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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-24
AUCTIONS,
fTPOSTPON.E.NErr :
Public Sal. 80

ny virtue OF deed Of trus, q.
Fox and Lucy i,is wife. 10 n. ron Ano,
lor !ne pul poses therein menlioa saaGd'Isller,
r.! paoGaea y sell to The highest bdd.,sh shall
On Monday. the 2sth inst. h.; :.
Jirst day Of TIE Superior Gang ss.as As
the county of Fairfar. 0a's tW
iffair, ifnot the next iairdap
tract OF land, in the COUNTY salGtle
s,aae OF Virginia; on the head s sa'las
Dilhco!t hun, the present re.;d a'en ei
he SAID Amos Fox. The tract ri I, Of
OF good quality, and contains abo q, 'aad i
2l2 ACRES.
there are considerable improyem.,,.
the land 10 wit: grist mill, 2 n.;, o.
stones, and machinery for mann(,rr sH Of
flour, a saw mill, a wool eard;no m..I q
large stone disiillery, and 4 na mdIylIls
other houses convenient for such an s.,i Of
ifshment; the dwelling house Is l !" ss''S,
convenient, excellent water at hand ND a.
good stone dairy house, well cnn.,. AMI
ed. Purchasers wishing TO own a','''.afl-
plete establishment near to three . . ~
markets, would do well to view n. tes'
misses, before the day of sale as W !. pit IT,
most positively sell at that time ,' aa';
bly, it will be in ny power to arcp pauus
date the terms to suit purchasers .S.s
viii be made known more pariicuJ., ha''t
the day ofsale. For information ami, y
me near the premises. fF' 10
WILLIAM FOX, Trus,,.
The owner OF the above proneriv b';.
willing TO save the trustee the troubls 3
selling. would sell st private bargain, AIM ,a !,
time before the day OF sale. Apply as ~ !.
Cove.
oct 5 :,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-24
OYSTERS. &c. &c.

TIME subscriber, thankful for past ia
Il yors. respectfully informs his friends
and the public, that he still continues his
establishment on King st. nearly opposite
the Washington Tavern, where they can
be supplied as usual with Good Liquors,
and during the season with
Oysters 8 other Refreshments,
which he pledges himself shall be as good
as the town can afford, and on the most
reasonable terms. K. SANDS.
N. B. Private families can be supplied
with oysters by the pint, quart, or larger
quantity. oct "
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-24
James 8. Gunraen, NJ. D.
Dentist,

ID ESPECTFtILLY offers bis services
N as q Dentist 10 the citizens and yisi-,
tors of the District OF Columbia.
REFERENCES. 81
Doctors Sim, r May, Culbush, Hunt,
sewall. Washington, Watkins, Washing
ton. Doctors G. Worthington, 4 War
field, Henderson, II w. Warrington,
Bohrer, Magruder, Georgetowas. Doctors
Senmes, Washington, Richards. Fitzbugh.
Peake, Stabler, .atsaaadria.
Gen. John Mason. Richard B. Lee, Esq.
Col. A. Henderson,, Geo. Graham, Esq.
Rev. DR.. A. Hunter, and Or. Dick.
Dr. S. Gunnell may be seen a. his OF.
fee on the Pennsylvania avenue, the third
door west Of 18th street, or two doors a.
bove Mr.. Duponl's Snuff and Fancy Store,
between the hours OF 8 O'clock A. VI. and
6 P. M. and at his lodgings a; StrGther's
Hotel, from s O'Clock 2 NJ. to . A. NJ.
oct l6 4w Z,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-24
From che National Gosette.


The Grand Jury at the Circuit Court ofthe
GIFTED states for the Eastern Distsictof Penn
sylyania. October, Sessions, 1872, having pre-.
sented the following resolution to the Court,
Jqdges WAsHIscroN politely transmitted to
them the Charge to whichil refers, and which
Is now published b. their direction,
The Charge of Judge Washington to this
Efand Jury have embraced several new and
notwithstanding subjects, the general difu-
sion of the knowledge Of which would be cal
culated to inspire respect for the laws of our
country. and inpart information to our fellow
citizens Of a most valuable character 4 (.
wherefore Resolved. That the Court be re-.
specially requested to Furnish a copy of the
Change for publication. By order of the Grand
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-24
.PR0NUNCIATI ON-NlCEL
Not Nig (hard 81 gle
Nyg (do.) el,t&c. sc.
But Negel-g soft.

An. irish gentleman going to the Pest
office, a short time since. enquired If there
were any letters for him, ''Yonr name,
SIR" said the clerk, There is good
one now" replied the Hibernan; "wby,
won'tyou see il on the back ofthe letter.
Drunkenness. lis the vice of good
constitution, or ola bad memory; of con-
'stituton so ireacherously good. tina, II nev
er bends until it breaks; or of memory
that recollects the pleasure Of getting
Gfunk, bet tcrgets the pain ofgettipg sober,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-24
Lands for Sale.

RY virtue Of decree from Cbalr
- County Court, setting asa cour, !
Equity. will be exposed 10 public sale w
the l4th day Of November NEXT. IN fin
town of PoRr TOBACCO, one tract Of p,,.
Gel OF land; (the land OF Lee, commonly
called Foxes Hill, containing abou,
273 4 CRES,
more or less This land is situated i,
Charles County, about halfa mile Iron
a place called the Hill Tor, Just at lbs
head OF Nanjemoy creek a great proper,
,ion of which is we'll adapted to The growth
of corn. wheat and tobacco.--There i, A
great proportion of this land we'll timber.
ed, and we'll calculated TO suit person,
wishing TO become farmers.
The terms of sale will be credit Of one
and two years, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, bearing inlelst
from the LIST day of January next, when
possession will he glyen-upon The pay.
ment of the whole purchase money, cool
and sufficient deed will be executed TO
the purchaser.
MALACHI ROBEY. Trustee.
oct 3 lawts
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-24
,,h''OETAlr
1t0H IL 8allsmsgs alsraisss ycssroniels:

~ 49,
M The many DISAPPOINTMENT
have met With on trusting to that dslusise
word Z 7o-merrou. is the true cause OF
The following production. Alter Shake
speare's TO morrow, aud to. morrow and
so.morr,r;; g aud Young sRe wise TO-
Jay. sdshaduess To- des<r,p &c. Sit will
rot be expected that can say much in IL
lusFasioa Of iha. briei writ Of proerssti'as-
nalt9n ia -,aorrpr = Such as II IS. howe-
yer. the following is offered to your iavor-
able notice. s.. 81
Tomorrow! what is It 2 s
Il Is word, of meaning void,
A sound f9rebo;ling sorrow; Is s
A sdnsethips. not be enjoyed, as
Alas until tomorrosr.
From dav % dav, from year to year.
1'vcswaifcd sor tomorrow here. aa+ si 3
For friendshath said, sswe'll sooth your sor
ROM asta ~ ga ~ 81
.sAll shallbe wen with YcsssA saorrow.'
II isshes rtessl Bankruptcies
OF reform aud eSpission,
For these who ne er intend to pay
Adsv Of liqdidation
i'selost nv gold when e'er my friend,
SKalltellsne, or this message send 80
eft sriev.s me mach- = Pm fill' d with sorrows
.l,ll surely psyit you 20 morrow. I"
II Is the place, the fairy land,
Hopes anchofasc and hArbor:
A areane--a vision --"rope ofSsand,
Delusion' S ideal arbor: Sc
II hold i aybriiIiaut up toview,
We catch the sight 1.-The prize pursue:
! But7o we end thcraee in sorrow, -
Nzkh 4 pfpuis' Of the prize to-morrow.
ItisA murderer--athief;
The aevil's best oration; SC
OF albthe ttc's OF man, che chief
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The friendlyswhispcrs OF fo-day, e
Are breathed in vain they pass away; ls
TN 10 Tie walls and groaps of sorrow AZ
A,ssis Us in the grave Tomorrow.
10 dsy--be thou my constant friend,
Thoa shield from wo, from care and sor-
row; ~
70 me thvshisld aud helmet lend,
TO guard me from the frie,ld .sto-morrew:"
Give me TO day. tomorrow NAV,
Ply, like some false friend away;
1o-d.y hath many cures for sorrow,
But what IS in that word nto morrow
sYszlt Oct 18th, 1922 G.. B. s.
Il IL ~.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Eareman.


aentlensn ofths Grand Jsry,
1t shaving been decided that the
Courts Of the United States have not
o0gnizahce Of offsnces at common law
tinless j, be- conferfed upon them by
the laws OF. the United States. our at
tentlon nust consequently be confined
TO sucneffsnces as are forbidaen. and
maids punishable by these lave From
the limited powers softhe General Go
yernment, these must necessarily be
few, when compared with those which
copst,sute the criminal code of the Sc.
veral states There are, nevertheless,
some offences at common law, which
are within the jurisdiction of the Courts
ofthe Quilted States, as statuary offen-
ces, being made SO BY force ofthe laws
Of the United States; and in all such
cases we refe 10 the common law for
their de6nitions, wherever the ssatutary
law has not defined them. The crime
Of treason for example, is defined by
tho G Constitutions and by an act ofsCon-
gress. and islstrictty confined to the le.
vyingsof war against the United States,
adhering TO their enemies, giving
them aid and comfort. So, misPrison
oftreason Is defined by the same act,
and consists IN any person having know
ledge ofshe commission Of any treason
by any 9therperson. and coaceallng, or
pot as soon as may be, disclosing the
same 20 certain officers of the General
orState governments, particularly de-
lgpated in the act. ~. sss sSs
Murder and manslaughter are not de-
flnedby any act of Congress. and cen-
sequently we are referred for their de-
hnlticn To the common law But in
respect to these offences, it is alwagsto
sskep' IN mind, that they, as well as
maynem and larceny, both of which
see.detned by. the laws of the United
States. are not cegnizable in the Fede.
yatl Courts, unless they we've committed
within some place or district under The
sole and EXCLUSIVES jurisdiction of the
United States or upon the high seas.
Sc Too robbery, as we'll as murder, com
United on the high seas, amounts to the
crlfae Of piracy. and robbery OF the
mail Is declared 10 be inisdemeapor.
we iormer punishable with death, and
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-24

The FOLLOWING Sale ispostponed
to Saturday, Cd Nov. neat.
DY virtue OF deed of trust from VIM,
ID Fl. Hampton and Mary Hampton 10
me, bearing date 18th January, 1920, and
recorded in the Office Of the county colhd
Fauquier. at kockhiIl, the late residence
of the said Hampton, on Saturday the q
day OF next Novemher,l shall proceedtosel,
at pdblic auction Tor cash, three tracts q
land, situated in the county OF Fauquler:
one containing $50 acres, 3 roods, and )
poles; another I73 acres, | rood, and W
poles; and the third $40 acres, the boun,
daries of which are mentioned IN The saIo
deed The sale will be made TO satisfy ,
debt due TO John Lloyd, of AiezandrIafups
ON the payment of the purchase money J,
the subscriber will convey such title as 10
hath under the deed OF trust AFORESAID.
lNMAN HORNER, Trustee
,u~ II f!D
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-24

any wherein tide water, transfer or de-
liver over 20 any other vessel, any such
persons not held to service as aforesaid,
with intent to make slaves of them. or
shall land FROM on board any vessel "a
ny such person, with intent to sell, OF
having previouslyisoh them. as slaves !:
the person SO offending shall be .ad-
Judged pirate, and theoffence rs made
cognizable before the Circuit Court of
the District Sinto which the offender
shall be brought, or IN which the shall
be found. aHs @
There are many other offences
gainst the United States, which the
laws creating them define. and which
itmay be sufficient to mention ina ge-
neral way.-these are accepting and
exercising within the United States. a
commissioner serve foreign power in
war. by land or by sea.
Enlissipg or engaging others TO en-
list IN such service. ~.-s.-ps,.
Fitting out and arDsing any vessel
within thcswaterso Of the u. States. to be
employedin such service. for purposes
of hostility against any foreign power
at peace with the Y. States.
.AugmentiDg the force Of any foreign
belligerent vessel of waI>wit.lin the ma.
tiers Of the Z. States.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-24
Tuesday the 9Th instant,
Twenty Dollars Reward

ID ANYWAY from The subscriber living
II in Nanjemoy, Charles county, Ma
ryland. on The It'll of last month, black
man by the name OF
SPENCER,
About feet or s inches high, 25 or 80
years of age. Had on when he went off
pair of corduroy trowsers, made IN the
fashion, white cotton shirt, and | think
a grey round about. Spencer has down
LOOK, with large under lip, which bangs
much, and when SO, any person may dis
cover he is great chewer ct tobacco. -
His father is named Moses who has bought
himself; formerly the property Of Benja.
min Dulany, deceased. Moses is black
man md believe lives now in Alexandria.
Any person that will con6ne him in any
Jail shall receive the amount Of twenty dol
lars. VIM. DENT.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-24
DRAINING SCHOOL.

THE subscriber intends opening at bis
Il dwelling, King-st. MONT School.
for teaching Architectural and Lineal
drawing, and will connect with it as many
scholars in Reading, Writing and Arith
metic, as will make up the number to COM
plete the school.
ROBT. G. LANPHIER, Sen
oct II e
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Dancing School.

MFR GENERES has the honor Of in
lVl forming the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Alexandria, that his Dancing School
will be open on
Tuesday the 9Th instant,
Tor the reception of young Ladies and
young gentlemen, who are DESTROYS OF be-
ing instructed in the polite art Of DANCING.
Days of tuition will BIZ every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY and SATURDAY 8 O'Clock in
the evening for young Ladies, and at for
young Gentlemen.
The practising Ball will commence on
THURSDAY NEXT, 10Th inst. and will con-
tinue ON the sane evening. once tort
night during the season.
OFT iaw3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-24
Livery Stable.

TIME subscriber, living on Duke street
l. between Fairfax and Royal streets,
most respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that he has procured hand.
some carnage and very careful driver
Also Gigs, which he will hire On the most
moderate terms.
He has also several good riding horses,
AMI continues to take horses at livery by
the month, week or day.
oct l2 lawtf ALEXANDER WEST.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-24
Notice.

WAS found BY negro man 1a1cr bars
w street. halt a kgndTeedp ag Fillmore
note. of one Of The Banks Of p bx desigp,,
the owner cal, have It again oy ,o ou sud
ting ,he Bank, number OF tue y "Sp eueuf
paving nav, The expense Of this advsi''
On applicatin % the ryin'er' eF
SEP %
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-05

For the american Watchman.

On the evening Of the Bib OF August, Alexander
Reynolds, Lewis Springer and VIM. Ball, SOIL OF
SVm. Ball. deceased, were in the act of going to
bed, when they heard the report of a gun, which
they supposed to be at the water melon pat h, AID
in an instant they heard the report oil another upon
which they hurried down stairs and ran out during
which time they heard the report OF several more
guns; but before they arrived at the patch, they
met the black man about so yards from it, coming
in, when they all halted and inquirng into the cause,
we're informed that gang OF fellows had entered
the field and commenced firing at the cabin, (thai
The black man had erected to lodge IN at night.)
Ahe black man states that he saw five OF them,
come in the field who commenced firing and dl;ec
ly afterwards several more, when he asked them
what they wanted, and ordered them off Upon this
Information Alexander returned 10 the house Tor his
gun, and gave the alarm and went out, when Wm
HALL took the black mans gun and all went back to
The patch, which was followed BY heavy fire from
the gang of robbers, during which time | arrived
end after nquirng the oil the firing, observed
would go into the field and order them off, for
fear some accident might happen, when the whole
OF them begged of me not 20 go, seeing Them SC
wicked and desperate. then went over the fence
and walked about fifty yaLds, when | got sigh Of
three Of them and ordered them of, and not to be
firing there and alarming the whole neighborhood
al that lime oil night and still kept advancing upon
them while they retrogaded until they fell in the
shadow of a tree near the extremity OF the south
eue oil the field, wi en- they halted as not intending
70 SO any further, when one OF them standing the
1sarest to me, and in the light Of The moon, put his
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-05
LONDON, Sept. 7.
MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT,
FOR AUGUST

FOR AUGUST
The very sanguine expectations held out in our
lust Report appear to be most completely verified.
The weather has continued through full three parts
Of the p esent month, the most beautiful and best
adapted 10 getting in the harvest and, indeed. TO
every agricultural purpose, that could even be cho
sen, were it in our power 10 choose. This Is TO
speak generally, as most suitable to the end OF
general Report. The exceptions are, those heavy
rains which early in the present month inundated a
great part OF the Midland and Northern Counties,
accompanied by storms which bsat down the stou
test and best Of the Corn. rendering the operation
Of leaping very laborous and very expensive, and
inducing the risk OF mildew and smut from unabsor
bed moisture.
In all the most productive districts onr grand de-
pendence the Wheat crop, is safely housed, and The
next article in rank for human subsistence Potatoes
is of equal promise with the crop of Wheat, both
in regard TO quantity and quality. Barley, Oas.
and Beans, are good only i'll some sua'ions--ih
general these crops very considerably below an
average tho niue impro, ed by the showers which
succeeded the long drought. Oats, parti ularly,
have suffered from the smut in many parts No
crop has received G, eater benefit from the rains
and subsequent warm weather than the Hops, which
will nearly double former expectations. Swe-
dish Turnps are falling crop, destroyed almost
entirely by the drought and hy;'-mere convertible
terms
Much OF the corn abroad during the rains has
cproued, and they talk OF double crop OF The Hops,
ripe and urripe. The fallows backward in tillh,
and in too many parts. choaked with couch and root
weeds yet, on a general view, the good condilicn
Of the lands is wonderful, considering the unPrece-
dented distress of the country. VIII is to be done
with The stock of ordinary wheats OF the last year
no man knows for there is yet considerable stock
on hand of superior sample. There is great call
fer WOOL but The quantity in the market is such as
to preclude any considerable advance Of price. The
above may also serve report fof the greater pa
Of Germany, France and Ireiand-sublect to the
stated casualties, plenty is universal 1t is mere
repitition to say any thing oil live stockholm Corn
aud Flesh markets, amid temporary fluctuations
and REVEALS are gradually descending TO the lowest
mark.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-05
SO DOLLARS REWARD.

WAS stolen from the pasture of the subscriber, near
w Wilmington, the night of the Sd inst lght brown
horse full sixteen hands high nine years DID, has star in
his forehead and small snip on his nose, one of his hind
feet white, carries his remarkably hgn and fast
has lately had his main badly mangIed by unskful
trimmer.
whoever secures said horse SO that he owner may get
him again, shall be entitled the above reward and rea-
sonable charges.
N. B. From the manner the fences were let down
through the back part of the place. it is evident that he
has been taken into the Lancaster Kennel Turnpike
Read JOHN WAY.
November 4, 1892 ae-At
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-05
PROPOSAL
ron PUBLLSHiAd sR S6>ascRpfYoN
FOUR SlEET
MAP OF NIDynplSl AAll!asln1DAAo
Constructed from the Original and Dtu,henc DocuH1sts
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-05
TIE DEL.aW.aRE AND sNARKLoeJN,Ls
ALMANAC FOR
1872 3,
For sale at this OHice, by the Groce,
Dozen, or Single one.
CONTE.S'TS.

DONSAh5 "a ~ VIM
CO.NTE.I'TS.
The Charming Young Quaker
Spring Described
Reilet tons on the approach OF Winter
Anecdote of Mr.. Andrew Milar, and the auhef
OF Blu ns' Justice.
do Peter the Great
Bow observation-disclosures trial for an assault
Rules for foretelng changes in the weathery &c:
from an English wotk
Ludicrous mistake
A Queer Take-In, in an odd manner
The Power of Imagination
The VentIiloquist, or New Way of getting
Wife
Death the surest Constable
Remarkable courage and intrepidity of the late
Rev. j. w. Fletcher, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church
Violent deaths Of illustrious writers Of Antiquity
Anecdote of Archbishop Mountain
Sir Isaac Newton
DR. Franklin
Benevolent Quaker
the Pope, SC.
Recipes for the Cure Of Ague and Fever
Asthma
Sore Eyes
CorDs
Extract from communication by Gen. Hum.
phreys, to the Connecticut Agricultural Society ors
making Cider, and preserving Pomace as a stibsti.
tute for Hay.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-05
]. CLING So 90.

ID EG leave to inform their friends and the public gen
Id orally that they have removed their Druggist and
Apohecary Stores to No. 4, Hgh-Sreet next door VIII
liam Larkin's grocery store
Having lately purchased fresh and general assortment
of Drugs, Medicines, Paints Oils, &c at the most reduced
prices they hope to share Part OF public patronage.
attended to-
ALSO, large and general assortment of Patent Medi-
cines Black Varnsh, Medical Wine Btters5 Aromatcs,
Condiments Of the best quality.
Wilmington, Nov. 1899. 86-2m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-05

.,rs and brick II contains six pair Of sr feet burr
,,Il.sto and is sspplied wiki all the necessary
,on,ratus or the manufacture OF mr. all of which,
a,rs,her with the " running works. are construct
III at great expense, on the most modern and
improved plans.
Mes.rs. Keller & Forman, who are the enterpris-
,o owners of this beautiful establishment, have
canduced it a number of years, and during the last
srason they ground upwards oe $4,000 barrels Of
f1ur, besides vast quantity OF Inian corn, &C. &c
The number of persons employed amounts to eight,
and consists of five mers, one laborer, and two
hovs. The warehouse Of these industrious owners
is situated nearly at the termination Of Commerce
street wharf; there they purchase vast quantities of
prsin, which arrive by water, and they pay the wa
goners ten dottdrs for conveying 1000 bushels Of
wheat to the mill and returning with load OF -four.
The Salisbury Mills have long been known to
,be citizens oil Baltimore The establishment is an
extensive and beautiful one, and the worthy pro-
prietors are esteemed for their perseverance and
application to business. We are much indebted TO
them for the politeness shewn us, and for the
promptness with which they answered our queries.