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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-27
Charles County Court,
March Term. 1872


IN application to the Judges OF
" Charles county court, by petition
in writing OF Henry StoDes,reet, of Charles
county for the bene6; of the act of assem-
bly, for the relief of nsolvent debtors pas :
ed at Nov. session 1905, and the several
supplements thereto on the terms mention
ed therein, schedule OF his property and
list of his creditors on oath, so far as he
can ascertain them, being annexed to his
petition, and being satisfied by competent
testimony that toe saId Henry Stonestreet
has resided two years Immediately preced-
ing the time of his application in the state
of Maryland, and being also satisfied that
the said Henry Slonestreet, is in actual
confinement for debt, and for no other
cause, and the said Henry Stonestreet hav-
ing entered into bond, with sufficient Sc
curity for his personal appearance in
Charles county court TO answer such ale
cations as his creditors may make against
him. 1t is therefore ordered and adjuGged
that the said Henry Stonestreet be dis
charged from Imprisonment, and that by
causing a copy of this order TO be inserted
in some one of the newspapers edited in
the district Of Columbia, once week for
two months successfully before the third
Monday of August next, be give notice to
bis ere dtors to appear before the said
court at Port Tobacco in said county, on
the third Monday in March next, for the
purpose of recommending trustee for
their benefit, and to shew cause if any
they have why the said Henry Stonestreet
should not have the benefit of the several
insolventla laws Of this state as prayed.
JOHN BARNES elk.
June Is Iaw2m
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Charles County Court.
June Is
March Term, leg

March Term, I222.
|NN application to the Judges of Charles
~ county court, by petition in writing
of Lewis Stonestree. OF Charles county,
for the benefit of ne act of assembly for
the relief of insolvent debtors passed at
Nov. session 8O5, and the several supple
ments tb reto on terms mentioned therein,
schedule of bis property and list OF
his creditors on oath so far as be can as
certain them being annexed TO his petit
ton, and beiag satisfied by competent tes-
timony that the said Lewis Stonestreet has
resided two years Immediately preceding
the time of his application in the state
of Maryland, and being also satisfied that
the said Lewis Stonestreet is in actual con-
finement for debt and for no other cause,
and the said Lewis Stonestreet having en-
tered into bond with sufficient security for
bis personal appearance in Charles Coun-
ty court to answer such allegations as his
creditors may make against him, it is there
fore ordered and adjudged that the said
Lewis Stonestreet be discharged from m-
prisonment, and that by causing copy of
this order 70 be inserted 10 some one OF the
newspapers edited in the District of CO.
lumbia once a week for two months sue
cessively before the third Monday OF Au-
gust next, he give notice to his creditors to
appear before the said court at Port To-
bacco in said county on the third Monday
in March next, for the purpose of recon-
mending a trustee for their benefit, and to
shew cause if any they have, why the said
Lewis Stonestreet, should no { have the be-
nefit of the several laws of this state az
prayed.
JOHN BARNES, elk.
June Is Iaw2m
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Charles County Court,

$50 March Term, l6z1,
ON application to The Judges OF CbalIs!,
~ county court by petition in wrlune 4"
Levin Watson of Charles county ior !nS
benefit of the act of Assembly tor ,he &c
lief OF Insolvent debtors passed at NovsnI.
Der session 1905. and The several suPP,.a
ments thereto, on The terms nenIIons1s
therein, scbedule.of bis property, anI 10
list of his creditors on oath, so Tar % LIS liz
can ascertain them being annexed 70 ,a u
petition, and being satisfied by compete g.,
testimony, that the said Levin Watson ~,
resided two years Immediately Ples .s,o Il
the time of his application in the sls ~ The
Maryland, and being also satisfied Ina. ,s sT
said Levin Watson is in actual connneuI,Ihss
for debt and for no other cause, anu ;O %
said Levin Watson having entered . ,s~
bond with sufficient security for MS ps pc, 10
nal appearance in Charles county eo S;,ors
answer such allegations as bis el t.o NJ.
may make against him. 1t is tbereiGIie ss;n
dered and adjudged that The ssla n ueot,
Watson be discharged from ImPrison .dsr 10
and that by causing copy OF lnIs o,u
be inserted in some one OF The DewSpa pes
edited in the District of Columbia G boIors
week for two months successIvely u Oo,;cs
the third Monday Of August, be gr ,ha said
to his creditors to appear before wv univ 90
court at Port Tobacco 10 said cou"9t for
the said third Monday of August usn Tor
the purpose OF recommending uu Dv they
their benefit and to shew cause u any sbould
have, why the said Levin Watson, ;nsof
not have thebene6t OF tie eeVsrS'
vent laws Of this state as prayed oh.
Teste, JOHN bAhcLo
June to 10"
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EXTRACT FROM MISS WRlGHT,S


View of Society and Manners in America, sc,
The enemy soon advanced Up the
shores of the lake to the river Saranac.
at the mouth of which stands the VIII
lage of PlattsbuFg, backed by the for
est, whose dark interminabIs line il
swsetly breaks with its neat and cheer.
full dwellings, overlooking the silver bo-
som of circular bay, which receives
tho water of the river Continual Skin
1nishes now took place between the ene-
my and flying parties of militia, zoe of
which soon collected from the surroun-
ding forests. The state of Vermont.
which lines the opposite shores of the
lake, then poured forth her mountai-
neers. Scattered through mountain
Gus country, it might have been thought
difficult to collect the scanty popuia.
ten; but the cry of invasion echoed
from hill to hill, from village to village
- some caught their horses from the
plough, others ran of on foot, leaving
their. herds in the pastures, and scare
exchanging parting blessing with tn +
wives and mothers, as they handed to
them their muskets.
From the grey sire, whose trembling hand
Could hardly buckle on his brand,
TO the raw boy, whose shaft and bow
Were yet scarce terror to the crow,
Each valley, each sequestered glen,
Mustered his little horde of men,
That met, as torrents from the height
IN highland dale their streams unite:
suii gathering as they pour along,
n voice more loud, a tide more strong"
Their guns on their shoulders. DOW
der-fiask at their side, sometimes a "a.
sion in their pockets. crowd after crowd
poured into Burlington, & all. as a friend
who had witnessed the scene described
1t to me, "camo at run, whether on
their own legs, or of their horses ),
The beautiful little town of Bnr,inr.
ton covers the breast of a hill on the On
posite shore, and somewhat higher Nm
the lake than Plattsbarg. Here every
boat and canoe wac in requisition; troon
after srsep hurried to the shoge, and as
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District Of Columh,,

.alerandstu count,,
November Tera, is III
IN CHdNCERsY.
Leonard Cook and James CJara ~.
chants and co-partners trads;a U,u' 20, 'sl'
the firm, Of Cook g. Clare. o. uaay
nants, AGAINST, 'u'plal'
Edward Edelin,, Richard Renke, ...o
tain - Davis,-Defendar''sa zap
TINE defendant Edward Edelin, 49,,
u wing entered his appearance . 10y b. y
ven security according to the sla,n Guy O.
the rules Of this court, and Il au rsss az
the satisfaction Of The court UPON pl .s;a
flied. that the said defendant Edwa,rdi u ~
elm. is not an inhabitant OF the D;s, s -
Columbia on motion Of The comnI. isl q
by their counsel. 1t IS ordered. Ts t.u' y
said defendant, Edward Edelin,. d. ~ y. as
pear here on the first day of NEXT N w. =
Der term and enter bis appearance .'S ~ y
suit, and give security for periOrmir - ' y.
DEGREES of the court. and Tia. tho 's 81 ae
Defendants, Richard Renker and dc c, waei
-- Davis, do not pay away. co aaa
or secrete the debts by them owing n \.
the estate or effects in their bands bsIs INV
ing 10 the said absent defendant, EdT,s
Edelin,, until the further order or deer. y
this court; and that a copy of this oSs !.
be forthwith published for tao month,, ,,'
ce.siyely in one OF the public newsp,ps,,
published in this county,. and that an IN, In,
copy be posted at the front door Of Il.
Court house of said county. Copyl,
Teste, EDM. |. LEE, &C.
IL,
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District of Columbia.
Alexandria County, TO rst.
May Term, 1927
Gath Day. {
rHY MI mn nvy

Nv OAHNC Tn i.
Jonah Thompson Complainant
AGAINST
Thomas Hic. nan and Moses Gibson A..
fendants.-
TINE defendant Thomas Hickman not
Il having entered his appearance and
given security according 10 The statute ami
rules of this Court, and it appearing to d.
satisfaction Of the Court, upon afhdsTi,
filed, that the said defendant, Thon,
Hickman. is not an inbsbitant Of the Du.
trict of Columbia; on motion of The Com.
plainant by his Counsel, it is ordered that
the said defendant Thomas Hickman, do
appear here on the first day Of next Nov.
ember term, and enter bis appearance to
this suit, and give security..for performing
the DEGREES Of the Court, and that The oth.
er defendant, Moses Gibson. do not pay
away, convey or secrete the debts by bin
owing to. or the estate or effects in bis
hands belonging to the said absent defen.
dant Thomas Hickman, until the further
order or decree of this Court, and lhas
copy OF this order be forthwith published
for t7vo months spccesryely. in one Of tbs
public newspapers published in this Coun'
ty, and that apotber copy be posted al hs
front door OF the Coart-houss of said Coun.
1este, EDM. !. LEE, &C
June 90 am
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District of Columbia.
alexandria County 10 uik
May Term, 1929.
Gath Day
nv CHANCERY.
Eal..aanl


Robert 2. Neutrality-suspicious.
AGAINST
Thomas Coz and Smithey Deacons-De.
PENDANTS
TNHE defendant Thomas Cox, not hav.
Il ing entered his appearance and gV,
en- security according to the statute and
the rules of this Court, and it appearing 10
The satisfaction OF the Court, upon athda'
VT filed, that the said defendant. Thomas
Cox, is not an inhabitapt of the Distrletol
Columbia; on motion OF the said complain
ant, by bis Counsel, it is ordered, that the
said Thomas Cox, do appear here on Tho
first day of next November term, and en-
ter bis appearance to this suit. and gi'e
security for performing the DEGREES Of 100
Court, and that the other defendant, SDl'
they Deacons, do not pay away, convey,
or secrete, the debts by bin owing TO- OF
the estate or effects in bis hands belonging
to the said absent defendant Thomas lGi,
until the further order or decree OF '1s
Co":, and that copy of this order 90
70. ,bwith published for tao months success
i0ely in one oi the public newspapers pa0.
lisbed in this County, and that auo'nsl
copy be posted at the front door OF !nS
Courthouse of said County a coPy,l
Teste, EDM. ]. LEE, { L.
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POETRY.

POETRY.
From .othe Martyr Of Antoch.' Dramatic
Poem, the Req. Henry Wtman.
CHRISTIAN HYMN.
Sing to the Lord let harp and Lutte and voice.
Up to the expanding gates of Heaven rejoice,
While the bright martyrs to their rest are
borne;
Sing to the lord their blood-stained course is
run,
And every head ITS diadem hath won,
Rich as the purple ofthe summer morn
Sing the triumphant champions OF their GOD,
While burn their mounting feet along the SKY
ward road.
Singto the Lord! for her in beauty's prime,
Snatch'd from this wintry earth's ungeniai
chime,
In the eternal spring of Paradise to blooms
For. ere the world display'd its brightest trea-
sure,
And the air painted with the songs of pleasure,
BEFORE earth's throne she chose the lowly
tomb,
The vale of tears with willing footsteps trod,
Bearing her cross with thee, incarnate son Of
God
Singto the Lord it is not shed in vain,
The blood of martyrs from its fresh ming rain,
High springs the church like some fount.
shadowing palm;
The nations crowd beneath its branching shade,
Gifts green leaves are kingly diadems made,
And, wrapt within its deep embosoming
calm,
Earth sinks to slumber like the breezeless
deep,
And wars tempestuous vultures fold their
wings and sleep.
Sing to the Lord no more the angels fly,
Far in the bosom of the stainless sky,
The sound of fierce icentious sacrifice.
From shrined alcove and stately pedestal,
The marble gods in cumhrous ruin fall,
Headless in dust the awe of nations lies;
,Jove's thunder crumbles In his mould'ring
hand,
And mute as sepulchrss the hymnless temples
stand.
Sing to the Lord from damp, prophetic cave,
No more the loose -hair'd Sybils burst and rave,
Nor watch the augurs pale the wandering
bird;
No more on hill or in the murky wood,
%
In human tones are wailing victims heard:
Nor farthers by the reeking alter-stons
Cowl their dark heads t. escape their chill
dren's dying groan.
Sing to the Lord no more the dead are laid
In cold despair beneath the cypress shade,
To sleep the eternal sleep, that knows no
morn;
There, eager still to burst deaths brazen bands,
The angel of the resurrection stands;
While, on its own immortal pinions borne,
Following the breaker of the imprisoning tomb,
Forth springs the exulting soul, and shakes
away its gloom.
Sing to the Lord the desert rocks break out,
And the throng'd cities, in one gladd'ning
shout
The farthest shores by pilgrim step explcr'd
Spread all your wings, We winds, and wait
around,
Even to the starry cope's pale waning bound,
Earth's universal homageto the Lord;
Kilt up thine heart, imperial capitol,
Proud on thy height to see the banner'd cross
unroll.
Sing to the Lord! when Time itself SHAH cease
And 6nal ruins desoIating peace
Enwrap this wide and restless world of man
when the Judge rides upon the enthroning
Wind,
And DER all generations of mankind
Eternal vengeance waves Its winnowing fan;
TO vast inhnity's remote.t space,
While ages run their everlasting race,
Shall all the beatiic hosts prolong,
Wide as the glory ofthe Lamb, the Lambs trri.
umphant SON
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THE INSIPIDS.

If man could, by any possibility,
be as interesting, you might endure
some of mails triAers that annoy society
A fy is infinitely more noxious than q
wasp. The latter stings you once, and
YOU brush him off and get rid OF him
The other buzzes about you, and ex-
.cuses himself because he does not sting
So that sometimes you have dozen OF
these pests lowering about you, and
drawing to their miserable selves
thoughts which are engaged in useful
contemplation. [Chartssto's Courier.
An Irishman giving an account of a
quarrel with one of his cronies, said to
the justice-"Please your worship, he
told me to go to the Devil, and came
straight to your honor
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-27

others Jared with more or less success,
according to their industry and their
morals.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-09

.,,,rsht OF. until chance brought them into OBJ.
zion. The cover of one of these dishes
as rsmoyed, and to the surprise of all present,
. W. contents found to be in perfect state OF
tno ossrvation We do not recollect the exact
PP.tss Of putting up and opening-the beef must
Sa;,vever have remained undisturbed 3 or 6
No" Neither do we remember the name of
~ INGENIOUS packer-in respect, however, to
LIZ delicious qualities of this sroast beef OF old
1 leland our memory is by no means so
"ssherous; we are free to declare it exceeded
tre Ssl;cacy of flavor any we had before tasted;
H. .s;cb peculiar excellence may possibly be at
"nd las with wlvesj to the effect OF age
,rFrssb meat can be kept five years free from
ta;nt why may itnot century? indeed, in
, ,aI around upon the wonderful discover
~ that are every day making, it is but antici-
H,t;ng their relation one to the other, to sup.
Use Use That some fifty years hence, a winged
S,onIterer NAV make careful selection from
Fsoct of wild geese, many hundred feet above
.hs sn1face of the earth, and that the goose thus
selected NAV be bequeathed by some worthy
c;tv magistrate to the infant grandson who
hears his name, to be served up to honor the
occasion of his becoming of age.
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$50 Reward.

% ANYWAY from the subscriber, living
IL near Marbury's ferry, District of Co.
lumbla, on the lst inst. negro man named
Daniel, calling himself Daniel solomon,
generally known by the name OF Talbott's
Daniel. He took with him several suits of
good clothing, a fur hat, and a drab color
ed great coat with large cape.
Daniel is about foriy.six years OF age, a.
bout 5 feet or 7 inches high, is stout
made, has several remarkable scars on bis
breast, thick lips, and the under lip consid-
erably projecting, and large eyes, he is
an ariful insinuating fellow.
Daniel has an extensive acquaintance q
relations 10 Fairfax county and this Dis
trict. 1t is probable that he is lurking a.
bout Alexandria, or at Cedar Grove, Mrs.
MCarty's, where he has relations. If Ia
ken in the District, 10 dollars, if in Virgil.
MIA, 90, or elsewhere the above reward OF
80 dollars will be given for his sppreben-
sion. or secured in Jail so that get him a.
gain, and all reasonable charges will be
paid. GEORGE TALBOT,
mayo It
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Ne0v York, Mag 4.
WALL STREET


Since We turned broker which was SO
hours ago, the most surprising change has
occurred in stocks. We left on Thurs
gay al lOOt U. States, and SO City Bank,
1 n1l yesterday We brought up U. States to
loo and City to $751; But there were some
curious operations took place at our board
we began among ourselves-that is, we
o'ohers In caucus to sell stocks at lO2 7-8
IN nSe minutes IT got up 10 l0S4-in twp
II n.es more to Ain three minutes to
tto4a, and IN four minutes more by 'Shrews-
Jury clock we, holders of stocks, run it
Up 70 iOa-and then We adjourned. Alter
Suf BOARD broke up, some OF our brothers
actually sold u. States stock at 1861 but
strange TO tell land stranger still to explain,
without any arrival, without any news Of
war without the adjournment of Con-
sfeSs, or los. of the Charter election, in Is
minutes after our board broke up We offer
Cd United States at l04, and some shares
we're actually offered to me at l03. Now
were IS something so mysterious and mex
piicable in all this, that we we have some
ioea OF resigning our seat at the board, and
De no longer broker, for look ye at the
operation Of this Suppose person autho'
lnorlzes ME to buy loo shares for him,
which do at lO2, bnt before we break up
Nonngs los. shall not charge him the
market price, and pop the other 8 per cent
!" my pocket. [AdUocdte.
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FROM HAVANA

Capt. Munica, of the Spanish brig Passiega, |
nom Havana, informs that two days before he
sailed, Spanish frigate and sloop of war arriv-
ed at Havana from Vara Cruz SAILED 10th
April with five millions of Dollars on board:
al the time of their sailing the Fort of st. Juan
de Uilawas (of course) in possession of the roy.
ahsts.-Accounts had been received from
Spain, but ofno later dates than those received
here through the medium ofthe British papers,
and ofthe same purport
.harkets.-Flour, per Dbl, IS a Is so;
Hams, Is cts. per 10; Lard, DO. do Cot.
lee, do. 22 so 60 Sugars white, s l2'
ab.
AT meeting of the half yearly Court of
Proprietors of the Bank Of England, on the
s2d March, dividend of FIVE per cent
was declared. As the allegation had been
frequently made and generally believed
that the Bank had occasioned much Of the
distress OF the country, by contracting its
issues, on the resumption of specie pay
ments,-a statement was made at the
meeting, by which it appears, that the
TACT was the reverse. The issues Of the
Bank were larger in the year ending in
March ,0S2. than in the preceding one
by nearly four millions sterling; and lar
ger by S,60o,000l. sterling in the year
ending IN March, 1921, than in the yea,
Before. AT the meeting, nothing was de.
iermined In regard to the reduction OF dis
count to per cent.
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;A MARINE LIST, 40
PORT OF ALEXANDRA
CoFIED FROM THE READING-RooM BOOKS,
ARRIVED-MAY 3.

.Schr. Twin-Brothers, Baker, 81 hours
fin Baltimore; full freight of dry goods &
whiskey to different merchants OF the Dis
triCt.
Schr. Rose>in Bloom, Sowle, 9 DIS from
Bermuda; ballast g. specie to M. Miller y
son, and I. H. Rowland. left brig Dove,
Johnston, of this port. and schr Banker,
Sturgis, of Elizabeth-City, the only Ameri-
can vessels at St. George's-passed in
Mani reach yesterday, schr. Sally,
Sheldon, I'm Providence, y schr. Susan;
lumber from an eastern pct
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By Last Evenings Mail.
New York, May 6.
is. BRIG ENTERPRlZE,

We lean by the sloop Edward, that this
vessel was left at Tampico rs days since,
taking in water, bound on cruize, and to
this port. Capt Savage at Boston, re-
ports that the Enterprise arrived at Cam.
peachy about tic middle of March, and
sailed on the eth for Vera Cruz He un.
derstood she had taken, at diHereAt times,
II sail OF piratlcal vessels, and destroyed
most of them; but made no prisoners, the ir
crews having hill made their escapd.
We learn, says the Palladium, that capt.
Savage brought information, that a differ.
ence had occurred between the governor of
Campeachy and capt Kearney. The for
mer intending to seize some property
which the latter considered American, and
was determined to protect, and to reta-
late any hostile measures.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-09
To Rent,

Essu,.s The house lately occupied by
ETaE Wm. Wood at the corner OF King
So and Pitt streets. the situation is
81 pleasant and healthy, the house
spacious and airy. In a lew days the pre-
misses will be put ip complete repair, For
particulars enquire of
r. T. RAMSAY & 20.
may9 lst
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-09
Spring Goods.

MORGAN g. 70 b,ve i'm.
is nartad il H. sI;n W;IheIm;na fron,
7 pI0 :" VIC sup '''' 'A0"'
70 S Gno md ,,,o, c.,ou ,,;nts
30 'u a. anu sspe' 'a ~ p, H..
~ 80 w W W I ~
n upIi :u'l'ue
~ u'u aa
10 o, MI a;,c w .,,;nsd g. .becLad
Plain Ieno
Tsmbonred do
low oamed :; ;on,nod
~ d "euJIp'The bet
W NIoA
Ind G'''''' Do
~ ' WI, m11cy,Ne
Cordod .bo.L '
Ha;r cord
Eon.u 49, a,.;,
Do cheeL
c.,
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SALES BIZ AUCTION.
Public Sale.

I'm Saturday the 18th may,
'YNHE subscriber will offer at public
y sale ON the premises for cash 4 lot Of
land in The vicinity Of the town Of Alexan-
dria, containing nine acres and twenty-five
poles;g bounded on the west By The Wash.
ington and Alexandra turnpike road, on
the east by Washington street, extended;
on the south by the line commonly called
Psrthenia Dades,, extending on the torn.
pike road, and Washington street, S33
poles.
Also,
One other lot containing one acre and.
one tenth, on the west side Of Washing.
ton street, extended on the esst side Of
Columbus streets, and on the north Of the
second street to the north Of Montgomery
street.
The above sale will be made under Q
deed of trust from A. Holbrook. to the
subscriber to. secure the payment Of GER
tain notes to WIS. Moore.
r. i. TAYLOR.
may 9 Is
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Notice.

CHARLES T. STUART, Attorney at
~ Law, will practice in the District Of
Columbia, & in Prince Georges 4 Charles
counties, Maryland; also, in Fauquier AMI
Fairfax counties Va. His. Office is at thr
northeast corner Of King and Columbus
streets, Alexandria,
may 4 o.