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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-18
PI1EA T. .UEDICIN rs.
Hahn's Anti Bilious Pills.

Tiny are excellenily Hdap'ed 10 carry of
snpefilnnus bile, and prevent is morbid 81
crctions Ia restore mud amend Tie nrprz
lite 10 produce lftc rerspirntion, mud
thereby preVenteulds which utu often ol fatal
consequence.
iIamiIt0n's Worm I.ozcngcs,
Celebrated for removing worms, and b,st
known remedy for cleansing the stomach aud
bowels.
A dose Of this Medicine given occasionally
during the warm season, Will cventurlly pre-
vent the vomiting and pursiug al children, II
dreadful disorder, which annually destroy $
thonsnnds Of the iniant part OF our cilizrns
II Is likc"isp the mildest and mot certain re
mvdy known, md has restored Ia health and
strength Il erent number when ia advanced
stage of ihi, fatal complaint. Particular aud
PLAIN Instructions are given for every part oil
the necessary treatment in such casts.
llamillon's Grand Restorative
J. rrcomp ended ~ an Invaluable Medicine,
for the speedy rel,ri aud permanent cur of
Ncnau- Disorders, Violent GramIr IN the
LuWncas Of opiils, stomach and back,
Los oil Appetite, Indigestion,
lmpnrity ofihe Blood, Melancholy,
lIy>ierical Affections, Gnm ia lhe Stomach,
inwatj Weakness, and Pains in The Limbs,
DpbilitV. UplnxatiOu4- q a. Sc.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-18

-. T6pch qfHe SaLtia,. Tie following is
a llrraI copy of speech, IatrIy delivered
NJ . debating society. Corporal Trims
eltGdencr II 40 touch to this master piece
We'll THE subject 10 be excused is
wather ardent spirits docs any good or not
confirm II don't. just ihlak ofour ancis-
tors IN future Ia, they lived in moet
nnnrrous age So thai think that viii
KY or any ardcut spirits don't 10 any good
Lpng ranse. Nrll--------thr question To
b. excused is walher ardent spirits does
auy good or not--Sa TINT include that il
doal. Aoolhrr pause. | cant SIT hold
ol the ID thing"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-18
ROOFING COtGii,

fbOt!N'I tot bil,
Ibis discovery e The Grst magnitude, ne il
affords immediate rciiof, cbocks tie proEtc5-,
and in short timr entirely rcn,opcs tire most
cruel disorder IN hieh children arc liablc
iiamilton's Genuine Essence and
Extract Of Mustard.
4 safe aud clleclual remedy for acute aud
chronic rheumall,ui govt, rheumatic Gopt,
pglsry, ianbapo, nuubncss, white sWe'inRb
chilbiains, -prains, bruises, pam in the face
and neck, &c Gse.
Lees Persian otiOn
/, nm invaluable cosmetic, perfectly innocent
and safe of unparalleled efficacy IN pfcyen-
ting and removing bIenishes in the lace and
kin, Of every kind, particularly frcckcs. pim-
plcs, scurfs, letters ring-Norms, enn.hnrr ,
&c. rcutcting the skin deiicateiy g9ft mi
clear, aud improving The complexion, il IS IN
word necessary appCadaRe II the toilet.
Tie Restorative P0uder t0r he TceiI
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04

.hroug hout Spanish Ameriea end the In
lies. The Courier Francois OF the l4th
says" this decree can only be regarded as
an act of form but it is worthy OF remark,
that the Spanish government, while 1t has
the air Of taking account Of the destruc-
ton of its power in countries, which It
still includes in DEGREES, has renowned
its exclusive and rigorous principles, BY
confirming a part of the offices, and pro-
motions granted undr the constitutional re-
gime. Thus then, the Spanish government
itself is compelled to yield to the empire
of necessity 1t is forced to recognise aud
admit the facts accomplished, even in OPP
position to the exclusive principles that il
processes. We must not despair that this
deviation will lead to recognition OF the
loans of the Cortes, for the distress OF
Spain must cause her to feel deeply the
necessity of it. One is surprised to find
such concession in decree like that
which concerns the American colonies; /;
decree which, to be capable OF application
Ought to have mentioned Havana alone
since that is nearly all that remains IL
Spain other ancient ultramarine posses
|sions."
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04

roadside i'eO him, and imms diately wear.
ng ship discharged the other. when the
English vessel sunk with every soul on|
BOARD her. Jones was then in the United
States frigate Ariel. On peace taking
place, he returned to Europe, and going to
ST. Petersburgh, he was honored with q
commission in the Empress Catharine's
feet, when the English under him refusing
to serve. he was transferred to command
under the Prince of Nassau, then acting
against the Turkish fleet. Here, by sue
cessful stratagem, he put the Turkish fleet
into the power Of the Prince, who wanton-
Iy set it on FIRE, and thus barbarously in
volved the crews in one general destruc-
|tion. On Jones' retirement from the SER
vice, he went to France, and, after living
through the first stages of the revolution,
died in the city Of Paris in the year 1872.
MILITARY COLONIZATION IN Russia
VI. Dupin, in a work recently published,
gives the following curious account Of the
military colonization system in Russia
"The emperor Alexander has conceived
1.-The idea of founding, in different parts oil
his empire military colonies, or rather cas-.
ties. In them all the male children are
born soldiers-they pass under the stand
ards at the age of Is; they remain en-
rolled till 60. In becoming soldiers they,
according to the Muscovite law. cease to
he slaves thence the military state, which,
in other nations, is regarded as time OF
|servitude, has for them the double benefit
If freedom and glory. The monarch takes
from the domains. Of the crown the land
necessary for the establishment and sub.
llsistence ofthe colonized regiments ; in re.
turn for the lands thus conceded, these
soldiers are to support themselves and
their horses so long as they shall not be
ordered out on any foreign expedition
BY this means large armies will he kept OF
foot during peace without any expense t.
the public treasury; the pay OF the corps
will commence only when they shall bt
called out of their respective colonies; this
pay will be moderate in proportion to tho
little wants Of a people newly colonized
not INDUCING in extravagance.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04
COMMUNICATED.
GRAFTON,


I'm commemorstion ot the hlrth OF WAstfiNE.I
TON, delivered to the tash,ngtM t'adrds, sneI
|, large concourse of respectable citizens, al thcI
State House in dover, on the 2>d feouafy-byl
WILLIAM HUFrIsGTuN.
of,bs Ipasb;uoton Guards
LddseS ana ue"eme"
Near the close OF the 18th century, when theI
hand of despo,ism hal wres,ed from the people,
|of the old world every yesge OF liberty ahul
Iuh.n b;yo,ry and superstition iorded it over all
hi, land' Chris,opher Columbus, from reasonlngI
Ion the formation OF the globe, came to the con
Iclusion that there must exist beyond the waves
lor III Atlantic another continent After much
I,lel.y and uncononer abc perseverance, he wasl
Ienabled to prosecute that voyage which ierinna
sI IN the discovery of America where since iheI
l., lrd GODDESS of Liberty has reared her temple,
TnJ hnpe iondly whispers it shall remain forever
l6rm and mistaken amid the throes and convnl.
.nn. ,h,t ap,ate and mlke' Of the old world
lone scene Of slavery, tears and blood; lor It Isl
80 man ;,s,ice and reason. md supported by
nv. ,,,;,s5 wilI of millions al ,reemen, Who have
,",,,nn a., an ,dmir;np world. that they know
,,,, 80 .nrrer;,,r and how to maintain their
n;,s..
I So ,hor on. hundred YEARS passed BY after
.h,. .I;.,x,.rv ,g Ao,er,cn before any colony was
n,sn,e l,v ,nr ancestors. The Brituns; and il was
p", IN tina commencement of the eighteenth cen
bes. rnlonie, were considered Of much
;,n:or,,,c. h. ,le mother country. In the mean
HI H.. E,ench werr establishing themselves in
49, Sno,;a add canada. and erecting fortified
,;,'nsan ,,. 81, LAWRENCE. on the northern Lakes,
and ON the Ohio; thus manifrsting an intention
IS a.,,.;n,, line of RECOMMENDATION around the
;nr,r, colnn:es of England. Those movements
,s d. I.rench and their frequent tlepredations,
in con;rnct;nn with the merciiess savage on our
unnro;ec,pd frontier settlements, where the dy.
;nr shr - NJ the mother and her babes, asct MI
Inc ~, =, Heaven. together with the SNEAK of the
,(hi,,,rs, hamlet. cr,,pg loudly for redress, for
lv.nge,ncr. reused to action the hardy swans
Innd nov werc seen the brave provlncals, clad in
hhe naronlv n, war. marching by the side OF Brit
,Esh v.,,rons ,,w.rds the scene Of outrage; al
,nrh.r;,v that ;onocenoe might sleep secure a,it
HE hn.bsn1 Imam D,,rsue unmoes,ed his daily la
-lbonrs And off, in the wilderness Of the west
2 ,n1 n, ,Le hunks of the St Lawrence, did tn,
oI,IonJ or Enrl,nd and America, rningle in kin
liza ,or,s,a,
n, ,hsss vars :, was. that the hero, whose me
a,, W.. h,vs mot to celebrate, first unshea,he,
I I :o,,,hcI sword in the cause of his bleeding
l. '. ,"'
Il w., T., b,bs &c IN. uononpabea. where Brad
~. , - a,,,ao,;n., the counsel, of Washing
ill., -, r,5an .r,it;c-. together will
'',n' lie w.. Wan. where The vii of sayap,
VS. W. "' ',.,h e.ar ,ha s,o,,es, hearts. an,
= 49, 49, sn,aers shrunk ba appal
. N"eir ~ ,..d tro,n ,h,. conflict, The,e i'm
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04
Foreign Intelligence.
FROM EUROPE.

BY the packet ship Howard captain Hot
bridge, at New York from Havrr. files OF
Paris papers to the 10th Jan'y. containing
London dates to the 18th, have been re-
ceived. The following summary from the
Advertiser, embrace many
items of interest.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04

In commemora,ion OF the birth ct WASHING
TON, delivered to the Washington tf"drds, sno
a large concourse Of respectable ciuzens' al INC
state House in Dover, on the 23d Febuary-By
WILLIAM HUFfIsGruN.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-15
Charles County Court,

March Term, 1924.
an application to the Judges of Charles
" County Court, by petition IN writing
of James G. Moran of Charles county, for
the benefit OF the Act Of Assembly for the
relet of Insolvent Debtors, passed al No
vember session, 1905. and the several sup
plements thereto, on the terms mentioned
therein "a schedule OF bis property and list
of bis creditors, on oath, so far as he can
ascertain them, being annexed to bis PEI
tition; and being satisfied by competent
testimony that the said James G.. Moran
has resided two years Immediately prece-
ding the time OF his application ID the
state of Maryland; and being also satisfied
that the said James g. Moran is in actual
confinement for debt, and for no other
cause: and the said james G. Moran bay-
ing entered into bond, with sufficient Sc
curity, for his personal appearance in
CbaresiCounty Court, to answer such alle-
cations as bis creditors may make against
hint is therefore ordered and adludged,
that the said James G Moran be discharged
from Imprisonment; and that by causing a
copy of this order to be inserted in some
one OF the newspaper edited in the District
of Columbia. once week for two months
successlvely, before the third Monday in
August next, he give notice to his credi-
tors to appear before the said Court at
Port Tobacco, in said county, on the said
third Monday in August next, for the pur-
pose ofrecommending trustee Tor tneir
benefit, and 10 show cause, II any tney
have. why the said James u. Moran
should not have the benefit Of The several
insolyent laws Of this State, as prayed.
Test, JOHN BARNES, CPk.
july 10 I'm
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-15
Du Points Gunpowder,

CUPERlOR Sporting s. all other kinds,
~ for sale by the subscribers.
EAGLE GuNPowDER, in CaDisters, tor
Sporting.
Du Points Eagle Powder is warranted
quicker and stronger than any sporting
Powder heretofore imported. The differ
ent kinds OF Eagle Powder are all of the
same quality, being manufactured by The
same process and OF 10 materials OF equal pu-
rity--lhey differ only in the size OF the
grain,
Super6ne sporting Powder, is made Of
two sizes, the largest grain being designat-
ed by red label With one star, and the
faest grain by blue label with two stars.
Some of the Powder with the red label
and one star is occasionally put up in
pound papers 10 suit purchasers.
There are also kinds OF superhne Ea~
gle Powder OF very coarse grain, intended
lor water fowl shooting. one OF the size of
uusket powder, marked with the words
Duck Shooting and the other as large as
cannon powder. marked Sea Shool,ng.'
Also, Gunpowder in kegs, warranted OF
The very FIRST quality; of the following
kinds-F glazed, FF glazed, FFF glazed,
rough, FF rough, FFF rough.
A. G. CAZENOYE s. Co.
Alexandria, June ! #
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-15
ALIENS

Lottery and Exchange Office,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington.
Where the CASH can be obtained for
prizes as soon as dawn
Orders FROM any part of the q. States.
per nail, post paid, or by private convey
ance, enclosing cash or prize tickets in the
New York and Baltimore Lotteries, will
receive the most.pronpt attention, it adj
dressed 10
S. g. NJ. ALLEN & Co.
july 8 Washington City.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-15

L
Loodon super super blue y black cloths T.
cassineFes, of Sheppard and Austns's
best and most approved quality and f.
nish
Irish lineas, lawns and sheetings
3.4 and IA plaid and striped ginghams
3-4, "A, 9.S London super new style
prints
3-4, A painted cambrics
MezzotInto prints, Splendid patterns)
"A, 81 cambria muslins
Plain and figured book muslins
Cambri jaconets and null null muslin
Plain & fancy cravats, Musiipatam hdkfs,
Cambria and furniture dlmty
Cotton shamis and hdkfs. Madras do.
MeIno and Cashmere shaws
Black and white thule lace, bombazeens
Plain and twiiled bombazetts
Cotton kerseymeres
Striped Florentine and Wilmington stripes
Cords and velvets
White and colored Marseilles vestings
Black figured silk vestings
Do. and colored cambria musins
Do. sinshaws and sarsnets
Do. and Colored Canton hdkfs.
Do. and colored Nankin grapes
Do. do Canton do.
Do. Nankin robes
Company blue and yellow nankeens
Spitlle6eld, Bandana, Choppa
Fancy g silk, . zsIia and selias HDkfs'
Best blue, black, and colored Italian sew
ing silks
English and India sewing silk
Best English silk twist
French y Italian grapes in boxes T. papers
Do. do. bat band grapes, Iris
gauze
Plain and rich figured tafeta ribbons
Black love ribbons
Sea Island and steam loom shirings
Valencia and Msrseilles veslings
Men and women's super cotton hose
Super white and marble halt hose
Best kid, beaver, and horse skin gloves
Worsted and cotton braces
Floss aud wire cotton on sPools y hanks
Best wire cotton balls, patent thread
Pins in boxes and papers, black pins IN
boxes
London quality bindings, lace buttons
Declaration hdkts. silk y cambria buttons
Super super gilt coat and vest buttons
Suspender buttons and MOUNDS
Russia sheetings. Dowlas aud Drogheda
linens trolls
German dowlas, brown Hollands, brown
Burlaps. Ticklenburgs. braids, tapes and
bobbins
Umbrellas and parasols
Irish and Russia diapers, India straw mat.
ting Ga wide
Thread laces and edgings
Silk FIorences and Levantines
White and black satins, sc. and
Various other articles,
100 numerous TO mentioQ apIii 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-15

The tickets in this. lottery are so ar
ranged that the drawing of NINE num-
bers only will determine the tate of the
whole Lottery; consequently there will be
but ONE DRAWING.
Certificate package20whole tickets D74 10
do do cobalt do 81 05
Whole tickets DC, Halves Do. Quarters
Di so, Eighths rs cents. For sale, 10 a
great variety of numbers, at
Tickets and shares in the above lotteries
for sale, warranted undrawn, at
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-15
New York
LOTTERY.

(cLAss NO. /, FOR JUNE. 1924.
To be drawn on the 18th of August next,
and finished 10 tew minutes.
90 NumberS-9 Ballots to be draDn.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-15
SPRING GOODS.
James G.. s. Robert Barry,
AT THEIR
CHEAP CASH STORE,

Corner Of King and Fairfax Streets
AVE just received aud are now o.
4 Il pening new and very. general as
sortmeDt Of
Seasonable Dry Goods,
all of which they Can assure their friends
and the public, were selected With great
care from The recent importatioRs, and
bought principally with cash at auctions,
and trom the regular importing houses,
aud will DE sold at the most reduced pri-
ces, on their usual terms. Their assert.
ment consists IN part, at present, OF
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-15
James s. ounneil, M. ID.
DENTIST.

dlACS y. e ulAiLClls IVA. Ds
DENTIST,
ID ESPECTFULLY offers his services
~ as Dentist, TO the citizens and visi.
tors of the District OF Columbia.
REFERENCES.
Washington Georgetoaon Alexandria
DIR. Sim DR.. c. Worthington DR.. Semmes
F. May p. Warfleld Washingto
Cutbush Henderson Richards
Hunt N W. Worthlngton Fitzhugh
Sewall Bohrer Peake
Washington Magruder Stabler
Watkins
Gen. John Mason, Richard B. Lee,
ESQ. Col A. Henderson, George Graham,
esq. Rev. DR.. A. Hunter, DR. Dick.
Office on the Pennsylvania avenue. te-
tween 9Th and 10th streets w, on the same
square with Mr.. Guoton's apothecary shop.
Washington, Oct. 7tb, 1922.
OTDr. GunneIl may be consulted at
Mr.. Clagett's hotel, in Alexandra, every
Friday, irom 8 A. NJ. until P. NJ. (ex-
cept during the sessions OF Congress. -
All letters addressed 10 DR.. q. in Washing
ton, or left at Clagett's hotel will be punc-
tually attended to, lswtf
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-15
Inc Alexandria Museum

siOck :. .r The forenoon from 10 TO I O.
ala from 8 10 5 O'Clock afternoon
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-15
CHEAP TR>y LLI>G.
the Steam Boat POTO VAC

~
tX7ILL start from Washington every
wv Wednesday AFTERNOON at O'Clock;
md from Alexandria at 5. the same even
inc for Norfolk; and will take passengers
AT SEVEN DOLLS. &,FIFTY CENTS
iron, Washington, and z from Alexandra
:, Norfolk, meals and table drink includ-
sd. The Potomac will arrive at Norfolk
on TIE evening OF Thursday. and leave
iasre tbe next morning, at 8 O'Clock, for
Civ Point and Richmond-Fare from
Norfolk to CITY Point, 3 Dollars; from
NorFoIk TO Richmond, dollars; IN both
cases including meals and table drink.
RETURNING:
The boat will leave Richmond at s o.
clock, Sunday morning, stopping for pas
sengers al City Point and arriving at Nor
folk the same evening. Will leave Nor
folk every Monday morning, at 9 O'Clock,
Tor Alexandra and Washington. Fare as
before mentioned. June8
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-15


RESPECTFULLY informs bis friends
land the public in general, that he
Dss commenced the
Hard7rare e Fancy Business,
at the corner OF King 4 St. Asapb streets,
where be has just opened, and offers tor
sale. on the most reasonable terms, very
SaadsoDe assortment OF Hardware, Cutle-
", and Fancy Goods, selected and pur-
chased tor cash, viz:
Iron rim, stock, pad, cupboard and side
board locks
hinges aud screws, latches and bolts
carpenters aud shoemakers' tools
saoe thread, Allerton's swl blades. and
lacks
boot webbing, Jspaned teafrays, walters
bread trays. dressing. eases, brass candle-
sticks
SSsa metal Kettles, timed iron tea kettles
SSaucspans, plated castors, candlesticks
SSauliers and trays. morocco pocket books
Ineedle books, Brlttania coffee and tes-pots
"ury' buck, tip, and torbuck knives and
forks
DDesert knives and forks
C pest silver eyed needles
E 1i and silver epaulets
SO'u aud silver thread and lace
vww u,ros and pocket pistols, powder TASKS
"Hlps and spurs, shaving boxes, brushes
and soap
SSSnerson's elastic razor strops
SSaaSei spectacles and thimbles
Sca ~ pencil cases
O'O'a, table, hair, tooth and shaving
brushes
I, uS. add wire tenders, shovels (. toDgs
''uu'fons' Japauned spittoons, candle-
sticks
. and cheese trays
MA kssnue pier and looking glasses
k'any and curled maple do.
i 8 glasses, conmode and glass nobs
& +aslors aud table hinges
100 s.too grain and grass scythes
leise shell tuck and side combs
MY aud dressing do.
EtlTEeco, silk and Torpershe reticules
Bshlngton cravats Iboes.
%,s penkniyes, :weeding and killing
~ Haa oari0us other Articles,
'"Ol which will be sold low for cash,
april Is ~ &c
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-01

pie at whose prayers aud intreatIes,
and to save whom from utter ruin,
he has pursued a certain line oil coh-
duet, have been his most vIruient ac-
cusers and prosecutors, Tor that very
conduct, which has contributed al
once to their relief, and at the same
time been seryiceab!e to government
by rescuing large debt from the
almost total loss which would have
followed rigid exercise OF his au.
thority. He has availed himself OF
discretionary powers reposed in him
by the law, for that purpose, and
with that intent, to mitigate the SO.
verify of the sufferiugs of our wes-
terra fellow citizens, whose clamors,
had he taken different course,
would have dissolved the present fec
Bile and distracted administration Of
our government; and ActeoH like,
he is assailed by the very hounds that
ne has cherished and fed.
Iconfess, that this base, unmanly
conspiracy agains. Mr.. Crawford,
has gwen to my mind a degree of in
terest in the ensuing election, that,
ten days ago. I deemed it impossible
for me to feel. shall rejoice in the
discontinue of plot got up, as ve-
riIy believe, in Washington. for his
destruction: for / know too we'll the
basen-ss and timidity of the charac.
ter OF Edwards, (seif.Convicted as he
ISL to believe that he would have
dared to take such a measure, even
covered by Fight from the resent
ment of his injured enemy, without a
promise of protection from a high
quarter; and here | say, once for all,
that impule no thing Unfair to any
one of the candidates for the presi-
dency. But how have the aspersions
of this caiumniator been met! BY
the most temperate, passionlcss. mild.
dignifed, and irrefragable exposure
oftIeir faIsehood, without one harsh
word toward their au,hor.
The plot admUnishes me to end
this letter. If the people of Virginia
shall be mad enough TO call con
yention, 1 make an humble tender Of
nv services. ] have lived, and hope
to die, a tresholder; and when lose
THAT distinction. shall no longer
have any motive to be proud of being
your faithful servant,
JOHN RANDOLPH,
of Roanoke
Nestor, at Sea. May II, 1894.