text: ss ee.of5nfecri.on-,s<ls=ss<=liuct=d without Producing any injurious effect-"si ' si _.ss._,ss, CASY-siV sic— 0 Phil, the slave of Mrs. David Fultlands the Globe. In this city, ss ss d for the king pock, on hc'27lb April, eighteen hundred and two; _'not I inoculated him when this man-ing on bread from e case of natural small with the same result as in "my wn s CASES vx. and vn. Mr. Joseph Smith's daughter and servant if] were both vaccinated on the second in. cant. and after having had the kine pock v were bath inoculated on the e tllﬂilsi'tsshe-. h lrcsh small pox matter ) Orh lus-tent, Wlt. akcn from the above case of natural small ox; bugwixhout producing any Other et. 'ecc than the same which are stated in Casc fous- ' A number of other cases have been tested in the same manner with the small atter, which was taken from Mr. Smith, (Casc t.) and with the same result; but it altogether unnecessary to give of than the foregoing cases, which will. shall hope, be sufficient to convince any person (those only excepted who are determined not to believe, who have High to form any opinion on the safety of the king, no other person, not the subject, the subject. We have now only a guard against spurious cases and it is much to be lamented, but they are so common, and so little regarded as to leave many persons, who may think themselves secure, yet leave to take the smallpox. Some remarks on this subject, will be shortly laid before the public. Vaccination Institution, Cham Street, April 29, 1805. PUBLIC SALE. fJRSUA-Nf to a-deed ofsifssﬄsilfmm JW" —C. VOWEL'L, to the subscciber, will he sJH a: pubncssaufiion,jon the, first do} of Yucte next. - .\. A valu-zble Lot of Ground, lo the town of Alexandria, on which she new meeting house stands,-fronling on Fairshxssfireec 95 feetctl wed,-sad} extending-hart sslssL 3 feet 5 isictctssss' JOHN DUNLAP. siApril ;. ' ' ' si. si PU'BLIC SALE. By virtue of : deed of unft From the late Colonel Fab.-: Filzgrrdld, to the (uhscribers. executed for the purpqﬂ: of fcttisiying : debt ,due to William B. que, will he exposed_to sale, on the premises, on the 7ch dcty ot'jcme next, to the highest bidder, A LOT,_or Piece of "Ground, wet}: t/z: Imssbrovaments ; Sycnated on the west sile of Royal sheet- siﬂd to the soathwar-sil of Prince street ; beginning up. on R will {ire:-t 80 feet to the sonchward of Prince Knee. and running from thence, southwaxdly, Pus! binding upon Ksszyai street 98 feet 4 inches-, io (he mi-th: ofthe square, and with that widch running back the distance of : z-3 feet. to the cen. ttc of (hesqnare formed by Royal and Pht {sheem . _. Ludwell Lee, Wniliaan Hodgson, } Truste" ! May 9. A ' 'zsiawtf PUBLTsi 1 — SALEJ '"cods,ss. L Pursuant to a Dead "of Trust from fSnm-I Psistn to the in )(cubsir, Will be "(Po scd t) (ale, (of "my m mzy, (: t. :: cossce- house, is] the than of Ahxzndda. on the zﬂlb day of ]uncuzxc lWQ TR \CTS OF LAND 1)" i"3 "Po": the north riiesis of CHCRPCWM 1" The Dan-"} 0! Hlmushirc containing 43! acrei -- The He Wost GODUCDCC at 13 0 'CIO'Qk m the MYQ " jamg's Ksisicich. It is as good as Green Coffee, For sale by William Butler. May 30. Fresh Supply of Fruit. This day Received, Per Schooner Clark, fresh stock, Oranges, of an excellent quality and remarkable, UWS, and Luna, in fine order. -30c per pound. Tassman's, &c. John A. Bursford. The highest price given for choice of lines! Last season, by the Editor hereof. M.W. WALWORTH, WM' " '— The best Alexandrian Dassessay Advertiser. SATURDAY, MAY 11. The sloop Unity, captain John Hand, sailed in Philadelphia, on Wednesday last, after a passage of nearly eighty foot hours from this place. By last night's mail, we received the News of the Gazette and Public Register of the But instant, from which the following un portant information is extracted:— By a gentleman from St. Thomas we are obligingly informed on our circumstances respecting the defeat of the Hayti forces before the outbreak of the Hayti forces. St. Domineo by the garrison under command of the brave French; who, on this occasion, it is said, displayed all the qualifications of a consummate general, and all the firm intrepidity of real courage. When the negotian army appeared of the city, and were in a condition to attack it, a summons was sent to the following purposes: "JEAN JAC, the first Emperor of Hayti, to General Grant, Commanding a division of the troops at the branch Republic. As it is inconsistent with the laws and independence of the Empire, that any portion of the French army should be allowed to remain in the island. General Ferrand is summoned to surrender the city of St. Domingo in twenty-four hours; if at the end of that time the city shall not be evacuated, it will be delivered to the commander, and all the inhabitants thereof be put to the sword." It being difficult to procure any person who would risk the delivery of suitable authority to this demand, the Commandant ordered three cannon shot to be silenced at the Black camp, which conveyed a defiance in terms as strong as the pen could have done, and doubtless as well understood. As the action was taken, the plain of St. Domingo Charles, on the 28th of March. The resources not less than the courage of Ferdinand and his associates is seen in his finding-sides, with so small an army, to garrison every part of the city, and to make a sortie against a foe so numerous, so desperate, and so insatiable for blood and vengeance. Seconded by a little hand of Hercules, he however, attacked successively, and successively carried every instrument of the enemy. His second in command, heading the attack on the first line, received a very severe wound; not discouraged, he led them on to the second, where he received several others; still concealing his situation from his companions, he conducted them to the third, in carrying which he received a musket ball through the lower viscera, of which he almost instantly died. From the Spanish troops but little aid was received in the first and partial engagements with the blacks, but in this decisive one, the presence of their commander, whom they loved and feared, animated them to actions which seemed to be inspired by a desire to surpass their French comrades. The defeat was complete. 1300 Brigands were counted dead on the field of battle; all their ammunition, a large portion of their military stores, their magazines of provisions, and the military chest and treasure of the Emperor, fell into the hands of the victor; whose loss did not exceed 80 men. The fleet under Admiral Messina (or Mississippi arrived either on the day of the hat. The day succeeding, but had not at the time landed any troops. The ships did not come to anchor, but after putting the aids which they had for the garrison on short, stood out to sea. We understand that the inhabitants of St. Domingo have been invited to return; as the siege is raised, and the army of Dessalines completely withdrawn. On the quarter of Paast six, P.M., an earthquake was seen in the town of the city of the United States, which furnishes the following intelligence of our casualties which Spain states, "than Capt. Ducton of the United States navy, passed through that place, from Madeira, with dispatches from Mr. Munroe, to our Minister in Paris; that it was understood he had not succeeded in the object of his mission to the Court of Spain." On Monday, the 25th, about a sensibly felt by many persons in the town of Salem, Massachusetts. The Meda, and Clara Spanish frigates, have been declared lawful prizes, and condemned for the best of the captors. The share of each captain employed in the service amounted to ninety thousand  Sampson, Cox, Parity, Taylor, Welcome Rexuro, Lecz - Eagle, Fairsux, - Sloop Chauly, Brown, CL—EARED, - Schr. Susannish, Glover, Hamilcoft, Duane, Sichrs, Copper, Sleep Eagle, Forge, —. Boston St. Marcins - di'tto Norfolk New-York Balsimorc - dltto ssS-Alcm - Boston , _ Norfolk Dumfrics l n .— WcHJZH muc-.JUW'MIE * w — -...— , _BOSTON, May 3. From England—By Capt. Famham, who arrived yesterday from Live-Took, we received London papers to March 19, inclusive. A paper of the latest date mentions the arrival of a Russian Messenger, with dispatches as such. The preparation for an army, a man's secret expedition was continued. The troops to be employed consisted of two squadrons of divisions, and 74 regiments of infantry. The expedition is planned and directed to the point of sailing. It was conjectured to be bound to Soucze-Américans. A recent paper of March 18, mentions the "account of late Paris papers, and others, "there is more talk on the continuation of negotiations than on the campaign." From Nantes, March 18. "The prices of sugar and wife-made sugar are stated in our place current, are merely nominal. We sell but with the greatest chestnut; and it is expected that the disposition will shortly take place, in some-medicated by the duties of business, and the necessity of our custom." In the midst of the West India produce, the following: "In the West Indies produce, the late increase of the demand; Tobacco holds 50, without however being particularly in demand." NOTICE. The inhabitants of Alexandria, are respectfully informed that they are not aware of the existence of a new boy, but are now in the Academy, and that a new boy can be admitted. All he but an unusual pupil is pursued in English and Latin; he will be taught. As the number of scholars in each room will be limited to thirty, who intend their children to be instructed in Latin, are, requested to apply soon, as a preference will be given to them. May 27th, 1858. NOTICE. As the situation of the Subscriber's health obliges him to go to the West Indies, in a few weeks; he requests all persons to whom he is of Law's Lambert and Case is indebted, to present their demands. Louis Lambert Maillier. May 27, 1858. TO RENT, The convenient Ware House, occupied by us, on King Street, opposite Mr. Robert Young. The lot on King Street is good, and the rent low. Immediate possession will be given. Louis Lambert & Co. May 27, 1858. Joseph Smith, At the upper end of King Street, HAS JUST RECEIVED 20 hogsheads first quality sugar, 20 60. Mulasses, 5, 40 barrels New England Rum. Has on hand French Brandy, Jamaica and Grenada Rum. A Ld, An assortment of Muscovado and German GOODS, &c. FOR SALE, On a liberal credit, in lots of 5 acres, or larger quantity, it desired; About 20 acres of Land, callech; "Oad-Bank, situate within the city of Alexandria, on the banks of the Mississippi, commanding an extensive view of the City of Washington, Alexandria, and the river Potomac. There are, on the premises, some excellent springs of water. Its location will be offered at public sale, at the southeast corner of Washington, on WEDNESDAY, the 22nd instant, at ten o'clock. John Green. All persons are cautioned, Against hiring, or in any manner dealing with my negro man GEORGE. After this notice, the law will be enforced against any person desiring with, or biting him. James Keith. For New-York or Fredericksburg, the SCHOONL-LAS'S SISTERS but-then about 49% meet. Freight to either of the above places will be taken on board. Under a less-man. Apply to me there on board at Merchants' Bar, or WM: HODGSON. Now Landing from the ship Maria, complain, C—arew, and for Salt A) LAWRUN & Z'OVJLE, 3000 pieces first chop Yellow Nankeensissi Entitled to De 10 chests Hyson & si Nature. Also, boxes China Raw, c. maining 250 bowels each, and in the fold at $1 dollars per box. 20 cases & sh Malaga Raxlins: 5 pipes 4th book Bananas Brandy. Also, just received, 10 chests long Hyson, REAS, 9 do. Hyson. Son Skin, of the latest style in: 2 (10. Suchong, partiz, portion. 6 bade: Bocro: v Gunahs, of the first quality 20 lbs. Nutmegs and Claws 70 bushels first and second quality Russian Duct 50 do. cedar Ram-s do. 70 do. d's. heavy Ravens do. etc par: icuiuly made to siuips' for 5 sianc and emits fails. ct 4 p p's choice old Cognac Brandy 12 00. pz man." Madeira Wine 4 HPCS hand (55 I Retail:g Mohﬂs 60 barrels No. 1 and : Bces Boston inspce. :: do.? k cic n. 3 cases of Spices, Oil for inn; 40 he men's: and dipt Cundics 1 dozen brown Snap 20 boxes fresh Chocolates 10 dozen Brittle Fig. 3 cash prizes G—iaubu Ram ! monk Ladies' Nsjloafco fines 1 dozen Momcen path-et books Comm and Mowccu Suspenss'css. May 9. PUBLIC SALE. By virtue of two Deeds of trust to the subscriber, will be exposed to sale, for ready money, at the common, in the town of Alexandria, on MONDAY the 27th of May, the following described property, namely: One parcel of land in the county of Potosi, known by the name of the M.T.T. Co. — And immediately after, upon the premises, in the town of Alexandria, several valuable land, lying upon the river, Water, and Queen streets. James Keith. May 4. REMOI 11 """ct JAMES RUSSEL, He: rema-vsi-a' L'}: Store: Rcty-asiss/i'reet, in part of the Omz EAGLE TAVHN Home Joor, of King Street; when he saw you, you're sure to find us. German & East-nella Goods, Prints, Duties, Cheeks, Irish Linens, &c. which he will sell by the piece, low, for cash, or on a short credit. May: d. B. I will let, for your sake, the BRICK HOUSE! have just received, on the first street, the following: SCHOOL at the dwelling house of Mrs. Lamb, on Prince Street; where he teaches Reading, Writing, Assemblage, and English Grammar; at the immediate price of FOL: Dollars per quarter. Law, History, Geography, and Astronomy, at a reasonable price. Persons wishing to be acquainted with Sur. We, or Nuvigatin, will meet with due attendance either in school hours, or any other time they must think proper. William Slade. Mr. S. do lawf —_._ EIGHT DOLLARS REWARD. RAN AWAY, from the subscriber, living in Leeshuss, Louisa, won.), Virginia, on the 16th April last, MUL TO BOY, named LEW, or LEWIS, 20 years old, about 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, slender made, big pants large feet, long of green, and a great talker; Had on, when he went away: mixed grey clothes came, white calico jacket, blue cloth over sail, oxen sack shirt, and a round hat. He was seen at the fish wharf, in Alexandria on Sunday the 21st April. All masters of vessels and other are warned against carrying him off at the Peninsula. Whoever will apprehend said boy, and deliver him to me, or secure him in any jail, so that I get him again, shall receive the above reward and all reasonable expenses paid. William Taylor. Why C.- si \ 4 9 \-.,!: 34. 