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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-27
Charles County Court,
Angusf Tern, l82

fTSuS Term 1922
ON application TO the Judges Of Charles
~ County Court, by petition in writing,
of John Smith. of Charles County, fer the
benefit of the act of Assembly, for the re
iet OF Insolvent debtors. passed at Novem.
Der session. 1905, and the several sup
plements thereto, on The terms mentioned
therein, a schedule Of his property e. lis!
of his creditors, on oath, so far az he can
ascertain them, being annexed to hi. petit
ton, and being satisfied by competent les
,imony that the said John Smith has resi-
ded two years immediately preceding the
time of his application. in the State OF Ma
rylan3, and icing also satisfied that the
said John Smith is in actual confinement
for debt, and Tor no other cause, and the
said John Smith having entered into bond,
with sufficient security for his personal
appearance in Charles County Court. 10
answer such allegations as his creditors
may make against him 1T is therefore
ordered and adjudged, that the said John
Smith be discharged from imprisonment,
and that by causing copy OF this order
to be inserted in some one of the newspa,
pers edited IN the District of Columbia,
once week tor two months excessively,
before the third Monday Of March next,
he give notice TO his creditors to appear
before The said court, at Port Tobacco,
in the said county, on the said third Mon
day in March next, for the purpose of re.
commenting trustee for their benefit,
and TO shew cause, if any they nave, why
the said John Smith should not have the
bene6, OF the several insolvent laws of bis
state as prayed. Test
JOHN BARNES, Clerk.
jani 2m
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DISTRICT Fl COLUMBIA.

DlS XII s'F NbI.o VI btH
County of .4ieraadriip, 10 ui:
November Term. i822--g6th day.
IN CHANCERY.
Evan P. Taylor and Rebecca TAYLOR, his
wife, (iormerly Rebecca Lawrence,
ComplGinant,s
George Talbot aud Anthony Rhodes,
Defendants
VJ'HE defendant, George Talbot, no.
Il having entered bis appearance and
given security according 10 tne statute
and rules of this Court and il appearing
to the satisfaction of the Court. upon atfi-
cayit fled, that the said George Talbot
is rot an iDhabitant Of the District o: CO.
lumbia. On molten OF the compliments
By their counsel, it is ordered, that the
SAID defendant, George Talbot, appear
here on or before the fist day OF next
May term, and enter bis appearance to the
suit, and give security Tor performing the
DEGREES OF the Court and that the other
defendant Anthony Rhodes, does not pay
away. convey, or secrete the debts by MIN
ewing 10. or The estate or effects in his
hands. belonging to The said absent deten-
dant George Talboit,untii The iurtbe,lorder
and decree of this court and tina. copy
of this order be forthwith published, in
one Of the public newspapers printed in
the town OF Alexandra, for too months sue.
csss,Deiy, 4. that another copy be posted
at the front door OF the Court House OF
Teste, EDM. I. LEE, c. C.
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Is To the Freeholders Of Lou
dorm md Fuirfar.

slr Fitzhugh's term of service in the
State Senate will expire at the close OF It's
next session, and as he has declined re-
election, am induced to offer myself as
A Candidate to represent you in that
branch of our Legislature. AN extensive
personal acquaintance IN Loudoun and
Fairfax, formed during long residence
in each. promise of cordial support from
many Ereeholiers, and wish to be bonor-
ed with the confidence OF my fellow c,ti-
zens, are the reasons which have urged
me to ask your SURFACES al lhe approach
ing election. WIN. NJ. MCCARTHY.
Lepsburg, Jan. -, 1885. law
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rHe TIRE. THAT BUILT MY BONNIE
BARE.

BARE.
|.
The tree that bnilt my bonnie bark
Grew in haunted glen,
In the vest nook of an old kirk-yard,
Among thu bones of men
Among the bones of men--my lads,
and the axe that laid II low
Was tempered in dead mans blood,
And dread no winds that blow.
Look on yon cloud, the old man said,
No larger than my hand;
And hearken to that sweeping blast,
That shakes the sea and land,
That shakes the sea and land, my lads,
And makes the water foam
A wise man when ne looks Oh these
Would wish himself at home.
When was late on Lapland's shore,
bought gentle gale,
That sung around me on the sea.
And murmur'd in my SAIL
That nurmpr'd in my milk white sail,
With friendly voice, and low:
A man VINO sails charmed ship
Need lear no blasts that blow.
",
The hand which holds the winds at viii
Will guide us while we roam:
When stormy heas is burning bright,
And the wild sea in a joan
Ard the wild sea in foam, my lads,
While sobbing sad and low,
The mother walls her sailor bov,
As she hea, the tempest blow.
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NOTICE.

This il to give notice that the subscri.
Il bers of Charles county have obtained
from the orphans court of Charles coun-
ty. in Maryland, letters OF administration
on the personnel estate of Geo. Lawrence,
late OF Charles county. deceased. All
persons having claims against said d.ceas-
ed, are hereby warned TO exhibit The
same, with vouchers thereof, to the sub
scribers on or before the 18th day Of Aug.
next they may otherwise by law be ex-
Guided from all benefit of the said estate.
Given under OUT hands the 18th dey Of
February, 1928.
TOWNLEY ROBEY.
GERARD GRENWELL.
feb 10 3w administrators.
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lame. Had become very able con-;
man1er at the period Of his death. -
found him dwarf" said the emperor,
but lost him giant"
yMorean-Scarceiy deserved to be pia'
ced 10 the 6rst rank Of generals; in hun
nature bsd left her work unfinished; be
possessed more instinct than genius.
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u We are authorized t.
announce SYDNOR BAILEY, Esq. as a
candidate at the next election tor a rep
rasentative to Congress, from the District
com posed of The Counties OF LoudOun,
Prince. William add Fairfax
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-27
SALE OF POTOMAC LAND, &c.

- In pursuance Of the provisions
Gtaa ola deed Of trust from WILLIAM
HssE BRENT, Jf. and WINIFkED
AL. bis vile 10 Walter Jones and
the subscriber, for certain purposes there.
in mentioned,
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JAMES S GUNNELL, n. d.
DentiSt,

DentiSt,
D ESPECTTULLY offers his services
IL as Dentist 10 the itizens and visI-
tors of The District of Columbia.
REFERENCES.
Washington. Gferseto~n.
DIR. SIM. DR.. E, Wor,hing ton,
F. May, p. Warheld,
Cutbusb, Henderson,.
Hunt. N.W.Wor'hington
Sewall, Bohrer,
Washington, Magruder,
Watkins,
.iieraa2r,d.
Dr.. Semmes Dr.. Washington,
Richards. ti'zhugb,
Peake, Siabier.s
Gen. John Macon. Richard r Lee, Esq
Col. A. Henderson Geo. Graham, Esq.
Rev. DR.. 4 iIBn.er. and DR.. Dick.
Office on the Pennsylvania avenue, the
third door west OF | eth street, or two doors
above Mr.. Dupar;'s Snuff Store.
" ashiugton City, oct9 wt,af
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POETRY.
COME, MY BONNIE BARK.

l..
O come, my bonnie bark.
DER the waves let us 90,
With thy neck like the swan.
And thy wings like the snow
Spread thy Plumes to the wihd
For gentle one soon,
Maun welcome US home,
Ere the wane OF the moon.
II.
The proud OAK .aai built thee
Wa nursed in the dew
Where nv gentle one dwellS,
And stately u grew,
ihew'd ITS beatty down;
Now 4: swius on the sea,
And waits spice and perfume,
Ny taii one, to thee.
III.
Oswees. sweets her voice,
As low warblcG tune:
And sweet, sweet ner lips,
Like the rose bud of June.
She looks ID sea and sighs,
As the foamy wave flows,
And lrea,ls on mems strength,
As III glory she goes.
w.
o haste. my bonnie bark,
Der tnc waves let Us bound,
AS the deer from the horn,
Or the hare rom the hound.
Pluck down thy white plumes,
Sink thy keel in the sand,
Whene'er We see my love,
And the wave of her hand.
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PLANTATION,

or Farm, on which he nov resides, eI'pes
with or without The Stock and hsnhs, o.
may be desirable.--To good and caIe.u'
tenant the terms would be advantageous.
Or with view to effect the same on
ject, would engage as Manager OF oy ha,
seer, a steady industrious man Of sooe.
habits, capable Of taking the entire d ,.'',I
ton and management Of his agr'cui.u';s !"
concerns. Persons wishing to epgaga ~
either way, will please 10 make aPPn .s,
,ioI to the Subscriber, (Chsrles cou.v
,laryIand) about FIVE miles below r'seS'''
PHILIP /. FORD;
oct "a, law
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Public Property in Dumiries.
Land to Rent,

ME subscriber wishing TO live leS
l. irksone life, by relieving himself Oh
some OF histemporal cares, is DESTROYS 10
farm out. or let on rent for one or nore
wears, the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-24
Earthenware, China & Glass

Earthenware, China & Glass
Ware.
IICGH SMITH s. Co. have received
IL per ship Pioneer, just arrived from
Liverpool, -
223 Crates e hhds. e. Ware,
&c. This supply added 10 their stock on
band, gives them very large and general
assortment, which they offer Tor sale at
the lowest prices. current in the U; States,
either repacked, or in the original pack
They have also, and will keep constant
ly on hand general assortment OF
EXCELLENT STONE WARE,
made By John Swami, which they will
sell as low as can be had OF equal quality.
Also. WINDOW GLASS, Of the sizes COM
monty used either repacke.l OF by the box ,
pipes in boxes, black quart bottles, in
hampers or repaeked.
april! %
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researches fufCucF eUutHS WIFI
view Of determining the question on
the early colonization of Greenland,
which has been so warmly agitated
Of late years. When we are told Of
community Of Christians, who had
made settlement in this dreary re-
giou about 500 years ago, and who
were separated from all civilized So
ciety by great physical revolution,
and under the uncomfortable strug-
gle of innumerable hardships, had
lost all their art and knowledge, had
become mere savages and cannibals,
we cannot be surprised that an &C
count so marvellous and wonderful
should not be readily received by e.
ven many sober minded men. Capt.
Scoresby has himself embraced the
affir native side Of the question. but
it does not appear that his facts and
reasonings are sufficiently convin-
cling to remove all doubt on this Gu
rious question.
He is induced to think that Green.
land is compact Archipelago, or
cluster of large islands, separated by
narrow channels, many of which are
always frozen. The currents in
Davy's Sound, and the similar for
nation of the land to the westward
of Bafin's Bay, appear to throw fur
Their proof on this supposition.
| It'll believed by many in England,
that the voluntary contributions made
by Capt. S. to science, from his re-
searches in Greenland, are probably
as valuable as those obtained by
Capt. Ross, at the price of Is or Co.
600 pounds to the English nation.
This is, in a very eminent degree,
honorable to him, and holds out ali
example we'll worthy of imitation by
all those who have the command of
merchant vessels trading to distant
parts of the world.
1t is an observation Of Boyle, the
English philosopher, that if every
man of science made record of such
disco, cries as occur to him in the
course of his experiments, it would
form a most valuable accumulation
of knowledge in few years. on which
superior genius might exercise its
skill. The commerce of the u. S.
is extensive and rapidly Increasing.
The Is stripes are seen upon every
ocean, and the Istars Of our country
travel from the line to other po e.
Here is an Enslishman, the capt. of a
fishing vessel attri cling the atten-
tim Of the sensible and tie learn
ed in England, by his contributions
70 science, made without diminish
ing in the least from the attention re-
CURED by the duties of his profess
sion.-The example is worthy OF imi-
tation-let our countrymen look to
it. When the ardent desire Of gain
which the commercial spirit excites
in the mind, is chastened and liberal
lied by the mild influence of a love
of science, and wish to add to the
general stock acknowledge. it forms,
in our opinion, the most elevated sc.
nerosity of which the human mind is
susceptible. Boston Pdper.
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GREENLAND.

A Journal has just been published
in England, containing researches
and discoveries, made OIL the eastern
coast Of Greenland, in voyage to
the Northern Whale Fishery, by
VIM. Scoresby, Jun. This gentle
man formerly published an Gao
COUNT OF THE ARCTIC REGIoNs,'
which contained much amusing mat.
ter; but the present work is said to
be deserving of more praise, as it is
better writteBs aud abounds more
with details that are interesting aud
scientific. Discovery, however, was
not the primary object Of Captain
Scoresby's voyage, for be acted as
captain of whaler, and he has fur
nished his present contributions to
Geography, from the mere impulse
ola l,esai aud active spirit. The
choice of q fishing station being left
70 himself, he preferred Greenland to
the wa,ers generally frequented, and
finding the sea there more open than
usual. he was enabled to determine
the leading points 0, the coast, from
the 6eth to the 18th degree of lati-
tude. a distance of 400 miles in a di
rect line, or 500 miles following the
windiugs of the shore. He has fill
ed mn the details OF the Coast partial
ly; and by his observations, has
made it evident, that above the Esd
psrallel, the true position of the land
Is no less than IA degrees farther
west than it is laid down in nautical
mans: an error, which doubtless
has proyed fat,l to mariners in some
cases. he landed Oh the coast at
two uoints in LAT. 20 l-2 and ~ 10.
No scene can be imagined more
frightful, bleak. and desolate, than
what now lay before him. Noun
tains from 5000 to 4uoo feet in height,
runnnp almost close to the waters
edge. covered with naked rocks, pro
iectins at short distances which
looked black by contrast with snow.
The vast glaciers OF ice which filled
the deep chasms, were continually
dstaching themselves from the land,
and forming icebergs, or floating IS
lands of ice, rising from one to two
hundred feet above the water. Al
though the general appearance OF the
coast was desolate and dreary In the
extreme, yet some level spots were
found, which being in sheltered stu
ations, we're covered with grass a.
bout foot high, and appeared to the
navigators like good English mea-
dow. The heat of the summer sun,
which never sets for some weeks,
creates in those patches sudden and
strong vegetation, as if by enchant-
ment. Wherever they found any OF
those green spots Of soil, they could
always discover some traces of hu-
man inhabitants !; such as deserted
huts, graves, tumuli, bones, fre-pla-
ces, ashes and fragments of fishing
and hunting implements. The form
of the huts, the nature and fashion Of
the graves, the fabricated articles,
aud the animal remains, all Impress
ed Capt. Scoresby with a belief, that
the natives were either Esquimaux,
or tribes of a similar character, and
in a similar stage Of civilization.
He was anxious 10 continue his
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Notice..

VHE partnership Of c. GiIpin 4. Co
l. is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. All persons indebted to the firm.
either by bond, note or book account, are
requested to make immediate paymen, Ia
Chr. Neale, or bis order, who alone is au-
thorised 10 settle and receive the same
aud those having claims against the con.
Germ, will present them to him for pay
Dent. ~ ~
CINCiNNATUS GILPIN.
Chapel Spring, July 5.b. 1893.
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POETRY.
. $, JE TIE PERDs, JE sUis PERDU."

,. 81 JE TIE PERDS, JE SUiS PERDU.'
These lines were suggested by an
impression on a seal. representing
boat 1t sea, and a man at the helm,
looking up at star. with the motto,
IS, 10 tie perds, je sais perdu."
Shine on, thou bright beacon,
Unclouded and free,
From thy high place Of calmness,
Ger life's troubled ga;
It's moring Of promise.
Its smooth seas are gone,
And che pillows rave wildly
Then, bright one, shine OIL
The wings of the tempest
May rush DER thy ray,
But tranquil thou sm,lest,
Undimm'd by its sway;
High, high DER the worlds
Where storms are unknown,
Thou dwellest; al. beauteous,
AL glorious, alone.
From the deep womb Of darkness
The lightning flash leaps,
Ger the bark of my fortune.
Each mad billow sweeps
From the port of her safety
By warning winds driven,
And no light DER her course
But yon lone one of heaven.
Yet fear not, thou frail one,
The hour may be near,
When our own sunny headlands
Far off shall appear;
When the voice of the storm
- Shall be silent and past.
In some island OF Heaven
We may anchor at last.
But, bark Of Eternity.
Where art thou now?
The tempest wave shrieks
Ger each plunge of thy PROV,
On the worlds dreary ocean
Thus shattered and tost-
Then, lone one, shine on,
II lose thee, I'm lost.
J. J. G.
Cork, March IL, 1892.
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IS bags good st. Domingo
COFFEE,

IS bags good st. Domingo
COFFEE,
lust landed and for sale on consign-
u ment, by GEORGE JOHNSON.
WHO HAS IN STORE,
Yellow and white corn and family -four
2 puncheons West India rum
Cut nails and brsds
Baltimore refined sugar
1000 lbs bacon l. lard, 4 bales OF cotton
An assortment OF stone & brass ware
bale domestic plaids, low to close sale,
And general assortment OF
GROCE X ES.
HE OFFERS FOX SALES TRUSTEE,
A large assortment Of German linens OF
various kinds
5 boxes old Hermitage wine
3 do pint tumblers, diaper table cloths
8 female slaves
| share Potomac bridge stock,
SO do Columbian Insurance do
One lot iu Washington City, OH il are z
tenements, producing annually over 200
dollars, and several houses and lots in this
place-a description of which can be
had on application The whole of the a.
boye property will be sold on reasonable
terms, and Tor the real estate, liberal cree
dts will be given if desired.
iuly IL NOW
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Removal.

TlNHE subscriber returns bis grateful ac-
acknowledgements to bis old friends u
customers, for past favors, and informs
them that he has removed to his old stand,
(,he Eagle Hotel precisely at the
Head Of King Street,
where he pledges himself that nothing
shall be wanting on his part to make Tie
situation Of all who may call on him, com
Portable and pleasant. The house has
undergone considerable repairs, and IS
much be tier calculated for the reception
of travellers and others thar formerly.
ELI LEGG.
N. B. A few genteel bosrders can be
accommodated upon reasonable terms.
This stand is in the most pleasant part 0,
the town; and considering the fresh ana
.aIubrious air. il cannot but be enticing
to those Who wish to spend their summer
months near the town, to call and see.
june l9
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Notice.

TINE debtors to the late firm OF Cincin-
]. natus Gilpin g. Co. are hereby notiil,
ed, that legally authorised agent will
wait on them forthwith, for payment OF
their respective debts, when IT IS hoped
and expected, that they will promptly
discharge the same, as no longer 'ndui-
gence can or will be given. IS exPect-
ed that they will not disregard this notice.
CHR. NEALE.
july 8 ih3w
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REMOVAL.
BOOTS SHOE.
making establishment |


TNHE subscriber has removed next door
Il to Mr.. Brassington's, on King street,
and near the intersection Of King and Roy
al streets. He makes BOOTS and SHOES Of
every description ofthe best quality, and
OF first rate materials; be intends constant
ly to employ the best OF journeymen; la
dies may be accommodated with boots
and shoes of the newest fashion, and in
the finest style. Country merchants and
others will be supplied upon the most Ia
vorable terms.
He hopes that from his attention to bust.
ness, e. the superiorityot bis workmanship
when be formerly resided in this place.
that be will obtain portion Of publictavor.
He pledges himseli,o use bis utmost efforts
to please bis customers.
MATTHEW SEXSMiTH
Nav 5 u
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For Sale,
4 Tract of Land,

IN Fairfax county, 10 miles from Alex.
andria and eight from Georgetown.
containing FOUR HUNDRED e. ElGH-
TY acres, about IO6 acres of which IS
heavily timbered. There is an excellent
orchard on the premises. A great bargain
nav be had if Immediately applied tor.
suril S9 DANIEL F, DuLANY.
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For Freight.

Tx The new and fast sailing brig
M WARREN, capt. Owen, bur,hen
ga tons, or about ESQ hhGs. of tobacco.
She will soon be ready to load. APP
ply 10 JOHN H.. LADD Il co.
Who hare for sole on board said uessel,
5000 bushels Ground Alum Salt
iuly 12
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Old Rye Whiskey, Wines,
Spirits, etc. etc.

TNHE subscriber mas just received an
Il additional supply OF 6 bogsheads su-
perior old rye wbIskey, which, together
with old Cognac and peach brandy, ia.
maica and Antigua rum, Holland gin, port.
cIaret. Madeira l.. P. Teneriffe, Liston,
and NJ. NJ. wines; noyeau, citrop, ?.
love, mint, lemon, cinnamon. and Glove
cordials, [by the dozen j wine bitters,
white wine and cider vinegar, fine teas,
particularly selected;
Sugars, Groceries, Sc.
Goshen cheese, market and clothes bas-
kets, hair sleeves, a few thousand weight
best bacon hams and smoked beet, are
for sale at his store on Royal street, next
door TO the city hotel.
WILLIAM DUNLAP.
June IL
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JAMES S GUNNELL, NJ. d.

JAMES S GUNNELL, NJ. d.
Dentist,
RESPECTFULLY offers his services
IL as Dentist to the citizens and visi-
tors of the District of Columbia.
REFERENCES.
WASHINGTON. Georgetoun.
DR.. Sim, Or. L. Worthington,
F. Nav. P. War6eld,
Cutbush, He M
Hunt. N.W.Worthngton
Sewall, bohreT,
Washington, Magruder,
Watkins,
/, .alerandr,a.
DR.. Semmes Dr.. Washington,
Richards, Fhzhugh,
Peake, Stabler,
Gen. John Mason. Richard B. Lee, Esq
Col. A. Henderson, Geo. Graham, Esq.
Rev, DR.. A. Hunter, and DR.. Dick.
Office on the Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 9Th and 10Th streets, West, ION the
same square with Mr.. Gunton's Apothe-
cary Shop
a. DIR. GUNNELL will be at
Mr.. Qageu's Hotel, Alexandria, every
Friday, from 8 A. M. until P. NJ. lex
cept during the sessions OF Congress.) All
letters addressed to DR., &. in Washing
ton, or let, at Clagett's Hotel, will be
punctually attended to.
Washington, May 81, 1923. thtf
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Oil and Candles.

Oil and Candles.
TUST received and tor sale SO baskets
81 fresh Bordeaux salad oil, very superior
90 casks whale oil
Is boxes spermaciti candles
SO do mould and dipt taIlow
SO do yellow soap
1000 lbs cotton yarn, assorted, NO . 10 IL
A.. G.. CAZENOVE Il Co.
may 20