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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-14
To Rent,

So A MILL, with good stand 70
HgYYl Dry Good aud Grocery Store r
So ri not tar distant from the District Of
rA.Asssl Columbia. The mill has been
gust repaiSd. Enquire of D. Minor Esq.
deputy MARSHAL. Alexandra, or Jeremiah
Brnnaugh. Esq. GenrgetOwn.'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-14
For Sale.

nsv-a | will sell my HOUSE on King
gT street, at very reduced price. it
MEMS adapted for store and large
1850 family, combining elegance and
oonye1ience; AMI situated in most heal
thy aud desirable neighborbood. Il is
worthy the attention of any perron desi-
reus of permanent residences
Also, to Rent,
g.. A small house on the west end
fssxA of Duke-street; calculated for
#sgH dwelling and shop.
oct al II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-14
10 be Rented.

s,, A house and Lot on Union street,
u aEa lately occupied by the subscriber.
sss2 ANN LEAP.
PA dec z If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-14
Three Tracts,
Parts Of tracts, or parcels Of
LAND:

being the dwelling plantation Of which
Walter Dyson died seized, called Brother
hood, indian Cabin. and Nevis Desire.
containing two hundred and eighty seven
acres, and twenty three perches Of land,
more or less. This Land lies in Charles
county, within four miles of Charlotte
Hall'school, is good farming land, the si-
tua'ion remarkably healthy, aud in other
respects is we'll
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-14
Worth the attention

of persons DESTROYS to purchase. tFThe
terms of sale are that the purchasers exc
cute bond with good and sufficient secu-
rity for the payment of one fourth Of the
purchase money, on the ratification OF the
sale by the court. and the residue of the
purchase money, in three equal annual in
stalments, bearing interest from the day
of sale, and on the payment of the whole
purchase money, and no, before, the trus-
tees will by good and sufficient deed,
convey to the purchaser all the right title
ard interestof- said Walter Dyson in and
to the land and premises above mentioned.
LUCINDA DYSON,
BENNETT. DYSON.
jan'26-d6w Trustees
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-14

The parties in the aforementioned eaI'
ses, are hereby notified, that on the .hI
day of May next at ten O'Clock, A. ~. )
intend to proceed TO execute the iorego'',
order; atwhicb time they may attend y
my Office should they see fit. Given ".
der my hand, at Alexandra. this 2Slb d9
OF February, 1899.
march 4 Iaw2m
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-13
Wool Cardi1g.

THE subscribers inform their friends
Il and the public. that they have rePlen isheG
their Carding Machines with new Cards Of the I'm.
est and most approved manufacture. and that they
are now enabled 10 Gard Wool OF AL grade 8, in thf
best manner.
They continue so Manufacture all kinds Of Wool.
en- Goods, as usual -.also, they color and finish
Wooen Cloths of all descr ptons and to color gar
ments. Sac. that have fsdod, or become unfashon.
able--Aii branches Of the above business will tie
done with despatch, and on the lowest terms, and
the least favor gratefully ackuo w!edged.
tr'l' CLARKE & GRINNEI.L.
B-sANroAp ALAy, Little e.Compton--PsLEo
Coaay, Tiverton-WILLiAM PIARtE, Bristol
Eerry-snd Jon SbeRMAN, in Newport, will re-
seve and forward articles intend ed for the Manu-.
factory. Portsmouth, July 10, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-13
POETRY.
(SELECTEDl
A FRAG MENT.

xrp comes no,--i have watched the moon 60 dowr
I,,,, vet he comes not--once IL was not SO:
Ve thinks not how these bitter tears do how,
srhe while he holds HE riot in chat town.
Yet he will come. and chide. and shall weep,
And he win wsts my infapt from its sleep,
To blend it's feeble waihng with my tears.
O how love q mother's watch 10 keep.
Over those sleeping eyes, that smile. which oheets
NV heart, though sunk in sorrow. fad and desp'
I had husband once, who lov'd me-nov
He eysr wears frDwn upon his brow.
And feeds his passion on wanton's lip.
AZ bees, from laurel aower's poison sip,
hut yet, I cannot ha,e--O there were hours,
When could hang for ever on his eye,
And Time, who stole with silent swiftness BY,
strewed, as be hurried ON, his path with flowers.
I loved hist ihen--hs lsved me tVo-my heart
Still finds it, fondpsss kintle, is he smile
The memory Of our loves will ne'er depart,
And though he often sting me with dart,
Venorn'd and barb,d, aud waste upon the vile.
Caresses which his. .babe and ming should shstes
Though he should spurn mel will calmly bear
His msdness--and should sickness conc snd lay
It's paralyziug hand Upon him, then
I would, with Kindness, all my wrongs repay,
Uolil The penitent should weep. ard say,
How injured, and how faithful bad been. r.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-13
NEW GOODS.
ISAAC GOULD,
Has jdsr reesiped, ar his old stand,

Has jhsr received, az ms old stand,
No. l76, Thames -Street,
And offers for sale as low ss can DO purchased
id town, for CASH,
A N assortment Of best superhne Broad.
IA cloths and Cassimercs, fashionable col
ols middle and low priced do. do for Sur
touts ; Tartan Plsids, for Cloaks super and
cop mon drab Deyonshire Kerseys !; double
milled Broad ioths, for Great Goats, plain
and embossed Bombazettes, black and lacey
coiors supe, new fashioned Csssinelt Vest.
ing, Valencia common do; rich gilt
Goa. and YES, Bu.tcps saperb fancy Cravs's; |;
black silh and flag Handkerchieis; brown
Hollands and Cottons, very cheap.
. er His friends end tho public arc Invited
to call end examine for themselves.
>vsyvnorf, October ~, 1891.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-13
AIRED by W. T. CONWAY, Chemist, No I,

pREPARED BY w. r. CONWAY, Chemist, no. I,
a Bumstead Place, Boston. viz,
DIR. Relies Botsfscsl Drops.
Or. Relies Asthmstic Pills
DR.. Relics Aromatic Female Pills, for ObStrrr.
tons, &c.
DIR. Relies An,ibIlious Pills, for Indigestion, rz-
Iious Affections, &c.
DIR. Relies Vegetable Specific, (for sick head
ache)
Dr. Relies Vegetable Rheumatie PiIla
DIR. Jebbs Rheumatic Lniment-- pheumatism Of
% years, standing has been curcs BY tbs in "a
itfours.
British Antsep,ic Denirifce, most excellent for
the teeth and gums,
Dumfres' Din, ment, certain and safe cure for
the Heh, in hours duplication, he il ever SO III.
yetersie. CT No Gonger from fokiny cOh
Albion Corn Plaster The relief is immediate,
and while it dissolves and draws the corn ou, ty
the roots. it causes not The least pain
Csmbrian toolh-acle Pills; the relief is instan.
tsneous, without the least injury TO the teeth.
Dr Hunters celebrated Pills-Dr. Hunters m
lection Powders. and Dr. Hunters Cersle, for tie.
preventits and cure Of yenerea complaints with.
perfect secresy. treatise, explaining symptoms,
and method Of cure accompany each Pssket.
Pamphlets Of many extraordinary cures, may be
bad OF the Agents, gratis.
p .Nsne Of fhe GbOve are yen'riae. uHiss, sisrsd
Nv. L. Conway. A large discount to Ceontry
Physicians, Traders. &c. The above Medicines
may likewise be had Of
SAMUEL w. VINSON, DrrggfsI,
No. Ito, Thsmes-sIeet, Newpoui
-ilso, BY
Lemnel w. Briggs, BrisfOi, Hercules Whitney.
Mason, Balch, P~orsdeice; Dyer Howes, HfIc'
hams Greene, .rer- London, Hopkins, Borffs-d sni
most Druggists, BookseIefs Of fesrsSiabiliy' ais
by most Poet. Masters, throughout The Unior,
None are genuine uniess signed BY w. r. CONWAY
Juv ~. 1870 .'t
ErPRINIThG q, ~ al kfhds, ,ea s-.icE ~
eenirrsoyy n,-sr, ssais oGire.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-13
FOR SALE,

THE Island In Point Judith Popd, sooth. Kington,
L called the Great Island, containing, by estima
tion one hundred and seventy acres, most excellent
land, with Ai the buildings. consisting Of two story
Dwelling E6ase. large now Barn and Crib, and all
other necessary buildings ,bcreon. in complete re-
pair, end ven Of good water rearthc house. Tlia
land is walled into convenient lots
.aso-A small Island that formerly joined the afore
mentioned island. containing IL acres Of land-the
soil Of both is Of superior quality; none better in
this or the adjoining states, The whole being good
srable land well adapted for making cheese. raising
corn, bsrly rye and oats orkeeping sheep, it is
supposed il can feed twelve hundred--ibere is peat
or tug for fuel. in plenty, and many having places
for the varous kinds Of hsh-the pond contains such
a. Bass, Pesrch, E,wives, Oysters, CLANS aud Mus.
cies, easily obtained. Scs manure also be easily
obtained, it is coulnusly collecting the shore.
Farm from two to five thousand dollars val
ue. With good buildings. wood and orchsrding, in
this or the state Of Connecticut, il approved OF will be
taken in part payment A proportion of Cash will be
expected, and the residue may remain with the pur
chaser on approved security, for many years. paying
the interest annually.
For further particulars, sc apply TO
EDWARD HAZARD, or
THOMAS G. HA3ARD.
S.pts. Klngsfen. ,.Nsu IA, 1921.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-13
From Poaissn's Adperfisey.

From Pouissn's AdverGsey. b.
Feions.--Friend Poulson will serve
the cause ofthe afflicted, by Inserting the
following recipe for the cure of (elons or
qphitlosvs, which, for number Of ye%rs,
has been successfully recommended by a
respectable female of this city, viz.
Take Of Indian 'rurnip and Garlic, two
parts each, Bread, Dutch Cheese, But
ter, Salt, Hoaey, Gin and Yeast, each
one part. -
Alter having grated the Turnip and
Cheese, the whole Of the ingredients may
be intimately mixed ip a mortar. and ap-
Piled to the part affected in the form OF a
poultice; observing to let it remain on
48 hours, which seldom fail in perform
ing cure.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-13
NEW GOODS.
JOHN 3. WEWTON,
lO4. Thames. Street,

Has jusf received and cGerS TOR sals,
TWENTY FIVE pieces Rassia Diapers; black
i Bombasetts, from Nos to 10 biue black and
brown Prn,s; Au,srcsn and BRUSH shlrtings d
and l0.4 Blankew, black Lux. uings. at IS Cd per
Yard gen,Ien,en's and ladies' Hosiery 80 lbs OF
American white and assorted colored sewing Cot
tons coiored Csmbricbs, &c &c
.terVporf, January l6 1922
CUlIDALk'S MILLS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-13

INDIGO BLUE.

'' INDIGO BLUE.
THE subrcribers respectfully informs their
friends and the public, that they have estab.
iished the Indigo blue Dying. and have employed
an experienced workman at the coloring and finish.
ing. wooIlen goods Of s descriptions will be fin
ihed in The neatsst manner, the most reasonable
- terms. r'...
WOOL'CARDING.
Wool Of ell grades cardcd into rolls in the best
manner. They continue to manufacture wool on
shares or BY contract. as may best suit their en-
pioyers.
The following persons will receive end forward
any Articles intended for the Union Factory.
EDWARD STANHOPE, and
ROBERT X 4 FRANCIS CARR, Nerpova
GEORGE LAYTON, 7.rerssn.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Bristol Ferry.
They return their sincere thanks 10 their iormer
eustomers and sohcit Tue Uc,,,i"usrcc of ,bsivfs.
you're. JOHN BABC0CK.
MOSES LAWTuN
Portsmouth, June I5, 1891.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-13
NUl'lCE..

vAMEs TOWNSEND, informs bis friends and
j the public, that Ne has employ ed an experienced
vo,Lman. at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS.
and is ready to attend to the calls OF his old Gus
,on,ers and Friends--tbe smallest favour will eb
gratefully acknowledged Md Punetualy attended
sSo--caIl q the Chspbers oset biz Svso norh
corner of DsnriSses 's.whcs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-13

"PRINIIhGI q al hrnds, ,eas-.iesss
eenirarso,y n,-sr, ssttis o6ire.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-13

= "An,an Of other doys."- gallant 9th.
Ger ofthe revolutionary army, in a long and
friendly letter to me, says--"l was at
'tached to the army seven years and ten
months, during all which time I never
lost more than one months duty, and
never was absent more than one day from
my regiment without lavt. ! vas en-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-13

eaeed in more than thirty reld actions,
and besides assisted in the seige, storm,
or capture of nine forts or fortified places,
in which l received three wounds--one
of (which, even yet, pains me every day. ;"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-13
M and Table Beer.

TOHN b. LYON informs the public
u that he has received, for sale, and will keep q
eonstar, supply Of
Doa6le and Single Ae and Table Beer,
Of the first quality. March "a
NOTICE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-13
NOTICE.

THE subscriber wishes situation in some public
i Office n eierk-satufactory recommendations
will be gwen. JOHN DEBI0i5.
Newport, January 9. 1872,
THE. VOLATILE AROM MIC
SNUFF, for Head. Aehe 6 Cofayrh.
ID EComMENDED by poct. wAtaAaouss,
N now constantly kept for sale by
SAMUEL w. vlsSON.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-14
GDR Gasettr.
PORTLAND, TUESDAY, MAY Il -

English papers have been received II
VIZ. London to 9TH Mt. and Liverpool T. e 80
GREAT BRITAIN
The disturbances in ireland still coat;n..,
The British Parliament have given L.
two bills, whose object is to open their c'e MT
trade to our merchants, and no doubt Was .sa'-i
tanned CT their final passage e'-
RUSSIA e. TURKEY.
Accounts from different quarters assn.
that war Is declared by Russia against tbe IT,. Nj
We have long anticipated this. We tb;nL |.
accounts bear the stamp Of authenticity.
GTThe items of news under our fara;-
head possess some interest.
WEST INDIA TRADE.
The President has been authorized IL -
the ports of the U. S. 10 vessels from the Rr;,;a
Islands, when those Islands shall be openeS \.
our vessels.
FRENCH TRADE.
The President is also authorized To su.nand
the tonnage act respecting French vessels. ia.
agreement is effected with France.
The Russian Northwest Coast COMPANY !.
said to be in very fourishing condition, and "a
have converted more than 10000 Sayages \,
Christianity.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-14

Congress.-A large proportion of the business
which has originated in the House of Repre-
seutatiyes is yet undecided, and must lie over
to the next session. The compensation bill.
which occupied three days OF the time Of the
house, Sitting eight hours each day. and which
IS yet IN suspense, has defeated many bills. The
bill has been laid on the table, and may be
considered as one of those laid over to the next
session. The subject of Qualifications. and the
contracts under them, have also occupied much
ufi'e- ana Deen the means OF preventing the con-
siaeration q many important propositions. The
appropriations for those objects, however. were
passed by an overwhelming majority in the
House of RePresentaiives-and much other
business was gtfsrVsrds transacted.-Nat INT
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-14
domestic Intelligence.
MISSOURI.
STATE TROUBLES.

OIAIE ROUBLES.
The Legislature Of Missouri, in order to re.
ieve the embarrassments of the people on ac-
count of the scarcity of specie and the deprecia-
ton OF paper currency, passed law at the last
session, which provided for the delay Of execu-
ton two years and a half, in cases where the
creditor would not engage to take property at
two thirds offs value.
Judge Tucker, of the Circuit Court. has de-
clarea opinion in bis official capacity, that the
said act of the Legislature is unconstitutional.
But Judge Jones, ofthe Supreme Court, has Civ
en- an opinion directly the reverse.
GEORGIA.
Fresid.-The Savannah Republican of April
2s, contain. accounts from different parts Of the
State of a very great freshet. The Savannah
River, at Augusta, had risen % feet above the
ordinary level ola boatable river, but somewhat
lower than it was during the Yazoo fresh. A
private boat, containing FIVE or six hundred
bales of cotton, was overtaken by the fresh, car
ried against point, sunk, and negro was
drowned. The quantity of rain which fell was
so immense as to have quite isolated the town OF
Augusta.
heavy shower of rain, accompanied with
hail, was experienced at Mount Zion on the 10th.
Some of the hail stones were said to measure
eight inches in circumference The plantations
had been seriously injured; fields were literally
deluges, and the water courses swelled to an
extent almost unprecedented.
KENTUCKY.
The cultivation Of Ginseng for the China
market is subject of consideration in Ken
lucky. 1t has sold at Canton from 35 to It's per
pecul.
The Louisville Morning Post of the 10th April
states that on that day S2o5O in Commonwealth
Estate bank of Kentucky paper had been paid
for one thousand specie dollars
PENNSYLVANIA.
EARTHQUAKE.
We have seen letter from respectable gen.
temap in Lancaster, Penn. which states that on
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-14

Saturday afternoon at ten minutes before three
they experienced a severe shock OF al Earth
quake which had caused considerable sensation
and alarm among the inhabitants of that city.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-14


The Agent of Canada, in England in letter allud-
ing to the opening OF re West India ports to the YES
sells OF the u States says II is understood that the
intention of Ministers is to allow the trade with the
States at those islands only, where duties levied on
importations from the u States, and that tariff
would also be established sufficiently protecting to the
colonies y
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-14

We have seen a letter from respectable gen.
teman in Lancaster, Penn. which states that on
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01
THE INVISIBLE HIGHWAYMAN.

LONDON, Nov. 9.-The following circumstance
OF the truth Of which we have the most indubta.
BILE authority, occurred on Thursday evening last
On that evening, Mr.. Alexandra, whose powers oil
vocal illusion we noticed before, was engaged to
display his abilities before distinguished company
OF gentlemen, eTnong whom was Earl Grosvenor
at the residence of George Wilbraham, Esq. of De.
iamere Lodge. For this purpose, about dark, he
took chalse from the Royal Hotel, and proceeded
on his way. Finding that the post-boy did not
make all the speed his appointment required, Mr.
Alexandra had recourse to his curious art to quick
en him on his way; and initiating the noise Of the
approach OF horses, and throwing his voice first on
one side the road and then ON the other called out
.Coachman stop! repeating the words several times
4 won't stop, replied the young man, casting his
eyes on all sides, without seeing any body. The
call being reiterated again and again, he unrnerci.
fully belaboured his horses in hopes of outgoing
his supposed pursuers; the voice now proceeded
from behind; and anon from under the Carriage
AT last the poor post boy descended from his sta.
ton, and taking one of the lamps from its socket
he ventured TO examine behind around, and under
the chaise, without discovering any visible appear.
ance when to increase his establishment, the voice
still arculatlng the same summons, seemed to pro
coed from the roof Petriied with fear and wonder
the afirighted post-boy again mounted his vehicle
drove OF with increased speed, and leaning towards
the window OF the chaise, cautioned MIR. Alexandra
not to make nose, as they were certainly pursued
| by highwaymen. On reaching the toll-gate imme.
diaiely before entering the forest, the young man
communicated his apprehensions to the keeper
whom he charged to notice the men on horseback
whom he supposed TO be behind, as they passed.
Mr.. Alexandra still, however, continued the Joke
placing his voice sometimes at further and some.
times at nearer distance, while the afrighted dri.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01

lver was almost n q state OF distraction till turning
| from the Northwitch turnpike to the road winch
leads to Deamere Lodge, he thought himself more
secure, and began TO encourage his fare that they
lwere then out OF danger, but alas, the shout Of
i Coachman, stop stop, we are still here, awakened
land increased all his horror. Arrived at the gate
Heading Immediately to the Lodge, he made shit to
dismount and open it; and having passed It, ne hao
|greater reason than ever to suppose the robbers
would not dare to follow, yet still the cry Of coach
man STOP saluted his ears His fortitude finally
forsook him his limbs shook; he declared that the
ldev was certainly about them; and begged Mr..
Alexandra would not return that night to Chester,
las he burst not drive him. Mr. Alexandra related
1.-THE adventure his company reaching the lodge,
Ito their no small amusement. II was impossible TO
lpacify the post boy, or persuade him OF the hoax
that had been practised upon him, until he was per.
mitted to witness his performance, and them indeed
ihayng demonstration Of Mr. AS capabilities he con.
scented to bring him home-ChesteT Courant.
|
! The following truly distressing account is copied
from the Raleigh Register, and is confirmed by
lprivate letters. We can conceive how this acct
dent might have happened but surely a more UNI
fortunate mistake never occurred:
RALEIGH, January 10.
Small. Por.-- We are concerned to state, that this
alarming disease is al present IN Marlborough, and
that it has been introduced there by the very
taken to prevent it. DR.. Smith, Of Baltimore, who
it is well known, has the direction Of Vaccination
Throughout the Union, few weeks ago, sent to Dr.
\ Ward, his agent in Tarborough what was suppo-
| sed to be the Vaccine matter; but which, on being
used proved to be the real Small Pox, which is
now affecting several families, and will it is feared
he with difficulty eradicated, We have, as yet,
heard but ofone death from this disease. Mr. Joseph
Phillips has fallen sacrifice to it.