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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-11
For Sale or Lease.
F1yHE following Tract, OF Land, Ia
! Charles county, Maryland,
El,,,., %, l,o IJ0fO3l}nc R2-

f1yHE following Tract, OF Land, ia
h Charles county, Maryland,
Il Farm on the Potomac IA
YER. a, the mouth Of Pomonkey creek,
obtaining $40 acres, about Is miles be-
ow Alexandria; The larger proportion ie-
vel land and equal in fertlllty.to any III Inc
vicinity. ON It is one OF the most ele-
Gan, scites for bulldi.g of all the fine
heights that border the Potomac; located
IN genteeI neighborhood, it would make
an agreeable residence, and from its proxf
nifty to market, profitable farm.
also, a Farm on the same
River, at the mouth OF Mattawoman creek,
of about 100 acres, a lew miles beicw The
ormer, the whole first rate rirer tamd, -
On this farm is the .jisst Herring. FISHERY
N the Potomac. at which there has been
cleared upwards of 9O .oflcss per an
mum, and when i dependent OF the sales
on the shore, there might be put up from
8 to 5000 barrels OF fish every season.
besides the profits OF the fishery, Inc ad-
vantage of improving the land with the
oaffal from the shore, universally admitted
the best of manures. The present season
the tenant has al bis own option, manurea
upwards of twenty five acres that VIII
bring ten barrels OF corn per acre, when
shews the facility with which il is done
There will be reclaimed lit this summer
Is or 90 acres OF marsh, of immense ter
tlity, the greater portion is now ut tor the
plough. Should larger quantity OF lano
be wished, the two contiguous farms are
now for sale, and any part OF them mlgh'
be pu.l sased on moderate terms.
Il tract of Land about a mile
from the las, mentioned, between Two and
three hundred acres. The greater part o.
this was cleared for the first time the las'
season, and might be immediately got IN
cultivation. About 80 acres has been re-
served and is in the best description OF up.
land growth. The land is level and o.
very good quality-on it is nov cut anc
corded upwards Of 1900 cords OF best oak
which will lie sold in any quantity as i
| lies. :,
O. All these lands arc wei
watered, and considered as healthy situa
tons as any ia the country. u not dispos
ed of in short time they will be sold il
any quantity as it lies. tnot disposed 0
in short time, they will be leased to-
several years, en- advantageous terms
application to be made to the subscribe
in Georg clown. D. c. or TO William Ma
son, Esq. Charles county, Md. who viii
show the lands.
c.. MASON.
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June Is
Notice.
Boston. Goth Qprtl. 1929.

Boston, Goth Qprsl, 1922.
a S the subscriber will probably leave
"A the United States in the course OF the
ensuing summer, he desires thai all persons
who have OF pretend to have any claims
against him will present them to him in
Boston, on or before the end of June next,
and he hereby makes known TO all whom
it may concern that unless this notice is
complied VITA. it will be pleaded in bar TO
all CLAIMS whatever, founded on any mat
ter or transaction, which may have occur
ed prior to this date.
RAYMONDO CHACON.
hay2 laW60d
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-11
$50 REV ARD.

u AN away from the subscriber on Bon
~ day night last, an apprentice to ne }hs
brlcklaying business, named JOotfh
DUDLEY, betHee I9 and 20 years otage,
about 8 feet 4 or inches high; OF bro"n
complexion; thick set, inclined 10 sioGp .
little and swings his arms very much aLelI
walking. Took With him drab cos'ee
and pantaloons pantaIooDs and rovlod,
about OF Russia sbeeting, blue stJipaeu
domestic vest, and black fur bat iusls
worn. All persons are cautioned sgalDs'
harboringor employing him, as the Jaw W
will be strictly enforced against sucn % .,
may. The above reward will be give"
on experimenting and lodging him 70 Sa"'
kOB7. BR0CkEI;
june Is Il
The Winchester papers will insert The a
bove three times.
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Charles County Court,

.Narch Term, 1922.
ON application to the Judges Of Charles
" county court, by petition 10 writing OF
John Howard of Charles county, tor the
benefit of tie act OF Assembly tor the re-
liefof insolvent debtors, passed at Nov,
session 1905, and the several supplements
thereto, Oh the terms mentioned therein a
schedule OF his property, and list OF his
creditors on oath, so far as he can ascer-
tain them, beins annexed 10 lis petition
and being satisfied by competent testimony
that the said John Howard has resided two
years immediately preceding the time OF
his application, in the state OF Maryland,
and being also satisfied that the said John
How ard is in actual confinement for debt,
and for no other cause, and the SAID John
Howard having entered into bond with sut-
sCient security for his personal appearance
in Charles county court, TO answer such all
legations as his creditors may make against
him. Ii is therefore ordered and adJudged
that the said John Howard be discharged
from imprisonment, and that by causing
copy of this order to be inserted in some
one of the Aewspapers edi'ed III the Dis
trict of Columbia, once week Tor two
months successfully before the third Mon
day of August next, be give notice to his
creditors 10 appear before the said court at
Port Tobacco in said county, on the said
th.rd Monday OF August next, for The pur-
pose of recommending a trustee for thei!
benefit and to shew cause, if any they
have, why the said John Howard should
no. have the benefit of the several insol-
vent laws of his state as prayed.
Teste, JOHN BARNES, C!k.
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district Of Columbia.

Jonah lshompson--ConpIainant
AGAINST
Thomas Hickman and Moses Oh.
fendants.- 0n d.
TINE defendant Thomas Ijicln.
y having entered bis sppesra assa nt
given security according 10 the sta,u' and
rules oil this Court, and it appear,aa u
satisfaction of the Court, upo,' sa 70 he
filed, that the said deiendsn," ~, frlldast
Hickman, is not an inhsbusrr n - lolll,
trict oil CoIumbia; On motion Of !, ~ tae Dh.
pIa;nantaby his Counsel, it is orde,s e I 4
the said defendant Thomas Hirt"e.u To-,
appear here or the fist day Of per ,aa1 Do
ember term, and enter bis appes car, Nor
this suit, and give security for ne, Suse 10
the DEGREES of the Court, and ,bs u,'M.pi'nIls
er defendant, Moses Gibson. do , "a, OH
away, convey or secrele Tie debls h hv pay
owing 10. or the estate or effects la
hands belonging to the said aJseo, W. ~ ls
dant Thomas Hickman, until tho f I.,ei'
order or decree OF this Court. and 'u Ms
copy OF this order be forthwith prsl Gf' > ,
for two months success,yely, in one 0 AZ !
public newspapers published in li;s r, @s
ty, and that another copy be pos,aG s ~ ~
front door OF the Courthouse Of said c = 'le
ty.-(A copy,) V0l'
Teste, EDM. !. LEE e r
June 29 o. 70
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-11
UNION TAVERN,

Ge0rgeto7ca, II. L.
THE subscriber takes leave to inform
l. biz friends and the public, that he has
taken that large and well known tavern
establishment, known by the nRme of the
UNION TaVER ",
in Georgetown, few minutes walk only
from the Presidents House and the pub
Offices. He viii be provided with the
best of liquors, bedding, stabling. anc in
short, with every thing necessary for the
convenient aud comfortable accommoda-
ton of travellers, and for permanent and
transient boarders. Private families OF
members of Congress and others can, at
all times, be furnished with private, COM
Portable and well furnished rooms, with
good and faithful servants to attend upon
them. There is, perhaps, no house Of
public entertainment in this country better
calculated for the purpose than this, and
none, it may be safely affirmed, IN this
District atall equal to it. The house is
now undergoing some improvements, and
will in the course of a few days, be ready
for the reception of company. There are
four or five lines of stages which run to
and from this house daily; and there is an
excellent well constructed steam boat
which plies every day between George
town aud Alexandria.
The subscriber who lately kept the tav.
erD at Rossburgh, near Bladensburgh,
deems it unnecessary here 10 make dis
play OF promises for giving satisfaction TO
those who may think fit to favor him with
their custom; but this much be will say.
that no exertions on his part, shall be
wanting, to give general satisfaction. and
he does hope that from his experience in
this line of br.:ness, and his general dis
position to please, to ENJOY full share OF
public patronage. His charges too, shall
be regulated by the present and increasing
appreciation of money; so that his custo-
mels may expect NOT only the best accom-
dations, bat reasonable balls also.
?. S. The Baltimore, Annapolis, Alex
andria, and Fredericktown Stages, arrive
and start from the above establishment
daily. where seats can be taken.
HE'LL PECK.
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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-11
THE SUBsCRIBEn

HAS just received anJ offers for sale
4 d 100 bottles superior Lemon Syrup,
clarified, agreeable, convenient, salutsry
and cheap. 4 boxes of German Toys.
consisting of drums, swords, guns, pistols,
fiddles, &c. which will be sold very low,
also, on hand,
A few sets East India table mats.
case containing loo bureaus, elegantly
covered with straw,
A few very handsome dolls,
also,
Soft sheled almonds, shelIbarks, Elberts
English walnuts, palm nuts, bunch Musca-
tel raisins. sultanas do. cordials, wines,
lemonade. ice creams, s'omachic bilters,
segars, and all the delieaCies OF the season.
the whole composing general assortment
of CONFECTIONERY, which will be
sold very low, he also has prepared rooms
upstairs for the better accommodation of
Ladies and Gentlemen. Ie also returns
his sincere thanks, to the public generally,
tor the very liberal encouragement that be
has received, and :olicits continuance of
their patronage.
JOHN HEPBURN,
Coyectioner, King street, 8 doors below tie
Mayors Office.
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POETRY.

hat rarely hope to have ms way cneereo oy so
I,xurisatly rich sketch as the following. A
tceaIng brilliancy Of Fancy is united with the
happiest felicity in enbodyins its conceptions.
The animal and the vegetable world assume
the soltest and the brightest, the most meian-
cnoly and detected tints, yet every tint Is true
20 nature. [Pdl1ud. Dem. Press.
POETIC Al. SXETC HE'S.
u< Oh. Power of love so fearful, yet SO tam
Lie OF our lie on earth vet KIN to care
1t lay mid trees, little quiet nest
Like 10 the stock dores and the noneySueKle
Soread Ter the cottage root, while the req rese
C;cew roand the easement, where the tnlSS-
learel vine
,yove !, lrx,,,ians. curtain, with wreath,
A hr,d.d yreath Of SILVER lessamine;
\ soft tart Law before tue door, o'erhung
WITT large waiurt trees, green canopy,
t.neiscled roani Sit.s lowers and hike queen
OF tae yoaag roses, stood bright-cheeked
Girl
with smiles of Summer and with lips offspring,
A shape Of air, and footsteps of the wind,
She looked all hope and glaaness but her
ewes. Towe
Her deem blue eyes, which seemed as they did
l'heir tiats to tue first vi'let April brings,
Had yet sad meanings IN taen twas h9t
griet,
Bat as presage OF some i'll to come
she stood upon the turf, while round her few
Her b,ight-h1ed pigeons, feeding from her
naad
And still she threw fresh flowers upon the cage,
SYnere two white doves we're cooling and then
Liaht as the rose leaves falling, to her Sire,
10 greet him, and to give kind Good-mor-
A blossom full of promise is Lies Joy;
That never comes to fruit; hope for time
Suns the Young Aoweret in its gladstone light,
And il looks loucishing-a little while
IT'S past, We know not whittier, but It's gone
Some canker has consumed it, OF some blight
Has niDt it unawares, some worm has proved
Upon It's lie, or else some unkind blast
Has torn 1t from the stem; and those who lov'd.
Who sondly cultnred it, are LETT to weep
Over the ruins of their cherished Hower-
passed by that sweet cottage; it was changed;
The rose trees were all dead, the unpruned
vine weeds
was trailing on the ground, the thick-grown
Gave signs OF de5olatlon; one poor dove
SAT- by broken easement, while her wall
Was echoed aloarnfully from the lone roof
Love, Oh fond Love betraying, beautiful,
How can we trustthe hope of life to thees
Is it not building on the sands? Fair GIRL
Il was the darkness of thy destiny
She loved one all unworthy of her love.
Alas, that still devoted confidence
Should lead but unto ruin He heguiled
Her steps from home and happiness; and when
She trusted hut to him, his heart no more
Answered the beat OF her's-then he could
leave
The fond deceived one lone and desolate
She turned TO her father whom she left, Fnot
And knet, and PRAYED forgiveness; he might
Look on her pale cheek, thin and wasted form.
And not weep, DER her, kind and pardoning
tears.
Her heart was broken--and familiar scenes
Of happier DAYS and childhood brought no
charm
TO one whose hope was past away-she died.
L. E. L.
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District OF Columbia.
aieqandrlu coanty, q n'sf !;
November Term, 1921 J
9eth day.
IN CHdNCERY !.

= Is. i u 81 + u =
IN CHdNC LRY 3
Leonard Cock and James Clare, joint mer-
chants and CO ,,srtners tIadiog under
the firm OF Cook & Ciare.--Compial-
nants,
Edward Edelin,, Richard Renker and Cap
tain - Observation-Disclosures
HNHE defendant Edward Edelin, not ha-
i wing entered his appearance and g.,
ven security according to the statute ana
the rules of this couri, and It appearing 10
the satisfaction of the court upon attldavh
flied. that the said defendant Edward I'd
elm, is no. an inha biant OF the District OF
Columbia on motion of the compiainants
by their counsel, II as ordered, hat the
said defendant, Edward Edelin,. do APP
pear here on the first day of next Novein-
Der term and enter disappearance TO tins
suit. and give security tor performing the
DEGREES Of the court. and that the other
Defendants, Richard Renker and Captain
- DAVIS, do not pay away, convey
or secrele the debts by them owing to. or
the estate or eifecls in their hands belong.
ing TO the said absent defendant, Edward
Edelin,, until the further order or decree OF
this court and that copy OF this order
be forthwith published for tao months sue
cess,peiy in one of the public newspapers
published in this county, and that an3ther
COPY be posted at the front door OF the
Court house of said county 4 Copy.
Teste, EDM. /. LEE, G. G.
iulv Q 2m
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District of Columbia.
alexandria Coanty 10 ~,
May Term, 1922.
Path Day
IN CHdNCEKY.

Robert T. MarshalI-Complsinaut
AGAINST
Thomas Cox and Smilhey Deacors-Ds.
fendsnts.--
YNHE defendant TLcmas Cox. NOT b,v.
Il ing entered his appearance and DIV.
en- security according TO The statute .; and
the rules OF this Court. and il appearing n
the satisfaction OF the Court, upon AID
yit filed, that the said defendant. Thomas
Cox, is not an inhabitant of the District Of
Columbia; on motion OF the said conplan
ant, by bis Counsel, il is ordered. that the
said homas Coy, do appear here On The
first day OF next November term, and en-.
ter his appearance to this suit, and give
security Tor PERFORMING the DEGREES of
Court, and that the other defendant. Sni.
they Deacons. do not Pay away, convey,
OF secrete, The debts by him wing 10, or
the estate or effects in bis hands belonging
TO the said absent defendant Thomas Cox,
until the further order or decree OF obi,
Court, and that copy of this order be
forthwith published for tao months success.
avcig in one ni the public newspapers pub.
lisbed 10 this County, and that anolhe,
copy be posted at the front door Of lie
Courthouse of said County.-(A copy,)
Teste, EDM. i. LEE, CT.
June ~ I'm
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15

Vate Charity was on his motion, taken uP
and agreed to.
The House, on motion OF M Smith, Of
Maryland. then agreed 10 take into considera-
ton he unfinished business of yesterday-
(ibe bill for making partial appropriation
tor the military service Of 1872, &c.
The appropriation for the indian Depart
mcnt was The subject 10 he discussed the 9th
er contemplated appropriations in the bill hsv-
ing been agreed 10 yesterday. Considerable
debate took place :; when the committee Of
the whole rose, without deciding on the ques-
ton Of this particular appropriation. and OBJ
tanned leave TO SIT again. adjourned.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15
SOUTH. AMERICA.
EKON CURRACOA,

BY the brig alatleawan, capt. Scribner, We
learn that the ". States brig Spark, capt. FL
ion, arrived al Curacao, on The 18th ali. from
cruise TO, the windwsrd.
Capt. Scribner brought Curacao papers to
the 20lh ut. which state, that another expe-
dilion had sailed from Puerto Cabeo. to
make descent upon Coro- II consisted Q.
the Hercules brig OF war, and ten other yes
sells, principally sohooDers; having on board
from to 600 men, under the immediate or
ders OF Gen. La Terre, Who had resigned the
commands OF Puerto Cabello. to Gen. Morales.
This, expedition has made landing al Los Sa-
gYes, in the Gulph of Maracaibo. A felucca
Belonging to La Ferret having great guam
tity Of arms and ammunition on board for The
use Of the troops, ran ashore al Cumarebo. and
was taken possession Of by The independents.
Bolivar was reported 10 be in Maracaibo,
with body OF 5000 men, and was about to
proceed with this force, for the reduction q
Puerto Cabello.
CURACAO, DEC. l2.
Declaration Of The Independence of Spanish 81.
Domingo.
Arrivals at New York, from the city Of 81.
Domingo, have brought unexpected and off,
cIal Intelligence OF the whole of the Spanish.
part Of The island OF ST. Domingo having de-
clared lis Independence OF Spain on the frs.
Of thus month, as Il were by the unanimous
voice Of the re ope-not drop Of blood hav-
ing been split, nor any excess committed on
the occasion. The act OF The declaration oe
Independence consists OF 80 long articles.
ErtrGctfrom letter dated
HAVANA, Dec. If.
The cruizers are again pundering The yes
sells OF the United States, as soon as the latter
leave The coast and there are now three ont
IRON RegIs, full manned, who board every
vessel they fall in With, and have this week
ransacked several. and maItrea,sd Tie crews.
We do not know where the vessels are which
were sent out here fos our protection, as none
Of them have appeared for mary days, nor en-
tered the port.
" The Cabildo Of Guatimala has invited The
CabAdo Of this city to follow their example.
and become independent TO which the latter
have given an angry reply, and have pub
lished the letter and answer. The Captain
General has added an address to the loyal and
constitutional people of Havana and the
island.
+" new election has taken place the Dep
uties illegally elected 70 he Curtes are left out,
and new ones chosen in their stead.
g Our market offers no encouragement 10
ship any thing 70 this place Al present"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15

The committee appointed 70 receive, SORT AM oolnt
The votes, reported tIat the whole number OF votes
was rs necessary 10 a choice, o. Capt JOHN -Aer-
riH had Is, and was Chosen.
4 bA-to incorporate Unity Lodge, passed TO be en-
crossed
misunderstanding the manner Of ensrossing acts
and resolves. Sc-auhorisng the court Of sessions "a
Oxford county 10 hold SPECIAL lerh-and granting
pension TO Oliver Perkins, passed stages.
CrferS Of notice, were granted 10 Solomon Adams
and others and To the town OF Sedgwck. Leave 70
bring in bills granted 10 Williau'Simpson'a and
others George Brimner and others Oliver SewaH y
others; and seectmen OF sullivan.
The two Houses being IN convention, Nessrs- Isaac
Lane Mark Harris. James Nc Lellan and EbeneZcr
Williams appeared and were qualified To advise the
Governor CounselloTs, the ensuing year. The oon
vcnton then proceeded 10 the choice of Treasurer:
counting tho votes. appeared that Joseph O. Boyd,
Esl was reelected withOat much opposition.
Wednesday next, at ten O'Clock. Is assigned for the
choice OF Major General for the LIST Division, 10 FL
the vacancy occasoncd by the death 81 Gen Frost
Candidates. Gen. John Nc Donald and Gen. Simon
NOVEL;.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
GEORGIA.

The Legislature has adiourned.-Amone
the acts passed is one for regulating The inf,r-
course between the Georgia Bank and L. 5.
Branch Bank al Savannah.
AT Savannah, on The 28th uli. the eieb sea-
men 81 the sch. Hiram, convicted Of Piracy an
Spanish vessel, received sentence Of death.
10 be executed on The first Wednesday in April
NORTH CAROLINA.
esslhe North CaroIins House OF Commons.
have passed bill 10 repesl their act Of ibs
last session, for TIE relief or honest debtors
thus reyerling to The system Of imprsonmer!
for debt
The Senate Of the same State, have rejec-
led bill Tor establishing bank entirely On
The funds and faith nf the Stale.
DELAWARE.
The Legislature of this State. commenced
ITS session on The Cd instant. The prircipal
topics dweli upon in lie Governors speech.
are, the Maryland resolutions relative 10 40
allowance OF western lands 10 tue old stats,
lot ne purposes OF edscs liOn, and Those 81 T.
mo- AMI making war upon the general govern
meh'' Like good citizen, anil sensible
u'd'' iAe U"VeiDor i in favor Of The ioEEaef'
and against the latter.
NEW YORK.
Fot@nd rearl ashes. constitute The prirci'
pal exl or, ot the Safe al New York. i Ts's
commodity" says Go,ernor Clinton, o.
spected under the laws of Massachusetts,, hs'
nr'us hi FIRE pounds sterling more Iou, ih~r
! 'he'Fs 70 foreign markets"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15
MnNnAy.. Jan. IL.

NlONnAN-JaD. Ift.
Petition Of Samuel Hadlock and others, referred TO
next Legislature
Ordered that the Secretary Of Stare be directed to
lay before the Senate, statement Of the number Of CO.
pies Of the laws of the State, passed during the year
l82G-c1 which ordered TO be notwithstanding
number of copies contracted for by the committee
thorised for the same and the of the
contractand the number Of copies that have been de-
lvered at the Secetarys Office in pursuance Of said
contract.
Messrs. Seaver and Bond, were joined on part CT
Senate TO the committee Of House. PRONUNCIATION Of
laws and resolves 10 be passed the present session
communication from the Governor was laid on the
table by the Secretary Of State containing report OF
the Board of Jursprudence-read and committed to
hfessrs. Bradbury and Den part Of the Senate
Sent down for concurrence.
A letter was received from j. @. Bovd, Esq. signify
ING his acceptance of the Office of Treasurer OF the
State, Read and sent down.
Mr. Bond, from committee on new trials, reported
reference to next Legslaure-Of application against
Trustees of Washington Academy Accepted. &c.
AleSsrS. OBrien and Wheeler are loined to commit
tee for altering act provide Tor packing, &C. pick
led and smok ed fish.
Ordered that the Committee appointed TO contract
for State Printer be discharged from further
vice.-To-monow at II o'clock, assigned for choice
BY ballot.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15

Order Of NOtfre granted on tie petition All
SelectRen OF Unity-and OF petition Of s.
Ieclmen d Putnam.
Leave 10 bring in bill given On petition =
Samuel Whitney, IN behalf u the town J.
Munson.
Adjourned till tomorrow morning al Mn.
O'Clock
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-15
FOREIGN NEWS


Turkish Emigrdnfs.-Cspt. Hyatt, lately
arrived at New York, from Trieste. mforn.
that The Emperor Of Austria had issued prv.
clsmatIoD,- that none OF the Turkish emisrant.
should land IN his domInions. Several sesseIx
had arrived wilh enlgranls, and were order.
ed 10 Venice.