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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-08
TOBACCO.

TIME subscriber will buy and sell tobac-
co for commission of one dollar
per hhd.-Planters and others who have
tobacco for sale, by leaving the true sam
rles and notes With me will have the
same promptly attended to. Purchasers
oftobacco wiltplease call on me.
Tobacco for Sale.
T have tor sale, prime crop of tobac-.
CO made BIZ William Holmes Esq. OF
Montgomery County, (Md. 80 bids 0,
FIRST and Is OF second quality, Inspected
at Bls1ensburg. The inspector pronoun,,
ced tito be in prime shipping order, and
all Inspected lately. 49,.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-08
Fifty Dollars Reward
WILL be given for the apprehension OF
" anegro woman, by The, name of
=. Hittu.

but assumes the name of ANNE The
said negro made her escape from me in
the month of October, she is a spare and
thin visage woman, OF common height, q
dark muIatto about s6 years of age, for
merly the property Of John Stewart, of
Frederick County Md. She is uncommon
ly artful. and no doubt will have free pa
pers: she is most likely to be about Alex
andria, Georgetown or the City. The
above reward will be given if taken e.
brought home, or secured in jail SO that
get her again, WIN. BBCKHAM,
dec S 3Mwtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-08
For Sale or Rent.

Possession giusn 18th February.
So A Frame DWELLING HOUSE,
NFTA adjoining the northwest corner OF
MsSA Pitt and Cameron-sts. Further
N.ss1 particulars may be known by ap-
piication to >-,ny
ANDREW T. KENNEDY.
dec Iaw3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-08
Indian InRrnlaIT.

GR. B. M. SMITH, late Of Baltimcre
II begs leave to inform the Citizens OF
Washington, Alexandra and Georgetown:
and their vicinity, that he has commenced
htc
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-08
Mrs. CoulOn,

EROM Philadelphia, respectfully in
IL forms toe Ladies Of the District that
be has just opened-a $50
Rich e. Fashionable .assort-
ment Of Fancy articles,
which WILDE disposed OF for cash, on the
most reasonable terms, and all favors con-
ferred on her Will be gratefully acknow-
lodged.
Weightman's Buildings, Pennsylvania
Avenue, Washington city.
ian lot
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-08
Rest Chewing Tobacco.

E.FTY kegs manufactured tobacco,
4 Warwlck's brand, .0's and ls's war
ranted equal 20 any in the market, TOR sale
by THOMAS V. HgCk,
I mo -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-08
Forty Dollars Reward

Forty Dollars Reward T..
DAN away from the subscriber; ''''
IN in Prince Georges County, mo-
Taoo Negro Men.
JIM, =.
is about. l8 years old, 5 feet 81 h hi
cbes high, has very broad nose, -
complexion, and down look
DAY., =,
Is black, about IS years old, 5 feel, ii
8 inches high, and has a scar o'''
right eye. II q, bob
will give the above rewardf '0' w
or ..I,s
7scenty Dollars for eith ne IL
il taken out of the county, Driven, ,ts,
lars for all, or 10 dollars tor either Iods'
10 the county and delivered to me, rot lbsb
ed in the county jail. so.that ss'
again. .c,,,1c wARRING,
oct 10 ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-08
To be Rented.

f. A house and Lot on Union street,
afTEs lately occupied by the subscriber.
@RSEi ANN LEAP.
.zAl dec If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-08
Robert Stanly.
No. d, Little York street.

1<U. Il, 1ittiC i yin StiCCt'
Sworn and subscribed before me, 9th
December, 1920. vi. IL. litden,
From solemn sense Of duty, | do here
by declare to the word, that ] was afflict-
ed with the dropsy fora long time, accom-
panied with nervous weakness. indiges-
ton and pain in my breast, for the reno.
salo which disorders | used variety OF
medicine, supposed calculated TO effect
this desirable end, but all to no purpose.
In this hopeless condition. applied to Dr..
B. M. Smith, about ls months ago, and by
the use and continuance Of his medicine,
a considerable quantity Of water was in a.
bout three weeks discharged, and in about
six weeks my complicated disorders be-.
came totally removed, when / found my
self as we'll and as hearty as ever.
Elisabeth Ba1rs!cy,
Water street, opposite the Exchange.
Swern before W: q. Ti.dcn.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-08
Marmaduke TWden.

| do hereby certif y, that was afflicted
with an liberated sore leg for the space OF
years; and had almost despaired OF ever
having it restored to former sUundness, but
fortunately | heard OF Dr.. Benjamin M.
Smith, No. 90 Great York street, and on
application, in the short space OF three
weeks, had the pleasure of anticipating
perfect restoration, which blessing have
since realised, to my great JOY and COM
fort. J. +. ODGere, grocer.
Corner of HllIand Goodman streets.
| do hereby certify, that the above nam
ed J. F. Ovaere appeared before me, and
was duly sworn to the facts as stated In
the above certificate.
Morgan Broom.
Baltimore, October 9th, 1890.
The subscriber, John B. Howell. de-
clares to all those afflicted with deafness.
that he was deaf for As years. He hear
ing Of the remarkable cures. performed by
the Indian physician, Dr.. Smith, was IN
duced to make application for relief: TO
his astonishment he was entirely cured IN
short time beyond his expectation.
John b. HozceH,
No. 10, French street, q. I.
Baltimore. 10th mo.-af6rmed before me,
iuaymdduke 4ilden.
Tbi, is TO certify, that | was afflicted
with blindness SO as to. prevent ne foi
some time attending to my business, anc
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
DUTCH CLEANLINESS.

Sir VIM. iemp!e observing upon the
cxtravagant neatiess OF the people OF
Holland, mentions the circumstance OF a
magistrate going to visit the mistress of a
house at Amsterdam, when Knocking at
the door, tight, ,s.rappmg North Holland
lass came and opened 1t. lie asked whe,h-
er her mistress wa, at home. She replied
yes, and with that he oiferd to go in
bo, The girl, remarking his shoes were
not very clean, took him by both arms
thew bim upon her back-canied him
across two rooms--put him down at The
bottom OF the stairs---puled of his shoes
put him OH pair OF slippers, and all
without saying word: but when she
had done, she told him he might go to
her mistress who was in room above.
An Irish Jockey oacc selling a nag to 4
gentleman frequently observed with en-
Dhatic carnes,iiess, that l,e was an honest
horse. Alter the purchase, the gentleman
asked him what he meant by an honest
horse? why sir, hereqlicd. whenever
| ride him he always thicatened to
throw ne, and be certainly never deceived
me-"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.

Gin Pies.--A Baker was last week
fined IS pounds, on being convicted OF
conveying spirits into Whtecross- stree,
prison. The turnkey felt a curiosity to
taste on apparently large pie, which the
Lakcr assured him was agooseberry one
and, on. breaking the crust, his knife
cane III contact with til case, fitting
the dish, under the crust, and containing
about two gallons Of strong gin. This
bakers pies had long been held in much
esteem by the prisoners Lon. pa.
A young man, at work OH q p'anta-
ton in Hancockvii!e, South Carolina,
dug up pot, containing several thou
sand dolIars--.upposed 70 have been
buried during the revolutionary war
We are happy to state, (says the
Charleston Courier that the tranquility
OF the city is now restored. Ihe legal
Investigations of crime have ceased, The
acquisitions OF justice, as painful to those
who inflicted, as 10 those who suffered
them, have been complied with; AND an
aw.ul, but a necessary, and, it is hoped,
an cficctual example has been offered. to
deter from further occasions OF offence
and punishment.
The sword voted to Genera! Gaines
by the Legislature of rennesse, was pre-.
.sented to that gentleman by governor Car
rol. on the 10Th ut. i'll the Presbyterian
church at Nashville.
The wooden buildings a: BROOKLYN,
IL. i.) occupied as naval stores, by Me-
Henry Waring. were destroyed by fire
ON the evening ofthe 2lst inst. Amount
of loss including the buildings, estimated
at 100000 dollars.
The settlers from Ireland. Scotland
and England, which have arrived in The
Canadas, tSc. tins year exceed SO, COO.
Times Of general calamity and confu-
sion have ever been productive Of the
greatest minds. The purest ore is pro-
duced from the hottest furnace, and the
brightest tbuudeibot is elected from the
darkest strom.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
Jkc %, 81 v4.Ql6!s hfGieins ~ uSe.Cr
IOLGLIo AND COESLMpriNE.

COUGHS AND CUESL MPTiOE.
III new and beAing B2.san LiGs fsis 10 rival
every Medicine heretofore discovered TO-
Coughs ADD comPioins OF ,he Lungs, l,sGng 10
C.Esump ion, su0 Cen III seated C0LsuaPUo i
has lately teen used ~ many with ihe mCst sur
p,i'ing success. 1t oefu.csie6 ion persons OF the
h'shesi resptc tc.abiiy, o. tLe great .Sd increasing
d. Hthd Tor II, nsy De .s'..d prof 81 40 Iotd ,i.
het', IL Is PROVED scarctV a case OF Gods,
coughs. pan ~ tLe SIDE o!Eitui,t Of treslidnc,
"sn' OF s.ccp arising irCm L, hiiIly or even Con-
SYMPTOMS. buJ N.Y. be .elievoo by Tie tines Use
OF ils Usedi,iGe Many cel itc-,es Of ia tieacy,
accompany each -ot.e
thiS MY Cer;i, TO hose whom il NAV concern
that have teen 0x,feHeiy .tiiicled with ,ie ss,h.
ma, which has lasted ne nearly forty yeas, sro q
.geat pait oi that time 10 such Leglee, thar
couid not iaj IN Ted nor sii il Gee,ius without
coughing, Notwithstanding hau l'ied nauy good
Physicians ana ysrioUS kinds of Medicines, IN
procured VIA OF .tildersOa Cough Drops and by
the use OF them Car seCp Ieh,UttaUi,. a.. md ST ia
the mee;mg thcuL coughing, anu attend 10 ny
business. and DO fGr rtheg hegtty certify, tha, NY
neghbJs B ri 4inn Iio .Oino. lao 6eccng unable to
labor. account OF 81 .ffecion oi he iaues. al
tended with a cough, WHO has received muca beGe.
I'll from he same knt ol HeilcnS. to be able
to labor aga'n, and can ob,o.'s.uy recommend the
nsc kim oj Sedicne, 10 thOse Who labor unGsr
such complaints
I. ihe .u u5scrber. % hereby sole nniy afirrn To-
the truth nd whole truth Of lie abov. statement
DIIoIS magistrate, ~ iFNElH<itCs d l iHie IVA
day oil July. 1921. ChRIsEOPBER COOh
Sold by hi,ney and TiIlinghasi. Providence IT.
s. Taylor, & Co lille nest--Rcuse B4bcoek,
Westerly, and by
samucl V.@VinsOu,
Druggist and Apotlecary, NewpOrr-who stiIl
contnu4s the business in iis various branches al
No 40 al. Joining the Merchants $ Bauk and
quests cOh,ihu of iayofs as he keeps cOR-
stant supply oi the best Of SlIdci.es, Sc.
NcvrUrt Aug 5 1921
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
BY The President efrhe Umtfd States.

w HEhEAs the President of tie Uci;ed States is
cd for sale
Therefore, I, JAsss MosRoE, President the
United states, do hereby declare and make known,
that the public sales snail DC held follows,
Atthe Land Office at Terre Haule, in Indiana, on
The fest Monday ia july oext, for the sale of
fownshps II and i3. ia range !, east of the %
principal meridi.D line,-
IL and 10. ia ranges 10 y, vest do.
At the LAno Office at yands.a. ia .iDois, on the
third Monday 10 July next. for the sale OF
townships III. ~, i3 and IA, ~ fasges and 2 east
OF The 81 principal meridian iiuc,
III, IL, l3, Ii and IS, ~ ranges and a DO
At the same place, on the uId Monday IN Au-
gust next for The sale %
Townships IL. ~ i3, IA and Is. in ranges S. and
8, east Of the 81 principal meridian Inc,
At tho Land o.Ice a, Palestine, IN Illinois, on tho
first Monday Ia Ausu,, nest, for tie sale Of
Townshps O. z, aaG 9, ia ranges 9. 10 and Al,
cas-. Of the 30 princlpaI merididn lie,
). 3, z, %ni =, III range l+ @cst Oh 2l DO
b and 9 II and IS, do
~ tha ssme place, on tie first M0Oday in Sep
tember next tor the sale of
townships 70, IL, 70 aud i5, in ranges 9, 10 and
IL. east If 81 principal nerid all 'inc.
~, II, IL snd IL, IA ranges y, 10 aud IL "es'
of I'd do.
At the same place. on the first Monday in Octo.
Der next, or the ss'e of
townships H. IS, 10 and II ia rsrges 9. % and IL,
east ofthe 81 principal merid'sn ine,
Ii, i5 10 and IL. IA ranges IL, -, 4.d "a, west
OF 2d do
At the same place, on the 1st Monday IN Noyem
bcr next, for TIC sale OF
townships I8, 49, 20 and 3!, IN rarges Q, 10 aud a.
cast Of the Sd principal meridian iine,
10, 70. 20 aud y, in ranges IS and IA. west OF
% principal meridian .nc,
I8. ~ and -, in range II, do. do
l8 /, do. do.
~ IS, i9 and 20 10, do DO.
At the LsnI Office for the Northern district OF
Louisiana, az the town VI Ogachi!2, on the m st
MONDAY in NovsU,be. uext, for tue safe Of
Towns.nps IL, l6. II, l8 and 49, in ranges i, 2, 5.
4 and s. west of he meridian iInc,
At tbe L.Gd Office. ut the seat OF Justice OF The
county OF Indep, nJence, IN the Arkansas territory
iof the safe OF such lands of The ULItad States as
are situated in the following described townships
and ranges, and which have beea excluded from
tie loery Of the Lands appropriated tor satisfying
warrants for military services, viz:
On the first Monday in August next, for the sale
OF such oil ,be above described i.nds ts are s.tas
teJ ia the following townships and ranges. Viz
Townships z 34 + z 9 and 20 in range / east
q - B ). flls.I.. .ttas
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
POETRY.
From the New York Daily .ddpernsr.
THE CAPTURE OF sCIo.

"8s ihs mu,itdnde IF sad objects did 6gi Nrike me
ssee'ed smyis esD!sve."-sTEpnE.
The evening was glowing, all fragrant and calm.
Her lone star looked iorta ~ ns ioseiest shie
oer meadow and yaeyards the air she us DAiih'
Aaa ocean lay wayeeys round ooios g'een isS'
The vespers Of peace through hei sal''es were heso
Ana nie.ody ,hred on the eloquent s'rihs'
Where the GrsciA maid glanced ber briSh1 'ooA' y"
the hard
Who sang Of his love Greek ought 10 sins'
Who saog vi his .ove, Gut who mixd The ioha 'Ay a,
With notes OF passion more mourniul ana sFaho'
The deeds ot h:s fathers in freedoms br'ghi a'y'
Ere Tyranny tod on the bloom oil bis iAha
The hope that lived Oh Tor the country ne 'ov u
Was mix'd With tie sigh for the maid !ie Adoreo,
And sweetiy the SOFT eyes OF beauty approved
The accents ,ist brea,hcd IRON the patrots chcrG
Green scio A! there's gloom on Thy fair blooming
And the .hrisks OF thy children through hamlet
and wood,
While The yrAnt the red sword Of Massacre wleds,
And seeps tue bright tia;s OF tby 'a'es Ia Di'ou'
And mu e Is The Tyre in the deso,ate Dover,
No tvnger the heart of the hero 20 move,
Or kindie fond gisnces 1T evenings soft hour,
Nnen breathing the wild hymns " freedom AID
love.
And where IL the minstrel who woke the sweet
spundf
And where is the maiden that wept o er the lay
On he ieli where ,he haInet waa bigzIns around,
And they bore her al ps.e ser the waters away.
She's goae 10 the den o. tue savage, that tore
Her frantic enbr.c from the ianI OF ier DirtG,
When lte youth of her oo,om vas siecrms h Bofe,
And aii thxt she loved swept wndy hom
earth.
There, deso!ae daughter Of Greece must thou bear,
A bondage tbe darkest, the iouest, The worst,
That Ger hx "a soft eyes in a fearless desps'r.
And the young heart oil Innocence witpered and
cursed
And there thou art doomed to be ever opprest
by tc smiles Ut the yrant, the tatIn5 of the slave
Pair child OF the fairest oi WON II. @i.O biest
With the chaste ''snt oi Deadly .lie homes ei 'ae
brave.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
l. pI IA PHI.

EPlTAPH.
Io The Memory IF NELL eAELoni }
APYE WOMAN.
HERE deep in the dust,
viS mouIdy old crust
or Me-. Bache.or lately Was shoyeni
Who was skiild IN the arts,
Of pies, plddiugs. aud tsrts,
And koeS every use OF the oven.
When she had l,v'd long enough
She made her last puff,
A pull by her husband mach prsis'd,
Now here sue doth lie.
And makes dirt pye.
In hopes that her crust may he rais'd.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04
EY- q ! lesaleAl Q tAe Unina .SAa..s.

Iy { ! JeStueH1 q. the UniGGd .Siu;t$.
"a HEREAs BY tAo 81 secicn OF an act of Con-
w gress, passed Cb ,hc 81 Of March, 1879 m
tilted An to designate ne houndsrits Ci Lis-
trc,s apd ,stab sttd iuno ,fnces TOE the d,siossl
OF pubic lands heretofore offered for sale ~ ne
sa;es ot OHIO and indians," ne iicciJcul ci iie
Un;,cd st,tss auti Or2od, ~ sT, Ce.:ss'S
lands to be Cite,sd public sale:
JEeioi"te, I, james Monroe. President o'tbe Cn.'
ted -,4tes, DO he,eby dec'7re ,hst lubhc safes Ea-
gieeab, 10 -wN shall be ht,d a. iolowc, VIZ:
At The L.nd Oii.ce II Delaware a. OHIO. on tie
hnd Monday in husus neSt !cT the sale q
townships 4 5 Z 80 8 30 p, IN ran
e. and 10
34 S and s 20. l!
8 & e"o 5 dn. 10
At the lard Office 4, p1Us, Ohio. On tie Ers-
Monday in Angus, nexi, ioI tne sale ot
Ttvnsh,us 2 ) 4 unC nOith, m ranges
> 'nd q
a, the same place, on the first MoEda, IA sepIsn.-
bcr nex,, tor the sale ot
Township, / . 3 snG north, in ranges
A, he same place, on tie f'st Monday ia October
DCxt, for ,he ssie OF
rynsa;ps 8 and g, in ranges 9
So 6 on6
At ,.,e Lard cffce 1t Rockville, Ind,a, a. On ,iie
third Mohda, l. IS piem5er ueEI, Tor tbs sale oi
Iuwcshps II is i9 md 20, IN snges
234 md s
10 3 and 90 6
h,the same Pl.ce, on the ti.ird Money in Cc'ob-c
rext, Tor The sale oi
IawushIps le l9 md 30, ~ rang
10 u aDG IS
- l2 10 4ut 20 l2
At the Land Office established for the District "f
Ier.c Rsutt in indisns. on the htst Monday "a No
vemter nex, for the sac Of
Townships ! 9 snd %, 10 rargos d;
8 aad Hese
Is Is pnf I6 CO, enG west
Esoh sale VII commence with he owest number
of sectipi township and T"nke
The lands reserved by a~ iUr tie use G! schools
or 'ur other purposes enl IS usual be Tsse.'od
trcrI sale
Given under nv hand, 81 the city OF Washington,
this lG,h day Of Nay, 1922
JAMES MONROE.
BY the president;
JOSIAH NErCs.
CcmmissiOHer oi lie General Lard Otice.
Me, - tNov :.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-04

A young man, at work on a p'anta.
ton in Hancockvlile, South Carolina
dug up pot, containing several thou
sand dolIars---.upposed TO have been
buried during the revolutionary war
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-16
TOL. L.
Wonderful Mechanism.
EVERY DAY & EyENING--sUNDAYs EXCEPTED.
j. TILLEY,
Fancy Glass Blower--from London,

Respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentlemen and the
Public in general, that he will exhibit the whole art Of
Fancy Glass Blowing, Spinning & Keeling Hot Glass round
Wheel with the astonishing velocity of Mile in less than
Two Mutes-Bowing Glass to different degrees of thin
Pens, swans, Doves &c. He will blow small Globe which
VIII form nearly Vacuum, and fall the floor with appa-
rent great weight. The Hydro Pneumatic Fountain will
be exhibited < small Glass Man will ascend and descend
N bottle ofwater Glass will be divided into some hun
dreds OF parts in second of time The properties of Air
VIII be explained SO far relate to the experiments,
whchin general, Introduction to Pneumatics.
G lobe seen in neat Sitting Room, for short time.
from to 6, and from till 9 O'Clock NJ
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PLAIN TRUTH.

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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-16
TAKE NOTICE.

PERSONS holding expired leases or plantations on a
tract OF land containing 5000 acres lying between Brandy
wine and Chester Creek formerly known by Furows tract
(who sold by his Attorney Daniel Falkner to Joen Henry
Sprogel) who particularly informed that unless immed
ate application and surrender be made Of the respective
plantations the proper agent for that purpose
will be taken to recover the same
This notification extends also to 1870 in German
town township formerly known by the German Frank
ford Companys Land, Also to Spring Field Manor $500
ores lying the also to New Hanover township,
in Montgomery county, containing $4,000 acres Excepting
suts)
Rents due said properties expected to be paid
without further notice.
Persons who have made unwarrantable entertainments
said property, belonging the heirs of John Henry
Sproge, dec will be dealt with according to law, unless
immediate application and adjustments take place. Apply
at the Land Agency Office, No 81 Pine street, between
Front and Second streets, Philadelphia.
JOSEPH FOX, Agent.
July 90 60-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-16

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