazette.
Extract Of letter from General Moriio,
Condo de Carthagena
CARAcHE. Nov. 90. ne

CARAcHE, Nov. 20, 1920.
:" My esteemed friend, Pho III have
just arrived from the town OF Santa Ana
where yesterday passed one Of the mos,
joyful days Of my life, in the company Of
General BoliUdr, aud various officers 81
his suite, whom we embraced with the
heartiest good will. All were content
we are together, and enthusiasm and fra,
terni,y could not 60 further. Bolivar
came alone with his officers, confident ia
mutual good faith and friendship aud
caused small escort which accompanied
me. TO retire. Neither you nor auy one
can conceive how interesting was this in
terview, or how great the cordiality and
regard that prevailed. We we're all wild
with delight, it appearing 10 us like q
dream 10 see ourselves there come togeth.
err as Spaniards, brothers and friends.
Believe that candour aud sincerity pre-.
sided at this meeting. Bolivar was ex.
cited TO the greatest pitch of joy we en-
hraced thousand times, and determined,
in order TO perpetuate the memory of the
UCS VI Ouk hCtOuCfidtiUls 10 erect "a
monument on the spot where we gave the
first embrace"
In the Caracas paper there is another
letter Of the same date, Of Lieutenant
Colonel Don Vicente Bayusa, who writes
thus
II have just arrived from ST. Ana, at.
ter seeing the most exhiIiratius, liberal
aud incomprehensibie, interview that can
be imagined. Yes, my friend, Morillo
and Bolivar, with various chiefs and Off.
GERS, dined aud remained together all day
yesterday, and swore eternal friendship
and philanthropy.
The dinner was given by the Gene.
raj (Moriilo, and was SO social and lively,
that we all seemed like old friends. Boil,
ivar toasted, several times peace, and hi
ualor of The general III chief and his arp,u
General MorilIo, in all the sincerity d
his heart, almost with tears in his ewes
drank to concord and mutual friendship
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-16
LaLE FROM soUTH-AMERIcA.
From the NATIONAL G azettc.

A friend has kindly sent us number
of the Caracas Gazette, for the 9th
December, which contains the armistice
sisued on The goth Of November between
the chiefs, and other interesting docu-
ments. We proceed TO give the substance
Of the armistice. The Preamble runs
thus -" The governments Of Spain and
Of Colombia, DESTROYS Of compromising
the differences which exist between the
two countries, and considering that the
first and most importaut step towards this
happy consumation is reciprocal sus
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-16

All the chiefs and officers reciprocated
toasts i1 the same manner.
g Bolivar and Morillo mounted on the
table to toast peace, and the valiant SOL
diers Of both armies, and afterwards
shouted Vivas. A monument, to cele-
brate the extraordinary reconciliation,
was determined on, and the generals
themselves Immediately laid the first
stone.'
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-16

pension Of arms, for the purpose Of mu-
tnal explanation aud understanding nave
agreed 10 appoint commissioners TO stiPu-
late and determine al srmistfce."
The LIST article stipulates the suspension
Of all hostilities.
The I'd, the term Of six months Tor lis
duration, with the faculty OF prolongins
it while the negotiations which were 10
be set on foot remained unfinished, or a
hope Of their termination existed.
The third article prescribes that inc
troops Of both parties shall continue IN the
position which they occupy at the GAZE .,
notice given OF the armistice--terrf'ofia'
limits are to continue the same, aud are
particularly defined.
The Ath article provides Tor the dis
position of the several guarilla parties
which might be found beyond the lines Of
Jemarkation. Should these please to
disbaud within the limits Of the party to
which they were opposed, they are not to
be enlisted by that party.
The 5lh article alIots particular posi-
of observation 10 lire isoyalists, within The
| line corresponding TO that Of the army o.
Colombia.
The 9th article contains stipulation
TO a similar effect.
The 7lh article prescribes the cessation
of all hostilities by sea, at the end OF The
term Of thirty days after the raiiiicat'on'
in the American waters, aud OF nl1e'y
days in the European.
The 9th article opens free commune
cation for the purposes of exchange and
traffic in provisions and merchandise, be-
tween the respective territories OF the
parties.
The 9th stipnates that the city and port
Of Maracaibo shall be free for commanI-
cation with the inhabitants Of the interior,
and for the egress and ingress Of the a.
gents or commissioners whom the govern
ment OF Colombia may send to Spain or
10 foreign countries, and OF those whom il
may receive. Its mere trading vessels
are TO be admitted ; but as foreign, and 10
pay duties.
The 10th article pfescribes the same
freedom for Carthagena.
The 1lih specifies that the primary
motive and object Of the armistice being
the negotiation of peace, commissioners
for the purpose shah be reciprocaly APP
pointed, with safe conduct, &c.
The 18th provides that in case Of the
failure Of that negotiation, forty days no.
tice shall be given by the party meaning
to break the armistice.
The 18th determines that by an act Of
hostility will be understood the prepare
ton of any military expedition against
any part Of the territory of either party,
aud that no troops are to be disembdrhced
By any squadron Of Spanish vssseis that
MAY be at sea.
The I4th stipulates that a permanent
treaty shall be made between the parties,
to abstain thereafter, in case Of renewal
Of the war, from all hostilities and prac-
tees not consistent with the modern law
Of nations, and the humane maxims Of civ
ilization. A treaty TO this effect was
made and signed OIL the night Of the Goth
November.)
The 18th aud last article provides for
the ratification Of the Treaty within 90
hours, &c.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-16


Prince Leopold. The London Obser-
yer remarks that Prince Leopold, OH his
marriage with the late Princess Charlotte,
had peerage offered him, but which was
declined on the ground that it would in-
volye him in party feuds, from which, as
a foreigner, he wished to keep aloof.
However, during his late residence 10
Germany, the Prince wrote to Lord Liver
pool, demanding the promised peerage, as
it was previously agreed OH that his refu-
sal should not be bar TO future claim.
His lordship, afer consulting his soye-
reign, Informed the Prince Of Cobourg,
that the Iamented death Of his consort ma
ierially changed his political condition IN
Eosland, as lie might marry foreign Prin-
cess, and it might SO happen that the Eng
fish House Of Peers would count many
Foreigners among them, which would be
looked upon with a Jealous eye by all cias-
ses of persons III this country. Prince
Leopold, il is said, then claimed the peer
age for himself, 10 the exclusion Of his
male heirs, which is stated not 10 have
been granted.